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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]. Mostly Cloudy, Continued Cold . Tonight, Wednesday Kennedy Asks Urban Affairs Cabinet Post Federal Grand Plan Becomes jury Indicis Law Unless Overruled Kline, fadell By STERLING F. GREEN ' ' MINNEAPOLI S (AP) - Seven 0 WASHINGTON . (APi-president persons formerly associated with Kennedy sent to Congress today a Sister. Elizabeth Kenny Foundation reorganization plan to create a including one-time executive direc- new: Cabinet-rank department of tor Marvin L. Kline, were indicted by a federal grand jury today on urban affairs and housing. v ¦ ¦ i iwj i mv< ¦ -\ #¦ ¦ ¦ , . " * mMx.BtB* Mhw? - mtmat.mi. t. -» •- « t —XOaf . • v x- charges of mail fraud, and con- The fate of the plan is uncertain. TRAPPED . . . Tilting dangerously under foreground. The boats, which had been trying spiracy. It becomes law in fifl days unless pressure of. tons of ice which broke loose from to help break up ice jam, finally fought their The? grand jury, concluding 16 either House of Congress vetoes giant ice gorge in Mississippi River just north way out, but onjy after the Bayou tilted to point months of investigation of the it, but the measure has become of Cairo, III., is the towboat Bayou Lacombe of where its starboard propellor was out of water. Minneapolis based polio founda- embroiled in racial and partisan Biloxi , Miss. Bow of the Sally Polk is visible 0 (AP ) ¦ tion's: financial affairs, -accused the jn Photofax ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . . ? . . . .. (• seven in 16 separate counts, in- MRS. MARVIN WENDT controversy. cluding alleged kickbacks' of near- Tells Police About Slaying Senate rejection of the plan is Al iers ly $360,000. . ; considered unlikely but the pros- g Near Anarchy pects in the House are uncertain. . Kline already is under a 10-year prison .. sentence for larceny for Mankato Man In a special mestage to Con- illegally gaining ) a $23,000 yearly gress accompanying the plan , salary increase in 19fj7 , but is free Kennedy '.: said : "The times wa on bond pending appeal. live in; urgently call fbr this ac- Named with Kline in the indict- Admits Killing tion. We will neglect , our cities at ment are Fred Fadell, 53, former': our peril, for in neglecting them ly foundation publicity agent , and we neglect the nation: " . ¦ ¦ J. George Zimmerman , "So; St. The llth . Cabinet ' ' 'department ', Paul , former Kenny accountant . His Neighbor would contain , the several agen- Kline was Minneapolis mayor in cies how embraced in the Housing , Minn. the shot that killed Marvin.' : Wendt, 36, sources reported several thefts of It appeared, however, that a of the new department — the first est city moved nearer, to anarchy mail corporations which raised ap- found shot to death in his modest a neighbor, Wendt died from a shotgun blast fired through a win- arms in the Algiers area. One was takeover of the city was not an proximately: $20 million for the Negro Cabinet officer in0 history.' today as the right-wing' Secret a holdup of a truck loaded with home early Monday. dow. (AP Photofax) Army Organization stepped up its immediate aim of the terrorist foundation between 1952 and 1960 plan te submachine-guns, carried out by group fighting lo maintain French Y Charged was Joseph Patrick Kennedy announblock ing the plap and message, tha Ove r Weather under Minnesota s new charities , Fla., to Vir- workers said - they carried 20 bod- Coast from Miami Congress Gels By JOHN BARBOUR that it is too early to regulation law. and going on home. White House said Kennedy de- fell for sure. ies from the wreckage. ginia. • A weather iadvisory, released by The other four indicted are: cided to use?his power under the Associated Press Science Writer Christ said a motive for the reorganization law only after the the National Aeronautics and The explosion shook the Ameri- As tho huge rocket blazed Into Abraham L. Koolish , 77, and his attempt to create the department CAPE CANAVERAL, ? Fla. (AP) Space Administration , said there can consulate general 400 yards killing had been established but the cold air of the upper atmos- son David F. Koolish , 42, who con- he declined to divulge it Kennedy Plea by legislation failed. —The specter of bad weather were two areas of concern for away. . phere at dusk, it .created -a bril- trol the Chicago direct-mail firms Christ gave these details of Thursday's weather picture. While frantic telephone calls re- liant vapor trail illuminated spec- posed the possibility today that —Empire Associates, Empire In- Black's statement: Tha Senate Republican leader, First there was the possibility ported the incident to the top gov- tacularly by rays of the setting astronaut John H. Glenn Jr.'s date dustries Inc., LeMarge Mailing Ser- Black had gone to work Sunday Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois, of cloudiness over the Cape Ca- ernment representative in Algeria, vice Co. Inc., and the New Cen- sun . below the horizon. moved Monday to block the reor- with the stars Thursday may run night at the soybean plant of the The f iring closed out the Titan For U.N. Bonds naveral launching site—depending Jean iVforin , a plastic . bomb tury Corp., ganization plan by announcing into a new delay. Honeymead Product s Co., where began ' at he on the movement offshore of a knocked out power in Morin 's bar- I test program that WASHINGTON' (AP)—President will sponsor a resolution to create John B. Carncll. 50, and Philip the 36-year-old Wendt also had been years ago. But Project Mercury officials high-pressure system to the north. ricaded compound 30 miles east of Cape Canaveral four Kennedy asked Congress today for a commission to study the depart? G. Rettig. also of Chicago, both of employed. Force said the missile pushed ahead anyway, on the basis the city. The Air $100 million to buy "United Nations mental proposal: Second is the possibility of whom had served as presidents Not feeling well . Black left his objectives in achieved all test bonds and help bail the . N. out As if in reply to that rough seas Thursday in the Atlan- Earlier a nearly legendary hero of New Century. job at 4:30 a.m. Monday, went , target I' , Kennedy streaking 5 000 miles to a of its Congo-caused financial cri- said in his message that "the tic east of Bermuda. Seas are ex- of the French army, Col. Pierre The indictment charges that the home in a taxi and lay down, lie area near Ascension Island in the sis. time is, short." The nation al- pected to subside by Thursday, Chate au-Jobert, beamed the Se- defendants "devised a scheme and began "thinking about things per- South At lantic. but may not be quiet enough to cret Army's appeal for revolt artifice to defraud and obtain mon- taining to the Wcridts" and sudden- In a strongly wo rded message, ready has passed to an urban way Morale of Red insure safe recovery of Glenn 's over a clandestine transmitter. ey and properly by false and ly got up, grabbed the combinat i on A major goal was to test an Kenned y declared the bond pur- of life, he said, and with coming spacecraft "I have chosen the road of hon- shotgun-rifle and left his trailer. advanced inertial guidance sys- chase is vital to U.S. interests. population growth must have ade- , if it is forced to land fraudulent pretenses, representa- most after only one orbit. or ," he sajd. tem for the Titan II , the Failure to buy the securities , he quate machinery - to solve . the tions and promises from the found- St ond ing outside the bedroom' ation and its donors and contribu- powerful military missile current- said , '"would serve the interests problems of transportation , pub- ' NASA Spokesmen said it was Chaleau-Jobert fled his unit in window, where the shade had been ly planned by the United Slates. " China s Army France to join Ihe Secret Army. tors." of . the Soviet Union. lic utilities , slums and housing still too early to pinpoint the pulled . Black said lie aimed in the. Titan II tests will begin at the decay. course of the major weather sys- Known among officers as "the The presidential plea has^, al- Kline and Fadell are accused general direction of the bed, pulled Cape in March. ready run into controversy on tems, influencing the areas in first paratrooper of France," he "Our cities and tha people wh» of awarding foundation contracts the trigger. Titan I's finale set telephone Capitol Hill and Senate Democrat- question. reportedly commands a Secret live in and near them need and Slipping, for the preparalion of fund-raising He found an empty shell in the switchboards buzzing at newspa- ic Leader Mike M.Tnsfield.of Mon- Belief Army training base. deserve nn adequate voice in the In summary the weather pic- mailing pieces, letters and ' promo- barrel , inserted a good one and pers, police stations nnd weather tana , has promised' hearings be- By RONNIE WEI ture was this: Mostly cloudy skies Schools closed throughout Al- tional material to the Chicago fired through the window. The bureaus along the lower East highest councils of government ." giers today in a strike fore any vole is taken. HONG KONG (AP)-The mo- over the launch area , although of protest firms wilhout competitive bids. coroner said the charge struck Coast. the President said. against terrorism and insecurity. 1 ¦ rale of Red China's powerful 2V2- this is uncertain , moderate winds Part of the scheme to defraud , the victim in the heart. House Speaker John W. McCor- Smaller towns and cities have million-rnan army- is slipping, a and seas. An attempt, to launch The teachers went on a 24-hour Mrs. Wendt , sleeping with her The sight was described by mack of Massachusetts predicted, as vital a stake in the proposal ns the indictment charges, involved "big, filmy balloon , Chinese Communist bank official Glenn last Saturday was delayed strike despite an appeal from Al- husband , told police she was some as a however , thai the legislators will metropolitan centers , Kennedy miles across, " by in Hong Kong reported today. until Thursday at the earliest be- giers Academy rector Gilbert (Continued on Page 11, Column 6) awakened by the shattering glass hundreds of approve Kennedy's request . He said , because rnore than two- light cause of clouds above the Cape. Mayer. GRAND JURY and had called for help. Christ ^pid others as a "terrible flash of told newsmen "1 feel very confi- thirds of all Americans live in The official , who recently com- umbrella cloud with a From , Bermuda to the mid-At- she then became semi-hysterical. —like an dent that Congress will realize the cities and Ihe figure is mul- pleted a four-month tour of Com- going Irom it. " lantic—the area whore the space The Wendts have three daughters. rocket ball of fire importance of it and will net fa- tiplying. : munist China, said: "Food short- S. capsule would land after a single The chief said all evidence in A telephone caller told the U. vorably on it. " Hie federal Housing Adminis- ages and living conditions in Charlotte , orbit—was expected to have most - Ihe case was being turned over lo Weather Bureau in . The debate app-eais likely to tration and the Federal NYition.il China have disillusioned most, of 'that he saw a brilliant ball ly cloudy skies, fresh winds and Charles E. Johnson , Blue Karth N.C , range over the whole question of Mortgage Association would bo the Chinese soldiers." horizon , with a moderately rough seas. County attorney. rising from the . this, country 's role in tho U.N . shifted bodily into Ihe now depart- " people's lib- vapor trail below. He described Ihe The President , in his State of ment ' and function ns self-con- " Elsewhere, normal showers ov- "That didn 't worry me so erat ion army as " a group of the Union message, said purchase tained entities within it , Kennedy const nnlly worry- er equatorial Africa; stormy much ," he said , "but down below frustrated men , ¦ of the bonds '" will not only keep said. ing about Iheir families and , their weather over Australia , south and the firerinll , I saw a cloud that The functions of the . United . Nations solvent , but the Public own future, " cast of Hawaii , and in a few areas Bowling Alley looked. Like il had . the reflection ' Housing . Administration ,, the . Ur-- ' • pary of the onrlh in il. It looked like require all voting members to of the eastern Pacific. . Iheir lair share of activities. " ban nenew.il Administration and The official, who was sent to Ihe moon was turned over back- the ('nmmiinily Facilities Admin- , Wilh Ihe countdown for a Thurs- ¦ ._llpfl£..JSo!iLliy-... !iiL.,GJ!lnt?.?^..C<.!!iL day-- tlafc'-|)nssinj»,-Hie~-T*miiiHS'4fl Murds.: ' - —Tlie- prop<>J«d-'l>o-fid-i«4«e/":*o*al- i*-M:ftl-iort-«lfio-wonld-lie-fihiftevhole economy AIRPORT WEATHER to earth. day. cleaning shop nearby suffered campaign against President Moise "Their management in the most Glenn , n Marine lieutenant colo- McCormack also told reporters (North Central Observations ) heat , wider nr smoke damage. Tshoinbe of Ihe .secessionist K.i- effective ami coordinated way and his backup pilot , (ire after a White House meeting of Max. temp. It nt ll p.m. yester- nel , M. Plate glass windows of a shop taniia Province. possible, therefore , will yield day; min. 1 al. 7 n.m. today; tcnip. Scott Carpenter , a Navy lient.en- AT VICTORY PARTY ...New York Mayor Robert Wag- across the st reet cracked under Democratic congressional leaders economies in the broad sense far iinT commander , did some star intense heat , that a presidential message deal Since the United Nations was at noon -1: visibility l-"i miles; wind ner , left , talks with former President Truman in New York at outweighin g Iho amount involved from the northwest nt 12 miles per gazing Monday night lo check l.elloy is on Iho Minnesota-Iowa ing wilh the welfare program will founded , the United States has $IOfl-a-plnte dinner, celebrating Democratic victory in last No- 7) hour: barometer 30.45 and steady; star patterns that would he seen holder , about 35 miles southeast he sent to Capitol Hill on Thurs- contributed .I I KIII I SI 2 billion of (Continued 011 Pago 11, Column " vernber 's city election. (AP Pholofax> KENNEDY humidity 43 percent, from tho spacecraft. of Austin. day. tho $17 billion spent. MBSaz ^r^ Voters Decide On Successor For Rayburn STA SHERMAN, Tex. (API-Voter* " decide today which of two Demo- A P ' ^^HMHi¦ ^Hs ^BHBHs VB |M|AiAa ^^P'A. Y ' .JL A Highlights the Hair tff C || jiX crats , both pledged lo back the ;" "¦ ^ ¦ ¦i ^ ^ ¦ , ¦ ,, . . ¦ .. m MMMW ¦ ¦ ' Untouched by Grey l Kennedy administration , will suc- • , , . • . . - . • - , . - ^^^K A'A . -, . JflW ?* ^ j n J ? ceed^ the laie . Sam Rayburn ' as congressman from Texas' 4th Dis- ¦ !¦Valentines - The Best of Hallmark and Gibson Irict. . ; Y. ' ' .' ¦ . ' ." ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ [ mmmxzgmq ^zm^ A ^^^" P ^^^^ , • _ . • ^^^^^0 - . " __' '.:_iA' _j.' . The contestants are attorney ^. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^»^. . f R. . C. (Bob* Slagle Jr., whose platform is libera l , and state Sen. Ray Roberts, whose viewpoint is a shade more conservative. r They entered today' s special /; ¦ S election runoif by leading a Dec, ifflfaMBBSmmma\mm\m\\wu^SL f slil :¦ I 23 preliminary election. Roberts 1 J_ I iim TABLETS V had 8, 154 votes to Slagle's 5,945. 9 § : Four other candidates , including T ANTIHISTAMINE IT SI i' ¦— t * __ V_V?^:t I a- Republican , recei ved- - .8,023 /*W** ' votes. ' Y /^Tablets with APC 8 Vitamin C I 0 ."* Both , candidates stressed their > | j l H B | ?J^ 7? I close ties to Democrat Rayburn , j m Check tie Sneezing, and Stuffiness of Colds! \ 111 ^jf ^ w_\\___\\\\'" ^B___^mmL__ ' -:^^0^OMmvJLi a member of the House 48. years ^^ and ita speaker. for 19 years. ¦ : ¦ ¦ ^ : ¦ ¦ :y: : ' t w im,, <$ '•w-^ 5— •P' ¦ '- "¦¦ ' ' ' -: ' : ' ' With the candidates' viewpoints 1 . ' ¦ 0 • • . -- --»¦¦ •" "" /f*',a /H *' ' ' »*»'« II P-: .^. w- ' -i 'O . ' _ __. y - ' . ' ' ' j_ \' " - AM ll § , v, c ^" m ^ so close, few national¦ issues have ¦jA __ NAQAI I cOlhr,- - ' <^'< ' Universal Plastic ^^m>-m-W* *^~^kmmmm-Ma__f_ J il arisen. •;¦" , ¦ m ll flafI L W ^'Vl ^itii ^W I 0 0 ^j BS#^^^ T^7T ^^BS^ I ¦ Y Regular 10c o ? ^^M^- pi Slagle is supported by most 1 I Iftl llAl CD LSg^T§Sn05( * w A *¦ u trnm "mf-W^ leaders of organized labor, who A ll ™ VACUUM represent about . . 4,B0Qr potential ^ y^ voters in the district. BOTTLE Roberts stressed that his influ- r ence in the state Senate .' '-may. pre- 1^ " # vent the lawmakers from : redis- ricting the district—now the sixth least populous ih the nation ' with 216,371 , residents anti . the. least vm^^ll^^ii^¦ populous in this state. ' . ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦¦ '¦ ¦ : ' :: A- " ' . pA I\.\%n\\vawm m _Al A. iB^lnmm *1 ^^. - ' ' '. - ' ¦ AmmmWrna--^"0. . ¦ . - ^amW- ^amaj ^- A% The winner must, run again in t{77iTiiTHTniht? HI fii^Brif s^^v^BB^Sl^^^HHi^MMH r*~ " Hit AmmWmm ^WMtm^—^- ' ^——m%\mmmW______^ this year's;primaries and general election to hold his seat. ¦ 9 K KTifmm -7=^ssaBf|' . ' . ' w^___W MlNUtEMAN'S SMOKE RING ... Smoke ring precedes an - mmtMMMMMM — WlllAifl vlt ^9lM^H^H^H^H^HM i^~ " ' " ' ¦ X ^^__ _^^r^^^^^^^^^W—^M—1mm9" ¦ ^mmmmwA f- __ ^_^_^__UWImmmMmW_\_ f____a_mS^_t__ ^_^_U I* : "O -^ m__W___W^^^ ' " ' ' ' ' "- " '^^ ^ift sK^' - '^. Air Force Minuteman missile into the sky during launching at : Evening ;in,' ' -fa 'ris : -o . -7! ; Cape Canaveral. The missile is fired from a silo. The ring comes Showdown Fight HHH|II '^ II fij ^M ^SS^B 'iMj^^^I > W^ ^W;v| from initial ignition of the missile's Solid fuel in the silo. (Air BTCS r> o i» ?? <> ¦Force Photo via AP Photofax) : IffPSIHB'S^^BI HS WPSSSS / i inrTi ^if \ 0 Building Up on ' ^ The World Today Farm Aid Plan World Seems By OVID A. MARTIN CANPETTES s WASHINGTON (AP; - Farm £»r 11 1 leaders and farm groups are get- l \ M ^ . -^ 1 ""SA /3C r*-^ .Q PY .. . zL-J. . . . . - , . . .^ ting set for what might become I MEDICINE for Sore Throat *™ . . - ^^ ^ r^^ | a last-ditch fight over the role of |Y Brings Fast Relief from • Relieves Pain Fast ^ ^ ^ Topsy-Turvy f flflPMP HV9P9VHMM999H8H'9 government in agriculture. 1 Coughs, Bronchitis, and • Kills the Germs HH II L J I ' rM_l M_ ^W_ ^_ ^_ ^^-A$ These groups and Congress have Y Sore, Irritated Throat. fl^T<^s^s^7i^sW" -Yd ^2 _ ^_ By JAMES MARLOW been battling since Ihe earl • Speeds Healing ? B J I III . j IJ _ IvByT IMmMJL-mmmmmmmmTummmm^ I ? Associated Press News Analyst y 1930s ' over this issue. That's when the AQc Anub.ot.c jtc ¦O'WA SHINGTON W —. Dizzy-days , these. Things got0mixed up, turn- New Deal stepped in to use pow- ffe BU^MAABU. ^.^B.^MMIHHHHAsUaH ed around. What wasn't supposed to happen happens. Wliat wasn 't m ers of the government to help im- ¦¦¦ ¦ the cards occurs. All in a few weeks, or. a few months: Y g t0 ¦? oz VSM ^^^^^^^ Bsls ^H p = ¦ : prove farm prices and incomes . I ° ' ^i 7 o's...... V W 1 111 AYTINAL Arn.. TMA1 J®l_^fo'fflliisn^a I In this congressional election year President Kennedy wasn't ex- A new battle will be triggered $ mm^^^^^mm^WWM- l ^ DXDDB K^l : - ^ f'CPInTPIl pected to biff the Republicans yet, but he's biffing, He wasn't expect- by the farm message President ed to push tor civil rights in IVBZ , Kennedy is scheduled to send to •but he's pushing.' backed by the French army in Congress Tuesday. Communism, between screams Algeria, came to power four years about Western imperialism, inviles It is generally agreed there are ago in high hopes he ."could stop three courses open the President's brother to Moscow. the Algerian slaughter. He hasn't. to government Kennedy, while building the armed in dealing with the problem of Now a secret Algerian army is farm prices, forces against communism , has working against him. incomes and surf Premier Khrushchev's daughter pluses. They, are: ^' : Mi^nfH^ffiBn Provides a Nutritional 13 Vitamins. 9 Minerals : __ ^j^_ ' I Some of Kennedy's biggest frus- 1." Elimination ^ ^^^ Ji TYX^^^H MslsBni ^inlls^s^si ^ \ A "¦ ¦ and son-in-law to lunch. of all government § __ W_Wft^^-M$mmmm\f WBBi^ v' f t Safety Margin. needed for active health ] w W&$Mj'" Khrushchev set a Dec. 31 dead- trations in his Democratic-run price support, production control ______K^-9^mWmm« * ,*!« f* __ I line for settling Berlin but let it Congress comes from Democrats. and subsidy payments. Republicans, after a January 0 slide. Although he's one of the 2. Continuing present programs most talkative men of modern stock-taking, are still trying to of this nature. times, he has been practically figure where they stand nnd what 3. Broadening control programs •peecWess for months. for. ' » to bring stability to all farm com- - ' : Floor A'Carpet ^^I^B DMIII IIWIK;D 0 J modities not . now subject to them ^' tlffiimWaf ti ^ | ^^ ^ Prime Minister Nehru , that self- Competition, that symbol of rug- or Which might later get into sur- { :V ; righteous apostle of sweet reason- ged individualism in the Ameri- plus trouble. I oSr ? PROTECTOR - ' rtrm tm - ' ableness who deplored violence, can free enterprise system , keeps SYRINGE l - - " ^ invaded tiny Portuguese Goa, just getting squeezed out of shape as Kennedy will espou se the third " ! Children's AYTINAL ®=W i • before Indian election time. more businesses merge to course. He advanced it during the J''^;^J, —H The Communist world, which avoid it. 1960 presidential campaign and — tss?r l^a ' . posed as one ; big happy band of The Red Chinese, those tireless recommended it to Congress a I ¦ -JQJ ; MULTIPLE, '^gt . 1 year ^^ ^SJ brothers , is split and fighting un- talkers about the great leap for- ago. But he did not get all der its breath like a family that ward , leaped forward on their the authority he felt the govern- . !•• . *' viTAMINS ment needed. I SS- iSo EHJ pulled down tlie shades to keep face by pushin g communism too Ss* ^fe f 1 the neighbors from seeing the fast. It's a mess inside China now. But there are groups which be- 1 ^^w«:*«^^ ^ij 'viT^^j^MlllLllH LO More than normal .^^M ^ M* . .1 dishes flyin g. lieve the first course, ' that of This country 's. Alliance for eventual government 1 CI CA f AMDAV Ct 'fl ! M AEBnn Recommended for needs of all known iag£^ga'.V.l ' 1 The United Slates , two years Progress with Latin America did withdrawal OA ^ to 12 behind the Soviets in putting a from agriculture , is the one that $1.3 ^ l ABflrAA « $1.Z9 v l|M5 3 Year Olds. essential vitamins. not progress far enough for the should he HSSSfl nTu ^8aMBI rocket on the moon , tried and foreign ministers of the alliance; . taken. These include the missed by 25,000 miles. The man American Farm, bureau Federa- tf J| meeting in Uruguay, to give Fi- tion and a number of individual REj ^ | « ,viNG CURL ts Q 150 L^ M Vl *ho was to be the first Ameri- del Caslro a full rebuff. L ¦¦ » ONLY!?0 0098 ONLY Ayg9 eun orbited around the earth is farm commodity organizations. It SPRAY ^ ..... still earth bound . also was the course recommended S BBflH ^ l vour"AIR choke of ^v*=s 1 Z SS^Z PB9 |£^ Cigar • chomping Castro, for by the Eisenhower 1 ¦WISW ' 5 ^ 1 3 fc Ai ( ^^ p The Communists who got hys- some reason still a mystery, administration. CUSTOM FORMULAS: _^^^ ' , —¦ ' terics when Ihe . American . U2 spy chomped some more and ' ¦•admit- i BWflifiWi ^M a ft,. ^ plane was downed over But the administration will git K ^ Russia , ted "he bamboozled his own Cu- strong bucking from the national . ? ¦ ! ¦¦ ^„^ Stress Formula Vitamins¦ £39 »mt their own U2 over Italy. It , bans by making them think lie Farmers Union ' 1 BreM 'JO MI , * .f ;1tS ^ IS ! ERAPEUTIC Ablets. Bottle of 100 .;-...: M | too, came down. and the National BBfM t> ! I vyKbAr np AT 1 ' EH.,, TH , , ,-.- wasn 't a Marxist When , lie says, Grange, as well as from some & __\I_S_aB__\—MM] ^ ™ -' ¦ jm ma f a . • • i ' : Britain, which thought It smart he was. farm commodity groups. 150 - c to stay out of tho Kuropean eco- Khrushchev , acting for years the administration is expected ¦EJgM I .yj':. ;;;; : Ea Brewers Yeast Tablets..,,. ....,^^^fSS nomic community, now thinks it' s like a man witli everything under to make t his pitch during congres- a^Mmmm7A°viSB' ; Em . 0 •martyr to Ret in, control , has been having trouble sional consideration of its pro- I B& * | Tho big walioo over Pentagon with old Stalin types like bulldog- gram: if stronger controls arc not I y y g censorinR ol speeches hy the mil- gish V . M. Molotov. applied to -over-productive agricul- ^ ^ ^ ^ itary brass revealed that most of j Communist Albania, smallest of ture , government will be froced to iBHWMsl the time subordinates have boon all the Hed satrapies , like a pussy retreat completely because taxpay- sWMBJWal llSHi^MHHB MM ers will not stand ¦ ! ¦ H|UliiL gS| l censoring speeches written hy cat against a hear is hissing at indefinitely for %%^^^^^^BflMHHffiHn HA'Al ll HfiMllMuBBHBMlsas ^s^HsB ^s^s^s^H ^KDEQ^B ¦ liTIvinn ^sB I Lji^!iii_Js^s^sV^s^sVi^s^saI is^CTM!la,KHHPAYTOL i BflUHt^M lHi I subordinates for brass which did the Soviets. The United Arab Re- costs of n farm program that al- ¦Bs^s^sV%isiilsVBWSlHs ^sis^s^s^sV ITHIIWJQVI IHHIHiUkUiH| |BBm^HnnTn^HI fl ^^ »l| ^M| i^s^s^Ki ^HBRllllllPtllS ^^ E l^s^sH WiKru . KiwT STI I 1 «»«•i.nr.t • ""^» '¦!i HUHH Dot see 'them first , public got awfully disunited when lows accumulation of vast surplus- ^S^S^S^S^iS^S^Mif ^S^SlBlPVli VC^H^VjMS^S^S^S^S^r [2\. . ^UTTT|I7I| fij||| IH I ^i^^^^ HH l^^^^^^^^^ V^^^^^ I I WS1S^S^^S^S^S^S^S» President Charles de (Inulle , Syria cut loose from Kgypt. es.

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' ^__r _m^Mm A I CAm " ** CA m an accident in which was 0 The Weather Bureau said the A. year ago today the high from a balmy 34 above at 7 p.m. Dresbach and Dakota , N. J. Fisch- a Lewiston -' minister , and his six: (or this day -8. . unexpected cold front invasion 17 and the low Monday night to -2 at 5 a.m. er, general superintendent , North- children were killed, were settled happened when Alltime high for Jan. 30 was 48 in a low pressure The cold wave also ¦knifed its ern States Power Co., reported. Monday afternoon shortly after system holding it back 1890 and 1931 and the low for the 0 at the way across WISCONSIN early to- The trouble began . about 4:30 trial of the actions had begii'h in Canadian border suddenly day was -37 in 1951. Meat! for the moved day bringing another round of sub- a:m. Service was restored by 6:10 Olmsted County District . Court . eastward. That permitted cold air past 24 hours was 20. Normal for zero temperatures to the stateO a.m.: . . here. to. sweep southeastward into the this day is 17. The. mercury slid from 36 at 1 Upper , Plains. No announcement was made of . clamped a a.m.; in Milwaukee to 7 above However, western South THE.SUDDEN cold terms of the settlement of t.h« . Dakota send- zero at 7 a.m. Madison had 3S and Iowa did not feel the onslaught firm hand on the Northwest, suits file recovered by Thompson , a personal friend of his The Langens were music lovers it-Mill in - penalties and interest 01. land condemnation case that north. 's on unpa id social security police about I :i,"i am. today after grandfather , had come to Hokah . and played many instruments. The charge was to have been tried at that THE POPULATION grew almost Tho other driver went back taxes , DlAmour said. an employe , ol Bay Stale Milling an Indian village, in 1850 while on overnight Irom 10D to 1,51)0 pol- story is told that Mr. Langen time. Jan. 22 and drained the tank — "Faiin employers or owners who Meat Truck Tips Co., ,)."> franklin St., called to say a scouting trip for water power lution , but after the shops "were court ed his wife by playing the including 65 gallons that wore The case was nn appeal from zither , ' accompanied him have paid as. , much ns $!">(• in he had seen the ear answering ;i facilities and timber . Born in Can- moved to Austin in MHO, the pop- and she already in it. However , every - ' an award by commissioners for on the guilar. cash M ages to ;iny farm M'orker published description in the com- N, ada in 1827, he journeyed to Illinois ulation dwindled. Now it has some thing has been straightened pany park fug lot. property taken from John Their nine children have follow- in their employ during l!l(il must Near Lake City lor construction in 1842 before coming up the Mis- 600 people. out now, tho sheriff reported. The car was Mulcii from Hol- Searles , Mazoppa , footsteps. All play, file an employer 's tax and infor- I.AKF. CITS' , Minn —An imlclen- sissippi River and then up Root ln 190!) the dam was washer) out ed in their . may .'Motors , 1110 K. King S* , be- of the new highway at Whitman some with the well-known Jolly mation return fur such farm em- lilird Aj ax truck driver transport- ' River as far as Cashing Peak west by fioodwaters from Thompson tween Thursday and Mond;ty, Dam. Swiss Bovs. ployes ," D'Aniour said . "They ing 2(> ,ooo pounds of meat from ff of the set- of Houston. Returning to Hokah and Union creeks. Man Gets Suspension wns apparently not damage'! When announcement_ must also report each farm em- l , Ar- —tteitrcm""waR- mntle','-jtirors-"wcre- and - seeing- abundant- -watci-)>ow«r ...Mrs.. CouslLcx—sairi„..licr....Utl?lifin. lLieYIl^iL.ll^_U>-...M!l((!l^..i'?.;_ "TfibnTpsoiirMi^ was a premature baby. There For Uwg -PrDrfaTie pToycAvTii'fAvTiY^ mour fc Co, escaped serious in- tlrawn for the MIync/ak case. Se- available from two creeks, he drier and a .device fop unloading were- no incubators then. He was or more days (luring 11)11 1 , regard- jury when his vehicle was forced lection of the jury was completed spotted a claim , returned to Illi- 2nd Chatfield Pool grain from railroad cars, left Hok- wrapi>ed in blankets and laid oil a Language to Children less of the amount of wages paid from Highway (il two miles north shortly before 5:30 p.m. nois for his wife , and in April listi l , ah in 10116, spent some lime in if the wages were figured on a ' pillow on a chair in . front of Ihe A Slanchfield Minn., of Luke City al :\:.€> a.m.- Monday Meeting on Thursday Sawyer addressed liis opening built a cabin where St. Peter s Con- California, and . returned' to Min- , man re- time rather than a piece-role b:i-' open door on the kitchen range. ceived a suspended sentence aft- by an approaching car which did statement to the jury this morning vent is now located. neapolis , where he 'lived until he sis. " t'HATKIKl.l ) , Minn . pecials His first pair of shoes , so liny pleading guilly to a .charge of not dim its lights. 'S and testimony in tho trial began. Indians visited Iheir home every died in 1929. He was buried in er (icoi'ge Ki icl second vehicle , but instead indecent assault. He is represented ed to the Thompsons' golden hair- rate is il percent *'¦> percent each lunchroom Tlnuxlay Al a meet, by P. S. Johnson , who was ap- Republican convention in the Laiif-ieii stored his first arrowhead Clarence V. Isaacson. S.'i ,. was of dimming. Hie driver of Ibe ap- ed daughter. One clay they man- Northwest. r lor employer and employe 1 . This proaching car made a dive for inn Jim. Il> atU'iulcd h y 10 per- pointed by the courl. aged to pick her up and carried MUSIC AND SONGS by tho fam- senlenretl lo a fine of $2.i or ei^ht lax applies to cash wages paid lo sons , .'l.'i were in (avor, nf eon- are Alvin days in city jail on the charge. linn. Members of Ihe jury her off , making tracks through the MRS. LANGEN, Mrs. Engstler ily completed the program Sun- a farm worker up lo a total of rtriK'tin*; an Indoor pool St,; Mrs, Car- Municipal .lodge ,S' /. Bruski Turning <>nl« Ihe snow-encrusted Voss, 424 W. Mark woods. Mrs. Thompson gave Ihe said , was the daughter of Mr, and day. Itudy Langen .sang "The . O. , $4,111)0 in the year. The lax amount Broadway;¦ Mrs. suspended the sentence on condi- shoulder , Ihe Muck was pulled roll Hildc , 501 W. alarm by. pounding tin pans to- Mrs, A, J. Von Arx , who immi- Midnight Waltz " in German in must be entered on Form 9-i:i Garvin tion l.snncson not be guilty of a higher onto (he hank nnd nft .er the Cyril Schmit ,. Rolling-stone; gether. Tho men came from work grated to Hush Valley near here their? - (Kinployer 's Annual Tax Itelurn Edward Mat/.ke, honor. similar offense for six mouths right wheel bad crossed a small Sebo , Dakota; in the mills, followed the Indians , from Switzerland. Mr. Langen , W illiam Murphy extended the . K o Agricultural F.inployesl to Reuben Olson , liti- Isaacson was arrested by Mrs, r , cinliing there , (he truck capsized Itollingslonc; and soon returned with the little born iii La Crescent Township welcome at the meeting for the nether with the total amount of Sledmnn , Dakota; Margaret It ay field on a citi/cn 's and rolled over on its side, par- ca; Daniel D. girl. where Ihe Miller farm now Is lo- president , ill , cash wages paid lo the farm work Dabelstein , 10(11 W. . Mason Wilt who was arrest Monday at 12.0(1 p.m. at (iii tially blocking ilie highway. Mrs. Fred cated, was the son of Mr A and Miss Gladys Laplmm chairman , er. IGitiit Herbert Neldner , , Fairfax St. She cha rged he used Three smaller Armour trucks Howard St.; THOMPSON ERECTED a *aw Mrs. W. .1. Langen ,' who eaine lo paid tribute to the Langens , whom Thi» form must be filed Clam Nesler, St. mill in 18.12 and a flour milt in abusive language lo I lluee .sons Irom Winona picked up the meal Lewiston; Mrs. this area from Germany. she remembers as leaders of the KT with the District Director of ¦ Charles; John F. Papenfuss, Da- 1(153, the first in Minnesota and aged 10, 7 and 4. and Ihe semi was pulled into Lake After their marriage they lived Cha mpion Workers 4-H Club some Internal Revenue at St. Paul, City. rrif .,y. ^ ('"Vfiorn his. .i, ^m kota , and Mrs. William Zlcbclt , nl pvblii ' npnliiy l.i Wil- west of the Mississippi River. on n farm in Peffer Valley, nam- 30 years ago. on or before Wednesday . The truck driver was reported 7211 E. King St. Kow how to remove gum from ' li, < IllrniJ 1'-| H :('I U ,vl The first school nt Hokah was ed for his grandparents. After Mrs. John flef.slanrl , Houston , "Don 't let thr deadline catch lo have only .slight miuries ami fabric? Hub Hie guru wilh ice ,l« I'MVIK I Cm. 4 11 I ,-l) organized in 1855. The first village have . You can cut down the time their retirement I heir son Rude closed the meeting with a quota- harden it and then scrape il_ off you , " Kricksim said. "If yre,*-tfayne told the B.W. and mc at Toots: Shor's, "and Allen S. King, president of way i£ somebody embarrassed my little Over National Anthem it would'rab merlhe wrong Northern States boy by saying ,. T saw- a picture Power Co., Min- neapolis , one of the participating UTICA, Mich. (A P)—A teacher ¦ of your mother without any clothes Fisher'U produce a film in Eur- direct his students /^. Tomorrow ¦' ' on.'" firms, said the proposal . envisages who refused to oi>e alone but he and long-time exchange of power at various sea- to sing the national anthem or to ^ . Mickey Hargitay. her husband, mgr. Milton Blackstone are still the flag will spoke up, about the absurdity of sons of the year to take full pledge allegiance to in TV and record deals together. advantage of the Missouri water not have his contract renewed, . WEOr such pictures. . ¦ '¦ #r^ "They know what's (here , any- flow. Y A Y ': : ¦ 0 The Utica Board of Education COMEDIAN DAVE Barry, open- night not to renew ^jg ^ NiaHT - way,"'he snorted. ing at the Latin Quarter , claims During the non-navigation sea- voted Monday Jayne put it on a higher level. the contract of Charles McMani- he said to his son , "I hear they 're son, King said the 14 firms would Sterling "People have a pretty good idea make available to the government gal, 27, a teacher at teaching you to say 'Yes sir' and Junior High School. of what I look like ," she said. 'No sir' at school." The kid said, 650;000 kilowatts of power , for its ¦•Professionally, it wouldn 't do me "Yep" 0 :¦ . Red Skelton's pal , Al customers. .- This energy would McManigal said that as a Jeho- any good. I've never taken a nude VVeissman, says getting in to see then be returned to the private vah's Witness, he looked upon the picture— well,. ' I've, taken some "How to- Succeed" is like being suppliers when river flovvage was flag as an idol and could not take 'WIENERSCHNITZEL' scanty ones—but I've never had wait-listed at the airport. One adequate.' part in the pledge or in singing scfiool age children before. Jayne the ?antbem. GENUINE GERMAN Y'WlEN- night at the box office there were ERSCHNITZEL" as featured Marie's 11 now—and itJiisLdoesn 't four cancellations—and he was 6th "Thus, the government would , with rridTherhood." ' ' ¦ build aji energy 'credit' with the in leading Milwaukee German mix, as4 said in line. ' • •;• - .-¦. '- —— - . . j)£ "What;s your ambition , Jayne?" VOICE the OUTDOORS power systems durin g the summer Omaha Public Power District , and restaurants (NOT wieners and AI..asked. ' . Connie Francis looks like a win- months ' and the energy would be Otter Tail Power Co. sauerkraut as some folks be- "To win an . Academy Award ner on D ick Clark 's [ American returned to the hydro - electric lieve) . . - DEFINITELY A , top vocalist poll and have seven more children.; Bandstand plants during 0 the winter," the The arrangement, the compan- NEW AUTHENTIC: F O O D Outside of that , nothing special ," Lucille Ball said she's spend a firms explained in a letter to ies contended, would enable the TREAT!, ahe laughed. day talking to TV execs here, then Secretary of the Interior Stewart government to supply all require- at the rush to Harrah's, Lake Tahoe to Jayne—h ere promoting "Jayne ;¦ LO Udall. ? A ments of its present firm power Busts Up Las Vegas" album and watch Gary Morton . -. Sal Min- customers for the next eight fylc ktLJ/uOx ^. co, minus black eye-pitch , did the It was pointed out that no addi- " a "Follow the Sun" TV episode tional investment by the govern- years. (=OUMTAlN CITYO W IS. .'' • on-ABC—took time out to explain twist at the Harwyn . , . Hal Future power needs of the Mis- March is: working out? a 16-week ment would be required for such • "VENETIAN NIGHT" that her fabulous figure's partly a seasonal exchange of power. Y. souri Basin area also are the every Thursday due "to the fact that I' ve never summer tour of "Come Blow subject of applications by two Your Horn ." In addition to Northern States, • "PRIME RIBS'' worn any undergarments, not even signers of the letter included: rural electric,., cooperative" groups every Saturday night any underpants." WISH I'D SAID THAT : Giving for government loans to build a youngster an allowance can ruin Black Hills : Power & Light Co.; . Dairyland PowerSCooperatiye; In- steam generating plants in the "WHEN YOU w»ar those, you him. How's he gonna feel later Dakota area. don't hold your stomach in ," terstate Power Co.; Iowa Electric when he's married and doesn't applications, submitted by Jayne : said. "You have to hold have one? Light & Power Co. ; Iowa-Illinois These your stomach in!" Gas & Electric Co.; Iowa Power the Basin Electric Power Cooper- TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Blue & Light Co.; Iowa Public Service ative of South Dakota and Lignite We. took the H argitays to 21 to Angel comic Jackie Vernon says watch Jayne onO (he Jack Paar Co. ; Iowa Southern Utilities Co.; Electric Power Cooperative of his grandfather was an old Indian North Dakota, are now being re- show. They were eager (o get back ¦ "' Minnesota¦ ¦ Power 4 Light Co.; ' fighter; "That's- because Grand- Montana ' ¦ Dakota Utilities Co. ; viewed by the Rural Electrilic a- to their suite at the Astor; never- ma was an old Indian: " , -. theless, Jayne was attentive , even Northwestern Public Service Co.; tion Administratio n. « ' EARL'S PEARLS: The true am- . figure-conscious then. ateur athlete, according to the cyn- At one point Jayne . watching ic is one who has his bank ac- , , herself , whispered in alarm count under his own name. *^6ocl ' 's a man's world "Ohhhhhh . look ! My clavicles are P^ to -- '^x^/j ?- Here showing!" (It 's like (he collarbone, "I bought a life insurance pol- . suit your icy, , ]/p of real eating¦ enjbymentl¦ I suppose you know.) " reports Jack Herbert "and mood A^Ar/f ¦' ¦ . .¦ ' ¦' ' - the fine print is hard to under- ^^ A Danny Peppermint (of Pepper- ^^MMMWmmWWf f t2.^ 'nKHr mint Twist fame)was almost elec- stand. All I'm sure of is that aft- t- " trocuted at the Las "Vegas Thun- er I die J can stop paying pre- miums." ... That's earl, brotb> IS derbird when a short-circuited ¦ ' rnike threw him screaming to the er. ' . • : HERE "SPECIAL" ^ ^ ^ '* . and to my butler I floor. Danny—rear, name Danny ¦ ' y ^ leave the admonition to always Xamego, 24, North Arlington , N.J. ' ^¦ . ' " ' Dining, out is fun . . . especiall ^K^^^pRv Thrill R id* Thaw Helps Pish ran on the streets here and here, where so many things contrib- n^V dine at the COFFE E SHOP in .—who was recording a new twist Liner Liberte HO . vMKl y^Jj . ' ¦ ' " A garden tractor has a lot of The warm spell now prevailing into tlie sloughs." Some of the H ute to your enjoyment: the cuisine, the Hotel Winona for real din- -. album, was hospitalized briefly Will Be Scrapped . *^w£iJrJi ing pleasure!" , ?; . . Brig. Gen. Jimmy Stewart uses, vvhich manufa cturers adver- and that of the first part of last new oxygen-loaded water M\ service, atmosphere! W[y^fJ . . tise widely, shortly does two-weeks duty for : LA SPEZfA, Italy (API - The but the one pictured week, has removed a lot of sur- l above rsa new one . as far as we face snow from sloughs and pro- eventually will reach the back- the 0 Pentagon P.1.0 ".. 0 Alan transatlantic liner Liberie came waters and river. More open Freed Owenl into Polyclinic for today to her last port of call. know. It is an ice or snow horse. bably has resulted in some bene- fit to fish life. The sun is cer- wtter also is appearing in the X-rays after a flareupfof auto ac- Robert, son ot Mr. and Mrs. cident injuries . . Actor Larry The former pride of the Ger- tainly getting through better than main channel. However the man and French merchant fleets Karl Grabner, 1052 WY Broad- it djd before, 7 DAYS Blyden'll direct Tony Perkins' next arrived from Le Havre for demo- way, decided that it was silly river in front of Winona still HH ESTAUIIANTi.uiHviinii i .' - . • B'way show, "Harold" . . . Brok- just to ¦ I | ¦¦ lition at the Terestre Marittima use it for plowing snow 0 "If we do not get another remains closed as far as one ¦¦ A WEEK'" ' er-shovvman Georgie Price and his in the wintertime . So with an : can see from the interstate 126 East Third Street j Y "' shipyards. fall of wet0 snow within the wife of 19 years, "Cam Marshall, assist from Dad, a hitch for . few weeks, bridge. ¦ dtr' of Washh'n football magnate One hundred and fifty workers next " a commer- Y will fake nine months to reduce a sled was made. cial fisherman tol d us, "condi- George Marshall, announce their tions may. be such that a lot impending divorce . ..Eddie the ship to 38,000 tons of scrap , metal. Tie Liberie was built in On slough Ice where Karl hauls of fish in the backwaters will 1928 as Germany' - Europa . She It, as all good fathers do for their pull through." 0 * sons, "Buzzie" has found it a real was ceded to France in 1946 as • WINONA DAILY NEWS war reparation, . source of fun A He can get up to "We always have quite a lot of eight miles an hour \vith it haul- winler kill in the Mississippi Riv- : TUESDAY, JANUAR/ », 1962 ing half a dozen sleds or tobog- er backwaters ," John Brasch , VOrUME'VoiO N07i> Mrs. Van Johnson gans. Karl, inciden t ally, has found fisheries head for " Wisconsin . . at- Published dally txctpt Saturday and holl- , , dayi 'by Republican and H«r«Sd Publishing that it's a slick rig to use to go Black River Falls declared, "It Company, 601 Franklin St., Win ona, Minn . Asks Separation ice: fishing in the far away cor- doesn't hurt fishing in theAn'ver, ~ SUBSCRiPTfON RAtES 1 ners of the backwaters,Where it as there is an abundance of fash Slnglt Copy — 10c Dally. 15c Sunday LOS ANGELES (AP) - Actor normally takes a lot of walking there" . Delivered by carrier — Per week 50 cents Van Johnson 's wife is expected to reach. ' .' 26 weeks »12.7f - _J2 woeks ttj.50 to file suit for. separate mainte- The snow had completely By mall itrictly In advance/ paper. liop- nance this week, her attorney Too Many Deer disappeared from the surface ped on explreflon dale. on Lake Winona Sunday iind In Flllmor*,. Houiton, Olmsted. Winona, ' said Monday. Tho annual outburst has Wabasha, Buffalo , Pepin youngsters were skating all Jackson, ¦ • ¦ and Johnson "is starring on the Lon- Trempealeau counties: - •¦ ' dtqrted from the Wisconsin- over the lake. It -was rough in 1 year . . .I1J.00 ,' -3 montn'r '. - . »3.50 - don stage in "The Music Man." Conservation Department about . < months . . J6.J0 I montfi . ¦ ¦ tl,33 having too many spots, however. Fishermen Attorney . Marshall Morgan said deer and-the found it tough walking: ' _ All olher mall' tubicriptlona: . need for some other kind of TT~ - " "T"~ the Johnsons separated last Oc- 1 year II5.00 3 montfis . «Or" tober. The couple married in Jua- control in addition to the one Crappies started td hit there ; t manlhi . . M.00 I month ._. ,11.60 buck season now prevailing. ^ land change ol address notices, undelivered rez, Mexico, in 1SM6. Eve Johnson wilh the thaw last week, and . coplei, subscript Ion orders and other mall had formerly been married to ac- . Here is the comment of Stan- quite a few were being caught Items to Winon a Dally News. Bov vt. wk ley G. DcBoer , Black River iecond class postage paid tt Winona; tor Keen an Wynn. The Johnsons Sunday. Some fair- .sized perch al- none, Minn have a daughter, Schuyler, 13. Falls region game manager, on so were token . the deer situation in the west- ern central pari of that state: Reports from other nearby fishing areas were similar. "We are. by a series of straight Crappies have started to hit ¦H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^R^^mM^H^H^H^H^H^HVi* ^HP ^H^Hflf^BB^B^Wf H^f^Bi NOW buck seasons. Increasing our deer again with milder weather and ^ SEEQ herd to the poin t where very the melting of surface snow. £1 ^1 shortly we will have created an- There was very little 'runoff J^i^T other -group of people who will into the river , al though wnler - ~ : j3j|^BHM^BBE^»^jMi^^^^ r r v^^uffl measure future deer success by the number of deer seen during ITSTHE NUT-AT HIS NUTTIEST ! these high population periods and m_^_^_^_m^—mmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmby the number of deer killed in the liberal season which inevitab- PL AMOR B __U _ %if'

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SPECIALTY CARTOON W lliMjll • mAmmAI^ S Show* 7;15?:10 • 7$c-S0t-1St WINONA FUEL OIL93 Serving the Heating Needs of^inona With Full-TimeDEALERS . CRIANDONLEW' HOWARD McMWR p MSSON wsrfflw Thur», « Chubby Checker • "TWIST AROUND tho CLOCK' Employees. Coilege! President ; West Trying Dead in Accident House Gets Former Justice ' PLACEItVILLE , Calif. ;- IrAiman Upholds An" auto accident took the lives At Balsam Lake To Postpone of the president of St. Mary's Col- College Aid lege, Moraga , and two former Is Found Guilty ; professors at the Catholic institu- Muzzling o! tion. BALSAM LAKE, Wis. W- For- ; Killed -were Brother . S. Albert , mer Justice of the Pence Eugene ? Katanga Issue Measure Today H. Fish, of Balsam Lake , . 42, former principal of St. Mary 's WASHINGTON (AP I-A bill to .was j By TOM HOGE High School in Berkeley and convicted Monday at the end of a: (AP) provide $300 - million a yev in U.S. Generals UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. president of St. Mary's College week-long trial on se v en counts of! —The Western Allies were expect- federal funds to help the nation 's embezzlement growing out of p; NEW YORK i ,r_Form' since 195€; Brother Cornelius, 84, colleges build classrooms , librar- ¦ er Presl- ' ed to try to postpone Security professor emeritus of art , and shortages of more than $2,000 in ' dent Harry , S: Truman ;said Mon- ' Council : debate today on Soviet ies and laboratories comes up in his fine:accounts. j| day . "most , milita ry men do not Brother Julius, 12, ret ired profes- the House today. charges that colonial powers are sor of Spanish. Kish was brought t I •-!.? area and were returning to St. gone along with the strategy al- '1 ncw .smen: "Voir remember I mjr.-:- debate at least until Congo Pre- - ? Circuit Court. Judge Norris EA¦ Mary 's. . though President Kennedy made Maloney of Madison , who presided ; zle -Former i ¦ Zorin has accused colonial pow- The announcement said the ;• !. - The former president went on te* First Lady will -christen the llth ministered by a state 'agency 'rep- Secretary of- State Christian A ,;; man¦ ' ¦ ers, of abetting Tshombe in such ! llertcr Sr, has labeled "pure and]i say that, when , ' a chooses'. action: A Polaris missile-firing submarine, ! resenting all higher educational la militar y career , iie must .follo w- to be known? as the Lafayette. i institutions , both public nnd- pr-i- utter speculation " reports that he '! A U.S, spokesman : said the j rim -for .Congress - ' :? the o-1'dcr.s. of his rnmm.'indcr in United States feels council debate Launching is scheduled May -8 at | vale.. In .some? , states . such an will . . . .in Ma ssa- ' chief. ¦ unnecessary at this time. He Grotoli , Conn. ; 'agency would have to be created. ; chtisctls; . this year. charged Zorin had demanded the Each state would gel. -an- , allotment | Ilcrter told newsmen .Monday gret action had tec n taken be- and the state agency would dcler- ! "there is nothing in " a report that I meeting to confuse the situation. | ' j Workman Killed fore the Leopoldville government | mine the specific grants. j -he will.'.hearl.a slate of Republi can ,j ¦ ¦ Green Bay ¦ ¦¦ ¦ Adoula hat notified Council "was'consulted ,' ' • ' Under the loan program co l- - candidates in ,in a Marge race tor\iI At . ' ' . . ¦ President: Sir Patrick Dean of Bri- A 20-tiation , conference of Afr i- leges would ' apply directly to the 12 House seats if " Massachusetts is A GHEEN BAY , Wis. ' ¦< &¦- Kol ahd tain -that, he opposes, a meeting can nations meeting in Lagos, U.S. Office of Education for 50- redistrictcd to eliminate' two seals. Dury, 57, an , employe of. the - ' ' . now on grounds 'Mt can only cre- Nigeria, also urged the council to year loans at low Interest rates! ¦ Charmin Paper Products Co. for A any "likely to je opar- The Senate is .-also '-scheduled , to ' ' Western Indians - believed the , ate confusion and damage the in- avoid action ¦ J38 years , was killed Monday when terests of the Congolese people." dize the present good prospects ¦begin ' ¦consideration , of a college i gri/.zly bear had supernatural pow--ji..hf>- was -caught between a ?pbol . Adoula criticized Zorin for seek- for a solution to the Congo prob- aid biir this week, but with a ; ers because of . its unusual ability 1-andi a reel on a. rewinding ¦ ma- ing the meeting and expressed re- lem. '' ? ¦ ' . ' " ? " ' ¦' ' scholarshi p program included . Ao recover from wcxmdsY '¦ chine. - . -:

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EI&HT ALARM FIRE RAGES A. . Fire Christ Church. Eight: alarms brought firemen to roars through a five-story Philadelphia factory the scene where ? they preventeu tlames uoni building early Tuesday, only a short distance ." spreading to the historic buildings in the Third from such historic buildings as the Betsy Ross and Arch streets section of the city. At least House and the old Friends Meeting House and four firemen were injured .

tor, explained that $2,012 had been used for restaurant equipment payments, Keliher's report said. Mother Kills 3 Student Union Copies of the report were sent to the State Department of Adminis- tration, State Board of College Re- ¦ ¦ ¦ gents and the Legislative Refer- Children/V . Hangs' - '¦ *7 . - • Accounts Short ence Library. "' ¦ MADISON , Wis. WI. — Shortages Self in Milwaukee totaling more than , 54.000 in the Bermuda Stamp accounts of the student union of .. . MILWAUKEE . . iffi— A . youthful Stevens Point State College were Sells for $8,960 husband arrived home from work discovered in a routine audit , State last evening to discover tragedy— Auditor J. Jay Keliher said Mon- LONDON (AP)-An anonymous his distraught wife and three small day. - American collector paid 3,200 children dead in what police said Keliher said the shortage of pounds—$8,960—for a rare "penny was murder and suicide. $3,692 covered a period from July, black" at a London stamp auc- The body of Mrs. Shirley Par- I960, to June 31. 1961 and resulted tion Monday. : nisari , 31, was hanging in the base- from failure to account for collec- The 1849 stamp, first ever is- ment of the family 's neat , brick tions from the sale of student sued in the British colony of Ber- ranch-style home. The bodies of meal ticiets. muda, was the prize item in a her children , Mark , -5; ' Susan, 3. The installation of a machine collection sent for sale by Sir An' and Lisa, 4 months, were in their bookkeeping system and confer- drew Clark. Only four of the Ber- bedrooms. . ' .« ence between the state college re- • Eugene P. Parnisari,?-34, a labor muda variety are known¦ ' to exist. gents and the attorney general on - ¦ - ' ¦¦ relations supervisor at an indus- the shortages were recommended In (he past decade more, than a trial 'plant , told officers his wife by Keliher. million refugees have fled Com- suffered a nervous breakdown aft- John R. Amacker , union direc- munist China. er the bir.h of Susan and has been Ton arc inside Shell 's new all-weather laboratory at Wood Hncr , Illinois I lerc , Shell scientists test Super Shell (or top per formance in bitter cold. nervous since Lisa was born. The husband said because of his wife's difficulties , he had consult- ed the family physician , who ar-

' ' ranged for Mrs. Parnisari to have ' ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ^ ^ - : ! , ¦ *&li8 ¦ IL >^§OT tr all T ^TB 3* ^^ia^ff-^By|''^^- ^?ljj^HKr I a hospital checkup later this week. S^P*^ S*- "Wc arc sure the mother took -¦aflMllMNOillllA-tt--\m--m1mU |tfl |llll ^.^M» ^ "il^^i*^"W"^»«i ^^^^ tier , own life " said Capt. Matthew ' ' ¦ tiwJiT . . . a\~M£_wrmTW_» '^'aWAAW sm __\s Vi?:^ '.?*^ v - . ¦ •*•• aW^^' m__i__^^____m Deehr of the Detective Bureau , ^ "bul we are not sure of the way Tests in ShellV she killed the children. " n^^ ^ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ i-i - . Medical Examiner Dr. L. J. Van Ileckc said after an autopsy that * * ' '• ? ¦ * the children died by strangulation , * * •* prove that Super Shell 9-ingredient blend / ** . » «¦'"¦ ?*«*»i« ii' »*"¦ but the means could not be deter- :- '- " ¦ •¦ -' *' ¦ mined . An investigator in his office r >:V said there were marks on their necks. can give top performance all winter Studtnts Sentenced For Stealing Tree UPER SHELL'S winter blend includes speed tlie warm-up process. build up and stall vour engine—nnd whe n M Hi * • •••--S- - *"*, *?, TROY , N.Y. AP)-Six college students will spend their week- S Butane for quick sinrts. Penlane mix llir. warm-up ter : A c;ir , filled in' tli Super Shell's anti-icer mu.sl do its job. ends in jail for about thre e months for taking a big sjiruce for fast, warm-ups. And an anti-icer to Super Shell , stays in the lah ovcrhioht. „ A,, ¦„ . , ,, , tree from a cemetery and using , , > i u ii i i i -i- x, i Super¦ Shell wmtcf blend Christmas, tree in their hel¦ p Iis>ht stalling. I lere s how tnev work Ieniiieraliirc: zero. NeM morningh , the , .. „. „ . < . . , it for -a ,, c, ,, % , , . . . . . af all Shell stations today ! fraternity house. — and liow Shell engineers W'st t hem lor ear is started and eased up. to cruisin g r - ., - ,, I The six . s' udents nt Henssekier i„i, i,»,l«niM , I c ri Ai ,i i Vim now know lunv three of Super Shell ' •"- Polytechnic Inst itute and mem- top p crj oiincincc. speed. Suddenl y, t ne- accrlenilot is ' bers of Delta Tan Delta Irntcrnity I 1 I I ¦ • lo' i n niric ingredients ivnrk. Thc other six ,iro t n„ ci ii i i pushed hiillwa v the lloor. n pleaded guilty Monday to disor- 1. HOW Super^ Slicll helps yOll ' lor power , extunuleage , a (.U.ct engine.-. , derly conduct. tt . . . I he ear must responc sinooihlv, willi- ' <-> •• l ¦ get f ast starts ' • ' tov vci lonuamr. ...that we will close , out sputtering. ' ' ' „.. _.. I Ethiopian Bandits -..- JB.utanc..kilicjjukltlkkg.iugicJiciiLJii —»--,. ~o ~ ..^.^..-t. ._ _„ . _. , ... , , ,. c „ , , , . J. How Super Shell 1IJI 1I I S _A ^-m,_ AA ~ Kill 2 Swiss in Raid todays Super Sliell. It can hoil and tuin , ' . . " A+*^ T l^^V n . i .) - ¦ carlmre4or icing ^aaf l f V^. tomorrow, January 31st ! ADDIS ABABA . Et hiopia (AP) •to vapor even on wc. Ilutane s anilit y to , . . , Lr\ \ I / \ :i i „«:.,« 'he ami iter in Stiper Shell¦ ro.i K vit.il ff 1 ' I / lL —Bandits killed two members of vnpon/e..n when,..I coldll hell I ps Superc Shellci n . K \\ ¦ ¦ ' f \ \ J ^V an eight-man Swiss canoeing, par- . , i u . caihuretor parts-with a protective (ilm. f \ \ ' / l ty last Monday night in a jungle start youi ear promptl y all winter, ,. . ' ' 1 \ / 1 -ri,„ ,,. „, ,\ - I his him helps ouard the puns against ht_ at camp on the Blue Nile River , tlie I lie slctrttti. r tt test: A car , lilk'tlin i with.1 /\ . . . ' I f \ Swiss legation said Monday. ¦ \ C...w„ ShellU-„u l , . I i iir critical ice buildup,I helps ' ll prev 'ent ieinoh I» I ¦¦ The , expedition 's leader , Albert Super soaks up .zero-degree cold lor _MW ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ A 4 m Amoudrez of CJe»ev;i; said Ihe M;ills w,,en ,1,rv jm' mM 1,lu',v "''" l"r- P 12 hours. It must then start promp.lv. is 3:00 T j raid came on the 12th day of a / C U C I I «'' tnnpc-ranirc voynge down the Blue Nile from Shell eng ineers run cold starting tests on 'JpHfiJi^: ' V jIlELL/ ,. ¦¦ Lake Tana lo Sudan 's border. ,,o^w,i„ ,s( ¦ TI • • ,i raised lo 40 degrees and air moisture in- ^M ^M f for inventory | ao vaneiy ol cars. I hey insist. thai. Superc ,., h \V " ^ * ^^ / tl,„ll l„.l., .1... . ll , . .1 ¦¦"^'iteased.¦ 'I hese contritions cuco itrave. car- x. i i S Miell help thenwill st.nl promptl y. , •¦ f i lniRl (,r ici,1 ^^ \ I I / i \. K' X \ \ \ | / / X 2. How Super Shell speeds warm-ups^ £v^, . .ip0 ra( ion 0lvprs , | , lcm . w\ t v i u iVVX \ I //y/f ^ IVntane inix is Sii]UT Shell's last warin- ' •jieialute ii isitle VOIIT raihuretor , I rt't/iiig \ ^V r I ^ -^ Sh op 9:00 a.m. until 3 :00 p.m. th roughout ' rcid H w4ilo fiom Ihe lyucni I lie rciuli n relief , H bleited relief from hicVache. mild bladder H WATCH •'SH ELL'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF GOLF" ON TV SUNDAY AFTERNOONS :. irriuiloni. ieMlciiri*'i >l nipfit. imuculir ^m ba rgains. palm. DeWiit'i ifirn r diuretic •clion, pint mild analietic relief, ofien mcam an active ^ | ' ^A hl e with freedom fro m pain. ^H ( • I -%— . ,, , ' '.'"" - : . L r:.Y:£ar?^»rn^r^^"'5^:n7^g?^ ¦ Washington Calling Y A P :. P - '\HOME ,TO :.ROOST TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAI RS Thoughts at Random— . ^P . . ^ From Editor's Notebook Kennedy Nears ing on tha job Encourag IT'S GOOD to be back after eight days in the hospital and .. this pet ulcer of mine seems to be on the N Test Decision iriend. It's a peculiar thing about these By MARQUIS CH . ILDS. - , 22 months Awhile I WASHINGTON—Each clay that passes sees Inf lation diets however. For was in Europe during Worjd War II, I sees President . Kenned y near to the decision that • - . By DAVID LAWRENCE others—whether or mot to resume didn 't have an egg and I. would have overshadows all WASHINGTON-The last thing the Kennedy administration Ihe atmosphere, paid $1.0 for one. Now that I can 't have nuclear testing in would really wish to do is to eneourage inflation and a dropjn , With a realization of what this can mean in the purchasing power of the dollar. The administration neverthe- much of anything else for a few weeks can demand , the I hate the sight of one. You just can 't another round of the nuclear arms race, public less is, in effect, teDlng labor unions that they interest has been increasing. The most potent benefits o£ the- savings made by machinery not only in their own • "win! pressure on the President to start a new test ser- industry but in other industries as well; _ .- .- . . careful reading of the ¦¦ ies comes from Capitol Hill and members of To note this surprising trend takes a -"* " - 'A * 0* A House and Senate ' who feci that this Is the only "fine print" in the report of the President's Council of Economic ' '. .' way to insure that the United Advisers, to which Mr, Kennedy gave his blessing when he com- WE NOTE THAT Winona ". County .. .It - —"" ¦ ¦ soon to have a new 5200,000 building for States will keep ahead of the mended it in a m«ssage to . - . • . -, \" . Soviet UnionA' Congress this week. Basically, its highway equipment and .offices—but ' it the mistaken be- To Your Good Health that precious records are still being kept The argument is a familiar . there is in one and it has its base in past lief that , the economy can be ¦ in- vaults in our antiquated courthouse controversy ', and in particular, ; managed by an application of , var- ;' "'"that"""Wouttl~go up in flames in a jiffy if the dispute that wns finally re- doctrines and theories at experience. fire ever hit that old firetrap. Which re- solved with President Truman's iance with actual Causes Discussing collective bargain- calls an item in "The Man Next Door " decision to proceed with the hy- . ing and the setting of prices,, column in the January issue of Better drogen bomb. But it also re- the report says: Of io/nf flects a vested interest in the ; Homes & Gardens. The, following is ap- "The guideposts suggested vast scientific-military-lndustrial plicable to many buildings in our down- here as aids to public under- , apparatus committed THckening town business district; to nuclear standing: are not concerned weaponry. Jobs and payrolls Child* primarily with the relation of By JOSEPH G. MOLNER , M.D. "A few of us decided in a tpon- are involved in an economy that employers and employees to ' ''' Molner: What taneous meeting the other 'morning over-all owes a lot to the $50 billion and up each other/ but rather with . • .Dear Dr. causes "thickening of a that our old monitroiity of a Ci9y Hall spent on armaments. their joint relation to the rest of the economy. ^ ' joint? ¦' Does it usually;ac- had better be torn down and re- THE OPPOSITION has its base in the organiz- company arthritis? An tt .? laced right lfl a aw yeart it "Productivity is a guide J p nowY ' ed peace movement? Thnt movement has been does it incapacitate a per- rather than a rule for apprais- there a cure?— will be historic, md we will be stuck broadened recently with affiliated groups includ- price behavior son? Is ing wage and BY C. with if for all time." ing several , large trade unions. The objective is for several reasons." to lay down a barrage ' of telegrams on the White the difference A lot of things can cause ' -YY*- YY . - . . .. • - ¦• . - . , Unfortunately, . * House and on Ihe Joint Congressional Atomic between a "guidie-" and a "thickening of a joint," . and OUR PLUG the other day for a School Committee where much of the active pressure for "rule" vanishes when dogma- in the broad sense, we can ¦ rnore . tests originates. ' ';.'. of Nursing at Winona General Hospital , tic statements about, wage and say that most of them are. But because this is obviously an organized ef- price behavior are given, the "arthritis" of one sort or an- in conjunction with Winona State College, : fort it . tends tr> be discounted. Charged with a implied, if not explicit, ap- other. received the plaudits of members of the ¦ ' 'deep- emotionalism , as President Kennedy noted . proval oi the An injury, such as "baseball hospital's Board of Trustees, Such a in his comment on . Ihe women picketers for White House. finger," can cause the thicken- school, like two at Rochester, would turri peace, the movement is a reflection of a wide- For, d i sre- ing. of a joint. So can pro- out registered nurses after a three-year spread fear of nuclear war. Yet; to those con- g a r d i n g longed pressure, as in "house- ¦ ¦ ' " ' .. . ' course. - . fronted with the far-reaching significance of the a 0 .1 mo st maid's knee," or "chauffeur's decision it must at times seem irrelevant to the i mm e d i- elbow ," or "tennis elbow," PWe. should point out, however, that facts of nuclear armament on hoth sides of the ately their, which all are varied forms of East-West divide. ? . . .0 : 0 ., own broad ap- bursitis. There can be "gouty the Winona hospital does : have, y. guide would maintain stability Gradual degenerative joint nese calendar and start overyni Moiwkty? A Wisconsin Central 'Airlines official " said air had liccn in love with her bus- . uncertain and unproven bene- ' ' of labor cost per unit of out- '('or ~^ The Italians .are satislicd stiffening and' thickening . Feb. 5. - A ^~ service to Winona will begin soon. b;ind, her children , and her tils for the certain and well fro m their investigation that lie put for the economy as a whole "osteo-arthritis"- is something Chief .Machinist' s Mate Gordon D. .lulil has life generally. She was not established benefits w h i c h deicctor. —though not of course for in- that most of us will have, ci- ' is really Kircv " For Americans of Chinese descent—in been assigned as naval recruiting officer lor Wi- anxious for a change. dairy products bring to our ^ 3tussian MIG- dividual industries. ther much or little, and can It tame down in a fact, for Chinese everywhere—this is the nona and area. Would she go back to him? diets. . .Watch your . weight , lighter after flying over tlie The New York Herald Tri- be k ept under satisfactory divorce 17 bune in an editorial exposes first of the Chinese New Year is highly doubtful. The eat a variety of foods , be mod- miiisile base at Gioiq Del Colle. control by simple, measures day , a day proceedings have not aelunlly the economic fallacy of ' this ' erate, and exercise as regular- His plane carried cameras as —if we will do the simple of joy and the.most important holiday of Twenty-Five Yea rs Ago ... 1937 'initiated . However, when "general guide" as follows: been . ly as you can—these are sound the. Italians reported - to tbe things , such as moving about, the year 4 ,660. Not only is it New Year's Albert Kerlzinan told the City Council that a separation between two such rules lo follow-.'' press, but they were standard every day. Day, but, by Chinese custom, it is ev- Winona could dredge, its lake .at a cost of ap- important people has been 'so This column is glad lo set "IF THE AVERAGE annual gun cameras which are ne\ er gain in productivity per man Gouty arthritis requires erybody 's birthday, too. proximately $r>,(i(l() ;i month. widely ' publicized , reconcilia- forlh further . fuels regarding treatment for gout. Generally ¦¦ used for aerial spying. hour throughout the economy David II . Fakler . counly auditor , announced tion Is not easy. Already .some two vitamin. :md health medi- (his ' means certa in medication, The Italians have announced were to be taken as S percent , This time, the Chinese New Year real- (hat the county will take bids lor a heavy poww members of the family on both cines, abundavita and ' nutri- taken daily. ' they will hold a propaganda then u Ii percent annual hike ly will come roaring in. It's the Year of patrol. sides are becoming bil'.er. bio, which have been in'litiga- I I ;JI 1. They expla ined privately in wages for each industry THICKENING from a phys- ¦the Tiger. Chinese years are ¦ aft- t ion .with the Food and Drug wanted President Kennedy has been to American author!.ies . that would be in order. For soint! ical injury, ihe '"baseball , lin- (nun Administration and the Justice er animals: The Dragon , Ihe 1-amb , Die Fifty Years A go .. . . 1912 gelling some ribbing of the facts I ha .Soviets would have put ml industries tris would represen t ger" sort of thing, is limited cam- Department. .Some. Monkey, the Boar , the Serpent , the Don, A rather unusual sijibl can be seen during wine-bibbers about bis reported in an earlier* column a propaganda show if a west- a rise greater than productiv - to the one injured , joint. In paigning of milk. They recall ity, the Tiger, the Hat , the ' Horse, the Roos- the mornings al Hie cily pump ing station-a lull ¦ were in error. ern piune had crashed inside for others less , but on bal- rare cases surgery may. of sized morning glnrv is in blossom. tlu«t his father built up part of Russia. ance the average of unit labor course.1, be requi red . Usually- ter , the Habhil ami the.Ox (last year). ' ior' une as the ex- ¦ costs would remain , Allien Zache , ,\ ick Schlueter , H. W I.ibb y, the Kennedy Three former officers of constant just l ive with the stiffness. . clusive agent for llaig &.- llaig What the council leaves out of China officially changed to the 'Gregor- George !•'. Fisher . Oscar Tliueniiucl , W illiam /Miundavila , J. Harry Kbbcrt , HOME MANY SHEKELS? The various forms of bursi- . alter prohibit ion ended In Iho .1. Karl Shoalf , and F. Richard its equations is the mo'ive ian calendar many years ago and time i.s llriist a nd .John Keller have I teen elected offi- tis usually can he eased by . I 'K,\. . Schackenberg., moved over to NEW YORK (fl — A foreign force behind the advances in cers of the Winona Trades and Labor Council. ' treatment (with-drawiiig fluid recorded from the founding of the Chinese However , .IKK wasn 't kidding i iut ri-bio and became its offi- currency exchange is pari of productivity . These advances from Ibe joint medication , republic in HU2, However, (he popular the box office setup al the don 't just happen by them- rest , heat , etc. ) dopendhifi on celebration is based on the old calendar Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 7887 (Jreenwiclw-V I N a g e theater selves . They have to lie nmdv the particular ccise to happen, *" which dictate's that New Year 's Day falls People are complaining that , boys are lulling wJterc Brendan Behan's com- And they are not "Arthritis or "thickening of Iheir cats for Ihe sake of Ilm skins which they JPlfL $iAL/L edy "Tbe Hostage" i.s playing, made to happen by the hour- the joints" aren 't one ailment. on the U.'lrd day of the 12th moon . This • , " sell for 'Ai cents each. The popularity of the play ly wage earners who more ' There are several forms of is reckoned by the lunar calendar , which likely will have fought I,a Crosse ministers are visiting ' Wi- wilh overseas visitors to New them it- had 12 months of 2{) '50 clays;. Since Several tooth and nail as threats . or . nona clergymen. Y ork is given as the reason lo each year was short about 10 days, an ¦for accepting francs , lira and job security. Thoy depend OJI NOTIC TO II. _ VV :About 10 the vision , skills and dgrin;: of flf c « JiiLcj:ciUu.y.„..iit(jJ:il.tL.,--..is-...4idde(l cmiy. d(l' -oUicu- -coinage,—Hoslcd-alougr. v .jgMns_ fl!.!!iiin . .. "lj !J !X. sp.?!!", ., One Hundred-Years Ago .; ; 4862 TeeruiTcMrfn.srariil ' eTiTiepYeri'eiTi'*?s7~" to lile^ a(leq\^aTd"t6"l:ontVoT''H^l- months. side the ticket scale is the , The citizenry lias forwarded a large list of daily official rat e of exchange. hacked by the willingness of laria .. although, these days, ' names to our representative 'in Washington , which investors to gamble the need- some other druRS have proved * . allaehed to a petition for a daily mail route ed capital. more effective , I don 't believe is . BERLE REPLACED FOR THE 77TH *coniecutivo * year the from Winona westward. 'What mobilizes these forces that it is necessary lo take is the hope o( cutting World Almanac and Hook of Facts, a NEW YORK Iff; - Zero Mos- unit la- doses "every two hours." bor eosls , nnd thus either in- copy of which reached our desk today, lol , instead of Milton Boric, ' bill Wi the rest of the economy, i.s to portray the lead role in creasing profits directly or presents its annual compilation of impor- making the product.more com- the bill is paid in depreciated tant evcnls and produces an orderly and "A Funny Thing Happened on petitive by lowering its price. currency lo the ultimate ad- WINONA DAILY N EWS ," compact report on Ihe baffling confusion the Way to the Forum mu- "It 's not . the man who is vantage of no one." sical clue on the White Way in The net of It is thnt in cases of world affairs . Human energy, construc- An Independent Ncie.spoprr — Kxlubfi.slifd 185.5 becoming more productive but May. the machine on which where labor Rets in wugos? tive and destructive attained such tre- he , \V. V . Willi T. (!. It. CI .OSWAV C K. LiNDKN The show , set in ancient works. " more than the benefits ol tho mendous scope, that the editors had to I' libltrlicr /.'. rec, Pircc/or littsiness Af(/r. Rome, concerns a wily slave. increased productivity—ns it so coiiipi'es.N countless actions ori land and i i; J- .'difor t 'if|/ -Kditor Circn/iifiou r. ¦ What the Work! Almanac pucks inlo ita M(/ labor virtually all the savings crease prices. But manage- of the added productivity need 8!l() pages puis into proper perspective1 ll. II llMII. CK F, 11, Kl.AlKIK U. J. LOSINSKI 'TAKE' HER TO TOUR ment , due to competitive condi- ( not be "inflationary " nor "dis- tions, often (incls itself unable the threats and culaslrophics that made 'f.iiii p(i .' .'iii< ; .S'HJI I , Press Supt. Kiujrettnii u Supt. NEW YOHK t/ei-A national ruptive of over-all price sl a- lo raise prices, So presumably headlines in Iflftl. Here , in chronological . bllity. " But is At (Ji.ia-: (btisivoi.i ) tionnoN II OI .TI: touring company of broad- management it should not pass on to the order , arc mattery expected to receive nothing that affect the .secur- Ou'W Afconiiiunt .Stuiday Kditor Nuuy ' hit ad- publ ic t|ie added labor cost and s new comedy , "Take ditional in return for the ity of nations and the .survival of civiliza- Her, ' mon- must instead face n reduction MI ; MIII :II or Tin-: ASSOCIATE IMIKSS She s Mine, " has been ey It has Invest ed for tion. s-ct for an U-month swing labor- in. p rofits and cut or omit div- saving equipment? Evidently, idends That's hardly the way ¦ ^¦ ^_ ^*t> through 26 ciliea stnrting Sept. . it is to he discouraged from 0. to -un n successful business. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively raising Its prices to get an lidd- As for unions , it' s a green Khrushchev says it i.s lime, lo ease ten- The expedition begins in Uo- sions , Well , ease away, Nikita! lo the use for republication of all the local ed income. Thus, tbe report light for increased wage de- news printed in Ibis newspaper as well ;is all elicslcr, N. Y., home town of readies this conclusion: mands. It will hardly discour- m director George Abbott. The "IInt when » disagreement ' A P. Jiow.'i (lispjilelii'S. age big strikes and especially Blesiod i» every ono thM f«w«»t|i tho Lord ) windup engHUcment will be in between mnimeemcnt and Jn- the threatened strike in tho that walketh in him w«ay». P*«lm 128:1. I Tuesday, January .10, '.002 "Toll mc , do people ever nsfc you anything foolish?" Los Alleles, hor is resolved by passing tho steel industry this summer. Blood Tes^Ordered For George Jessel Light Snow, New York Police Son Born io LOS ANGELES 'API — Toast- \] master George Jessel must take 4 U.S. Airmen a blood test' in connection with a King of Jorda n Cold Wave paternity suit brought against him Start Early AMMAN/ Jordan (AP) - King by actress Joan Tyler , a Superior Hussein' s British-born second Court jud ge ruled Monday. wife ,gave birth to a son today, Found Alive Miss Tyler, 27, contends Jessel, giving Jordan an heir to its Sweep Nation 63, is the father of tier daughter, With Children throne. Charris Carlo, born Dec. 27. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK A API-New York The king, announced the baby Jessel was ordered to appear will be named '.Abdullah . .. after _ Feb. 20 to show why he should City police—whose present is -oft- Alter Crash Light snow and cold air cov- en a violent oner-are laying the Hussein 's grandfather , the late ered northern areas from North hot submit to the lest along with King Abdullah. TEHRAN', Iran . i. A.P.)-A US. the mother and child. groundwork for a brighter future . medical team found four U:S, air- Dakota into New England today They're doing it with crayons. Hussein .was. married to the for- but fairly mild midwinter weath- mer Ton! Averil Gardiner last men alive today around the wreck- The police have started distrib- . age of their small Army airplane er prevailed in most other parts , May 25. He divorced-his . first .wife ,. ¦ uting 20,000 Color crayon cards to ' ¦ high up on snow-covered Zarrfkyh ¦ . '. . ¦ of the nation. clulj)rejp between the ages of 4 Princess .'Dina Abdcl Ham .id . in Temperatures dropped to 20 de- 1957 after she bore him.a daugh- Mountain . where H crashed last and 10 \vlio live on New York's Saturday, U.S. authorities report- grees below zero and lower in Jewel Thieves '. '¦ . ' ter. Jordan is a M oslem country northern Lower East Side. . . . A. , •ed.? , - . Minnesota and northern The cards, entitled "My Friend, and women have no right of suc- Maine as the frigid air clung W cession to the throne. > There : was no word of a fifth the Policeman ." contain sketchy airman who previously was re- the border sections. Lowest read- line drawings designed to be col- ings included 23 below in Inter- Get $15 000 ported-aboard , and identities of ored by the youngsters. They the four survivor? ' -vere withheld ¦ . nationa! Falls, Minn., and -20 in . .policeman Man, 81, Running ' Limestone, Maine, show a . holding up by American officials . ' traffic and allowing three children For Public Office Other below lero marks In to cross the street in safety. The U.S. Defense Department In Minneapolis DETROIT (API—Andrew Baird had said the five men.aboard the Maine included -19 in Caribou , -10 move is part? of an educa- In Houiton, -7 in Millinocket , -3 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) ' ? — Two Th* doesn 't think much of the trend plane on a flight from Tehran to men who used a telephone call tional program in the area, winch toward youth in politics. Dizful in; southwe'sI Iran wen in Old Town and -2 in Augusta. has a melting pot ol national ities ' Southerly winds moderated as " the means of lifting a bag . "Young fellows haven't got . the Maj. Donald A. Cafder. Rayville , tem- ¦ ' and a heavy .Spanish-speaking of what it'takes, . ¦ peratures up to the 20s in most AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLED IN LEN- which contains the preserved body, of the former containing? '$15,000 worth , of gems ; experience . to be Mo., the pilot: Co-I. Waiter? MY from a downtown jew eler-were the population. The program is being ;a campaigner. " Bn ird said in- ' an- Vamv. Monroe , N .C: I..t. Col. Wal- Y of New York State but it was IN MAUSOLEUM . . . People mill about out- Soviet leader , is at right- Minarets of St. Basil's ' near zero object of police attention "today. conducted in cooperation with the nonliving lie will . M>ek re-election ter R. Johnson , Baldwin , N.Y.; in some sections in the side wooden fence erected near the Lenin mauso1 Cathedral are in background left. In center, rear, Lower East Side ' Neighborhood County ' northeast part of the state. irThe jewels, owned by the Lewin as . Wayne sheriff: The Capt . Daniel . L, Knotts , Atlanta ,. . , leum in Moscow's Red Square. Modern air con- Is the Spassky gate tower structure. (AP Pho- Co. of Chicago , had been sent to Association. i county, which includes Detroit , Ga., and Spec. 5 John E. Porter , Readings were in the 30s and : of¦ 40s ; in ditioning is being installed . The? mausoleum , tofax) . Goodman Jewelers , last week for The cards are being distributed has a population ,2 ,606.290. Springfield . 111. ? most other sections of the at public and parochial ' schools, ? Baird has held , the $17 500-a- country except for the 50s and 60s safekeeping until their representa- . The single-engine plane plunged : VVinterberg, ar- libraries , housing: projects and Syear job for 19 of the last ..21 ' in Southern California , YFlorida tive - - Herbert. E- ¦¦ : into deep snow about 12,000 feet , rived on Monday. . ' . ' settlement : houses ( years!. He is .81 years old. up the mountain. Bad weather had ' and the southern Plains. . ' "¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : Goodman , answering a telephone '¦ • A- - • , Serving in the Armed Forces The card has a message to the prevented rescue teams from Light snow or snow flurries fall call at 12:50 p.m. heard a man i youngsters reading : "Remember, reaching the plane earlier al- In eastern parts of the Dakotas, PRESTON, Minn.—Airman Basic physiccd. requirements for a naval , It will take from 60 to 90 days identifying himself as Winterberg | Private Services though supplies' hadYbcen dropped the Great Lakes report that his plane was late and | the policeman is. here, to help you. region and sec- Richard E. Ties- officer. Waivers for minor, non- : to learn whether ox' not an appli- Don 't be afraid to ask him for ! Set for Kreisler from the air: lions of? the middle and north At- , cant , has been selected the that another man? would pick up kotter son of organic physical deficiencies, such ! for - : help, . . 0;. ; ' 1 ' : lantic Coast sta t es. Freezing rain Mrs. M el dr ed I program. '.Therefore, , applications the case. A . -" : " N K\V. YORK (AP)-A private as defective vision ,; may he ' -grant- ; '.'But for hiin to do his part . : funeral service for Fritz Kreisler slicked highways and streets in L. Tieskotter, is j • for Offi cer. Candidate School should ''Look for a big man named 9th Daughter Bom southwestern ed.- ' Frank Andrews, you can 't miss he must have- your help. will be, held Thursday at 10 a.m. lower Michigan. being assigned tol¦ be made several months before 0 "So l. Always obey him, 2: Fresh show at Sault Ste. . Marie the U.S. Air Force Anyone interested in the officer graduation , nine at;the most , to him,"0!he voice said. A half hour ' at-the . Roman Catholic church of To Michigan Woman increased candidate program, or who wishes later, a man identifying himself | Obey signs and signals. 3. Don 't ]?St. John ' the . . Evangelist. the amount on the technical training ? insure that processing' can be Com- i play in the streets. 4. Cross only (API _ ground to 27 inches, » course for muni- i to have more information on it — pleted by the time you are ready as Andrews came in, asked for the | The world-famous violinist and TECI/MSEH. Mich; ¦ ¦ * ¦ without committing himself in any ' at the corner and with the green composer died in a hospital Mon- Mary J'oy Shradcr gave birth to 0 tions soeciali st's ' ', to begin your training, Remember, case—and got it. ' way — may contact Tha nearest The. hoax was bar ed later in the i light. " . : day of heart trouble and old age. her ninth daughter Monday and at Lowry AFB, ah application creates no obliga- • ¦ ¦ ' : m . ' Colo. Tieskotter Navy recruiting station or write; tion. afternoon when Ihe real Winter- He Would . have been.H? on Friday. remarked. "! gave up on a boy Boyle ' s Column ' ¦ ¦ " ¦ ¦ ' ; Officer Program Division . U.S. . ¦ . berg walked into the store. Tae The "old city '' section of Jerusa- His widow , Harriet , has been after ^0V4." completed basic | training at Lack- ? Navy Recruiting Station , Federal i . The Old Masters used raw eggs jewels were reported to be in- ; lein belongs to .Jordan. It: is a seriously- ill at home for some The fJWier, David , was not • land AFB. Tex. Offi ce Building, Minneapolis. Minn. I in mixing their paints. sured; ? ' third of a square mile in area, ' time. available ror comment. He" gr a d u a t e d Tieskotter Pnm^. from Harmony High School. Trends LAKE CITY/ Minn.-Army Sp.4. Donald OE. Petrich, 25, son of Mr. Disturbing and Mrs. Herbert E. Petrich , re- cently was awarded the Good Con- By HAL BOYLE duct Medal while serving with (AP) Headquarters Battery, McGregor ' ^E\V YORK - Having fin- You ve VVaited ished the book someone g"ave me Guided Missile Range, N.M. Pet- for Christmas, I have been watch- rich was awarded the medal in ing television lately. recognition of his exemplary con- ^ Television has one big advan- duct, efficiency and fidelity. He tage over reading. It doesn't entered the .Army in December leave ; your lips tired.. Just your 1957 and was last stationed in mind. " " .. . / A . Korea. He is a 1953 graduate of The government has been con- Lincoln High School. ducting an inquiry into th« magic worl d of video, and so have I. STY CHARLES, Minn. - Army Pvt, , 23, I don 't know how alarmed the Vernon W. Urban Jr.. ¦ ¦ government is, but some of the completed eight /i^9^SBfi2fiiHSS»Hi&3r^vfi^- ' ' ' ' ^* '^8S^BB9^BflrffiQE latest- trends I have- noted in; TV jweeks of military I fi nd disturbing, assuming that ^police training at wliat people see depicted on their \ the Provost Mar- home screen affects their own shal General Cen- ¦ *^MM^MM^MMMjg^MMMJM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^KtBf m^^mSfmr ^l^______Wfmmmam\mmm\m -l9—\ conduct. .;. . ? ter, Ft. Gordon , OGa :, Jan . 19. Ur- Take drinking, for example. A ban: received in- dozen , years ago if a man took a struction In self drink on television, it was a civi- idefense, traffic ¦ ¦ ¦ lized drink. .^^E^BH^EZHHSHSP ' - ' VHE^EC59^RJS^9 He put some ice cubes |3ontrol and the f J^BBwHHr^BB^BBy ¦ . J3BBi 3^Pj iffil L In the glass, poured in a meas- I basic procedures ured shot of rye, bourbon or lof civil and mili- scotch , and mixed it with a sen- " fnrv law H*> on- sible amount of branch water or Urban tered the Army :» A ? fizz. last August vB ^^ Hj^^HHSflC psX^ -\^^____^______wU^m\ and completed basic ' ' : Wel l , appa rently that ritual training at Ft Carson, Colo. Urban «v«HI9>HHnlOB ^-* P WmmWBtBfVmmtv ' - vrasted too much film time. About was graduated from St. Charles ' ^im__wKp__ K_B_ ^mmmmGf ^ ^¦MHSHKiKnS half a dozen years ago, they High School in 1955. ¦ ¦ started settling for a double shot A , ' •:¦ ¦¦ ¦ of whisky on the rocks. . . ¦ m ^m%t^0 ' .. ^LW m Today they don ARCADIA, Wis. — Sgt. Robert ' ^BWHr^B^fflErBi ' V^ JHJfMWffffBrr 't bother with , a , jigger or ice at all. Tlie hero, L.uetm a member a fter weathering an ordeal, sim- of Arcadia's Com- ply picks up a bottle and a couple pany C, 1st Battle of glasses and pOurs himself Group, 128lb In- and fantry, recently BI the heroine a brace of slugs that : J^^H^^M^^BBBIBI BBB BEPFT^' ' i ______\_w__^______t would fell a thirsty ox. And they received a diplo- ^ toss off this lethal dose of straight ma upon gradua- booze as if it were soda pop. tion from Ft. Lewis, Wash., Tho outcry against violence on Non - Commission- TV has had some weird results, ed Officers Sc h ool. loo. Violence used to consist oi He is a member barking guns or the endless thud of the Red Arrow of roundhouse fist swings landing 32nd Infnnlrv Di- against; stomachs or jaws. vision. Luethl .Vol so much any more. It's Army Pvt. Wayne A. Dworschak. subtler now. The favorite target 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. is (lie hack of the neck , and the Dworschak, completed eight weeks Call Your Friends...Ask Your Neighbors— favorite weapon is the back of of advanced individual training at Ihe nand . Everybody is a jujitsu , the Field Artillery Training Cen- judo or karate expert . ter, 'Ft. Sill , Okla., Jan, 19. Dwor- A lightning clip to the base of schak was training in the duties Hie skull and—presto—the victim and responsibilities of a cannoneer. is out for several hours, and He received instruction in the load- You Need Only Another Person to wakes up ruefully rubbing a sore ing, firing and maintenance of ar- neck . tillery guns, howitzers and heavy Tho other morning I was bend- machine guns and in artillery com- ing over , hrealhing hard as I tried munications and ammunition han- to tie a shoelace , when I felt a dling and storage. He is a 1058 blow in (he hack of the neck. I graduate of Arcadia High School looked up to see my 8-ycar-old and attended La Crosse Slate Col- daughter , Tracy Ann , standing lege. before mc with her hand stiffly outstretched and a puzzled expres- A campaign has been launched sion on her face. this week by NAVY RECRUITING fully inform all interested young "What did I do wrong. Daddy?" men of the opportunities available ON YOUR TV SIGNAL INSTALLATION! winsomcly, "VVhen they SAVE W M she asked to them as commissioned officers do that on television , somebody in the U.S. Navy. Responsible, in- Jf falls down on the floor. " telligent college graduates are Well , I ask you , is TV making needed to fill the numerous execu- n man ' Unsafe in bis home'.' tive positions now open throughout Going to work now you see the Naval organization, One of the more and more men getting up pathways to a commission in the and giving Iheir bus seat to little Navy is OCS, Officer Candidate ol.^ TiiTr^'' oid''inrty~Tcrdnj 7'''™d'ilk-e"ns college graduate. not she 'll clamp a jud o hold on The purpose of the officer candi- ACT NOW! THIS SPECIAL OFFER IS~LTMr you and flip you the length of date progrmn is twofold. It pro- the bus. ¦ vides many of the active duty A few tribes in Netherlands New junior officers so vitally needed to- ITED TO WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, Guinea still practice cannibalism. day and It produces the largest share of the great pool of trained ¦ reserve officers upon which rapid „ , . .. . 4 SATURDAY, AND MONDAY, JANUARY 31ST emergency expansion depends. W aSy NEW SHIPMENT The Navy trains the college grad- ° THROUGH FEB. 5TH. uate In a concentrated iG-week .! S K- course in naval science al New- pick up this big saving .. . . FRESH SELECT port , R.I. U pon successful comple- be In pair* be tion of the course, he is commis- Order* H^^^^^^ MPJW QIIP ^^^^^ Yi^^^^^^^^^^ Ze^^^^^^ H M BVfflVP ^VV ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I^^^H sioned an eaisign in the Naval Re- 1 the be- ^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^Wt ^^TW ^W^^^BL ^^^B ^^^^^HIHIH ^^^ I^L^l^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H serve. OCS graduates serve three to earn the H^l^^fflnliT ^^^H I Oj^hAA, years of active duty, beginning on l^^l^^^^^ H M^^^M^^^^ U^I HHHH|H |^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H the date of appointment lo com- orders b« service begin missioned grade. 2 ^^^^ C^Tl ^l^^^^^^^^^^ K^^Hi ^iHiaMii jLiiX ^i^i^l I B fl ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 1 Best You've Ever Tasted — They be in the tama tame nrea ^^^^HAill ^^^JJjjMe ^i^i^fl^i^i^i^H^ll^i^i^i^fl^i^i^H I M\ m \w The officer candidate must be . . , combine your order anywhere our Am\\^m\^m\^m\^m\^m^m\^^m\^m\^m\^m\^m\^m\ Shipped Direct From a citizen of the United Stales. He ^^Hj |flH Hfl j ^^^ KB |fll H |flB ^i ^l I ¦ fl m T^_ fl Mm^^^^^^^^^Wm^^^^^^^^l Tim Coast to: may be married. He must be be- ^mr ^_ MlLnifilmTt^^^^_^_^_^^E_ ^_^_^_^M__ ^^W______Mm f MwQW*9JQw*wMMWWWwM ^ml tween the ages of 1!) and 27; how- ^ ¦¦ ^ V^K^^gj^^^^^K^^fl fl fl fl •j orden be f lfl wYTiTiT^kMwfwiA^MMm______] ever, in certain categories he may M^M^M^M^MwMrM^M^M^M^M^M^M^M^mWW^M^M^W^WmflfM ^-Xmm^Mmmmmmmm ^ mmAmr enter the program up lo :a years, He must be a ' graduate of an ac- ^^^^^^^ ¦|B &BSB credited college or university, or This offer K W JM expect lo receive his baccalaureate ^^ HHH ^^^^^^^ kAAAA99^^B ^ | ^^^^^^^^ / ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ fl 4 no orders be the ' degree within nine mouths from &aving rate after ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ BHBHTe ^e^e^e^e^e^e^e^e^^e^e^e^e^ele^e^e^el Cj k • ¦ 0OYAj ooda (be date of bis application for tbe fl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^fl program, lie must he a man of good character aiid must meet the Forever Feminine St. Helen' s Guild Chatfield Mayor Rescues Missionaries Chap lain Tells Flbwer, Garden Elects- 'Officers; . A potluck supper was served to Club to Celebrate 75 members of St. Helen's Guild, British Officer Deanery Work St. Stanislaus Church , at Pachol- Explains Action 6th Anniversary ' ski hall Monday evening. CHATFIELD, Minn. (SpeciaD- Of Volunteers The Winona Flower and Garden -The Rev. John Verdick gave a At a special meeting of Chatfield Club will celebrate Its sixth anni- short talk on the highlights of the City Council Thursday evening Hew Con Minn. The role of the WCCW convention held at Elba ELBA . — versary with a birthday party at Mayor Frank Pa-vlish; in accord- got back lest he endanger , Papal Volunteer ' in Latin America Lake Park Lodge Thursday at 8 Sunday. Mrs. William Galewski, ance with city ordinance, gave his By PETER GROSE the chairman; presided at the meet- C on go lives of Congolese who helped was outlined 0 by the RcvY 'Roy P-m. . A reasons for not approving a raise LEOPOLDVILLE the ¦¦? Literski , student chaplain of • St. Three films will be Sho\C,n, ? "A ing and thanked all members for for Police Chief Floyd Mohawk (AP)—A quiet British army , offi- him. . ; their cooperation while -she was Lawson flew back to Kongolo on Mary 's College, when the Winon a Tour of Better-Known Gardens of and not approving appointment of cer is the new hero of the Congo of Catholic Women; Wi- in office. Joseph Sullivan as second police Jan. 27, this time with a Nigerian Council the V. S„" "Modern Chrysanthe- spears and rifle nona ODeancryi met Sunday at St. mums or Fall Beauty " featuring a? officer . after defying army major, and a 17-year-old NEW OFFICERS ara Mra. Ed- guide. Commandeering a car Aloyshis Church . Elba. new series of chi'ysantheniums and mund Dulek, chairman; Mrs. Ed Resolutions providing for the pay butts to rescue European mission- , The Rev. John P. Bergman , "Modern Roses on Parade" show- ' raise and appointing Sullivan bn aries from the no man's land of they drove to a village oh the Valentine, co-chairman ; Mrs < Wil- border of territory controlled by pastor at Elba , welcomed tho, 100 ing 20 new rose varieties "'' "' Films liam ChuchnaYtreasurer , and Miss a six-month basis had been passed north Katanga. ' ? Mrs. Wayne j, ¦ by the council the previous Mon- Katanga President Moise Tshom- wonien- attending. will be shown by M. Bambenek , Esther Walchek, secretary, The Maj. Dick Lawson, 35, a career Ellringer. who was in charge of lliere will be a brief business day but were rejected by the may- be's forces to arrange for evacu- six groups in the guild are cap- officer serving with the U.N. forc- three nuns and eight preparatipns was introduced by meeting followed by refreshments. tained by Mrs. Alnhonse Bambe- or. If he failed to give his reasons ation of Kubicek Jr., within three days for not approv- es here, told a news conference priests. . .. Mrs. Charles A. Chairman of the various commit- nek, Mrsr^Jeseph ' Jereczek, Mrs. here Monday he marched alone A-'deanery president. tees ' . will ' be announced at this ing the resolutions, he would be Clarence Maliszewski, Mrs. Thom- automatically overruled. past 800 Congolese soldiers to res- "Then the trouble started," he meeting. Mrs. C. Gv Breitlow is as Stoltnian , Mrs. Henry Dotter- FATHER LITERSKI iketched Pavlish pointed out that all city cue a Roman Catholic priest and said. "While we were talking, the program chairman arid Mrs, wick and Mrs. Ceil WelshO that later he faced a frenzied mob entire population of the village ar- the history of the church in Latin George Hiyppner , chairman of re- employes except the clerk had out that church- Mrs. Galewski, who is head of been given a three? of villagers who screamed for his rived, and it was quite obvious America pointing freshments. the quilters percent raise es .were established before 1543 , announced that they at the beginning «f the/year, which death as a spy and invader. they didn 't like us." He explained and there was a colleS^in Mexico don 'i knovr whot we ' re arguing about will start quilting Feb. 7.. A set of raised Chief Mohawk;from $315 to But Lawson rescued five Roman that the villagres thought they .. TV tables donated by Mrs. Henry were from the Congolese army City as early as 1536, but less I thought you knew i $324.45 .monthly. The resolution had Catholic Church workers , and said Q Kowalewski was won; by Mrs. Ed asked an increase in' salary to force loyal to Antoine Gizenga than 10 percent of the people who Teacher Training ¦ he arranged for the safe passage call themselves Catholics actually Valentine. Attendance prizes went $350 per month. of several dozen others from the which invaded north ? Katanga to Mrs. Tillie Owecke, Mrs. Mi- The mayor further from Stanleyville and Kivu Prov- attend Mass. In Guadalupe there Glasses to Hear pointed out north Katanga wilds separating ¦ ¦ ' cahcl Bambenek , Mrs. Andrew that Chapter 3, Section 10, of the ince. ¦/. . . . is one priest for each 12,000 Cath- Dover-EyoTa Names ~ Cyert, Mrs.? Brigid ' , mutinous units of the Congolese olics in contrast to one to 800 in PTA Story - Kellogg Parish7 . Titus Mrs. city charter . provides that when army and the Katanga gendarpv The frenzied villagers thrust ' ' Ht)m Helen Faber. A social hour fol- employes have , been appointed and ¦ spears at his throat and battered • th' .U'. '. '.S. andO one to 500 in the ;Fu.fureY .ema .ker lowed the meeting. erie. - Miss Demn Kennedy, Chicago , a ' " accepted their jobs at certain sal- him and the others with rifle Wjnon a Diocese. Hosts Wabasha ¦ ¦ ; ¦ . Latin American bishops called member of the field staff of the . .EYOTA, Minn .. (Special)—Mary ary*. tiiey would bave to resign and . He said there were no more Eu- butts: ¦ of ¦ . " ' a National Council of Catholic National Congress of .Parents .'- 'and Slacker; daughter Mr , andYMr.s. NCCW Deanery Girl Scout Training be reappointed if they wished? a ropeans in north Katanga: "About 300 ; villagers Were sur- ?; Welfare in 1956 and presented a Teachers , will be on campus at Floyd L. S.pcker , Eyota , DoVer- pay i.-aise. This was brought up Lawson, who grew up in the rounding us, screaming people, " and liyota High School senior is the when they . were appointed, and peaceful English countryside, vol- . plan for ' education , to the Pope Winona State College Thursday KELLOGG, Minn; (Spceial)-A Session¦ Set at Blair absolutely uncontrollable in their winnei' J .. '. ' '.•' in 19€0YFather Literski said. U. S. at St. Mary 's College Friday. ^of Future Homemaker con- Reports were given at the first . they could cither accept or de- unteered to make .two missions-^ hatred ," Lawson continued. .: test in Eyota, She.Avill compete quarterly , cline, he said. one of them alone—into north Ka- : Bishops have- organized ?U2 vol- Miss Kennedy will , tell, the PTA meeting of the Waba- ETTRICK , Wis. {Special)-Mrs. "Eventually, I was pulled to the . story lo the students in teacher with Pulure Homemakers .from the sha Deanery of the Winona Coun- James Davis of Blajr will be the Pavlish said he declined Sulli- tanga where 22 white men were unteers for the work which costs other high schools, ? house of , the army commander Y appr oximately $3,000 each for a training A The- PTA , its policies cil of Catholic Women at St. Ag- new . neighborhood chairman for van's appointment as second police slain by Congolese soldiers in a She was last years Girls State nes Parish , Girl officer because his health has not New Year's Day massacre. and . the others managed after a three-year period? and projects , will be explained iii Hall Kellogg, Sunday. Scout Neighborhood 9, which lot of monkey business to get day ses- representative of the Eyota Amer- St. Ajh'es Parish , Kellogg was the includes Whitehall , Blair and EU ¦beeiT/n the best of condition arid On his first journey,YJan- 23-24, : group meetings in an all quit three times in the away from the frantic mob. MRS. KUBICEK gave a resume sion beginning at 10 a.m. at Wi- ican Legion Auxiliary, a piano stu- hostess 'gro'up. trick. A training session for Itgo- ba^tas past. Lawson Was dropped off at a dent of Orvis Rochester , ac- In answer to an ad placed in of the meeting held? at Austin and nona State. She will hold informal Ro^ ers and committee members was landing strip in Kongolo by a U.N- started to be a bit companist for the chorus arid glee '.BENEDICTION" , "Vlere things asked thai the women start mak- meetings Thursday afternoon at Sf. ¦ . OF THE blessed conducted at? F i r si Lutheran the Chatfield Weekly by Pavlish airplane¦ that took off immediate- more pleasant. ' But ? people were ing plans to attend the Diocesan clubs , at her school, treasurer of sacrament by the Rt Rev. Msgr. Church in Blair Friday, by Mrs. there were two applicants; for sec- ly ¦;¦ Mary 's. B. A, still screaming, for our blood and con vention in October at Worth- Tbe speaker will be accompan- Ihe band and past president of the Kramer, pastor, at 2 p.m. C. B. Wethe, executive director of ond policeman, Sullivan " and Wil- "About 800 soldiers were crowd- Methodist Youth Fellowship. ¦preceded the meeting which liam C. David. 0 we were taken up to the balcony ington . The national convention ied by Mrs. . John P. Livingston , Riverland Council , and Mrs. Milan ing the Kongolo airfield ," he sadi. by some friendly officers. They will be held at Detroit this year , opened with the deanery prayer, Skundberg, council assistant , both !'I jumped off the moving plane Duluth former president of the "To Our Lady, of Good Counsel. LADIES AID pushed us around a bit just to and bus connections are avail Minnesota Congress of Parents and " of La Crosse. The third training se as it turned - around , then walked make the crowd happy, but they For further information Pepin High Names Mrs. Francis McNallan , Plain- sion will be conducted at the Luth- St. Matthew's Lutheran Church the length of the airfield toward able*. on Teachers, currently serving the view, Minn.,.; deanery secretary Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at Were taking care of iUS." the . transportation , women are congress as college cooperation Homemaker nner eran parish, house0 in Whitehall the troops. No shots were fired—-I W' ami treasurer, spoke on the shoe Feb.. . . 1.6 frorn a a.m. p.m 2:30 p-.in. in the church social Lawson said, the turning point asked to . write MrsA K iibicek- chairman '. to 3 . A - would have jumped out of my skin .PEPIN , Wis. (Special)_The 1962 fund and , Inter-American Rela- meeting of Neighborhocd 9 will he room with Mrs. Louis Doebbert if they had." carne when the officers heard a ? A? February,- ' being National Catholic . tions and migrant? program. news broadcast confirm that he Press Month , the women were re- Homemaker of Tomorrow from the held Tuesday, March 27, at 7:30 and IVlrs. Herta Schlueter as host- Mrs. Paul,Schouweiier,; deanery esses.¦ .0 ¦ ¦ ¦ He worked hit way past the and his two companions were only Pepin High School is Kathy ' Ann p.m. Aat Living -Hope Lutheran ' . .. P . ¦ . ' ' minded that.this is the time to , president, Kellogg, reported on troops to the pillaged town, scene trying to seek out missionaries. renew subscriptions to the Courier. 50 Attend Joint Ericson , daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Church in Ettrick, Dessert and cof- Lawrence Ericson , Little Plum . She the dioceasan executive board fee will be provided ?by Ettrick er, Mrs. Ben Erickson, repre- of the massacre, and found one "This seemed to convince them ¦ ¦ The Rev.. George Moudry , pas- meeting she attended at St. Ed- ¦ ¦ ' '¦ ¦ white priest. Lawson brought him that I was not a spy, and? gradual- - ¦: tor of St. Paul's Church , Minnc Facult^Party achieved the ."highest score in a women. . . . ' . sented Ettrick Senior Girl Scouts written examination on homemak- ward's parish , Austin, . Minn., Jan. Sonya Erickson arid Kristy Pet- at the senior planning board meet- back to Leopoldville the following ly the crowd? got Otired and went sola City, told the women to keep The second ? annual joint dinner 10. She spoke on the monthly " day: say how he home." . Y A 0 in mind the added h^Vthat will ing knowledge and altitudes taken ersoh , accompanied by their lead- ing held at La Crosse Saturday. He declined to pa rty pf Ihe Jay faculties of the by the senior girls on Dec. 5, which? Message magazine, Catholic re- be needed now that St. Anne Hos- College of Saint Teresa and St. lief , OFeed a Family; China doll pice will soon be open. He stress- makes her a candidate lor the Mary's College was held at the State Homemaker of Tomorrow program, and the Pope's Store- ed; that much can be done for the Qaks on Saturday evening. Cock- awards . - ¦ . - - house and^outlined necessary senior citizens , as only about 5 per- tails preceded the dinner which work to be done. A cent of them are in rest homes was served family style at ,8 p.m. The Rt. Rey? Msgr. John ' Mich ,' and -i)5 perccent of the shut-ins Approximately 50 faculty mem- Vy h'i'tehalI Juniors to Wabasha , Spoke on the coming are living alone or with their bers, wives and husbands attended Ecumenical Council . families. The women, of the WCCW the formal party which was spon- Give 'Molly Morgan' The Rev. S. E. Mulcahy, Plain- can do much to stimulate interest mmm\' sored by the Faculty Wives Club view , spoke briefly of the Dean- .W l| A - mm ' at the parish level in remember- WHITEHALL , Wis. (Special) - ery work arid its expansion. • "- AW-W-m+m ^m. ^. « i^^^^k. WWM mmmm - ^^^^^^^H of the two colleges. The junior class of Whitehall High ing these older people, he said. Planning : committee members Mrs. Schouweiier announced" The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond School will present "Mblly Mor- that the 1962 national convention __ \_m were the Mmes. Robert Oram , Rob- ' .# /KMCM4^^____M ^H^^ - Snyder, moderator of the group, gan ," a play in three acts, by of the National Council of Cath- 1^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ '¦ ert Collins and Al Miller, College Reginald Lawrence, based oh John t ___ s . . ' . - .;Q; ' ' Q " ' '':;¦' - .- - ' y.A-" A' ^^^^____\1^______\____\ ____\\ closed the meeting. of Saint Teresa; Marvin Dodge, olic Women will be held in De- ^_ ^^J'' Steinbeck's, "The Pastures of troitY Nov. 3 through Nov. 7. William Joern and Justin Walsh , Heaven." The play will be,given StY Mary's College. Each deanery is expected to send Trude Schroeder Is Feb. 10 and Feb. 12, at 8 p.m. one or more delegates. Mrs. D. A. under the direction of William ART CLASS Flcsche, Lake City, deanery vice Chatfield Winner Dahl in the school auditorium. president gave reports on the Ma- &N «- i ^>;*%alle y loves. Mazeppa , Lake City, West Al- DAYTIME WSW I t il M Evelyn Modjeski of our - ready-lo-weqr ' .' : H i g h School is LEGION ENTERTAINS bany, Kellogg. ^J Wabasha and Ma- : ¦ ' ' O' dept- . tqiyi these low, low prices on winter Miss T r n d e OSSEO, Wis. (Special)-The MEMBERS of the cast are zeppa will be host to the April CUFFDC tf^^^AT ' mkm\¦' ' , Lee Schroeder, 17, American Legion , entertained the Shcryl Becker, Richard Staff Mar- deanery meeting. Pamphlets and StlbtKw VwM I Jl$_mm\\. coats will make you want one or two! CAR and Legion ilyn Sonsalla, Nels Stalheim, Lor- p* daughter of Mr. Women 's Auxiliary literature were displayed and dis- for thi15 COATSAll . Prices slashed , Linda A CO* FUil LENGTH and Mrs. Melvin wives at a pacty in the cabin in en Hanson Martha Gutow , trib'uetd to the parish chairman. | Jl^^feK ' Sale. sizes. Many the pines Saturday evening. Games Berge, Cynthia Nehring—-.Ronnie Mrs. Judy Moen from our WFlk^ La b Manager styles, C . S c h r o e- ' A silver ten was served by wom- A^^PffiPilS * were played and a turkey supper Edmuiidson , Bruce . -Hanson , Tex hosiery dept. say* these ______d er, Chatfield. en of St. Agnes Parish following jlllB^___riffl new colors. Twenty-e i g h t was served to 100 guests by Mr. Frcmstad , Karen Nelson and Don the meeting. in the cast in- will wear and wear. 30 girls competed in and Mrs. Ed Barber Jr., Mr. and Thorson . Others , GIRI ^ ^i______k' the . written. test Mrs. James Julson, Mr. aiid Mrs. clude Y Gregory Rice, IVi chard d ' .given ' Russell Sayles, and Mr.' and Mrs: Guse. David Engevold . Richard •»' . V SSwH ' 'P P ' P by. M r s. . , Sieve Becker Jerry Lar- Ettrick Area LCW ny7»"lons...... "*. pr. 73c" ** 'Y . f^m : 15.00 26.00V Lloyd Olson , Chat- Trude Ue Robert Hageness. Mathson , DIII KY J_fra__B_- ^ son , Robert Guse , Richard' .lack- field , home economics teacher. Circles Set Dates Buy a box o? 3 pr. for $2 ¦* i ' ! " J« j L " ¦ 90TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED son , Jane Jacobson , Janet Arnc- ^ Afl______l Trude has taken home econom- , Wis (Speciai)- , Georgia Briggs, Marsha Lind- ETTRICK , Wis. ( 'Sp'ccial)-An- ics in her 7th , 8th and 9th ARCADIA . son year Friends and relatives of Phillip strom Nedra Peterson. Mary nouncemcril has been made of the. SWEATERS A^"^mM&W* ^WSW ' Furnihir» Feature Boyi' Heavyweight and now again in her senior year. says Keller gathered at the Evangeli- Johnson , Cheryl Hagen and Le- meetings of Livin g Hope Lutheran Mrs. Lucill« Bergaus mW _ __ • ««- ¦ This year she is taking advanced Ar- nore Jacobson Church Women. The Miriam Cir- LADIES WARM FLANNEL this sweater is a beautiful WW, j cal . United Brethren Church in ¦ ¦ flGCCS VlUVI home economics. - Among her fav- ¦ ¦ . ¦ cadia Sunday to help him cele- cle will meet at the Oliver Paulson h8avy knit cardiga^ in ¦ AAIy orite subjects are home economics ' LEGION PLANS PARTY home in South Heaver Creek , AAUIMr COCKTAIL TABLE . - t brate bis DOt h birthday. Mr. Kell- nBV/ Spring colors. Sizes M With 2 End Tables. nnd social studies. Her plans are to er was born in Eagle Valley, near . EYOTA, Minn. (Special)—T h e Thursday at 2 p.m.; ¦Rcbekah Cir- WUWN-Iy JaCKClS attend college or go into nursing. Legion Post had 7 to 14. ^ ¦ ¦ Arcadia Jan . 10, 1872, and mar- Eyota American cle at the home of Mrs. J. A. ^. . "---- -^.' |I?1 • Mahogany ¦ , ,. , ., . ;, Flannel lined. Slit . M8. ried Miss Annie Ziegler of (lie its annual hamburger; fry Sunday Kampriid , at 2 p.m.; Rachel Cir- PAJAMAS A S3 98 #fc <1T 11 • Limid Oak ; 90TH BIRTHDAY Plans for a basket social cle at the Wayne Erickson home rAtJMINeM ^ Walnut 14.M Value. NOW Towii of Crosse in 11197. Tlie cou- evening. ¦ '2 37' ¦ • j Relatives , and card party Feb. 10 at the at (1 p,m. The MaiSha , and Sarah VALUE friends and neighbors ple farmed for 32 years in tlie ¦ ' gathered Saliiniay for a politick Town, of Glencoe. In lfl2fl they Legion Hall were discussed. The Circles will meet Feb. fi , and the Mrs. Irene Bambenek of — —~ ;¦ ~ ¦ ¦ dinner at Legion Auxiliary gave a party for Naomi Circle will meet Feb. B. ¦ ¦ mmm\naMaA . the Chris Oech home, moved to Arcadia. He has one our lingerie; dept. says J3 99 11 99 Wilson , Minn., lo help Mrs. Smlio daughter. . Mrs, Ernest Wier , Ar- Veterans at the State Hospital -to- Junior Lutherans , willi Mrs. Hir- OIRLS Moore , Mil W. Howard St., ob- , Arcadia, day. am Mnhlum as adviser , win meet cadia; four sons Irvin , p.m. • serve her no'tli birthday. Mrs . Kdward and Clarence. Wisconsin Thursday at 4 COTTON SLIPS ¦ ' ELGIN WOMANS CLUB At the meeting of the Miriam Z:lX^nZ. CANDY SPECIAL Moore is enjoying good health. Hapids. and Ralph', Ladysmith; ' La« ond ruffle trim with bout- , One o^ the KUilN . Minn. (SpeciaD-T h o Circle the topic , "Christ Is Oui Sizes 32 to 40. guests , Mrs. Krviii Kl ' grandchildren ; 11 great-grand - Sizes 4 to 14. sweet tooth) ¦ ¦ Elgin Womniis Club met at. the Source of bight and Life , " will be font skirts. For your Ji eWi* . . ' Laufcnliurgi- r , also observed her children; and one . brot her , Thom- Hayjjar birthday on home of Airs. Ralph Thurs- presented by Mrs. Arnold Olson , BRACK'S CHOCOLATE BRIDGE MIX, lb. ... *»^t # the same day. as, who lives in Washin gton. Mrs ( ' . .1. Weis- will $1.69 Volues $1.98 Values day afleriKHin. . while "American Missions , " 1 T i orxd ? 11 broil , chairmmi lor the Klgin blood be discussed by Mrs. Effi« Lunde. drive gave cards to members to The Elizabeth Circle will meet solicit donors. A film , "'Decision ,''" Feb. fi , at fl p.m. at the home of APPLICANTS FOR was shown. Mrs. Don Tiffany and Mrs. Raymond Krickson. The top- ' ' - — — " " Peppercl Red Label Sheets p~ ~ Mrs. Ewald Hossin were assisting ic will lie Kiven by Mrs. Doris < ¦ ¦ ~ ~ hostesses. Fnriiani , and "American Mis- mmW ¦¦ " ^AW tm ¦ ^ AWmW IS i< JmkWma mmW^iVmTW&tm^.fZyiuu. . JRF-mW * . ~ _¦ — • a •. i I - BEACON _WJ^ ,T^^M % Si ' \M Fine quality bleached mus- sioii.s , " will be discussed hy Mrs. MmW im^:M^m^^^^^—f^-^ ii^t-*** ¦ PEPIN WSCS Clclus Casey. The Rachel Circle jFt^W tfJm «•.. auw 72xi o_. PKPlN , Wis. (Special )—Tho of French Creek Lutheran Church • DknnnbijBLANKETS \_ ^_^^t^^&M . POLICE WOMAN Women/?; Society of Christian Serv- wJ'tyff WfyWkt \\Wm ^^^ will meet. Monday at the home of t\^^>AWw icf f t' the Methodist Church Vill Mrs. Carl Kngelien nt fl p.m. Mrs, Elsie Dewner from our liome ^- ^Sr ^i ^m ^k ^mW f Tw ]n UP. y _WmMMm^^mM^t^^k^M 1 T^ ¦ WANT ED— -* hold its Ke bruar . meetin g Thurs- Simlh Braver Creek LCW will furnishings dept. says this is the ' . Fi »ed * ¦ ¦ «* ehurch ^Z ^ ^^ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ^ ^ ^ P ^" ? - day at the annex. A ; These Are Tho These Are Tbe Will.' ircl Sal/.wedol. llosU-sscs will ~ ~~ """"" " " ~" T " ~'""""~r ^ SATURDAY DANCES be Ihe Mines John Swenson , Al- 1 ^" "- StAMP^' REQUIREMENTS ETTRICK, Wis. (Special i-Airs, fed Swenson , Kd Simonson and Clil- j m^ ADVANTAGES Julius Ktenbcrg, Upper French ford Johnson, Members are asked | 1-Age II or ovtr Creek , hns announced that danc- to hrhi B wilh them the Scope mag. I Smart Cannon Towel Ensemble Mri. JaisU H()d ,on ,qyi lWs „ - 1-Tliorouoh training in mod- parties ¦ tht lait wwk of our 2—Minimum height, 5'V' ing will he held at Et- azlno for February. | ART NEEDLEWORK SALE. So don't miss '"i> _ work ond ability to keep f lt'§dnH!$A—im—^— ******!? -t"*a »i Bernice¦> i u . . FAREWELL SHOWER f mJjSM WtWnmi—mmLli* "•'*• Hectser of our draperyit record! end make written *_RMlr«mor.t plan PARCEL SHOWER I t 'tlhnfnEfl ftfi^JMJM XUDIUT HI' ¦ ,eso dra roporte MQNKY CREEK , Minn. (Spc ETTRICK, Wis. --*- - 3 ,,n,:,, flO bridal couple, Mrs, Van Gondy, Mines. Guy Amoth , Ix-sier Tnui- ^.*wl*kim' ' * 1 hostess, was assisted by tbe Mines. bori! and ICven Klinkenberg; Miss WINONA POLICE DEPT. Donald and Hnrold Vnn Gundy Lucllo l'oderHon nnd Carl Peder- Flo GEORGE H. SAVORD, CHIEF Jr., and Mrs. Donald Qulllen , a sis- son, Mrs. Seitz received ^i(ts for i^m^^ffr^'- 'f^ length, 7u *H QQ ' af K CIION I I . I M**^^.,.^ 3.^0 ter of the bride, who quired at (lie her new home , where J' luncheon , she is moving Ibis week. ^ s^'Wi"*^^ Caledonia Hospita l More About British Offer Meeting February 7 CALEDONIA , Minn.—The an- nual meeting pf Caledonia Com- New Plan for munity Hospital Association, Inc,, Wisconsin Will be held Feb. 7 at 2 p.m. in the basement of the village hall. Five directors will be ejected to Sales lax Berlin Peace replace Herbert Fruechte, Orvin .1. Strand, James ^.p. Driscoll , (AP , " ' MADISON, Wis. -M ? — The State BERLIN I -The British George Schauble and John Rippe NEW POST OFFICE . . . It opens Thursday at . - Eleva. Post- Tax Department listed Monday commandant in Berlin offered the whose terms expire. master Keith Anderson built it on one of the main streets, near today a plan to radio, television , musical instru- Soviet command All who have paid $25 or more the junction of U. S. Highway 10 and State Hi ghway 93. (Mary 'Fcr- ments and records and their, re- break a deadlock between the on pledges to in contributions or ha'm photo) lated products that will be subject Russians and the Americans on the association are considered to the state's three per cent sales crossing the Communist wall members and are eligible to vote. tax which goes into effect Thurs- through -Berlin. -i~ .? ,^_ Eleva Post Office . N. -;.: Reports on operation of tbe..i.hos.- day. Maj . Gen. Sir Rohan Dela- piial during the . past year and Included arc aircraft radios, AM combe, British commandant in pi-ogress on the new hospital under Moving Into New and FM radios, automobile radios, Berlin , told the Soviet comman- construction will be given , accord- Freeman Plaits clock radios, .closed circuit televi- dant the Western Allies are ready ing to Secretary A. F. Huesmann. Leased Building sion receivers, combinations of to go back to .previous procedures ¦• ' radios, phonographs and television on the travel of the commandants ELEVA, Wis. (Special-Post- receivers, combination receiving and their staffs in 'the divided 2-Week Tour on master Keith Anderson said that ' the . post office will be Jn new and transmitting sets, marine ra- city. ' 00 . ; its" dios , radio direction finders, tele- 2 Mail Clerks building Thursday.. vision receiving sets, both color This would mean thai the ban Government equipment and sup- and black and white, arid parts, RIVER ROUN0UP . Y Y Part of the more This view is less than a mile from the Ohio- would be lifted against Ibe Soviet New f anil Man plies are }>eing installed today and components, cases, stands, racks, commandant , Col. Andrei 1. Solov- ' than . 100 barges which broke loose here Saturday Mississippi River junction below Cairo. (AP Wednesday. ..Tentative . p) ans call and accessories. yev, visiting the U.S. sector. Civil- By RICHARD P. POWERS for open house Feb. 22. are tied up near the Kentucky-Illinois river bridge Photofax) .-' A • ; ' ian officials' riding ' .with the U.S. Hurt in Wreck WASHINGTON .1AP > . — , Secre- The post office has i ,032?square Hearings aids, radar equipment, after a fleet of tow boats rounded them up. commandant would be permitted GLENDIVE, Mont. (AP)-Two tary of Agriculture Orville L. Free- test, instruments , and transmitting . . feet , of'- . floor-space , 54 square feet to go to the Soviet sector /without United States mail clerks from man leaves tonight for a two-week T equipmen t will not be taxed . of platform and 2,080 square?feet o ' identifying themselves at the po- North Dakota were injured Mon- lour around the country to inform paved area. Phonographs and sound record- ' of the ^ East German Commu- three^init Northern groups of the ad- Diisiriess Mirror Bill Graham lice day when a farm and other postal department' capital ers:' y ' ' program. The s nist regime. Pacific Railway diesel and three ministration s new farm investment is limited substantially Taxable are all phonographs in- A U.S. spokesman lias said that flying trip was affected juke boxes, cars derailed. His to postal equipment. ?Thc building cluding coin operated Draws 300 Solovyev would be little by the delay in transmission stereo systems and the ban on; Dick Shuett, assistant superin- is the property ofY Anderson , who hi-fidelity and . maintained until - the civilians of President Kennedy 's farm mes- players, sound re- tendent of the Glendive N"-P office, leases it to the government . for transcription At could go through unmolested, sage to Congress. Originally sched- corders and parts, components, Stock Market Bogota said the eastbound North Coast $100 per. month. ." l^rance ; and Britain neveiu joined uled today, the message now is ejt- , stands, racks and' acces- Limited struck a rock on the tracks cases BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — in the ban. pected to go |o Congress Wednes- sories. 12 miles cast of here. ' ' ¦ American evangelist Billy Gra- Whether Delacomlie . had any day or later.- . Musical'instruments.- . ham in a surprise visit to Bogota The; diesel and a mail-baggage Forme r Korean further proposal to ma&e \vas not Although the details -of the farm Taxable are band instruments , Seems Undecided drew 3,000 peraons to a sermon at car overturned. disclosed. ^Neither wns the Soviet message are not known , it is Envoy Sentenced harmonicas, orchestra instruments , By SAM DAWSON 1962 should be well above the the American Presbyterian School " ' • Have-lick.. 38 .lames- . reaction. Robert . expected to call for a broadening organs, ? pianos, preband instru- AP, Business News Analyst fairly; depressed first .six months Monday night. . Bleachers in the town , N:D., suffered, an • injury " to " ' South Korea iAPA-Yiu ukele- Of¦ of the control programs for various SEOU1.0 ments, .rhythm instruments, NEW YORK 1] x x x XX- not. continue , he said , could bene- Man Loses Sight for job training hy predicting that ~ "~ ~ fit from some form ol college (rain- during the 1 Wills 7'•> million young —frees you forever from the nag-nafi-wig . of month-after-mo iilh ' ^~ people entering ' Ihe American la- ^ -A ll * * * * ing. PRESTON , Miiin. -Ordal Aar- bor force will not have a high JL x Olson , of Wisconsin Dolls , urged re, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ottn Aar- servicing. (See chart. ) It ' s the biggest thing tha t' s happened to cars .-"""LY^ v fiJL ..— 1- J! _ J!_ sight school education, Al Iho same time ¦ JL - in n .Purl Washin gton speech a re, Preston; lost Ibe in his | p |[_» j.Tl " '* if x x X X | X h'i'ChwnyilrrrlnTiTTimt-pTngiTrrtrl -hftt righl~..eyc~in a. Jreak....accident .?0;-J?.i!!].yL.>yilL..~ - n [.l..]li.Lv. . fiffil'J0'0'... -¦ -¦ j J ~ "iTTI o "^'iTii'iior."" "Ai iVoiiTZiT i cniT" ' - - - sitiec FovdMUr.odut^^ " siii " " IT —;—ri—ir ' an estimated 7;")(l ,(Kl(i While laying hardwood floorin g RI " AvTiicir } _ >¦ ^t, * " x ' i r t"~x i "*" would serve eliminates some jobs nnd cronies more persons who will use Wiscon- in a home al Lime Springs , Iowa , yonr Ford Dealer s oon—awl start saving time, and money tell}), the JY , x x x j j x j " x n nail . struck by one of the car- others, makes jnh ref rainin g neces- || l sin roads hy l!'7< |. . lie called lot' a sary, Kamm said. program o( advance land acquisi- penters riehochoted off the ham- struck Aarrc in the eye "Job training can fail if we do convenience of tmce-a-yeai maintenance. It ' s another Ford first! J' ' „ I 1] JL Jf -_J i.. J!-!—* 1, tion for highway uses. « mer and He was rushed! lo Worrnll -Hospi- not communicate, if wo do not j'"" 1 } flJL JL „? L_l...x . . .J!_ The eyeball will objectives "K/M tal , Rochester. follow our established l l x X x x I 'X be removed , according follow *Knri lin ildulrri, mut lt> ilniilrri In lucn , vturrinl In llirir i:ii>liiin«ra «« " " '•* _ ~- —! ¦• -._. : !, .. ! ... -. NEVER not hnve lo and if wo do not up nn the ¦ vfi BB fnlln*>: 'I'liflt fi»r 12 iiinnlln ,,r fur 12 , (11)0 inllnii, wliinliovnr Ut'4tnnit , inrlixliiiR t.. *"" ''' A '' "' ' n ¦ I X I X tn a report. employe after training has been ~ |'n X X I X I l«t«l Inlkir , -"ill l>«! m/l'l" li)f (urUilli « (li- frol in wiirtninruhlp nr materiala. I irm nr» S GT~ / \ "¦ ' '' ' , L ! ™-. ! ' QuaiTcI Wit.l i completed ," ho said. nnl. l iiy t lin ^nrriiiily. ir< a<1 IM W o r'>vf-re< "iM U'rinlt .iu«iinriil« »tll niiitiiiun In hf fnnH« hy I| lira rnnipiuiiri. \ y^ ' j Kli XXIX X X xlxt y ' *"' s "' ^ ' Job I milling has two goals — Owrirrfi will irm.in rr *i»>niitilti t'H nnrmei mt inlniince »rrvi,c .rut rniiUnt rri'Urftmrfitftf muinlfn>itir» **?TO « OMr«. .^ -. ... n*i a2ji 1 1— 1 _. .~.~ 1 — ,.. Someone Who Is Justice Broadfoot Il*m»»iii:h »• f/lli-rn , »|inrli |ilu(» , « ml l^nliliin |»,|nij, . improving one 's job skills and hu- \ Tlifno iervlc.e Interval] nr» b/>j«d on H ID rnqiilromonts lor nil man relations ability. ( h,i n i| iM , fh«',n» luhricnt innr,. niinorlii hrirAlimis ' . etc. , ¦> sneri- Mentally 111! On Boys State Board ' The program should employ edu- lied l>v U'o manufacture * lo Ilia ownn r i manual lor «.u h i.,ir. Yes, mcniiill y disturbed people can MONDOVI , Wis.-G rover L- cational television and teaching he troublesome! Irritable , llard- Brondfoot , chief justice of the Su- machines, be s a i d. Employes tr>.i>et-:ilnn» wilh. Hut alwavs rc- preme Court , has been elected to should be rewarded fur progress. of directors of 21st an- member—they arc /'// Ihe board Training of employes i.s one of nual Badger Roys State sponsor- the goals, of NOMA. They need your hel p not ed by Ihe American Legion which Galaxie 6 A/MMF by FORD your criticism. 1.cam will be held at Ripon College , Rip- KAMM WAS Introduced by John ,SW; HOU " VARK-FRKE liR U liSG COS UEI ^ more about lliis prob- on, Wis., ,lunc 1(1-23. He will serve Van Hoof , program chairman and ' lem of menial illness , a three-year term. chairman of thr chapter s annual The board raised sponsorship fee .survey of office salaries in Wi- Send tor Ihis/hv book- of each hoy $1 , lo $:>!) . It also ap- nona and La Crosso . President D. let foil,'!}' ' proved .lending (wo of (lie boys (¦'. Hoffman , presided, Irom Ihe 1%2 session to Hoys Na- (icrnlil I.. Tiinni . chairman ol MOTOR COMPANY Wrilo to: Bettor Monlcil Hoaltli OWL conducted by Ihe nat ional the educat ion committee , discuss- Box 2500 New York 1 N. Y. tion 4th & Mai n \rVlnona, Minn. , , Americanism Commission of (he ed lli« ' chapter 's spelling and arith- Published ns n public snivlce In coop- 1) , C dur- eration Willi "Ilm Adw.-itlsln i:-Council. Legion nt Washington , , metic awards prograin being con- - ing duly . dueled in area high schools, ' ' ¦ ' ^^^^^ ll ^l ^l —wi—TTIU JBU I ' . " ' ' ' . ..—,' i __—Jin.—nmrnii LI_ T~^^'*"^^^^^^^ ^ ^^^* ¦ ¦ - —M——mmtut—_————. ^^^^^ ll-^.^^,^^^^ ^^^-^^^^^^JJ ^lJ--i--ll^^^^^^^il^^ ^T^ BIG GEORGS1 " ¦ - ' ¦' ' ¦ ¦• ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' " ' ' ¦ ¦ ' : ' ; . "A" , - -. . : . . ' '- ' :. . YO-P Y ^- - P- . 'Y AP? AA ' P' - . - -- A"A ' A:A • . . "" " ' 'A. ' - - - . - ' 0" - ' mm ^^ Girl Would Give o Him a fermanenl By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: First ,; I would like to say that I am ALL MANY .. . I ' have boon eoiiig. w'iih a woman who owns a small beauty Shop. She has been after me for a long time to Jet her jive me a ; . .permanent wave. My hair is very . straight and I have a good •fin' ck crop mid it never occurred to me to have a curl or wave ¦ ';• put in it . . This woman claims it -will not hurt my hair? and I would look a lot better. Maybe I would, but just the idea of pelting a permanent makes nie squirm. Also, there is tne prou'em of my showing up.at .work all of a sudden . with a hcadfu l of waves or curls. -' 'She .said-she '- .could give me either. ) .Do real men do this , or is it just for sissies? What should I do? ¦ . Y ¦; P'Al/L MAN - . DEAR ALL Y Some "real men" go in for . - ' ¦' permanent waves and curbs, but if I were you I'd continue to play it straight. . 0 DEAR ABBY: I -have been married for "Ajax can ' t read music so he learned to play hy ear." Y?2 years and now my wife tells me to get out ann leave! ner moiie. . Abby .'.-' She- ' won 't ' , trust nic to get a prescription , DENNIS THE MENACE filled for her. She says I'll put poison in it and I'd never think of doihg such a thing. If she sees me talking to a neighbor , she .says we are . talking about her. If I go .fishing alone, she, says I t ook some woman with me. If she goes with me and? I leave her sight for a minute; she says I met some woman. When I ride a biis to work,, she says a woman picks me isup jn a ear. ofIf I drive, she. says I pick up a woman-^nd there not a bit truth to ' Aany of it. I haven't been a perfect husband , but I?have been ' true. What can I do? HELPLESS- . .. -*- . DEAR HELPLESS: Your wife's behavior clearly indicates Oshe is in need of medical care. I suggest you take her to a doctor immediately. DEAR ABBY : My husband suffered a stroke a few years ago and, as a result , he must walk with two canesY V«nerday, 0 a friend called on him , and before leaving said , . "Well/ tomorrow 3 must call on another cripple , " My husband didn 't say. ' anything,. . - but I felt the stab in my heart just as I know he must have felt it in his. Why are people so cruel? Or are we overly sensitive? How are refined and intelligent people supposed to react to such remarks? ;HURT DEAR HURTAWhile meaning no harm, your friend was inexcusably thoughtless. Infirmities are bard enough to bear Without crude references to thern before the afflicted. Vou should have suggested to your caller ;

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__ . ^ i vwicay , janvmry TUESDAY ' to use this device if the usual leg- The Daily Record JANUARY 30, 1962 KENNEDY islative processes failed, ; (Continued From Pagel) Organized home builders, who originally supported the ' plan, are At Winpna Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths in the administrative cost of their preparing, to fight it. Tlie National operation ," Kennedy said . Association of Home Builders re- Genera l Hospital Mrs. J. Arthur Rinkel Mrs. Ferdinand LaiTibr*cht versed its position at a conven- Kennedy took cognizance Visiting taoiirsi Medical and surgical Funeral services were held at ELGIN, YMlnn. : v v : day at/ 2 p.m. at Breitlow Funeral Aug. 20, , 1920. They had farmed in ago, was swept .by fire Afonday. ft completely remodeled OTHER TEMPERATURES Home, the Rev. Arniin U. Deye, Myers Valley. After his death, Mrs. The reorganization plan was had been By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS St.. Martin's officiating. Burial Myers lrved in Milwaukee 15 years. drafted in virtually final form last fall. High Low Pr; ¦will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. She was a member of St. Anne's even before the Rules. Committee Owners Dennis Bwchardt and .Al Society of Our Lady of Perpetual rejected the proposal. Adminis- Hinz estimated loss at $25,000. The - Albany, snow ...... 13 11 .. . blaze apparently started near a Albuquerque, clear .. 51 26 Winona Funerals Help Catholic Church here. trative sources previously had Atlanta , clear . ' ; ,.- ..Y59 39 . Surviv ors are: Four sons, Her- said the White House was ready bar and telephone booth. Bismarck, snow 45 0 T William H. Bock man, Salinas, Calif. ; Allie and Ray- Boise, cloudy ..... 42 20 . - . ' . William H. Buck, 81, Huron S. mond, Arcadia, and Mark, Bru- Chicago, cloudy ..... 35 21 .. D., former Winonan , died Friday ton, Calif.; four daughters, Mrs. Cleveland , snow ..... 34 29. .03 evening at St. John's Hospital , Hu- Theodore (Agnes) Muhlenfort, Ber- ¦.:' .' 50 27 esford , S. D.; Mrs. Florence Denver/ clear ¦ ron , after a long illness. ( Des Moines, cloudy .A37 22 • .' . A funeral service was held this Haines and Mrs. Tony Cotillia) Detroit, snow ...... 30 19 .05 afternoon at the Welter Funeral Widmani , Racine, Wis., and Mrs. ) , Milwaukee; a Fairbanl^, cloudy .. -4 -16 .. Home with burial in Riverside Lester ' ¦ < and treatment since Friday when Nlenow , infant -on of Mr. and diuiRliter , Mrs. Ina Halverson died Cancer Training It resulted in Indictment of Kline in 1947 choice for governor and this she suffered a possible stroke, the Mrs. Joseph Nlenow , 216 12, '4th . ¦would by a county grand jury on first "Sliofin ""s(if(r."' Sh«~"rftptJrtedly-was " " '' - -Fiuioral-arrangements..*ir.e.._he: not affect his plans. degree grand larceny charges in Sf., who waS'"sniIlV(¥r'Slind'aS'''t!Vc: Center Planned ~~ showing Improvement today. She ning, were held this morning nt ing completed by M. A. Wicmer connection" W-\i~llic saTtiry In- is a lormer Winonan. Breitlow Funeral Home, the Rev . Funeral Home. Independence. MADISON. ."Wis. W-K Univers- crease. Kmll Geistfcld . St. Martin ' s Lu- ity of Wisconsin training center for 3 Girls Dead The foundation has filed a civil EYOTA POSTAL HOURS ' Oscar Anderson cancer treatment will be support- suit in stale district court lo re- EYOTA, Minn . (Special)—M r s. theran Church., officiatin g. .Burial 1IIXTON , . Wis. (Special)-Oscar was In Woodlawn Cemetery, ed by $2.7 million pledged Monday In Trailer Fire cover $3,302,975 from Kline and Edith Hansen , Eyota postmistress, Anderson , «ft , died suddenly of n by the National Institute of Health. Fadell. The suit accuses the two Saturday at his homo in Shady announces Hint effective Mrs. Mary Rackow heart attack A major port ion of the money, GARY, Ind, MV-Thrce little sis- with breach of trust , wastefulness the post office will close Satur- Glen, near Hixton at 6:17 p.m. Mon- to be made available over a sev- •nnd unlawful diversion of large days at 4 p.m. Hours on Satur- Funeral services for Mrs. Mary day. He and his wife had just re- ters burned to death Mondny night (Maren) Rackow , 1212 W. Broad- home niter eating en-year period , will be used for in a fire that destroyed the fam- portions of $30 million contributed day will be 7 a.m. to noon and turned lo their remodeling, renovation , furnishings ily 's house trailer . by Ihe public to the foundation 3 to 4 p.m. way, were this nftcrnon at Breit- out. In Gary low Funeral Home, the Rev. Frank Hixton , and the installation of permanent The victims were -Johnnie' Ruth between 1951 nnd 1959. Sidney Jensen-and son of The foundation last fall filed suit MORAVIAN LADIES AID Splies, Bethany Moravian Church who were called , tried to revive equipment In the center, located in Johnson , 2, Snrnh Pearl , 1, and BETHANY , Minn. (Spccial)- officiating. Buria l was in Wood- the basement of University Hospi- Carolino Ann , 5 months. In Chicago against the direct-mail lawn Cemetery, him. tals. Another share of the funds An older sister escaped from the firms seeking $2,685,325 damages. The Bethany Moravian Ladles Aid ¦ A railroad employe many years G«o. Vondr«»h«k—Phont 3732 Vlnc«nt C«rrito—Phone 783J will he entertained by Mrs. Olivia Mr. Anderson was born March 29, will be used for radiotherapy re- Beyer at her homo in Lewiston Urnntls has five known salclites. 1/192 , nl Black River Falls, son of search. Jo« Gallagher— Phona SOU Arnold Martlnton—Phone 431* Dr. Halvor Vermund , a radio- Thursday at 1:30 p.m. All women The faintest and most recently dis- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Anderson. Sandlno Altobtll—Phon« 5254 Edward Urneis—Phono 319S covered one is named MiraTfila. logy professor who will direct the of tho congregation arc invited . After attendin g school he worked Gordon Solk*— Phont 8-H54 Cl«r«ne« BartHv-Phonu 2259 for Homestead Grocery, Black new center , already has received njv<>r Fulls, and thci? became a $500,000 from the agency', He esti- . «# UEJMF'S <& Kermit Selke—Phona 8-M55 Robart Molor—Phono 3567 signalman 's helper for the Omaha mated that future'grants will range E. J. 8«udhuln—Phona M7» Y.M.C.A. HEALTH SERVICE Railroad , later the ' Chicago & from $346,700 to $392,300 a year. Your health It: Difficult to Regain, Eaty to Maintain North Western. He worked at this PRY CLEflHIHG SPECUl six years and then wns transfer- Though a diamond is the hard - MASSAGE — INFRA-RED — ULTRA-VIOIET — STEAM red to Hudson on maintenance. He est known natural substance, it Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. was foreman on maintenance at could be even harder, A diamond '. Call "Remp" Shealy Hudson i;i years before retiring in would be denser If individual CIIITC SBT $1 New Yorh, N«w York 1957 when he moved to Shady Glen. atoms in lis latticcllke structure s 8-1521 Appointment On Nov, 19 , 1914, he married were surrounded , not by four , but 3UIIJ ST...... 50c Local Office: SI'/z W. 3rd, Phone 497S <* SECOND AND MAIN OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Stella Klulh al Black River Falls. by 12 equidistant atoms, as in hard • • . Survivors are: His wife ; one son, metals, ¦ ' ¦ : ¦ - , ' - \A \ : . ; A - A Duluth Tips Redmen for Ninth in Row CotferFaces Wins 74-68 SdcreJ Hearf After Leading Quint Jomght "We'll go in blind and play uies the fans on the bleachers around for the first few rflinutesY' will know as much about what is By 20 Points said Cotter Coach in summing lip going on as Nett and his play- the situation the Ramblers are ers. - ; ¦? ¦• By .AUGIE KARCHER confronted with as they get set The Ramblers will start with Dally News Sport* Editor to test .Waseca Sacred Heart at their man-lo-man defense and sin- One down nnd one to go. •. . St. Stan 's tonight at 8 o'clock. gle post offense and until the sit- "I have absolutely no idea of uation calls for changes Cotter will - ' That '.1; ' ulie stale ; of- . affairs . for . . . what to expect from Waseca ," the go with . the same.? Duluth Branch of the University coach continued . "I haven't seen Waseca stands 1-4 in the Ravoux of Minnesota which AMondny . night _.____.., . . . ,. „,._ ^^mrm~rmr.:.m-™«¦•*•_ '¦». HHOimOl* rFPKIll ¦ -¦ ¦ them play or talked to any of the Conference race and so far has — ^ v WWimWwr '.^IQ'^aBW ' '¦ / '-T -'< W ii wiiiiii iM ii •-.-;. rmmmmrn.maim - - . wxmx&n,mmmmaammmame. 1 mam}B *!B>?amm^-&x*"r-i:. posted its ninth consecutive victory : coaches :" about what they use. I had little success as far as the- UPS AND DOWNS .;. . The." face of Ken Wiltgen , St. Mary ' out a 20-point Bulldog margin and grabbed a 55-54 lead.: It's also easy to see how Cotter is 2-2 in the Minnesota . Inlcrcollrpinle s College- "baskel- haven't even noticed any newspa- win department goes. ball coach , reflects the ups and downs of the fortunes of his Bed men against Duluth. h e lookedAyhen the final score read: UMD 74 , St. Mary's 68. (Daily News Sports per clippings on their games." in the league but has been im- Athletic Confcrrncn hv; drfonting : the past few ' Branch .Monday night? It's easy (6 spot how Wiltgen looked when the ficdmen. wiped Photos by Merritt Kelley ) 0 proving steadily over St . Mary 's "' C' ollcRp at Terrace AND SO for Hie first few min- contests, Heights, IN THEIR last two loop out- The -score ' - was 74-M and the ' " ' MARCH OF DIMES BENEFI T ings the Ramblers have beaten victory. "! 2th in 1-1 ca mes for the MMMMMYmATiPitnmMMMMm. ¦ ¦ ¦ only alter St. Owatonna Marian and Austin Pa- Biilldops. came • • La Crosse 's rallied from n 20-point de- celli along with heating Mary . . ^^_nmm^^__^_^_^_^_T^^______m to St, Paul Hill ficit lo ' crab n .V) .Vi lead ' with 8:47 Further Logan and losing Votes Park Benilde in CC Louis to play. T/ro/c/ and SI. non-conference action. o^ The Hill and Benilde games saw TONIGHT DULUTH move* over to Memorial Hall at AVihona State a much improved Cotter team , College for an fl p :n. not)-league however, Benilde , which hasn't "March of; Dimes"'game with the. For Expansion Study been beaten in 14 starts , was only Warriors. W^^ Members . 'of- ..the ' Winona Coun- that amount , it was stated. one point ahead with six minuies ' , left in the game when Cotter ran St. M.TI- .V ? -last night, almost By GARY EVANS do.r.fAviH . be eligible to play for do at the guard spot . 0 try Club Monday night voted to . About 41 acres of land owned made Coach Ken Wiltgen look good the first time and Coach by Williams ' OS; L. Christensen into foul trouble. . Daily N6WS SpeHs Writer Bob The Warriors, who now .stand 7-f> continue further study on the ex- .same as a prophet . He had ;predicted Campbell promises to give him a would be made available for the ANett? will, stnrf wilh the . Tonight' for the season , will; . have , to fi£ht pansion of its golf course . to an opened the past sev- that the YKedmen were in a meod s: the night that Winona good chance to show what he can Tuesday, January 30, 19W expansion and two acres of Coun- five that has basketball to stay above the .500 mark , says 18-hole layout. A for an up set. fans; will get their first 12 WINONA DAILY NEWS try Club ground would be ex- look Campbell , "Duluth is a rugged RAVOUX than three minutes at Tom Thaldorf in a home- Holding its annual session at the changed. But with less team. They like to mix it tip "under , ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ¦ ¦ ¦ town uniform since he graduated ' • L . ¦ ¦: to,play. 'ft- , the. first-hall , the Red- the buckets. We're going to have Hotel Winona , the member s w . ? w c ' from Winon a High School " here in brought the issue to a head by vot- A NEW COMMITTEE has been Austin Pacelli . 5 1 Owatonna . 1 ' . men. 5-10 in the Win-loss column; our work cut out for us. " appointed Rochcslor ' ¦ ?. . 4 1 V/ascca II I960. ing 106-2!) on a motion to study to continue the study of COTTER . ¦¦ - J ' J w ere on the short end of a -39-19 "¦€¦% Cqmpbell , alter 'watching ihe the expansion project. ^^Os~-X^>^s standing-room-only The rugged football flash re- the project without? definite action score and the Bulldogs play St. Mary 's Monday Dobbek Traded In .other action last night. turned to Winona this fall and at this time. CC crowd began to get tired feet. night , is the least impressed wiKi members elected Lou Landman eral games. Lar'ry Modjeski and • Patterson , : 6-7 freshman , enrolled at Winona State College Mike . . -the their defense, "Their one big short- EXPANSION OF the course and William F. White to the board Sam 'Czaplewski will be at; for- , mobile 6-7 sen- after a year at University of and Bill Mattson Coming seems 16 be defensively Would cost about 10,000 per hole, of directors. TTiey succeed Ever- wards with Bob Judge at center had led a Bulldog surge that Wisconsin. ior, where they don 't react to Ihe situa- golf architects said , or about $05,- ett Edstrom , president and J. L. and . dene Schultz and? Rick . Star- the Redmen To Cincinnati , saw Duluth outscor« TONIGHT WHEN the Statesmen tions that present . I hemselyes. Of- 000 total Jeremiassen. zecki at guards. five minutes. cost. 20-4 in less than play host; to Duluth at Memorial fensively we are going to have Rough work of grading and lay- The new board will elect - new 0'. Loren-. Koprowski right at . the Hall in the annual "March of trouble controlling them, but we out could be done for about half officers shortly. moment stands as the only, re- THEN ON THE scene came Wilt- Dimes" game ' the Ramblers can count on gen's twin firemen , Tom Hall and at 8 o clock Thai- Stellpflug Thsldprf hope to offset that by taking ad- For Zimmerman serve . vantage of their defensive lapses." to do a top fob. Tom Stallings. Aided by Marty MINNEAPOLIS m. — . The Min- Lillig they cut the gap to 40-30 by BUCKS EQUAL MARK STATE WILL be on the short nesota "Twins today announced that ¦ ¦iVM^sm wivni "I HOPE tonight we'll get a halftime with an 1 1-1 burst. end of things tonight as the Bull- they had acquired catcher Jerry •Jz&lm *m I "fill m\^ Demons, Bombers chance to .get everyone- in the Duluth , which has lost only to dogs, who will start HarryO Oden Zimmerman from the Cincinnati game as we have to find some- Moorhea d State and the AAU Phil- and Tom Adams at the forward s. Reds iji exchange for outfielder more reserve strength or we'll real- lips Oilers this season, zoomed the Bill Mattson at center and Roger Dan Dobbek and cash. ly be hurting." Nett. said. Win in Hockey ' margin to- 46-30 and 48-34 early Badgers Sp ank Hanson: and Gene Hamilton at tbe Zimmerman, 27, was first sighed Tlie Demons downed the Com- Thus far this season no one -ha .? a good job in in the second half before the Red- guards, average 6-3 as a. team and by the Boston . Red Sox for a $65,- MAJOR COLLEGES— . ets 5-2 in Pari Recreation Midg- been able to do; men made then- big move. . just under 6-5 across the front line. 000 bonus, and played with the Providence 77, Niagara ti. et Hockey League , action Monday a reserve role .except Koprowski Connecticut M, Loyola (La.) 74. : ' Czaplewski and Modjes- T. Stallings , Hall and Mike Gerry Goetz is still hobbling on Minneapolis Millers of the Ameri- Coast Guard 79, Brandels 71. at Athletic Park. In the nightcap and with -' -foul- trouble pe- Stallings sifted through the Bull- the ankle he injured against Su- can Association in 1958 arid part Mississippi State 106/ Delta Slate 7*. the Bombers squeezed : past the ki' running into . " perior State last Tuesday and it Kentucky 71, Georgia Tech <2. riodically it has been a major dog man-to-man defense for three It^s-MM of 1959. With the Reds last season , Va. Toch 85, West Virginia 82, Globetrotters 4-3 in the Junior di- straight baskets. When it was 52- is doubtful if he can be counted " Alabama 73, Chattanooga 51. vision. . ' worry to Nett. By JOE MOOSHIL he appeared¦ in 76 games and hit . 43, Tom? Ruddy, T, Stallings and Bi g Ten Standings on for . any extensi-ve action tonight. ¦' ¦' ' ¦ Mississippi SO, Florence State 70. Larry Pomeroy made the hat After tonight 's gaYne the Ram- Associated Press Spoilt Writer .205. . " Delaware . 19, Virginia 18. Lillig ran off six points to Harry His biggest trouble seems to be Clemson 97, Furman 88. trick for the Demons with Duane blers test Wabasha St. Felix here Ohio Slate equalled ; the modern W. L. Pet. Dobbek , also 27, hit .168 in 71 Oden's single free throw. With Ohio- Stale ;.;. 5 o v.odo iii making sharp stops and turns. Miss. Southern 84, La. Tech 71. Pomeroy and Dennis Duran flip- next Sunday before playin g a re- Big Ten record of 20 consecutive ¦ games for the Twins last season. Middle Tenn. i4, Centenary 63. 10:32 showing. Hall drove in for Wisconsin ...... - ,...... , 4 0 1.000 Campbell will go ¦with tlie same ping in the extra two goals. Goal- turn contest villi Owatonna Man victories with a 94-73 triumph over Indiana . .;.....,....,.. j . l .750 He had 21. hits in 125 times at bat Ohio State M, Purdue 73. another reverse layup and pulled . ;' five that started the Mankato game Wisconsin 85, Illinois 81. ie Leo Smith stopped 21 shots. ian T.iiesdav at: Owatonna. Purdue Monday night , Iowa . ... 3 1 .too and had 14 runs batted hi and four St.. Mary's within one at 54-53 with But the top- Illinoi s ...... J .J .500 Saturday; Bob Lietzau will start Indian 7J. Northwestern 71. Brian Trainor got both Comet ranlted Buckeyes failed to pull Pur«Jue ..,.... -. 3 4 : .4;9 ; home runs. Xavler (Ohio) tt, Detroit 81. an even 10 minutes left. He blew " in the place of Goetz and . team goals and Ray Merles registered away from pesky Wisconsin. MINNESOTA -,.-;. j 4 .333 The Reds plan to assign Dobbek Bradlev H, Tulsa 53. . the free throw when fouled . on that Mlcliiqan Stato ... ??1 S .296 with .Arlen Klinder at the guard St. John's (N.Y.) 78, Noire Dame 71 27 stops. Redmen boosters While Ohio State -was scoring its Mlctilgah . . ..:...... ,.1 3 .J50 to San Diego of the Pacific Coast <2 overtimes). Don Ehmann last shot but the spots. Dick Papenfuss and Ken Texas Western 55, Eastern N. M, 50. and Jerry .Merles Sparks Norlhwcilorn . Hawkins . ... 1 5 .1*7 League. He had been in the Twins were quick to forgive. , fifth conference triumph and I5tb Stellpflug will he at forwards with Idaho State 14, Eastern Montana 73. got a pair of goals each for the or- . without defeat for ; the season , LyleAPapenfuss at center. and old Washington Senator Arizona Stale u. 114; Los Angeles Bombers and Paul Serwa kicked -THEM ' 'LILLIG , vhose H points ganization since? 1956 when he was State 66. v Wisconsin spanked Illinois , 115-81, "Lietzau ABL— - ? ¦ . . . out 26 Globetrotter attempts. were hi^h for St. Mary's, deposit- looked pretty fair signed out ' of - Western Michigan. ' to retain a perfect Big Ten mark against Mankato , Campbell com- Pittsburgh 174, New York 107. Henry Rollinger flipped in two Rens Victory . points that capped the " UPPER MIDWEST COLLEGES- ed the two of 4-0, ? .;¦;. mented , "He The amount of money involved counters for the; Trotters and Cla- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS almost unbelievable comeback, Magdanz Sixth had a few lapses but wahpeton it, Dickinson tt. you have to expect that as he was not disclosed. St. Cloud 87, River Falls (Wis.) 6!. toil Bert one. Bob Kohner made Connie Hawkins, leading scorer putting St. Mary's In fron t 55-54. To make it a complete sweep for Hamline it, Macalester 51. hasn't seen much action in a start- 31 stops. in the American Basketball League It was the first time the Redmen Visiting; teams, Indiana , led by Concordia «, North Dakota State 57. In the Midget Tournament finals ¦Rayl' ing position." TUMBLER DIES Minnesota Duluth 74, St. Mary's sparked a balanced Pittsburgh at- had led since 7-4 in the first min- Jimmy s 24 points,' tripped (Minn.) the; In Loop Scoring «!. Saturday at East Park Dem- tack Monday night . in leading tha utes. Northwestern , 72-71. THE WARRIORS don't appear SAN JOSE , ? Calif. W-Roberty South Dakota State 84, Gustavus ons bombed the Comets 7-2. CHICAGO /AP) A- Minnesota 's Parry. 45, Bniinerd , Minn , a Adolnhus 60. "Ren s to a 124-107 victory over New But Duluth refused to wilt. Pat- By tying the Indiana record of to be down after the 72-71 loss Coe . lM, St. Ambrose 69. Larry Pomeroy once again turn- ;¦ Eric Magdanz ¦ ' ' ' ' " - York. is in sixth place in ¦ ¦¦ ¦ - terson liit a hooker and the soft- 20 straight conference triumphs in to Mankato that all but spelled the halftime acrobatic performer with - : : . ed the hat trick with IXiane scor- Big. ' scored 30 points it shooting Gene Hamilton followed 1953, Ohio State now takes dead the ..Tori scoring race , w ith an end.of the Statesmen 's title hopes. the touring? Harlem Globetrotters Jockey Manny Ycaza , the fiery- ing twice and Larry Kanz and Hawkirs ¦a ' " other Rens. players suit. Tom Adams, another of aim at the all-time record cf 23 average of 21Y points per game there is still an outside chance basketball team, died of a heart riding Panamahion , suffered six Don Jaskola one each. row. . Five ' -- 'figures in the home Coach Norm Olson 's talented gi- in a row set by Wisconsin in 1913. through last weekend . . that they could garner a share of attack Monday ni ght shortly aft- suspensions totaling 68 days during Keith Peterson and Trainor got hit double ' ;Jim court victory which gave the East- ants, Mattson and Hamilton finally To achieve this Ohio State must Indiana s Rayl ,. who set. a the honors but it appears unlikely er a performance at the San Jose 1961. All were for riding infrac- the Comet scores. Smith blocked by 64-57 conference record with 56 • points Civie Auditorium. tions. Merles-21. ern? Division leaders a IVi-game pulled the Bulldogs ahead defeat Northwestern , Iow a and ' that St. Coud and Mankato will 24 shots and with 4:07 to play. against . The .. Gophers Saturday, lose two or more games.. edge over idle Chicago. Minnesota in succession at Colum- Dan Swartz , who joined New St. Mary's, however, wasn't yet lead s the loop with a . 28.2 average, Top reserves for tonight' s con- bus. If successful , the Buckeyes followed by Purdue ' York after the Los Angeles Jets ready to play dead. M. Stallings , can set n new record at Michigan s Terry Disch- test will be Thaldorf , Bob James, FIRST UNDER NEW RULE , ingt-r at 24.4 . folded , led the Tapers with 38 Lillig ' and '- 'Buddy scored -around Feb. 12. Bruce ¦Zellmer and Jim Vinar . ' points. No other games wera an easy layup by Patterson to Iowa s Don Kelson is third al Next action for the VVarriors will , Tbe Boilermakers were quickly 22.1) . Jerry Lucas of Ohio State scheduled. make it . 69-66. M attson , however subdued Monday night. be at the hands of two conference wrapped it up witft 38 seconds left fourth at 22.fi and-the now-ineligible foes this Friday and Saturday. with a three-point piny that shoved linn Jackson of Wisconsin fifth , Ohio State romped to a 46-39 On a trip to northern Minnesota Tribe Takes Chance Pays wilh 22.2 his game total to 22. halftime lead and continued to add . they test Moorhead on Friday and Area Basketball to its advantage in the second half. Tuesday s ScheduU has Improved G TP Avg. Bemidji Hie night after. ' "THIS TEAM In the battle of all-America 's Terry Rayl, Indiana 14 3931 78.2 LOCAL- we have since we play- DHchlnger, Purdue I« 431 24.4 Ouluth at Winona Slate. more than . Dischinger had 23 points for Pur- ed thesn in DuhiLh ," said Bulldog Nelson, Iowa 14 321 5J.? for Schoolboy Ace Waseca Sacred Heart ot Colter. $40X) 00 BIG NINE- due and Jerry Lucas 13 for Ohio Luc.isl, Ohio Slate 15 33^ 37.4 •Senior Art Wlnsnanl has led Uni- Coach Olson. "They really left us Jackson, Wisconsin 13 78^ 37.7 versity of South Carolina in scor- Northlield st Owatonna. Stale. Magdnni, Minnesota By MIKE RATHET ard Littleton , a Clinton , S.C., League, averaging 12 strikeouts ROOT RIVER— behind in getting in for those lay- ..... 16 337 31.0 ing basketball points in the last two ' AJinost . seemed they did bet- Wisconsin , even without top- Downey, Illinois ..... 13 231) 19.1 schoolboy , and became the first a game. . Spring Grove at Houston. ups. - Havllcck, Ohio Slate ...... 15 1T7 18.4 seasons. He made 4'J7 points last Associated Press Sports Writer Rushford at Mabel. own " rather than try scorer Hon Jackson who is out Binwell, Illinois .... 13 13-? 18.3 major league baseball club (o The Los Angeles Dodgers gave Caledonia at Canton. ter on their . season and during tho previous The Cleveland Indians have to set up screens and pat terns." for the season because of schola- tlolyard, Indiana ...14 744 17.5 take a chance with the new bonus second baseman Jim Gilliam a HIAWATHA VALLEY- stic difficulties , came up with a Osilctbnan, Michigan 13 ill 17.0 campaign netted 441 points, paid an estimated $40,000 to Kin- token raise to $25, SI. Charles al Plainview. WiltRcn explained that he tried rule designed to curb hefty pay- 000 for his 10th Cannon Falls ' at- -Kenyon. surprising triumph - Zumbrota at Cake City. to push his forwards more last although trail- ments to untried youngsters. season with the team although lie ing nt halftime, 311-.%. bit only .244 last year, and out- Kasson-Mantorvllle al Stnwartville. night than in the past. "I knew "Damn the torpedoes and full BI-STATE- fielder Billy Bruton , a .257 hitter Llma Sacred Heart at Hokah St our offense would have to win it Free throws by Mike O'Melia and speed ahead," General Manager . Peter. "* Tom Iluglibiinhs iced the contest last season , said he received a NON-CONFERENCE- by get ting points . Gabe Paul quipped Monday as he Rolllngslone Holy Trinity at Gilrnanton. raise for signing with the Detroit | Will pen lauded DuluUi 's Adams in Ihe final 24 seconds. Ko.n Siebel announced the signing of the [ Wabasha al Popln. led the Badgers with 23 points. Tigers. Alma Center al Fairchild, lavished his praise on young infielder. "We will continu e Blair nt Holmc-n. and Olson Pitcher Barney Schultz was the Hodmen ' s Hall and Lillig. to spend money and will sign any Whitehall at Gale-Ellrlck. Indiana 's Rayl wa» hold score- lured into the Chicago Cubs fold Augusta al D'li.ind. "Can 't see why Hall doesn 't less from the field iii the first half good prospect we can. We'll take and became the :54th member of Mindoro al Wilton. start , " said the Duluth coach. our chances." Mondovi at JVicnomonle. under Hie watchfu l gua rding of liic team under contract. Pitts- Bloomer al Chippewa Falls. Halp li Wells as Northwestern took Lewiston al Wabasha SI. HOWEVER , can an- The Indians Will be taking their burgh's Pirates signed outfielders Fell*. WILTGEN, a 37-32 lead. However , Wells picked (loss Chatfield tit Elliton. 's one man ' 1 can put chances with the new rule that Howie and Ron Woods. Cochrane FC at Alma. swer. "He up four fouls and had to sit on the ji t anytime who will do .some- says any player , regardless of the in Hnyl then went to work and right awn v." said cunning bench- size of his bonus, may be subject thing . helped the Hoosiers overcome "'I started him twice and he an to a draft hy another team after Ken, ll-poinl second half deficit lo win ¦ couldn ' t do nnytl ilnp, . Sure , 1 know one year in organized baseball— "" it in lbi' final seconds. he's my best gu.ird . unless the club 'decides to keep WHE NIHE CARES OF THE D/W Indiana will he at Illinois Satur- SI. Mary 's Denny Hiirginnn wns him on its roster for an entire held .scoreless by Diiliith but day in hopes of keeping alive its second season. title hold. Northwestern will he ARE SET ASIDE, 7 CROWN Adam s , who . covered him , also COMES at Ohio Stale, Michigan Slate al This means tbe Indians , if they covered Hall who gtil 13. points. decide Littleton has Ihe potential , 1 token , Utilulh ' s linger I' linliie and Wisconsin jou rneys to . By tin Mime - must keep biin on the roster the INTO ITS OWN. TONIGHT SAY ? HaiiM ui was hla nked. Minnesota ill a regionally televised / . Iowa lakes on Crcighlon second year even if he is loo in- . v_iiighl matinee ~.Siv...,\!Hi-.v^-u')ii4:li.u.s.eil.-0iil, lTTTrmTdra-Rtie~TTlnyr* - - ~ Ml).Criencod_ to play,... U-MnfiLUEl n players , one less than Duliitli , shot spot that might be used by a sec- .-:.:SEAGRAIVIS..AWD:MB£-S.URE..Y at a -13 percent Hip for Hie game? ond-line player who might make ^ lJuluth ' doniinati 'd Hie hoards at a more valuable- cont ribution lo both ¦ewh in Ihe first half bill St. tlie club. Mary '.") slxwod ^ffcn.sive rebound- Redmen Jayvee ing htrenglh in Ihe stH-cifn i half The Indian* also signed five which , coiiiribuled In ils comeback. players on their present roster , bringing lo 25 Ibe number under SI. Mrtty ' s UI) Duliith (Ml Romps 103-54 (g.it.pi-it> in II pi le contract. The New York Yankees M.Srfll llnqi * 3 3)3 Ad«. n\t S « 1 H Jim clarkin scored ia points and signed n trio of l!)fil bonus babies , Bur(irr»»n 0 0 1 O Oden J 1 J 11 Terry Conrml It! as St. Mary ' s including $100 ,000 recipien t Jake Ruddy * 7 1 M MMlion 1 4 4 71 J»nter» 1-301 H»mllloii I I IH Ciillt'ge .Junior Varsity routed Gihb.s, Lillig 7 1 1 1< Hanson a 0 1 « Slmulnrd Oil of the Winona City Hull i I III Patterson i 1 3 13 League Top mimes among the India n T.SIall lnu» 3 0 3 4 Htlah o o o e 103-M Monday night at Ter- WWJirni 0 0 19 - - - nn'e lleighls. signces were catcher l lnrry Chili , TOTALS 3) 13 11 7< The .luniiir Hedmen led 5V- '.M at acquired in a trade ii'ilb Dalli- TOT ALS ?» 10 \t m more that sent Johnny Temple lo (•' ret throws mlr.iefl? M, Staltlnat 1, linlfiinie anil seven of Coach l'al the Orioles, and Ilisl baseman Ruddy 7, Hall 3, A9a^B^Bl(^BB^BHBla^a^B^B^Bm'^B^B^B^B^B^B^BH^B i^m~^H ^SlMMMMMM- ^a\W ^^^-\\\m\\ pected , pursuing Kentucky has KaMBMaa ^Ma^BBSSe ^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^a^^^^^BflB ^ ^km ' ' ^B^aftslS ^i^l^B^B^BLPi ^Bif^a^Bni ¦ UndofeaUd Ohio Stata optndod ' knoyed somewhat of a surprise in Purdue 94-73 on the Boilermakers' reeling off a long winning string court for its 15th straight success. Oof 'its own. It also was the Buckeyes' . 20th Adolph RuppYs Wildcats, pegged Big Ten conquest in a row, equall- Associated No. 2 in The Press poll ing the modern league record for ' y$t_A _ _y ^ ^.i/f: ' fl ' " I (1 W most consecutive victories set by ^ \ SmWm ^mWJlVA. ^L.#JMK #4 \^kr'3m\ iW mmmmmmf Ar m ^a^a^al ' l^ah Lava^aT ^B T * W a^ak" ^t ^ nM M. ^>< ^0nD I^KfJ X T ¦ VQUB^ B^ B^H Indiana in 1950. Two other members «f the top German Bobsled ten also sawr action Monday night. W X/ Ninth-ranked Bradley polished off V »\A /ff daW^SS £ f t J-J m\Jm\_ w____\ __\'\ »V A -v tflKXfll*/ \ T 1 \"t SK^IVBJB^BB^ ssT 3' 0$ v % v aSSfi * M /$ x % '%^______m______i \ tfeatosaf / / _ VoMB^m\mW-M-aW *aW% V- -m aCKftaW itm mw*1^^-mm\mmm\ Tulsa, 62-50 in a Missouri Valley Four-Ma n Champ game and Mississippi State, No. ¦¦ 10. disposed of Delta State 106-76. GARMISC5I -. PARTENKIRCH- A team in the process of re- EN , Germany W — Germany's building, sophomore-studded Ken- Franz Schelle today won the four- tucky has projected itself Into the man world bobsled charnpionships thick of national contention. The with an aggregate time of 2:33.66 Wildcats' only loss was to Swth- minutes for two runs down the ern California , 79-77, in their sec- mile-long Olympic track. ond game. Schelle finished the first heat in 1:16.99 only two hundredths of Sophomore sensation ¦:¦' ¦ Cotton a second behind Sergio Zardini of Nash powered the Wildcats to Italy. He scored an impressive their fifth successive Southeastern second heat ;Ume of 1:16.67 to Conference win at the expense of clinch the title. Georgia Tech. The : 6-foot-5 blond The races, had been postponed stalwart contributed 18 points in three days running because of the second half after being held -. " . - mild weather. The temperatures to three before intermission. He dropped well below freezing Mon- broke loose with eight points in; ¦ : 1 '¦ ¦ ¦ -. day. Y ..0O the last 3% minutes tp nail down Austria's ONo. 1 sled,, with Franz the victory. Issef at the wheel came in third, The return meeting between All- CanadaA 2, with . Lemont Gordon Americas Jerry Lucas of Ohio placing fourth . ? State and Terry Dischinger of The lone U.S. entry, piloted by Purdue proved something of a 1953 svorld champion LJoyd John- dud. Boilermaker sophomore Mel Y son , an A.m,erican businessman Garland and the Buckeyes' Mel f romMadison , Wis., living in Ger- Novell stole the spotlight. " ' , many, finished 14th and last with Dischinger outscored Lucas 23-j a time, of 2:41.57. to 13, the third time he has fin- 1 ished ahead of the Ohio State star, j A week ago Lucas collected 32' points white the defending Big ¦ J ^ ^ I ^^^^ ' ' - '^*-^ y ' " • \ mjiwW §BEflflftffl[ Ten scoring champion, hampered W-\W m\m\w ^^Mm\ ^eJ ^^ ' m aW a-WA^ ' ' aW W^^wmmm \_ _w^^o^_ _ _^_^_^___\ fl Freese To Pilot by an injured finger , managed ju st nine. In four meetings over three seasons, Dischinger edged St. Cloud Rox Lucas 90 to 89. ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) - Garland wound up with 30 ' : . George Freese Monday was points for Purdue. Novell's long- j , ? '/ named manager of the St. Cloud range shooting accounted for 29 ' Rox of the North ern League for for the Buckeyes. ¦ •¦ A 1962 by the : parent Chicago Cubs. Bradley, playing Tulsa without i Freese, 35; a brother oI Cincin- ailing All-America CbeJ Walker, j nati third baseman Gene Freese, maintained its hold on the MVC ] will be undertaking his first man- lead. The-victory at home boosted ! agerial assignment. He spent'last the "Braves' league mark to 6-1 : season with Houston of the Ameri- and 13-3 all told. j can Association and the Cubs. He Mississippi State coasted to its { was also .with the Cubs in 1955 15th triumph in 16 outings at the j and for six years played with Los expense of outclassed Delta State, j Angeles and Portland in the Pa- Delta's Grandle Barron topped I cific Coast League. the scorers with 25 points. | The Cubs said it hasn't been LeRoy Ellis' 31 points triggered ] decided if Freese will also . play touring St. John's (NY) to a 78-72 I for the Rox. double overtime win over Notre j Dame, Jimmy Rayl scored 17? of I MAY CANCEL MEET his 24 points in the second halt VIENNA m — Austrian skiing as Indiana rallied to nip North- officials said privately today the western 72-71 and Wisconsin post- ¦' . world championships at Chamonix, ed its fourth straight Big Ten. vie- 1 France, Feb. 10, probably will be tory in turning back Illinois 85-81. canceled if the East German ski- ers are refused entry. Virginia Tech handed West Vir- ginia its first Southern Conference setback in 11 games 85-82 behind a 28-point barrage by Bucky Kel- ler, Vinnie Ernst tallied 31 points Sports and Jim Hadnot chipped in with 28 as Providence whipped Niaga- Calendar ra 77-67. ? Clemson trimmed Fur- man 97-88 despite a 28-point har- BASKETBALL vest by the losers' Jerry Smith. Tuesday, Jan. 30—University el Min- nesota Duluth at Winona State; Wa- Xavier of Ohio downed Detroit teca Sacred Heart at Cotter. 89-82 with Joe Geiger topping the Feb. 2—Owatonna at Winona High, Winona Slate at Moorhead State. winners with 26 points. Feb. 3—sr Mary's at Aujsburfl, Wi- Alabama . defeated Chattanooga nona Slate- at Bemldll. 73-56, Mississippi thumped Flor- SE E " * 0 Feb. 4-Wabasha St. Felix at Cotter, ence (Ala. ) THEM 'Tr OUR ^j ** " _ L ^ ! » ^ "^ Feb. 5—51. Mary!! al Loras. 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Amerada 124 Minn MM 63 /« C-31, 24,, 2?,At3, 32, 53, 55, . ¦I» , it), «t, ¦ ¦ 63, 64, , Cite Stokes, Twyman for Courage Pat Wiltgeni American Legion, Am Can 45 Minh P&L — *7i is in second just a step behind Am M&Fy 33Vfe Mon Chm 46V« In Slock Market PHILADELPHIA (AP> - Cour- Monday night tha Philadelphia Stokes, former St. France*, 'Pa., ' ; with 81 points in nine games for a Am Mot 15M» Mon Dk 'U 36 NEW YORK (AP) - Industrials , 0 . NOTICH , age asserts itself in many ways. Sports Writers Association, divert- star, of course couldn 't be at the | Censuring Cuba ¦ nine point average. Third is Dan AT&T '*. 128% Mon Ward 32% pafied a smart rally as the stock For former Cincinnati Royals' ing from its usual policy of nam- banquet. ; ' This newspaper wlll be responsible tor Nyseth Coca Cola, with 64 points By WILLIAM L. RYAN Q Anaconda 49% - ' Nat -'Dairy -65 market showed a substantial gain Incorrect Insertion ol any star Maurice Stokes it ing one courageous athlete of the But Twyman, who had talked to , j. only one basketball for a 7<2 average while ? Scott Arch Dan 345/8 No Am Av 71 early this afternoon. Trading was classified sdvertisement published In fight with year, cited Stokes and Twyman as him Sunday, relayed his feelings. PUNTA DEL ESTE , Uruguay the Want Ad section. Check your ad showed in his daily Featherslone, McKinley, is fourth ' Pac 42Vi active. A the most courageous athletes of ". "He's very -Excited about re- (AP)—The United States and its Armco Sir. 67% Nor and call 332 1 If a correction must b* paralysis which left him unabk ¦ The Associated Press average made. ' . ". ¦ ' with 60 points for an average of 13 . .. ' liatb -American supporters Armour Si\_ No St Pw 31% . . to walk or talk after he suffered 1961. Twymnn was presented \Vith ceiving the award ," said Twy- ' . of 60 stocks at noon was up 1.50 6.7. . -; backedO away today from a de- Avcb Corp 26%' Nwst Airl 31% a brain injury when he fell , dur- a $500 check to help defray the man, "very appreciative, tie at 253.60 with industrials up 3.10, PEE WEE SCORING mand for an immediate vote by Beth Steel 42% Penney 48 Card of Thanks ing a Nat ional Basketball Associa- cost of Stokes' rehabilitation when damn near cried when I told him rails up .20 and utilities up .20. ¦ Name, Team O TP Avg. Boeing Air 55 Pepsi Cola 52 to or ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' tion game nearly fou r years ago. he leaves Christ Hospital in Cin- about it." the hemispheric foreign ministers Gains of fraction^ 1 2 UTERSKT^Y • • ' wanted to Patterson (Winona Hotels) .... * 11 10.1 conference to exclude Cuban BttinsWick 39% Phil Pet 55% .I wish to thank all my relatlvei* For his teammate and friend , einnatL Twyman said Stokes Wiltgen (American Legion) .. t ll 1 points were scattered through the friends and- 'neighbors who remembered A ; Nyseth (Coea-Cpla) .....: , t 44 7.1 Prime Minister Fidel Castro' Chi MSPP — Polaroid 188 Jack ' Twyman, it reflected itself "Stokes has improved .1,000 per get across to the public that his s re- list of. key stocks. \ me with visits, gilts, cgrds, flowers, : ** Fealheriton* (McKinley) ...., •> tt 4.7 gime from the Organization . of Chrysler — Pure Oil 34% spiritual bouquets and for 1" their pray- .' in the spirit and boundless energy cent, Twyman said, "'because of plight may he able to help others Sievers (Coca-Cola) ...., » 44 4 .» M otors were the forerunners of American States. ¦" ' ¦ ¦ Cities Svc 54?i RCA 55'/2 ers ' while I was at Methodist Hpi- with which he helped Stokes by that intangible thingY. called cour- by showing that things are not al- Strolow (American Legion) ... 5 43 4.8 • (he general recovery . and they plfal, Rocltesfer, Minn. Also thanks,-to ;.. ¦ ' they seem and Kelly (Paint Depot ) ...... 5 41 «.l Comw Ed 43% Rep Steel 56% the nurses on '2nd Moor for., their kind- . . - handling his financial and person- age or guts. He s determined ways as bad as Smelser (Winona Hotel!) ...... 7 30 4.1 The majority group eased its were followed by steels, electrical - 'will there is a Cont Can 44 Rex Drug 46 ncss and to Fr. G. Cauley for, his al affairs and? offering encourage- come hell or high water to lick where ¦there is a Brunner (Ja-y Bees) ...... 4 14 4.1 stand in m effort to brealt a dead- equipments, tobaccos, ' aerospace spiritual arm and prayers. this thing ." A way; ¦ Boentaget (Jay Bees) ...... -. 7 35 'J.I Cont Oil 50 Rey Tob 73 *& stocks, Mrs, Dan Llterskl, ment. . . lock over how and when the sus- issues, retail and assorted ¦¦ ¦ ' Deere 54 Sears Roe 73% Rails and utilities were a bit high- ' ' ' . ¦Trempealeau, Wis, pension should take effect. Douglas 36% Shell Oil 38% er on balance. / Itt^Memorram The con-ferenee, which was sup- Dow Chem 68- Sinclair 38Vfe IBM showed a net gain of about du Pont 226'.i Socony 52V4 IN MEMORY of Mrs..Henrietta Sleglir posed to end Monday, continued 2 points. away Jan. 30, 19606 East Kod 101% Sp Rand . 21% -who passed Czarnowski's to drag on after hours of fruitless Ford spurted about 2 points, We do . not" need a special day fo Leaders Sale; ers Ford Mot 106 St Brands 71% bring -you to our minds, for the days 9 Winona Glov bargaining. As hopes faded for an Chrysler around a point and Gen- Cal?. wc do not think of you are very early adjournment. United States Gen Elec 73 St Oil . 54Vi eral Motors added a fraction. hard to find. What would we . give prestige appeared to suffer a Gen Foods 84V2 St Oil Ind 52% The Dow Jones industrial, aver? If we could say, ."Hello "Mom,"' In Ihe - Gen Mills 29TV St Oil Kl 51% same old wya^. To hea r your yoke, 630 High 1X) blow. ' age at noon rose 4.21 to 694.13. see your smile, to sit -with you' and Teams Gen Mot 56V» Swift while. So you who have e Three In Sectf6nal Meet & Co 46V8 Prices on the American Stock chat a The li gation group met for two Winona 's Golden Glove boxing won t see action until Feb, 7. Gen Tel 26V* Texaco 53 mother cherish her with care for you hours and named a three-nation Exchange were mixed. will- never know the heart ache, till learn, fighting under the Country Puterbaugh is a heavyweight, Goodrich 66 Texas Ins 105% U;S. ' her empty chair. committee to draft a compromise Corporate bonds declined. you see Kitchen banner, makes its appear- defendnig sectional champion and Goodyear 42% Truax Tra 40% mostly Sadly missed by: her children. Girls Hif 500s amendment ? to be off ered to the government bondsO were Dent Top Ten ance at the sectional tourney in is favored to win ihe title again Gould Bat 50 Un Pac 33Vi unchanged. T six nations holding out for a vel- Personals Rochester tonight with three of its this year ..Kittleson is another sec- llarry Czarnowski was the only Gt No Ry 46V* Un Air Lin 37V4 Only three teams were able to nine members seeded in the first tional champion in the middle- vet glove approach. DOUBLE BREASTED suits cut to sin- . ' Winona bowler to register a 600 Greyhound 27% . U " S Rub 57% " .V dent the top 10 places . Monday round. weight division while Gerry is a score Monday night while no less the United- State's and 13 Latin- WINONA MARKETS g|e. WARREN BETSINGER, Tailor, M' "^' Winona Women's City Gemestk 48V4. US Steel 74 Y- W, 3rd. . ? . . . night as the Ron Puterbaugh , Mike Kittle- promising light-heavyweight con - than 10 women hit 500 or better in American nations backing a: tough ' ' Y Bowling Tournament entered its IB Mach 533 -. West- Un 38 Reported by DON'T STOP EATING but lose welsh* son and Gerry Puterbaugh thus tender. the Pin Topplers League at West- line against Fidel Castro's- gov- Int Harv 53% Westg El 35% Swift & Company safely wilh Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only V8c third day at Hal-Rod Lanes. FORD HO PKINS. . ' • ' ¦ - The squad ? that Coach Chuck gate Bowl , ernment had just the necessary Int Paper 33% Wlworth MM Buying hours are from 8 a.m. to A p.m. . Sammy's Pizza , an H-R entry, Puterbaugh is taking to the tour - two-thirds majority l0 carry a Monday through Friday. These quotations ARE YOU A . PROBLEM DRINKER?-M«n Czarnowski rolling for East End ' Jones &L 68% Yng S & T 100 apply as of noon today. or woman, ? your drinking creates numer- moved into eighth place in Class no-y this-year is the largest ever Goal Co. in Athletic Club's Monday formal resolution to A oust the All livestock arrived afl«r closlns tlm» ous problems. If you need and Want A .with 2,518 pins and Merchant's to come otit of Winona. He feels League blasted ' 227—630 to lead Havana government¦ from the OAS will be properly cared for, weighed . «nd help, contact Alcoholics? Anonymous, Pio- Bank of the Bed Men Club power- that if several of his boys can councils'. ' - . " ¦ priced the following morning. neer Group. Box . 122. Winona, Minn. . Spurts his team to second place and a PRODUCE HOGS ~ ;~ ' Hamline lngsY~6niy 10cT* ' BOYS' AND GiRrs Such . ed to fifth in Class B with 2,446. come through in the lower weigh t 2;921 series. 'O Schlitz Beer, the The hog market is 35 cents lower. ' so attractive Ttey scheduled another bar- NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)- centj; a varied . selection and . divisions the team stands an out- in an Strictly meet type additional 20-40 even your ad faker cou ldn 't resist in- league : leaders, posted a 1,036 session today fat hogs discounted 20-40 cemtj per hun- ¦ • AWATKINS PRODUCTS of H-R side chance of taking the trophy. gain^ effort Wholesale egg offerings more than vesting ' the? magnificlent sum of one game: dredweight. dime for one of these? tarnish , resistant grabbed ninth position in Class B to win over six of Latin America's ample on large, with a tendency ' Qlher entries are : Dave Klein- Delores Wicka at Westgate made Good hogs, barrcwi and gilts— baubles. RAINBOW JEWELERS, next'to To Down Macs; biggest and most influential na- to accumulate on mediums. De- 160-1B0 .....? 15.25-16.00 ¦ with 2,«2. schmidt * 17, a light-heavyweight v the post .of-fice oh . 4tJVs t-. ' ' . ¦ ' ' ¦ ' Ihe biggest news. Wicka toppled 202 . 180-200 ' ...... 16.00-16.50 ______. tions demanding a delay in the mand limited on large and . de- ~' : r . -. Four bowlers, all from •Hal-Rod , appearing in his second tourna- on. her way to 559 for league lead- 200-220 .,...? 15.50 HELP lJv F IND thls- mother! ifwbn 't formal ouster of Cubai. The six difficult. You 'll know . her by Ihe cracked 500 in Class A, but their ment; Al Slork, .16, a middleweight ing Maiiv Tavern which knocked creased bri mediums today. 220-240 ...... ;.... 16.20-16.SO . be . were Brazil , -Mexico, Argentina 240-270 '.,.' . 15.75-16.J0 circles un i extras medium (40 400-450 ,...,.;...... 13.00-13.50 ence between right artd .. .wrong—some Elsie DorschY defending singles in inlcr-American 1 . 450-500 ¦ ' ....?... ,...... ' 12.75-13.00 make decisions. RAY Auditorium. 508, Pat Rozek 506, Esther Pozanc relations.,,, lbs. average) 36-37 ; smalls (35 lbs; ¦ .. lust hate to . champion , warmed up for defense ence ivilh a 74-68 defeat of St. Stags— MEYER, INN KEEPER, ' WILLIAMS After the sect i onal , Puterbaugh 504; Bernice Williams 503 and Mar- The foreign ministers went average) 31-32; standards 36-37%; ' .- 450-down . ". .:...... ?.25 - ' ¦ . ' ¦ ¦ ' " of her title with a 531 for Had- Mary's at Winon a Monday night . _ HOTEL.___ . . A- plans to have two? or three figlit ianne O'Brien wilh . an even 500. without dinner "Monday.- night in checks 31-32. . 450-up .. . . , ...?...... B.2S-. 9.2S dad's. She rapped 169-203-159, Runnerup Hamline also had to ' an effort to break ) Thin and unfinished hogs.-.: discounted. Auto Service, Repairing 10 cards in Winona featuring 'the the impasse. Whites: . Extras (47 lbs. Min. 37- ? CALVES - . - - T - *- WESTGATE BOWL:; Alley Gat- for your. car . ' come from behind r>efore downing champions and run ncrs-up from r After ibe . session (here were hints 39; extras medium (J O lbs. aver- The veal marker is steady. . NEW GET-UP AnoT go . TEAMSTERS couldn't crack «u e s— Shi rley Squires with 514 led Prime .?.,? 32.00 If winler . driving has gotten your Macalester 61-52 in loop play. of compromise in the works. ¦36 , a MU here at. RUSTY. . J top 10 despite a 529 by Irene Mer- the tournament. Curley's Floor Shop to 2,617 and age; /5-37l-i ; top quality (47 lbs. Top choice - ....:..;.....,..;. 31.00 car down, get . In other non-conference affairs, 27.00-30.00 AND BILL'S AUTO SERVICE, 62 Chat- chlewitz and 501 by Marge Pobloc- first place. Barbara Kirol hit 187 min.) 38-42; mediums (41 lbs, Choice? ,..?...... ' ' ' ' ¦ Asked if the meeting produced - ". 23.00^27,00 . field. Tel. ?5623. ' , " -. .; . . ki.YMrs. Merchlewilz shot 173-193- St. Cloud State turned back River for Bud's and Nash's 935. average) 3612-38; smalls (36 lbs. Good ...... _ Falls, Wis. 87-68 while two other any progress, U.S. . Secretary of Commercial to good ...... 17.00-21.00 Building Trades 13 ¦ ': 163A Comiriuriity-rK i k i Williamson average 33.34. Utility ...... 35.00-16.00 ¦ State Dean. Rusk said , "I think Boners end colls ...... 14.00-dowi - ~~ * ¦¦ Minnesota school s were breaking ' - Browns: Extras (47 lbs. Min. ) ROOMS RE MODE- E excelling tile in- . , .' - Best Class B effort was Carol tumbled 581 to lead Silver Dollar so." ' -;; . . . CATTLE- 6en- even in contests with Dakota op- 1 38-39V4 ; top quality (47 lbs. min. ) . stalled, Conlact Ron Vondrashek, . Mlynczak's 485 for Jerry's Plumb- 500 to Play to 945—2,798 while Allen Tate, One conference informant said The cattle marKet Is: Steers . and hellers eral contractor. Te l. 5238. ' -. ponents. 25 lower; cows and bulls are weak. ers of the Athletic Club. Sally Wag- Blumentritt Store, was - knocking the United States appeared to be 38M2-4OV2 ; mediums (41 lbs. aver- age) (36 Dry(ed steers and yearlings- Business Services Concordia bested North Dakota down 210. 37-38; smalls lbs; aver- Choice to prlnne .V ...:. 22.50-24.00 _- - _ f! * er of VVheatinas of Westgate had leaning toward what he called the ^ ' State 66-57 but Gustavus Adolphus Ladies—Peggy Jacobsen a nd age ) 32-33. Good to choice .:...... -.. 20.50-22.25 IT'S N6T too e»rly to start spring a 206 game. , Argentine , view that it would be LEO PROCHO- - fell before South Dakota State at Matzke Concrete took all honors Butter offerings ample to bur- Comm. to -good '. '. ... 15.75-20.25 remodeling- lobs. Call . In Tourney ai better to.have all 20 nations cen- Utility ?. .? '...... , 15.50-down WITZ, Bldg. Contractor. T el. 7841. . Brookings by a close' 84-80. in this loop. Jacobsen toppled 180 densome;; demand lighter. " sure Cuba¦ than a majority out- Oryfed Hellers- HEY, MUSCLES . . . Do you really en- CfTY WOMEN'S —462 and the team 873—2,574. law- -itO Wholesale prices on bulk cartons Choice to prime ...... 52.0O-J3.50 |oy sweating over that rug cleaning Dulutti h«ld a 40-30 margin af (fresh) ' - ' A' - '" Good to cuolce .; 18.75-21.75 chore? Well, If you do, don't , let us WINONA ATHELTIC CLUB: Go- -:. V'A- . Comm. to good ...... 15.25iH.25 ' don't It' s much TOURNEY LEADERS the half but a St. Mary 's rally An Argentine spokesman said . bother you. but If you ¦ Creamery, 93 score (AA)• '. .60%- Utility !...... 15.00-down simpler lust to pick up. the - phone. and" _. Springs Geeters— Marcy Langowski tipped Rusk " with infinite patience" '¦¦ ' pared that to a 55-54 deficit with Palm . Cows— ' RUG CLEANING (A) dial 3722. WINONA Clas» A 212 for Markle-Stevenson which is 61% cents; 92 score 60 %- Commercial 12.50-HOO nine minutes toOgo. The Bulldogs; PALM SPRINGS. Calif. (AP5- seemed to have brought the op- . SERVICE, . Tl6 _ W. 3rd. . . . . Wliwni Roj . Cleantn ...... HR 1,1H one-half game ahead of the pack. " ' 61 Vi; 90 score (.B) 60-60Vi . Utility : .. ..'.;.;..:...... 11.50-13.50 " Winona Iniuranco HR un Bill Mattson's 22 points, posing sides toward - a solution sparked by Golf's touring professionals team Orvilla Cisewski tumbled 456 for Cheese steady; prices unchanged Canners and cutters ...... 12.00-down Plumbing, Roofing 21 Walty'tv Swecthe«rtl ...... AC J.573 whereby each OAS body would de- Bulls- r ' turned on the steam to regain the up with a small army of amateurs " : MATCH In your ' ¦"' , Hom» Furniture .. ..;...... WO UU Doii Springer Signs which is in sec- cide on. excluding Cuba in line ' ' Bologna - ... '..; ,..' 15.0O-18.0O tS?THERE A WRESTLING Hot Fish Shop . . -.' AC 1,5« lead and hold on. James Hamilton Wednesday in the: third .'annual CHICAGO (AP) .—¦ Chicago Commercial .:.. 14.00;H.OO basement every washday? Assure your- : ' ond place on the strength of its with tile proposed conference installing new light- Coc«-Col« , . .. -,.- SM l, »l and Tom Adams, added 14 apiece $50,000 Palm Springs Classic: a dec- Mercantile Exchange — Butter Light thin ..?....-. : lJ.SMown self tho winner by first NBtlonnl Oank ...... VtG i.ili 907. Kramers Plumberettes tagged laration that: the Castro regime weight Permaglass laundry tubs. Also ask to the winners' total -while Marty five-day, 90-hole tour- steady; wholesale buying prices Suds-Saver unit for use Sammy's Plua HR 1,111 marathon¦ , a 2,603 series. Winona Egg Market about our handy Winona Plumbcr»ttoi : WO 1.515 ' is inco mpatible with the inter- with your- automatic washer. Lillig had 16 and Mike Stallings 15 nament. - . ' unchanged ; 93 score 59% ; 92 Zlebell Produce) Colli Marmacy ...... WO 1.51J ST. MARTIN'S: Ladies-Elea- American . system. (Winona Produce, for the Winonans. More than 500 golfers—128 pro- nore Loshek toppled 204—538 to A 59% ; 90 B 58% ; 89 C 56% ; cars Grade A dumbo) ...... 35 FRANK O'LAUGHLIN " HamJine was down 35-31 al in- fessionals and 384 amateurs—tee The -Brazilian - . 90B 53%; 89 C 5T/4. Grade A (large) ...?....:... .30 PLUMBING & HEATING Class B : ; lead Winona Typewriter to 817. . * led bloc has Grade A (rnedium) .27 207 E 3rd ' ." . Tel;' .3703 . off over four courses in this desert ¦" '...?. .27 Winona Typewriter ...... SM l,s« termission but caught up at 37-37 Front-running Coca-Cola blasted 2,- agreed with the others on such .Eggs, weak : wholesale buying Grade B . - ~~ ~ Haddad'j ,.. KK J,«l to take over the rest of the w:iy. resort country. When the pros -fin- 421. censure of the Castro regime but prices 1 to SVi lower; 70 per cent Grade C , . \ y.:....., 20 JERWS PLUMBING Markls-Stavemon ...... AC 1.465 ish the filial 18-hole round Sun- or better grade A '.whites ' ' . 127 E; 4th St.. Tel. 9394 »-Up ....,.,...., HR 1,44» Bill Nelson bucketed 23 points and contend s the present OAS charter - 34^; Bay State Milling Company . Merchants Bank ...... R 7,<4i day, over course—Bermu- '34Va ' ¦ Fred Schmiesing i? for (lie Pipers, a fifth- does not provide for Cuba 's sus- mixed ; mediums 33i% :> Stan- Elevator "A" Grain Prices "Sehmldfi - . ?...... HR 1,435 who connected on 45; 'per cent of da Dunes Country Club—they will pension . They want another for- dards- . 33%; dirties 31; checks 30. Hour?s: 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mlllttreamcrj WG 1, 433 . (Closed Saturday?) (First Pub. Tuesday, Jan. 30, }9i2) Super Saver ; ? have completed their rich 196 2 eign ministers' meeting convened :...... AC 1,433 their field goal attcnipts and hit No. T northern spring wheat .. .SM2 STAT E OF AAINNESOTA, COUNTY OF Wafklru' Products HR 1,431 CHICAGO (AP)—(USDA)L-ive 19 of 21 gift tosses. California winter swing—five tour- on the issue after a proper legal No. 2 northern spring wheat ..? 2.10 WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT Don Springer Signs ...... AC 1, 431 Kiesfer Takes No. 3 northern spring wheat ... 2.06. naments for $220,000 in prize lrron- foundation has been laid. poultry : Wholesale buying prices No. 15,266 John Blomlie with 33 pointj and 1 lower to 1 higher; roasters 25-27 ; No. 4 northern spring wheat ... 2.02 in Re Estate ol ey. '. The United States and the Cen- No. l- . hard . winter wheat ...... 2.06. also known ns Mr». special fed white rock fryers 22. Rose. Mstciynski, Jerry Roepke at 28 were key- tral American nations consider No, 2 hard winter wheat 2.041 Anlonl Matciynski, Decedent. stones of St . Cloud's lOtii victory There is no qualifying round. No. 3 hard winter wheat : 2.0Q Order for Wearing on Petition (or Probatt this legalistic approach unneces- (AP ) (USDA) No, 4 , hard winter wheat .- ..;.. 1.9S ' File Claims TOW 18' The pros for the most part get Mat Chores CHICAGO — — of Will, Llinlting Time to in a , its 17th in- season ' Mrs. VanBrocklin sary delay which possibly would Potatoes arrivals 51; on track No. 1 rye .. l.)5 and for Hearing Thereon. starts. into the tournament off past per- Bob Kiester. assistant football No. 2 rye ... ? V. 1.13 Anthony L. Wlnczcwskl having (IIKJ B . run into years and which would 218; total U.S. shipments 538 ; said formances and some purely hy in- coach , is temporarily handling the (First Pub. Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1962) petition for probale ol the Will ot endanger the Alliance for Prog- decedent and for the appointment ol An- vitation of the wealthy amateur old — supplies moderate; demand STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF Winona State wrestling squad , Dr. ress program. thony L. Wlnczewskl as Executor, which Injured in Crash light; market barely steady to WINONA, ts. IN PROBATE COURT file In this Court and open to members of the host clubs. Will Is on Luther McCown. WSC athletic di- Foreign Minister. Francisco San No. 15,264 ¦Heading the array of talent are said Tuesday morning. slightly weaker; carlot track sales Inspection; MIN'NEAPOLIS (AP) - Mrs. . rector , Thiago Dantas of Brazil , leader In Re Estate- of IT IS -ORDERED, That the hearing 1 Arnold Idaho russets 3.40; Idaho bakers Dominic Palubicki, also known ae 1W2. at Norm Van Brocklin , 36, was slight- Surprise; the past two winners , Bob Jones, varsity, wrestling of the go-slow bloc , also declared thereof be had on February 23rd, No Damazy Palubicki and as Dominie Palmer in 19(50 and Billy Max-wel l coach , is still ' hospitalized follow- 4.00 ; Minnesota North Dakota Red eleven o'clock A.M., -before Hiis Court -In. ly injiired Monday when her car " we are making progress" but in- Palblcki, Decedent. the probate courl room in the court bouio River Valley round reds 2.25-2.40 ; Order (or collided with another near a super- last yenr. ing an altercation at his rooming dicated he felt . it was toward the Hearing on Petition for Admin- In , Winona, Minnesota, and that ejections Sam Snead accepted a bid to house last week. The case is pres- new — track trading insufficient istration, Limiting Tlma to File Claims to the allowance of said Will, If any. be market in suimrban 'Plymouth, Brazilian view. anel lor Hearing Thereon. make one . of. his now rare visits ently tinder investigation. to quote. tiled belore said time of hearing; thnt the Tlie wife of the coach of tlie Bucks lead Sophie Palubicki and Dorothy / Borzyj- time wilh in which credilors ot said dece- to California in the winter. ' Jones' classroom duties are pres- On< the other end of tha pole kowskl having filed herein a petition , for dent may fileHielr claims . be llmllcd to Minnesota Vikings football team ently being absorbed , by graduate Guatemala and Colombia, expo- general administration stating that said four months Irom the date hereof, and was reported in good condition nt Playing sites for the first -four decedent died Intestate and praying tiiat that fhe claims so filed bo heard pn Wiay students and other members of the nents of the stoniest measures LIVESTOCK Sophie Palubicki be appointed admin- 31st, 194?, al ten o ' clock A.M., belore thi? Norlh Memorial Hospital , vyhcre rounds are Indian Wells , Tama- istratrix; the probate court room In the athletic staff. against the Castro regime, were CHICAGO Court In . she was held overni ght. In Cage Poll risk' and FA Dorado, all par 3fi-:ir>— IT IS ORDERED, That tha heir ing court house In Winona, Minnesota, and that reported unyielding to arguments CHICAGO l.C—(USDA) - Hoq j «,00O ; thereof be had on . February 23, H62, at given by publication of Police reported she was tagged , butchers steady to 25 lower; moslly 1-2 notice hereof be By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 72 and Tliunderbird Country Club, for compromise. 10:00 o'clock A.M., before this Court in this order In Ihe Winona Daily News and 190-3)5 lb. butchers 17. 75-1B.OO; mixed 1-3 for not having a Minnesota driver 's wilh par .1i>-.')r>—71. the probate court room In the court by mailed notice as provided by law, ' Bermuda The impasse threatened to post- 1WM30 lbs. 17.25-17.75; 230-260 lbs. 16.7?5- Ohio State s Buckeyes, head house In Winona, Minnesota; that the time Dated J-anuary 261b, 1 962. license in possession after her car Dunes, Hie host club this year, is 17.55; 2-3 340-270 lbs. 16.50-17.00 : 270-300 and shoulders above their follow pone once again a final declara- within which creditors of said deced ent E, D. LIBERA, and one driven by David firoinlcy , Wisconsin Firm¦ lbs. 16.00-14,75; mostly 3s 300-330 lbs. 15.50- may file their claims be limited to four also 3i;-:u>—72, tion by the foreign . Probate Judge. Big Ten Confer ence basketball i^ * . ministers on 15.75; mixed 1-3 325-400 lb. sows 14.00- months from the dale hereof, and th«f (Probate Court Seal) 17, Minneapolis, came together. Other highly ranked players Cuba's communism. Final action 15.00; 2-1 40O-J00 lbs. 12,75-14.25. teams and with nothing but a Big the claims so filed be heard on June 1, S, D .J; Bruski, . . ' Caltle 4,500; calves none; slaughter . competing are 'l'.S. Open cham- on Die declaration incorporating . 1962, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., before thh Attorney for Petitioner. Ten schedule for the rest of the steers yvenk to 50 lower; live loads high . pion dene Littler , winner of the the proposed resolutions originally Courl In tbe probate courl room In the "~ ' year , continued their absolute To Build Gunboats choice and prime 1,175-1,250 lb. slaugh- courl house In Winona, Minnesota, and that (First Pub. Tuesday, Jan . 30, 19(2> $50 ,000 ter steers 37.50; load choice and prime ' San Francisco Open Sim- was scheduled for Monday. It notice hereof be given by publication of STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OP monopoly among tlie nation s col- WASHINGTON Iflv- A Marinette , 1,335 lbs. 27.25; choice 950-1,300 lbs. 2S.OO- lege day; Doug Ford , the $5(1,000 3Jing may not now come until late in Ihls order In the Winona Dally News , and WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT fives today. Wis., shipbuilding firm has receiv- 26.75) load lots mixed good and choice by mailed notice as provided by law. No, 15,2 67 , . Crosby winner ; ' Tommy Jacobs, the week. 24.50-25. C0) load standard 1,200 lb. Hoi. The Buckeyes once again were ed one of two Navy orders for 10 Dated January 26, lf62. In Re Estate of the $25 ,000 San Diego Open stein steers 21.35; few lots ond loads E. D. LIBERA, Marlln X Stalks, Decedent. a unanimous first-place choice in speedy gunbonls that may be turn- ullllly and standard steers I9.00-22.0O; LADIES LEAGUE Probate Judge, Order tor Hearing on Petition Admin- champ, and Phil Rodgers , who choice heifers 2475-25.75; flood lamely for SI. M»rtln' » W. W, The Associated Press weekly col- ed over to South Viet Nam for (Probate Court Seal) Limiting Time to File Claims lnunehrnl 22.00-24.50 ; utility and commercial cows istration* Coca-Cola ?' l''i the current l.our wilh his Harold J. libera, and lor Hearing Thereon. > lego poll , and only an upset of use against Communist vessels GRAIN 13.25-15.75; utility end commerclnl bulls Brcirlow't . 6 3 victory in the $15,000 Los Angeles Attorney lor Petitioner, John S. Stnlka having filed herein titanic proportions is ever tiding I8.50 20.? M; standward and flood vealers * Winona Typewriter i 4 carrying men and supplies from petition tor cieneral administration slating Open. 2O.O0-28.0O. (First Pub. Tuesday, Jan. 23, 1961) Skelly <3irl» 41,1 4'i to dislodge (lieitv from thai spot. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Wheat that ,snld decedent died Intcslale and _ North Viet Nam. Shtep 1,200; ilauohler. lambs steady to STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF P«lnt Depot ,3 4 praying thai F. H. West be appointed ad- receipts Monday flOO; year ago 25 lower ; choice and prime 90-104 lb. WINONA, ss. Hpyei-Lucas Lumber Co. 1 7 Wlu'ii announcing the contract IN PROBATE COURT ministrator; Monday night' 94-73 victory wooled slaughler lambs 18.00-18.50; nood No. 15,216 * Monday, the Navy said ihey are 42(1; trading basis , unchanged to 1 IT 15 ORDERED, That the hearing GO-GETTERS LEAGUE ; and choice 16.00-17.50; cull lo choice wool- In Re Estate of over l'urdue was their 15th in a lower ; prices )« thereof be Imd on February 2.1rd, IW3, at Alhlellc Club W, L. Kreuzer Tops for " eventual transfer to ' another higher lo Ik low- ed slauohter ewes. 5.00-6.JO, Johanna Ketlewskl, also known at Johanna eleven o'clock A.M., before Ihls Court , In Marklc-Sloviinion Oil Co. ., Hi 4'i row. The Buckeyes have a Satur- er; cash spring wheat basis No J. Kottcwitd, as Joanna J. Kotlewskl, and nation undcr' -tlie military assist- . . the probnre court room In the courl house Don Springer Slnns 7 1 day game against Northweslom SOUTH ST. PAUL at Joan Kotlewskl, Decedent, 1 dark norlliern i:.Vl\ - 2.:M 7,i> ; In Wlnonn^ Minnesota! thnt Ihe lime wilhln Graham & McGuire t i Midget Scoring ance program." The N^vy refused SOUTH ST. PAUL, A/llnn. «v-(USDA) - Order (or Hearing on Petition in their, onl y'' other activity this to tell which creditors of snld decedent may (lie Krartler Plumbcrcrlci 1 4 . , r,, Spring wheat one cent premium Cattle 5,500; calves 2,000; trading on Real Estate lo name Hie country, . their claims be limited to four inonthi Holland Furnace a 4 week. The latest ixill includes slauohter steers and hellers developing, The representative of said estate Tony . Krciizer , Ivlk.s is the .scor- Last month , it was learned the each lb over I58-G1 lbs ; spring hawing from the date hereof, and that the claims Jack'i Stantlard 3Va I'i slowly, market not tully established; filed herein n petition to sell certain real games through kist Saturday ing leader in I he Park , so filed t>o heard on Anay 31st, 196?, >it MONDAY LEAGUB IteiTO-alion United Stales planned to furnish wheat one cent d iscount each ' •• early sales confined Inrgely to choice estate described In said petition; ten o'clock A.M,, before this Court in AlWetli Club W. L. night . Ohio State , willi a ^ront Midget League with 1112 points in lb' under .1(1 lbs; protein premium oflorlnos; these slcady lo weak; ex- IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing the South Vietnamese wilh fast , tho probate courl room In the court house SthUIr Beer » 3 tremes 25 lower on hellers; cows slow, thereof be had on February 14, 1942, effort from all-America Jerry Lu- nine games for an 111 point per 11-17 per cent l.XF.WSMe' , nt In Wlnonn, Minnesota, , and thai notice Eait Enu Coal Co. a 4 armed patrol craft. steady to wank, weak to 50 lower for 10:15 o'clock A.M., before this Court |n cas and John Uavlicek , beat the hereof tin nlven hy publication ol this Ed Bt/ck' s Camera a 4 game ;iverage. The contract for five boats has No 1 hard Montana winter past two days; bulls unchanocd; ship- Ihe probate court room In Ihe court houjo 7 order In the Winona Dally News end by C.h. uck' 1 Auto Servlct ul i 7 Boilermakers in its only name (Liry ('in r.ui , a teammate? of 2.2Bli. -2, 4r> 0- Choice 1,036 lb. slauohter hellers 15.75; Dated January 19, 1962 . he finished by next January, to- early bulK choice 850-1,050 lbs. 24.50- •-B-D.-XTBERA, (Probnte Court Senll Tlnuoan ((utco a i ' ;('T r) S. D. J, Bruski, them holdovers from last week , John Ahre'iis ol t who has hit a .r>, noni ; discounls, amber 1-2 , 25.00; utility and commercial cows lame- , Winona Knlttlnq Milli . . 5 4 tals $1 ,227 ,400, Probate Judoe Attorney lor j thoui'h Duqtie.snc and IHike ex- lid luiints for a 12.2 nvi'rage while ¦ durum 4-ii. ly I4.00-I5.00i canner and cutler 12.00- (Probale Court Seal) Petitioner. Ihe Oak a J Much gunhimt will be 101 feel " ¦ - Maljke Concreti. . . . 4 J changed places, Un? Blue Devils Wayne Larson of TV Sign.-d is Com No 2 yellow flT' -Ofl'i. 14,00; ullllly bulls IB,50-19.50; commercial Harold J. Libera, (First T"ub. Tuesday, Jan. MY 19d2f Country Kilcln-n 4 i long, 21 feet wide and have a dis- and oood 18.00-19.00 ; canner and cutter Attorney tor Petitioner. goiiiK to sixth place and Duc|iie.sj)r fonrlli with an il.il average on 10t> Out s No 2 white fi I v-H'fM; No 00A.RD OF FIRE AND POLICE OruIJ2 ; bouts , went to the J. M, Mnrtinae 20.00-23.00. Hurry J. Kluilk, Decedent. Wlnonn Police (Department , Jchllti Boer , 531 ', i\\ t night against (icorgia and play Allien* (UCTI » |I0 17.1 striiiv color LI7-I -S2 ; stained 1.17- Sealed proposals marked "Passenger Sunfccam WnYcry 30 74 l .iiion (TV 5liin.il) f 106 11 .p Ship-Hiillding Corp., , Hogs 12.0C0; moderately active ear ly, Order lor Hearing on Petition to Determine ¦ Florida on Friday. Cincinnati , Tacoma later slow; barrows nnd gills 35-50 low»'r, Descent. Automobile Bid'' will be 'received nl Mm Okland (TV Slanall » Vi lo l. -lll; feed 1.05-1.17 . Standard ,( Lumber Co it It ) .e Wash. The contract totals IlM , - lows 25-50 lower; |.J 190 240 Id. harro ws , Grace Grochowskl Of/Ice of the? City Recorder ot tho Cily of ' I1I- 2 , the busiest of the lop ten Ouran eilul)^) t « 10 .fl. ¦ and Bernice Blank Blurnenlrltl Store ..ll'i U'i .3 llyo No 2 L2!IU-1,33' 4, and (jilts ' 11.00-17.25; 1:1 mainly 14.75- having filed In Ihls Winona, Minnesota, unlll 4:00 P .M., Febru- Urimn . 17.00 ; 2-3 240-270 lbs. 15.75-16.50; lew lots resenting, among other things, that ary j|, 196?, (or furnishing one (I) r.uw Miller High l ilt it 15 Johnton i tlub'j) 4 «1 10 .7 oln. AM bills must 3. K unlucky .iij Laker Frosh be be submitted on thu proposal Winona Palnl a. Clatt t a Soy bean oil Kl' xli-Un. Slieiii) 5,0001 daughter lamb trade determined and thai 11 be ajtlgned form? fur- 3, C Inclnnnll , 310 points respectively to power the ralner lo the nished. Lincoln IniumncL- a a draggyi prices steady to 25 lower an persont entitled thereto; 4 , K.lnmi 5|fll» 774 Hurley: malt ing choice l.3> 111 A citrlHlcd check or bidder s bond Vlc' » Bar SVi *>-i Haw ks to a 31-22 decision over the Monday; now 25-50 under late last wo<»ki IT IS ORDERED, That ' shall 5, Southern Colllornl* 305 Won on Forfeit tha hearing accompany each bid in .in amount eminl Chevy lo Wally 'i a t l.ta Jl; feed 1.0(1- 1 .20 ll. slaughter ewes and leeder lambs atnadyi thereof be had on February 23rd, 1962 ». Oukf 1611 Collies , which were paced by Hick , at lo at lenst live pur cent (5<;) ol Ibe bid Hamernlk'i Bar . 4 ¦ choice and prime 0J-110 lb. wooled slnuoh- eleven o'clock A.M., before this • 7. Ouqueino , , . ( ui Slorslee wilh 12 roiinlers. Court In made poyeblo to Iho Board ol Plre and CATHOLIC REC. FROSH ter lambs 17.00-17 ,50) good and the probate ALLEY CATERS LEAGUE ' t. Dowllnu Orctn 103 choice court room In tha court tKiute Police Commissioner:, which shall bv for- Wettvate Bowl W. L, 9, ll mtlluy jy W l. W L The Lakers " won " (I IOIIK I I the lllc-lianl Vinroot and Larry 15,50-14.75; deck choice nnd prime 130 In Winona, Minnesota, and that nollco t..il(tij 10 Juta 1 feited to Ihe Board In the event the success- Curley 'i Floor Shop jr 17 11). Ml»»lulpnl Mutt 1 (hem lbs, 15,75, with shorn end No. I pill al hereof bo given by the publication ot this tJ Hnwlii ll Celtlci 0 3 Jets heat 211-lii hehind l.'l Hroiv n . North Carol Inn basketball ful bidder talis to enter Into a conlr/ict Taverna Barbtr Supply is ' It 0|i)«r lo»nn M-cHvlnfi voic», not 127 lbs, 14,SO) good and choke woo led order in tin Winona Dadly Newt andl by with Ihe Board. points hy Peter Schroetke, players , are president and (.laughter ewes mailed nollce as provided Valentin* Milk Trenvporl 37 71 nncinnrlly In 01 ilrr ol polnli? Otuh, vice 4.505.50; choke and tancy by law. The Board ol Fire And Police Corriinls- Doled January 26lh, Williams Hold n it Arlion* Sfjild, Villoiio/it, WurnnOn, The Lakers won their third Aflei - the results were lahulnlrd pmideni , respectively, of Iheir feeder lambs 16.50-17,OO) good and choke 1962, sloners rosurves the rlrjhl lo reiwl »ny or Na-lli's It ll Wc»l Vlralnu, Orrnon Stale , l.oyol,i 15.00-kVJV E, D. LIBERA, all bids «ncl In wnlya inlnrmnlltlm, 1 slrainlil jiJiiiie in the (Yilholie Uee- the Jets were found , to have used junior class . Vinroot dcleated Bual' i Bar 33; j| Clil<»(0, 51, John (N Y.), Illlnult, Probate Judga. Dated *l Wlnonn, Minnesota, January It, * H«nkHK (AIM - Canndi nn Court Seal) 1962, Wloona pally Newt is )t vlll«, League? Monday, Init thoy scored was forfeited to the Lakers. plays football. 5. D J, Bruski, ROY G. WILDGkUDE, dollar $.95025 ; previous day smne, Attorney lor Petitioner. City Recorder 1 ¦ ¦ ¦ plwnblng. Roofing 21 Horses, Cattlo, Stock 43 Articles for Sab : ' . 57 Houtc* for Salt 99 Tu«td«y, January 30, i«6i WINONA DAILY NEWS IS ^ ¦ " I ' ' POLAND CHifJA—Purebrid -i»w« typi A . ' GUESS WHO ... EAST cTNTRAL LOCATION-7 - room ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER PC STIC '• ' -: house. On bus line. Price S7.8O0. Write boars., Leonari-J stoskopf, Harmony, Trucks, Tractori, Traileri 108 Usttd ' For clogged tewtrt and drains. ¦ Mltin. Til . M4-3811. : ".' : , C-63 bally . News . . ? . . Cart 109 . . : ______' T«l. »JW or Hit )- year guirante* O BEEBE Triple-triple Mastitis Trei-tment WALL TILE FAECO TTOMY with a capital plus will OUR, TRUCK B DTES end repair art ¦" '" ¦ J.' - OaTnlnp popularity. See us : now. CALL SYL KUKOWSKI 6 pack, $4.50 ; - be yours II you buy Ihls 4 bedroom Hint of . ' BERG'S TRAILER. 3950 W. At-ton. tight box .^1698 7^* \tj ^ your order now. U.S. approved p; g 374 W. Mark . . Tel? ' 6923 '49 Willys . 1-fon p.u.. 4-wheel drive 1109J Lincoln—Morcurv--Fslcon— Zamx Must be willing to relocate after com- .; . . ?$4.95 a,.p;:: 6H»d ; '47 Int. - M-tpn pickup .' ,. .?...... 1491 Open Mon. 3, Frl Eve. 4 Sat pletion of training program.. Salary , .:p.rri. and U.S. pullorum and typhoid No Cesn Needed. and expenses.. Apply: Mr. Stanford, , . ¦ " . ' . Up to 34 Months to P»y Watkins Products. . ' ' ' clean hatchery. Stop in for free . . . A . __ GALL THE LUMBER No Spring. " ' ^ " payment* 'HI MAklNG LESS THAN $5000? coffee. NO. 8-3667. \timmmM Quality Chevrolet Go. TOP RATED company Is looking for mar- %^A&y^-f9^M^3<^A;my^d, SACRIFICE ried man, age to 35, to call on established Cojy three-b»v p.m., ask for 62 Don Ehmann TV Service miles. Private party . ' Wed., Jan. 3lst, 9 a.m. to t BLINDS This two-bedroom home is in east neigh- . will sell tor S490. Mr. Waterloo Wanted—Livestock 46 GOOD USED STEEL office safe for Winona 's Finest Electronic Repair borhood . Has been newly painted.. Oil _ T«I. 4998. for All Makes '61 Ford 4-dr. ...0.?.. .. $1993 small business; ? Slie 30x25x44 inches ¦ forced air h<>at, gas hot water healer. ST UDEBAKER'TA RK T»41— ' rcylTnder7T- • 980 W, Fifth T»l. <303 i8" thru 28" widths. CAPABLE MAN Top prices for all livestock Mnh . Only S90. Tel. ' '5240 or- 4400 eve- 2-car garage.; 58,750 . dr ., radio and heater! 1962 license, 7,000 ' . Authorized dealer for 6r Impala 2-dr Htp., GREMELSBACH STOCK YARDS nings. 64" long. actual, miles. Going . Into- service. 252 E; ¦ - ' . AOMIRAL-MUNTZ-ZENITH " . ' 4 sp s Refrigeratiorv ¦ «oi Main St. complete with - h.p. motor. Like naw. Commercial and Domestic SALET'S Open Mon.„- Yri. Eve. ; OLMSTEAD ST.-Ncar the lake It's coiy Linecasting and Press work Ray Hllke A Son Altura, Minn. East End Coa l & 555 £ 4th Ttl. 553? ¦ ¦ and neat. S-room house, -a il . .on 1 . .floor. Write JOHN DEERE— 1950 "G" . roliorriailc, high ¦; ' 2 bedrooms, l/ving-dlnlng room comblna- REDUCED IH PRICB. It!9 A58 Pont. 4-dr., Htp. .P. . $1198 / compression plstoni. Bill Wright, Chat- Cement Products Co. Stoves Furnaces, Parrs , - :. Srnatf Store A GRAJHIC ARTS , tlon.^kltchan . has built-in cabinets, hard- FORD 4-door , V-S motor. /AA fleld, Minn. 901 E. 8th Tel. MW . ' '58 Ford 2-dr . Htp...... $1198 COAL AND WOOD range. 12x15- -. rug.' Tel. wood floors, full lot, garage. 17,900. . radio, heater, automatic • US old "Where you. get more ¦ ¦ ¦ • ' Typewriters 77 1ransm|»slon> . power sleer- ' Technical School ^ET CHANGE over your milking -. 6827. - ' ¦ . - " " . ' . - ;. ' . ' ' . ' ¦ '57 Buick Htp. . :.;,;..-... $598 ' " ing. tu-tone" finish. A Una system. We have new and used pumps heat at lower cost." YOUR INSURANCE , egelhst off let . :ma- W. STAHR for. Catalog? . ELECTRIC and gas ranges, water heal- Tel. 6925 - family car that wilt and are equipped to put In the new chlna failure, have II jervlced end 374 W. Mark nva ;54; Pont; 2-dr., Htp...... $598 0 Approved for Veteran Training ; larger pipelines. Call us for free esti- ers. High trade-Ins. Install-Servlce. ' Slabs & Lumber RANGE OIL BURNER CO., 907 E. ?5th cleaned regularly by WINONA TYPE- V. "53?Ply. 4-drO .- .. ...0.. " ' .' .; $298! 0 mates. Oak Rldgr Salei A Service, : WRITER SERVICE, Your Business Ma- ^r^SV" $1295 .. . 1104 Currie Avenue, Minneapolis Minneiska, Winn. : For¦ .flood quality- slabwood and St. Tel. 747? . Adolph Michalowskl. ¦ ¦ '¦ ¦ ' • chine Headquarters. 161 E. 3rd. Tel. Cad. 4-dr. 0...... $498 ~ " ~~r~ ,; lumber call . ¦ ¦ BLE '52 . ... HOMELlfi CHAIN SA.WS ' . Specials at the Storei 74 . fi-3300. v . - - . . " '"A , - [ ¦ . "C" VENA S PARTS, SERVICE, SALES Dave Brunkow & Son * TYPEWRITERS and adding machines tor MID-WNTER 75 W. 2nd Tel, 8-2711 40 MORE TO? CHOOSE FROM. Chain saw - rental service Trempealeau, Wis. Tel; 14 '¦• - ¦ MAKE YOUR HOME country, spring- BOOKKEEPER . time fresh with one of our room de- sale or rent. Reasonable rates, lre» Open Mon. -Fri. Eve. AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE delivery. See us lor all your office ' odorizers. Available -in Spice, Evergreen -REDUCED , - SOME' " AUTOMOBILE AGENCY 2nd S. Johnson Tel. S45J supplies, desks, files or office chairs. ¦ ALL CARS- . Furniture, Rugs. Linoleum 64 and Spring Bouquet fragrances: GOLTZ BARGAINS Lund Typew riter , Co. Tel. $m. Chrysler 0 UP TO 50%. Many benefits. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ DRUGS, 274 E. 3rd. Tel. 2547. ' . ¦ ' John Deere OAK DINING ROOM set. Table. 4 chairs, 6"~>AfiC "<0 New Yorker, 4-door Give full particulars, buffet. No reasonable oiler refused. I 'n- Washing, I roning Machines 79 Beautiful J)//iy3 h«rd»op. Automatic¦ Irani- TRACTOR SPREADER qulre 1256 W. Bdwy. st, Spill level In Collecjevlew., lerge L-shap- T . -mlstlon, power steering, such as age,.experience,, WAYTAG AAND FRTGTOAIRE —' Pa ed llvlng-dlnlng room, kitchen , wilh power brakas, windows and jeati, ale starting salary, etc. . on rubber, CLEARANCE SPECIAL .— Serta Hldea- expert service. Complete stock of parts. bullt-Ins, three carpeted bedrooms, di- conditioned, tu-tone white and lawn mlsl . bed, covered In beige nylon, with a 1961 H. Choate & Co. Tel. 3B71. ; vided tile bath, amusement, room, en- with white sidewall tires. Local car. flenulne Serfa nnaffrejs, foam For interview write: cushions. closed porch, garage, move In nowl ' /f^^Avv>^5vv Kochenderfer & Sons Regular $249?93 now $169.95. BORZYS- Wanted—To Boy 81 r.^wHW ^ - 0 P.O. Box 58 A KOWSKI FURNITURE, 303 Mankato " - " Fountain City, Wis. ^SED^OUBrE iiundry wall . tubs .-wanf- Newly Weds WALZ R011T Ave. Open evenings. : ?¦ ¦ ¦ ; Vftdfi^'HI V <^CO. Winona, Minn. APPLIANCE ; ed. Tel . 2650. ' ? .? ; Buick-Oldsmobi le-GMC HIGHEST JUNK PRICES Or Retireds M. 1 ?W. IRON AND METAL CO. Two-bedroom home In nice condition M 1959 MERCURY 4-door, ra- 105 Johnson 0 Tel. 2396 Situation! Wanted—Female 29 .For ;.' • ¦ 207 w. ind, across Royal Oas Station In one ol our best areas, attachedtga- , . # dlo, heater, automaJle trans- Open tonight tiU 6, ; WILL DO WASHING and Ironlno or both, rage, beautiful yard, less than $11,000. k ¦ m million, new while ildiwall . AQ0 ¦ WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON & METAL in my home- Tel. . 9271. . 3 ROOM tlrei, light mlity grey flfl- and TV CO. pays highest prices for scrap Iron, \ / Ish, spotless condition Wanted Automobiles 110 Sales & Service metals, hides, wool¦ and raw fur. St. Mary's Church \ / Situations Wanted—Male 30 222 W. 2nd. ' . ' •• - T«l. -:jMT. Is less than I block from fhIs luxury \ / throuBhouf. Local one-owner. ¦ ¦ ¦ Closed Saturdaya AM A pleasure to look et end WORKED AS CARPENTER five years, ¦ ' on ' home. Remodeled and designed for two Y NEED CASH ? people. Ceramic tile kitchen and bath. y drove ilm^truck, worked In factory, OUTFIT HIGHEST PRICES PAID ^rVY.: .$1695 farm back-ground. Tel. 3593, John Deere Machinery, New for scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, raw J garages. Landscaped corner lot. We will buy your car or truck. Store manager wishes to con- furs and wooll . Trade down — lower your pay- YOUNG MAN presently enrolled In on Idea equipment, McGulloch -SALE P "C VENABLES , tact reliable party ivJio would $4,000 Electronfci Course ef Winono High chain saws Mayratli elevators buys this 2-bedroom home. Automatic ' "Schobr. desires ' . part time work In Wi- , , Sam Weisman & Sons 75 W. 2nd Tel : 8-2711 ments and receive c-ash back. like to take over $5.02 weekly INCORPORATED boat. Bath. Separate dining room. ¦ nona or Immediate area. Can work Oregon chain and 12^2 Cu. Ft. 2-door Open Mon. Fri. Eve. QUALITY CHEVROLET CO. payments on 3 rooms of furni- 450 W. 3rd . Tel. 5B47 5 to ( hours each morning Mon. Refrigerator with automatic Double Lot 105 Johnson Tel. 2396 thru Frl. ? and all day Sat. Would USED ture in lay-away merchandise Rooms Without Meals 86 / consider working Sun. If necessary. (file account No. 171S). 134 defrost. Was $349.00. Open Mon. - Fri. Eve. Till 9. Have H.S, education, 2 years In army FARM MACHINERY 4TH W.. 175—Large sleeping room, sepa- Big Spruce as radio operator, t years as farm pieces consist of Kroehler 2-pc. rate : entrance. Gentlemen only. ? The landscaping on this large lot can- Auction Sales operator, mechanically inclined, and suite plus tables not be duplicated In a new home. See LV ~ - SEE - lamps and C§N "T O ..- N 'OHNER ' Rresently enrolled In a nljiht typing .TRALLY CATED — Separate en- the quality construction In this sturdy 7 K . Now $259 AUCTIONEER^ City end Hale course. Hon est, reliable, and can fur- 9x12 rug. Also 3-pc. bedroom trance, gentlemen only. Tel. 6479. English type home with ceramic bath licensed w.t. and bonded. <52 ,_ i0eriv St, (Corner - nish referen ces. Write or inquire C-70 suite, double dresser half end three bedrooms, two-car , bookcase ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN-Wlth or end • . E. 5th and Liberty!? r-si. 4980. Dally News . DURAND bed and chest; Simmons mat- without light housekeeping privileges, garage, ? ¦ ¦ Private entrance and bath, Tel, 4859. '¦ ¦ '¦ ' Correspondence Courses 32 IMPLEMENT CO., INC tress and box spring, dresser 12 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator l Minnesota ." ' "• ' . • FOURTH W. 424-Sleiplng room for senile- Across From Madjson i^po lamps, sheets, pillow cases with no frost man In modern home. Family home with three bedrooms and Land & Auction Sales HIGH SCHOOL Durand, Wisconsin sewing: room, and bedspread. Plus 5-pc. din- food compartment, y ~ , living room and den; Everett j. Kohner YES, you can be a high school graduate. ette, silver and dinnerware set. Apartments, Flats 90 screened front porch, Tlmkln oil- heat. 158 Walnof 8-3710, after Hour.! 78M Finish at home In your spare time. New ' two-car garage. Less than 112,000. ~ . " CENTRAL LOCATION-lst floor. 3 large " texts furnlsiietJ. Diploma awarded. Bul- Wide Front This new merchandise was • , Was $319.50 M^3Sms FEB. 1—Thurs.? 12 noon. 10 milev NS. letin free. Our Mth year. Write American rooms and bath. All modern. . Has lust AFTER HOURS CALL: ot La Crosse. Paul linse, owner/ Axle Attachment originally priced at $624.80 — been completel Wehrenberu School, 0l»t, Office, PO Box 3255, St. Paul y remodeled and ridec- Dave Knopp 8-2809 USE#CAfl5 *< Linse, audloneeri; Thorp -1. Minn, unpaid balance is $444.00. This orated. Heat, water and hot water fur- W. L. (Wlb) Helzer e-2181 Finance Corp., clerk, Now $239.50 nished. Immediate possession. Tel. 7774 - - " for Allis Chalmers room outfit may be seen at John Hendrickson 7441 FEB. i-FriY 12- ioA tYi miles VV; of w.t. or B-203i, ask for 5yd Johnstone, Money to Loan 40 D-17 Tractor . our store now. Mary Lauer 4523 - Laura Flsk 2118 1962 RAMBLER American 4- Spring Grove, then 1 mile S? and HIGH FOREST .i—2 large rooms, par- l. l mile W. Kermit; S. Mrt. Gertie ~ r ~- 162' ' BOND FINANCE CO. tial bath, partly furnished, electricity door Sedan , standard trans- Blexrud, owners; Olson S, Son, ento KOCHENDERFER & SONS ' 125—JMO on your furniture, ear or 11 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator , furnished, Tel.. . 8-1174 -' after 4:30 p.m. IBOB ' . I- O mission, radio, heater, light - . tlon'e'erii Thorp Sales Co., clerk. signature. Tal. 8-3W3, W E. 3rd St. Fountain City, Wisconsin - " BURKE'S regular defrost. # RMA11RWI LARGE, 2-BEDROOM, dovvnTialrT apf . blue finish. This car still show- FEB. 5— Mon., 1 p.m., ','» mile west ot Gas heet, hot water, garage furnished. I? CLOVER*- w ' Rllllngslone on . Highway 248, Bernard 1 FURNITURE MART ; Was $239.50 Available¦ Feb. 10. $100 p«r month. Tel. I J Tel: 2349 rbom new . $1895 Guenthcr, owner. Alvin Kohner. auc- LOANS ^S 4649. . | HO Exchange Bldg. tioneer; Community Loan 8. Fin. Co* Clerk. ' PLAIN NOTE-AUTO-FURNITURE 3rd and Franklin CENTER 280—5 rooms healed, tit per 170 E. 3rd St. Tel. 2915 D-19 DAY month. Can be seen alter 3 p.m. 1952 RAMBLER Station Wag- FEB. 3—Siet., 1 p.m. 4 miles 5. of Hrs. ? a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. to noon. Now $189.50 EAST LOCATION-Near 3rd St. Modern 5- Winona in Pleasant Valley. Dr. Carl 5TH W. 226— Heated 3-roorn apt., newly jll on , radio, heater, overdrive, The Acl-Taker Goofed!! w.t. room house, on one floor. Gas furnace, Helie, owner: Alvin Kohner. auction- - REAL ESTATE LOANS redecorated, drapes nnd utilities fur- automatic hot w.iter healer, also wired for Wednesday, J an. 31 nished. Washing privileges. Tel. 9147 bright red . $295 eer; Minnesota Land & Auction Serv.. Sandran sells by the lineal ft? , 220. Only $5,500. Clerk. FRANK WEST AGENCY or Inquire rear apt. ~ - ~ — • 30" Electric Range ~ II a.m. II mllej of PAYMENTS LIKE RENT First showing im the not sq. ft. as listed in last 40TH AVE. 895-3-room oround floo7~aptT, W. STAHR 3957 BUICK 4-door Hardtop, FEB. 3^Mon. , sY 121 vV. Second Tol. 52W , lift private entrance. Living room, kllcheh, 374 W. Wl»rk Tol. MS Mondovi. Charlei Taber, owner; Fran- territory of the New Big week's ad. with plug out burners radio, heater, automatic, white cis Werlein, auctioneer; Northern Inv; bedroom and bath. Slove and refriger- ~Wm^—fm^ms? "¦zyot™"- / ~i AUllis Chalmers off door , automatic clock. ator , all utilities furnished. Tel. 9473. . Co., clerk . Quick Money . ..., - fLicensed Broker sidewall tires, beautiful dark NEV/T^ ,? on any article ot value ., . 70 H.P. D-19 FTR ST FLOOlJ'^pVrimenl. In ex. ^ blue with matching NEUMANN'S BARGAIN STORE cellent close-in location. Large carpeted SANDRAN living room wilh draperies, good sized HAVING AN 121_E. Jnd_ SI. Ttl. «.213i . Tractor. Now $209.50 interior $995 ' w.t. entrance hall , ceramic tile bath, and Dogs, Pe*«, Supplies 42 FLOOR COVERING Kitchen with built-in stove and disposal. Private entrance. ' Call 2849 or, afte r sjgS^^ ¦ 1957 DOPOE Coronet 4-door On display for l day only. I itfJ'b Tel. 7108 M . hours, 9540. I I AUCTION? PUPPY—5-month-old male. Free for good 12 Ft. 30" Electric Range 922 West Sth , Winona radio , heater , automatic trans- The sale of the lifetime accu- home. 560 . Johnson. | , , !: % Apartments Furnished 91 'Aiv' (>:MW<;'' ;>TO'^ mulation of goods is a serious F. A. K RAUSE CO. Reg, $2.26 Lineal Ft. Large oven , lift-up - fc mission , tu-tone blue and Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 LARCFxTfCHEN-LlvIng room, balh. Y» matter. You want your sales burners. block to grocery, bus line and dairy. white $995 conducted in an efficient man- ~ " " "BREEZY ACRES" .NOW $2 GOOD QUA LTTY HETE F0RD feeder cat Tel. 8-3069. Tom Raine. DIRECT FROM ner. Thorp Sales Company, fie. Short fed, weigh about 900 lbs. South on New Highway 14-61. I . ROOM wrfH klfchenefteO"VenHenrien Exclusive through (lieir many represen- Gerald Dleknose, Chatfield, Minn. 9 Ft. Now $135.00 preferred. Tel. 9211. ' - ~"~~T "Bank Rate Financing HEREFORD F EEDER CALVES l, BUILDER " tatives , is ready at all titnos • . R OR . $1.59 Lineal Ft. w.t. CENTER ST. 376—2 room apartment. 300 to 4O0 ,bsj 27 feeder pltji, S Hay, Feed US month. Available Feb, 1. Tel. to discuss with you the com- weeks old) brood sows to farrow Grain, 50 "' 6790 or 5017 lor appointment. No payment until 'A< ' NOW $1.35 New 3 bedroom homes with plete handling of your sale. toon. Pora Fredrlckson,_ Kellogg, Minn, HEAVY 6ATS OO nu.i 4W bales drv Wcstinghouse Washer - " s"HbRTHORfT^foCK c6wS^7.Tu»- Vo straw. V«rn Hennessy, Lewiston, Minn. WEST LOCATION—Really nice basemen! attached garages in new re- March 30th, 1902. Tel, 3824, #L124. apt . No children or pets. Tel. 2091 calf In spring, OrvllH Schroeder, Cala- - Irom 1 fo 6 p.m. lor appointment. stricted West Dale Subdivision . THORP SALES CO. donla, Minn. OATS AND CORN for"iale7~Jot Kooktt , SALET'S ~ ~ Hot and cold wn«h. (Formerly Minn. Sales Co..) HOLSTEIN^SPRINGING rlEIFERS - «, Rt. _ l, _Arcad|a, Wis, Tel. 3J-F-3, Houses for Rent 95 Oak nnd tile floors , tiled bath Wilfred Kohner, Rl. 2 Winono, Minn. " - ' PLEASANT VALLEY-moderr) 4:room; I built-ins , 120 Miracle Mile Off. Bldg. (Wilson) Articles for Sale 57 Small Store ami 'showers, kilchen - "' ~ bedroom house; for sale horseshoe bar EVERSOLE- ~ ~" i~ " Now $189.50 Rochester , Minn. DUROcY'sfoc'k Hbo-woiohY l'6b~To 33b 6NCE over ItohVly wltS damp clotti Good Things to Ear 65 and stools. Tel. 8-2633 , FIfA flnnncing. Buchlioli, keeps Glaxo asphalt tile shining bright- w.t. lbs. Tel. 6-MU 70351, Ed. ~ 4-ROOM "HOUSE, glassed-in porch. ' Awall" Off. Phone - A.T 2-7463 Fountain City, Wis. Rt . J. ly. No Waxing, Paint Depot. -14-r.u„.F.t -C^e-.. Dolly—flew* —-..- ./..—i : ;; "" ~ V^nted'^ReBl -Est«te: -::::: -:M>2- vaccinated, 1l-a years old, from Trl- NEW">I. ANT LIFE (or n if piant Keep USE our Blue Lustra Carpel Shampooe r — Stote lo freshen Iho last 3 Upright Free/or final"-€Jeardnee ef- breedIno- Ihcm flrowlng and sturdy throuflh tha Iree wilh purchase ol Blue l ustre Sham Farms, Land for Sale 98 .d 4 hfdroom homes fluy- weeks In Feb. Lawrunco J. Flllrier , ~ WE NEF D 3 fl'- winter months. GOLTZ DRUGS, 714 E. poo. Deposit required H. Ch(Ml» 8, Co. ' " ~ •rt arc wrtilUrj, C^ll Galesville. Wlv ¦ ¦- *• m At'HE 'KA llM with 130 till- » 3rIL T <"' 25<7 ' " " SPRINGING , HOLSTEIN5--2; 500 bales SEE OUR STOCK of good used'lurnl'luri! AH Metal Now $269.50 able. All modern brick house W. STAHR mixed hay. Alherl Aschlm, Rushlord, Hundred s ol olher Itoms . Coma In and 374 W Mark Tel, t'»t 1961 Model Appliances Minn. look oround. OK USED FURNITURE, 4 Kiii R Size .with new furnace. Basement " ' ~ WILL PAY HIGHCST CASIV fRICES riGHT D6ARsA}35 es. Yorkshire-Hamp- 273 E. 3rd. Tel. (-3/01. 21" Zenith TV b.-i ni with 25 stanchions, New FOR YOUR CITY PROPrRTY Was Nou' shire crossed, Yorkshire features. Paul LAWN HOY power mow ers sold end Walnut console on casters H. T«w»s, Caledonia, Minn. Tel, E|t- serviced exclusively In this area by SERVING TRAYS milk , house, silo and oilier "HANK"JEZEWSK 1 13.Cu . Ft'. Upright Freezer . . '->r><> . 199 (1;1 Jen W-6106. ROltl) BROS . STORE, S7* E, . . Now $249.50 Winona Tire k Retread Only one of each ln stock, AUCTION src nvio: .»r> Vor sn le fit nil limes, siiriiiRlng Small Store 1281 East nth Tol. f)-19' and fresh cows mid heifers. Feiten Imp!. Co. See our good used dryers aim Boarv Moton, Etc. 106 DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS _ 113 Washington St. Winona Muiical Merchandise 70 ' "' All nre Banfis mul . TB tested. TV sets at very Special Prices. Eve rett J. Kohne r CUE n- KT BOAT-A Y tt .] " ll h.pY Jo*in»on Finnncing nvuilnNo to all .re- U5R0 STCREO nniTHI-FI con»ol«iTsiwir«l motor. Tel. D-JlOlt. " " nnodeli 1o choost trom at 1.M1 Walmrt. St. rimnc n-3710 ' " ~ " ' sponsible buyers . Up to 3fl DAILY NEWS CRES T LVNER ---!} tt. boalY l»« » h p. months to pay. Will also, trude Hardt's Music Store Houtei for Sale 99 •leclrlc stnrtlng Johnson motor. Very uood condition, Will sell reasonably. Tel. SKELGAS tt» B, Jrd Winona WINONA Winona Electric ' for other livestock. MAIL E. WANT A 3 bedr oom home el a nice !B17 between 9 and 4:IJ, «ik for , low cr>-.t7 Neat nnd clean. Oood lo- Eslher. Radioi TfiUvition 7t cation. 4 rooms down and 3 up 1 car ~ " " Construction Co. LOWEST PF>ICe )n tlio country toilnyI garaje. Swidl perch. Ho work lo do Artotorcyclas, Bicyclai 107 Fredd Erickson SUBSCRIPTIONS ABTS y Motorola 19 In. portable IV , Wires nil mov« r lQl«t In. Nnnr bus line, '" .& Hit West 3rd " " " ' ' APPLIANCE 4 miles F.nsl of Uiilufwiiy. hand soldered Intn position , all p»r»i AGENCY, INC., Henilors, 159 Walnut THIS is THE TIME to •tnrl to oet ' 217 Bast 3rd Phone 4210 May Be P-aid at Dunrantwd lor 1 toll yenr. Only 1U9.B8, SI lei. 4J.I2 or allvr hours? C. R. your molorcycle ready lor ipting. Parts Tel. Dakota Ml3-M Yi. WINONA Fine «, powen, ;• E. and. Tel. 5802 Clay 8-2717, Wm, R. Hegel 4J01, 6. and repair torvlce ll but now. ALLYN TED MAIER DRUGS Tal. SOM, A, Aht» J1I14 , MORGAN, Luke Blvd. BUZ SAWYER . 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