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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]. Partl y Cloudy, Use Daily News ¦ " \ Showers Tonight For Best Results And Wednesday Classified Ads Ui. Soldiers Hit With Viet Nam Unit lifted Into Business at Mid-1965 Late Bulletins MOSCOW UPI — Premier Alexei N. Kosygin Attack Zone charged today that U.S. calii for peace in Viet Nam Firms are a deception and warned American forces "will TWosf have to take Into account an increase In aid" to Near Saigon the Vietnamese people from Communist countries. : ; ' ¦ ' : ' ' SAIGON. Viet Nam (AP ) — ¦:yir , , •. -; v "' ;. '•- ':. . :*w ' w : U.S. and Vietnamese paratroop- SEOUL, Korea -W. -— Scores of rioting student* Doing ¦ ¦ ¦ Better¦ .. . ' .V - ' - ' " ' ' ' ers hunted together for the Viet . - . . vere injured and 341 were arrested today in demon- (Editor a. record Cong in the jungle 30 miles '.* Note — At the halfway point of J965 , north of Saigon today in their strations against the treaty establishing diplomatic shattering ]/ear is besieged by some: ¦uncertainties and do-ibis. first such combined operation of -relations between South Korea and Japan. Sam Dawson , AP business news analyst , in this the first ¦ ¦¦¦ six!months,) the war. About 800 Australian ' ¦ ' ' ' ' : • '¦ •*¦ ' " • ' '¦ -- ' 'ir "¦ of two articles!. looks at the fabulous first infantry also moved in late in *. v- -* - ' • By SAM DAWSON the day. : A WHITE SANDS MISSILE mNGE, N. M. Wl -- AP Business News Analyst A Viet Cong grenade killed a A dummy moonship flashed over the southern New NEW YO.RK Ml— The economy has had its best ever six young American paratrooper as WMexico desert early today in an apparent success- months. But that in itself is dampening some of the celebration . he groped down a jungle path ful test of a safety system for astronauts. The first half of 1965 has set records which some — notably stock festooned; with vines and creep- market traders'— fear may be hard to top or even sustain. ers. He was the first man from Most business firms and most of the public have done better the U.S. Army's 173rd Airborne io far this year than they had expected to, in productioin and Brigade to die in action in Tiet sales and in personal income. Nam. A rifle bullet wounded an- The first three months far other in the chest. exceeded earlier predictions. Then most observers warned More than 1,200 men of tlie Tax Baffle that a breather was due during 173rd and two Vietnamese air- the spring months. But where borne battalions — perhaps 800 there has been any slowing men — were lifted into the area down it has added up to less Monday by a fleet of more than Continues in than anticipated. ' 130 helicopters. This followed up FELL FROM SKY V . . Fire Captain ,) . . and dropped the engine into an alley at a B52 jet bombardment of a The business upturn since the Ernest Beinchere, standing, of San Fran- nearby San Bruno. A section of wing followed three-square-mile section of the low point of the last recession, cisco Ihterhational Airport, and fireman but the plane made a safe landing at Travis Viet Cong stronghold June 18 reached in February 1961, is Wisconsin James Nuley look ., at .Jet ; engine which fell Air Force Base some 50 miles" . away where and a sweep last Thursday by now ending its 52nd month. At (AP one battalion of the 173rd. MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Dem- midyear the question is: Monday from a Pan American jet plane with extra long runways were available, How As iii the previous operations, ocrats in control of the Legis- long can it last, and how high 153 persons aboard. The plane had just taken Photofax) airport for Hawaii and Manila visual contact with the enemy lature's Joint Finance Commit- can it go? off from the There a little was slight. A. U.S. military question about spokesman said American ai.d tee pressed for introduction to- the gains so far in most of the LOSES PART OF WING; ENGINE day of a 1965-67 state budget bill economy-^-or of the in Vietnamese casualties were losses the light so far. itripped of balancing tax pro- stock market in the last six ' ' ' ' visions. ' weeks.- - ' . -• . . Women Rebel Meanwhile, U.S. Air Force The prediction in } The swing away from a com- January was planes made their deepest strike that this year the Gross Nation- Criprj led Plane into North "Viet Nam today , hit- bined solution to Wisconsin's al Product, the total output of ting a barracks and supply de- budget and tax problems split goods and services, should hit a At Uniforms for pot 150 miles west north of Ha- the bipartisan move toward a record $660 billion to top the noi, U.S: military spokesmen an- compromise begun two weeks previous record of $622.6 billion nounced. in 1964. This prediction still Lonc/s 753 Safely The spokesmen said the Thu- ago. ; -v holds, if only because the first Loan Office ari Chau depot was two miles Republican Gov. Warren P. half was SAN : FRANCISCO (AP) ; -A ulated area but hurt no one. so much better than BEVERLY HILLS, Calif, ; were 143 passengers farther north than any previous Knowles has said he will not expected. Pan American pilot gave thanks Aboard Air Force target. They said (AP) — Officials of a savings pi- today for the "miracle" that let and a crew of 10. lots reported destroying: 32 'build- sign a bill that fails to include The year started off with ¦ and loan association haye uni- him nurse his passenger-fined Two minutes after the Honolu- ings and damaging 20 others. HOLD THAT TIGER .. . Wearing look-alike madras balancing new taxes, but Demo- bang. Auto and steel production 707 jet to a safe landing, despite lu-bound jet took off from San form thoughts on the subject of A U.S. Air Force BS7 jet jackets, Luci Baines Johnson liolds a stuffed tiger her date, crats ignored the threat MOIK was going full blast and setting the j oss of 20 feet of wing and an Francisco international Airport :, women's dress. bomber was hit by Communist former Senate page Sidney Kaplan of Alexandria, Va., won W ' ' " ;' : records. This has continued , engine which scattered in a pop- Monday, Capt. Charles H. day-. . ; They think the 65 women em- greundfire as it supported a for hei at Pontchartraln Beach amusement park last night with very little slackening. (Chuck) Kimes, 44, of Danville, ground operation IS miles from . The eight Democratic mem- Many Wither ployed there should wear uni- ¦ ¦ ¦' , Kaplan, who has bein taking the President's 17-year-old industries were y *A. -.*" ." - . * -7 Cauf., felt a heavy vibration in Saigon and crashed and burned biers of the Joint Finance Com- playing the same kind ..of ball. forms and, with this in mind, his right outboard engine. in a rice field two miles north of daughter around New Orleans since Sunday, was a surprise mittee refused again Monday to To set the pace it did in these ordered that they do so the Saigon airport, U.S. spokes- escort. (AP Photofax) last six months the economy has introduce a compromise bud- beginning Aug. 9. Hundreds of persons In South men reported. had to offset a number of blows. Captain Tells San Francisco and San Bruno get-revenue drafted in 10 days A dock strike from Maine to The announcement was met saw a ball of fire blossom on the The two crewmen ejected of bipartisan negotiations. The Texas in January arid February by some with less than enthusi- end of the starboard wing as the from the plane after the left crippled some industries. For wing caught fire, but one man committee then instructed the asm: No. 4 engine snapped off and 's Bliss to Ask six months the steel labor nego- ' parachute failed to open , the Legislative Reference Library "Who wants tp become a Of Plane Fire/ plummeted to earth like a flam- tiations have been a cliffhanger , ing meteor. spokesmen said. His body was to give the committee a sepa- upsetting business planning. blob?" asked one. recovered. The second airman Then one-third of the wing, rate measure containing only "The weather has damaged stay individ- parachuted into a river and a "We want to tra ilLng blazing debris, broke off Convention Quiz appropria- many sections; snows crippled 1 search was being made for him. (AP) the recommended uals, * said another. "If we Loss of Engine and slanted to earth, In the WASHINGTON - Re- here for the second day. auto production in February ; The dead flier was the 430th publican National Chairman Former President Dwight D. tions contained in the bipartisan didn't, we could join the wom- (AP)— plane, pilot Kimes told his terri- floods, drought and earthquakes SAN FRANCISCO A American killed in combat in Ray C. Bliss says he will recom- Eisenhower gave a boost Mon- plan. brought havoc in many plates en's army." steel-nerved airlines transport fied passengers in a calm voice, Vi et Nam. \ "We have had some trouble. mend today the naming of a day to the idea of reforming th« The compromise sets a rec- But despite all these things A third asserted her fashion- captain told today how he A second American plane, an commjttee to study the whole national conventions $812.1 million. Keep calm and everything will . At a typi- ord budget of the general economy consciousness by giving the brought his 143 passengers and RF101, was shot down at low al- question of presidential conven- cal convention of thc plan would has ex- safe land- be okay." , Eisenhower The other half panded. In May, 72.4 million s notice. 9 crew associates to a titude on another raid north of tion procedures. said , have levied $105.2 million in firm two week' ing with 20 feet of fire-burned "there is confusion , noise, Americans were employed , 1.1 , th« Hanoi line, and the pilot impossible deportment and ig- new taxes. wing missing after one engine Klmcs pouring additional Bliss said he would make the million more than in January . The firm 's officials said they was presumed killed , spokes- fell off. power to his other engines to suggestion to the Republican noring of the subjects being dis- Risser D-Madison , Personal income was at an an- wanted to take their employes men announced. The plane was cussed on the platform. I think Sen. Fred. . keep his 270,000-pound plane flying support for an attack National Committee, meeting separate budget nual rate of $517 billion in May, out of "a hodgepodge of cos- Pan American Flight 843, a bv most of the United States is hor- proposed the just reached flying, elected to head Flight 843 other aircraft on the Son La bill and touched off a round of with the five months average 6.2 Boeing 707 jet, had rified at the spectacle." tumes." 700 feet altitude on Monday 's to Travis Air Force Base 50 barracks and supply depot about Republican criticism. per cent higher then in the pre- miles away, where runways "It's almost a raise for the takeoff for Hawaii and Manila, 14-0 miles west northwest of Ha- Elsenhower gave this Hen. Jerris Leonard , R-Mil- vious year. Dividend payments were long and emergency facil- formula girls," said Kenneth F. Spencer, "That is when she blew ," said noi. It has been the target of for producing light waukee, called the move "just in the first five months came to ities many. Liberal Party and reason, $6.4 billion , up 10.5 per cent the association 's chief manag- Capt. Charles Kimes, 44, of several previous attacks. at the nominating conventions, another Democratic stall—some "We not only pay for Calif. "I kept it going with a lot of " But he from the 1964 period. Retail ing officer. Danville, Reliable sources which so often are overwhelmed more foot dragging. clothing, but we do the laun- help," Kirnes said later. "It was reported an GOP members sales are running 8 per cent the by hoopla and bedlam: and four other dry." "I cllmlied to between 1,- a miracle." American adviser was killed supported Riser's motion ahead of last year. 200) and 1,400 feet. I could have and another wounded in a ma- Backs Lindsay —Give the permanent chair- Under questioning from Sen. , Too good to last? Pessimists Each woman will be given gone higher but I decided not At Travis, fighter planes jor engagement being fought by man dictorial powers. blue, one Robert Warren, R—Green Bay, and optimists nre sharply divid- three sets of suits : one to, because I had no faith in thc scrambled into the air to escort troops of the Vietnamese 7th —Name 6-foot-4 sergeants at Democratic Assemblyman Dav- ed at the midpoint , but they black and one checked. Plans integrity of the remaining por- him and make visual airborne division near Cai Lay, in the arms, police officer types per- Obey of Wausau said his agree the first half could hardly call for all to wear each set for wing where thc en- inspections of the damage A Mekong della about 45 miles In N.Y. Race haps . id every Fri- tion of the party had been angered by have been better. one week , changing (No. 4) went. Const Guard plane was already southwest of Saigon. The Viet- —Limit demonstrations to fiv« to uniform to gine NEW YORK (AP) - The Lib- Knowles' comments on the tax Next: How the second half is day afternoon the "Then tho engine snapped off , alongside the crippled airliner. namese were reported battling minutes; anything more than be worn the coming week—a eral party, with a record of provision in the compromise. shaping up. the plane took a rather sudden The fire was out by this time. a large Viet ConR force In tho electiona , has that is "spurious and phony." of fashion preview. ( deciding close -kind hwn A alaA vlrrM»»»- niflilnhT»,tn- n urn..,.» o .vIn —Cut down the number of del- lULII 117 Ul*. *»fc» » marshy nren , but no other de- endorsed Rep, John V. Lindsay, Shortly after 2:30 p.m. less tails were Immediately .availa- egates and make the alternate* bo expected. than half an hour after takeoff , Republican candidate for New compensated for this turn ble. sit in the galleries. "I Kimes' plane was circling Trav- Vork City mayor. and flew out over the water endorsement is a major Finally, Eisenhower turned is. Then a new crisis arose . The The toward a press table nnd (San Francisco Bay which the boost for the 4:»-ycnr-old con ; , ad- airport borders) to keep away rifiht landing gear refused to dressing reporters , said "I say lower hydrmilienll -y. gressmnn , who is planning a from tho populated areas." fusion ticket in hLs bid to bo the all press, all publicity media , First Officer F. R Miller of Committee should be excluded from the -Wn.s!,., sa id approval of n number of elections . In WfiO , a key role In Ihe tense .situa- get job s In shows us trag ic McKce 's . " nomination was not the Liberals ' 400 ,17ft ballots en- relief , . . .Smnll boys aro unanimous but (tint no record abled the late .John P. Kenned y WEATHER tion . .IIAI, FORECAST After Ihe safe arrival al Tra- washable , a molhor knows, vote wns taken. to take New York State hy n FEIH' vis, ho reflected on flip dnun/it- bill most of Mmm shrink Congress wi.s twirled n scp- majority of .'Ml.'I .OOO over Richard Wlnonn nnd Vicinity — Part- Ic moment when No. 4 engine from it . , . DI MI OKUP Over- rial hill • •¦suspended In McKce 's IM. NI KOII and win the micinl 4-5 ly cloudy to cloudy tonight nnd lilas.s'omeri into n hull of fire, hoard: "What' s n homo cn.so — n law barring any mill- president lul electoral votes. Tho Wednesday with scattered Liberal parly usually has en- - "I had no Idea whut cmi.sod without children '/" . . . t M 7 man from holding I he post showers or thunderstorm .. A ¦H__a_M_B_ _HH*__ M«a«a«aanil«BBMal ^BHBBMMBBBiaiaaMaaHaW Qnii-t. " ot FAA administrator. The spo- domed Democrats In major con- little cooler. Low tonight In Mfe , 111,0117" 'em nron t nappy II ." ho snld, "WHO WANTS TO BECOME A ployes on Aug. tt. Some of "It could have been a bird fly- rlal statute allows McKee to tests. high Wednesday 75, , , . Mm. Marlene Schalch , assistant Ireasur- nbout the order. "I don't care If Don Loner ing Into the engine Intake or an servo In Iho post , If confirmed The Liberal endorsement nl LOCAL WEATHER rr of llie HcviTly Hills Savings and Loan Is designing Iht* uniform,'!, " snid one. "Who engine failure, " hy Iho sonnlo , and lo draw his Lindsay was mado by a voire Official observation* for th* Associat ion of Hmwly Hills, Ojillf., models wants to heroine a blob",'" (iiwgo M , Gold , Asked Itis ngo. tho captain ( % $/ & &full FAA .salary of $:n) ,O0O a vote at a party convention Mon- 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: tlie now dress uniform which I H to become nn executive of the Lopcr organization , Is nt alflhed : "1 feel HO — but I' m in For more Inunhn seo Karl year plus $11,404 of his military day night nfter tho party 's poli- Mnximum , R9; minimum, C2; standard altlro for Iho ftr m '8 65 women em- right . (Ar Photofax) my 40n," Wilson on page i) retirement pay. cy committee recommended it. noon , 74; precipitation , trie*. min i i nwn minium II i im i ¦¦—iiiwiim i iiii.i iiiiiiiii iMwiiiiiw.w^^ . , j| Disabled Pope Stresses DOW NTOWN ^ff ^MTWTrTWNMt ^^t^k 710MIRACLE Kadar Gives Up Freedom of ¦ ' PHONE j Vets Elect PHONE IllM i i tmtimm^^mmmmmm ÂLL i Conscience VIRGINIA , Minn. (AP> -Del- j Premiership, bert Nelson, Minneapolis , was iÛ2iJf//>7^2__^______F VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope elected commander of Minne- j ^^^^ Paul VI has indicated that the cSH sol a Disabled American . Vet- ! Vatican ecumenical council's erans a Her . the group adopted a Still Hes Boss declaration on religious liberty slate of resolutions including one still maintains that all men calling for an increase in com- • VIENNA, Austria . (AP) - ; should be allowed freedom of 7000 pensation payments. Communist party chief Janos conscience. j PAV members want the pres- i^^SB Kadar still appears to be top The declaration was revised ent $;*.OOO a year limit for com- man in Hungary after giving up : earlier this year after the coun- ° pensation payments raised . Wil- "I cil's third session and there liam G. Dwyer , San Diesel, Calif. •!¦ the premiership in a reshuffle. have been published reports TWO LARGE MODERN STORES TO SERV E YOU Kadar , 5S, resigned as pre- \ national commander, told the ; > that the Pope ordered it wa- group that under the proposed ; SK PRICES STORES r Monday and handed the ' denied ¦ K ^-^B EFFECTIVE IN BOTH n*;s^wr.ra2Z3 -3mH^^^ mie. tered down. The Vatican national anti-poverty- program , j ^^ ^ ^^^^ job to . Cij'ula Kallai , 55, liis dep- j this, but the new text was not those with incomes less than nty since 1960/ He retained the made public. $:t ,0OO must be 'considered; within v . ¦ top party post , the most power- j Pope Paul told his weekly au- a poverty circumstance. . '¦' ; dience in St. Peter's Basilica - f ul position in Communist coun- 1 fMSENSATIONAL Monday that the declaration Dwyer also said that strong ¦ ' ' ' ; ~^\ I llllllIrKNdlM . tries. -| would make clear that no on<> organizations are needed to safe- rJIVrlMlTrl :UY VALUE At"least seven new men were should be forced to accept the guard the rights of veterans. ' AVO W\V*IIOSII named to the Communist par- message of Christ. Other officers named included ty's top echelin. They appeared Ben B. Grossman. Minneapolis ,; to be handpicked by Kadar to jtinior vice commander; Melvin ; -of insure his control' ; the . pa-rtyj¦ Troops Patrol Baicourt , St. Paul , senior vice | apparatus. V ' - .] commander; Jerome Stain-1 ¦ Hungarian officials silt} the ] 'Maclta4a >; Ecuador brook , Crookston. first senior ; , vice commander; Frederick" OF THE OOM changes did not mean any ; alter- QUITO , Ecuador (AP)—Army Schott, St : Cloud, second : Keith [. Ql . I \Fur L ation in Hungary 's domestic or fi B foreign policies: but were de- units were reported patrolin$ Sy, Virginia , third , and Earl i signed to take " some of the bur- the streets of Nachala , capital Schroeder , Austin , fourth senior PJ of EI Oro Province , today aft- vice commander. , ¦ ! L// den off Mr. Kadar 's shoulders.'"! in er crushing a revolt by a small " Walgreen First8 Aid a Can X'C'C/ L/, H VCxC^C/ J / U' The official announcement Meryl Steep. Brainerd , was r+ r\r\r>. ! i / LT group of noncommissioned off i- ^ ' said the change was made so cers and soldiers. elected department chaplain , v GOOD "* v __ _ that Kadar could "devote his Edward J. Kavanaguh. Carlton, | ASPIRIN | STERI-S PRAY ^ nr . -^—-^-.r-,™ whole time to his duties as the The Machala correspondent of J La Judge advocate, and Raymond ] i¦ first secretary of the (party 's) the Guayaquil newspaper Flynn , Minneaoplis. treasurer. NEWS .-» R ., ».5. \ ' .;¦ Central Committee." Prerisa reported that the rebels f -* * IM ^wmEulilEî : demanded a relurn to a Consti- The convention ended Satur- , Rumors that Kadar would day with installation of officers. '¦ c resign as premier have been tutional government , a provi- ^- p^ 98 sional civilian government , new ' fs *1" ' NYLONS circulating since the o-uster of tions filled r^.or sickroom »up- > |* ** SEAMLESS schools and modernisation of ; " f Soviet Premier Nikita Khru- Kenned y Presents phes delivered in ¦ . hurry just $?^ '*'''*r<^mmzmw&" *^&m mAW*mm&mmswmi8mm ~ ; shchev in October 1964. Khru- hospitals. |f by phoning us. Let us know H & IT^S* ^TUf ^ m—n Hospital Scholarship your requirements , and we'll Boy 's n Now Ingrahcm Pac«r * / ^^"^ shchev's jobs of premier and j f ^ *» >:>*s party chief were filled by Alexei NORTHAMPTON , Mass7(AP) 11 N. KoSygin and Leonid I. Bre- Patman Suggests Si=rr_ SK'Jffi! ¦: %^ #J MI —Sen. Edward M. Kennedy,¦ D-jl charge for th.s convenience. « TIMEX ALARM ™!I"»,E zhnev. A similar division of la- Mass., has paid a return • ¦yisit.' u,i T/,ucf U / bor occurred in Romania in Martin Resign .jj r\ CkCX I***, ^St» / X to Cooley Dickinson Hospital , I rnarmnxm 1 WATCH ES * CLOCK u ' HEEL March , after the death of IW IHaW SMw^^-etoJKL I/ WASHINGTON (APV - Rep. where he spent three weeks last ;J Luminut Dial FT Gheorghe Gheorghiii-Dej. Gem Single. Edge c * / X _ Wright Patman has called again year after suffering a broken j | ^ | ^^ / The Soviet -premier s ouster for the resignation of William back in 1 a plane crash June 19. j | S 59 59 caused a wave of uncertainty in McChetisey Martin as chairman This time the senator present- i | RAZOR , $ ' Hungary and the rest of Eastern of the Federal Heserve Board. ed a scholarship fund Sunday 'toll ;Vo$ 95 ^9A & 3 I 'l/xui £9k Europe. In Hungary, there was The Texas Democrat, chair- the school of nursing. It was an- ! | BLADES ... * ** df fear it would bring an -end to a man of the House Banking Co- nounced that the fund is a me- .-v 5 ..... \l tZSmLJ J Reg, 7 fo* 98«* ;^- iu . ;). v .^<^Jw J .....,.r / v / >S> ^ __ /jhf I m^ liberal trend in the Red regime mittee, has blamed Martin for a modal to Edward S. Moss, al T ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ h^M Kennedy aide from Andover | and a revival of Stalinism. recent stock market slump. 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Aerowl. | LKt/vit KI INJU U mMmjmmmmmmmmam1 la, n 1 ' ^ ders For Enjoyment At Home. -r\ \ \v\ I ° " I *•£?* R«0. $1 -29 I pint ilze 1 Lady Schick f v.* JSUPER ATINALSgi ooc QQc I ELECTRIC ****»»»****** THESE VARIETIES ON HAN D ~vvwwvwwvw** ^\\\\\\ H «0 \ ^V^V^V. j vltam.n.VV i* Mln.r«l. I S RA20RS ' ' ' I _W Ij1 In y Lake Superior White Fish Red Snapper "A. * i=^V< I ' ' ^ B"y On* Bottle of 100 I W» i««W g»t~ I W»M«»«M««BiaHra ' ! hand travel erne. |. «-00 Dorothy Orey «* ».« Walleye Pike Shrimp ^'U l & i G-" «0 ^ 1 F- W - 5° | Lê Trout ¦ i ' M * I Pretty Perm îth purcha.. I Scallops '^ L W «\¦ |l * MoistUHzinq I ^R 6 i.: ^/^^îlh-o • \"# $11.96 $C98 tl 8 I ¦ . • fl <' Brock Trout V •' i giW^ f L •V^ /W^v Value _J :? rrriun/Mir M LOtlOII » «W mwwnm^J^W!M (' Salmon _ _-». ^ K,n*• • ! TECHNIQUE 1 _ =.' Halibut 9 Crab Le3 s ^T-^^ Mx f 4 froor^-> . . ______,*' 1^^______¦ ¦¦ ! ¦¦ ! ¦ JW I I Swordfis K Finnan Coa»t Guard Approved ^ , " ' ' Haddie F c_ 77 O r r l^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_MNtfX^1 ^df ^2!^' "^^V '1 . .. ¦ WE SERVE STEAKS •WeMhered brr>wn ipoii end wrin-| t; ______[S^^^^ ^' - ' ¦ ' ^-^'"^r ) , CHICKEN, HAMBURGERS ^ __^SfcS^*l^î^^îî^l^l^^Ki^JffiSBp '" ' mawmmiaa [«liin| old- perhani before yon-ij $2.98 I 1 1 ^ — "Z^-^N SM ^K^m SN U Mâ we wmmsw. FISH MARKET HOURS: them am f ______Tfl>5 \ wl f W m\atM 3mJ^^t^fZmeK nTtrnVmNrf 8 a.m, to 5:30 p.m. Except i, he *kin- tnakM hnnd- look while .,, JS GER-LASTING Monday Saturday 8 a.m. »o A p.m, T^BWiWH ^'ll I l______2HHHl^li FOR LON \ ¦ t RUBB|N G |i Ki||j:ONTAINS 6L-7ol| - ' 1 |ig" ^ — ^^rj cr:,::! IS?^^&il.tlc- ' .ind iiioi-len-. "km . Now onl^l i k\ r* fWACW """^^ t -«»'¦ nMler . mor. pir/»c« Ml: |" < Standard Fish ^ MM _._. _! L. f; o"0«r /Ml/np/ Wllh r../ hortr Hot Fish Shop 2 00 for .» ounce- ,—r ~_ ii ALLUMUL '-1 M M •I» A # l..; . M ' -^wnwi- ..RtW^ . Cl •01161» OR QCtir fl tIgltL»A»l! T«f l | «h«t hold. «,d hold., c.i ntvr -1 mnniht' wpply W "^ ^ I ^ Q I I j In *be Shadow of Soger Loaf Ma^Ct ¦' Dlpplly Dol { i*ruch Mason City. Iowa, recorded state commissioner of business .15 of an inch wliile plete is the scheduled Aug. 4 THEN, Gappa testified, statements in his deposition . Minnesota development , and R' us sell Koop- and Wisconsin points had lesser sale of the Vulcan building. man walked around the car His. testimony today is true, Gap- Schwandt, s t a t e agriculture , amounts. The more than $40,000 realized reached in '• ' ¦through the . open pa reiterated. commissioner. Duluth's morning tempera- The ambassador , a frequent in the two sales so far are to stock building. rector of school plant planning, Chile and Mexico have taken I the celebration . state Department of Education , Bravo Foods bought the Swift I nations in disapproving of the —Buffalo County Democrats will There will be three buyers at Dr. Rohrer said that he plant , bringing an industry here ! United States intervention in the stands similar to Uruguay 's. I ( Contined on - I'agi- Vi , Col. i) meet July 6 at 8:30 p.m. at the station. They include Archie St. Paul; Tom Hendrix , archi- felt that this was contrary , Minneapolis; Osman to replace one that had left thc Dominican Republic. The tall , graying ambassa- i FRIENDS CAN Gilmanton Grade School: Davis , Larrv llossner atiid Hitt- tect city. ' to long-standing board pol- Springsted. bond consultant St. "But there s no passion about ner. Gus Gaustad will be the . He , too, -was it ," he asserted icy which prohibited the Paul , and the board of educa- said food an im- I state livestock wcighmaister. sale of beer on park prop- portant commodity in a world tion and administration of Har- j HE EXPLAINED that his erty. mony High Schoool. that did not have enough of it. 1 ¦ "Food is meant to be produc- government has taken a bi- Commissioner Edward M. partisan stand against the Unit- Uf, wfcj Allen observed, that while ed to l)e liscd and not to be de- lAj 'tkb hi LANKSBOHO i'ATlKNT ed States action in the Carib- If he wasn't necessarily criti- stroyed , " he asserted. Jury Hearing ! bean island mil ion and that this personally, LANESBORO , Minn. (Special ¦ IH^SB cizing the action ¦ " ;' K.AIIltl.1 ,1, s;,i,| dar establish- stand has widespread support ' ' •' " ' C7 'A ^C^______HE|^B HU L^H9S3BB9l>£uJaâââ^ he did think "Maybe the —Mrs , Toman Thompson is a in Uruguay . aBH^^^^- '" ' medical patient at SI. Marys ment of thc Sayous subsidiary ^^ ¦ ^ Council should have checked , ---r^^ ^^L3cB__Ji^______flB.__E _9rej_!_li__£^______r^ kSjff^^Sfjr^* ^^^^^tifi!v^^^^liî^rf.^l^H Hospital , Rochester. hero gave ' Minnesota business j This stand however, has en- Meat Dispute with us first. " ties with Uruguay, a nation I gendered no hostility against the ' , , Trial by n jury he{ _ an today with which it has lomg had cul- j United States lie said and the tips, ¦ Uruguayan peop le w ish to con- In municipal courl in a case tural and social Me joined oilier TVlinriosolans , linuc close economic, social and appealed from conciliation court ,' poli! icnl cooperation wi(h this involving an allegedly had quar- Winona Business Index in welcoming Ihe firm, declar- . May May ing, "a stale is known by the conn try ter of meal. y^ < ^ \^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_\jjjJiJjjjjjBiiPll^jjjjjjjjjjjjJIJjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjHHKl^^. vj ^ ' 111(14 ..wr. companies it keeps." The Uruguayan controller AW '™ * ifjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjJIJjJIB^,______^H ^^^^^-^^^.^^^w. ^Mgy^___ Miss Virginia Krnster, Cale- ' 4^' I ^^^j| ^M^ Minn,, Outbound Air Transportation Schwandt , noting lhal Minne- general , Raul Ib.'ira Snn Marl in , donia , alleges that she },n said at a meeting of Ihe Eco- bought a quailcr of meal from Passengers > J" sota is one of the lop five •>«•» states in prnduclion of agri- nom ic Commission for Latin Tushner 's Super Market , 501 I'. . Mail (pounds) | Express (pounds) ' h < 'im • •' •''" cull iirnl goods , said the new America in Mexico City in May :ird St., la.st March and thai »7;27:t IOM thai his country was a.s "strong- the incut turned out lo lie Freight (pounds) plntil would help Ihe slate wid- Bank Debits en its market lor these prod- ly in opposition to the United nc;jr))' inedible Volume of checks drawn . myMHH) &mMm» ucts. Stales inlenviition a.s it had Daniel .1. Tushner. Ytt\ W Iliill.liti f. Volume Harold I.ric.Mtlli , Cily Council been I D Russia 's intervention in Mark St., the defendant , has « ' anot her Latin American coun- ' Permits , ,„ ,';J president , welcomed the plant rcl used lo refund Miss Kiuster s V«|u,. $ 2I7.MIO If 44H,«ir>!) lo Winona on behalf of Mnyor try. " purchase pi'icc. I.mployim-iil R. Iv, KllingN , who could not His retereiKT was lo Cuba, Special Municipal Judge Lor- '(',^,, Ill. l.t;. IH .ilVj i although Ihe controller general 1 , all end Ihe ceremony. en W. Torgerson is presiding Mimufticliiring •' ¦ l!,( '1 ' •|¦,7 "Tlie Cily Council is a cooper- joined will ) the delegates of the :,; l7 alive council" Ihnl will do all Soviet Union and Cuba in de- In a siv-man jui' y Total Hrtive applications "^ ' " nouncing (he- United .Stales ar- I) il can to help business here , he Atliiniey Hulici'l Landlord Placements • '•"• I •" »' num.I.lined lion rcprcsenls Miss Krnsler , and i •!«" Unemployment claims ^" Muster nl reiviwinics for llie Hli; \,\Ul,VSS,V OOU said Dennis A ' . 'linH-eon icpi ewents Wlnonn Post Ofllcr $ ",|l :1 , dediei.lion was I.. Speed Stone, here, however . Hint lliara slat- Tushner ncccipis M'-m * • • ''• Sayous' vice president for pub- ed his country 's position only Jurors ;ire Iwiwicnre W. HtllitlfS lic relations , who has been here BURLINGTO N ... <>-->! > because other luilions hud Mnrrcll , Mi.v Jiiincs A , Iveh , Wulur melers «.^-' r the lusl Iwo weeks helping the Galloiw pumped I i:i, if..r.,om , I i. . ,.ir.:i .:u)» bronchi the mutter up and he John KleiM. Mrs Carl W plan) gel ready to open. fell thai Uruguay 's s | a n d ¦- Fwd IViia;, and David (ins customers -l. tHHl -l .7«iv l.itiii 'i' . ,y.> ';ii to the Klectric customers UX.'! H .ti:ii Savons ore.ani/.nlini * since Its of iinlinn * nl Hie inter-American Kilowatt hours used y.iilil . i:«:i ii , 4Hl . i7i beginning as a nie;it sales firm ' conference should be made Witliou(. « doubi...thifl in II yenrs ngn , II lirgiii. to nper- clenr. 1f VO %0 1%^ Winona nnd Wilokn phones H'-AM i:i .:vîv 1 CHICAGO* *^*^ ^^ the finPBt , wny to g0< Sink Nei g hbor s Give Vital SliidstU'-s Wlniiiiii Cmml-v iile its own plunls four yenrs ano Uruguas 's opposition to Am- Mnrringi\ s ••! a"i and now bus Hirer ID Uruguay i crlcan inlrrveiilion in Ihe Jxirk in n real fill , relaxing ooncl) or ptirlor c«r n«at,.. ...troll to the Firemen Party 1'ivorcen I H and iMie in Argenl Inn. ' Dominican Uepublie , the ambus- forget l lie Vintn-Domefl for M .Hi When il decided lo open a sudor explained , stems from Its l Mary 's SI reel sin- Kesidenl deaths ¦ « I'I inspected these plunls , he said, I're.sidenl Lyndon I) Johnson (am. brnt^ lit SM|Miirn(s "hut we Icrjil corning hnrk to has contended lhal (here wtm NORTHBO UND > lonvi. Wino-ic. 12:25 pm, 5:13 pm, 7\\S pro, 8i40 pm, 3:30 am "We wanted lo show omr up- Truck linen (outhouiul In pounds) l.,(i(iii , :ilt;' 4 ,/> cision lo conic here , Sion*' na- vival on olher nations observing Tlie fti< ' uiMisc is going In lie Commercial towtinnt -. -17 Mil scried , hul Ihe m«is( important iiitei nntiiiti.il Imv. torn down when Ihe flrcinea (Jommorclnj buries "til. WM . Kor this reason , he said , it move lo a IU .'NV stal lon on iinnth- ltaputy KcgiNtrii r of [Motor Y' --..Jcli-« I( oi\l lulled IMI I'li Me I'i. Ol i) opposed what it contended was er flli' i'i'l. New car reglHtnitlcmN I'll IHV AlMltASS.VtMtli a (llM'egmd <>( Hie principles of They'll Do It" Every Tim* By Jimmie Hatlo ¦ ' — — I —la^— ailM"llTrMTH ——^———^ 1T"~~~ * Father Giving Set QL dfamumL JdtL MhjhL Milwaukee Kidney to For Big Festival MILWAUKEE (AP)-Milwau- display will be staged on L«k« Lunches Michigan's shores Sunday, Fashion kee becomes a city with a cot- the July. And the Daughter, 13 candy heart this weekend. Fourth of Ring, ton Bros, and Barrmm i NEW ORLEANS (API — "If A "Day . in Old Milwaukee" - ling Bailey the Lord's willing, everything actually a five-day festival - Circus will perform Friday, Sat- Draw Big Crowds urday and Sunday at the Mil- will come out just fine." celebrated with a circus will be Arena ; air that its disciples believe is waukee By EARL WILSON Those were John Honeycutt's Gov. and Mrs. Warren P, I still get shocked at some things in words as he prepared for sur- unmatched anywhere. NEW YORK¦ — her* million Knowles and Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ' ' .. wch as looking up from my lunch to se« ¦ gery today to give his 13-year- A crowd of half a Uew York . . to linn* Mil- ry Ringling North wlll head the gorgeous blonde . . .in easy pinching distanct from me . .... old daughter a new lease on life. people is expected streets for-the climac- parade, starting at 2 p.m. Mon- waggling about in a nudish black lace transparent negligee . . . Honeycutt, 48, an Aniiiston, waukee's ' ¦ ' ¦ Ala., pipefitter , and his young- tic circus parade Monday. An day, that takes ray mind off my eggs Benedict. will The line of downs, caged ani- Am I old-fashion, or puritannical, or something? est daughter , Johnnie Gail , un- old - fashioned circus trail dergo simultaneous operations gaily painted circus wag- mal s, cowboys , elephants, "Our Place.' a smart new spot with Tony Bennett, Eva Gabor haul , Dick Brown, today. ons to Milwaukee from Baraboo, marching bands antique ani- ard her husband, and other units and Less Crane as investors, has Tulane University surgeons birthplace of the famed fling- mals, -will about a dozen of these wagglers plan to take out one of Honey- ling Bros, show. stretch out more than five miles. ; waggling around in a lingerie- cutt's two healthy kidneys and air. a transplant it in Johnnie Gail's With bombs bursting in The Circus World Museum at Auction Set and-bikini "fashion show" each fi reworks Wednesday noon . . . and the body. gargantuan nighttime Baraboo will load its 40 historic o4her day -it . was packed with The frail blonde girl's kidneys parade wagons onto a circus male customers who ar« just were mined by chronic nephri- train that will arrive in Milwau- Plants crazy about fashions. tis. , kee Thursday. For 4 Winding through scenic cen- "Miss," said one customer, The girl was flown to Charity RoughWeather wiggling a finger at a beauty Hospital from Atlanta, G a., five tral Wisconsin , the train will in a jump suit.;, weeks ago. be pulled by an old-time steam Of United Milk The Tulane doctors made locomotive. The antique wagoni (That, according to my sec- will be loaded and unloaded in OSSEO, Wis, (Special) — The Barbara Bergstrom , of medical history recently with retary, kidney transplants from chim- Hits Nebraska the same manner as circus four plants owned by United Clifton, N.J., is a one-piece noth- ) Rough been handled of panzees and monkeys to hu- OMAHA , Neb, (AP - trains have Milk Products, which went into irg-under-it-but-girl piece mans. Those transplants ulti- heavy ; their colorful his- easy to jump' into). weather hit Nebraska in throughout 20, will be lace, mately failed because the hu- Monday night reid Until the parade, the wag- receivership May ; [Voice the Outdoors concentration tory. , , "I of "Miss " the man said .old at .auction in Chicago July man bodies rejected the foreign early today. Heavy rains, hail, ons will be displayed at a lake- want to buy that. Take it right tissue. 19-22 to pay some $220,000 owed and tornadoes drubbed the area front . show grounds. off and wrap it up." The rejection problem is not flash-flooding which Plays, musicals, and sport? patrons and other creditors, and caused Hie model thought she ought as great in Johnnie's case since closed highways in the state 's wilt augment the circus festival George Walters, manager of to take it off somewhere else the transplant kidney will be southeast corner. ; ; activities. the Osseo plant, said Monday. besides right in the middle of from a . close relative—the next As much as 7 inches of rain A local brewery, sponsor ol The Osseo plant will b-e sold the restaurant. Nora Haydeh, best thing to one from an identi- fell at Humboldt, and headwa- the three-year-old festival , will operator of the place, said I July 20 at 2 p.m. Bids will be cal twin. ters of the Nemaha River over- spend more than $300,000 on the shouldn't be shocked because If the transplant is successful, nearby roads. Northwest program. oral. . . . spread Hollywood has barebosomed Johnnie Gail should be able to of DeWitt. Neb. , strong north THE FIRM , which also has waitresses and Kansas City and lead a fairly normal life . Unless winds flung hailstones which Boston years ago had completer there are unseen complications, Airman Drowns While plants at Argo Fay and Garden shattered all of the windows in Ij nude waitresses. her father can live with one kid- of a church. Prairie, 111 , and Adams Center, ¦ ¦ ' ' the north wall i Swimming at Okinawa nev. . : More than 5 inches of rain.' . fejl N.Y,, hopes to pay off all the "PROFESSOR " Irwin Corey BARRON. Wis. (AP) - Mr. got up to announce, ' 'These just southwest of Burchard. and Mrs. LaVerne Masrud of , Walters patrons¦ by the sale Lingerie shows are such a suc- Route 1, Barron , were notified said . "'.' Several tornadoes touched The some 130 patrons of the cess that next week we're going down in open territory, appar- today that their son. Steven. 19. to have fire drills, followed by drowned while swimming off Osseo plant have been paid for " Strike Idles ently causing little damage. the mill- they delivered during a hike." " The severe weather was gen- the beach . at Okinawa. He was I can't help wondering -wheth- stationed :at the Air Force base the eight days after the com- eratd by an influx of cool dry ¦' ¦ ¦ pany filed a debtor's petition er the customers' wives are go- air into a humid warm mass. on the. island. . " in federal district court in Mil- ing to approve of these "busi- 85 Per Gent of In Indiana , a tornado was re- The Masruds were told that waukee. Walters said. nessmen's lunches"? ported to have struck buildings their . son was using a snorkel They haven't been paid for Actor Victor Jory had a spe- in , the northeastern part .of Indi- tube when he reportedly was the period from May 1-20. cial nurse at FIower-5th Ay, ' anapolis , and strong winds dam- caught in the riptide and car- Attorney Louis Levit, Chicago, Hospital after a heart attack. . . Chicago s Taxis aged several houses and a ga- ried out to sea. His body has the firm 's attorney, said the Frank Sinatra, Hollywood Atty. CHICAGO Jin. - Thousands rage in another part of the city. not been recovered. plants were appraised at $500,- Mickey Kudin and Teamsters of habitual cab riders lined up Except: for Nebraska and In- The young airman was a 1964 000 and have no outstanding Unionist Harold Gibbins flew for buses and subways today, diana and a few scattered show- graduate of Barron High School. mortgage. Taxes owed amount TWA to Israel, Frank leaving er locations, most of the coun- He is survived by his parents to about $7,500. the fourth day of a strike that the premiere of his "Van Byan's has idled 85 per cent try had clear skies. and four brothers. (a of the THE ATTORNEY said the Express" suspenseful thril- city's cabs. ,'¦ ' er) a few minutes after it start- Osseo plant could have kept go- Meetings between union and ing temporarily and was pre- ed. Comedians said, "Frank went to Israel to visit Sammy cab company officials were pared to pay cash for milk while scheduled to discuss Davis' birthplace, and call on contract ¦'' Passes Goldeii Age TONITi trying to work something out. disputes. K.P J Fl 1 M ¦% Area patrons continued deliver- Sammy's father, Meyer." Ac- tually, he went to appear in a Besides additional Chicago ing milk to the plant until one Mallard Nest tals , have again started at the ment areas or wetlands on Transit Authority services, pri- farnier read in a Yul Brynner movie , . . Frank's . Walt greatest achievement farm maga- A coil of old rope on a dock , Indian Creek harbor. Ri-ver va- which land purchase has vate limousine , _jjJBiyp^î> Disac^s ! zine that the company had mother, Mrs, Martin Sinatra, of and aboiit 1 000 gone selected as a nest by a mallard vacationists are beginning to ' . been - - completed or which independent taxi drivers were into receivership. Panicking, Fort Lee, N.M:, said she loved . ^BP^BBw_Sjffir^BBWW__p||JtJ_^^^^^^^^^B hen, could mean several things appear in numbers. T3ie big are in process of acquisition. they started selling elsewhere, all the movie; except where trying to fill the transportation — a scarcity of nesting places volume is, however, expected . -void. - . ' W^fv.;^¦*^ *, ^*W^^ IB iV fti &M \ 7\ T. •TTTT5Sigr BO the plant was obliged to be- Frankie dies on the railroad .. * S^-jg^^^t^J V. Im&k mme » ml —J. f M rpJ—% ) due to the flood: little boat traf- in July and August when the Under the wetlands program , gin laying off its some 60 em- track (a switch from the book marshes and adjacent upland '.'.- Darryl F; Zanuck, who fic or confidence in man on the river should be fully recovered The CTA reported 'Monday; a |^ < X_JF ^^^ JfSJB^rîaaTwittmwiy^ ployes. from the flood. areas essential for the produc- . The attorney wants to resign as prez of 20th part of the hen. Merritt. Kelley, 10 per cent increasie in riders said three things tion of ducks, furbearers and up- downtown and Flash Taxi Co., led to the company's financial Century-Fox; says, "But I can't Daily News photographer, dis- ' .;.-. Many of the popular sand- covered the apparently very land game are brought into pub- largest of the independents, said difficulties now — things are going too bar beaches axe now high lic ownership to prevent drain- Operations hadn't been profit good;" He says "The Agony and tame wild duck happily hatching and dry providing excellent cab calls were doubled . {¦ a nest full of eggs on this har- age or filling. The areas are The strike, in its fourth day, fffANK SINATRA able. Certain surplus funds The Ecstasy" coming in Octo- picnic sites for boaters as open to^ public ' hunting during ^% were Invested in stock of a Chi- j ber will be the champ . . . Tina bor dock. we'l as a place to swim involves about 6,000 drivers and cago the regularly established sea- mechanics of the Yellow Cab TTOWR savings and loan firm and ! Louise may have been kidding in continuous and fish. Perhaps a word sons. H0WBRD was resold to The dock , Co. and the Checker Taxi Co., ^rfiim a company that ! but she asked pop artist Peter use, fnote the gas pump), of warning is timely. The defaulted on payment , leaving a Schulmah , who uses fried eggs anti-litter laws are no-w be- The Conservation Depart- the city's two largest firms. net loss of $50,000 to $75 ' is in the ' harbor at the In- ,000. in symbolic places, to do a nuae dian Creek Resort ori the ing strictly enforced b-y the ment's game and fish divi- Company dispatchers and Chi- of her. wardens pf the two states cago police have estimated that A TORMER I Mississippi River just north sion has approved proposals ihareholders TODAY'S BEST LAUGH : A as well as the federal wild- to date for the purchase about 250,000 persons ride cabs EXPRESS group caused the company to! of Fountain City, Wis; Most of ^^ K; < get fellow noted that President life refuge rangers. Minne- 175,000 acres at an estimat- every day. They guessed that loans from two banks and ! of the time boaters stopping Hv \ KVB^ B^ B^ BI ^ BW ^ B^ B^ BIB ^ B^ BBAIU BI the Johnson 's War Against Poverty sota lawmakers , at their ed cost of $7,000,000, but due the strike had cut this figure by money was invested in this ' for gasoline don't see the last session, gave this job group's other ventures ¦ hasn't succeeded in his home: , to lack of funds many of 75 per cent. , tying up "My wife and I are on duck and attendants of the to the wardens. $400,000 to $500,000. opposite resort working on the dock these projects will not be j sides." . completed during the next Commissioner Williatp Cherry Levit said efforts were being ; just step over the rope. In So, put the bottles, cans and W»tlnec!.l:»5 Nllci at made to recover these ' WISH I'D SAID THAT: Horse two years. of the Federal Mediation and U/rn funds. sense naturally dwells in a sta- the foreground is the fish garbage in a sack and take Conciliation Service said offi- STARTS yl-mmUm »c50c^c ' .; He also said the company's ' Cleaning table with a pump. them home. Otherwise, yon may .^.^c brokerage operations was con- ble mind. — Quote. be tapped on cials of Local 777, Democratic ] REMEMBERED The mallard apparently the shou3der by tinuing to sell at a profit and ' QUOTE: likes visitors. a warden who will direct you Union Organizing Committee, "Put all your eggs in one basket and company representatives • ENDS TONITE 7.15-9=15 had $75,000 in cash plus ac- to clean up the site and may Recruiter Named fo Y+ fr m ** .-.mm.* • counts of $200,000, —and watch the basket!" — It has been in only the past even give you a summons di- were to meet in his office. The state Department of Agri- Mark Twain. couple of weeks that activities recting you to appear in court. Contract disagreements in EARL'S PEARLS: Comedian culture has cancelled United' s got under way since high water The fine is usually $25. chicle medical benefits , seniori ll * PJS£iS^SJSUl T;HE BEACH" license, Jackie Mason, a bachelor , delays. Fishing of course , has District Agent ty, pensions and other items. tst-est-BSt I ¦ bought a cook book, but found also been handicapped by the The Wild Life Refu ge of- New Southeastern Minnesota he couldn't use a single recipe. fice here has mailed a press high water, although some nice district agent for the North- Durfey Painting Each one started with : "Take walleyes and an abundance of release to all newspapers a clean dish. W panfish have been caught. Now , along its 300 miles of refuge western Mutual Insurance Co. is Gets Blue Ribbon Win Elliot reports he knows with nearly normal water, the stating that an anti-litter Jack L. Benson , who retired how John V. Lindsay can be cruising houseboat season ren- patrol will be effective on earlier this month as an Army £w^^^^Nu_t______3—^j beaten at the polls: A painting by John Durfey, "If the the river shortly. It is com- recruiter pi 177 W, Wahasha St., Democrats just get all the may- posed of refuge personnel TONITE ONLY won a blue WINONA DAILY NEWS Capt. Benson • • ribbon in the water color cate- oralty candidates to vote, it'll and wardens from cooperat- was in charge of '^^t^^ry gory in the Rochester Festival he a landslide!" . . . That's TUESDAY, JUNE: 79. tftti ing states, the Mankato Army recruiting IN PERSON carl , brother. of the Arts show over the week- VOLUME 10?, MO. IB6 station from January i960 to No- Wetland* Progra m end vember 1902. In 19f,2 he was "THE When a recipe Published dally extent Saturday nnd Hoi Every once in a while , a re- The son of Mr. and Mrs . Oli- calls for both Moy. by Republican nnd Herald Publlih named recruiting sales supervis- ver Durfey, he was graduated grated orange rind and orange Ing Company, dOI Franklin St, Wlnonn, port on wetland purchases is MESSENGERS" Minn, or for from Winona Senior High School juice, grate the rind before issued by the state. We don 't southern Minnesota and this spring. squeezing the juice , Treat lem- SUBSCRIPriOU RATE:. get any reports on -drainage southwestern Wisconsin hut con- DANCE TO THE Copy - 10c Dally, 15c Sunday One of Durfey's oil paintings ons in this same fashion , and llngl* from the Soil Conservation Ser- tinued to live in Mankato. "NEW SOUND" OF was recently awarded blue- he sure to wash and dry the DillverW by C«rrl«d-Ptr Wt«l< 50 cent» vice, but it probably covers an a It wteki 112.73 52 wttki 125 50 His Northwestern Mutual qf- TNE MESSENGERS ribbon In a Cresco acreage equal to that saved. , Iowa , art orange or lemon before doing fice will be in thc Professional show, the grating, fly mall itrlctly In advnnctj paper ilop 7:30 - 9:30 pad on axp lrntlon data. As of May 12 , the Conser- Buil ding, In Fillmore, Houiton, Olmiled, Winona. vation Department had pur- 172 Main St. He Admission: $1.09 Wabasha, Buffalo, Jock son, Pepin and chased or optioned 142,775 is married and Passes Not Honored Trempenleau cnuntlei: acres of wetlands under the I year lia.OO 3 month* .... rvM lives with his A month! ... d.50 t month 7K A * be available for counseling of "SEX AND TNE (Li- N. -.PANAVISIOW / ^ P E > >V youths interested In the military ^ ^ CHICKEN- HAM .service and also would accept S J speaking SINGLE GIRL" « I I UTH All you can •«' for . Hi enga^-menta. i°9 Ho is a member of the Elks, end ESTAURAHT Alviii yn i-uTvinR our Tuewiny, Wednesday nnd Fi iday American Legion . Vet erans of il K Special — Open ft tn 12 ~ Sunday 12 to 12 Foreign War.i and tlie Catholic "4 FOR TEXAS" CARRYO UTS WtNNN 12o East Third Street church. "¦¦"** ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ""¦**WW^WWlff^WrHlJT»*aT__T««fWllJ Iii» Northwe.ilcrn Stnrti ftMtAMMWMMVW , 0NO Mutual ter STARTS eVININOS AT rltory include)* Wlnonn , Wahn WED. 7;15 -9: «5 Onckn.9nn, " sha , Houston imil pari of Fill lA/PHfci tr * ¦ more Oiunly. ^" ^5c «5c - Bit the MlnneMfca-WlscoflsliPBour.d- Tnatfaj, Jane tt, 1MB WINONA DAILY NEWS I ¦ ¦ ¦¦»¦¦¦ ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ !¦ ¦ .. ' ' ¦ Ull IIWl j ¦ all COMMITTEE OKs Leaders Begin ary Area Commlsalon and the " ' >¦,— ¦ »¦.¦¦-, — —..„..—.,, — — .., I HII !¦¦ , l| ——_— — »¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦»——M— ^_i» Marine Strength DUTY Mankato Council State Planning Commtaslon. LIMIT '¦ $^6 ¦ • Work on State . - ¦ WASHINGTON fAP) - The In Viet Nam Senate Finance Committee has Asks Bids on Commissions Retired General w^ reversed Itself and agreed to a FEEDING RACKS | $50 duty-free exemption on pur- ST. PAUL (AP) — Work on Seeks FAA Post Being Debated chases carried Into Ihis country Senate appointments to four ! • CATTLE « HOGS « POULTRY by U.S. tourists. New Flood Dikes (AP) > j DA NANG , South Viet Nam MANKATO, Minn. (AP) -The interim comnniHsions and 10 per- WASHINGTON - Ro- Em! (AP) — Ranking U.S. Marine The action came Monday aft- Mankato City Council gave the manent commissions was at-art- tired Air Force Gen. William F. Htaff officers in Viet Nam are ernoon after a morning session city engineer permission Mon- ed Monday by the Minnesota i McKee has pledged not to let debating whether the 1(5 ,500 in which the committee had ap- on Commit- proved a limit. day night to call for bids on re- Senate Committee his military background Influ- Leathernecks in the country are $100 vamping city dikes. tees. mm :: ence him against civil aviation !¦ Jmm mlfew I M^y H. * 9a^B^l^B^B^B^B^B^j7^^BV**ni£Kv*M3 - 'StlVj s\.-AyAA?' enough to defend U.S. beach- The $50 limit has been sought The Committee on Commit- t mmY^^ m. 7wW f U Hi ^___fJ^______P9______l______l ?H t____J\' -^ a'' heads and by the Johnson administration The improvements are expect- , if he wins Senate confirmation installations and at ed to cost about $200,003, said tees, headed by Sen. Gordon •^___B^1______I '' ^y \ y *$M ¦ the same time press the war as a way to help cut the bal- Rosenmeler of Little Falls ; in; as administrator of the Federal Wa mmmmwNl^t'' M- a^N^BNmms mmKAmm^l against the Viet Major Rex Hill , and -would pro- Aviation Agency. Cong. ance of payments deficit. tect Mankato from Flood waters expected to meet again in about Opinion seema to be split two weeks. McKee testified before the down the middle. of tlie Blue Earth and Minnesota . Senate Commerce Committee rivers which join at the: west House appointment to the commissions will be made sooni Monday. The Marine commander lit edge; of Mankalo. The committee did not an- ; Viet Cattle Killed by Rep. Lloyd Duxbury of Cale- \ : . . ' . ;. I ISN Nam , Maj. Gen. Lewis W. speaker of the House. nounce when it will vote on ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H j^^^^^^^^^^^^^B^' mwml Walt , has promised a tough The proponed dike would start donia , at the Blue Earth River bridge Two new commissions author-. whether to recommend cenfir- ¦ policy of more Marine patrols, ized by the 1965 Legislature are) mation of McKee. ' A. rMr especially at night , to go after In Truck Crash on Highway 169-60 south of Man? ^ ^^ \^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_M^^^tmMmmMm\' ' kato and continue through Sib- ^wwagwmwawmwmwwmwwwamwwmwm ^mwgw^wmw"Wf0 ' 7-- ^7y m m w ¦¦ the elusive enemy. . The idea is DURAND , Wis. (Special) — ^ 7 f ^g__ _^__^__^_^_w^ £QA ______^^^lis_H^____^___S ' i that the best defense is a strong ley Park, using a stretch of high An Osseo trucker en route to ground in the park as a natural ; " MaHeGS& ^^HaHHBKaVHaflHMHaUahlBMiBa ^Hff ' offense to keep the Viet .ll%tl f^r^ m Cong Whitehall Packing Ce. with 23 '. ' . ... . Ar.j^f\JKJ _rvi-n-_ - J-j-,j-r.J-7*r>^r,r.r\r..-tf^, r , ,nr*- -*-«-S-4-S*-,~ . .- * - .%«.«**>»1» *î*^ I .- off balance and prevent them barrier , then continue north to * head of cattle from St. Paul All 2-inch lumber (Et rutCE ii edi <1 from massing for an attack . Minnesota River dikes. i • r~~*~~~ o.«.«.«.»».»«,«*.» > went off Highway 10 Sunday City Engineer Irving Samuel- . Creosoted W f^ W "''* * " wat. UMV . i . | This is in line with a position night during a heavy rain • • taken several son said the proposed dike could ' ' HHB____f_w__i^8______Hi_j_H weeks ago by storm. The accident occurred in handle a 36-foot flood crest along Gen. Wallace M. Greene Jr., Pierce Coun ty Vk miles west of Marine the Blue Earth River and a 31- Corps commandant. Plum City . ¦ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^£y v tfw w K \ Greene , said the Marine objec-. foot gauge reading in the Min- __ _ ^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^__ ^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_ The rain was accompanied by nesota at the Main .Streetbridge. tive in Viet . Nfam is to "find ' Viet Cong and kill them. " wind. . During April floods the Min- Roscoe Hehning, 48- driving a nesota crested at 29.07 feet. But many officers here believe semi for Arnold Anderson Truck- lhat the Marines- offensive role ing Co., Osseo, lost control on is limited until they get rein- and w/ent t " slippery pavement US. Moves to |; VW"r^ ! ^wr''P, ''''/^' This «-lf feeding rack isi dejign re- forcements. They say at present over an embankment as he was m '|f^ra»^f^^^^»« nT \){ the Marines are |; % f $' "l * A , ^ ' « /• ' '*$ suiting from rlos-c observation of thre« v 1 1 stretched tbin- driving down the Plum City bill. 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JUST CALL 3306 AT ONCE —WE'LL TAKE CARE OF EVERYTHING JUST CALL 3306 AT ONCE —WE'LL TAKE CARE OF EVERYTHING ililSffl T^T^B^B We Must Remember TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS WASHINGTON CALLING Tradition of Dissent V/ef War Tesf A WASHINGTON columnist has devof. Command Post ed a long piece to campus dissent from U.S. policy in Viet Nam. He concludes that Of Endurance Instances a small number of facul- Kennedy Busy In most By DAVID L.VWUKNCE Of ty members have inspired a small number , and that WASHINGTON — The: Vict Nam war is be- H-BOMB By MARQUIS CHILDS of students to object to escalation SMOkW battery of phones rings constantly. support the government coming a test of endurance. The Communists WASHINGTON - A a majority either States will falter and ulti- The yellow slips of calls to be returned rain down like leaves not much roused by the are sure the United policy or are mately give in. They read in the American news- MMmmt In the fall. Secretaries and assistants are crowded together¦¦ Issue. papers that many members of Congress are and the buzz of their activity carries out into the small , with hopeful petitioners. making speeches which can . be interpreted as 7 waiting room, almost always filled This appears to be a fair conclusion. TO YOUR HEALTH This is operational headquarters in the New Senate minor- a desire for surrender. They see article after ¦ ; The fact that dissidents are in the article proposing that the United States get out - e-v . ' w Office Building of Sen. Robert R Kennedy of New York. Hy does not, however, rob their dissent .— of Southeast Asia altogether. . Anyone interested in historical parallels can remember or the cause and substance ot their dissent back to 1957 or '58 when tne There is no doubt that wars are unpopular Sen. John - -y of importance, The State Department's with the American people. No war has ever office of the then concern, which led it to send a team ot F. Kennedy of Massachu- been entered with enthusiasm. But when the similar com- Letter$ to The experts to several catnpusps, is well justi- war gets under way, there is usually a recogni- setts was a one may have mand post with furious ,, un- fied. This is so even though tion that it is important to win victory in the ceasing effort built around Editor some misgivings about the "truth, squad" shortest possible fi me. Undermining the morale the Kennedy goal of the approach as a venture in using the great of the troops by casting doubt on the policies White House. fEditor'i Note: Let- ~beat down of one's own government in the middle of war ters must be, temperate , prestige of the government to The driving ambition that ¦ " opposition to its policies. can be tragic. That is why "free speech" is no activates this entire family ¦" . of reasonable -length and excuse for giving aid and comfort to the enemy. is one of the remarkable signed by the writer. Bona fide names all The Foreign Service team met some The. most important task before the govern- phenomena of our time. o/ ment here today, therefore , is to convince the letter-writers will bt shrewd questioning, which deteriorated on Tragedy and disaster Can relijjfot-j world that it does not intend, to get out of Viet But any in- published. No , occasion into outright heckling. It would slow them down. medical or personal con- interpret the latter as evidence Nam until the majn objective there has actual- terruption means merely a . -.- . be easy to ly been achieved ;. .rouersiei ar« accept. of Communist infiltration of faculty and temporary change of pace. '¦able.) What is the objective? It is to make sure . It tends to hecome mag- y . student bodies, but that over-simplifies the nified into myth which helps accurately accounting that the people of¦ Viet Num . will be able to live Disputes "Irresponsibilit y" matter without their , own lives- '.without facing a Communist to explain why a lot of the Charge Against TheU for it. junior threat to take ov<-r their government and op- comment about the To the Editor: press thenv. senator from New York THERE CAN be little doubt that the casts him in the role of It is probably a fair indi- extreme left is hard, at work trying to in- THK WORLD- .liitsv wiiiirscd the effects of super-builder of a political cation of the degree of frus- fluence campus opinion. But ascribing all surrender policies in the last 20 years. Eastern empire. There has even tration felt by Winona Coun- dissent to the Communists is a dangerous Europe is a living example of how the con- been the suggestion that the ty Republicans that their mistake. Though we must be alert to Com- queror has come, retained complete control of timetable is being moved up chairman is reduced to mak- munist influence, branding as red anyorie the local governments, and made a mockery to try for the presidency ing the , silly charge of ir- pol- of the principle of self-determination. There was in 1968 instead of 1972. As responsibility against Repre- who presumes to disagree with official to a friend tra- no effective response to such aggressive action. Kennedy said sentative Frank Theis in icy is both unfair and counter to the There was acquiescence instead . recently, that doesn 't give last Thursday 's DAILY dition that undergirds America's strength. me credit for any brains at NEWS. which Many Americans do not Understand the re- This is the tradition of open dissent, lationship between a war in Viet Nam and their all. Lyndon Johnson will At the risk of dignifying in this case must involve discussion of pol-. own lives. They are being told every day that presumably b-e running for the diatribe by replying, one Icy without either overt or implied re- wars in a far-distant land are of no importance a second full term in '68 and might simp ly quote Rep. straint of those who differ with the official to them and could just as well be ignored. any challenge from within Theis' statement in the May viewpoint. The old concept of keeping But , realistically , the armed services of the his own party should not on- 27 DAILY NEWS: "House for . differences is still a United States ; are still quartered in various ly be deeply divisive but cer- passage was achieved for America safe tain fail , given the politi- sound one. W parts of the world — not only.in Southeast Asia to all bills requested by Wi- but- 'in ' 'Western - Europe as well. cal power of the presidency. nona city and county governments and most eventually Certainly the tense situation surrounding THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND WITH the New York mayoralty race exploding in a were signed into law." Not the Berlin wall has been more, publicized than so: incidentally, "Theis was the facts about "Viet Nam. Aggression is bet- dozen different directions De Gaulle Overlooks What Kennedy is faced with a either chief or associate au- ter understood when it is explained in terms thor of all such legislation of what can happen in Europe if the United more immediate problem. If Happened 20 Years Ago the city and the state are proposed in the House. " States ¦ withdraws its aid from its Western Al- Mississi i Ex-Governor Furthermore, M. r. T h e i s ¦ ' ¦ W ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ pp to be his principal power lies. ' 7. base a Kilkenny fight among served with distinction as a ALTHOUGH HIS tanso of .. history, is member of the Liberal mi- of GREAT BRITAIN ; moreover , is involved at rival Democrats for city hall highly developed , Charles de Gaulle may be disastrous. On the nority on an unusual num- France observed the recent anniversary of the moment in helping: to save Malaysia from the Communist i ntrigues engineered by Sukar- Bidding for Court Post other hand , a primary in ber of important commit- V-E Day as If he had forgotten what hap- no, the Indonesian leader. There is trouble not September that did not tees, namel y those on tax- pened 20 years ago . only in the Middle East but in Africa. Indeed , By DREW PEARSON certain to show that Jim have made a great sham of spill too much, blood could, ation, education , state and throughout the w-orld the danger spots are still WASHINGTON - Today, Coleman was one of the this, and ewery time they as Kennedy sees it, be a junior colleges, and forestry The end of the: war. iiv Europe : freed numerous - before the Senate Judiciary shrewdest opponents cf the can get a chance they try healthy thing. and public domain. . . Supreme Court ever to be if this record is France from a bitter servitude. Paris, al- Yet the basic princi ples remain the same. Committee, former Gov. to stir it up. He was a Warm memory In brief , nominated to a judicial post , most until the end, was a captured city If the United States gives up the fight and, as James P. Coleman of Mis- "I ask you to ignore what of what the presidential pri- one of ineffective irrespon- sissippi , and old friend: of to carry out decrees of the maries and the intensive sible representation , then and the French government at Vichy was the most powerful nation in the world , with- Supreme Court. they say and look at what a sorry voice for a proud natio n. draws from the, contest,' there will be more acts President Johnson, comes the record saysW . I stand campaigns leading up to the we could well do with a of aggression. Ultimately, Western Europe will up for confirmation to be a As governor of Mississippi on a record of performance primary contests did for his good deal more of the judge of the 5th Circuit in 1956, he helped pass the arid I have delivered the brother. It can even be said same. Snide references to a It was England that gave 33e Gaulla be overrun and American will truly, be plunged '•interposition law!' which refuge. It was the Allied arms that liber- into a nuclear -war. Court of Appeals. goods. I am not entitled, to that without those ; forays man's "articulate and This , is the circuit which directed the governor and be called a moderate. in state after state Jack knowledgeable p-er 'f or m- ated France. , The United States today stands guard in the every executive branch of " Far EasL It has, by* resolution of Congress, hand handled about 75 per- Kennedy could not have dra- ance" — and the two ad- Mississippi government "to COLEMAM'S statements matized his appeal, his Yet on the anniversary of V-E Day, De announced that it will not permit Formosa to cent of the important civil jectives are neither synony- . ' prohibit by any lawful, on the race issue have been youth and attraction. mous nor necessarily com - be invaded without corning to the defense of rights cases. Its members peaceful and: constitutional Gaulle more bluntly than ever hacked have the power to influence consistent and continuous, But Sen. Kennedy , a real- plementary — can in no away at the idea of cooperation with the Nationalist Chinese. The Philippines, Aus- means the implementation dating back from shortly ist as all "Kennedys : are, tralia and Japan expect the United States to the progress of Negro voting of or the compliance with ¦ Way detract from his record France's old partners;. rights, school integration , after-the .Supreme' Court's sees ; in New York City a of solid accomplishment come to their rescue if there.is a Communist the integration decisions of school integration decision . shadow that falls across attack. The entire equilibrium, however, can be and equality of job oppor- the United States Supreme during his first term as our He denounces U.S. policy in Southeast tunities in the South for On Aug. 7, 1955, the Jack- 1966, extending beyond the city representative. Asia and the Dorainican Republic and in- disturbed if the United States drops out of Viet Court." son Clarion-Ledger quoted confines of his own adopted Nam. So the p roblem ; new is* to . reiterate to many years to come. Gov. Coleman is no rab- T assume .that by his coy sists that the U.S. withdraw from Europe, Gov. Coleman, an able Jim as saying: state. If Rep. John Lindsay, reference to "when the time the world that , even , if it takes five years or ble-rouser. He believes in a Republican with .the clean- both , militarily and economically. He ten years, the United .Stales intends to sfay in lawyer, brilliant political getting things done, not "Based or the studies E comes" your correspondent stands hy his refusal to allow England into strategist, and a charming, cut appeal of the late Pres- has in mind November 196G. Viet Nam until some way of maintaining peace shouting about them. Be- have made and the experi- ident Kennedy, should win the Common Market or to have any hand has been found. 1 ikeable gentleman, should cause he accomplished a ence I have had fighting; J. A. Richardson make a good impression be- the mayoralty race, it would in the affairs of West Europe. great deal but talked little , integration attempts, I cart be a grievous blow for the 239 E. Sanborn St. TIIEKI' ISN 'T tlie slightest objection here fore the .Senate committee. his political, adversaries say without hesitation that in theory to the use of the United Nations ma- Not only will he be able Democratic party and nol keep out , publicly at least, FRENCHMEN are beginning to sea what eventually began calling if I am elected governor the- alone in New York . De Gaulle cannot — that U.S. power arid chinery to bring about a peaceful settlement. to handle himself well, but hint a moderate. schools of Mississippi will of the shattering primary Also, the efforts -being made by the British he will testify under the This would dram atize the fight. He knows from his ex- commitment to the defense of Europe are This got under the gover- never be integrated nor will weakening hold of the party commonwealth conference of nations are wel- benevolent jurisdiction of nor 's skin so much that lie they be closed." perience of last fall that the only things that guarantee its integrity Chairman Jim Eastland , al- long in power in the big-city New York politics is a jun- comed. The Communists will wish to extricate replied , June 30, 1959: Coleman was elected on states. in a divided world. It was fhe U.S., said themselves when they realize that they pannot so from Mississippi , who California is a ques- gle with every man for him- the newspaper Aurore , that enabled "I am well aware that a that platform , and on Jan. tion mark next year and win tht' war. rules the Judiciary Com- :,, 19G5, began carrying it self and the devil take the France to "live and recover ," and -French- mittee with a firm hand and little handful of my polili- particularly if Sen. Thomas hindmost. With an almost eal adversaries have tried out . In his inaugural speech Kuchel , a moderate Republi- men are "stupefied" by De Gaulle's nar- jaunty, cocksure manner , to destroy my place in the that day, he came out for wistful backward glance he can with a wide following in recalls Carmine De Sapio row nationalism. ON TUB coni iiiiltee , how- affections of my fellow Mis- "the continued separation both parties ,should decide to IN YEARS GONE BY sissippians by claiming that of the white and Negro races who patrolled the jungle and ' ever , are some important run for governor. In Pennsyl- kept down the feuds until ha West Germany 's Chancellor i.udwig new senators who have tip- I am a 'moderate,' Appar- in accordance with the cus- vania the Democrats have Erhard put It more dip lomaticall y bul as Ten Years Ago . . . 1955 ently, these people cannot toms which the experience was dethroned. ped the balance away from been hurt hy a rough in- Robert Kennedy will soon plainly when he said that "power policy Miss Amanda Aarestad of the faculty of Wi- the old Dixiecrat - Republi- tell a moderate from a suc- of 90 ' years has lnught us traparty fight. In short , to cessful segregationist . They all. " be 40 years old , hi.s brother Inspired by exaggerated nation alistic feel- nona State College will attend the 93rd annual can coalition which onco put the gloomiest possible Teddy is 33. Both Kennedys ing is doomed to fail. " convention of the National Education Associa- dominated the confirmation look on it, from the Demo- h ave, therefore , a long lead tion at Chicago . of judges. They are Teddy cratic viewpoint, if the three time looking to 1972 or lat- No one is certain what Charles de Ft, - J. Harkenrider , vice president of engi- Kennedy, brother of the late JJbL $Mlu biggest states come under Presiden' Birch Bayh of er , and in characteristic Gaulle really is up to since the course lie neering of (lie Wilier Lubricator Co., was the Republican control the out- Kennedy fashion they are spokesman for the railroad freight car lubri- Indiana: Quentin Burdick look for l 'Mifl will be dim- has set for France is so obviously sell-de- , Uiking advantage of every cating , industiy before Ihe Association of Amer- of North Dakota nnd Joe med. it, feating. In the perilous stale of the Tydings of Maryland, ail THK KKMNIODY S. moment of world it is also liiglily dangerous ican Railroads ' mechanical division at Mon- as no . fairly new , all with vigorous one can forget , have a sec- I ,AI)Y L/UVKKR PKK t real , Canada. ideas of their own. ln this light , President Johnson 's ad- ond entry in the presiden- SHKLBVVILLE , Ky. un- In addition there are Phil tial futurity. The stock of Mrs, William Proctor, dress on V-E Day, which was clearly aim- Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1940 Hart of Michigan , Tom Dodd ed at thc general in Paris , was a model of Sen. Edward Kennedy of housewife and mother of two Alter a tri|) of three weeks Ironi Istanbul of Connecticut , and B<| Long Massachusetts, who made children , recently took on restraint. DU an American fi'eijdilrr with an over-sized of Missouri , all for civil such an amazing recove ry new duties , those of sheriff. complcmeiil of more tha n liul) American refu- rights , though easily .swayed The President contente d himself wilh from the ai rplane crash of a She is the slide ' s only fe- gees from Turkey and Italy, Miss Caroline Cur- by tho White House when year ago, has been rising. male sheriff , being appoint- recalling the hopes of mankind that the end ney, sister of 13, F. and W. VV. (.urney of Wi- Ihe President wants nn old Because of his more relaxed lo succeed her husband of lhat terrible war mif*h1 he the end of all nona , has arrived in the United States , friend confirmed. ed temperament who resigned to become a Hut three other Republi- and his per- war. Hari/. Wea ver , pit cher of the Wa.sliingloii sonal warmth some book- .stale probation officer. Cubs, continued his heavy hitting to lead the cans, Jacob Javits , N . Y., makers rate him higher than Thc hope lias been deferred and the .Junior Class ft baseball league In batting nt the Hiram Fon/?, Hawaii , and Hugh Scott , Pa ,, are likely his brother. world is full of trouble. But as the Presi- close of the second week of the summer sched- But for Teddy, , loo, there 20-INCH ELECTRIC dent said, and De Gaulle might well pon- ule . to vote no. And If the four i.s the prob lorn of the stabil- , there is no problem that exists which young Democrats - Ken- ity of his political der nedy, liayh , Ilurdirk and base. The WINDOW will not yield more readily to common and Fifty Yea rs Ago . . . 1915 Tydings — team up with erosion of JMassachusetls an- united action, Winona escaped witl i hut n severe drench- them , the confirmation of cient corruption is beginning to tell. And in Atty. FAN ' ing from the storm which came over this sec- Coleman will depend on how Gen. AND VERY FEW that France has, for tion , , smoothly the White House, Edward W. Brook e, the Ne- Wind lf>rronls of rain nnd vicious light- gro holding tho highest, Instance , can he solved without it. ning accompanied (he fury of the stor m , caus- massages th Managing Editor City Editor Circulation Mgr. high school. President II. L. Buck delivered the ,' with THE WIZARD OF ID By Parker and Hart ! B, H. H ABI-CK F. H. Kucci I. V. ALSTON main address of Iho evening, Coniposino Supt. Preii Supt. Engraving Supt. Thc annual meeting of the Wlnonn Pharma- Bill ceutical Association was held nt the Hotel Wi- Merrill's W IU.IAM H. E NCIUH GORDON HOUTH nona and a f-arewell was given to Dr. ThomaJi Comptroller Sunday Editor McDavill who is about lo leave to Europe. "Something to MEMBER OF Till ASSOCIATE* mil One Hundred Yea rs Ago . . . 1865 At the Kerni-annua l meeting of Prairie Lodo« Live By j No. 7, IOOF the following wore elected an offi- > " , The Associated Prws Is entitled 6i45 Each Morning -gg^ cer*: S, N. Wickmsham , N.C..; ABB Douglaus, ; < MyTj &. exclusively to the us* (or republican V.O. ; Walter (I. Dye, recording Bccrelnry, and • , wl ¦ an i llon local n PrUlU)d ln William Wed«l, treasurer , fUfHtf)\$£%4y this °*newspaper ^ ^ •¦ w«ll* si all A ,P. ^^-^ news dispatches. Thlnr cyrn N IIII II nre. thf king In hi- lirnulvi ihey hhall bHmld (IH; In ml that Ih very (ar off I KWNO i Tuesday, June 3», 1P66 -lialab 33:13. --¦-—--.—-• ! ^ million In the year ahead. Poverty Progra m He told a Senate Labor sub- i cnce projects In addition he she purchased recently from Helps 3 Million committee Monday that 102 Job snid 530,000 children were en- Mr. and Mr*. Abner DanleUon, Corps centers are being opened , rolled in preschool centers in who are moving to their new WASHINGTON /AP) — Sar- 3,100 community action grants Project Head Start this sum- home at Fountain. hnye been niade, 75 ,000 college mer. gent Shriver ¦ ' ' " , who in running • ¦ ¦ ¦ students assisted , 200,000 young- . » . President Johnson's antipoverty ster*, enrolled -in neighborhood BLJV8 LA NESBOKO HOME When you are baking popover* program , gays it 'already- has Youlh Corps projects, 10 ,000 LANESBORO, Minn. (Spe- | in custard cups, you may want helped 3 1 million people and niral loam - . 'made, and . fll' .WK) cial ) — Miss Ada Haugea will ) to place the cups on i eookl* the figure should jump to 5.» adultj- - . brought into wbrk-'experi- | moVo this week into the home!Bheet.

¦ (tvMVHwmmMiwn j :¦ ¦ ¦ mm—¦nuiww <¦/¦¦¦¦ ¦.:¦ >>/ , mmwmmmmmmmmwm CiRANDPAvTO i:i . .' ¦' . John Tiedernan , 77, Lake City, Minn., Mrs; Dayid Lorenzoh, Grand Meadow ; Diane, Nelson ; Mrs. seated left, Is shown with his daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Zell , and Joe H offman , Rochester; Hugo, with the Navy at Quonset son-in-law of Nelson , Wis , and their 13 children. AH of the Point, R. I,; David , at home; Mrs. Joe Kerby, Anoka; Ron- Zell' s children have survived. Previ ously the Zells lived at ald , U. S: Navy, Londonderry, England ; Mrs, Ernest Roeber, Zumbro Falls; Plainview and Rochester Oronoco, and Dan, twin of Diane, also at home. Grandfather Standing front row right is the youngest child, Jackie , 9. Tiedernan works eight hours a day, six days a week, at a Others, from left , Mrs. Gerald Souljs , St. -Paul; Mrs. Albert Lake City service station and keeps a garden , too. ( Wehren- 7Briglit Hammond; berg Studio) , Zumbro Falls; Mrs. Howard Kennedy, V^^V VB?^?MHS!B^B B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^9^^B^HL^WlTi^^BlBî^B^BBB^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BBBHBBlB^B^B^B^BBmPBH^B^B^B^B^^ lication of an encyclical letter Klan Threatens Pope Paul Delays on Dartte Aljghieri. He had been Ernest Nichols expected to issue it this month. Woman Justice Letter on Dante No reason was given for the ' LONDON (AP) - Police are. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS postp onement. Of 'Five Pennies keeping a watch on the London VATICAN GITV (AP)-Soure- Pope Paul was said to be pre- home of a woman justice of the es said Monday in the Vatican paring the document to mark peace who was threatened with s City tliat Pope Paul VI has the 7th centenary of the poet' Chevrolet' ' ' ' " ' ' by' ¦ ' Corvair " ¦ - " ¦ ' ¦ ' • ¦¦¦" ' ' : ' ¦ ¦ . :: . . Combo, Dead crucifixion by three telephone postponed until September pub- birth. V , . . : . . . ' ' LAS VEGAS , Nev. (API-Er- callers who claimed to be Ku Wt stylish, sporty and available with up to 180 frisky Car Ufa- Klux Klansmen. nest Xoring Nichols, known as. horsepower, See below what car experts say about its ¦"We'd feed the Corvair mio ' Mrs. Anne Evans said the call- ' "Red" to swing music fans ers objected because she said unique engineering and handling. Then see your dealer ¦/ since the big band era and most f^^^y.tetSSTwhS? Britain should have Negro po and see what a wonderful buy you can get right now ! much, famed for his Five Pennies licemcn. ^^—^—^—^^L^—^—^—^—^MNtmmW^NBslmmmvN&wi ^NMmWSM] applying as power aa combo, is dead at 60. ¦ was available , and corn e Hot Red wild speeds—with smooth ecorching out the. other end Nicliols , who once briefly put AnH-Castro Junta mmmmmmmW/mmmWm ^mmmMNmmmmVm^^m sfmi\ ^^m^^\ aside his trumpet for a welder's ^^G«^»«'J j "On tight corners . . . will intent and no sign of sway." of the curve without so ;^^^^— . , HBl ûfiHufflw ^ hold its own with anything v xrmch as a tailwag." \ torch suffered what doctors To Meet July 3-5 ^^^^ MtttorU~ A~+ Tr«na ~* £mjimmMMmm;|_4f j;C»J^=j _r * said was a heart attack Monday OLD onnn me+Vid roaa.mttr) " ' (AP) ¦ ' . ¦W B "Mot counting the Corvette, *iwrt. Mla.tr.ud y .. -* in his motel room. MIAMI, Fla. - : The M BiTSBraiT ^H I "TBF 1 anti-Castro revolutionary .junta , ¦ Sports iliuttrtUd Corvair has the closest ".. .anew American sporta ; ^—^^—WMBaNmvMNNnNMMtattim*¦ ^R3flf eminently- He had called the Mint Casino, Whos« chief , Manuel Ray, was Wsfivbi I "On test runs at GM' s thing to performance ban- car that will be C|[E T|f £ U.S«A« '¦ ' where he and his combo were thwarted a year ago in an at- B 1HL*9^ ¦ D jpB& Michigan proving grounds dling characteristics you 'll acceptable at rallies but ' ' ÎÎÎI I Swi NM JM ' ^ * booked , and .. told.. . .the - . switch-, tempt to enter Cuba, announced the Corsa started and find on this side of the that can , in the American NO. I WAY board: . "Get me a doctor. I today its leaders will "assemble stopped with no dipping, ocean, with no sacrifice in manner, double at chuich THE can't breathe. " Nichols was next weekend to plan strategy. nni. and it cornered—even at ride qualities." . . picnics." dead on arrival at hosp The July 3-5 gathering iii , ______L^___L J ™ II ri^Dj ^ T TJ. a ital. ^^ M ^L^"^y ^^B ^.W JHOIHI * ^ jL^^g^H rCH EVY In his years with the big Tampa is expected to draw be- Hot and Rolling! See your Chevrolet dealer lor a iiew CHEyROI^VcHEVEt-LE J'CORVA I R Jed - - • „.. -._ ...,_ ... ._. , tween 50 and IOO officials from BWfcW ban ds Nichols hired and - brought forth some ©f the all- Venezuela . "Puerto' Rico, other Latin-American countries and time popular music makers: Old Thompson will always meet you with quiet good taste . Benny U.S. cities, a spokesman said. Goodman , Joe Venuti, Mixed or straight—surprisingly light, satisfyingly smooth ! Artie Shaw, Gene Krupa, Jim- to as "the man who plays the my Dorsey, Eddie Lang and Ar- horn of plenty," coined the Five QUALITY CHEVROLET COMPANY thur Schutt. 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C Paul Venables. Inc Quality Chevrolet Co. Winona Auto Sales 110 Main Street 105 Johnson St. Sth & Center Streets Winona, Minn. Winona, Minn. Winona, Minn. of trade bar- Party Winds Up a graduai lowering Twin Brothers Drown DEAR ABBY: riers between Europe '» two eco- On 16th Birthday Hurley Sin' As Big B lowout nomic communities as a step Hearing Set toward political union. WHITESBURG, Ky. (AP ) - RIO, Wis. Iff) - Rlo's 100th at Roma City Hall To celebrate their 18th birthday, party In a speech Juvenile Judge For Hayfield birthday anniversary, Monday, the West German So- twin brothers Leslie and Lester Bare Facts Gan Area Hit in wound up as a blowout Sunday cialist leader proposed that the Collins of Blackey went on « Fire Chief night. European Common Market and river outing Monday, One of Trade Asso- them fell from a boat and the MANTORVILLE, Minn. W High winds blew away one Ihe European Free Af Red Wing tent and collapsed another on ciation also set up a secretarlan other tried to save Wm. Both A preliminary hearing is set for Be Upsetting slightly injuring coordination. drowned. 1 p.m. Friday for Robert Charlea Reform Drive beer drinkers, for political Minn., By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN HURLEY Wis. l/n-The cloud about half a dozen persons. The Watkins, the Hayfield, , crowd went home. Gets YGC Post fire chief who is charged with DEAR ABBY: Our 18-year-old daughter, a straight over Hurley's past Is getting a ) grand larceny. "A" student and faithful church member, has gone with a silver re-lining. The small Central Wisconsin ST. PAUL (AP - Elmer J. (her 1 Community had started the juvenile Watfeins was arrested Satur- boy age for over a year. He moved here from another Half a dozen taverns on Sil- Tomfohr, Red Wing state. The other evening he told our daughter that he wanted weekend centennial with a pa- court judge, was appointed to day by Dodge County Sheriff ver Street , the so-called sin Willis Fryer and was arraigned to tell her something before somebodv else did. His narents strip of the state line town are rade led by a life-long resident , ; , the state Youth Conservation own and operate a nudist camp ! He told her Mrs. Thomas R. Johnson , also ; WESTERN Peace Commission Monday by Gov. before Justice Of the being torn down as Hurley pur- 100. ¦;. •' Joseph Maroo. He is free on his mother never did approve of It , but his sues its reform drive to make . Karl Rolvaag. father is the boss and ihey make a very good The 1965 Legislature increased $1,000 bond. the; community more attractive Watkins is charged in . the. May living from it. He said when he was eleven to industry, BLUE BLAZE NO. 2 the commission from five to six his father took a belt to him and put him Derailed Butane member* and Judge Tomfohr, 29 theit of $385 from the glove The taverns will be succeed- compartment of the car of Wil- in the car and made him go up Jo this camp. Tank Car Restored 49, was named to the newly He hated it and hitchhiked back liome. I ed by a $200,000 supermarket, fred ( Sam) Thompson, secre- replacing UEL OIL created post. He will take office think no less of this boy, but I'm afraid if an oldeir store on the N.D (AP) F tary-treasurer of the Hayfield same street. DICKINSON , . - Thursday for a term ending July this gets out our daughter's reputation will Workers succeeded Monday In ' 9C Gal; 1 , 1971. Fire Departnitfril. be ruined. He says he sometimes goes up The project will remove one- ;... \;vW W; . 1A Par Thompson said the money was getting a railroad tank car car- there to see his mother, but he always wears fourth of the two-block night- "1 have the highest confidence the proceeds from the annual tinme hurly-burly headquar- rying nearly 30 ,000 gallons of In the abilities of Judge Tom- shorts. Please advise us. explosive butane gas back on Hayfield Fir» Department fish STRICTLY ANONYMOUS ters for miners and hunters. the tracks without incident: fohr," said the governor. "He fry at Hayfield. ; ¦ Four other taverns on the block ¦ ¦ " ¦ ABBY The car, which ran off the has served as a judge ; of the - "A' A • DEAR STRICTLY: Children are not responsible for have either burned or closed. juvenile court for the past 10 end of a sidetrack last Thurs- their parents' behavior. You are right to judge the lad Of the six being uprooted, GASOLINE years . and through additional Knowles to Seek one day, overturned as a Northern on his own merits. You can't still wagging tongues, so has long been empty, three oth- Paciiic Railroad crew tried to specialized training he is keenly ignore any talk that occurs, and don't waste your energy aware of the problems associat- Markets Abroa d ers are closing and two will put it back on the track. worrying about It. move across the street. Fire Chief Tony Putschler ed with juvenile rehabilitation. MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Gov . He is a man of utmost integrity Residents are repainting the said that if ah accident had oc- ; STAMPS—NOTHING FREEI Warren P. Knowles may lead a PEAR ABBY: I read with interest the letter on how to face of this old NO and serious purpose." girl with the curr«d in handling the cargo, an delegation of Wisconsin busi- propose marriage. May 1 tell you how 1 did it? heart of gold .-,or , any other entire city block could have been ' Tomfohr studied at the Uni- nessmen to Europe this fall to First I bought a diamond ring. Then I invited the young kind of cash — in a summer- destroyed. versity: of Minnesota and re- seek expanded foreign markets. lady to my apartment, and proceeded to. serve her an old- long "Clean Up,. Paint Up, Fix ceived his law training at the The governor announced Mon- fashioned. I had the diamond ring frozen in an ice cube. Up" campaign. The . goal is to St. Paul College of Law. He was day he was "jeriously consider- The girl almost swallowed ihe ring before she discovered retrouch all 590 buildings in Hur- Willy Brandt Urges it. But she put it on her finger and it's been there ever since. llWESTERhfH admitted to the bar In 1942. ing" the idea of heading an of- ' ' lev. East-West Trade ficial Wisconsin Trade Develop- . - GEORGE *" 'We 're getting 100 The governor noted tbat in the percent co- ment Mission to Europe. He operation , " said Mayor Paul J. : ROME (AP) - West Berlin ! AT THE END OF LAFAYETTE ST. 5last year Jud^e Tomfohr took a DEAR GEORGE: I would call that a real cool-pro- . - said a decision would be made : Santini. Mayor Willy Brandt has urged i ' - ¦ ^_ L_ : , y ¦ v ' eading part in the Red Wing by the end of the week. . posal. ' - ¦ : : Citizens Committee, for the State The goal would be tp Increase Training School. the market oi Wisconsin manu- DEAR ABBY: I have a small problem but it seems to facturers abroad and therefore bother me more every night. My husband is a wonderful boost . job opportunities and father vin all ways but one. When our little ones go to kiss Special Bridge plant investment in the state. him goodnight, he turns his cheek for them to kiss, but he 4 ;|P'^ never kisses them in return. 1 have told him many times WE VE / /A P«W Being Built for that a kiss should be mutual — and that he should kiss them Castro; Treasures of In return' — but he says he can't see where it matters, and ^ Valuable Worker -Nd Artistic Value' as long as the children are satisfied I shouldn't criticize him. I would like your opinion and am willing to go along with K« r» CANTERBURY, Engl and MILAN, Italy (AP) -- An art your answer. Thank you. . N.J. \ * Ir4^J¥^Jm^^^^*A^Ti A iV^/PH (AP) — Frederick Fabb is such expert for the Italian govern- "* M£Ammm/ J an important man that his comment says the so-called "treas- DEAR N.J.: If your husband smokes heavily, chews 'I V i^/ *'/" f Y*£f P/ pany is building a special bridge ure of Fidel Castro" Is of no tobacco or has beer breath, he's doing the kids a favor; P ^\ ^ to help him get to work more artistic value. But if he's a "wonderful father" in all other ways , I _ easily. A local antique dealer recent- , • . . say; leave him alone. K^^lL^^wlfchi r ^ m Tlr mmmmm. %%%%%%.H^ *» fc^ "We are ; getting the bridge ly purchased five freight cars of made now," said a spokesman furniture and other items which DEAR ABBY :. In regard to the husband who reported for the factory where Fabb is a the Cuban government sent to that his wife "sweet-talked" her plants and flowers and it OUR senior executive. "He's a very Europe to get hard currency. made them grow: I understand how it works and think it Is VpWs^^PRICES2 important man to us and we Cuban exiles in Miami said the all well and good. So now I am wondering If the opposite want to help all we can in get- shipment consisted of . art .works treatment would work on unwanted weeds. Let's all go out ting him to and from the factory seized from wealthy Cubans. . - ' in the back yard and cuss out the weeds and see what ^^WI RING ¦ ¦ - happens! FLOWER LOVER wm^ 1TO ^ and his home." / ~ la «i. ¦ Fabb lives on one side of the Troubled? Write to ABBY, Box 69700, Los Angeles I M lff /a!mmmmM A II l MR A ' ^«<*'¦"'"¦, Itw x8r // __\f P5.' ».w$T5 y UC 4NSI 1 AX*w • ' " A>^ Jm » O Q jJi '* ^ %Q^ y4^mV 9* Jm M y ^^LmWrn ^' All MCA SACfl $13.95 %-W ^ 9 R UV DAV % * U.S.A. MFO. ^^ ^¦¦a^LBB|» k*^ rMI MMMMM m «¦¦ ¦ AWmr BU/ .ji i«iaB ^ ' ' ™^ Canv., M.n'. X ^ P ^ ^^ ^^ V^&J^W ^- ^mm ^ This has been one of those years. To brag about Butcks? 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I I ' -am. * P ant Owner Visits Here By JEAN HAGEN Daily News Wom«n'« Editor A lovely lady, whose ancestors came from Spain, flew into Winona from New York City Monday morning. She came with her husband , Charles A. Sayous, for the dedication of the former Swift and Company plant, now Bravo Foods Inc., a subsidiary¦ of Charles A. Sayous im-. MVT . " ¦ " ¦ ' . A~~r~—y--y—:———, __ "You have a beautiful roll it very thin. On it spread a city. It's lovely! I knew mixture of chopped cooked fresh about the river, but not spinach and chopped cooked about the beautiful hills," chicken (use more spinach than she said of Winora. chicken;. Sprinkle with Parmes- an cheese, salt, pepper and a A native of Buenos Aires. dash of nutmeg. Roll another Argentina , where she was sheet of the dough and lay over bom nnd reared and mar- the top patting it firmly down. ried , Mrs. Sayous is the daugh- Mark in 1^-inch squares and ter of a Spaniard, who came cut with a special zig-zag pastry from the Basque country to wheel; Boil in salted water and South America as a young man. serve with tomato sauce. Her mother's people, also Span- ish, had been in Argentina for ' ^t(W VOYAGE PARTY,..;.. ;, Miss Rita World's Fair in New York arid go to Wash- several generations. David Nelson, meet the But the beautiful young Mrs. Vermeljlen, second from right, was guest of ington , D. C, where they will Sayous is happy to be a natur- Sally Klinski honor at a farewell party Sunday afternoon at President, before embarking for their Euro- alized citizen of the United Wed in Caledonia the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen , 328 pean homes. Rita's is in Li'er, Belgium, where States. She and her husband Wilson St., where Rita, an Am«rican Field she will attend high school for one more year came here 12 years ago, a CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) Service student, has.been living since March. before getting her diploma , although she wai month after their marriage, be- —St. John's Evangelical Luther- graduated from Winona Senior High School 1 Young friends she has made during her so- cause they- wanted "to start . a an Church was the scene of the month. Tracy Allen ,; a junior nt WSHS, , journ here were guests. From left , standing, this completely new life." June 26 wedding of Miss Sally 's adopted sister" during Mae KlinsM are Dennis Clark ; Mrs, Allen, Mr. Allen, Rita , who has been Rita " They felt that the opportuni- , daughter of Mr. for the party. ties were greater here and and Mrs. Reinhbld J, Klinski, and Dorothy Meyers. Mrs. J. E. Krier pours. her stay here, was not home opened the small office of Char- Hita left Monday by bus from Rochester She had already left for a summer camp. anid David Raymond Nelson, ) les A. Sayous, Inc., in New York son of Mr, and Mrs. Chester R. ¦with other AFS students. They -will visit the (Daily News photo City, which has since grown to Nelson, La Crosse. The Rev. the large company it now is. Robert Kant performed the cer- other sister , bridesmaid. They The reception was held in the is employed as a metallurgical : BECAUSE they "like lots of emony. wore pink floor-length gowns church parlors. I engineer at the Trane Co., La Given in marriage by her fa- : space." three years ago they of silk crepe and headpieces of FOLLOWING a two-week trip Crosse. bought a big home of 25 rooms ther, the bride wore a gown of pink organza and silk veils. rayon organza over taffeta -with to New Orleans, the couple ' SANDBERG REUNION on a three-acre estate at Sand's they carried white lace fans ( Special) a lace bodice and a chapel will live here. A rehearsal din- GILMANTON , Wis. Point , Long Island . centered with pink and white ner was served at the Commo- : reunion train. Her silk veil was fastened — The Sandberg family There they have a swimming carnations^ dore, La Crescent , with the ' picnic was held at the Clayton pool , which they both enjoy, to a headpiece of silk organza .. Melvin Swanson La Crosse groom 's parents as hosts.; Nelson farm. Route 4, Mondovi, and orange blossom sprays and , as; do.:, their two children, 7- J was best man and Lynn Larson, The bride attended the Cale- Wis.. June 20; Twelve of I.*? liv- year-old Charles Jr., and 6-year- she carried a cascade bouquet j Black Earth, Wis. , and Herbert donia schools and was employ- ing Sandberg brothers and sis- old Lillian. Mrs. Sayous hopes of pink roses and stephanofis. i Haack , Winona , groomsmen. ed as a bookkeeper at the Nel- ters were present , along with the whole family can come to MISS MARLENE KHnskf. sis- [ Thomas Roth and Melvin Neu- son Construction Co. here. their families. A total of 121 Winona for a week inv July, so ter of the bride, was maid of' mann ushered. Both are of Mad- Her husband is a graduate of Sandberg decendants and eight they can go swimming here honor and Mrs. LeRoy Rud , an- ison . Wis. the University of Wisconsin and guests attended the reunion. and also¦ do some boating on the river ' ' ' Like many a Winona housewife, Mrs. Sayous likes to garden. In addition to perennials, such as roses, tulips and gladi- oli , she has a vegetable patch, because her husband likes fresh green salads. But one ttjing she cultivates, which no Winona gar- r* dener would , is dandelions! She drastic reductions 7!Z* , ¦¦ »* ¦ ¦ .y- -mS^\- -' -:-y.y•¦•:• ¦ ' ¦• ¦•• •• ;¦ •¦: ' '.-.ViWii . ¦;. . >- * Wmmmf^mmmKmmmm^mmmmmmmmmm%W^<<'\Xw y.\ ^ . . . ^y. • • •> • • •:*•• . sends to Buenos Aires for a spe- i ** Mrs. Charl«: A. Sj-yons cial kind of dandelion seed and oV°r*s 1 uses it for her husband's favorite salad, mixed the Italian way | Olson-Wiebusch with ; sliced onion-, vinegar , oil we re overstocked! *v»y / Vows Exchanged and salt. LAKE CITY, Minn. ( Special) ALTHOUGH SHE buys most —Trinity Lutheran Church, Lin- of her clothes in smart shops in New " York City, colni was the scene of . ' the-June the house- 26 wedding of Miss Loa Wie- wifely Mrs. Sayous likes to sew S busch and Floyd Olson both of and makes some of her own , clothes. ' ^^HAA YVMJZAs St. Paul. The Rev. Harold ^*J Yesterday she was wearing a Schwertfeger officiated. simply cut, slim molded sheath The bride is the daughter of cf royal blue pure silk, printed Mrs. John Wiebusch, Lake City, with green and purple flowers, a and Uie late John Wiebusch. perfect foil for her creamy tan- Her husband is the son of Mr. ned skin and dark eyes. Her and Mrs. Avery Olson , St. Paul. hair , a soft brown, was smartly Mrs. Fred Rusch and Mrs. styled in a modified bouffant Roger Brown, both of St. Paul coiffure, frosted with faint were matrons of honor and Fred streaks cf silver. Rusch , St. Paul, best man. A She wore a double strand of FABRIC SALE reception for 150 was held in ! lustrous pearls and dangling Mankato Avenue is blocked off ond ripped up . . . this has the church social room. gold ring earrings, matching . Following a trip to Northern gold bracelets. On her lovely left us with a terrific overstock of fine quality summer fabrics. Minnesota , the couple will he , hands she wears two diamond ' at one at home after July . 12 in St. rings of great brilliance; one We ve decided to put them on sa le RIGHT NOW . . all Paul with two large stones set diag- low sale price of 88c o yard at first come — first served The bride, a graduate of Wab- onally and worn with her wed- asha High School , is employed ding ring and the other a star- look for the STAR SPECIALS. It' s tough to get to the Cinderella as a secretary by Norman Knud- burst dinner ring of one huge son Insurance Co., St. Paul. Her diamond , surrounded by small- Shoppe on Mankato Avenue, but the values are well worth er ston&s. husband is a graduate of Me- the short walk. Drive down one bl ock b low Mankato Avenue and chanic Arts High School , St .. MRS. SAYOUS * other hobbies Paul, and is employed as a dec- j include reading. She likes the come up one block west on 4th or 5th street or shop our orator for the Davidson Co., St, ! Spanish best and sends for Paul. 1 books to Argentina , because not downtown store. many are available in New THE ENGAGEMENT OF Miss Gudrun Wurster St Luke's Women '. York. She also enjoys cooking to .Joseph Leicht III, son of Mrs. Joseph Leicht, ; and recently when the chil- 509 Maceman St., is announced by her mother, To Meet Thursday ; dren's school had an internation- ) Mrs. Hermann Wurster , of Pliezhauscn-Tuebingen , EITZEN , Minn, (Special - al party, she made a Spanish values up to 4%jtf* Germany. The wedding is planned for Aug. 14 in Women 's Fellowship of St. j dish which proved popular at Luke's United Church of Christ St. Thomas the Apostle Church , Minneapolis. Miss ( the party. will meet in the church social | Cooking in her native land is « Wurster is claims supervisor for Charles W. Sexton rooms at 2 p.m. Thursday. quite simple, Mrs. Sayous says. 398 Co., Minneapolis Insurance agency. Her liance is an The Stewardship Department ; Since there are now many Ital- fifi Investment counselor with Kalrnnn and Company, with Mrs, Edward Deters and ians in Buenos Aires, one of (he Minneapolis and St. Paul. Mrs. Ralph Schoh, chairmen, favorite dishes, frequently sol v- will be in charge of thc pro- ed for Sunday dinner , Is Italian reduced fo .. . gram, Ravioli , for which Mrs. Say- Hostesses are the ^^^^ Mmes. Ida ous gave us the directions. Pottratz, Albert Meyer , Edgar Ravioli hurry . . . while your choice Haar, Donald Kruse and Clar- J Make a noodle dough wilh ence Meyer. 1 eKg, flour and a little water and of these wonderful ______^5îiiâ___^^_^li^^/,^^^f« ! ' i^______HBUBBB ^ ' ^^______H summer fabrics last . . . mmWiiH^^^îlNNNmxmW- H ' ^_Hî______l .^ K^' ' ^__D___: ^______I ¦ ^^ ¦ BB ' ^' fl___l______l f /OL SAI ^ 1 r'd FabriM Yd $3.98 /ildol tamamm _m_r_± \ Whipped Cream VÂ i reg. Yd. ¦pctfj JfwNQp?/ ^_^_^_^_^_W^_____I& . >______HP?_I 1,29 Yd V Cohama Frapp* ' M ^—M CO /IO ^W r,« Yd. ^ .13 : Upto 45" Wid. Nf yd B B B •k ^^^R4 lliwI&Ai NN^mmmmmmimk^. ^ts Now .... ^^ Beldlnn Rrvdaira C*\ *e\ V-MOy 4ads^ »/ rag Yd. 4>C.*KI ; Look , these values , these .s|»ecu.l.s will be for thc înwuinrxtiiefi^ Fr0Ity Crep# £. ft(> ^___ wA ^^ durnt iort of the Avenue u ideninfi protec t Come in < reg, ... ..Yd, «pl.««JO and flot your ehoire of fnhrics now nt bin savins.-! Serrano ' v^J rag ... £4 -y ea Invitation*WfflKpHj* t~~~v~~~~~-~~~~~~~~ .—,^~~.v~~~~~. Yd, 4>IiiJI ¦ PLUS MANY OTHERS TOO ' ' " ' ' ' NUM EROUS TO I - w "* .; \ | MENTIONI Fruit-ful story these specials are at store about flavor Above nil , you r wwldlnR rr- both s • Invitation * economic- fleets you . down to Ihe hinrill- There'll rw smiles and lip-smackinfj lo ,l l: l Wl (,|, , BIWKJW nlly priced from $11 pur .\ , !' " 1 "'" «> ''»K •> ''* spare when you treat your tyke or toddler pK IIHil ft hnd.'il -i|«li(imjrv for vnn* to a delectable Gerber Fruit. There ore 11 hundred awl up, wi.'diJin« needs, "let our .serv- i i PKA ""U « C I strained and 10 junior varieties.,, all i._Sik I I j Ices niiiilc you . brimming with luscious, true-to-nature CINDERELLA ___MlfflHlM SHOPPE SEVERAL CHOICES OF TYPE STYLES f lavor. That's because they 're (lash- MmHiiTffP 214 MANKATO AVENUE 66 WEST 3rd STREET cooked In seconds to preserve the natural ^lllilBllIlP '^ AND flavor-goodness so appealing Winona, Minn. (lUlow Siabrcchtt) to little /^ftrkAi- *Don

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V^%fekl A W\ I f * !^ '¦¦'¦ ¦^¦yyyy-yy}. ^SN-^^nxj^W.^^^W-C^XX^^^'^'^^^îT^-V^^^Ât^fl^V W'^, C | Choose from dressy pastels and ' ^:«^m«WW ^W^^:<^>:^:vWW: \ \^ 9 | Jr/ I f \ % , , <\ I dark basics in tweeds tussalis '^MPT I \ 1 Ij* I knits, linens and silk Mends. |L' " ' | i . * * I'I"i* * '\ I SEMI-ANNUAL , |w l ' | | A UÂ A I 1 and 12«A to 20W " . ."I *M \ J , - \ I I Orig. $15.00 to $46.00 r : . Ik $ jLi*^^^00 ^ I ¦ i'i I Now $10.00 to $30.00 IJ^L^^ I I' VUfflAH HiL ^PMraiKll p'L iI |. VIIVL ^ra^t^ffl ' rlJ ? ¦ ¦ y ¦ M ¦ ¦ I I ¦ —lPr*i>A\ 1 mWkmi 111 //WW^î-- !i l k^\ V U I r 1^SU^ ' fl^^fc 9.00 and 11.00 [ Select group of dresses by % [ vftLL¦' " if! ^Wf I f$c \ STACY AMES i FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION AND SA VEI [j CASUALMAKIR CHOOSE NOW ¦:j t| x .a„.,n» e., H .VjT OTHER WAME BRANDS I [ LOOK KUKGANT , MAKE YOUR WARDRORR CO FARTUHR , AND SAVE MOiVEY TOO! WHAT j %^ \AAf vfV 1 ^ MORR COULD YOU ASK FROM A SHOE SALE? : | r M* i*Mi»Vi Crisp .sh.irk.skin.s, the "tuasah look", > . yf jersey COLORS AND IMA- sj^/^0y__. cotton knits and cool ArneW* \ WF. IIAVK A FANTASTIC GROUP OF SPRING AND SUMMER STYLI-^ , | , \ v^^^^mlM .. . In one, two and three piece I TKRIALS. j ^^ 'î^ costumes, j : /\ | /fW' - '- ./r I ^y$_____lf_ n In Junior. Misses and f . SMLK(!TIONS. \ ALL S1ZF1S IN TI N: (iROUP, BUT COMK EARLY FOR BKST | ' Orig. $14.98 and $17.98 Regularly to NATURAL POISE DRESS SHOES $O00 I \lJJ lX \\ \^H $1500 cotton dma- 1 SpecU . 8i'"ii|> of swim suits In one; m-'^K.« , I ' . . , , , . ,. , m^.__ ¦ *. . . nil„,, from,r.m rcfiuinr,.„.„, „„ stocK„.^-i. , byu» fl«d two ploco styles. Cottons. unil »'' • , .;.\' 'T • • knits in colorful prints , stri pes and Ip*** ! DON-ABOUT 1 solid colors, 1 ,: 1 FLORENCE ^_^ SI/.CN; 30 1o ^ »" I , | NANCY WAYMI RUes: r. ' a. tmftO V'l lO to JO \ g ^ft oate's j Orig. tO $IU.?0 K'T and l4Vi lo MH * Ori g. $4.00, and $6. 50 to $7.*8 immMmmtw mm w.m.Mwm»2.50 to monthly paymenfi. added to the rolls. [publicized item — $522,000 for Hourly pay is $1.25. The. proj- : two special bulletproof cars for ect is to last 60 days. Totiai pay- Woman With New Zea land Unit ;| President Johnson, H# had op- roll for the youths will be near Repair of City i posed this expenditure and the $50,000, according to R. H. Pig Liver To Viet Deferred I! Senate Finance Gommittee de- leted* it. Brown, manager of the Minne- . . -¦• • . sota State Employment Service Fails to Live Dredge Proposed WASHINGTON fAP)—;New ¦ ¦ ' ' Zealand . may defer sending an here. .' .' . ' • The possibility of making re- BOSTON (AP)-A 34-year-old artillery battery .'to . . South* Viet I Reed commented that results pairs to a dredge the board has ' (Gold Loss in May thus far had been "even bet- woman with liver disease has Nam in the hope that . a Corn- j had the use of in recent years monweallh peace mission may j died despite a pig-liver therapy [Smallest¦ - Year ¦|V . of . ter than I'd expected. " . , r to put it in operating condition . . S ; ' ¦ He reviewed work done in the that doctors said prolonged her have some success in getting I i-~ _ . \W was discussed by the Park- both sides to a conference table. j. WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. ^^ Prairie Island area , along the < life. Recreation Board Monday. ! Lake Winona shoreline, at Levee The unidentified Boston wom- New Zealand Prime Minister ]! gold holdings declined $117 mil- R. D. Whittaker , president of Keith Holyoake told reporters lion in May . the Federal Re- Park and in other areas. an died Monday at City Hospi- Whittaker Marine & Manufac- Youth participation in the tal of internal hemmorhage. this Monday after a While serve; reported today. turing, met with commissioners House conference with Presi- The loss -was the smallest of maintenance program and in Dr. William V. McDermott to inquire whether some sort of Jr. said the patient's own liver dent .Johnson, The artillery bat- i any month this year. The gold restoration of property damag- arrangement might be conclud- ' ' ed by the flood has made it pos- apparently coiild not be restored tery is scheduled to leave for j stock on May 31 stood at $14 ,36:1,- ed by which he might lease , or Viet Nam next month . !1 000,00(1. sible for regular maintenance to function . in some other way have use of. employes to do work that 1 Doctors placed a pig liver in the dredge. couldn 't have otherwise been j a sterile box and diverted the Now inoperable because of a done without the augmented patient's blood through the ani- faulty pontoon and other de- force, Reed explained. mal's liver to cleanse it and g ive fects , the dredge i.s the prop- I^^^^^^^^ B^^^^^^ Bta*-*-^ Shop Mon. thru her own liver a chance to re- erty, hoard members believe, of COMMISSIONER A. . .I. Gesell spond. * I^^^^^^^^^^^Rtul^^^^H^Êv *aid he thought it would be a 1 the John A. Latsch Public Bath $ f Board which several years ago l^v A T k wMNtSONMMNu 17.67 per month , ^' 'J 1 0! ^ ! good idea if the youths could be -^^^- X allowed the Park-Recreation I^ FV**'V)P*IJ^j B^M^^^^^^F **V*'*^ ^H fllI t0 p.m,—Sunday noi money down f^ W - pyylM-' /y>y "' used to clear certain hiking ^^^ . w|h trails for the summer season. Debt Limit Hiked Board use of the unit. ' ¦ ' Whi ttaker said that if a lease I^^^^^ to |>,m, for 20' x 22' pre-arl garage • " ^ i HpHl yy-y' ^/'/ ^my Commissioner Steve Sadowski materials package. ¦ ¦-' ¦' : ""' ' '' ' concurred and Reed said that To $328 Billion arrangement was possible , he 'd jM _^- ___ . Zyyy' ' - '^mwN^' bo wi lling lo restore the dredge he thought this would be possi- WASHINGTON HP -- The r "~~ ble. to working order in exchange $649 cash price. ^ new temporary nat ional debt for its use at times. ^^'^^^^ At Levee Park , they are re- . **?% For concrete floor, add -<^^^' building some permanent limit i.s $328 billion . Commissioners agreed that ' r-. * President Johnson signed the the f irst step should he to de- WW^ * -f --*">. «*ti approximately $3,00 fo monthly paymenh. benchefi. At Lake Park they will bill into law Monday just I wo ( break up large concrete side- termine the exact "talus of own- j days before the legal ceiling ership of the dredge and then to . /. ..J^î ~]]gfcj [ggj m Pre-cut materials packages include: walk sections into rock -size would pieces for use a.s .shore riprap- have revertecl to the per- find out whether leasing of the ' ¦9. n w» "•"¦ " manent level of $2ft!i billion. unit -would be acceptable to the ufiSS ¦ ¦ ' *» I fc • Wall studs cut-to- length. • Sectional overhead door. ping, Scvernl toilets at Latsch /siH Tw ETK *, * :sx/<^ Prairie Island park , dislodged Congress approved the new i Latsch board. • Rafters angle-cut and notched, • V/olk-in door — two windows. hy flood waters, have been fix- I temporary one-year limit sc vor- Park-Recreation Roard mem- , «i • Siding and 235-lb. • Clear redwood trim. ed and put back in position. ; al weeks ago It is $4 billion , bees. »h«ms«lvfi. . expressed in- Tree loss at Prairie Island . above the roiling in effect this ' teres! in 'Whittaker 's proposal , asphalt shingles. • Hardware —nails—primer paint. j ypar. and reflects continued def- Is expected to be heavy. Many ile Other sizes ond y'ej al proportionately fo*w prices. were drowned after being sur- 1 it financing by the govern- s' rounded for days hy standing m cnt. Wisconsin Coftage water, Reed said. These are tics Bought by Negro ing cut down , sawed into lengths and hauled away, Tiros Launching Destroyed by Fire 338,79 per mo., tio money down $27.45 per mo., no money down TREMI'KALKAU KNTRlMJi WAUSAU , Wis. '/iv -John llasv ... lex 20' x 22' Cor Haven garage ihown afc>OY«. . ( . lor 14' x 22' Car Haven (jorago WHITEIUL , Wis . (Special >-- Ordered Delayed lor. n fitat -e fire marshal sta- ihown abt>v«, tioned at Wausau, cont inued his Trempealeau County entries in CAPK KK'NlN 'L'nV. Fla 'AIM $.1 , 142 cmh pric e. $808 cosh price. the 2,r)lh annual North West Jun- invefltign (io*n today ol n Mara- •-The .ipnre agency has post- cnllng p ior Live Stock Exposition at Knii t hon County .summer Thovo fii-jurf*"*. include concreM ilnb floor , oil molerioh and .lrur.tion. p-onccl Ihe Iminchinj* ol the Tiros (ire con' Claire A IIR , 2!>-?/. are dw in Ihe badly damaged by aflri il Pr icos ihown ore boifld on construction on level ! If) weather satellit e until Ttiur.v was purrbased by a Negro ground nnd do nol includ'! qmduicj or fillirKj. county 4-H agent's office Thurs- day night tn corrert radio fre- day. Hall Smith , Milwimkce school ¦ q uency problems which pre- teacher , look possession of the vented pr oper chnckoul of Ihe cottage on Mayflower Lake Snl ETT IUf'K OnADliATi: our , ) spflfpcrafl from the ground, urday, The fire caused botwocn ons KTTOfCK Wis. (Special - ¦ ¦ ^w<> 0n °^ hesl-grode exterior whito hous* Sonyn Colleen F.rickson, cinugh- $4 ,(M)0 and $5 ,0(M) dnmuge In the IC C fc • " ainf C{J or< er 0Vf nov Cor Haven ter of Mr. and Mrs Ren Krick Colleg e Loans ' summer home Sunday nighl OF EXTRA COST P - '* Y ^ V *' garage now. MID , rural Ofihen , formerly nl "I can 't say definitely v*vhnt Ettrick . wan graduated Sunday I Go to Cubans caused Ihe fire , " Hassler HII KI from Ihe Rochester , "I haven 't come up with nny IHIS OFFER VALID FOR TWO WEEKS FROM DATE OF THIS AD. Minn., (AD 36" School nf Practical Nursi ng. WASHINGTON - Thc evidence of arson. " Chain-Link FENCE ' I-iducatinn Office said Irwiny I some W)n Cuban refugee**' will As good rooks will IHI sou, ¦rnOrlC ...We 'll come fo your home ...chec k your site , answer your cgR whiles can hardly ho attend 11 S. colleges and univer- £L Ac Runnim question's, go over all details. LAWN BOY sit ies this summer on lonns nvpM'honten when Ihey me go m*^_^ _W_M _ P " made Available In * Ihe ollw. ing lo bo »i.srri in h mri'inRinn SJ HF POW ER - In rliiHe - f.ilirii plus |ii|i i ,ii | plus line po .I ('Civ Irn fret f STAWDA RD K X J M ' I I iri' -l/ill. 'ilKin /iv/iilnlilc £S& ¦"•* LAWN MOWERS DR. C. R, KOLl.OrT. l-; I 'I «. ihrmi Rli 5 p rn. XumJber PH. MAX L. Dl BOL T s.,iuH-v « to inn — GARDEN SHOP — Your bost STANDARD for reliable savings ^%S?^w-J**^ DADD BROK nUDD STOR E • 4fitUtttfirietis ¦ ¦ MONTGOMERY WARD V * S HAR DWARE *T»li *n »vn M AT- , ' ¦iv I' li n* lifl' ifl • ,">«\ .'*| Mt B. 4th St Phon* Wl MIRAGE MALL Phiono 3373 Winona TUESDAY Payroll 522,344 Goodview Trinity Winonan Fined The Daily Recor d JUNE 29, 1963 PIayground Attendance At Community Two-State Oea ths Municipa Court For Slate Youth Pastor Named Hit Man With Memorial Hospital A recent graduate of Wiscon- Arthur Eld* WINONA ; sin Lutheran Seminary at . . Me-' 6 201 in Two Weeks vlilflnp dour• i VIMlrtl ana , turglcil OSSEO, Wis. (Special.1, -Ar: Allon L. Brugger 19 , 915 40th Clean-up Project quon. Wis., has accepted 'a call Beer Pitcher Attendance at the city's 10 su- DAMAGE ciuned hy aprinK oflllenti' .2 lo 4 and 7 te'-l:M p.m. (No thur Eide, 69, died at his home Ave., tioodvlew, pleaded guilty :lil'iir»n under 12.) A total of ,M4 youth l«borer« to become pastor of Goodview ALMA , Win. ¦ '(.Special) — ' fn pervised playgrounds for the floods has had an effect on waa Matcrriily patient*-. J to i.M and / to in Osseo Saturday night follow- today to a charge of using ob- Trinity Lutheran Church and of first two weeks of the season to- of certain park facilities, Bam- I.JO p.m. (Adult* only.) scene language on a public employed on disaster clean-up Buffalo County Court Monday ing a long illness. projects in the flood and torna- First Lutheran Church, Minne- before Judge Gary B. Schlos- taled 6,201, M. J. Bambenek , di- benek noted. He was born Aug. 21 , 1895, on street .Saturday at 1:30 a.m. sota City. MONDAY I) do area of Minnesota earned stein , William Wicka , Winon a , rector of parka and recreation , ! He aaid that a number ot a farm in Bruce Valley, Town .fudge .lohn . McGill sentenced He is Larry , reported to the Park-Recreation | ADMISSIONS Brugger to pay a $15 fine or $22 ,344 in wag CH tor the payrol l I. /cssin who pleaded guilty to assault and groups which had reserved pic- of Hale. will be taking over hU duties Board Monday. Miss Gretchen Mayan , 421 serve three: days in city jail. period ending June 15. battery. nic areas at Latsch Prairie In- He married Cera Johnson Jan here -July 18; He was fined $50 plus $13 Bamhenek said that attend- ; land Park had canceled them Dacota St. 1, 1920 , Brugger paid the fine, lie was It is estimated that the crewn . . They farmed in. - Bruce A June graduate , he will be coiirt costs, placed ' -' on ' probation ance at Lake Winona beach , < because of the flood aftermath John McGarth , 1)35 4-Dth Ave., Valley until 1843 arrested-, at Broadway and Hi!- will receive a total of $68,166 , when they during future ni-monthly payroll ordained and installed at Good- for one year, and ordered to which opened June 12, through and the uncertainty of road con- Goodview. moved to a farm near Osseo , Iierl Street by Sheriff' s Depu- , ties John .J. Schneider and Ver- periods for the life of the proj- view Lutheran at 10 a.m. July pay medical costs of Arnold Sunday was 12,71.0 with 1 518 ditions. WVIrs, Walter Bess, Fountain residing there until mo\ing into " ¦ spectators counted. non L. Spilzer, ect.;" . " - . 1«. At 7::to p.m. he will be In- Zeller, Waumandee lavcrnkeep- H« also pointed out that camp- City, Wis. the city in 1950. B'or three yeara stalled at First ''Lutheran: er, - Richard Wood , Winona Rt . X. during Eleven working al LAKK er registration has been lower World War II he worked - The new pastor Wicka wai ..' charged , with, hit- than normal, averaging about William Eischen , 114 E. Wab- in a defense CITY had earned ,$5B5 by June and his wlf« plant in California. will be moving into the parson- ting Zeller on the head with a 30 units a week. ; asha- St. He also bad worked 15. Estimated bi-monthly pay- as a car- roll with a full complement is age in Coodview about July 15, beer pitcher at the dance hall , Present Rebecca Palmer, 510 W, 5th penter and as custodian of Os Two Lecture at food In a breakdown of participa- SI: . $1,170. ; He replaces the Rev. David operated in conjunction with his tion in various supervised activ- seo Lutheran Church, of which Ponath who accepted a call to tavern , while a wedding party I Mark J. Runkle, Ml Druey he was a member.' Thi ily working at WABASHA ities, Bambenek reported a ieg- • a church in Illinois. was in progress there June 12. | istration of 96 boys and girls (or Court. Survivors are: His wife ; one Saint Teresa had earned 32.158, with -M ,211 Handler Licenses | Mra. David Miles , Milwaukee, at full complement . He was first charged with felon- the tennis program which be- aoh, Hensel, Milwaukee; three ious assault and waived extra- "Wis. . -.. A total of 55 working at WI- gan June 21, 132 enrolled in the daughters, Mrs. Herman (Myr- dition to Buffalo County The free gol f instruction and play Mrs. Maxine Aldinger , Winona tle) Weaver, Venice , Calif .; NONA had earned $1,999 for the FRIENDS CAN Expiring in '65 RI. -3. • NSF Institute payroll period ending June 15 (Continued From Page 3) charged wan reduced to the mis- i program, 45 registered for the Mrs . Clifford (Alice) Evenson, demeanor. His-', attorney was All city f ood handler* mustjI Lodga DISCHARGES , with $5,952 at full complement, 1 day camp at Holzinger Osseo and Mrs. Kenneth Whatever is done in the Do- Dennis Challeen , Winona: Wicka have a chest X-ray hy the ex- . that opened June 14 and 250 (Joyce) Knolle Gov. Rolvaag has requested Larry Horman, Winona Rt. 2. , Milwaukee; 16 minican Republic now must be told the court he - didn 't know piration date of their license children in learn - to . . - ' swim' Roger Allnch and baby, grandchildren; four great-grand- an additional appropriation for which was issued during 1964,. Mra . the disaster project which will, decided by its people, declared Zeller had entered the dance classes.at Lake Winona beach. Lewiston. children ; three brothers, John, the ambassador, who represents hall to cut off the beer drink- according to the health depart- ; pe» if granted, enable the National ' ' ' " ¦ ¦ '¦ ¦ ' I Four two-week instructional Mrs. Clifford Kuxliaus and Palmer and MiHard , Strum, and a nation with a long tradition ef ing at 6 p.m:," as originally ment. * • . :: . " - . . - .J¦| riods have been scheduled for Youth Corps working in Minne- The recent amendment to the baby, 251 Walnut St. three sisters, Mrs, Elvina Gu- sota to enlarge present crows non-intervention in the internal agree-d. the program which began Juna Robert Wieczorek, -Galesville, nem, Osseo, Mrs, Mabel Hul- food handlers ordinance has not , ' ¦ ¦ and add projects where needed. affairs of other countries. '21 . Wis; berg, Strum , and Ruth, Palm DALE P. Laehn, Gilmanton changed that expiration, date , Mrs; Leo Hentges, Fountain Springs, Calif. THE OAS, he Vald, 1* begin- juvenile, appeared, with his said inspector Roy Vose. The ON THE maintenance alda. City,: Wis. The funeral service will be ning to do a good job in Latin mother on a charge of making amendment, making licenses Superintendent Bruce Reed re- Mrs. John JNoeska and baby America. Its economic an improper turn : His license valid for two years , is not ef- ported that three programs are ^ Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Osseo pro- 3348 W. 5th St. Lutheran Church, Cily Board Hears gram , the Alliance for Pro- was suspended for 45 days. fective until July 21) progressing well and that in the the Rev. Max Dr. Nelson Dr, Fieser ¦: ¦* Mrs, Rose Thompson, 202 E. Wllhelm, pastor there, and the gress, is flourishing after years Olive Kirschner , Arcadia, -; Maid Vo8e, "The only dil'f«r- root cutting project , for which ' ence is that those which have a contract was awarded earlier Howard St. Rev. O. C. Aune, Colfax , for- Wheaton College and Harvard of relative weakness before the pleaded guilty to disorderly con- Ronald Hanson , 60 W. Howard merly of the Eight Taxpayers alliance was formed. duct in the Town of Waumandee been or "will be renewed in- .1965 this spring, roots on 1,391 trees Osseo congrega- University professors are on the st. tion , officiating. Burial will be June 7 and was placed on pro- prior to July 20 will expire aft- had been cut during the past The city board of tax equali- This economic progress, he , BIRTHS in Osseo, Cemetery. faculty for the National Science said , is based bation for one year , with the er one year. Those which have month. zation had heard eight protests on groundwork a due date after July 20, iS65, Mr. - " and Mrs. Quentin Mat- Friends may call at Oftedahl Foundation sponsored institute of assessed valuations up to laid in years of work by prede- provision that she spend two He said that the contractor He days in jail and pay $5 court and into . 1966 will be renewed which will remove 330 stumps thes, 4340 Sth St. ,.- Goodview, a Funeral Home tonight and un- for secondary school teachers of noon today during its one-day cessors of the alliance^ serv- ¦¦ ¦ ' ' til noon costs; " for a two-year period . . from boulevards hasn't started ¦on . * Wednesday, and then chemistry at the College of session, ed on some of these groups, "The revised ordinance places Mr. and Mrs ; Lyle Goetting, at the church. Seven* of them involved per- heading one George Symitzcek . Arcadia , work yet but is expected to be Saint Teresa. pleaded guilty to disorderly con- responsibility on the employer on the job soon. The tree main- 105 N. Baker St., a daughter. sonal property valuations , one "The whole spirit in Latin and prohibits hirn from allowing George Noel Lecturer today and Wednes- of the increased valuation re- duct in Town of Waumandee tenance program , he said , is day is Dr. Bernard Nelson , pro- America has changed," he as- June 5 and was placed on pro- any person to work as a food , back to normal again after tha CALEDONIA , Minn. (Special ) sulting from an additioh to a ; BIRTHS ELSEWHERE fessor of chemistry at Wheaton serted. Real progre; is being bation for one year, with the handler who does not possess a interruption caused hy work re- —Thie funeral service for George home. No appeals from real es- made in economic cooperation , valid food handler license." ROCHESTER, Minn, — Mr. Noel, 74, La Crosse, formerly College, in Illinois. "Let's: Test tate 1 valuation are heard in odd- provision that he spend two quired as a result of the spring Our Way to Better Teaching" including integration of trade days in jail: A fee of $1 wilr be charged flood, The hulk of the work now and Mrs. Lorry Gunhus, West of Caledonia , who died Saturday numbered years except those on among countries of the two for any food handler'i license Concord , Minn;, a son Monday morning at St. Francis Hospital , will be the subject of Dr. Nel- construction, or improviements is being done in an area west of 's lecture at 7:15 pim. today Americas, he said. FORFEITURES: issued after July 20. Franklin Street and when this is at Olmsted Community Hospi- La Crosse, after a short illness son made in the current year. , Mondovi. op- in the Roger Bacon lecture : Jall. ¦ Such progress is vital Michael J. RLsen completed crews expect to shift * .;, tal. Maternal grandparents are was held today at South Side ' . to the erating a vehicle with unneces- . economic and political operations to an a rea west of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lang, 467 Blaschke Funeral Home, La The lecturer received his life of sary noise, May 22 Mondovi, Latin American nations he Huff Street Kansas St., Winona. Crosse, and St. Joseph the Work- bachelor of science degree from Watkins Expands , $20. . - " . - . i Fire Destroys RUSHFORD, Minn: - Maj. man Cathedral. The Rt. Rev, Wheaton College and his mas- said. His own country, for ex- Cindy L. Gates, Mondovi , ample and Mrs,. August H Lechner, Msgr. Joseph Kund inger offi- ter's and doctor 's degrees in Experimental farm , is "going through a speeding in Mondovi dune ll , tinie of economic difficulties:" ' Vandenbferg Air Force Base, ciated Burial was in La Crosse. chemistry from Northwestern $37: ; : .. . Millville Hall , Mr, Noel "was born in Free- University. Watkins Products. Inc., Calif. a son by. adoption . Mrs. has FOR THIS Clara M. Gunderson ; Gilman- MILLVILLE, Minn . — The , burg in 1801 to Mr, and Mrs. purchased an- additional 127 reason, it Is im- Lechner is the former Miss ^ Dr. Nelson was recently " list- ton, arterial violation , Mondov i combined American Legion hall j Phyllis Bunke daughter of Mr. Paul Noel. He married Emily acres for its experimental farm portant that Uruguay and the . ed in "American Men of United States, May 29, $10. and dance hall at Millville burn- ¦ THRIFTY snd. Mrs. Werner Bume; Rush- McCabe of Caledonia. They lived near Homer both producers Science." He is a member of of foodstuffs, cooperate in mar- Gerald Schreiber , Alma, for- ed to the ground Monday after- *: ' ford. in Caledonia several years be- the examination committee of With the purchase from Em- feited $20 in court last week fore moving to La , keting their products throughout i noon with all its contents. Crosse the division of chemical educa- ma L. Tho mpsbn, total acreage on a charge of depositing of- ;¦' ¦ ' where he was employed at the now is more than 1 the world. Five fire departments fought : tion of the A.merican Chernical ,200. The ac- ¦ fal in the Mississippi River WEATH ER Albs-Chalmers plant 20 years, quired acreage was somewhat ... ¦Recently, Uruguay and the j the blaze after being called ! JULY 4th Society: and has served as chair- June 3. The first report incor- shortly after noon. Elgin, Plain- , He was a World War I veteran of its organic , subcommit- between prior holdings. United States disagreed over rectly stated that he deposited OTHER TEMPERATURES and .- man view, Lake City, Zumbro Falls i . -member- of the Disabled tee 10. years. This committee exporting o!meal to Europe 'debris ;'"' High Low Pi ce. American V eterans. and Israel the and Rochester rural firemen j Albany, cloudy .. . . 96 73 - .. has prepared new tests for both ^ ambassador Survivors are: His wife ; two said , and it caused some prob- • MAIDEN ROCK HEARING saved a garage on the east side I Albuquerque , clear 95 61 .., the one-semester college course AMBASSADOR although its roof I SPECIALS daughters, Mrs. Robert (Nola) (Contiikii«d From * Page'* 3) lems in his country: MADISON , Wis: — . A hearing of the hall, Atlanta , clear .:., 83 67 and the yejir-loiig course in or- , and a house on the Mickscjil. La Crosse, and Mrs. Although he said "that will : be held before the Public caught fire ' ¦ Bismarck , .rain .; *, 72 48 T ganic chemistry. is his- - ' ¦¦ ¦ yA on '. ' Robert (Mary) Darneron. Chi- one was "the intense feeling tory nowW-: we hope," he ex- Service Commission of Wiscon- west,:- - Boise, clear . .... 76 54 .. In his illustrated lecture, Dr. ' The building was 50 by 90 cago. IH.; eight grandchildren; and desire of Winonans in all pressed a . hope that disagree- sin July 8 at 2 p.m. on the ap- SHER WIN-Wl Boston, cloudy .. 88 .70 .. four sisters, Mrs. Annabel Har- Nelson tries to stimulate and walks of l ife to cooperate:" ¦ feet. Origin of the fire isn't LUAMS i Chicago; cloudy .. .. . 88 72 ., ments of that sort could be plication of General Telephone low, Alameda , Calif. ; Mrs, Dor- encourage teachers to re-ex- Co. of Wisconsin for authority ! known ' but it started in the Cincinnati , cloudy . . 90 68 . * ..'.. amine their testing progranis, to STONE introduced o t h e r avoided in the future because othy Bond . San Francisco, '¦; of increasingly close coopera- to discontinue urban four-party ' southwest . comer. Millville has Denver , cloudy , 7 82 57 Calif., and offer .suggestions in the pre- guests oh the platform , • includ- no fire department. * Mrs. Blanche Kofla tion between Uruguayan and service at Maiden Rock. Des Moines, rain .. . 85 67 1.87 and Mrs. Bert Harm, La Crosse, paration of tests and to point ing State Sen. Roger Laufen- Detroit, clear . '.. . . 92 68 .27 put how good testing reflects burger; R«p. Frank Theis; Rep. United States business. The ^XC0II<^1 ' ' and two brothers. Frank , Ala: Brayo Foods, Fairbanks, .cloudy .70 52 • . -. meda, and Bernard , ' classroom teaching. Donald McLeod; Dale Ellis, St. Inc., plant here, San - Lean- which has Fort Worth , clear .94 72. W dro, Calif. Two brothers and one Special lecturer for (he insti- Paul , state president of the Ju- sister plants in his âihts Helena, cloudy : .- .* ,.. 69 46 *02 nior Charaber of Commerce; country and in Argentina, might J * ' sister have died. tute is Louis F. Fieser of Har- Honolulu, cloudy . 85 76 . vard University. Bernard Wagnild , Winona Jay- contribute to .this ; cooperation, , he said, "^m 0,L BA$i Indianapolis cloudy 85 67 1.25 Mrs. Ella Sabin He lectured in Roger Bacon cee president; William F. Lang, hi—. ^sew^ .Jacksonville, cloudy 89 70 - . * - .. LEWISTON , Minn. - Mrs. president of the Winona Cham- Minnesota and Uruguay, al- cloudy 88 75 .07 Hall at 1.15 p.m. today. Kansas City, Ella Sabin, 83, died Monday at , professor of or- her of (Commerce ; Kenneth Mc- ready have cultural and social , cloudy 79 58 Dr. Fieser , president Los Angeles 11:45 a.m. at the Etta Del Nurs- ganic chemistry at Harvard Queen of the Winona ties, he pointed out. Montevideo, Louisville, cloudy .. 90 70 .12 , Industrial Development Associ- ' r dint ing Home here after a long ill- has taught there 27 years. Minn., and Montevideo, Uru- ÊxcoHoJ^ Memphis, clear .... 90 74 .04 ness. ation; Wilfred Grant , plant gen- guay, have long been sister Miami , clear .' . . 83 77 He lias devised a new ap- eral manager , and Mr . and Mrs OIL BASE The former Ella (iaskill. she proach lo laboratory instruction cities, he said, and the Junior , ^ CF75 Milwaukee, cloudy .88 59 was born Oct. 10, 1881, to Mr. Sayous. Chamber of Commerce here has JtQUSt PAlNTj % Mpls.-St.P., cloudy . 82 61 . in this course, using small The invocation was given by and Mrs. Zacharias . Gaskill in amounts of material and novel recently adopted Uruguay as a ^* We w Orleans, clear 87 69 .Oi Dresbach , Minn, She 'was 'a life- the Rev. Harold Rekstad of sister countr}'. New York , cloudy . 88 72 , apparatus. He has also devel- First Congregational Church , time area resident. Her hus- oped new experiments demon- "We are very happy with the Ok la. City, clear . 92 73 .. band, Sylvester Sabin , died "in and the benediction , by the Rt. Omaha , cloudy .. . . ' 86 64 1.28 strating, many of the modern Rev, Msgr. Harold J. Dittman , relationship between the two 10]5. She was a member ol torhniepjes in this science. Montevirieos," the ambassador LATEX ' ¦ Phoenix , clenr 102 (i'i Dakota Methodist Church rector of the Cathedral of the mjemtsSS^mmwL. Ptlnd. Me., cloudy . a:i 59 .. Author or co-author of some Sacred H eart . said. ^ Survivors aro: Two sisters , ,'tfiO research papers, Dr. Fioser Rapid City , cloudy 74 54 Mrs, Others on the platform were Flossie Tcbay, Dakota , synthesized vitamin K , and con- : SUCH TILS have brought St. Louis, cloudy 9:) 71 and Mrs. Peter ( "Lena ) Hoi business associates of Ihe Say about a great deal of ,. tributed a link in the method response Salt Lk. City , clear . 711 46 comb , Madison , Wis., and sev- ous organization. in both countries , he said, PA I NT ' ^ ExcoHQ San Fran., clear ... 74 52 of syntliesi/ing.cortisone as well Ellis wns here for Ihe pro- ^ eral nieces and nephews. as explaining some of the chem- "There is an awareness of Seattle, clear 76 57 Funeral services will be gram because his organization Washington, cloudy 92 73 .. ical factors in cancer. During has adopted Uruguay as a sis- each other, " he declared . ,40 Thursday at 2 p.m. at Dakota World War II , he led in the de- In addition to this , such links $/[ 49 L^" Winnipeg , cloudy .. 65 43 Methodist Church , Dakota . Bu- ter country under a newly es- (T-Tracc ) velopment of jellied gasoline , tablished Jaycee International often lead to closer cooperative rial will be in Oakland Ceme- , i-^^m^^^"î DAILY HIVER BULLETIN which improved the effective- project . efforts He. said he would like j - tery, Dresbach, ne-.ss of incendiary bombs and to see "the whole state bc| KI IXHI Stage 24-hr. ' Watkow- An adiisory board of busi- Friends may call at fI;ime throwers. aware of Uruguay. " and he sug ! Shift** Today Chg. ski Funeral Home, Winona , nessmen from outside the Jay- Red Wing 14 6.2 - .3 cee organization Ims been form- gested student exchanges, schol- ( In On the Wednesday after 2 p.m., at the Get FLOOR Lake City 9.1 - .3 church aft er 1 p.m. Thursday, ed and is now trying to formu- airship programs and trading of Wabasha ... i ... 12 «U . - .3 Buffalo County NFO late a specific program for Min- agricultural information. L PATIO Alma Dam . . fi.2 — ,5 Henry Diekman GILMANTON , Wis. (Special) nesota - Uruguay cooperation , "This is how we like it, " he Ellis snid. Whitman D;im . 4.0 — .5 MINNESOTA CITY , Minn, - —Ed Graf , Tom/ih , Wis., nation- asserted. Enamel Winon a Dam 6.2 Henry Diekman , Harvey, 111,, a al NFO director , will be guest WINONA 13 7 5 .. .. former resident here, died Sun- speaker ;it the Buffalo County Trem 'cnu Pool 9 . (1 ,. .. $169 day afternoon following a NFO im-eling at Ri '.IO p.m. BEAT ¦ BIG i Trem ' , .. o.ui Dam 6 5 stroke. Thursday at Cross Town Hall, Dakota H.:i I .2 , Optics by PLYMOUTH Survivor* are : Ills wife ; one former Cross Crude School He § Qt. Dresbach Pool 9.5 — .1 will present a proRi'oss report Take Private Drum Lessons Dreshiich Dam 5 .5 •- , 1 son , Raymond; one diiii|>hl Ihoeli , TODAY! • ' Wed., June 30 ^NA A-up, 1!) pensing service. ME^ Little clmnge is Indicated ' in Mr. Tnlior wns born , Pl osion , and I hrce graiidchll- 7:30 P.M. *Y 11)11*2 , in Jordan Township. Ho dieii, One daughter died in in- Dorlo I 'II prescription* river slafies in this dintricl in • Al Hal L»on»rd Muilc , H E. 2nd ii npsl soveriil davs, never murried. fancy , and three brothers nnd Allll'OIIT ' WEATIIEn Survivors are: A brolher , two sisters have died , ( Enr I , Wv'koff , and I wo sml-ei's, Tlie liuieriil service will he North Ontinl OliKervntlnns ) '~~ Mrs . Mildred Mar.slmll, Chat Thtirsdiiy nl 2 p,m. «l Thnii- ¦ * FAST DRY Max , temp. HS Monday at 5 ( p in., min. temp, field and Mrs, Ilalph /.illah) wald Funeral Home. Ihe Rev fit today at Wlnslow , Lakeland , Fla. ' ' a.m., 7(1 today al noon , over- Carlton Bauer , Uprlng Valley, • Funeral scrvici'S will be Wed- officiat ing, Hiirinl will he in the SPRAY r *;is! al -H. OCO l,* «*t , visibility lfi 6 Private Lessons j| S nesdny nt 2 p.m al Chulficld Kill! Cemetery , I'reston AFFILIATE OF miles , wind is csilm . baroini'ter Mothddi.il Church , Tho Hov. Friends may cull al the fu- l^ffi t™A.nltL :i(l.|2 anrl slciicly. humidity 64 (Ileun Uie of Ludwig Drum* Qunin will officiate. Ilu- neral home nil day Wednesday -COAt OC|l fiorceiil. rial will be in Chat field Ceme- ;md Tliiii'sdnv until lime ol and Instruction Book . , lpjm9*ij& tery, Mcrvlees . Mill,I,IPS IN IKWI'MAI, "'" QQ* F rank S. Riehl AArs. Ivan Larvon UMITED H 252 K. 3rd ENROLLMENT hconiird Philli ps , PRESTON Minn (Special)- LAMOILLK , Minn , — Funenil Si , is H pal lent nl Veterans , i Hospital , MlniH'sipoli.s Frank S Richl, HO, died Mon ' services, lor Mrs Ivan Larson , ¦ dny at 4 p.m. at Spring Valley Lmwiille Rt, I , will be Wcdnes- Moinoi'iftl Community l lo.ipltiil duy nt I ::w p.m. al St, Luke 's SHERWIN- AliMA WOMAN HOME after an lllnnfls of aovoral yoars. l.uthrrnn Chlirdi , Plck*wick, the ALMA. Wis, (Sppcial ) - MW. lie was horn March Id , IIIH5 , Rev , Wiiller K(iop«ell officint- Hal Leonard Music Mary Nrixton returned to h«r In rural 1' roMon to Theobold and ing Hiirinl will he in Wltokn OPTICIANS Gr»un«l Floor - 71 W«»» Third Slrot - Phon -MM Inc. WILLIAMS home bore SnUn rlny from St, Cathei'lno Riehl. He farmed on I (!oinetovy. * IIS Bttt TWrd Phen* MIS Kllxabeth' fl Hos pital , \Vnbiwlin , the home place mid resided Fi'luiuls may cull nl P'nwcett t «.rn. to S pm, tncludlng Saturday — f a.m. t« 1 p.m. Friday Summti* hour* mm$ except cloeed Set at noon. where nlur- was trr-ntml for nn there unlil moviiiR into Preslon Funei nl Home , Wliiorui, today 64 EAST 2ND ST. • FftHI ISTIMATMI • and knee Injury , Irom V to !i |i.m. and at the All 4ytfll««»«i made In Mlnn«»ot« by Mlmmata T«cholcl«i>i. arm frcJiluru In ItHK), FRII DILIVIRY , Shr- In librarian at Ihr l.nkc He married Klaie Klelinon l elmreli Weilne.iilny after J2:.li > "SAFI RYMS SAVI LIVES" • • Cily si'liool. hnnen April ,'l , 11)12, nt ri cMtoii. p in , (_...... wmwmmmmmmmmmmmmwwmwwwwmwmu mwitae Power Reph^ 12 men to the plate. slam White Sox collected IB of their got the pest chnnce because of Twins* Manager Sam Mele , Chisox to face him and was and sending By LEW FERGUSON Graw crashed a grand and Romano homered Press Writer homer Danny Cater hit a hom- hits after two were out in the t he -'strength of our pitching . whose pitching staff broke cruising a long with a :i-0 lead Cater Associated . to chase Boswell. Jerry Fqsnow ST. PAUL - MINNEAPOLIS er and double, John Romano fifth inning. Up to that point , "Cleveland's pitching has down Monday night after an when he ran into trouble in the Twins' starter Dave Boswell been real good of late; but I fift h. came on and loaded the bases (AP) — The go-go Chicago homered and Ken Berry tripled. overload on the bullpen precipi- walks around a single . a thing of the Chicago and Cleveland both had one-hit them:-' .. couldn 't assess it because we've tated by injuries to ace starters With two out , Ken Berry and by issuing White Sox are bv Herrv. past. " • vaulted past the Twins into a Lopez and Sox General Man- only , seen Cleveland three times Camilo Pascual and Jim Kaat , Al Wels singled and J.C. Mar- ' ager Ed Short have said all sea- so fur. " Agreed . tin walked to load the bases. Dick Stifiman relieved Fosnow Now it's the boom-boom White first-place tie. walking White Sox "It's been a long time s'inc« son tbey feel they have the host, hope/., asked if it seemed like "Our pitching finally caved McCraw then belted BoswcU's mid finished Sox and they proved it by Eddie Fisher*, to force in Minnesota we exploded like that/' Manag- team in the American . -League, his Sox had been chasing' -the in, " Mele said, "and we got first : pltch to him -I 20 feet over reliever mauling power-laden . more runs scored as 17-4 Monday night to knock the er Al Lopez said, "but this is a but admit the Sox won't ruii Twins for a long time, replied: bombed. But we'll bounce back. the right-field fence for the* a run Four good hitting team. We'll still run away from tin* rest of the "Not really, because we Kaat says he's ready." gi iindTslam. Don Buford, Cuter and Bill Twins out ot first place for the successively. f irst time in 2S days. when we need to, but you don 't league! stayed close. It's going to be a Kaat , incidentally, turned in The Twins tied 4-4 in their Skowron-singled blanked tlie Twins on The Sox battered four Twins' need to run when vou get 19 "It's going to-be the best race beck of a race. Five tearhs at Minnesota's last complete game half of the fifth as Jimmie Hall Fisher pitchers for 19 hits and the 17 hits. " we've ever had in the American the . top can challenge*' -a . long when he beat the Whit e So* 3-1 hit bis 14th homer. one hit over the final 4 1-3 in- runs matched the major league Perhaps an even more amaz- League, " Short.' predicted .' "It 's time, and don 't discount the June 17 at Chicago. Then Chicago really erupted nings l<> gain hi.s ninth victory high for the season. Tom Mc- ing statistic is the fact that the hot . over . bv " a long .shot. We've "Yankees :" Baswell ret ired the first JO in the sixth, scoring seven times iri 11 decisions; AUSTIN I H ERE FOR LEA ^^ Athletics Face 'Must' Tilt Tonight By GARV EVANS league-leading Packers with cit y sports teams problems , Neither has seen ' a- great at second. Al Connor at a .'i-l Southern Minnesota the Athletics notwithstand- deal of action Roepke did short and Davis Usgaard at Daily News Sports Editor . League record: ing. He beat them 'fi-4 . iri pitch briefly against Austin , third. ' *;* . The Winona Athletics . the first meeting between while Schultz has not work- Usgaard was hit twice by Now . trailing the front- ¦ Beige guns leveled in a "Stop running Austin machine by the two clubs. ed at all . ' '. -; *. Rochester pitcher John Ste- Austin" move , tonight get , things "Tentatively, we expect to phens in the 5-4. Sunday loss, ' three full games. Winona On the home . trout their biggest test, of the has to t hr'ow in the stopper. are not as rosy. .Ion Kosi- start Roepke','.' . ' said. Molock . but Moloek felt he would be young season. "'That 's right," said Mo- dowski worked eight and "We're hoping he can do-the ready tonight. The Athletics, who have lock . "We have to have this two-thirds innings against job. ". A crowd larger than the ¦ . broken even in four league one," . . Rochester in a 5-4 loss Sun- There will be one change more than 60O who paid games, must demonstrate To say that Austin won 't day and.* -Dick . -Papenfuss is in the starling alignment as opening night is- expected to tliei r power . to win t he "big be easy to beat is complete- out of the rotation after ag- either Schultz or Mike Prig- be on hand for the contest. ones.'" and ' none will be ly- ' -acceptable. In anticipa- gravating pi* e v ion s arm ge will move. into right field , Also scheduled tonigh t is more Important than the tion of the bout with Winona, trouble in '.--beating Albeit to form an out field combina- a league game pitting Ro- contest scheduled for Ga- Larry Scheid , who took over Lea. ' ' :' tiori with Kosidpwski and chester , which stands in a brych Park at 8 p.m . today . for father "Emit- this year, For tonight Moloek lias a Papenfuss. second-place tie with the Max Molock's corps Sun- saved lefthander Dave Hart- choice between Roger Roep- Rog Leohhardf will, handle Athletics , against Owatonna day blew its chance to come man.. ke, a lefthander , or Gene catching duties , with Gary at Owatonna. home to a bout with the Hartniaii has caused many S c h u 11 z, a righthander. Grob at first . Bob Leitzau Following tonight's game, the Athletics are not scheduled to play until July 6 when they are at Owatonna. The next home game is Tiant Earns scheduled for July 8 against Albert Lea. Win No. 7 For Indians -j^^^^^^^^H Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Fred Whitfield triggered \ * ' Cleveland's 9-2 romp at Boston ; v BLAST MINNESOT A . .. . , Tom McCraw : victory Monday night in the Twin Cities. Vright) Cater (center); John Chicago jumped into a first-place tie with with a three-run homer off loser ¦; . , Danny and Romano are all smiles in the Chicago dressing Cleveland. McCraw hit . a grand slam homer Bill Mohbouquette in the second j room after their home run bats helped the in 5th inning . with Cater and Romano hitting inning. Batting leader Vic Dav- j *, Page 14 ¦* • White Sox knock league-leading Minnesota back-to-back homers in the sixtL (AP Photo- . ¦' ¦ ' alillo also had a homer in the i Tuesday -June 23. IflfiS from fi rst into third place with their 17-4 fax ! * . ' ..;. . -; ;¦ Indians' 14-hit barrage that in- j eluded three hits each by Rocky ; Colavito and Leon Wagner. : '¦ Luis Tiant, who started one of , Sunday's Indian - Red Sox - LeJetz games, came right back and -| Poss^ went five innings -- earning Ms I seventh victory against three I losses. Felix Mantilla and Tony ! Conigliaro homered for Boston's Reliefers Sto runs . ^^ L^ LA CRESCENT, Minn. - Wi- Westby and a Tri-State game. rop singled. Lsbell was safe on fifth on a single by Mike tee, In other AL action — the De- ' nona 's American Legion base- Winona built up a 7-2 margin an error and Curran bit by a Boschulte': sacrifi ce and Kno troit Tigers nipped Baltimore 4-! ball team is in first place in the heading to the bottom of the pitch. pick's single. * ' - .-. Tri-State League alone today fifth and was thankful for it as The explosive LeJetz came J and the New York Yankees TALKING BASEBALL . ..These three Yankee: and Kansas City Athletics player: Steve Styba is the likely choice . stretched their winning string to ; thanks to clutch pitching by three singles, a walk , and a right back with four in the se- men have a hand in the new Midwest Col- who now coaches for the John F. Kennedy Tony Kreuzer and John Ahrens. Wednesday against Lake City. five by beating Washington ! ' three-base error sent in four cond for three innings of con- " ¦ lege Baseball League, which operates in both College in" Illinois: and Lee Eilbracht, coach The LeJetz Monday night runs. tentment. . Stottlemyre's I twice, 3-0 on Mel Iowa and Illinois. From left are Joe Lutz, at the University of Illinois arid president of made their overall record 8-1 Winona got two in the first as R . D. Boschulte walked, stole NEGRO OFFIClAI* two-hit pitching and 4-3. Parsons College coach; Bob Cerv, former the league. (AP Photofax) and ran their league mark to Gary Curran singled to center. second and wen t to third on an Al Kaline's run-scoring single, Nebraskan athlete and one-time New York 4-0 in squeezing out a 7-6 deci- With one out , Gary Addington overthrow. Curran walked and NEW YORK (API - Burl his 1,900th big league hit, and sion over La Crescent , which and Todd Spencer walked to fill stole second. Boschulte scored Abron Toler . a former San ranked Francisco University star re- Don Wert's homer helped the I . LE JETZ * 3-0 in the loop coming the sacks. John Ahrens then as Bob Allaire was sate on an ' into the contest. connected for a sacrifice fly T cently hired by the National Tigers get by the Orioles. Den- j . . BOX SCORE error and ocl d Spencer belted While Dave Knopick , who saw and Addington came home on a three-run homer to push it Football League, will be . the nis McLain blanked Baltimore LeJeti (7) La Crescent (A) no mound an error. first Negro ever to serv e as a for seven innings, but gave up a ab r h ab r h action during a two- up. Curran, cf 3 3 1 Johnson, If 4 0 1 ' week stay at Camp Ripley with field official for a major profes- run in the eighth and was Allaire, c 4 10 Larwynk, ss 3 3 1 LA CRESCENT Rot one run LA CRESCENT got one -in (lie sional athletic league in this Addington, lb 3 1 1 Lathrop, 3b 413 the National Guard , started and tagged for Sam Bowens' two- back as Lawrynk walked, Lath- third and Winona one in tho country. Spencer, rl, ss 1 1 1 Isbell, P, lb 3 11 tired in the fifth , Kreuzer came run homer in the ninth. Ahrens. 3b, rlJOO Harlos, c 3 11 AMERICAnUEDlr^MN (EaencLEAGUE uarlnuAi leAAiir in to snuff Stottlemyre posted his eighth NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 Nett, 3b 4 0 0 Curran, rl 3 0 0 out a rally that had VI. X.. Ptt, O.l. W. L. Pet . Ct. Kulas, If 3 0 0 Murphy, cf 3 0 0 pushed over four runs. victory and third shutout in the Chicago 4J li .Alt — Los Angtlll 44 30 .595 — ¦I Lee, If 111 Hyldall, v 100 Cleveland . ... 4} 34 .ill - Cincinnati . 41 30 .513 1 . Boschulte, ss 1 1 0 Ahrens, lb 100 Then in the , Yanks' opening game decision ' sixth with a run- MINNESOTA ... 41 17 ,<0f v, San Francisco ,. 40 31 .513 i'i ; KnopicK , P 3 0 1 Meixncr, lb 000 ner on second and one out, at Washington , getting home Detroit Jl 30 .5«5 ]!,, Pittsburgh 31 33 .535 4' > Kreuzer , p OOO Shea , lb 300 Ah- ^_ run help frorn Clete Boyer. In Baltlmora 40 31 ,S63 I'i Mllwauke* .. . 36 31 .Slf s 1 Hoeppner, rf 0 0 0 Roraff , p 10 0 rens came in and closed the r Now Vork 35 37 .414 » Philadelphia 36 34 .514 A ^^ the second game, New York Los Anqelei 31 41 ,«| »i/, Chicago 33 it .Alt 19 Totals 3* 7 5 Totals 38 6* 7 door and worked three-up, took a 4-0 lead before the Sena- Boston 1* 41 .414 14 St . Loula 33 40 . 4S1 10' j V—Grounded out (or Murphy In Ihe three-down in the seventh. ^ Washington 11 45 .314 UVi Houston 33 43 .440 11' 1 7th. tors made it close on homers by Kan-aa Cily 20 45 301 !8>j New Vork )5 4» 33» 1» But still it was too close for Woodie Held in the fifth and Monday' s Results MONOAr'S RESULTS LE JETZ 340 O10 0-7 5 4 comfort for Coach Bill Allarie. Willie Kirkland in the sixth. New York 34 , Washington 03. Chicago 7, Houston 3. LA CRESCENT 101 040 0-4 7 4 Detroit 4, Baltimore 3. New York S«, Milwaukee l-l. E T- Shca J , Boschultf-3, Spencer, Lee, Tonight the Large-Post team Bobby Richardson , the Yan- ClcveUnd 9, Boiton 1, Philadelphia 3, St, Louis 0. Larwynk, Hiirlos, kees' second baseman , got five Chicago 17, Mlnneiota 4. Pittsburgh S, Cincinnati 4. RBI — Spcnccr-3, Ahrens, Knopick, will take some time off. The Only nn tbey leave the refinery. Dot on thf> vv»y against the Los An Roles Dodd- lowerwl his turned run avcru^c Dt 'ufiitc the. lcut , (ho Niilionnl I.clique lciidcrs ers maintained their one-nam e turm.'d out to he thu decisive to your cur- -in tranilt and In storage -they pick up fmpurltlot that ers in the Candlestick Park to an eye-oponiiiK l.tir i , , ' (•(!( " (• over the second-place din- runs for the Pirates when the rmild chnho olf power, rndnco onglne elfIclency ,..could evon ttop you wind tunnel there s only ono l.otli Maricinil DIM I Drvhd.ilc Drysdalc allowed one less hit ,r (' way to describe il. - a breeze. 1 cimi 'it i Iteds, who d ropped n > -4 Hed.*-. chased Don arrlwi-ll with cold, Automotive iinglnoert a»ked fr, it 10 In a row Dodiicrs ' Stindv K oufax and fent — the first time this seas-on Klsf-whcrf , Ihe New York help. You esmpoci m*>r*> trom f ttantlanlantl you j/pl ttl ' Metis swe|»t a douhlehendor U ^—-.. . „ from Milwaukee f>^ and ll-:i , I'hiliiflel pliin blanked St. I.ouis "Since when do you k| :t-() .ind the ChieaKo <.'nbs helti-d \1ifl "Qin/»a I focf^rl llou.slon 1 ¦ .. r '.' 7 [— y-y ^Kym. %' ™M The (iinnt s scored in the first Hitw ! -3$* drink B»«rbon?" \jmM on singles by Dick Schofield and Wwr rSSk ' A- ^ 1 Willie Mays around a .sacrifice, ' K 0 , | then broke it open wilh a four- . *-^jgjR _ £$$ run fifth inning after Drysda lc mmmmf am\\ ^^tH ^MMmmW ^^^ ^duTmffilSiSfiSBlffl&îA', . .m-mm-h.' /-—~^?Sw3!SS; opened the door with two con- secutive throwing crror.s, t« "Mifwiirw.»M * Wr *& Kmme ewe _ __ np&m jwSm_Wr\W t ^^v4*«illliHrB»m"H' M |^^ |A ^r 4 w WMm I' ry.sd/dc first lhr«;w away Hal ^ mM^^lMiA^3amWH^BM'71în 1^ » 1/iinlei 's grounder , Ihen fir**d FvCNfc wilrlly on Handy Hundley 's bunt , l-nnier , however , wns A MW l '3£M, . ciuifilil In n I IIIK IOWII trying to W i ¦¦ IWiBlllHiilllWKiiklllliiitihi, iMlo ll'i",K"' Ti"m«! ' i ¦ ¦¦ mm ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦BErlTTIlt|l|J|||mHnH^Î^^ \ \ 1 , ( «t"\ : nPÎTI scon e hut Dryiidiile ' H bultery- L^s^l^^ ^"'.'.'?L!;V." fc^ ym J[ N mitle , .lolm Hoseboro , w-m clunked with Inlcrl erence while j tk blocking the plulc and l.anlei* WMH nllowed to score. Shinies liy j ^^^m^ t ^^r.i . ' '^^mmWw fflBW rol^tâ^L v iMMllfa™W Molly Ainu and Jim Hurt I M^^^^^ SLUM OGM ' hroiiuhl in (lie olher three runs. A«tRlCA'S LMRGL SIt I HAMERNIK'S, SUNSHINE WIN Ll F IN T-SHIRT NO-HITTER Wei tgate Poundi Watkins Alibis Win Schneider Sal es Clouts Shutouts Feature in Goodview Man's Softball (Plret aemet league action Monday, W«W «hlc«f« (IM Mlnnatota IA) Another Stiooi MllwaukM (1) Naw Yar* (I) tkrhM •brhbl gate Drug pounded Schneider It r h kl . ibrh bl CAKEDONIA , Minn. - The McCraw , rl llllV' rtilUa I • • • Hlllar, lb all• Sale.! 18-3 behind the fiv«-hlt ¦ulard, lb 1111 Kindall. li HU Jonai, -t Hamarnlk'l vt. aaff'i, . |a««W. BKI.I. S TWO hilt were b 1-0 behind Allen Gora a. 2-lor-:t. Randall' e—Mono LOB — man teams./ y I—Mona. LOB-ChKago 7, Mlnnatbla 4. * . Mllwauka* I, N*W Nicklaus Still Lead* II—Klllibraw, Oliva, Calar. IB — ter ami St. Stan 's leveled Wi- —Joe Fergeson , 2-for-2. Koehle r York . 1 . T o jp individual marksmem j While Hamernik's pounded Bob Grausnick and Bob Kosi- dowski , who doubled. Barry. HR-MCCraw (J|, 11*11 (M), Cat- nona Milk . -3.-0 as winner Rich --Mike . .Schultz, .'i-for-4 ; Mike 'H — Malhawi, €»ri/, Millar. 1» — were : Merlin Klein with 48 and i Golf Money Winners out l:i hits in keeping its Na- ar (10), Romano (4 i. $ — McCraw. . Clonlnaar , Jonti. McMillan, lb — Lrw- MAMfRNIK'! 4M »M 14—11 IB (.'arney and loser Rick Rataj- Semling and Art Yesk i , 2-for 3; li. i—ImltH. IP—McMillan. Kugerie Bi.saen of Caledonia j 1 tional Softball League record ' IP M » IP BB IO PALM BEACH GARDEN.?, IPORTIMAN'l .- Ut t«t M I > czy'k matched four-hitters. In Greg -.Holz , - 2-for-4, with 47. Len Kulaa of /Winona Sovaralgn and ' »', Ciapl«wiklj luHi Buihardl . ... IH 1* 1* 1 -A . if M » ¦» te io Fla. (AP; - .lack NickUui, unblemished and Sunshine got .¦ * ' H* •nd Rapt ' . ' Lockar ...... I'.k I i • IV . I the other games- NSP defeated PKE WKE NAIIONAL Clonln^V (L , lt-e) • I 1 1 H clipped 46 of 30. The next ahoot to his onl two hi ts , . but practiced O'Dtll >i * . * . I . who added ^;05O bank y SUNSHINS . . .r lit «4 t— S 1 Bollo ,. . '4 1 llll 11-4 and ¦ ¦ t . •• • I d ¦ ' (iraharh & McGuire W L W I Ollmkl " • ',. . .* * . .' ¦!¦ * i .»¦' is set for July 7 at Houston. ' thrift in defeating Louise 's 5-4 , LOUIU'J 7 . . ' * IM IM 1-4 I Plihar k 1 •.*• ¦ 1 1 Ti-d Woltr I b 1 a account in the St. Paul Open Police held its league lead w ith ¦ lvKwdill-O'-arlon > A Fllhar fW, M) . 1 ? 1 II1 Winona will host the shooters Langowikl and Oorny; Duraika ind BOIWIII (L, 44) : J¦% * 4 4 1 I AO e I ' ¦¦ A 1 Boihbtntk't I ' «r»ntinue» to the standings were being jug; . WP -Clonlngar », O'Oall. Pb—Tom. over the weekend, H. Ciaplawikl. Peinow •* . l * « > « a 2-1 decision over Fish Shop. VPW J J Jl«rw).r 1 Jlljman 7 IH 1 l Robb Iroi. J 1 Sf . Clatr ' a I I' . * . - — • . . ¦ ¦ t 4 *¦*! I leading hitters were : NSP— • ¦ ¦ . . - Watkins Products ripped past 'WVrKIN'l A , i IM 4M-11 II 1 Nation * - isacoffKj fimij . IMS winners this week. Poinow lacad 4 man in 4IH. * . Ron Cory, 4-for-4 with homer , DKBirr Bell's 11-1 to move into fourth .. P , Jarowikl an* Matytaj May mat Teel Maier controlled ' first ¦ Nicklaus took the money lead ICharm. PB~Romano 11:11 A--li;401. MIK»agk»a (I) Ma* Y«rl» 14) OCEANPORT , N.J UP' — I Jim Koscianski, Mor-4. UCT— ¦ dace , dropping Bell's into a tie place by squeezing to a 3-2 ¦ ' • ' /¦ ' ' ¦";. ¦ earl y in the season and haa Allen Gora; 2-for-2 with garna- - . abr ti bl . ab r H bl ; Kelso, named Horse of the Year j for tho cellar spot . victory oyer cellar-dwelling St. Jonai, tf Jill Millar, lb 4 I A 1 ! for five years in earned .$57,701) in lournamenta winning homer. Fish .Shop—Jim , » llll a row , makes |¦ Hamernik's behind fireballing Clair 's as Hub Joswick fired a Bolllnt, :e soil M'Mlllan ¦sanctioned Glende, 2-for-2 with double. Aaron, rf 1 I I I Kran'p'l, lb 4 1 1 I .' his.;\m debut today at Mon- by the Professional Jlfn Sovereign , scored its tent h four-hitter. Terra, « 4 I > |. Iwoboda, cf 1 1 1 0 mouth Park, ' Golfers Association . T-SHIRT Mal'wi, lb 10 0 1 Cbwan, cl 1 1 11 •traight victory by rapping ¦¦¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ W "L . . - ' ¦ W L 40 Sc 8 kept the chase hot with Carty, II llll l,awl», rf 411.1 Sportsman's lap 15-0 on a three- Htddad't 10 Winona Im. I 1 a 4-1 victory over Kendell- Clint, lb 4» 1 l. InilMi. >b 10 11 DENNIS THE MENACI ' ' McDoimldT I I Nitli i • 1 hitter*;. : • * ' ¦ dalaHoi, ti 4 111 N'petaot). H till Someone A-l Contrattars I I J O'Brien behind the four-hit Psst! Aran* • Flich«r , p I I II C'n'i 'ara 111 I m.mmmmmmmwmwwmmmmmmwmaamm *mmmmmmwmmmmmmmm ^mmmmmmwmmmmmmm ^mm Oillv Haws . 1 1 pitching of Keary Glenna. VFW Kllmc'k, ph 1 111 Clieo, p I 11 1 MAX KU1.AS and John der- Alou, ph 1 0 0 0 Kroll, p 111! Jim Lee struck out 15 on his clipped Robb ¦ ¦ ian, a couple of veterans , dug Brothers 8-2 ss Mank*. pti ' 1 1. 1 I* , ¦— in for home runs for Hamer- way to a no-hit no-run game for Bob DeGrood tossed a one-hit- — Tpfalt tt All A Haddad's. The final score show- ter and Bambenck' Total! H 1 »» nik's , while Sovereign .was /set', s nudged MILWAUKEE . Mt «l* «?*-! over A-l Con- ¦ ¦ ting Sportsman's down on two Tell Braves to ed a 2-0 victory Standard Lumber . 11-10. NBV/ YORK * .; HO SH |l»—4 walks and six strikeouts. Loser tractors. Loser Gary Wenzel Leading hitters were :' - . VFW— E—Cannlnaro. OP—Mllwaukia 1, Ma* gave up only two hits and struck Ricky Bronk , , ! York 1. LOB — Mllwavkaa I , N»w Yark Roger - Buege kayoed two and 2-for- '? with home I. * walked two. out * 12*7 run. St. Clair 's—Mitch Brink , 2- ; IB — Boiling . HR — Jonai (111, In the other game, Winona Kranipool (I). Cowan '.(»);•¦ » — imlt h, Lance Carrol l , Ed Kauphus- for-2 with triple. Bambenek— j Kroll .* Insurance was out-hit 2-1 but. IP H II II II It rnan and Kulas all had two Dave Donahue, 2-for-4; Mark ¦ Fight ¦' Plichar (L, 1-J3. •!' » .. IJI.J. ' 1 to 3-1 victory behind ¦ Start came on for a hits for the winners. Sports- . Stiever ,. 2-for-3 with triple. ' ¦ ¦ ¦** ¦ ¦ - write off Mike Doering's 12-strikeout .Eilcri . . H .•* • I .? I I man's hits -went to Doug Reps, NEW VORK !m -v Maybe it's too. early to fhe Standard—John Magin , 2-for-3 I Onn*kl ...... ¦ 1 111 I 0 Itay- I Nlnkro : . .*' ¦ 1 11 V- . .I. I Joe Brabbit and Jerry Ander- Milwaukee Braves in the National League pennant chase, but pitching. Loser Ted Biesanz Kendall-O'Brien — Joe Lowther , ' ' ¦¦ ' *¦ , * ¦ ¦ Clico * ' .. 4M II1 I J son somebody should tell them they 're still in the fight oedvlL 2-for-2. 40 & 8-Vince Glenna, -'2- Kroll OV, 4-1) Hk I • I 14 * ¦ : Sunshine jjof . a double from With a chance to pick up ground , the Braves were humbled Leading hitters were: Arenz— for-3; Keary Glenna . 2-for-2. I T—I SO. A-34,6IJ. Jim Simon in the seventh and 5-2 and 6-3 in a doubleheader w-ith the lowly New York Met s Keith Polus; single. Winona In- T-BALL .lackels , double, ' a single from Jerry Eichmann Monday night before a crowd of 38,0.1:1. surancer-:Dori .W " L: / ¦ V W l ln the first , -when scoring a run. The double setback sent the reeling Braves into fifth place, Haddad's—Irwin Neuman and KWNO 4 0 Aulo Eljclrle¦ 1 1 Auerbach's Last Year : The winners packed four scores front-running Los Angeles Dodgers, who Scott Garbor, ' singles. Winona Fur. 4 1 Winona Paint 1 I 5 games behind the To» i 'N Toyi J 1 Win-craft * 1 Into the sixth on five walks Clark a Clark 1 1 Doirsr' s A As Coach of Celtics , an Mets remain secure in last place , 19 games behind NHDGET NATION*. ¦ * also lost. The iru a uy a trior and a wild pitch: ¦ the Dodgers. k»*hier 'i* ¦' ¦ '- . 0 Wilklm » tAP)—The man Milwaukee as the club * * KWNO: squeezed out its fourth NEW YORK WINNER JIM The setting appeared perfect for Rand»U'> 1 1 SltelBM IS who built the Boston Celtics into lanffowskl was trip in New Vork. However , the Steve Wiltgen fired a one-hit straight victory with a 13^12 touched for eight hits; Jerry launched a week-long road a basketball power has an-. weary Braves were ho match for the Mets , who snapped a win over Togs 'N Toys , which Dureske took the loss , The Milwaukee "sluggers" dropped had a three-game win atreak nounced that next year will be In a game Shortened to six five-game losing streak. But their second twinblll In two days for their longest losing streak of Giardello May Pass snuffed put , and Winona Furni, his last as coach, Arnold Innings because of the ten-run tore clipped Auto Electric by ( Red) Auerbach doesn't plan to rule. Watkins -scored its fift h the season . ' The Met* scored more runs in two games than they had in a Tiger for Benton sever connections with the Na- league win. Association week , rapping Milwaukee ace Tony Cloninger in the opener and j(AP) Leading hitters were: Togs 'N tional Basketball ;:NEW YORK -- Middle-; champions. then pounding Hank Fischer in the nightcap, weight champion Joey Giardel- Toys—Terry Flemming an d WHY DID 600 In the first game, Jack Fischer scattered nine Milwaukee lo, pressed by the New York Sc ott Ender, 2-for-2. KWNO- Auerbach agreed to a three- , while former Brave Roy McMillan collected offensive , ¦ - . . . . ¦ ¦ ¦ -^ -— ¦-., ALLIED PRISONERS hits, State Athletic Commission to Terry Zettle, 2-for-2. Winona year pact with the new owners I but surrendered HATE VON RYAN honors. Cloninger struck out 11 in 5^ innings , defend his title , may again by- Furniture—Steve Prosser and the Rupper Knickerboclcer '* nine hits, walked five and uncorked two wild pitchies. . - He 6RIHQS IT IN, I v*te IT our ! MORB THAN THEY pass former champion Dick Ti- Richard Blake , 2-fdr-2. Auto Breweries , Monday, making »T TAKl irouT!....-* McMillan drove in the Mets' first run with a third inning : Electric—Brian Boese , 2-for-2. him an executive vice president. y&6ffl^l0S »^, I HATED HITLER? single. Then he tripled home a run and scored the decisive tally i ger of Nigeria and sign for a WmCat+fr-f+a- tmeeem . September bout w|th either • ¦ : ¦ : ' 4fi ^ on a sacrifice fly in the fifth: That was all Fisher needed to , - ; APARTMEMT 3-Q ;.' yy^ y ¦/.¦y y ¦: .y - ' :- ' " ,;. 'By*;Al«x Kotaky ' '- ' George Benton of Philadelphia " -y y .! .//¦/' - \./ . - * . / ¦**MX- y &. :- : snap a; personal four-game losing streak ard boost his record to W iim - 6-8. - v j or Joey Archer 6f New York. Cloninger, left with a 10-6 record , tried to help his own | Giardello, who has been warned by the New York corn- TREVOR JMHBili cause with a triple in the fifth: Mack Jones followed with a |. " HOWARD * triple and Frank Boiling a single for the only Milwaukee runs; mission to sign for a ' 'defense MJm In the second game , the Mets breezed after a fjve-run fourth before its July 6 deadline or risk •ing touched off by Ed Kranepools homer . The Braves bounced ' . . losing recognition ih the state , back in the fifth , scoring three runs. A two-run homer by Mack I applied for a New York license Jones was the key blow before Gary Kroll replaced starter i Monday and named Tiger and EXPWESSÂ Galen Cisco and blanked Milwaukee the rest of the way. j Benton as likely opponents, STARTS WED / r^^R!^^yyÊ^3^3 ¦ gj^^rA^LjJjj^ •;¦•¦ Ralston Relaxed C^ As Emerson Match Nears REX MORGAN, M.D. Bv Dal CurtU WIMBLEDON , England -(API He dropped the first two sets , eighth-seeded Francoise Durr of — Dennis Ralston , the United then came back to win in five. France , and Justina Bricka , Stock States' hope in the men's sin- who reached the last eight for Car he said, ' gles of the Wimbledon Tennis And. "Once you ve the first time at Wimbledon by Championships , is a relaxed and hooked a match like that , ' ' beating Britain s Virginia Wade confident young man today on you ve really got a chance. " 5-7 6-4 8-6. ?he eve of his semifinal match Ralston , seeded fourth , is the wilh Roy Emerson, the defend- only U.S. player to reach the ing titleholder, ¦semifinals out of three hope- fuls. / , Ralston, the U.S. To. 1 player Allen Fox of Los Angeles , lost Sandy Davies who is just one month short of to the up-and-coming South Af- RAC ING his 2,1rd birthday, got a quarter- rican , Cliff Drysdale , 4-6 , 6-2, P romoted by final fright against Marty Ries- 7-S , 7-5, Clouts 499 Minnesota Speedways sen of Kvanston , III ., Monday. The ot her semifinrilisls are EVERY the Australians , Kmerson and Roth WcstRnlp Howl Bermuda Fred Stolle , the Mo, 2 seed who I.e«Kue.s competed Monday, NANCY By Ernie Buthmiller WEDNESDAY has been on the losing end the Sandy Davies ' 499 paced Lane- MOTORCYCL E last two Wimbledon finals. They brains to 854 nnd Evelyn Wolf St, Charlei Foir Grounds REPAIRS are at opposite ends of the pushed Lady Bugs to 2 , 469 with • draw , Stolle beat Rafael Osuna her" 202 in one circuit. KASSON — Fridayi PARTS of Mexico ll-n , fi-:i , fit , fi-2 . RED WING — Saturdays • In the olher loop , Barbara SERVICE Ralston Is luipHul he can beat Weinberger totaled 48R for Al- ROCHESTER — Sundays • Kmerson. "We 've played sever- ley ('nfs nnd (,'nrol Miynczak R«t» Times — 8:30 p.m. al times ami I think he 's jjjot the ItiO for I,-Keys. Flintstones rock- edge on me hy about a ed lllil "ind itusy ' Bees, 2, -ltiO. ACTION! ROBB BROS. couple of • matches only, " said Ralston. • THRILLS) Motorcycle Shop "Hul now I loci much more re- HKHMI DA ROLL-OVERSI S73 E, 4)h SI. Phone 4007 laxed and confident . " W«ll(J«l« Howl W. L • Alley C«t> * J The United Slates has an im- Bmy *&»¦¦ ? J Fllulilonn » I pressive squad of four girls left L-K»V» I 1 in ( lie <|iuir ((-r diuilv Chimin Ftw J » Nancy Richoy of Dallas . TVx , ni Hof>fi MI AtBlvwfiSi&w'&M seeded fourth , and Millie .lean xN^Sni^^3^mm^m^^*l^*'^^^^^^^^^^^Î^^^^^^^M ^^^^B^^^^^^^^^mmmm ^. BERMUDA MARY WORTH By Sawnd-m nnd Ern»t Moffitt of Long Hench , Calif., W«al«J»f» W t. the fiflh seed, Uolli scored easy Lamabraln< 11 I victories Mondny, Nancy made l ady itugi . II t ® Blfl Blaiwi , , , A A "' short work of M>\s. Joyce Wil- Blcj I' i ,. . 7 • ^ ' "*^ HOWIE SAYSi TurlliH Ill US liams , lh< * young Itritish girl , 0- Mumlart ,,. . 4 11 0. ll ll. llillie ,lei»n defeated Rob- ¦ in Lesh of Au.slruli n 6-2 , before . returning * to . 'their . home Guse reported that Red Cross Volume for the day was esti- Words canhol «Kpren how )rejimaklng, Sawlnfl 16 tion, restraining Whitehall Pek- ' , to Schuler Choco- Bng Air M'" H Nor Pac . 45 predate Ih* . kindness, ivrnpalhy, florm ly delivered . lands after a year in high mated at -l'O.S million shares , received dur.ind ing Co; from depositing cows' expenditures to rehabilitate * * 7'' M N ah Jenien. We ' espennlly thank " ¦ flood victims in Trempealeau Ct rTr WV'Nw Air .7.4 i of Evelyn nixl e' rlolliti, also regular. - end bnnnj , be guests in Rushford homes. ¦ Wegener lor Hielr butchering, has been continued I 960.: day. . •* . .. ' H W ": 4S-'.| Re-v. Dey« anil Rev. butlon holes, monngi amlng, tie. T»l. ¦ ' County totaled $926 41 , including Ch 1MSPP 27' N Bk. Dr; Paul Melse. the palll>*,ir- .Saturday' at 1:30 p:rn. they services,. Mr s Ru'pperl. 44»3. from July 13, the date original- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heinlin Here was the picture toward C&NW « Penney ersi, Ihe toldlrst. llie ladles wti o iloitMled will gather at the high school $;;!82 for fowl , clothing and main- 68' 66^ ly set. ; S Pepsi' ¦: and helped with tiie loosl, and all our testified in support of the Ohio ¦ the close: Chrysler 42 R . . — * rela- for a bus tour. Their first visit tenaiu e :*' UVI - wonderlul . friends. , neighbori and 'iumbing, Roofing 21 -Judge Merrill Farr of Circuit household furnish- A 50V, assisted MS in any way. company 's claim thai it h ;is not will be £» ' Pine " Meadow; Acres , Ct Svc . 7:i ' Phil Pet tives . who . County, ings , and *$132.41 furnishings Prices soared dining early Wrs. Minnie Jensen Court for Trempealeau . . Cm F:d SI'j Plsbv 37":i ROT t emporary in- been paid for the goods it al- the fann on; the north end of fiKid for . work crews at Trem- s V Arvie Plttelko EI^CTRIC O ROOTER who granted a trading then turned back into Cn .Gl 4li'i Plrd 54 " end town owned hy Klvin Humble, ' For cloopjefl sewers drain* junction earlier this month, will legedly delivered. - pealeau during the flood . the sharply losing trend that Cn Can 4«7 a Pr Oil 55 OVERBY -- Tt1. MM or «434. I year Bu«r«nl»«. who specializes in Black Angus I wish to extend ;my heartlell thanks for be in another court on that Grant L. Gibbs ; 224 E:. Sar- had prevailed during the four Cnt Oil 72^ RCA neljhta6ii, SVL KUKOWSia beef cattle. Colleclions in the fund drive 32'i tli« klndnes » . -»liown m» by CALL dale, The trial "will be after nia St.. superintendent for Schil- ¦ were reported by chairmen and preceding sessions. ChtlD 38 5 8 Rd Owl 23 relatives and (Mends, lor the vlsjls, that date at the courthouse in testified as the only defend - From there they 'll go to High- At 2 p.m. the Dow Jones av- s cards and gifts I . received while I. was ler , co-chairmen as follows : Deere 38'i Rp Stl 38 i a patient at Community Memorial Hos- Septic Tank & Cesspool Whitehall. nt' 11 atfield land* to see the 110-year-old erage of 30 industrials was off 7 ¦' . . pH»l. Special Hiahl ' s to Pastor. Rochnb. a s : witness: Judge Albion. Robert- B'eckus,. VIOs SO Arcn- Douglas S4 n Rex Drug 30 ' ' ' " and Pastor Foehringer. tor Iheir visits - . ;; ' . Clean ih.g 'Service' ' . Lutheran t 'hinvh .and its log Oia (ily. Airs John English- - n ' - Town of Hale beard is asking look the case under advise- . J1U. BS , 5.05 after having been up 7.74 Dow Chm fi9 « Rey Tob 3 flî S peclal 'tr uck .- Sanitary & Odorlt«« ¦ ' ' and prayers, lo the nurses for His qoori : ¦ cabin , luiusing antiques , belong- Tow n . of Arcadia \\ri Joseph Pieir.ek , W OXLAND CO. that the temporary injunction ment. * at ll;30.a;m. * du Pont 229> 2 Seais Roe 66'k care given rrie , to Dr.. Garber and Dr. G. S and Nels. Gilbertson, $.NJ 60; Blair . ' Rushlord,. M.lnn; Ttl. tU-t7AI ing to congregat ion members. Peterson :and to those -who helped me be made permanent. Attorney l.eo F. -Murphy Jr. Aniericfl.fV; i epion Auxiliary l? 4CM .\; C.sla- The buying wave that sent Kast Kod -Jl* Shell Oil 5m In «ny vyay. Next stop wi 11 be Ferrtdale donla. Albert Srher;.; $.14 SO: . Cliininey * . CRANE and AmerlcarvStan- Johnson said the Town of represented Schuler . and Attor- prices up changed into a sell- Ford Mot SO-1-) Sinclair 53 \k Arwln Overby COrtl.ER, Golf Course. There they 'll have Rbckj Oliver Hnwkenson V89 ; Dodge; :da rd bathroom and. kitchen. fixture* . Hale made an effort two years ney-, .leny Maeitz; represented Mrs . Lambert. Tulius. 1.S7 . 9S, Eifva, Mrs; ing wave. Gen Elec j Soconv 81-H come in excltlno colort and stylet fhaf 92' YACKEL — an opportunity to swim in the Melvin Skogstad. S68 «0 ; Eltrick. villose * add heauly isncl value, lo your homt. ago to restrain the . company the plaintiff. Trading was heavy from the Gen Fds 78 Sp R and 11 I ' . '. Aijsh to tbarik friends, relatlvei and end township,. Mrs C. A. Br ye, *S57 .8(1 ; 'i St« our c.irnnlete line. Fitting Bros, pool at Money ' 3 neighbors . for Ihe cards, visits. - tlfls from dumping offal on its. farm . Gale William 'Thomas. Slit .n : . start . At one stage the New Gen Mills 57'i St Brnds V? * . received during my recent ; . ll)n'es-s at which is two miles north of Creek - near Houston. Galesville . Comniumfv Chest,- S.S0O . ' s . FRANK O'LAUGHLIN York Stock Exchange s high GenMot 9-J « St Oil Cal 66" th» e hospital' and . at . honie . v S pecial ' ¦ HJtle. A\-ri ' Arthur . . Gunde»-soh , . Airs . * PLUMB I N G -* HEATING - • *- • 'll ' " 7 thanks-to Dr . Ypunger and the nurses. Pleasantville on County Trunk Sunday they he transported Cliailotle . Goplln. Mis Claude . Win- speed ticker tape fell six min- Gen Tel :ifi " R St Oil Ind . 43 « ' • * - , Tel. 3761 . Marie YacVel 307 E. 3rd . 00 , but got no support from to Spring Grove to see a 4th of be'g and Theodore Elde. .1145 7.S; Inde- utes behind floor transactions. Gillette 33 . St Oil N.I 75:, at il; 4 Appl ications peridenre nine 7 FAUCET?. DR IP? DRAINS GURGLE? area , residents. However, July celebration in . progress and Lincoln. Orrin E vehion, . S&5. 75; Ossto; Goodrich 54 « Swft fc Co 44 Call if'17 lot ¦ ¦Har- First-hour trading of 2.68 mil- ; ManuiTienti, Memorial* 1 farmers were, iri the courtroom a rodeo at Rawhide Arena , Mrt Goldie Paulson. -JJ7S. Pigeon; . Goodyear -477 K TeNaco 75 > 4 ^ olcf Tornl^r , $104; - Pigeon Falls. Henry lion shares was the heaviest SAN ITARY ; vi when the temporary injunction Black Hammer. " (.OLild Texas Ins ' Paulson! S.65.4 .S, Preston. ' Ronald - -. 'L . Bat ^2 IOIV' H S-Pi'virpniflii Now! St. Mary s Down since the exchange started com- MONUMENTS «. MARKERS and ceme- was ordered ; members of the 'll Johnson and Cdr| /,' ; . Nelson. 1188; "There be programs Satur- . Gt NoRy 52' 2 Un Pac 37' i tery, lettering. All VfV. Haake, 119 E. admissions at Strum; Mrs . Cyrus Nelson .V 15 " 0; .iiim- piling hourly figures May 19, ' town hoard were present , too. Applications for day and Sunday nights to which Grshnd 21 U S Rub 5fi" Sanborn. . Tel. 324 8. ' rier , Or J. -E. Phillips. S8-1; Town. o« 'k » Jerry 's Plumbing Johnson said defendants; claim St. Mary s College are coming Ru-shl'ord* Trempealeau, ' Airs ' . Jay Spin ier, 5108. 10 , im ev eryone in arid area Gulf Oil 53! v US St eel 4S' 2 tal E. 4th 7 " Tel , WM ^ . . . in at a slightly slower pace Trempealeau village, Walter Hanson, Chrysler, whose strong early S I Lost and Found 4! they dumped the offal for fertil- is invited. Both will be in North - ' Homestk/ SO* JWU5; Unity, Mrs Joseph . Olson, {91 . 77 . * Westg El 44 H - than last year , according to a ' gain faded to a fraction , lookea izer. Source of the flies, which JCnd Park , and Whitehall CommunDy Chiest. JJD0 . g 1 IB Mach 4-41 Wlworth 2«' LOST-.Toy Manchester , answers to Ihe .l He/p Wantad—Femah 20 area farmers claim come from report from the college's admis- No report . has. been received from like the volume leader for the 3 The foreign students will Int Harv 35 ii Yg S & T 39 name . of Koko. Reward. Tel. «-5410. j Burnside. ' : the offa l, is disputed. sions office. day. . ; HOUSEWORK HELP wanleri' ln , WBSI end, stage a talent show Saturday ' ' Statistics complied as of June General Motors and. Ford Mo- BR OWN ZIPPER BAG lost on Hwy. 35 j 3 days a i/eek, Hour s and . pay." ran ba night. Preceding the Sunday near Winona Dam 5A . Reward. Tel. i adlusted tr> sallslactlnn oil competent ' 22 show that *453 preliminary ap^ : after having . 7739 . or contact 120 Winona St. . V-onun. Wrlle C-44 Daily News. night program.; - Iheye'll be a tor showed losses LIVESTOCK . j plications have been received , been ahead earlier. typical American wiener roast LOST—black-rlmmed glasses under Hwy. ' WIBDLE-AGED reliable woman to work CHICACO -HP) . — IV. SDA) — Hens. ' and 243 incoming freshmen have Band Plans Made Some airlines arid aircrjfts 61 bridge dear Black . Horst Tuvtrn. '.,' In small" grocery .' .and confectionary for everybody, followed by a ' to 1} City to Assist 3.000; -bu tclTfr* ^l«adv weak; , 190- ' ' ' ' ¦ '¦ " . - .. .Tel/: a-1038.. . : store, , some knowlednr ol cookinn and been accepted . This includes 18 held part of their early gairs m -lb • .¦35.-00- -23.7S: ' - - . SO head ' «l 25.50 * . talent show by local people and baking required . -Inquire at store, 410 mixed 1-3 IfO- IAO lbi 2i $0-7$ ?5; ' J.J 230. day students and 225 boarders . Prices fell on the American - Center, Ire rn .9 .. a.rn. to -II p.m.; or. 5 . a quest ion, answer and discus- 270 .IM 23.75.24 . 50v '. 1-3 350-400 , lb JOW.1 " Panonala 7 p.rri. to 6 p.m , Fifty-f ive applicat ions were sion period. At Eleva-Strum St ock Exchange in heavy trad- 20:7 5-71 .50/ 4O0 J50 lbs .70.00-30 75; 2-3 : Levee Art Show ¦; 450 500 Ibs 1» 50-20.35, 5OO-650 lb5 18.30 rejected. 116 were canceled and ing. . :¦ CH ECK'OUT G IRL lull time tor local . The Students will leave Mon- . . 450- 500 lbs 19 . 5O J0.J5; 500-650 . lbi 18.50- ELEVA-STRUM. Wis. ( Spe- LOSE WEIGHT lately with Dex-A-Dlet super market, some experience helaful. Erection of snow fencing and 40 are being processed. A total Corporate and Treasury bonds 1930. day. Tablets. Only ?8c Ted Maier Drugs. but nol necessary. VVrite -CA4 O.illy 7 cial) — The new music instruc- ' eanvas to enclose a Levee Park of 206 students have already were mostly unchansed. C attle 7,500 calviV none; slaughter N e ws. ¦ ¦ area which will be used by the tor at Eleva-Strum Central High . .• •leers iteady to strong, tilph choice- and REPLACING a ilppir. lt low In cost, and paid their room deposit . ' ' prime 1,150-1.350 lb . 78.50.39.75: . choice ¦ffie . value -o f the garment will not be WOK'S HELPER.' . also' - ialaol girl want- Winona Art Group for its second , School, Art Reif , has announced ' ' Last year 569 applications 1,000-1,275 lbi 16. 75-2R .. 50; four joatfj high lost; W. Bellinger, TaMor. . . ?d; Apply Ch«t.. Hotel Winona . annual Steamboat Days outdoor had been received by June 20, the summer schedule Of classes PRODUCE cho-lce. and prime 950-1 ,000 lb slaijqhter. heUers 27.25-27 .50; choice 850 1 ,000 Ibs I KNOW YOU all had » flood time ail the WAITRESS--muit bt . Sl.;Steue'i Cocktalj art exhibit next month was au- and 329 students; had been ac- (or bard members. ¦ ' Damage $650 (APV- ( USDA) 25.50-77:00. Legion Golf Tosjrnament at Galesville ' Lounge. ' . • thorized Monday by the Park- CHICAGO - Sunday, Stub, via want to thank you for cepted . Cancellations' numbered All h igh school band members ' ' ¦*' ¦ ¦ iheep: . . 300 : sprino slaughter Iambi your hospitality. It. was . a good* dayi ' TO SHOW f all st y l et *trnrr * * . .. ¦¦ ' Live poultry: wholesale buying LADIES. . ' ' ' 1 Becreation Board. 145. . . . ' . y: y! A and next year s freshmen in «nd shorn sl«ughter ewes, fully steady; Ray Meyer, . Innkeeper, WILLIAMS Fashion Vltgon el Minnesola Woolen, at prices l'vi lower to .Vi higlier: ¦ Action was taken after L- W. The biggest share of : applica- band should report to the music few lots mixed choice and prima flO-100 HOTEL ;¦ home style shows, or. sell . by appoint. roasters 24-25%; special fed Ibs springs lambs , 25.50-36,00; most choice ment to Individual .families. . Samplet . Sieber, 1171 W tions for this September 's term room with instruments at 8 p.m. ' , 5th St., appeared In 2 Crashes 74 .30-35.50. OUR GIFT DEPT- Include ! Color«nn« ce- . furnishod. A. tine way to earn, part or . . white rock fryers 20^21 ; few ' at the board meeting on behalf came from the Chicago area , July 6. ramic dishes iy Maddox of California. full. . time. The big : back-lo-school clnlh. . Two accidents on Winona heavy, hens lS-lBVi. SO UTH JT. PM'A Minn. . (Af») — These charming pieces capturst the ing season Is lust ahead, so now 'j this of his wife, the admissions office 's figures 1 who is chairman of All Eleva area students from (iiSDA) - .. Cflllle 5, 500; calves 1,500; yarn-it ", and palsly of the summer sun, perfect Hme to start. Manager opehiiini- streets Monday resulted in more ¦n ' the art group's Steamboat Days indicate. ¦ila uqhter . steers and! "heifers steady, to the iate^l shapes and . designs to. de too , lor eyperleWPcl people. Rush yiir .. grade 5 on who wish to start CHICAGO (API -;(USD\V - - than ;$S50 damage, according to ?¦* higher- siaiinter cows and • " . Ilflht any woman. Buy . her one Today! rer.iv lo .\ATnhes.hta Woolen. Dppt T .v, show but was unable to be at A total of 240 applications . bulls ¦R * ¦ police reports. on instruments are to> report at Potaloes arrivals 76; total U.S. steady VMleri and slauijhle r calves 1 00- AINBOW JEWELRY, lie -W . 4th. ruiuth, ' Mmn InrhVaii your phons. the meeting, to express the came from graduates of Illinois the Eleva Elementary School 7 00 lower; »eeders . steady.: choice 950- shipments 393; hew — supplies THE BIGGER th t f amil y,, tht better Iht * high: schools, including 228 from Mary K. Leahy, 18, Box 354 , 1250 lb slBiiqhler . ^teer^ 76.50- 77 .50; group's appreciation for Park- gym July 7 at 8 p.m. with their ' reason lo treat them RUTH'S. Spt- available for track trading light ; ml ved hlah aood and choice 26 .00-23:50: at Chicago and its suburbs. . Cochrane, Wis! , was driving ixerl good ' nnrt choice 35.75- arrangement for ; this ments. reds unsettled; carlot track 35 75; . good 32 50-75.00; Tillllty and com- *' *' GERT'S a gay girl . -.;. , ready for a 5ECP. . K'T../\ R ¥' . year's show. came.from graduates of .Winona curred with a car driven west mercial : row. 14 51) to-15 50; utility and Strum area children from sales: California long white.s. * whirl alter cleahlng carpets with Blue • Ininicdiflta openino in nr-rM- . on Wabasha Street bv Lawrence | commercial bulls .17 00-1p . 5fi choice, veal- ¦ Senior High School , and 11, L ustre. Rent .' electric shampooer, {!.. tei .l' s nllice lor s fwi - lyr'lst . M. J. Bambenek, director of 9.0O-9.15; California: round reds er-s 25 . 00-38.DO; good 27 . 00.J6 00: chhlre ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' - ' | grade 5 on who wish to start on ¦ R. D/Cohe i_oV . 9 to 5, 5 days a vjeek.- 'Silary. - . _ from Cotter graduates. . ' * . " J. Kohner, 466 E. Mark St. . . slaughter calves 17 OO-in (10 : good parks and recreation and board i instruments should report with 8.25 ; Arizona round reds 7.0O; 15 00- ' open. 18 «); choice 550 850 lb teeder steers 23 00- ' .. - ¦ Wisconsin high school grad- Damage was $400 to the right . HAVE THE . NEW LOOK! Instead of . 1»| .51^1 secretary, read two /'thank parents at the Strum Grade old — supplies insufficient to 74 50. uates submitted 45 applications. side of the Leahy car; no dam- wearing a. worried frown, .havt .a new . - tor Iniei view. vou" letters from Winona or- School gym July 8 at 8 p.m. quote. placid expression alter paying accum- The rest — except for three.from age estimate has been made on . Hogs 6,500 : fairly .active barrowi and ganizations. i This will be their opportunity. -lo gill' steady . to 35 higher; sows . , steady ulated bllli with a personal loaei from One was from the Kiwanis ; Canada — came from other the Kohner vehicle. Patrolman CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago lo 50 higher; feeder P'gs steady; 1-2 730 MER C H ANT S NATIONAL B A NK . Tel. Roy K, Nelson investi get started in band work ; start- lb barrows >*nri qllls 74 ,25; most 1-2 200- _ 5837 tor a friendly Installment Loan j states, mostly in the Midwest. . gated. Mercantile Exchange — Butter ' ' "* Officer/ Club thanking for the assistance I ing on instruments won't be 740 Ib.s ?3 :7S.2i.0O: - V- 3 1M-260 lbs 23.00- . ef board personnel in the club's A collision at 4th and Walnut steady; wholesale buying prices ,23 50; 7-3 26O.280 Ihs 77 50-73.75; : m»dhim ' available after the school year . 1.3 180-200 lbs 72:50-23.50 : 1-3 .7/50.280 TWIN BLUFFS MARINA. Boats, b-alt and Garvin Heights free planting MOflE VISITED streets at 3:49 p.m. resulted in ' unchanged to Mi higher; 9.Tscore lb. sows. 27.50: 1- .3 370-330 00; tacklt. 3 miles below Homtr, l',4i miles Haip Wanted—Mal» begins. 1 90 lbs 21 00 22 . 27 program. This spring, 61 Colo- * WELLINGTON W — New Zea- $250 damage to the two vehi- AA 58?i; 92 A SS- ^; B 57' 2 ; 330-400 Ibs . 70.30 to 71 .50; choice 130-1*0 f rom Trempealeau Darn. Junior High band members " lb feeder plcjs 19.00-20 50; WEAT DEPT . MGR . -for supermarket In rado spruce were cles involved. 89 C 56 U; cars 90 B. 58.Vi ; 89 C ARE YOU A PROBLEM DRINKER? - planted on the land received .15,314 visitors and those beginning grade 7 ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ S . Minn, . Complete charge of . depart- * ¦ '- ' ¦' ' Sheep 1 . 00O: mcdpralely active; spring Man or woman; your drinking createi ' slope Miss Sandra K. Dublin. 19, 57'.i: - '; ; ment . Exc ellent working conditions. adjacent to the observa- from the United States, 7,374 next year who plan to be in slaughter lambs mostly slPady: old crop numerous problems. If you need and Glen Mary, was driving east on Eggs steady; wholesale buy- Top salary, flroup Insurance.. . Write qlv. tion point. The Winona Flower ! from the United Kingdom , and band should report at the high sh orn: slaughter lambs slendy to 50 low- want help, contact Alcoholics Anony: Ing * age. eyperlrrnce And saiar v." expert, er; other classes steady: ' choice and . mous.. Pioneer Group co (3ener»l De " 4th Street ; Raymond A. Gaert- ing prices unchanged; 70 per ea- to: District . Manager , 'B ox . OM, " Ow». A Garden Club expressed ap- : 36.329 from Australia in 1964 — school music room July 12 at (IVery, Minn . ¦ ., was driv- cent or better grade A whites prima 90-1C5 lb spring . slfsupMer Wfroha, . tonna. preciation for assistance affo rd- ' all increases over . 1963. ner , 121 ' z E. -Ird St 8 p.m . with instruments. lambs 24 .50-?5 00: good and choice 70-85 ¦ TRUSSES-ABDOMINAL BELTJ ed it in its annual peony and ing south on Walnut Street. .lOVi ; mixed. .30. '¦i: medium 24'vi; Ibs 33 00-24 00: choice 58-105 lb old crop WAN WANTED to do tecapplno and gen- The visitors comprised tour- Schedule for private lessons SACROILIAC SUPPORTS shorn lambs with fall shorn and Wo. 1 eral ' lire service work . Apply ai Krtlmei Iris show this spring. Damage was $75 to the: right standards 27; dirties unquoted ; ' ists and business people. . . and band rehearsals will be. ar- pelts 7.1 00: utility and good worn T lrt-Service, lie W. 2nd. front of the Dublin car and $175 checks 21'.z. sUuahler ewes 6 00-7 OO: choice 6370 lb GOLTZ PHARMACY ranged at these meetings. J74 E. 3rd Ttl. J547 to the right rear of the Gaert- slaughter ewe* 6 00-7 .00; choice 43:70 lb . MANAGER WANTED lor service station , NEW YORK (AP) - fUSDA) spring ' feeder lambs 7? 00: choice "65-80 mechanical knowledge necessary, sal- ner car. Patrolman John A, lb old crop wooled feeder lambs 30.00-21.- ary plus commission . Call Hank, M'3) Erickson investigated. — Butter offerings adequate; 00; flood and . choice 50-63 Ibt 18.OO 19 50. or ?.W« demand fair. CARETAKER-CUSTODIAN needed for . (Firs) Pub. Tuesday, June 37, IHS) ' ¦ . ¦ Lanesboro Begins Wholesale prices on bulk car- year around camp. Modern 2.bedrnnm tons (fresh), creamery, 93 score (First Pub, Tuesday, June lt, 1t«S) Stale of Mlrsneioli ) it , . home , provided. Interested couple FARM (AA)-fiO-fiO 'i cents; 92 score (a) State of Mln-iesota ) is . County of Winona ) In. Probati Courl should write to C-42 Dally News, Stale County of Winona ) In Probale Court File No 15. 903 quallllral Ions. Snelling Land 3 In Ri Eslali cf 59 *i-fi0 ; 90.score perlonr. ed married nr . Cheese'' s t ea d y; prices un- In R e Esta te el . LANESBORO, Minn. (Special ) lara Fuhlbruegqe, also known at Ordir lor Htarlng on Final Account single rrsari wnnled. Write C40 Dally ' changed. Sarah Fuhlbruegije, Decedent. and Petlllon lor Dlitrlbutlon. N ews. PRODUCTS Transfer Signed — Lanesboro Village Council is Wholesale egg offerings ade- Order for Henrlnq on Final Account Tha representative of the above named making arrangements for its and Petlllon lor Distribution . estate havlnj Mled tils final accotint and ST. PAUL (AP) quate to ample; demand light The representative ol tlie ahoê named petjllnn for lelllemenl and al lowance Part-Time — Documents centennial celebration fOIIUf) MAN wllh r sr can earn II WV. well Lo fair. estate having tiled II T final . arcnunt and Miereof and for distribution to the per- linove swfftJy transferring e ight acres of land ahead of time. pelitlnn for settlement and allnwanra sons Iheraunlo entitled; 11 ',(1 rer hour. Write Warren D. lea, (Wholesale selling price"* Ihereof and for distribution to Ihe per- 311 l.nsey Blvd. So.. I a Cinsia, Wis. in the Fort Spelling area to the The village will be KK) years IT IS ORDRHr-D, That tlie hearlno General Services Administra- based on exchange and other sons thereunio entitled: thereof be had on July 76 , 1965, at 10.10 snd safely old in 1909 . Bob Gosselin , for- IT IS ORDF.RFD, That tht hearing o' clock AM , belore Ihii Courl In Ihe volume sales. ) 1*3».V at tion from the 'State Highway De- mer mayor , Mrs. Lloyd therent he had on Inly 71. probale court room In Ihe court t-iouse In Schmidt 1«1 10 o'rlork A , M . belore this Court '-Allnona, Minnesota, and thai nolle* hereof Train for PRINTING partment were New York spot quot ations fol- —¦¦! - ¦ i i aa — m sinned today by and Bob Hanson were, In the probate court room In th* court appointed low: standards 28-294; cheeks be given bv publication of this order In Gov. Karl Rolvaag. a committee to set up a centen- house In Winona, Minnesota, and that Ihe Winnna Dally Mews and by mailed The land is 19' 2-21. notice hereof be given bv publication notice as provided by law. I;i to he used for a nial program. of Dili wrte- r In the Winnna Daily News T*r I ii cl Coniposition ; extra fancy Dated June 17, 1965 . $14 million federal office build- Whites h°avy amrl hy mailed notice «s provided by law , IBI** -*" In other business , E . D I * , on- and off- ) 1 Daled June IA, 1941 Linccast.injj and Prcsswork ing weight (47 lbs min 12 iU ^; Probati Judgi. VIA salo beer licenses wore granted e . D I IBF.RA, (Probale Court leal) fancy medium (41 Ihs average i Probale Judge, The General Services Admin- to Genevieve Abrahamson, flrehmer and 'ArMatinii, Wrile Jli- (47 (Probale Court Senll istration first proposed to use 27-211'i: fancy heavy weight Attorneys for Pllillorxr . ram Hedalen , Helen Frey and min) Slre'ilnr , M. urphy t. ftrosnnhan, fiiurinc ARTS the old Fort Snelling polo field Ihs 31-.'I2' 2; medium '40 Attorneys for Petitioner Oscar Marquardt , and an on- ) ("6 (First Pub, Tuesdsy, Jum 22, 1965) as the site for Ihe building. lbs average 2f>-27 ; smalls Technical School BURLINGTON sale beer license to Lanesboro ) (First Pub. Tuesday, Junt II, lit*) Ifale of Minnesota ) i» , Through the efforts of a num- Ihs averaRe 1H'/J -20. Counly ot Winona ) In Probat* Court Golf Club. Nineteen cigarette Minnesota ) il Browns: extra fancy hwavy Slata of No. l/i.083 for Cain log, ber (it persons and organization s Winona ) In Probale Court ' / licenses and six corporate li- ' County ot In Re E ttati si weight (47 Ibs min) Sfi' z-'l? 1 , No 11,1141 the liighwuy land was made censos for games of skill were ^ Jottph W . Clark, Decedint. Appim ocl lor Veteran TratnltiR fancy medium (41 lbs average ) In Rl Estate of Order loi Hesrlnd on Pilltlon lot Prolsati available anil the jiolo field Dial C Thoreson, Decedent granted. l . of F o re i g n W i ll, Lim iting Thin I n F i le (,' 27 1 j-2fl n; funcy heavy wc g hl Order lor Hearing on Final Account 1104 unio Ave,, Mmnonpolj s saved lo become a part of Fort Clalmi end (or Hiarlng Thereon nd Petlllon for tllilribiitlnn. (47 Ihs min i HS-Hll ; smalls - lid • Aulhenllcaled cnplei ot Ihl last Will Snelling,Slate Park. The irpraMeiilallve of Ihe ahov« named l of laid nXcilrnl and ol Die Instnmienl Ihs iiver.'igc ) 21 ^-22 /a. state having hied hli llnal ocronnt and Amonf' 'hose present for the ' • admllling It to probate in llie- Counly Help—Mele or Fetniil* 2ft WINONA MARKETS prlliinn for selllement and allnwanre C ourl In llll County of la Crnssi and Kigniri K ceremony wen- Highway ilirienl anrl tor rt|',|r|lnitu,n to tha per- Ihl Male of vvistnntln having been died WAI1RR OR WAITRCSS . Ook» , fommissioiK-i John It. Jam- Swift AV tonninny -inn 1 llii-iei into untitled ¦ wllh Ihl PMIIIon of f= . I. Allurrht pray- Buy Inn hours nre Irnm » a m. lo 1 VI GRAIN II I', ORDI' I'I' I). lhal the hearlna ieson and Samuel Morgan of -St. ing for trie nllowanci of said Will In p rn '/ f.nrlny through Prldey, Hieieol he had nn luly I. IV*' . . al 11 Situation! Wanted—Mai* 3d MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Wheyt this Courl and for Ihe nppnlnlnienl ol F. Paul . president of ihe Foi l Snell- lher» will h« no cnlf rnflrI-aili on Frl o' i li,(> H it. , Delnra tin s Crun t In Ih" I A lliKir.ril at Adrrilniilralnr Willi llie "! day. . retcipts Mon. 3f>(i , year ago fid; nrohate (otii t rnnrn In thr rnur| hnuse , PAINIINO AND Hf- I'AIH ivoil. wanted ing SI«-ile Park Association. The WIN Annexed; Ihe sa quolaliont apply •¦ lo noon lo In /Vinnna, Mlnnesnta, and that nolirt I arm tuilliliiui s anil lir,mea., large nr trading basis unchanged ; prices II IS OR OF RFD. That Ihl hearing association raised tin- money to day. hneot ha given hy pnhlK allon nf this irmtll, Inside nr outslrlc eieasonahle , 1100*1 ; Ihereof bi hart nn Inly 38 , l«65. al 10 Ul '.. higher ; Cash spring wheat order In The wlnone Dally N«ws and Joe JIIK , Stniktnn, Minn. Iri, l ewiston buy Hie land to he niven to the before this r nut I in Ihe ¦HHH Tne hutcheri, IW V50 V Vi VI 1,0 ba sis, No I dark northern 11 to tiy riiaiiri! noil' a as provided by law, o 'dnrk AM, General Serv ires AdminiMnilion lop sows 19 ',1) 70 :i) Dnled June ID , IM1 pcnhali r. onrl rmim In tha mint house In for u building CATTl.B 17 protein I.T'.'.VI WIS. E, D I I UFPA, Winnna, Mlnnesnla, that llie lime wilhlri 001) IOHI WAIirtD rrmrni work , car • site. It.. 'nlllt mm l- ril ((, A* slenily Piohalt Judge. which (iMlilni i nl said deiertinl may prnhy, pnliiling, what have ynuT Mo I hard Montana winter , k¦ ''I"' 1 ' « It Wl It, SO r iPinlialt Courl Seal) Me limit claims t»e Miinled ln Inur W.il „ drives and palms, Nrat.nnalilai, fif"! . . 71 Ml V« IM I .>fiVI,7l' H I f Heirirr, rnnnlhs Itotn the dale lietent, and that Iel. 1 vi :. Uariilnrd ... I" (III il on SI) Alloiney inr Pi'litinmr, the tliilnn so lilert he hrnid nn f),, luher ' Minn . No I hard win - IJ- fX l'l llirtllfP KOIIM- |ialnl-(.i Mill Ily (OWl , I | ',(1 I' . Of, I aneslinin , IM I . IIHIII A ;/, 1965, at 10 ID o 'tliii l< A , tirlnte var I (utters II no i4on ter I ."ili' H-l 71' «. this f.ouil In llie prnliisli . itmit room In Join, IMIIH OI sin,ill . Kr nsrin nl->le pnrrn, Trac V E AL In Winona , Minnasnla, I al. ,enl rn/iteel |l weak tn mil and that noun hei nni hi , am- imlillrnllnn nl llm onlei In lh« Winnna ( niinly of Minima > In prohalt Courl Buiinatt Opportunlliai 37 loll ' t,(,i ' I- -in Wi '! , , (liiiiiin , l;ally Mews »nri hy ninllrd nolle • as pro ber . 'i 7 III I", If. (ih i ' f,"' ,ll flinl r Firm*. , I; Mi i; OO vnletl hy \*n Matzke s Also Corn No 2 yellow 2(» In Kt GOala el I or Al I'RAlirillM tni Nationwid e I i,inn,I' M ml . .. I i nil l/. (Hi l. '.v I 30"i Dated Jutii I), l»61, Itilwaid Beyer, alio known as II alien Mil l 11 Ulli , Mini K I alls, S l> , llnriiw , . Ililnwh «r»¦"• t I) I lll l MA, In Goodview Minor l.mgiie Oats No 2 wlnlfl n 117 V No lldwaard A H«yn, Oereil«nl I' tntiali .luilgi , (IN 3 while M-VI' Older lor llaarlnq on Petlllon Inr I' rohali WANlin SDMI F In npornte Ainr r, baseball net ion Monday, Mat/ i -lV No 2 heavy feint Seal) ' Frni'illrrl Mull Corponillnii el Will, I tiiullnv f irm Id r il. Clalmi (Prnhasle Mnlfl -nr ac I I olt, . In '.Miiiii'Mif a (. Ily |a. | ' while W H - 'W H O niehniet /A'/ ,5«hini, * Re s whipped I' affi ath' .s 17 7 anrl Iinur %: I in, lo t run., i Insetl \nlui ; N 3 heavy anil lor Heaving Theieon »l"l Hnlllinntdiie «|iv il|l, asl toi llnherl Allntneyi toi Peiilintui Snlllvnai Trac Oil Clipped Newly Mix 111 (Ifl/I. Submit tftmiiln tirlnra Inniling. while 64-W'I ' H . Manrlt ll^yer Im vinij hied a pellll'in Il|e/v imp ti«r lft/l |i,r tlie ii. ut.nl• nl llm Will nl vald (le 7. Harley , cam | *Wi , yanr ngo irilll Pull . 1'ieltlay, Jum 21, 19il8) - rilnnl anrl fm Mift n|i|„i>iihnenl ril //anile No ¦I li.n le/ , |i i\ l. Tha B-etflngton •arm farmera and mnohera well Tun liiiiiiriii iin gav «* up lo bil> I li, ) I MI Ir l II' , I'.M; H OIK I I O rhtiirr I \?-\ 5(1 , Itnyi' i ns I ,n nil i» , y,hli h 'Will Is nn Hale ol Minnesota I SI , in hiking the True Oil win ami I'll I ll'll ll- 1 ... I III low In liitermediiile I. 101.44 ; f i It* ill Mil's ' null anil IIIMMI In impel in,n, ( nuiily nl Wltiunn In I' tnlinla (null .-bwuM this li khe bunineaa which buU* the Bu*. f In 4 II.H In/ . ) iii I I I', OI'DI I'I 11, f hat llm lirni lnu I l|e 111" 15.vis Jc/'l'V Siimi flipped n one hill er feed I W I (IV. llin'lil lim lii.il ni, lul/ II. WM. nl II |n Me EtUI* of ttn|toa. Whetwrer jvngrow... wtwrrer ¦ |l,n ( ¦ I'lmal, Dntiliral jrou »hij» for Mnlzke ' .v Winona Kgg Mnrkrl Kyi- No '.. I OH 1 h 1,14%, n l Ini l' A '." , lirlm I inn I In llie Ila A ' (iiotinU null IUIIII in Hie inur t house Order lor tliarinsj on Final Account fhl'M* f|in,lfllli,ri', /if.nl/ ill of ' ' Downlown ».you 'll a«v« Mm* and ronj whan ytm ahlp rk Lending bitters wri t- Trac I' iax No I 3 i;i in '//liiiii.a. //UniuMriiB. anil If.af nh and Petdioti lor DlsltlbiiUnii. in ill n (n. toilny Oil Hob ,1,11'OI IMIII and Mark Sovbcans No 1 yellow 9 W A jrillniis lo Ih" ailnwamt nl ini'l Will, Ihe tepieieiilah/e t,f the ahuvt nnrnid CoiniT)orc.inl Biuklincj r.r nila I, l|uii,On, , 71 tlleil in Una I ammnl * *; it any, tie film lirini e sold «ini- nl • slala havlnu III » "|! .«ll , ll.ll'lllll „, , „|M,.|| ¦ l.i wlp *\ liftii if , VI |,y Ne.Nloii , doulilcs. Itewly Mix III I (' heninig, Dial Hit time V/ I IIHII wlihh nnd iirlltliui tin sell»en ml and alliivtnn' fl I' "li llimdny. lull* ?V , I9HI) I IIPIIIT ' S /Anil-i 'l al'ii unluili , l (.1 n'li, * liiiriliuiril , IH i|ri|.||rn| Ihrienl nnrl tin ihsli II MI I MHI lu llie |im Wiiyne IV. tri , I hi «¦«• singlcH , iiriiiluri nl sniil may hie llieii Mn In fllit ' if i nil nni, hi-ln ;| ,|, i i||iirr| l.i ,»l« H ,,, .. ,. I« MOIKI 11 I'tRIflY OIVIM, "iil'IWil, * In tin s lir hnillrd Iri turn rnnnflis ff ram sum tiiainmlii hy Ili'Miin (at* , i- ;li,l'ii , Murk KiMiul (»i min r . IJ OH Im- CHICAGO and Mike Moline , 11 13 fllilil I'fl' , Itiat lbi hear ing tmmmn II,nl in, II,< I', 11 ilny nl li.na, . 191.1 Ilia dole linienl, Ar.it Ihnl Ihe .(alms Mi nin e ,eiin'ii| t ai/wcr mimo , lull lM' linn, m l-inl'linui , two singles . Miilzke '.s - Tun ll.r lii//n',l l|, Dl 'llll.im n rtil'ifila. il . Jitti lilril he he-aiii nn Dihihri 11 . IV'', , at Hier enf l» had on luly VII , 19* \ al in 45 * ' I !• A III , hetiii I llus ( null in Un Kwixiek, IM Kay Mali- ;\1lllln>: Compiiny ii> U Arnl lliiilrliiiu O'lllimni* imiiiinril II nlln' - AM. In line llus (".il l In Hie II In' Nico Incorno huiiie run ; S. IW - , lunhnln ( riurl In the iniirt house In pMihale mint iiitmi In the mnrl house I li' yrtlfif A l .f rt - II Pi I, i-« ti. hulliiti il I Qrnnlfit hy Mir 'itwa Aiul lO'iin rrom MIMII i".ini,ir , iii,ii i „ y i, Al„) , I Wiiwi'ia, Mlnnesiilis , and M IAI nnllie In Winnna, Mlnnesnla, and Inal nnllie ( MI single nnd double; S. Newell , No in,it),i'i n \|IIIII(I vilirnl I Al nl rtlnlfi, ol ll.r SUIr of Minnfl-iilfl rt 11 v I'i'Inll II i , ,7 MH ml, 1 1,i,if, o" IIIM heienl Ilea given tiy |,uhlli atinn (tl Ifil* herfuf li, nlvrn liy imlilU nlmi, nl Ihls |ilu\ i rnlai ' two doubles . I'liflralirs - Jolin N" 1 IIOltlil'MI M""i'l vilirrtl I '.I Hi* \ Onlifi/ini r> n\\\ hi I'l'iii ' ' ,in»| M-nimi |,„ rt Ni. I noi Ih p. n ^fii mi, wl,' 111 I '. ' rt vml/ililf At Hid \tii.ii l liM h ' t 'Iflli a) |rir nnlei In Ihe /viiuina ("inil / Mr«i and tinier in Ihs Wliiini" Daily lie 'is and by linn n.vin-i /. i ll hi, im,. IIIK I;, /nailed iintue as nrnvided l>f la// E. B. MALAY L I home run. Un A niiitl rtu 'fiiliui '//lum l I M /» 'infill 'I rt'Uf- Al IIIKI fiei c ofiy liy ilinlti"! niilli a «i iitiivlilrit ha- law, , BfB | 1'nip II" , I li/tr rl V /H I I IT /.lirol I M Drtlr.l lunr I, llftl Daled June 31, Has tlalid I line 25 , 196' Frl. Aoartt Oil worked a triple play 6 rt i im i/ A I^KlullI ^H Nn , i imiil V/I'I irr v/iirnr | ',i Vîi.iiiirt I ii'inly. r. D I lll l I'A. when Mark. Sexton c/iiighl }i tin, 1 limit V/IMCI A-I,a,|>l I < * ¦Allium., Minn*./}!* I' luiinlo Jinlgt. I' mliali Judgi, * - four! faall line , tagged second ond threw lo Nn 4 h«irt wiiiKr whainl I 41 I'Of I OHM- , i ' mii ni«n nl iProhale r . nuft le»l) iPmnati Nn , } rya loh lAtc.ill, ft• elirjter and MrMihnn, . ,.. ,,, I 10 Winim* I o*n I\nai4 p| n O Rick liaum nn at firist. No, i ry* 1,01 tuparvliori. AHointy tor Pttilmntr, Allniniyi lot PatlKnnir , «(ll V»m JI |r| ,l4f Money to Loan 40 ArtlctM for $•!• 87 Rooms Without Mtafi 86 STRICTLY BUSINESS Uiid Ciri 109 Ttimtfuy, Jm** t», 1HI WINONA ©AtLT NBTVt It ¦ ¦ ¦ - -... . i i n - ¦¦ i i .¦¦i n .w i P nitM NOROE OAS ttovo, 30", uiad S monthl. CENTRALLY LOCATED-ineplng room VOLKSWAC.EN-19JI. fair lhnne, tlVl or U87 W. 4th. lor gentleman only. Snparaf* entrance be»t otter, , mu-il ^*n . rn . Wllokji Uud1 Can 109 WoblU Hom«i, Tr«|Ur» li t LOAN S and carpeted. Toi. 4479. M-ttU. . .. ELECTRIC RANGE-40", S yian old. PLAIN NOTB-AUTO-FURNITURB / OBII f. TRAILCA tiotne, IxM', dr ten. 170 E. Ird ^111. !913 Good cundllloh. Tal. Fountjln Clly Ui)- SLEEPING ROOMS, Elgin Hotel, ollow. relrar.lable, new •nrjlne. 440 FORD- 1959, dllKx-itr,' complttal/ lurnlihM e*c»\tl . ' 443J alter 5. •fla-. feiolrJ service, gulel. Toi, S43S. Hrt. » •,m. to » P.nn., ««t. *i a.m. to noon (. Jernle. Apt. li. muttrtti, Mny b» ittn at Blmtr HM, COMPACT SIZE! •«n, r Rt. 1, Fdulniln City, Wli,, Wate HOTPOINT air eondlHontr. . rta'ioniib . SLEBPJNO ROOMS." 315 B. 4th It. • I* . to SM ijnm). T«l. *I7-M34. Pogt, Peti, Supplies 42 I70J W. elh or Til , 3754. part ents COMPACT PR ICE! IRAIlER-I-whtel wttti , 0»(4 PREB tof a flood home, 4 month-old f«- ENCLOSED TRAILER, Ferauson mow«r , A m , Flats 90 '63 PLYMOUTH lira* buPPV- part Black Labrador and Ford trActori *S4-ton Ch»vrolel truck, . park- S*h«>hord. Ttl. 94BB. Ttl. J-2633. DELUXE GE oil electric 1 ond I bed- Fury 1901 CORVAIR see OUR ulKtlen * room «pt»., carpeted, air conditioned tin* tf HM iM liomn, til m\ie%, link POMERANIAN PUPPIES -7 wiTki old, IF IT'S a med appliance you want, and coronet.. DOG SELOVER, REAL- ui«d mobll* •«• equipped Monz a tlnanclno. 7-fear plan,, COULIB MO- red and black, 1 male, 1 female , }77 Ul tor uied ratrlgeralori, r.rpes, dry- TOR, Toi. JMO. * ¦'• ' 4kloor hardtop, . . HOMe 1A1.EI, Hwy. U-t\ Waihlnfllon. art nnd wanheri. D «. B ELECTR IC, steering nnd BIL*? K* with power Wlnam, " Ttl. -074. , 135 E. 3rd. . . FOUNTAIN VCITY--5eronrJ floor Opt., 4 radio, white side- 2-door , fl-cylinder , economi- rooms a nil bnlh, hot nnd cold water brakes, Hortai, CaHlta, Stdetc SEE "THE r«w w*lfl' l»4J Ulbtrfy «nl 43 BIO DISCOUNT on 4 to e h,p. riding furnished. Available al once, Toi. ttl- walls. Like new Inside and cal 4-spe.ed, rndio , heater. A l7xM. . Jchult. Hw/. il, Mnbtla Heme tawi- rnowerj, olso lever el demonstr*- ' 330J- ¦ . out . Will take trade. very clean car, Priced to ialet, E, of Ihnnjrl-Li /rlfltfl, T«|. REGISTERED POLLED tle-relnrd bulls , tori. WILSON STORE. Tel. 80 334/. ' icrvlceablt, blocky typt. Tel. Wahastio ¦ t-3tiA. FOUR-ROOM u pper apt., prlvalo bath. Bell,, ;: 565-4303, IT'S TRUE your tavorlla tjosebnll tenm Stove, rel'lgerator , heat, hoi water fur- Tel. 7647 could probably use ilx men In Ihe out- nlshe-d. No children, working couplo PATHFINDER-MM 11X«S', * er i hM- roornj. Prlc«- •ri. Ltahy i, Bulfale Clly, Wli; Til. TIONAL BANK about a , low-cdsl mr- large living «nd dining roorn, one hed- 1962 Oldsmobile 88 ' ' Cocjirana 24MS32. GRADE BULLS J Dlnmnna and ' ] polled, tonal loan. How about a colored stt to roorn, bath and closets. Must ho v seen not registered. Tel. «Hfc». wtkonie In a new year ot tele-viewing? to be appreciated. ' Reasonable rent to 2 - door hardtop, . FOR YOU* WELL-EARNED vaeatlMI TeL 2*37* lor a Irlendly In.tallmenl loan the right parly. Tel. 3670 oiler 6 p:m. ^rrrrr riiiiri L radio, heater, au- ^^^^ r»m rr buy » lold (lo*n eninp'r tf CUTS FOR SALE-10, to start farrowing olllcer today. / ^ r-RjlVES PONTOON A Campfr v. Robert Wicka, Indt'iMndciice, Wli, \ / tomatic transmis- 2n9>-comfort«bte 1-room effi- ': ; - : ' HORSE-- for sale i; - ^-^ ' r . ' A- ' /'i Feel Sure SADDLE . —efficiency apt Heal end t a supermarket you know!". : Wagons; ~~_T , week * wllh second Utter., .bred - to reg. hot water rurntshed. Lady only. UO ' " Isteresl Durcc hoar, vn)(- • arnl trailer, »S5. John Murphy, Lewli- dio , heater , "luggage rack. R-or.tilord,. Minn. Tal. 144-7111. . moe, land.,capcd yard.. DIsposel, air ton, Minn., CFremont); \Mnra. (Pilot AAoundl MODERN 5: room furnished npf., newly * COMPACTS D-Con :¦ '¦ condillonor, washer «nd dryer , carpet- Runs like a watch . tYLE BOSO decorated, All utilities- furnished. Adults ing and drapes. W-est location, close to WINONA'S ONLY fran .- Ktl- * PRI/VIE DOWNTOWN LOCATION -- Rt- Hurley Davidson Is. stealer than the . . * Speltr chicks .now, you- . will be glnd mg,j, Minn . in Cooki V JI IH/. Earl M. MAIL lai I and oft Ice space. Available now. WILSIE 524—6 small rooms, nol modern, . supply. . We have each , Electra Glide, dio, h e ate r , light blue , . , you did. Drop In or Tea;. 3910. '61 Falcon Wagon .;, . $ 995 ; AAS, - aur.-. needs redecorating and Improvements. Sportster, Sprint, Pacer, Scooter and . r*i>rlit<>0. ri-ziner; fJtariA A IA Stirneman-Selover. Co. ' matching upholstery, online, ¦¦ Paul- , Plain-vlaw , SUBSCRIPTIONS " ¦: ¦ ¦ * * Small down payment, easy terrill. Tel . 2 M-JO'i. Y«ske Bros., 327 E. t. Mevlfw, l iuntnv, Flrit Nat'l WHITE ROCK, . spring roosters, $1 each. • . Si '/, E. 3rd. -. - 'CO.*Falcon 4-^dOor .... $ 7S5 '<- ¦ ¦ . • " ' ' ¦ 2915 or 6067. Wlnone , v . just completely overhauled . IrrK . . , Call evenings. Jne Merchlewitz, I mile Tel. tOti or J349 '57 Rambler Wagon .. N. ol Stockton, Minn. . May Be Paid At . $ S5 jA\rVA DEPENDABLE lavt . cost motor- We JULY 1 . Thuri 7 30 p.m. • mlle« E. nf ¦^ Our $800 V Houses for Rent 95 Attention Veterans cycle sales and jervtc e jf ¦ Robb Bros Aehrertl\e Prlcet «„7 . fountain ' " ;Cily, Wis. .. Elmer W»ng»r, Wanted—Livestock 46 TED MAIER DRUGS Motorcycle Shop In Wlnone, La Crosie ownnr.;' Alvin . Kohner, . aUCH'-naeri ' , TWO-BEDROOM home. Immediate pos- No Down Payment »nd Eau Claire. ... INortliern Inv. Co., clerk. Baby Merchandis* ': WANTED—Guernsey or Jeriey jprlnglng 59 . sioslon Hank Olson, 900 E, 7th. Tel. GOOD cen1ra| location, 310 W. 4tti, strict USED BICYCLES - III siiei: KOLtER 0iWof JIJLY 3-3«t. 13:30 D.m. DST, 4 mliti P. h?lf«rv due |nla this summer or early 201/ atler i . p.m. . . ly modern 4 bedrooms, oil heat, fire BICYCLE SHOP, 401 Mankalo. Tal \|$j ^^T Wj) nl Caledonia, Winn., ' an hwy. 54), then .' fall. Write or call.Wayne Holj, Ruih- TRICYCLE, J6" i tractor) ped^l ' car; place, tull basement, tull lot. will er ¦ ' • . . .. ¦• . . ' ,; . ' 5445...... milV , E fln .vto*nshiii . mni. Oavd - lord, Minn - rocking hor s«; ' iei?d and piay/Table; In- ONE-BEDROOM home, garage, full lot, range GI loan. Only JIO.WO . I . . . - JIUC ' ' lams and children big back yard, full basement. East lo- 41 Y«ars in Winona Mi Madrr , nwiier; . Schmerler Brnv, . - . . ' ' s clotl>tfig. 204 W. BUI .CK-OLDSMOB1LF-GMC . I : y; Jet Away With BSA linneert,' Thorp Salei Co.. rl^r 'K . LEWISTON LIVESTOCK MARKET- 6th. .; , . cation, let. 9583 aft«r 3, . .. Frank West Agency Lincoln-Mercury-Falcon ROBB BROS. MOTORCYCLE SHOP Open Mon.. tV Fri. Night,.., j A real good auction marker for your 175 Lafayette 573 E. 4th. . Comct-Fairlane livestock. Dairy cattle on hand all THREE-BEDROOM house, garage, 112 Tel. WO or 44no alter houri. ' Building Materials 61 VJ. Blh. Inquire Merchants Nat'l. Bank, week hogs bought cyivy dny.. "trucks HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE Open Mon., Wed ,, Fri. F.vft. 266/. . . " . Trust Dept . : . ¦ ¦ ¦ HOUSEHGLD available. Salo thurs. Tel . 1948 No. 74 . * and Sat. afternoons- hklew Gan * ' .' .j. LEHIGH PORTLAND . and mortar ce May be seen at 974Vi W, 2nd menls prootuce tnore¦ beaulllul and Wanted to Rent 96 Farm Implerrents* 48 durnble finishes and appearances. Buy The Gordon Agency i It «t JOSWICK'S FUEL i O'L CO., 901 Trucks, Tract's Trailers 108 GTIONV: : UNFURNISHED APT. — 1 bedroom, for AU POST HOLE DIGGER, 3-pnlnt hitch, 9. E:: 8th, ; V Realtors " . retired . lo-Jy, , by Aug. 1. Write C-45 : 20 MIN-U'IE. y/ " nt the " eurtir; Gerber PTO grass: seeder; Ford Daily News. CHEVROLET— 195 i J-toa truck ,. 2-speed y A New ; ; . cultivator. Tel. Wliokta- 2924. •' Furn., Rugs, Linoleum 64 axle, good tires, A-l condition, i' iii. ' ' * * * ' ¦ • ** * ' ¦ ¦ ' . . . . . : vi THREE-BEDP,OOM home, by Aug. 1st, 4-BEDROOMS WEST Wilfred Albrecht, RL 3. Wihona, Minn : Mrs.; Lavina liermaii ARVEL: SEPARATOR — 28'', real good college Instructor. Ret« ,-cnces. Tel . W,loka 2223. : FOLDING COTS with loam mattresses, Sprite condition. J50. Tel. 6889. Residence $16.?5; roll-*-way bed with". Inner-.prlnj 110 E. >lh St .,.Superl".r, Wis . Tel. col Beautiful 2-story home with Wash $: y^m S -yy leqt 392-2B67. . THREE USED school - buies. Saliit Pel- ^) 50 $ ; Buffalo City, Wis. mnltrci-s, $79.95. 7BORZYSIC0WSKI . spacious living room, family USED ALLIS-CHALMER3 B tractor Wllh er 's. School. Hokah, Minn Rev, Micheel •;¦ lights, cultivator; used Ford FURNITURE, 302 Mankalo 'Ave , Optn ' ' ' : Plymouths • " .• (.Ins! as you enter from sta rter, TWO-BEDROOM apt. for t eduits by room , Vk tile baths. Finish- ; Kulsl.e. Tel, S94-37i5. ' -Wax\;^ : • cultivator. Tel Founlatn City 8687-6(33, evsnlnqs. . Cochrane) Aug. 1. Ttl. 8-U69, ed amusement room in * ¦ Chryslers MONTH-END CLEARANCE Sole, choice basement Double garage. ¦ • of ' pole lamps, values to $35.vS, now TVVO OR. three-bedroom duplex, house or . ^2J50DGE While You Wait - . ¦;.. apt!, .WSC instructor and lamlly. Don. i^-Tbn. Pickup, 11*195. .y' Thursday, July ;1 John Deere on ly J10 at BURKE'S FURNITURE Madison School area.¦ ¦ $18,- • Belvederes - MART, 3rd S. Franklin. .aid Holmcerg, 3815 Ontario Rd., Ames, ¦¦' ' ¦ Tel. Rolllnostonn. W89.25M. Hay Conditioner Iowa 50010. . . 500. * .;. . .' . ¦ ¦' • Baracudds Evening Auction , 6:30 P,M, • . . Traded in oh USED FURN ITURE—J-pc . sectional , J20; Used Cars 109 ' ' ' 4-pc. bedroom lulte, $tS5; walnut .' high FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE or , apt . needed HILKE ADDITION Valiant ' • Baveriporl, small kitchen flail conditioner. boy book case, ,$19.95.7 lull siie coll by new pharmacist at Ted Major " • Drugs. July I occupancy If possible. VOLKSWAGEN-19A4, ior sale by owner, 'ÊNABLES table and chairs; chest of . springs. BORZYSKOWSKI . . FURNI- , Tel. 7000. Spacious 4-bedroom home. . . 19,000 actual miles. Wllh sunroof/ Rea- Kochenderfer & Sons . TURE, 305 ' Mankato. Open evenings. Contact Business Office ! 110 Main St. Tel. 9200 ; drawers ; end tables; &pt. Dream kitchen. 2Vfe baths. sonably priced. May be seen at Fenslse , Fountain City, Wis. : Body Shop. size gas range; deluxe wash- Godd Things to Eat 65 Farms, ,Land for Sale 98 Large carpeted living room. er; small gas heater; 4-r oom . 3 carpeted bedrooms. De- MODEL A. 1939 5-door ; 193H , Penflac 4^ oil heater with fan; small BREUNIG'S BEER, special prices. Five FOR SALE to seftle estate,. . 240-acre door: Leiohlon Kragneu, .. Rl, 2, Rush- v flavors of. pop., $1 .35'!per case. VA/INO- 5 miles west ol R ushford . oh Hwy, 30. lightful basement with util- ford, Minn. This SeleGtion 2-flooT20 hardtops wood heater;. 2 large rugs; Ask Your Neighbor NA POTATO MARKET, 11B Mkt. Buildings, best soil , 3/3 or more . till- • ' ity room. 4th bedroom and daybed; small dropleaf ta- . able. Contract Norman Olness, Adm., SHAKPIE! 19<3 Comet Mercury, sfjniiard 4-door hardtops about the new Minnesota SAVE I BUV WHOLESALE, me-afs and Petersen, Winn. finished amusement room. shift, 2-do.or, excellent condition. 22.000 We Are Proud • ble; 10 dressers ; 5 steel groceries. Consult our Food Counselor. home nclual miles. Tel. 3719 ,. . Wagon he has, then see us ' ¦;' ' , >k bath. See this lovely :. Convertibles clothes closets ; 17 single . Write P:p;- Box i-AI. . Winona. . FARM . FARMS . FARMS! • . . ¦ ' ¦ ' .* today ! * * ' ' A T!oÔHer /y for a good deal on a 6 , 7, . We buy, we sell, wo trade. . . OLDSMOB ICE—19«1 Slerllr* convertible . !//: 4-door sedans steel beds; 1 double steel 7 MIDWEST REALTY CO. ' • or 9-ton new Minnesota 'Wag- Machinery and Tools 69 Will take older car In trade , Tel. 720.* ^ bed; 2 refrigerators; 11 Osseo, Wis. GOODVIEW ¦ alter 5. , locally owned , ; on ' " ' Toi. Offi:K?*^^y^'z^^ BY OWNER — 4-bcdroom home, corner PRICK REDUCED . Y brown, whitewall 1%3 Volkswagen 2-dr .. light 118 E. 3rd St. lot. EC2 W. «th. Tel. 5159. ,Tolin Deere tires. beige 22,000 miles and For a quick sale on this . Radios, Televisio n 71 FOR SAL E BY OWNER . Modern 1-floor immaculate, Model 8 , 7-ft. trailer mower 4-bcdroom home located at 60B E. Jrd. well-huill. 2 or 3 bedroom Terms. For .lppolntment Tel. 86C7-6831. $1295 with quick hitcli and condi- homr . in central location. Bel Air fi Strang's Radio & TV l !Hi2- Chevrolet 7 ¦)( tioner drive. IF VOU WANT to buy, sell or trade Call now for complete infor- «ervlc« Powerglide , power .steer- "¦¦ ¦ property will Jdo E. 10th Tel. J70O be* sure to see Shank, HOAAEMAKER'S "¦-•itiort. ' Having sold the farm, the following personal | Kocliondcrfo- r & Sons EXCHANGE, 55? E. 3rd. ing, clock , back-up lights , ¦ ' - .- be offered, at Public Auction I Fountain City, Wis. Refrigerators 72 VENABLES undercoat , low mileaRe, ¦¦v , Minn., on Highway 249; then ARE YOU TIRED ol hlcih taxes , Hoods 4 miles east of Caledonia | and choice. and cold v/e,it!ii'r? Owner ' s Illness I AFTER HOUR S 7* W , 2nd Toi, R-2711 !A 1 mile east oh Township Road . Follow Thorp Auction | KELvlNATOR & GIBSON causes her to sacrifice Ihls beautiful ¦fl Arrows. . Fertilizer, Sod 49 REFRIGERATbRS, all slier In stock. modern S,in Anlonlu. Florida homr, Open Mon. A Fri , Evenings infil Impala 2-door spurt I WINONA FIRF i. POWER CO., 5^ F. neiir Sf Pclcrshurg, all furnlslierl, only r* coupe , 230 V-8 with |»u(o- (15 59,350 , lame corner let. C. SHANK, 553 Pat Heise . . . >709 BLACK DIRT nil Ion toll nnd pulvorl;- !ntl . Iel. £(1 (Across Irnm the now Inl.I Jl . 3rd. matic, power brakes, ra- oil f, yd. Innrl, Vt' . f.ill (IAI VLKSON p.irklnn Cordon Weishorn . . . 481,4 Satinrday . Juily 3 5 flROS ., 4', "'.1 or AAtlT. dio , whitewalls, windshield NEW 3-bedroom homes wllh double at Time: 12:30 P.M. D.S.T. Sewing Machines 73 Inched garages, reany tor Immedl.ite July 4th washer, power steering, •SlnrtinR I GOOD I1LACK niRl. nil top s.nlli nlno occupancy, In Hllkn' s second addition llll dirt, s.ind, nn-iviil, rrm.hf'd rock . ' padded dash , tinted -Rlass, Lunch by. St. Nicholas Parish Ladies. |. QUALITY QUFCN 1 roll or 1,001 m E. fin. 20" FAN the best buy AM, f-. A . AblK 3184. , II opens a lonu holi- Tel. tm or 8 4133 "Vinnna scri.son er ever made nl our low open .iml I pasture bred; 1 White Faced steer , fiOO IHs.; <}?. 2-spoed $10. f!R day lime during which hun- " M,inv olher modol» KINO W. 1564 near Jrltorson and SI. prico. 2 Brown Swiss Jicifers, open: 1 Black White faced heifer, ;l Hay, Groin, Feed 50 In rhno*.r« lioni Mary ' ss Schools, like new 3 beilionnis, dreds of people who drive open; 3 Hereford heifers, 1 year old. '¦ ¦{ wall-to-v/all cmcicllnn and drain"., rcr- iin.s'ife cars will be killed ) %) rbevrnM ?-door V-« , TED MAIER DRUGS room, Ifiirui scrennod (Kirch and (.'ATTLK DOC - •; r-Al.FA nnd nrornn Inr jnlr , slnckod rrntlnh Sale or Ren); Exchant) 101 Al pnlln . I or in- lanilirain'rl Inl end i.lindn * or injured , Troloct yourself slick , radio . I' rieed to lie In Hi" lli-l'l ""'inlrl Inilil. Ilium Vnl- '.' Hl'lAD 110KSHS - 1 Shetland pony, gelding, age 3; ' trees Will liii.mro wllh mini; down % II I Mil. Stoves, Furnaces, Paris 75 C0UN1 RY I.IVINtJ nl Simi" 1 naf, Sale rows ; M ii.slcrlniilt 7-can milk cooler; Co-op 2-cnn milk |i : Pli-nly nl olin (" urn III llylirld nl RANOE OIL ElllllNMR CO ., 907 I. II. tiulldlnti In A. HAMRLKR ' cnll (M'mltl Mi'iilinn nr Dnvhl I mini Tvpewrlters 77 hill lirniinit, ali'iul 2 noes of land, liliiO Chevrolet -t-iloor V ft , CHAIN AND KF.FD — Some oals . , (Slimly I Im l iini»l, Allurn, A/Mrtft., or more may Im purthnS'Hi II needed. Va- Wantod— Real Ettate 10Z fusion* M(lTI\'I': I' * Wltnkn, Mlnii. Powerg lide , radio. Heal .QIH I'MENT ~ 1953 Studebaker trac k with : l.yln (li'iilliriiiin, OONT TAMCCH wllh your fypr-wrltrr frinl. t'l, ,',!)( , Also n nnorl selecllon nl - 4doi»r sedan , 6-cylinder, , and WHAT ;i liny! short wheel base ; lt»ft3 Ford F-350 truck with dual wheels , »* runt nltii'r nlllre (pi|ii||iiiii.'p| Only a river proiiiiitl" , t'elwnen Dmstiiich and Wltl PAY Hll.HI .S7 CASIt PRICE*! clean Snle nualllird nmclnlHI r.nn tli-nn , nM|usl, Hitiwnsvlllr. inii'lly year nrnund homos. FOR YOlir.' CITY I'ROPCRIY mitmuatie iriinsmission , ra- .1 . 1) , V-tuii rubber tired waigon ; 2-whecl trailer willi fl.\ M Articles for 57 (iiKNI CU'lll REAL IY re/>alr your mnrhlnes lo prmlure wmk dio, individual seals , bhiek r tl. box; 'J wheel trailer w ith pick up box ; chopper H ON , ; that will make better Impressions, s.ivo l.a Crescenl, Minn. Iel. nn noe "HANK" JEZEWSKI I!),ill C'lievi'ii lt 'l lin|),'il.'t sport ¦ l**HYI*r 1 li-dw" unci black and ' miNCAN til' "' * tlnie anil Increase! nccur.K.y . Have ma' (Winona ' s Only Raul t-.lala tlnvrrl with malehini; ' triple wagiiii box ; Feurhdin flxl4 ft. truck box , needs l.ililo nnd KltKi W. lOfl-nenr ' St. le. esn s. Riniorl enu|ie, V-ll willi tri-cni'bs, p.vK, collrr Inhli-i MLl"n rhlnns srrvkeil vvhlle you or your of- Tal. MM nnrl 7IW:i ". O OK .14^ , whitewall tires , ' Inu-R ;* HI IIOI flip , '' red interior iv|iair; .' sets chains. J ilinliM irli liicinlnr, - tlie sinII nre on vocation nml Ihey will el ml duplex, new nliimlnmn slillnn. iiiiUmi.ilH' , r :i d i it, low rlnnd; IV Inlilrv A real steal at THAI 'TORS AND TRACTOR KyUIPMRNT — W.) .' hn/iul. Irainp. Inl" on he irac-iy lo go s^hen you return Tel. cnrnhli\nll(in windows and gns turnarr m ileage , slumiing lilnek mills .mil a 'liilv I'M 'Ml. n.l.llld lor pickup. WINOMA TYI'E- It 3, MX). Will arninga Irian wllh low Boati, Melon, Etc. 106 1>C ( ' ii: , e ii' j icl iir with sturler and lights; J .D. Model A wnn r. ii m-iivtcn , w w 3rd. down payment $1295 with ( liai'i'ii.-il interior. j /AiltlAIM H llll IMI« rniiH'' . tinnit mn da.Iur with ,s(art«T Htu l Itfibts ; .1 .1) . Modol A trurlor; ' THO IAN «,l A IU1I H/l- IV i . ahln IIUI M"' , Vmmg man ' s dream. illlloti; old MI IIII inniilr lu'd nnd MH ln(|. Frank West Agency ' ' rYlTWIilTFRS nnd ndrilnci machlnei mi1|n, lull .|,ii|i'y, \mh , V lim iw- i nil •¦• At a biillmu H-inch tractor plow on . rublier; McD, 2- Mil. Airhlfi llrilli.inn, Dover. Inl , Wl I' S I nlnyrlle 'HI OLDSMOlVu .K fnr sn lo nr rrnt. Heasonahli rates, li,M ^lllvl , ln^li v\nlrr lull , imwrii-it 1) rmnn MA ' , trre dnllvery. See in fnr all Tri. SV4II ni 4-11)0 allrr hours , ' holloiu II nu ll tnu'tor plow; .1 , . power mower; Super fi your of by 78 Mi'n iii y rnuliM lii'.l Innril up l) (Ire supplies, tlitsks, files or oilier yn;uilie llll ljlfifl Chevrnlel 2-do» r , fi . niiii 'iure loader with PTO |,V | Wi l l, , III'W Plll' . I 'll llil.ll WT pump; Vnn llnmt griiin drill; IIPIIICUT I'lAtlO . fl?.-* 511 intinwn. Inl c .l' . hnlis, l und lynnwrllrr Co, lei sill .t li .u , ni'W !'>!> Ihl'. !¦ on , power steer- .stiindai'd, radio , nmtoiie nt Mel) , coi n phinlor with ;itl .1.1) ' Will Ilnnlii' .l l.i' ' '.'dr , luirdto|> fert, : . No. 101 coi n j lilr-nl limlly Imnl May I T \rrn ,n •>( D iii^ , power lirake.s, aulo- the cleanest, with only puit'r; New Idea miinuic s|)ieader on rubber: Mel) . !¦ Vacuum Cleaners 78 Do You Want It nl Wnliaunn AAaniifl. Prlu'd vny n'a- rOMBItlA I Kill I * , A.', nii'l woml Kliiwr , l)ill) »(inftlil« rai , r.hnlllrlil , Alum , edAMA . mn lie li'nn.'iii iiN , IS , frl, I n.intMn Clly nulr ninlor. si aiulnrd, low mileage for Or Just Listed?? Mole I. mill ni'lual miles, nun* nn , Wftntad to Buy 81 n Tilt, nei'd:, soriK 1 body CAlll'F.NTRV AND MASONRY TOOLS BKLONC.lN (i ' MSI II RMAN'S SfFTIM. H' Alinnai ' fit 'ID ANDREW STRAND Wl '.lltio HnllM' III in. II r f lillim ntnr- - (nits Wc clfin't just list or Ho up work , bul what n trans- r, COINS tn dollars. Pnyliig Inp lm.i t wllh onu anil anilmi , i' , li ii $2795 Uimiai, loll hnmi ilonr , Hln nnw, nni l Sevenil liiiwi 'ls; st eel level; pi lies. Sets nr r> firll«l sols lioughl, li' IIKI OI ( ni)iiili'li' unit Win "<*>« I . mi " Hirtatinn Inn. Kiiod .-,/iws; uses; ' K f,n ll, linn, M' llln'tri l n-,vil slirll your properly for » lon^ I . mm I VilSV nr 2(?,'.fl, Mr , (racy, ' AIWM I OVBI , lt,\ . lei 7 i-l. nn. 'I' bin id a\i"> I'SlctMon I 'oiil on sU'cl spool , .•¦inch elec- I nko honl wllh t time nor throw it in tli«i iii OI'Kl , ' * AVil . lii .r, I 'lievroU'l 4-tloor , d, t rie iii ill , si'vi'i.il inol luixcs, bit s of (ithui carp^'tiler i WM. MllltR SCRAP IRON «, MFTAI SCO I III (DM T ll' i .it'll) IIIIITI . H aSI.ilion W'nôn CO, pays hlgfxsl price* (or «crnf> liopper wil h mnny olhers, Inli^fliil nuiini liaili .slaniliird, rmlio .Antither ' c In Hi l(iu. •¦tir- V IIIIKI r li li Ci.iy r,\nilnn ' tools f TAI L '/Lfl"i Iron, mi'lnls, a«iil raw ut ' ! M I , I ,il» , ' OUT woli'i t,inl- , •. iik , In li"" . Ml"* ' rdmir, .slaialiird tinnMnl s- ti-ri'ifii' li';iii.N|itirliit mn buy. uininii'r Milh , M i"i n"il' '""t 111 W 2nil Tel. 1MI When you list witli us A ¦• ,l , ililil' ., in aiii'Olnliiii'iil li'l '.' i' « li"lv\mi « * •!> ' iwrmiiili linii'i'i „ HI *.iil' Closed Kalurdaya MIHI . I'Nu' enmoiiiy it can t fli t Ire stiifl Hives your pro- nnil S p in wi' i'kil.iy I II ' V HI" |«, Mimll •.!/ " |i liltli'i illnr I lillnllU'in ' be boat , A nom\ ( Iran iililily I'l.ii i Clievnalet ',l,itmn w ,n«, MACIIINKUY AND IMISCKl.I.ANFOL'S ITEMS •-¦ I lllilo n li"i|. Mlllnlilr llil i nlilll. Iicil See Ila Per Unit Prlrni perly personiil nlU'iiliun. To f III Ml INI IJ H' 'Klliim linnl U li p li Plieetl Limlsny ;iM'i'lion steel drug; 2-seciion .spring tooth; liniiMi ni nnvi 'ir, IIIIIMI II.'' I Wnrl, veliu'le iisi'il as a sen mil ear ml, , Powergllile FM I Ir.iap Iruri, Me tal, Wool, Raw Fun I vliiurlr i,mini , ami tinlki, All alnni' l ' nllfi 4 p >i> In nioi e mil fnsl liaiiiiiieriiull; plntform ,*>cnlc; cleclric fcn<'c, like new , *; M K, W IRON «. METAl CO. us "SOLD " Is n very neee.s- ni-VM Will ii'll M'lim nli'ly. Iinnilm nlV by its former owne r Ymi ' 701 if. Iivl M. Iel. K104 white onk lenee pusts; ;isst. nl , (iniTinq" I. Mil or Tal , HJ/J * . 't wrong al lln.s price. oak lumber; used rtxf) hill Ji T WO WlII I I Irink wllh tin*k oary purl ol our liiisniess, can no Ford • Ion |iii 'kii|i , 4- lintl nii'l in-iilnr, »?VV HA/WIW fICK'i , Itl'lfl ' . iimliers ; welding iron w<\ pipe ; Imrse collar*; sot of M - iiiniii.sr pRicrs PAID Phono un mid Nee ARKANSAW TRAVRI.PR \A' runabout V|li A fl 'iiikn ' ii . iriap Irnn, .sl'cril. -stone Inr melals, raoii hides, Willi .11 h ./i I ylniKilr I arK »|oililc $395 liarness; bout; I IOR feeder ; hayfork rope; grapple £ mw furs nnd wnoll I T lfii i 'l riinvln %r .\t I riuliinniit, »^V .^ . 1 ari. .HH* nr I Alt . fork , No "i '2\ l liime/dc chain saw ; chicken Ill I I fc IKiWIII B li'in Hi iv here vvith confidence . brooder', _\ iniiii'i n i -III null • lfiin nmiilllli'i , in Sam Wcisman & Sons l|V| KCil ASA lnlio.mil riiiilna I ind liciivy lon chain , ussoi t nicnl ot (arm tools; 10x14 IIVHBI mil ilif.mii'i lil III' «ll''i *¦ I 't' % ' INCOHPORA7CO A BOB V II . anil Ir allrr, Tnl. I n nil'i'alaaii M4 W INON A UTO covered shed. $ m VW, Jrd Iel, M47 aili nllor 3. NAMIIII K t I M I 'A 1 ilk*T" 1" \VID MADKll , OWNF.Il | W $doM< ( uiil|i|''l^ly i rliullt l.iiai/inlnnl iiritri l , ionccrs: Schroeder llros. I MILLER . i, îKi N (' i nr I IIUIMI Im u i- •iln li Im ¦ft SALES v I nil . | l" I'' y WAI I I'A I'I ll n i iii'in c'" 1 V " " INI PMCN nnly, 3 rninlnrtnlHe ' ' n" (•IIKVHOI .I' .T CO n iiniiiis , t |nsn snullii nil In a.in M Clerk - Strand rv Itenslo, Rep. Thorp Vlvlil |.f i* mini , Hllii" I'lm li'linr. «li'i'|iHHl In, T REALTOR I'llKVlU M'K'I' .V III UCK | iiui, iii ih nni i , n mill «• (INTER- ni.,2349 12.0 Snullii'in n lii yia irimli. 3i tl K iM a nk II ( O Tel , ll,'li, l!» Itii.'.liliinl , M IIIII . 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