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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Decreasing Cloudiness Tonight,, Saturday; Warmer Saturday Stocks Ease Off, Market Faces Probe Russia Hikes Prices Lower, Butter and Israel Executes Trading Heavy At Opening Meat Prices By JACK LEFLER MOSCOW up 25 per tent—will life for his role in Nazi Germany 's ' systematic extermination of 6 mil- . officials said. I Eichmann was not Sad but was bought at the week's lows chipped cost $1.83 a pound; pork and beef Eichmann was condemned to ! defiant. Eichmann, who earlier away at phenomenal gains scored —up 30 per cent—will retail for lion European Jews. The young state of Israel ; death last December by a special j had expressed a belief in God but in a rally which followed the 88 cents a pound. three-judge tribunal which found j belonged to no church , refused to plunge Monday and Tuesday The effect of the increases are hanged the lormer Gestapo colo-.j nel at two minutes before mid- ! him guilty of acts of unparalleled | reaffirm a faith in Christ. morning. measured against salaries much market's drop would be night on an improvised scaffold ! enormity against the Jewish peo- ; "I do not have time to read the The lower than those in most foreign ple and against humanity—the • Bible," Eichmann told the minis- considered substantial under nor- ¦countries. , A semiskilled Soviet in a third-story storeroom of ; Ramleh Prison near Tel Aviv. only crime subjec t to capital pun- ter. "I have peace in my heart. mal circumstances but so far was ¦worker gets the equivalent of $88 in comparison with the earl- It was the first execution in the ishment in Israel , ' I am ready to die." puny a month, professional and semi- j Eichmann was told of the re- ier big fall and rise. • professional people about $222 a 14-year history of this Jewish na- The balding, bespectacled Hitler tion which counts among its citi- jection of the clemency appeals— month. disciple had insisted he was only ' but not that he was to die that Losses of key stocks ranged ta zens thousand s of relatives of; volatile a minor cog carrying out orders night—about 8 p.m. He asked for around 32 while the more Tht} government announcement Jews whom Eichmann , 56. helped ! ] from above in the Nazi campaign and received a bottle of red wine. issues took deeper setbacks. said that the increased charges speed to death in Hitler 's gas ! Trading volume continued ¦ for '"the final solution to the Jew- I He drank half of it were necessary because there was chambers. ish problem"—extermination. heavy but well below the week's no other means of raising money But the court declared he ac- Outside a thick fog s»t in. three previous sessions. The New to pay the increased expenses on Eichmann'* body was cremated i Guard s turned on . flood light s and York Stock Exchange's ticker quickly and the ashes scattered tually relished shipping Jews to farms. their deaths by the hundreds of | police set up roadblocks to divert tape fel l 19 minutes behind trans- Blame was placed in part upon upon the wafers of the Mediter- i traffic from the prison , a former actions at one point but was near- ranean. thousands, saying he was moti- the United States. The statement vated by "an ardent desire to blot | British fort , on the Tel Aviv-Jeru- ly even with transactions early Eichmann was cool and unre- 1 KENNEDY TO CHANGE SUMMER HOMES? the President wants more privacy for rest and said it was not possible to "switch ; out an entire people from the face salem road . in the afternoon . In the first two pentant as this Jewish nation car- ..- . This is a view of the summer home of singer play. The News said Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy funds to increase the output of of the earth." j Eichmann learned death was at hours 2.32 million shares were ried to conclusion its announced and her two children will spend about a month livestock products at the expense The Israeli Supreme Court re- I hand only when guards came to Morton Downey on secluded Squaw Island at Hy- traded , compared with 3.71 mil- of the country's defensive capac- determination to record the his- jected Eichmann 's appeal against i-his cell to take him the 50. yards annis Port ,- Mass. The New York Daily News said , in the Downey home beginning about July 4, lion in the like period Thursday. tory of the Nazi program and mete ity. the death sentence Tuesday, de- S to the gallows. He walked steadily last night that President Kennedy 's family will with the President flying up on weekends. Jfl — Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Mlnn.. today Pont 75 cents. International Nick- head , Eichmann half closed his el 12 cents, Texaco 37 cents and eyes and looked downward at the urged a cut in individual and corporate income taxes "to strengthen On Communists " Liggett & Myers 25 cents. floor. As the black hood was the economy and the stock market. By LOUIS G. PANOS Buying by institutions, which profecred. Eichmann . said: "1 "If will take more than expressions of friendship and cooperation (AP ) had been a great bolster to tha government to strengthen WASHINGTON - AHy. don't , need that. " from the White House and other areas of Gen. Robert F. Kennedy has peti- recovering mark-et, died down. Rusk ta Confer W ith Eichmann spoke his last words the market." Humphrey said in a statement, tioned the Subversive Activities The securities industry, rocked to a small group of officials , "What is needed is action ," he said. "Delay by Congress or the severe falls and rises, faces a —-—- ; Control Board to require 10.per- by guard s and newsmen gathered to ' admin istration will bring further possible investigation by Con- " sons to register with him as mem- witness the execution. economic trouble. bers of the Communist parly. gress. "My belief was eorrect The Assistant Senate Democratic ." he I The market propelled its star- said, "After a short while, gentle- leader , who talked Thursday in With this action Thursday the Allies on Differences government opened another fr ont tling rally through a second con- men, we shall all meet again, So U.S. May Know New York with stock exchange of- secutive session Thursday and By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER j ference Thursday that arrange- for two hours Monday and for 90 ; in its campaign to unmask the I I j is the fate of all men. I have ficials and other Financial leaders , (AP) 1 ments for a trip are being worked ; minutes Thursday on Paris-Wash-i party, its leaders and members. I more than made up the retreat of WASHINGTON — Secre- j lived believing in God and I die proposed cuts of 2 to 4 percent in I Monday and Tuesday morning. tary of State Bean Rusk is out. From other sources it was j ingtori policy difference* They ap- ' The Supreme Court cleared the plan-j i believing in God. corporation levies and 2 percent in I However , stock prices, declining ning a trip to Europe late this: learned that he wants to talk to :• parently have no hope at presen t j way for tne Justice Department ' Long live Germany. Long live In Week About personal taxes. since mid-Marc li , remained far month to confer with.allied lead- Adenauer about U.S -Soviet discus- of ending majo r differences over Argentina. Long live last June when it ordered the par- j s ions on a Berlin settlement ' Austria. Meanwhile, the recent gyrations below their 1962 highs. ers about clearing up some of the and De Gaulle s det ermination to give ! These are the countries with ty to register with the boa rd un- about future moves for greater Fiance an independent nuclear of the stock market prom pted der provisions of the 1950 Internal Buy orders swelled to mammoth policy splits in the Atlantic Alli- I which I have been most closely Western European political unity, ¦ weapons force and his desire to I Rep. Wright Patman, chairman of Securities Act as an agency of proportions—a dramatic turnabout ance. associated and I shall no* forget j which the United States strongly I promote a European grouping of, Prospects the Senate-House Economic Com- Moscow. The part y appealed but from the selling panic that earlier ¦ them. I greet my wife , my- Laos I He is expected definitely to supports. family mittee, to ask Congress to ap- ! national states with looser U. S. and my friends. I had to By SPENCER DAVIS the court last October refused to I had gripped the market. meet with West German Chancel- 1 tics. obey prove a $750,000 investigation of Trading continued at a hecfic the rules of war and my flag. WASHINGTON (AP.-The Unit- reconsider. | lor Konrad Adenauer. He may seel Whether Rusk sees Da Gaulle Rusk reasserted at his news i I the inarket by the House Banking am readv." ed States ex pects to know within 1 (Continued on Page 13. Col- J) French President Charles dej probably wil l be determined by I conference that the United Stales and Currency Committee. Kennedy said In his announce- Gaulle and British Prime Minis- progress in his conferences here i a week if a neutral government "Congress ough t to know what ment that the 10 persons were STOCK is completely opposed to the De can be formed in Laos , removing ter Harold Macmillan. with French Ambassador Herve i Gaulle plan for a French nuclear , influences the stock market and elected to the party 's nat ion- Rusk confirmed to a news con- Alphand. Rusk and Alphand met Record 201 Deaths the Southeast Asian kingdom from how these influences affect the al committee in December 1 959. force. In response to a specific ! the cold war arena. question he said the United States Over Memorial health of the business and c redit He identified them in separate D-a y If the coalition efforts do not systems," said the Texas Demo- petitions as: would not favor Britain 's supply- CHKAiiU ( Al'> — Tralfic acci- succeed . Secretary of State Dean First ol 32nd Film of Carpenter ing nuclear weapons to France. crat. William L. Patterson , 71 , chair- dents killed 107 persons during Rusk told a news conference Tuesday 's surging rally of the Flight Sa lvaged Memorial Day, two under the rec- Thursday, " then of course, some man of the party 's New York Dis- Graham Looks Rusk also challenged critics of i New York Stock Exchange con- trict ; Betty Gannett Tormey, 55, administration foreign policy to ord toll for the one-day holiday very serious problems will be in tinued Thursday and over Ihe two Troops to Start ROCHESTER , N.Y. - period in 1956, front of us." and William Alhertson , 52, both come up with proposals for alter- clays an estimated $20.8 billion of the New York party com mil- Prints which are usable for sci- A record over-all loll of 201 vj. was added quoted native lines of policy development He did not spell out the nature to the value tee and board; all of Brooklyn. entific study have been made by if they really helieve that the ad- olent deaths Has recorded during of lis-ted stocks. This more than Forward to of the problems , but. obviously Arnold Samuel Johnson 57, July 24-25 Eastman Kodak ministration is following a no win ! the 30-hour holiday period . In ad- made up Monday 's $19,5-billion , na- Home Co. from water- to the was referring to a continuation of ( course. dition traffic fatalities , 9 loss. tional legislative director; Miriam FT. LEWIS. Wash, .fl- The 10,- damaged movie film taken of '. persons lost their liv es a drive by pro-Communist Pathet 48 New Y' Sen. Bnrrv ld\vater , F-Ariz ,; in Boating Friedlander. . ork n-arty 000 men of W isconsin's ZZnd In- Navy Lt. Cmdr. Malcolm Scott accidents , Lao guerrillas to complete their Secretary of th« Treasury Doug* ] committee member, has accused the government of|j 3fl drowned and 47 were and Louis fantry Division will head home in College Job j killed in miscellaneous mishaps conquest of thn country, las Dillon told the House Ways ' Weinstock , 50. Mew York parly Carpenter during his three-orbit having a " no win " policy in the . three large contingents during Evangelist ' The total lopped the previous rec* Rusk emphasized ihat the pres- and Means Committee Thursday ! committee and board member ; all July and August , with the first CHICAGO 'APi - flight on May 24, cold war. 'I , ! ord of 174 set in 1956, ent need is to keep what he called the administration was not sup- of New York City. group leaving July 24 or 25. Billy Graham in Chicago for a Kodak said Thursday that while Rusk rejected the ch.-irge but porting any immediate income 19-day crusade for Christ , says he a tenuous cease-fire in heins and Division headquarters said new prints of said "there is one point nil which lax cut . ' is looking; forward lo the day the damaged film to permit the three political Albert J. Lima , 54 , Oakl and, Thursday the first group to de- are not good enough for i w*e do have to show some caution i Russ Capture The Treasury has said, how- : Calif , chairman of the pa rly ' when he can return to Christian publica- princes of Laos to explore wheth- s part will be an advance detach- tion , they are " | and thai is the notion thai v ictory ever, that such cuts probably will ' Northern California district; Ros- edurntion work in a small college. adequate for en- ! Jap Fish Boat er or not a coalilion government ment of 2,500 men traveling by gineering evaluations. " j in its usual sense is to he achieved be proposed next year as a part ; coe Quincy Proctor eley, "I don 't know when the last is possible. . 41 . Berk private car and reaching their |by sudden military means." : TOKYO IAPi—A SORIPI patrol of a tax overhaul measure which [ Calif., former member of the crusade will come, but I do know The new prints were sent to the Trince Sou\ anna Phouma, a home stations by July 31. They ' captured a small Japanese fishing will include some provisions to ' these years of the revival have National Aeronautics and Space , neutralist who would head .'lie North California dist rict commit- will be joined hy the m.iin body Ha declared that tha United boat today about two mi les I rem increase revenues in other ways. tee : Dorothy Henley. 47 great physical price ," Administration in Washington. States is promoting development I coalition government , is scheduled , Los. An- , about 5 0(W men, by taken a ! the coast of Japan on charges of Hu mphrey proposed Ihe tax geles of troops . Graham said Thursday . "I don ' The film , taken from a movie of the Atlantic community, build- lo meet with King SavanR Vn- . Southern California district Aug. 8. All will remain on active t violating Sov iet territorial waters. cuts in a four-point program in , chairman seem to have the reserve , the camera tra ined on Carpenter i n- ing up its alliances , trying to ex- Ihana on Monday in the royal , and Burt Gale Nelson , duty with full pay until Aug. 10. The Maritime Safety Board re- which he also . called for: i 52 , Seattle, strength Hunt I used lo have . " side his space capsule, was dam- pand trade , assisting countries in I ported it was the thud Japanese capital of l.ari R Prnbaiig. After 1 Morlliwest district tluit meeting Souvanna Phouma 1. A commitment by govern- chairman The remaining 2 ,500 men will aged when ocean water scoped nt'od nnd strengthening the .soli-! boat seized by the Soviets since ment and private industry that i Th* North Carolina evangelist, into the capsule prior to recovery. darity of the Free World. 1 .Mav 20. is expected lo call in Prince Houn ! Mrs. Tormey and Weuvstoeli take care of cleanup work and , added "I'm tired of traveling Own , leader of the royal govern- unemployment will be reduced to were convicted in I 9f>;t and swrvec load the equipment , and leave 4.1 not more than 4 per cent of the and I'd like to be hom** with my ment , nnd Prinre Souplianoiivong, prison terms of two and three about Aug. 18 They will he mus- Pathet Lao chief. work force. The rate now is 5.4 1 years respectively, nn charg es ol tered out before Aug. .11 , family. per cent. ! "Beyond this , my heart is cen- violating the Smith Act M'hich The announcement said that di- tered upon Christian education Rusk tflid the mnin objective 2. A ttepped-up and expanded prohibits the teaching of v inlent vision members not traveling hy work , nnd that 's why a small col- of negotiations for a coalition gov- publ ic works program placed inio I overthrow of the government. priv ate car will return home by is so appealing to me." ernment is to get non-I,aotians operation at once. government furnished air and rail lege out of Laos. Graham was president of small \ 3 A massive overseas selling The 10 named In the pet ition* transportation. The men will re- Northwestern College in Minneap- "We believe that if the Laotians cam paign and immediate approv- i have 20 days in which to reply, ceive their July and August pay, olis from 1!M7 to lD,r)2. could be left alone thai they would al of th« Foreign Trade Expan- ] The hoard then will conduct hear- allotments nnd accrued leave and be (icaceful as far as their . neigh- stoit Act . ! ings and its derision in each case travel pay before they leave Ft. Some -10,500 persona attended bors are concerned nnd work out Humphrey said that in addit ion will become linal only after re Lewis. the second night 's meeting of the their own affairs in a way that to income tax cuts there should view by the court s. crusade in McCormick Place , Ap- would not threaten any of their he i mmediate action on the Invest ! The* maximum penalty for fail- The 32nd Division , a farmer N«. proximat ely 200 persons made neighbors ," Rusk said . ment tax credit designed to help ure of an individual to register— tional Guard unit , was called to "decision.-! for Christ , " bringing business modernize its plant nnd \ if he refuses to do so after the active duty last Octoher al tha the two-day total of derision equ ipment. This- is included in (lie ; hoard orders him to ami lh( time of the Berlin crisis to serve makers to about (>.r,0. WEATHER tax bill passed by the House but i riiiirl s uphold the board—wm ild be not more tha n a year. Tbe tour Graham told Ihe revival rally lied up in th* Senate Finance , live .years in prison and a £*l0,00f of duly will be 2 to 3 nionthj that ninr* cannot achieve the sal- FEDERAL FORECAST Committee. ' fine. short of the maximum. vation of Ihe world by the solitary Winona and Vicinity — Decreas- means of his intellect. He said the ing cloudiness tonight nnd Satur- United Nations cannot , alone , save day. Continued cool tonight nnd Encores for Goodman the world and added that Presi- Ix'coming a little warmer Satur- dent Kennedy 's effort s lo have day. Low tonight 3H-4II , hifih Sat- this nalioti led by the top minds urday in 60s. available are not sufficient to-pre- LOCAL WEATHER vail against sin. Official observations for the 24 Young Muscovites Love It hours ending at 12 m, today: Maximum , til; minimum . 4H; By GEORGE SYVERTSEN i bniuKht fans out of then- seats and , Ihe opening concert the Chinese Reds r night be- noon, ,i4: precipitation, none. MOSCOW IA.P' - When you marching toward ihe st age—a fore , put the audience in a re- Fire at Quemoy AIRPORT WEATHER swing it they Jive—even in Mos- gesture of a happy crowd in the I laxed mood for music they 1 often (AD (Nor Central Ob»*rv«tion») cow . , Soviet Union. | had heard officially crlticitcd. T.MI'KI , Formosa — The ¦ Chinese Communists fired 47 Max. temp, till nt 3 p.m. Thurs- Mcnny Goodman's band souped , A tew I inn volunteer police The government brass stayed shells al the Qucmoy Islands SHOW BOAT BURNBD OUT . . . The C.old- The boot , which featured oldlime melodrama , day ; min. W nt ti a in. today; noon up an old Cossack melody, wearing red arm bands kept the home Thursday night and tha , sky overcast at 1 7(H) teot . vis- "Meadowlnnds ," with some (good ' Thursday in the first attack In rnrod Show Boat , last of the oldtime Mississippi was the last of thp .showboats to put in at cities !>'.' . ! enthusiasts tn check but didn t try crowd of 5,000, including Soviet four (lav s The defense ministry in 1 ibility 15 miles , wind variable old Mississippi Hiver sludge to put a damper on ihe ga>y fes* beatnik poet Kvgeny Y evlushenWo , River showboats, is shown after its interior was along the river lief ore it made St. l-oius its per- ! Taipei .said the H K II I barrage he- I rout northwfsl at \i\-Ti in p li , Thursday night and had young 1lVll l(-s let . destroyed by fuc early today on the St. Intuit manent home. (AP Photofax » RO K/i n al 7;l.i p.m. nnd continued an hiti oiiieiei .'Hi 1!) and n.siriK, humid- Muscovites hopping ' Soviet Premier Khrus hcheVi Goodman was called na«k (or hour nnd 40 minutes, > riverfront , where It had been tied up for yoa-rs. ity 712 percent. The American "king of swiin 1" ¦ stamp of approv al , uhowln-g up at 2& minutes «1 encores. American Lutheran Holds Bible School FRIDAY Sen. Goldwater ARCADIA, Wis. (Special)-Va- JUNE 1, 1962 eation cflbrch school at American The Daily Record Lutheran Church here began at 8 p.pn. Thursday with services. Sees Chance At Winona Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths The children carry ' their lunch each day with mid-morning re- Genera l Hospital H. B. Wilson Otto J. Schultz freshments served by -the church VUltlng hovr*: M*dle«l end tur-glcal H. B. (Jim) Wilson , 69 , Gillett , GILMANTON , Wis. (Special > - women. For GOP Bid patients: 3 to ind 7 to •:» p.m. (IM Wis., former Winonan , died at The death of Otto J. Schultz, 6n, WASHINGTON (AP) - A new <-hlldr**n undtr *12). Staff members are: Mrs. Frank Maternity patient*: » to 1:30 Md I to 11:30 p.m. Wednesday at a Green whose body was found about 12:30 Kube, eighth grade; Rev. Walter polifical biography of Sen. Barry t:10 p.rrh- (adulti only). Bay, Wis., hospital. p.m. Thursday on the south shore Schuitheiss, sixth and seventh ; Goldwater , R-Ari?., pictures him of Elk Creek below the Gilmanton THURSDAY Born July 31 , 1 892 , at Ellsworth . Mrs. Jerome Schoolmeier, fifth; today as feeling he would have a Kan,,. Mr . Wilson was a former Mill Pond bridge, was caused by Mrs. Clifford Throndson, fourth; good chance at winning the Re- Admissions a heart attack , according to Dr. Baby Allen Cramer, Red Top sales manager for Latsch & Son Mrs. Gaylord Wellzein , third ; Mrs. publican presidential nomination E. A. Meili , Cochrane, Buifalo Edward . Kaiser, second; Mrs. ift 1964. And it suggests be might Trailer Court. and had been a member of the County coroner. Paul B. Miner. 263 W. 5th St. Methodist church. John Hohmahn, first; Mrs. John take a stab at it if the GOP'i Dr. Meili said Schultz had gone prospects look bright. Jefirey J. Wiley, 3966 8th St., Surviving are: His wife , Dora ; , Haug, Mrs. Robert Boland and Goodview. (Mar- to the creek to fish but died be- Mrs. Harry Trowbridge, 4- and 5- In any event Goldwater is said- two daughters, Mrs. Howard fore baiting the hook. He fell party 's conservative Baby John P. Daniel , Rolling- garet > Dinkier and Mrs. Betty year-olds. to believe the atone;, Minn. forward with his face in the wa- Mrs. Walter Schuitheiss is su- wing, for which he is the chief Hanson , both of Winona; two bro- ter but death was not du« to spokesman, will hold the balance Thomas M. Paszkiewicz, 56* E. thers, William , Salina. Kan., and perintendent and Mrs . D o n a d 4th St. drowning, the- coroner - said. Stevenson is secretary-treasurer. of power at the next GOP national Morton , Minneapolis; two grand- Schultz was found within about convention. Miss Mary Jenkinson, Houston children and four great-grandchil- Assistants are JoDeen Scharlau, Rt. l, Minn. 15 minutes of his death by Gil- Mrs. Roman Thomas and Miss dren. bert Lane , Gilmanton. "I am reasonably certain that Births Joy Trowbridge. the Republican presidential 'nom- Mr. and Mrs. James F. O'Reilly. A service will be Saturday at Schultz was born Aug. 21, 1896 , j WEATHER FORECAST ... Scattered show - in the Northwest , the Lakes area , and upper 3 p.m. at Fawcett-Abraham Cha- in Town of Canton, Buffalo Coun- inee in 1964 will have to accom- 468 junction St., a son. | ers and thundershowers are forecast for Friday and middle Mississippil valley. Warmer weather modate the conservatives , " Gold- Mr. and Mrs. Jeryl L. Young, pel , Dr. E. Clayton Burgess, Cen- ty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius , central Rockies Sp iking Not Included , officiating. night for the central Plains, the mid-Mississippi is expected in the northern Plains water is quoted as saying in, "Mr. 178 E. Howard St., a ton . tral Methodist Church Schultz. (AP Conservative : Barry Goldwater , " Mr. nnd Mrs. Dale A. Carpenter , Burial will be in Woodlawn Cem- Survivors are; One brother , valley, the lower Ohio and Tennessee valleys and and the southwestern Plateau. Photofax With Dance Permit Newport the southern mid-Atlantic coast. It will be cooler Map) published today and written by 1018% W. Wabasha St., a daugh- etery. Friends may call at the Adolph , . Minn., and three , Associated Press politi- ter. funeral chapel today from 7 to 9 sisters. Mrs. Albert t. Municipal Court to be .taking sudden and sickening Roy E. Kumm , president of the Goodview. nine days. He liad lived at the the belief that the loss was large- G. Heileman Brewing Co. of La Certainly, I wouldn 't have great Mesinko Nursing Home, Black Riv- shape Monday. Businessmen as strength in the big states like WINONA Well as stock owners breathed ly confined to panicky amateurs- Crosse , asked the U . S. District Susie, a Cow, Spends OTHER BIRTHS , er Falls, the last few years. newcomers to the stock market Pennsylvania . New York , Massa- Forfeits were : easier Tuesday afternoon when Court Thursday to quash not only , Jersey " , Mr. Larson was born in the Town who had thought that prices must his own subpoena but those of 68 chusetts and New . But I ROLLINGSTONE. Minn. — Mr. Ronnie B. Norton, Menomonle of Pigeon July 31 , 1872, son of Lars the market came back—whether Hours on School Roof would have some in Indiana , Illi- , Wis., $25 on a charge of speeding from a return of confidence , from always go up, that tomorrow they other persons who have heen call- and Mrs; Francis W. Hoffman a and Moline Roterud, and he lived could always their shares, no FORT WORTH , Tex. (AP) - nois and Ohio. " son Thursday at St. Elizabeth's ;>!) miles an hour in a 30-zone. H" an opportunity to buy bargains , sel' ed to testify and supply informa- was. arrested by police at 7:35 in this area all his life except for matter how highly priced , for tion in the action. Susie the cow spent several hours Hospital , Wabasha. the last few years. from a chance to make a quick on the roof of Castleberry High , ( a.m today at Sarnia and Sioux buck , didn 't seem to matter. more than they had paid for them. Kumm said that answering the ropes—apparently the same way LAKE CITY Minn. SpeciaD- ¦ Surviving are : One sister. Miss School and greeted Principal Joy she got to the roof. At Lake City Hospital : streets. • ' , Sooner or later such thinking subpoena would not only require Ida Larson. Black River FalLs and The five-month drop in stock always gets rudely deflated. A lot James Thursday morning with a James said he had caught sev- Mr. end Mrs. Lawrence Harklns, .ten P. O'Brien , 115 E. Broad- a number 0/ nieces and nephews. his firm to retain an auditor for a daughter May 24. way, $5 on a charge of making an averages from Iheir peaks had of market plungers lost their illu- many weeks but would require perplexed moo. eral boys and Susie on the school (U-hirn). He was ar- A service will be at Northfield , James said Susie , a 300-pound grounds Wednesday nigM. But. lie Mr. and Mrs. James Marking. illegal turn Lutheran Church at 1 p.m. Satur- been taken in stride by most top sions this week. "disclosure cf much confidential a daughter May 25. rested by police at 2 a.m. Sunday business executives around the But if it spreads no further than competitive information ... and Holstein was looking mournfully said, he took the cow , locked her day with burial in the church cem- 't Mr. and Mrs. Louis Prigge, a at 3rd and Johnson streets . elery. The Rev. David M. Bey will country. They didn like it but the market, the jolt to trie econo- result in untold economic in- over the side of the two-story in the football stadium and sent daughter Sunday. WHITEHALL they had been expecting it. my may be only a passing one. jury." . building. Susie was lowered by the boys home. ( dfficiatt . Friends may call this WHITEHALL, Wis. Special) - afternoon and evening at Hagen Even the sharper rate of decline In Trempealeau County traffic Funeral Home. Pigeon FalLs , and in recent weeks after the steel WEATHER court Thursday morning the fol- at the church Saturday after 10 crisis, with its overtones of a fun- lowing cases were heard : a.m. damental clash between govern- EXTENDED FORECAST Creighton G. Stutlien , B 1 a i r, ment and business over Washing- MINNESOTA — Temperatures pleaded guilty to driving too fast ton's role in setting industrial pol- will average near normal . Nor- for conditions and paid a 515 fine Two-Sta te Funerals icies, left many of them cautious Waaw t.rf ^"^^^1 ^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^^ ^^^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^H highs 67-74 north, 74-76 south. but still optimistic about the near mal plus $3 costs. Mr*. Benni* Lewis Normal lows 44-50 north. 50-55 Carroll A. Hackelberg, Gales- term outlook for business. south. Warming at first becom- ville, pleaded guilty to failure to PIGEON FALLS, Wis. (Spe- Executives were perhaps more Protect your oil tank TC^i BP^^slW ing a little cooler again about have his car under control and cial) — A service for Mrs. Ben- calm about it in other sections of mid-week. Precipitalon will aver- paid fine and costs of $18. nie Lewis , 73, Town of Lincoln, the country than in New York with a Summer fill of.a. age about 'j to 1 inch in showers Harvey A. Christianson, Strum, will be Saturday at 3 p.m. at where daily market fluctuations , I H | most likely after the first of the pleaded guilty to failure to have Evangelical Lutheran Church, and especially rumors, seem to F^^^^ H week, hiss car under control and paid Pigeon Falls. This is a change in have a greater if passing impact WISCONSIN—Temperature will fine and costs of $18. time previously announced by the on business thinking. average near normal. Normal Michael John Bascher , White- Hagen Funeral Home. The Rev. , 72-7? south- David M. Bey will officiate. Almost without exception, busi- high? 65-7S northeast ha II , pleaded guilty to speeding Friends may call this after- west. Normal low 45-52 northeast , and paid fine and costs of $18. ness leaders who have expressed AMERICAN. Mj Si l noon and evening at the funeral opinions have said that a shakeout 50-55 southwest . Rather cool over misuse of plates, $28 . home and at the church Saturday , followed by slight Forfeitures : in the stock market if orderly, the weekend after 10 a.m. might be a good thing in disguise , warming early next week . Precipi- Cadet Kumlermann, Whitehall , by HEATING OIL quar- misuse of plates, $28, deflating some stock prices tation will total about three way out of line with earning pros- UBHSH ters inch with rain most likely Honald J. Schreiberjn Arcadia , speeding, $28. pects. STA 'CLEAIW Low-cost tune-up for your furnace. last half of period. But to this they always added a WITH OTHER TEMPERATURES "Minnie Johnson , Eleva , allowing Chicken, Steaks As soon as warm weather "turns off" your an unauthorized person to drive big "unless"—unless the general it' High Low Pr. public lost confidence. The fear burner, s time to get your furnace in top , cloudy 86 63 .37 her car , $28. AJbany was that this might spread from YOU PAY NOTHING TILL FALL th ***'.J*"* -«M«ry-trained, expert service. Albuquerque, clear ...78 to Edward J. Malchaski , Ettrick , Buys men will call at your home, tane-up and ad- driving Best For seSlirig of stocks to curtailing con- PrtR A -QIIMrV-IPRPll I I Atlanta , cloudy 84 64 .04 faster than reasonable and sumer spending. •"vn A oUIVirVltK rlLLI just yoor furnace to give maximum heating Bismarck, cloudy — 59 S3 prudent , $18. ' Roy Kaufmann , La Crosse , dis- The rush to sell stocks all day Summer's hot, humid weather is an en- efficiency. Then, all next Winter, you re as- Boise, rain 76 49 T Monday and early Tuesday, with orderly conduct , $18. Weekend Cookoul _____ emy of your fuel system. It can cause 1 onof more heat for your heating dollars. Boston, cloudy 81 66 .97 the general public, the small hold- in ""J Standard moat popular Cleveland, cloudy .. ..84 62 .71 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS E ^O condensation your tank ... then nut. M s burner ers, credited with doing most of ervice lan y»u ** round-the-clock I Chicago , cloudy R8 56 WINONA DAM LOCKAGE Chicken and steak are the head- Lmmm i But STA-CLEAN, theheat-improver addi- " P the dumping, seemed to bear out v emergency service^ all Wmter-no extra coat Cleveland, cloudy , . , .B4 62 .71 line items at many of the nation 's their worst fears—a crisis In con- tive in AMERICAN Brand Heating Oil Denver , rain 76 50 .04 Flow — 86.500 cubic feet per supermarkets and neighborhood fidence. WWmI ~i fights rust . . . coatu your tank with a for either labor or parts, when needed. Get Des Moines , cloudy .80 51 second at Bam. today, Expected groceries this weekend as the Pill tuU details. to crest today. feMlt . protective rust-resisting film that lasts Detroit, clear R8 59 .54 cookout and picnic season gets ; a Su.nnn.er! So, get -a Summer fill and Fairbanks, cloudy ... 6& 47 Thursday into full swing. I '-^h, > " 1 :50 p.m. — Frank R, Alter, two j^/^fjg? ' \ Summer-long protection. mm^- -—^^- Fort Worth , cloudy, .. 91 65 1.41 barges , upstream. Chains in every section offer Kennedy Spurs m^^ mmm ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Helena , cloudy 73 49 4:50 p.m. — Bull Durham , two bargain prices on broiling or fry- ; Honolulu , cloudy 85 73 barges , upslre*ain. ing chickens. Kansas City, cloudy .. R4 B3 Today Steaks are an attraction in the Joaaaamir ^ Angeles, cloudy .. 73 57 TaTaaammk Jmnam ^m^mwSt&LL % ^^^^^^^P t^aa^^mammWifm£:* "**W"&^ ^^y^^H & ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ | Los 5; 10 a.m. — Baby Lere, four Northeast , Southeast and Midwest Investigation of Memphis, cloudy 85 58 barges , downstream. PWi SipRW with round and sirloin the most aWmYtBaaaaaaaasWaalKth ~-*Ma*m. aaaaaaaaaaaat ^it^aT^^. aaaWSam\\%m ^MVLa\aa' with June aa Dairy Mon lh. i " . ¦ ' ¦¦ ¦ , Portland, Me . clear ., RS 62 .01 Iwho pried into the affairs of Billie m^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\a\^^^^¦^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ M.j *n-s^i^?j 'i •&*& *#*''f'i v^aWilaaaaV^aW ^am aasaaaattHiti..vSsaw ^iw ^*fc?V*% 1 Arcadia Knights Sol Eslcs , the Dallas News re- l^^^^^^^^^r ^ 1*^ *> Portland . Ore., clear . 67 48 Ham It a bargain itsm in tome ' t ^Ki Rapid City, cloudy ... 63 51 ARCADIA , Wis. (Speciali-Thlr- sections, while other regional fa- ported loday. '^^aaaW^^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaarr^^aaaaa\^r^ ^$>^'^^ Mkl IT? ' ^aaa\w& %&^ cloudy 8.5 64 A Texas grand jury also is look- St. Louis, ty-four candidates of the Arcndia vorif^s include boneless chuck in •maaaaaY^maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\aSaatmw>"j ^fT.'X Y> *" './ >(^maM'Zp >m\9aS mWarrv - ,r _ ^a\±. Tamr Salt Lake City, clear . 75 46 council of Ih-e Knights of Colum- ing into Ihe* shooting of Henry 11. • '#$ %$ * 1***1&>* ' ' j mmWam *. ^ the Northeast and Midwest , round ^¦^_^^ H^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^K , imi$Se\\maaim?l >at\.• **** ' l^Y San Francisco, clear , 66 54 bus received second and third roast in the Northeast and bacon Marshall , 52, found dead on his £ «-iwl6£!T!ij&6'? ^P^s& &S$*S^flRPI*8S£/m*^L Seattle, clear 62 47 degrees in the order nt St. Stan- in the Southeast and Mid west. farm near Franklin Tex., a year ' On Washington, cloudy .. «« 67 islaus Catholic Church parish hall Asparagus , corn , cucumbers , ago. The body was exhumed and *^ COSt, Standard 's Insured Budget Pay*. Sunday afternoon. .i pathologist said Marshall pro- h-^-J^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam ^-^^ T—Trace assorted cooking greens, lettuce , L, ment Plan, insurance protection keeps bud- DAILY RIVER BULLETIN A total of 48 candidates bably was murdered. At the time V^^^^^^^^^^BHll ^K^^I^A^W^HHnfl ^^^^K were onions , spinach , squash , tomatoes et Flood Stage 24-hr, initialed , incl uding members from ,of his death , a justice of Ihe peace j^^3*^^^^^^^BJw^wftMJfe^2»^ii^^^^B^^^^^^8 Payments paid when you can't -work and potatoes are plentiful in most due to prolonged . case Stage Today Chg. the La Crosse, Independence and areas. . decided it was suicide. 11 Y^^^^^^^^^^ BH ^^|B^i^BHBH ^^^ H^|^^^ M Rr I Wing 14 11.4 - .1 Wonewoc councils I In a copyright story, the Dallas jlU_k**i_HN^_^_^_^_^_H|H[^_H_j_^_^_^_^_^_^_|HV death. This protection you one Lu ce City 14. 1 Degree teams from La Crosse Top buy* among fruits art or- 'News said the President 's person- A)HlSi^^^^^|HiilBi^l^^^^^l^^^^^Hi^^Efe_^_ extra. Here's how Wabasha 12 118 + .1 were present for the exemplifi- anges , bananas , avocados and— al interest prompjed his brother , nK{Hn ||^^^^^^^^^^ H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ V^_^_^_^_f Dam 4, T.W 10 6 + .1 cation. just in time for shortcakes and Atly. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, to |^ j«^_^_^_^_^_^H^_HH S|^_^r^_|_ ^_^_K , After the 14 days every Initiated f rom Arcad w, y0Ur budget payments Bre pro- Dam 5, T.W a.n + .2 ia *re: church festivals—strawberries. order the FBI to step up its in- \$Y>aE^aaaaaaaaaaaaamaaamWmaa\m_^_^_^_^_^_ paid Willis Rerzinski . Thomas Boland , rated on a daily basis and are until you Dam 5*A , T.W. . 10 1 -4- .2 Melons are moving into the bar- vestigation. LM| J_W^^^_ ^_W|^_^_^_^_^_B^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ Winona 13 lit + .2 .Aaron Hisek . Dr. Thomas Chis- gain class In some lections as Marshall was shot five times. _B|_H ^ iiH ^^^^^^^^ ^^ ar* *kl* t° return to work. Tou can benefit holm, Adolph Chitko ,\ e r a 1 d " Dam 6, Pool 10.2 4- 2 t U> Bund Bit-Warm Service,. carpool in town. tors Oscar Hovre and Frank Kai- Hanson, was contributed to this \0 %0M W W \ aV \ m /ma\\\WaKlka\mWmK\* * ^ * Her fi ve little kindergarten pas- mierczak. M e r e n g appointed project , IMKW-M0ID DOOI Melssner and Roger Halverson ai ( STAN PARP ) «««—— mtngtrt never leap about , crawl \famemaammamtmmmammmm/W^-^-WK IMft -. Mai*, brawn ind while; over car send* or wrest le.on the an auditing committee to work kail team, a member of the Blair ^S ^- ^- W . wllh Ihe retiring secretary-treas- Area Rec reation Association. W . SM JJoMtt-f.thtrd day floor, STANDARD OIL DIVISION AMERICAN OIL COMPANY ^^5 ^ 1^ ^ ^ 0<**-> . ION» .TATM UX* <~ JBWWA M4 whit*, col* Sent belli , that 's why, Hhe tucks urer lo review club recu-rds, E. Schroeder and Kuykendall will j •S TAXUAN II SUndird'a l/»d*»m»rK tor tha addiUm uttd in AWIWCAN B/«A4 HMUtns ' tor but mo ikmm; tint day, j two into each belt on the back John Kuykendell. Friede and plan the annual picnic- June 11 in OH. L«-^,-»_-»—— __———_——^-.^.^.J •^WlSJWSPSjWP WPF PW^W r\W9wlW^ J swat and one in the front, Luening will .plan the Lions soil* III air Riverside Memorial Park, r 1 ' Engineers Say 52-Foot High Conrad Flying Bridges OK From Lansing Construction of the interstate highway bridge over the Missis- sippi below the Dresbach Dam To France moved a step closer with the rec- Winona flier Max Conrad will ommendation of the Corps of take off Saturday from the Lan- Engineers that the clearance height sing, Mich. , Capital City Airport be established at 52 feet. for a 34-hour nonstop flight to The review report was submitted Cannes, France, in a single-engine to the If . S. Senate Public Works Piper Comanche. Committee Thursday. Conrad , who's employed by the This new height is seven feet Piper plant at Lock Haven, Pa., higher than the original 45 feet will participate in groundbreaking approved by the engineers. ceremonies for a $150,000? Piper Federal highway authorities have facility at Lansing. He will deliver requested a 05-foot clearance, a Michigan flag to Cannes officials which was backed by state high- as a good will gesture from Lan- way departments along the river, sing Mayor Willard I Bowerman pointing but millions would be Jr. saved on the four-lane bridges The flier , who holds light plane built to the lower height. Such records, will deliver the plane to structures, they said, would pro- a buyer on the other side of the vide ample clearance for any tow- Atlantic, a chore he has. performed ~ MamWe*^mmr* ^^ &M..*j. i .rm* *) ***-?**«-*i mmm¦WW3T. - *.;?¦«•*.*> •&; "W*ri-v*rt ~*--*S,:: T&*=i"- -*< boat now operating c*n the river more than 80 times. Conrad is 59, COMING DOW N ...A scant hour- after this a new office building fo>r Peerless Chain Co. on or that may be constructed in the UP ON LEVEE AGAIN ... The Levee Park as it was when the Mississippi River hit its spring future. photograph was taken the old Park Brewing Co., this site. The demolition crew began -work at mid- Drive is closed again because of high water, just crest of 11.71 feet on April 15. (Daily NTews photo) (Daily A bill pending in Congress would building at the foot of Walnut Street had been morning and completed the job by noon. establish a 55-foot clearance as re- leveled in the first step toward construction of News photo ) quested by the Mississippi Valley CLOUDY SKIES, TOO Independence Association. Interstate bridges at Dresbach April Store Sales and Le CLaire , Iowa, are involved. Park Brewery Below St. Louis bridge clearances Awards Given Burlington Bus vary; some are more than 10O ( Here Increase U% feet above flood level. INDEPENDENCE , Wis. Spe- cial — At annual Independence Winona department and The engineers were asked to Short Summer : * High School class day exercises lding Goes general stores sales climbed make a restudy after the 55-foot Jean Manka received the valedic- Bui 14 percent in April compared Taken for Ride clearance was approved by the house. tory medal and a scholarship to with the same month a year Wisconsin State College. ago, the Federal Reserve Bank Shari Bloom received the salu- Down in Hurry of Minneapolis reported. Mercury Under SO tatory rnedal, DAR award, and From January through April To Centerville River first class A award for a vocal A 59-year-old Mississippi this year sales to . date were The weatherman and the poets and also cooler than the May aver- Mississippi was Hearing Winona front landmark disappeared within Theft of a 32-passenger lus solo, while Jacob lioskos accept- up 9 percent over the same Burlington & Awards Given seem to have a different idea age. In the month just closing the today an<( was expected to pass a two-tour period Thursday morn- from the Chicago here Saturday morn ing al a cres! ed an award for placing first in period last year. Statewide, Quincy Railroad ticket office, 100 about June. temperature rose to 90 and drop - ing when a wrecking crew razed ped to 40 for a m«oh+hly mean of of 11 .3. On April 15 the runoff from class B baritone. sales were up 15 percent in E. 2nd St., is the latest in a series For what in literature is sup- the Park Brewing Co. plant at the posed to be the finest month cf 63.15. These figures compare with the spring snow melt pushed the The Crisco award for outstand- April in Minnesota and up 3 of major thefts reported this ing service to the home econom- foot of Walnut Street to provide a percent for the year-to-date. the year opened on the cloudy and 87 a year ago for the May high river to 11.7. 's new week to police. At T rempealeau ics department was given to Ruth site for Peerless Chain Co. Rochester sales were up 22 chilly side in Winona today. The and 31 for the low , giving a 1962 The Wi nona stage today was 11.1 $40, general office building. Reported over the Memorial TREMPEALEAU, Wis.-Among with the following predictions for Slaby. State Farmer degrees went 000? percent in April and up* 8 temperature slumped to a dis- May mean of 50.65. Normal for A three-man crew headed by Day holiday wer e thefts of a the many awards given in various agreeable 48 this morning and is the month is 56.6. the next three days:-11 .3 Satur- to William Halama and Bernard 107 Chatfield St., percent in the year-to-date. La SI .000 trailer house, a $450 out- departments at class night ex- Rombalski. The Decalb corn Ray Thilmany, per- slated to slide to between 38-48 to- Precipitation in May this year day, 11.2 Sunday and 11.1 Mon- labor foreman for WMC, Inc., Crosse sales were up 10 board motor and a portable tran- ercises 1 ast week , several Trem- ¦ 3.53 a day. award also went to William. declined 2 night. It was only 54 at noon to- totaled 3.28 contrasted with which has the contract for con- cent in April and sistor radio. pealeau High School , students day. year ago and the normal figure Duluth. International Falls and Other honors: Tony Dejno. Bad- struction of the new building, percent in the year-to-date. Police said today they are in- received special awards. Decreasing cloudiness tonight of 4.06. Alexandria tied thi s morning for ger Boys State; Vicky Kampa. ¦ Badger Girls State; out of season and taking a northern iff's office at Whitehall. Ronald McDonah, junior ; Frank front completed its push through Designed by Eckert & Carlson, Schuh, sophomore, and Gary Max. Min. Mean Normal Days Total Normal the state . Madison reported a peak Sobota, Butch Bautch, Jerome Halvorson. pike out of season. Although Trempealeau County 1962 Tony Delno, and managers, Mike Sobota Winona architects , the general of- Justice Albert sentenced him to authorities set up a roadblock Meunicr , freshman. of 75. Lone Rock 72. Green Bay tnd Dan Troog. fices will be mine feet above May W> 40 63.15 Sti.i $7 3.28 4.M 67. 'Wausau 57, Eau Claire 56 and Carl Richards presented these athlelle pay a $50 fine or 30 days in county near Centerville, it was Burling- The VFW Outstanding Citizen April ...... 8<5 —14 43.17 47.7 654 2.53 2.31 letters- ground level. The area under the Park Fulls and Superior 53. Presentation of the KETY was made by jail on the first charge, and $15 ton p-ersonnel who found the hus award was presented to Bonnie March ,.. . 64 —28 26 .67 32 3 1,188 1.51 1.62 ' building will be ttsed as a parking or 30 days on each of the last about half an hour after it was Ryder by Smith. Miuiinums - - early today ranged Daniel Schwebach, presld-ent of the senior lot. February 47 —13 14.44 18.9 1,415 1.72 1.01 from 39 at Superior to 55 at Mil- class to William Sonsalla. president of th« two. the sentences to run consecu- discovered missing at 11:15 p.m. Mrs. Lucile Keese presented January U —18 10.87 17.3 1,630 .05 1 .08 lunior class. The fcus was parted on the west . waukee. EIGHTH GRADE diplomas were pre>- tively. Trempealeau's Homemaker of To- Imperial, Calif., set the national sented by Miss Mlnena -Smetana to Keltft side of Centerville. Anderson, also receiving the IGA pin for Dzwonkowski also received a morrow , Sharon Wilber , with a 4,079 . 10.81 10.08 temperature high of 101 degrees suspended sentence on a charge It was still in good working or- pin. 1941 highest scholastic average; Judy Back, der. Nothing was damaged a Bur- Thursday, compared with the low Janice Bautch. Thoitus Slchsel. Oennti GOP Committee of contempt of court 'failing to Valed iclorian Ruth Lyon re- December 60 —15 18.4 21.5 1,444 1.30 Ml of 33 early today at Bismarck , Bryn. Dennis Dubiel, Robert Edmundsori, appear for arraignment on the lington official said. November .... Bonita Gamroth, Frank Hotchkiss, Johti ceived a scholarship to Eau Claire 65 12 34.43 35.1 917 2.20 1.61 N. D. Konter, Daniel Kwosek, Martha Llsowsk l, scheduled date >. State College. She also was rec- October ...... Kl 28 ' 52.74 -46.8 380 2.81 2 .49 Rita Maclosek, Spencer Olson, Glenn Members Named Sheriff's deputies arrested ognized as this year's DAR Good September .... 91 32 61.16 62.5 75 4.46 3 76 Shong, David Sleferf, Janice Skroch, Ruttt Soblek, Joyce Symlcek, Jeanette Waletiko, Dzwonkowski at 5:10 p.m. May 31 Citizen. Sallymae Keeffe and August 92 53 70 20 '70.4 - ' 5.13 3.62 First District members of the Marie Halama and Dennis Marsolek. at his home. Now he's in jail. Wi I kie Presents Sheryl Spittler , co-salutatorians , July .... 92 53 70.11 73.04 — 2.52 3.70 Certificates for ABSENCES of less than rules committee for the state Re- also received scholastic awards. June S4 43 68 33 6S.8 — 2.29 4.70 Driver Guilty of fNe days: Keith Anderson, Judy Back, Den- publican convention in Minneapolis nis Bryn, Dennis Dubiel, John Konter, Rita National Mutual Benefit schol- May 87 31 50.65 56.6 444 3.53 4.06 Madosefc and Joyce Symlcek: seventh, next weekend are Mrs. Clarence Harmony Student arships of $50 each were present- orade attendance certificates: Mary J«r»« Ike, Spring Grove, and Alfred Letters Saturday Kullj, Robert Lucenfe, Lester Puclk, Mar- ed to Ruth Lyon and Sandra Totals for all of 1961 7,907 31.41 31.07 lon Sonsalla and Ronald Stellar; ilxrh , Muffler Charge Schumann Eyota. Going to Nepa l Lei g-hton A. Wilkie, native Wi- Bockenhauer. Orade attendance cerllllcates: Janice An- The convention will be Thursday Robert A. I.uhinski . 23. 56 High derson, Mary Ann Batk, Linda Ann Bautch nonam and board chairman of the John Williamson Galesville, Leamington Jr.. Forest St.. was found guilty by and Laverne, William aid Roger Kullk. through Saturdav at For Peace Corps DoAl l Co., Des Plaines, III. , will representing the family of the late Oral Vaccine Huge Army Sgt. Buys Old Hotel, present additional rare letters of Munici pal Judge S. D. J. Bruski Hal Fo rd , presented the Hal Ford Success in Texas Streetcars as Hobby on a charge of driving with il- Chairman of the 16-mr-mbcr rules HARMONY . Minn. ' Special - - stearwboat developer Robert Ful- i'aj Two Lanesbo ro Area Harold Christianson. son ef Mr. Memor Athletic trophy to An- legal mufflers . committee is Glenn E. Kelloy, ton to the Winon a County Histori- ' SAN ANTONIO . Tex. f .\pi - 1 NANCY . France 'AP--l'.S., \ir Austin attorney Mower County and Mrs. Henry Christianson. Har- thony Raymond. Raymond , a com- Uibi'iski had pl eaded not guilty Churches to Join . cal Society at 9:30 a.m. Saturday petitor in all four school' sports, Nearly half a million San Ant onio i Force Sgt. ttllnn Pommer of Bos- Republican chairman. His appoint- mony, who graduates fro-m St. at the society 's, steamboat , the residents took Sabin oral polio ! ton , !\Iass., was in Nancy today when bo was arraigned May 19. Olaf College. Northfield , this also received the school's athletic For Vacation School ment was announced today by . Julius C. Wilkie. award, vaccine Thursday in a mass move j to add another street car to his Robert Forsythe. state GOP chair- June, has bee*n selected to serve This was aneiounced by Dr. HIGHWAY Patrolman Oscar LANESBORO . Minn. (Special - — Annual editor Ruth Lyon and to avert a possible epidemic. i private collection. Krcnskc- testified that he arrested man , as the party geared up for wilh the Peace Corps two years. Lewi s I. Younger , society presi- "The campaign who is stationed at I MC North Prairie and Arendahl .Lu- newspaper editor Sallymae Keeffe was a fantastic j Pommer , Lubinski during a routine safety the coming convention. He will be working in agricul- dent- The letters will be added success , " City Phalsbourg Base , sought theran churches will hold Joint .Manager Jack Shel- { nearby light check at 9: 15 p.m. May 19. Also serving on convention com- tural improvement in Nepal and to Ihe extensive Fulton ' collection were presented pins by Charles ley said. ' antiquat ed vacation Bible school classes be- | to buy one of fancy s He sai d llie muffl ers on LubinskVs mittees will be Clinton Hall , Rush- will begin training June 14. He in the society's steamboat which Fox , commercial teacher. Health officials counted 4W 141 street cars which were ret ired ginning Monday, . i car won* excessi vely loud in his ford ; Mrs. Betty Flatt , Wabasha , will leave for Nepal abou t the is a museum of Upper Mississippi Four senior girls were given people who ate sugar cubes Satur- from service three years ago. ilc Classes will close with a public ' ! jtld £lll<-llt . and Gregg Orwoll , Rochester, middle of September and -will as- river lore. Leighton Wilkie is di- recognition for having four years ated with the vaccine at 40 sta- already has 13 old trams of all program June IS. re- Lubi nski testifi ed that lie had solutions: Halvor Lacher, Rush- sist in a program to i mprove rector of Ihe Wilkie Brothers perfect attendance. They were tions. San Antonio has a popula- soils acquired in various parts of ChiJdren urt to third grade will bought the car recently. He* said ford , and Mrs. Margaret Torrey, farming practices. He was. a his- Foundation which -lias provided Vivian Cowan , Darloen Schindler , tion of about fiOO .ono. the world. have classes in the Arendahl that he since had tried to get the Red Wing, platform. tory major at St. Olaf. cons-iderable support to the steam- Caro Strand and Sharon Wither . Doctors organized the campaign church while grades 4 to 8 will ¦ boat project. The boat is named One year awards went to Bonnie after the city recorded its 12i)i ] VAIN AMBITIONS mufflers fixed , meet at North Prairie. for Wilkie 's late father. Ryder, Richard Schmidt, Maxine case of the year last week . There ! NEW YORK 1JP — Like Pro- The problem is; complicated , he Instructors are the Rev . Percy Charge Dismissed C. G. Schelly, director of edu- Stotzer and Betty Streich . had been two a year ago. ; mclhfus, mankind still is t rying maintained , beca use his car is a Larson , Mrs. Karrol Boyum, l"ti- WSC Alumni Unit •In Municipal Court cational exhibits for the DoALL Stale forensics awards were pre- Kight other cases have boon re- to steal the holy fire from the foreign make . Its structure is dif- ca; Mrs. Carol .fohnson , Peterson , sented hy Mrs. Elaine Nelson to ( mountain of the supernatural , ferent and the muffler is harder and Mrs. Arnold Schroeder and The charge against Cvril S. Co., will discuss the river muse- ported in surrou nding cities . In To Honor Class um's Fiillon collection. An infor- Misses: Keeffe, Spittler and Strand. one town , Dilley , there have been ' says Thams Mcrton , philosopher to adjust. Luhiii ski also contend- Mrs. Arnold llntlcvig , both of Smith Sr., 46, 170 Mechanic St.. , in a ed that the Jagisar has a reputa- Lanesboro. mal reception will be held. Invited Mrs. Marlcne Kane gave four- two deaths San Antonio sent 2, Out) and Ionian Catholic monk ¦ was dismissed today in municipal " published tion for being noisy. Oi 1912 Saturday court. were society d irectors and city year cheerleading awards to doses of the oral vaccine to Oil - book . "Hie New Man and county officials. Misses Bockenhauer and Spitller . lev. bv K-arrar. Stra-is and Cuilahy. Lub inski said lie believed he Tlie class of 1912 will be hon- Roger P. Itrosnahan, assistant should have been issued a warning Owl in Chimney for attorney, ored when the alumni society of city asked for the dis- rather than an a rrest ticket . missal because of a lack of evi- 10 Davs Becomes Pet Winona State College holds its an- liichard Darb y, Winona Count y dence. Judge Bruski granted the nual dinner and meeting at Rich- PARADE ON SUNDAY assistant ntlorne-v, prosecuted . GLENDALE , An/. 'AP- — nrd s Hall at 7 p.m. Saturday. dismissal. You ' ve heard of Siats in the bel- Six members of this 50th year Smith had been charg*d with AFTER HIS formal test imony, fry. Well , the Carl Short family will be present, it is expected. To- assault in the third degree. He Luhin ski adniilted he did not have had an owl stink m the chimney tal attendance will be in excess of was arrested at 4:53 p.m. May 19 a lit '.e to hi.s car and that he for ID days. HO . according to Gene Itygmyr, at his home. He pleaded not guil- did not have lia bility insurance. It look that long: tn dix-over thi* Winona , society president Officers ty when he was arraigned May 21. Horse Pulling Set at Arcadia .Judge Bruski sentenced liim lo source of n flu tt ering, thumping; directors will be elected. ¦ and ARCADIA , Wis. ( Special' -The town; a fly-in is scheduled for Mich., and John Malonev Si . cily council , the Arcadia High pay ;i $15 fine in- serve five days sound. The 501 h year class also will he . . Kin-men loopwl a rope around annual Wisconsin horse pulling Sunday; rides will be given on Paul, School band , Arrndin Broiler plant in conmty jail, lie paid the tine honored at a luncheon at Hotel Wi- Youth Sentenced planes and helicopters ; free bus lloat wilh queen , and the Area- ihe owl and pulled it free Fire- nona Saturday noon. Donald J. Berg, 19, 164 Huff St., con test and a street dance will he Wisconsin will be represented PILO T MOUND PICNIC man Dale Morga n dubbed it "Os- ¦ service will he furnished from by the teams of Florian 1.. do- din Hoy Scouts, will lead the pa- I.ANKSBOHO , , " pleaded guilty today to a charge fenturad at Arcadia Broiler-Dairy parkin g Minn. 'Special•- wald tho owl and took it ho me outlying to and from i gpth , Pepin; Henry Wydeven , rade. The annual Sunday school picnic of endangering the safety of a citi- Days Saturday , and the parade downtown; n talent show Sunday for a pot. Marshfipld; Marshall (1 r a s s , ! Alice in Dairyland will ride '>n pt P ilot .Mound Lutheran Church Foreign Students Set zen by threatening him. Berg was Sunday proinis-os to be Western evening will climax the ninth an- Ostv.ild appeared indifferent 's biggest , featuring Blair; Philip Matte , Thorp; Man- ; Die AG'Creamery float and Miss will he held S- uid.'iv noon at St. nliotil the idea. Firemen theorized arrested by police on a warrant Wisconsin nual festival , and Arcadia Fryers rice Barclay, For Caledonia Visit al fi:16 p.m. Thursday at 3rd and Dairyl-and the HUM festi- Seymour ; Steve Shirley Flury . 1%1 Broiler-Dairy Chnr los Park , SI . Charles . he was too tired to Rive a hoot. Alice in , broiled in dairy butler will De Lance CALEDONIA. Minn. -A group of Walnut streets. Judge Bruski sen- val queen , Miss Carol Litrrski , , Bloomer; Aubrey Skinner , I queen , will be in the front line available at many charcoal pits Reedsburg; Walter Carr iveau , i foreign students touring the V. E. tenced him to pay a attendants. i of . march. $25- fine or and her around town. Lena ; Robert Mclntyre Wh eeler; will visit Caledonia nnd Portland serve eight days in cily jail. He Weydt's Carnival street shows , ji Bands featured will be Melrose, Prairie Saturday evening. paid the fine. will furnish fun for children down- Marvin Stark , DeForest ; Clar- ! I.imn , Mindoro . Trempealeau, plus TEAMS ARE arriving for the ence Millar cen donated by Krnckow , Al Waletzko , Kujgen ejI queen , I.a Crosse Ocktoberfe.st Sunday NEWS Subscribers Soppa Jerome Klink , Conrn*l Sop- j AWs Shop nnd Harness store. , j queen , Klevn Broiler queen , ln- NOTICE! Tn« professional state light ! pa , Kd Kokotl , and Rudolph Such- 1I dependence Days queen and AVi- In. - ' Our ci ty circulation department will accept horse pulling contest , featuring | nonji Steamboat Days and Winter • tele- will Krnie Reck and his Country Carnival queen and royalty will All Fire Emergency Alarm Boxes reported the best teams in the state , phone calls from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. Sunday for begin Ht City Park al I :i0 p.m. Plnylxiys will |>l;iy for ilie dunce ! he in the line of march, plus drum th* Drivers will com pete for Ihe high- on Washington Street hi-ginnn n j; at and bugle units from Kim Claire , delivery of milting papers in Winona and Good- out of service May 24th are now back in est prizes paid in any contest . 9 p.m. .Saturday. In case ol min , Sparta and La Crosse ; twirler The professional state heavies dancing will be in the Old Ar- units , and [louts and other units view. contest will lie under light s nt mory . from Buffalo City, Whitehall, Foun- operation. 7;,1fl p.m. in City Park. [ tain City and .Arcadia, plus others . All teams will he weighed at THE PARADE will »t*rt at Arthur Weisenbei gor is parade The Telephone Number , the AG Co op Klcvntor scale. Main ond Pearl streets and pro- i marshal. ceed on McKinley, Harrison and to Call Is TWENTY-SIX Hamt alrtady Mudison streets south of Main , AMATEUR tingtn, dancers and returning to Main Street in the r* had eiilered enrl y this work . Ray- n variety of numbers will com WINONA FIRE DEPARTMENT mon d Adaiiison is bringing his ' business district and mnrcliing pot e in the, talent show at ft..'Hi John i, Staadm on, Firm Chief winners from Grecncastle . Ind. I west (o Ihe starting point. p.m. Sunday on a stage en Maui Coming from oui of the slate also ' The American Legion coin i- Street, or at the high M-rmol m I 8-2961 are Lnwreiicc l lamel , Marquette , guard, Mayor Ouvin Angst ami the case of rain. Tnres will tulal $130. 'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatl They ¦ Awa s Presented ¦ rd DEAR ABBY: • ¦ MI ¦ /¦¦ • ' ————- i^¦*——— i u_ ¦¦¦¦ .... — . In Ciib Pack 2 diappsunsuL<£ast Tlicfht Awandi were presented to tt St boys at the Central Lutheran Cut She's Uniform < Pack 2 meeting Tuesday evening Richard Baylon, Cubmaster made the presentations, assist ed by Ron Kruse, Sugar Loaf Dis 'Bolted' Down In Her Likes trict Boy Scout executive. Webe By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN los awards were presented U DEAR ABBY : I share an apartment with another girl. This Donald Nelson, Ricky Baylon girl is absolutely crazy over uniforms! She has lost her bead over Richard Sebo, Steve McCown, Lar By Clam Chowder ry Brunner and Mark Ferdinand policemen, soldiers sailors, marines, airline pilots, ushers and , presented even Western Union boys. Just show her a uniform and she goes sen. Mark Wedul was By EARL WILSON chief cord. limp. She , is not a child. She's 29 and ought to know better. She a den NEW YORK — "Never swallow a bolt, no matter how much you Scouts were pre has paid dearly for this weakness of hers. How can I talk her Following Cub taste!" was the advice of beautiful ,and extremely seated awards: William Keiper might like the out of It? BETTER SENSE shapely Jane Morgan, the singer , as she languished the other day in wolf badge; Erik Eckert, woll Doctors* Hospital trying to get rid of one lodged in a muscle near her DEAR BETTER: You can't. She has a fixation — brass badge, Scott Hoist, bear badg< colon. buttons. Intnxiuce her to a Salvation Army man. Maybe he and a gold arrow ; Paul Kiek If she's .gotten rid of it by the time you read this, she still feels the can save her soul. busch, bear badge, gold and sil- tame way. ver arrow; Steve Wills, beai Doctors meant well, no doubt. him to write a book about the DEAR ABftYi' When a woman deliberately I badge and gold arrow ; Mart " "I'll stand on her new Billy Rose, adding, steals another woman's husband, she is robbing ' Nichols, lion badge; Michae but they Insisted she " bead regularly several times a pay you for lt. Hecht cracked: her of her means of support, the father of her Block, gold arrow, and Kevin Lar day trying to shake it loose (the "This is the new Billy Rose!" children and everything of value in that woman's son, David Staricka, Argan John "Mr. Pres- not her head) , Irving Berlin, whose life So why doesn't the Law step in and do SOD, Larry Fort, Craifc O'Dell bolt, advance Friendly souls WTote in propos- ident" has a $1.3 million , something about it? When a man steals a horse James and John Haack, Davie , producer, ing that she try to pull it out with says the collaborators of an automobile, he is made to pay a fine or Neitzke, Richard Sebo all silvei director etc., "have to get into a Garry Paul was award an electric magnet. is sent to prison, yet husband stealers go free. arrows. lot of fights and do a lot of Why? ed a one-year service star. Jane, who swallowed the bolt " ' ROBBED chowder she'd screaming, otherwise a show s The opening ceremony was pre from some clam by Dei was a leading can- probably no good . . . Marty DEAR ROBBED: Because a man is neith- sented by Den 1. skits made herself , ("Hello ") 's trying to and the closing ceremonj didate for Belle Poitrine (Beauti- Dere Allen er a horse nor an automobile, and if he has 2 and 5, get his wild haircut insured with ful Bosom) in "Little Me," and all his marbles, he has some say about who Abby by Den 3. annoying? The Lloyd's of London but it's asking "steals" him. Now, there IS a law against kidnaping, but I I found this all very "How know 't moving ... she wasn't questions like do we doubt if many women have been found guilty ot it under those bolt wasn you aren't going bald tomorrow?" either ... she knew what it circumstances. ' . . Stripteasing has gone bust in meant to be bolted down, . London , the public got tired of DEAR ABBY: I may not be the world's best wife, but I am LEGION EDDIE FISHER'S now got of- overexposure , several strip spots Voice of the Outdoors the world's best actress. To get to the point, I can't stand my fers to sing at a gala in Monte have gone over to gambling. husband. He doesn't know it because I put on a good act, but Carlo, and at the Paris Olympia "JFK is a great man, " claims sometimes I feel like I can't stand him near me another minute. CLUB —part of his comeback. The f!5w - Joe E. Lewis, "He lost his PT We don't quarrel. He is a fine lather to my children. He er» signed "Elizabeth" were prob- boat in World War II. Luckily, he gives me everything I want. I have my own car, a lovely home, Sat., June 2 ably some publicist's idea . . . had an allowance , so he bought and we have a good social life. I can't explain it, Abby, but I am ' anoLher one." merely going through the motions of living. I keep secretly wish- John' Mason Brown s preface to - his biography of Robert Sherwood Polly. Bergen 's three kids have ing something would happen to him so I could be free without THE in the current "Horizon" indi- chicken pox in Las Vegas, where leaving him. Do you think I am losing my mind? I can't tell this cates he's producing one of the Folly is working ... Marlene to anybody but you. POOR ME BURTON greater books of our era , . . Bob Dietrich and Carroll Baker visit- DEAR POOR: You may be experiencing a glandular or Six, prer of Continental Airlines, ed Maxim's in Paris, and some TRIO chemical change, causing doubts, boredom and depression. Be and husband of Audrey Meadows, guests asked Marlene if Carroll Schuh • Heyer • Benlck* check was her "other daughter" . . . candid with a good doctor. Or you could be hankering for a got a 45 million insurance kind of wild and forbidding, 9 to 1 for the loss of that jet in Iowa— Sloan Simpson said at La Chan* romance that is especially attrac- tive to an "actress." Don't Members and is ordering a new jet "on sonnctte she'll open two sporting reach. You could lose your perch. " 392,000. The in- goods stores in Acapulco. (She There are many women who want desperately -what you al- the phone at $5, ready have. surers paid off the day after the says she "wouldn't mind getting crash. married, " but has no one in Speaking of big money, B'way mind) . of their six children who are at Comic Gene Baylos. while in Hol- EARL'S PEARLS: A career home will move to La Crosse lywood, was asked to play "Mandy woman is just a gal who takes Winona Theatre sometime this summer. 1 DANCE the Croupier" in a "77 Sunset up a man's subway seat during Luckow was employed by the SATURDAY MITE { Strip" show. He had to join Screen the rush hour. Lake Theatre in Fairmont and for Actors Guild ($200) and got big WISH I'D SAID THAT: We can Manager Named the past two years has been as- money ($150) so. he says, "I sistant manager of the Chateau EAGLES fire a capsule around the world ' V\L^T lose $50 for the day, bes ides a , but Appointment of Roger Xuckow, Theatre, Rochester. He s unmar- and know where to find it a native of Fairmont CLUB lot of sleep, as I have to get up can't put down the car keys for , Minn., as ried. manager of the Winona Theatre [fWk MEMBEI,S ( at 7 a.m. But I don't mind the five minutes without losing them Announcement also was made to- Stv-R* 11 money? I'm in the II percent was announced today by the Min- day of the June booking of three -Changing Times. nesota Amusement Co. Arnle j bracket." Mike Connolly reports that Brig- major productions at .the Winona. r ^lg5 \/ ' ( L u c k o w will succeed Joseph King of Kings will begin a two- L ^*"" Orchestra ., BILLY ROSE and B*n Htcht Itte Bardot is planning a costume Bronx, 2tH> Laird this was picture. She'll wear a comb. That's week run June 8 and will be fol- are close friends and so St., who will be- lowed by Walt Disney' kidding: Billy told Hecht he'd like earl, brother. s Big Red come manager of and the movie, El Cid. the H o 1 1 y- ¦ Another 10-poundtr current was too powerful be- water work probably will be bet- wood Theatre in Hfil MI,! NOW SHOWING Memorial Day 1962 will be re- low open gates of the dams tered by this higher stage of the La Crosse. Exact Hardies Creek Rites FISH FRY ¦^jHHH BlLa w Saturday Marine* at 2:13 membered by the smilfng young for comfortable fishing. White water in the sloughs. None of the date of the change TONITE man pictured above as the day he bass were hitting from the heats are run in any waters of i n management ETTRICK, Wis. nlt-il U.U ¦ I AND THI FIRST SUNDAY | ARCADIA ! 4 month! 18.00 1 month 11.40 S Of BACH MONTH mat BROILER . — 11. — I I— l 11^ ¦ —¦**.¦ ¦¦ Music by ,— ^^^ TWm——. AsWSBnft¦l^— II — ^— . Send change ot address notices, undellvereo copies, subscription orders end other mall COUSIN FUZZY Items to Winona Dally News. Box M. Wl ¦ » v STARTS SUNDAY immmm tjHaHMMBiajHapjajM none, Minn. S Second class postage paid tt Wnon«. Z FREE Turkiy or Ham ¦ DAIRY-FESTIVAL GOERS J aMwammWtmaaaaaWaaaammmWmmmmk Dinner for Kids j n * on Kid's Day § £ Warl- * V ' Wedding Dance ond $f 0 /„ Bn 5ee WS Ur m 2 HOPKINS g I Warty p J J g Judy Kunda • Nell Johnson ENDS SAT. at FORD 1 Untal In 1 ' V Bring your famllysjp tor Dinner "< Annex «<>».» 1 Wt rf» * Sunday (KW'» Day aVFord Hot**- 1 ,„. ll^LCBli v ?-L*B ^m\aaaam ^m^mm\aaaaW^ma. ^^aa\\W^^aar^m\\\r QM STARTS l:4S < ,\ BW Kins) and ana child's meal will ba I i Adulti' Junior* S0e) 2 Arcadia f ne festival Days! 75* • S an the house wim each adult'e w, \1 dow ntown ' V. F. W. CLUB Chlldran Undir 12 - 25* 5 meal. C . Rushford, Minn. in S IV w*»Uom« yo« j WHWI mW ^SmW I *^Saaaa\m ^mmWmm ^R%am\ ^Lt I Roast Tom Turkey g SAT,, JUNE 2 CS^S^fSi $ or Ham Dlnnor Chuck «Pd Bud O Includes a ganeroua bowl of soup, ^C wtilppad oofatoes. fllBItt •» mm a mm ^mata mmmmmmJ ww, fluffy m mmmm m m drwilng. tasty aalad or ve*oeteble, Jn _._ __ homo'max)* (lovar* m e loaf roll and butter. 9 W" t *U cottee end lea M fjW* _ __ ¦¦ .^HJSIB ^*^ \W cream for detsorl. M | Nelson V.F.W. I 4amaa%ie%maaa*am1.Jamjlmmma ¦ All for only . . . J kaw We Ba Olttar Dtomt- ielecnens M SPECIAL CWrfurma-wone BJ ¦¦ ¦¦ our Menu M i ^^^^|B^^^^Bw^^i^L^L^L^Lmi*i*ftt*Ii^MJL^BW-' H ¦ BENEFIT D«tn8fiaflS¦^ •KirTavTJG^ */Si ^ S BOOTH md TABLn 5 Refreshments th S SERVICE ¦ bo days at the hotel bar and at The SUNDAY MONDAY DANCE • Soft Refreshment bar outside | ^Blffl ^ffl ^^^K^ aafjpHpj Sat., June 2

¦ ¦ larvkt tttre 4. ». (Kftlor S, VYlcuity and OflaAjk JkbhakiL Owner ¦ ' * wth g Reidt's Pavilion ' AMMW'tVAf MinaUn*t+i' ZSSRffA 3«] a+*mttm$m§lt j *'> A-iWhto*0ttl 5V »'••* »*fcf 1 *«¦*< «// /Hi#t*^* M#'I ^f>l « l»4*.-4>«^ . ( a j•*•/¦*#«r*#'i ¦ Alma, Wi». •** A******** * *W*W n KIDS DAY — JUNI 3 l l - *—— — —- — •—- -*-*- — ¦— — — — — — -•* *N*«**t7 -ilMf I M*W**e-*W I a**** ! \m****HiA${ %+im»9**<**+ t* ner, athlete; Lyn vandrt and Toddle matt *. j ~ v "/ -»..jwv —y~ ¦*.-*.!,.¦>« . f ^ 'ZtJM^ mWaamw&SZd Roerkohl, cheerleaders. Joseph Pellowski, Charles Becker, Ted Driver Injured loretto School Schmitt and Ruth Kllug? school service; Crusader, second degree. Linda Becker. Jane Blssen, Robert Bore-* Teresan Glass Lyn Vandre and Gerard O'Flaherty, lead- Charles Becker, lournallsm award for wlak, Gary Conway, Stephen Danaher, ership. outstanding work on tha Annotator utalf. William Danaher, Joseph Deufel, Dlant Kathleen Karels, Mary Ellen Klug. Ade- Victoria Sfadfler, Lorna Reining, Lor- Dlneen, Mary Ellen Dunn, Timothy Elk- m 7ke line Dvorak , Anne Burg, Mary Ellen Ca- raine DeWitt, Joanne Kosse, Suzanne Wag- ens, John Ernster, Jam«s Felten, Jereld ¦ m\-GcAuolj/ ^^^ Frank, \\\\ a a l^l Values. vard which separates the highway the diplomas to: Mildred Bauer. ¦0^SHP'V ^r^^ | fl |r^Lr^tt^ ^F ^p' y^ carts for children. The little boy was delighted and rushed up at that point, knocked down a bar- ^ m ¦ Charles Becker. John Burg J»an ' ' '- # e¥' 0N and down the aisles pushing his cart. He was very good about ricade post and three road signs. W M- W' AT \—aaa\m\W 'J M 'kaaaWm M A N0W LY obeying my instructions not to take anything off the shelves. Her 1953 model car was declared Burroughs, Jeann# Cochran , Sha- W. [M- - -A Af ^BM 1 Y M ' ^ W ^m\ "' I put six cakes of soap, two cans of peas and two cans of a total loss by a patrolman. She ron DeWitl, Joanjne Felten. Anne corn in my cart. Then the little boy begged to be allowed to was accompanied by Norman A. Gaspard, Joseph Guillien , William wheel some groceries around, so I transferred the soap and the Semi, 35, also of La Crosse. Hoffman, Ri(a Hoscheit, Dorothy four cans to his cart and continued my shopping. When it was She was taken to Lutheran Hos- time te go through fhe checker he wheeled his cart next to mine. Jahn, Thomas Jennings, Virginia pital , La Crosse, where she was Karels, Alice Klug, Judith Klug, Beaming with pride he said. treated for cuts and bruises on "Look what I did for you I taked ait (he old paper off the her body and face and a possible Leonard Klug, Robert Nelson, Jo- soap and I taked it off the cans too." broken nose. She was released seph Pellowski ,' Theodora Roer- In his carri saw the six bars of soap with wrappings torn off. later Mn the day. kohl, Darlene Schiltz. Roger And the labels were neatly torn off the cans too. And instead of , the four cans I had bought there were SIX shiny blank cans: There The Highway Patrol charged her Schmitz Earl Schwartzhoff , Janet was nothing to do but take all six cans. with careless driving and having Smith, Elaine Strub , Joan Too- All of them were the same size so I never knew what I was no driver license. mey, Lyn Vandre. Michael Wag- L^ Miss Margaret Mealey 100 STYLES, SHAPES and COLORS JB^g opening. When I opened what I was sure would be a can of peas ner and Suzanne Wagner. Price Includes Frames 'agner. Laura Allen . Rose Beck- your lenses and the frame of your choice. At King you know f° " The convocation will begin with an It's always fun watching the treetops. Joint Commission Advisory Board er , Janine Schiltz . Sue Ann in advance what your glasses will cost. One single price, HO PS otuLisTs ritEsi RIPTIONS bluejay babies learn to fly. The parent jays were up and on Water Pollution. Schmitt. Donna Fitzpalricl*: and regardless of your lens strength requirements or frame of your fined at *ami low pricu. An academic procession from Lourdes and I've never choosing. Why waste money? Why pay more? siasies are sold only on prescrip- Hall. Degrees will be conferred by First they try flapping awk- after him . Dr. Fremling and a group of Mary Kirscht. "B" honor roll stu- wardly from one branch to heard such angry and distress- Canadian chemists and biologists dents four quarters. tion ol Licensed Doctors. the Most Rev. Edward A. Fitz- No Appointment Needed gerald, bishop of Winona. The col- another of their familiar oak ed screaming. I could hear ¦will determine the extent of in- Robert Nelson . Americanism m1 *eaa^9^atm»\ lege chorus will sing the "Mag- tree, then th ey graduate to them screaming far up the hill dustrial pollution in Rainy River award presented by P. W. Steffen nificat ," "Alma Mater " and "The my washline and woodpile, al- as they chased him. But it must and Lake of the Woods on the on behalf of the American Legion ; Star Spangled Banner ." ways with a great lot of teeter- have been hopeless because in U.S.-Canadian border and effect Lyn Vandre, Legion Auxiliary ing and squawking and wild a few minutes they were back Miss Mealey became executive upon fish and other aquatic or- award presented by Mrs. B. A. flapping. ' in their oak tree crying agitat- ganisms. He will be stationed at Qualy; Michael Wagner, citizen- director of tre NCCW in 194? and crying. leads the group 's program of pray- The other evening about 7 edly. And I really mean International Falls for the sum- ship award of VFW presented by o'clock I was poking out dan - If I've ever heard a cry of mer. E. K. Anderson, and Toddie Roer- er, study and action. The NCCW ¦ was founded in 1920 and is a delions in the back yard and grief that was it. Their, usual kohl , VFW Auxiliary award pre- branch of the lay organizations de- 1 i s t e n i n g to the plaintive brassy "Jay-jay-jay !" had a COMPLETES COURSE sen t ed by Mrs. Orlando Johnson . U.S. Trade-Mark Registered partment of the National Catholic "wheep-wheep-wheep" of three distinct downward inflection at George E. Le if eld, 523 W. How- young bluejays who were just the end o' each "jay " that OTHER AWARDS: OPTICIANS - OVER 3,000,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ALL GLASSES UNION MADE Welfare Conference, Washington , ard St., has been graduated from Suzanne Wagner and Lyn Vandre, first ' DC. learning to* fly from branch to sounded like weeping. They __ ' __. Hours: 9 A,M.*5 :30 P.M. daily inclwdina crying the school of traffic and trans- and second place In St. Marys College ^ B -»¦.«—¦* .. 0PEN The NCCW cinsists of 13,582 or- branch of their oak tree just kept up this distressed portation of LaSalle Extension Un- Latin contest, with Charles Becker, honor- up the bank from where I was through the dusk with the able mention. MORGAN BLDG., SUITE 1 ^BJ* ^ ganizations of Catholic women of ' iversity, Chicago. Employed in • _ ^ftl'JSS weeding. Suddenly there was a babies "wheeping" forlornly un- Linda Nelson, sophomore, certificate of .-, , ... , . j », . 1-year warranty available, II desired, $1.00 addl- the United States and reaches the traffic department at Bay performance In the upper fourth?of those /V' 2 West Third Street tlonal for single vision glasses., and $3,M for Bi- person focal glasses. Warranties oplional some nine million women through strange and chilling whoosh . til it got dark. Made a State Milling Co., he completed taking the national educational develop- . , the Scared, I jerked my head up feel bad. ment program test. Branches in many principal cities of U.S. and Canada. Founded i904 organization s in the 50 states requirements for the diploma in Robert Nelson, Thomas Jennings and District of Columbia and mihtary home study. John Burg, Mass servers! Michael Wag- posts of the V. S. European Com- mand. Miss Mealey is active in many Missing Tacoma fields. She is observer for the World Union of Catholic Women's f Tl Nota Sport Foreground—Impala Convertible n' Organizations to the Organization 0p uft—Ch evy Coup* Top pM--Corwir Mima Club Cov^m of American States and was a Child Sought delegate to six of the World Un- A blond 9-year-old girl, Ann ion 's Congresses in Europe. The Marie Burr, has been missing L^B^B^B^ B^BBB^HBMB^B^BM BVSB^KB -e^sa^B^Ll'-Bfl-ea^BflB^B^B^B^BiBiS* speaker was also a delegate to the from her Tacoma, Wash., home ¦^B^HB B B^L^B BVL^B B B^BBI^B B H ^^B B B^LB B B B B B B B BBII B BWBVM First World Congress of the Lay since Aug. 31, 1961, and her par- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ A postolate held in Rome in 1951, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burr, and to the Second World Congress have turned to newspapers across ¦[[[Sejjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj^ in 1959. In this country she was the country for help. a delegate to the 1960 White House Two hundred American news- BBHI B B B B BII B B B BH-B^DB^BI^B S H ! -^ Conference on Children and Youth papers, including the Daily News, ^ ^^^^ ^^^^ , pil Jt^^^Hial^a^lll^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B^^ and to the 1961 White House Con- have received photos and des- ^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^ ference on the Aging. criptions of the girl who police " , ^^" sav vanished mysteriously from ^^^^^^|^^^^^^,^K^^^^^HH^^^^^HH%' £ ^ : " £lo«g$$£3^^ her bedroom last August. An in- truder is thought to have enter- ed the home and taken the blonde, hazel-eyed, 4-foot 2-inch atVtnaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaati^ WmwmwmVm ? Great Gas < youngster. The parents refuse to give up Where It She? hope and are trying to reach for LESS! \ readers across the nation who SPRING GROVE GRADUATE may have seen their daughter. A SPRING GROVE . Minn. (Spe- reward of $5,1300 is offered for in- cial ) — Lowell Beaver, son of Pas- Lv • 4 formation leading to Ann Marie's tor and Mrs. Edmund Beaver , return or to the conviction of Spring Grove, has graduated from rJrs, Auto Service} possible abductors. Communica- Spartan College of Aeronautical r 118 Franklin A t ions should be made with D, G. Engineering, Tulsa , Okla. He ex- Hager, chief of police, Tacoma , pects to be employed as an air- Wash. craft mechanic.

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Units are coin- i),')<-1 mid can he lucked away in practically any unused area ^g^mmmmaaaMw . . . you guin preciou s living space. ri ¦ ¦¦¦ * ¦ rrtr-i See tlie new Chevrolet , Chery II and Corvair nt your local authorized Chevrolet dealer' s FLAMELESS (JET ALL THE FACTS . . . before you buy, build or remodel r-j Cf*TD|p * — sec a plumber , dealer, electrical contractor or CLCwIlflw * WS**-NORTMERN STATES POWER COMPANY WZ^TO^Bl MODERN L UXUR Y LIVING AT LOW COS T^ uH EATIMG QUALITY CHEVROLET COMPANY 105 Johnion St. Winono Phon* 2396 ' Warm Weather Plays How Do You Stand, Sir? "VII Fire Every Department Employe Involved In The Estes Case!" TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS Tricks With Food Kennedy Has Kennedy Aims DON'T LET A cat* ef food poiioning ipoll your mmtnertime eating enjoyment, is the warning issued by the Minnesota Vast Powers Srtate Medical Association. By SEN. BARRY GOLDWATER At Conservatives Food poisoning may occur at any time, President Kennedy's use of government pow- By DAVID LAWRENCE says the Association, but the incidence is er to force the steel companies to rescind their WASHINGTON—President Kennedy has- launched the 1962 -warm price boost has focused the attention of Con- congressional campaign with a declaration of war on th« con- greatest in weather when refriger- servatives in his own party. He has asked the voters in northern ation and food protection methods are in- gress and the American people on attempts to increase the scope of executive power. states particularly to elect Democrats in the place of any Re- adequate. Whether the food is part of a publicans, whether or not they happen to be conservatives. , Frankly, I don't believe it is generally un- family meal a picnic or barbecue, or a derstood just how much additional power the The significance of this move has not yet been sensed even hot dog and root beer at the nearby drive- President has asked for in his legislative pro- in the political arena. But it means that the coalition of Republi- in, caution must be the byword. cans and Democrats, which for grams. the last 25 years has saved A number of foods are more vulner- These requests have been arriving on Capi- America from radicalism and To Your Good Health tol Hill in bits and pieces—scattered through socialism, is to be broken able to food poisoning and should be avoid- dozens of Presidential messages ed unless it can be positively proven that down it the President has his to Congress on all conceivable way. they are sale. Leading food poisoning subjects. But , nevertheless, they Two speeches within the last Bladder, troublemakers include: Chicken, beef and have been formally proposed , six days by Mr. Kennedy em- ham salads; sea food salads; egg salad; and the President's lieutenants phasize his attitude toward the Ulcer potato saia-d: custard pastries, pies and in the New Frontier are busily existing coalition. He said, for puddings; creamed foods; and meats trying to get them translated instance, to the 1962 campaign ¦which have not been fully cooked. -' into law . conference for Democratic Symptoms When you add them all up, women at a meeting on the USE COMMON unit to avoid tho pot* you find the operating blueprint White House lawn a few days By JOSEPH G. MOLNER , M.O. Jible danger of food poisoning. When trav- for a planned American econ- ago: Dear Dr. Molner : Just eling, aelect only reputable eating es- omy manipulated by govern- "Nearly every issue which what is a diseased gall ment and directed from Wnsh- comes before the House and bladder ?-M.H. tablishments, When preparing foods for ington , an economy in which Senate today is settled by one the family dinner tabic or outdoor snack Gatdwafrar vote, one way , - .. The liver produces about a the major decisions are relegat- ^ ' make certain that all canned foods have ed to (he theorists and ' bureaucrats, . ah econ- or the other. %*' affwfflafMi pint of bile a day, which is been cooked for at least ten minutes be- omy in which the natural laws of supply and Cong. Boggs , ffpi|HH| used for digestion . Seme of fore serving. Serve only pasteurized milk. demand would play an ever smaller role in on the trade Yfesal^MH this flows directly to the small the. ¦ business life of the nation . bill — nearly . i|$iJpa^M| intestine. The rest is stored Most community water supplies may every impor- Jfedttn^^H and concentrated in the gall However , bottled wa- TO IMPLEMENT Hii* plan, Prtj tidant Ken- tant vote on ^m^aaaaaaa\w\ bladder. When needed it flows be considered safe. " ," ter supplies are recommended when pri- nedy is seeking vast new federal powers in al- the trade bill Y?|f^B|l into the common bile duct most every important economic field. He is. in in the Ways WmWrn^mWlk. which also carries bile direct vate camp or picnic water sources are from the liver. actual lad. ask ing lor more power than any and Means WmWitmWt%Mm\ in question. country Co m m i t- Like any other organ, the President has ever held when this was tee Vigpi^l not engaged in an all-out shooting war. was set- Hvlj^y^l gall bladder may become in- Avoid packing that picnic basket long tied in our fa- Vj&I^HII fected , With acute infection, hours before the food is to be eaten. It Here are some of the new powers the Pres- vor by one there will De may be economical to save the noon ident has asked Congress to give htm: vote. We lost Lawrence (ever; t h e meal left-overs f or tbe evening meal, but 1. The power to cut taxes as much . as 5 the agricultural bill in the Sen- gall bladder percent without the prior approval of Congress. ate—agricultural committee on may subside it may not be wise. The foods usually which Sen . Humphrey sits—by into a chronic the family picnic toasket can 2. The power to influence the supply and found in cost of money , through authority to appoint one vote. We passed it in the stale which also be a picnic for bacteria troublemak- his own chairman of the Federal Reserve House ot Representatives, out will make the of the agricultural committee, ers. Keep unrefrigerated foods covered Board . THE WASHI wall thicken. until they are to be served. Invest in a NGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND by one vote," There's also 3. The power to launch massive new public Just before the above speech, t h e problem portable ice box if picnic lunches are works programs on his own initiative. Mr. Kennedy told a Democrat- of crystals or your favorite sport. 4. The power to borrow public works money ic party rally in Madison "gall stones" from Ihe funds of the Federal Deposit Insur- Square Garden that the coali- —bile salts CERTAIN REGIONAL fooda may ap- ance Corp., the Federal Home Loan Bank , the ton-—or "balance of power , " or cholesterol peal to the vacationer. Approach these Business Seen Out to Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. and as he calls it—must be defeat- crystals form Molnar foods with caution unless you are certain other special agencies. ed. He said? and are the basis for the that you will not suffer from an upset 5. The power to cut tariffs on a huge, un- "The fact of the matter is , stones. stomach, hives, or other allergic reac- precedented scale over a period of five years. since the loss in 1938—Frank- There may he a single stone tions. 6. The power to exercise more controls over lin Roosevelt's second term or several , or a sand-like sedi- the nation 's agriculture. Gi ve Kennedy Lesson when the Democrats lost so ment known as "gravel." many seats—there has been a particles try to es- 7. The power to extend federal influence into By DR EW PEARSON , When these big blocks of stocks ; rather panic , psychology on the stock balance oi power in the House cape through the small bile local communities through a Department of Ur- WASHINGTON - President it takes two very practical market. ¦ ¦¦ ' and Senate which has made ducts, the ensuing colicky pain Shifts Seen ban Affairs. . - . ? . . Kennedy has held almost daily and potent forms: The biggest business in the it very difficult to pass any can be severe. TheBe are not only great new powers the huddles with economic advis- i. Hand-sitting in regard to U. S. A. is not U. S. Steel or new legislation which involves If only the outlet of the gall President is seeking,- but they also are unusual ers over the stock market. He new pl ant construction and American Telephone; and Tele- important interests. bladder is blocked, there will In Retail Ranks powers. is quite worried. What chiefly modernization. graph, but administering the be pain but no jaundice; if worries him is that , the ' fear 2. Closing down marginal affairs of the 22,000,000 veter- "WHAT WE arc new talking the "common duct " is ob- FOR EXAMPL E, let's consider his request psychology similar (o that plants and potting money in- ans of the United States. The about is whether the United structed, bile no longer can THERE ARE NO newcomari this year for the power to adjust income taxes. This to factories in the European Veterans Administration does States, now and after the 1962 which gripped the country at ' escape from the liver, and it to the list of the top 20 retailers, but has always been the sole prerogative of Con- the time of the Hoover panic Common Market where labor everything for its wards from election, .shall*'have such a bal- backs up into the system caus- there has been a milling-arotwd in the gress and has always been exercised for the will take hold. is cheaper, taxes lower, and protecting orphans to supply- ance of power in . tbe Congress ing the yellowness or jaun- - " sole purpose of raising revenues, Now the ad- Actually , the reports given business is more prosperous. ing burial flags for caskets. and in the executive that noth- dice. ranks. Still at the top is the Great At- will be done. That's the lantic & Pacific Tea Co., but even Jt ministration wants to use the taxing powers him by his Economic Advis- The latter strategy has two Into this sometimes unwiel- ing Gravel or stones may be ory Council are excellent. They grave dangers for the Kenne- dy agency has come a recent simple and clear issui\ And loose the gall bladder or shows bruises from competition with a for economic planning and manipulation. those who think that nothing 'in The changes in the income tax rates would show retail business at "an, all- dy administration. First , it in- new breath of efficiency in the may stick to the mucus" lining slight drop in both sales and profits. time high , auto sales up, sav- creases the drain of gold out form of a puckish, silver-hair- should be done, should regard which , in turn , may develop be made when the White House planners de- this as an unimportant elec- conditions required such a ings deposits good, housing of Fort Knox, already danger- ed administrator named John polyps. Cancer of the gall Behind the changes in the retail hon- cided that business ous, and could endanger the S. Gleason, Jr., who not only tion. shift. And where is the economist, regardless starts better bladder is a possibility. or role a national business publication t h an 1 a s t :¦< -»0 dollar. processes veterans' claims "But as long as we have so An acute infection , with pus of how many university degrees he holds, who « - *, * us in so observes some clear trends: year. • ,-^tjmULWA Second, it could mean an with record speed but even an- many issues facing formation, is referred to as Is qualified to decide some bright morning that However, unbalance of Kennedy's bud- swers them in plain English. many parts of the world, and empyema of the gall bladder. a 'l&jSzRmmWmYi ' 1. Variety stores are moving into so- taxes should he reduced to stimulate consum- panic psycho- * get estimates. Because the He has been waging a quiet our own country—so much un- called "discount" operations, both to find er spending. flp^ii^B marginal fac- war against government gob- finished business involving all VARIOUS SYMPTOMS ar« logy could W^'izk^L' m. closing down . of new customers and to defend themselves undermine all tories permits a company to go bledygood. A long letter from kinds of issues which go to the possible; Either sharp pain or OP COURSE, thtrt it no certainty that a Wmatmaaaam- tax-loss a veteran claiming he was well-being of our people—as vague discomfort in the upper against discount competition. consumer spending would this — if it WmLWm to the treasury with a ' sudden stimulus to keeps up. . carry-back. And if enough overcharged for his GI insur- long . as we have a necessity abdomen , centrally or to the come at the righ t lime. Nobody knows when a JMJUHL^^companies do this, the loss of ance, for instance, received for action " as the leader of the right of center. There may ho 2. Food stores are diversifying into And there is ^MHM indigestion gassiness belch- softgoods, and variety or junior depart- recession has run its course or when another BUM tax income could run into this straight reply; "'You're free world , I believe we should , , is about to begirt. 1 doubt if the passage of a many hundreds of millions of right. We're wrong. Here 's a have the opportunity and not ing. ment stores are setting up f ood depart - that Kenne- Pain may be referred or law by Congress would invest the White House dy's econom- ^B'mV aa\\\ dollars . check for the difference. " have the kind of balance in ments, Both have had to establish new, planners with the special insight needed to de- mmLV' i ecome more price controversy but called allowance in writing off new more power. He says that this ulcer; for gall bladder the pa- them "S.O.B. 's, " It was the ing efficiency, he also reduc- idea is "ihe oldest old politi- promotion-minded. Says the head of one IN YEARS GONE BY equipment. Kennedy has al- ed costs. When Tennessee Sen. tient swallows a dye (in tab- first time the President of the ready promised this , but in- cal argument" and that peo- let for in) the nigh t before X- large chain: "While competition is rec- Ago 1952 Estes Kefauver revealed that ple "should know and realize Ten Years . . . United States had ever woi^ dustry wants to make sure it's brand name drugs cost far raying. ognized as an ever-present factor in food Defending the city against the encroaching out in a battle with the steel " substantial. Industry also that the power given to the Gall bladder cases require retailing, the situation became extreme- majors, and the report was 't more than the same drugs un- President of the United States, Mississippi River cost nearly $115 ,000. That's the doesn like the withholding tax der generic names. Gleason careful treatment. 1 won't gen- ly acute last year . . . and many food total that will go in the record books , pro- that they had decided lo give on stock dividends , Kennedy 's under the constitution, particu- eralize because it varies great- a lesson to the "brash and immediately ordered the Vet- larly that of war and peace, retailers turned to new and often extreme vided no more bills are received. deficit spending, or almost erans Administration to pur- ly. Some cases ore best hand- cocky young man in the White anything else about medical is as great a power and in led hy diet and medication; promotional devices to attract custom- Th« Winona Baseball Association is asking chase drugs strictly by gener- many senses more than man the city to provide 1 ,600 more seats for peo- House." care, aid to education , or the others must have surgery. And ers." Case in point—trading stamps In . These reports began to cir- , ic names. This saves an es- could possibly desire." ple who wont to see the Chiefs play baseball. Kennedy social program , no. there isn't anything that greater use than ever before, culate shortly after Kennedy timated $3 000 ,000 annually. The above quotations are will "dissolve gall stones." forced the steel price roll- SO A QUIET sttdown' strike Gleason also closed the re- taken verbatim f rom the White Th e constant search for increased Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1937 b'ack. Now they have reached on new plant equipment and maining 161 one-man contact House transcript covering Mr. and go along with presidential growth adds up to a period of turmoil un- r)l proportions where both Ihe nd- modernization will decide offices , opened after the war Kennedy's extemporaneous re- edicls. Many Republican vot- William . II. Oil , with more thai) . years to handle postwar demobiliza- like anything the retailing business has Chicago Burlington & .-idministration and big stock- whether the young man in the marks. The topic would seem ers in the North doubtless will of service wllh the tion inquiries but unneeded for he thinking of participating in experienced in many years, comment Quincy Kuilroacl behind him, turned over his of- market investors are inclined White House or the leaders of to have been important enough to believe them industry are the boss of Amer- 15 years. This meant resisting for embodiment in a prepared the I>emocratic primaries to leaders in the field. Moreover , when the fice of Winona agent o( the road to his suc- . a lot of political pressure economy wavered last year, it caused ican economy. address. But an impromptu join" with other conservatives cessor and retired. THE retaliation, according Th i s psychology, whether from congressmen , but the speech often reveals the in- to defeat radical and socialist- some of the decreases in sales and prof- New business ami purchasing offices for to Washington reports , is not justified or unjustified , has new V. A, chief went ahead nermost thoughts of the speak- ic candidates aspiring for a Its. Ihe nursery division of the Soil Conservation taking the form nt dumping contributed materially to Ihe anyway. er. In this case, it is evident Democratic party nomination. Service for Minnesota and Wisconsin were open- Gleason doesn't get into the that the President is concern- Mr, Kennedy seems lo have AMD, THEY CONCLUDE , .v.n though ed in the federal , building here . headlines but few bureaucrats ed about the "balance of pow- flung a new challenge into the retailing this year is close to a runa- are doing a better job in er" against him in Congress congressional elections of 1062. , ¦ way pace, the top 20 will not find a Fifty Yea rs Ago ... 1912 Jh& yviLL Washington. and seeks a free hand. Few atm*af ^t^^* a^^aP*w^^^* e^e**^r*w*l**w^w *r ~+^r*r 1Se**wV*r-**•**<* smooth upward path. The customer's de- The large railway generator at the local presidents have gone as far sire these days apparently is for one-stop withou t law to regulate the plant , furnishing the power for the streetcar PICKETS KEEP COOL economy and social life of the shopping. As the big retailers bend to the system in Winona was damaged considerably NOG ALES, Sonora . Mexico* nation by executive orders as Music For customer's whim at various times and in by » blow-out, (/PI — Telephone employes here has Mr, Kennedy. He realizes varying degrees, there are going to be The La Crosse Dredging Co. is at work: went on strike and set up pick- that the only chec k could come more changes in the nature of their bus- above the Huff Street wagon bridge. The fill- et lines around " he company from Congress, He has today inesses. ins is being done by means of pumping un- building, virtually a two-thirds majority A Saturday ¦ ¦ derneath the bridge. When the temperature reach- of his party in both houses of ' ed 82 degrees the pickets mov- Congress. But this, in his opin- Beheld, Hw fear «4 tha Lerd, that It wli-dom; ed across the street and con- ion , isn't enough. It is a shaky and hi (Upart from avll ii understanding. Job Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1887 tinued their pacing beneatht majority because the nonradi- Evening 21:11. The state dairy inspector was in the city some tall shade trees. cals and nonsocialists dt> fre- anil made a t horough investi gation of Ihe lo- ¦ quently break away from cal milk dealers ' properties. The test ol mos t party lines. Good music and tn- milk in the rity showed better than the state BRIGHT IDEA FOR BUSES tttresting, informative WINONA DAILY NEWS requires. FT. SILL, Okla. Iff) - Offi - THE MENTION of "war and f acta about joi n f on this very same button." "Shocking," he replied. the "rubber stamp" contingent YWCA Summer Stockton PTA Class Schedule Sees Loca l Stale Urging Red Cross Slates Begins June 9 Balloon Film Home Service Talk WabashaSchool ¦ Classes for girls and women at STOCKTON, Minn. (Special .- Expansion of Tuesday Morning the-YWCA will be held Monday Stockton PTA saw the film show- through Friday from June 9 to ing of an air sampling balloon Mrs. E. S. Kjos, executive sec- Graduating 41 which landed in Roger Fakler's Sept. 15. There will be no Satur- retary, Winona County Red Cross WABASHA . Minn. he cocktail Krause.j Each woman guest receiv- and Mrs. D. . solution to your building program." Kay E. Miller, Sandra J. Rick Heyer Kragness, Caledonia; Mr. Holland ,. refreshments: Mrs. Paul Heise, ; the afternoon were warrant was issued thereafter and thias, heur al 8 p.m. The ¦ed( one of the crimson roses, the ; Hostesses for Mitchell , Sheila R. Moe , Andres band will play. Farmington, and Mr. Davis. calling; Mrs. Frank Mertes, dec- ( Mrs. Dublin and Mrs. Hilde. BUECHNER SAID, he ivas arrested this week by '¦ ' class flower, used as a center- ! "It should S. Merille, Kathleen A. Mustain, Taking part in the aqua show i orations: Mr, and Mrs . Ronald Golf chairman, Mrs. Gostomski . be noted that financially there are Tietz:, He pleaded guilty to the li- piece. * | O'Flaherty, Judy R. are Miss Romona Childs, Larry ; Resch. games and prizes, and Mr. ¦ announced a Ringer tournarnent few if any districts in your area cense charge and drew a sen- Franci P. Pavelka, Jeanne L. Staudacher Clingman. Terry Foran. Miss Eyota Students , and Mrs: Christensen . entertain- : for June. Those entering qualifed of the state that could meet their tence of 20 days in jail or $50 , , Rojean M. Tibor Cathy Lind&ay. Miss Minnesota rnent, food and place. Robert Dick- 1 today. Cards were to be marked school building needs in the rec- fine. He is in the county jail at John S. Taubel , Present Recital ¦ Arcadia GAA Mary A. Wallerich , Donna R. Hoyt , Tom Zumberge, Wayne ; son, St. Mary's College student and left at the Clubhouse. ommended manner and yet require present. l ¦ Judyth Fatchett, Dave Percivel , Jim EYOTA , Minn . ( SpeciaD-The? from Beloit, Wis., sang folk songs Holds Camp-Ovt \ Women's day hostesses Thurs- less than 3 percent of a legal 10 Wayne, Bonita A. Wheeler , Hauser, Miss Ann Boyum. Tom annual spring recital of the pianoi ajid entertained with guitar music . day will be Mrs. William Gates percent borrowing potential." NORTH PRAIRIE LEAGUE E. Wolfe and Shirley A. Zabel. Braun , Miss Mary Landiro, Dave pupils of Mrs. 0. E. HoIIen wasY during the afternoon and evening. J! ARCADIA., Wis. » Three Bill/ Goats state Highway 90 which will he ald Kahl poured. Mrs. W. SellesethI I Gruff Frank Luther \; freshman: Susan Slaby. sopho- ! Funds for youth activities will er the Root River Trail area. At- Director—Sister Harriet was in charge of the tea table. more; Judy Fetting and Janet ' built through here. he raised by a " THE FAST, EASY, SAFE WAY TO CONTROL tendance ribbons will be given to Tap Dance Numbers- white elephant" Floral arrangements were by Students of Miss Marilyn Maul Borgwardt, juniors ; and Agnes auction Saturday at 1 p.m. on the all riders and a cooperative din- JMrs. Henry Ebling. Vocal Selections— Wozney and Lorraine Schlesser , Dog Pack Blamed for YMCA lot , 5th and Winona DANDELIONS, PLANTAIN AND ner with the Chatfield club fur- The Green Leaves ol Summer . American folksong seniors. streets. Sponsors of the sale are nishing beverages will lie served. AUXILIARY TO ELECT Some Enchanted Damage to Fence, Gates the Y' OTHER BROADLEAF LAW N W^EDS i (—Elec- s Men , whose members will A trophy will be donated to the ARCADIA, Wis. Special Evenlna Rodg/ers and Hammersreln Extensive damage resulted when conduct the sale. visiting saddle club having the tion of officers for the Auxiliary Soloist- Richard Schell CHURCHWOMEN IAEET a pack of dogs chased cattle Accompanist—Mrs. Thomas Henoel , Money raised through the auc- nuisl riders in the Dairy Day par- to the Tickfer-Erickson American through a fenced area Thursday \ Fir',l Grade Group - CEDAR VALLEY . Minn. 'Spe- tion will help pay expenses of ade June 9. Appearance of rulers Legion Post will be held June-7 The Lawn ^Aovver cial 1 — The June meeting, of the evening, Sheriff George Fort re- needy boys at YMCA summer when members nice! at 8 p.m. in. Sonq Marlon Maior .ind horses ivi)! be judged . A gyw- Director S/ifPr Harriet (.'cdar V.-i l ey Lutheran Ame icnn porter!. . camps, according to Gerald Hostessesi Mixfrt kahana will be held in tho after- the Legion Clobrooms. Chorl'* - Lutheran Churcliwonien will be Roland \v. Diekrager . farmer Krosch . Y's Men president. Henry will be Mrs. Clara Wellzien , Mrs. It' s a Grand Nlqht for noon at 2 .'10 p.m. The Hormr) Sinnlnq Rndoers and Hammenlpln hold in the church parlors. Wed- , who lives four miles south of No- Wcimer, finance chairman, is in Mrs lnga Bjor- Stockyard is open to all the area Annette Scverson . . Evn!n*i nesday ,-it ft p.m. A program "ill ' dine , told Sheriff Fort today thai charge of the auction committee. riders for lhe.se events. ge and Miss Gertrude Fugina. Prayr-r Enqelberl Humperrjinck his cattle, which he believed were Rus'l.-m Picnic Rms^n folk tune ' be given by youth of the eon* i Persons wishing to contribute Director ¦ Mri Willlnm Terras probation and slides will he shown. aroused by a pack of dogs, knock- ilcms lor the sale may have them AccompanM — Alice Kronebusch Each woman will contribute to the ed down three g.-ites and four rods picked up hy calling the YMCA, lunch. :>f fence. He said that dogs have tho committee announced. Con- JSTH ANN IVERSARY been roaming in that nivn nil SPUING (.'ROVE , .Minn, i Spe - tributed articles to date Include ' winter ' *$kWE?m& ^2mW -v£&nv NOW ... at LUND'S cial i—A 2:»lh wedding anniversary POPPY DAY PROCEEDS fishing equipment , antique pic- Sheriff -Fort warned nil fanners open house will he held at the ARCADIA Wis . f Special>-Mrs. ; turn fi nmes, aoplinnces, clothing . to keep dogs home of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kven- Donald G lamor, Poppy Day chair- •confined on their and even a rabbit , the committee respective farms. moc , Sunday from 2 to ' 5 p.m. man here , has announced that the noted. Ko formal invitations arc being is- sale conducted recently netted I sued. SIM M. Auxiliary members and Arcadia Boy Senilis conducted the WAYSIDE SCHOOL P ICNIC sale in Arcadia and the surround- ETTHICK , Wis . iSpecial ' - The ing areas . Wayside Community School picnic- will be hold al Blair P.-irk Simduy weed£z 9 WH noon. Members are nsked to briiiR WOMEN'S GUILD their own coffee , china, silver and FOUNTAIN CITV , Wis. (Special) a dish for the politick dinner . — The Women ' s Guild of St. WONDER r\ John 's I' nited Chu rch of Christ LADIES AID will nieel Wednesday at 2 p.m. FOUNTAIN CITV , Wis (Special > in the church xoeiiil rooms with BAR — The iifxl meeting of SI. Mi- the Mnrthn Circle presenting the l"f , J chad's Evangelical Lutheran La- program Servers will be Mrs. —— i i —¦—»————»¦**> A maaaaWimmMfBsm ' - dies' Aid will be al the Home Loyal Trillins, Mrs. Merlon Suitor , Here's th* best Idet «ver, for K. . \ flHQ SiH for the A ged Thursday nt 2 p.m . Mrs . Stella Suiter «nnd Mrs. It od- easier, better lawn car«: Y ^K ' T «TillT*H There will be n potluck lunch. ney He.s.sie. • Weodor is a largo wax bar ^PA . fljiv* Cl *^B with safe , non-volatile Amino ^LmL' a\\wa\\j Maaa\m\ MORN I NG CLASSES BEGIN JUNE 11 2,4-D in it. Juat drag across lawn, ^PM^ Hl^^f^^B (3-week vacation in Augu(t ) to control, broadlea l weeds. gf: €§ ^^ ' aaaaWaasmi' —flk^BBBH i SaS^^sli^ .s SSBMMHB? John Heim, Mgr. - Phone 203J2 Wlk>- ¦ • Stenographic • Sec retarial • Wax film loft on weeds won't ^^mm^k ^PMP^^Q^I / wash off blow eway. maaa\a\mW^' ^^L^BaammWmm • Executive Secretarial ' • Bocause it 's a wax foarthere i ^^H^2|d| ^^ HHDI no tc endanger • Medical Secretarial ^^¦^^^^^^^MJ^^^^I shrubs or garden i^H^^^^^^^^ H^^^^I Beady 1o use from package. : 9 Week Quarter - Enroll Now ^^m^^^^^^^^ Km^^^M 'Circle Ranch" We'll gliidty It'll you about Ihe Rival advantages of starting ... H* your r-oum* in summer school . Although Ihr demand exceeds treats up to square feet MMM/MMMMMMMatWaTM^^¦^^^^^^^^^^¦^^^1 ST. CHARLES )j(^^^,Jt ^0 \i i ' ¦ - ^ the supply now , all indications point to increased drinniid of lawn, ample tor av-erage H^^J.^ ,Y .4> -. - £*•*,' » ¦tv , - ,-^ , T-^BH during Ihe nest war tor wil l rained office* help. tor 3 milo» SE of Whitawattr Stata Park // |^^ |Ugg_|0g_|^||^ J \ , MAHT1IA C. SITIEHNECKER , Director Just drag across your lawn to control broidlaaf weeds ., . i ____ Ask Your Dealer To Show You tha weed** WONDER BAR. ' -aVPH ait, -lutJv» product ot tha We Boa rd and Rent Horses ^ ««L t^***'* 119 W PHONE + Winona SECRETARIAL School < * IT Ml MMII $8K1 Oinrfer Member National Aj.socifl.to-n A Council mr CHIPMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. M£M» CENTER I III J -I^*- BJ&Xk 5222 it Riding any day after 1 :00 o/ Business Schools Memiier of Minnesota liu.tiiie.is School Association I@ - ""%J5Cl lililll world'i iMdini g li F""""™"""""[gg 354 Johnson St. Plum* 3154 O iw al Hit productr* •( meedli control (ktnlciliiJ ind "^i Q^ i>t Horses for Sale at all times n>i*Kticid«i l*r firm. nuiMOf. Hrk , l*»U count •«*! tiom« ux>. Shop Toni le Till 9 P.M. USE YOUR SUMMER ADVANTAGEOUSLY ISMMMMMSIMMHMMM ^^^^HBa ^ Services Vacation Schools 30 8th Graders at Area Churches 2/ Students Get At Fountain City ALTURA SOUTH KIM* Sta rted at Blair Jehovah Evangelical Lutheran worship Evangelical United. Brethren Sunday " with Communion, I and 10:15 a.m.; Sun- school/ 10 am.,* worship, ll a.m.j sarvlc *, BLAIR , Wis. (Special)—Vacation Receive Diplomas (So to tl?i? ffliiurrij uf $imr <&\)n\tt "X flay school and Bible class. 9 a.m.; Cou- S p.m. Wednesday, Woman's Sodarty of Diplomas at f ples' Club picnic. I P.m. Monday ttirough i World Service, I axn. Trtvndey, choir , church schools for tbe 1962-63 con- Friday, vacation Bible school. 9 a.m. Tues- ! I p.m. . firmands of Zion Lutheran Church FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis. (Spe- CENTRAL METHODIST day, Lutheran Pioneers, 7:30 p.m. STOCKTON cial)—Thirty eighth grade grad- ST. PAUL'S 1PISCOPAL FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Hebron Moravian worship. 9:15 a.m.; Grace Lutheran worship, ? a.m.) Sunday began Monday with the Rev. E. (West Johnson) (West Broadway and Main) ' ) Broadway and Sunday school, 10:30 a.m. school, 10 a.m. Monday, Ladlei' Aid, I E. Olson as instructor. Sessions uates of St. Mary s Catholic (East Broadway and Lafayette Dr. E. Clayton Burets* ! Arcadia School Rev. George Goodraid Tha R*v. Harold Raleitad SBTH/NY I p.m. Wednesday, Sunday school teachers, are from 8:30 to 10 a.m. daily. School here received diplomas on Th* Rav, Richard Lewis, Aisoclata Moravian Sunday sefiool, 9:30 a.m.; wor- 8 p.m. ARCADI A. Wis. (Special)— 8 a.m. Mass cele- 9:30 a.m.-Junior and senior high school ship, 10:30 a.m. TAMAStACK Sunday after the 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. Classes for kindergarten through classes. s -Sunday school for all ages CEDAK VALLEY Lutheran Sunday scfiool, 9:45 a.m.; wor- Twenty-two eighth graders of St. brated by the Rev. Lcuis*Clarke . 10:45 a.*m.—Holy Communion and ser- 9:30 a.m. ¦ 10:30 a.m.-lrVorshlp and church school adults. Central- Lutheran -worship wllh Communion, ser- ship, ii a.m. Thursday, choir, I p.m. sixth graders will begin in the . par- mon. ' I from three years through Stanislaus Catholic school graduat- Graduates: John and Richard classes for chllcdren below lunlor high age. mon. "Fifteen Dollars an Hour, " 11 a.m. ' Saturday, confirmation classes, t a.m. Monday. 7.30 p.m.—Boy Scouts. ! ises meet at 109 W. Broadway. ish Monday at 8:30 a.m. Nursery care (or infants. Preludes to wor- nursery Wednesday, church women, « p.m. TRBMPaULIAU Abts, Sherry Anderson, Gerald Wednesday, 4 p.m.—Junior choir. ; 10:45 a.m.—Worship. Supervised ed Thwaday evening in the parish ship by Mill June Sorllen, organist, "I provided for all children under 5. Organ- ELEVA !. Mouni Calvary Lutheran worship. 9:30 Teachers at Zion will be: MEmes. Janice Baertsch Di- Thursday/ 7:30 p.m.—Adult choir. churcbY the Very Hev. Joseph J. Bagniewski. , ¦ Will Lift Up WMne Eyes," Schrelner, and ist, Miss Agnes Bard, will play, "Prelude Lutheran worship with Communlcxi, 8:30 | a.m. Sunday school, 10:15 a.m. Thursday, James Frederixon, James Davis, ane Boardman, Judith Boberg. i "Adagio Molleu " Gullmant. Junior and In F," West, and "Postlude," Wolsten- and 10:50 a.m.; Couples' Club progressive choir, 7 p.m. , Ronald , Andrzejewski officiating. A Mass senior choir), directed by Harold Ed- under the supper, S p.m. Monday, vacation Bible WIAVM Lyman Toraason Johnson Rita Bork , Richard Brandes, Char- CHURCH OF CHRIST j home. Youth choir will sing . strom, will ilr»« Rlngwald'i "This Is My direction of Robert Andrus. Senior choir, school begins, 9 a.m. Tuesday, church Melhodlst worship and Sunday school, Sidney Lee and A. R. Sather. was offered by tlie pastor. The les Buchmiller, Betty Franzwa , (West Broadwa y and South Baker) Father's World." Sermon, "When You Milton Davenport, council, (:30 p.m.; Wednesday, senior ¦ 10:45 a.m. " ' under the direclion ol High schoolers will help in some Rev. Raymond Wagner, assistant Jr., Eugene Reynolds;, Ministar Pray." PosfJude, "Maieitic March, " will sing, - "Come Unto Me," Sermon, choir, S:30 p.m. Thursday, churcjh wom- WILSON Thomas Flood Betty Lou and Peary. SoclM hour follows >n Fellowship "The Great Divorce," Rev. Lewla. en with Bible study, 1 p.m.; catecsilsatlon I Trinity Lutheran worship, 9 a.m.; Sun: of the classes. pastor and chaplain at the St. Catherine Grossell , Leslie Haney, 9:45 a.m.—Bible school, classes tor all room. Monday, 7 era.—Men' s prayer group. of conllrmands, 8:30 p.m. : day school, 10 a.m. Saturday, conflrma- Teachers at Faith Lutheran are Joseph's Hospital, delivered the Betty Haeuser, Dennis Hund, Jo- . ages, nursery through adult. Adult lesson, 7 p.m.—Church picnic planning commit- HART ; lion Instruction, f a.m. "The Fellowship of Love." Lutheran Sunday school , 9 a.m.: worship, WITCKA Miss Ida Herreid. Miss Mabel Her- sermon. seph Kafer , Gregory Krufnholz lee. £ . 10:45 a.m. — Worship. Sermon, "The FIRST BAPTIST 7 p.m.—Boy Scouti. r 10 a.m'. Friday, Ladles Aid centennial tea, 1 Methodist church ichool, 9 a.m.; worship, reid, Mrs. Ralph Kittleson and Graduates: Sandra Bautch, Jo- Barbara Lemmer, Jo Anna Lett- Christian Distinction." Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Commission on Edu- 2 p.m. June 11-15, vacation Bible school. 10 a.m. Wayrte Bjorge, Dianne Grossman, Sermon, (Weil Broadway and Wilson} HOVER Mrs. Florence Vehrenkamp. ner, Faye Malotke , Mary Mueller, 7:30 p.m.—Service. "The lono* cation. Kiel.!, est Word In the Bible." Tha Rev. Walter E. Eckhardt Wednesday, 5:45 p.m.—Wesleyen Service Methodist Medication service, » a.m. Dennis Kamrowski, Diane , Nancy Pelowski, Sandra Ruben , Monday, « p.m.—Southeast Area Men' s Guild picrTlc. LOONEY VALLEY Bon n i e Kujak, Betty Lisowski , -Church school. Graded les- D e n n i s Schmidtknecht, PauHne Fellowship, church, I p.m. 9:45 am. 6 p.rr/—Girl Scouts court of awards. Lutheran worship with Communion, hon- Gaylortl Pehler Cora Jean Pier- Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Elderi and deacons, sons for-children and adults. Nursery serv- Satu/lay, ? a.m.—Goodwill collection. or day tor Sunday school students, 9:30 Vacation School , Wantoch? Judith Wicka , Kathleen ices. a.m. Monday, vacation Bible school be- , , Martha Rose church. ¦ ¦ ¦ Confirmation tor 7 1 zina Adrian Schock Wolfe and Dawd Ziegler. . Thursday, 7 p.m.—Service. Special class 10:45 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Feel 7 gins, f a.m. Wednesday, cfHir, I p.m. SchultzY Ronald Schutz, Barbara for children. • Shod With Ihe ' Preparation ol the Gospel MlNNEISKA Class patron is the Blessed Vir- "Impr omptu In 'E' MCKINLEY METHODIST To Begin at Alma Jane Skro-ch, Mary SLaby, I p.m.—Choir , of Peace." Prelude, St. Mary's Catholic Masses, I and 10 At Blair Sunday Skroch, gin Mary. TheYclass flower is the - Friday, 7:30 p.m.—Women's Missionary Flat." Welyi offertory, "A^U^HBeieM|ase^ 3 p.m.—Married couplet club picnic, «:30 p.m.—Jail service. The Rav. William Fassant Prairie Island. 7 p.m.-Street service. 10 a.m.—Sunday school. Monday. 6:30 p.m.—Lutheran Pioneers. 7:30 p.m. — Soldiers' meeting and Bible —Worship. 8 p.m .—Lutheran Pioneers council, study. 11 a.m. Tuesday, '7 p.m.—Sunday school teieharj. 7:30 p.m.— Ladles Home League. 7:30 p.m.-Evnngellsllc service. -l^MOaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa — Bible study In -jaaa% I p.m .—Delegate conference, Grace Luth- Wedneidiy , 4 p.m. — Girl Guards, ajed Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. homes. eran Church, Rldoeway. : 11 . to 17, end Sunbeams, aged 6 to 11, Wednesday, 6 p.m.—Graduation banquet. Thursdey, 7 p.m,—Street service. • p.m.—Graduation aervlca. 7:30 p.m.—Midweek holiness meeting. Thursday, 2:30 p.m.—Ladles Aid. Saturdsy, 10 a.m.—Cub Scouts. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD ^^^^^^^B^^^^^^L^^^^^^^^^Kbi / ^^i ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ mL Friday, J-7 p.m.—Communion reolttrac- J p.m.-FI-rst and third Saturday of each (Center and Broadway ) tion. month. Junior Soldiers' meeting. VV. W. Shaw 5:30 p.m School picnic supper, Laka Dally, 10 a.m. to 5 ptrt.—Family serv- Park. ice store, 501 E. 5th St. ¦ 10 a.m.—Sunday school. 11 a.m.—Worship. 7:30 p.m.—Service. ST. MARTIN'S LUTHERAN CH URCH OF CHRIST Wednesday, 8 p.m. — Bible and prayer (Missouri Synod) ( 1660 Kraemer Drive) hour. (Broadway and Liberty) Henry Walker ¦ Tha R«v. ffmil Gaitfftfd . Tha Rav. Armin U. Daya 10 a.m.-Bible school, classes for all ages Assisting, tha Rav. R. Korn .11 e.m.-TWorihlp. Jerrnon. "Condition- Catholic Services ed to Bellewe. " \aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa maaf 'mami^1 ( a.m. — Matins. Sermon, "Proflr er by CATHEDRAL aaaaaaaaaaaaa%m ^mm ^mm ^mm^mm ^mm ^mm^mm ^mm\ ^^> yJaaaa&^^^Ztlaaa^mm^mm^mm^mm^mm^mm^mmm^mamaaaaaaaaam Hm ' * p.m.-P-reachlno service. Sermon ^B^B^B^B^^B^B^B^B^B^B^BHB^B^BM? Loss?" (Matth. U:J4.) Andy Anderson. OF SACRED HEART H^™ ^aiilaBBNBfcy^^ianBViiliK^ 9:15 a.m.—Sunday school and teenage Bi- Wednesday, 7 p.m.—Bible classes for all (Main and Wesl Wabesrial ble class. ages. »:I5 and 16:4s am.—Worship. Sirtnotr The. Rt. Rav. Msgr. Harold Hi ^^^^^^ WL « .^^^^ : ¦ Pt^ s T 1.H BSP^^^I^B B B B B B B B B^B^ and text same as tha 8 a.m. service. Sen- J. Dittman r^aaaaB^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BBaB^BHt^^B^BB^JY. virnitirrTw ^ aYaBaaV ^1 BV^BBV^BBV^BBV^BBV^BBV^K^^^^^^^^ ior choir will »lnu, "O God, Thou P-alttv CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH t^fctHe^BBBBBBBBBBBBMePaB^aaCBBBBBBBBa^^ 'W ^ A ^mXW ful God at the 10:45 service. Organltts, Th« R«y. Joseph La Pfanta ^M*^ maaaaWGa\\wMaaaaaaaaaaa\aa\\W * ," (67* W. Sarnla St.) ^ rt Mlsi Dolores Schumann and Floyd Broker. Tha Rtv. Donald Connelly W^^^UL^KKM>mKiMKa\aaaa y l9Maam ^M^^^^^^K ^m aaaaaaaatm ^M^^^&J^^^L^T^aW,>< maasaW The Rav. N. E. Hamilton _ JIB BB ^LWe»B^"* * s M*W». Monday, 4 p.m.—Pastor 's conference, Tha Rev. Joseph Casliman a£rmaaWM§ry &&r^a^^aaW ^-I BB BW. Z^ ^ Hart. m «¦ BB BBBB i p.m. —Graduation banquet, ch-urch 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school. Sunday Masses—5:45, 7, I, »:30 and 11 MaV tS* -Zkam\r •» N ^aa\\\m\ -^j,^amW BBBI ^LB^LBB V aaBBBaL. ^^^>* a.m. and 12:15 p.m. ^ J^ ' d&&f * * ^ basement, 10:45 i.m. —Gospe l service with Com- ¦ MBV ' munion. Weekday Vasses—6:30, 7:15, I a.m. and \\\mm\\S n». ^k\WL*l ^ * ^^^^aaaamWM ^-BBB ^BIBB BBBBBBV -BB a p.m.—Graduation exercises, school. 5:15 p.m P^SS*^ •*%aW4 ^w V}linn>aiJew aaaal ^L BV ; aaB^K^^Ikk. 1 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Special meetlntp of 2 p.m.-iervlce at courtly tall. ¦tf, *W * BBBBI ^ ^ ^ f < ^^ — Wednesday, 7 p.m.—Choir. Holy Day Masses-5:43, 7 ind I a.m and *™jMBtBWHiaaBmtfBts^fe^ ^BB^BB^BIBBBBBV BB^BTBTem. .^^BaBteBTa^few I board of education, school. 12:15. 5:15 and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, ) p.m.—Ladles Aid picnic, t p.m.-P- rayer and Bible study. ' ¦ ' Confessions - Monday through Friday, -¦fHlHW-Pfil^ .aBflBB>PViaBBaaak m mmm mm M Lake Park Lodge. ¦• m yS&emT*m f~ I V maamW^^^^^aaamwt. 5-6 p.m.I Saturday. 3-5:30 p.m.. 7:30-9 p.m mam\aa\\\\\\\Waaa\mWem\^^ ^ avma\ ^^ ^ m mW^ ^^aa\*^\^LWYm^mm ^^ ^^ BaaaaatB ^LtB^BB^BB^BB^BB^^ffB-aiWB ^BBMBffiSSBBffl ^ ^^BB^BB^BB^LV v^4^^^^Hk^'88c> ^Af ^^^^^^ H& '^ -MoV. AaaaaaaaaaaVl ^^BBH^BIBW 7 pm. —Altar Guild, church. ^ atsja»^ tf ^ ¦ CALVARY FREE »BBPJ*t t ^Bafaw . . .aaaT ^L ¦BaBBaBBaBB ^^^i^BaKSI^^J^BBB^G^^ ^^ V& 7:30 p.m.—Education committee, Ictiaol. ST. STANISLAUS r i iiiiWEa aln ^aOT J-aaaVA* . S^^^^^ i^taB B^i^^^^^^ B^^M\aBB B^B^PlVB^BiBB ^Hfi , 7:30 p.m.—Board of elders, school. (W-*st Wabasha end Ewlng ) '"• ^mwmmMmm>xm amr *^ * «a^&^BBBBBBBBBBBBVJraa9K^liiWi^^ ml Thursday? 7 p.m.—Constitution commit- (East 4th and Carlmona) "**rSmmaa\W&ikm\% ^am '' < *"" W tee, ct-iurch. 9:30 J,m. —Church school. Tht Rt. Rtv. Msgr. N. P. l|| ' ' 7:30 p.m.—Vacation Bible school teach- 10:15 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Develop- iU ^J amy WmWSaWmr^^^aWB -£ 1L ' ' ing Concern for the Well-Belno ot Oth- Grulkowskl «|anr lI'llMf | II ers, school. m^3^^Slt^y Z^B> ^AklXT* AiWS9VP>¥aammma\ ^V ^aV=?> TMWBIWfcI 'llBllM¦^--MBBtaataa'gBjBtgKyiBflB^B^BMIlf ¦BBaaW^BBtaataata ^ PI ' I II f %M 'II >l 'BBBBBaaPBl^^yI JmaaWli '' VW W BaPJI' >^. . ..aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWJaBaWT"' \I ers. : 1:15 p.m—Sunday school teachers, ichool. " Tha Rav. Robert Kulas Kti *£K3Cw fiaTfaisP **i¦*-¦¦ * *i ^ Ja&j*Wt** *M*fiM v< ^^Hm ^^H ^^ Friday, 9 p.m. — Bible class teachers. Thuridiy- I p.m.—Bible study and pray- BT9 *HP» rt» ^^P*^1HBW4 A/fc.* itK%ISE Vkav^BlaaBKf ^B^B^B ^Y^ T^B^B^B^B^Bflb.^ i Tht Rav. John Wara i, mMf 1 ¦ s » Lutheran nlte—Twins vs. White Sox, Metro- er service. L aiBflinKBSbiaTm!mrm9%m^maSi. WtJsSB tar TMiBJt¦• ¦•TF a.JP'\ UJIwtfBMltf**-uoc- :^ .IT. 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Jaroma Vardick am 9*5 " P aa . aiBT aa^Bam^mCa\aaaaaamcm % mm * m m - m^^ ^BB^BB^BB^BBBBIBr W *afW ", »»i' l «P***S5et ^T * 4t^ r Te ^ * -Ja\\mmm\\WaaamaiBm9*!W^> ¦ Sunday M asses - 5:30. 1:15. 8:30. 9 45 " ^^ *" J&KZtXi JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES and 11 :IJ a.m, * SK * "* •* t 'jff itdtiaWff lkW&Wiltlaaaaaa ¦ ¦ - ¦^a&VM Mar44a>HBnana ^«B^BErai:i m ^ (453 SIOUH St.) Weekday Masses-4:30 a.m. ^^Uhj* XBKtUBBElVjCrii-llalt-aBSBBtaBB^BBfeBBV. m ^NaU ^tw^aamaaeJDD «8B9PP**apy r W^mM[j $?^aaaaaa ^^ j^BBTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaMBaaX.x^aaTaBBBBBB^BH^BHB^BBB^^^^RH^y^ -^ •*•-»" CENTRAL LUTHERAN -JO, Va^-THP *VaWVlVajMJ|Vi^lJn^B94*^BBTaTjtH^BBk ^&BIXVBa UaaatBl^eaanaaaaaaa)l&ffl ^bJ^^^^^^^^^^^PafleQlBiBBB^BBM^B^BB^BBBuStibW'' ^4 Holy Day Masstt - 5:30, e. a, 9:30 K££tZSaami$&LmiSitlilir i Hortlnct, ^ ^ ^^ " (That Amarlcan Lutheran Church) Hanry a.m. and 5: IS p.m. U mmWSPF ^^^^^^ ™^^^*"*™^ BBBBBBff *aBBBTJIaaWKMBB^^ ^¦••Ba^BJ-BiataP-WWl-wW-ff j (Comer Huff and Wabasha) •Presiding Minister Confessions—3-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Thurs- r^BWBB¦ i^d^av cw ,1 M - -- afaaaaaaaaaaBJBMI^bak. JE,-S ff 1Bn| Bi1f,*^^ B^|^',*t | 1.| 1 Dr. L. E. Brynastad day before first Friday, day before holy BBBBBBVaBBBaBWkaf^BBBBHaTaBBBBBBBV-*» ^ ^ v ^JX^jaaSHEBBBBBSaBVaBBBBBBBBBBBBBB" days af obligation and Saturday ¦ DB T ^^ ^ WfV Wm\aa\WS^aaaa T. E. Harbranson, t p.m.- "vVatchtower iludy. MBH ^^ Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Ministers training j ^B> Jmam1^^aJmlHm m^a±Mmtt kmm Assistant Pastor school. ^ ^ ST, CASIMIR'S '.JJBBBB^BJSIBBWB^BBI^BBB^BBB^BBB ^ ^^^^ft Bf ^WSSQIKIBGmaaaa 6:15 p.m .—Service. (Wesl Broadway near Ewlng) ^^ 9 a.m.—Sermon, "Tha Spirit af Truth ." Thundiy. I p.m.—Grou n Bible study, The Rt. Rav. Msgr. Presentation of ewirdi to high school Bible department (jraduiles. Julius VV. Haun 9 a.m.—Sunday school, aredti four CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The Rtv. Robert Stamschror throuesh 13. West Sanborn and Main) SuncSay Masses — S and 10 a.m 10:13 a.m.—Sermon same as earlier. Weekday Masses — t am. Senior choir will sing, "Th e Ever living 9:30 e rrs.—Sunday school. God," davenport. Holy day Masses - 6:30 and • a.m. 11 a.m.—Worship. Topic, "Ancient and First Friday Masses - «:15 and a a.m. 10:15 a.m.—Sunday school, nursery, kin- Modern Nescromaney, Alla>s Mesmerism and dergarten, grades one through three. Hypnotlim Denounced.'' 12 30 p.m.—Couples Club family picnic, p.m.-Teatlnnonlal meeting. ST. MARY'S Wednesday, I . (West Broadway near Bllercel Farmers Community Park. Reading room open Tuesdays, Thursdays 4 p.m.—Public review of lunlor conflr- and Saturdays from 1:10-4:30 p.m. Tht Rt. Rav. Msgr. R. J. Snydar mend s, Fellowship Hall, ¦ Tlie Rav. Louii Cook Tuesday, 7:30 em.—Men's prayer ejroup. Thuriday, 7:30 p.m—Senior choir. Tha Rav. Martin Olaan ¦ CHURCH of the NA7.ARENE (Orrin SI. and new Highway 611 Sunday AAassea— 5 45. 7. I. 9:30 and 1) a.m. and IV: 15 p.m GOODVIEW TRINITY Ttae Ray. Phil Williams Weekday Masses - > and 11 a.m. Holy Day Masses - 5 30, ' 9 a.m. and LUTHERAN CHURCH 9:45 e.m.—Church ichool. 6:30 and 7 p.m. (WUconaln Synod) 10:30 a. in.—Worship, Sermon, "Friend- Confessions - 3:30 to i p.m. and /:!! The Rev. David M. Panaris ship Wllh God." to 6-30 p.m. on Saturdays, days before 7 p.m.—Fellow ship oroups. holy days end Thursdays oefore first Frl 7:30 p.rn —Service Sermon, "The Christ- fl V) a.m. - Worship with Communion . days. ian's Blemk Check. Theme, "Teach Your Children Diligently. " " Thuride-y, 4:45 p.m —Prayer and Bible Choi' will sing, "Wi Thank Thee, Jesus, ST. JOHN'S Dearest Friend. study, . (East Broadway and Hamilton) " J. 3. Bach. Sunday school a THE CHURCH FOR ALL,. . win sing, "Jesui Loves Me." Organist, Tht Rav. Jamas 0. Hablgar tfn. Ronald Buck. Sunday Massei-7. 9 and is a.m. ALL FOR THE CHURCH Monday. Lutheran Pioneers. EVANGELICAL UNITED Weekday Masses — t a.m. Tuesday. • p.m. -Pre-dlelrlct delegate BRETHREN CHURCH ccnicrcnce, Rldgtway. Confessions - 4 and 7 p.m. on Saturdays, The Chuich. is the greatest factor on lW*esl King and South Baker) vigils a) feast days and Thursdays baton W rr*ne«isy, 7:30 p.m.—Church council, Church Thai Rav. Paul Mllbrandt rlraf Fridays. erarth for the building of character and » First Friday Masses - I a.m. and 5:1! Thur*.day, e pr*.-Church choir. o.m. sjood citizenship. It is a ttorehouie of Frlcjay, 7 .10 p.m.—Chapel choir, Sf. Mat- 9 a.m,—Sunday school, thews, Winona. 10 e.m.—Wor ship, Sermon, "The Present spiritual values. Without a strong; ¦ Phase of the Consumstlon ." Wednesday, 2 p.m.-Ctrcle Two, home of Church, neither democracy nor civili- / FAITH LUTHERAN Mrs, (Uuben Kaste. zjition a can survive. There are four (United Lutharan First Lutheran sound rmsotis why every person should Church in Amarlca) GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Lonely, g:narlecl, and neglected, but a thing of beauty, isn't it? (701 W. Howard) (Community Room • Thurley Homes! Mlentl services regularly and support Robert L. Ntlson, Pastor Qiaantln Matthaaa, Pastot the Chuich. They are : (I) For his Earl* Drenckhahn, Assisting . Graduation Held 10 e.m .—Sunday school. «wn sake. (2) For hi. diiidren', ..k«. that are 11 i,m .-Worship. BLAIR , Wis. (Spcclal)-Chil We tr€ea functional, that is, they hold the soil, 8 a.m. —Matlm. (3) lor the sake ol bn community ^^ " , 9 JO am —Sunday achool. t p.m.—Service. dren'i day services and high 10:45 a m.-- Worship service wlin Com- Thtnid-«y, 6:30 p.m. -Prayer service. school Bible department gradua- »nd nation. (4) For the sake ol trie the good earth , the ram. But more than that, each tree, in loneliness munion. Mrs. A. A. Johnson, organist, will tion were held Sunday at First play prelude, "Agnus Del," Oliet. and Church itself, which nerds his moral or forest, sings out the praises of its Creator, God. "Falhor MOM Merciful," Pranck , Anthem. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Lutheran parish served by the and material support. Plan to to "De Thou My Vision," lunlor and lanlor OF LATTER.DAY SAINTS Rev, K. M. Urberg. RO choirs, Sermon, "Lord, I Promise ." church regularly and read your Bible 7 p.m.- Luther League. (MORMON) At Fagarnts Lutheran Church , Monday, 7 pm.—Church¦ council . ¦Idar Valdon O. Balrd Charles Hanson and Diane Nelson «!»--*• Much more so, does man reflect the glory and image of God. He Eldar Paul J. Sagtr were presented Bibles at the 8.15 REDEEMER HV. LUTHE RAN Sundiy. 10 a.m. -Sunday school. a.m. service. too then, must sing out the praise and honor to God, his Creator. (Missouri Synad ) 11:11 .A.m.- Sacramin>l meeting, Ten were graduated in the Blair ^^ ^^^ (1700 w Wabasha St.) Tuesday, 7 30 p.m Priesthood meeting There is a place for that worship and honor ; it is your church. I church. Each graduate received a /^flB ^^s Pa star service book and hymnal. ^ Whether lonely, solitary, or in crowds, He awaits you... to hear and t a.m.—Worship with Communion , WINONA GOSPEL CHURCH They were : John Allen, Dawn e ^^^ ^^i^V/ ( - 9;X> a.m.—Sunday school, Bible clestei. Center and Sen barn Streets) Berg, Gerald Lokkcn. Norval ^^)B^fej ^|r to answer. 1*0:30 a.m.-Worship with Commmnlon. Robert Sabln N el SOD , Wilmer Dahl , David 5 p.m. -Vacation Bible school auryty. John Wiilay Hall Mooday, 4 p.m.—Pastoral conference, Ree»o, Daniel Shay, Mary Syver- Haft. Dal* Aaron son , James Young and Elaine Ol- 7 pm.—Boy Scouts. Minister* Hay Book Chapter Verae-a Tuesday, I p,m.~Ce*ngregatlone»l torn- son. mltlees, 930 aen.—Sunday ichool. Amy Tranberg ¦ 9- a.m. ind Elliworlh Sunday Psalms 1-9 —Church tcowncll. II i.m. —Worship, completed the course at the North Monday Psalms 1 1-8 Wednetday, 7 a.m.-Adult Infarmatlon • p.m—Bvangellitlc service. class. Tut-daiy, t p.m. B \maamamm%WmmmM^¦¦¦¦¦^¦MMHMBB 'BHB'HHHH'B, -^ looked on as the middle of the Lutherans in the "Old Country." did exist, formed its own church tmawaaaawaaM I think faster than I write. My \ quickly, making your first draft road wltli the Synodical Confer- Melchoir Muhlenburg, their lead- according to the language spoken ORDINATION SERVICE ... The Most Rev. other two to be ordained to the Diocese of Wi- thoughts crowd up on me." | two to five pages longer than the ence or Missouri and Wisconsin er, organized the first Lutheran in its native country. Edward A. Fitzgerald, bishop of Winona, bestows nona were: Clyde W. Honermann , Adrian , and I told Jim to keep these things | finished product. synods being the conservative. " synod in 1748. This synod became The groups remained separate the rite of ordination on Leroy F. Eikens, Cale- Benedi-ct J. Palzer, Mazeppa. A reception was in mind wh«n he started his next i —Go over your notes again and To explain the d ifference Rev. the nucleus for the Lutheran until the first quarter of the 20th paper. . ; write a secondYdraft, adding points Century when merger donia, at services at the Cathedral of the Sacred held from 3-5:30 p.m. in St, Stanislaus Parish Brynestad presented a brief his- Church of the eastern seaboard or , began. ( —Select a topic you are familiar j you forgot and eliminating minor tory of each of the three groups the United Lutheran Church of tha Scandinavian groups together Heart Thursday. Next in line is Daniel R. Der- Hall. Daily News Photo) ¦with or one that arouses your curi- 1 points. now in America. East. with separate German groups of nek, Winona. They are wearing white albes. The osity. ! —Correct your second draft Lutheranism had its historic or- • The second wave of immi- the Iowa , Ohio. Wisconsin and Tex- —Get a fresh approach to the ; and write the final one. ganic beginning daring the Prot- grants came to this country in as synods were organized into the topic by bringing your own ideas Once Jim had mastered these estant Reformation from 1517-30. J843 primarily from Saxony and American Lutheran Church or the Ex-Independence into it, . points, he turned out to be a solid The Lutherans put their emphasis Prussia because of the spread of third leg of the synodical triangle. —Narrow down your topic. Once B writer of papers—and he' s well McKinle y Church Teresa n Math you have done your research , state on his way to becoming a lawyer. "TH E HISTORY of tha thr.i Youth to Tak e groups alone would lead you to Squirette Cited believe that the differences arose To Honor Seniors Brother ' s Oath Films Scheduling chiefly because of the place For High Schools of set- INDEPENDENCE , Wis. - Bro- 40 to Graduate At Independence tlement, the language barriers At a 7:30 a.m. breakfast and and , MM., son of the periods of immigration " program Sunday, McKinley Meth- ther Constantine , Rev. Marsolek , will INDEPENDENCE , Wis, (Spe- Brynestad smiled. odist Church will honor the 15 Mrs. Frances P. For Kine scop ing cial)—Ramona Marsolek , daugh- seniors graduating from Winona take a one-y ear "In reality thesa are the The College of Saint Teresa an- Two Baccalaureates At St. Felix ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roman Mar- Senior High School and one grad- oath to the Cath- nounced today that. 15 kinescoped only differences although I' m olic Foreign Mis- WABASHA. Minn, i Specialist. solek . was cnosen . uating from Winona State Col- 28-minute programs on teaching as the Squirettel certain that many pecpla, even sion Society of Felix High School will hold its . lege. mathematics will be available for of the Year from ? in our own church, aren't America at Slated Here Sunday 54th graduation exercise Sunday, aware of it." Dr. Carroll Hopf, supervisor of rental by September. the Squirettes of I elementary education of the Wi- Brookline, Mass., Baccalaureate services for mem- of Mary ScminaTy, the com mence- at 2 p.rn . as 40 seniors receive Mary Organiza-1 "Some of the disunity may have Kinescopiiig will be done by Rt. Rev. Msgr. nona schools , will be the guest brothers novitiate bers of graduating classes at Wi- ment speaker. diplomas from the tion of Ss. Peter corne about because the fathers of Saturday. Twin. Cities educational Channel 2. John Mich, ' pastor . the church, in the Old Country did speaker. Earl Laufenburger will This project follows favorable re- nona Senior High School and Cot- The annual graduation night & Paul p a risrr On June 3 a va- party for Senior High The baccalaureate high Mass not permit many qualif ied leaders be master of ceremonies and Du- sponse to a series of 19 telecasts, graduates here. ; ane Gebhard will sing. cation period of ter High School will be conducted will- begin at 11 p.m, at. tha will be sung at 8: 30 a.m., follow- Ramona, a 1962 to come to this country during the "Parents Ask About Arithmetic, " bicakfast in two weeks will Sunday preceding commencement YMCA. ed by a graduation graduate of Inde- periods of immigration," he con - Mrs. Laufenburger, secretary of begin for Brother sponsored by the college in co- seniors Members of exercises later in the week, Arrangements for the party, honor of the . pendence H i g n tinued. "Some leaders did come youth work for the WSCS, and Constantine and operation with Channel 10 from the student council and their mo- Mrs. Richard Hassett , secretary of November 19nd Noberf Synirad, toren- .lcs, and At Lake City Church ica ! ministers to not) on the Wi- Judith (ircden , Cheryl Krone- Hi g h Pressure Truck Larry j.oit Rober t SleMler , Kay Dobtver- j ales. Pustors arc Uu* Hcv. JJm . this Hand r ry Russell and the Rev. Donald \V BLAIR , Wis. iSpenali—Eleven nona State rumpus. We also have ' I HISC I I , .Innice Matvke , Zandra and phul , Ray Klnrtschy. Nancy Knabe, Dallas In y (SSBi j the Imvs and girls choirs " Ziiida Meisi-h , Warren Nelson , To Be Demonstrated Herold, David Jan«tl. Gary Holtiman, Squeeze- " . \ I Gnilii.seh. young people will be confirmed al Spring Grove Dealer lorn Ronrer, Mlchae-I Eberiold and Car- J\ y the 10 . .I0 a.m. Sunday service ;it ' Gene Nt'slcr and/ David Neumann. mian Boyd, drarpat'cs. Duster »*? *.* I The students had completed a two* Near Minnesota City Carmlar Boyd, editor, Susiin Burn, to- V* Zion Lutheran Church by the Rev. SPUI NG GROVE. Minn. 'Spe- editor, Judy Manlman, buslnm manaoir, Comii ns Mtliihion. DDT, P epin Hill Churc h ! year cuurne prior to confirma- tapian and Cipryl . Thi« E. E. Olson. Lake City Church cial i-Owen A. Foss , l-'oss Motor j MINNESOTA CITY . Minn .-- .* and Kay Dobberphul and Gary HolUman, tion. stall, River WambLnfli newspaper, and l combt nation ol iu/fre-di- ,The youths have been instructed Sales, Spring Grove, uas among [ high pressure fire fightin g I md Schedules Services I any Jost , editor, Robert Stoltler. to- j cms is featured and recom- in the Sunday school of the church , To Graduate 29 i The special service was built ii!i veteran automobile dealers asso- will bn demons!ruled al 1 p.in , ' •PICPIN Wis .-The Rev. editor, Dallas Herold, bu'lniss manager mended by leading Rota . Willanl summer vacation schools and for around the rite of confirmation , ciated with Ford \lolor Co. 50 Sunday ut the Vei n Gallajjhe an'J T. i? Brlant, Ray Klndichy, Nancy j and (lower magjnnes. Vnttcr , Libertyville , III., LAKH CITY . Minn , iSpecial i—A Knabe. farmlan Boyd . Tom Rohrer and will ho two years have received special ; including the sermon on 1 Tinio- years nr more honored al the com- ices of (hi ACMI aOSI OUST can bi ui*<1 class of '2fi eighth gr.ii/c graduates farm under Ihe ausp Clinton Wilbur, itali, Rlverloo. yearbook.' line speaker ;il a will j lliy ti: 1.1-14, "The Charge to a pany 's seventh annu al stockholders Roy Kindsehy, Nancy . lw* w«yl—ai m dust or ml*< training on Saturdays. They will receive diplomas tollnwing Minnesota Cily volunteer fire de C arm Ian Boyd, series of sprcml wear the traditional white confir- Coiifinnand—To Live Faultlessly meeting in Detroit May ?4. Foss partmiMil . Knabe ami William Rlstow, tour-year pin*., ' with water and ipr*y, larfl*e graduation services al St John ' s I arry Jost , three ye^r. and T , C Bright, ¦ «lit> availablt lar •a>rayln*§, m-eel ings at l'ep- . ' According to God' s Word Until Motor Sales was established in neigh Imr mation gowns. Lutheran Church here ul fi p.m. I The public , especially two yenr pin, bind; Oary Holtiman and in Hill Evunjicli- Pastor Olson 's . sermon theme the Day of Jesus Christ , " by the Marc h ]!»()!.. The dealers, who op- ing firemen have been invile- d ti W,i!i,in-, klitow, lwt>-y«ir pint and Duant ) Saturday. I , i-itl Free Cluireh will be. "Come Follow Me. " The Hev . Robert A. Kant . The Lord's erate tiusiiicsscs In 2ii .stales , were witness the demonstration. Hermandson. Robert Lynn and Roblrt j , lied Stettler, ona-year plni. ctwua. i from Tuesday junior and senior choirs will sine,. The ltev. Gerhard Horn Prayer was sung, rather than re- ihvileii to Detroit ns guests of the | ¦ Wing will he the guest .speaker. Llnd* Quartxrg, Jeanne Mahlnsan. Mary Ted Maier lhrough Thursday Following confirmation the class i cited in unison , by Elmer Sim- company. After all ending the an | Keep a vegetabl« brush on rinni Ellin Hill, R oberto Hanoi and C harles at 8:30 p.m. and members will participate in I heir Diplomas will he presented b> . on, Alt in a. nual meeting, they t oured the Ford at your kitchen sink fo scrubbini Purrlnolon, flrit ratings ; Karen Schamaun, Willnrd Bremer, chairmun of the Suiann* Biutch, Carolee Clark, David An- June 10 at 11 a.m. first Communion. Rotunda and Ford' s Rouge plant j green beans, radishes and celer; trim, Slepnen Schult/, Otorqi M»ul». Jam Drugs Hev. Vetter has Membcm are : Mary Andere^g. congrogat ions board of parish ed- and were guests of honor nt a din- I stalks. Use the brush for potatoes Schirr. Carol Accnla, Wllla-m Rlslnw, ucation. Charlol-te rVMule, C.ioru« AAaule, Judy Third & Lalaytttt mniiy years of Diane Burt. Murle Engebretson , Frontenac and West ner given by John 1-ysl ra , com- too , when you are boiline. or bak Mahlman, ' I Lin* 1 hiring, Diane Llnu, experience as a Wayne Ericksmocn, William Hiil- Castors of St. John s arc the pany president . ing them in their skins . Chart Scnralntr and Kathleen Brtltung, p astoral worker. verson , Dclpha Johnson, Natalie ltev. Ralph A. Goede* and the Rev Florence Minister T. II. Albrechl. Members of the 1 here will be ape* y Johnson , Barbara Kelly , Kim Sath- Arriving August 10 vitiii musir eneh R er , James Schroeder and Ronald graduating class arr: eecial>~ Hi. «. W. Gruler ner , John Brunkow. Kdward Hur Thc Rev. Cyrill Serwe. :.:. , it I'MVl WE WISH TO THANK . . . feind , David Dittfacli , Gary KgKcn KniiJiial f of the Wisconsin Luther- j 131 Choat* Building Phon« M17 , ,i , ¦ IN"""* — II • Merger , Hruco Garbisrh , I.ind; an seminary ul Mequqon , near ! -ill who participated in the Memorial Doy program ns j Gnotkc , Gretehen Liocde , Yvomu Milwaukee , has accepted u cull to well ns tin- persons nrul organizations who contributed DR. C. R. KOLLOFSKI 0». W. trough 4 p.m . Heins, Gloria llink , Jessie Hoist nerve St. John 's Luthera n Church . Modern Chiropractic David l lostettler , Paul Klenkp s»lun 9 to 12 M Frontenac, and lrrtmanuel Luther- their time suid services lo make our program a success . j DR. MAX L. DEBOLT »*y Judy Liehtblnu , Kathryn Lieht an Church, West Florence. and Electrotherapy bl.ni , David l.udwij!, Linda I.ut- Serwe served as teiicher inis- ' jen , , • Op torn**tr Ufa Susan Peters Anna Sievers sionary among the Apaches at Pc- T a.m. to S p.m. Daily — Wed. A Sat, 9 a.m. to 12 Noon l.indn Siewcrt , Kitt In-line Stefloii lidol , Ariz., for sci en .vein s before i Winona County Memorial Day Association , Tini» AM MAIN STS. PHONE 6860 - 3631 M, * bageii, Cheryl Tornforde, Twrj t'onipU'liiitf hi« education, lit), his j A. MADIGAN, Praiidlng Offlctr j Friday Evanlndi by Appointment VimUir, Gloria Warders. Kennetl wife and seven children will ar- Wohlers and Myrn« Yottcr, rive about Aun. 10. Price Support 60-Unit Parade Set Two Mondovi Homemakers Set Achievement Day For Oats .60, For Chat field June 9 For Blair School CHATFIELD, Minn.-A 60-unit PRINCESS candidates, their par- Youths Getting parade will highlight a host of day- ents and judges will attend a 6;30 WHITEHALL, Wis. 'Special - — time activities planned in connec- p m. dinner at St. Paul's Lutheran Achievement Day for Trempealeau Same as 1961 tion with Fiibnore County Dairy Cliurch, to be followed by a coro- County Homemakers will he held Day June 9, nation ball at Chatfield High School a: Blair High School gymnasium LEWISTON . Minn.-The price for support rate for 1962 crop Crowning of the new Fillmore auditorium. Crowning is set State Degree at 10 a.m. June 12, Mrs. Eileen oats in or 10 p.m. Barley Fla- Winona County will be 60 cents County dairy princess will lop the about 9:30. Lavton , county home agent , report- thers, Rochester, will be master eel. per bushel for Grade No. 3 oats, evening events. way of ceremonies. The theme will highligh t 50 Raymond L. Schell, Winona Coun- The parade will get under by Cy Merely, president of the years of the cooperative extension ty ASC committee chairman , re- at 10:30 a.m. A demonstration ported. the St. Charles Square Dance Club Chatfield Jaycees. sponsors of service in Wisconsin. Included in Days with the Commercial ]ast will follow. Dairy the program will he group sing- This is the same as year. Club, said that among special par- ing, installation of officers and re- Oats eligible for support must CANDIDATES FOR Fillmore ade guests would be Judy Halvor- cognition of outgoing officers and grade No. 3 or better , or No. 4 County Daiiy Princess will! be hon- son. Queen of the Lakes for the center chairmen. Miss .May .Roach , on the factor of test weight only. ored at a noon luncheon. To date, forthcoming Aquatennial celebra- Eau Claire, will speak during the Premiums and discounts which 13 names have been received with tion in Minneapolis. She will be afternoon session. are applied For grade and quality tbe deadline for entry set as Fri- escorted by Vice Commodore and Mrs. E. B. Gunrierson, Blair cen- to determine individual producer day. Mrs. Robert Granquist. ter chairman , .who has made ar- support riilex are unchanged from Among afternoon event s sched- royalty will be. rangements for Blair FHA girls to the 1961 program. The premiums uled are cattle judging at l p.m. OTHER parade mm-am ma' ^ mmm wi um mm m»Hl W H li I Q I IP?. , Fountain ,, reigning prepare and serve dinner , has ask- are I cent j>er bushel for grade —MH -7*>T-*TMIl|*lwraWJTB***t ^^ nm^wivz.vwssiwmxawerze ^wmamm^ with 4-H and FFA team s taking Jovce Ericson Fillmore princess, and Darlene ed tiiat all reservations be sent to ~Xo. 2 or better , 1 cent for heavy JUST LIKE OLDTIMES . . . Ever since he was manufactured in 1914. Ft has a Russell en- part ; a marching demonstration Wednesday. Nisbit, rural Stockton, Region 10 her by test weight , and 2 cents for extra bought a steamer in 1957, Clarence Angst , Gil- gine and produces 25 horsepower. by the Decor ah Kilties Diiim and heavy test weight. Discounts Bugle Corps at 1:45 p.ira. and a princess. are more Road , has beFlorida citrus , Ejdon Johansson ion how early infection takes i sponsored by the Chatfield Coin - president and secretary respect- Dinner music will be provided ied soil conservation practices. growers on the basic process 'or by Helen Moskins. Barbara Peter- place. ! mercial Club. ively, also will attend. ALMA. Wis.—Ej don Johansson, About 200-250 are expected to Barbara Jones, Preston , 18, DAVID now owns 12 Hereford freezing conceal rated fresh orange son and Alina Marie Houge will JOHNSO N said the virus di- juice in small, convenient cans. sing, and a barber shop quartet International Farm Youth Ex- Dairy Princess attend. Entertainment will be pro- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin cows and heifers, one registered change 1 1FYE i student from sease of;en can be distinguished Other USDA research has given ' also will entertain. vided by 4-H members . Jones. hull , two dairy cows, two pure- ; Sweden will stay w-ith the Merlin from other plant maladies such ¦ Chatfield , 17 consumers the small , family-size the entire program is sponsor- , j Sharon Eisenman. . bred calves, two registered hogs ! Haetiser family at Cochrane from as drought, lack of fertility and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard and 10 acres of corn. lie has Beltsville turkey. Working with \ ed by Houston Commercial Club. At Dance Saturday wind damage because virus af- Thomas A. Flynn has been su- today through June 19. according : Eisenman , sponsored by the shown his stock" at th« Buffalo scientists from the University of i Buffalo fected plants are usually scat- pervising arrangements for to Norman L. Haugen, ! CALEDONIA. Minn. (Special) — Wabasha Co. Gets ' Chosen Valley Fanners Union. County fair and Northwest Junior Minnesota and the land-grant col - a County 4-H club agent. tered ; with other prohlems plants leges USDA researchers have de- luncheon at noon Saturday at the ! One of nine candidates will be Marilyn Moren , Harmony. 17, Livestock Show and was. treasurer , are more uniformly affected. Mr, veloped the meat-type' hog to giv e Ferndale Country Club in honor Johansson, 23, lias completed | selected 1962 Caledonia dairy prin- daughter of and Mrs. Th oo- of his FFA chapter this pa-it cess at the annual dairy day cele- The future of the green bug State Safety Award . dore Moren , sponsored by the year. He plans to farm after grad; -consumers hams and pork chops of Houston 's dairy princess candi- seven years of primary and fcur problem depends a good deal on with less fat and more lean. dates. years of secondary school . He al- bration Saturday. WABASHA , Minn. - Matt Metz. Harmony Farm Bureau. nation. ¦ Candidates are: Darlene Schilt^, the weather. Warm weather will RICHARD has been active in Each. 'Prospective dairy princess ways has lived, on a 120-acre fa rm promote the activity of insect en- Wabasha County agen t, recently A SERVICE that protects every- ! Kathleen Albee, Rosalie Bunge, A DAIRY PRINCESS and two dairy management and has de- will be the guest of her sponsor raising wheat , barley, oats and emies of the green bug; cool accepted for Wabasha County the attendants will be selected. All one is the department's inspection He- has \ Ruth Moe. Lind,a Meiners. LOT- . veloped successful cor n plots , de- while the judges will be guests of hay. kept d airy cattle and weather will favor build up of the governor's certificate of merit , three will enter the June 20 re- for wholesomeness of all meats poultry. He also has had extensive I raine Schroeder , Eugenia Heintz , safety awaxd for agriculture. monstrating approved practices the Chamber ol Com merce. ' Dorothy Kruse and Ann Olafson. green bug population . " gioriai competition at Lake City fertilizing ground and controlling and poultry products in interstate organizational experience with 4- Lofgren says that because of the The county Farm Bureau has ' . on an equal basis for a chance weeds. lie was secretary of the commerce II club work in Sw*eden. A KIDDIES parade will begin virus transmission , use of the been instrumental in establishing Of special help to shoppers is i to go on to the State Fair where junior dairyman association and OT sp-eeial interest to Johansson at 1 30 p.m. Prizes will be award- chemical sprays to control green a fire number system throughout the system of grades and stand- ! the T962 Princess Kay of the Milky was nominated for director at is the cooperative. Almost every ! ed for the best entries. bugs is seldom justified. But the county. ' Way will be named. state level. Last year ards developed for beef , butter Review of USDA farmer in Sweden belongs to a A cooking school will be held spraying jnay help prevent spread large at the ¦«¦ and eggs. ¦ JSMT *"¦*»• , m * > T he was a member of the demon- cooperative and 90 percent of all in the auditorium heginning at 3 of the in.sects if they are found -*v* * jmmmm^/m^/// mWm9Gf& if*$*~ ^-?l-IHKttBnMR £fl£'^HH ^B^H^^MHMBM Improvement in American diets . stration team that went to the farm products are sold through co- p.m. Rosemary Kelly, formerly of first alon g the margins of the has come as a result of informa- operatives. field. Wisconsin State Fair. tion provided by research in the In County Planned Houston County, will conduct the He also was Mondovi represent- department on Ihe food needs of LEWISTON . Minn. -A decision school. IMiss Kelly now is a home ative in tlie public speaking con- economist . lo compile and publish an histori- TO ATTEND CAMP test this year and won the chapter different age groups. 4 Trempealeau Co. Fifty silver dollars awarded hy Agricultural scientist s also have cal review of the beginnings of WHITE HALL . Wis. (Special!- scholarship award for -outstanding ' the Commercial Club will be given ¦ achievement in agriculture and given us the aerosol cim . now used I'SDA activities in Winona County Homemakers to Attend i away in the City Hall Park during Fourteen Trempealeau County for everything from shaving cream and the effect on local farmers ¦ 4-H' ers will attend the older mem- ¦' ^y^^^^^^^^^^ other subjects. Richard will major the evening. Registration will he c *. -J||^^HH@£ufHaS9-*-»£t.^SIB ERSBBWI^*¦>"* K *^ftM^m^B in agriculture when he attends lo whipp ing cream. and communities was. made at a Convention at Madison | in the various business firms and ber camp at Upham Woods, Wis- '^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ RS* recent meeting of Winona County consin Dells, next week. The River Fal ls State this fall. at the auditorium unt'l 8 p.m. i ESN I Colics? WHITEHALL , Wis. 'Special - - •^P^^^'V^^^ H^EIJK'?^ \ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^HVR*' ** 1^1 "^ Donald Loomans, ac^riclture in- I'SDA workers and interested cit- ' There will he games and rides ; camp is scheduled T hu r s da y izens. Four Trempealeau County Home- : through Su n d a y, Accompanying structor here , will accompany the Turkey Marketing makers will attend the Wisco nsin ! for the children in an area near boys to the convention. The group also uracil that inter- ithe city hall and special contests the group are. Mrs, Ernest Hala- ested " - keting order will he held here at formation , early livestock feeding I-erman Sever son , Galesville, ! Corny Boyum and His Orchestra will piny for the dance in City er-Eyola High School are making The Trempealeau County Holsteln m. .June 12 and management recommenda- counly treasurer, as county dele- 8 p. . I Auditorium. Caledonia 's l!lt>2 Dairy a canoe trip out of F:iy, Minn , Breeders twilight meeting will br- Representatives of the Minneso- tions , farmers instit utes and early gates; Mrs. lluclolph Anderson , They left today and will return at the county hospitcil farm on j Queen will he chosen wilh her at- " ta ASCS and extension office \cill DHIA tr-sling. Blair, state treasurer , and Mrs. tendants during the dance pro- Wednesday. Accompanied by their ^ Highway 121 west of Whitehall al explain the turkev market ing or- lt \v;is suggested that local Laylori. 1 FFA advisers' , they will travel fl p.m. Monday. gram. MONEY-MAKERS. der. groups and organizations could use Mrs Anderson will preside' at A tree dairy luneli will be served through (lie national forest in the Judging contests will he st;»ge- The rclorendiim for the propos- annual ineetinus , Ihe counl y fair , Thui-srlav sessions i wilh prizes for winners anion; at the dairy bar in Cilv Park. Elv area* . ' ed turkey marketing order will he and oilier public events to call at- Formula f o develop better layers men. women and yo ung people 1 teiilion in (he VSltA cen l eniiial in James Crowley , extension dairy June IH-u:' Land O' Lak«s * Puller. Formulas let you choose tha connection with the history of their man , College of Agriculture , Mn 'J way to feed ! They fit your grain situation with a own org anizations . ison , ns princi pal speaker will dr* complete feed or mixing program. They balance the cuss "The I> in Dairying. " Echo Ridge Club nutrients in y our grain. Pullets get the best growth Lunch will be served by the Pi nnd developm ent. In 20 weeks they're ready to lay. geon Fivers 4-H C'liiti. Erects Safety Sign Buffa-l o Co. Fair ¦ Premiums Available LEWISTON , Minn . - The Kcho Complete program g^j&ag Trempealeau County | Ridge Pioneer 4-11 Club has erect ALMA. , Wis. -Glen Hardy, pres- the FARMER'S • TEED Pullet Formula "ONR" ns a complete ration. ' EXCHANGE led a sign on Leo Hnwrknmp s ident ol the Hulfain County Fair • OR FEED Pullet Formula "ONE-ONE" with equal Homemakers to Hear farm , 10 miles .south of Lewiston. Association , has niinounccd that grain. Mexican Trios ReDort The sign reads: "Echo It idgi* 1!HW pru'iniuni honks are avail- • MIX your o-wn growing-developing formula with a ' 1 ) Pioneers 4-11 Club Welcomes You . able. Winona s Exclusive PURINA DEALER coccidioatoL, use Chick Formula "TWO-THREE ' WHITEHALL , Wis (Special - ' Drive Carefully. " 1 The wheels on • Copies may lie obtained al Hit' and corn. Mrs. Buford Smith . E«x Lake, will Ihe simulated covered wagon are county extension office at Alma , OR MIX it without n coccidiostat,, use Egg Formula be speaker at the morning ses • J 4-11 club symbols. Color sclu-me Mondav i banks or from Hardy the Checkerboa rd Store at 58 Main "ONE-THR EE" and your own ground corn. sion of the Trempealeau Count .' | is green and white, The 13uffalo Cmirily Fair will he Homemaker Achievement Day a ( Each club member helped put held al Mondovi ,luly (i-8. nTollf tfl BIC I Ask for free Land O'Lakes com- Blair June 12. A fonner niemhe-i I-USA IU WO- plete chick-pullet feeding and I Ihe sign in place by putting one The L*iir clerk , Miss Huth Anne of the Blair club , Mrs. Smith wil I shovelfull of soil around the sup- Linse, will accept onirics .June 25- Presents management guide next time -you re in. report on her trips to Mexico, porting posts. June ;io . Check the Dealer Nearest You WISCONSIN MINNESOTA I ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ !lJL\ I HOT B H I H AMM ^^^T* Jamm Whitehall Agricultural Servlc* Wabash* f=*ed Store ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ aw^a\aawK,im% W sJt Twenrte Bros. Mi lls, Ettrick u. um A L . ^^^^^^^^^^^ LjfJ ^^^^^^^ Hy^^^XSK ^-I^^^^^^^^ Bv' the _!,.« Harmony Milk Attembltra 710 A M. WEATHER Marfion.. i. Mill«... , Morthfleld.- tJ ., . N,Uon F d S,or« Hou ,on Nelson Co-op Crtam.ry " ' ' Monday Through Saturday Including Slette Hatcher y, Blair st- Charles Co-op Creamiry ¦HK ED, '.J '^. -St Y>< ? \ > '' '.ftiai Gllnrianton Co-op Craamsry Preston Crtannary Produce Now one man can easily b-ale and load in halt ¦^^^HflMKRf&alHllHuHitfMM^^B M»d«na Co op Craemary Hart Co-op Creamery the time. Thi* year New Holland'* improved Observa tions and Forecasts Garden Valley Creamary Association One-Man Hay Injr «y«tem more dependable ^^^^^^HHa||N^^^^^Q^^^^^^ flS ¦^^^^^ H|H|^^HH H^H^^^ |^H Cochrane Farm-art Co-op Vaalsr Fe«d Store, than ever. easy to o«rn. In the r m#,r time- labar-aavlng features you ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ BB|^^^^^^^H ,.5 tf X. sPrl" *» Grove ^L^L^L^L^k^L^L^L^L^L^-^-^L^L^L^L^kU C«nf«*rv,ll« Co op Craamary the syntem pays for E,«,n *oon ^L^L^L^k^L^L^k^k^L^L^L^L^L^L^LWkU Arctic Springs Creamary, Creamery Feed Stor-e paying1 you. See us soon. ON ^^^^^^^^^^ H^^^I^^^^^^^ H Galtivil It Plainview Crsamery Feed Stora Ask for demonstration of the new Hayliner Fountain Fs.al Stora, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^K Hm Ruih,ord c c„ m m m m m m m m m m m m Fountain •City r .. „,. ., . . _ Sou,h Sid• H»'c »>«rv. Calsdo-nla, Indtp-endsnce Co o* Creamery ^ ^ ^^^^^^^^^^BBBH|^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Independeiicei, Wli. Eyota Co op Crtwory Hoy.ln»r 271 With ftd«-Throw«r : 1 Spaltx Garage, Rolllnoiton* r - S,r in Mll n C KWNO |- J A| | ' " " °- Elb* M -Lents " Ld nil \9 l*.altcb Fremont Co-op Creemiry 1230 on Vour Dial 23 _. , — _ ChaMield Co-ep Creemirp F. A. KRAUSE CO. i F 6e(l StOrGS Land O Lakts Croamerioi, inc. " atw+iy Acr«i" — Eait af Winono, Hlflhwoy 14-6 1 Phone 5155 IM E. Jnd Sf „ Wineni ¦ " Bijold Candidate : J . — -— 0t mf>m ^0*a0t0aa0iammina1le0lB*»tMf»t*1a^>ea*** *^W^w**J^***«'N^>^%* Brown Swiss - > '' - - ¦ ¦ '" ' In Trempealeau amJM' ' Know Your Neighbors WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) - Eugehe Bijold, Whitehall, has an- Show Slated^ nounced he is a candidate for Better . .. sheriff of Trempealeau County on the Republican ticket. He was sheriff from 1956 to 1960 and has l&UtiGet&otinci been undersheriff the past two WINONA SW# W™ For Lanesboro years during the term of this wife, | Py A. t. SHIRA ) LANESBORO, Minn. (Special)- Mrs. Winifred Bljold. About 65 head of selected Brown Jun« I* Her* Swiss cattle will be exhibited at Yes, June is here and with it comes the flower shows. The first Remedial Reading of these is the seventh annual peony and iris show staged by the the Brown Sv/iss Canton I show at Course Planned at Winona' Flower and Garden Club. This show is being held today in 10:30 am. Monday in Sylvan Park. the lobby of the Merchants National Bank under the full cooperation Judge will be Dr. Clarence Cole, St. Charles School of the bank. ST. CHARLES, Minn. (Special ) Exhibits were registered from 8 to ll a.m., this morning and the ft »' head of the department of dairy m^m^^ts^a^»*^*<4t(ul ¦> *» m«ai mi v r ,¥ 4^p*> >•* *^* ^ ' ' '' '^frl ^ 2 p.m. It will ^ husbandry with the University of —A summer session in remedial show was open to the public at remain open to visitors reading will run here five weeks until 9 p.m. tonight so there is Minnesota, at Buffalo City, Wis. OFF TO POLAND . . . George W. Moats, left beginning June 18 if there is pleny of time yet today to go want to try some of the plastic , and Thomas F. Four-H members and FFA mem- enought interest. into the bank and view the beauti- Meis stand by Jackson Lumber Harvester. bers will participate in a judging sheets that are being recom* If parents lack information con- ful exhibits of flower specimens mended for this purpose. C contest. Special prizes will be do- cerning this course they should as well as attractive floral ar- '*U C1K1RE i nated by Lanesboro merchants. contact their child's last teacher rangements. WE RELY primarily on a fine DUNN A potluck dinner will be served or the school office on the advis- Ihe cool wet weather that has dust mulch created by light cul- -P . .E«:C E _____ at noon by the families of associa- ability of using the program. EA-U ClAiRE i Mondovi Man Farm Calendar prevailed the past few days will tivation , along with old marsh hay DURAND I tion members. Free coffee, milk Applications will be accepted make the weed crop grow very previou sly *tsed as winter cover- by immediately. ' ° ¦ ¦ • ¦/¦: j Saturday, June 2 and ice cream will be served Tuition will be $10 rapidly which will necessitate some ing. The hay is spread about the ; . . 1 ;, ! HOUSTON, Minn. "— Houston the Lanesboro Commercial Club. per pupil. Parents should notify intensive cultivation to eradicate toma.to plants and, also, around __ t V Off to Poland j Dairy Day banquet , elementary In case of raiin , the show will be the school office by Wednesday so them as soon as the soil becomes the cucumber and melon hills just i school, 7 p.m. held in the former Peterson Mo- materials can be ordered. Prefer- dry , Wis. (Special . enough. However do not be- before the vines start to run. MONDOVI, l-Two ji CALEDONIA, Minn —Town and tora building in the business dis- ence will be given elementary pu- come discouraged for this is a Very few cut-worms have been Mondovi Men will leave this week '; Country Dairy Day celebration. trict. pils of the district and districts common task that we have over- journey encountered in our garden so far on a that will take thorn ! which are joining St. Charles, and come many times and which will , I o\8.u 'f FAIO LANESBORO . Minn.—B r o w n students planning to enter St. Char- probably confront the gardener al- meaace. They are grayish or -J WABASHA - o O ; Thomas F. Meis and George W. ; Swiss Canton I Show, Sylvan Park , les High School. ways. br\ownish in color, about an inch \\* WHITEHAU u Sessions will run each morning Moats will go to Minneapolis Sat- j1 10:30 a.m. Homemakers, Aimulch of grass clippings , stor- long and work mostly at night , w ABASH A \ ' ' ¦ . urday and proceed by jet for Pol- !1 Tuesday, June 5 starting at 8:30 or 9:30, with each ed leaves, marsh hay, or other cutting oft tomato? cabbage, pep- A ^Buffalo City ; ' u and , arriving Monday. They will j child attending an hour. ' ¦ ¦' ¦ I MINNESOTA CITYY M i n n.- material, will help to control per and other plants close to the • ' __ ' ' ?, URU'PEAIEAU < demonstrate the "world's most j Burns-Homer-Pleasant Valley Soil weeds and conserve moisture. Or, ground. They also work on glads ' - ' ," j 4-H'ers to Attend -H' ^Y. ] ' portable sawmill manufactured i Conservation District banquet , Trempealeau Scouts perhaps, some gardeners may that are just coming out of the I—- -;v V . in Mondovi by Jackson Lumber Oaks, 8 p.m. ground , but this damage is not -s ; , . _ , Harvester Co.?Inc., at the 31st In- FRONTENAC , Minn .—F i v e- Leave on Canoe Trip serious as the new leaves that WINONA ov ,- -' ternational Trade Fair in Poznan , Frontenac Camps TREMPEALEAU, Wis. (Spe- St\ Charles Board injured. ¦ ¦ county Hornemaker camp, Metho- come later are not - • - Poland , June 10-24. They also will cial ) — Trempealeau Boy Scouts io ' - r— ? ¦• jdist Camp* through June 6. WABASHA , Minn.—Final prep- ¦ ¦ CROSSE demonstrate the Lumber Harves- 1 Wednesday, June 6 and their advisers will cheat — May Rent Two Rooms AS A PROTECTION against YlA , edger. power unit and the I1 arations are being made for two but just slightly these pests, we place a paper col- W I M-o ?. , - , *\ . . ter MADISON , Wis.—Wisconsin summer camp programs -at Meth- — on their pri- ' Jackson Livestock and Poultry , mitive Canadian camping trip. From St. Matthew s lar about four inches wide around I O I M . ST T. D \\ I Home Demonstration Council , odist Camp at Frontenac , Minn., ¦ --' Bedding Mill which produces Wood 1 through June 8. They'll use outboard motors on ST. CHARLES, Minn. (Special) each plant when set out , with r—- • -' 1— —AlA - I They and Curtis Edwards and Frank Benson is a patient at j Mrs. Lorraine Morrill were given However, the recent weather has Lake, Minn. Prior to joining the : . LEWISTON , Minn . — New chap for the Future" ; 10:45 a.m., demonstration ; 11:15 a.m., bus- Goodview Hospital , La Crosse. i seasonal layoffs to Sept. 1. been very favorabl e for the trans- ? In the June 3 issue of tha News, a story of West j corporation he operated a custom ! t e r officers for planting of shrubs and other plants sawing service with Lumber Har- i 1962-w have been iness meeting; noon , lunch; 1:15 I Point and Winona and area cadets. ! hy p.m;, "Cake Decorating" : 1:45 and we have taken full advantage vester equipment and was later ;\ elected FFA of it in moving som e hydrangeas, employed in basic chemical re- members. p.m., "Your Crowning Glory "; They arc: 2:30 p.m., "What's New in Small spireas, honeysuckles and lilacs. search at Minnesota Mining & • Mondovi Herd Leads By soaking a shrub thoroughly Manufacturing Co. research and ;St eve Na .hr- '. Appliances; 3:15 p.m., handicraft , ! gang, president ; and 5 p.m. banquet with Rev. with water and handling it care- development center , St. Paul. fully, the transplanting can be suc- Moats is originally fro m Mo- j Tom Ihrke, vice Cole, Red Wing, speaker, and 4-H ; president; John talent. Buffalo Co. DHIA cessfully done, even though in faiT- dena , Wis. He has been employed ly good leaf. Frequent waterings at the Jackson Lumber Harvester Munchoff , secre- Thirty Wabasha County 4-HERS ALMA , Wis.—Jim & Jack Cook. Mondovi. topped the May ' tary; Jerry Muel- will attend a five-county 4-H camp DHIA reports in Buffalo County. Their 25 head of grade and reg- are necessary after planting until Co. factory three years as a ma- the plant becomes established. chinist and welder . 1 e r, t reasurer; June 7-10. Included in the activi- istered Holstein cows averaged 57.4 pounds of butterfat . ¦ j Dennis Verthein, ties will be many outdoor sports, They also own the top cow in the county. Their "Blacky ," sent i n e I IRIS, OF course, cart be divided . nature hikes and crafts. A health grade Holstein. produced 102 pounds of butterfat for the month. and transplanted when in full I and Gen* Sim, re-¦ Nahrgang class will fee given by the camp Following is the report for Buffalo County: Lake City Planning j porter. . . ' •¦ flower , although it is better to do nurse and counselors, Instructions TOP FIVE HERDS this after the blossoms have fad- Parade Travis Nelson is adviser. will be given on the correct way Mo. Nt. —Avj. Lbs.— Dairy Day ed; The flower stalks should be cut '?¦ Brood Cows Dry Milk BF !>&x J...& i. att * M flH % taamaTt' to apply artificial respiration. Jim & Jack Cook, Mondovi G8.RH 25 0 1, j ii^Jv&S l ;: ! Special)— 431 51*.* off when this is done. IM ^ | _B' M*H LAKE CITY , Minn. " i ELECTION AT Arcadia Each of the campers may earn Orvilt Kltvgard. Mondovi R&GH 11 Q 1,391 53.0 ^ 1 When you dust or spray the A large parade, (ours and a large points toward winning the "Fron- Henry O. Hanson, Atrna RAGH 41 fl 1,374 K.8 Region- ARCADIA , Wis. (Special)—New Albtrl Herold, Alma GH 15 « 1.351 50.5 roses don 't neglect to give an ap- banquet will highlight the j tenac chevron" by participating in Le Roy Rotr-ering. Alma al Dairy Day celebration here !FHA officers elected at Arcadia RAGH 28 4 1,M? JO.l plication to the phlox, lythrum , High School are: Kay Zeller, pres- the various activities. TOP FIVE COWS hollyhocks and other plants that June 20. i ¦ Jim & Jack Cook, Mondovi .. . Blacky- GH J,310 102 ¦"K maaaaaaaaaaWm\\^^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\9 Crowning of a new regional I ident , and Jean Wolfe, vice presi- W. S. Moy 1 Son, Mondovi No. # GJ l,8t0 101 are very susceptible to damage by i ETTRICk PATIENT Lloyd Haigh :£_pj i_pja_yja_RPj BPjun ___ dairy princess will take place in dent. Kay and Jean will attend , Alrru Katy* RH 3,170 la diseases and insects. l «**tfHmB ^BJ BnB ^B^Bjp*HP HBFv ^a^B^B^B^BJ,^B |^l ' Helmer Myren, Nelson Maggie GH 2.070 94« the Terrace Cafe after the ban- , the annual FHA Convention at ETTRICK , Wis. (SpeciaD-Mcl- J. J. Rosniow. Cochran* Femco RH 2,420 '2 . Don't forget to go into the Mer- Green Lake June 4-8. Others at- vin Tidquist , Upper French Creek , La Roy Rothoring, Alma Betty GH J.UO T2 chants National Bank this evening quel in the evening. She will be j •In it days. are Roxanne Stevens, is a patient at St. Francis Hos- and view the beautiful flowers at crowned by Miss Darlene Nisbit , J tending UNIT REPORT: 1,114 cows on tesl; averages: 1.04? pounds of milk; 3.*7 Stockton , 1961-62 regional dairy } Mary Kay George and Barbara pital . La Crosse. percent test; 41 .7 pounds butterfat the peony and iris show. princess. Zeller.

t Around the Pitchfork J"~^VUflM*Jr< ^*it ^B "Bi ^ltt ^£ ^K ir lBM i^V B ^^^^^^ Hi the next 30 days. This June Dairy Month will be with us for *H -v*. . * J&l *1 BH is the best time in the year to come up with new ideas—unique ' ¦ ^~r * K£| K>Jd t **^VxL ^HHVIL^HI V SBJ!*^V-IBI { ideas—that sell dairy products. iaaWiaWri^tl kflvtitlaVI' «fl VsVLtiKi. ¦_ K Y|3__ If you or your club or organization have something original H^v*' •' ___^_^_H to contribute , \v*!iy not drop us a line lere at the Daily News. ^^^^^ * uJ We 'd be happy to help in whatever way we can to give your scheme some publicity and . indirectly, aid the cause. Spokesmen at severnl farmer meetings have pointed out that l mmK/KK^Kmmw^mmw^^^^K^^^^Bi^^^^mm^^^^E^aaaaaaaaam ^mammmaaaaa much is now being dono to "knock" Ihe dairy industry. Farmers themselves , they pointed out , could do a lot lo correct the mis- ^^^^^^^^ ¦¦ William White paid a visit lo West Poi nt this spring and will time to do this than now. ll; ^amwtmf laaaW^R. 1 ^ JT&aam ^m^m^mmma^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM information. There isn't a better ^^^^^^^ ¦Et .«•_¦_¦_?-!_. ^^^^TH^—^—Vflfl^—^—^—^—B tell his story of the academy and especially of the five cadets • • ' There is much talk about* farm programs today. Nearly every from Winona and the area. The story will ho augmented with ¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦ (ami group has a program. The administration has its program. K&JIHHM^^ i pictures. Individual farmers and businessmen have their own pet solutions ^^¦BSfKl lo the gigantic farm problems that face America. l^HrfK^iftl ^H^^^^^ H Three economists at Purdue University have come up with a urogram that is worthy of attention. II is featured in this month' s edition of "Farm Journal" magazine. Following is the cure of Hie program: ^aa\ \ ^^^^f ^'^Ja\aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\\ %'i . _^maaaa\\ W^ ^' :.jLWmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\ ' Better than HOW IT WOULD WORK: Retire RU million acres of our 450 million acres of plowland and get it into other uses. You could ^- hid , voluntarily, lo rent land to the government . They 'd take cither whole farms or part farms on contracts running .) to 10 yenrs. Feed grains would be supported at a " reasonable " level— a letter from hut not so high as to store up new surpluses. Present CCC stocks would be isolated—used lo fill some of the export needs. Allotment s slay on Southern crops . home!'' COST: $1 >' lo $p 2 billion il year at Iho beginniiif! — ! EXPECTED < I less later. Winona folks who have niovt-d from Winona production retired fur the ADVANTAGES: Gels the most would love to gel the Winona Pnily nnd Suiulny ] money, lt helps peoplc-e--i[>eciall V those who need il the most , yet . News. Why not surprise them wilh a suhscrip- ; it buys Ihe niw*t benefit for all farmers at Ihe lowest cost. Allows you more freedom to decide how you 'll farm. No one is forced ' tion a3 a gift? | int o anything. Doesn 't lie you to your past with quotas and his- , crops. Leaves the livestock and poultry business . . 4i i gift tht | torical bases on Daily & Sunday free—helps free enterprise work. Is.ensier to administer. No quolas A man with a farm background whose only function what the land is worth—thcre'd be fewer _T*»_ ¦* !¦»% ¦ _%¦«_» I N»w» it | to police. You decide topi. ¦- -\ v ' injustices and complaints. • with Winono National & Savings Bank is to be of ! ¦* • • fox has wit hstood shotguns , hounds and poison?and The wily hel still makes many a chicken 's fcuthers stand on end. p to our farm customers. Erwln is no stranger This man is on our staff to help you. Wo want According to Milt Sundo, University of Wisconsin poultry fci>e - Y ou ,0 r« 11 II .417 I-' MILWAUKEE 21 J7 .431 13 the Indians — will be fighting it Chlcago- ... 11 14 .«•» I Houston It • 17 .413 14 heavyweight championship fight Kansas Ciry 11 14 Mt t Philadelphia 11 31 .371 15' i in Chicago Sept. 25 predict it will out and second place New York Boiton II 14 .4M l"j Chicago 1} 3? .31* 18' i bring in gross revenues -of more will meet fifth place Los Angeles. Washington 1) II -It] U'-i New York 11 30 let 1* ' THURSDAY'S RESULTS THURSDAY'S RESULTS than $5 million. After Cleveland's 4-3 victory Caledonia Is 4. Detroit IS. Chicago J- Cincinnati 7, MILWAUKEE The fight will be staged in over Baltimore Thursday, Minne- Cleveland 4, Baltimore 1. Houston 10, Chicago 1. Philadelphia 2, San Francisco 1. Comiskey Park which has 46,500 sota now is W games out of first Kense* City l. Wt>tilngl»n I. Only *»-ames scheduled. Pittsburgh J, St. Louis 4. permanent seats , plus 10.500 tem- Los Angeles 5, New York 3. TODAY'S SCHBDULi TODAY'S SCHEDULE porary seats that can be added. Chicago at Baltimore: (night). Cincinnati at Chicago , Cleveland at Detroit (night). < San Francisco at New York (nighl). TICKETS WILL range from King $100 District Washington at MINNESOTA (night). Los Angeles at Philadelphia 1.1) twl- down to $10 (nlghtl. . all on a reserved SPRING GROVE , Minn.-Cale- Boston at Kansas Clly nlgtit. basis , 1 New Vertc at Los Angeles (night). Houston at/f-iltsburgh (nlqhl). but the biggest slice—an donia reigns as the District" One ; BOX SCORE SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE St. Louis/at MILWAUKEE (niqhl). estimated $4 million—will come SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE • ¦ (4) Washington at MINNESOTA. Baseball champion after evening ! Spring Grove (3) Caledonia San K/ancisco at New York (1). from closed circuit television Cleveland at Detroit. ab r h ab r h Houston at Pittsburgh. its season record with Spring Chlcagje at Baltimore (1) day-nl<*t**l. shown in theaters across the Anderson.ss-p 4 1 3 Harris.cf 3 0 1 St. Louis at MILWAUKEE. , -i left) signs Ntw Vorfc at Los Angeles (night), country with Chicago blacked out. SIGNS FOR $42 000 . . . Jim Brown . a contract Grove at i-l here Thursday. Myhn.lf 4 0 7 BuHbers.C 1 1 I Cincinnati af Chicago. j Boston al Kansas Ciry (night), which the Cleveland Browns say make hirn the highest paid play- Bjorlo.lb 4 0 1 Percuoco,p-lb 3 0 1 Los Angeles at PhlSodclphia (nlghll. The est imate on gross revenue The Warriors took a 4-3 decision \ Ellingson.p 110 Beisf.p I 1 1 SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE SUNDAY'S/ SCHEDULE —the money received before ex- er in football. Arthur Modell < right , president o( the Browns, on Joe Deters' single in the sixth Olton.c J 1 1 WaldrorOb 3 0 1 New *YorK at Los Angeles. San Francisco al New York. ' j Sylling.Jb 3 0 0 Schroedtr.lb 11 1 Boston at Kansas City. Los Angeles at Philadelphia. penses—was made by. Al Bolan . said Brown got a substantial increase from last year's $32 ,000, inning lo avenge a 1-0 defeat at ' Benson. rf 3 0 1 Welgrese.rl 2 «-C Washington at MINNESOTA. St. Louis at MILWAUKEE. vice president of Championship 'icial ' reports on the new figure go as high as $42,000. Williams,c( t 0 1 Ask.!*, 1 t 1 Cleveland at Detroit. Cincinnati at Chicago. and unofi tne hands of the Grovers in 11 in- i Laniwerk.lb 1 0 0 Renslo,II 1 « ( (J). Sports Inc.,, the promotion syndi- 1 Chicago at Baltimore. Houston at Pittsburgh Paul Brown , coach of the pro club , look on (center . 'AP Photo- nings early in the season. a-Kjome 10 0 v-Oeleri 1 « I cate handling the fight. ) b-Rossa«n 10 0 — fax Pa«j« U Friday, JunYl, **-6z TolaU 1$ < > He predicted the bout will THE WIN gives Caledonia an 8-1 Totals 113 1 TRAIL BY HALF GAM E "dwarf all -other ' fights in history record for the season and marks I a-Baftcd In 7th ; b-Battcd in 7th; v-Sln- from a financial standpoint and gled lor Wtlgrasa In ith. WILLEY TAKES LOSS the fourt h District One champion- SPRING GROVE 001 00J 0— J from ' a performance standpoint ." CALEDONIA MO 101 X— 4 ship for Coach Bob Stark who has Champion Patterson will receive been at Caledonia for 11 years. 4."> per cent of the live gate and The Warriors took other champion- S5 per cent of the ancilliary rights snips in 1953. '55 and '56. Dodgers Capture including radio and television Reds Best Braves 7-4 Ljie Besse, who relieved Mike Ward, Wilke charges?. I.iston will receive 12' i* Percuoco in the sixth after Sprinj, per cent of the live gate and Grove had tied the game at 3-3. ancilliary rights with a ' $200 ,000 got credit for the win. Besse has- guarantee. Championship Spoil s n 't allowed an earned run in 40 Share Record will receive the remainder. innings for the Warriors. ' t Caledonia led 3-1 heading into 6-3 The two fighters Robinson 11th in Row will come to Behind s Blas By JIM HACKLEMAW Meis. 6-:5, on a three-hil pitching Chicago in 'two or three weeks lor By DAVE O'HARA game .series w ith Cincinnati by for the Braves and starter Carl the sixth but with two men out rally. Rich Associated Press Sports V/riter job by Joe .Moeller , Kd Roebuck formal contract signing. dropping a-7-4- decision to the Reds Wiley, who suffered his third loss Spring Grove started to '500' Purse and Ron ¦ 1-erranoski. I'hiUidol- Associated Press Sports Writer Bjorlo singled and Tom Ellingson ' Major details'of the bou t ' were Thursday before a County Stadium without a victory. INDIANAPOLIS (API - Driver It s still the powerful San Fran- phia 's Arl Mnli.iffey trimmed (he MILWAUKEE W> — Milwaukee , , Purkey gave up seven hits and Was sa fe on a fielder's choice dazzling Los settled Thursday and approved crowd of 6 311 including 729 La- Rodger Hard of Indianapolis and cisco Giants and the Giants 2-1. Manager Birdie Tebbetts shook in trouble on a couple of oc- Wayne Olson doubled to drive in Dodgers bunched at the quickly by the Illinois Athletic dies Day guests and 331 members was owner Bob Wilke of Milwaukee Angeles ¦' The results led the (Wants with up hi.s batting order , but the re- " , but managed to go the Bjorlo and Dave Benson singled to top of the National League. But Commission. of '.'Senior Citizens clubs. casions are dividing a record purse of a mere hair g.-ime edge on the sults were the same. The Braves distance and post his ninth vic- send the other run across. the surprising Cincinnati Reds, $124,515 for winning the 500-mile Dodgers and the Hods, CHICAGO was selected for the still couldn 't come up with the The pitching of right hander tory against a single loss. Willey who took it all last year , are on IN THE BOTTOM of the sixth race at the Indianapolis Motor , bout after the New York State clutch hits. Bob Purkey and the slugging of Was an early victim his own the move. In other NL ftfimes- Pittsburgh j of Caledonia got the winning run as Speedway. 5-4 over St. ; Athletic Commission refused to . The Braves wound up a three- Frank Robinson proved too much poor fielding and Robinson 's run- The Reds clicked again Thurs- won its fifth straight Besse. who is hitting .360. doubled Wilke shared in the two big- beating Milwaukee 7-4 behind Ixniis and Houston whi pped Chi- grant Liston a- license to fight in scoring double and three-run hom- and scored on Deters' single. day, ihe gest slices of the record $324,202 steady pitching by Bob Purkey cago 10-6. New York because had some er. Dave Anderson, who had two brushes with the law. The Red s scored twice in the payoff at the annual victory din- and resurgent slugging slar Frank hits ior the losers, took the loss. ner Thursday night. He also owns The Dodgers played even with The fight will mark Patterson ' third on a drag bunt, a sacrifice lo. relieve Ellingson, Robinson. Purkey became the ma- sixth , vhen] s He came in the car which Len Sutton of Port- the Mets until the ! eighth defense of his title. . Comis- Eau Claire Raps bunt which went as a fielder's who pulled a ligament , in the sixth. jors' first nine-game winner with broke a 2-2 lie ¦ land. Ore., Larry Burrighl key Park , home of the White "Sox , choice as Willey fired wildly on Besse collected two hits for Cal- drove to second place a seven-hitter and Robinson had with a two-run triple and scored : Wednesday for. $44 ,566 in prize three-run |j was the site of two other heavy- an attempted force at second, a edonia. a doubl e and a decisive on sacrifice fly. Roebuck al- money. homer. a i; weight championship bouts. Joe passed ball , an infield out and lowed just one single in his five- j 17) Milwaukee (itle Clintonville 3-0; Cincinnati (4) Robinson 's double. The third biggest prize, $33,516. j Louis won the there June 22, ab r h ab r ll Th**?Dodgers won their •Itvanth inning stint but came out in Jie ' The Braves'missed a fine chance went to Parnelli Jones of Tor- ninth after the Mets loaded the i 1937, knocking out Jimmy Brad- Cardenas.ss 5 0 1 McMillan,*! 1 I 0 in a row as they pinned the 11th J dock- Keough.cf 4 13 rVU.tiews,3b 4 7 1 to get back in the game in their rance, Calif., wrro finished sev- J in eight rounds. Ez2ard Robinson, rf 4 I 2 H.Aaron,cr A I 3 , loss in a row on the Xew York bases. They managed one run be- j half of the inning when Wiley DeMerit Badger enth. His total included $18,000 for fore Perranoski slammed the | Charles decisioned Jersey Joe Lynch.lt 4 10 Joncs.rl 4 0 0 ; Post.K 0 0 0 T.Aaron,lb A 0 e doubled wilh one out and Ro y leading on 120 of the 200 laps of door, ' ij Walcott in 15 rounds on June 22. Meets Beloii : 1949. Coleman,lb 4 11 Bell, II 4 0 0 McMillan walked. Eddie Mathews, the race at $150 a lap. Mahaffey stymied the Giants EAU CLAIRE i .-N-Four large- Zimmer,3t) 4 0 3 Torre.c 4 0 1 ¦ Edwards,c 4 0 0 nAenke.2b 4 0 1 moved into the No. 2 spot in the Bonus Baby, Will Besides his share of the cham- with speed and control before, city schools posted victories Blasngame.Jb 4 2 3 Willey.p 3 0 1 batting order as McMillan assum- pionship money, Ward picked up Cash, Colavito wavering slightly in the late Thursday in the opening of ac- Purkey,p 4 1 o a-Betlell l 0 0 ed the leadoff position , popped to a long list of prizes, including a Rurdettcp 0 0 0 going, He was nicked for two sin- tion in the championship round of Totals 37 7 10 b-crandall l o « second and Hank Aaron fouled to $5.00-3 Studebaker Avanti sportj gles in the eighth, then was final- the Wisconsin High School Base- the third baseman to end the Quit Baseball car. ly reached for a run in the ninth ball Tournament. Totals St A 7 a-Groonded out lor Willey In 7th; b- threat. MILWAUKEE tf> — Outfielder in Orlando Cepeda's triple and Pull Detroit Beloit shut out Dodgeville 4-0. Ground«t Into double play for Burdette in John DeMerit , signed by the Mil- OFF TO RACES Fel ipe Alou 's single with one out. »th. Cincinnati added two more in SYDNEY «*-The Gretel left Eau Claire took a 3-0 victory over CINCINNATI 002 003 300— 7 waukee Braves off the Universi- The Phils collected four of their , a field- board a freigh t today to compete Clintonyille, Fond du Lac beat MILWAUKEE 000 003 CM— 4 the sixth on a drag bunt ty of Wisconsin-campus in 1957 for six hits and both their runs off National League Maple 6-2 and Kenosha topped RBI—Keough, Robinson 4, Zimmer 1; er's choice, a single, and a triple in the America's Cup yacht races lefty Billy O'Dell in the first. H. Aaron 3, Joness. E—Keough, Willey. PO- a $100,000 bonus, has decided to ' R H E Weston 6-3. A—Cincinnati 37-9 by Don Zimmer. The Braves , how- off Newport , R.I ., Sept. 15. The To 10th in 12 San Francisco » a 1 , Milwaukee 21-1. DP— quit baseball rather than return Zimmer , Blaslngame and Philadelphia 2 11 Coleman. LOB— ever, bounced right back with two freighter is due in New York in Bob Friend ended a string of In semifinal games tonight , Be- Cincinnati 3, Milwaukee S. to the minors another time. By MIKE RATHET O'Dell, Bolin (11 and Haller; Mahtltty tallies on a single by Mathews and mid-July. IB-Robinson, H. Aaren, Willey. 3B-—Zim- five losses with ninth inning relief •nil White. I O'Dell . loit was matched against Eau "John is retiring from base- mer. HR—Robinson, H. Aaron. Aaron 's 10th homer, a shot into Associated Press Sports V/riter from Elroy Face and Diomedes St. Louis . A 10 « Claire and Fond du Lac against IP H R ER BB SO the centerlield bleachers ju st to ball," the player's father , Sam Olivo as the Pirates nipped the Piffsbursh . 3*1 Kenosha. Purkey . » 743 3 5 Al Kaline is out with a broken Simmons, McDaniel 11) and Sawatski,- DeMerit of nearby Port Washing- Willey 7 10 7 S 0 4 the left of the 402-foot mark. Cardinals. Friend, now 5-6 , and Friend, Face <»), Olivo (») and Leppert. shoulder. Frank Lary, a 23-game Pitching was the strong point of Burdette 3 0 0 0 0 1 ton, said Thursday night W—Friend. I Simmons. The Reds clinched matters in ATTENTION Dick Groat batted in two runs the quarter-final games with three W-Purkey (»-l). L—Willey (0-3). WP— winner last year, has one victory. Houston . . 10 10 1 the eighth on a pair of singles DeMerit saw some duty with each and Bill Mazeroski's homer Purkey. PB—Torre. U—Pelekoudas, Walsh, Batting champion Norm Cash and Chicago 4 7 0 of the young hurlers posting a ' the Braves in 1957, '58 and '59 proved the winner. \ (7). Conlan, Burkhart. T—2.41. A—5.451. and Robinson s fifth homer, a slugger Rocky Colavito are; hitting Bruce, Stone McMahon (II and H. dozen or more strikeouts. Keno- played in the minor leagues The Pirates rapped Curt Sim- Smith. Ranew It): Ellsworth, Buhl (S), blast into the bleachers in left and RACING .238 and .235, respectively. And Elston («), Schulti (9) and Tappe. W-Wc- sha's Dick Brosman led the New mons for six of their nine hits center. until he was drafted by the the Detroit Tigers have moved Mahon, L—Elston. list , fanning 16 Weston hatters A walk, a single by Mathews, York Mets in National League ex- within two games and routed Ihe Sit. Louis left-hand- Los Angeles t 10 1 and w alking four. All of the games FANS of the American er in their two-run second. Lindy New York 3 3 0 an infield ground out by H. Aaron pansion maneuvering last fall. League lead. Moeller. Roebuck (4), Perranoshl (?) and went seven innings, Schultze Big Ten The Mets sent him to Syracuse McDaniel went the rest of the way - and an error on a fly ball to No Racing How've they done it? N. Stieiry; Jackson. MocKenile <*») and Belolt' for the Cards. Taylor, W—Roebuck. L—Jackson. s Whitey Gilberton struck right center by Tommie Aaron in the International League a week out a dozen Dodgeville batters in provided two Milwaukee runs in ago. Sunday, With key contribution! m the Carl Warwick supplied the June 3 t>o American League hurling a three-hitter. Beloit scor- Faculty Delegate the eighth. The Braves threaten- "He feels he has gone as far slowly reawakening C boys—Cash ninth-inning clincher for (he Colts Cleveland 4 t 1 * * * * wilh a two-run single nnd Jim Baltimore 1 -4 J ed a run in each of the first two ed mildly in the ninth when Denis as he can in baseball and thinks and Colavito, and with outstand - innings and got two more on a ing performances from players Pendleton applied the crusher , a Grant, Bell (I) and Romano; Roberts, Menke singled wilh one out , but it's better for his family that he Next Race! , Stock («), Hoett (S) and Johnson. W— wild pitch and error in the sixth . pinchhitter Del Crandall ground- quit , " the player's father said . such as infielder Jake Wood , out- three-run homer The victory went Granr. L—Roberts. From Minnesota Chicago 5»I Chuck; Malhewson, Jerry Kenney ed into a game ending double Sunday, June 10 fielder Billy Bruton and pitcher to Don Mc.Mahoii. Don Elston was "He plans to go back to school the loser Dolroll 13 10 0 and 'Jim Buroker had two hits MINNEAPOLIS (AP - - Prof. play. Paul Foytack. Zannl, Baumann («), Kemmerer (41, De- and get his master's degree in BIG WRECKUM RACE I S;into each for Beloit. Max O. Schultze was named Tebbetts was undecided The trio combined Thursday as Ken Huhhs , Hon nnd Lou Busichera (7) and Lollar; Foytack, Kline on physical education," the elder De- Brock homered lor the Cubs, with (71 and Brown, W—Foytack. L—Zannl. ' Thursday as new faculty repre- whether to keep intact his new North La Crosse Speedway Ihe Tigers won their 10t h in 12 Eau Claire s Jim Steward Merit added, Brock's uivin^ them a f>-f> lead in Washington 0 4 1 , sentative to the Big Ten Athletic batting order After McMillan , games by belting the Chicago Kansas Clly 17 0 also tossed a three-hitter and fan- . the seventh Hamilton' and Rotztn Walker and Aicue. ned 14, in beat ing Clintonville. Conference nt a meeting of the Mathews and Aaron , he followed White Sox 13-5. An Eau Claire run scored on a University of Minnesota Senate with Mack Jones , T. Aaron , Gus Kovtack, who had been rele- wild pitch to break a scoreless lie Committee. Bel l , Joe Torre and Menke. A lot gated to the bullpen at the start in the sixth. Stan Johnson had Schultze replaces Stan Kinyon , of punch , which was virtually of the season , ran his record to three hits in three trips for Eau a law professor, who had served puiichless. 4-1 since being restored to the Claire. in that position for the last five The Braves open a three-game starling rotati on when l,nry was years. series with the fourth-place St. injured. Alfred L . Vaughan . associate Louis Cardinals tonight. Bob Shaw, Cleveland upped its first-place dean of the general college, will the right-handed ace of the Mil- ed ge over the idle New York Twins to Try take over Schtilt/e 's spot as chair- waukee staff , was named to op- Yankees to a full game by heating man of the Senate Committee on pose the Cards' Larry Jackson. Baltimore 4-3, In the only other Intercolle giate Athletics . Shaw has a 5-2 record , Jackson ga me scheduled, Kansas City The appointments are for the 4.1 blanked Washington 1-0 behind Luck as Fishermen I!)li2-I>.T school year. Jerry Walker ' s six-hitter. MINNEAPOL1S. (.11 - The Minne- The Senate also passed a resolu- Backed by the slugging of Wood sot a Twins home opener , snowed tion in .support of Amendment 31 Pros Shoot who drove in five runs , and Bru- on! on April 13, will be played as No. 2 , which provides for the re- ton who drove in four , the Tigers part of a June 22 twi-night double- moval of the state debt limit of Zaharias Open had little difficulty with the White header. $2flO ,(M)0. Sox, although Foytack had to That announcement came Thurs- "Willi the crit ical space condi- BEAUMONT , Tex. itf>-A field of ' have relic! hel p in the seventh. day night as the players planned tions that already exist al the uni- Hi pros and lf> amateurs, headed Foylack gave up six hits before a mass assault ngainst Minnesota versity, " the resolution read , "and by defending champion Mary Lena Ron Kline took over. Don Zanni fish on Monday, an open date f ir the very large enrollment antici- Fiiulk of Sea Island , Ca,. moves the club. (2-2 » , first of four Chicago hurlers pated the next tew years, further out today in the opening round The Twins , to-ok the loss. 21 team nicnibe' s delay in the building program will of the $7,500 Babe Zaharins Wom- and ll) of their staff , will be guests en' s Open Golf Tournament. of two Lake Mille Lacs re-sorts have disastrous effects on tlie uni- The Indians, shut out on three versit y's capacity to carry out its It is a .)4 l)ole affair ending Sun- hits hy Robin Roberts for five in- for the day of angling, lo De educational , sclinhirly, scientific day over (lie won and Kggert resorts, with cafe Pacific Coast League, it with relief help from Gary Bell. owner Mel Marshall and Mel International League San Diego 4, Portland 3. Syracuse I, Buffalo 2. AND SUNDAY NIGHTS 1 :00 'TIL CLOSING Ron Hansen homered for the Hagpjbcrg, a bait dealer , helping Tacoma t, Salt Laka Clly 1. Columbus t, Richmond o. O rioles. out as guides . Vancouver t , Spoil*n« 3, Atlanta a, Jacksonville 4. Only games scheduled. •Only Walker <6-2 * won his pitchers fames scheduled. duel with the Senators' Steve Powerboat Races Hamilton (0-2 1 when the A's came r~ BUCK NIGHT ~ up with an unearned run in the In Detroit Canceled 1 EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT >( last of the ninth. Brewer DKTItOIT MV-ThR sponsors ol Cards 64 the only Iwo major powerboat Sunshine to Pla y races scheduled for the Detroit Hivor canceled both races Thurs- LINES I ) Rochester Saturday day For Memphis Lead C "We cannot pns.sihly rnis <> the Sunshine Cafe of Ihe Park-Rcc (11)0 ^ $111, which is necessary lo stage MKMI'IIIS , Tonn . (Al 1 )—Deadly Hie nip for a birdie. National Soft hall League will meet the race and furnish Ihe prizes, " a Rochester learn in an exhibition accurate <*ay Brewer Jr., led a Tourney favorite Arnold Palmer said (he Detroit Interiialioniil He* at 7.30 p.m. Saturday at Athletic light knot of front runners loday labored well behind with a 35-36— Air Conditioned for your bowling ttijoymant. ; ¦¦ ¦ w r : , Hall-ii Association. as a trimmed field " moved Into 71. hindered by a wayward Park 5;> ;r.7'Y;.A^ .' * ¦ . *». . . ' - ' . -' .. * ."?'• :' '>- - " 'i?;' ,f; ¦ put* ~ wm Ihe .second round of Ihe $40,000 er he had to use 36 times in the BOKO GOLF CHAMP CHAMPIONSHIP STYLE . . . Ituth Jensen of Seattle dis- The seven straight complete Memphis Open Coif Tournament. round. He three-putted two greens KENOSHA W-Milwaukce Don played this kind of intent concenlnition on the greens when she Ciimr.s pitched (his .spring hy San Brewer went ahead Thursday on and needed four on another. Bo.ieo, led by medalist Richard Won the Dallas Women s (ivitan Open Inst week and j,|ie hopes i-VawiM-o hurlers represented I lie ;i smooth .'J2-.I2—(14 over the li. !>()!• Following hnrd behind Brewer Slayter, fired total a Ml t«am it works' for her this ueek-end in the Babe Zaharias ' Open. A loosest such stwik since Milwau- yard , ;i4-3f>—70 Colonial Country were tour regulars (Jury Player ,, HAL-ROD LANES Thiirwlay to win Ihe Wisconsin kee pit Chens reeled off p' Club course. He did it with six Billy Maxwell , H former winner field of 31 pros and 15 iinialeurj, are competing in the Zaharias t^ht 403 Wost third Str««t Catholic High School golf tourna- straight compleli. games in A IIKIIM birdies , including the shot of the here, and Dan January, all with (AP ¦ ' ment. ' event. Photofax) of inns. day, an (10- foot chip that found 32-33—65. STOCK 1 P.M. New York {Continued from Peflf 1) Stock Prices WINON X MARKETS 88 Dogs Entered pace, totaling 10.71 million shares. Raportad by The YNew Yprk Stock Exchange's Abbott L «57 Kennecott 72ft Swift & Company Stock Markef ticker tape was one hour and 46 Allied Ch 41% Lorillard 48ft Buying hours are from S a.m. fo ' O.m. minutes late at the close of Allis Chal 17 Mpls Monday through Friday. TTiesa quotations Hon 96% apply ai ot noon today. In Tri-State trading. Amerada 9534 Minn MM 54 All livestock: arriving attar closing time Meet will ba properly tared for. weighed and Eighty-eight dogs are entered Am Can -43 Minn P&L 40 , in open all-age dogs are judged. Th« exchange) ordtrtHi broktrt AmM&Fy Z5V4 Mon Chm 40% priced tha toltowlnpj morning. Swings Lower 14th annual All-Breed Retriever to have representatives on tbe HOOS Trial sponsored by the THE QUALIFriNG stain, which Am Mot UM Mon Dk U 34% The hog market la steady . Tri-State floor Saturday to dear the great AT&T 112 Mon Ward 29Vfe Strictly meat type additional «M0. Fat Hunting Dog Association at Prai- has 14 entries, and the amateur mass of paper work. logs discounted 20-40 cwt. rie Island Saturday and Sunday. all-age-stake, -which has 21 dogs Anaconda 43% Nat Dairy 58% Oood hogs, harrows and sifts— Trading Heavy Profit-taking cut into early Arch Dan 85% No Am Av 56% ISO-ISO .... -13.75-14 .75 There will be 33 entries in entered, both begin at 8 a.m. Sat- tBO-200 14.7J-15.JJ the gains and raised a threat to con- Armco St. 53% Nor Pac 38 By ED open all-age stake which will be- urday. 200-220 ...15.25 MORSE P. J. Gagnon of Robbinsdale will tinuation of the forward march. Armour 41 No St Pw 30% 220-240 15.05-15.25 AP Boilnwsi N«wt WrHer gin at 8 a.m. Saturday. The derby The American, Pacific Coast Avco Corp 21% Nwst Airl 25% 240-270 14.75-15.05 judge the 270-300 14.1514.75 (AP) stake, which has 18 dogs entered , open all-age and derby and Midwest stock exchanges also Beth Steel 37 Penney 42% NEW YORK - Reacting will start immediately alter the stakes along with T. W. Merritt of 300-330 13.2514.15 from the gains made in its big Chicago recorded big gains on heavy Boeing Air 42% Pepsi Cola 42V4 930-360 t2.7J-lJ.2J recovery, , 111. Dale Lundstrom, volume. Brunswick 28% Phil Pet 48% Jood sows- the stock market pen- Spirit Lake, Iowa, and C 270-300 13.2H3.SO dulum swung lower early this aft- . W. Mor- Chi MSPP 11 Pillsbury 51% 300-330 .;. 13.00-13.25 tenson, St. Paul, will The congressional Investigation ernoon in heavy trading. SECOND BANTAM judge the was proposed by Rep. Wright Chi & NW 12% Polaroid 125VS 330-340 12,7513.00 amateur all-age and qualifying Chrysler 44 Pure Oil 32% 3(40*400 12.50-12.75 The Associated Press average CLINIC SATURDAY stakes. Patman, D-Tex., who asked Con- 400-450 12.25-12.50 of 60 stocks at noon was down gress to appropriate $750,000 for Cities Svc 50\i RCA 50V4 450-500 , 11.7512.25 The trial will have its headquar- Slags— ¦ 1.60 to 223.90. with industrials off Second session of the Ban- an inquiry by the House Banking Comw Ed 40% Rep Steel 44V4 450-down e.M ters at Hotel Winona. Cont Can 40% Rex Drug 32Vi 2.30, rails down .70 and utilities tam League baseball clinic and Currency Committee. 450-up S.2J- ».!5 1.10. •will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday A Saturday night banquet will Cont Oil 49% Rey Tob 49 Thin and unfinished hogs .. discounted be preceeded by a cocktail hour "Congress ought to know what CALVES at Athletic Park. Deere 45% Sears Roe 73 The vesl market Is steady. -was at the Izaak Walton League cabin influences the stock market and By ordinary standards it Teams participating in this how these influences Douglas 21% Shell Oil 35% Top choice 28.00 a substantial loss but it was triv- at Prairie Island. affect the dowChem 51 Sinclair 33% Choice ; 24.0O-2&.OO clinic will be Elks Club, 21.00-24.00 ial compared with the wide health of the business and credit du Pont 213% Socony 49-% Good ...: Hotel Winona and Graham & ACCORDING to Ralph Boalt, systems," Patman said. Commercial to good 18.00-31.0O swings made earlier this weelt. McGuire, said Bill Haige- East Kod 97 Sp Rand 16=% Utility ., 16.00-18.00 Key stocks fell from fractions field trial secretary, everything is Ford Mot 83% St Brands 57-A Boners and culls . . 17.00-down ahehner, Bantam League di- going according" to plan with sev- Th* Stcurirta and Exchange CATTLB to 1 or 2 points. The volatile rector. Commission is investigating the Gen EIec 65 Sf Oil Cal — The cattle market Is steady, "growth" stocks and other high- eral of the top handlers already in Gen Foods 73% St Oil Ind 47 Dryled slurs and yearlings— securities industry and has un- . choice to prima 23.00-24.2J priced issues took losses ranging Winona. Gen Mills 27% St Oil NJ 50% Bill Wundetlich, a former Wi- covered some irregularities. Pat- Good to choice 27..00-23.00 to about half a dozen points. man said the SEC Gen Mot 50% Swift & Co - Comm. lo good 15.00-18.75 Volume in the morning swelled nonan who now runs the North Oak probe is "good Gen Tel 22% Texaco 50% Utility U-OOdown Kennels in New Brighton, Minn., as far as it goes." He added that Oryled helten— to 2,320,000 shares—a big figure he wanted the Goodrich "53% Texas Ins 73 Extreme top 24.7J but far below Thursday's morn- Rockets Tip is here as is Cotton Pershall who congressional in- Goodyear 35% Con Coal 35 Choice to prima 22.00-23.75 operates Nilo Kennels at East Al- quiry to be considered and well Good to -choice 20.00-25.00 ing total of 3,710,000. Gould Bat 38% Un Pac 30% Comm. to good 15.00-11:50 ran as much ton, 111. designed. " The ticker tape ¦ Gt No Ry 39% Un Air Lin 27% Utility ,. .. 15.00-down as 19 minutes behind transactions, Earlier William Cary, chairman Greyhound 25% U S Rub 46-';i Cowrs— of the SEC, had 3 Extreme -top 1S.0O then began to catch up gradually. Lake City 2-1 denied a pub- Homestk 49% U S Steel 52 i Commercial 13.50-15.55 lished report that his agency had At the comparable time Th ursday ) ' IB Mach 388% West Un 30% l/Kllty 15.50-14.50 it ran 43 minutes late and grew . WABASHA, Minn . (Special. - Boyle s Column ordered an investigation "to ex- Int Harv 49% Westg El 29% Canners and cutters 14.00-tjown Rochester defeated Lake City 2-1 Bnlls- progressively later until it was plore its suspicions that stock Int Paper 29% Wlworth 69% Bologna 13.5M7.55 in 10 innings here Thursday night Commercial 13.0O-15.JO one hour and 55 minutes Ia!e d market professionals set the Jones&L 50% Yng S & T 86% the close to win the District Three baseball stage" for the plunge. He said he Light IMn 13.00^lown championship. Graduates Generally, the biggest gainers saw no evidence that professionals GRAIN Winona Egg Market in Thursday 's upswing were the The Rockets first foe in the Re- touched it off. (Winona Produce, Ziebell Product) losers today, and there seemed gion One tourney will be the win- Want Job MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Wheat Grade-A dumbo) J3 Brokers around tfn country Grade A (large) 18 little discrimination about the sell- ner of the Austin-Blooming: Prai- receipts Thursday 81; year ago Grade A (medium) 15 ing. rie game which -was scheduled to- were attempting to evaluate the 200 ; trading basis unchanged; Grade B ...... 15 Grade C 13 day. Near Top sudden onslaught of buying that prices Vi lower; cash spring wheat AT&T sank 2Va to lU'/a and In the other Region One game, sent the market spiraling upward. basis, No 1 dark northern 2.29*2.32; Bay State Milling Company then widened the loss slightly. Caledonia , District One champion, By HAL BOYLE "The substantial buying is SNOW SLOW TO RETREAT . . . As May slid into Junq,j3afd spring wheat one cent premium Elevator "A" Grain Prltei As trading wore into the after- coming from the public, which each lb over 58-61 lbs ; spring Hours: B a.m. to 3:30 p.m. will meet Faribault which defeat- NEW YORK (AP)-Is Joe Col- workers finished cuttin g a narrow track through towering snow- (Closed Satu rdays) noon , IBM and Xerox were off ed Kenyon. lege getting spoiled ? always has money to buy bar- drifts on Engineer Mountain in southwestern Coiorado. Men wheat one cent discount each % No. 1 narthern aprJnp wheal ..... S2.1B about 6, Polaroid 5, Litton Indus- gains," commented William E. lb under 58 lbs; protein premium No. S northern spring wheat 2.16 tries more than 4. Many personnel executives think clamber across the snow slope above the twisting road on the No. J northern spring wheat 2.12 Ferguson of the Chicago office of 11-17 per cent 2.29-2.58. No. 4 northern spring wheat 2.08 Steels, motors, utilities, rails, he is. 13,190-foot mountain. (AP Photofax ) "University graduates today are the Thomson & McKinnon broker- No 1 hard Montana winter 2.24- No. 1 hard winter wheat .— 2.10 tobaccos, drugs, chemicals and age firm. 2.46. No? J hard wfnfer wheat 2.0S groups joined in the not interested in starting at the No. 3 hard winter wheat 2.04 most other Hawk Netters bottom—they want a job as near As for the future , Henri de la Minn.-S.D. No 1 hard winter No. 4 hard winter wheat 2.00 selloff to a greater or less ex- Chapelle of Paine, , 2.21-2.41. No. 1 rye 1.13 tent. the top as possible," grumbled Webber Jack- Dial Telephones No. 1 rye 1.11 son & Curtis in Los Angeles said, Caledonia Pool No 1 hard amber durum 2.831 ¦ Jones & Laughlin. was down one executive. about 2. Losses of a point or more Bow to Indians "Most of them don't ask what "the swing of the pendulum is Being Installed 2.85; discounts, amber 1-2 ; durum now at its peak and should die 4-6. were taken by U.S. Steel, Ford, OWATONNA. Minn. (Sp-eciaD— opportunities lie ahead. They want LIVESTOCK International Harvester, Zenith , to know 'What's in it for me right down over a period of days. The Opening June 9 At Spring Grove Corn No 2 yellow 1.08. Winona High School's tennis total decline in the last six months Oats No 2 white WA-62 3.i; No 3 SOUTH ST. MUL Union Carbide, Lorillard, Merck squad? in its final tune-up before now? They inquire about pension CALEDONIA Minn. ( Special)— SPRING GROVE , Minn. (Spe- and others. programs, medical care, bonuses, is almost a record and should . white 5734-60%; No 2 heavy white SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. WH-(USDA)— the Big Nine Conference meet, mark a bottom that should hold Caledonia's swimming pool will cial)—Workmen and equipment of 61%-64Vi ; No 3 heavy white 60%- Cattle l.roO; calves (00; trade on slaugh- ter steers and heifers slow, about steady; Du Pont wa« ahead nearly a dropped a 9-0 verdict to Owatonna and all kinds of fringe lenefits. open with the weatherman's co- the Frank Horton Co., Tulsa , 63Y4. "They don 't want to live in for a summer rise- for . at least a cows and bulls generally steady; scattered point. Texaco and United Air here Thursday. Okla.. began arriving here this lots choi ce »50-I,IJO lb slaughter steers small towns. They don 50 per cent retracement." operation—June 9. Barley, bright color 98-1.32 ; Lines held fractional gains. The Big Nine meet is scheduled 't want a Six week swimming lessons be- week to complete the dial tele- straw color 98-1.32 ; stained 98- 2J.00-5J.JO; Good 22.50-54.50; good and choice slaughter hellers 52.50-35.00; utility end As the ticker tape showed less Saturday starting at 9 a.m. at Ro- job that requires them to travel "I think Hie market is going to gin June phone construction program. from home much. They are less 18 with two classes 1.32;.feed. 90-98. commercial cows 15.5O-l6.50i canner and of a lag, most key stocks moved chester. settle back , tired, and there will scheduled each week. Adult The company will begin install- Rye No 2 1.20%-1.24%. cutter 13.0O-1J.C0; utility bulls 1S.5O-19.50; interested fn what they can do for commercial and good 18.00-19.00; canner up a bit from their lowest prices. The Winhawks yesterday won be a period of abnormally low classes will meet Thursdays 5-.30 ing cable and phones in a few Flax No 1 3.37. the corporation than in what they activity," end cottar . 16.00-18.00; veaiers and slaugh- The Dow Jon«s industrial aver- only one set, that by Nr>. 2 sin- said B. K. Thurlow of to 6:30 p.m. Jimior and senior life- days. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.41. ter calves generally steady; high choice age at noon was off 5.07 at 608:29. gles player Frank Braun who ex- can get the corporation to do for Winslow, Cohu & Stetson in New saving will be offered. Tuesday Company officials urged people end prime veaiers 30.00-31 .Mi good and them. (APi choice 26.0O-2f.O0; good and choice slaugh- Prices worked lower in heavy tended Ralph Carpenter 6-4, 5-7, York. "I expect a lull through evenings will be reserved for to sign up now if they want the CHICAGO - No wheat ter calves 22.00-2J.OO,- feeders nominal. trading on the American Stock the summer sales. Corn No 2 yellow 1.17%; Hogi 5,500; active; barrows and gilts 6-3 before bowing. "Som*tim« tnoy' te choosy with a creeping up adults. Children will swim at 7 new dial service and wish their Exchange. SINGLES r* on very low volume but it won't No 5 yellow i.07',2. Oats No 2 ex- 25 cents higher; sows fully steady; 1-2 190. > you get the feeling the corporation with adults taking over the pool at name and number in the directory. 240 lb barrows and gilts 16.25-14.50; 1-3 190- Corporate bonds were steady to Jo*n Wenoua (02 defeat**! Da y* Rethar be very far." tra heavy white 72%. Soybeans (Wl M, t-ti Ralph Carpenter (O i tftfeated isn't hiring them—they're hiring 8:30 and staying until W p.m. No installation charge will be 740 lb JjJ.75-W.00; 5-3 240-270 lb 14.75-15.75; a, hit lower. U.S. government "ran* Braun (W) M, J-7, *-l; Tom To begin swimming lessons a made if telephone and drop are No 1 yellow 2.52. 5 260 lb 16.50; 270-300 lb 14.S515.O0; 1 and bonds held firm. Uecfcer (0) deteatc-d Vinton Oalatfeld (W) the corporation." Soybean oil 8ten. medium 160-180 lb 14.7515.25; 1 180-190 lb *-J, e-J. There is no doubt that ever youngster must be at least 7 years put in by the contractor before 16.MV16.25l 1-3 270-360 lb sows 1340-14.25; Barley: malting choice 1.35- 360-4M lb 13.00.13.75; 2-3 400-5J0 lb 12.50- DOUBLES old and 42 inches tall. Pool office cutover. Chester Hansen , manag- butchers steady to 2J cents higher; 1-2 since World War II life has Mrs. Ross Nixon 13.35; 3 550-650 lb 12,00-12.75; choice 120-160 Jim Cotton and Mare R«lgel (Ol de- 1.55n; feed 1.04-1.25n. 190-250 lb butchers 16.65-17.00; 1-3 190-530 ¦will be open for the purchase of er, says the contractor can do the lb feeder pigs 15.00-15.50. feated Bergle Lang and Davtd Gepntr been getting rosier and Tosier for lbs 16.00-16,75; 230-250 lbs 15.50-16.00; 250- Sheep 1,000; slaughter iamb trade active, (W) 6-1, a-1. pool tickets and swimming regis- work much cheaper and faster 570 lbs 15.00-15.50 ) 2-3 26O-S80 lbs 14.75- Joe College as he makes an al- Elected CDA frozen : some carlot and trucklot prices strong; other classes steady ; choice 15.00; mixed 1-3 350-500 lb sows 13.00-13.75; most effortless step from the cam- tration 9 to 5 o'clock June 8-9. than local company Workmen buying reported on fryer-roasters. and ortme ewe and wether spring lambs 2-3 500-650 lbs 12.75-13.00; boars 11.50-12.55. 21.0OJ2.*00; shipment choice and prime pus into business life. Grand Pee Wee and Babe fiuth base- could at a later date because of Interest for hens and toms light Cattle 100; calves none; steers and heif- Regent 95 lb shorn lambs with No. 1 pelts 19.50; his specialized heavy equipment. ers steady to weak; load mixed good and A recent survey by. the Family ball will be offered again. -To play . and a willingness to negotiate other mostly choice 18.00-19.M; good and cholca »62 lb slaughter steers 24.50; load Mrs. Ross Nixon was elected Pee Wee baseball a boy must be After cutover, a nominal fee will evident. Sale? reported for fryers - cholca 13.00*17.50; cull to good shorn Ml Raps 660 Economics Bureau of the North- 010 lb heifers good with a choice end 23.55; slaughter ewes 3.00-5.00; choice and fahcy .grand regent of Court Winona, 191, 7 and not more than IS as of June be charged for new installations. roasters 4-8 lbs 34. Offerings of few standard end good veaiers 20.00-55.00; western National Life Insurance shorn feeder lambs 14.00-15.03; good and few loads and lofs good and choice 800* Catholic Daughters of America, 30. For the Babe Ruth leagues Hansen said many farmers are young hens 8-14 lbs 34; young choice 12.OO-14.O0. Co. indicated 1962 graduates will 1,100 lb feeding steers 22.O0-24.0O. get starting salaries $20 to $30 a Monday evening at the Cathedral boys 15 as of Dec. 31, 1961, are having extensions put in their toms 14-16 lbs 31V4 ; young toms CHICAGO Sheep 100; not enough sales to establish On Final Night month higher than those of a year of the Sacred Heart. eligible. Registration dates will be barns. 14-24 lbs 32, 24-26 lbs 34. CHICAGO I* -(USDA)- Hogs 1,500; a trend. Other officers elected were: announced later. The entire $400,000 project, fi- Fred Huff waited until the final ago. , night of the season for the Nite The survey showed beginning Mrs James Whorton , vice regent; nanced by an REA Joan, is design- Shift League at Westgate Bowl salaries ranging from $450 to $500 Mrs. Rose Rolbiecki , financial sec- Merchants Bureau ed to serve approximately 900 Thursday to blast a 264 game and a month awaited liberal arts or retary; Mrs. Raymond O'Laughlln, phones in this area. 660 series for the 3 Wisemen. business school alumni. Graduates historian; Mrs. Theodora Lester, To Discuss Course in engineering or science could treasurer; Mrs. M. R. Sonsalla , A proposed post-high school PRODUCE League champs in the six-team, monitor; Mrs. Charles , course in retail selling will be dis- three-man loop were tlie Night look forward to even more—$565 Williams to $580. sentinal; Mrs. John Wildenborg, cussed by Thomas W. Raine , di- NEW YORK (AP ) - (USDA> - Shirts with a 29-22 record. prophetess; Mrs. Lloyd Maas, lec- rector , Winona Area Vocational Wholesale egg offerings burden- Team honors went to Handicap- And a Ph, D. dtflrtt holder with turer; Mrs. Joseph Orlowske, or- Technical School , at a meeting of some. Demand light today. pers with 646 and Night Shirts some experience could expect ganist; and the Mmes. Martin Pe- the Winona Chamber of Com- (Wholehale selling prices haied with 1,784. from $000 to $1,000 a month. plinski ,- Arthur Wohihaefer, A. H. merce Merchants Bureau at 9:30 on exchange and other vo lume Ron Galewski hammered 565 for Ah, me! Those figures awaken a Maze. Earl J. Heiting and Misses a.m. Tuesday at the chamber. sales.) Hamm's Soakers in the Thursday feeling of wry nostalgia in those of Dorothy Thrun and Mabel Floyd , This was announced by Francis New York spot quotations fol- Spring League at Westgate while us who were graduated just a gen- trustees. Whalen , bureau chairman. Mer- low: Jerry Steinbauer of Bambenek'j eration—30 years—ago. MEMBERS of th« nominating chants will discuss whether to con- Jlixed colors : Extras (47 lbs. Special tagged 231. The Soakers min. ) 26-28 ; extras medium (40 It was a far cruder world that committee were Mrs. Arthur Cun- tinue holding an annual picnic. , What in the world \l rapped 1,042 and 2,957. faced the graduates ol 1932. No n i n g h a m, chairman , and the They will plan the third annual lbs. average) 20-21 /i: smalls (35 personnel scouts from big firms Mmes. A. H. Maze, Helen Fore- Krazy Daze for July 27. lbs. average) 17-18; standards J4- stood in line fo ask how they could man , Willard Angst and Miss 251-4; checks 23M.-24-i. been sent to the missions and can- Whites : extras (47 lbs. min.) 26- went on make us happy. Floyd . A report on the rummage (40 |l That was still in the pit of the sale committee was given by Mrs. cer homes. Miss Thrun reported 28; extras medium lbs. aver- J Sports that May altars were made and age ) 20-21V4 ; smalls (36 lbs. av- great depression , nnd no one Floyd Wood. erage) 17-18; peewees 14-15. seemed to want us—our alma Preliminary preparations for the distributed to guests at St. Ann 's While you were gone? Hospice by the Junior Catholic Browns: extras (47 lbs. min. ) /Jf mater, our parents, or the outside annual Laywomen's Retreat to be 27-28*3; top quality (47 Ihs. min. ) Calendar world. A sheepskin was no auto- held at the College of Saint Tere- Daughters. She also reported on the recent teenage dance s held by 27'4-29-i; mediums -41 lbs. aver- SOFTBALL matic, passport to employment. sa, Aug. 24-26, were announced by age) 204-22'-*; smalls (36 lbs. av- CARK-ftBC. NATIONAL You couldn 't even look forward to Mrs. B. J. Hoeppner , chairman-. the older m embers of the junior J line— court. erage! 17-18; peewees 14-15. •l-^porriman Tap va. SumNlne Cafe at a corner on which to sell apples— Mrs. Addison Glubka announced Butter offerings fully ample to ... how will you know wheit ^W f ^^^^r^r Athletle Park; Lano/e Bar va. Bell'i the best corners were already the winners of the poetry contest Mrs. Earl Heiting reported on light J9 Bar at Arhlallc Park) Haenarnlk'a Bar the state CDA convention held in excessive. Demand . Prices ^ vi. Mankato Bar at Franklin Strut taken. held in March in the Catholic unchanged. you return from your S^r * Field. grade schools, high schools and Winona. Cheese steady; prices unchang- ^^^^ r^^ ji^ ^ Y_fl Jltti EXHIBITION To ell! peri on j| example*, it- A social h our followed tbe busi- ^^ June— * College of Saint Teresa. The con- ed. 3—Winona Sunshine vi. RtK.iet.ter, JilO was a full year alter graduation test is sponsored annually by the ness meeting with Mrs, Ervin Abts p.m., Athletic Park Inllild. that I landed my first job. It paid CDA at a locnl , state and national and Mrs. Dolores Erp-eldlng in CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago Mer- ?— Rolllngttone women vi. Mlnnaapelli ts. They Exchange butter steady; Plaia, i p.m., at Rolllngitona. all of $62.80 a month , and I was so level. Winners in the first place charge of arrangemen cantile — You wDJ when you Uk« idvintif of the Dtttj Ic Sunitf ® glad to get it I could have cried in were assisted by the Mmes. Don- wholesale bu ying prices un- • ^iaJ s M H m M J*^ Jar GOLF were: Mariclare Shaw, Cathedral Ntwi iptdll V»cjtlon-P»tk«I« Setvlc*. You'll tu able ^ka r ' xf June— gratitude. Grade School; Marcia Ward and old Moloney. Ermon Koller and changed ; 93 score AA 57; 92 A jf^M 1—Winona High In Big Nina Meet af Red Two and a half years after leav- Lloyd Korder, 57; 90 B 54; 119 C 53Vi ; cars 90 ta catch op on all thi Important and lnUrtttlng trtriu, ^^m/ r Wing. Stephen Mrnchek , Cotter High local!} md world-wife, which happen white rou'rt away 4— state High -School Tourna ment at Min ing college I had worked up to School, and Miss Luanne Dummer, Installation of officers will be B 55'4; 89 C 54V«. ' neapolli. $100 a month. I had been away held at the Cathedral of the Sa- Eggs unsettled ; wholesale buy- ... birth* ud statist, tAfifBffleatt and wtddlrtft, n«»« TENNIS College of Saint Teresa, ' Th,rt r 0 « fr» ch,, f r VlCition-hcMQ* ServksV from the campus 11 full years be- cred Heart June 25, Mrs. Ella ing prices unchanged to % . lower; ot lownment, bualneai snd tlninca . . . |UI. and aa* '* *>« ° June— bettor grade A t—Big Nine meet at Rocnealer. fore I got up to . $100 a week. MRS. WILLIAM Kelbtrtr report- Schneider , St, Paul , District Dep- 70 per con' °r tlonal ixwa and tha attKhan|ln| IntarotUonal *c«ne. You pay only tht regular rate per peek. e-f—Stat* Hlghi School mill at Unlvenlty whites 25; mixed 25; mediums 21; Maybe Joe College is a bit ed that 15 boxes of clothing had uty, will be installing officer. You'll ba stilt ta catch up cm your fivorlli comics, to. ' , | ol Minnesota. standards 24; dirties 21*4; -checks i "Spoiled , hut maybe that isn't all read about ill tha nam dcvelopmaaU Uul affect joa .. _ Track 21. ,.,. June— bad either . It' s a wonderful thin g BIO GEORGEI and your !»*rdir. trmona Daily and Sunday News l-Stata meet at Minneapolis. to be wanted , and lo find a wel- CHIC AGO (AP) - (USDA) - *.»•>• MliuMMli ¦ VACATMN-PACKAOI OKOIt come market waiting for your tal- Potntoes arrivals 57; on track 186; Tha Dally a Sunday Nari Vacation Pickigt*. Sarvka MULLOY TO PLAY ent and ability, total U.S. shipments 640; old — roaiat all this poaalbla without any eUort an yow part. *< •>• aoi>i *• aur T*CIU<« « ant «ui ntun MINNEAPOLIS Un— Ageless The clnss of 1062 Is emerging supplies light; demand gnorl ; mar- Simply notify tha Dally Nrws ClrrulaUoD Dtjurtiiwnt, Gardner M ulloy , year in and into a better and more prosperous ket firm; carlot track sales . Idaho wr und ,„,, 4,, lor or your carrier boy ot Ihi dataa when you will bt away. p,IM, [,,,„ „^ s „ N„, ta . -«.!„„ „, yenr out right nt the top of the sew mnr ^ 1 M ,ur,,¦ nnd exciting world t han did the russets 4.25*4 .75; — s-upphes Your coplai ot On Dally a Sunday N.wi «IU bt aaved "* "" f^ *" " " *• •"»"» "•» "» ••"¦> •*• •"¦«•»¦ professional tennis listings, wil l class of 1932—and that 's a good moderate; demand moj Three Wise Men ,, - , « , yQatJiJ j ^inona oaiiy ew9 Sleepy lyes II" M sheep trying to go to sleep at wear V ffWfflffTYTVYV^ VvMVfiaijp t^HtMtawwjmwm ¦ nighl, •* . BaUimUt ' dkA^JhJaMHf m^rm)Uti4a JawLiXw mk\iia\§.tBia'iu American Association In the last four games he mmm• "¦ "" »«» •«>> -> ¦¦ ««M Indianapolis J, Denver 3. has worked , Rlnc-s has seen OUT-DOR STORE *" ^ "MBavamaaMi ¦-Mn>MnBM>MaiiOT aa Leuhylllt 1, Oklahoma Clly t, 1&3 E. 3rd St. Omaha 7, Dallas Fort Worth ). 119 runs scored. i Help Wanted—Female 28 Ho rm, Catt-lt Stock 43 Divorce Granted FRY COOK—Lake-View Drive la- 610 E. BLACK GELDING-* y*ar oW pony, 4*'' APA»mENT 3-0 By Alek Kotzky Sarnla. tall, very gentle, saddle, bridal ana ¦ George) Gamroltw ' : "- " - ' ' ¦' - ¦¦ III Ml Ads cart Included. *250. _¦¦ II—- l — H _ Want I I I _*¦— 'J j" In District Court Help Wanted—-Male 27 Irtdependence, Wis. ______collar- Mrs. Donna M. DeVorak, 29, 340 MAN FRY COOK-JMost ba honest. Write WELL BROKE young horse, high ed. Suitable for «nflr« famlh/. S»» af Start Here _A-12, Dally N*wa. PehetvSt, Thursday was granted Baab Farm, Cedar Valley, County f, MARRIED COUPLE — for work on dairy ILIND ADS UNCALLED FOR- or T»l. IO70U. '_ ?' _ a divorce from Larry D. DeVorak, farm. Separate new house. Writ* or 8 WMkl «•<.¦ R«y 28, following a hearing before Dis- A-6, 10. 13, U, 16, U, 20, 27, 21. Inquire A-17 Daily News. FEEDER PIGS—40, mond L.a*ey, Trempealeau. ,. Wis. trict Judge Leo F. Murphy. NATIONAL FRANCHISE CO. wants a _ reglst*r«d, Mrs. DeVorak, who sought the man for rout* taleswork, between HEREFORD BULL-polled, ages 21-35, married. Ye/r around work. •wrvlceabl* ag«. Clifford Ttiompson, mi- divorce on grounds of desertion, NOTICE Territory located in Winona and sur- ca, Minn. Cajj evenings, newspaper will be responsible for - ' was represented by P. S. Johnson This roundings. Horns tvery night. Write POLLED HEREFOR D BULLS—registered. only On* incorrect Insertion of any A-21 Dally News. g, who called Mrs. DeVorak Roy Kennedy. _Kellog Mm"* and Mrs. classified advertisement published In ~ 6~ ¦ the Want . 'Ad section. Check your ad WANTED T HVRE—Dependable married FE EDER PIGS—35. Chris Slebenaler, Bernice Kostner, 319 Chestnut St., (arm and call 332 1 If a correction must or single man for general work, Fountaln Clty.. Wis. Tel. »-MU7 ^3S4. as witnesses. b* modern. Leonard Stoskopf, Harmony, _ mad: uni- The DeVoraks were Minn. Tet. 88 &-3331. HOLSTEIN HEIFER CALVES-M married in form, well marked and good . type. 400- Chicago April 27, 1953 and have EXPERIENCED MAN In auto parts. Fa- 500 lbs. Dehorned end vaccinated. Ex- five children. Card of Trunks miliar with counter sales work. Must be cellent toundatlon herd, prefer selling) "" ' willing to work. Steady lob If you qual- _ i group. Write A-2». Dally_News. BLOCK— ify, write slating experience »nd quali- - _ " Set- (First Pub. Friday, Jun* I. 1«2I We wish It extend our sincere thanks fications and age. Write A-26 Dally FEEOER P.GS-^2«. t weeks *)-. Ttl. - to our many relatives, RoIIingstone. tVtlnn. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF friends and News., Bernard Guenther, _ neighbors for their acts ______WINONA, ss, IN PROBATE COURT of love and ' ^Dafk roan, aired sympathy EXPERTFNCED BAKER—Oven anoTbench SHORTHORN BULL t. No. 1i,M0 during our recent bereave- Sllvermlne XHK T a proven ment, fh* lass of our dear departed fa- work. Good starting pay wllh group In- by Collynl* Ernie BMihmiller In Rt Eitat* t-f poller. Walter Mills, Preston, Minn. Tel. NANCY By ther. We especially thank Rev. Geistfeld surance. Tel. 4-0661. Flnley Bakery, Inc., ^ Anna Raiting, Decedent. 1425 Market St., La Crosse, vyis. B4-31.7. ' Order for Hearing on Petition for his services, the soloist and or- ' : . mi UJ;J. a « i .—"—*¦—¦ ' II ' *T***1I t for Admin- 1 bull at i« ' ' ** ' istration, Limiting TMia ganist, those who sent floral and me- EXPERIENCED CARPENTER tor gen- HOLSTEIN bulls registered, —— to Fll* Claims » to ll and lor Hearing Trtereatt. morial offerings, the pallbearers, and eral work during summer months. Ap- ¦months, younger bulls Hr _ all who assisted us. in records up to 745 Ben F. Rolling having (lied herein a any way. ply- In. person to John Tlmrnons, Su- months, dams with Tht Family of Leonard classified very good andl petition for gentral administration -stating Block pervisor of Buildings 8, Personnel, Wi- lbs. tal. Dams ¦ plus. Harry Msrks, Mondovi . that said decedent died Intestate and pray- nona Senior High School. _ _ high good In Memoriam " - Wis. (Gilmanton) ing that Ben F. Rolf Ing bt appointed ad- RAPIDLY EXPANDING COMPANY de- ministrator; SUMMERS— sires salesman to call on Industrial and FEEDER"!PIGS—75, » weak ! old. Pvra- IT IS ORDERED, That the blaring Mrs. Emma Summers, who passed away commercial accounts in Winona and sur- br*d Holsteln bull, 2 y*ar» «•<•• Martin thereof be had on June 27, 1962, at 10:30 1 year ago, June 1. rounding area. Must have a car . Some Passe, Wabasha Minn. Tel.. 3iS-4»3- o'clock A.M., before this Court In thi pro- Saddened are our ^ hearts today. sales experience preferred. Top returns In|ectabi7~ _ ry3ipelas Bact*rln — bats court room In th* court house in For the on* we loved so well, for hard work. Interviews will bt h«ld » cc (10 dose) . only 11.4* Winona, Minnesota; -that the time within We miss her so. at the Minnesota State Employment 250 cc (50 dose) only t-5" which creditors of said - decedent may file No one will tver know. Service, 163 Walnut St. Monday, June "Le-pto" 8eclerlr» — their claims be limited to tour months Sadly missed by 4th between IC a.m. and 12 noon. ln|ectabl« .•¦ » •' » « . . from the dale hereof, and that ' - ~* _ ; th* claims . . Sons & Daughters MAN, livinji~ln or willing to so filed be heard on October 3, I962, ~ MA^IED at ID IN LOVING MEMORY"^f Paui~ Charfield-Preston area. Route (3M,0O0 per cc) — o'clock A.M., before this Court in Griesel move to Intectabte Penicillin the who passed away 2 years ago today. sales experience helpful but not neces- probate court . room In the court 10 cc vial 1'* house In When evening shades sary. For Interview appointment write — Winona, Minnesota, and are falling. ln|. PenlcllllO-Steptomydn Combination thai notice hereof And we sit in quiet, alone. A-32 Daily News sending personal re- J«« be given by publication of this 10 cc vial order in To our hearts there comes a longing sume. the Winona Dally News and by ' mailed no- If he only could com* home. DRUGS tice as provided by law. MAN OR BOY wanted for general farm TED MAIER Friends may think we have forgotten, ANIMA.L HEALTH CENTER Dated May 21, 1962. When at times they work. Write A-31 Dally News. see us smile. for E. D. LIBERA, But they little know tht heartache ETTDERTY^AN^wanted light farm- ' ¦ - ¦ ¦ Probate Judge. PUREBRED REX MORGAN, f*.D. - , . ? ' . ' Y By Dal Curtis Our smiles hide all th* while. work and gardening. No drinker. Alton ___ \ (Probate Court Seal) Sadly missed by Balk , Alma, Wis. Tel. 550-R-3. Beef Type Martin A. Beatty, ^S______His Wife and Children. bulls and ^ 1 ^ I I — __-. —*. -__irT_.***• .«. —.- T ro.i-vr.lJ-v- tM\H — «• _ I l*-»*> «-t t _•*• ^W I .. »a\a* / /.*«M _- ¦*.— _ *—•, .- _. « r *... ____. \_^R Attorney for Petitioner. ONE MAN—this area 8600 per month and Shorthorn up. Career opportunity. For appoint- heifers Monuments, Memorials Dlstr Mgr., (First Pub. Friday, June 1, 1W2) _ 1 ment write H. H. Dellis, . ~ ~ 312 Marsh Place Bldg., Waterloo, Iowa. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MONUMENTS, MARl sires to enter sales training Winona, Minnesota; that the time within nomlcally with Dex-A-Dlet tablets. Only work on a salaried basis. which creditors of said decedent may flit 98c. Ford Hopkins. Mills Inc. their claims be limited to four months After his own training will Canton , . from the dale hereof, and that the claims ARE -YOU A PROBLEM DRINKER?—Man ___ _ _ or woman, Canton, Minnesota _-BV_-_-_n- ^aS-E_____«____-H^—¦_-_e_M__¦¦¦ ma*aaaasaa **te.tm++ammmMmmmmmmmmmmmti, t_____^______i- <¦__ -*__¦_ ____«—u, ¦ _ tl aaM^MaaaawWmmmmmmmwmmwmj ^., ,I «_a_w so filed be heard on October 5, 1943, at your drinking creates numer- travel and train established ^geXSBU---_ — ¦—— 10 o'clock A.M., before this Court In the ous problems. If you need and want salesmen in the midwest " help, contact WOR'kH By Saunder» ond Emtf probate . court room in the court tious* In Alcoholics Anonymous, Plo- has the franchise for MARY neer Group, Box 1111, W inona, Minn. States. Excellent company Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereol ~ be given by publication of this order In the FOR THE GRADUATE Practical gilts benefits — company automo- CARBOLA PRODUCTS Winona Dally News and by mailed nrbtice ar« on display and attractively priced, bile -— paid travel expense. as provided by law. GOLTZ. DRUG, 274 E. 3rd. Tel. 2547. ~ "~ — Write W. R. Shamp. Employ- also be picked up at Dated Moy 29, 1962 . NOTE TO BUCK—We Can E. D. LIBERA, think the reaTon you don't stop In Is that you like to men Manager , Federated Life Probata Judge. tee your name in (Probate Court Seal) the paper. RAY Company, Owatonna, Minne- MEYER. INN KEEPER, WILLIAMS FARM & GARDEN John D. McGill, HOTEL. sota . Attorney for Petitioner. SUPPLY RELA.X AND TALk~shop over the entlc- Situations "Wanted—Famale 29 17<2 after 4. all makes. CULLI GAN. Tel. 3600. (Gold - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Ttiat the Chips Too!) HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants babysitting Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 Board of Education, Special School District during summer months, Mon. through No. S, 166 West Broadway, Winona, Minne- DON'T VIBRATE—Get those wheels bal- Frl., to live In. Tel. 8-123&. 500, 3-monfh old. .05 pullet*. Ttl. vVI- sota, will receive sealed bids until ttie hour anced NOW . Saves wear and even lives, loka 3331. of 3:30 p.m. Monday, June 11, 1962, at the DACE'S STANDARD. 4th & Johnson, Situations Wanted—Wale 30 STARTED WHITE LEGHORN and Califor- office of the Clerk of said Board of Edu- . Tel. 986S. nia White pullets. Up to 7 weeks old, cation located In the Senior High School ~~ HIGH SCHOO L student would like work FRIENDSHIP RINGS—for young aduits, at reduced prices. Sorry, no roosters. building for all labor, material and equip- in Winona during summer. Writ* or beautiful deslnns, wide selection. See inquire A-33 Dally News. St. Charlet Hatchery. ment required for the remodeling of the Frank at r ~~ ^¦ - ¦ ¦ RAINBOW JEWELERS, next aJ& *.-*!i.-f-' *?mK *~ri >. P»£>J -Ml I i , ^rr7r- nnr i- ' r . ¦ . I — I . . , r 1 — • present looker rooms In Jefferson School fo the post office on 4th. SPELT Z CHICK HATCHERY-DeKalb In accordance with the plans and specifi- Business Opportunities 37 Chicks-Standard Breeds. Winona office MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd cations on file at the offices erf the Clerk DON'T LOSE your* change or valuables CONCESSION STAND—8x16. May bt used now open, corner 2nd and Center. Ttl. of the Board of Education. -get pockets repaired by WARREN for other purposes. Good condition. T*l. 3910. Send for free price list and folder, * Each bid shall be accompanied by a BETSINGER , Tailor, 166'/i W. 3rd. 6793 Altura, AAlnn. . SPELTZ CHICK HATCHERY, Rolling- certified check, bidder 's bond, or cash stone. Minn. T«l. 234*. FOR LEASE—Service station with excel- equal to 5' , ot the total amount bid as Transportation 8 ~ a guarantee that the successful bidder will "~ ~ lent location In St. Charles, Minn. Paid RIDER WANTED TO share clrlving and avail- GENGLER'S enter Into a contract according to his bid training and financial assistance expenses fo Spokane, Wash, or beyond. F. Bowers, Box ind furnish acceptable performance bond able. Call or write, R. QUALITY CHICKS Tel, t-3740. , Winona, Minn. within 10 days after the awarding of the 3S1 or Tel. 2341 White Rocks, New Hampshires, contract. Business Services 14 DR IVE-INN—In Winona. Open and doing California Greys, California The Board of Education reserves tha thriving business. For sale, all equfp- right tcfaccepl or re[ect any and all bids WE DISMANTLE sheds, barns and ga- ment and inventory for $8,500; or leas*. Whites. Hamp Whites. White or parts of bids. rages. Tel. 3S26 or 8-4261. . Will help finance. Tel. 4677 after 5. Leghorns. Bids shall be plainly marked "Remodel- " OiARLIE'STCUSTOM BU ILDE RsTpreston, DRIVE-IN restaurant for on Federal lng-»-Jefferson Locker Room." sal* GHOSTLEY PEARLS Minn. Exciting new homes, expert re- Highway ID In a good progressive BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE tow* mexlellng service), free estimates. Tel. •amidst . Living quar- DAY OLD & STARTED CITY OF WINONA, MINNESOTA a developing area e&llect at Preston, South 5-2455. ters In connection. V)?, down and bal- Book your order today. PAUL W. SANDERS, Clerk _ _ _ - ~~ ance on easy payments. FURNACE-VAC * new concept In per- South Side Hatchery, Inc. (First Pub. Friday, May 25. 1962) feet furnace cleaning. Call for free es- timates. BOB HARDTKE, 168 E. King. HEIT REALTY, INC. Caledonia. Minn. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Tel. 4016. DURAND, WISCONSIN Tel. 724—333 . PROPOSALS SOLICITED Tel. OR 2-4635 THE SUN WILL BE SHINING-Now lo Furnish Athletic Lockers 's the tlmt to order those amaiing CALABANA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That th* Wantid—Livestock 46 CLOTH AWNINGS. Longer wear, eas- Board of Education, Special School Dis- ier care LEASE or SALE trict No. 5, 166 West Broadway. Winona, , plus more protection, will Top prices for all livestock make a showplace ol your home. Ask OREMELSBACH STOCK YARD* Minnesota , will receive sealed bids until for fret estimate. the hour ol 3:30 p.m. Monday, June 11, WINONA RUG Service Station Lewiston, Minn. CLEANING SERVICE, 116 W. 3rd. Tel. School sports. 1962, at the office ol the Clerk of said ¦ Dally Hog Market DENNIS THE MENACE 3722. 4161 on springing cows-helfer*. Library assistants were recog- Board of Education located In tht Senior 600 W. 5th Ttl, nized by Norman Craft and Sgt. High School building for furnishing 61— Painting, HORSES WANTED—W* can pi/ more x75" Decorating 20 than anyone else. Wa pick up. Walter Central Junior Martin Prigge of the police de- 18"xl6" open mesh equipment lockers - and 102— 16"x16"x60" open mesh equipment HOUSEPAINTING—wanted to do. Experf- Tel 9835 or 6328. Marg, Black River Palls, Wis. Tel, partment's juvenile division made lackers for the Jefferson School athletic jenced Free estimates. Tel. 8-2615. 7-F-14. locker room s In accordance with the plans ^ ^ INSIDE PAlNTiN^wanted the school patrol awards. Harry and specification-! on file at the office of b^experlenc- ed painter, anywhere In the area. Free Farm, Implements, Harn«s 48 Peirce cited members of the Fu- the Clerk ol the Board of Education. "Modern Cheese House estimates. Tel. 4206 or 8-3120 and leave " Students Cited ture Farmers of America. Each bid shall be accompanied by a your number. DISC SHARPENING by rolling. -No until certified check, bidder ' s bond, or cash for rent or lease. Ninth grade officers were intro- removed. Fr*d Kranz, St. Charltt, Minn. Students at Central Junior High equal to 5?. of the total amount bid as Plumbing, Roofing 21 y traveled _ T«l._3!l-J-2. duced by Gordon Addington , class a guarantee that the successful bidder will Located on highl School received awards at an an- enter Into a contract according to his bid RODFING AND ROOF REPAIRING highways , close to new shop- JOHN DEERE—"A" with cultivator . CI* adviser, and homeroom teachers and furnish acceptable performance bond DAN ROLBIECKI ford Thompson, Ulica, Minn. C*lt ev*. nual Recognition Day program at. within 10 days after the awarding of the ping area in one of Wisconsin's nlngj. presented homeroom officers. Tal. 8-1164 - ~ contract. - progressive cities. Fully equip- Rsr~ Senior High School auditorium this KEN-WAY ATTE NTTON FARME Hotshct tatter* The choir under the direction of The Board of Education reserves the Electric SEWER CLEANING morning. JERRY'S PLUMBING ped and stocked; now operat- les. while they last, S2.9S. BAMBE* John Duel sang two numbers, right to accept or relecf any and all bids »27 E. 4th T e I. 93«4 ing. Room for expansion of NEK'S, 42? Mankato Ave. Faculty advisers who announced Charles Beckman , Central princi- or parts of bids. _ ' Bids shall be plainly marked "Locker " other Drive-in items. Will give ATLis CHALMERS baler. Modal C Alli- winners of awards and certificates ELECTRIC ROTO ROTOR Chalmers tractor with cultivator plow pal , spoke on the significance of Bid." customer mail order list with for participation in school organi- the day and Marjorie Beckman , BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE For clogged sewers and drains. and fertilizer. Relnhardt Kennebeck, CITY OF WINONA, MINNESOTA Tel. 9509 or 6436 1 year guarante* lease. Ideal business for ag- Fountain Clty Wls. R1._ 2. zation s were Thurman Rasmussen , student council president , was j_ __ Drama Club; Miss Gertrude Spie- PAUL W. SANDERS. Clerk CALL SYL KUKOWSKI gressive couple. QuiCK-TATCH John Oeer* cultivator. chairman of the program. James John Deere mechanical loader. Wilt lit ring , Spotlight Staff; Donald Voll- (First Pub. Friday, May 35. 19621 ARE YOU BITTEN by the remodeling bun? Write : Box 266 A or B modal tractor , 2 mar* Shet- Keipcr led the student body in New kitchen, laundry area, bathroom? We mer , Science Club; Miss Sally Res- Board nl Education. Winona. Minnesota land pontes. Arnold Zenke (Nodlne) Da- the pledge of allegiance to the have th* finest quality fixtures. See us Eau Claire , Wisconsin " kota, Minn. Tel. Midway 3-2431. tad, Junior Red Cross Council , and ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS for estlmatts. •*« flag. for Construction of a Crushed Rock Bast ZERO BULK TANK-I. used ltd gat. Ernest Buhler , Flag Service. and a 1V> " A. C. Pltnt Mixed FRANK O'LAUGHLIN Money to Loan 40 IV? h. unit, Immediate possession , ex- John Duel presented vocal Bituminous Surface PLUMBING 8. HEATING ~ cellent condition. Arthur Walch, Plain- BOND FINANCE CO. Sealed Proposals marked "Playground 207 E. 3rd , Tel. 3703 view, Minn. Tel. S34-.408. awards and Milton Davenport and JJ5 J600 on your furniture, car or '" ~ — Surlaclng Bid" will ba received at the ' ' " " "T~ " PREVENT pip* sweating wllh fiberglass In- signature. Tel. 6-3603 !2? E. 3rd St. F ARMALL H tractor? Also V27 power Robert Andrus gave certificates to Clubs Near Talk Office ol the Clerk ot the Board of Edu- mower lor H or M ond power lift culti- sulation — snap-on type or rolls tor cation, 166 Weal Broadway, Winona, Min- easy outstanding ninth grade orchestra Installation. vator for H or M. Glenn Haeuier. Foun* nesota, until 5:00 P.M., June 11, 1962, for f tain City, Wis. nnd band members. construction of a crushed rock base and ~^S " I 1 ?' A .C. Plant Mixed Bituminous Sur- SANITARY SURGE SEAM buck«ts—2, In good con Athletic awards were announced PLUMBING & HEATING LOANSPLAIN NOTE-AUTO- FURNITURE On Boating Safely face on tht Central Elementary School and dltlon . Lloyd Schaflner, Fountain City, lit E. 3rd SI. Tel. 170 6. 3rd St. Tel. 2»15 by Lloyd Gilbert . These went to Lincoln School Playgrounds In accordance 2737 Wis. Tel. 8-MU 7-3B«6. Boating safety was stressed in Hrs. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 5at. ' a.m. to noon football players coached by Gil- with Ihe plans and specifications prepared JUST IN—Real oood SP-11 Surg* pump. a talk by E. M. Allen, before a by the City Engineer of Winona, Minne- Help Wanted—Female 26 bert , Gordon Addington and Lloyd - ~ — ~ ~ Loans — Insurance — Also, several other used pump* . OAK Luke; basketball , Gilbert and Ad- j oint meeting of tlie Kiwanis and sota. Bids will be opened it the 7:30 P.fv\. CHECiOcTUT G iR for retall food n.Br - RIDGE SALES a, SERVICE, Mlnntlska. Rotary chilis at Hotel Winona meeting of the Board on June 11, 1962. _ket._Wrllt A-18 Dally News. Real Estate Minn. Tel. Altura 7M4. dington ; track and Softball , Gil- Specifications and Proposal may bt ob- - " Thursday n«on. tained nt the Office of the Clerk of the HIGH SCHOOL GIRL finishing lunlor ROTARV HOE-2 row Ford D«a7born, bert , and baseball , Richard Stan- year to assist In dental office during FRAN K WEST AGENCY good condition. Ervlng er Harvev Lar- In addition to showing a movie Board of Education, 166 Wast Broadway, 175 l.nlayelte St. Tel. 5140 Winona, Minnesota. All bids must be sub- July and August and after clnssei son, Rushford, Minn. ton . when school (Next to Telephone Offlca) picturing proper boarding and mitted on the proposal forms furnished , sfarfs. Please write A 28, carrier with trace, Victor Gislason , publ ic schools Dally Ntwi. JAMESWAY manure operation of small crafts, he dis- A certified check or bidder 's bond shall Wanted to Bo crow 41 3 way switch snd bend. Contact Henry director of athletics, health and accompany each bid In an amount equal EXPERIENCED power sewing machine Dahl, Rushford, Minn, Tel. «K-«I17. cussed the campaign conducted lo at least five percent 15'-, I ot tht bid operators. Apply Winona Glove Co , 414 ~ ' physical education , presented ath- No, 15 chopper, 3 *0ONT 6LAMB IF WE RU6 WEARS OUT HEREj* to ruise funds to equip the sher- made payable to the Board of Education E. Ind . JOHN DEERE year* A10 _ _ Real good condition, with a green letic awards to Central boys who which shall be lorlelted to Board In "- - "" old. iff's ottice with a proper patrol 1h* HONEST, RELIABLE and experienced $6000 feed box. Anton Wolfe, Cochrane. Wis. the event the successful bidder falls to had participa ted in Senior High housekeeper for 1 adull on farm. Write boat. Sufficient funds, $3,400, are enter Into a contract with tha Board. (Wsumandeel_ , A-37 Dally Mews. " available to purchase the requir- Th* Board of Education raiervei the WANTED GREEN CHOP (•edirifl rack. 30 fl. long. ed boat, he said , and ,fl00 now right to relect any and all bids and to HOUSEKEEPER-B lo 4 dally, except TV First mortgage Contact Norbert Ellinghuyten, Tal . M72. 52 waive Informalities. ' Sat. and Sun. To help In alt household RoIIingstone, Minn. is in a state provided operating Dated at Winona, Minnesota, duflei. Must he In good health and it Good security IDEA—side delivery rake, A bar, May 24, 1962, wilting to tak* charge ol family, light NEW fund. n«w; also 7 year old saitdl* horse, BOARD OF EDUCATION cleaning, conking and car* ol one *V Write A-25 Daily News. liki !!—Only—I I mere, well brok*. Lloyd Woycalk, Ar- ' - MONTHLV PAYIHINTS AS However, the Board of Counly PAUL SANDERS, Clerk y*«r-old are main duties. Tel, 8 159?, LOW AS Commission-ers voted 3-2 cadia. Wis. against COLLEGE OIRL to live In lor summer. lies (First Pub. Friday, May 11, 1H1) Primary duty evening baby-sitting for Dogs, Pmt*, Supp 42 WANTE D—us*d tractor with msnura load* the project at its Inst scsssion . ' ~ _ price, year and condition. school age children and Saturday chores. BLACK CHIHUAHUA pup, »JoT '" 4, •r . Stat* An attempt will be made STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OP Aiio Larry Boettcher, Alma, Wis, T*l. 24s> to get Plenty of time lor study and recrea- Chihuahua Terrier pups, ti and tlO. ¦« WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT 2471, Cochrane. capp tho project approved at tbe June tion . George Ooetzman, East Sums Vellty. iHonres No. 15,355 #% Isolated, pleasant and spacious HOME M meeting of the board, Allen said. In Estate af quar- GIVES YOU A COMPLETE +M R* ters with private balh, TV , typewriter KITTENS, tree lor good^om^T*!. 26*0. Otort* L. Olslad, D*c*d*nl. " _ all anal malarial* ... at a guaranteed *T ^H (First Put). Friday, Juna 1. Order lor Hearing on Pftllloat lor Probate and radio. Many collage reference books DEAGLE-DACHSHLiNDS, Very good with Wilt* R4*k»0H tlnlahln * ^ ^^ K 1*«2) available. tmW prlo*i Or, It you prtler. ^H M of Will, Limiting Tlma Fll* Claims children J15. Toy Terrier female 110. "Speedy" ^H STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF I* True* (or eat lunch on campus the home wilh ¦ ¦ and for Hearing Thereon. m*als Just arjlved a beautiful inter of Toy ^ B ______^H _ _ WINONA, is. IN PROBATE COURT If you prefer). Three minute walk to Fryda Pettersen having filed a petition Beagles 125 each. Pups due during SPEED SHIELDS _ ch»- |^^^^^ HH| H|^^Hl| ^^^_ ^—^—^m for th* probata of Will of said dece- In Re Estate «f th* day-llmt halt) on Iht premises. Good hundi, Terriers and VWIrt-Halr Terriers. ^^mW edward J. Storm, Doeedent. dent and for th* appointment of Fryda wages, Til. 9350. ^^^^ H ^^^^^^^ ** -j K *H Pettersen is Executrix, which Will li At Stud, Miniature nrxl small standard For Cultivating A^^m¦ 100* et Plan* - - Order for H**ring on t**«tlt(*n Toy Terrier, ______I From y>ur m„,,»,. , ,,„ (ni t* on III* In this Court and open to Inipec, Dachshund* Peking)*!*, ta Ch»a»a l within ^^ Oal*rmln* D*sc*tif. " Manchester. Frosch Toy Dog Kennels, ^^______fl______HP'* j to t*irs Horn WAlfRESS WANTED Fits Any Cultivator hacm, Clar*nc* Slcwm having (lied In this Court Houston. Minn. .y.».- cgmpi.t. a petition representing, among other IT IS ORDERED, That th* hearing THE OAKS p» 8 . ,y, ..- . things, that -said decedent died Intestjte thereof be had on June 14, IW, al 10:00 You ¦ get the complete _ o'clock A.M.. before this Court In the HormrCattU Stock 43 Complttafr^ •••ctrk wiring lystam with fUlurai. more than flv* yaars prior to th* filing ts/ L \ ^^ thereof, laavlrag certain property In Winona probate court room In th* courl nous* In DUROC 80KVRS-purebr*MiT»tjo i>ur**br*d Feiten Impl. Co. CUStOm-bUilt Winona, Minnesota, and that obl*ctlons lo nOAW I • Complat* pr*-finlih«d custom Kitchen cabinets with hardware County, Mlnr«sofa, and thai no Will of Landraca boars. Clifford Holt, Lanes 113 Washington St . Winona said decedent has been proved, nor ad- fh* allowance of said Will, If any, be boro, nAlntl' (Pilot Mound ) KUmiOmd ftlCllDon ytm tot \ •"<< -*«"•«• '<>P«- filed before a-uld time of hearing; that the WANT ADS ~ ministration at tile aitat* granted, m this REGISTERED" HEREF6RDs~^yf"buHs', M floori 0<,l ¦ doot ""^indow trim. time within which creditor* of slid dect- with o/f tiahhint mttrkH ( _ *Tf ' '•'"* •«* "«' _^• State and praying that th* descent of said various ages, by our 4 herd *.|r*s, " I e Vinyl asbaitot- til* lor bothroomk , kitchen, raar hall. property ba determined and that it be as- dent may til* their claims t>« limited to some Arnerlcan-Enollsh crosses, home signed to the persons entitled Ihertto; tour months from the date hereol, and of Imported English sir*, Eaton-Drum- MR. FARMER? for IHSIM oni OUT, Muding: / All foundation materia It Including -bowmen* windows. that th* claims so tiled be hoard en • IT -riS ORCERED, That the hearing SELL-SELL-SELL mer , Soulhwlnd Orchards, "j mil* from Salf-itorlng extruded oluminum itorms and scream—Installed. thereof be h«d on Jun* V. 1M2, at 10:00 September 24, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., limy. 14-41, Village of Dakota, Minn. Contact m *r)*»rr***r*i»m*»|y-*lar*dY«K Ylttir , to sfirt ' tiding or pre*s»aln*d shakei, Inwlatlcm and combination door*. nolle* as pro*vld*d by lew. vlded by law, larrowlrn? attar Jun* tin , Tal. 334-134*. lor that mnchlnery. "• * -Winona frofanional orchlttcture.., and mw«h moral Dated May 19, 1M2 . Dated May la. 11*2. Adolph Krleger, Plainview, Minn., "" "i?. '*' *> M . D. I IBERA. E. D. LIBERA. Phenei 4S$i SHETLAND pony and colt, Julius Probata Judgi. Probata Judge. mar* Merchants Nat'l Justin, Fountain Clly. Wis. Bank (Probata Court Seel) (Probile Court Seal) . Call 3321 " " ~ "" " ' Str«at*r *V Murphy. Harold J. Libera. DUROC BOARS -3, JM to 3» lbl.. »40 102 E, 3rd. Tel, 2837 Aiiorneys (or Petitioner. Attorney lor Petitioner. THE WlNpNA DAILY NEWS ••en. Larry Collins. Oalesvlll*, 'Wis. Farm, implement*,, Harness 48 Articles for Sale 57 Rooms Without Meals 86 Umd Can 109 NEW 2 row front mount F ord cultivator BIS 2 speed tarTsBeclel, 20". Comparable WILSON 1517—L«ra«, pltasant room. prP DODGE—1957, Custom Royal, hardtop. In crate, $250. V.A.C. Case and cul- with fans priced at »7 mere, s year vata entrance, Gentlemen. T«l. MM. Reasonable. Tel. 37M Lewlsion, Mirvr tivator, M.Wl. 3 point hitch planter, far* ggarant**. S17.lt. ROBB BROS. STORE, or Inqulr* Gordon Fenner Uitd Auction Silm KING E. 127-Nrce~rarge , Wyaitfvill*, Car* 109 tlllzer attachment. Ford and other plows. S7» E. 4th. u Tal. 4007. room, modern Minn. " facilities. Gentlaman preferred. _ ENGUSH F'6R D—top cut otf. Needs worlc. JUNE *-Wae). i} noon. 7 Christ Moan. Beach* Corner, Wis. or ¦ Rea*on-- mm t. al Wallaea Peterson, New Ulm, Minn. Til. ¦ible. . HHGEL FO» D— IM37 ^iT"st7_ight ificic7r»« lo and Airport? Hanger, set Bn* Dunn. Eleva on » to "V," tttan IV. mHai f ' heater. Call after 4 p.m. it 311 S.W. en "V. New Sweden MSM. NO DOWN PAYMENT CT4Q I E. FORD—mi] 4-dr., luhXTrntle trtnimi» " Marvin Foaaum. awnar; Broadway. Zack aV M-yhari. aucflonaeri,- Room* tor Housekeeping 87 •lon, rxtio, htattr, good tlr»», ¦ aiarltiarii vary Inv. Co.,. dark. On carpet, tile or linoleum, HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT try th* CHevROLET-19*l, Deluxe J „„ S good clean mnWa and out. SOS. Can be i**fi week. Privet* antranc*. Also, (leaping tires, almost nrw b»tt»ry, mnf-or r*- at Earl't Standard Stfvlea, 3rd and BAL_R TWINE! ceramic or plastic wall tile. rooms for men- by the weak. Tal. 3051. cently reworked, In good running order, Walnur, Tal, 750i? ' Red Top MoUI. 1845 W. 5th. new license, priced r*esoniM»*. T*l. ~ "~ r~" Having An Auction?, Wafts wilt make complete in- Rushford UN 4-*45». AuctSckn Salt* Good quality at a stallation by trained experts. Apartments, Plats 90 -- ~ - • ALVIN KOHMER The sale of the lifetime accu- Satisfaction guaranteed or your DELUXE 2 bedroon*. apt. Canlral location. CHEAPIES! AUCTIONEER. City and »»jt» Ikansad mulation of is a SIM) class. Imrnadlat* posusslen. Adults and fconde.. 15J LIbirty St. (Corntar good* seriou* LOW PRICE " money back. Write or call for only. Tal. 373— . Good Condition Cars g. 3tr» and Llbtrty), T»l. AtWO. matter. You want your gales free estimates. W6ST END-iipifalri i rooms, (uif redec- •St PLYMOUTH, 2-door J49J conducted in an efficient man- orated. Adults only. *65. Tel. M10 or '54 OLDSMOBILE, 4-door . S495 Minnesota ner. Thorp Sales Company, S-ltt.7, •S4 PONTIAC, 2_oor, a .- , . . »195 Imp I '53 PLYMOUTH, Station Wagon . I24S . Land & Auction Soles through their many representa- Feiten . Co. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED—Al de- '53 FORD, 2-door J.195 Evarett J. Kofmtr sired. Large downtown apartment. In- tives, is ready at ail times to 113 Washington St. Winona '54 FORD, 4-door $395 in -Walnut H710. attar haura Hi4 WARD•".?•••in. «• quire personally between 9 and 5 p.m. discun -with you tbe complete •Si • « j or Mon. and Thurs. evenings, at Hard- '50 BUICK, 4-door *9» AUCTIONEER Bob Brlnkman ' ing School and Paramount Beauty Sa- '49 CADILLAC. 4-door . U95 City «nd itatt llcanatd and tendtd. taandlioc of your lal*. lon, 74 W. 3rd. 'St JEEP, Parse). . . WS Ttl, Altura 6UI er Hal, Winona 373} . Building Materials New Cunningham 61 SIXTH E. 7M'.-"i-T~!oorn5 vwlth bath. Imperial - Chrysler JUNE J-Sat. 12.J0 p.m. «V_ mIKi t. ¦Adults ' of Osiao. Marton M. Morlock, THORP LET US HELP YOU with your built-in** , Tel, -so'**_ or _«790:__ Plymouth - Valiant ownar * SALES CO. prooitmsl Sea us for foundation blocks, Waitar Zack. auctlonair; Norffttm In/, World's No. 1 Hay Conditioners, CENTRAL LOCATION—all n«w living Co., dark, (Formerly Minn. Seles Co.) chimney blocks, manhole blocks, parti room, bedroom , kitchen, shower bath. Nystrom Motors, Inc. Hon blocks, septic tanks, cesspools, Port- -Private entrance. 1 or 2 adults. New ~ " JUNE J—Sat. 13 floon. « mllai N. of F OR0 120 Miracle Mile OCT. land cement mortar cement, Ready and retrlgerator optional . Write rv., Furniture " ~ LUMBER clerkc. AND WTJ0b DELUXE 2-bed room heated apartment, hot ~ ~ For good qualify lumber and wood water, carpe-ted. garage. Adults. Write Houses for Sale 99 Wanted—Real Estate 102 Month JInJ E 2 Sar7Tr3iFp.nl. St. Paul's-pariah tele-phone Trempealeau 14 . - ^ at Minnesota City. Alvin Kohner, auc- AUCTION A-24, Dally News. DAV E BRUNKOW A SON ~ BAND DIRECTOR 'S HOTvlE—Plrik ram- WANTED—buy or rent, modern 3-bed- tioneer; Ralph T. Mmcjel, clerk. New and Used Trempealeau, Wis. CENTRALLY LOCATE D—vFMm apt7~wIfh bler, 3 bedrooms. Across from Jeffer- room house or apt . Tel. 2347, Clearance. ~ Located at 2123 Cameron St., bath. 527 Washington. son School, bus on corner , large fin- •X CADILLAC Coup* _ *95.00 JUNE "i^Mon . 1 p.m. l milas S. ot Eleva La Crosse , Wisconsin. Watch . ¦<; pinrv Sedan _ on Hcjwy. M fo County Trunk Furniture , Rugs, Linoleum FIFTH E~iT?"*— 4 room, refrigerator, gas ished recreational room, elass shower in Wanted—Roal Estate 10_ 195.00 "Sf", 64 'ST 'MOUT'H _ then 4 mllet W. on "V". Kernel Ed- for arrows at Cass and 21st Fa rm Machinery stov*, hot and cold water furnished. bathroom, large screened In porch, built- PVJ Coup* J19S.00 WALNUT dining room buffet! Imitation in chests In bedrooms. Extremely laroe ~ ~~ ~ ~ '54 FO'BD 2-ctoor 1295.00 ison, owner; Frnncli Werlaln, auction- Tel. 8-3279. " WILL " St. fireplace. Tel. 8-4122 or 161 E. king. area of linen closets and sforage space. PAY HI GHEST CASH PRicES '53 CHBVROLET 4-door S295.00 eer; northern Investment Co., clerk. " " FOR YOUR CITY PROPERTY "' " "" BROADWAY VC . 1124-5 room apartment Beautiful landscaping, Robert Andrus. '53 CHEVROLET Coach ...,,.. . 5195.00 CHILD'S BLOND furniture set, fable, JUNE A— Mon. 6 p.m. Furniture Aucllori, TRACTORS and bath, full basement, large yard Tel. 7197. '50 CHEVROLET Panel S195.00 Monday, June 4 chairs, desk and bookca ses; adult dou- 2123 Cameron St., La Crosse, wit. Kohn- and garage. Heat and hot water fur- "HANK" JEZEWSKI '52 PONTIAC Coach SI95.O0 ble bed and vanity. 61? Walnut. ¦WEST 6-room house has (Winona's Only Real Estate Buyer) er t, Schroeder, auctioneers; Norttitrn Sale starts at 6 :00 P.M. nished. Available June ' 10. Tel. 9121. HOWARD—This '56 FORD Victoria 1595.00 1— Allis. Chalmers, WC with " ' bath, new gas furnace Tel. 6388 and 7093 P.O. Box 345 Inv. Co.. clerk. SPECIAL-9xl2 rugs with built-in foam 3 bedrooms and '55 STUDEBAKER 4-doo' MARK W. 277—3 room apartment, private line. S7,250. Terms r 1195.00 - - " ~ M.W. 13 cu. ft. refrigerator, cultivator . pad. J.9.M. BORZYSKOWSKI FURNI- and garage. On bus '52 FORD Tudor 1195.00 JUNE S^-TuesF l^n-i . l4» W. Broad- bath and entrance. Inquire after 3. , balance like rent. Ojr like new ; 30 in. Leonard 4 1—Allis Chalmers, WC. TURE, 302 Mankato Ave. Open eve- $1,500 Boats, Motors, Etc. . 106 .V* A.dvert!s* Prices way, Plainview? Minn. Murphy Sales, nings. ^ ^^ l.nc, owners; Maas S, Maas, auction- burner range, like new ; 2 liv- ]—John Deere A. Apartments, Furnished 91 W. STAHR eers: First Nafional Bank , Plainview, "" - - ¦ BOAT TRAILERS—Alf si/esVprfced right, ing room sets , 1 like new ; 1—195*. 300 Farmall. THREE NICELY furnished room*, pri- 37-1 W. Mark Tel. 6«5 clerk. at BERG'S TRAILER, 3?50 W. 4th. Danish Modern walnut desk, 1—Case. . JUNE BRIDE SPECIAL vate bath .and entrance, air condition- Te/. 4931. ed. Reasonable rent. 1 adulf . Write A-34 " " ' ~" ~ new ; Airline TV; large dres- 1—4 row John Deere corn Dally News. PONTOON BOAT, 28 ft -factory manu- (g^ 3. Years In Winoni $79 95, 5-pc bronze EO^g) . ttfnl^mWaW^^iT^^ &t*- %* \a *r factured, 35 h.p. motor, top, docked al BE SURE TO ser and chest ; Monarch small planter with fertilizer CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN-I room and L Incoln—Mercury—Falcon-Comet round dinette Breezy Point S650. Tel. 4380 alter attachment, kitchenette. TV. Gentleman preferred. 6. Open Mon . 8, Frl. Eve. & Sac. p.m. size p-iano; 16 cu. ft, freezer: 36x36-48 , white table Available now. Tel. 9211. m^mMMM NADEN—aluminum runabout, windshield, ATTEND THE Wesiinghouse auto, washer: 1— MH tractor mower. ' ~ steering wheel, automatic controls; Mark B ROADWAY WT 714^-2-room apt krtch- Hamilton dryer; new Hoover 4 matching chairs Two Picture Windows 25 Mercury motor; Beachmaster trail- 1—New Idea mower . enette, private entrance. Available June " Views. One -.1961 Chevrolet Which trame real "picture er. S550. 722 E. 7th. upright vacuum; Speed Queen 1— Oliver. 3 point hitch , 1. Tel. 8-3i71. _ _ is In the carpeted living room with Its v - - " ALUMA-CR AFT—F D runabout 35 fTp. Deluxe BelAi T, 4-dr., Auction mangle; nide-a-bed; 2 new swi- stone Swedish style fireplace. One is - Sale like new. NEAR WSC—male students or married Y / In the dining room that features birch Johnson electric motor. Financed If de- / 6 cylinder with stand- vel chairs; reclining 1—Side rack. $64.50 couple for summer months only. 5 \ to be held on chair; rooms. Inquire 67 E. >th, rear. panels, china cupboard: and planter. sired. Tel. V745. \ / ard transmission? alp- melmac dishes; and many 1—40 ft. elevator with PTO. There are three carpeted bedrooms in FORD MAR INE—85 h.p. conversion mo- \# ine white , turquoise good -small items too numerous 1—New JHC, 45 baler, like new. Business Places for Rent 92 this charrrilnfl rambler, large bath with tor, with reverse gear, wery good con- vanity, kitchen has built-in stove, oven upholstery, BURKE'S ~ ~ ~ dition, reasonable. Tel. 4191. V whitewalls , to mention. U sed choppers with and WAREHOUSE SPACE—7,500 sa ft. fire- and disposal. Full tiled basement with ~ sharp from bumper to Saturday/ June 2 without motors. They proof build ing, sprinkler system, eleva- partial bath. Situated on unusually fine, CHRIS-CRAF T-25 tI twin screw day 1957 Chrysler Imperial 4 dr. are FURNITURE MART Y tor service, rail and truck docks. Terms- cruiser, wonderfu l river boat, many ex- bumper and ready lo go, like landscaped lot In exclusive residential Starting at 1:30 P.M. Hard Top, very good. Gchl , New Holland and Fox- lease. Thurow Industries, Inc. Tel. 3475. area. tras, always well kepi. If you want a new for a used car price. Pickup attachments and 3rd and Franklin larger boai this is it. Will take smaller 41 ft. 2-bedroom house trailer, Houses for Rent 95 Excellent Buy boating unit or car as part payment. ( corn heads. Can finance balance. See st Mlnnetonka $1995. on the church grounds very good special terms on FRONT E. 507—4 room house. Nice en- Two-floor home with newly carpeted of St. ) Good things to E»t 65 •Uvlng and ding rooms, nice kitchen- Boat Harbor, Wabasha, or write Stan house trailer ~ closed porcn, Large closet space. Muckle, Owatonna, Minn. Paul's parish a. Minnesota FRYERS—Heavys. Average 5 lb. 25c per " lust redone. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, ~ City. Terms: Cash OT finance TRUCKS lb? live. Will dress for orders ol 11 Wanted to Rent 96 new oil furnace, large 2-car garage. HOLI DA Y SPEC I AL^35~"iTp! Evinrude or more. let. B-12U, Winona, or Rush- - -- East location. $10,750. motor, electric starter, gas tank. Tel. Kohner and Schroeder, '"' " " ' ¦ VENABLES ford UKM-9272. RENT OR LEASE—S or 4 bedroom 3660. . A good selection of articles. If 1—15*30 Dodge tractor with 5th _ Auctioneers " - home, with oil heat, near public schools. Grocious Brick —" 75 W. 2nd Tel . 8-2711 ' LARGE~SiLECTION^c«rlifled seed HOUSEBOAT-Plywood, 6*24, fiberglass . there s something you need, wJieel and saddle tank. p*- Write P.O. Box 134, Winona. Well built brick home, located 3 , miie_ Northern Investment Co., tatoes. WINONA POTATO MARKET, IU ^ hull, 7x17 cabin, head. Priced to sell. you'll certainly find it here! 1—1950 International . 1 ton , Market ST 3 or 4 BEDROOM home wanted In Wi- west ot city. Two bedrooms with sun V. A . KarlLJviabel, Minn . . Lester Senty, parlor which could be used as a 3rd _ Clerk dual wheels, stock rack nona. Sales executive. Good references. ~li<7?R Guns, Sporting Goods 66 Tel. H548 Mr. Willli, weekday*. bedroom. Oil heat, -air conditioning, ex- WATER SPECIAL—1« ft. Chris ALVIN KOHNER, Auctioneer Rep. by Eldon W. Berg, and hoist. ^ pansion area on 2nd floor. SI7,500. Craft Holiday, 120 h.p. runabout. Like What Kind Of A RALPH T. HENGEL 2 BEDROOM house or lower apt. wanted new, with or without boat house, In . Clerk Arcadia, Wisconsin 1—1950 International , li : ton by 2 adults. Reasonable rent. Write A-20 Real Living choice location. J2.4«. Tel. 3208 for a pickup. Rebuilt motor. FREE Daily News. In this one-Moor home on generou s lot ride. ~ Car Do You Want? ¦^feSKB: ^^^ 1—1949 KB5 Internationa! In Goodview. Large carpeted living ARKAN»W~>" . . Have your Zebco reel cleaned, Farms, Land for Sal* 98 «AV_LER—S~7t J0 At.p. dump truck , new motor. room, kitchen with latest built-ins, 3 all electric Evlnrud* motor. Also 22 tt. oiled and repaired free of bedrooms-, all with double wardrobe. Inboard. Tel. 2040. Whatever kind it is, check NEAR ELGIN—3S0 acr* farm, 317 acres Ona bed room Is panelled In cherry charge by factory expert June of highly productive cropland, modern LARSON^mb- 14 ft., fully equipped 70O wood. Unusually fine basement. Sewers ^ us for a Low Cost Loan! ANTIQUE AUCTION 15 at cither bait shop. buildings. 5200 per acre. 510,000 will ere In. Oil hot water basement heal. Mercury motor, sharp and fast. 4J0NW. JOHN MARSOLEK handle. See Adler Realty Co,, Rt. 4., Bth. ' j 117,500. J Rocnester. Minn. ~ BLUFF SIDING, WIS. Capitol Bait Shop RESIDENCE PHONES: ALUMACR AFT~16 ft. boat, 18 h.p. ' John- A 175 E. Third St. E. J. Hartert . . . 3973 son motor, trailer. Truman Jacobson, The 1st Te). 8-2113 Winona Houses for Sale 99 Mary Lauer . . 4523 Whitehall, Wis: - ~ ~ "- Jerry Berthe . . . S-2377 _^ Saturday, "West End Bait Shop THE HOMe of Mr5. John R. Foley, Vila- Nafional Bank June 2/ 10 A.M. j Philip A. Baumann . . . 9540 | basha, Minn . Contact Daniel F. Foley, Motorcycles, Bicycles Fertilizer, Sod 49 950 W. Fifth St. Execulor, Wabasha. Minn. Tel. S6S-4SS8. 107 Of Winona ~ F T LL SANDr clay ind black dirt. fef. LEAVING CITY—j~large t>edrooms, bulit- HARLEY-DAVIDSON-1955, 74, «xc«ll*n1 I' ' . 4th k Center 6110. . Household Articles 67 Ins, disposal, drapes, carpeting. Good condition , 323 E. 4th . Tel. 2338 Sunday, June 3, 1 PM, j FOR BLACK DIRT call HALVERSON location. Under S18.000. 1573 W. King ' $yis*(i&S&.<*i|&*i>i^^ 1950 INDtAN 80. Good condition, 1250. BROS., all top sell, e-yarr) load 17. Tel. MUST SELL JSI.__ ' Frederick* Ktehner? Harmony, Minn. Tel. f; 1 AMI or 4S73. Used Kalyinafor Refrigerator, A-l 3 BEDROOM, all modern home, oil burn- SOI Main St. _ __ Tel. 2849_ 69-6-5123. I Inspection Friday Evening GE sink, and dishwasher, combination. ing furnace, full basem ent, large well " - "~ i SOD—1 roll or a 1.000 WEST 5th—Near SI. Teresa College. An- the Tri- 1957 Tel. 5455- before S. 257? after 5- kept lot, new double garage. 942 Gil- LOOK BEFORE' you buyT See Chevrolet also black din orher nice 3 bedroom modern home. umph, BSA, Jawa and other new mo- Tel. «2M or 6-4132 7.6 E. 71h tt. YES, you can. borrow our carpet sham- more. Hard wood floors. New carpeting, new 4-dr. Statiwn Wagon , ~ ~ ~ torcycles and scooters priced from Another Fa _ulous Antique Auction | pooer FREE to clean your carpeti with BY 0WNB R leavlng tcwn7"One story, O- oil furnace. Right on bus line. Sll.OOO. See S187.50 *o S),200. II Is easy to own a radio, hcate-r , automa- fl Hay, Grain, Feed SO Blue Lustre. Deposit required. H. ChoMe bedroom home, living rr»m, large kltcti- new motorcycle with cur easy pay- tic transmission, light «. Co. en with dining area, dlspoul, dishwasti- W. STAHR ! | Inside All Weather Bldg. — Seats Provided § ALFALFA— acres. Cash or _ ments. See Allyn Morgan, Lake Blvd . *0 on shares. er, drapes throughout, new gas tu r- 374 W. Mark Tel. it7i green and white tu- Also 500 yearling hens, OeKilb and Machinery and Tools nace, double garage, glassed in Iront FOR GOO D used motorcycles and scooters Lunch Served — Col. Quick Auctioneer 1 HyLlne. Peter Hunt)? Fountain City. Wis. 69 see Harold Cisewskl Goodview Road. tone finish, just the H porch; $12 ,400. Tel. Hi*- . Tel. B-MU 7.4741. , BENCH SAW—10 In., In good shape, pric- " V car for loads of work ~ ^ - WEST BROADWAY—1450, new, 2-bedroonn, USED BICYCLES " DRY EAR CORN - crlb ed reasonable. Tel. 6-3309. or play, (or the spe- v^y floodrin *! garage attached, also, new 3-bedroom, KOLTER'S 400 MANKATO AVE. China, lamps, Wyaltvllle. Gerald Rlrtn, Utlca, Minn. f . carnival glass, furniture, copper, brass, 1453 W. Broadway, and our own resi- cial price of only | Tel. Lewiston 48)4. Musical Merchandise 70 ¦ R iron banks, ~ dence et 471 Wayne. HI Ik* Homes, In-c. I SELOVEJ u *"" Trucks, Tractors. | | dolls, guns, watches, clocks, and hua- i UPRIGHT PJANO-82S. .19 Walnut. Tel 2348 Trailer* 108 OATS—about 500 or more bushel. TOc bu. Tel. 4127. ______Rudy Hesch, Cochrane, Wis. (Watuman- - $1295. dreds of other BABY GRAND PIANO—Se* et 943 W. HOME—7 rooms UpstelrT can be I iiu Exchange Bldg. items to numerous to mention. Every- i dee) Tel. t8e-2_). BRiCK . -WHEEL TR ATL ER^W IH sell cheap. 259 p Howard after J. Look It over and put apartment with converted into 3 r oom ^mkia =^imm ^mm ^:>mmu ^!S^ E. . 7th after 3. thing in mint condition. 1 HEAVY OATS7 far sale. Armln f-»rr0*je. In a bid. separate entrance. Full basement end p MO ail E HOMES—New arid used. New Tel. Ro lllngstoni 2W. WANTED Responsible party to take over 2 car garage. Contact owner at *7t W. 8lh . Live Better 55x10, reduced S1.0OO. Used, like new VENABLES balance of payments of new Kimball - 50x10 was S6.000 new. Priced now $1,875. Seeds, Nursery Stock S3 Spinet piano end bench. Only e month, BY ,i ' year old home bi»llt 75 VV. 2nd Tel . 8-2711 1 GALESVILLE UNIT STEP CO. OWNER-2' Electrically Many other good buys at reduced f KOREAN BEANS-large lire, high yleld- old. Write Frank Vleletle. 117 E. How- for Minnesota weather. Perimeter heel- prlys Top Motile Homes, 1845 electric-heated, Red Ing, good standing, cleaned and bagged. ard, Winona, Minn. ing, Thermo-pane windows, shade trees, In this reasonably W jlh. |l 20 miles North of Ls Crosse, Wisconsin, or $ miles South of | Tel. RoIIingstone 2574. Ray LltiraW, be- 3 bedrooms, dining room, large kitchen, priced, 2-bedroom borne with all Ihe ATTENTION : Galesville on Highways SS and S3. tween Minn. Cily and Rolllngston**. Radios, Television 71 built-in stove, attached garage, ba.e- latest equipment: Carpeted living room DODGE — 1951 panel truck, reasonable Y I price. Sloedow Bake shop. CAR COLLECTORS ~ ~ ~ ment with rec room and den. Mur.t WITH drapes, combination windows *; w i v v- M v ¦ CHIPPEWA Soybean Seed, no corn, clean- H L PORTABLE " TV tr»nlirie des)gn , ..-~^"t*rT* *^- ' '^»^ 'y'*'*M- *>w*Y-T^^ i -ii iii i i n iiiiln* P 1 CO sell now. 574 Sunsel Dr. and insulated throughout. PACKED MOBILE HOME—8x32, In pood condition. ]9.6 . Series 75, Cadillac ed jnd bagged ; germination ?>*> . Clar- all new J12V.95. FIRESTONE STORE, ~ WITH VALUE! ence Zabel, S.W. Plalnvl*w, Hgwy. 4J. fwo BEDROO/\AS, 82xl„ lotTfront porch, Red Top Trailer CI., Spot 61. 200 W._3rd. Tcl. _ «OeO. ^ ~ ~ 3 passenger sedan. Tel . 534-2487. double garaoe, disposal, fan. oil heat. INTERNATIONAL--l94B, KB5, LWB, 4 Gl loan, 1932 Gilmore . Tel. 2048 Low Up-Keep I>LANTS—Salvias, snapdragons and all thi Winona TV & "Radio Service speed transmission, 12 ft- enclosed cowl Glen L. Maher , $ Having other employment, owner Is moving to California and | usual flowers and vegetable plants in 78 E. 2nd. Bob Mogosek. Tel, J8J4 NEW 3 bedroom ceramic bath, bu Ki- MEANS A LOT body, like new condition. Ideal for camp- 1 900 Main St. Laf Crosse, Wis. ~ ,, disposal, all birch trim, birch cabi- er , uliiify truck, price , reasonalby. T*l. |=| will dispose of personal property at ji • large variety. Get them all at one USED TELEvTsi6 N S _ fS- a 11 si zTpTchjTe ln* stop. We're small but growing Is our nets, hard wood floors, breeieway and TO HOME OWNERS, 4975 after 5. Tel. 27W5 tubes. Gel that second set at You have this AND a bargain tor SIV- business. Bambenek' i Hl-Way Green- attached garage, painted inside and out. ton, very clean, 500 In this 2-bedroom home on wooded INTERNATIONAL—1955 I house, lust East of old luncllon 14-el. Financing available. Bruce McNally good condition. Tel , 4874, Lewiston , ~~ Hardt's Music Store lot In Glenn Mary I ~ " hullder. Tel. 8-1059. Minn EVE RGR _ ENS of a ll k Inds f shada trae»: 11* E. 3rd _ Winona _ _ J 956- Ford (lowering shrubs; apple trees, Jl .25; MODERN 2-bcdroom home, drapei and Big Fenced In Yard CHEVRO LET-I957, truck. vT~Just ov«r- | AUCTION Rolllnger i Nursery, 3855 eth SI.. Good- carpeting. Small down payment, balance 4-dr., radio, heater , ' Don Ehmann TV Service and good slied kitchen spell relaxed hauled AUo milk roule. Orll* A. Mop- | . miles S. of Elevs on 9S to "V", then 1H miles S.W. on "V". view, Winona, Minn. like rent . Tel. 7778. | Winona's Finest Electronic Repair family living In this 3-bedroom, 1 and er , Lewiston. Minn. V-8 , standard trans- for All Makts ~ TO SETTLE ESTATE-Duplex near Wel- bath, home In Goodview Natural " w|th mission with gas-sav- §! Walch for NIC arrowi. | W. Fifth Tel. 6303 ' . CHEVROLET—1957 , ? ton LWB truck Articles for Sale 57 * !. kin*,. Reasonable for quick sale. Tel. fireplace and a separate dining room. r< ll ~ ~ "" - ~" Authorized dealer for 16 ll. combination rack. Jesse Benning, ing overdrive, tu-tone ' 44J7 for appointment take care ot a lot of family! GIRL'S H In. bike, dlnctt* se t vvltfi 4 ADMIRAL-MUNTZ-ZENITH This "will Waumnndee, Wis. Tel. 486-2425. chairs, pair ot doors, folding door. Tei, finish , this car is good DELUXE DUPLEX—5 rooms up. 4 rooms 3 « ton, 4 , ?1SJ. INTERNATIONAL - 1950, «p*«d V j Wednesday, 6 | large picture window in tamlly economical transpor- Juixe Refrigerators 72 down, Enjoy Swimming good heavy duty tires, steel box, tight Y'S MEN'S While Elephant Sale. Sat., room. « rooms ot wood paneling. Base- In your own pool in a lovely bock wood rack looks a n-d runs very good . tation. June 1, 1 p.m. Lawn ot YMCA. House- CROSLEY SHELVAOOR. 7 fl.. In good ment floor tiled. Many extras. Wjit yardl This substantial 3-bedroom home 4375 Tel. 8-1144. l Sale starts at 12; 00 NOON Nordeen Church will serve lunch 1 holt) Items, sports equipment, toys, lawn running order, Ideal for cabin or apt. see to appreciate. Arnold Kohner, 1076 Is carpeted down AND upstairs. 1 cer- >: trailer 17 tf. I tools. T*l. 54.2. Gllmora Ave amic file baths 9nd an amusemen t CAMPING nnd tourlnq . $795. (10 cows) sleeps 4, all gav complete 24 HOLSTEIN — 2 Holstein cows, fresh 8 weeks; I - ~ " room with fireplace. LET US SHOW Mallard, TRIED it yet? SeM Gloss acry lie (Irt- ALL MODERN 3-bedr oom home. 5th conlroU. Good condition . 351 W. Sar- ;. 3 Holstein cows, fresh Feb. & Mar., bred back; 2 Holstein cows, k Ed's Refrigeration & Supply across Interstate YOU this well-located home. s ish (or vinyl nnrj olner floors. It' s ter- Commtrclal and Domestic house West ol Y ni,v Bridge Under S13.500. Tal. 8-MU 7- 3258 Y due Jan. ;3 Holstein cows, due Feb.; S Holstein heifers, bred; j| rific. Paint Depot. SSI E. 4th T«L 5„ ~ _ _J nfli-r S. Feeling Crowded? CHEVROLET : 1 Holstein heifer , yearling; 2 Holstein heifers, 7 mos. old; l | RUMMAGE SALE Sat. all day. 722 E. ~ ' Then you will love this quality-built VENA&LES Sewing Machines 73 LEAVING to further education. 3 bed- j Holsteln heifer , 5 moa. old; 4 Holsteln heifers, S mos. old ; 2 i Mark Sl._ roomy, 3-bedroom rambler on beautllul WO 1 TON PANEL TRUCK ~ ~ room all modern horn*, oil heel nnd 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8-2711 Holstein calves, 2 mos. old; 1 Holsteln bull, 1 yr. old. Small '& WE WILL be closed from Frl.. June 1, USED MZCHINES «UBr*nt**d. Port«bi* full basement. Large corner lot near corner lot In Goodview. Radiant heat, |, Hot Point dlshwasl'er. New motor , like new tires . $200 until lues , June 5, 9 a.m. OIC USED or conaoles. WINONA SEWING MA- school. Call days Elklns at Tel. I6R12. and TWO nat- Q herd of milky cows. Some cattle vaccinated. i$ (Ireplaces. FURNITURE. CHIME CO., 351 Hutt. Tel . »3«». Tremp-ealeau. Wis. ural BEAUTIFUL fnmlfy unckT book value. Can lie seen room. THIS IS TOPS! DAIRY EQUIPMENT 4- Riteway pump & motor ; 2 stainless | UPRIGHT FREE7ER - 16 cu. ft., ilk* ' , 608 Huff 1 Specials at tlie Stores 74 BFAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED 3-bed - at Sam s D.S. Station m steel buckets; Strainer & pails. |i now ; nlso dehumldlller. Tel. 1- 1 677. room rambler. Just oulslde city limits You'll Love the or T<-l i)311. MOVING WILL SELL chlldrert 'a and GOLDEN STAR ramovat ground-in rtirt In Gilmore Valley. Attached double ga- I TRACTOR MACHINERY - Fcrd tractor , good condition , j'l Irom rugs *nd upholstery. Use shornpoo , A H.iii.ser Art Glass Co. STOP!! small adull •.Irr* clothinci, maternity rage, recreation room with llreplacr* View of WinOna ' j | McD. F-20 tractor ; Ford tractor cultivator ; Ford 2 bottom 14 clothing, climbing »pt, baby |umper nnd er FREE. LawrenJ Furnltur*. 1)3 E. 3rd home you would be proud to own, MIN- s If you are thinking of | ' NESOTA LAND a. AUCTION SERV ICF, beautiful bluffs from the enormous misc. Items. I S70 W. King, back door . DEHUMIOIFIER S P*ECIAL-VS h.p, De- in. tractor plow ; Ford tandem tractor disc ; Kelly Ryan PTO ?$ Tel. e-3710; alter hours, picture window of this 3-bedroom ram- ' automatic humldlitat. Controls HH Walnut. buying a car — RED JACKET shallow well pump end lux*, 7814. bler. Lots ol storage space and a kitch- CHEAPIE! manure spreader; Ford power mower; Gehl silo filler with pipe ; U damag*, rtmoves up lo 37 Everett j. Kohner, 12 slorm and 12 screen window*, 24x24, moldur* - en with all thi latest bullt-lns Just Ford front bumper; Tractor PTO post hole digger pints of water *viry 24 noun. 181 8ft builder. Nearly ne-w 3 , ton fi . f| 24 K 2I,, 10x34 In. Unfits. Tel. 2149 alter FOR S.ALE by a few minutes from the centor of MS STI DEDAKER '. ROBB BROS. STORE, 574 e. 4th, Tel 471 Wayne St . Im- ' 5 p.m. 716 W. 4lh bedroom r*sldenc*. town. VV . looks rough but hns ox- *; FEED — 50 Bu. ejur corn; 175 Bu. oats ; 1000 bales mixed |j ' ' ~ 4007. __ _ mediate occupancy. Also new 2 »nd 3 AFTER HOURS WAIT!! FReeiEHS *I99 lo t25«. Usid ralrlge CALL: cT)le?nl motor niid pood tiros . * hay; 50 acres of standing hay. bedroom homes and choice building loft Dave Knopp B-38fH> p ralnn 125. Used TVs t50. FRANK LILLA Stovais, Furnaces, Parts 75 In HI Ik* Subdivision. Tal. 1-3949. n re;il liny nt Wnlch for our sruiouncrmrtnt &, SONS, 7A1 E. «th. W L. (Wlb) Helier (.2111 „; ilOKSG — Brown gelding ridirg horse, gentle , saddle A q " " NOROe—oas range, good shape, very IF YOW WANT to b-uy, s*ll or »r»d» John Hendr irkrnn 7441 of tremendous proportions ij bndlo: 2 sets good harness & collars. a SEE OUR LARGE selection ef used cheap. Tel, I-3J0O . durlngt our absence, contact Phil Phosky. Laura F Ilk 2118 $198 refrigerators, elactrlr rangei and TV Tel. »9«4. HOMEMAICER'S EXCHANGE. | 20 SHEEP — 11 ewes ; 8 lambs; 1 buck . m _ ELECTRIC and rang*!, water heat- sets, All recondl Honed, B J, ELEC- ga* " ~ ,? 19M FORD — 2 dr. , clean. TRIC, 155 E. 3rd. ers. High trade-Ins. Install-Servlce WEST KING, 3 bedroorn t!0meT~T*l. 9239. | 907 E. 5th Quality Chevrolet ino I^Rhorn hens/^ RANGE OIL BURNER CO., 4 BED ROOMS- Reasonably priced Shown SUNDAY ; I (/SCO I month, I h p. let ty pe pump Sf. T*l r<79 Adnfph Mlchalowlkl wltfi 10 aal. tank. Reason- by a ppoinfmenf only.- Tel 9497 . T" IDS Johnson Te ) 2.1f)fi _ double stage " OTHEK MACHINERY - Rubber tired wagon rack; wood § able. Tel. 41'J lor appointment. ELECTRIC RANGE, J35. Call evenlr>o-i. «OA KJ ELOVEw wheel wagon A box ; hob sled ; 4 sec . steel lever drag ; S sec. Main SI. I Tel. 2349 | LAWN MOWEH r<*pnir. shnrpenlnfl, qual- £ uu -xchange BldR. JUNE 3rd $ spring tooth J.D. horse manure spreader ; McD. 8 ft. horse | ity work on nil make*,, modols. WINONA Typewriters 77 TIRE S. POWER, 54 E. Jnd. (Next to §ya_i iii )j iM_»mMirasw Tlii'.sp are the real in the Sunday New* [| grain hinder; V.B. disc grain drill with grass seed ; sulky culti- " - »»«^^ | Winona Chick Mafcheryl fYPEWRtTKRS ind a; IKM I '.W FORI) . >-i ton, V.V., e\cf\- furnishings; also twin bed! and 19*0 TYPEWRITER *, ADDING MACHINE E. Imrtiflculate 3-bedroom horn*. Story and f ull basement with laundry room Nice § wood wagon; gas barrels; air compressor motor; 2 wheel 1 Sales-S*r vie*— Rental a halt . Cemented basement. New* gas Icnl condition * model GE automatic washer ..All In landscaped yard snd u.u.'ae. W9.0UO \ mhllco TV W. STAHR 105 Johnson Tel. 2396 | DL. J-fcadroom, l-floor home NIC* kllchen. 174 W Mark Tel 6925 (¦clk'iit condit ion. nnd antenna, baby car bed, Tal. J538. Waehing, Ironing Machines 70 baseman!. Oil auto- fl Household goods incl uding gas stove ; Phllco refrigerator; 2 1 Oik flooring. Hull '•IT JKKI' , l. nivorsnl. Open Every Nlasht 'Til 9 beds; chest _ JACOBSON POWER MOW*:RS THIRD E. 3fs—sleeping room lor woman metl< heat, l car garage Choke wesl ' of drawers; green davenport chair; 9x12 wool | New and Used " central location. Madison School district My Father 's '.W CMC , 2 ton with flnt bed, !? rug ; floor lamp; combination radio k phonograph; Zenith 17 1 Power mower rental WASHING MACHI HB^b*xt*r twin tub 1 block to buv AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICB 125 Inquire 374 W, Mark. F. Lincoln School district. 4-b*droorn, all 3 bedroom home «( '(>2 .IKKf , Universal , Demo, \ in. table model TV; some rugs; dresser ; some dishes k kitchen I —^1. 5455 " I959 Chevrolet -Jnd A .Inhmori MAYTAG AND fRIOIOAIRE ->»sl. ex- on an* floor, home. Extra large lot nnd i (liscoiint 1 utenslla; electric SO gal. hot water heater ; heater; Coronado | garage, Oil hot water heal. New cup 371 Wilson St. W K . jl Completely New , pert «rvlc*. Complete *>tock ot parti. Bcaiill/u l 4-dr.. will) 15 fl. chest tyiie deep freeze; AUGUS C-l CAMERA In kitchen. "Reasonably preceti. f writtln/. desk with book cmte; bar- I Tprins (Wodd's most popular 35- H. Choata a. Co. rel, 2B71. hoard* Completely furnished as is. Easy EO. Compact I bedroom home, stor y And radio , -eater , 6 cy- f* becue grill ; small t ables; pressure cooker; some books; trel- »1» »5 "> (>iir iiiitlinrlai-d donlcr for 1 mm. a halt home, all hardwood flooring f; Wanted—To Buy 81 Full lot 50 x 60 in rear. .l(,-c|i piirts , scrviro in Winonn. linder anrl automnti

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