I . ADS WEATHER WANTGet result*! Tour nil will Generally fair, rrnrh more tlinn 00,000 continued cold to- person* dally. nlltb>, wnrmcr Friday. Tclephono M28. Axis-Russian 'Hands Off Agreement Reported 17 Rescued From Grounded Lake Liner Revised List of Molotoff Cold Holds Death Toll i i Storm Dead Leaves Gri p on Of Hunters Red Wing Area. M. Edgar Youngquist, 46, St. Paul. To Reach 20 Kermit Nordquist, 28, St. Paul. For Moscow Northwest Melville H. Roberts, 42, St. Paul. mm. m *h mm Dardanelles Not Death Toll Six Still Missing Carl O. Iverson, 41, St. Paul. Bror KronbcrR, 3fi , St. Paul. to Be Seized If in Minnesota in Area, Two More (Body not recovered.) Waba.sha Area. Turks 'Behave/ Reaches 52. Dead at Red Wing. Herbert Jucncmann, 38, Wa- ' BULLETIN. basha. (Body not recovered.) By Louis P. Loehner. Minneapolis —{/?)— Record mid- Thomas V. Clgler, 40, St. Paul. ,!1 November cold which sent the mer- A body, believed to be that of Berlin —i )— Adolf Hitler and Joseph Elk, was found on Roet- Roy Johnson, 41, St, Paul. Soviet Premier Molotoff have cury as low as —24 gripped the Arthur Lenhardt, 41, St. Paul. Northwest today while belated .re- tlgcr island below Fountain City (Body not recovered.) agreed upon a Russian sphere of ports stepped the death lost of Mon- at 3:30 p. m. today by Rollins Alma Area. interest lying generally between day s storm to 52, of which 42 were Richmann, Coast Guard light- ' Theodore H. Gciger, 30, Eau Ja pan's far-eastern sphere and in Minnesota. keeucr, he reported to the V. S. Claire. Lemmon, S. D., reported the boatyard at Fountain City. Clyde J. Detra, 34, Eau Claire. Europe and Africa , which Rome ' —24 reading. Other North and Richmann, in the smail boat Winona Area. and Berlin have allotted to them- South Dakota communities were he was using, was unable to Fred Njtcs, 56, 717 Main usually —2Q, take the body off selves, sources in the close behind, Minot having. , but telephoned street. 'know divulged today after Molo- Bismarck ^19, Pierre and Mitchell , the boatyard and the lowboat Herman Pagcl, 51,. 969 West —15 and Williston and Huron —14. Throckmorton was immediately Howard street. toff had started for home. Bemidji's —13, setting a new all- sent to the island to bring the Cnrl W. Tarras, 43, Minnesota With the exception of Eu- time record there for this time of body off. It had not returned City road. ropean Russia and Turkey, all of year, was Minnesota's coldest spot. to Fountain City at 3 p. m. Raymond Tarras, 16, Minne- Europe ami Africa will stand iinrier Wadena had —11 for the lowest sota City road. the leadership of the Axis creators, mid-November reading. Twenty persons died in the Arm- , , Minne- istice day blizzard along the William Wcrneoke 46 Germany and Italy, these persons Pair and colder was forecast for Mis- sota City road. said. most of the area today. sissippi river from Red Wing south Joseph Elk , foot of Olmstead to Prairie du Chien, according to a Official confirmation of this was The additional deaths reported S,lrccl. (Body not recovered.) unobtainable , since the Wilhelm- last night included Kermit E. Nord- revised list of dead and missing La Crosse Area. , Youngquist, compiled by authorities this noon. •slrasse has made it. plum that noth- quist, St. Paul; M. E. Kenneth J. McFarlane, 34, i ng will be ssiid beyond this noon 's brother of former Attorney General At that hour 14 bodies had been Jancsville, Wls. and Clyde R. reoovered, and there were six per- communique , w hich .stated that Ger- . Aaron Youngquist, Norman Schlcfclbeln , Dodge- many and Russia huve reached "a ": Hemming, Minneapolis, all duck sons definitely missing, including the vllle, Wis, (Body not recovered.) hunters. The first two were found body of a Wabasha , Minn., barber mutual accord on nil important Harold Stephcnson, Dodge- questions of interest" to both. in the Prairie island district, 12 who is definitely known to have vllle, Wls. (Body not recovered.) .miles north of Red Wing, and the drowned. (Boiled down , the reported out- Seventeen members of the crcew of the freighter Novadoc were rescued from the grounded ship off Pentwatcr, Mich., after come of the Hitlcv-MololofT talks other near Savage. they had clung to the ice-covered broken hulk for 24 hours. Sailors from the stricken vessel are shown being taken aboard the The missing persons include one Other deaths were those of Mrs. at Red Wing, one at Wabashn , one I seems to indicate that Germany, fishing tug Three Brothers which reached the ship after earlier attempts in the stormy waters had failed. Two members of the - Withdraw 1 Italy and Jnpnn will not interfere Mathilda Holmin, 75, found frozen at Winona, and two in tlie area Ja ps 1 beside the woodpile on her small Novadoc crew were reported lost.- . » southward from La Crosse. with Russia if Russia does not in- farm at' Bony Lake near Scandia ; Authorities who have been work- terfere with the Rome-Bcrlin-Tokyo Lawrence A. • Peterson, 36, farmer ing almost continuously on rescue From Southern i Triple Alliance—in other words, a near Donnelly, who died from exer- work since Monday afternoon at the mutual "hands off" agreement.) tion caused by trying to free his Writer Tells 2,000 Greeks various cities along the river are Space for Russia. car from snowdrifts, and Amelia British Bomb Berlin convinced that this is the extent of Chinese State Inquiries in quarters which always Breitkreutz, 60, frozen near her farm the death toll. All other hunters prove reliable on nmtter .s of foreign home five miles south of Danube. Of Air Attack Hold 20,000 reported missing at various times in New Move policy developed this picture, how- Floyd Terpening, 65, Minneapolis, the past three days have been ac- ever: died today of injuries suffered in a As Molotoff Leaves counted for, they state. Fea red in Russia will have her "grossmum," , Column 2.) Upon Taranto Ital ians Back Shcrin Better. Indo- China. or vast, space of domination, just (Continued on Page 15 Condition of Raymond Sherin 14 as the Axis and Japan arranged to COLD WEATHER Another Attack on Italian Naval , Torpedoes Wounded Captain years old, and Gerald Tarras, 17 Tokyo —i/P)— Imperial headquar- have theirs by the terms of the Base at Taranto Is Reported. years old, two oi the victims of the ters announced today that the three-power pact they signed on Temperature Hits Launched From Tells of storm in the Winona General hos- Japanese army had completed ltf September 27. pital was reported as quite favorable This "grossraum" will not be cre- 84 in Los Angeles Naval Planes. By The Associated Press. 8-Day Battle. today. withdrawal from Kwangsl province ated at the expense of parties not Los Angeles—)—The triumph ovei in the first raid Monday night, continual downpour of rain for two by men working In boats, and by reported recapture of Yamchow af- ed to convince Turkey where her night and Friday; slightly colder days to make victorious contact with ter stiff fighting.) 35,000-ton Littorlo, which the Itali- the Italian fleet claimed by the leaving one great Italian warship planes flying overhead and no trace southeast, rising temperature north- British for torpedo-carrying aircraft aflame and two others beached the invaders. of him or his boat has been found A war oifice spokesman denied (Continued on Page 15, Column 1.) west and north-central tonight; ans have called the fastest warship The Italians were caught flat-foot- that the withdrawal from the MOLOTOFF in the world. of the British fleet air arm has or half submerged. Bodies of two of the four hunt- warmer Friday. ^P« t V . 1 t .1 *V ¦ » ft V altered the balance of power in the Tell of Attack. ed, he said , and from that moment ers who lost their lives In the Wa- Kwangsi theater was a prelude to Wisconsin: Generally fair to- ttiots said nres burst ironj the the story was one of deadly Greek basha area were recovered at 4 p. m a wholesale evacuation of South other damaged battleships, both ' of Mediterranean area on land as well Aerial torpedoes and high-ex- Red Cross to Quit night and Friday ; somewhat colder as at sea, naval sources said today, plosive bombs crashed against the bayonet charges up craggy slopes, Wednesday when two Wabasha China. The Japanese army con- north-central and northeast to- the 23,622-ton Cavour class. of close-quarter combats with rifles , tinues to hold a considerable por- With one stroke, they said Fascist men o'war, the dispatches hunters Chnrles Gilbert and La- Nazi-Held France night; rising temperature west and Air reconnaissance after the at- , the and machine guns in ravines and Vern Fume, stumbled over two tion of eastern Kwangtung province , Paris—i/l 'i—Richa rd Allen , Amer- tack brought back the word that fleet air arm has: said, and sheets of fire leaped from central Friday. the 35,00Q-tdn Littorio — described passes, and of a panicky Italian re- bodies partly covered with snow oil around Canton. ica n Red Cross delegate in France, LOCAL WEATHER. •one Oavour-was "half undei water"; Eased the task of convoys rein- treat. the shore of Robinson lake. said Wed nesday his organization the other beached to prevent sink- forcing the British armies Egypt by Italians as the fastest warship Observations made by the local in in the world. On November 6, Greek reinforce- The two bodies were identified at Move Into French would cease distribution of relief weather observer, J. R. Johns, for ing and the Uttorio still burning. and Palestine. ments took over the Job and the Roy Johnson, 41 years old, St. Paul materials in the Cierman-occupied More torpedoes, the pilots said, Pilots reported that fires burst District Feared. the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today : Released powerful naval units for from the other damaged battleships, weary 2,000 got a rest. and Thomas V. Cigler, 40, St, Paul Shanghai—iA') —Foreign circles ex- area of France after November 15. Maximum, 17; minimum, 6; noon, smashed against the sides of two service in the Far East, where the Here is Captain Kyrlakou 's ac- two of three hunters who have been He said staff members and am- cruisers and two fleet auxiliaries. both belonging to the 23,622-ton pressed belief today Unit Japan v/os 12; wind, west; sky, clear; precipi- appointment of Air Chief Marshal count of the savage battle: missing in that area since Monday preparing for another move in bulance-crews working in conjunc- at The naval bombers and torpedo Sir Robert Brooke-Popham as com- Cavour class, with one of theTh left "The Italian forces consisted of 'hi' tation, none; sun sets tonight "half under water" and the other Tlie body of the third member ol near future against French lndo- tion with the American hospital .In 4:33; sun rises tomorrow at 6:57. planes swept off the aircraft car- mander-in-chlef points to a strength- the third Alpine division , two bat- this party, Arthur Lenhardt, St, Paris and the. American field ser- rier Illustrious and then power- beached. talions of Bersaglieri , two battalions Ohlna , possibly ending the shany TODAY'S TEMPERATURES. ening of the empire's Oriental forces. Prom London, it was reported Paul , has not been recovered. sovereignty of that French colony. I vice arc planning to leave lor the (For 24 Hours Ending 8 a. m. Today) dived into Taranto's inner harbor. Allowed Britain's battle cruisers of Grenadiers, and two independent Johnson and Cigler, from the posi- United States. The fliers said that their projec- that at least three of Britain's ginnt , apparently had Chinese newspapers contended Min. Max. Prec. and lighter ships armed with e.ight- aircraft carriers are now operating (Continued on Page 10, Column 3.) tion of their bodies Japan was aiming at permanent oc- Boston '....41 48 .02 tiles were launched almost point inch guns to join in the search for 2 000 GREEKS crawled out of the lake onto the " blank against the warships; that the in the Mediterranean, with the shore after their fiat bottom boa t cupation of all French Indo-Chlna. Calgary 22 41 a German commerce raider in the fleet air arm. Chinese reported new Japanese Today 's News Chicago 12 24 Italians were caught completely by Atlantic. had sunk, and later froze to death. Agreement, of sphere of in- surprise, Pew details were available on the Crews are still searching for Len- demands on the colony included the Duluth 0 16 with most of the crews ap- Boosted the British empire's pres- new attack at Taranto, where earlier light to land troops at the southern fluence for Russia reported from Los Angeles 62 83 parently ashore. Anti-aircraft re- tige with the Turks, Greeks and Roosevelt Signs hardt'K body in tho area. Berlin , rage 1 this week the British royal 'navy 's Four Bodies Recovered. port of Saigon , circulation of Japa- . Miami 75 80 sistance was described as "feeble." Moslems of the eastern Mediter- air arm reportedly crippled half of Cold weather holds grip on 15 .. The entire harbor was likened to ranean area. The other body missing nt Wa- (Con tiiiued on Page 9, Column 6.) , Minneapolis 5 the Italian navy's battleships. basha is that of Herbert 'Juene- Northwest Pngfi 1. New Orleans 38 59 a great sheet of flame. Some of the Reversed the ratio of capital ships New Housing Act JAPS WITHDRAW Ashes of Chamberlain buried bombs fell on the suspension bridge Italy Denies Claims. mann, 'barber , who is known to have New York 41 48 .54 in tlie Mediterranean from six-to- "Information officially received in Washington—(IP)—President Roos- In Westminster Abbey. Page 1. Unking the upper and lower basins, four in favor of Italy to four-to- drowned when his boat sank in the Winnipeg -3 12 London shows that a successful at- evelt has approved a $1,000,000,000 storm Monday afternoon. His hunt- British bomb Berlin as Molo- WEATHER CONDITIONS. and it made a fiery arch over the three in favor of Britain. toff leaves. Pago 1. blazing docks. tack was made by R.A.P. bombers increase in the amount of outstand- ing partner swam safely to shore. Turkey Raisers The cold wave has advanced slow- The British also saw in tt\e Taran- last night.on the docks and harbors ing mortgages which may be insured At Red Wing four bodies have Japs withdraw from southern ly southeastward into the .central to attack proof that airplanes oper- at Taranto," a brief communique by the Federal Housing administra- been recovered from the Prairie is- Chinese state. Pace 1. plains states resulting in a continu- Blasts in East ating from aircraft carriers at sea said. "All our aircraft returned tion. land area, two Wednesday morning Ask Delay in Guardsmen in stale called to ation of severe cold for the season can sink a battleship with their safely." today, and two last evening. The last two duty January 3. Page 14. 1-ton torpedoes That action , announced as far south as Texas. Zero temper- Not Believed , if not with bombs. (Italy issued a denial of British raised to the maximum ($4 ,000,000,- recovered were M. E. Youngqulst , 2,000 -G reeks hold 20,000 Ital- atures are reported in the northern British naval and military circles claims that half the Fascist capital 000) jthe mortgage insurance capacity 46 St. Paul , and Kermit Nordqulst , Thanks giving ians buck: Piu;e 1. plains states and Nebraska. Near said that Italy's always-difficult allowed the housing agency by the 28, St. Paul. They were hunting ¦ British victory at Taranto will temperatures continue In the Due to Sabota ge problem of reinforcing her legions in (Continued on Page 14, Column 1.) St. Paul—M>)—Minnesota's turkey zero AIR RAIDS FHA act. together. stiffen .stand of Turks, Page 10. extreme Upper Mississippi valley. Washington — (jp)— Sabotage was North Africa now verges on the In a letter to Stewart McDonald , The missing person in the Red raisers would like to see the state's French isle hnlls U. S. f riend- The weather is fair in these regions considered an unlikely explanation ('impossible." housing administrator, the Presi- Wing sector is Bror Kronberg, 36 , Thanksgiving day shifted from next. ship. Page 1. but cloudy and unsettled in the east today after a Federal Bureau of In- Adherents of air superiority de- Bullitt Reports dent congratulated him on a "re- St. Paul, who. went hunting alone Thursday to the traditional last Willkle. plans writer career, over the Appalachians. Moderate to vestigation examination of evidence clare the British victory at Taranto markable record" and asserted : Monday and whose car has been Thursday of the month. f riends believe. Pago 5. heavy rains fell in the south Atlan- connected with the series of three sounds the death knell of massive F. R. Declined to "You have demonstrated that found. He has been given up as> They appealed to Governor Slas- BH4 motorists loud licenses in tic states and along the coast of explosions which took 14 lives in the fighting ships, too costly to be risk- comfortable homes for people of dead. scn yesterday to make tho change October . Page 11. Massachusetts. Milder weather is East Tuesday. ed in action unless they have heavy moderate means can be provided at There is a possibility that two because of the heavy loss ol birds in Badger campus buzzes over low pressure is now moving into . One F.B.I. official said last night superiority in guns. Take Resignation low cost aiivi without loss to the more persons may have perished in this week'.s storm , but upparontly Si nclair Lewi.s. Page 5, Montana. that the production speed-up since Neutral naval sources termed huge Washington-M/P)—William C. Bul- government , whether the homos are this area. Authorities have located nothing can be done about it. Indian women win voting SHIPPERS' FORECAST. the start of the national defense German submarines carrying 20 litt announced today that President owned by the occupants or rented (Continued on Page 9 Column 5.) Governor Sta-ssen was out ol town , rights . Page ti . torpedoes and operating as , but his secretary, Lester It. Badger , Protect shipments to north for program was almost certain to in- either Roosevelt had declined to accept his by them." I 20 DEAD Changes in Hatch law expect- zero to five below; west for zero, crease industrial accidents. underwater or surface craft "a men- resignation as ambassador to haid churches, schools aiui societies ed. Page a. and south and east for five to ten ace more dangerous than any pocket 'France. which have planned observances Prime plans for third term in above 8 Who Refused to battleship." Bullitt issued a statement saying would be embarrassed by n last- making. Page 8. STAGE OF RIVER. Something of the nature of the that he had expressed to the Presi- Ashes of Cha mberlain Laid iiii mite shift. LOCAL. (6:30 a. m. Readings.) Register for Draft Monday night rait on Taranto was dent a desire to resign last August The turkey raisers explained that Death toll of duck hunter* Flood Today 's 24-hour disclosed' last nigh by First Lord of and submitted the resignation in a high percentuKC of birds Ju.st to reach 20. Page 1. Stage .Stage Change Get Year in Prison the Admiralty A. V. Alexander when writing on November 7. Away at Westminster Abbey ready for market perished in the County board rejects bids for bastings 18 ' 3.0 - .1 New York —(ff )— Eight theo- he paid tribute to the forces involv- The ambassador said he had be- .storm, and thut' postponing Thanks- rooting materials. Page 3. Red Wing ... 14 2.4 - .2 logical students who refused to ed—including the captains of the lieved he could be of more service gi ving day for a week would give Winonan found guilty of register for selective service were aircraft carriers Eagle and Illus- country if he were free to London— (IP)—The ashes of forme r chrysanthemum petals from hei them time to get others marketed. Lake City 6.5 to the Prime Minister Neville Chamberlaiii handbag and dropped them into the drunken driving alter trial. Reads 12 3.4 sentenced in federal court today trious. write and speak without, restrictions! Page 3. to serve a year and a day in n were buried today beneath the gra;i crypt. Dam 4 4.7 That meant that planes from at of public office. stone lloor of the nave of West The Archbishop of Canterbury of- Stranger Walk* Out Waba.sha county school boy hit Dam 5A 4.1 4- .1 federa l prison. least threee British aircraft carriers The statement said the President, minster abbey, resting place of man;i fered the final prayer. by a uto succumbs. Page 3. Winona 13 !T2 - .4 'i'lic students were "conscien- now are operating against southern however, expressed a wish thai Bul- of Britain's historic figures. The order of the burial service With New Coat, Vest Ci ty lux rate increase seen Dam 6 4.7 + .1 tious objectors" from the Union Italy. For the Ark Royal has been litt should not resign and that was Kansas Ci ty— I/I ';- A .stranger m by a uditor. Page. 0. ' Representatives of tlie royal fam - printed In blue ink , had with it an Dakota 7.8 + .1 Theological seminary. They had named in accounts of the bombing how the matter stood now. ily, Prime Minister Churchill ant1 air raid warning headed in Naming shirt sleeves stepped into a restau- A. M. Goergi'ii fleeted Kiwanis Dam 7 2.6 ~ .1 pleaded guilty. of other objectives. Still lef t , open , however , was the other members of the British cabl-• red : rant and asked if he could warm club president. Page 3. La Crosse ... 12 5.0 - .1 The maximum term possible is The British aircraft carriers Cour- question of whether he would re- met attended the ceremony, the Au> "Should It be necessary to take himself. Uernard Ginsberg, proprie- Storm cat uses postponement St. Louis .... 30 - .9 4- .2 five years imprisonment and a ageous and Glorious were &unk turn to France or be assigned to 'glicun church burial service. Th(: cover during the .service:" tor , direc ted him to the kitchen. of deanery meeting. Page 6. Tributary Streams. $10,000 fine. earlier in the war, and the action some other diplomatic post such public was excluded . Then It gave directions by which Soon Ginsberg and his brother Work on Western terminal, Chippewa at Durand 3.2 -)- .2 Federal Judge Samuel Mandcl- against southern Italy is the first as London, in connection with The 40-miuute memorial rites were: the congregation would be conducted Jerry ejected the man for bothering tank farm .started. Page 3. Buffalo above Alma .. 2.5 baum said that if at any time known instance of the use of this which his name has been ¦ men- curried out in an atmosphere oi( to tlie .safety of the abbey 's deeper the cook. Kit rick loses ligh t to keep Trempealeau at Dodge 4 —1.3 within the period imposed the type of warship In a major action tioned. j peace and serenity despite the per-• sanctums. The stranger didn 't mind - and highway 53. Page 10. Black at Neillsville .. 39 defendants decided to compl y since the ill-fated Norwegian cam- It was believed in well informed . sLstent air raids which Chamberlaii i| Chamberlain 's ashes were placed half an hour inter the proprietor:, Wabasha jury gives doctor Black at Galesville .. 3.0 -1- .3 with the act the court would be paign. The Glorious was sunk ott quarters that Bullitt was not likely j had been unable to prevent. beside the burial place ot Andrew learned why. "That bum , " Bernard! $75 verdict. Page 6. La Crosse at W. Salem 1.9 + .3 "only too happy" to moderate Norway; the Courageous m the west- to be sent to Vichy, capital of non- i At the clo.se of the cerenionv, Mrs Bonar La w, prime minister of two exploded, "whs wearing my new coatl Corchran elected captain of Koot at Houston 3.9 ....[ the sentences. ern part of the English channel. occupied Fiance. ' Chamberlain, knell on the floor , took; i decades ago. and vest. 1 just found out." | liMl High gridUm. Page 12. "You're to call her dersing," he Spam $2 Bills Air Marshal said. "Sh e's a grand little lady, rt€ kqad ro $«aw luh the widow of three brothers, one \ of whom gave her a son. She has Reach Many Spam Synopsis. dropped down. "They don't seem Heads British traveled thousands of miles over Although she Is virtually a to know I'm an Incarnate god- the plains, hills, and deserts of plaintively. Mopgolia, but she has never seen captive, being escorted to the dess," she told him 1 Users in Winon a court of a great Mongolian He laughed. "Perhaps you'll be In Near East an ocean or a railway or a sky- They scraper or," he paused, a girl like prince by Temu Darin, the bothered less if they don't. 'd London—(U.P.)—The Britsih gov- " Prin ce's friend, lovely Lynn want you to tell their fortunes. you." •; ernment announced Wednesday the r : l^^^ li ^^ «!^ BWJv BBB " ^ BBBBBBBBBBrBBP^PIHB^I ^^ WBBBBBBBBB>l ^ BBBBt"iBal'MB AH Parts of Town Covered Britton cannot put down her It's your clothing that astonishes "And now she will see me com- i ' &ulll£!xr ^^9BBBBBBBBBi $5m3fi? M^HBBB ffc ^^V^^^^^ Bi ft rB BBBl *^^^ ^^^ ^ ^BBb1 JBW"^^ sl I BBBBBa by Spam People. interest in Temu altogether. them — your hat and your little creation of a new unified Far East- ing as a prisoner instead of as a Their car fust has -been beset by shoes and gloves." He drove the ern command and revealed simul- guest," Lynn remarked sadly. By the SPAM GIRL briga nds, and to her oum sur- natives out but they soon crepb in taneously that "further reinforce- (To Be Continued.) again. Around Winona prise Lynn found herself firing ments" already have reached the against them with her captor . "Aren't there any women?" Lynn |j|E*2£L ' "$ most of the hunt- area where Japan again is threat- w«wy asked. ¦^ CHAPTER XI. "About half are women. BotJi ening southward expansion. '^ " v H^ Lfl ^ H|HflKME fc It£9_k J39ABEBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB a Strange Bedroom. sexes dress very much alike. Look The supreme commander of Brit- Aunt Abby says «T HATE the idea of war and closely and you will see a differ- *¦ 1 ish forces in the Far East will be ^K v ¦ Wi^m ipffil^Wts Bissssr wB8^**WBBBBBHBlHWff jCSacsjMBBtt ifct^^^ ^^^^^^^ KiS^Xl^^ g^LMMMM ^^^ MiJ ^^^ BBM BMBBBfc fc^^^ t^B^BB^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B^^^^^ B^^ B^^^^^^^^^^^^ K 1 fighting," Lynn flared. "It is ence In their faces. And the mai - taMM BBBBBBs^^^ *JTjWMt Mtt ri|JdB 7h Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert ^^ IKHHpHHH have had another such a senseless taking of life." rled women wear no sashes." It "I hate stupidity myself, but I was a woman, Lynn knew, who Brooke-Popham, who has a longer think you people of the West value was making the tea. air service career than any officer life' too highly," said Temu. Temu sat down beside Lynn, now on active duty. "And you of the East value it opened the English picnic basket, Brooke-Popham, too lightly — when it's the other and gave the woman two porcelain who will make fellow's life." cups. She examined them wonder- his headquarters at Singapore, will FALL and WINT ER AUTO SUPPLIES "We're not materialistic. We do ingly. Her relatives crowded round command Malaya, Burma and Hong not think of death as the end." She and fingered the china. Temu took Kong and will consult with and surmised he was teasing ,her a bit. the cups back and wiped them with cooperate with the naval com- ANTI -FREEZ E I BATT ERIES *¦ • ammunition, leave "Nor do I think of death as the a clean napkin from the manders-ln-chlef of the China and GAR HEATERS I lunch ¦jggl^ii * HUOITONI — No miner how the I The new Firestone Extra here hunting for end. But such a faith la no excuse box, then held them himself while East Indies stations and the, Brit- S "N. I has extra ¦ ¦ ish commander-ln-chlef in India. \1 temperaturechanges youhavecomplete I Power Battery Spam users. The Spam people for cruelty." the woman poured the tea. ^_B»3X ~ . search everywhere for their game— He turned facing her. "Do you The chief , squatting near Temu, Unification of the Far Eastern at homes, on the street, in stores, wonder that I am cruel to you?" produced his own bowl of copper command has a notable feature. For ith "K«o M, I shops, offices , factories, and schools. "Are you — kind?" she asked, the first time an officer of the Roy- IHSPS O-- / 1 PUPi ¦ ? * *• _Matte Covers, improved All- from inside his sheepskin garment. TJgilMr™ " / I ' 3 finest permanent anti- I bber separators, new low Each and every time they approach sel.ting her lips. Temu swallowed his tea at one al Air force, the youngest of the . that one of their quarry who can prove three fighting services, has been ^S^Sgy N^ ^S I I nmtltt §j freeze money I pr {ceg, 3-yewr guarantee; "I think that I am. Your brother draught and watched Lynn, side- Prevents I that he or she uses Spam , then they put me in a difficult position." He given control of units of the army Even when the mercury goes I »i««ui i can •"•'• install one dffl flg«_fla»—i will pay that person a crisp, new $2 long, as she tasted hers cautiously. V4 caught himself. "Sorry, I should The brew Was bitter with salt and and navy. below the 2ero mark you can I LfSiSii 51 rust in^Mar I today. (^SSbS^MS^M bill for his or her opinion of Spam. not have said that." ' drive in summertime comfort 1 ¦HB g corrosion. 'I*2 0Al* I «»*¦¦« p4B_BBBi That makes it very easy for you oily with butter. with a Firestone heater in your I WI^Btr , """" I ONLY BM She beat her fist against her "What is this, an emetic?" she served by a chance traveler, Lynn bJSnBpQBXII Spam users to earn a two-dollar bill. palm. "This mystery is madden- finally decided on her monogram- Seems like a waste of breath to tell All you need to do is carry the key asked. youngster? they'll come to a bad end ffiEBttAfflS l sUPER-The greatestre gulax-pnced l --. WSBR ing." He laughed and assured her she mod hand mirror. She gave it to when nobody can tell 'em for sure heaters, the new popular I anti-free*e on the ____ Y and attached metal strip from a can "Some things cannot be explain- the woman, making signs to hide _ I mm# J I1jt9BJB_KK1I of Spam with you wherever you go. would eventually get used to Mon- where to begin. undcr-the-seat type and Cus- I market. Special oil 'dOBSte I mfffHlHIwr ed in words. They must be . ex- gol tea and even come to like it. the gift until after she had left. » tom-fitdefrosters.fbe Premier That will be taken as evidence that • • * | fe»l practically PlHWffl ¦ I HI WIIK ^^BBf you have used Spam; therefore for perienced." Mysterious Letter. Then, composing herself on the fur Doc Parsons and his wife were kind (as shown) has individual foot 1 „:„..„„ -..„„ I INI I —^y rug, she tiled to sleep. But she ehmln•• s £ I HEBE I l«immimiWB J JM ** 31 bills. Be prepared at all times. You rode for a while in silence. The noon lunch, chicken sandwiches, ing Dick's writing and lay a long last Sunday. But Pa and me aren't not C USC Tt—» motor had been giving trouble con- time gazing at the flickering but- UNDERSEAT *| I ' OUAM I s low never know when you will be ap- nuts, cakes, cheese, dried fruits, takin' any chances on misain' the HEATER ' l"A9t--25 I corrosio n. ttr *£& I *« ££ I*» * i xCHA pa t proached by one- of us. tinuously. They stopped on a nar- and ripe olives. Lynn fed the kit- ter lamps on the family altar before Helen Hayes program. She's on the CLARENCE G. TOYE, 1003 West row, high d ivide, and while the men ten bread and gave It a drink of the image of Buddha. air every Sunday night, you know. Howard street, a plumbing estimator worked with the machinery, Lynn bottled water. If only she could obtain pos- ? • ? • by trade, was on his way to the took the kitten and a robe and "We'll have camel's milk, for It session of that envelope! Jim's wife rained so many o' her ROBES ft strolled over to the edge of the cliff When Temu called her before mother's children, she's lettin' Jim Keep warm this winter with one Ti fe&fAtt ft Cflt /? office of the city architect with some tomorrow," said Temu. ' ^' J # jfsf plans when he bumped into one of where she could look down on the The Mongol women hovered round dawn, she had thought of no way raige their one and only. of these beautiful all-wool robes! POLONIUM __s 2& A trail ahead of them. to obtain it. * ? ? |N | the Spam people. Of course he had with Irrepressible curiosity accept- * Big variety of colors £IMg SPARK PLUGS his Spam key with him. His $2 She sat down near a pile of stones ing samples of the strange foreign "We'll have breakfast with the UPTON'S TEA is luxury-tastin', weights and sizes. L w Jj^P statement was: "Fried Spain tastes built as an altar to the nature spir- food. Duchess," he said, following her all right. But even as grand a tea as m The only spark plugs made that are sold wjy _ this costs less than anything you so good with toast for breakfast." its, the first they had come upon, "Offer one of them a ripe olive," into the car and closing the door. ISABELLA W1THBOW; 165 Mc- which showed them to be in exclu- They were off. kin drink, 'cept water 1 , Temu suEMsted. ? ? Bride street, had her Spam key with sive¦ Mongol territory. Lynn gave the olive to a young Lynn glanced at him with eyes * * the attached metal strip, in her The sun had Just gone down heavy from lack of sleep. They IApton' s matchless f lavor comes from woman. The girl licked the fruit a blend of choice teas—each selected pocket as she was waiting on people and a clear, crisp twilight flooded cautiously. It had the good, salty had changed places today and the in Choate's department store. She the landscape. A country of roll- profile view of his face without for some diatinotive quality. This taste of Mongol tea. Then she bit blend includes something only prefers her Spam baked or fried, but ing hills, dotted with heads oi into it and gave the scar seemed to make him a she wanted her $2 bill to be as fresh a whoop of sur- Lipton gives you— notable teas horses and homing flocks of sheep. prise and fell backward when her different , man. The indications, of from, ' and unwrlnkled aa the day It came In the valley clusters of gray native passible white blood were more evi- ^jipton s own Ceylon gardens. off the press. teeth struck the seed stone. This tents, in twos and threes were pitch- little Incident broke the ice and dent. He turned and smiled as il Meandering Into the fire depart- ed beside the wells. . the people began to smile and laugh. he might know what was in her Lipton's Tea ment headquarters brought a deluge The scene took Lynn back some- One woman, examining Temu's mind. She felt confused and said world-famousfor of Spam keys—and not from the where in her existence to a time dispatch case behind him, man- hastily: '' f lavor '' visiting firemen, either. CAPTAIN arid place where the world was "Tell me about the Duchess." , aged somehow to open the case and E. T. SEXTON 575 West King street, young and she was carefree with spill the contents. Lynn noticed uses Spam because he thinks it Is it, ligh t-hearted as the white kit- that most of the papers were writ- w^s^ the best meat in the canned line. ten frolicking in the dry grass. B^^ s^ Bk ^* ss ^^ Bss ^^* ss ^^ ssB ^^ sss ^^ ss *^^ ss fe ^^ Bs ^^ d*s^^ ss *^^ SBB ^^* Bkfe ^s iw ^ Mi Not only did he receive a crisp $2 ten In Mongolian script, so dif- 0 0 Philbu Temu sat down beside her and ferent from that of the Chinese. " " ' ^ Rlch Wal<1Ut Cabinet > ' Hi bill, but the Spam Girl also threw began to speak, "Fifty miles beyond eh ? orthre'Td M^M in a great big smile for good meas- Suddenly, as Temu turned, she spied these hills and valleys the dunes an envelope addressed in her broth- ure. Another of his cohorts, J. L. of Shamo begin. But we cannot I BOYS' BCascope antenna. U-tube radio antenna, electric Push-Button W lp| H |l STEADMAN, 1062 West Mark street, reach our camp tonight. er's handwriting to the Prince of | ¦who We took a Shani Lun with electric Push-JlOnO 5 tuning, Colorature tone tAAflC H : IltJHI pilots the big red truck to and short cut a few miles back. The . from the fires, likes Spam's swell With an exclamation Temu reach- Button tuning. U7— selector, etc. A real buy. W/— Jttpsab |BIM caravan will not come this way and ed for the papers put them flavor and his wife appreciates its the men have an all-night job re- and ease of preparation. He, too, is pairing our engine. I shall ask. shel- back in the case. He ordered the sporting a new $2 b01 which he re- ter for natives out and had the low door ceived for his opinion of Spam, you in the nearest tent we fastened so they could not return LELWICA, 556 see down there." EDWARD M. East "I could stay right where I am without some difficulty. OVERCOATS Second street, says, "Hot or cold, you ," murmured Lynn hugging her The men finished their meaJ , just can't beat Spam, It Is swell for knees. Temu taking the dispatch case as sandwiches." Since Edward does "I think I have seen this place be- ' fore." they left. Later, the chiefls wife m HERE'S YOUR the cooking for the firemen, his came In to stay with Lynn. J * #fc 1 opinion is one which Is backed by a He turned and looked at her. ¦ CHANCE TO GET A ^ ^^^ "You are learning, Tara Lynn, Determined to leave some con- ^F . HbBI |1| 1 1 THI MAYFAIR «. E. MIXER measure of culinary Instinct; con- " spicuous article that might be ob- yilROASTERA}rl2 * *2vPUOVEN sequently we received more or less A profound emotion in his voice M GOOD WARM COAT Jj H Ill l M The Mayfclr phoaoradio plays Powerful motor, 16 speeds, ^ er ta C of a professional opinion from him affected her like music and iso- M AT A REAL BARGAIN. 10" or 12" records - Features 3 beaters, 2 heat-treated ¦which was certainly worth the two- lated them in a mood of aware- " BMBBk 1 not heat up kitchen Ideal —— for Thanksgiving *QjlQC Philharmonic Speaker, «Q_95 mixing bowls and ma95 dollar bill. ness of their unity with the earth k SET-IN OR RAGLAN ^^ ^W M " . ' " 1 *»*»— ' »»««• "»— PAUL ZILI3OH of the Neville's and evening sky. Lynn had never ACHING-SORE j dinner. *z4ii built-in loop antenna. , before shared this lift m SLEEVES. SIZES 9 TO IH 1 0. I. clothing sfore , who lives at 313 East of conscious- RECORD PLAYER THE REPORTER /(CH)) •Sanborn street, has Spam on the ness with another human being. STIFF MUSCLES fi i|jg n/ ^ SILEX ¦ shelf at home all the time, for it- Is Presently Temu Darin spoke.' "The ¦ For PROMPT relief—rub on Mus- ¦ so handy to have on hand—the va- night will be cold." ¦ terole! Massage with this wonderful B "counter-irritant" actually brings { riety of ways it may be prepared The men pushed the car to the ¦ ¦ f resh warm blood to aching muscles ¦ makes it an essential part of supply top of the grade and then were ¦ 1 to help break up painful local con- ¦ of groceries. This $2 statement was able to coast down to the nearest ¦ gestton. Better than a mustard ** ¦ voiced as the Spam Girl put his key encampment. Moonlight had taken ¦ plaster! Made in S strengths. "Tell-Bell" rings when Plays 10" or 12" 5 tubes, built-in loop Self-timing stove, In her pursq. Later she learned that the place of twilight and flooded toast is ready. fiOoc records through AAoc antenna.AC or fiAoc Pyrex bowls, 8 A Mat Mr. ZUisch's daughter from Milwau- the valley with silvery radiance, As ggmaea Adjustableheat. *J2 radio *T25 DC *V2i cup sfce.AODC. *4H kee had earned a new ?2- bill for her they approached the camp, big ¦ opinion a few days ago. This Is an black dogs charged forth barking example of two persons from the and snarling; hobbled ponies snort- same family receiving two $2 bills ed and fled as they could; a pair for their opinions of Spam In two 'of camels, pulling at their tethers, entirely different places. You folks squeaked and .bleated. Evidently should carry the proof of using Spam none of the camp animals had ex- ¦with you at all times, for you never perienced UitlLiH * know when you will be contacted. an automobile heretofore. HZSlLIilS ^I Winona s Toiletries Center ARTHUR B. RICE, 471 SIOUX The driver stopped with his head- street, a clerk in the Winona post lights bright on the most promin- laC^L ¦ ent tent, of white felt shaped like NOW Is the time to make your car tire safe! J HHl| i|ro ^£E| U^BIIBBL J ^mB office, cashed in on the following powder " KKS.' i " The amazing Gear-Gri p tread of the famous m opinion after he had produced evi- an Eskimo ifloo. Oi ! MARSH¦ WB*TTkBm^# B ¦ Delivery Service—Phone 5817 flHflflB«j ^EV/jl * ^ ^B ^/ p 'W//7i^mmL ^ Another Failure. I PUFFS i Firestone Cham pion Tire grips the road and dence of using Spam: "I like Spam DBtJG co nHfl ^^^ HSI \H k^F } g % M wif/kma for Its disti nctive flavor. " MEN in monstrous boots came ¦ r-— I *% _* Ce ! - prevents side slips and skids. Remember , tires out tightening their belts ¦f- -4 ro« vlHj ^Hff_9 wL 00*•!*1 fJ I S t a5hK ' A visit to the Jefferson school 2 6 _,,,_,. wear but little in Winter . Equip your car with ;> s' * '/ K JP J brought to light several Spam keyB. around their sheepskin coats. Temu With thi i coupon. I mmmmnmmmmmmemmmmmmmmmm wH ^^ EHK SB liil t f SStM Superintendent T. A. JOHNSON, 817 Darin went forward and talked to _>^ ^K7 v/!iVn ^9a ^V^1 r9sVinV a set of Firestone Cham pion Tires NOW iKB ^HMHiKKl *ua ¦Ml Hi W0 M Ml 4MI M Ml Mi MH MM KKKKtKKKmmKK/Kt^KKttKi^KKKmUUtt^KKKtKK^KtKtt^KKKKm laWltlfllil K m mSflm West Fourth street, had his key with them for a few minutes. . ^ for extra safety durin g the winter .^mHKh SKh b)!!YOU» llwlllllllmilllmj SSfifl the attached metal strip in his "The ohiof has given our party months and your tires will still pocket. His statement, "Spam and the use of his tent," he said on d'8 h a ^^ i^^^^^ l^EEaSH lffi ^ fel Alb JItMKM^la/mi/mSSniKlm ^BEnfK p9G_W eggs is my favorite dish," rung the returning to the car. ^•SJHTwoodbur y r c ?°ot"on . . :.* . ;2 40c be like new for Spring _^^^ O^^^ B|SbB9M^HBITIRE J cash register bell and a crackly $2 AoO7 i* and Summer Lynn stepped out and reached iOc FACIAt soAP • • * ^^ Ato1 0a»)8Ule§ Al ^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^ P^^H^^^^^^^^ I^B^BflH^MMMMHReplace HEiHflBIHHHflKiyour d bill was his for the taking. MRS. back for the kitten. ^PV3_3PH "^JiMi *ssM , ' drivi ng. ^^ tf ^C3te»»*^ii_^N_^^ fvl_^BS5i ^99v9DI smoothTires, worn ELSIE O'NEIL, 357H West Howard "Better leave it in the basket," LiVM> _^<^%J ^ li^^ '^i0_QB_HJ ^B_HP_5^^ | Firestonetires with Convoy long-wearin g street, and BILL GAUGER, 1121 lie said. "The men will bring it 50c _^f^^^3**^J*BteZ! C*2*_SB_B!B5(^SP ^_ ^Si^ ^' low-pricea — the Marlon street, were others who were to you. The dogs here are dan- MILK MAGNESIA - . . WW mj| ^ 9 CaP ~ ^^^^ >^ ^^ >^ ^ ^^^ p*^^ di_QH ^B_&f^8PQ^^^ u. on y tir es with a approached and who carried proof ^^ MJ B^_J ^PI H ^^ °," |^^^^ < l patented' Gum-Dipped cord gerous." V^d^^^ i^^ flB_SP^&P^S_P_i^r^.'4^ of using Spam. They each received She followed him into the tent, C Ol. Percomor ph, _^V0_tf B^^ SS&f^30_&P' W'9^ !() body; a new $2 bill for their written opin- which was carpeted with felt mats |^Bsl»^™t M IRONIZED iQ7 MM IK ^^ » ions. 9.OO-1» ••>"»•>• and furnished with household uten- ' ^^^^^^^^^ ^ fl_3P^ _tfc^ ^^ * 9.90-17 I would like to caution some o( sils and chests a family altar, and ktkV^ Ml Hudton Bay Squibb Cod Liver f ^ H»^^ 0|_2(H ^^ H_Si ^f_ the ne-ople. We have been Instruct- , I , a pile of furs and sheepskins on a ^ £«5 Ml Dr LYONS 17 C kitchen oh 12 <»., sse ed not. to pay for volunteered opin- wooden rack. Saddles and bridles I * *t ' ions. Please don't approach us. We a»c TOOTH POWDER . 11 ^SBP ** ° want to contact all of you people , ranged the clrqular wall of the tent. I %>y ^M ^ ' OD. M t In the center of the enclosure stood 011 • • pUln but that takes time. Every day we I -flfflBBrfll R '« hl Re «rvei1 •<> L.m.i * " ' ^T °* mlnt > ™° approach hundreds ot people every- the fire cage under an opening in Qu lie _ i>bii i where. If you have not been con- the roof similar to the smoke hole I A^BfS\v&3u" " * ____¦^^ * *jsi •^ ¦** * Hb1 « of an Indian wigwam. tacted , your tlmo Is coming, Just Defrosting Fans $1.f8 up Seat Cover* $1.98 up Tool Cheat* carry thnt key and metal strip with The French mechanic brought in $2.50 ap you at nil times. the fur robes and kitten's basket Driving Glove* $1.00 up Wagon* $2.78 up Submarine Toy .98* Others) Paid In Winona. from the car. For a moment he and Horn* $2.49 up Velocipede* $3.98 «p Electric Train* $6.95 ap Lynn were alone, The following is a partialLlist of Driving ,.$1.98 «p Scooters .$1.98 up Holaate some more of the people in Winona "Do you understand English?" Light* Toys 98* up I who have hurl their proof and opin- she asked in a low voice. He step- W Snow Shovels 79**p Bicycles $24.95 up Erector Set* $1.00 Hp I ions ready. MRS. J. C. BAYLON , ped back and left the tent without § Grille Guards 98* OQc ^^^^^ ^ ^^ ^ H alone or you'll get him into trouble." ssss^»^»" >M>J,^_____ TU' nkt «ivmg Do West Fourth street , and MRS. L. R. Lynn shrugged her shoulders and |BM ^sVfS!BBBBBBB BwBls " ^ MtMM Oji STEIN, 252 West Fourth street. said nothing. K 31 ssT^^J iili i * 4w In the names mentioned above you Her bags and his were brought can probably find the names of sev- in, including a dispatch case that eral of your friends and acquaint- ot- she had noticed lie guarded care- ances. Each of them had In his fully. nVk^v d sbBBb Illl l^^^^^^ l liB^'^_SVBflBi HI I BB^BpBBHliiss^tf^^ BBiBbVvtmI\ \ "^ ^jBy^B BB^ ^ / _^BBl BBBbI LUten to the ot "Ireitone with Richard her Jiome or carried with them on sags' Vole* Crooki, Margaret Speaks and the Firestone Symphony One of the nomads appeared and Orchestra, under the direction «f Alfred Walleaitei*j Monday evenlnai, ever N. I. C ltd Network. the street some form of proof of put a kettle of water on the tire. using Spam in their homes. This Others crowded in and stared at makes their opinion of Spam worth Lynn with to them. We Spam people are all the curiosity of a 39« 33* ¦ ¦ $2 cat and none of the friendliness sr ^olzlfH^i out every day with a sheaf of crisp € ^S TOILETRIES f|Sl | ¦ of a II human being. They failed to ^^ B ° $2 bills looking for you Spam usere. fc p * rf 23. Il : respond to her smile, : We go every place. Never Is our their flat W^ faces and slant eyes void Yi t*c$tfott^* ^* ^ ^ £^^ Beder Wood, of ex- JF - coming expected. Our suggestion is pression. ^^^ j UV^^ 3k j i'i|39tick«nd powd«rorcr«u>> '^ BBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ssssssI fl i ^ to be prepared at all times. We *^ B powdor will be seeing you!—Advertisement. Temu arranged a car cushion. wBH ^H^^^ J3 ^BJ•"a , cabin. Miss Mabel Marvin will talk while the fence material can might have been saved. ing job lor a little house in Gilmore terday afternoon when a car driven purchased separately and without gaged in the erection of the tanks Fitzpatrick had been at liberty valley for which Gaustad, a car- told the club in the main address of on a recent trip to Hudson bay. With this in mind, and In an- which are prefabricated and shipped since the day after his arrest on by Lynn Mozeman and owned by bids because the cost will be under ticipation of any other river penter, had plans. the' meeting. . j There will be lunch. Pictures of the | $500. Then the roofing material can here for assembly. bail of $125, and did not at once When Fitzpatrick left, according Mr. Olden talked on the. causes of; Winona pool area will be shown. Russell Gueltzow, came over a rlss emergency,, Mr. Normlngton de- None of the steel materials has indicate whether he would pay the be purchased separately without cided to purchase a boat fit for ' to his testimony,-he started to go failure of democracy in Europe. He I in the county road about 15 rods arrived yet, a Bethlehem Steel Cor- fine and costs or serve a term. was in America as an exchange stu- Junior Chamber of Oommrrre.— bids when it is needed. Cost of this rough weather and donate it to home and then decided to drive away. Mr. Mozeman was unable material, too, will be under $500, the poration advance worker said, but The defendant was so drunk when downtown and get a sandwich be- dent in 1929 and at the same time Movies of the Buffalo County Rural the city of Alma. The city coun- School day will be shown by limit fixed by law for purchases cil will probably be asked to help about 25 per cent oi the needed sup- he was arrested about 2:45 a. m. fore going to bed. He was driving wrote for a Berlin newspaper. Julian to stop the car in time to avoid without bids being sought. plies will be on hand Monday for October 4, Meyers and Bohn told north on Huff street and turned He pictured democracy, not only Neville at the regular meeting of the the boy who was struck. His cheat arrange for its purchase and a [ Junior Chamber of.Commerce which County Auditor David H. Pakler nlacc to keep the boat. the start of work, he predicted. the court, that he could not pass east on Third street , intending to go as a form of government , but rs a was crushed. Injuries also includ- called the commissioners' attention Extension Granted. any of the sobriety tests customarily to a restaurant at Third and Main , way of life in the United States. will be held at the Hot Fish simp ed a head wound and body bruises. The sides of the two steel-welded given persons charged with drunken nt 6:15 o'clock Friday evening. A A physician was summoned and the to a pamphlet he received from may be done legally .should be done he said, but changed his mind as "While casting ballots is an Im- tanks have been fabricated more driving. Supper will precede the business ses- boy was taken to the Cecil Weir H. C. Garvin regarding public work to repay Donrad for his services he Rppvoached Winona street and portant feature of democracy, It Is hion. improvements throughout the na- than a month, but the tops and bot- He "stabbed all over his face" swung right and started for home inore important that \ve can trust home nearby and later to the hos- and instructed the county attorney when asked to shut his eyes and pital. tion in which was mentioned the to contact the flier and ask him to toms were not completed five weeks and had gone only a short distance our federal government and our- Forfeit Deposits.—LaVerne Speltz, 1939 change In the Minnesota law ago and this necessitated a delay touch the tip of his nose with a when the police cat swung along- selves," he said. ' Mv. Mozeman, formerly employed submit a bill to the county. The finger, Bohn related. 152 East Fifth street, and Richard by the Lincoln Lumber Company of regarding Improvement of roads money could not legally be paid to in the start of work on the terminal side and halted him and the offi- Traditions Different. B. Ahrens, City Night club, Minne- leading to public parks and within plant. 'An extension of 60 days was "Swayed Over." cers took him to jail. Europe, he said, has different tra- sota City, forfeited cash deposits of Alma at a sawmill at Kellogg, has Conrad, it was pointed out, until When Captain Albert Lilla tossed been employed for the past lew days the parks. he submitted a bill. The board ap- granted by the city council Septem- Walked Line on Street. ditions of social Intercourse, retained '$3 each In municipal court today Law Amended. ber 30 regarding the completion date a dime on the floor at the station Bohn and Meyers, he said , did not from the tunes when one wouldn 't![when they did not appear to answer by Emil Tenli.s on a farm six miles proved and referred to the state and asked Pitzpatriok to pick southwest of here, and was taking The reference to the law change tax commission the offers of the formerly agreed upon. This extend- it up. take him out of the car, as they tes- think of going out of one's house |charges) that they failed to stop was as follows in the pamphlet: ed the date to January S. The com- said Meyers, Fitzpatrick "swayed tified, and "didn't waste any time without being armed. That tradition I their nutos before driving into arte- Ills employer 's son . Emil Tends, Jr., Ohempco Company of Winona and to town when the accident oc- "Minnesota amended the state aid Mrs. Kathryn Spencer of St. Charles pany was unable to get its steel over and missed it the first time." making me walk a line on the has remained insofar as considering rial highways. .parkway act to permit county products as planned because of a The defendant got the coin next street." fellowman dangerous and mistrust- curred. He also was accompanied for settlement of three years each time, Meyers said Loscb TlT9. , by the car owner, Mr. Gueltzow, who boards, with consent of the commis- in back taxes on real estate. The delay partly the result of war orders. , "and stuck it in As to sticking the police officer's ing him is concerned, he said. — Stanley Langowskl The original plans of the Minne- his pocket and said 'Thank you.'" Sugar Loaf , lost a spare wheel and is employed by Mr. Tentis. sioner of highways and1 the commis- Winona concern offered $3,600 and dime in his pocket, Fitzpatrick said, In Europe a man has to prove sioner of conservation, to designate apolis company were > directed to- The dime was Lilla's. He got it he was just joking them, and as to himself-your friend before you have!I new tire off his truck while driving Sheriff John Jacobs was investi- Mrs. Spencer $275. back. iho mc Wednesday about 7:30 p. m, gating the accident this afternoon. any established road or specified The new fourth district com- wards completing the; plant this fall going "zigzag" over the news items, anything to do with him, he said. | portion thereof 'including portions in time to take advantage of river Fitzpatrick's speech was "incoher- he remarked, "I had a newspaper "I don't mean to imply that he reported to police, and by the A number of children were pass- missioner, Fred J. Roberton of time he noticed his loss and stopped ing by at the time of the accident v lying within an established public Utica township, conferred with traf fic before closing to take in ent, mumbled and meaningless," in front of me and skipped around Americans are more honest, but the park or recreational supplies. Meyers declared. to what interested me, and see no ease in intercourse is dillerent here his truck and went back someone and there were a number of wit- area' as state County Highway Engineer E. P.vEf- had apparently found and carried nesses. Mozeman is not being held. aid parkway. Previously the provi- fertz regarding resumption of rock Steel construction work at the Bohn said that Fitzpatrick was harm In that." and people do trust each other," he plant may take asked to read from a newspaper, oft the wheel and tire. The size of The boy is survivor! by his parents; sion of the act extended only to ap- crushing in the district in order to as long as two or Bohn and Meyers said they start- said. the tire wns 7:50 by 16. proach roads three months, depending upon and skipped in a zigzag fashion over ed after Fitzpatrick when they saw He said no German-born person two brothers, Clia rlcs, Jr., and to such parks or areas." furnish more road surfacing and the Donnld, and oiip sisler , Klpnnor. County Attorney W. K. Nissen ex- latter suggested that such work weather conditions. ;he items. he swung far to the left side of in this country could be happy liv- Wc.stfield Club.—Tile annual meet- The tanks to be constructed •will The defendant, after his attorney, j Funeral arrangements are incom- plained that the law revision would can be resumed. Commissioner Huff street and nearly struck a car ing again in Germany. ing of the Westfield Golf club will nlpt.n. be applicable to Farmers Commun- Roberton and the engineer plan to be 78 feet in diameter and 29 H feet M. A. Goldberg, had' called for a the police car was following. The "Anyone who has lived in this be conducted at the Y, M. C. A. ity, park a^d Mr. Garvin, in his make a survey before undertaking high. recess of court and had told Judge car they trailed was "driving a country's atmosphere and lighter air dining hall starting with a dinner message to County Auditor Fakler, the work. E. Q. Bigham and Harry 8. Dres- E. D. Libera that he withdrew from little too fast," Meyers said. cannot go back to his home country at 6:30 o'clock tonight, Dr. F. F. Society suggested that the. county could im- Next meeting of the board will ser, general contractors, are in the case and had advised the de- Three times within a few blocks, and be quite happy again." he said. Graham announced today. Frozen JEFFERSON P. T. A.— prove the road from highway 14 open at 1:30 p. m. December 2 at charge of the terminal construction fendant to plead guilty, testified in the patrolmen testified, Fitzpat- Mr. Belville presented R. H. Her- water pipes at the clubhouse is the The inert infr of the Jefferson to the entrance of the park, includ- the courthouse. job. his own behalf, called much of the rick swung so far to the left side vey with his new membership pin reason for the change in place. school Parent-Teacher association ing the raising of the bridge over The terminal and bulk plant will state testimony gross exaggeration of the street that his car was within and J. R. McConnon presented the About 60 or 70 persons are expected scheduled for last nifrht , was post- Garvin -brook on the old highway be constructed at a cost of approxi- and in support of his contention two feet of hitting the left side attendance prize to the Rev. Russell to attend the dinner and business poned to Monday evening at the 14 road, and other repairs. No ac- Obit uary mately $40,000. that he was sober the night of his curb. K. Johnson. meeting. school. tion was taken by the commission- Death of Mrs. Emily Pryor. The tank farm and terminal will ers. Mrs. Emily Pryor, 52, Minneapolis, be the third Jn the area, the first County Attorney Nissen also re- formerly Miss Emily Brown, Winona, owned by the Standard Oil Company ported to the commissioners that died at her home Tuesday morning and the second by the Shell Oil Transport Pilot Max Conrad of the after an illness of two weeks. Mrs. Company which is how nearing Conrad Plying school, who, with Pryor is survived by one son, Arthur, completion. Robert Bean, flew over the Missis- Ely, Minn., and three sisters, Miss sippi river bottomlands and was Olga Brown,. Minneapolis; Mrs. L. Krimmlinger, St. Martin, Minn., and Instrumental "in locating stranded Mitchell, Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. one brother, Joseph, Minot. Funeral duck hunters as a result of Mon- Mora Quick, Chicago. Funeral serv- services will be conducted at Eden day's storm, had informed him ices will be conducted at the Burke Valley Saturday morning. Burial that he would not submit any bill will be there to the county for his expenses funeral home Friday at 2:30 p. m. . Members of Mrs. En- for Death of Patrick John Enright. right's family here will attend the gasoline and oil or tor food and Patrick John Enright, 45, Minot, services. other supplies left the marooned N. D., husband of the former Miss hunters to give them comfort until Helen Kemp of Winona, died at the Funeral of Fred W. Nytes. they could be saved. Funeral services for Fred W. Nytes, Must Submit BUL home of his mother, Mrs. P. J. En- ¦ ¦ right, in Eden Valley, Minn., Wed- 717 Main street, will be conducted Board members previously had Friday at 3:30 p. m. at St. Paul's expressed the opinion that all that nesday afternoon after an illness of ten months. Mr. and Mrs. Enright, Episcopal church, the Rev. Russell BtW^w K. Johnson officiating. Burial will who had resided in Minot for 12 ^^ fl8fiHSmHHKBRBi9H iralj^ffiHl^^raD JEiHBgB8BBBHB8 IN years, went to Eden Valley this fall. be in . Woodlawn cemetery where ^^^^^^^^^m^^HBB ir ,a&. ^98 fl^R Sk. ^r Attfc ¦^^ HB ^H ^HH ^H ^^HHIH ^^ *r A^ ^Be 590 Sw ^v »» W ""fly ^ a tS3 h9 Pv tW* 7 91 ^ |C MINNEAPOLIS Mr. Enright was bom in Eden Valley. services will be private. Honorary Fomoui done, bqndi ploy nlghlly...Thr«> Survivors are his wife, the daughter pallbearers, members of the Red ^TEjsA Men's lodge of which Mr.' Nytes was JW wt^sik**' Condlllontd nitaur untl • • * 600 room!- of Mrs. Paul Kemp, 358 East Broad- %l fi[jl wllh bolh... N.w DrL.-ln-Oaro o.. way; four children, Mary Jean, a member, will be Roy Wildgrube, Kathleen Ann, John Richard and Chris Jensen, Henry Richman, R. K. Ellings Ellen Patricia.; his mother; three , Robert Klagge and Paul m m{\tf=»gj })\l MKLWRt ft. /MSSKKNKOUEI, Manag e Troska. Active pallbearers will be ^ sisters, Agatha, St. Peter, Minn.; ^ Lucille, at home, and Mrs. Martin Hannibal Ohoate, William Pelzer, Lyle Gordon, John Palmer, Herman AND ANOTHER BIG ADVANTAGE FOR YOU IN CAMELS — Helm and Dr. N. A. Roettiger. Funeral of Herman F, Pagel. Funeral services for Herman F, Pagel, 969 West Howard street, will be conducted at 2 p. m. Friday at McKinley Methodist church, the Rev. C. P. Baenziger officiating. ... Preliminary private services will be J ra lB ^^HHHHB ^^MB Mr AflflsBni HUH b&_ ¦ tfMF VI MB conducted at the home. Burial will ^M^ ^^ L. ^^ " ^ raL. 8 ^ESsiQlP^fii E W | V^fc 8 8 *** be in Woodlawn cemetery. Pall- ^HGBB ^H^rfP™ ^ wBv J ^Hbfe«*^w JflSflllffirail ""ij BHtf|rufe Ij * ^J ^ i^ k S 1 JR fim Ik H ¦"* *" bearers will be members of the Sun- day school class taught by Mr, Pagel, Lyman White, Wilford Pietch , make Darle Wilson, David Stahmann, Ralph Holmberar and Russell Blair. built-in saf ety—that MBm? ' iJMiM^ili^v^SliPicI it Funeral of Carl W. and Raymond Tan-as. Double funeral services for Carl W. Tarras, Winona, route two, and S his son Raymond were conducted at ;«ilfil§§8B§!B ^^^^^^^^^ B^^ HI BiMMi ^^^^^^^^^ B^^^^ H liliHB ^MBIffi flffl^WrWffnfflriW ll jn KT i / J vM&m 1:30 p. —— — i .. »¦¦ ¦ i ¦¦»¦¦¦ n lll ^B^^ H BQ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H ¦ yJ ^^ P ^R IK WI^^ H^^^ Ha ^hryMCHHHfi ffiM MiMWi^ jf'Va^ jOl m. today at St. Martin's ^™™'" *"""' ™«"" »^^^ w^i^^^^^^^ w^^^ WWIW WWiWWIl BWIM Iwff ^«' mk K « 'a Tlf°aiMiTfniwHH ^ . ., . Lutheran church, ^the Rev. Alfred J "^Wl^W ^W |BM|j™ * rM g >,& n n n ^,,-^ JgJ I I />wfWw ^iy^^^^^^^^ a ^* Highway eng ineers know W. Sauer officiating. Burial was Modern concrete roadi lava llvet, tlmt, how to make roads safe by P«y for themwlv»»l in Woodlawn cemetery. Pallbearers . '"**""*• easing sharp turns> ehmi. for Mr. Tarras were Walter Peikert, 62gRmKw ^^^^^^^^ S^^^^^ 9 Bating dangerous grad e William Pelzer, Jr., John Sleik, George Kinstler, William Laak and :; /v-r ^/?' ^j ^flH^^^ B^S^^ M ample widths , long " sight Elmer Kroening, and for Raymond, ' '- - s|9[ ^ |^^^^^^^^ H distance ," AND a safe pave - John LaBarre, Perry Goodsell, Rob- *^l<¦ 'j ^j °n-skid ert Bean, Leonard Loppnow, Charles ' ^^ '¦'J n ^ ' went surface. Prahl and Robert Henry. ' g^B^^^^^^^^freefrom m -. "- /sPhBRb ^B^^^^ H suri n issurfaci Funeral of William E. Wejnecke. • . The safety answer concrete "£• \J1.: , ^f WUr^3Ss4flB^^^ M ¦ Funeral services for William E. ¦^ '¦ ' ¦ ^ "-skid-resistant , wet or dry Wernecke, Winona, route two, were ' ' •' ' 'i^¦¦ '^^SSt ^K 'MS ^^ m conducted at ;.. ; :' ;>= ' • " >*:• /v^^ Pl^^ fflB'JB^B . "" durable , true o( surface , 3 p. m. today at the jOtf-i ^yft 'ii ^ ^^^ H ^^ H bumps ,ruts , waves Watkowski funeral home, the Rev. ¦ ¦ ¦' ' 8nt ot John P. Sherman, pastor of St. '' ^'^''' ' • : ; * 'ler accident- breed - Mary's church, officiating.- ^^ ¦ ': ' ''< -^^: wBBbHH Burial r .i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H&L ' ¦ BT j ffflSjji||ji«|ff> BjSgfefll wBff'yPrtBiJ^^^y .dKitr ' ^^ ^ j *5| | ^^ ^>- V'' ' ^ ^ SB ^^ H ing defects. was in St. Mary's cemetery. Pall- £ ' -^y > ^^^^£.^> ' ^b* w^w bearers v/eve Dr. N. A. Roettiger, Edward Whitten, James Buggs, You can depend on concrete tlre-vlp- Concrete's light-colored August Keiper, Earl Boiler and Har- ping surface, milt after mile, surface reflects light with- old Briesath.

After-dark drivers ara thankful far con- out glare; makes headlights _d " V M .a fl ll< % » J ^ _-4 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦[ ['' '"''" ¦[ '¦ '¦¦¦¦¦ I m"r " efficientsee - Helps the motorist fined $55, t tlfTl ^ ¦ r\Plf ^\\f ¦¦¦ ^^^ V^ if'iJS MBi^ !«M ^ driver better. C ftloIfinEF' tOfl , i , at ^Y t^i^li riOhi* ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ r ' vIKM ^^KS^k' ' \f ' '¦i»SX'< ' ' « a. Given 30 Days in Jail |H k 'J aBl^ ^ " ^tH ^ j. Lynchburff, Va.—(JP)~An , errant 3 ~~ motorist told .the court he didn't ¦MBj ^V* ^ ? ^ CONCRETE SAVES-not SMOKING OUT THE FACTS ' ¦ Rj run through four stop lights—just tibout nicotine* ^^^^^M^^Kr % $ "^^^^^^MtfSiK^fli^^^^^^^ ¦ ¦ " /' W*^^ """"" ~ __ on'v lives, but money. Con- ' 5^-~ lW two. Besides, - "* he said, he had a good L y/ —— fd crete costs less to build than reason for wishing to elude pursuing ¦ b ^ yS iffl other pavements of equal police. BR yS fa load-carrying capacity. And "You see, I don't have a permit to far Uss to maintain than leu drive," he said. mSu^&^, „ * B tt ^^HttHf^H ^^ C t*VTO A CIU^U'ETC OIF I? D A f^lf f HHi bWw < " " 91 enduring surfaces. He got a |55 fine and 30 days in j^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^w the clink ^^^^ BHl ^^ Etfiia ^^ * 19 . ' ___|_ HSH ^H ^ I PORTLAMDCtMENTAS SOC IATION ' Mm Win ^^^^T Jtt Reynolds Tobacco Company ton-Ka lcm . .Vorih r«r.jttua Lodge Notice* ^^^ ^ ^tj ^j ^^ ¦mJ ^^^^^^^^^^^ BM , ¦ ^Wo'Joflo/ Oraottfsatlon to Improvtatui A special communication of Wi- of KuM^^^^^^I^^If * ¦ titnnd th% Ut9S Coocrttm nona lodge No. 18, A. F. & A. M., is called for Friday, November 15, at 1:30 p. m., to pay the last m token of .zlAAC£ meSLow£R'Bvxwm respect to our late Brother Herman — F. Pagel. Per order W. M. G. A. Poliey, secretary.—Advertisement. \rm¥% ^im aGAK£7T£— ¦¦ ¦¦ I Thompi ion, Gordon Hueeboe, Arthur the Jackson count y drftlt registrants ; " ' ¦ " Last Day! "—— Llnd , Alvln Relyea , Sam Kelly, Ar- are as follows , with their serial num- Brian Ahcrnc— R ita Hayworth FCC Tells Why KWNO LADY IN QUESTION * Jackson Board PROGRAM thur Hulett , Theodore Strande , Ole bers first and their order numbers In "THE 6-8-10—396 Inc. T»x KWNO News Notes Stephenson , Alvln Scverson , Ray- second: Shows J!V.lA- Discusses Food M00 K1LOOYOLM SCHEDULE Some Complaints mond Thompson and Theodore SM—»¦!«—Bonald School , Taylor , route two . Eugene Orman dy, distinguished Christianson. 788—KM—Norman C. Potter , MerrilUn. &« t "^^ H^B^^^ B jI- /-rV m. • Member of the Mutual Broadcasting System S78—100—I lnrry .1. Por t rr , MerrilUn. Are Unanswered Hungarian oonductor , will direct the 1 WO—1 .471—nonald E. Benson. Merrillan. Stamp System Eight Volunteer . ' i:,-.:!—10.1—Harold Ahraham , Black Blver 1:18 Arcadia Page of the Air Philadelphia orchestra in a pres- Fnlls. Toda y —W. P. Massuore Co . Radio Stations Not entation of Beethoven 's Symphony 1 ..WI—1, 1M—»ssll E. Finch , Blabk »!«> , Tax Group Asks 4.Ml Old Fashione d Olrl—MBS 1:45 School ol the Air—MBB in Jackson County Falls, Foute five. i Tunt t 2:00 Minnesota School of the Air—NCB8 Common Carriers No. 3 in E Flat , "Eroic a ," over Mu- —(Special to The 3ft—MR— Gut E. McBa ln , Black Hirer , Reduction ; Budget 4 :30 T«a Tim* 2:15 Philadelphia Orchestra—MBB Taylor , WIs. F.ill.« . rou fr two. Cola BotUlnf Co, tual and KWNO Friday ttotii 2:15 Considered. 4 :4S Singin ' Sam—Coca ' 3:19 Red . Crosa 'Roll Call—W. A. Dopke Under Act. Republican-Herald ) — Eight recent 1,710—1 .42(1—Robert W. Gunderson , Blaek j 5:00 A»Bocl»t«d Pr ess Bulletins—MBS 3:30 Closing Markets to 3:15 p. m. amon g River Falls , route two. 5:0B Paul Pendarvl s' Orchestra—MBS 3:38 War Commentary and News Washington—Various volunteers for army service ¦ Blsek Blvef Fall *, Wl*.—(Special 5: IS Gen« Thompson, Songs 3:45 The Johnson Family—MBB letters re- The broadcast Is the (second in a I 6:30 Eddie Daniels , Organist 4:00 Fr eddy Johnson entertains -MBS ferring to discontinuance of broad- series of 13 Frida y afternoon con- ¦ ' • to The Republican-Herald )—Mem- 6:46 United Press News 4:30 Hometown Editor—NCBS I" " '¦ Last Day " I Aiiiik:ii£ \ , cast * by the Rev. Charles K. Cough- certs to be heard exclusively over ^^ ^ v bers at the Jackson county board , 0:00 Pulton Lewis Jr. —MBS 4:45 Slngln ' Sam—Coca Cola Bottling Oo. the Mutual network. tA9t "DAT1 <<^ ^V 8:18 Here' s Mdrf tan—MBS 11:00 Drama of Pood lln have been received by th e Fed- Come mickey rooney trene Punne-Cary Grant In In annual session here since Tues- 8:30 Dinner Melodlsa 8:15 Koatuck Trio Leopold Stokowski , co-conductor to favohite I iMi«k>t<\ 4:U National Education Weak—Br. M B..10 Eddie Daniels , Organist eral Communications commission. In r.ariyEarlv "Mr wife" rj rj ,r J day, discussed the food stamp plan R. Raym and 8:45 United Press News with Ormandy of the Philadelphia "strike Up the Band' for distributing surplus commo- 7:00 Wlnona Teachers College players «:00 Pulton Lewis, Jr. —MBS reply to these , the commission reit- orchestra , is scheduled to direct FRI. with Judy Garland 7 ^ NEW dities through relief and welfare 7:30 "In Chicago Tonight" —MBS erates that the censorship provision during the concerts of November 32, r __.__ Show s 1-!>:t»—3So Inc. tat ^ ,^J 11:00 Hollywood Brevities Friday Evening .Vf Romantic channels Wednesday but deferred of the communications act places 29 and December 8. Adventure! 8:15 Talk by Arthur Mann—MDS , 8:18 Harmony Hall " further consideration until later In 8:30 Ed Msyehoff and the Modern Mre is 0:30 Oeorge Baaslngwatt * responsibility for selection of pro - • T he SECRET OF r the meetin g. —MBS 6:40 Highlights gram material upon the respective "1 ' It is expected that the county t'.tft Raymond Gram S*lng—MBS 8:45 National Education Week Dairy Meetings THRILLS ^jB^'^'^' ^^' OR. KILD ARE : 0:16 Associated Press Bulletins—MBS —Cotter Sigh School licensees; and the commission cannot , should set up a revolving fund of 8:30 American Family Robinson . ¦):<>• Lew Loyal—MB8 require a station to put any , in- $7,500 to furnish adequate money »:« Chicago Symphony Orchestra—M B£' 1:30 SlntonleUa—MBB dividual on the air or take him off. to Be Held in ! LEW AYRE S-LIONEL BAMYMORE i 10:00 Five Star Final ,.8'00 Hit Revuo '* to set the plan In motion and It 10:18 Rome News—MBS • In answering mail oromp ted by > . i 8:15 Reminiscing In Rhythm—MBS . i Lionel AlwilMIelen Gilbert j , I was suggested that an administra- 10:30 Hal Kemp 's Orchestra—MBS 8:30 "I Want a Divorce " —Balm Aloha. refusal of radio time , the commis - Count y \^J Nat Pendlcton-I.aralne Day -Jl -A tor and a Case worker be employed U :00 Sign OS Jackson —MBS sion points out tha t the act furth - Taylor, WIs.—(Special to The Re- X3 -Pins- «• to make the plan function. ' S:00 Raymon d Oram Bwlng—MBS * "Adventures of Red fcydet " Friday Morning 8:15 "Selective Service " —MBs er provides that a broadcast station publican -Herald )—W. Bl Bean , agri- I *J a memDer 01 me jaexson county 8:30 Hour of Family Worship 9:30 Professional Football Sports Show is not a " common carrier " such as I Shows Z till 11 p. in. I cultural agent for Jackson county, lOo-Uo till 6 lOs-tOo after « tax alliance group appeared before —NCM —MBS Ik the telephone and telegraph . Con- has announced hit at 8 p. m. | | the board to serve notice that "the 7iM Lst's Qet Op I .' JO The Lone Ran ger—MBS sequently, a radio station 1b not re- Fri - 7:41 United Presi N*wi 10:0') Plvt Star Final day informal neighborhood meetings taxpayer is conscious of the ever —Arenz Shoe Company 10:18 Comman d Performance ^—MBS quired to make its facilities available will be held In every school district I i Increasing tax burden and to re- 1:65 Highlights 10:45 Richard Hlmber 's Orhcestra —MBS to a person or group, even though % \yj ^ i mind the board that it will be sup- «:00 Choate ' s MuMc al Clock 11:00 Sign Off offer is made to purchase time. Un- In the county. The purpose of these —H. Choate Sc Co. meetings is b3 give those prese nt ported in any move it may have 8:.10 Morning Melodies Saturday Morning like common carrier tariffs , broad- an opportunity to discuss simple MH$EUMl|f to hal t or reduce the tax burden. " 9:00 United Press News 6:30 Hour of Family Worship—NCBS cast station rates are not required and easy methods of producing qual - J . R. McDonald introduced a »:16 Winona State Teaohers Collet ' 7:00 Let' s Qet Up to be filed with the commission. "® SIDNEY TOLER Vl Orga n Reoltal 7:45 United Press Hews ity milk and cream. TONI GIITl FINAL SnOWINGS! resolution to provide office quarters 8:30 Keep Pit to Muslo—MBS 7:65 Highlights Complaints Listed. Special committees met Tuesday "JOHNNY APOLLO" In the courthouse for the district »:« Choir Lolt—MB8 8:00 Choate 's Musical Clock Under its statute , the commission and Wednesday to assist in ar - Night 7-9:30—S8o Ino. " tax HHHl attorney and have him spend all 10:00 Morning Meditations —H. choate Company explains that it likewise lacks auth - 10:15 John Agnew. Or ganist—MBS 8:30 Morning Melodies* ranging for the Friday meetings. of his time in the execution of his 10:30 Opening Markets and Farm Newt1 9:00 United Press News ority to oblige such current corres- Those In this area Include the fol- duties as district attorney. This 10:49 Margaret Johnson , Pi anist 9.15 Eddie Pltzpatrtc lc' s Orchestra. pondents as: lowing: was defeated , IB to ten , by a roll call 11:00 Minnesota School of the Air—NOBI 9 9:30 Singing Strings—MBS The Louisville resident who com- 11:30 Something About Dogs 0:46 "Improvisations " —MBS Town of Curran — Henry Berg, vote. —United Furniture , Inc. l plains about the commerci al con- (Ppftftg Jens Staff , Archie Nelson, Albert 11:48 Housewives Bureau o( Informatio n, 10:00 Associated Press Bulletins—MBS tinuity of a certain tobacco pro- wl> m!'t Board members are considering —NCB8 10:08 John Agnew. Organist—MBS Stalheim , Lewis Peterson , J ohn I ^jI^£iy \v\cTo'tW> : ^}2y!«""' 1 Mat. 2:15—280 a budget prepared in advance of l• reported an increase in marria ges. District Attorne y Ralph Lund re- are as follows: local communities. " ported fees of $1,456.37 claimed by And the Connecticut man who is This year 's total was 98, compared "A" Honor Ball. to 51 the previous year . Two hun - justic es and $442.32 in J ustice court A wratliy because his receiver Is not Plo»—'tJnu iBtl Occupati ons" dred and twenty-six dance permits fees paid by defendants to the Barbara Curtis 7 functioning properly. Chap. It— "TUB SHADOW" The county 's share Dare Lamberton 7 Because the commission functions " were issued. There are ten licens- county treasur y. Kathleen Lightfoot 7 I Shown 7:t8-» ed dance hall. of the fines collected amounted to John Moinert 6 largely as a licensing agehcy, it can- Eilert Hagen , Enoch Locken and $1,168.29 and the state 's share Sa lly Schaefer ...7 not supply: $348.20. Most violations , he said , Kathryn Mccullough 0 A list of stations which Issue mem- Merlin Horswill , members of the Marjorie Wleclcing 8 , soldiers and sailors relief commit- occurred durin g April, May, June "B" Honor Boll. bership cards to listening clubs as tee , reported $1,878.23 paid out and Jul y. A B C D requested by a Californian. Audree Blttner 1 6 1 A list of " approved" radio schools , during the last 12 months. Rosemary Burkert 3 .1 1 requested by a Chica goan. County Treasurer Carl G. Mon- Joan Curtis 5 2 as FRIDAY SPECIAL sos reported $731.78 as the amount Price of Dr essed Ruth Hlldobrandt 2 4 1 A certain radio script , as request- Marjorie Jellls 2 3 3 ed by a New Yorker. Nancy Law 3 3 3 Turkevs Rises Rose Mnrylln Leo 3 2 2 Program schedules , as requested Rosemary Mannle 1 5 1 by a Georgian. litihKtt l&H Chica go—(/P)—Reflecting the win- thr ough Robert Dobbs 3 3 1 By the same token , it is unable CHH.DRSN try weather which swept Kirk Englund 4 3 to pass judgment upon : I important producin g centers, dress- Richard Harrington 4 1 1 by ** *** J FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 15th DANCE Chica go Joyce Meadowcro lt 4 3 An original radio script written B led ed, turkey prices in the bl? Nonwnarte O'Dea 3 3 1 by a Philadelphian. HB AeeomP*" * «,.„ showing •# OamU^t Ornate* ToylnM RAINBOW PAVILION wholesale market yesterday madfl Lorctta Roach 2 3 2 ^ ^ ^ ^^^^^^ *" **" Nnncy Robb »...3 3 1 A device invented by an Ohloan H V « ^ ^ ¦ ^ ^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^ ¦w j ¦jjj jj ytuferi ng, to Gamble Eyota gains of one-half to one cent a radio. '* the greatest pound on top of Tuesda y 's one-half- Irmngeno Steoge 1 4 1 . to "revolutionize " n Batter Fried ¦ - ¦ selection of toy* and gifts in our history. Myrna Stlnson 3 4 A new patriotic song by an Illinois PIKE ' ^ |CE «f\l m cent rise. Rosemary Underdahl 6 3 woman who wants it to open and 4C A Hi UdC Gifu or everyone , young and old, father , TONIGHT Youn g hens weighing eight to 12 Doris Mao Clow 2 3 1 DINNER O9C VUK * M usic by . Jean J.oh. io 2 3 1 close all radio program s daily. Hi f ^1 J a '\fr ||\#)| Bj ^a m m. w, mother , sister, brot her, relative or friend. pounds and pack fd in boxes , sold Marylln Moyle 3 3 And Batter Fried ¦ Ralph Slade and his band round , while toms IMl-Dl You'll find them aU at Gamble's, easy to up to 25Vi cents a Ann Owen 3 2 1 ' PIKE SANDWICH PLAN 'Fi nest Band In Melody Land ' sold up to 2VA cents. Both prices Joy ce Rl.iser 4 3 Ar my s Pet Lizard ¦ 10% down will hold gathered for you. f lection from A. ¦ ago. Mtn Runl tel 4 2 ¦ any Hem until }"* Closi ng dance are slightly higher than a year Mnrlon Srhlldknecht 3 3 1 Gets Militar y Funeral TOAST. . 20C December 21st. Sov« timT -«!i far corner* of the world. Everyone w cor- Thanksgiving Eve. Despite unconfi rmed reports oC Jean Wallo 5 1' Camp Shelby, Miss.—(P)—"Al ," ¦ money. Shop dwlly invited to T«it this great display dtir- rangin g as high as 2,000,000 Ellen Zlrbell 2 3 1 Also Friday Bra nlng now 7~£% *?£* Wod. Nov . 3D Bermett- Qreten losses Richard Ambrosen 2 3 2 the pet lizard of Sergeant Robert "That Bwlngin ' Band" birds in widely scattered ureas west Alan Gooderum 2 3 2 Cotter , got a military funeral here. in town ... Gamblers Toytand. Make »t a and northwest' of Chica go, no short- Valols Bingold 3 1 3 "Al" was flattened fatally when ^^^^—>^_^__ do age was antici pated by handlers June Bray 2 3 1 point to select early and ail your Chri at- Jean Burbank 3 3 1 he hid behind the roller of Sergeant STEAK SHOP l^milllHHHIlHHHHHHM^^^^ iliMM The 1940 crop , estimated about Jean Campbell 3 3 Cotter 's typewriter just as Cotter MS Main St. ^^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ T ^ • mas shopping at Gamble 's where] you neve * one per cent larger than a year ago. Margaret Chadbourne E 1 started makin g out a report. Dining Room Downstair * biggest on record. Stora ge Co rlnno cutler .....J 3 1 in the netty Mann 3 3 1 High Chairs for Children supplies are also record breakin g Br.rbara McCarron 2 4 Government estimates place the crop Nnncy Staley 4 1 1 at 33.138,000 birds Arthur Frat zke 3 3 1 DANCE HoRrr Tnylor 3 4 William Tearse 3 4 ATTEND llabert Murtaugh 4 3 1 GAYMOR BALLROOM Former Houston Man Thomas Richards 4 4 Altura , Minn. Robert Workman 3 4 1 ST. JOHN'S Succumbs in Montana J nnn Lambert 1 6 1 nuth Molncrt 4 3 1 Caledonia ., Minn.—(Special to The Marilyn Pletsch 3 3 3 POULTRY TONIGHT Bepublloan-Herald ) — Funeral serv- Barbara Sells 4 4 William Kelly, 57, who died Beverly Sonsnlla 3 4 1 BAZAAR Music by ices for Mary Gregory 3 4 I In.a hospital at Shelby, Mont., Sat- Shirley Worner T 1 LEO PEIPER urda y, following a four-day illness "C" Honor Roll. TONIGHT PARTY Mary Crane , Arlene Haa»e , Katbryn and his Band \ with heart trouble , were conduc ted Lebakken , Mary Ann L'Bcuyer , Mary Ann and Friday and here toda y at St. John 's Catholic Skal/c. church by the Rev. B. M. Bard en . Robert Calhoun, Robert Davles, Robert Dopke , William Fish, Robert Preese , Jack ST. STANISLAUS HALL Burial was in St. Patrick' s cemetery Ortman , WUltam Slegler. [ ¦ FREE LUNCH at Brownsville. Marian Matlsa . Catherine Meaka , Mary ' Jane Pahnke , Shirley Pletsch, Churlene at the Theire were pr eliminary services at Redman , Dolores Seeling, Dorothy Selfert , the J. F. McCo rmlck funeral home Charlotte Strdman , Joan Storlle , Leona where the body was taken following Tatr , Joan Walle , Irene -W itt. DANCE Ruth Dru ssel, Ruth Engler , Mardell Fox, WHITE to the music of its arrival here Wednesday morn- Dclores Jones , ' Dorothy Peterson , June ing from Shelby. Peterson , Barbara Phillips , Bette Mae PLAY : DALE SIMONS Mr. Kelly was bom Jul y 10, 1883, Wfnhol j. ( ©*•»«-» 0 Charles Dahl "iftK? and his Blue Denim Boy* at Hokah , son of the late Mr. and , Charle a Keith. Robert TAVERN W^^ ™ I Milieu, James Robb , Bernard Rowe, Robert JEN'S PLACE — Between »«* at the Mrs. Hugh Kelly. He went to Mon- 8nxton , Jnm i>n Tearse, Robert Thomson , ago and made hi.s home Thomas Uuderdahl, Lester Warnken . SCHAFSKOPF Bluff Siding and HanhIi M>d to tana 25 years Duvvyl Blngnld , Billy Halner , Benjamin OUR FINEST DOU VALUE! A • * PRAIRIE MOON in and around Shelby since that , AT THE \ W ^^ iBe *V»-t^^T^ ^ ' Hill, Robert Jones Vernon Kant , Rldiard A b*«uuful 15 inch baby dolL Complet. ¥ - - Cab -.oveir-ew g J kOttt.Stt^ *' I PAVILION time. Keslor , DeLleu Btelnke. wkh blanket co«t. Hai moving eye*, lashea, , « *"*! ' AtrtUMP«IP^ i He la survived by two sisters , Mrs- Patricia Ahrens, Betty Boettcher, Vivian SATURDAY .^sMBaBBC'T^ZSa. ^ ^ ^^ on olende , Marian Haase , Lorrain e Hanson , FRANKLIN NIGHT . NOV. 16 voice and two teecb in open mouth , fur I j Limm I William Christ oi Chica go and Mrs. Betty Herbert , Marie Jennl idu , Frances gg£tt£/§KBHE* ^tijS/tPK ^ * Mid trimmed bonnet , orga ndie dre o, rubbea ¦ ^nS^^^ wBR ra liK S' ^ ylBw waloel \ FRIDAY, NOV. 15 Louis Wohlcrs of Caledonia , and Kroner , Phyllis Polu s, Dorli Thompson . pantte g, leatherette booties «nd ' Alfred Boycott. David Cnrlbo m, Richard TAP ROOM A^ J ^ HB |H y .aD 4*Aft Ladies 20c - Gentleme n 35c four brothers , J. M. Kelly of Los MrDonald , William Mercer , Donald Merrill , other attractive clothing. ^^ ¦ ' jCTBfe WQ^ Angeles , Oallf., W. E. Kelly of Chi- Arthur Myers , Everett Somers, James SUNDAY extreme value at thu price....^"^vJC Jr %sr t S <^H^BHR^a^^B ^ | THE HALL IS HEATED Btubst nd. Jeak Weaver. AFTERNOON NOV. 17 Q&EJISMwBBttmWf^B&KfLSI&Z ? cago, John Kelly of Hokah and Bert Qlle, Randall Hlxon , Walter Hoh- FRIDAY. NOV. 15 Sheriff George Kelly of Caledonia. mclstor . Gale Matson. James Mertes , Rlch- urd Myers , Weldon Neltike, William Whlt- Turkey * . . . Ducks . . . Geese sltt. Beginning at 8 p. in. Roosters Audrey Kuhlmann , Shirley Lewis, dene « ™ ™ •¦ ™ ^*~- ^^ ^-j McC lanathau . Betty Jean Btuek , Judith Stlrnemau , Marian Thomson , Joan Vatt tr, PHOTOS Henrietta Wamhoff , Lorraln s Warmlngton , | | AC Peggy Wood. Shirley Boardm nn, Marilyn BublltB, DANCE leanette Carlson, Coralle Donallnger , WYATTVILLE \ 4 POSES JLU Betty Douglas, Janeth Elnhorn , Colleen f V'lbh. Betty Fosburgh, Orace J erowskl, BALLROOM 1 Adeline Johan scn, Jean Kanthaok , Betty • WHILE-U-WAIT « Kopp, Eleanor StansA eld and Lorr alm Our Special: Hix 3*5 enlarge- Voare l. TOMORRO W FRIDAY, NOV. 15 ) ments In frames $4% Cf\ and hand tinted Jm u ZfXM Mrs. Karen Topness FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 I Music by J Pull Toy Dies at Highland Dot'^thaT "ope'iJ | ««- - ^fff ^tMSSPf ^ SKIPPER BERG and his Lion or bear de- With 12 utensils. - ¦ BH 8p r J ) KRESGE S Lanesboro , Minn. —(Special to The ¦ign. Very popular Large , easy-to-p H ^ |4#O¦* ^r #H ^°^ *^fi ^ p ^ bP Viking Accordion Band I Republlcan-Herald >—Funeral serv- lay- f ^g ^K> ^J .OtJ ^C Wm 25o to *1 STOHK with all yountjsterg, wiili »iz«. ^^^^f ^m jJF ices wlll .be conducted Friday after- ^^^ ^^^ K^L «ro i i dfc a^ mm — .« . - * Corner Third and Center noon for Mr s. Karen Topness, 82, is the LAST DAY I who died at her home about one and a half miles south of Htghalnd to pay your radio I Monday . Death was due to compli- cation s. OLD TIME Slje had resided In this commun - advertising bill and I ity all her life. Her husba nd , Lars Topness , died about five years ago. She was born in Amhevst tow nship receive the I DANCE January 26, 1858, and is survived by at the one daughter , Mrs. Adolnh Peter - GERMAN SOCIETY son , and one son, Selmer Topness , CASH DISCOUNT I both of Highland; six grandchildren HALL and two great-grandchildren . KEN McQUEEN , Man aging Partner 76 East Thir d St., WINO NA , MINNESOTA. Music by Funeral services will be conduct- ed Friday at 1 p. m. at the Top- • MANKE 'S HAUMONIZEK S • The Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ness home and at 2 p. m. at . the MONOAV f Ellestad Lutheran church , the Rev. SANTA CLAUS W I LL BE HERE FOR OUR O PENING SATURDAY , NOV. 16 THRU P. J. Nestande officiating for Rev. KWNO I Dancing 9 until 1 ntipAyi KWNO¦* W¥ ¦ " w N. S. MaK elssen, pa-stor of that 4:45 p. m. church , who is ill . Burial will be FRIDAY N IGHT, NOV. 15, AT 7 O'CLOCK. in the Klle-stad cemetery . In 1B41 we are getting 26 new ships, including two battleships and ons Willkie Plans With Winona Flier s- Badger Campus Defense Ahead aircraf t carrier, the Hornet." He said that 4,000 more men will Airport Is Shown Necessity by Emer gency Here Monday and , soon be put to work at the navy Writer Career , Tuesday ; New Instructor , Major Riddick , Joins Staff ; Buzzes Over Of Schedule drydock at the South Boston army Three Ready for Instructor Flight Tests ; T. C. Student base to enlarge facilities there. Friends Believe First of Fall Grou p to Get License. Prof , Lewis Knox States Helps You Overcome May Retire to Sometimes it happens that an air- lalf mile, will you, as the pilot of a Fear 'Main Boston — (fl1) — Secretary of the plane can accomplish in a few min- small ship unequipped fot lnstru- Navy Knox declared Wednesday FALSE TEETH Indiana Farms . . utes a task that requires landcraft ment flying, start out on that cross- Street ' Author that the national defense program many hours. And minutes are often country trip? Looseness and Worry for Some Time. Plans Novel. Is a "full year ahead of schedule" No longer Jic annoyed or feel 111 at ea«« decisive when lives are threatened after he had inspected the Boston because of loose, wabbly f nlse teeth . PA8- Washington—(IF)—An impression by exposure. The entire personnel of New equipment: Six new Pio- Madison, Wis.—(/P)—Sinclair Lewis 'TEETH , an improved alkaline (non-acid > neer parachutes, very popular navy yard and ship-building plants ! prevailed in Republican ' quarters the Cbhrad Flying school is proud has gone back to Broadway—but the in this area. powder sprinkled on your plates holds them that its ' organization wa& helpful with the students (they are i firmer so they feel more comfortable . here that Wendell L. WiUkie is comfortable to wear). The back- University of Wisconsin campus still "In 1942 we will have many Soothing and coolliiR to gums made sort in saving the lives of some persons ships," he declared in an interview, H >y excessive acid mouth. Avoid cmbnrrn ss- planning a . career as a writer and Tuesday. Taking off and landing in pack type, they are worn for all buzzes with talk of the "professor." | ment caused by loose plates . G et. PA8TEETH student flights, not only aero- For six weeks the novelist con- "We will be well under way then. today at any dniR store. —Advertisement. speaker on public events, to- follow that 40T mile gale from the west was something only an experienced flier batics. ducted a class in creative writing, a bent which he enjoys and to lend woujd ' attempt. As the light, man- then announced he was on his way force to his leadership of the Re- euverable Cub would approach to Ralph Olson, of the Teachers col- to New York to help produce his publican party in the four years to land for refueling, it was heartening lege is the first student in this fall's new play, "Felicia Speaking." corne. oollegiate training group to complete He said he was "tremendously to watch the land crew spread out training and to take and Although the defeated Republican In the bitter wind ready to hold the his flight pleased" with his students, faculty presidential nominee has yet . to little ship on the ground. There pass his flight tests for a private associates and the community. come to .a final decision, .his friends were some tense moments as it head- license. Max Conrad took over the Before that, however, he seemed here expect him to settle down- on instruction of this group six weeks ed into the stiff gale preparatory to ago and reports that four more will a bit irked over the "absurd mys- or near his Indiana farms, co'ntri- landing. Buffeted this way and that, tery" everybody was making about bute regularly to the magazines and thel ship descended slowly and al- be ready within a week and the en- tire group will finish by the end his venture into teaching. emerge from time -to time, for most perpendicularly • to touch the "Damn it," he said, "I'm here be- speaking strips. ground lightly; then the rush of of the month. January 15 is the date set for completion. The St. Mary 's cause I want to be here." In no event, they think, will he many helping hands to anchor her But students and faculty mem- return to Commonweath & South- down. A few minutes to refuel and group had had a bad break due to lack of instructors, but next week bers weren't convinced. They stayed ern, the' public utility holding, com- t* telephone information, and an- on their good behavior, figuring other take off. This went on from will see two and possibly three new pany whose presidency he resigned instructors in addition to Major Rid- they'd pop out of the pages of a new to wage the presidential Campaign, 9. a. m. till dark. A fact is pointed Lewis novel one of these days. out'-a well equipped airport is an dick working with these young men. or take any other post intimately With the Teachers college students "Remember 'Main Street' and the associated with big business.'. asset' to any community and an in- small town?" a faculty member valuable aid In emergencies. licensed, Mr. Conrad will give flight The idea is that he would be in tests to the St. Mary 's fliers as they asked. "Remember 'Rabbitt' and the a much more effective position , to complete their 35-hour private small businessman? Well . . ." guide the party and nelp shape' its New instructor for the govern- flying program ip Major courses. Not Writing Novel. policies from rural Indiana than ment "I'm not going to write a novel from a vantage point in business or Merrill Riddick bf Chicago who Newest addition to the office arrived Monday . With him came with a university background," Lew- a Wall Street law firm, any uUmbf-r staff at the flying school is is vinsisted. "I know exactly what my of which would be only too. de- his wife and children, Keith, supervises the Mpry Ruth and Barbara. Re- Clara Walch who next novel is going to be about, and lighted to ' take him into partner- records for the CAA courses. A it's not going to be about cpllege ' ' ¦ cently rerated in Philadelphia, ship. , Major Riddick took his instruc- graduate of the • Rolllngstohe life." ;/ H The proposal at any rate ia' be- tor's primary refresher course High school, Miss Walch attend- The lanky, red-haired Nobel pri2e ) I - monogrammedA ing urged upon Willkie, and re- m Chicago, He has logged over ed the Winona Secretarial school winner smiled. "Oh, it might have a * ports reaching Washington are that 10,000 hours and flew one of the last year. The past few months scene or two from a campus," he .WHO 'S WHO AT Z OO— Birth of this 110-pouii d baby - he finds it to nis liking.' , . first airmail ships on the St. she has held the position of conceded, then added hastily, "not at Brookfield zoo in Chicago delighted Zoo Director Edward II. V / A without charge Studious by nature, Willkie pre- Paul-Chicago route. bookkeeper in the Altura State this one." Bean, who says it's the first reticulated giraffe to be born in the fers a quiet contemplative life, with bank. In Winona, Clara and "Now if I went to live in Hartford, western world. Reticulated, he explains, means that animal's abundant time for books and for . With. Inspector David R. Nelson her sister Marie, a registered Conn., everybody there would say, marking is netted, like a pirce of lare. The new arrival com- x ; lovely Barbizons thinking about the problems of on active duty in Chicago for a nurse, have an apartment at 264 'Fine. He came here to Hartford . pensates for death of another giraffe baby last September. V *• / $' % To make your government as they arise. short:period, Inspector Putnam came East Fifth street. because it is a beautiful city and a 1 from-Minneapolis Friday to give oral / F % x even m ore a ppreciate d , we ' good place to live.' And they would exams to fliers ready for instruc- let it go at that. tlon Monday night. Sentence was / Xl \ \ will put your monogram on Iowans Divided tors' ratings. Vernon Hoyt, David "But out here in the Middle West deferred until Saturday morning. Klingehberg and Rpbert Henry who you must see something mysterious Plum City Man The two yotilhs were taken into / .' : V tjiem. Spl end i d opportunity on Thanksg iving took the orals will go to Wold-Cham- Around about it. custody Tuesday night when R. P. berlain field next Monday for their Brooks Informed Chief Irving Stilp / \ for the college girl to get a Davenport, - Iowji—yPH-The • all- f light tests. • "I have to live somewhere. And Dies in Nevada Democratic board of supervisors in W isconsin I like Madison. Isn't that reason two boys were sleeping in a car out- -=*~y ,, supply of sli ps, gowns, paja- Scott county decided to stick " with . Shop notes: The smart Stin- enough?" side the Jail . Stilp investigated and ^— ^ found two londed guns, a rifle and ' ' ~~f ~ mas, all with her own initials! President Roosevelt and close the son 105 is ready for service again, Monroe, Wis.—tH. Hemingway, of Lewis lived quietly in a large Mine Accident courthouse Thursday, November 21, ' overhauled and rebuilt by Cal home near the campus and faculty a shotgun in the cat-. and remain open on the Iowa-pro- ' VOlkel assisted by Don Veir and Janesville, was re-elected president members didn't disturb the novel- ; Sketched is popular Shelby, a pure silk claimed Thanksgiving day, Novem- . Henry'Roemer. This is a popular of the State Farm Bureau Wednes- ist's peace of mind with -too many Body of J acob Two Killed in ; . Crepe Gartinre slip with back panel. All ber 28. ' ' ;• ship for charter trips with two day in convention here. Roscoe social invitations. Wiskerche n, Jr. , to wanted sizes and lengths.. Blush, White, ".persons. Don Veir has been ap- No visitors were allowed in his • Last year, the supervisors closed Smith, of Monroe, and Carl Doer- lendid value at A the buildings on both days. pointed mechanic in charge of classroom and . his students said Be Ret urned. Crossing Mishap .' Black, Navy. Sp -'O the new Waco and will work ingsfeld, of Fennimore, ^ere re- teacher told them not to tell tales Wliltc Bear Lr.kc, Minn. —eachfd day when their automobile wa.s Lewis ' presented an advanced Durand Wednesday stating that Ja- struck by a Dulutli-bound Northern 1 QUossary of aeronautical terms: Delegates authorized directors to ' course in Writing, without salai'y. cob Wiskerchen , Jr., 25, hsd been PRcific passenRCr train at. highway To -help the layman (or laywom'an) consider group hospitalization plans 61 and Bald Eagle avenue, Whi te who so often hears these terms but for farmers after Frank White, "I wanted to renew contact with accidentally killed at a mine while |pf~ CHOATE'S the Middle-West," he explained, Bear Lake. doesn't understand them, here is a president of the Minnesota Farm at work at Black Forest, Nev.. Wed- The dead are Lawrence Parker. simple explanation of (1) Bureau, told of the plan's success "and I wanted to do it in a uni- nesday morning. visibility 39, and Bernard Brumond , 27, both N^ J HEAD COLDS and (2) belling. Visibility, is the in Minnesota. versity town. Mr. Wiskerchen was engaged as a > "I don't know what you'd call the of Bald Eagle Lake . Relief from Dlstre» Gomes this Way. farthest distance prominent objects , Directors re-elected were C. Fri- truck driver at the mine. The na- According to Arthur Long. White can be identified. "Ceiling" is the day, of Madison ; Edward Brewin, course. It hasn't any • name. All I ture of the accident was not given. Put 3-purpose Va -tro-nol up each do is to encourage the students to Bea r Lake assista nt chief of police ;(i) distance from the ground to the bot- of Palmyra ; J. Schwartz, of Spring He left here two and one-haif , nostril.. It shrinks swollen mem- tom of- write. months ago to work at the mine. the automobile , driven by Parkev branes; (2) Soothes irritatioh; (3) the cloud layer. Note: If Green, and Russell Linkins, of Bel- headed north on highway 61 was Helps flush out 'nasal passages, clear- more than'half the sky is uncovered , mont, who fills the unexplred term "I haven't any system, much. Prior to that he was emp'oyed in iailoted. h * tjtf ing clogging mucus. the ceiling is said to be unlimited. Everybody , has always wanted to a cheese factory at Marshfle'd Wis. about to crass the railroad tracks of Max Leopold, of Arpin, who re- a t Bald Eagle avenue . Long snillmdnrer , in mo inner fil l fljuitt-jt, BMg «flH AY ll.Slionn « A'xly 1-miluJii i .NO I'ltftiH (Congress) remaining , in session and transported in trucks to the who are at Black Forest had been ^HVS ^^ H ful incredlrnls — ll . flOtt 1' lirl! v (Jit 9 run I pp Wn hit 1 1 n which were valid before election are state game farm near Poynette. there before Jacob. The husband.; ^^^\*^^B\B . W ^k nii0l ,vt l.i, AYDM plan mil* for no even more valid now." The rescue workers went to Lake of the two sisters and the brother flirrrl'liiK. M'Hivlit Klmiily il ilijji curb Dili lr* fur <«'ii their "I believe that the critical world Puckaway in Marquette county Wed- were employed at the mines. ' ^^ BVj E <<> VH picMut ^H I Id (li'lldnultM itiat tnislit dorur ice from their legs and wings and due . Atao ioii- ^H k B Inlim li- 'Mix'dlilii fnnil nuix'lllf frnm Burning of Toast will be fed there for a few days. it is considered doubtful they will be ^^B & I uiliin fiulniH exg ¦ ¦ ^^9 > J^k i"ll» , milk , uialtft7u -o nml Hi'lnct cil They will be , released when the able to fly again before spring. fly iB vrKi liiljIci. Only 'Hl' Off His Conscience. ^H Ml n v wdiurii k I orlo* Barney Devine, chief conservation ^^^ ¦^H InnI AYD6 —not an mlt atlon. recently wrote as follows to a local Traps Boy Bandits. HACK! money warden, said some of the wildfowl Schncidor- Blfl satisfaction on ' ' ) ' restaurant: Ncenah, WIs.—A rnold ^^ |T^ H Hhw L non * Ordcn filled . I p ^-^-l r " ^Tr ti{ .1 "About four years ago I worked in taken from Crystal lake were locked went, 19, route two, Manawa , and ¦ ¦; / ' your cafe during breakfast hours. in ice two inches thick. Many of Eugene Scheinpflug, 18, route throe, /I / SOLD BY ' ' . . < y - : ¦'/ One morning I burnt an order of them had lost so many wing feaiti- Waupaca , Wed nesday pleaded guilty ' f ^ ii\ toast to a frazzle. I was afraid that ers seeking to free themselves that to robbery of an Oshkosh filling stR- Jk™ CHOATE'S ¦ if you saw this/ you might scold me; ' so I destroyed the bread. i '\\»/ *' . • /Mi.;%• "I know that you never made us pay for burnt toast, and I know that ¦ ¦ ¦ you aren't in need of the enclosed . - . I ' r" »\~4h 12 cents. But the peace of mind I'll / - ,.. . i v. : r. enjoy by sending this to you will be . .:¦ ¦ * 4i worth a great deal to me. IN RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF -'¦"<•,/" • - ...DON ' T COO K " ^ n "Aunt Lucy " Blessed ' \ \ ?> x-»~? i Mi the old-fashioned way any longer. You can ha ve a Out of $28, She Says. ( \ \ \ /, , s&\ ' | bv Guilford College, N. C—(A*)—"Aunt beautiful, new gleaming, white f ange installed in your Lucy" Bailey, 65-year-old Negro woman, told deputy sheriffs she "got ;. ., *- ~ - .^ - —- Ulobe blessed . out of $28" by a couple of ' 10 f ¦ * V.I ' I / I kitchen at a substantia l saving if you buy it on our gypsy w omen. HKKICIIF.l) FROM STOCK ( They offered to bless' money to / COOPERATIVE 50% SAVING PLAN. And if you cast out evil spirits and counseled I \ * ~% IH^^ H I her to gather up her savings in a I :l< '' buy a modern water heater at the same time .sack. The ritual took place and the I ^^^ H I TKK! I I,IKE , you can pair departed. 1E» Later "Aunt Lucy" discovered the 20% 5% 75% ™<> save up to $60. Sounds worth while, doesn't it? Then gypsies had exchanged "right before my eyes " her sack of money for an That is the combination that K'^s t1 •2W * be sure to ask how you can modernize your home at assortment of papers, washers, bolts into tlie.se famous Tuckw- by Cilni.e f m •«J *: a v and the like. 20% wool -5% .silk- -75% cotton--nil ,ft . vf big saving. Complete information is available at any ideal combination for Mi>t|jp.y win- .-?;* '•*¦? * Trucker Killed ter weather. Light as a leather and / " ~ . / .* warm a s toast . . they ate easily ' ¦ ' ¦ Vn appliance dealer or at our showroom. in Train Cra sh. (t,' > $ ' ' V~v' " " Elkhorn, WIs.—f/P;—Harold Web- laundered . . no Ironing. This nnv _ 1'f' i 'jg:i' / j material Is durable and .shape re- „ ¦ ster, 27-year-old Lyons farmer, was s 'p s¦ \ ^.At / - ta'htOK. v ¦' Available to Roidcmul Customer! in Communieiej Scrred at Retail by killed and three others Injured when ,$>• %% ¦„. his light truck crashed into the side of a moving freight train on a town TOP—EAUII I'IKCK 5»« i ¦{? l oad near here Tuesday night. Web- NORTHERN STATES POWER C OMPANY IjKKT— EACH PIKCE 5»K V 4J--4( (WISCONSIN) ster's wife, one of the injured , was ^ reported in " ' critical condition. FRED NYTES I RIGHT—i'lO; SUIT $U9 • ' . ' • " Thousands of Birds KIOItIK STYI,K SHOWN 7'J. ** THE GAS COMPANY Trappe d in Lake Ice. CHOATE'S WILL CLOSE FRIDAY AT 3 P. M. I j Madison, Wis.—(fP)—Thousands of KXTKA SI/KS—• SMAU, KX'l'KA J j > , wild waterfowl are frozen fast in COST X . ' > • ".' ice-locked lakes throughout Wiscon- AND REMAIN CLOSED FOR THAT DAY. I Buy your app liances on th o new COOPERATIVE sin. Reports that ducks, gee.se and coot ' 50% SAVING PLAN. You can save up to $60. Ask were trapped by the &uddcn freeze-j liance Dealer or visit our show- up following Monday 's itorm have any cooperating App beeir received at the state conserva- H. CHOATE & COMPANY room for details. Hohh Power Company. tion department headquarters here. H. CHOATE & CO. pm Sit-in KSIAHI.ISIH I) lKli l (WISCONUM) About 500 birds, mostly coot, were ,1 lake n out of Crystal lake in norlii-j V J western Dane county late Tuesday Rapids, Iowa; to make." Play practice came to and Junior, Cedar |j | an abrupt halt that night, but Mr and Mrs. Paul Nelson and T Wabasha Jury it will be resumed tonight. daughter Marjorie , Money Creek; I SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS Breezes Off Carlson , Rush- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl In the play, "Moor Bom," the ford; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eggert, | Gives Doctor Independence Church The Moor wind is supposed to blow outside. Oarvln Heights; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Def ense Topic Here Friday Storm Causes If nature were always as coopera- Ask, Money Creek; Carl and Walter <-/ • tive as . she was Monday night, we Ask, Houston; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | $75 Verdi ct Scene of Wedd ina By Emmy Lou Jackson. wouldn't have needed to make a Votruba and children , Joan and Meeting of Postponement of Independence, ,'WU.—(Special to Amid snow flurries, 60-mile per wind machine. But we made one, so Robert, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry At ' Creek, and Mr. Had Sued for $100; The Republican-Herald)—Ss. Peter hour gales and falling cables and now next Tuesday night when all of McElmury, Money and Paul's Catholic church here was a sudden wind begins to blow, don't and Mrs Philip Eberhard and sons, Court Adjourned D AR. Cha pter Deanery Meeting the scene of the wedding of Miss trees, lights can still be seen burn- think it's another blizzard, it's just Billy and Buddy, Mound Prairie. Dorothy Kuka, daughter of Mr. and ing way past curfew time at Som- our little wind machine, demonstrat- Lunch was served at midnight. to Monday. sen hall at Teachers college be- Bishop Mrs. Frank Kuka, and Rudolph So- ing its efficiency. * Wftbasha , Minn.—(Special to The Mrs. Swain, Becky Keeler and bota, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip cause Tuesday of next week, the BIRTHDAY PARTY— Republican-Herald) — A Wabasha Volkenant, Miss Dean Snowbound in Sobota, at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday day before Thanksgiving vacation Well, this is enough for the Relatives and friends surprised county district court jury, after S. ?i. Minnesota. with the Rev. Lucten Kufel reading begins, the Wenonah Players will first time. We'll be back Mon- Mm, K. A. Anderson, 476 Washing- deliberating for one hour and five McCarthy_ Talk. the service. present their fall play, "Moor Born." day night and tell you some ton street, at her home Wednesday of her birth- minutes, brough t in a vndict of $75 National defense was the subject Because the Rt. Rev. Stephen E. The bride was attired In ft floor- It Is the story of the famous Bronte more "somethings" about our evening in celebration for the plaintiff at 5 p. m. Wednes- sisters, their father and brother. play, "Moor Born." day. Schafskopf was played and considered during the program at Keeler, D. D., bishop coadjutor of length gown of white faille taffeta is day In the case of Dr. W. H. Rep- fashioned with a sweetheart neck- The casi^ rehearsing every night lunch served. logle against William Ahrens, Sr., the meeting of Wenonah chapter, the diocese of Minnesota, and the line and leg o' mutton sleeves and a at college. Dr. Gladys Lynch is the and Mrs. William Ahrens, Sr., all Daughters of the American Revolu- Very Rev. Elwood Haines director. She is also chairman of Independence Girl , YOUNG iADIES SOCIETY— , D. D., butterfly skirt. Her long lace-edged Ladies society of Cen- of Wabasha. Mrs; , in place with a tiara the division of fineyand applied The Young tion, at the home of G. E. dean of the cathedral in Louisville, veil was held Lutheran church will meet in The case was a suit for $100 for of orange blossoms. The bridal bou- arts at the school. Judging by the Arcadia Man Wed tral medical services to the defendant's Maxwell, 676 Walnut street, Wed- Ky., were marooned in southwestern the church parlors Friday at 7:30 Minnesota following the quet was of white chrysanthemums diligence of the cast, director and Independence, Wis.—(Special to Rlstuben ^ son, Buster Ahrens. Witnesses were nesday afternoon. Armistice committees in charge and by the p. m. with Mrs. Arnold ( fNj day blizzard , the Winona deanery tied with a white taffeta ribbon. The Republican-Herald)—Miss Jen- Tillie Tosterud as host- Mrs. Ahrens for the defendant and Mrs. Mary K. Swain, who was in Miss Blanch* Kuka, cousin of the rehearsals we've seen this week, the and Miss Dr. Replogle for the plaintiff. The meeting scheduled this afternoon nis Kampa, daughter of Mr. and esses. Visitors are welcome. charge of the program, discussed the and evening at St. Paul's Episco- bride, was maid of honor. She wore play is In readiness for presentation plaintiff was represented by Wil- a blue moire taffeta floor-length at any time. Mrs. John Kampa, was married here liam Marx of Winona, while Martin national society's stand on the sub- pal church has been indefinitely TWO TO FIVE CLUB— ject. She pointed out that for many postponed. gown and a gold wreath in her hair. Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. by the Rev. The Two to Five club will meet J. Healy of Wabasha was the de- _ The sixth hour play produo years one of the prime objectives T'hit?¦*. " io ii naarac* aii*ivu*i\;cunMMAi mn nrl fn\/uunj ^ nt i Its*My 11*uliti The other attendant, Miss Irene Lucien Kufel at the Ss. Peter and Friday at 2 .p. m. at the home of fendants' attorney. TTie Jury fore- Dr. William Arkwrlght Doppler, Qlerok also a cousin tion class Is constructing the man was Mrs. Fay Sprague of has been education for national de- Rev. Russell K. Johnson, rector of , , wore deep rose Paul's Catholic church to Vincent Mrs. L. E. Bullard. 11 Vz W the What Constipation Victims Suffer h to worry about. Just get on and go- and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tearse. John Dzuro, wife of the pastor, will add enjoy every minute of the trip. give party are to be used by the aux- Shirts - - • Shorts TOWNSEND DANCE— a talk. And to show how little the fares are: $«# ' The program is as follows: 100th iliary. Mrs. A. E. Melnert and Mrs. I 29 I Union Suits Winona Townsend club No. 2 Psalm, Mrs. R Steiner were co-hostesses. Delayed Elimination will sponsor an old time dance at . G. Petersen; "Prayer Common Symptom, arm NERVOUSNESS Examples of Round Trip Fares of Thanksgiving," choir, with organ RETURNS HOME— TIRED , SICKLY FEELINQ , INOIBESTION the Stockton hall Saturday evening, rrwnFmhi Wlmininonna a Vullffllll Or NASH CLOTHING STORE The club orchestra will furnish the and piano accompaniment; "Come Miss Gertrude Konkel, 560 East OAS AND LOSS OF APPETITE CmcIim Par|Or eaf music. Ye Faithful People, Come," Ladies Fourth street, returned home yes- WHY THIS STOMACHIC Chicago, III $10.70 $13.35 chorus; "After Sunset," a. French TONIC ' terday from Minneapolis where she MEDICINE IS OFTEN NEEDED Mllw*uU«, Wlt 8.30 10.35 horn solo, Leon Sacla; "Thank God visited relatives and friends since Roehutar, Minn 1.80 2.25 for a Garden," vocal duet, William Saturday. When the bowels need help, the »t om»ch often needi and Arthur Gibson ; "Thanksgiving hel p too , Whe n elimination of dinning waste maun Owatonna, Minn 3.25 4.05 nna lingering acids Is delayed , often you don ' t gel Madiian.Wli 6.05 7.50 at Midnight," Mrs. J. M. Dzuro; missionary Society— full good ira m the food you eat. Tha t's why you Offertory, "Ode to Thanksgiving" The Missionary society of the may suOer nervousness , sit up nights , endure the JmnvllkWii 7.15 9.25 fep ^ mep *»* ^ ^ s p i misery of indigestio n. That 'a why you may drag BVolt p**" *>£ (Beethoven) , organ and piano; Church of Christ will meet Friday out of bed In the mornlpg feeling tired, rundown , . Wii 7.95 9.90 BKESES ^QEIs incapable ol doln* your "Let's Be Thankful," Men 's chorus; at 7:45 p. rri. with Mrs. Earl Lee 265 best work. That may b< M»nV«to, Minn 4.85 6.05 , why you don 't enjoy the fun of life and the thrill oi "Thanks Be to God," Ladles trio Sioux street. The lesson will be in really living. Tr#cy, Mlnn 8.00 9.95 (Mrs. Rolf Hammer, Misses Geneva charge of Miss Fern Abell. For real results , you've got to stimulate BOTH Brooking., S. D 10.30 12.85 Marking and Ruth Knudstad) ; In- the bowels and Btomac h to carry on their norraa 60-day limit. •Birth or itit eitr i— CIRCLE C— functions. You can do it with ONE time-proven but them elur(t « «ro «lio vary low. "I'd start the furnace . . . but keep on my k J| VL strumental selection, Mrs. E. E. formul a . Dr. Pet er Fahrncy 's genuine Alpen Quinn and Circle C of St. Joseph's parish met Krauter. Compounde d from 18 of nature 's imooth- For lnlormtlh», tlckitt, rtstnathn i ap ply to summer underwear. No wonder I was chilly AW j \ family; anthems, "Thou working mcdldnals and peevish. , when. I switched Art Praised in Zlon" and "Glorious with Mrs. Edwin Swlnsen, 406 East , Alpen Kraut«r is « real in- J. L. CHRI STOPHBR , Ticket Agent Until last year /' -Jy \ / Fifth street, last night ternal stomachic tonic medicine. It jpeed s digestion C. & N. W. Station, Phono 4432, or I Heavy Duty 4 BUCKLE I to IiANES middleweight WINTER SETS." V;! 1\ \ / Is Thy Name," choir, and postlude, Mrs. Frank and Increa ies th ; •pp«tlte. Alpen Kra uUr ui«er B. J. CARLAND , I). P. & P. A. "Now Thank We All Our God, Subjeck won the attendance prize. gentle removal of dinging, «tale. old waste prod- H Canter St., Winona , Minn., Phone 3572 Gentlemen, in these middleweight gar- ^\ | " or- ucts that may make you ieel "low " and played out. ALL RUBBER ARCTIC I \ / J gan and piano duet. A I &^tt& ments you're unaware of underwear. They *l l''' **'"'"""f . r .&(?r tJ 'S or,',«,',"al genuine Dt. Veter FahtiMy 'i Heavy sole. ^¦^Sjr ' ,W^ ALPEN KRAUTE R wlch laxative-pl us action CHICAGO and rubber give you outdoor comfort with Indoor from your nearest 1' feece corrugatedLined \t\\ //&?CATHEDRAL P. T. A.— alirney Agent today. NORTH 1 I warmth. Easy to pull on and take off. No button* ) \\ (I The Cathedral P. T. A. met Wed- Mar ih's, Rademaehe r ' a, Ford Hopkta *, GoHi' f WESTERN m^^^HR JT. ¥. Holden , Brandt' i Market , P. Hn»ke * Co. I . 1 or draw strings. The gentle athletic support of I \*\ II nesday evening for installation of ITaba fta-—L anamack' t Pharmac y LINE ^^^ Hl the Hanesknit Crotch-Guard keeps you feeling / Wft II officers by the Rev. L. D. O'Day and I Extradurable Reinforcements. 1 trim. AU:round Lastex waistband. Select one of / wll II a program which included two se; vl^^^ A the popular Wintbr Set styles. See your Hanes / \j] Jl lections by the Cathedral choir, Dealer today. p~ - ¦ . JT^ ¦ "Panls Angelicus" and "Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair." Father HANES PA fe-^Asi O'Day discussed character building C %\ in the schools. A social hour fol- Radio princi ples EVELYN'S BEAUfy SHOP applied to tiny 213 Johnson Street Phone 4131 WINTER SETS to lowed the formal meeting. New of- wearable unit have brought clear jJJ J nr jj ffl fc M ficers are Mrs. Hubert Zeches, pres- hearing to many in this city. ident; Mrs. William O'Neil, vice- Medicall y accepted. THANKSGIVING SPECIALS president; Mrs. John Dugan, secre- Regular ?6 Creme-OU AA g ^^ tary, and Mrs. J. B. Hoffman, treas- CALL ON 4LZ1 MtC^f^M Permanent Wave 5 " "VW Wjmk-^jro * urer. The fourth grade and' the BA l\J\ a p»ir of Crotch- II >O Regular |5 Eugene X Guard Shorts (figu re HAKES HEAVYWEIG HT seniors won the school attendance 4t ^t Sff^Hf I / \ at *°P' or Crotch - ( ruiumnu «¦• »«.¦». prizes and Mrs. Henry Holz the par- Permanent Wave ^>«!*" Ow TrfBtP^ // | Guard Wlitd -Shield i I CHAMPION l| 0THMI , ents' prize. Refreshments were served SONO TONE *** *- *) [/ I (shown at left). All Iiot( out in the theme of a "Village the -business discussion, the ask. only ¦ nesota's 1940 11-day deer season was —The government of this French cation form "¦"'"'"" 1 ¦ well under way locally today. Most Book Pair" with the tables trans- group participated In folk danc- about your identity and ing which was led by Miss Vir- Island colony in the Caribbea n to mak.= . mall o£ the local groups were headed formed by colorful canopies and ability Tou » , m m._l-t. ¦ _ for the northern row of counties, ginia Towrier, Minneapolis. Wednesday night announced "con- How to Mak e a Splendid monthly payment- J. fw awnings into book booths. tour Own *^ ^ The address of W. E. Boots, in- solidation of good relations" with 2. Loan. "On ^ ard" or committee ^k Hopes of coming back with a Among the new books for chil- preferably without co. * on y our loan. _-___ ! structor in English; which was to the United States through a recent neisnotifted , to pass^, on y big buck ran high among the dren of various grade levels are «C^ signers.Noo hunters as they pulled out. have been given Tuesday to the visit by U. S. Rear Admiral John Cough Remedy at Home ^^^^ these : For pre-school children : Parent-Teacher association at Al- ¦M Sa fc in TODAY gBLi_-_i Most of them expected to stay W. Greenslade. It is reported that you about four times as much for your ^ Come "Just Dogs," John Beaty; "The tura, has been postponed until next A Big Saving, and It' s So , never ^ ^ ^^^ in the deer country at least "Family Names, Their an unspecified amount of French money. It lasts a long time until Monday. Some of the Little Story Book," Elinor Tuesday. ! Easy ! No Cookin g! • spoils, and children lore it. Origin, and Their Meaning" will be dollar credits have been released foi This is actually a surprisingly effec- groups planned a ten-day north Brown; for children, of primary the subject as requested by the Al- CoiirIi medicines usually contain a Second Floor woods vacation. purchase of needed supplies in the' larsc quantity of sugar syrup—a- good tive, quick-acting cough remedy. grade level: "Stop Look Listen," tura group. ' r [ingredie nt, but one which you can eas- Promptly, you feel it taking hold. It Hirsch Building -y* - A United States. , soothes the irri- ^ The big snowstorm over most ol (book of safety), Berta and ily make at home. Take 2 oups of gran- loosenn the phlegm 69Vz East Thi rd St. K^VF?<~U Elmer Hader, "Strlpey (story of Preparations are hearing* com- Admiral Greenslade, accompanied ulated sugar nnd 1 cup of water, and tated membrnncs and makes breathing (above .T. C. Penney Co.) tJ0fj£flCl(VL northern Minnesota, the hunters be- " by a Major Karris of the United 1 easy. You've never seen anything bet- condi- a zebra), Hamilton Williamson; pletion 'for "Moor -Born," We- ' slii a few moments until dissolved. No l,OAN company lieved, would make hunting nonah Players fall production, States Marine Corps, conferred withi rooking ! No trouble nt nit. ter for prompt and pleasing results. Telephone 3346 tions more favorable, although they "Little Toot" (story of. a tug- get from your druggist 2 J Pinex is a compound containing Nor- boat) Gramatky ; for to be given Tuesday in Somsen Admiral . Georges Robert, high com- Then ,i would like it a bit warmer. , Hardie missioner of the French Antilles. ounces of Fincx , pour it into a pint way Pine and palatable guaiacol, in intermediate grade children: hall.' Co$tumes and scenery are liottle , n nd add your syrup. This gives concentrated form, a most reliable Advance reports received by "Oh Susannah," Ruth and Rich* being constructed as projects of (TJje French Caribbean posses- jou a full pint of truly wonderful mcil- soothing agent for throat and bronehial "' , i' many of the local hunters ard Halberg; "Land From the the rials in play production sions, particularly Martinique have; icine for roughs due to colds. It makes membranes. Money refunded if it , taught By Dr. Gladys Lynch. been considered potential hot spots because it gives doesn't please you in every way. from places where they are go- Sea, (story of present day Hol- ¦ ¦¦ ' a real saving for you, " i -j. since the German conquest of France More than 60,000 read The Republican-Herald every day. ing to stay, from guides and land) Edna Potter; for junior Among those who are taking part from farmers in the area indi- high school age: "Davy Crock- in the observance of, Amerioan Edu- cate that deer will ,be found at ett," Constance Rourke; "Drums any cation week through radio' broad- least as plentiful as during in the Forest," Dwight; "Hello, casts over KWNQ are . two Teach- recent open season. the Boat!" , Crawford. ers college faculty< members. W. A. The number of big game licenses An illustrated lecture on China Owens, co-chairman, division . of Issued locally is running about the as it was a few years ago and as education arid psychology, spoke -- ; same as in former years. This also it is today was given November 9 Wednesday evening on "Developing &&#£ ' is? Human Resources." "Safeguarding pigr; pmwsvaty&W^ Is true In Houston, Wabasha and to the Saturday Study club by R. J. Natural Resources will be the topic Fillmore counties. All of which in- Scarborough,- instructor in geography ' dicates, unless the recent storm at the college. used by thr! M. R. Raymond, in- caused some to change their mind, structor in Ijlology fhis evening from a goodly number of hunters from Registration for the winter 6:48 £o 7 o'clock. -Dr. Gladys E. this area will be moving after deer quarter at the college is now Lyrich, chairman, division of fine Friday morning. under way and is scheduled to and applied' arts, assisted in' the TnBnnil n¥^ 1 be completed by November 20, planning:for the observance of Edu- * • ^ ¦¦¦¦IM V ' tf^ff * T * y»H ^^^^ BIBBBBBBBBBBBB^BIBBBbV i39q^1BBBBBBB HQ ^LbBBBBBI^ jflSSSSSSRV ^LBBBBBBL ™fr JvjBBBBBa % ^LbBBBBb Kv^^ LbBBBBB ^Ari vB t f *V ^^ * ^^^^ ^^ *^^ Wisconsin deer hunters will before the Thanksgiving re- cation week in Winona¦ through the have to wait another week for cess. Final examinations for the radio. '' ]. '' their deer season. The Wiscon- present fall quarter will come 1 sin season opens November 23 November 27, 28 and 29. The At the last meeting of the and runs through November winter quarter opens Tuesday, Science club Monday evening, 30. Wisconsin has an annual sea- December 3, and new students several new. "members were ini- son with a one-buck law. will be received at that time. tiated. Reports on the possible A program for the observance economic self-sufficiency of the NOV. DUCKS GONE. of National Education week was country in war time for such ,storm cleaned the ducks pret- materials as rubber and tin were 0/2&V/AS& The given during the chapel hour ^ ^ p |j |r — THURS. ty well out of the pool areas ol Wednesday by Kappa Delta Pi, given by Miss -' Ruth Boler, \^ 14 Anoka; George Sadowski, Wi- this section, reports gathered Tues- local chapter of , the National to day and Wednesday morning would Fraternity in nona, and Alden McCutchean &\ Education. Prep- Minneapolis. Henry Duel; Heron : Select Today- - - Weeks Pay ' indicate. Whether It is just tempor- aration of the program was a - ¦4a«7O With Lnvrtte and Bath Table Association of Collegiate Regis- - Winona, and 'Miss-Busse sang a ^ ¦HHKK tf ^^ lBifeZ^W H Completely streamlined and built ' the area in the storm. trars at St. Catherine's college ' I ili^i^K^flL^^^ Slii^i^iHH^iMBBSlflW ^^ ^Hn ^ solo. Refreshments were served for ! ' ivory It' s reall y a beaut y ! ^ Hunting, of course, has drop- in St. Paul Friday.. Representa- at the close of the meeting. IH BtM HSSOT fflW'i'Ri^r ^P'^ ^MSrA nn'sh sturdy woven fibre Sl.98^i»ww Cwwni|#iv*wOHIDl GtB tives from Iowa schools were M |OlM ^MHj|| |Saa8HsB I|. ^^^H^feg T \ In ?lossv 8reen with Hns body wllh ¦ ¦ ped to a low mark of the year , ^^ ^ fi ,; ^^VL^HH|jj^^^^^i^ '*' *Vi \ ^B T'1'' ' for some of the hunters caught ing by delegates from . various meeting of th« National Council y^m ^iHH ^D ||||| ^BMn«J0^^^^ ^^k i : ':!.I IH 11(>ci wintlowx!lo tub which mil be used for her colleges, including the College for Social Studies, to be held Novem- * J| (IA A Foy" 24> lon Rl dressin g in the storm to get up nerve ^ ^ ^ ^^^ Hr pHj ^fe. lB^^^ "j| \ T^M Vn SC t'°" s " p table , too! enough to try It again. of Saint Teresa in Winona. ber 21 4o.23i inclusive!' ' ^ \ ' Of course, this Is the wrong view- A program of orchestra music will A' gay dramatic 'skit, "Peace be presented Wednesday, November for Two/' by Peggy Blake will point. The Armistice day storm was 20, 1 one of those things that probably during the chapel hour by the be presented by the. Radio work- Teachers college orchestra under the shop on its regular broadcast hits .once In a generation and the direction of A. H. Langum. The , this evenltig from -7 to 7-30 hunters who lived through It prob- group of 21 musicians will play the o'clock. The cast is as "follows: i^^^J ably will never have the chance following selections: Sally Carter, \§-^^ ^^ ^ $2-98 again of such an experience, even "Huldigungs- Ruth Story; tfen- '11 T'l Sm march," Grieg; selection from yori ; ' flerhiice ' bodge, Sally's' ^ if they were out every hunting day. "Freischultz," Weber ; ' "Intermezzo secretary, Eva Lou Russell, • Equally suitable Indoors or on the MlllSr-^ I \ «1L^ Anyway, the waterfowl season Russe," Franke; "Two Guitars," '.a Plainview; Bruce Norton, com- does not close until 4 p. m. Nov- Gypsy, air, "Lustspiel" overture, poser, Newton -Van' Deventer, ember 29, and there may still be Keler, Bela, and "Andante Theme" Winona; Bill McHflvens, pub- the best shooting of the season from the Fifth symphony, Tschal- lisher, M^yhard Jqhnson, Peter- ahead for the hunter who goes kowsky. soil; Dalrymple; a Britisher, out for birds. Ray Johnson, Dassel; .Joseph, "A At least '.ive students from the servant, Milton , ' , Wilson,¦ , Min-- college will leave Saturday as fteapojlg/' ' . • : • • > delegates to the annual con- ^ / | ference of the Lanu O' Lakes Two visiting speaker's Were in- BACKACHE, region of the Lutheran Student cluded this week in tifaembly 1 pr6- association at St. Olaf college, grams at the celle'g*. Today at 11:15 LEG PAINS MAY Northfield. Those who plan 'to a. ' m. "The Challenge of" Demo- attend are . Relnhold Johnson, cracy-From a Totalitarian World" Dassel; Eunice Hansen, St. was discussed by Mrs. WilMam Wal- BE DANGER SIGN James; Evelyn Anderson, Osce- lace Reriiingtoh, ^Minneapolis, a Of Tir ed Kid neys ola, Wls., Donna Loughrey, Wi- leo'turtf. Friday at! 9:50 a. m.. pr If b»o_»oha «nd lee pain« are m.kini you nona, and Elizabeth Belgum, William Arkwright -Dopnler of the miserable , don 't juat complain and do nothins Appleton. Sessions of the con- National .Tuberculosis, association ¦bout them. Nature may be warning you thai will address1 ' jJ 1 A your kldneya need attention. ference will include Bible' study ;ttte allid.nt body. Wib$MtBffl& ™"LL CAKl ^'fff DRUMS " Whee ln Rail Bearin g! Ij |f-=—1'j 1 U I f ^ ^^ r Th« ludn eya are Nat ure 's chief way of taking hours, tours of the St. Olaf and i^mx ^^Mw -^-^ •iceas acids ana poisonous waste out of the Carleton campuses, business Five Teaohern college stu- ' '1 bipod. They help most people pass about 3 plait dents and a .faculty $2-98 49c 5 2- u ,, ' «,, " meetings, a festival worship . member : mmm ^^ 1 " ^' w If the 15 mile* of kidney tubes and filters service, and installation of new will attend, the Minnesota Col- im e f A M r Wl poo t work well, poisonous wastn matter stays lege Press association conven- - In the blood. officers of the association. mKE£b s?"Sut 5S2 stieaml hed jj tool chest These poisons may start nagging tion on. Friday and ts£4m »# l 7 2r- # i- baokaobeo , rheumat ic pains , leg pains , loss ol ¦ Saturday at ! AdJ usta - ««-»»^.^ * pep and energy, getting tip nights , swelling, Miss Ethel Taylor, Maoalester college,; St. ' Paul. | , mfmk Table and Chair Sel pufflne sa instructor of . .(n a^ VELOCIPEDES under the eyes, heada ches and ditzi- rural education at the college who The five are staff members of $1.98 Set nau. Frequ ent or scanty passag es with en.art- AMERICAN --w^^ ,, .- WH'lbarrOW tf£J QA S4a98 Kvei'.vthinR the boy carpenter 1ns and burning sometimes ehowa the re is tome- has resigned her position until the the Winonan, college publica- *r~sa#*mnmim : ¦ ' ¦ Tv?J^?wBgpM I AC CCT ' ' yf ' ' • "'>. ' '¦¦m ma ^^Pb^T W needs! ibing wrong with your kidneys or bladder. spring quarter because of ill health, tion, headed by the editor, Cyril C ' Child ren won 't quickly oulRraw " Don t wait! AeV your druggist for Doan 's QA. 'V-'^f ^" p|lie qlm lit,.v Gilbe rt tools that Pills, used successfully by has left for Delaware, dhio, where Allen, MHtterVllle. Dr. "Mia 'Mur- : i^Sll^P 49C s »< millions for over 40 ' Ii ^mM ^? . JW' • Iliere are lots of extra fea- "» »'K ; \ 4 ,, ,..,.„ really work ! fears. They «iv« happy relief and will help the she will live with her sister. phy, who is advisor for the SWS^B 09C ' .¦&r ¦ Lois of fun and tures on thin velocipede— for m« 27 x21 table stands 21',, Packed in n UiVxH V steel mse IS miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous paper' is the faculty member who iROT J U enoiiKli taste from the blood. Get DoVn's Pills. mi&Lmi&iit&mn« ni B ri> c "^^ "^^ b'K to your children 's delight! '''Kh! with brn.ss curryniR handle! Edti- The Women's Physical Educa- will attend/-The*, others are M)iss ¦ ' ' ¦ red rub Tli* two chairs are 24 U ' hiKli , . WmmMlm rouih hewn WlW ¦ ' ' hclp Uttle Front Wheel fender ... pnd- ( allon:ll!¦ Gerda Pedersen, Albert Lea, an.d * Mm.. :: . ':, builders ! ded leather saddle ... red re- with ViWxUW seats. ^mB^^Mikwi m,« . :- with ¦ Dorbthy ktiUar, MWs Mildred nector tail llflit. ___^___ — Jellis and Howard 'Rorfencranz thlclc ^^ ~-—~~-^ of WlrtonaT Speakers Will be at HPES^f DOLL BED SKIP BALL " Mimmg^t the convention " fttomV the ' Uni- MpSpf ^^ versities of v WOMEN 'S Minnesota and Ala- Wsmis*!wt£-~ - M \m wl i9o ^P^^JKVi^/;,-^ » (3v Other Vel(M'.lp«den for mnaller Kli v.V-^**'^ ^S~~^~~—~^~ I ' I ] bama; and Halsey Hn 'l , Min- ! ^^ - neapolis sports writer, will be on the program. "W*'re in' the* Army Now"' has VI "^^IL ' ' ^ ^ RJ ^^ ^ been' chosen for the Lucas lodge ^¦A ^^ Htt CVI ^^ BflBMkitf lK&UkUMtt Ui 1^ I m\ life ky ^k\ MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMW* r9 ^^^^^ J ^^^ 0t^K^^^^^ M\ ^^^^ M /f^ ^^^^ ^ ^. ^^fek ^f ' & ^^tB^/ ¦ 1 W If I Lc^*^-—- party Ort Friday night of this week. WINTER COATS Plans - are hearing completion for an unusual entertainment at the lodge for- the young men and their guests, who are being recruited in lo CLOSE-OUTS OF true draft fashion. 'thia* week. May- 13i4 hlgh l W^^ fill I ' '¦ " v "ce TREASURE CHEST luriifi ¦ MUCH HIGHER PRIO «A^ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ J nard Burt, Utlca, nnd ' Carsten G-Sll ' Hl^S "^ ° - MuSic r«r uuie KaM! aandiger, ' Spring Grove', jiead the I ' KI> C! O A T S. VVR- * flfl^L committees in t ch.arge - of general 6IRL doll qq li] _ arrangements. Registration, ou tfit- HKh iQ/» <<'•", Electric Phonograph X.^O Y»u ,,g Students ' LHight! Kiiiii (?k*f\ ww98C CO OQ and A court martial'are among the strongIt>!i "slit, yet . fiJ 9*i«r O Roomy onoukii for storing Mnall 12 AND 14. THEY'RE ^B . . I WmMSs&wMffl ! *A] 17 llaolr anil Pkaiv Cot novelties prepared for the evening. W^^^Mm ! Good- <.^S?| " Rlrl doll! ' to>'s alui books! IICSR allU Vlldll QCl Portable >> ' xH" REAL BARGAINS . . Mffliiwffi^&simlooking, com- /' f\' Moving eyes Cute nursery designs on a 19"x9" . CP yf t%O At a regular meeting of the /' pretty GOOD machine! Bright metal trim and padlock! ^^^^F i ¦mssu%w®iwm>&8»^M^^B^^M I / J and on 3>*T«*/O International Relations dlub 6ti . |^ teeth! Kxcellent reproduction I Popular boat design lid! ^r ^ (1|1 1p ( Tuesday evening*, discussion 'cen- ®iur~<.w/,>}f,?'-is!a PmAI HAD ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ______H<>-Vs illlcI K'rls -l 1V ^"'lii1; - fcwff -"-' '"» "• ¦"»¦"" • " '""* "" tered around the issues 'in the Wmffi'®WFFi " "" " "" ter.s and studjniB nt a desk Uni t recent general election, and the fSKP,Vi'fejkC-*;'%tt AO_ Is all their own! ¦¦¦¦ ' : ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ >¦ ¦¦¦¦ Tins one has a loll-too and ,m'|)- resulting distribution of the ^Sffjt/Mj ' - *Uv VP|_ "__ _! " ___V ^W J T _M vole. Miss Irene , Strau«ky, Tubular frame ' B| ' ™ arato shdiim drawer! Owa- Wm^^ Sk ! ^_9 " MkM WkM ^ f * ^ S Pigeon-holes nwko it easy to be tonna, was acting chairman in ^*P^5' T __Br Rubber tires! ^T^ J___i J__ m JLw JB"-LJ J__ ___F the absence of the. president and ife'i.'lP 1 ' ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ¦' Desk is 31" liigh and clian 'J.) 1 - " vice-president. Seven members ' -.^^sJ^ steul ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^ _^_^^SOHO^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ____ ^^^^ ___ ^__^_^^^ _____ ^__^^^ ___ ^_^__^^ p^^^^^^^^^ y^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ES^H ' of the group led in the discus- Mnple l liiish. ... . _.. _ _. . _...... _. .. „ .._. __ __...... ~ Thousands of workers whom the A. F. of L. DIET AND She $r tmblinm*ra fo had left cold have become staunch unionists. Prime Plans On Edge! An Independent Newspaper! Established In 185$ The issue of Industrial as against craft union- HEA LTH by The Ism is not vital. The A. F. of L. had industrial Published every afternoon except Sunday unions from the first and Is not opposed to Of 3rd Term By Winonn rfepubllcan-Herald, 67-69 West Second St., LOGAN OLENDENING, M. O. tered at the postofflce at Wlnona , having more. Wlnbna , Minn. En Sixth Age. Minn., as second_ class mauer. Are in Making end of about the fourth Managing Director , H. R. Wlecklng. Editor , Congress Still Has Work. At the M. H. White, or fifth decade of life, comes the Member Associated Phess . Administration leaders again are urging Debt , Ta xes sixth of the seven ages of woman. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the Congress to adjourn. Tills Is the request made and Business Here a reversal occurs in the chem- use for republication of nil news dispatches credited periodically since June. $ven under pressure Control Aired. ical tides of the ductless glands, to It or not .otherwise credited In this paper and also •¦of a political campaign, Congress took only a . their secre tions diminish, changes the local news publ ished herein. in the elasticity of the arteries oc- series of short recesses and technically re- By Paul Mallon. to fat storage ap- Official Newspaper County and City of Winona Washington—These are the fur- cur, a tendency mained in session. ther steps of which the prime New pears (or if it has already appeared Subscription Rates Various Interpretations were placed on the Deal movers are talking, the is accelerated) and there is an Delivered by carrier In Winon a , 15 cents a weok in thoughts which may be pressed , atrophy of the skin. , legislature's continued refusal to leave Wash- gossip has invested advance , 26 weeks $3.90—52 weeks $7.80 undoubtedly played an trimmed , or expanded to make the Old wives' By mail—strictly in advance Paper stopped on ington. Public opinion this period of life with dread—many country felt Congress dominant policies of the third term : expiration dale In Ftllmore , Houston , Otmsted . Wl- Important part. The « women spend ten miserable years nona, Wabasha, Buffalo , Jackson , Pepln and Trem- had no business going home. An Immense • • looking forward to It. This attitude DEBT — The budget - making Some day we pnal eau counties— amount of legislative work was, in fact, re- formula of the government will should be dispelled. 1 yr...$5.00 6 mos...$2.75 3 mos.. .$1.50 1 mo... HUc are going to get up a good will con- quired throughout the summer and early fall. have to be revised. A double entry to talk about All Othe r Counties in Minnesota and Wisconsin system will have to be effected spiracy to agree not 75c Now many congressmen are anxious for the climacteric with women who 1 yr.. .$6.0i 6 mos.. $3.50 3 mas.. .$2.00 1 mo.. along lines which Mr. Roosevelt not through it. Or AH Oth er States Except Pacific Coast States adjournment. It has been a long session and It^vp passed at first suggested In his budget mes- about It In helpful X yr.. .$7.00 6 mos.. $4.00 3 mos. .$2.25 1 mo...85c in any case Congress will reconvene in less sage last year. Expenditures which least to talk Pacifi c Coast States and Canada terms. than two months. But there is the viewpoint could be considered "investments" Medicine*. 1 yr...$8.00 6 mos.. .$4.50 3 mos.. .$2.50 1 mo...$1.00 should be kept separate from or- Helpful of some members that Congress should not ' Modern medicine has found many international situation. dinary running expenses. Instead of alleviating the symp- adjourn in view of the of charging up a $50,000 expendi- methods Further, adjournment would mean sacrifice of toms of this period—methods entire- ture for a road, or a ship, only years ago. Most of Na tional Advertising Representatives. several valuable measures partially enacted. the depreciable annual proportion ly unknown 50 NOEE, ROTHENBURG & JANN , INC this improvement is In the form of There are, for example, Wagner labor rela- of the cost should be considered on Offices. extracts of the ductless glands- already approved by the the red side of the Treasury ledger. of estrogen at present Chi cnRf)--.'i(in N Michiga n Arc San Francisco—Ballnui Blrtg. tions act amendments How far Mr seme form Nt>w Yor 'A- 10 E.lm FuJUeth 31 DrU tnv- General Mmora Bldg. . Roosevelt will carry give the best re- House. They will lose their status unless adopt- the point cannot even is considered to Atluntn —Rh odcs-Hnvcrlv Bldg be guessed sults. Calcium gluconate tablets NofiTHWEsi Daily Press Association ed by ttie Senate this session. Sc will the Logan- now, but preparations for a new ' viosterol are valuable kind of federal budget combined with Mi nneanolts-St. Paul—Palace Bldg., Minneapolis Walter bill, intended to clarify with respect on that basis in combating tension. to court appeals from decisions of govern- are actually being made within some The heart and blood vessels are DO NOT PUT YOUR SECT ABOVE HUMAN- government departments. The New f or love mental agencies. unstable at this time and subject 1T Y : Beloved, let us love one another - is Deal viewpoint Is that large busi- temporary upsets. There ^ The Ramspeck civil service proposal needs ness firms to many of God; and every one that lovet li m born o) God, , like General Motors, do is the symptom so annoying to most and knoweth Gnd. He that, lovcth not , knoweth not only to have certain differences composed not count capital expenditures as a women which comes when the blood God; for God is love.—l John 4:7 , 8. two forms of the bill as passed by total annual loss, so why should the between the government. vessels of the face dilate and there House and Senate. All this, work will be wasted is a feeling of heat and stuffiness. Tax Cuts and Limitations. If Mr. Roosevelt chooses to limit These crises make some women self- if Congress adjourns without completing action the new budget system to what Two developments—and there will be others conscious and are very embarrassing on it. could strictly be called actual capi- for that reason. Incidentally they in coming weeks—help bring taxation to the tal investments, the difference occur in men as well as women, and forefront prior to the Minnesota legislative would not be great. The main ef- in both instances indicate a temp- session that begins in January. ABOUT NEW YORK fect would be to spread out the orary upset in the nerves which con- by George Tucked bookkeeping charges — not the cash trol the size of the blood vessels. One is the declaration by Governor Har- New York—My secretary, Asia, speaks: cost -i upon future years. But if old E. Stassen , We know pretty thoroughly all about made after the election ,, that a Deor GT: The Plaza publishing people called to say he chooses to apply it generally to the chemistry of the. condition now main goa l of his administration during Its they were sending you a new crossword puzzle book roads, ships and buildings, as well and can do much to relieve It. . , , And Washington telephoned to say your Social as bridges, he can revise the debt second term In office will be to reduce the levy didn 't Temperamental Upsets. Security Number was 057-10-2784. . . . They prospects and the whole stated fi- "A common attitude towards this on real estate. The other is the plan of the mention your draft number, and neither did I. ... Did nancial condition of the Treasury Minnesota Conference of Real phase of life is that It is in some Estate Taxpayers I do right? to a radical extent. way connected with mental illness. to set a maximum on this levy by constitutional And, oh yes. . . . Billy Rose dropped in to ask « » was • It can be said at once that a woman about you and to say he was sure burlesque TAXES—A complete revision of amendment and force a gradual reduction over He said he didn't have anything against the who has had previously a good emo- the next ten years. dead. the tax structure is deemed neces- Changes in Hatch Law Expected tional adjustment, need not fear good , and I am quoting him, hard-working people sary. A committee representing burlesque any more than all such an eventuality at this period," Two avenues are open for reducing any employed in what's left of various interested groups should be By Charles P. Stewart. gressional seats are predicted than ticular, in quite an Important post, the engineers had personal grudges against, tru driv- writes Dr. Mttton J. Miller, in Hy- specific levy in any state. One is to shift part that Amer- selected to study methods of siphon- Washington—Election being over, ever before in American history. who whispered any amount of geia. Temperament upsets appear, ers of. horse cars. But he went on to say ing out savings from the Civil Service commission looks I mean contests to prevent the Willkie-McNary propaganda into of It to another tax. The other , which is the ican people had detlded that pay dirt was to be found the private and but usually in those who were tem- only reduction really having meaning, result that smut and corporate pocket and bankbook. Or, for an avalanche of complaints ol seating of nominal winner?. my ear. He always took me into peramentally unstable before. My is to only in clean shows, with the violations, during the campaign, of Removals to Be Sought, an especially dark comer to do It , curtail expenditures and thus cut the levy nudity practically were bankrupt in this country. as some want it, to prevent the ac- experience has been that the woman cumulation of savings in the future the Hatch law, the law prohibiting Efforts also seem certain to be but I'd guarantee that he did the who has always been an arbiter or because less money is needed. That, if achieved , • • • to such an extent as in the past, political activity by government matie for the removal of shoals of same .thing with all his other tyrant in her family, who has dom- Well, Just after Billy left who do you think walk- workers. A small class of individu- civil servants, charged with perni- friends whom he thought he could is genuine tax relief whereas shifting is not, "If that guy while leaving the past alone. On inated or tried to dominate an only ed in? ... Yep, I. Herk. ... He said. its face this seems- to call for much als on the federal payroll hold obvi- cious campaign activities. Hither- trust. His position was such that excepting as the result is to relieve the bur-1 Billy Rose has been in here running down burlesque " son,, or a small family, will use higher income taxes all along the ously political Jobs, of a policy-mak- to the civil service commission has he could spill a deal of anti-admin- this period to put on a show and den of one group of taxpayers while adding to and I am quoting, "he's Insane." He said all you have ing, character. The law doesn't ap- not necessarily had to dismiss a istration Information, too. customers in front of the line, the revenue to be paid out In make the whole family uncomfort- the burden of another. to do 's look at the line of government expenditures ply to them. It does apply, how- convicted offender. It could repri- Other Side, Too. Gaiety. . . . The Gaiety is a burlesque house that , and thus able. The woman who has had to Tha t the legislature and people of the state keep money flowing. ever, to the vast bulk of the rank mand him only. Under the Hatch And, of course, there were oodles manage a large family and there- carries on all the time, and he wants me to ask and file. They can vote, dismissal's the penalty. of pro - admlnlstrationists engaged would approve placing an absolute ceiling on you what is the difference between burlesque strip A reduction in consumers taxes of course, law fore has had to submerge her own on theaters, but they can't do political mission- There's another difference, though. in the game thing. the state property tax as.the newly-organized tease .and the strip tease in.Billy's floor show at the tobacco, etc., is like* personality shows little "tempera- wise favored by many New Deal ary work—not -without violating Previously the commission had the I shan't peach on my friend, but ment" during this period . Minnesota Conference of Real Estate Tax- Diamond Horseshoe? ... I told him I would. there are others who doubtless will That was a nifty about the drunk in the elevator. economists as a means of encourag- that law. last word. It could acquit or penal- But, most important of all to payers proposes is doubtful. Future needs can- . . . That cop friend of yours in front of the building ing expenditures for consumers A peculiar feature of the situa- ize as it saw fit. The Hatch law on theirs. All told, I'd gamble that remember is that for the majority not be foreseen and such a limitation could says Pat O'Brien is the darling of the police force. . , . goods. tion Is that very few complaints permits an appeal by the alleged cul- they'll start a volume of Investiga- of women—perhaps 70 per cent>- He says all the cops who can get off always meet Basis of these tax theories is that (less than 100, from all over the prit to the courts. tions to keep all available commis- this period comes and gees with prove crippling. The 1939 levy would be used as country) were received In Washing- It may seem as if most of our sions and committees and courts the maximum him at the station .when he comes in. . He says savings are accumulating, and there hardij any disagreeable symptoms , and the conference seeks ten they like Cagney and Humphrey Bogart, too. . . Is little prospect that these will be ton while the campaign was raging. civil servants should have been busy for some time to come. at all—almost unnoticed. successive and progressive yearly cuts of three Well, who doesn 't? . . . You should have seen the crowd used for Investment or for any pro- Yet, during the same period, the mainly pro-Roosevelt during the The English system Is a tighter per cent each from this figure. hanging around Cagney at the Lambs the last time he ductive economic purpose In ¦ the capital simply was swamped with last campaign, since the New one than ours. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. England (a State tax reduction is something everyone wns here. near future. Therefore, a govern- queries concerning fine points of the Deal's been on the job for hard In a civil servant H. J. W.—"Would you advise a ment tax pump should be set up to law, which Is a new thing and not onto eight years, during which a postoffice worker, for instance) cold shot for a child three years old? wants, If achieved without hampering essen- keep the pipes from freezing. at all fully understood in detail. lot of them got their positions un- hasn't -even a vote. He's out of The last two winters our boy has IN HISTORY political life altogether. If he so tial services and agencies. Cutting taxes will YEARS ? The general conclusion is that der its auspices. been very susceptible to colds. He be the more welcome, if there really are any, * • party organizations were holding Still, plenty of them are hold- much as peeps politics, he's canned. has been getting all the cod liver BUSINESS CONTROLS—The New The Hatch law gravitates us Ten Yeara Ago. Dealers see that the vastly expand- up outright accusations as post- overs from earlier than 1932'. oil that he should have, but it because of the Increased federal levies that The new Kresge 25-cents-to $1 store at Third and election ammunition, In the event Moreover, many recent appointees somewhat in that direction , but It doesn't help him resist colds. are a certainty due to the defense program. ed business activity coming as a " Center streets will open tomorrow for business. result of of their side's defeat at the polls, haven't sympathized with the New doesn't arrive so completely at Its Answer—I do not believe that cold M. Webber of Wlnona and Ralph Gibson of the rearmament program , destination. O. will require controls as to prices, whichever way. It's taken for Deal. Living in Washington where shots are certainly helpful in pre- On Guard in the Caribbean. Duluth have completed a 2,555-mile trip from Lake production, granted that now the howls will they're thicker than hops, I know I don't quite llkt the Idea of de- venting, colds for anybody, no matter Itasca to New Orleans on the Mississippi river in a labor, etc., but the only dozens of them at least, and not a priving a citizen of his franchise Although a reply has been received from two items they are talking about pour In from both camps. In local- what age. In a three-year-old It rowboat after three months of rowing. yet are ities which went Republican the few of them were ardently pro- because he works for the govern- seems to me the chances are that the Vichy government which apparently has The witch hazel bush on the Teachers college priorities and prices. Strong- Willkie while the fight was on. ment. Yet it does more or less er steps by the National Defense yelps presumably will come from the cause of recurrent colds is In- been regarded as "satisfactory by Washing- campus near the library Is now in full bloom. Democrats and vice versa. It isn't They were pretty careful not to simplify matters. A chap who fected tonsils and adenoids. " Two new engines will go into service on the Chi- commission to require prior consid- eration by alone the presidential issue that's say so after the Hatch law enact- hasn't a ballot of his own to cast ton in regard to the possible effect upon French cago , Burlington and Qulncy railway trains, the Black industry for all needed , isn't politically listened to much. , K. S.:—"Is it advisable for a per- governmen t defense materials Involved. Congressional fights are ment but; they'd divulge it in con- possessions in the western hemisphere of the Hawk, No. 47 and 48, through Winona soon The en- , will , too. fidence. The English rule doesn't prevail son with ulcers of the stomach and ,000 each. undoubtedl y come soon. Price re- to be considered negotiations with Germany, the United States gines cost $100 In short, more contests for con- I'm acquainted with one in par- in John Bull's dependencies. colitis to take a teaspoonful of bicar- Theta Sigma Phi, honorary and professional jour- strictions will have to be imposed bonate of soda three times a day?" sea patrol goes on. nalistic sorority of the University of Minnesota , an- as production gathers momentum United States destroyers and •Answer—Yes, or even more. Bi- patrol planes nounces the pledging of Margaret R. Glenn of Winona. months hence. Some are saying no carbonate of soda and other alka- are "cruising" in the Carribbean , "to participate The Winona Teachers college football squad will stronger absolute price controls will line powders such as calcium car- in scheduled exercises." On the face of it, coin- be feted at an annual banquet sponsored by the Die- be needed until the general level bonate or aluminum hydroxide neu- No-Mo club of the school at Central Methodist church goes substantially higher. Indian Women Win Voting Rights cidence only is responsible for the "exercises" tralize the acid in the stomach tonight. W. J. Wittlch of La Crosse Teachers college « « • which keeps the ta lcing place near France's two islands, Mar- will be the. main speaker. B? Jack Stinnett. vey extending from; Alaska to the place in the last six years. The In- ulcer irritated. STATE SOCIALISM? — The New sands of the Mojave that will dian reorganization act in 1934 gave tinique and Guadeloupe, But such coincidences Deal thinkers (Henderson , Prank, Washington — While the world Twent y-five Years Ago. has been rolling on with other and knock the feathers right out of Indian groups the right to draft will be felt also by its conqueror. usually have something more than chance Gilbert, et al) are agreed In say- The restless earth The coldest temperature of the season so far was ing they do more momentous matters, a revolu- your war bonnet. The facts are their constitutions for local self- itself has in- ¦ behind them. experienced last night, when according to the official not want the govern- that the-old Idea that Indian women government, to elect their own of- terposed another obstacle to Hit- ment to build for its own operation tion has been taking place In the Several French war vessels, including the reading of the thermometer at the home of P. C, , teepees and around the council fires are subordinate to their braves has ficers, and to borrow from the fed- ler's exploitation of Rumanian re- Myers, local weather observer , the temperature dropped any more defense factories than been proved to be as dead as the eral revolving credit fund to es- sources, oil and otherwise, further aircraft carrier Bcarn , are at Martinique , where are absolutely».necessary, and do of the American Indians. to seven degrees above zero. Out comes the Bureau of Indian pterodactyl. tablish their tribes in economic en- to serve his aggressor ends. they have been since France collapsed. About Playing on a field covered with snow the Winonn not want these factories to be op- terprise. Only that erated by Affairs with the results of a sur- A few recalcitrant old braves may slight comfort may 10U American warplanes, originally consigned High school football eleven met and defeated the Nor- the government beyond • » • help ease the newest blow for an Saturday by the close count of 7 to 0. the existing crisis. If additional still be pulling their blankets around to France, are at Martinique. Reports say mal team and staged unique and often world- them, shaking their braids and won- In Civil Service Jobs. already suffering people with whom A touchdown by Buck and a goal by McGlll gave the steel capacity, for Instance, is need- The Indian maidens had learned tlif planes have undergone such weathering , shaking one-act dramas — Cyrus dering what the modern Indian iheir fellow Nazi victims and the Highs their score. ed and the industry is unable or his fa- a thing or two from their white sis- still-free world sympathize. that they could not be put into immediate unwilling to Field defying ridicule to lay maiden is coming to, but they are serv- P. A. Brewer of New York arrived in Winona undertake the con - mous cable under the Atlantic; In a vast minority. Younger bucks ters and lost no time in getting the ici: witho ut being reconditioned. But they rep- this morning with the collection of paintings executed struction , they seem to favor the vote and using it. Since the women Final Count Issued. government Handel saving himself with his im- of the tribes not only have been ac- resent a potentially valuable war force coveted by his father , Nlc A. Brewer , which are to be shown doing the job, but they mortal "Messiah"; Balboa climbing cepting this new freedom among already had established themselves Honolulu—(U.P.)-Tlie territorial nt the art room at the Winona free public library for Insist tlioy would dispose of the In the arts and crafts, the sewing, secretary 's office announced Wed- by every warring nation. auspices of the Ruskin Art club. government' the last few feet of hill that took their women but have been aiding ten days under the s interest in the fac- him Into sight of the Pacific; Roget and abetting them in it by electing canning, poultry raising and other nesday that the final official count However , the chief importance of Martinique The confectionery store of Frank Shea located on tories when the period of emergency things by which the Indian family in the plebiscite taken on the ques- West Fourth street was entered sometime Sunday and de Lisle, for one night a genius as he them to tribal councils and to other and Guadeloupe is in their location. They are Is over. They talk strong for private wrote the Marseillaise. And* the posts formerly held only by men. income is supplemented, their place tion of statehood for Hawaii li: a quantity of candles and tobacco stolen. ownership. at the new council tables imme- Yes—40,174. No—22,428. in our first line of defense for the Caribbean Percy Rolllnger, well-known local young man, lett Lenin story— For example in Nome, Alaska, ' » ' * * This is one of the shortest and diately became important. and cannot be permitted to fall lnto unfriendly today for New Orleans, where he will reside in I lie FASCISM?—Th e New Deal think- where the community is largely In one other respect , the gov- future. Mr. Rolllnger has accepted a position with the certainly the best of the 12. It dominated by men , in a secret ballot hands. Our navy Is alert to the situation and is ers cringe at the mention of the picks up Lenin at his Swiss cobbler's, ernment has given the Indian I, C. railroad. word. The controls they see as for members of the council of the woman a "break" In her search for takin g precautions to prevent such an even- where he had lodged while carrying Nome Eskimo community — a na- tuality. The act of Havana permits necessary over production , labor, his conspiracy against the a new freedom. The reorganization the flotilla Fifty Years Ago'. prices, are not the same as similar along tive corporation chartered by the to take action whenever necessary. health of the world. Then Lenin has government — four of the five po- act also set forth that Indians Grain receipts are fair at 85 cents for spring controls operated by Fascistlc states. Russia and should be given civil service prefer- whoat, 80 cents for winter, 70 cents for barley, 40 word of the revolution In sitions went ' to women, , Only To their minds Fascism Is an in- the abdication of the Tsar Nicholas. ence in the office of Indian affairs. I hird Term for John Lewis? cents for onta , "56 cents for rye and» 60 cents for dustrially con trolled state , and , Moody Etagenk saved the day for Hundreds of Indian girls have been potatoes. And then word that the revolution the males and came off with the The "thi rd term Lsmip Communism a Inbor controlled state, is not the uprising of the proletariat given jobs since then. There are 100 " In thr C.l.O. gen- The chorlslry addition to St. Paul's church will be Inbetwepn they seem to think not too choice post of vice-presi- Indian women now teaching In the era tes heat, Demands upon John L, Lewis to completed this week and used for the first time on their, n, he had hoped for, but rather a dent. ' au\ be ctemocvAUciUly con- means adopted by the Allies to pie- « Indian service schools and almost re.- .isui Urn presidency as he promised if Presi- Sunday. trolled state (although they do not * • that many are graduate nurses in Willi am Francis, state evangelist of tl:e Y. M. vent a separate peace with Germany. Suffrage for All. dent Roosevelt were re-elected have come from put it Just that way). But he must get to Russia, and Indian service hospitals. One more C. A., spoke upon the work of the executive com- Mr. Roosevelt ran do «s little Commissioner of Indian Affairs mi'iiy C.l.O. members there was no way, except the bold- says generation, and no one ever will be- \ tin INITHIATION ^^*' who voted for Mr. Roose- mittee on Sunday at the Presbyterian church in the or as much of all this as he chooses John Collier there are 135 In- lieve that time was when the velt. Also have come demands that Mr, Lewis morning and at Central Methodist church In the eve- est. Coldy, he presented his plan for dian communities In the United --or more. a sealed railway car which would be squaw's place—only place—was in hi- ning. States and Alaska where constitu- the teepee. ' drafted" lor a Ihi rd term. The pot promises Dr, H. O. Larabee has returned from Springfield, drawn across Germany—the occu- tions governing tribal affairs have ti> boil until the convention at Atlantic City 111 , where he attended the national convention of R EADING AND pants of the car were not to be ex- been adopted and in not one of next week. Modern Woodmen as a delegate from Wlnona Camp amined, nor would they communi- these is there a single stipulation Rumania. (Dayton, Ohio Should Mr. Lewis decide to stop out , it is No. a 18. WRITING cate in any way with anyone outside against women's voting and holding , Daily News.) * PHON ^FOR FACTS John Snigger, fireman at the Central building, has By the car. And Ludendorff agreed. At office. Rumania, come under the Nazi Believed his Miceessor would be Philip Mur- resigned. 3:10 o'clock of the afternoon of heel, ray, JOHN SELBY In the Ute tribal council in Colo- had sorrow enough for any — The Freeman Stoker will per- vioe-preMdent of the United Mine Work-"" April 9, 1917 , the car left the Zurich rado, two women, AUeen Hatch and land. Now nature scourges it too form Stefan Zweig 's "The Tide of For- dependably and efficiently If er;> , ol which Mr. Lewis is president and which Seventy-five Years Ago. station , attracting no attention. It Emma South Beecher, sit with with the moat destructive earth- supplied with our special Cozy ..s been his staunche st, The Qulucy Mills near St. Charles are now being tu ne" Is a pa rticularly good job of was, Zweig writes, the mightiest five men. Clara Wicks, a Shasta In- quake in Rumanian history, claim- 1k' .supporter. Mr . Mur- fictlonlzlng history, Home Stoker coal. ray advoe.ited the re-electi on operated by Burr Dcuel, formerly of Winona. These and by that projectile fired in the World war. dian, is president of the council ing an estimated 1,000 to 2,000 of Mr. Roosevelt mills have been repaired at great expense and have token it will not please those who It was shot across Germany and of the Indians in Quartz Valley, lives and causing Inestimable prop- — It Is properly sized, top and h ut has been closely associated with Mr.. Lewis. a reputation for manufacturing family flour second •a ant their history straight . But Sweden and Finland, and into the Calif. Bessie Tilloliash, a Ute, is a erty damage. We could not wonder bottom, and uniformly oil treated If this happen;;, it is expected that Mr. Lewis to none in the state. even when It places thoughts in the heart of Russia and the world. Since member of the Shlvwita council in if this finished the breaking of for cleanliness. will continue highly influenti al in the"1 ' C.l.O. Mesirs. Laird , Norton & Company are running tneir minds of its character;., although 3:10 o'clock of that April day "the Utah. Mrs. Virginia' H. Walker, a the Rumanian heart. unless Mr. Murray declines mill until 10 p. m. In order to prepare their winter 's Zwolg nor any other man could world clock has kept a different full-blood Omaha, is treasurer of the The Rumania which escaped the — A very good moderately, priced to let him be the know what the thoughts in those time. coal for automatic heating com- power behind the throne. supply of lumber before the river freezes tip. The " Omsha council In Nebraska. On bombs by capitulating to the con- Interior lumber demand promises to be large this win- minds really were , it still has the Not all the stories have the cold the Wind River reservation in Wyo- queror had here no such choice. fort. Piujpicts of a peaceful adjustment of is- ter. feeling of authenticity. As in the chill of horror In them, as has this ming, Mrs. Nellie F. Scott Is presi- Much the same, if not v/ors-e devas- sues which divide the C.l.O and the A. F. oi L. The United States Telegraph line between tins Lenin .story. one. But not one of them falls to dent of the Arapahoe council. The tation than war itself would have $7.25 per ton appear ln'iyliter city a nd Rochester is nearly completed. The North- But firs t one .sho uld know Just reproduce a scene and a mood, and Fort Hall (Idaho) reservation bus- visited upon the hapless country, as a result of Mr. Lewis' actio n western Telegraph Company is also putting up a what Uwels has tried to do. From not one of them is dull. The stories in backiiii; Wendell Willkie. iness council n,ow has its first wo- Rumania now experiences. Little There seem to be li ne to the same place which will be completed in a the whole cour.se of history he has combine the author's skill at biog- man member In Sarah P. Snipe, a consolation can the country thus nu inherent reasons why the two great or- lew dajs drawn what he calls '12 historical raphy and at tictlon , and many are full-blood Bannock. doubly stricken find. Such frec- ganiza tions should ncit work in harmony. Mr. Improvements are being made en Secoiri street in miniatures " Those are 12 instances perfect of their kind. I could go on — the list Is long. souled men as Rumania still has WEST ERN 1 the way ol tilling up i n which dcvtlnv | Lewis' I'liiel oerviei; has been as mudholes and raising the cross- , futr or what you •'The Tide of Fortune, " by Stefan Mr. Collier says this change in may only reflect that the catastro- an organizer. walk s. will call it, has, turned dramatist, Zwmg ( Viking; f 2.7SJ , Indian affairs really 1 , has taken phe smiting subjugated Rumania, fhoue 2831 ^ dltlonal" aid to China should "take Youth Who Fled Molotoff , Hitler 'Negotiate ' the form of material supplies and City Tax Rate Prof its Secondary, National planes a.s well as credits." N. D. Hospital Lamont asserted that "Japan must abandon once and for all in Increase Seen Security Fir st, Knox Warns the Par East the Nazi theory of ra- Is Recaptured cial superiority and the idea of By Boston — (/P) — Navy Secretary cilable conflict which must be fought Portal, N. D. -HP)— A wounded Asia's new order'." Audito r Knox declared this country would out to a finish," and added : youth from Flint, Mloh., who es- Saying "there is every reason why not "appease anyone on earth" in an "Only our continent remains free caped f rom his guard In a hospital Japan a,nd China should use their To Be 105.54 address today in which he called for from actual oonflict and even over Tuesday evening and propinquity for "close and lasting unparalleled unity in building na- here, the shadows fall and we shall at Dickinson Mills for All fled that city in a Stolen car, was relationship," Lamont emphasized tional defense and in preventing "or- be kept free only as we attend to that he was "not proposing any Homesteads. ganized treason" from within. the first duty of national defense." apprehended Wednesday evening in form of American appeasement to- Speaking before the New England Knox said that in "organized a service station here, where he had wards any part of the Axis." City of Winona tax rates for the conference — Jointly sponsored by tieason" a -weapon has been forged stopped to warm himself. Note* Nar.l Stratagem. coming year, both on homestead real northeastern governors and the New which attacks the spirit and morale The Wrest of the 18-year-old boy He declared that Germany in- England council , a regional promo- of a nation. "Organized treason," estate and on non-homestead real came after officers, falling to find a duced Japan to Join the Axis in an tional organization—Secretary Knox he asserted, "has been ft tremen- trace of the youth, had expressed effor t to "turn our eyes from the estate and personal property, will said that the next five years would dous factor in the success of dicta- fears that he might have succumbed again be in excess of 100 mills, ac- our endurance as free men in tors thus far. • Atlantic to the Pacific and thus "test " to the subzero cold. slacken our aid to England." cording to an announcement today a free country." Kr'ox said that Germany had a The. boy, pale and haggard , was from the office of County Auditor five years," whole division in civilian clothes in He asserted the "attempt to throw "Business in the next taken into custody by Albert Char- Americans into a panic" had failed David H. Fakler ¦ where the rate was he said, "is not going to be like it Spa n "and an attack upon Oibral- bonne.au, Portal customs patrolman. computed. ' has teen in the past. We've got to ta" is a likely event in the near fu- and he advised Japnn that "if the The new homstead rate of 105.54 make sacrifices such as we never ture " He said that the Axis pow- time comes when she nerdR help, mills Is 12.72 per cent higher than hav e been asked to make before. ers, if successful in attacking Gl- 4-H Banquet Germany and Italy can and will af- the present 93.63 rate and the new Profits will necessarily have to be- bralrai might attempt to move along ford their Par Eastern ally no Hid non-homestead and personal prop- come secondary and national secur- th« Mediterranean coast down Into to Be Held whatsoever." erty rate of 111.20 mills is 11.2 per ity fl'St." South Africa to attempt to estab- at cent higher than the present even "We have the strongest fleet to- lish an air base 1,500 miles from 100 mills rate. day that floats the seven seas," Knox South America, where they could Preston Friday Vyacheslaff Molotoff (left) , Ruolan premier and foreign commissar, and Adolf Hitler (right) held - Though the levy for county pur- asserted. "It is not only stronger, pa*:ol the sea traffic and added "a I'resion, Mum.—(Special to The two long conferences in Berlin and Informed sources said much of this time was devoted to "nrpntUUonii." How To Relieve but thank Gcd it's ready " good deal of the sea traffic there is Republican-Herald) The natural of these negotiation!! was not disclosed. Between them Is an interpreter. This photo was poses for the coming year was re- — Leaders and radioed from B«rlln to New York. duced by approximately $22,000, in- He termed the war an "irrecon- our own." officers of Fillmore county 4-H creases in the state, city of Winona clubs' will hold their annual ban- Bron chitis and city schools levies made the mortbn made a tour of the Winona ferse program takes up the existing quet (Friday evening In the Preston Justice Court pool Wednesday covering several slack of unemployment." Creomulsion relieves promptly be* tax rate increases necessary, it was cause it goes right to the seat of the pointed out. Italians Reported Withdrawing townhall. The affair Is sponsored Appeal Heard in spots where Conrad fliers believed Raps Short Work Week. trouble to help loosen and expel money on nana maae it unneces- by the 4-H Federation to foster there might be persons but found "America today is working a germ laden phlegm, and aid nature sary to levy any money for the Troops From Yugoslav Borde r leadership activities of older 4-H Fillmnr** Clniirf no one. shorter number of hours per week to soothe and Heal raw, tender, in- county revenue fund for the com- members and farn. men and women. Equipment Salvaged. than any other nation, certainly any flamed bronchial mucous mem- Preston, Minn.—(Special to The It returned to the Fountain City branes. Tell your druggist to sell you ing year and the tuberculosis sana- Athens —Off")— The Italians were ian frontier and mopping up opera- Conservation will be the theme of other Involved in war or defense," Ropubllcan-Herald)— A suit by one boatyard with nine boats, eight out- a bottle of Creomulsion with the un- torium fund, usually from $15,000 to reported today to be withdrawing tions were said to be proceeding the evening's program and all club he said in his prepared address. derstanding you must like the way it $25,000 per levy, was wiped out for conserva- Canton farmer, Gerhard Evenson, board motors and eight guns picked Lamont, a J. P. Morgan partner large numbers of troops from the rapidly further south in territory activities directed toward up. Owners can obtain this equip- I quickly allays tha cough or you are the same reason . The county reve- tion of wild life and natur.al re- against another Canton farmer, and for 20 years chairman of the In- to have your money back. nue fund levy has been as high Yugoslav frontier and speeding them abandoned by tne Italian right wing. ment by contacting Morris Fredgant, as sources will be featured. The main Willis Kenney, to collect approxi- storekeeper at the boa tyard between ternational Consortium for the As- $75,000. attempt Advices from the front said the sistance of ' China, declared the to southern Albania in an sppaker for the occasion is to be mately $70 was being heard today 7 .30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m He also CREOMULS ION Because the county highway de- Greeks were now in a position to Thomas Kelly of the state con- United' States' "continued and ad- for Couehs. Chest Colds, Bron chitis to halt the Greek advance in that' has some decoys, lunch baskets and partment is still in need of funds, dominate the important road lead- servation department. Mr. Kelly in district court here before Judge vacuum bottles that were picked up. board members levied a full ten sector. ing southwestward from Koritza. has entertained many Izaak Walton Norman E. Peterson. The shift in the Italian troop Salvage work was also going on mills, the limit set by Jaw, for this A dispatch from Ioannina said leagues and . school gatherings The suit is an appeal from Jus- today in the Buffalo county area. A fund and the levy is masses was regarded as an indica- that the Greeks were systematical- expected to throughout this county with his tice court decisions by B. B. Fraser srew working under the direction of raise about $160,000. tion that the Italians are on the de- ly penetrating Albanian territory and ohalk talks on conservation. His of Preston and Roy Lewis of Har- Sheriff Henry Rhyner had recovered Most drastic increase in .the city fensive and that the British and seriously threatening vital Italian ability to sketch as he puts over 17 boats in the Buffalo City area of Winona levy was the raise of the Greek air attacks on the Italian base communication lines and that an his message is "tops" and it ]p ex- mony and is a result of a dispute There was still much hunting equip- s^maicR general fund levy from 22.07 mills at Taranto and other Italian and Italian retreat "on a major scale" pected a large group of leaders will regarding land rented by Evenson ment scattered through the bottom- for last year to 22.54 to raise $189,- Albanian bases had held UP the could be expected. be on hand to hear him, said Wal- land. which hunters left in their 422.15. The bond fund levy was from Kinncy on what the plain- * In- transport of reinforcements from the In the EpiruF sector, flanked by ter W. Thompson, county agent. tiff said was a "50-50 basis" in mad dash for safety during the creased from 5.07 mills to 5.43 to Italian mainland. the Ionian sea, where the Italians The dinner will be served by the «torm Monday. raise $45 , which, among other things, he was 649.60 and the fire and po- Counter-attacking . Greek forces had pushed some distance into Greek Lutheran Ladies Aid and toast- to get half of the AAA corn check Ten towboats, which were on the JbjjtwnctcUrtJif TUi&St^^ ytUnctU/ StMvUL lice fund was Increased from 12.70 were reported to have driven a new territory in the early stages of the mistress for the program will be upper river during the storm, weath- ' mills to 12.82 to cover a possible received by Kinney. The land in- THIRD ST. V LAFAYETTE PHON E 7OOO salient into the center of the sagging 18-day-old war, the Greeks were said Miss Lois Dennstedt, Harmony, volved amounts to between 20 and cied it without serious damage, ac- pay increase for firemen and police- Italian battlelines along the Alban- to be moving rapidly forward. president of the 4-H Federation. cording to a War department sur- men. 25 acres. The case was to go to the jury vey. The boats, now all above Wi- Increases. tho this afternoon. Jurors are .Nevin nona tied up to shore during «-vy Gam* m Increases in expenditures by the ships of Winona county with the 0 g Game big blow. They are on their last I M lNtKAL OIL $1.59 t street department to cover blacktop clally denied that the German liner 1 0 Bi Fenstermacher, Bloomfleld; Wallace district schools, are now being osm- Bremen had been sunk off the Hutton, Harmony ; Ernest Ferden, trip of the season. paving on Broadway, for municipal puted at the ofBce New tales of heroic rescues and harbor expense, of the county Danish coast. Licenses Issued Amhersat; Peter J. Johnson, Preble"; ' for airport main- auditor by Deputy Auditor H. A. A Danish family in San Fran- struggles of individuals to survive | HOT WATER BOTTLES i& 59c tenance and similar new expenses Preparations are being made by Mrs. Donald McGillivray, Jr., Beav- river to- f e Stow, who has charge of this work, cisco had received a letter from Den- Winona big game hunters for their er; O. L. Norgarden , Beaver; Mrs. are still common along the accounted for the increase in the and'are to be announced soon. day. In one. Instance three hunters general fund levy. The bond fund mark relatives saying the 49,864-ton biennial deer hunt, the season open- Grace Olson, Bloomfleld ; Morris Assessed valuation ot homestead ship was sunk in the Kattegat, and Rathburn, near Trempealeau got on n M-feot increase is to pay bonds to come ing Friday with bucks, does and Forestville; Lloyd Sik- square piece of land and marched due during the coming year. property in the city of Winona is that Danes believed it had been tor- fawns as legal game during the 11 kink, Bristol; Mrs. F. P. Btegner, $2,099,749 and that of non-home- pedoed. around it all night in military step The park fund levy was increased days of hunting. Preston; Mrs. John Tammel, York, keep from freezing. stead property is $4,748,825 for a total and Perd Trygstad, Newburg. to 8.48 mills bo 4.35 for more exten- of $6,848,570. Assessed valuation of Approximately 100 big game li- Work on the Lake Winona dredg- sive Lake Winona dredging opera- personal property is $1,558,755 and censes have been Issued at the of- On Wednesday the judge ordered ing project will be resumed when tion. ' The increase -will raise about fice of the county auditor, David a directed verdict in favor of B. up, said E. E. , that of money and credits is $16,- 264 to Get the weather warms $6 000 more than for the present 270,992. Fakler. Methods of travel to north- L. Hoag of Harmony in the amount Mclntire, project superintendent. year, for a total of $36,507.36,, to The total assessed value of real ern Minnesota by local hunters,will of $160. Hoag, the plaintiff , in a The pipes froze Monday while the 'tiS cover the cost of buying lake shore depend upon weather conditions and jury action alleged the defendant, r?S EW ii I £v§jL ImSszl property. and personal property on which the Commissions crew was enjoying a holiday Armis- tax rates are computed is $8,407,329. road conditions. The state conserv- William Dozark, formerly of Har- tice day, he said, and arc now be- An increase of more than ten The tax on money and credits is on ation department reported a plenti- mony and now living near Granger, ing thawed out. Mr. Mclntire ex- mills in the levy for the . city of a straight three-mill rate From Navy ful deer population in evidence. It bought a team of horses from him pects almost another month of work Winona schools resulted from the also reported that swamps and in 1938 but never paid for them. decision by the board of education Winona City Tax Rates. on the project before the winter's Below is a table showing the city New York—(U.P.)—Two hundred Ijrushlnnds in northeastern Minne- In September, 1940, the plaintiff shut-down. to raise $91,380 more than the pres- sota are blanketed with snow, which said, Dozark had a farm sale and ent year to replace funds "borrow- tax rates for 1940, compared with and sixty-four young men will be- Two Rochester men who were re- 1939, .as announced today at the will assist hunters in tracking game. sold the horses. Foreman oi the ported lost Wednesday have re- ed" by the board from the school come reserve ensigns in Uncle Sam's State parks, the conservation de- jury was Mr. Trygstad. ]S building sinking fund surplus. office of County Auditor David H. navy today. turned to J,helr homes. They were *§fh Pakler. There are separate rates for partment has warned, are game Harry Qualy of RusWord, appear- in the Twin Cities. \i Ln,S^I \ Z,^ The tax rates for the city of St. And for the first time in naval sanctuaries and deer may not be ing before the judge, Wednesday, if ^vZ ' fflf homestead and ndn-homestead real Two of the missing were in the ^ Charles, the villages and the town- history, the setting will be other entered a plea of guilty to a charge estate, as a result of a differentiation than the academy at Annapolis. shot or otherwise disturbed in the area north of Prairie du Chien, in the state funds levy. The person- parks which include Itasca, Scenic, of selling intoxicating liquor illegal- Dodgeville, Wls. men, The youths, between the ages of 19 to- pay a fine They are two . al property tax rate is the same as Jay Cook and Gooseberry Falls ly and was sentenced Harold and 26, will receive commissions on in Jail. Norman Schlefelbein and the non-homstead rate. parks. The St. Croix federal recre- of $150 and serve 90 days Stephenson. They have both been the decks of the demilitarized bat- ational area also lies largely in deer The fine was paid when the judge State Funds. tleship Illinois, tied up in the Hud- missing since Monday and are be- -mo- -mio- territory. announced that if It were paid he lieved to have drowned. Mills Milli son river. They represent the first would suspend the jail sentence and Nan- Non- graduating catch of volunteers in A large crew of men under the Home home- Home- borne- place Qualy on probation for six d rection of Wild Life Refuge Ranger ¦tesd stead atesd otead the navy's drive for 5,000 reserve Six Convicted in months. State revenue officers. John Lundberg, with boats equipped and ichool Attem pt to Gain Ronald Erlckson of Peterson en- with runners to go over the ice, were fu nd 8.(13 0.10 4.31 9.68 tered a plea of guilty to a charge of searching that area today for these Teachers in- $20,000,000 Estate operating a gambling device (pin- surance Doctor Honored two bodies. They have been given and retire- Philadelphia —(JP}— A conspiracy ball machine) and was sentenced to up as dead by relatives. ment fund .... 0.30 .... 0,38 family group hoped to . SnW'^ by which a pay a fine of $25. All other hunters In the area be- i S^^CT for Stitching wrest a $20,000,000 fortune from John Jones of Harmony and Total! ....3. 03 10.00 4.81 10.00 tween La Crosse and Prairie du SiM!$6f ^ County Fundl, 20,000 other claimants was crushed George Lans of Harmony both en- ac- M KcT O"HI a. ¦ Chien have been accounted lor, J BUflffiM flb yf *\-V^ '" ' ^ ' iii^ ^ ^ -1039- -1940- Stabbed Heart under a jury's verdict today—with tered pleas of not guilty to charges ^ Mllls Mills cording to authorities. County revenue none none &y james inariow. six defendants facing possible sen.- of selling intoxicating liquor but no Welfare fund 8.80 3.S1 New Orleans—(/P)—•A deft-fingered tences of 20 to 110 years. date was set for their hearings. Tuberculosis sanatorium Isaac Newton Sheaffer Newark , sinking fund O.Ot 0.01 Kentuckian, famed for his agility , Six persons were granted natural- Japs Withdraw- Road and bridge fund ....10.00 10.00 in stitching together a stabbed but Dell, interior decorator, and five ization papers and the normal tram- Continued From Page One Tuberculosis sanatorium beating human heart, tonight re- kinsfolk were convicted yesterday ing class of the Preston High fund * 0.03 none nese military yen throughout the Support of paup ers 0.31 0.37 ceives here ojie of America's most of falsifying family-Bible record to school, with Mrs. E. B. Bead as unusual surgical awards. support a contention that they were teacher, put on a program and coun try and "loans" of 600,000 Indo- Totals 15.11 13.89 The Matas medal for vascular the rightful heirs of the late Mrs. gave the applicants flags. China dollars a month to finance City Funds. surgery, never given at stated in- Henrietta E. Garrett. Applicants were " -1080- -1040- Peter Nikolai exports to Japan. General fund 32.07 3!.M tervals and awarded only twice be- Thus ended another sensational Ohiglo, Whalan; Erich Karl Otto Bond fund S.07 5.43 Air Bases Won. Board of municipal works.. 0.30 O.2G fore, goes to Dr. Daniel Collier El- chapter in a world-wide fight for Strelow, Preston; Otto Klehne, Har- Fire and police fund 18.70 ll> .83 kin, a 47-year-old professor of the millions her quaker-husband, mony; Louis Leo Laganlere, Lanes- Foreign sources lacked informa- Park fund 3.48 4.8.1 surgery at Emory university, At- Walter, built with snuff and left to boro ; Ingcborg Sophia Anderson , tion whether such demands actually Library fund S.00 S. OO had been presented but said current Bathhouse fund MM 0.30 lanta, Ga. her with the 'admonishment not to Mabel, and Endre Rolfsen, Le Roy. Police relief association Winning of the medal, named in "let the scalawags get any of it." developments pointed to another fu nd 0.43 0.48 honor of Dr.,Rudolf Matas of New . The widow died childless ten years Japanese move against Indo-Ohlna Fire department relief soon. association 0.10 A.10 Orleans, calls for outstanding orig- ago. 20 Dead - Band fund '. O.ftl) O.A0 inal surgical work In the vascular Then began one of the greatest Continued From Page One The .Japanese already have won fields: Heart, veins and arteries. treasure hunts in modern history. air bases and other military con- BRISTLEOOMB Total! .. -. 40.81 43.63 The work that won Dr. Elkin Claims poured ' an abandoned car bearing a license cessions and stationed troops In City School Funds. in from virtually issued to a St. Paul resident in the A thorough brushing with the • General school fund 17.OS 37.88 the Matas award was largely done every stale in the nation northern Indo-China. I 1 and many bottoms but no information on l Puller Brlstlecomb will spread the School building sinking- in the operating rooms of the Ne- foreign lands. Court hearings were the Foreign officials believed thnt In- T T H ° c natural scalp oil throughout tho hair, fund 10.00 10.00 owner of the car can be secured in do-Chlna would surrender its sover- 1 ?J?. " -"»" '*' s| ¦M i|39 j ' ^*" '" ^l ^*^ " I making It soU and silky. The comb- One mill school tax 1.01) 1.00 gro section of the Grady hospital begun two years ago. S1, Paul. iv lllt e tufts of brlstlea will This case was being in- eignty in fact If not in name, with - burnish each where patients frequently were Scheaffer based his claim on his vestigated further this afternoon. hair till It glistens with health and Totals ., JB.05 38.68 brought with stab wounds of the contention that he was an illegiti- out attempting an armed defense. beauty. •1030- -1040- Intensive aerial surveys have been Japanese forces have been con- Mllls Mills heart. mate son of Mrs. Garrett—born be- made of the Wabasha,*Whitman and NOW PRICED LOWEST Non- Non- Dr. Elkin often removed the beat- " centrated at the islands of Hainan Home home- Home- home- fore her marriage to the snuff Winona areas by the Conrad Flying AGAINST ALL COMPARISON stead stead stead stead ing organs and held them in his manufacturer. Convicted with him service. Pilot Bob and Formosa since midsummer and Bean spent all of recently have been enlarged materi- '" Total¦ tax hands while he operated. were a cousin, Samuel Miller, Wednesday in the work. "" rate , Ci ty Records show that of 11 stab ally. /citrau A ^ of Winona 113.(13 100.00 105.54 111 .80 Wormleysburg, Pa.; and four sis- Abandoned Boats. /peruhA/VAPEX FULLER BRUSH CO. wounds of the heart, all of which ters, Grace Sheaffer, Jap Troops Present. rr Penfleld , Pa.; "There are many abandoned boats r c ™^ .. „„ 1066 W. Broadway Phone 3044 usually would have been fatal, Dr. Mrs. Ellen M. Sheaffer Taylor, Pen- frozen in, on shores, or floating in In addition there are some 15,000 (maonesia M J r ^r: c Nazi Radio Denies successfully on 11. Japanese troops still at Haiphong, ^o 26« J *J look jar our specials' every Elkin worked field; Mrs. Mary L. Sheaffer Eck- the main channel ," he said , "but I \JHSy *™/ \S9^ Baby Thursday evening. man, Bryn Mawr , Pa., and Mrs. Ida saw no definite sign of any live Indo-China port, plus the 8,000 gar- \J Sinking of Bremen risoned there under the September ¦ "¦"¦* -j Elizabeth Sheaffer Gaasner, Glen- person still marooned, or indications #AV- ¦ " . New York — (/P) — The German Hitler Attacks ¦ NUft^INd -- }. 50c; Mead's radio said Wednesday it was offl- side. of any more persons who had per- 22 agreement between Indo-China ished. and Japan. I BOTTLES ^v British in Talk Chinese newspaper reports assert- ¦ » \ \pJll2l\Of/ 50c.„ Mennen„. U. of Chicago "There was one island in the Wa- 02, SIZE —— Uasha area, over near the Wl.seon- ed Japanese troop transports were I f t'\ PAPER Baby Oil ...43c to Arms Workers Econo mist ,s!n side, on which there was an standing by in preparation to land KllCHtN TOWCLS $1.00 Squibb May to enforce any Japanese demands. I I'lil *^ 4 Cod Berlin—(/P)— Adolf Hitler, address- Head Labor Rnarrl overturned boat with something dark T 1W« iw F Uwr Oil ...89c ing munitions workers and army under it, and a dog nearby which While these forces could be used I illl ^^^M^ Mi IO *T labor groups today, declared It was Washington —(U.P.)— President was alive. It was clear from the to thrust either at Indo-China or ^^ J^ J ^ ^ ''a plutocratic, capitalistic England" Roosevelt will appoint Dr. Harry condition of the ice that no one had the Netherlands East Indies, in- dominated by "anti-social tenden- Millis, the University of Chicago reached this little island since Mon- formed observers believed the form- cies" that was waging war against economist, as chairman of the Na- day," Bean said. er more likely would come firs t, "the German socialistic state." tional Labor board . This has been A complete report on this area, since the Japanese appeared confi- HAND LOTIONS pMMSEXlHl The Fuehrer declared that the learned from authoritative sources ana other things seen in the Waba- dent the move could be carried out j. siia area, was made to Sheriff John sec rf f..» W ith wooDBiimr workers had given the soldiers the in Washington. Indications are without definite retaliation s from 25c Face Cream, both.,. .3Uc K&WMLlflft lI *** best weapons in the world , contrib- that Mlllls' nomination will be sent Jaccbs by Bean on his return, and the United States, whereas imme- LOTION • Here's good new« for thrifty home to the Senate Just prior to the con- a party was to check the situation diate counter-action was feared In «• ion"^^ ssssss ltfssssssssss HslsK uting to the German success so that today. Mc Ht owner? everywhere! 'Without paying l sacrifice could be held to the min- ventions of the A. F. of L. and the any attack pn the Indies. *'- tftf|0 ^|Bff^^J^^k " C.I.O. Willis Kreuger, Wabasha county 50a Chamberlain^ 's 42c irlJwwioMuwK one cent for extra equipment or ipec- imum." ^ ; ^^ 5J CREAM ^^t' ^^\A'A ^^ S^^^ Millis, a veteran labor disput« ar- game warden, had a crew of 15 men Japs Warned to ial attachments , you can make your ^B A ¦ Hitler said that with her expanded sUJi working with him today, look- 50c Balm Aloha with Candle I RMg] I OWmo/' cumnsihg. ^^flMJiP^^^^L production and labor front, Germany biter, would succeed J. Warren Mad- Alter Policy. present furnace deliver real comfort ^^ft * ^^^^^T w ^J^H den whose term expired last August. ing for the two missing bodies nnd New York—(A3)—Thomas W. La- and Candle Holder 49c ¦— Mjt "will carry through the fight and, salvaging hunting equipment from f^gjj HM Smm?"^^ cut furnace work and save money ^g Q \ V^MUliiim after victory, the German socialistic mont Wednesday night hounded "a 50c I'earlotlon 39c LT~^M|J time. How? With Kop- the bottomlands. Vjfc Jl/\ | at the same ^ ¦¦^^ta ^ Ssiitliifl iiiiii Vstate will be built as a model for the Auto Dealers of Ice a Handicap. friendly but urgent caution " to Ja- 80« Velure with Dispenser 48c Coke — tho modern fuel that's ^^ pan to change her Far Eastern poli- ^^^wT^T^MD ^*|^ I per* ll^i«^i«ssssssB sslss«»»^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ world." In his search for Elk , Bean located ™ proved its many advantages in thou- The Fuehrer concluded that "this Minnesota Elect a boat , which from the air answered cies and declared , "our only effec- 50c Facq uin '8 Hand Cream 39c ^^M^^ M ifl^^^ u iM* **5So St. Paul—HP)—D. V. Murphy of tive answer to the Far Eastern B^^^^^^^^^ ^ sands of your neighbors' homes. Dis- /". ®*** mighty peacetime work is Germany 's the genera l description of the boat /gj vfy?* Blue Earth was elected president of threat must be constantly increas- yourself! Order * biggest duty after victory." Elk was using. It was on shore cover its a dvantage* Vv^ ' fe the Minnesota Automobile Dealers ing aid to England and continued Authorized Koppers standing on end. Surface crews were TOASTED BUTTERED PECA N SUNDAE 13c today from your .-/^Cgm Train Dispatcher Dead. association at a meeting of the trying to reach this spot today . and additional aid to China." Coke Dealer. \L ) ¦ St. Paul—(IP)—Lowell M. Davis, 63, board of directors here Wednesday. Ice conditions in all of the pools At the same meeting, a dinner oi , f - I. i.i ki un< kuyi- »f oili Mullicolur Fa clul 'I 'Imiiim will be given to MRS HOB'l . died in his home here last night ap- Other officers included H. I. Pos- are bad. Ice is still unsafe to walk the Academy of Political Science. McCOKMICK , 518 Wol King, U she will |)i«.)eiit this ad at the uusmcuc parently from shock or strain suf- tier of Rochester, George Ziesmer on , vet it is too thick to put a boat Alfred P. Sloan , Jr., chairman of C OL'i lLCl OX LISTEN IN—THE SHADOW—Thrilling radid fered in an automobile accident In of Mankato, Steve Pyle of Orton - t'irough. It requires almost con- General Motors Corporation , culled drama every Sunday, 4:30 P. M. Station WLOL j 3^E Menomonie, Wis., Wednesday morn- vllle, and R, E. O'Connell of Mar- tinuous ice breaking'to go anywhere for a return of American labor to sf^V^L ing. He was chief traveling dis- shall , all vice-presidents; John Kon- except in the main channel or deep a six-day week and elimination ot T ED MAIER DRUG CO. patcher for the Great Northern shak of Bralnerd , secretary, and R. sloughs. tlie overtime "penalty " to speed the railway. I N. Jones of Minneapolis, treasurer. I The War department boat Throck- production of industry, "if the de- with tellin g force in coordin ation flank the British fleet in the Far ler bo break their alliance with th e good bet warships and planes are Home Wrecked by Quake with , surf ace craft. Bast. British , even if Russia is willing to > included. Ettrick Loses British Victory to look the other way. Now comes Taranto to show It 1a clear now .that the planes The Br ^lsh did their best Keep British navy effect e-ven Japan what a team the which bomb ed Taranto operated Stalin 's premier aware of their Taranto may have a» arm can make. more immediate in the Par Kast . and the fleet air Fight to Keep At. Taranto Will {vdm i'R remainin g a.lr- growing air strength by giving ( two of BvlUlr The Ja panese , new partners in the carriers. Incidentally Molotof f the first air mid . ex- crat ^j , it . is a perience of his life In Berlin last Axis, are makin g military passes Cha ppell Discusses Highway 53 Stiffen Turkey vindlbati< jn''df ,fchls Hy pe* of wattihi p, night. which indicate that they are abou t which lost much prestige with' the Little is to be deduced from the to penetrate to Saigon , at the tip ol Wills at Meetin g of sinkin g, ear lier In the war , of.' the German communi que issued today, Indo-Chlna , possibly In connection $143,700 Set Influence on with Slam . That would put them' Life Underwr iters Br itish aircraft carriers Courageous which says merely that the Moiotofl - y meeting of the Aside for Beaches Hitlar conferences "led to mutua l on the flank of Singapo'e Britain 't, At the monthl Russians Must and Glorious. Underwriters assocla- accord 1' on the important thin gs in Far Eastern naval and air base , and. Winona Life Corner Project. Be Considered. The Im portance of the discovery Latsch Pood annex , At- that the British navy can fight ef- which 'both Germany and Russia In position to proceed to the Dutc hi tion at the P. Chappell ad- —( fectivel y from the sky as well as are interested. East Indies. torney . Brant ly Whitehall, Wis. Special to The By Fred Vanderschmldt, group on the subject of Republican-Herald )—Ettrick lost s from the waves needs no under l in- Turks Heartened. Far East Reinforc ed. dressed the A.P. Fore ign Affairs Writer. wills in its intimate relation to ac- fight to keep highway 53 routed ing. But the Russians already have But the British are sending Singa- ¦ When Britain's Churchill said that Russia Watc hing. acknowled ged British naval mastery pore an air marshal , the first ot tivities of the life underw riter. throu gh there Wednesday when , by the will and the Taranto bombin g of Italy's It is pert inent , however , to fol - in the eastern Mediterranea n and that branc h to be chosen for such a[ He stated that both unan imous vote , the Trcmpealeau , instru- main battle fleet would low the ri pples from Taranto to now the y are aware that the Brit- p , to be their commander -in- the life insura nce policy are count y board of supervi sors favored have .reper- ost conservat ion and on a route other parts of the world. ish fleet Is somethin g more than chief In the Orient; to guard di- ments of estate relocation of the highwa y cussions in naval affairs In ever y both are essen- sec- The news could not have been Just a nav y. rectl y over Malaya, Burma , Hon g; distribution and said which will exclude the business quarter of the globe , he was not ex- practical and ef- approved the lost on M. Molotoff , Soviet Russia 's The Turks , moreover , must be Kong and the British air forces ot' tial items 'in any tion of Ettrick. and He cited many for this aggerating. premier and foreign commissar , who heartened today by Taran to. The the East, and to work in coordina- • fective estate plan . allocation of state funds illustrate the ad- pro ject. For it is more than a British naval is on his way back home after Turks guard the Dardanelles and th e tion with British naval comma nders i cases ot record to victor y, this reported crippling having talked to Adolf Hitler , pre- Turks hold the land brid ge over in China and the East Indies and I vantag es of making a will, and de* Residents of Ett rick have opposed of legal appeared in a ha lf of Mussolini' s hoarded ba ttle- sumabl y concerning Germany 's which Germany may want to cross with the commander -in-chlef oi: fined will term s and common t he relocation and with wills, giv- bod y before the board when the ships by royal navy bomber s. It is need for at least passive Russian to the Near East and Suez. ' Tar- India. terms in connection underwrit ers a. basic mat ter was under discussion at a above all evidence that Britain 's fleet support for a Balkan and Near anto will stiffen the backs " of the The British also have sent newr Ing the life subject. special bwtrd meeting in August. At has an air arm which can strike Eastern land stab intended to out- Turks and make it harder for Hit- reinforcements eastward and it's ai knowled ge of the the t hat time the board voted to lay SALAD —-———————« ma tter over until the annual se&sion In November to give the Ettrick residents a further chanc e to appeal to the state highwa y commission and t he Public Road administrati on , WE REPEEM F00P STAMPS which controls the federal funds. DRESSING T. M. Reynolds , division engineer of \\Y>Hwj] !mf)iW»J$m the district highway office at La E6G NOODLES Crosse, appeared before the board MMMMMM¦tt ^ l MBBMI ^ Z WMM ilWih ^ ^MWMIl ^ fl iM lil ^ "Cremaid" brand. Rich, "Quality" brand. Pine, med. "Wednesda y and informed members ¥ *fP noodles. Cl/m m -~ ^^ amBm *W*Jl9'B mmMlVlmPm creamy dressing. *% bag z tot ****** tion had not changed its views and WT^ vT 'i V' t3 * • ITTi'rMM r' ^^ te ' would not participate in the project ' Golden Grain" brand Dark ».\*i 1 ^J iJX l^l^MxLLi ^X W 3f J»J ^^F "OCEAN SPRAY" BRAND. PURE, STRAINED SAUCE with federal funds if the highwa y w 'sr *» wn.s to con tinue its present course cranberr y sauce 2 25c th'oiiEh the village. 5-ib Pi\i :::Lu 25 c %HffHff Ettrick was not represented at the £> A ¦ UA.I wJ ^maW ^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^ ^if cw^f mM"CORONA" BRAND. CUBED FRUITS IN SYRUP board session Wednesday and no I* llb tor SALMON ^kmW_^ < fdiiitHUM pamtaii can 9 ,nr 1Q«9Q opposition to the relocation was "Ship Ahoy" pink Alaskan ^ MP^"^- ^/_ UUvlUAIL L 1 voiced at the meeting with the ex- (he "' DO YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER ception of an appeal from Ole Mus- These are ruins of a home In. Bucharest wrecked by the Hb. tan 4,0 -hartman's- brand. Columbian red in svrup tatl . supervisor from the town of disastrous earthquake which was felt all over the Balkans. The 2 for *^ C SHOPPING EARLY ¦>_« No. city 's death toll has passed the 300 marks and Rumania ' micpDCDDlCC 2 U. Ettnck , who asked the state highway s known » deaths app roached 1,000. This photo was radioed from Berlin to raspberries ~ * i* commission to consider the feasibil- New York. niiir i niii p ' ^ A f» ity of following the route of the ^^ ^ ** * y present Ettrick & Northern railroad [Ctit-2 fc bargain l obb bed as much as possible. year projects , wit h concrete surfac- bridge , Dodge, $206.81; Wade , Lin- PINEAPPLE¦ ¦¦ * ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ .ss '2S r-— ing. It is expected that bids for the coln , $200 ; Bkern bridge , Gale, $527 ; (8-oz. diced" , 3 for 20c) • ¦ fc iT The route proposed by the state Pigeon Falls project will be adver- Silver Creek , Gale, $367.50; Three- GRAPE JUICE CANDY hi ghway commission follows a course Red-Wing grap e Juice. Sugar Schuler 's thin mints. Cream west of th e village of Ett rick and tised within a short time , according mile bridge , Arcadia , additional aid , UIMI » ¦¦ ¦¦« ? m imviiin* Ml ull . mmwom pta0 Joins the present highway nea r the Lo Mr . Reynolds. $198.63; John Olson bridge , Arcadia , NIBLETS SAUERK RAUT PEANUT BUTTER ¦*««•»• «-* *¦ r > The board approved expendi tu re additional aid In the amount of use. 12-oz. bsttle irtc* w *# "£a box -" "Lb.Ii 21cdfa * w I A. J. Herre ld farm near Beaches , Corner. Pending ratification by the of $2,000 of state funds for the im- $122.50, and the Hogden bridge in "Del Maiz " whole kernel corn, "Air Mail" brand. Well cured, "Krick" brand. Ground from I r? W% TUniCI" IZ IT" provement of the road in Perrot Ettrick , $439.29. golden? bantam. k nil** Trempealeau county board , the ^Q. . long shred. *% "* ~. No. I peanuts. |A. tSUviL.llK ItiiCIr l l\l I project ha.>! been delayed but will State park at Trempealeau and ap- The annual report of the activities 12-oz. can...3 for 4«9l» No. 2V6 can..3 for *OC 2-lb. jar ...Each *?t 2—5c BUgler now proceed with the pur chasing of propriated $900 for Improvement of of the Trempealeau county highway O"5 r ights of way by the Trempealeau count y trunk A in the town of department was given and showed count y highway committee. Of the Pigeon to match a $600 appropria- oiling of 35 miles of , state trunk CATSUP PINEAPPLE JUICE TIMA FLAKES 1940 state allotment , the count y tion ra ised by the town. highways at a cost of $15,000 and an KLEENEX board approved the expendit ure of Perrot Park Project. extens ive county trunk maintenance $83 ,000 for the Frenchvllle-Beaches The hi ghway levy was approved .and construc tion program benefiting bottle 3 for mmiJ hb mmmm Corner project , and Wednesday ap- and re duced about $6,000 from the 'man y county trunk systems. Pur- \ * 46-nz. can . .Each * *t ir No. % can ...Each *Vw h^mm m—i>¦—¦ mmm ^mt proved the alloca t ion of $60,700 of previous year and an additiona l chase of one Oshkosh truck , one ^ ^^ the 1941 state allotment for the 56,000 cut is expected In the road snowplow , one motor patrol and an project to which federal funds will and brid ge appropriations In match- au tomobile for the use of the com- ASPARAfiOS C be added. - Imtssioner , all of which were paid COFFEE 3* PUMPKI N 3* ing sums raised by local units, mak- 37c "Lake O'Isle" brand. Fancy pie pumpkin. Other Appropriations. for , was reported . The machinery "Peaberry " brand. Ground fresh when purchased ^J g tips and cuts. *>C 25MM%mr I ing a. $12,000 decrease in taxes for j and guaranteed to please *« No. 2tf can The board also appro ved the ex- highway purposes. Prank Stencil , fund has a balance. l."""J^s. ; ' *- $626.25 for county trunk T In Gale. ed 'Viva Greca. CflFFFF «.) 4/ The board also "Our march forward was delayed V rrtt loans made on ,' The height was held by suey or chow mein. a*i a The vou r slgnnture only (b) of in fantr y. ) ¦ ¦ no embar- | The funeral of Brother Fred with full equip- 25c rising Investigations. Inquire to- , • abou t 400 Italians "-— • ¦¦¦¦¦¦ tiny. Nyles will be ' eld at St. Paul' s ment. They were supported by bat- r i*¦• ¦¦¦¦¦¦ i^W , potatoes •"- «~ «• «' f.oan a made to linfle periom or Episco pal church on Friday CRANBERRIES^ "m Large home grown, good ; ¦ - I married couples. ter ies oh a hill 1,000 yards away, but " VwlNDEXr ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -j-. a fternoon at 3:30. Members by 3:10 p. m. the height was tak en , Flaming red Eat- shou ld hn at (he clubroom at with the Italians driven back , leav- -Q tt Peck 15 C Cleans windows without WmT , . ^ 1 fK ^2^2ffi2fr ^PsvE i ED GRIESEL ' n,or berries... Lb. J.2J C 8-oz. jg - ff I 3:00 o clock, ing behind 64 dead and wounded 10o.lb- ggr. LOAN COMPANY I ¦ c g» g jj ^ £' j fWPPyS ^S WILLIAM MANN, and 27 prisoners. ^ ^ ^ I 170 E. 3rd St. Sachem. "I was wounded in this engage- • DIAL 2915 « ment. The Italians , fighting in small "DROMEDARY" LEMON, CITRON, ORANGE * GLACE FRUITB V.EL S^f^^^Jm ^^AJm M.^JmM ^^m^Z^^II ^^^ groups of about 26 , retreated in pan- ^^^Tf 3' -' For wa»Wns nner fabrics. -Sthf ^Kmrnamammm ^^^^^ B^^^^^I ic. My forceR carried on the fight PEELSrttL O flllAndU filULHUC ACE rilUIIOFRUITS can°* O3 forIM 9*if43Vt , th rough November -6 when reinforce- (Buy x lftrge pkg and get one lOO % PURE FRESH GROUND BEEF . I ments arr ived. My men were so "DROMEDARY " BRAND. HEAT AND SERVE '" ^. enthusiastic that I could not hold S'to?*.!'.. "I' 22 C HAMBURGER . . . ^2^/ ^ I them back . DATE md NUT BREAD *<*£¦ 2 25c "On November 6 the Italians still *« §qat towe ls vaVD SVGAR cvmv I were bein g hotly pursued In the di- "VERMONT MAID. MADE FROM CANE _ ' rection' of Korltza when the retreat " * MAPLE SUGAR paper towel8 for kHcnen PICNICS. SltlOked ^B. 14C I developed into an irregular flight , ' the Italians throwing away their MAPLE SYRUP "ST M 33c SjfSn....^ 19c VO YSTERS I » ¦ tW» NECKntWf\ RIBSRID9 I equi pment. MALT-O-WHEAT BREAKFAST CEREAL < Soot r°Mtn' each ^ ^^^^ ^ **V*jS^" ^^ ^ ^ P/ ^ ay^WBBB I^Hl8BB IBB |HBB |BBj |H|BB |jj HpB ^ ^^ ^ B many priso ners lfutrn . th "Up to 8 o'clock that night , we fro m " had taken about 800 Italians prison- SIM 'S CEREAL LUX SOAP . 21?..__ . . A__ 21c__ 2S.^3fc 12c B -21c The beauty care of the _ er and killed about 1, 100. ^ ^ ^ ^ m **. * I "On the snow-covered summit of Mount Smollka abo ^t 230 Italians CORN BEEF & OOc ,:r.. -:".,, 23c were killed by bayonet charges and CABBAGE W«BHW«mM««W • B.^^ ¦ "Dlnty Moore" brand. Heat and serve. No. 1 Vi can CHICKENS 12° machine- gun fire . ^L ^M *> *%* *%*£ "At 9 o'clock on the night of Nov- . Each ^^^ § PAR IV SPRINGS, TO FRY OR ROAST, LB 17c I ember 6, an Italian cavalry column coming from the direction of Kor - OIC-A-UOO BLIND X tt Sr~ BACON-Slice H MINCEMEAT itza to assist t he retreat wait held p 2 lc and dispersed and itself retr eate d In disorder. , "t , e % *iie ». ^.ioe "Panic spread to the whole col- Hr E: 22c sgrsBc r: r umn. They threw away everything cm » || i Stjj sy Chh ppk * ^ ~» X ^Hk jHj h^H ^H they had In order to flee more =? quickly. SfHlsasa. ^Ass x « "We tied our prisoners together PORK LOIN suds. Large ' 12H ¦ . For cleaning glass, no Hlter ,¦„ 4 # C 1 with ro pes in groups of 18 and led p to O**2c«* them back , each group being escort- ^,i; ,r. .f, U.-£- PORK CHO PS ed by two Greeks. " £5. ' :'!:. e..,. 17c STEAK I "The y made no resistance. On the ' Good center 4 C1/ a Young, tender sir- jA. I MKgrajar V, ',, / a \ i\ ' ^^ ^ ^ m \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ mWE3^L\\\\W J ^ \ ,J ^ma ^B ^^^^M contrar y, t hey seemed pleased at c |c ¦--¦ 15/2C ¦*-• ¦»•••- > 19c their capture. I SweetHeart Soap 4 - 1 Q I chil i con carne I "" I "Throu ghout tl\e tlglUlttg , lUUau « %T "Hormers Mexican style planes with Greek colors machine-: The soap that agrees with your skin. Reg. bar " »¦ DA DED TAIIf ETI • MlH CMJI Y I gunned and bombed the Greeks.! »o,x «„-„ „„.„«„„„ ,„ . .. «-. «P During the iiret day they flew as] — I» .™«|L 51 f»»L: . | low as 1.000 feet . 1 * "Af terwards, however, they drop- NORTHERN TISSUE 'sr C St... . 19c t£-}r.X£- 19c I ped bombs from great heights , not -* 5 __ i!l irl— ^- dar ing to fly low again . * "Practically all the pri soners we CHIPSO 11 LAVA SOAP 11 OXYDOL 11 IVORY SOAP 11 DREFT I t ook were young men 20 to 25 years: Make s washday easy. _ La^e Dissolves instantly. For silks, ThB mir «ri» waihm t *«»» The complete household soap. J9 44-100% pure. It floats. | old, many of them wearing beards Large pkg. P" k ra yons, woolens. ge pkg. I like that of the late Italian Marshal r I ,.]^ h»T ^^ P «- bar deal . La/ I talo Balbo. " Eat h E h Wm 9nd gr66 * hinta The gures given by Kyrlako u did 22c , 2 *« 37c 2 14c - 21c I . -U fi o for At * *»* (Small pkg. each not cover the period since November (Sm*II pkg., each 9c) • ***• (Giant pkc, each S3c) (Med. bar, each Sc) 9c) I — - ' ¦¦ - 1 I I. . .. ¦ 6, during which the government has n ' ' - , / I (Mayonnaise set lc .... 1 ^^ ^ ~HBSflH ^^^^^^ H9sBlRSQHll flfl^ 9fl HEfl BBHB NHHpHllBSH ^ HBH'S9BBQi ^E3Sb5#S raB9HIH ann ounced annihilat ion of the ' greater part of an Ita lian division. ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦H WE ARE ¦¦ NEVER ¦¦¦¦¦¦ KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ H vocation during the month of Oc- Ing, 23 for disobeying stop signs or ed to correct his faults, the motor- tober. signal *, and 23 additional motorists ist who habitually endan gers the 684 Motorists were denied the right to drive be- The safety , division of the state cause of their refusal to take driv - lives of others by violating the legal highway department today reported rules of traffic safe ty, the state ing tests or examinations , in com- department of highwa ys has revok- Lose Licenses to M. J. Hoffmann , state highwa y pliance with law. ed 1,943 driver 's licenses and Sus- commissioner , the revocation of 172 Seventeen of the driver 's licenses pended 3,048, or a total of 4,991. Of In October driver 's licenses and the suspension revoked and 141 of those suspended this combined total , 1 ,821 have-been of S12 others durin g that month , were those of drivers under 21 years penalized for ftperatihg a motor of age , and a total of 264 revocations vehicle while under the influence State Patrol for such violations of state traffic and suspensions were enforced of intoxicating^ beverages and 1,546 laws as have been shown to be major against drivers 25 years old or for speeding. Five hundred and fifty - fm Continues Drive STAR younger. I causes of traffic accidents and eight others have been barred from MARKETS] on Violators. deaths. The highest previous number of the wheel for reckless drivin g, 158 revocations and suspensions was for violating stop signs and sig- Of th» driver 's licenses revoked , recorded during the previous month nals, 87 for illegal passing, and 64 St. Paul—Six hundred and eighty- 120 were for driving while drunk , IS of September when 483 driving per- for failure bo stop and disclose iden- four motorists , the largest number for habitual lnebr iaoy and IS for mits were suspended and 171 revoked tity after an accident. Still another so penalized In any one month in repeated offenses of speeding. outri ght. 113 have suffered outri ght revoca- the history of the Minnes ota 217 for Speedin g. War on Careless. tions and 100 have been penalized driv- Of the 512, driver 's license sus- So far during the first ten months by increased suspensions for at- er 's license law, lost their licenses pensions , 317 were for speedin g, 113 of this year , in the drive to take off tempting to drive a car while under either by suspension or outright re- for intoxication, 64 for reckless drlv- the road , at least until he has learn- suspension.

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If ever Carne gie medals for No Deterr ent to Cager Look ing Ahead to heroi sm were ear ned in this na- Earned by " tion, they were earned by the 1'hrcc boys were moved up to the B squad which works out heroic efforts of men of this the Winona High sc'iool A squad at the gymnasium star ting at Rose Bowl Game 7 o'cloc k. He was a member area Monday night and Tuesday In basketball last night and of in rescu ing the scores o( hunt- ' the squad last year and despite Texas A. &. M. 1940 Squad there is a story behind the ¦ facing almost his traveling: difficulties was out crs stranded and it' Top Prospect ' Page Twelve Thursday Evening, Noverftber 14, 1940. certain death in the bottomlands choice of one of the Imys. s at re gular as a calendar. , of the Mississippi river duck a story of earne stness a love tor K rage has a long walk home at Present Time. Nine Seniors to Probably one of the sport and temcitv of pur- from practice, too—four miles. hunting area. ^ , Get Awards, 11 the greatest feats of heroism pose. But Krage has enough ability to San Francisco —(/P)— Fourteen Conrad' s valiant per- The three who gained A squad wj rrant being: on the 4 squad blondes and a redhead couldn 't dra g was Max Krage , Milk Fund Bowling Sweepstakes Players Return. formance in his tiny ship in the berths were Junior Rob- anywa y. Coach Santclman said. confirmation of this from Stanford , treacherous winds which made ert Berg and Robe rt Strauch. Strauch has ability, too , but but—If the Indians whi p Orego n William Corchran , son of Mr. Tfic big interest is tn Strauch , Isn't full "A sq uad" caliber vet. State In their football game Satur - even taking off from his airport and Mrs. Frank Corchran , 151 who besides having good ability, Others who live out of the city day the y probably will begin beating a most dan gerous undertakin g. Date Set; was elected has established a record of not limits will be permitted to work Thr ee Alleys Donated East Third stre et , ? « » • the bush immediately for a stand- having missed pract ice since he out with the "A squad ," too, be- the Winona High There were heroes—Cal \ olkcl , for out Rose bowl opponent. captain of fi nd hi s turned out a year afr o. cause their means of getting Stanford , Tournament May team for the 1941 exam ple, whose efforts to Homer, Minn ,, if it knocks off Or egon school football in the Strauch lives at home depends upon eart y prac- State, has another slamb an friend Ed Wliitten resulted has to hitchhike or tice. Strauch can catch a bus g rival Be Biggest of Peckinpaugh New Indian Pilot season today, Coach Loy F. Bowe of 17 half-frozen and cither waitin g ' ultimate rescue home, every night after to Homer now. It' round the corner . It Is announc ed. island—thr oughout walk s a na tural California. With a win over 3-Year History. men from one practice. That Is, he had to do reward for his attitude and en- Oregon 24-hour period when State Stanford could lose Corchran, an avera ge student , the dramatic that when he was a member of deavor. , to Calif- The third annual Milk Fund no one knew how many lives were ornia and still finish in at least a is a 'Junior and -will conclude his Sweepstakes mixed doubles lost or how many would be lost if tie for the coast conferenc e title. bowling schoolin g In the spring of 1942. He But rescue were not made quick ly. Washin gton , with a sweep of its re- tournament will be conduct ed Sun- was elected by Bean 's untiring is 17 years old. He Conrad 's and Bob maining three games , could tie day, December 1, under sponsorshi p the 1940 squad today. probabl y were outstandi ng, lettermen of efforts Stanford. of the Winona Junior Cha mber layed end on the team this fall y move they made over the of He p for ever Lewiston Has Height Official wells are dry on the sub- fulltime service flank- indswept area in their tiny ships Commerce, Chairman Fred Cramer seeing almost w ject of an oppon ent in the Rose with Ca ptain Carlton dur ing their long vigils was at thr announced today. ing the line bowl. The speculative field at pres- risk of their lives. The tournament, Dorn. But Lacks Experien ce ent there contains Corne ll, Minne- increas ing in size Letters for football will be award- * • * sota, Texas A. & M., Tenne ssee, with each year , this time will be ed 20 members of the squad for par- onrnd spotted men in dis- C' Notre Dame , Boston college and bowled on three Winona alleys with ticipation meeting requirements tress and defied all rules of flying To Open Against Georgetown among , the bigger name 18 lanes in service , Cramei said. durin g the season just completed , to bring them word that rescue The let- colleges with unblemishe d records. The Gate City alleys, Coach Loy F. Bowe said. , was coming. He flew low over the Athletic semester Cochrane Bows Winona Quintet Boston college and Geor getown club alleys and the Red Men 's club ters will be awarded next the bottomlands , his ship barely completed the with the meet this weekend and one or both alleys have been donated for the, when the boys have able to hold its own at Home Tuesday. may be eliminated attending , and when he spotted a , depending on a tournament. scholastic requirements wind emblem. strnnded hunter or group of To Inde pendenc e; Lewiston, Minn (Special to The tie. There arc Indication s either The 1938 tournament was held at award of an y athletic he swooped still lower, would be a second choice , anyhow. the Athletic club and St Martin 's Nine Seniors Qua lify. hunters, Republican-Herald ) — Coach Paul ¦ amon g the cut his motor at the risk of los- Notre Dame , Cornell and Minnesota alleys with ten lanes being used. There are nine seniors Wllkie has a problem ahead to y of them ing his life, and called wor ds of To Play Gales are opposed to post-season contests , Last year the tournament was bowl- lettarm en and the majorit bu ild up an offensive unit among the first two by tradition and the were regular linemen this fall. Com- encouragement. Then , he sped , WIs. (Special to The ed at both the Athletic club and Cochrane — latter because the Big* Ten rules ing back next year bar ring unusual back to the airpo rt to contact publican-Herald )— Coach Harry his Lewiston High school basket- Keglers Klub alleys with 14 lanes In Re prohibit It. cases will be 11 veterans with varied rescue parties working by boat passing Indepen- ball candidates in the next few service and more than 300 bowlers Pohlmah' s smooth- This leaves the Texas Aggies and participated. experience, most of them qualified and directed them to the spot dence High school bask etball team practices to be ready lor the open- Tennessee, with two and three May Be Biggest. mostly for backfield play. How- by circling over the hunters. defeated Cochrane. 27 to 15, here Every minute he remained aloft ing game here Tuesday night with games , res pectively, to pla y. Tennes- Tills year 's tournament is expect- ever, some may be shifted into line Wednes day night with Roman Sabo- see lost to Southern Californi a ed to better the participation mark , positions , Bowe indicated. in the terrific gale held 60 ta dro pping ln six field goals and Winona High school cagers. in t threats of death to him. the last Rose bowler , which ma y or Cramer said, largely because the The squad for next year appears two free throws for 14 of his team 's Practice started Wednesday with may not be an influencing factor. need of money for the milk fund is promising, Bow.e indica ted , in- so • • • points. 21 boys out for the team but the Texas A. & M., greater this year than evei before. far as it will have more speed and He even slipped in low at as slow In dependence had a height ad- by this sketchy majori ty of the 1939-40 scoring process of elimination , Shifts will be bowled starting at versatil ity both in the line and b pace as his ship could manage to vantage over Coach R alph Leahy 's becomes the stars have been lost by graduation . best bet to wind up In 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 p. m. on December With the naming of Roger Peckln paugh (left) as manager of the backfield. drop f ood to th e hunters . He r isked small and Inex perienced team , also . the big bowl h is life at every maneuve r and only Lettermen returning are Charles If Stanford gains the right to move 1 at all the three alleys. Bowlers Cleveland Indians , President Alva Bradley (right) cleared up the Seniors who earned awards were Inde pendence defeated Cochrane , Into football ' can enter the same partner more mystery as to who would succeed Oscar Vitt. Bradley fired Peckiu- Captain Gar lton Dorn , Horace Gld- his acknowledged skill as a flier 20 to 8 , at Independ ence November 5. Reps, Charles Kaddatz , Kenneth s best producing gold brou nht him throu gh. mine. than once but usua lly bowlers who paugb in 1933 after he had managed the Indi ans for five and a half dlngs , Richard Welk , Robert Ste- Leadin g Cochrane in scoring were Krone , Eldon Steuernagel and Glad- compete more than once In the tour- , Harold * * * years. pheTison, Wal lace Voss Gordon Poss and Lonnle Dietrich. den Mathls. These boys are fairly nament take new partners on their Thiele, Darle Wilson, Melvin Pan- Today sportsmen of the area Inde pendence led by 16 to 5 at ' are unanimous in wanting to do ta ll' and will average close to six TOIIA Y other entries , Cramer said zer and Ra y Hamniergr en, Jr. All the halftime. feet but all are lacking In experi- ' S The entry fee is 75 cents a per - but Voss and Pa nzer are linemen. something to show their appre - Cochrane plays at Galcsville Fri- They ence. The first few weeks will be son. Good-Grou p of Reserves. ciation for Max Conrad. da y night and meets Galesvllle want to reimburse him for the devoted to fundamentals and light The Milk Fund Sweepstakes is Wilson or Meyer Slated Undergraduates who won letters again at Cochrane next Tuesday money he paid out for gasoline scrimma ge. Sport Parade believed to be the only benefit bowl- include Elmer Boiler , William Corch- used and for food and other night. Out for the team besides the let- ing tournament of its kind in the ran, Steve Sulack and Ted Walters , supplies he dropped to hun ters. Cochrane will open its Bi-County termen are James O'Brlen i Robert —by'HENRI McLEMORE countr y, Cramer said . To Manager Cubs in 194 1 linemen , and Robert Harders , J ames "Winona can be proud Max doesn 't want anything, conference schedule Monday night Clappler , Kenneth Korn, James of the Podjaski , Robert Kaeh ler , Marvin against Alma at Alma. Tews, Kenneth Wurch , John Kief- generosity with which bowling plants that' s sure! But you can 't stop Dallas—(U.P.)—Day In and day Chicago— yp)—The man most like- Kansas Cit y manager , received , per- Mont gomery, Vir gil Clausen , Rich- men from wantin g to repay him er, Gerhard t Marxhausen, James were donated. The entry fee of 7S ly to succeed Gabby Hartnett as mission from his emplow ^s tiie ard Radatz and David Tadewa ld, out there Is little or no connect ion cents covers the cost of bowlin g, " for his expenses , at least. Only Hruska , William Conway, John too. Chicago manager? Cub fandom and New York Yankees , to negotiate for between buckwheat cakes and race More Than 50 Prizes. backfield players. a Carnegie medal and its attend- SI'OKTS Goss , Emil Obltz , Edward Krenzke, horses. observers say it's either Jimm y Wil- a major league position. Meyer de- This group will be built up by a ing remuneration could be re- Allen Neldner , Kenneth Neldner , More than 50 prizes including cash son or Billy Meyer. clined to comment when asked if But there was one yesterday. and merchandise awar ds, will be number of reserves who either lack- ward of a tangible nature fit- Allen Randall and Ronan Degnan. At Pimlico , in Baltimore , a filly Hartnett was fired yesterday af- he was to become mana ger of the ed enough playing time to qualify ting to the situation. Tha t—and Lewiston opens its conference given to leading scorers . Many mer- Cubs. named Smart Crack won a race and chandise and cash prizes have been ter 16 years with the Cubs as catch - them for letters or spent the season the la-sting gratitude ho. has won FLASHES schedule against Eyota at Lewis- er and mana ger. Owner P. K. Wrigley promised on the practice field . Among the paid ten to one. donated by Winona merchants In the hearts of Winona women ton on November 29, The schedule , Cra- —by EDDIE BR1LTZ When Smart Crack crossed the mer said. Reports were that Jimmy Wilson , that the new man would ne nicked boys who have shown the greatest and children and men, hunters includes 14 games. before the wtnt pr baseball meetings , finish line ln front , the price of The tournamen t Is a han dicap catcher and World series hero with Improvement during the season, or not. The schedule : buckwheat cakes, in at least one the Cincinna lt Reds , alrea dy hpd startin g December 4. Bowe said , are Ral ph Holmberg ; New York —(fl>)— Boston college November 111—Wlnona at I.ewUton. event conducted under regular ABC * * * Dallas home, rose to the astoundin g ' reac hed an agreement with the He ' said that waivers would lie Junior Krage , Robert Berg, Eugene Anyway , If Max doesn 't want to be is 5-7 over Georgetown ln Satur- November 20—Eyota at Lewlston. rules. December 13—I.cwiston at Plain view. figure of $1,000 per cake. And that Ted Moyle . and Ella Hagedorn, Cubs but Wilson said In Philadel- asked en Hartnett , who Is listed as Thels, Robert Redman , John Lel - remunerate d, the money that may day 's football headlincr.. .La Mar- December 17—Dover at Lewiston. is without either butter or syrup. phia that he Is not bidding for the a player-manager anc? . tiin t if there wica, Lawrence Pomeroy, K enneth for a big din- ' .Inmmry 7—Lrivl ston at Winona. 1939 champions, already have signed come In can be used ble s first official act as a pro was to Here 's the reason ; job. was no respon se, he would ' be given Mullen , C Sp , Richard (after ar e January III—Lcwl ston »t St. Ch»rlei . up for the tournament again Team- onrad anton ner party his expenses accept a week's engagement to war- January 17—Elgin at Lewiston. The owner of Smart Crack is the A few days ago Billy Meyer , his unconditional release . Ball , Pat Burke and Leonard Hegard. deducted ) , for all those who played ed with Leo Yahnke in 1938, Ella ble in a Broadway theater , begin- January 21—Leivlat on at Wabasha, nationally-known Texas sportsman , Ha gedorn has th# distinction of hav- Hegard , Pomeroy and Mullen are important parts in the rescue work. n ing December 26...Around here January 28—Lewiaton at Eyota. E. E. (Buddy ) Fogelson who, you want to donate February 7—Plalnvlew at Lewiiton. ing figured In winning two tourna- backs, SjJ anton , Holmberg " and But if you sportsmen the boys think Jimmy Wilson al- February 14—Lewinton at Dover. perhaps remember , was ln charge 1" as the punch and youth. Tne punch , cause, send it to The ments . Krage ends, and the others tackles, money to the rea dy has signed to manage tho Febr uary in—St . Charles at Lewiiton , of the sports program for the Fin- ' Winona Republica n-Herald , care of February 21—Lewlstnn at Biffin. Last year s tournament provided is a left hook that has brought him guards and centers. Cubs , despite denials from botli nish relief fund. more than $160 for the milk fund. McCarth y Signs t ills department , nnd we'll publish February Si!—Wabasha at Lewiston. 25 knockout victories in 43 profes- This group started the season sides. Fogelson had been waiting for Wor king on the tournament with t hp names of donors dally and bank with litt le experience behind it but • • • Just such a spot as Smart Crack was Cramer are John Chapman, Otto sional fights . the fund until It' s complete. Names Is names . developed rapidly and began to drop ped, into at Pimlico yesterday. Blltgen, Kerm,it Olson , Harold Work - With Yanks Zivic, who has fought some 150 show real abilit y near the close, # One of t he Okla h oma A. and M. * * Baseball Writer Horses she could beat , plus a muddy man, J. B. Berktold , Norman Schell- times , also has a good punch to go Bowe said. Whn' x fi r st ? bac ks is Looney. ..Georgia has a track that meant she moved up two , back named Kluk whose firs t name has Harold Zimmerman and Eu- with the boxin g skill that whipped or three lengths in class . gene Maxwell. For 3 Years WRESTLING LAST NIGHT. isn 't Ku... Texas Tech does all Named General A Sure Winner. Entries* can be made with- either Armstrong. The champion has . gone St. Lou is—Ray Steele, 220, St. righ t on the defense when the He had told his two closest friends , Cramer, Cha pman or Biltgen. New York— (tf>)—The contrac tual out on the limb in predicting he 'll i Louis , defeated Ernie Dusek , 235, Messrs . Iron , State Catho lic Stone, Bain and Dick Andrade and Roland (Judge ) matters between the New York finish Davis inside of seven rounds. Omaha , (39:44). Shields are all in there...And Ma- Mana ger of Cubs Bond, fellow members of the amaz- said no, , Yankees and Mana ger Joe McCarthy jor and Minor are two of the key ' Dallas, too bo the suggestion that ing little mothers club of the gardener cook them. Mr. Fo- High All-Star players at South Bend' s Catholic Chicago—(/P)—James T. Gallagh- that he was going to put $400 on were closed for another three years High. er, bnse ball writer for the Chicago gelson yielded and put down the Smart Crack. , today when the club received Mc- ? ? Herald American , was appointed telephone figuring he could mix the • "She'll pay for her room and batter and still get back to put his Carthy 's signed contract to pilot the Gridders Chosen One-minute interviews. general lnnnager of the Chicago , ri ght ln this one race. " board, boys bet down. team throu gh the 1943 season. (S Prank Leahy: Harry Mahre 's. Cubs today by President Phil K. Now enters a stran ge trio of vil- et Phone Busy. 1 Mississippi crew Is the best Notre Wrl gley. 's young son, Gayle , Club officials said the terms were St. Cloud, Minn. —(fl )—St. Thomas lains— Pogelson The batter mixed, he rushed to academy of St. Paul , winner of the Dame team I' ve seen since 1929... The Cub president announced at Gayle 's love for buckwheat cakes, the same as in the last contract Harry Mehre : Leahy must have been the same time that Charles (Boots) the phone, but it was busy . He ran State Catholic High School con- and his unswervin g belief that his back and heated the pan Then which was believed to have called for referrin g to his own team.. .Gabby Weber had resi gned as treasurer of father , and no one else, can cook ference football championship back to the telephone. Back to drop for $30,000 yearly. a second strai ght year , won f our Hartnet t: Was it a surprise!,.. the club and Wil liam h. Veeck , buckwheat cakes' that are fit to eat. Tom Licb: On what the two teams , had the batter In. Back to the phone. uality plnccs on nn all-star team selecte d son of the late Cub president Pogelson Pere was on the tele- Back to turn over the cakes. Back Q by coaches of the league in a poll showed me , I think Mississippi State been named to succeed him. Weber phon e calling his betting commis- is better than Tennessee.. .Babe to the phone. Tills time he got the Richardson of conducted by the St. Cloud Times- will remain as vice-president to sioner when Ga yle came home from commissioner. Horre ll: I don 't th ink any team in pacit y to cakes. Jounial. serve In an advisory ca school. He wanted buckwheat "Let me have $400 on Smart Second place Crotln of St . Paul the country can kee p Stanford Gallagher nnd Veeck. He wanted them right awa y. And Marquette Leads ^ • Crack ," he said. wnn two plncps; SI , Cloud Cathedral , from scor ing .,. Chicle Median Gallagher said a new mana ger to lie wanted his dad to oook them. He "Sorry , Mr. Fogelson, " ' was the th ree , nnd Minneapolis De La Salle, Overemphasis on football is what succeed Gabby Hartnctt whose dis- tu gged at his father s coat and de- answer , "but they 're runnin g in Pim - Football Gaine rs you keep out of the papers . De-ein- missal was announced yesterda y, manded cakes. His father said let an d-St. John 's of Collegcville , one lico ," Seattle —(/P)— Jimmy Richardson , each . pliasls Is what gets in. wou ld be signed before the minor the cook cook them. Gayle said no. "Okay, I guess I saved myself a • • » league meetings at Atlan ta , Ga,, His father said let one of the the "one man gang " from Milwau- Bill Drake of St . Thomas , named Ah, ha! few dollars ." . , to a center position on the team a next month. maids cook them . Gayle said no. He •'Sorry , Mister Fogelson, but kee's Mar quette university, soared No wonder Idaho U . hadn 't scored ' year ago, and selected as fullback a point all season until lnst Sat- they re In the stretch and it's Smart from 13th to first place as the na- on til e 1040 group, is the only re- urda y. .When one of the assistant Crack by three. Hold on and I'll tion 's leading gridiron ground gainer peater. coaches showed u p to scou t the Bierman , Team Kept Indoors give you the finish . . . Here It Is— " with his sensational showin g against ? Tho all-star tenm: Ends , Pctschel , Eastern Oregon College of Educa tion Smart Crack wins at ten to one. Cretin , , Youn g Gayle was on his third Manhattan in last week 's 4S-41 track Its Time to Try I an d Schoener Cathedral; team, he found he was exactly 24 tackles, by Snow, Worries About Purdue cake when his father got back from meet. McGulre , St. Thomas , and hours late . ^J ^m O'Shau ghnessy, St. Thomas; guards , » the telephone. Figures released by the American • • Chicago— {/P)—Some Western con- State game. Olflo State had a look " Have another one, " he ad- De Llsi , Cretin nnd Knese , Cathe- Today's truest star. at Illlnl defensive tactics as demon- son , Football Sta tistical bureau show dral : , ' ference footbnll observers have vised , "they 're the most expensive router , StniiRl St. John s; Lewis Burton , N , Y . Journal-Am- by Buck freshmen. ' qiiM 'trrbiu 'k. Minnesota "In " and are ready to strated ' buckwheat cakes ever cooked. As a that it was no fault of Richardson s Plcr son , De Ln Salle ; er ican: "The Helsman memorial tro- title Iowa, wlilch Invades Notre Dame, halfbac ks , Tuffley, concede second place in the matter of fact , I think I'll have a that his team lost. St. Thomas and phy pol l is being , ta ken , but abou t race to the Michi gan-Northwestern received a Jolt when Halfback Bur- The CIGARETTE of Dinndorf , Cathedral; fullback, the on ly Issue Is who 'll run second couple myself. Quite a thrill eating Against Manhattan he ran tne Quality ^ ^HH winner Saturda y, but you will not dell Gllle&rd reported with a leg solid gold hot cakes." tfjf Drake. St. Thomas. to Tommy Harmon. bal l 175 yards and passed 183 for find Bernle Bierman of this per- Injury that . may keep him on the Knowin g that every housewife In it 6TEPHANO BROT HERS , PhlUd.lphl *, Pi. ^ ^ gr/ ^ r ' suasion. sidelines. the countr y would want to have the a total of 358 yards of his team s ______/ "We have two more hard games reci pe for such rich and rare cakes 409-yard net. He threw «lght of his to play — PurdU f and Wisconsin, " Bruce Smith I asked Mr. Fogelson for the recipe , team's nine pass completions and said t he Minnesota coach. "Pur- Rejoin * Gophers. tieie it is, so ad just your boudoir caught the other one. due is just a hairline shade below ca ps and smooth your His total of 1, Minnea polli — (IP) — Still gloomy bungalow 055 yards for six Michigan , Northwestern and Ohio aprons, housewives , and take it games placed him ahead of Johnny State in strength . . . and frank ly throu gh fear of an upset by Purdue , down. Knolla of Creighton and Paul t his Is the game I fear most." Coach Bernle Bierman continued to One and one-half cups of buck- Christman of Missouri. Knolla I Biennnn Is equally perturbed at drill his football squad indoors today wheat flour. ranks second with 986 yards and 2e% t he inabilit y of his team to get in preparation for Saturday 's game One and three-quarters cups of Christman rose from eighth to third any outdoor practice for the Boiler- With the Boilermakers. milk. by. boosting his total offensive yard- k2 OFF maker game this week. The Goph- The Gophers were forced to prac- Pinch of salt . age to 80. tice Indoors by the heavy snowstorm er field was covered by a foot of One egg. Al Chesquiere of Detroit retained ON V-^ CANT ALIBI I snow yesterday and what work the early this week and Bierman feared Be sure to have pan sufficiently his lead as the top rusher with 752 OIJB H =S=mJ his squad would not be able to ob- EgSS^T KBMAININ d \A DEAD Minnesota squad could accomplish hot so water wi ll bounce. yards in. seven games, subst antiall y j BATTERY in the field house was directed at tain ade quate practice for the Pur- (Ed. 's note: Mr. Fogelson refused topping Tom Harmon with 613. Har- «PnKr * stock or ¦ Hip ^ Purdue 's hi ghly developed passing due game . to explain that " so water will mon, for weeks the total offensive of I His gloom was lessened somewhHt. ^H E ver} year a lot butteries and running attack. bounce " busines s. Said every cook leader, tumbled to seventh tn that ^J lllUHUUIM tf, WILU n UUU- however , when Bruce Smith , star worth her salt would know what he classification after running into the WK (to deud ut llie first cold spell. There ' * no excuse for It. H fUlCHlC , ¦H A simple check up ut this time of year vill tell if you WM ference record of one victor y and backfield man , re joined the team for meant. ) Minnesota mud (to say nothing of MRj h uvo any itcakiic ns in the electrical system and show mm last minute defeats at the hands the first time since the Michigan tilt, the Gopher line). i 1940 JOHN SON havin g been snowed in at his home B | how much longer your battery will last. H of Ohio State and Wisconsin , placed Stagg's Son Making f ln Parlbault. Otner a ' iscn 'oes aiio We'll mast of its hopes on a deceptive Zivic and Davis ^Hj trst your rnlirn electrical ayelciu—lining our ^ | presence of returned to practice yesterday, in- mU scientific l ord labor atory test set—no guest s adjust - aer ial attack and the Reputation As Coach H Mike Byelone at right half. Coach cludin g Gordon Paschka whose wife Selinsgrove , Fa. —' . n^rtitrh 16 * 42'* Herb Bohn of the Fountain Brews Stanford 7 0 0 1000 bridge. ments r ise. Am. Internal « 9°°^ icn •••• j« " Sohenl cy Distill. .. 11 158 34 680 Tulane 3 4 0 429 76 09 695 4" Ot ^-; Notre Dame 6 0 0 1000 The soldier had hl.« gun well Forei gn exchange quiet; gen- Amn . t.oco I7»i S lff" ,?' o : ,>,' i« Soa r«-Rocbuclc 79% had 635 for best match in the Class 603 / Lgt 8

friend of Britain, In the Near East- SUPERMAN— On thm Trail. by Jerr y Siegel and Joe Shutter Rooms Witho ut Meals 86 em phase of the war. ) FOURTH W.—Furnished room , in modern Draft Appeal Informed sources expressed the home. Well heated , continuou s hot water. opinion that new, developments Tel . 34-1032. would result from the conferences , SEVENTH ' W. 179—Sleeping room with Board Named not only In Europe , but beyond the private hath . Telephone 3B67. European continent. They doubted , SIXTH K. 108—Large room, suitable tor Area Headquarters however , whether these develop- one or two. Tel. 3013.. ments would become visible Imme- in Mankato. diately. They Intimated that imme- Apartments , Flat ; 90 usually only St. Paul— (A1)—Governor Stassen diate action resulted CENTER 6O4',i—For rent , five room all after Fuehrer Hitler conferred with modern apartment with or without today announced the personnel of Inquire The Kuhlmann arocery. boards of appeal for the draft , to Benlto Mussolini. ga rage . which draftees may appeal from Molotoff was accompanied to An- HARRIET 378—Three rooms , desirable, rulings of local boards. halter station by German Forei gn modern , own ent ra nce, shower , hot water , , Rlbbentro p, oil heat, electric refrigerator and range. There are five appeal , boards In Minister Joachim von Tel. 8317. the state , with headquarters at Min- with whom he had a final confer- ence of several hours last night. KINO E. 310—Heated, fully modern , flvt neapolis , St. Paul , Mankato , St. room first floor apar tment. Call J. Rus- Cloud and Duluth. Bach Is com- British warplanes lent a touch of sell Smith , 3341 or 6158. posed of a representative of agri- excitement to the Russian states- man ' last night In the German LIBBRTT 371—Four room lower flat with culture , Industry, labor, medloal and 's bat h, modern except heat. legal. capital by raiding the city for the The board for this area and Its first time since his arrival Tuesday NINTH >V. 936—Heated flva room upper morning. apartment and four room lower apart- members include : ment. Completely modern . Tel. 4766. District appeal board No, 1— An official announcement said the ' ' ' "' "" Manka to: raiders dropped bombs ' aimles^y BKCOND K. 4S7',i—Five rooms , modern ex- Headquarters at " but de- REPLIES TO BLIND ADS Radio Service S3 Auction Sales 68 Musical Merchandise 70 cept heat . Cleaned read y for occupancy. 'Area : Counties of Rock , Nobles, over the outermost suburbs Classified Advertiting Corrected 12:30 p. m. 119 month . Inquire Ooven Grocer y. Jackson, Martin , Iferibault , Free- clared strong anti-aircraft defense —•-•—-~——¦——————_____¦____ 3HOATE'8—Radio repair servloe on til rfON. NOV. 18—General auctln on the Curl PIANO—For rent , new spinet piano . B3c had kept them away from the cen- Inf ormation pUce on county trunk "D" be- per week Inquire Hardt' s Musle Store. SEVENTH W. S64—Beautiful lour room Houston , Wl- 7-3—3 B-41—2 F-69—3 makes. Largest atook of tubes and parts . Thorpe . , all modern conveniences , air born , Mower, Flllmore , ter of the city. Some fires were F-ll—1 F-42—1 F-81—3 Expert technicians using modern equip- tween Whitehall and Fagerness church. apartment mona, Wabasha , Olmsted , Dodge, v ADS are taken by phone and oharged F-13—3 F-48—a F-03—1 ment by Chanalyst ' method. Carl Thorpe , Owner; "Red" English , PIANOS—Mason-Farrel small plain case, conditioned. Rent , 148 month. Christen- started In -the outskirts of the capi- F-20— 1 F-62—22 F-85—2 48 lnohes high. A flnc school piano , sen, first floor, Goodhue, Steele, Rice, Waseca, Le direct to advertiser. ¦ Auctioneer. tal but they were quickly extin- SANT ADS are received up until F-22—7 F-58—1 F-86—5 $43.90; Crown maho gany, $35.00; Wesley Sueur , Nioollet, Blue Earth , Waton- :30 p. M. for that day 's publication. F-38—4 Weldin g, Machine Work 24 fDES. NOV . 19—General auction on the small oak , $13.50; Krakuaer , $30. Pay SEVENTH W. 364—Upper apparments , I guished , the announcement said] ' rooms , bath , sunporch , Includes 3 bed- Brown , Redwood, Oottonwood , • Martin Haas farm , Vi mile E. of Barre only IS monthly. 167 Bast 10th St. wan, LOW WORD RATES 1 i i i GENERAL Machine repairing. Acetylene rooms. Oil heat , oarage. Available Im- (Zurich , Switzerland , had a brief 1 3 ' ' Mills . Wls. Martin Hues, Owner ; "Ro d" Murray, Pipe stone , Lincoln and • and electric welding. Wlnona loe Machine English , Auctioneer. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED and mediately. Inquire the Wlnona National air ra id alarm at 11:46 p. m.—5:45 Minimum 18 wordi Day Daya Days Co. Front & Liberty Cta. Tel. E409. and Savings Bank. Lyon. p. m. EST—and a German plane at per word .03 .08 Index to Classification * reconditioned expertl y by factory-train- Agriculture : Prank W. White , 18 worda 30 SO 1.44 , ed man. Hardt' a Muslo Store , 110 East later crashe d In a neighboring can- 4—Lost and Found Help Books Periodicals 6O Third street. ST. CHARLES 8T 183—Upstairs 4 rooms (Marshall , president Minnesota Farm 10 words 38 .05 1.82 8—Transportation Wanted—Femal e 26 and shower bath . Stove heat , V17.80. 20 worda 40 1.00 1.00 ton.) 10—Auto Service , Repairing JIEWSPAPER DELIVERY—Notice to Wl- MUSICAL INSTRUMENT BARGAINS ' Telephone 4872. Bureau federation. 25 worda 50 1.35 2.00 14—Business Services SOUSEWORK—Intelligent , experienced girl nona Subscrlbersl If your copy of The Galn ey, president Stock Prices Up. 3D words 60 1.50 3.40 wanted. Write F-70, Republican-Herald; Trombone $1.96 Industry: Dan Molotoff had his second meeting 16—Cleaning, Laun dering Ropubllcan-Hcrald falls to arrive by 8 Violin 1.(16 TENTH B. 114—Three room apnrtment , un- Josten Jewelr y Manufacturing Com- SIX daya for thj cost of FOUR n^Pilm Developing p. m. call Western Union. Phone S3 IS New guitar 3.95 heated. Reasonable, pany, Owatonna. with Hitler yesterday afternoon—a one-day a ds 19—Moving, Trucking, Storage ' Help Wanted—Male 27 and a messenger will deliver you a copy Broton accordion l.tlS four-hour conference which followed S3—Professional Services at once without cost to you, The Repub- NEUMANN'S , 131 East Second. THIRD E. 114'^—Modern five room apart- Giffin , Mayo COPY accepted with understanding It lican-Herald wants every subscriber to Medical: Dr. H. Z. talks with Reichsmarshal Hermann may be edited , rearranged to suit style. 33—Ra dio Service MEN—Interested In business of own dis- ment. Inquire "112 W. Sanborn. clinic , Rochester. All ads restric ted to proper classifica- 24—Welding, Mac hine Work tributing well known products. It a live get a paper every day. ' Wilhelm Goertog and Deputy Nazi tion . iS—Help Wanted—Female wire and can stand prosperity, will pay Radios , Supplies 71 ABOVE MADISON GROCERY—Front three Labor: Richard Rahill y, in char ge . room apartment and bath. All modern Leader Rudolf Hess. Ads ordered for more than one ^Inser- 37—Help Wanted—Male to Investigate proposition. Northern Coal , Wood , othe r Fuel 63 of machine shop store room of the 33—Help—Male or Female Dist. Co., Wis. Rapld t, WIs . UBBD RADIOS. $3.95 and up. Rother Mod- except beat . The effects of Molotoffs tri p fav- tion may be canceled anytime. 38—Situations Wanted—Female em Appliances. George H. Hormel Packing Compan y, PHONE rOUB AD TO 3LAB WOOD—Dr y • oak , cut la- lengths. orably were felt on the German 33 write quick . De- , FOURTH W. 380—Three pleasant room! manufacturing company shares were $100,000 Fire toss. 46—Wanted—LIvostook IVOOD—Slab. Dry oak cut 13 lnoh lengths Molotoff- scri be your experience. Continental , Dept. J S.7B cord or $3 '/i cord . Telephone 2050. BUY YOUR 1041 M-W refrigerator now with all conveniences. Adults. Please said to have been singled out par- Restoration of communication fa- 48—Farm Implements, Harness 6W3, congrcss-Throop, Chicago. 005 East Ninth. Bmall down payment; no more paymrnti cull S to 7 p. m. Continued From Pa ge One ticularly for Investm ents. cilities brought word from Mont- SO—Hay, Gram , Feed until spring. Also special prices on 1O4( 64—Wanted—Farm Produce DIVISION WOOD—Dr y oak slabs, tt.iS per cord; $3 modol M-W refrigerators. Montgomerj FOURTH W. 314—Two or three room fur- bread is buttered , Russia, with her This, financial circles declared , gomery of the worst flre In that 57—Articles for Sale MANAGER half cord; $4 ton . Oak blocks , $5.60 to Ward. nished apartment with Kelvlnator. friendslp pact with Turke y, Is the was due to booming" German ex- town's history. The flames leveled a 68—Auction Sales . Leading cookware manufacturer has 16.80. Edgings, 84.75 per load. All cut In O nrngt> . Call after 4:30 p. m. block of buildings In the heart of 59—Baby Merchandise openings In two Minnesota territories 13" lengths. Telephone 69(15. 427 West 4th. Stoves, Furnaces, Parts obvious partner to present the ad- ports to Russia of products in this 60—Books , Periodicals for men with proven records in ap- 75 LAFAYETTE 479—Two large rooms and ditional arguments. branch of industry. Some shares the business district , 6ausing loss 61—Building Materials pliance or CDOkware field. Must be nble small kitchenette. Heat , light , its and estimated at $100,000. Main offices , 62—Business Equipment to hire , train and supervise. Not house NEED COAL? .. OAB BTOVK—Black and white Clark Jewol gnrnga furnished. No children. . Whatever compensation Russia rose as much as five points. 63—Coal, Wood , other Fuel to house. Write F-SB, Repu blican- Lora in oven heat regulator . ' Will scl retail yards and millwork warehouses , Con Nona. nn East. Ken . lump ,.$11.75 cheap. 310Vi E. Fourth Bt, may desire in return for her sup- The market trend was said to be 64—Furniture, Rugs Linoleum Herald . Harr isburg, 0x3 furnace lump ..., 0.80 SIXTH B. 178—One room and kitchenette, port of the Berlin-Rome-Tok yo ar- on " a solid basis," with buyers com- of the P. E. Westerma n Lumber 66—Good Things to Cat • Ever-Glow , furnace lump 7.60 furnished for light housekee ping. rangement for a "new world" must ing mostly from the rank s of savers. Compan y were destroyed and six 68—duns , Sporting Goods Help—Male or Female 28 'A complete lino of Illinois and East- THREE PIECE set of Pyrex Flamewan other business places were damaged. 67—Household Articles ern Kentucky stoker coals. Cull l$0 value ) with Wards Republlca coal' SIXTH I. 386—Two room furnished apart * come from a "bankruptcy inventory " Buying was noticeable througho ut 68—Jewelry, Watches , Diamonds wood range at $60.66. Montgomery Ward mrn t, Private bath; Frl gldslro. Public schools in the Twin Cities 69—Machinery and Tools WAITER OR WAITRESS—Wanted , experl- CONSUMERS FUEL CO. Appliance Floor. of the British empire. German the stock market , but mining, enocd man or woman . Call at The Oaks Tel . 4605 1078 West 6th St. 10—Musical Merchandise * room , modern , furnish- sources aeem certain that Molotoff , chemicals and industr ies were pre- resumed their regular sessions- to- after 0 p. m. QAB RANOE—Roper , 4 burner , WALNUT 861—Two day, but many rural schools were 71—Radios , Supplies Insulatec ed housokeeplng apartment , separate speakin g for Stalin , considers Brit- ferred. The bond market also was 72—Refrigerator * oven, green and white porcelain flnlnh out inure , 2 blocks from business district. ain already defeated , just as does firm. still closed and were not expected 73—Sewing Machines Business Opport unities 37 Reasonable , 310 last Ninth, Telephom $14 per month. to reopen until next week.' s 74—Specials at the Stores MORE HEAT 4B7O . the Axis. 78—Stoves, Furnaces, Parti WANTED TO BUY—Small business. Part- . WINON A 313—Modern 4 room heated lur- Some snow was forecast for north- 77—Typewriters nership preferred. Write F-87, Repub- HEAT FOR 35% LESS—Such savings' an nlshed apartment. Private bath. Frigid- If the Soviet union should desire Soviet Army Paper eastern Minnesota today, along with • 78—Vaouum Cleaners possible on oil bill with the now Dui to realize her age-long dream of ob- lican-Herald. alre. Light, hot and cold water furnished, Comments on Visit/ continued cold; but risin g tempera- 79—Washing, Ironing Machine! FOR LESS MONEY Therm heater equipped with Che pxclu Qftrage. No small children. taining access to the world' s oceans, Moscow—{&)—Red Star , Soviet tures were predicted for the west 80—Wearing Apparel , Fur's RESTAURANT AND TAVERN—In Bmall slvc, furnace-type Power-Air blower- Bay via Iran or Afghanistan and 81—Wanted—To Buy town near Winona. All modern equip- drives heat through the house. 30 oihei PARKVIEW APARTMENTS—1 large fur- army organ , said today the visit to and north portions of the state Fri- 83—Meals, Refreshments ment. Only one in town . Living quarters RED EMBER, ton...$7.50 features—most economical burner mndi nlshrd apnrtment mid 1 small furnished British India, the Axis powers willBerlin of Premier -Foreign Commis- day. 85—Rooms with Meals In connection . Write F«65, Republican- A flrm structured; clean burning; —waste stopper—radiant door—dial con- apartm ent . Telephone 8008. raise - no objections. sar Vyacheslaff Molotoff would 88—Rooms Without Meal i Herald. washed and dustlc ss treated coal trol. New Duo Therm heater with 13 Inct Seek Fact With Japan. 90 -Apartments , Flats sold exclusively by us. , burner only $47.60. Hard't Musis Stor e Houses for Rent 95 bring "a strengthening and develop- iStorm Death Toll 91—Apartments Furnished Money to Loan 40 118 East Third St. All parties concerned will join In ment of Soviet-German relations in 93—Business Places for Rent SUPER WASHED NUT, efforts to bring about a nonaggres- Over Nation 106. 93—Farms , Land for Rent , ONE UBBD circulating heater for woodo a: BBLLEVIEW W. 810—All modern house , I the Interests of both countries. " By The Associated Press. 95—Houses for Rent ton . $9.25 ooal. Two used ranges , one with ol rooms, now open for Inspection. Call at Bion pact between Russia and Japan , This was the first Soviet comment Ioy blasts again swept the north- 98—Wanted—To Rent The Ideal fuel for oook stoves and burner; one for wood or coal. 00 677 Sioux St . as a result of which Japan , too, will 98—Farms , Land for Sale water heaters . Main £t . on the premier 's trip since a com- ern sections of the nation toda y, 99—Houses for Sale GRIESEL AUTO LOANS ELEVENTH ST. W.—Four room house, mod- chow her Vdisinterest" in those re- newly decorated . munique on November 9 announced with temperatures ran ging from 100—Lots for Bale Loans made on plain note or car. PREMIUM 6" EGG, TH REE PIECE set of Fyrex Flameware ($i ern except hoAt. All gions which Russia regar ds as part his acceptance of the German Invi- freezing to below zero, but relief 101—Sale or Rent; Exchange ton $9.25 vahi pi with Wards pedigree gas ra ngi Oarage. Inquire 433 West Mark St. of he* "grossraum. " 102—Wanted—Real Estate Telephone 3018. at $40.88, Montgomery Ward , Applianc i tation to visit Berlin. was in sight. 104—Accessories , Tires , Parts Low In ash ; high In heat; burns clean. Floor. HUFF 618—6 room , all modern, newly Molotoff . and his retinue left Ber- The weather bureau forecast ris- 108—Boats , Motors Accessorial RED FEATHER, decorates;, Inqulro a' Madison Grocery. lin at 11 a. m. (4 a. m., E.8.T. ) aftei ing temperatures in the plains 107—Motorcycles , Bicycles > 170 East Third Street TRADE-IN your old range for a moderi two days of conferences with Adolf 108—Truoks , Tractors, Trailers ton $. 11.50 Skclgas combination, Skelgas Service MARION 1068—Six rnom house available Cold Wea the r- states by torii ghtf or tomorr6 \v., 109—Used Cars The finest conl mined , 116 Wulnut St, Dec. IB. Inquire 1304 West Oth . Shown Hitler and other high Nazi leaders. C6ntlnued From Page One Meanwhile , the number of known by upuulntmeiU. Trl. 0087. The communique Issued soon afte r dead in the storm rava ged areas Horses, Cattle , Stock ZERO-KING LUMP, LINK-BELT STOKERS train wrec k at Watkins , Minn, 43 Superior In every detail. SIXTH w. 100—completely furnished six his departure said : ] reached 108, not includin g 61 miss- Card of Thanks ton $9.75 ROBB BROS. STORE roam modern home. "Durin g bis visit to Berlin on Monday . He was the engineer on the BDLL8—Servicable. All breeds. Springer Only a bushel of ash- per ton. ' Soo Line freight that ing sailors . dairy cows. Sell or trade. Leo Hlttner , SIXTH W. 1394—For rent , 6 room modern November 12-13, 1940, Chairman hit a passen- Eighteen sailors were known to WACHHOLZ— SEMI-AUTOMATIC STOVE ger train. Walter Stro m, Minneap- We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks Route 1, Wlnona. Telephone 34-0841. COKE-BRIQUETS-WOOD Save up to 60% on fuel. house and gara ge. Inquire 318 McBrlde of the People 's Council and For- have perished in Lake Michigan Stoker coals. Holds lire from 34 to 73 hours without street. olis, fireman of the train , and appreciation for the aots of klnd- aUERNBEY—Bull, aood type. Serviceable. eign minister Molotoff had talks , died In the s storms. Hopes of neas received from our many friends and attention. Burns coal ,, coke or wood; crash. durin g the week' Peter Simon, 8r. Altura , Minn. Near Elba. burns screenings as efficiently as pre- WASHINGTON 071—Six room modem with the Fuehrer and Relchi finding the missing crewmen alive neighbors here and In other cities and , with oil burner and garage. In- Some Hunters Missing. for the ltlnd words of the Rev. H. D. pared site ooal. Roaionably priced; house ' Foreign Minister Von Bibben- HOLSTEIN—For iale, 14 months old puro East End Coal Co easy terms. ' quire 003 Washington , Art Mueller. Tel. Several hunters were still wer e virtually abandoned. Henry in our recent bereavement, the bred bull, good Individual Price reason- trop . missing. Crews of boats that rode out the loss of our beloved Carl. . 801 Ea-st Snnborn Telephone 4342 EAST END COAL CO. 4610. The body of Hans Bardsen , 82, was able . Peter Faber , Rollingstonc, Minn. 001 E. 8th. Telephone 4' '». "An exchange of view* was gale termed the storm the worst —Mrs. Call Wachhol r and son Brad- FIFTH W.—Modern six room house. Avail- found in the ruins of his burned ford , Mr . and Mn. Carl Waohholz , 8r., HOLSTEIN—For sale, purebred bull carried out in an atmosphere of in their experience. The oil tanker an d family. , ready Typewriters able November 1st. Call at 846 W. mutual trust and led to mutual farmhouse near Fergus Falls after for service, price 180. Oeo. h. Rowokamp, Furniture , Rugs , Linoleum 64 7? Broadway. he had been missing, since fire de- New Haven Socony reached East Lowlaton , Minn. Lewlston telephone. . accord on all Important ques- Chicago Ind., yesterday covered Lost and Found 4 BEDROOM SUITE—Period ntylc , regu lar TYPEWRIT ERS AND ADDING MACHINEI SUGAR LOAF—Blx room house . Not mod- stroyed the place Tuesday night. , MARES—Two bays, for ren t, salo or trade. Popular prlcc i tions of interest to Germany with ice and extensively damaged. about 1300 pounds , 11 $110.05 value , a bargain if taken at once , em. Telephone 8038 mornin gs or after Conditions were repor ted return- CANVAS—LOBt , green and yellow, 4x8, and ia years old. $20 and $50. George $70.05. Mont gomery Ward , telephone 2303. rebuilt machines . Larg est stock in Wl 8 p. m. and the V. S. S. E." ' All Aboard Safe. Wednesday on Third between Washing- Bcnnoldcr , Minnesota ' City. norm. Bpeolal rental rates to student! ing to normal'as snow-fighting crews Clay Typewriter Co. Telephone 6333. Although It was stated authorita- Increased "We 've been through hell ," said ton and Lafayette . Finder return F-88, FURNITURE—For sale. 714 E. Broadway. FOR RENT, seven room modern bouse and tively that Uttte , if anything, beyond their pace . Trains and Republican-Herald , rewar d. POLAND CHINA—Spring boars of the long garags. Tel . 3000. buses were getting back to regular Boatswain Prank Myers , "And we've deep body, quality, type, weighing from LIVIN O ROOM SUITE—Two piece mohair RENTALS ' RENTALS the communique would be disclosed been practicall y all over Lake Mich- Doa—Lost , brown spaniel , 9 months old. 390 to 350 lbs., sold or shipped on ap- frieze; floor sample , regular $100 set, Special rates to students schedules and . main highways were proval. Fred Butter , Fountain City, ALL MAKES TYPEWRITER CO. Wanted—To Rent 96 about the conferences , Informed mostly open. igan." Wh ite markings on front feet. Finder Wls. now, $40.06. Use your credit. Montgomery ' Tel. 2386 for. reward . Ward. 110 Center St. Telephone 4601, sources indicat ed ' that it was now Threats of an acute milk shortage One lifeboat, a raft and the pilot POLAND CHINA—For sale quality type , SIXTH I. MS—Five room modern house, up to Turkey to decide whether she In the Twin Cities house were swept away by the wind GOLDEN RETRIEVER — Lost Saturday pure bred spring boars and gilts, three RUO with pad 0x13; baby crib; dresser . Vacuum Cleaners 7E Inquire In renr. were dispelled night. Male with scraped place on one sows with litters , two weeks old. Also After 0 p. m. 4701a Dakota St. would join the foroes creating "a when additio nal and waves. The ship reached port some young olose up springing Holsteln supplies were rush- front and two back legs. Please call Mrs . HOOVER—Vaouum cleaner , Houses (or Sale . 99 new order" In Europe or whether she ed in as roads with her compass dead , naviga- Jack Lamberton , telephone 6363, and Querme y cows: good cattle dog, all SMALL BOOK CASE—Three Study tables; complete wltl to the surrounding re asonably priced If taken soon. George attachments. In A-l condition . Can b would stand aside from or even op- area were opened . Streetcars and tion charts washed away and the three oak rookers; three oots with mat- seen at 010 East Broadway, Tel. 0008, MILL W. 312— "Loo k this over. " Blx room pose them . WRI8T WATCH—Lost , small yollow gold, Rotherlng, near Beaoh Corner , Bttr lck , tresses. 310 Choate Building, Tel. 000], moder n, brick house , Easy to heat with busts In the cities'were operating radio out of order , but with all with two diamonds. Tuesday In business W ls. 0 to 6 p. m, hot water hr utlng plnnt. Oarage , Only Hitler to See Mussolini . approximately on sohedule while the hands safe. district. Name on back. Telephone 2166 Washing, Ironing Machines 7C ? ta . OOO. W. Stnhr , 860 West King. Tele- (As the Russian-German confer- streets were rapidly Captain Robert W. Parsons of the for reward. 3HORTHORN—Two bulls , serv iceable age, YOU WILL get more for your dollar at the phone 6028. being cleared Ralph Kopp, Centervllle , route 1, Qalcs- Wlnona Furniture Company, Corner Sec- ences began , there was widespread for vehicular tra ffic. lake freighter Thomas P. Cole vllle, Wls. WRINOER ROLLS—For all mokes o Personals ond and Center , The place where you w ash ers, 1> < " and 1%" blank rolls , $1.40 SECOND W. 1282—8 room , all modern speculation , never confirmed in Ber- Telegraph and telephone service , brought his ship into Milwaukee 7 aave. Hardt' s, 116 Bast Third Btreet. house. 2 blocks from Jeffers on school. lin, that the talks would center curtailed by the stor m yesterday after being swept " almost Poultry , Eggs, Suppli es 44 Leaving city, reason for selling, Small , alsc were REDUCE—Free weight chart and sample. USED FURNITURS down payment easy terms. Telephone largely upon the role of Turkey, return ing to normal , from one end of Lake Michigan to Write Vltallx , Can ton , 8. D. TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS , although long OBESE—Good layers. Mrs . John Walskl , Sanitary col with pad $3.90 TO THE REPUBLICAN-HERALD. 8357. the other ,'' Parsons , a veteran of 30 Trempealeau , Wls. < Walnut drop leaf table 0.50 Dial 3333 for an Ad Taker. years on the Great Lakes , said the Auto Service , Repairing 10 Two davenp ort tables , each 4 00 NEAR TEACHE RS' COLLEGE—Soven room storm surpassed any in his memory . HENS—For sale , 80, year old Leghorns , 48c Porcelain top table 3.05 Wearing Apparel , Furs 80 brlrk house with garage. Big sacrifice. Marian Martin WINTERIZING. — We'll d« the complete Jo b each. Rasmus Helleland , Rus hford , M inn Library table , 3.SO Inquire H L. Dickens , 108 Exchange ^^^^ »y ^^^ mmmma ' Two lake freighters and two fish- In one stop. Radiator , Lubrication , Route 3. Used Mnhngiiny piano 10.50 Building. Telephone 361)6. of course you Uke to hear, com- ing tugs were believed to have gone Tune-up, Lights and Brakes. Winona BURKES FURNITURE MART FUR COAT—Northern seal miiakrat, alzi ^^HBKTP^^i^W^b^^^t tI ce! Motor Co. 3rd and Franklin Open evenings 10, Perfect condition. Will uncrlMce. Cai BBAT THIS. 3-rnnm cottage , »H78; 4-room a^aMg5afc ^y^M8r -A jj pltmente on your youngster 's ap- to the bottom. The freighters Wil- Wanted —Livestock bs noen at Conrad' s, Wlnona , , l3,:l(J0; 5-room cottage, /^W FWW eBran 46 " modern collage PHn^ . P She'll win high praise lr liam B. Davock and the Anna O. Business Services SAVE ON FURNITURE • 1.400; trailer houses , »80, up. Shank. tWs Marian Martin 14 FOX HORSES—WANTm Used Bird' s Eyo maple bed and JACKETS—Two leather , sheep lined , ale e 663 B. 2n d. I ffllBS^ -. ^ 7 " / m outfit , Patterr Minoh were struck by the gale near Highest cash prices paid. Truck pickup dresser $18.00 13-14 . Call at 1133 West Fifth. Tel. 4373 B515 > itB nlcely tailored linee Ludington, Mich. The bodies of 16 ' CHOATE'S—Vacuum cleaner repair servloe anywhere. Call collect . Vf. Marg Fox Used studio lounge 13,00 I TsW w *M / I 1 w" " on all makes, Authorized Hoover agency. Accessories , Tires, Parts L^ J and captivating details . /Why nol members of their crews were wash- Farm , Black River Falls. Wls. Phon e Used solid oak 8-plece dining LADY'S WINTER COAT ; wool skirls 104 I Wv "' J & ~^^ ne ca Free pick up and delivery. fl-R-8. room suite 3D.00 dresses; blouses , sites 18 to 18. Telephom I,, _ i ma x:tl P and the cape to give ed ashore. The bodies of two hands I ' ^c-^a^ ^a^H * ^ ; Uaod two pleoe living room 30 13 for appointment , USED TRUCK TIRES-3OX6, 31x6 (6-10 I I .x-rt i T2i«P\ /9H *"* * smftr' "costume" look — a aboard the pulpwood carrier Nova- STORM SASH MADE, old sash reglaz.d, suite 13.D0 p ly l , 34x 7, 6.00-20, 7.00-30, 7.60-30, "hoot-man plaid wool would b« cabinet! built. John P. DrwalL 795 West Hay, Grain , Feed SO Used five piece breakfast suite; MEN'S OVERCOATS—Newest style* am 8.36-20. K alnies Tire Service. K^Tj ^ / ^ f J *. >^?M the " doc , aground off Pentwater , Mich., Fourth. Tel. 0824. drop leaf table ,..., 8.80 colors. Set-in sleeves , stitched linttcm * J"8 ls thin ; See how simply I h>* r *\* iA T5> ^ /aH cape' 8 ' *"« also were found. BALED OATS STRAW AND HAY New 0x13 borderless congoleum an d cuffs. Only $13.96 at NABH 'S. USED TIRE8—Passenger oar slees. Guar- y madets < with no side inseams Fishing Nets Dama ged, Cleaning, Launderin g 15 About 30 tons straw; also hay. rug s 6.40 anteed. C. Paul Venables , 131 West 4th l *Sr«/. m^L ¦•»*V 4«JA s^afl sil made Gilmer Ollbert son , Peterson , Minn. UNITED FURNITURE , INC fr* ^ jlt* *Jr *>_.>^ ^H Simple as right the Lake Erie fishermen feared that . Wanted—To Buy 81 Ht. Complete Tire Service . seams serve peep-hole s for CLEANING , PRESSING—Let lUddad' s do 173 E»»t 3rd St , I] / \ *L* * *\ j \ ^M tinx this season would be their poorest In that next J ob for you. Superior work- W. W. CHRI8TKN8EN USED TIRES AND TUBES- 4.80x21 , 4,76x19 nands The ca Is unusually easy Article s for Sale 57 JUNK—All kinds wanted. Highest prlcei and all other sizes. Alto used parti. See \r^b' ^ *h aI\ ^m - , P 16 years because of extensive storm manship, popular prices. Free pickup and K «>? ? B too, in Just one pattern part , folded damage to nets. i delivery In the city. Telephone 6226. Good Thin gs to Eat 65 paid. Telephone 6847. Will call for It lr us and «»ve. East End Wrecking Co, v^\ ^ ln tne center and stitch ed togethei MR. FARMER , why break your back wedg- the city, S Welsmsn , Wlnona, Minn. ion Rust Fifth St. JA * \**\ v\T\ H New York city endured a day of TELEPHONE YOUR WANT AD8 ing logs? Drop Into Cone ' s hardware an d POTATOES—Northern Minnesota potatoe i /H• 0 |l i \A\ . | ft\ - l | at the sides. The cute frock but - drizzly rain yesterd ay and moro TO THE REPUBLICAN-HER ALD. let them show you the new Hercules for mile. Wlnona Dray Line . Te l. 6S43. We are always in the tons down the front Dial 3322 for in blasting plug. The largest logs can be Boats , motors , Accessories 10B \ I J* . t) ^rTw%SS\ H 1° "d ress her- rain or snow was forecas t. Penns yl- Ad Taker. ~~ " *\ seU" style an( has nicely squared opened In from three to seven minutes . POTATOES , RUTABAOAS—About 100 bu , market for ¦ /r V Lislnffc£feU m¦ * vania and other states along the Film Developing 17 Irish cobblers . About 300 bu. rutabngu j DUCK BOAT—New. 461 St. Char ges St. T/^lUP¥u V side-front skirt ' sections. Rlc-rac seaboard also had rain but temper- Auction grown on virgin soil. Will deliver. Oll- , Salef 58 mer Ollbertson , Peterson , Minn. SCRAP IRON J_J ™ Ji ^^r mr ¦ brald m ruflWns looks gay. atures were moderate. GRIFFIN STUDIOS—T ransparent tinge- Used Cars 109 ^ color , or 2 noncolors, ^ ^ 4 llJ ^y* ** HLV ¦ Pattern 9515 may be ordered onlj WilUston , N. D., with a readin g roll developed, Auctions—For dates call collect 51 Ar- RUTABAOA8-500 per bushel . Matt Feltes . — and — — v lnyar child d r en's sizes 2^ 4, 6, 8 and 10 printe d , 26c. 2 prints each negative 26c. citdla Arcadia Wls, 0 miles west of Arcadia I A m JJiRSt o ¦ of 17 below zero , was the coldest Roll developed , printed, 19c Winona , , Wisconsin. 1 will arrange to sea , CHEVROLET—1938 , standard coach , good ** Slze 6 caPe and hat rei Bismarck , N D., For Good Results, Write TURKEYB~~Cholc « young toms and hens , LxrlCS ^^ r^HY*. I yards . had minus 16 anrt VAN VRANKEN STUDIO—Ot ter No. 3— or Call I P ^JiF¥\ ^h fabrl and 'ITi yards FERDINAND KROENIN Q, AUCTIONEER dressed or alive , Free delivery. Telephone HIGHEST PRICES PAID VORM—1937 coach . In excellent condition / /XJt£y I 1 ° various communities In Wyoming. Roll film developed and 16 gloss prints 34-0043 or 24-3733. George Brunk , c*rftC. " for 36c. Cut this out , wra p around film Altura , Mlun. Tel. 4631. 8nle« financed. Oil- throughout. Has radio and heater . Can / I n f t¦* iJlxll -f/ii i * i I * ' 15 In Montana , South Dakota and Iowa more valley, Va miles south of St . Mar y ' s We have J ust Installed a new arrange terms . 160 E. 3rd. Yf 't.lifis^ 1 Send CENTS coins for this and leave at studio, If studio closed, drop College hcale at our yard. No charge / / Hul ^A.' reported below zero temperatures. In slot In door or me.ll to 67 West 4th Bt. BAT. NOV. 18—aeneral auction on the Os- . I / lfllXT»O /JjITI «aa 1 Patt ern. PATTERN BOOK IE car Thompson farm , 3 miles N. W . of for weighing. HAVE SEVERAL ropo'tscused can, also 1631 1 CENTS. PATTERN IS CENTS, Galesvllle , Wl»., Ju st off county trunk Guns, Spor ting Goods panel truck for sale. Ed. QrleseL /#i|*1iL¥L LMi13 iW [ Moving, Trucking, Storage "T. " Oscar Thompson , Owner; "Red" 66 IjUf-f-t-r -ff "i- ' -timl B°OK AND PATT ERN TOOETH- THE GRAB BA 19 Engl ish, Auctioneer I 'H-n ttR 35 G . No. 1 Victor traps , dot $2.00 Sam Weisman & Sons Ford—Model "A" truck 136 V—|?WT#444!i»*nt7fff«l CENTS. One-Minute Test. HAULIN O—Ashee, rubbish and all kind s No. 1 Stop-Loss trapfi , doz 3.00 PLYMOUTH-1936 coach 245 Be sure to wrlta plftlnly your 8lze 1. i-rjeo u ytneiu nave io oe of hauling don * reasonably. Telephone No. Hi Victor traps, do/ 3.36 72 West 2nd St. Wlnona MIDWEST MOTORS, WINON A Ljtrmi 'Mm.'Mf uS^JEJvi ' 4667 11, Fort. AUCTION SALE Our pi Ices are right on new and ~ " manufactured and markete d to at used guns. WESTERN'S SPECIAL 8en( your order t0 Th* Bepub- Meals, Refresh ments 1931 Chevrolet fordor sedan. Good tires , /')Ra^^i^jM&»lMi^!raamvni ' keep Its patent right? Wabasha livestock Pavilion NEUMANN'S . 131 Kast Second St. 83 "' IJTmkli?- l-iii"i-lrl -fl«ii\ "can " Herald pattern department, 2. Who wrote the poem, "Th e Professional Services 22 new upholstery, $136. * Wlnona, Minn. KRATZ' RESTAURANT Is the place to stop WESTERN MOTOR BALES / THIN «!*{3iW'l»n#''lllli" Nlgh,t Before . Christmas, " or "A SATURDAY, NOV. 16 Household Articles 6T after the theat or or night club. Tcndet Pa*ter «» will not be exchanged. Visit ' from St. Nicholas "? 1:00 p. m. T-boue steaks; chops; enow meln; ham- l*$mxJ/1x3Jh * K« 3. What Is a plebiscite? CHK HTKRFIEU ) SUITE - 3 pieces. $10. burger steaks mid 5c hamburgurs. Buj RHEUMATISM Bring any livestock you'have Innerbprin g mattress , Ubcd 4 month *. them by the bag. - for sale. No prev ious arrange- Good condition , $7.60. Luavlng town . 610 CHEAPIES Hints on Eti quette. ments nece&eary. Lafayette. WHILE THEY LAST The salad plate usually is placed RELIEVED Rooms Withou t Meals 86 (We need the room) \^ »Kt ^ Style 9515 design comes in sizes on the left of the service plate at 30 years experience in the treat- Wabasha Livestock Exchang e Jewelry, Watches Diamonds 68 ) \ ) \ i \ table; but it is per missible to shift ment of Arthritis , Neuritis , Scia- Wabasha, Minn. CENTRAL LOCATION ^TAttrttotlve room 1929 Ford Coupe $39 Maas Bros., Auctioneers. WEDUINU RIN (Jt )-Hull d gold , beautifully with private bath; separate entrance. the salad from one side to the tica, Lumbago and Gout. Spe- engraved. Ladles ' , $.1 6U; men 's, 15.00; Suitable fur out) or two. Tolephou o 40B8. 1932 Wil lys Sedan 69 other if it is more convenient. cial courses in Obesity, Hyper- set, $8. Clchanow skl Jewelry titorc . 1929 Fontlac Coach 49 tension (High Blood pressure ), FOURTH W. 217- Sleeplng room with coTi- 1930 Ford Coupe 59 One-Minute Test Answer s. Hypotension (Low Blood Pres- Machiner y, Tools 69 tlnuoua hut water , lnnersprlng mat tress. 1928 Ford Tudor 59 1. No. Phone Your Ad to 3322 Oaragu If desired. sure) , Der mat itis (exzema and 1926 Fargo Truck ; 29 2. Clement O. Moore . psoriasis). Separate depart- MACHINERY—l' or sale , from Super Tool FOURTH W. 434-81e«splng room , modern city '""state" ?. A form of voting by The Republican-Herald ib Die Machine Shup. luijulre Blesanz lnsuluted home, lnucr tjprln g mattress. Open evenings and Sundays 9515 **-f ~^J which a ments for men and women. Stone Company. Suitable for one or two. Telephone con- whole body of voters ratifies or re- venience. ects a legislative measure. It was MUDCURA SANITARIUM Classified Advertising 1'WO clectrio vulcanljcer t; 1 electrlo utr OWL MOTO R COMPANY Introduced into Write for Free Booklet cunipi't'a ∨ uccLyltjnu gcnuiatur t*. AUo FOURTH W. 407- -Pleasant , comfurtuble , "YViuoua, Minnesota. 11-14-40 Street Address Ira nce by Na- u&ed rull g and used pipes. Conbumcr u well furnish ed iooui . Modem home. ?oleon. Shakopee , Minnesota. Department TUc it Bupy'y Co., Mu ll) mid Second BU. Liui' uge U deiln-d. BLONDIE —Those Are Weak Stitches , Blondie! by Chic Young LA FF-A-DAY THE WORLD . MIMJM— AND ALL 1 By CHARLES B. DRISCOLL New York—Personal confession: I have made my living with a type- writer all my life, and have never learned to change a ribbon on a typewriter ... I have never been 1 able to learn any card game, though I have tried ... I have never caught a fish, though I have gone on fish- ing parties often. I always make some, excuse, and avoid the act of im- paling a fish on a hook . . . Still, there's no virtue In it, because I'm as anxious to eat the fish as any- body else ... As long as I can re- POPEYE— 'It Isn ' t Polite to Point!' member, I have carried season passes to baseball parks, but I have never witnessed a professional base- ball game. Most of my friends are enthusiastic fans, but to me the game has no meahing whatever. Just another blank spot in my edu- cation, of course ... A lady whom I do now know sent me a deed to an ocean-front lot in New Bed- ford. Graciously, she said It was part payment for the pleasure she has had in reading this column. No strings, all taxes paid ... I have not been able to write a letter, ac- knowledging my gratitude. The lady undoubtedly thinks I'm trying to high-hat her. The fact is that, hav- ing been a lifetime in the business 'look, dear, how much more milk they give you in the wintertime!" of turning out words wholesale, I can't express myself to my own satisfaction when something like this THE OLD HOME TOWN by Stanley ¦ •* ¦- ¦* happens to me. . . .. i i i i i ¦ i i n-r iii i' 11 r ii ii i 111 i n Gelett Burgess, one of my most j diversely talented friends, is a stu- LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY— An III Wind Blows Annie Good. by Brandon Walsh dent of the Bible. He likes to entrap his friends by asking them how Absalom died. Al- most anybody will say that he was hung up by the hair of his head, while out riding. Bead the story again, and you find no mention of hair. Absalom ,was caught by his head in the branch of a tree. Probably his chin and jaw held him in the fork of a branch. Anyway, nothing is said about hair. . Ten young men killedAbsalom , ac- cording bo the Scriptural account. Burgess uses this story to illustrate how carelessly most people read, and what false notions they some- times get from their reading. Al Smith is "one of the few men I know who shaves himself with an old-fashioned straight razor every day. He has a set of ' seven razors, each labeled for its own day of the THE NEBBS—Don' t Tread on Me. by Sol Hess week. He never uses the Monday razor on Wednesday, nor does he depart in any other way from his lifelong custom on one razor for each day of the week. Johnny Giles, of Minnesota, re- cently sent to Joe Israels, of New SCOTT'S SCRAPBOOK by R. J. ScoM^ - ¦ ¦ York, a bag of pheasants Johnny had —^— HM I II i ¦¦ ii shot in the North country Mr. and Mrs. Joe invited my wife and me to share the feast. Mrs. Israels had never had ex- perience with pheasant cooking.'But, with the aid of several large cook books and an undismayed colored cook, she produced something un- usual. The birds were roasted with a cream cheese stuffing. Result: The meat wasn't dry, es such roasted game often is. A long stretch of the Ninth ave- nue el is being wrecked by Albert Volk, one of the most experienced DIXIE DUGAN—M ickey Scores. wreckers in New York. Mr. Volk „ by Striebel and McEvoy came to New York as an immigrant hoy, worked, for contractors, and when he went into his first wreck- ing job had new ideas about a sys- tem for demolishing a big building cheaply. ¦ • . In the elevated wrecking, electri- cal materials were first removed, then rails, then the stations w,ere systematically dismantled. All wood was removed before the work of cut- ting down the heavy el structure was started. When wrecking tall buildings, Volk starts at the bottom and works up; then starts at the top and works down. , ¦ . Everything but walls and heavy parts of floors is removed in going up. Down come walls and floors, through chutes, to the basement. Power shovels remove the wreckage from the big hole in the ground. THE BEAUTY BOX You hear all kinds of figures By HELEN FOLLETT. around Broadway, and don't take any of them too seriously . This I've BEDTIME STORIES NOOZIE I I THE HOME KITCHEN heard several times lately. At the Beauty on the Open Road. By HOWARD It. GARIS. "The Sunshine Kid." By BETSY NEWMAN. height of 'the comic magazine com- I petition there were 105 separate pub- You caa'l afford to skip your up. Take along your soap. The kind . "DON'T BE SILLY !" Christmas Fruit Cake. lications. The number has dropped home beauty work, girls who go.on the hotel has may be all right, but to something over 50. long motor trips. Pair weather and not for you. A change of soaps may By this time all the little rabbit self , Mr. Longears. You too, will I think I will give you the Christ- ingredients to make soft dough. Roll Up and down the street are en- the open road are all very nice; raise the dickens. children in Uncle Wiggily's hollow smell danger." one-half dough terprising young men who watch stump bungalow had stopped do- mas fruit cake recipe which I have one-quarter inch make you feel grand. But how do you Fack Your Kit. Mr. Longears took a long sniff. thick, cut into quarters. Fit each fad trends closely and Jump in while ing their home work. Some, like used for a number of years. I have the harvest is good . These boys set look at the end of the day ? Hair Don't forget your nail polish- Baby Bunty, had finished the les- He twinkled his pink nose, Then section into muffin pan, fill with given it to you before, but some of peeled, quartered and sliced fruit, up comic factories in loft buildings, flying, skin dry, hands wind burn- remover, that's the easiest thing in . sons set by the Lady Mouse he shook his head and snid : . with cartoonists working long hours, you may have lost the recipe and sweeten to taste, sprinkle apples ed. Not helpful in the campaign for the world to forget. You'll need an ' Teacher of the Holjow Tree school "I am as quick as any one to maybe we have some new readers I to turn out merchandise while the with cinnamon and a dash of nut- ' orange wood stick, and needle point Others had given up and were smell danger. For I have my little who might like it. I have added to meg, pinch edges of dough together demand was at high point. pulchritude. going to get Uncle Wigglly to help Maybe you can remember when rabbits to protect. But I think you the original recipe and think I have oi top. Repeat with remaining dough Take along a well equipped beauty curved scissors In case you have it now as I want it. While we are end bake in hot these same young men were turning to snip off a hangnail. are Just plain nervous, Jumpy. All oven at 400 degrees out jigsaw puzzles by the trainload. kit. You can get them filled with assembling the fruit cake Ingredi- for 15 minutes, then reduce heat to just about every thing you need It's a good idea to Include a I can smell is Police Dog, who is ents, preparing and mixing them, There remains the settled, steady smoking a cigar, and Police Dog 350 and bake 15 minutes longer. Any demand for jigsaw puzzles and for In cute little containers. A thin tiny bottle of brilliantine in case isn't danger. we will serve a menu that doesn't other fruit , cooked or raw, may be " take much time to prepare. This '"omic magazines. But the enterpris- cleansing oil or a cold cream is a your hah* goes extrft dry from "No, if this were really Police used instead of the apples, if you i pr young men are out after the next Dog coming," said Jumpy, fruit cake will keep indefinitely if prefer. Serves eight. must have. Use one or the other contact with the wind. If you ex- "I properly cared for. I served the last i big fad. They are in-and-outers, al- would say there was no danger. • * • ways on top of the market. for the purpose of removing make- pect to tramp through museums But this Isn't Police Dog. I can of my last year's cake a short time Christmas Fruit and art galleries you'll need sev* ago. Cake. smell his cigar. But I can smell 1 lb. butter l lb. figs figs and cut into small pieces, seed eral pairs of comfortable shoes, danger, too." Today's Menu. 1 lb. brown 1 lb. English maybe a footpowder. If you are Baked fish Oven fried potatoes dates and cut v.p, crack nuts and "NonsenseI" laughed Uncle Wig- sugar walnuts (In break meats into smallish pieces. Aunt Het Says: a curly girl the metal curlers will gily. "This animal who is coming Cabbage salad Stewed tomatoes 10 eggs shell) have to be Included. Apple dumplings Sprinkle all fruits with part of up the steps has on Police Dog's 1 c sour milk or 1 tsp. allspice flour. Cream .softened butter, add Mercy on us! What a lot ot coat. He has on Police Dog's hat. * * * elder 1 tsp. cloves sugar a little at a time, creaming beauty props we have to have to Of course this Is Police dog!" Baked Fish. 2 lbs. raisins 1 tsp. cinnamon put up a good appearance. Salt, pepper ty cup milk well, then add molasses; then well- Hunger. 2 lbs. currants 1 tsp. nutmeg beaten eggs. Sift flour once, then "You are wrong," said Jumpy, "You aren't the Bob Cat in Po- Fish drippings 2 tbsps. butter !u lb. candled M c. black Unless advised by the family doo Clean and wash fish, dry with sift again with spices and soda. Add no girl in her teens should go the wild rabbit. "You have lost lice Dog's coat, are you?' citron peel , molasses part of flour and spice mixture to some of your keen swell, Mr. Long- cheesecloth and sprinkle with pepper 11 lb. candied 1 tsp. baking on reducing binges.. ears. If you had kept on living "Don't be silly!" was the answer. and salt. Grease baking pan with first mixture, alternately mixing it Sometimes a girl of 16 will grow , lemon peel soda with mills or cider until both are wild , in the woods, you, too, would "Open the door. Let me inl Can't drippings lay flsh , skin side down Vj lb. candled Flour to make . upward for a time and then she'll smell danger. But you have be- lu pan, pour over it melted butter used , and last add fruits and nuts. you see I'm your friend/Police Dog?" orange peel stiff dough Stir in well to mix all together grow out around, developing the come too civilized. My smell Is Now if the water pistol doesn't 1 and one-half cup milk. Bake in 3-75- 1 lb. dates (about c.) more mature figure. A child of ten sharper than yours and I smell degree oven for 20 to 25 minutes, 6 evenly, and pour into well-greased [forget to put on its rubber boots I bread or loaf cake pans. Bake very may be a plump little partridge, ail them with their problems Some danger." i |according to the size of fish. Re- Put butter into large mixing bowl 18 be slender and willowy. little rabbits were hungrily sniffing "What danger?" asked Nurse Jane. ' when it goes to play with the fire 'movc to hot flatter and sprinkle or preserving kettle (if you haven't Ulowly at about 250 degrees P. for enough) The mama should see that the good smells which came from "Bob Cat danger," was the un- cracker, I'll tell you next about with chopped parsley if . desired. a mixing bowl large and one hour , then look at cakes and daughter gets a balanced diet. Nurse June's kitchen. B,ut one and swer. "Don't open the door!" cried Serve with lemon slices. let stand at room temperature until continue baking until all are a nice Youth n^eds more clever Jumpy. somewhat softened for creaming. In brown and a toothpick inserted in sweets, starch- all listened to what their father Jumpy. "Don't let danger in I" ? * * es and fats than adults because and Jumpy, the wild rabbit, were A knock sounded on the door. Words of Wisdom. Apple Dumplings. the meantime prepared fri jt and as- the middle comes out dry . Put on 2 c. pastry 6 tbsps. shorten- semble all ingredients. and when cold they youth is active, uses up a great saying. A voice said : Many politicians lay it down us Use one rack to cool , deal of energy. "I am sure you are wrong "Open , Uncle Wigglly I It's your a self-evident proposition that no llour ing pound of seedless raisins and one may be wrapped in pieces of old "I wish Pa would go to church mare. He v m * Jumpy," said Uncle Wiggily. "This friend Police Dog. Let me in. people ought to be free till they 1 Lsp. baking 1 egg yolk of seeded raisins, cutting the latter linen and kept in tin boxet> until 's a good HAVE YOU any beauljr problem.? is my friend Police Dog, coming Nurqe Jane called for 1 me. Let are fit to use their freedom. The powder % c. milk in halves if you wish. Wash raisins used. An apple in the box with the man, but it's nature to be like Let llje Beauty Bo* Editor help you to call." me in." maxim is worthy of the fool in li .tsp. salt Apples and currants, picking the latter over cake will help keep it moist, but is what you associate with, and solve them. Addrti s all inquiries re- il stayia good is a lot gardhi K beauty to toe Editor of the 1 Jumpy Insists. "No! No!" whispered Jumpy. And the old story, who resolved not to Sift dry ingredients, add shorten- to remove stalks, etc., and dry with not necessary—at least I have not ' easier if Beauty Box, care of this u«wsuaui:r. j "I tell you I smell danger!" in- Uncle Wigglly asked , before open- go into the water till he had ing and mix slightly with fork . Add towel. Cut all candled peels into found it so. This amount makes five you stay around good people." He sure to euclose au addressed stamped (three cents) euvelove for sisted Jumpy. "Take a sniff your- ing the door: learned to swim.—Macauley. 'egg yolk to milk and add both to dry Ismail pieces or slices, cut stalk from medium-sized cakes. rtuly.

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