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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]. ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ' - • • ' ¦ • - ¦' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' " - ' . . ¦ . :• . • ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ v ¦ ' ¦ U.S.• • . Marines. . : ....Orde. ? „ red? - A . : to.__ . Thailand? ..- ;.:_ __ . . De Gaulle Asks Men Moving West to Hold To Bangkok Berlin Rights Naval Base WASHINGTON (AP)-Fresident By JOSEPH E. DYNAN Kennedy today ordered 1,800 U.S. PARIS (AP)—President Charles Marines into Thailand de Gaulle declared today the , and th« Western powers must keep their fense Department said U.S. mili- present rights in Berlin without tary forces there will be built to change. . • about 5,000 men. At a crowded news conference, The announcement made plain he also declared anew that the U.S. forces will go into battla France must build its own atomic if the Communists in neighboring force for her defense and inde- pendence, and again urged the Laos cross the Thai bottler. formation of a European political "These forces are to help insure union but along France's ideas of the territorial integrity of this a loose confederation. peaceful country," the President De Gaulle said France does not said of the dispatch of ? Marines object to the United States' probe ASIAN CONFLICT AREA , . . — A COM - spreading through Laos and where the United to Thailand. of Soviet intentions on Berlin. PARISON — Maps, drawn to same scale, com- States plans to land iorces in Thailand. (AP The White House said the Ma- "Now it not the moment to pare the western United States with the southeast Photofax Map) rines would go ashore at modify accomplished facts.. The Asian area where a Communist advance is Thursday, Thailand time. This statute of Berlin was established would be about 5 p.m. EST, on the basis of a quadripartite Wednesday. BL TRAIN CRASHES INTO STATION, 12 terminal in the northeast section of the city. accord. It must not be changed," The Defense Department said " HURT • • • Twelve persons were hurt in Phil- Accident occurred when the third car oi the four- he added. the Marines probably would be adelphia when a Frankford elevated train was car train left the tracks, a rail company official De Gaulle asserted that in the Ul-German Business Feels landed at the Bangkok naval base derailed and crashed into a station at the line's said. (AP Photofax) "current international circum- by helicopters from the Valley stances it is vain to try to settle Forge, a carrier converted to a the problem of Germany in a sat- helicopter and troop-carrying ship. isfactory manner. Split Being Urge to Merge The Valley Forge draws too much water to move into the docking "The Soviets are demanding By ROGER LANE . area. that the West finish with the Ger- - AP Business Newt Writer In a follow to the announce- man problem and they are using ment, Secretary of Defense Rob- Urges Freeman Erased, NEW YORK ,'W — The urge to merge continues to change the GOP the Berlin crisis for this end. Claim ' ert S. McNamara said the U.S. BONN, Germany (AF) — The makeup of the nation s business setup. military force in Thailand would transportation "In the current atmosphere we United States and West Germany In retailing, , pubishing, banking, manufacturing, be given a new over-all command very much doubt that any good and a dozen other fields the movements spreads as a means of achiev- have reduced their differences and increased to about 5,000 men. results can be attained," he said. to ing savings, promoting efficiency, and a branching into new and im- " He acknowledged that in case what they call "details, but in- portant fields. ——————— —— THE BUILDUP will include th* Estes of conflict the United States would formed sources said one detail is Some companies grasp merger 1,000-man Army battle group Resign in Quiz al- WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate mittee investigators who ques- have had with government offi- be obliged to furnish the greatest a key provisioo of U.S. proposals as a ready-made tool for diversi- ready in Thailand. fication as when Ford Motor Co. investigators try today to fit to- tioned Estes in Texas. They ap- cials. effort , and hence is entitled to to the Soviet Union for a Berlin , To this will be added the Ma- gether the pieces oC the Billie Sol parently got little from him, Mc- conduct the. probe of Soviet policy. acquired Philco to branch out into Bill Asks Hike rine battalion of about 1,800 men, Meanwhile , Republicans in the settlement. work. Estes puzzle as Republicans filed Clellan said Monday. Senate and House peppered the "As for us. we think it much electronics and space from the 7th Fleet. The Marine new charges of finagling and Agriculture Department and its i more preferable to be reserved," A communique issued after a Government trust-busters now contingent also will have its own called for Secretary of Agricul- The investigators — subcommit- chief with more stinging words. ihe added. two-hour meeting between U.S. and then claim to detect other mo- tactical air units. tee counsel Donald O'Donnell and tives, as in banking where they Additionally, about 1 , ture Orville L. Freeman to resign. Sen. Gordon Allott Ambassador Walter C. Dowling In U.S. Dairy 200 Army Paul E. Kamerick—also are ex- , R-Colo., tried to — on forces from the Pacific area wiU Sen. John L. McCkllan, D-Ark., called for Freeman's clamped down — or pected to brief McClellan on re- resignation and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer among giants with be sent in. chair/nan of the Senate, Investiga- in a Senate courtships tions subcommittee that is explor- ports of other investigators trying speech Monday. Ailott Monday said the two nations were The Pacific Air Force also said the White House had smaller competitors. will pro- ing the complicated ventures of to spade up evidence in Texas on in "full agreement in all essential maintained' ai "strange silence" Men Drowned Support vide tactical units to give air Estes' wheeling and dealing and points. " Nowhere It the ferment mere Prices the .indicted Texas financier, said about alleged influence deals link- cover to the Army ground troops. he would meet with two subcom- any profitable connections he may striking than in public transporta- WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Hu- ing Estes with Agriculture Depart- Both the Air Force and Marine) "There will be further talks over tion, where financially ailing car- bert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., an- air units will be based in Thailand, ment officials. several details," the communique riers are striving to redraw the nounced today the introduction of land. Before Fish added. "It is the intention of both nation's railroad and airline map. MONUMENT TO FREEDOM He and Sen. John J. Williams, legislation proposing higher price Gen. Paul D. Harkins, now U.S. sides to remain in close touch. " Some rail leaders foresee a day commander of the 6 R-Dei., charged that possibly supports for dairy products. ,OOO man force criminal reprisal had been taken Informants said disagreement not far distant when the 106 ma- in South "Viet Nam, will be given against people at the Agriculture continues to center on the U.S. jor roads will be regrouped into Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, D- the job of heading U.S. forces in Department who wanted to dis- Attacked Them proposal for East German repre- less than a dozen mighty regional Minn. , was listed as a co-sponsor. both Thailand and South close or investigate facts about NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP) sentation on a 13-nation authority systems—unless the government The bill would authorize the Viet Nam. New Cathedral Estes1 deals. —Autopsies on six men hauled to control access routes to West turns thumbs down. transportation , secretary of agriculture, to set A PENTAGON spokesman Mid Allott contended that the from barracuda-infested waters Berlin. In regulated secre- have the price supports .on "manufactur- that Lt. Gen. James L. Richard- tary's actions in the case have show they drowned before the fish The Bonn government , after where federal agencies of mergers, ing" milk at $3.40 per hundred son Jr., the deputy commander of resulted in the coining of the word attacked them. seemingly rejecting the whole idea final say-so, the wave is getting down to pounds for the current marketing U.S. Army forces in the Pacific, At La Crosse "Freemanized" to mean "white- Deputy Coroner Eugene Miller, last week, once again says it long gathering, stage. year. Under existing law the sec- LA CROSSE Wis. UB — The new and therefore free to give , to washed or glossed over." He said who earlier had said shark bites favors the basic principles of an the brass tacks has been designated te command Hearings opened in Washington retary has set the price at $3.11 the combat elements of Harkins* $9 million St. Joseph The Work- build, to pray, to live as God wills the agency was too important to could have been an "equal " cause international authority but objects was opened formal- Thursday on proposed union per hundred pounds, or 75 per cent over-all command. men Cathedral and you see fit , a cathedral built be tainted and sullied;" of death, announced findings of to East German participation. The last ly Monday with high dignitaries of in these times and in this place of "American Airlines and Eastern of parity. The reference by the Pentagon Williams said a woman secre- the autopsies Monday. ' West Germans fear that this would the Roman Catholic Church par- is a monument to freedom." Air Lines, second and fourth rank- spokesman to combat elements tary in the department had been Meanwhile, imply further international recog- THE BILL alto would call for e ticipating in a pontifical High the search continued ing among long distance domestic pointed up that this is no mere Noting the advance of commu- "railroaded" into a mental insti- ' ' referendum in early 1963 of pro- Mass. for the victims three other fish- nition of East Germany s Commu- carriers. assistance outfi t going into Thai- nism in the world, the Archbishop tution here for "refusing to coop- ing companions aboard a 25-foot nist regime. ducers who market 5,000 pounds of Richard Cardinal Gushing of said : erate in covering up " milk or more a year, to vote on land, but a fighting force. Boston delivered the sermon at corruption cabin cruiser that sank four miles If they are permitted to Join, ' "America may become the only- ' ' Adenauer alto objected to Inclu- production controls. If two thirds Harkins force in Thailand will the Mass celebrated by Ihe Most in the department. Freeman s of- off Newport Beach. rival lines—watching in the wings , place where man can freely build fice promptly sion of three neutral nations on of the producers approved the include, also, the joint Military Rev. John P. Treacy, Bishop of issued a statement and sizing each other up as pros- a cathedral. In the Old World, disputing this and said Ihe depart- Still mining were Richard Cain, the authority. He said this would bill's "supply-management" or Assistance Advisory Group of a La Crosse. The service was at- pective partners—are to crystalize one nation after another has dis- ment regretted that the medical 28 , of Bell Gardens: Robert Gib- give them control and place on control provisions , the secretary little over 200 men which has tended by 30 other bishops and a new sheaf of proposals. been there for several years. appeared behind the Iron Cur- problems of an employe had been son Jr., 21, Norwalk , and E. R. them a responsibility they would the Pennsyl- would be authorized to set the more than 1,000 priests, nuns-and In a few months, " Kennedy's statement said the tain. made into a political controversy . Huffman, 35, Longview , Tex. not accept. York central rail- price supports as near SO per laymen. Francis Cardinal Spell- vania and New " U.S. military forces were being "However we sense a rustling largest , sim- cent of parity as feasible, man of New York was presiding ALLOTT said the woman, Miss roads, first and third Humphrey 's statement said . put into Thailand so that "we prelate. of the Iron Curtain as the bullies Mary Kimbrough Jones. , ilarly will go to bat on joining behind it fight among themselves. 51 was The bill would allow for volun- may be in a position to fulfill "dragged off screaming" inlo a $5 billion , 20 ,000-mile Go- " Before Hie Mats, Cardinal Spell- and held tary reductions of dairy pro- speedily our obligations under "Let no one be discouraged. The for 12 days at an institution , then liath. duction until April 1, 1963, he said. the 1954 Manila Pact , a defense man circled the new church,' shak- Carpenter The rail industry, bedevilled Iron Curtain will rise and the Old found to be mentally sound. Space After that , supply-management agreement approved by the ing holy water from the asper- He and Williams both questioned lately as no other by shrinking gil onto the foundations In the world will once again lift its head provisions and producer allot- Senate. in freedom to behold what we whether law had beeir violated be- profits , got a long bead start on ments would be mandatory if ap- ancient rite of blessing. cause, they said, she had no the airlines. Fifteen of the coun- The President recalled that tha Cardinal Gushing, in his sermon, have done while Christendom was proved by the referendum. in our care." chance to talk to her own doctor try's 20 biggest income roads are U.S. secretary of state and the railed the cathedral " a monu- Flight Saturday involved now in mercer plans. The legislation provides for sur- foreign minister of Thailand had " The dedication ceremonies will or lawyer, there was no reason ment to freedom. to believe she might need mental Moreover , two major rail amal- plus-reduction payments of up to referred to this pact in a joint "A cathedral is the expression continue through the week. Albert By HOWARD BENEDICT gamations already have taken $2.50 per hundredweight to farm- statement on March 6. The key Cardinal Meyer, Archbishop of care and she was found to be of everything that makes a people sane. , Fla. 1X1 — If Malcolm Scolt Car- place. The Norfolk 4 Western and ers who would voluntarily agree portion of the statement gave U.S. civilized, cultured and truly greet ," Chicago, will be celebrant of a penter had been aboard his "Aurora 7" spacecraft on its latest simu- the Virginian, sister coal-hauling to reduce their marketing below Mass Friday. Altogether , 45 arch- assurances that this country re- Cardinal Gushing said. A cathe- WillUmt taid Dr. Lee K. Bu- lated mission, he would not have completed his full three-orbit mis- lines, united in 1959. The Erie and the 1961-62 level. bishops and bishops, 700 priests, garded defense of Thailand as an dral is a sign to the times of our chanan , the Agriculture Depart- sion . the Delaware , Lackawanna & To qualify for the payments, obligation of the United States to 1 ,500 defies and 10.000 members faith, our hope, our indestructible ment doctor who sent her to the Control room men made several things go wrong just to show Western joined as the Erie-Lacka- dairy producers would have to cut that country, a.s well as a matter charity." of the laity arc expected to par- institution , had not been available what could happen on the actual flight , now set for Saturday. production by at least 7.5 per cent ticipate before the rites end Sat- wanna a year later. for action by the Southeast Asia "Because you are Americant since. Everything appeared to progress smoothly on the first orbit. Then of their 1961-62 output, but no Treaty Organization. urday. problems popped up in quick suc- more than 30,000 pounds a year. cession. After April 1 , 1963, surplus mar- Kennedy said the tending ot ad- keting fees of up to $2.75 per hun- ditional U.S. forces to Thailand The attitude control system act- Mondale Asks dredweight would be assessed on was considered desirable "be- ed up making it difficult lo keep all marketings in excess of the cause of recent attacks in Laos Ihe heat shield forward . Then an 19(11-62 marketing level , if supply- by Communist forc«s , and tho inverter , an instrument that Strengthening of management provisions are ap- subsequent movement of Commh- switches direct to alternating cur- proved in the referendum. nist military units toward the bor- rent , overheated . der of Thailand. " "If supply-management provi- The President called a threat Medical monitor! noted a minor Crime Bureau sions are not approved by the pro- to Thailand a matter of grave problem with (he equipment . Minn

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Converted to ah excur- The twin-stack, 4-deck steamer Organization of the public schools faculty -for tha 1962-63 A colorful old stern-wheeler with sion boat in 1930, the Avalon was carried 1.30O passengers, a crew berthed at Peoria, 111., where it of 22, was 181 feet long with a school year continued Monday At 4 Schools a checkered past, the excursion night with the employment by the steamer Avalon , will be up for was used as a gambling house. 49-foot beam and boasted a spa- Continued study of the advisa- cious ballroom accommodating 500 Board of Education of five new sale to the highest bidder May 24 LATER PURCHASED by a Pe- '" bility of revising noon hour people, Originally coal-fired, it teachers to fill staff vacancies. schedules at four of the public at its home port of Cincinnati, oria union official, the boat was Ohio. was converted to an oil-burner in Two resignations also were re- schools was authorized Monday put in service on the Illinois, Ohio later years. " 0 ceived by directors—one from a The Avalon , one of the last three and Mississippi rivers. Carrying a by the Board of Education. Last call here by the Avalon teacher and the other from a mem- The administration has sug- of its kind, will go under the - cargo of slot machines which were was Aug. 1, 1961, when it carried ber of the business office staff— gested tha t the 55-minute noon mer in a bankruptcy auction, ac- discreetly covered when in port , a benefit excursion sponsored by cording to ah advertisement in the the Avalon came to grief in La and a custodian was hired to fill recess at the junior and senior the Izaak Walton League. by Waterways Journal , published in Crosse , in the early 1940s. In a a vacancy to be created re- high schools be reduced to a St. Louis, Mo. moment of negligence , the one- ANOTHER FAMOUS pleasure tirement. half-hour and that adjustments Built as a packet in 1914 at armed bandits were left unveiled boat , the President, last called The faculty resignation was re- be made in lunch periods in low- Pittsburgh, it called, under the while the gangplank was still here 20 years ago, Prosser recall- ceived from Miss Sally Restad, a er grades at Jefferson and Wash- name Idlewild, at ports from New down, the forces of law and order ed. The President was unable to home economics instructor at Jef- ington-Kosciusko schools where Orleans to Minneapolis rushed aboard, and costs of the operate profitably because heavy ferson Junior High School and be- junior high classes are in ses- and points sion. between on the Mississippi and resulting court actions brought a traffic being locked through the comes effective at the end of the forced sale and change of own- dams interfered with its sched- current school year. THERE'D BE NO change In ership. ules with a resultant impairment MEW TEACHERS hired on the schedules at Central Elementary, Operated thereafter by a Cin- of business. Lincoln and Madison schools. cinnati stock company, Steamer Though nostalgia attends the recommendation of Superintendent Avalon, Inc., the boat became a Avalon's retirement, its passing of Schools A. L. Nelson were: Curtailment of the noon hour Jury Considers would result in an earlier school regular summer visitor at the port will bring no sorrow to local law • Henry Hansen, Wellton , Ariz., of Winona, in post-World War II officers. Sheriff's deputies and a music instructor at dismissal at the schools affected, was hired as roughly from 3:35 to 3:10 p.m. years. Local bookings were han- veteran police officers still recall Washington-Kosciusko School at a dled by E. G Prosser , now of the exuberance of cruise patrons salary of $5,860 a year. He is a It also envisions a "closed noon Dispute Over hour" at the junior and senior 106te W. 3rd St. Prosser was in- which required assignment of two graduate of McPhail School of Mu- strumental in getting the permits policemen aboard in addition to and attended high schools "where students sic, Minneapolis, woruld necessary for the boat to vvisit the boat's own force of four guar- College. Before not be permitted off school Mankato State premises during the upriver ports hereabouts shortl y dians of the peace. taught for lunch period. $2,700 Loan moving to Arizona he In this respect, sidewalks and the 10 years at Welcome, Minn. Han- PURPLE KEYS . . . These 10 students re- Goodview; Karen Aune, 317 E. . 2nd St.: Phoebe 'area between Centra l Junior A District Court jury shortly be- of the junior sen will be in charge ceived Purple Keys for outstanding academic - Beggs , Red" Wing, and J&Anne Horton, St. Paul, High School and Senior High fore noon today began its delib- high school arid elementary mu : achievement and service to the college and and second row. James Mulfinger, Stillwater; probably would be considered erations on testimony heard dur- sic program at Washington-Kosci- ' community at Winona State College' school premises. ing Monday afternoon's trial of usko. s awards JarnHs Sabin . Minneapolis ; Dennis Kesti , Hoyt an action to collect a debt al- ers Still day convocation Monday. Left to right: First Lakes, and Margery Rand 732." W . 4th Si. ( Daily Superintendent of Schools A. Show . • Earl Schreiber, Winona , will L. Nelson said Monday night that legedly owed by a Nodine, Minn., teach English at Jefferson Junior row, Karen Bening, 720 Winona St.; Anita Peter- News photo ' farmer. he could see several advantages High School at a salary of $6,065. son, Trimont; Leah-Marie Ohnstad , 4016 8th St-. to the shorter noon hour which is The jury retired to its cham- Schreiber has his master's degree in effect in virtually all other bers after hearing final arguments and has taught two years at Trem- schools in cities of comparable by attorneys in the suit brought Being Predicted pealeau , Wis., and three at Hast- size. by John E. Johnson, Houston, Showers, which the weatherman this week with the stage going ings, Minn. 10 Win Honor Lunch would be served on e Minn., against Henry Papenfuss, forecast for Monday night , failed from today 's reading of 6.5 to , Fountain • Donovan Fried staggered basis with smaller Nodine, over four loans totaling to materialize but they're back 7.8 on Friday and Saturday. The City, Wis., was hired as an ele- $2,700 made by Johnson to Papen- on tie weather menu, for tonight Chippewa at Durand, 7.4 today, up In Election groups of students going t» mentary music teacher at a sal- cafeterias at different limes. fuss during 1954. Judge Arnold and Wednesday. 1.7 since Monday, is ex pected to ary of $5,020. He has taught for , Rochester, presided at This; he said, would eliminate Hatfield Variable cloudiness, scattered rise to a crest of 8.5 Wednesday. the past two years at Barnevald , the trial. showers and thunderstorms tonight present crowding and lineups Temperatures Monday afternoon Wis., and is a graduate of Eau To Purple Key whten all students are dismis- The only witnesses were John- and Wednesday is the prediction rose to 85 and dropped to only Claire State College. with a little cooler weather Wed One-hundred and thirteen Wino- sed at the same time. son add Papenfuss, represented , 73 during the night. By noon to- Margaret McCabe, Harmony, , nesday and not much change other- • na State College students receiv- respectively, by Thomas A. Flynn day the reading was back up to 81. M inn., a graduate of the College Nelson said that with less con - , and C. Stanley McMa- wise. A low of 55 is predicted for gestion students might be able to Houston THEY WERE slightl y higher of Saint Teresa , will teach home ed awards in Somsen Hall audi- , Winona. tonight and a high of 75 for Wed- enjoy a more relaxing lunch per- hon than a year ago. today when the economics at Central Junior High torium Monday at WSC's tilth Johnson testified that between nesday. iod and there ^would be increased high was 77 and the low 54. The School . Her salary was set at $4,- Awauds Day Convocation. March 27 and Oct. 23, 1954 he participation in the school lunch THURSDAY'S outlook is for scat- all-time high for May 15 was 88 725. Some honors were purely for program. made loans of $700, $500, $800 and in 1932 and the low 31 tered shower activity. in 1921. • Jane Malin. Rushford , was $700 to Papenfuss. Area rains will bring a rise in Mean for ihe past 24 hours was aii academic accomplishments, some THE SHORTER lunch period Interest on the debts was paid appointed Spanish teacher at Wi- the stages of the Mississippi River unusually high 79. Normal for this 'll al- for a combination of academic and would allow for scheduling of a by Papenfuss through 1958, John- nona Senior High School; She day is 59. so spend two days a week teach- service achievements and a few seventh hour class period fof bet- son said, but no payments have Statewise, temperatures again ter utilization of science labora- ever been made on the princi- ing seventh and eighth grade stu- for extracurricular activities only. were rather low in the north and tory facilities. pal. ' ? Winona-Co. Load dents who had had Spanish in the This does not - 'include sports . high in the south with Duluth re- HIGH ACADEMIC Students dismissed earlier in Papenfuss, oh the other hand, elementary grades. A graduate of HONOR ROLL ... Constance Eckhoff , porting a low of 43 and Interna- awards, which also were present- the afternoon also would have said that he had made full pay- the College of Saint Teresa. Miss 409 Lincoln St., left , and Anita Peterson , Trimont , pose on the Restrictions Lifted tional Falls and Bemidji having ed. more time for extracurricular ment both on the principal and on Malin has taught a year in steps of Somsen Hall after being named to Winona State Col- Spring weight restrictions on minimums of 45. Only io students are selected at and athletic activities and still be interest due. . Bolivia. lege's high, academic honor roll at the college's award day con- the Winona County highway At Rochester the morning figure Lilla 465' Hamilton St., year to receive the able to return to their homes by Chester , WSC each vocation. Four students received this honor. 'Daily News photo ) JOHNSON, in direct examina- system will be removed Wed- was 65 after a high of 82 Monday probationary basis the dinner hour. was hired on a Purple Key. They are selected for ' tion by Flynn, said that when nesday, County Engineer Gor- and La Crosse posted 69 and 86 for custodial staff to replace The superintendent said that lor the scholarship, extra-curricular activ- 'd Papenfuss requested the loans he don M. Fay announced. the same times. In addition to chil- Tarras a custodian at Wi- he confer with parochial school Fred , officials to made out checks to the latter in ly weather , Duluth had 1.13 inches Senior High School, who is ities and service to their school determine whether nona they would consider a similar the amounts stated. of rain. Alexandria , too. had near- retiring. and community. 1 schedule. When the loans were made, ly an men ' .wa . Lilla will receive probationary PURPLE KEY winners (all sen- Johnson testified, there had been La Crescent Post A TWISTER in the Benesteel, wages of $330 a month. He's now iors); Library Board nothing said about time for re- S. D,. area damaged several employed in the parts department James Mulfinger, Stillwater, ma- payment nor was there any .dis- buildings and knocked down a pow- at Owl Motor Co. joring in elementary education cussion as to interest to be charg- er line carrying power from Fort Mulfinger Endorses Gavin THE RESIGNATION of Mrs. and minoring in art. Prom Crowd ed. Randall Dam to Winner. has been an honor student, a staff Minn, i Special) Marie Spangler from the board The interest , however, was com- LA CRESCENT. Nine (owns remained without member fmir years and editor two —Gittens-Leidel Post 595 Ameri- business office staff was accepted. Wages . Boosts puted at 4 percent, Johnson said, power early- this mornin g, but serv- years of the Wenonah yearbook, Praised tor can Legion The board held over until next adding "that's what 1 charged , has endorsed Charles ice was expected to be restored publicity commissioner on the stu- Salary increases for four mem- librarian , whose annual salary was Gavin , La Cres- month any action in proposals ,20(1 every time and nobody objected." during the day. dent commission , member of the bers of the Winona public library increased from $7 to $8,000; cent, for com- by teachers and custodial and After Johnson had identified the There were no injuries from ihe collegiate club Kappa Delta Pi . staff were authorized by the Li- Miss Charlotte Harnish , librarian . Its Conduct mander of the 1st maintenance employes for salary . four checks he was asked by Mc- South Dakota storm. Winds of 80 education honor society, (treasur- Sii .BOO to $6,400 ; Mrs. R. J. - Wil- District. brary Board Monday in a nother ' Winona Senior High School stu- Mahon about notations written on miles an hou r gusted through the increases. er one year , member of the pub- liams, children s librarian , $4 ,880 G a v i n served requests, to be considered ' step toward bringing librarians ' V) dents who attended the recent the back of each. The writing said, Winner area. Dry areas of western The licity committee, Students' Nation- to- $.i.r>. . and Mis.s Nita Ho'fman , as post command- begins its budget wages inlo line with those of pub- junior-senior prom at Winona in effect, lhat the checks repre- South Dakota received good rains. when the board Education Association ' . library technician , $3,900 to $4 ,200. er in 1954-55 and year, are al lic school teachers. Country Club Monday received a sented loans to Papenfuss, that At Duluth , the rain flooded study for the next fiscal Delta, (Lutheran student The salary of Pamela Foster , has been finance increases for Gamma The board dev iated from the commendation by the Board of they were lo be repaid within one streets when storm sewers couldn 't for teacher salary group) president one year , and stenographer-clerk , was set at $2,- interest rate of 4 per- officer for 12 the 1963-64 contract year and for city 's general hold-lhe-line policy 700. This reflects a $15 monthly Education for what one director year at an take the runoff. elected to Who's Who. described as " Johnson said that it was his years. A charter custodians and maintenance per- on salary increases for municipal increase automatically given cleri- extraordinarily good cent. LUD WENDFELDT, St. Louis JoAnn Horton, St. Paul , biology behavior. " in making loans, to make member of the sonnel for the year beginning July employes this year on grounds that cal employes who complete their custom, ¦post County jailer, was driving home major. She is a member of Kappa Dr. C. R. Kollofski these notations when the checks , he has serv- 1. , since the library is ir? direct com- second six-month probationary per- . 2nd Ward from work when he felt hi.s car Delta Pi ' president senior year * director , said he thought mention were returned to him from the ed on the execu- junior class secretary-treasurer , petition with public school systems iod. Barbara Clonde . another tive board 14 bump a solid object in the water- should be made of students "rep- bank and he also noted on the honor roll student , member of the in obtaining library personnel , sal- stenographer-clerk , received a $10 years. filled street. It turned out to be resenting their school so well" back of each amounts and dates r»vinavm Academy of Science and treasur- aries must approach as closely as monthly increase for having com- He is presently " a man-hole cover riding atop an possible (li e schoo) scale, pleted hFr first six-month proba- during the prom which was held of repayment. spewing from un- Jury Trial Set er of the Coed Club. vice commander of the District. 18-inch geyser tionary period. Her salary is $2 ,- for the first time off school prem- welfare der the street . James Edward Sabin, 319 Kan- IT WAS ABOUT two years ago ises. McMAHON ASKED whathcr any He was district child education ma- 520. , 1959-60 and Three Duluth homes suffered sas Si. , elementary that the board began ils efforts Superintenden t of notes had been given for the loans chairman 1957-58 the honor Schools A. L. 1960-61. lightning damage, although small jor. He has been on lo revise Ihe librarians ' salary ALL OTHER wages were kepi Nelson said that he'd been told and he said there hadn't. In re- In Eviction Case and is a mem- Gavin is a veteran of World War fires at each place were quickly roll ev ery quarter schedule upward toward Iho school by Country Club officials that the sponse to subsequent questions by ^ Gustav A. Gilsdorf , Homer. Delta Pi. the sa me New clerical employes II and the Korean conflict. He is extinguished. ber of Kappa level. sludent Group was one of the best McMahon , Johnson said he had Minn., today asked for a six-man Ohnstad , daughter nl will begin al $2,400 ; there was married and his wife Ruth is a A preview of pleasant summer Leah-Marie At the conclusion of Monday 's no change in the salary of they 'd ever had as guests of the never given any receipts for in- jurv trial before Municipal Judge Mrs. Peter-Rolf Ohnslad , Andrew charter member of Gittens-Leidel weather came Monday to nearly Mr. and salary d' scussion for Ibe year be- Wally, custodian who' club terest payments made by Papen- S. D. J. Bruski in »n eviction St., Goodv iew art major. s receiving unit. all of WISCONSIN except the ex- 4016 Mh . ginning May 1, Miss Josephine $4, 620 fuss, nor had Papenfuss asked for proceeding. freshman class secre- , nor in the $2-an-hour wage treme* northwest sect or , She was Kukowski, a member of Ihe hoard , for part-time librarians and the IN OTHER business at Monday any. He said that all payments lt is brought by Harrison B. , publicity and social night' High temperatures ranged from tary-treasurer suggested that prior lo this year's wage scale for student employes s meeting , directors appoint- had been made in cash. Nathe. 1289 Lakevlew Ave., and commissioner on the student com- ed Mis.s Lucille Dolan , third grade Pleasant Hill FU 87 at Racine to 69 at Superior. Good- budget sessions a study he made who are on a graduated scale of Johnson said in direct exami- Hugo Curran , 4419 7th St., member of Kapp i Pi instructor at Madison School , Nighttime temperatures wore mission, ) to determine how the library wage 80 ecu Is lo $1 an hour, depending as- nation that he had sought three To Hear Discussion view. ( vice president and president. an sistant princi pal there next year. generally in the 60 degree brackel They allege they own a piece structure could be brought closer on experience . times In conversations with Pa- Plans nrl fraternilv . Kappa Delta Pi and She 'll succeed Miss Grace Mc- penfuss to obthin repayment. He Of Medical Care except for a low of 43 at Superior, of riv er frontage property in lo the public schools salnrv sched- Attending the nice) ing were Mil- SNF.A. ule. U'od who's ret iring at the end of had been asked once, the witness Proposals for medical care for Olher after dark lows were Homer , which they acquired Dec Kesti , Hoyt Lakes. President Kdwanl M. Davis . Mrs. , Wausau 62 , Madison Dennis A. Those receiving raises this year this school yo;ir testified , to accept property in I^a the aged will be discussed when waukee 61 9, 196 1 and that they granted in mathemat ics and gen- O. N. Linden . Miss Kukowska and ' , Kau Claire and majoring are: Miss H Alberla Sei z (I The Winona Memorial Day As- Crescent in payment and had Pleasant Hil! Farmers Union Lo- and Rnc ne 63 Gilsdorf the right to possession He has been on the . head Secretary Hoy Wildgrube. Park Falls 64 , Lone Rock , Beloit- until April 1. eral science. sociation was granted use of the been told later that Papenfuss cal 652 meets at the town hall of this property roll , student commission Rockford and Green Bay 69. Judge Bruski set the trial for honor Senior High School auditorium for would repay the loans when he Friday at 8:30 p.m. , member of the Acade- dormitory counselor . lis Young, Spring Valley : Ronald high Monday was May 24. treasurer ils Memorial Day program in the had sold the property. Speaker will be A. J , D'Ainour , The national 9 a.m. Science (treasurer one Karen Bening, daughter of \lr 1) Zenke. ;ard presented loans and said that each time be for the rise in Tbe need for stenographers and education and art. An honor roll mont. 9.988 in mid-April , the highest to- ucts accounted u book of mat hematic tables as an \Gets $13 Million paid in cash. manufacturing. Text iles increased experienced office workers con- student , she was Wenonah art Other HONOR students main- award to the outstanding tal for that month In the past , secretary first The witness said thnt there had because of heavy product ion In tinued strong. editor and co-ed ilnr taining a 2 00 av erage ur belter year MATHEMATICS student (o Contract at Dubuque been no receipts given for any of nix years, Ray H. Brown , local knit goods Chemicals increased "Labor supply at the end of of Kappa Delta Pi and Kappa Pi also received academic certifi- . Speiu'er Munkel, Spring (hove. ! A $UWV&™™9M *^^ ' < *^' n^ Texas fiance, Mack Caudle, a Houston insurance broker, flew in and in a year . HONORARY FIREMAN ... C. Andrew Kuhn. center, pres- surprised her when she opened at the Latin Quarter . . . at the same The 3 percent selective sales tax ident of the John 0. Melby 4 Co. Bank at Whitehall, Wis., re- time serving notice on the other boys as to who's her leading man. which went into effect Feb. I is ceives a membership card from Fire Chief Louis Boehm, sec- It was well that he swashbuckled into her dressing room snd em- linked with a use tax to be paid ond from left. Left to right , Joe Wilczek, long-time city of White- braced her. Pat wouldn t have on taxable items bought out of hall employe; BoeJim, Kuhn, Adolph Gilbertsor and P. M. Paul- the state by Wisconsin residents. recognized him even in his akin- son , veteran members of the volunteer fire department. (Harold ny-tie get-up— she's that near- Charles Branton, acting head of Arneson photo) sighted. Tall like her late husband the sales and use tax division, Errol . he's also polite and soft- New Sugar says he assumes most people are spoken. She has the ring, but paying the use . tax as they are iums paid on buildings destroyed Uiey've postponed the wedding for supposed to, but the department Firemen Honored or damaged. a while. One reason: Pat , who's will be able to check on it. The department sponsored an an- dimpled, leggy and lovely these Bill Ready nual masquerade dance for yeara days, wants to keep singing and People are being trained to en- to raise mOney for operation. This night spots, while he force the use tax , and it will be At Whitehall; was the forerunner of the annual dancing in " wants her to be a leading Hous- not too long until we have the firemen's balls now held. Persons necessary personnel " ton hostess. Don 't be amazed if For Congress , Branton who do not go to the dances are said. The state has four years in asked to contribute.¦ the Errol ¦ ' ¦ ¦ they honeymoon on WASHINGTON (AP) - The History Recalled . , which Pat now owns which it can collect the fax. Flynn yacht Kennedy Administration intro- ) now being moved from Branton said that in Duluth, WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special — —which is duced in congress Monday a sugar Mother Visits- -Son., JVJallorca to Barcelona , to be char- Minn., across the border from Su- Members of the Whitehall volun- . wealthy sportsman bill proposing a larger share of perior, Vis., 70 some merchants teer fire department were guests in Red China Again tered by a the U.S. market for domestic pro- there. Voice Outdo have voluntarily registered to col- Thursday evening at a banquet (AP)—Mrs. the ors Mary of HONG KOI^G ducers, and eventual elimination i lect the Wisconsin use tax as a JACK PAAR etranded in Pacif- of Individual marketing quotas for convenience to customers from at City Cafe, given in their honor Downey of New Britain, Conn., crossed into Communist China to- ic! I just got this cable: "Jack foseign nations. across the border. If the mer- by the John 0. Melby & Co. Bank . Congressional circles said the day to visit her imprisoned son Paar , John Reddy and I strands chants do not send in the Wis- G. Andrew Kuhn, bank president, bill's provisions regarding foreign consin tax , John in Peiping. week by trop- tbe purchasers are sup- who was ' presented with an hon- «d Guadalcanal for suppliers appeared headed for a posed to do it. orary membership in the organiza- Mrs. Downey is accompanied by ical storms after filming Kennedy hostile reception among some tion, said the banojuet was given her son William. It is her third Fiji The cooperation among Duluth trip to Peiping since John, 32. a PT boat story in Solomons. members of the House Agriculture merchants is especailly surprising, to show the volunteer fire fighters .Airliner with us aboard failed in Committee , including the chair- that the community and trade area U.S. Army civilian employe dur- because Minnesota has no sales the Korean conflict was sen- takeoff attempt when mud flood- man. Kep. Harold D. Cooley, tax, Branton appreciate the services they ren- ing four said. ; Other border- tenced to life imprisonment in ed runway, knocked out two of DrN.C. ing states—Michigan , der. , Illinois , and 1954 on charges that he dropped engines. Relief aircraft unable to Iowa—have sales taxes. P. M- Paulson, member of the de- land here because Henderson Field Foreign nations already have partment since 1911; Adolph Gil- supplies to anti-Communist agents still flooded. All safe but frurtral- expressed opposition to the bill. Wisconsin tax officials have met bertson since 1918, and Joe Wy- in Manchuria. , ed. Best regards." The House Agriculture Commit- with ? Duluth retailers to explain czek, since about 1948, were pre- Signed by Tom Cochran , Paar's tee is tp open hearings today on the new Wisconsin tax law. A sim- sented with honorary life member- First Negro Gin talent coordinator, the cable was the legislation. It would renew for ilar meeting will be held in Du- ships by Fire Chief Louie Boehm. sent trom Honiara, the Solomons , five years the U.S. Sugar Act ex- buque, lowa Tuesday In cooper- Selected for Opera reach piring June 30. Under the act, the ation with the Chamber of Com- PAULSON, said the late Halvmr and was the first news to , Pelagio ' Agriculture Department regulates merce there, Braton said. Arneson John Beatty , Albion Van ST. LOUIS (AP'—Miss . here of the troupe s difficulties. Meet- Henry Franson, , the flow—and to a large extent ings also will be scheduled in other Sickle, James Green, 19,. a college sophomore Joan Crawford was so upset at Mason, William Olson, Sebert Sal- is the first Negro ever selected rumors she was dating Gov. Rock- the price—of sugar sold fer U.S. major cities near Wisconsin. consumption. verson and Charles Schilke were for the St. Louis Municipal Op- efeller she sent him a letter dis- Branton explained that sales members when he joined. ' The U.S. price normally is two era s dancing chorus. claiming responsibility for the taxes paid in one state are a In 1911 equipment consisted of "I almost fainted when my stories, and adding, "I hope this to three bents above the world credit on the use taxes of another. a hand-operated hose cart and a market and it is this premium name was called ," said Miss hasn't hurt you or anyone con- Thus a Wisconsin resident who hook arid ladder truck , each pull- Green, daughter of a mail carrier, nected with you," which the Kennedy Administration buys a car in lowa will pay 2 ed by six men. Wheels on the hose * bill proposes be retained by the who is known to her friends as Joan frankly said, '"I only percent lowa sales tax and l per- cart were about 8 feet in diameter '•P.G. " She Aside, U.S. Treasury. This premium was selected yester- wish it were true! I haven 't been cent Wisconsin use tax. If the car so they would roll easily. The hose would be eliminated gradually. day on her fourth attempl. that lucky . I've only met the is bought in Illinois, the Wiscon- could cover between 300 and 400 "1 realize now I wasn't good Governor once, and in a large sin person pays 3 to 4 percent feet. ; enough Ihe first two times and Government experts say the sales tax there and no Wisconsin group. But anybody would he de- temporary cessation of sugar pur- Equipment was housed in the last year I was overweight. So, tax. Cars bought in Minnesota by city where the city office now lighted to have the Governor as chases from communist-dominated hall I went on a spartan diet and Wisconsin people are subject to is located. Prior to that it an escort." Cuba called for general revision /had slimmed down," she said . the entire 3 percent use tax. been housed behind the American Miss Green, who is majoring that of the sugar act, and that govern- in JAYNE MANSFIELD-ln House, now the Walgert Hotel. English at Harris Teachers Col- " film she's mak- ment aid should be dispensed as In Itie same way, out-of-state "Panic Button , Homed Owle great horned owl nests regu- Department's division of state Chimney fires were not as serious lege in St. Louis, has ambitions with Maurice Cheva- such , rather than as a part of the residents can apply the Wiscon- * ing in Rome These two six-week-old great larly along the Upper River. parks has suggested that old then as now , because everyone to perform on Broadway. Eleanor sugar supply machinery. sin sales tax on their own state's lier. Chuck Connors and horned owls were added tempor- Most horned owls nest quite state park vehicle stickers be used wood. "1 figure if I can mak« it here, Parker—plays a supposedly sophis- It would give American growers use tax if they buy taxable items The worst fire of that time, ac- the arily Sunday to the Prairie Island high in trees. The flood must removed from the windshield here. I can make it in New York ," she ticated painter but actually she's of sugar cane and sugar beets deer park zoo. The two, cording to Paulson , was the winter a raised have toppled a dead tree into before the current sticker is af- Illinois Revenue Director said. a lady of ill repute who has a right to supply 59.8 per cent of from weekK)ld flood victims by Theo- fire which completely destroyed the river, fixed. dore Isaacs announced little man hidden in the basement basic annual total market quota Robert, seven, son of Mr. and Mrs . last week the Ole Torson borne where tlie that Illinois will move doing the paintings . . Season of 9.7 million tons. Karl P. Grabner, 226 Pelzer St.. Muddy River its drive Allen Getts residence is now. State park personnel claim that for more complete sales tax col- Zsa Zsa gave up "Tonight" : She holding them on board, are hot Sunday fishing along this sector it Is getting difficult to fell at a Because meetings were poorly •was ' . ' Greta Thys- The remainder of tha queta of Old Man River suffered from lections into southern Wisconsin. attended, the company decided to scared stiff . . would be apportioned among off- quite ready to fly. glance on some cars whether the sen's here from L. A. to see her loo much runoff from tributary Agents from the two states will assess a fine of 25 cents on each shore producing areas such as proper sticker is on the windshield check used car guy, Jack LeVien of TV, and sell At oresent , they are in an streams. The water raised slightly because of the dealers and other member for each meeting they ' Puerto Rico, Hawaii , and the Vir- accumulation of old businesses in Beloit , a novel to Bernard Geiss .. open pen surrounded by a wire and turned a coffee brown and, of stickers. Janesville , missed. TUESDAY ' movie produc- gin Islands as well as foreign pro- fence without any top. As soon course, this made it no longer and Monroe, Wis., to see that tax Now India s after SHORTLY after he joined Paul- 's putting up $2>A million ducers. But Cuba, long a major as they are able to fly over the fishable. It will be midweek before Special legislation was re- payments are being made. tion. It ¦ son suggested they pay members to subsidize a Bob Hope film supplier, would not share. fence they may take off if they it clears, and this is conditional on quired to permit the alfixing In addition , the Kennedy bill desire. The identifying tuft is no more rainfall. of the state park sticker on the 006 INJURES for attending instead of assessing there. New Delhi , the New Holly- CHILD them and they started with 25 , now at would give these producers a just noticeable on the head. windshield of the car. It is the wood? . . . Joe E. Lewis However some of the back- ARKANSAW] Wis. ( Special > - cents for each meeting and , phon- right to f ill 63 per cent ol the , only seal or sticker of any kind ?5 certs the San Francisco Fairmont During the recent high water , waters were not too dirty Mon- Mary . Demarce, small daughter of for each fire call they answered . ed beauteous singer Marilyn future quota increases reflecting legally authorized to be placed growth in population. Robert Stephan. Prairie Island, day and some crappie fisher- on the windshield. Cluttering of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Demarce, was Rates were later raised to 35 certs Mitchell at the Barbizon for Wom- picked them off a floating log in men were out. Lake Winona taken to a Rochester Hospital for per meeting and 50 cents per fire en to wish her luck resuming her the windshield is frowned on by ' for getting him involved with girls Straight slough. How they got had the greatest appeal locally. highway safety officials be- plastic surgery after being bitten call, and finally to the $1 they re- career . ,. BRAVO : Comics Pep- Anyway, while he's touring) . . . there was not explained. cause of the obstruction to the by a dvg at home. The child suf- ceive per meeting, and f ire now. per Davis and Tony Reese at EARL'S PEARLS: The old-fash- Robert Grabner promised to raise The big walleye of the week al fered loss of a large area of skin The department also receives 2 2 DISNEY PICTURES "The ' driver's vision. This is another the Latin Quarter-gag: world ioned girl wondered if there was them . They now eat a pound of Sportsman s Tavern was a nine- on her forehead. percent of the insurance prem- IN COLOR must be Jewish because the sun's pound five-ounce one caught by good reason for removing a man in her future; today 's am- hamburger mixed with an egg for stickers from previous years, a journey to the imr - name is Sol," h meal. Roy Schmidt, 153 Ffiirfax St. corner* of fcdventurat JEf? bitious lass wonders if there's any park officials pointed out. ¦NOI Cary Grant was in the "How future in her man.—Louis Gins- IT Til ? F.^ TONISHT ^—. it is with deep regret that I am year but this water is extremely £jfe— Mexico easl of here and was temporary and water areas which The Bio. One *% fanned northeastward by 30-mile constrained to |H>sp6nc the date of Ihe visit. " will last through the brood season winds. may be scarce . Sta rts Wed. tgS) Another fire was brought under Th« presldant put off the vitlt control Monday alter burning off "Key lo waterfowl produc- WINNER —scheduled for next month— "un- ^K more than 3 ,000 acres of timber tion. " stales Gavin, "from the and brush ln north-central New til such time as the circumstances southern prairies will be a cool will permit me to go on a stale Mexico. summer and abundant rain. " ENDS WED. 1+ ACADEMY visit, which would be most pleas- D.C. projects, he poinl s out , i\d* I ^ff rfSr* I f ant , because it would be accepta- are . in uenerally good condi- " H MiH-HI ble to our people. " Nr- '|1| •* AWARDS <3 ^ ¦ tion—except for a few in very a^B **" Pi - — Macapagal explained that "the dry areas. ¦¦PiVAMARIE SAINT-WARREM BfeB feeling of resentment among our BEATTY [ "^ttk WMo^B^B^B^B^Lta^*^. people and the attitude of the Gavin strikes a hopeful note in ^l MALOEN ' W___MKK\W_ M m_fW_\m^_^_^_^_\ llmmmmCeT******* I H TVfS.-WED.-TH IMS. Congress of the United States concluding, "Despite the hazards M^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_\__^_ ^N^HK? negate the atmosphere of good and given anything like a normal ANGEU UNSBUW y ' will upon which my visit to the summer, duck production Irom the ^BXHEMIH 'i^SJ^j^BmrnW United States was predicted. northern prairies and parklands HMBBM lflH BRANDON.dtWIlOl should ' bi Improved over last WBtrMMi wutTWTBrrAimimTi V i} YOUR "I feel that our people would year/' never understand how . under the STARTS THURSDAY \\mm _ FAVORITE l circumstances at (his lime, I iS^ m mf m f)£ could go to the United States and WINONA DAILY NEWS m\\\\W\^i i ^O FLAVO dwell on the subject of good will. ~ R f_f? ' TUlSDAYTMAV liriw t At this present moment, the word VOLUME 10t, NO, " !<•_ will sound empty. 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