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New Weather New Plea Before N-Tests Satellite Put in Orbit By HOWARD BENEDICT CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, —The United : States put a new U.S. Set for Blasts weather satellite. Tiros IV, into orbit today, and its cameras and electronic equipment , promptly began sending back photographs of the earth's cloud cover . A 90-foot 7 Thpr-Delta locket , blasting off from this base at 7;44 a.m., put up. the 285-pound satellite.

fa Washington, the National Aeronautics and Space Adminis- On Christmas Isle tration announced shortly before 11 a.m. that pictures , of cloud cover had been received, and that West Urges "indications are that these are good." A spokesman for the space agency said pictures were re- Russia to ceived at 9:32 a.m, at the Wallops

¦ Island , Va. • -monitoring staEion. - :?-•' - . i\<-<\ ->3_*;- ;--vW : .:- .-.-¦:•:¦ . . . " ;/ ' -:HIHni¦ ;¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - - - »! ¦¦ »¦:. ¦ - •':"- - --i-mî ¦*mmmws- '' '- *~ : Officials of Radio Co rp. of JAYNE AND MICKEY AFTER RESCUE ... after their speedboat overturned ,. then swam a America said pictures from the Reconsider Actress Jayne Mansfield is helped to the dock to- short distance this morning to the Rose Island satellite were also received at (TAP) ¦' ' :¦¦' WASHINGTON — Th« day by her husband Mickey Hargitay after their beach where they were spotted by a Coast Guard their , Princeton , N.J. station. United States and Britain an- rescue from Rose island near Nassau, Bahamas. plane, Miss Mansfield was hospitalized for treat- A spokesman for NA"A said nounced today agreement -on They spent the night on a tiny coral rock atoll ment of shock and exposure. - Presi- dential intervention Stennis had subcommittee membership, n ' Kennedy took his rneet-tle-people ent state of nuclear develop-rent Jayne fell off her skis, he- said . campaign to the Japanese coun- dent Kennedy invoked the doc- been one of those attempting to course which would have been the statement said, is the "recent He tried to help and fell off him- tryside today, waving and smiling trine of executive privilege today elicit answers on the point. open to him. massive Soviet tests," Released by 32nd self. She complained of a hurt leg. to forbid Pentagon personnel to Secretary of Defense Robert S. in good humor both at the thou- Tha only subcommittee mem- "The United States and United Drury, in the boat, said be tell a Senate subcommittee the McNamara read to the subcom- " FT: LEWIS, Wash. Wl — Almost 30O reservists mistakenly called sands who cheered him and the ber objecting to the chair's ruling Kingdom governments the state few hundred mustered by the names of -censors Who altered mittee a letter from the President ment then said , "have therefore to active duty last fall — most of them "with Wisconsin's 32nd Division texts of specific anti-Communist was Sen. Strom Thurmond , D- invoking the executive privilege — have been released, the Army said Wednesday. Communists to jeer him. S.C , whose charges that the decided that preparations should speeches. The chairman promptly and directing Defense Depart- be made in various places nnd A spokesman said most of the men were "fillers" from raid-west- "Aren't they a frien-dly peo- upheld the plea. military had been muzzled ment personnel from top . to ern states called back into service to raise the 32nd to authorized full ple?" the U.S. attorney general against anti-Communist state- as part of these the United . King- "I am convinced this executive bottom not to disclose the in- dom government are making strength of 13,748 officers and men said to a newsman several times ments set off the . subcommittee's plea applies and the chair sus- formation about any individual available to the United States after it was mobilized last October. during the day as farmers, house- tains it," said Chairman John study. changes in texts. wives,- .- . workers and children government the facilities at Others were fr om southwestern Stennis, D-Miss. Thurmond did not appeal Sten- The President held it would not Island. " called up to' . bolster 29 mobbed him enthusiastically. (he Christmas states, . Up to the time of the presi- nis' ruling immediately to be "in (lie public interest" to , wh ich is a hu«e smaller units, also ordered to ac- The nsland Supreme Court permit the subcommittee to ques- ,000 miles tive duty last October at the time His enthusiasm was undamp- atoll , li«s more than 1 ened by' several leftist demonstra- tion the censors, and on this lonely of the Berlin crisis. south of Hawaii. It is in a tions that dogged his trail as he Guests at Special Opera basis Stennis sustained the chief section of the Pacific. ' . The Army said In Washington criss - crossed the countryside executive s right to invoke execu- U.S. officials said that the pro- To Hear Tower Tuesday the men mistakenly call- from Kyoto to Osaka before tive privilege. ' posal l-o raise the disarmament ed up had beer kept in the ready boarding a plane for Tokyo. Since the days of George Wash- meeting: at Geneva March 14 to ington , Slennis said, neither the reserve when they should have He ran into one group of 30O the foreign ministers level was been assigned to the inactive re- Embassy Children courts nor Ihe Congress ever has shouting Communists : outside, a not a barrier to g;oing ahead with Case in March serve. ' overriden pleas of executive pri- U.S. nuclear weapons expl osions text ile mill in Kyoto. Waving ban- vilege by a president under the MADISON, Wis. Ifl—Th e Wiscon- The spokesman said first an- ners and shouting "Kennedy go in the atmosphere. nouncement of the release pro- constitutional system of checks sin Supreme Court will hear ar- ROSE ISLAND home ," the demonstrators surged President Kennedy indicated at gram came last December when Visit White House and balances which , he said , pre- a news conference that he would guments next month on a case in- Where Trio Was Found toward the Kennedy- bus , but po- orders called for the screening of By FRANCES LEWINE headdress of one of the singers vents one branch of government order such tests before the end volving the Chippewa Falls tele- lice swiftly moved in and pushed "from imposing its will on the figured in a reservists to determine how many WASHINGTON i. AP> - Jacque- tipped info a lighted candle and ; of the month. vision tower that them back others. " plane crash which killed five men. were on duty because of the mis- thought he saw sharks and called line Kennedy wanted to give em- caught fire in Ihe State Dining ! take in classification. a warning. Jayne jpanicked , Showing his usual calm, the at- bassy children in Washington Room, where everyone was hav- Over objections from Thur- The Soviet Union concluded » Assistant State Atty. Gen. John . Har- 1 gitay said. torney general got off the bus and something American to rcmenfber ing refreshments. , mond that the talking should be series of about 50 nuclear tests in Bowers said Wednesday night Ihe The spokesman said the screen- waved to the demonstrators. In- done by W ill is D. Lawrence, chief and 339 when they go back to their home- case will be before the court on ing turned up 28 officers The N assau Yacht Club said furiated , they closed ranks across The occasion was the second in ' Pentagon censor who was on the (Continued on Page 14 , Column 4.) enlisted men eligible for release. lands. March il. The question before the sharks have not boon teen in Ihe street and kept up their They got something no teen- a series ' of concerts for young ; st and , McNamara interrupted the KENNEDY Of that number , 12 officers and court, he said, could be whether those waters for years. chants as Kennedy and his wife , ager could forget, people which Mrs. Kennedy is | questioning: to read the presiden- nine enlisted men indicated they Ihe state has jurisdiction over tne Hargitay lost his gri p on Jnyne Ethel , and U.S. Ambassador Ed- They saw the While House sponsoring at the While House. tial letter. wanted to remain on active duty , tower. and she went under I he boat, he win 0. Rcischaticr and his .Japa- Wednesday in party style, saw The First Lady invited 2.-J4 leen- : Previousl y Stonnis had ordered according to the spokesman. said, agers froni . mer after she won the An Kast Gen-ian holder guard CAPK CANAVERAL , Fla, d( around the earth has been de- soaps, detergents , cleansers and SUPEHIOK , Wis. lift - The man- Maximum , li): minimum , —;) ; more than $7, . l . She appealed side. layed at. least another day, until waxes; repair service charges , ager of the Superior airport and an noon , H; precipitation, trace. to the Sl ate Welfare Department. Feb. 14. to allow more time to household ut ilities , such as heal , airmail stationed at Ihe Duluth AIRPOR T WEATHER llursli announced his decision The East guard then »wurig a , get his Atlas .booster rocket light , water and telephone; and Air Force Base were* killed today (Nort h Contral Observations) favoring the mother after lie re- kick at the West guard who ready, farm business purchases, such as in (he crash of a light plane near Max. temp. M at 2 pin, Wed- ceived iijipraisals this week from punched him in the chest and No further problem developed feed , seed, fertilizer , tools and ma- Hie edge of a runway at Richard SIGNS GUEST BOOK . . . U . S, Attorney General Robert Ken- nesdny ; min. -7 at ft am . today; four real estate .men. sent him sprawling The East in the big booster , but officials chinery, except motor (rucks , J. Bong; Field. nedy is shown on his knees as he s'gneri the guest book nt (he Id at noon today, Other luion Tlie highest placed present mar- guards rushed up with .subma- property al $1-1,- chine guns and the West guards decided lo take an extra day to Household fixlures , such ns kitch- Killed were Itnl ph K. Ford , 31 , Kawashima Silk Weaving plant in Kyoto , Japan. He is using a rcndiiu-is— Overcast skies' at H .lHii) - ket value of her feel; visibility 12 miles , wind froni 0O0, llursli said , but there is in- laced them with their St. MI guns. prepare Ihe Atlas for the new at- en cabinets , bathroom fixture^, Superior airport manager , and Japanese brush. Dark, object on table is an ink bowl. Kennedy spent tempt, This included a full scale electrical fixtures , and furnace, Airman 2-C Theodore Mcenls, 22 , Ihe vast at six miles per hour; debtedne ss of about. $11,000 against AfttT glaring at each other for Nara and Kyoto, the Industrial and cultur- ¦fueling test for 'the vehicle Tues- industrial machines, and plants stationed at the Duluth Air I'orce two days visiting Osa ka , barometer 30 . 00 and falling; hu- it , Conseinienlly, lie said , Mrs, several minutes, Ihe two groups day. and nursery stock. Base. al center of Japan. < AP PholcUx via radio from Tokyo) midity 67 percent. Sawickl's equity Is $ti ,(Mio . withdrew. West^ririgs pofBabiej To Adulthood By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thf: growing ' safety of '« baby's life; the quest ion of whether human birth is oDly 'n half-way point to readiness fpr. )ife ;: and: a study of blood, for 7.1000¦: ' mothers-art •ubjects for focus on health:: For the ionxious, ' prospective mother and father, the birth of a first child is probably the most important, exciting milestone in life,--v : -: ' ," .7¦ ' - .¦;• 7- . . ^ '- ' . . ' :'>". :• : - calm th«rnselyes : They might ¦ with ."this : Since man' ' • first appeared , on (he earth some . 600,000 years or more ago. , some.' 77 billion babies have . been r born 7 . "Until rteer*Hy, •» Irtst • half of aU babies ' born died before reach ing maturity, '' says the Pop- ulation Reference Bureau. , - 'Man 's, quest : for some?7 formula to avert death included magic, in- cantations and prayers, but none of th ese had shown any efficacy against the major killers. Then, with the .advance of modern sci- ence, the. mortality pattern of a million years was broken;" Now, the bureau points out* . 95 out of every loo babies born In Western, industrial society live to irVRUnHPn become adults:. For some scientists, the idea that the gestation period for man ^ is 267 days is only half the story. Dr.'- ' ".'Ashley. - Montagu , Princeton University anthropologist, says the human baby is ushered into , the ¦world before he. is really ready for it. In fact , birth may be the halfway point; ftt^l^ White ) t tokei thm infant stmt S67 days to develop In the womb, it-s about 267 days after birth before the -child learns to craw!, : . Montagu , feels that' the human Infant has tf>: be born when be is, or he would hot be able to be born .at . all. The infant's brain needs only increase slightly to make passage through the birth, canal impossible; '7 ' 7 v In fact the baby 's "growth ; rate- is such that , it .'jtist . can 't contititte iriside the womb It must continue outside. ; This natural progression^ Mon- tagu says, is 7 reflected in the rhotTier, too. At birth , the mother needs to care and support her child; Her whole body is ready to> minister, to the infant's needs. Yet mother and child are. Iso- lated from each other in manjr modern hospitals, just when they need each other most. Comments Montagu: "Wt liv» In the logical denouncertient of the machine age when no>t only bur thiagsvare made by machine, but human bein gs are turned out to be as machihe:like as we. cam iriaJie them." : Are there secret viruses in an eitpcctaht mother's blood . that cause mental retardation or some other brain or nerve disorder In her yet unborn child? To find the answer , scientistj at the. National Institutes of Health have begun a study to sample th« blood of more ihon 75 .000 expectv ant mothers . The study will cove* centers across the 15 . medical ¦ ' ^mmmwKMmmm ^mVm ^M mm MM United States. Pregnant women ¦ r ifl ^^^^Sr^f^^fÂ ' -zS^^^m^tt. i m |%| ¦ Bfltf%ftll% #%ll#%iA-flftl £ESSEmmm \ i^Sn^^ff ^^ma^^BXt-^ « end their babies will be studied. It -will last some 10 years. Samples ; will be checked f»i viruses that range in effect from the common' cold ' to polio and K ¦ llUlimill I Cb Wj[ J/Ws<2s& Ê( I Nfi 1 ' i LUO • • o WsM /f mmm ^m\^m & d h 'Hi -f 'th' H ' ¦ ' ¦' ' death, (^mT

~ W IMirofci lii lr w WM 'HIBI 9 fl of this low price, - -j e- wf- ¦- y.L w^. - iMll ^l^S^^^^^ ^pP^^ pj monds offered by oth- H % Fargo Taxi particular ¦ ¦ you your full purchase " mond % . ^^^^^^^^ jf ^ purchase of $75 or more. If at the 1''" I C ¦ ¦ time ^^^^^T^^^^^ÔiCThey maintain the 9 Driver Robbed 1 price at any time you ^gr^^^ B ~ of yoor purchase we are sold out of any ^§| ^^^ ^^^^^^^ |ij| | -FARGO , N ,D. (AP ) - A Fargo ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ design you desire, every effort .same HIGH STANDARD ¦ ff H should desire to pur- Mfep^^^^^ g^^ B^ S A^^^^^^^^^^^ || j b ca b driver was robbed and fofced ^g to drive to Alexandria , Minn., Tuesday night . Fargo police said K arl Branner- a call at a tavern man answered¦ and picked iip a man , about 40. M ¦ we ret«rv« ih. ri g u,on. ht io d 'V ' fejj itf ,t ===^gr^7-\ with every diamond ¦ ¦ The man asked lo be taken , to ^ffi î^^ ^f^^^ A ^gm\\ offer See 4 II I t\ A ' fc^^ ** Y Rabin . ' 'Minn ' ., - about nine miles southeast , of here. Hranneirrian M»id when the cab entered Sabsn , the man Wild htm he was nrni ed nnd Braonerman would have to drive him- ' to' Minnea polis. - .; He then took''the . ' company money, from lirannerman . but left 1 he driver 's -money untouched . Romney Will Leave American Motors If He Runs for Governor DKTliOtT i .v— Gern-RC Romney lndicnted Wednesday if he runs for ¦ Uie Hc|iul)licaii nominatio n for piQvernor of . MiclVi Raii he will re- ' f-ifjn ai rH)th~prFS1dent and chair- 1 man of American Motors Corp. j Speaking lo AMC' s annual stockholders rncelir.R Ilonmey said al one point ; "Tlie only reason I have serious- ly enlerliiineil Uie stiHHeslion tliat I miRli t devote my full time " to; public service is thai I know j American Motors is in Kovnd ; ¦ shape." , i ¦ ¦ ! Wisconsin has nenrly lO mil lion j <'0i'fls of sound wood in the sU-ms \ JUST ¦ o\ cnll trees now growing in the. 1 •^^^reHlHCCbuNT IN MINUTES! . lL ¦lorests. f I JMP&fl-i-ita T,LL SjS ' j- j ffil I ^ 1 l /p^V^ IHflMflNn W4TPH • SET YOUH OWN PAYMENTS • DECIDE YOUR OWN TERMSr ^mmW If ' • 0OLD ,N UD D I I llvM- ' oi Sn t inwi? • JUST SA¥ "CHARGE IT" ANO TAKE YOUR PURCHASE HOME WITH YOU! B «t,fu.iyJ^1 out'? !fiBoxed l W^l King, a -viee 7 p.pi. (inday :a f HW H -VVinona:: . . Nov . 18, i960. , v ' ' ;. The baby which they >wish , to adopt has been given the name jail to awak of Pfizer, whose ; headquarters re- ; • ¦Fred¦¦ '¦ He was taken to county offiCial' replied , "Of course not, president. : Minority stockholders ,. - .Schilling . is ¦dinner- chair- The pastor's widow, Mrs, Donna Robert Scott He'll be one year old êsday. was abandoned District Court. :' cently were moved from Brooklyn" Tt,.' " 'jIK ' appearance it? why do: you suppose they're buy- are Mrs. ; D.; C. Alexander of tliis man.7. H- Hnrd w bc ioast- Eastman, now istudeht at Winona on the steps of Seoul City Hail last September and taken to the to New ' York City. "' 7; ' a ing lis?" There are about . 15;000 city.;the former Maude King, and JTI avt:c£7 Steve Ed- State College, will receive ;$13ilOG Holt orphanage where he has been cared for since. 7 VICK WAS arretted as the re- ¦•' ¦ Pfizer; has the J: fi. Jloerig Di-¦'j stfoiri will play sult of a two-day investigation con- of? them. . ' .• her daughter, Mrs. Martha Alexan- of , the settlement with Mutual Their- daughter, : Deborah Kay, was av year old Jan;, 18. vision, for -example; for. manufac- j the| organ. T' he ducted, by Sheriff George Fort aft- What will the new name .be? i der Bradley of Palm "Beach, Fla. . Service Casualty Co., St. Paul, She too was abandoned in Seoul and taken to. the Holt orphanage. • : tore of vitamins and tranquilizers, of Saint : er he was infornied Tuesday morn- , answer: :' : . ' WTiether all of the stock wil I be Coll,ejie , .. which issued the liability policy on The Brutons adopted her by proxy under a federal . 1 aw which Same iWnong other things, and Mprton- ¦ ' 'i ing that someone* had stolen some exchanged is ' riot' known, although Teresa sT r pi e the car. . expired June 30. A second law was passed placing alien children . ¦• What about VVinona National Withcrs Chemical Division, for pe- i Trio wili sing un- children have entered the country money from the association's cash ' this would be the normal procc- . under state welfare and few¦ & Savings Bank and Owl Motor troleum products. • i ' ¦'¦ ' :' der the,, direction HER ATTORNEYS — that ii the ; -; ' '¦ '- "¦: ¦ '•'¦"" ¦¦ ' ¦' ¦"' register between: Jan. 30 and Tues- .dure. . 7v;' .7.7.v " : ' :. -7 since: - - . •: . . " .- ¦ ¦ bf Si.ster Marie, attorneys for the trust — will re- arrived iri Portland, Ore.,. June 3 on an airplanevcarry day.. ' .- ':- . ¦•' ¦ " ' ..; .. .777 77 .7 . The; Watkins stock has never ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ Debbie ^ . ; Q, S ; F: ' ¦ .' • - ' ' ceiyev $6,666. They are Frank S. ing 97 Korean babies; The Brutons met her there. Sheriff Fort saidf Vick has sign- been offered publicly,, arid there- VV Newhouse and Richard Plunkett of fore, little is known about th« fi- 7 The public 'i$7 in- ¦ '¦¦¦' While they are in Korea, Debbie will be cared for by friends. ed a statement in .which he admits Rochester. 7 . .'. . nancial affairs of this direct sell- vited. Tickets.are taking the $86. Also missing from AAefcur^y to Glinrib ' available f r o ' m : The attdrn% for the insurance the' . :' . 'cash . :; register ' were three ing company. company was William Hull of Wi- Chemical Week ; ah industrial iho : Winon a Coun- Softie fjoorn Cracks Checks, one for. $3,000 and others ¦ ¦' • ¦ ¦ ": ¦ ¦ ' ty R c u b t i- nona, He does not participate, in 'the and publication,. last August estimated « »i- ». • ' P . for $52^50 514.63. Vick admit- , Mrs- . - " c - a7n Committea approved-settlement: 7 Triple Tax on Windows iri Stores ted , talcing these checks with the l its annual: sales at $60 to $65 mil- W* day members and. at the door. ' Qver 20 Fri lion a year. Estimated The balance of $228 — after the A large display wlndoy af intention of cashing" therri,, but he Pfizer sales ' payment to Mrs, Eastman and the for 1961 were Mrs.wMooty w-a?. graduated in Kalmes Tire Service, 116 W. said he later, fore them up along The weather word: The highway departments in $280 million up from attorneys — represents other court . . $26a million in i960 1940 , from Washburn .Hi^h :-School, ¦ Wistonsinites in 2nd St., was cracked Wednes- Highway 43 between .Hart and Wi- Variabi''e. .'- cloudiness and Minnesota and Wisconsin reported . ' costs. -:¦ ':¦. 7' - - > ¦• ' . 77 ' *¦ ¦ '' V • Some M'inneapolis.- where she was a val- day night, apparently as th« nona. :. v '. ' . "' warmer : tonighi and Friday.'- ¦'-.: - all ;highvvays in .good winter driv- of the financial affairs of ' Mrs. Eastman had sought.dam- . the- company will edict prJiiriy . ln; . lfW .3 the was grad- result of a loud sonic boom Vick left quite a few other checks Southwest winds; with a max- ing condition .with the exception become knowi- ages totaling $150,000 in six suits : • ¦ edge when Pfizer meets reporting uated siimma curiv iaiidc at; 19 from :-.':&¦ -ur 7;40 D.L in the cash register, Sheriff Fort imum velocity of 10-20 miles an of icy spots .iii shaded areas and brought in District Court in Roch- Minnesota Jobs ¦ rcquiremy the trustee nesota are .- going to puffer a new rest of the money so no one: would mal exchange of the stock. for Mrs, Eastman; ' were settled several windows and doors in tonight and a high Friday of 20:25. its' grip on Northern Minnesota was gracli'.ate 11. that this action who live in Wisconsin, even though in February with the amount only Madison and Lone Rock —A,,Be- would be in the best interests of chairworiian since 1959. In 1958 she daughter born after the accident and questioned him several, hours ¦¦ ' . the checks are earned in Minne- . an inch , - ' ' loit-Rocklord zero, Milwaukee ; 3 the community, and: the King fam- was chairman ; of the district Re- live at Lewiston. . until Vick admitted the theft ily ' 7 A: breakdown , of the settlement sota and already subject to both above and Racine 5 above. expects to remain closely as- publ ican convention, tlie first wpmr . A YEAR, AGO today Wirvona had sociated ; with each:" • ". • : an of. either party in Minnesota to allowed $4,500 for 7 the death of Minnesota and federal withholding a high of 42 and a low of 10. All- - '¦¦• '. '¦¦ ' ¦ ¦ Pressure on DAYTIME HIGHS varied from preside at'.a district political cori- Pamela, $3,000 for Thomas, $3,- taxes.; - . . - •: time high for Feb. 8 was 48 in 22 -at Lone Rock to 3 " below at ALTHOUGH employment 000" for Carol , $3,000 for James, ' might ventiori. She and her husband biva ' Scouts 1925 'and the'low —26 in 1899. Mean Superior - Duluth. Bcloit - Rockford not be. affected, soirie^ executive; thieve young sons. •'. $3,500 for Mary, and $3,000 7 for The .' /withholding. schedule that Explorer ¦ " ' went into effect in Wisconsin Feb. for the past '24 ' hours , was 8. Nor- bad 20, Racine 18, Madison arid changes might occur , although spe- John. mal for. this- day is 18,, Milwaukee ; 15, Eau Claire: '"llv culation on that seemed premature . Attorneys for the plaintiff took 1 is stiffer than that of Minne- Senators for , Green. Bay. 10, \Vausau 9 and Park since the transaction has not been one-third of the settlement in each sota, which has been in force since Exploring Caves ' ' ¦•::¦ ¦ last Oct: 71. ' Falls 7; ' - . formally consummated. .: ¦ ¦ Using a Wisconsin man with a •'- Adventures of Explorer Scouts Very light snow feir over the Mrs.. King said yesterday "that Minnesota Blue in the Hiawatha Valley—such as southern sector but g e n er a 1 agreement had been reached for wife and two children—or a total Taconite Aid Woman Ceis ¦ ¦¦ "¦ of four exemptions—as an exam- cave exploring, camping on a Mis-- amoiints : were negligible. .". . .' sale of company to. Chas. Pfizer -DULUTH, Minn. (AP)-Minne- Temperatures at midmorning to- Co., Inc., pie, the amounts : to be withheld sissippi sandbar ..or being a guest subject to necessary ap^ Shield Executive Leaders Named sota's two DFL senators, visiting day ranged from —21 at Wausaii to provals by boards by his Minnesota: employer of tlie Air Force in Rlinneapolis of directors of are: ; the Iron Range today, faced a , At $100 a -week, $1.70 for- Min- -^¦were related by LaVerrie De Drop Wilh Rifle 6. above at Beloit-Rockford! both.companies," demand that , they either support nesota, $2 for Wisconsin ano!$12:48 Vries,' adviser to the Plainview . Homestead; Fla., had Wednes-: v; John E. McKeen, president and the taconite . amendment or urge , ' day's national high of 81; while In- chairman of the, Pfizer Explains Program for the federal government. Explorer¦ Scout ; post, to the Ro- board, and For TfrGouniy Congress to control imports of for- tary '.Club: - -at'-;--Hptet AVinona ; Wed- ternational, Falls, Minn., was this other principal officers haire been PAUL CAP): •At $200 a week, $6.50 for Min- ' ' : . On getting Tom ST. . — The execu- eign iron ore.: . -:.:..:. nesday, ¦¦ : ;. mornings' coldest spot with 33 be- here twice,.the week of Jan. 22nd tive director , of Minnesota: Blue nesota, $7.40 for Wisconsin and The challenge was laid im-Mrs, Virginia ' ' ' ' - " ' ' and . . down It was a part of the club's Scout MIL-WAUKEE • lOWv .:- : . • . • "; ' ." - :"?, last week. They are expected Shield said today his organization $33.05. for the federal government. Wednesday night by Republican . who said she' had bunted in here again Week activities. Nearly half . of Wolfe :, next week. In:: the already has a medical - surgical Gov. Elmer L. Andersen in 'ai talk and "AVOH some money IN THE : NORTHEAST; the frig- rneantirne Hospital Drive The tax bitej are much more the club's rrtembers; are engaged Canada other Pfizerv staff peo- plan for . the aged in effect that to: the West Duluth Industrial ¦ ' around shooting galleries," picked id air; dropped readings to nearly ple have been here and were due ¦:' WHITEHALL, Wis. ( Special) - severe for people who claim no ¦ ' in some Scouting activity. " ' ' " .. -¦; ¦¦ ' closely; resembles a proposal out- exemptions—married women, Club. - . '.: . . up her. .22 caliber rifle and got the 30 below in Maine. Coldest spo ts again^foday.;: •, . 'by The fund campaign for Tri-County, for "We have discovered many Millinocket, w-ith —26 and lined .-recently- . . a; national instance, ."It is too much to ask that the drop on . a Peeping . Torn. were Memorial Hospital . Whitehall, has who live in Superior but fascinating.\caves in the White- with a --14. reading. PFIZER STOCK closed group! work in Duluth stores unemployed people of .northeast- When Patrolman Richard Red- Old Town, at AV/a progressed with the appointment of , hospitals water area in the past 18 montlVs," ' Temperatures in upstate; New on the New York Stock Exchange Thomas . Paton said Minnesota or. offices. Such an individual ern Minnesota support senators man arrived, he asked Mrs. Wo l fe section chairmen -, and division De Vries said. : "Cave exploring York were mostly, zero to 10 abov e. Wednesday, up:l?4- on 10,200 shares. Bhae Shield's plan provides medi- would pay 80 cents to Minnesota; and congressmen: who oppose the to put away the rifle: She did , arid leaders, a kickoff meeting of the and study of life within the caves Four inches of fresh snow fell in Announcement of the Watkins ac- cal-surgical . coverage fair/persons $1.10" to Wisconsin and $10:69 to taconite amendment but keep on related that the , window-peeper oyer 65 r "pattern gifts" committee, and a ¦voting have become one of the pos t's Watertown. 7 quisition was made after , the close. at a rate of $2.95 per Uncle Sarri from a weekly salary to let iron ore come iii ' ' ¦ "went flying over, a snowbank arid month — if the indivirlual' meeting with 18 area clergymen. . major activities." :" - . , ' It was —29 in Marquette, Mich;; : Pfizer has 60,000 shareholders s in- of $50, leaving $37.41 in her pay that keeps jobs . from their own . . disappeared.''" . - . cprne . is less than S2 40O and tha 7 Section chairmen: for general people," said Andersen. , "We held a "sunburn camp" on —25 in Peilstpn ; Mich:, arid —20 and 18 ,000 employes. - . . arer Knut Amble, envelope, It's possible that she . : family's below $3,6fl07 : solicitation a Mississippi River sandbar last Working from :a description, of- in Eau Claire: Wis. Joseph F. Rhoderick, manager . ' Reynolds Tomter and could draw upwards of $35 a week, Whitehall; . His address came as Sens. Hu- devoted to fishing, swim- ficers picked up Richard Schraven , . Outside the cold belt, increas- of the TvVinona Industrial Devel- The proposal for a national metf- Robert Hanson , Pigeon Falls; Le- tax free, in unemployment com- summer bert Humphrey and Eugene Mc- water activities; 25, who appeared , before ; Judge ingly mild and moist air .from the opment Association, was not in the Ica 1-su'rgicai'- plan to cover senior land Chenoweth, Blair, and Jtobert pensation if she had enough work ming and other Carthy, with Rep, John Blatnik; " back Christ Seraphim Wednesday on a West arid Southwest brought warm: city today to comment on the ad- citizens was outlined recently by Ofsdahl, Ettrick. credits piled up, besides saving a The boys want; fo go for an- D-Minn., moved into the range to other, " disorderly ' conduct charge. Tlie er weather arid caused widespread vent Of Pfizer. 7 the National Association of Blue Division leaders who are enlist- dollar or two , on transportation. week this year. . explain to the 'jobless there what There are roughly 9O0 Scouts in case "was continued while Schraven precipitation during the night in Shield Plans, a trad e organization ing team captains, with a goal of the government was:doing t° bet- underwent- a cOurt-ordered mental many areas. 7 for alt Blue Shield plans,' - and re- 400 volunteer workers in the hos- The Wisconsin tax official point- the 41 units in the Sugar Loaf ter conditions in the mining cen- examination. ceived approval of tlie American pital service area ',. so far. include ed out a path—marked by red ¦ District of the Gamehaven area, ter. . "The : neighborhood v had been Medical Association , Paton said. Arnold Hanson, Howard Ackley, tape—around the double withhold- Ferris C. Booth said in a-brief Barn, Silo Burn ing, problem. A Wisconsinite who The governor said there were talk. 7 7 alerted about a peeper and we'd 800 at Funeral for Neither plan includes hospital Roger Back, Ervin Hamisch, Don- only two choices . — the taconite works in . Minnesota can write a . Colored movies taken during the been trying to nail him for a long care costs, Paton said . ald Ackley, Rayder Amundsori, measure or import quotas. He time," said Mrs. Wolfe , a 38-year-: Slain Policeman Putting the , E. O. Runnestrand, letter to the Wisconsin tax com- Canoe Derby, last summer fr orin national plan into Ben Erickson said he favored , the: amendment old divorcee who is employed in Al Independence operation now will be up J. Arthur Johnson, Roy Carlson , missioner, John Grohouski, a sk Red Wing to Winona were shown. BURLINGTON, Wis.: M-Some /to the because it would bring more an industrial plant: "I -work late board of directors Keil Blank, Edmund Woychik, Carl for exemption from Wisconsin Richard Husmari, Cotter; High nod-persons ,., including 250 uniform^ ; INDEPENDENCE. Wis. (Spe- of the various plants into the state and boost and I didn 't want to meet him iri , cial)—A state Blue Shield plans.; Nordhagen, Donald S. Johnson, withholding taxes on the ground School, and David Nelson , Winona cil officers from as far away as barn and silo Were: de- tliat the salary from -which the employment. High School were introduced as the alley without my rifle," Green Bay and Fond du Lac, fill- stroyed in a fire Wednesday noon Willie A. Johnson, Stanley Tro- In his talk, Andersen listed four . "Historically," Paton said, "Min- taxes are withheld is earned en- student guests for the month. • ed St. Mary's Roman Catholic on the Clarence Prokop farm about vatten and Dr. L. L. Patterson, in points: Mrs. Wolfe said she looked out nesota Blue Shield has cooperated the Whitehall , Pigeon Falls and tirely in Minnesota and already of her window Tuesday night and Church to capacity , today for the eight miles northwest of Indepen- with national programs. Whether Ettrick areas. subject to Minnesota withholding Fast tax writeoffs for taconite saw a man looking in the first- funeral ; services of a slain com- dence. A second silo under con- this will he another - instance of ' • rade. ' struction also burned, E, J. Colliton and C. Andrew taxes. facilities ; state law changes to floor window of the house next v . cooperation 7 will be up. to our 5 GOP Caucuses . Sgt. Anthon y Ellers was shot lo Nine of the 17 head of. •¦cattle Kuhn; . Whitehall , are chairman A letter of .verification from the prod firms into developing unused door. "She grabbed her gun and 7 board." . and associate chairman respective- Minnesota employer should ac- taconite reserves; demanding im- went into action after telling her death early Monday as he grap- and about half of the estimated 3Ie noted the national ; proposal Set at Rushford 160 pigs and ly of the "pattern , gifts" committee, company th*> request. The Wiscon- mediate payment of federal in- roommate Miss Patti Palmer, 311, pled with one of two brothers he young sows that were would give care to elderly persons . had intercepted in their flight housed in the barn were rescued. which is putting on an advance sin. tax official said action prob- come taxes on foreign branches of RUSHFORD, Minn . (Special) - to call police, with an income ' -of ?2 ,40O or less gifts, designed ably could be taken on the request from a burglary. ; Mr. and Mrs. Prokop were not campaign for larger American steel firms, and denial Fillmore County Republican pre: Mrs. Wolfe said she went to the ' and . -to couples with an income of to set a pattern " . for the general within 30 days. • -. . - of depletion allowances on foreign einct caucuses will he held on The HI. Hcv. Msgr. Joseph J. at "home when fire broke out. Mrs. under $4 ,000 for ahout alley and waited for a bus t> pass, , $3: per campaign. The comrhit'tce has be- But, he cautioned , there prob- operations where firms neglect do- Monday, County Chairman Car 1 iisinp the noise it made to cover Ilcin celebrant of the Requiem .fohn liolslad , who lives on - Peterson , Tracy O, Rice, Dr. N. Si withhold the Wisconsin employe's The bill would permit manufac- of Arendnhl and village of Peter- Id respect and obey the ' )avv ," fighting the fire , ' tax payments until the exemption Msgr, I loin said. Cause of the blaze has not been Trempealeau 'County court cases Simons, Kenneth Swenson ahd Dr. turers to amortize for tax needs son, Moving Equipment hoard by Jtidgt? A. ,' authorization is received. Further- "Let us not have n man l ike determined. An estimat e of the L; Twesme E. O. Wilbcrg. the cost of any new plant and In addition to discussing various _ Wednesday were: is chairman more, tho Wisconsin tax official equipment in five years instoad of political CANTON , Ohio (AIM There Sgt. Eilers die in vain ," loss was not available, ' Thurman Fremstnd aspects activity, each ' ' Pyrl Storsyen, F.llrick. charged of this group at Pigeon Falls, said , there is machinery in Wis- of the longer period now required. precinct will elect officers, dele- was a 10-rooni , two-sl ory, bi'lck ' house with ;*tt:ichcd'double pa- w it Ii driving j ifter revocatiiiii . with assistance from Arthur Dahl, consin law under which the state Humphrey said Blatnik was intro- gates and alternates to the coun- pleaded guilty can proceed against the Minne- rage on Ohi o 43 today — right ami was; sentciiced Ray Hagen , Henry Paulson , Wen- ducing similar legislation- in the ty convention at Preston March to n $50 fine or . 20 Roger Kokus aiul S. W, Hranow- The winning team will competo merce board of directors will hoW auto with Wyoming license pl ates SEARCH HAS continued by his baters , winning'at Zumbrota Tuesday with n record of six wins pki . Wisconsin Hapids , Donald later this month nt the Garnehavcn a luncheon meeting at 12:15 p.m. KTTRICIC , Wis. (Special i-Er- wont out. of control and plunged parents; Ed Brudos, representing nnd no losses, will compete in the state tournament. Feb. lfi-17 Krug, Galesville , and Keilh Has- council tourrioy at Rochester. Monday at Hotel VVinona, nest . Twesme is re'mndeling and into a dilch full of water. an insurance company having a kins, violations Chn(- ¦ Holira.'ii , . xanie . Explorers from Preston , with the other top seven teams of the slntfi. Left to right , John expanding his building on Main .lames LnLuna, I'J, reportedly policy on his life , ami the ' sher- Rokus ami lli- .nuiwski paid S20 ficld. Spring Vnl ley,, Harmony, Ma- ETTRICK PATIENT Vandcrau , .lean Lnudon, Coach Warren Magnuson holding the St., to araimmodnto his grocery from New York , crawled from the iff' s department. His father thinks each and Kin.: - ami llaskins , $l.i Rushford are cxjiccled to (S 1) . bel and KTTMCK , Wis. p e c i a . — t rophy, Joanne Daniel and Mary Hymcs. They competed with unci locker business. .A wall, h.-is vehicle , stopped n passerby, and he may have been inju red , wan- each. enter the tournament, here. District Wayne Erickson who recently haul teams from Winonn , Hoehcstcr. Zumbrota , Waseca , Northfield been >-omiived' trom Ihe locker nski'd for help. He was take n to dered from the scene, ¦and made I.loyd iMsvlo .'i' , WhlU 'h.ilt . operat- Explorer Coordinator Phil Rogers, surgery for a ruptured appendix space and.new shelvin g and more the Whitehall hospital. He was re- his way elsewhere, u victim of , anil Spring Valley. Winona placed second 51 and Rochester ing loo hist . for . conditions , $H> Clint-field , will conduct tho tourna- is ill ngtiin and hns returned to , , eiiuipment have been added for the leased the following morning lifter amnesin. No clues were found nt third photo) Knch fi>ifeitun; iiicliHleil ii ment. a La Crosse hospital , 4-2. tMrs. Frank Jvoch grocery business. telling authorities that ono oC bis the water hole. costs. B CALEDONIA CAFE SOLO They'll Do It Every Time y Jimmy Hatlo Directors Named CALEOONIA, Minn. (Special)— ¦ " ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' — ' _ ' -^ — - - ' , : - ' —¦—I ' " ' iiM — i— i i ' ii i i iii'ii li ' Gov. The Schfoeder Cafe, operated by ^ Nelson Says Mr. and Mrs. Cart Schroeder , has Far Caledonia been sold to Junic-r Koenig who M c?6m&n^ has taken over the operation and Time Needed fo Hospital Board management of the cafe on Mon- day. The name of tlie cafe will be CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) — changed to Koenig Cafe and will be Determine Income Three members of the Caledonia open every day and evening. 7 Nelson Remembers Cornrnunity Hospital Association, EAU CLAIBE, Wis, WV—It will Inc., were , re-elected at the , an- be three months before the state nual meeting Wednesday after- knows whether the new selective noon. They are O. J. Strand, J. face of Voter sales tax will produce the expect- C. Driscoll and Herbert Fruechte. f DOMT DtlAY By EARL WILSON ed $50 million for real estate prop- Two were elected to succeed erty iTNOHrr NEW YORK — Good-looking, young Gov. Gaylord Nelson of Wis- tax relief, Gov. Gaylord Nel- George Schauble and John rtippe. -&e tagged for bigger things by President Ken- son said Wednesday. They are B. A. Quady and Leo THE CENTURY consin¦ — who¦ has been ¦ nedy ' — he ¦might .even be vice presidential or presidential timber ' Failure of the Legislature to ap- Schouble. THEATRE WILL prove a $6 million tax on financial sometime — has been getting the VIP treatment here from such VIPs According to the financial xe^ CLOSE MARCH 11th es Adlai . Stevenson. ' . institutions, Nelson said* made it jj ort, total income last year was YOUR UST CHANCE handshaking here reminded Gov. Nelson of visiting a difficult to know immediately $161,138 iand total expenses were TO SEE! All: the whether other tax sources will small Wisconsin town where his campaign managers persuaded him $144,476, leaving a net of $16,561. , and shake raise enough to permit the full in- The 1961 payroll was $77,388. to visit a local bar come of the sales tax to be devot- hands. boosters are stirring, up a great ed to property tax relief. Total number of patient days for One man 's face was extremely campaign to get Merv to take, over the year was 7,186. The 24-bed familiar. . Gov: .. . Nelson couldn't the Jack Paar show before John- ThY governor was questioned at hospital averaged 19.69 patients think of the name: Ay Carson assumes command . . . a news conference as he came per day. In addition, 786 out-pa- !Tm . Gov: Nelson — haven 't we Janet Leigh, Laurence Harvey, et. here to address the N orthwestern tients were admitted. There were met before?" he said in his most al., of the "Manchurian Candi- Wisconsin Schoolmasters Club. 213 births. charming manner. date" troupe were having a grand He took part in the city promo- A total of $121,256 has been paid " the man mum- lime at Luchow's till a local judge, "I don 't know. : tion, "Milk City, UiS.A.," which from hospital earnings and pledg- bled. "I meet so many people. 1 a Show Business square Who is aimed at helping reduce the es more than make up the differ- can't remember them . all. " meant no harm wigwagged to her dairy surplus, and made four ap- ence of $119,000 required over the Beautiful , statuesque Marthe Er- to bring Larry Harvey over. Janet pearances, village bond issue The guy including one onv tele- $300,000 and rolle (who's now in the Pierre flipped and boiled over. vision. approximately $315,000 allocated to ) meant no harm ; in fact , he later Cotillion Room shoiv had a date Nelson said he was not cam- the new . 37-bed hospital from fed- to audition for the- Sid . Caesar said . "Is that Janet Leigh or Vi- eral Hill-Burton vian Leigh and does she know who paigning, and told the newsmen he funds. "Little Me" musical—nnd that saw no urgency in announcing his tlie building project very day she got laryngitis and 1 am?" . . - -. . Harvey, Janet, etc., , well under will shoot scenes at Madison Sq. future plans. He has repeatedly de- way, also provides for converting frt, rfl,lIlWaiTHOIIASoriou«-noira«' couldn't sing. "So it wouldn 't, be Jack Benny >>» »«lfl(1l,ll i»i,miil»i»ll» n« «¦» <¦"¦ nm* clined to say whether he will seek the present hospital to a C «MM h, gvra w«« ¦ ¦ total loss," she says , "I took Garden , and in one in Central nursing e*-*t* *. P pit,, Harvey dives into a reserv- Voice of the another term as governor or run home. The two buildings' are ad- off my dress and showed Produc- ' for the U. S. Senate. jacent. • er Cy Feuer my body," When I oir . .' ; Frank Sinatra and Mike > ' said "HUH? " sli e explained, Romanoff dined at El Morocco s In Rochester In his date with tha schoolmas- "Meaning how I look in a Leo- Champagne Room—solo. ters, Nelson reviewed his proposal '¦ ( Outdoors North Western Bell tard." . Which she had on under THE B.W. THINKS I should for a three-semester program in the dress.) She . hopes she'll be print this to show how witty she Wlicotisln P«8r«*s« contract, Voight said the de- state colleges. He said that by.1864 Employe to Retire invited back—without laryngitis Annual reports of conservation partment would vigorously op- SPJCtAl RAWS TO GROUPS is. Anyway, it was Goose Feast For Checkup the schools , will be turning away ' and with leotard. • commissioners are normally pretty pose any move to dissolve qualified students because of a Lewis H. Prigge, 65,. 514 E. King Watch for Opening of the time at Luchow's, and after I or- ROCHESTER , Minn. (AT—Jack St., dered the goose, the B.W. leaned dry reading, but Jim Taylor, a county forests, but woul d lack of facilities, retiring after more than 19 - beautiful N ew Cooper- GEOR.GE JESSEL was reported Benny said Wednesday he's feeling former . Madison outdoor writer, "work diligently toward a solu- State aids , years as a janitor for North West- In Chicago; to be marrying a young over and cooed , "You're very fine , has lied himself into ^believ- to schools Nelson said, Cinerama Theatre this game." ; now Wisconsin News service di- tion to the financial problems have increased from 18 to 25 per- ern Bell Telephone Co., will be Sirmmer with the Premier* secretary there—but he quickl y ing he's young, and came to the rector for that state's Conserva- which have caused dissatisfac- honored by his employes today at denied it. "In the future," he told Eddie Fisher may nab a cameo cent of educational spending since of "HOW THE WEST Mayo Clinic only for a routine ex: tion Department, give s : Wisconsin tion with the law." The Vilas' 1955.. He said the formula must b-e 6:30 p.m. at the Oaks. us, "I will love lightly, in self role in "The Longest Day" in amination. v residents an excellent summary of County challenge is currently Prigge, whose son, Kenneth, WAS WON" in defense" .. . Juliet Prowse now France (meaning he'd have to revised because even with the in- 845 "The only time I have a checkup Conservation Director L, P. Voigt's being fought out in the courts, crease the state participation is not 47th Ave., Goodview, alsp works gets equal billing; with Debbie leave Liz alone doing "Cleopatra" Is when I'm feeling good ," , the co- for the telephone Sq. movie days ) . . . 1961 report just released in the enough. company, will re- Reynolds in Times in Rome for a few median told a news conference in following article: Voight said the 1961 deer sea- ceive a gift from his fellow em- houses . . ' . The rumors ; about IJerb Shriner's planning to do his son vindicated the departme nt's his hotel suite. ' : ployes. drama critic resignations evident- "Wonderful People" TVer here : :Ih7 assessing. ' gains ' macle' in management policies and demon- He woTked previously ly aren 't true . , . Bern ice Parks '-..' . Morris Levy (of Roulette Re- Photographers sang "Happy Don't Put Sex at Griesel's . Birthday " to Benny768 next week, the past year Voight said, strated the . wisdom of the Legis- wholesale grocery, now out of took complete charge of Ruby cords and The Roundtable) will ' "Our citizens discovered : that lature's enactment of the ' variable business, and , at Foo's since her nipther's death, marry Norn . "'Crla'sseil in Miami; and Benny offered cigars. — "cheap Tag on Pay Check City Hall. ones," he said .THe played his vio- conservation means more than quota plan for 1963. He pointed but she'll :be back :.in the shows she's the ex-wife of Houston sports- just hunting: and fishing and out that 1961 in general saw an ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - "Don't . . ;¦ ' . Donald O'Connor went to bed man Alfred C. Glassell Jr.... lin for the reporters and photogra- put . phers. they enthusiastically backed upswing in populations of small a sex tag on that pay check." SPECIAL -. TO FRIDAY after he bacame a father again— Lauren Bacall and Greer Garson that discovery with hard cash game animals " with consequent a high government official urges MONDAY with the flu—so Kay Starr took invested inv "A Thousand Clowns- ' "It ' s 50 years in show business, businessmen. 7 ¦.;¦' ''. the entertainer in the form of a cigarette tax better results for hunters. WTiile : GRILL ROOM Cfl' over for him at the Las Vegas (which'll star Jason Robards) . . but the age is 39, . and parka sticker," \-' "If a rrian and a woman do - CA Sahara. He'd been flying daily to Roy Cohn's style note at the Voi- said. He added that he has ho in» expressing concern over effects of BUFFET DINNER . ONLY $XwU the current severe winter on srnall identical work they should receive 5 to 10 p.m. Santa Monica to Visit his wife sin : A scarlet doeskin Jacket . tention of retiring. Voight said the new broad ac- the same pay." Sidney Kingsley's finishing up Pretty Angela Martin sings in the game, Voight reminded sportsmen . . . "Why should I retire?" he asked ceptance off financial responsibili- that ultimately land use controls The speaker was Esther Peter- LUNCHEON— Tenderloin Steak on Toast s French Fries, a play—three years and two weeks Copa show. "One maintains his youth , by ly- ty "will stand us in good stead ' game abundance because it deter- son , assistant secretary - of-Tab6>r. Slaw, Beverage. #1 -Overheard nt resources, legislative or otherwise, ¦ ¦ COLOR CARTOONS B So far, Mrs. Hemingway has 1 year . . S12.0O 3 rnontm ' ' . ' 13.JO Fun Spot a White House reception Wednes- measure up to a firm standard of Steps toward control of the sea « montha ._ J6.M 1 rnonm ¦ . Feb;. 10" day for children of diplomats was turned up parts of manuscripts, _ . . »1.3i :- . Saturday, -7: policy, v lamprey in the Great Lakes during AH ether ma lilubscrIpfioni: Old Time COMIC BOOKS this conversation between a young including "To Have and Hay« ' '" '' P (which he wrote in Key He said the department was the past year according to Voigt 1 year . : . : . ili.oo 3 mohthj . ~J4j r* JOLLY BOHEMIANS guest and Caroline Kennedy, 4- Not" indicate great promise; t months . . ss.W 1 month . . . $1.4) Friday, Feb. 9 West) , photographs of fishing engaged in battles during 1961 for revival year-old daughter of President and of the lake trout fishery. He said Send change of address notices, undelivered EMIL GUENTHER Sunday. Feb. H Mrs. Kennedy : trips In the Atlantic Ocean and that ranged over its whole ¦ copies, lubscrlptlon orders and other mall Mixed , letters, telegrams, field of responsibility "and ihv . efforts toward this end would be items to Winona Dally News. Box 95, Wi- Area's Finest Dance Band "What do you do around here?" Caribbean Sea intensified during the coming year. nona, Minn POLKA CARAVAN asked the visitor. and printers' proofs of stories. most cases emerged victori- •econd class posfaoe paid at Winona. "I walk my daddy to the office The items were stored in the ous." In enumerating them, he Voigt pointed to the large every rhorning." rear of Sloppy Joe's Bar. The bar said 1961 produced attacks number of gifts received dur- "Then what do you do?" was owned , by the late Joe Rus- against public rights in trout ing 1961 as an . indication of "I walk ba ck again." sell. Hemingway's fishing crony. streams and county forests. public faith in department pror Mrs. Hemingway and the es- He cited an attempt to wrest grams. He said cash gifts OFFICIAL NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING ENDS TONITE tate attorney will decide what to control of water development amounted to $142 ,000 and some do wtih the papers and other away from the department 200 acres of land was donated. item' s. through legislation . He pointed OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE out that although the fight to Summing up, the director said, prevent damming the Popple "The year 1961 was crucial for Director of Vienna River in Florence County was conservation in Wisconsin. We pas- won before tho Public Serv- sed a crossroads and are h eaded Opera Resigns ice Commission , a case involv- toward solid goals in nearly every ing another dam on the Upper phase of our operation.-It is now VIENNA , Austria (AP) - Con- Tri-County Wolf River near Pearson is incumbent upon us to see that we Cooperative ductor Herbert Von Knrajan has still undecided and has been reach them." resigned as artistic director ol the . carried to the Supreme Court. ¦ • . - . . - ¦ Vienna State Opera amidst a con- - ' CILJBUJCB^JIJL M3I troversy between opera mnnago- He said it had required "con- 2 Caledonians Break ment and the government , the stant vigilance" to screen the education ministry announced numerous requests for water di- Bones in FalJs on Ice Oil Association Wednesday. version, dredging and sand blan- Von Knrajan , world-famed con- kets which might injure wildlife CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special)- ductor of lending European or- values, Many of these were suc- Mrs. Susan Lovett is a patient at chestras , .snld in-a letter to the cessfully opposed in 1961, Caledonia Hospital. She fell on the • DATE: Saturday, February 24, 1962 ministry that lie wns dissatisfied ice Sunday fracturing her right hip. with a recent compromise which Referring to tho recent at- Mary Ellen Klu^, daughter of W Jennif er ended two months of passive rc- tempt by Vilas Co unty to with- Mr. and Mrs. LeLand Klug, frac- • PLACE: Rushford School Auditorium sistancc by stage hands. draw from its forest crop law tured her leg between the knee and the ankle Saturday when she ffelT on the ice near her home. • HOUR: Ten O'clock A.M. f W~m r ENDS T0NIGHT ¦ ifTfTnTTri'Al T,1 "Curry On Nurs.»" Gang M i AiÂjTw ° Can't Write, Man Notice is- hereb WAmmyJMM.m ' in their "TOP" Comedy Hit y given that the Annual Meeting of the- stockholders of the STARTS "A WEEK END WITH LULU" Charged as Forger Tri-CoUnry Cooperative Oil Association of Rushford, Min nesota, will be held Showi:7:15 -?:10 25*-50*-75* FRIDAY • ST. PETERSBURG! Fin. .v^^^ —A rnan who can't writ e has been charged with forgery. Sa turday, February 24, 1962, for the following purposes: Detective W illiam Carlisle said Lcroy Curry, 27, admitted - ^«*^> Cf- ' .j. Wednesday that l»o stole two pay- 1. To receive the report of officers of the Association. I; TALKED' j^y " roll checks from fellow construc- - .j j lllJB tion company workers. 2. To ol«t members toJhaJJoard of Directors, ^m^^r Curry took tho checks to differ- f ent stores, Carlisle said, signed 3. To transact such other business as .] SHOCKED rWy^r ^^^mWm them with an "X" and cashed may properly coma w ) them. before this annual meeting. j ABOUT £\)W' ' >;; .| Êm 4' PICTURE LtfM .^ t' riAlH ' OF OUR . [$& pi lL H) COUNTRY MUSIC Respectfully, \\ YEARS ! ¦« [;, j\ t H | RALPH JOHNSTON, Secretary ^ CARAVAN Dated a1 Rushford , Minnesota , this 8th day of February , 1962. llarrlna from the» Ortni Olt Opry STONE WALL JACKSON I'll tur Inn i • NOON LUNCHEON . ENTERTAINMENT . REPORTS • Bobby D«an • Jurti Harrild • Cltnn Morttand • SHOW FOR THE CHILDREN . PRIZE DRAWING • Toppar LiXia,.s:,,- JL'- ~- ¦ ,:. J i^ ^¦^x.xXJ&K^dmmm - j" ^^ • Tim Country Playboyi Two P«rformnnce» Dally at 7i00 and KiOO p.m, / *£ I f And radlo't own DAV H JAYB ai M.C Adult* $1.00 • Juniori 7$t -^LJ Positively No Children's Admiialwu Wi II B« Sold Sunday, Feb. II Tri-County Cooperative Oil Ass n ' 6:00 p.m. at th» B £¦ yMkr^^' *r^ VA :Pz' SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY .O^TM. RUSHFORD WINONA HOUSTON " " "ABBOTT i% COSTELLO MEET THE KEYSTOWE COPS" "7, ''" Red Men's Wigwam Phono Phona mil DANOVA • JILL SIJOHN • Will. LUKAS P. P - nfr Also: 3 5rooQ«i and 3 Cartoons In Winona Phone ¦ ¦ Sat. Mat, at 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. 25t-40c-65c HfWRy mmiuH ma uomi • COLOR by • UM 4-7722 4185 i mm m 0E LUXE 1 FREE MOVIE TICKETS AT RANDALL'S SUPER VALU ¦Admin ion $1.25 or 9345 TW 4-3755 BUSINESS MIRROR Kennedy Barbs The World Today Technical Books May Be Uniting JEWELRY CLEARANCE i Russi ? JUST id TIME FOR YOUR VALENTINE! More Popiilar GOP Factions atr'U.S^ \ J^j) j By SAM DAWSON part of the billion dollars Ameri- By JACK BELL [p^ y <*r- ^ - ,f,on AP Business New s Analyst cans spend annually for books of ^^^^ n \ all kinds, including textbooks and WASHINGTON (AP) — Drawn • ^w^^^- X « keep*^L ^fe^ 1 t v s . I NEW YORK (AP) - Weekend . Cr/s/s £ds/nq ' ^ , aH Jewelr"' writers among , - the nation 's paperbacks. JBul publishers find closer together by barbs fired at ? % - fp'^S'SSgdr^^* \ r ^ v ] . their technical book , business them, by President Kennedy," Re- By JAMES MARLOW "/" '• ' ' G, *J\ b 900,000 scientists and engineers , I âgfe ^^ U^ \ ve the gift that S P \ »T .'<0? ( growing and lucrative. publicans today begin an effort to WASHINGTON i/D ~ There are times, and this is one of them , 1 m ,v, are making a good thing out of when President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev look very consider- ' * * • fl "9 • KOfk ) Dayl J In the last five years sales of outline a broad manifesto of party " > FINE JEWELRY' A.mericans' growing appetite for : ate of each other, . IfiV „ ' AKJZ ^^ *r ' \ technical books. technical and scientific books principles. , | J \ . have risen nearly 40 per cent. ' They're like two hea vyweighls determined to go the disltince but j Publishers Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., are printing some Out of the 18,060 new book titles predicted in advance of a Senate so full of respect for each other's Sunday punch they feel th ings are i I WSa /wBBlf' ' ^H K i *onv Trannstor Radios (complete with 40 At 1 2.000 new technical and scientific yyl\ HB ba,tenes) reg 22 9S . . . issued by U.S. ." publishers last Republican : 7 Policy Committee tough enough without getting personal about it. \ ' • - THIS SALE JuJi?J j b ooks each year. Textbooks About this time last vear. when Kennedv was new in his iob and lF^ ^^^m»W year, technical books—including meeting called to sketch a pre- N ¦, Leather Watch Bands aren't included in this. J B ^**^ «rv —~---^ . . 4 *>r A new editions of earlier volumes— liminary draft that GOP mem- up to his neck in problems with MK H ' ^ - A re3 2 50 ... SPECIAL XaCJ, [ If the book sells at least 10,000 came to 2,275, or 13 per cent of bers of both houses will be able Congress, Khrushchev caused him | fcdf * ; West were st ill locking horns PLUS copies within five years, .the goal the total. / to agree - on;-some general state- practically no trouble at all. At around the world: in Berlin , , Cultured Pearl two-strand necklace t\r ¦; Laos L KfWi . >- ^trtaTv ' t" • Wrtr* ... ^ ( ol all publishers , and 7 bears a ments charting their course.as a least , no extra trouble. South Viet Nam , "the United Na-:| ) V&4^ reg 15 95 It\i3' price tag of $10 or more—and Space research is the hottest This changed later, about the ilShl K' X yr ^ HRkflP P' Men's Initial Rings . Anr j In mid-1957 v had been for years. It -was just i . -™ - - S12.000 and $15,000. Carsbie Adams of publican Senatorial Campaign denly began ; building a crisis on ¦ ¦ x rcg 1495 ... S pE ciAL .... 9i93 Ga., f or the .Kennedy-Khrushchev relation- ' Atlanta, offered a manu- committee and a spokesman Berlin. He began talking tough. So ' I But very , few technical authors script on space : Elight wliich pub- party conservatives, concluded in ship which had become more gen- j did Kennedy. This lasted all sum- ' •¦;. . * write a second book. One publishers termed unbelievable. Then an interview that this- . wouldn" be mer. . tlcmanly. . • j ) l isher estimates repeaters at one easy. , ' ' ^ ^ Sputnik I reversed editorial think- Gradually Khrushchev as h i s 'j f c nr in 100. ing fast. The Adams manuscript , Khrushchev climaxed his tem- differences with the Red Chinese] I CARAVELLE WRIST W ATCHES TIMEX WATCH ES ^? ^ freedom of the individual and it caused speculation he might be I i Values OiJJ ftp- j Partly because so few repeat, some statement on civil rights." All through this period Kennedy ill; 7 One Paris newspaper •even ! ' Rainbow Jewelry for men or and Khrushchev batted the ball Q^ fc"it\V and partly because the demand Oil Station Worker "What 1 would like to see would . i guessed he might have suffered i i tadies .. . regular 2 95 SPECIAL . and forth. It was a ^ g< ^k ^r1 r - for the books is so . good , another be a statement of basic principles back tense ' a stroke. , . l m P < ' Robbed Second Time and unhappy period for everybody ' major technical publishing house from which individual members i Kennedy did nothing in his pub- i v . including.7'them'. It turned out to "¦""-*¦ ' * ^ has 30 scouts looking for quali- , -where-they/ want ,'' Gold- 1 lie statements : to embarrass ! I -. , _-'* '^ ' (F% ) \ T|^% ' ' CHATTANOOGA , Teiiii . (APl- can go be their climax for the year with ^^ * ^® fied persons willing .to invest the wa er said. i Khrushchev at a time when em- time and energy of putting down After Hugh Gates, 52 , was robbed eacn ouier. 1 working { harassment might have strength- ; on paper in their off-job hours of' ?28 last month while Goldwater and another promi- Came • ' mid-autumn and there servicev station , he was 1 ehed his enemies in Red China or 1 what they have learned as an at a nent Mepublican Gov , Nelson A. was a change in Khrushchev. It transferred to another station [at home. 7 : * engineer or scientist. New- York , were was his turn to get up to his neck - away. Rockefeller of three.miles the subjects of Kennedy 's political in -problems with a congress, in Khrushchev even sent his news- itat ~$9j ' Wednesday, police said, a man ph&iil- The technical book market is K . barbs at Welnesday 's news con- his ' case the Communist party paperman son-in-law over here to l ^5i silk stocking mask robbed expected Lo be around $20 million with a ference. . congress. He said a settlement . on interview Kennedy—an interview this year. This ,is only a small Gates of about $75. - Rockefeller has accused the Berlin could wait. which was published in Russia— President of indulging in ' "politi- and let his soti-ih-law come back " announcing he He denounced Stalin and his last week: y- Ruby Rings cal fak-ery 7 by tactics and , in so doing, rammed for lunch with the Pres- ^-*^&t Ladies . appoint housing adminis- ident. ».^§i^».ttl i^ A AC ¦I would heads' with the old Stalinists and rc9- S15 TH,S SALE 0NLY VmVJ Weaver; a Ne- , I ^^^^ ffi | , trator Robert C so irked the Red Chinese that Now once again because it's the proposed new ur- that time of , \^JF / ¦( gro, 7o- head they quit the congress meeting. year Kennedy is it^StWmâS r Ladies Pearl Rings \ *\r QF affairs department'. ¦ ^â^ ban To: the hard ' ¦ nosed Chinese fully busy with Congress. Khrush- ' r'9' 39'9S SPECIAL fcDcaD ======. -- , chev , ' ^Sm^^mmK ^9k%^^ - ' ' ' just Khrushchev was too soft . . as last year , isn t add- Kennedy said he had read -with ^ ing anything extra " Diamond Duo Ring Se1 . . , He wasn 't being completely soft , to his prob- r 4 VWIB?3» ^

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Hour,: ,y Morgan Bldg., Suite 7 ' ^1ZP£: dal lncl' QUALITY CHEVROLET COMPANY W/i West Thir«/ Street Open Friday Nlflh»» 'til 9 p.m. Phone 8-J7U ?05 Johnson St. Winona Phonw 2396 Branches in Mtn-y Principal CHies of U, S. and Canada—Founded 1704 •¦•MWWWM ***^ ^MMMMMWMMMMHNMMWH MVmMMMMaMMMMHMMaM ^MIMMMWNMaMMWMMnMMMMMM MM Thoughts at Random--- Washington Calling 'ON YOUR MARK! GET SET! TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS From Editor's Notebook Big Stakes /n Bobby: Represents THE PROBLEM of automobile) parking In the Winona SUte College area is a serious one—but not nearly as serious as at Congo Program St, Cloud where enrollments Mankato and By MARQUIS CHILDS Presidentof are considerably larger. As enrollments By QAVIO LAWRENCE US* to predic- WASHINGTON—The high-wire act that has WASHINGTON — It's strange what a difference just a few increase—St. Cloud, according been going on in, the Congo now seems likely 6,000 students in 1970 com- months make. The country was being told, for instance, in Jan- tions will have to come off. While the spectators with the biggest uary 1961, F, 500 now—it will become even that Robert Kennedy was being appointed attorney pared with 3, stake iu¦ its- success still wait with bated breath general, \not just because he was the President's brother but be- more serious. certain developments have given new encourage- cause he was skilled in matters of law and the art of investi- nienl. • ' way but as usual , gation. It was denied that any favoritism for a relative or nepotism Studies are under was involved. would be the One is the visit here of Cyrille Adoula, pre- . the most acceptable solution mier of the Congolese government , as the guest But today the 36-year-old most Costly. That would be to acquire o/ Presiden t Kennedy. Adoula attorney general has become additional ; campus space for off-street comes from the summit meeting a ' 'good-will ambassador for Letters to The parking and the construction , not too far of 20 African nations in Lagos, the President of the United inv the future , of a multi-level parking Nigeria , where he made a strong States, who just happens to be Editor thousand his brother. There certainly, ramp to accommodate at least a impression of Tcasoh and conK is no need for the attorney gen- ¦automobiles. It would be, a costly under- mon sense. eral to take a 26-day journey (Editor 's Note: letters taking/ not only to acquire another square Out of the welter of violence around the world just to get must be temperate, of but also to construct and main- and confusion Adoul a has information on how better to reasonable length and b3ock, responsible lead- but it may become a neces- emerged as a run the Department of Justice, signed , by the writer. .. tain the famp, er. If anyone is capable of hold- Eoni fid e names , other solutions to the problem He will learn little abroad that of all sity unless ing together, the , unstable ele- will enable him to deal with letter-writers toil!,, be can be found. At the University of Minne- ments in the Congo long enough antitrust suits. p ublished. No religious, sota underground ramps are being built to insure a beginning of state- The fact that Bobert Ken- medical or personal con- in connection with some of the new struc- hood , it is this 38-year-old for- Child* nedy referred to familiarly as troversies arc accept- •¦ ' able.) tures on the campus. mer head, under the Belgian a rule in Washington as "Bob- regime, of the Congolese trade unions. This was by "—will in a sense represent parking within cer- Herlottg.Baker Bill To restrict student one of , the very few fields in which there was his brother and will be given Disregards is not the the equivalent of a royal wel- Principles tain limits of the . college area some-opening for native leadership. To the Editor; At the same time that Adoula is showing his come everywhere may be a answer since it will only drive the parkers Io capacity to govern in Leopoldville, the chances satisfying errand or vacation regard to the editorial to; other streets in the general vicinity. for him , but it "will be obvi- "Why Not Apply Income Tax of Moise Tshornbe joining up with the central Cut; Now, 1 greatly improved. That is by ous that it is his relationship ' of Jan. 24, I must government have to the President and not his- disagree with W.F.W, and the no means certain and the volatile Tshombe could views he presented ONE OF the biggest jokes of 196V, as status as; a . overnight do an about-face. But he has asked mere cabinet First W.F.W. stated that all we reflect on the events of the past year, the United Nations to supply him with a legal officer which corporations regardless of size was the visit by a so-called expert from adviser who can : give hirn guidance on his ownv warrants at- have the same tax rate; this St. Paul brought here by the Winona status in a unitary Congolese government tention. H is is true only if they have the County Historical Society to look over and on the problem of the mercenaries which the itinerary in- same incomes. There is a tax some of our old buildings; The building Communist bloc in the United Nations wants to cludes Tokyo, rate schedule for various in- IL";N. Will send a top-ranking man- Hong Kong, comes (Financing housing the Hurry Back Billiard Parlors, exploit. The Govern- to Elisabethville, Jakarta in In- ment, 5th edition- p. 158, by 103 W. 3rd St., was, in his opinion, he d o n e s i a, Harold;-Af; Groves; therefore, , charming" in the down- THIS IS a long way from the furious clamor corporate tax is said the most " B a n g k ok . based¦ on in- town business district. of three months ago when Tshombe seemed the in Thailand, come arid , not size. ' ' • willing tool of those who wanted to separate mir- Rome, Berlin , W.F.W. refers to the pro- In our opinion , it is one of the shabbiest tral-rich Katanga from the Congo and in the Bonn , T rr e gressive income tax as stif- —and certainly needs a face-lifting or process deal the U; N. a body blow. Certain Hague, Paris; Lawrence ling. We respectfully point out ... . that the modernization if we expect our. downtown senators, ' Conspicuously Sen. Thomas Dodd • of THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND and possibly London. VVherev- .. progressive income injected himself into the Congo er he meets with the top men tax is based on ability to pay area to be attractive to shoppers. The entire Connecticut who . situation , appeared only too ready to play,that in: foreign governments, he will , ajid higher income groups block is shabby, for that matter, and most should pay game; . be looked upon as a spokes- ¦ a larger percentage of the - -structures, soot-stained to the man for the President of -the of their income in taxes . . are The revelation of plot and counterplot arid the than point where they have a filthy appear- United States. The prime min- lower income groups. If. this ¦ : extent to which Tshombe , with the hacking of at is stifling, ance.. ' " - ..L • . • -.' Stages Party isters in turn will hope that then the American - - Ldbby least some of the rich mineral' interests in Ka- what they say to him will be system is stifling. . ¦ ¦ tanga, was. willing to go , have taken the steam ' It is obvious : : • ' '¦¥ ¦. - 7- transmitted to the White . . that as income '* ; . • . - . . . . 7 * : out of rumored investigations which had been de- House. It's a strange way to increases, the ability to pay IN CASE yoo are interested, the U. S. signed to show the I) . N. as villain! The Slate conduct the diplomacy- of the is increased . The economic law Department put an - official ' , stamp on the'-disclos- in Senate Caucus United States, which suppos- : Of diminishing utilky testifies Treasury has just issued a new $50,000 ¦ Room ure that the Katanga bureau ¦' in - New York , edly relies oh the secretary of ¦ to this fact. This law states bill. It bears the likeness of the late Sen. By DREW PEARSON alcoholic potables left over. Chief proble m is a shortage: state and the American am- that as income headed by ALichael Sfruclens , bad large funds ' The reputation of Sen. of modern rifles and M-60 increases, util- Carter Glass of Virginia, the "father" of available to buy recognition for the secessionist WASHINGTON — Lobbyists bassadors abroad to carry on ity , of each additional dollar on Capitol Hill are getting- Wayne Morse 7 of Oregon as ,, tanks. Stahr said the latter the Federal Reserve System and the sena- province. . ' a system of communication on earned decreases. For exam- bolder and bolder . They now : the Senate s No. 1 liberal had were superior to Russian tanks, foreign policy. ple, if a person' torial symbol of fiscal integrity. preceded ; him to Punta Del but that they weren't being with $iob a THAT EFFORT directed at Costa Rica -fail- throw their parties right in- . week income would spend $50 side government buildings and . Kste where he was a delegate produced fast enough to meet IF HE WER E not the Pres- In.; order to prevent : anyone from mis- ed ' when the reported offer of $1 ,O«O VO0O was in- on necessities, his next $50 serve liquor in,areas where , it 7 . to the OAS meeting oh Castro; the needs of even our Army ident 's brother , the a torney would have , taking it for other bills in his wallet and dignantly rejected. Undisclosed machinations in- And the fact that TMorse divisions in Germany. less udlity value to is ' drbidden. , the general's trip , wouldn't attra ct. him. He could spend , passing, it for one of the lesser value, the volving some oddly assorted characters who liberal , took one of the toughest ''Have you asked for enough much attention abroad. He the re- . spy Last week , the National De- maining $50 for his own whims government has thoughtfully made t h i s might have come out of an international fense Transportation Associa- stands against Castro had a money in the current budget made a similar trip to Asia and these were Honduras: The State De- profound to answer the need?" inquired purchases would not one three times as large, and well it might. story a inied at ; tion, which is the high-falutin ' effect on Latin Amer- in 1955 accompanying Justice produce the satisfaction partment is in possession of full details of these icans. Rep. Carl VLnson of Georgia , Douglas of the Supreme Court. that It is also black and white — nothing green name for tne the $50 worth of necessities do, plots, but timid counsel prevailed over those who airline, rail- ..This was emphasized by a chairman of the Hoiis-e com- His comments then show his Other examples: about this baby. ' story inlo the mittee. . observation. For Owning two Wanted to bring, the whole sordid road , an d small incident that occurred acuteness of cars is nice, hut .the second light- s. t e a m- after Brazilian - 'Foreign' - Minis- he is; indeed , ar alert-mind- car gives less satisfaction Ordinary citizens may wonder just what Vr'WELL, WE have asked for ed young man about whom than recognition to Tshombe, s h i p lobby, ter Santiago Dantas made a all the budget will bear ," re- the first . Having three is nic- purpose it will serve. Might it be to go No nation grunted speech opposing the United Washingtordans are often found whose actual writ runs over only about 500 ,000 backed a liq- plied Sta-hr. "The way things er, but the third car gives less shopping for the man who has everything? uor truck up States. The Brazilian delega- quipping Nowadays that he tribesmen out of Katanga's population of 2,000,000. are now, the Army must cater , sati sfaction than the second, to the Senate tion had scheduled a cocktail :to the needs of the budget ra- hopes to succeed JFK in 1969 and so , It is greatly to the credit of the Belgian govern- party that afternoon and Morse and then ; Ted Kennedy will on. It is bn these re- ' have been formid- office build- ther than the budget ca;ering lationshi ps that the law of ment that despite what must . ing- and took failed to turn up. come along as the third of the WHAT WILL the world be like in 2002? able pressures ' serious-.'¦consideration was never to the needs of the Army. The -in- diminishing utility operateis: over the Sen- more money we provide for "dynasty " 1977. 77¦ W.F.W The average family income, in terms given ;to recognition. FINALLY NEWSMEN cor- This is admittedly a long . also states that the ate c a; u c u s missiles and other top priority government can be financed of today's purchasing power, will increase The image of Tshombe , for .-which Struelehs room , all of nered the senator from Oregon time ahead to speculate, but and asked him whether he was requirements ; the more we without deficit spending a nd to about $15,000. Victory over the common as-a resourceful propagandist gets most of the it owned by Bobby Kennedy, likeable , am- going to attend the Brazilian have had to cut down on de- and a good politician , still have income tax reduction. credit, is at variance with the real picture , ac- the taxpayers, Pearson ;; v fense funds for the Army." bitious , He bases cold will then be history. About 35 million party. 7 * : . - certainly realizes that just to this assumption on Americans —one out of every ten— will cording to .American officials closest to the to throw a party to influence the fact that if people have scene. For one thing he has been actively spread- legislation affecting the tax- "When I-go "id-a reception ," "Vinson promised that his make his mark , as attorney live in California. These are some of the committee would get busy ''at general is not enough and that, less taxes they will have high- ing an anti-American line that might have been payers. Morse replied, "I want to be er take-home pay and forecasts made by Reader' once" to remedy the situation. if he is to train himself to be they will s Digest on the fabricated" in the Kremlin , charging that the This particular lobby special- a polite guest. In this case I spend this inuoase in income, occasion of its fortieth anniversary. fear I might be rude to ihe There was one moment dur- a presidential candidate later . United Slates is full >, of racists who .kill -every izes in plying members of Con- ing the recent foreign minis- on , 'hlng thus putting more money into gress with free food and liq- host." : he must learn some the economy causing ' tenth Negro, ters conference in Uruguay about the world and engage it to grow. Machines will maintain the nation s uor , also negotiates plane tic- In an unusually frank discus- This would be true if the gov- productivity. Average worker when Cong. Armis cad Selden in wider fields of publicity will put in ket home for senators or con- sion behind closed, doors, Sec- of Alabama got into a hot ernment svere not spending all gressmen when reservations retary of the Army Elvis J. than the Department of Justice a 28-hour week. He'll take: three-day week- backstage hassle with Richard offers. of the taxes it collects, t \Ve ends four-week vacations/ Telephones will are filled. In return , the NDTA Stahr complained that the don 't have to worry about , Goodwin , Kennedy's No. 1 ad- ) have picture screens to show who is call- expects the legislators to vote Army was still playing a s.ep- viser on Latin-American af- BOBBY Kennedy was re- that. Government spending of IN YEARS GONE BY the way the NDTA wants them child role in our defense set- tax ing. You won 't dial numbers, you'll just fairs, now a member of the ported to have received a few money stimulates the econ- to vote on bills affeding t rans- up and that it still lacked es- State Department. weeks ago an informal bid to omy equally as much as con- say them aloud and the phone will do the portation. sential weapons and equip- visit the Soviet Union. The re- sumer spending Giving the rest. Ten Years Ago . . . 1952 The big parly in Ihe Senate ment for modern warfare. GOODWIN HAD- accused port was subsequently denied consumer more to spend would A, J. (resell hits ' been "re-elected, president, office building, however , was "Speaking plainly, those are Cong. Selden of trying to in Moscow. Maybe the Krem- not increase total spending, Orbiting the earth will be large, man- , vice president , and Stanley J. a flop. A number of Senate the facts and 1 hope Congress blackjack Latin leaders inlo a lin had second thoughts after therefore the economy would Joh n Ambroscn , ned space centers; research centers, I'ettcrscn , secretary, of the Athletic Board. administrative aides and sten- will do something about it " tougher policy toward Cuba, going back to the files and grow the same under either up, but no S ahr told the House Armed and the Alabama congressman tax setup contrary weather stations, orbital '' maintenance Miss Dorothy //cider , Phelps School fa culty ographers showed rereading the interview pub- to the Daily shops, space terminals for voyages to the senators. Rep. Grade Pfost,' Services Committee. "We do resented it. He in turn accus- lished on Oct. 21, 1955, in U. S, News' proposal. member , has been elected vice president and the attractive lady from Ida- not have a single division Of ed Goodwin of telling the Ar- If tax reductions moon and planets. Trucks may be muse- ," . secrelary-troastirer , of News & World Report , just aft- are given , Miss Arvilla I.uthvilzk o ho, put in a brief appearance troops anywhere in the world gentines that the United S ates er Bobby Kennedy returned part of this increased con- um-p ieces; supplies and freigh t may cross the Winonn County Education Association. without sampling a cocktail. that is presently equipped as I would be satisfi ed with a reso- from a visit teTlhe Soviet Un- sumer income wou ld be saved, the nation through pneumatic pipelines, Other House members at the think it should be." lution merely condemning Cu- ion. He said then: based on the consumers pro- with electronic sensing devices to guide . . 1937 ' Reps. Knlph ¦ ba. : . ' pensity to Twenty-Five Years Ago . shindig included THE ARMY spokesman said "I've had enough of if. We save and consume. shipments through the systems. City Attorne y Harold K. Urchmer has drafted Harding of Idaho , AV. II. Hull Selden has traveled exten- are dealing with a govern- He would not , however, save or of Missouri , and Richard . Toff this applied to all 14 of the sively in Latin America , knows invest nil the income increase nn ordinance for the collection anil disposal of Army 's mobilized divisions , in- ment to whom God and the ' .' of Virginia. its leaders , and hnd been tell- family or the individual means as W.F W. proposed , only pin t *' •; • city garbage. cluding five ir Europe and ing them quite frankly that of it. will represent the Association of nothing, and whose practice it IN THIS age A. C. Solcm . CHARLES KRAFT , a vice three in the Fur East. The Congress was not likely to vote In lime of an of juvenile delinquen*/ Commerce merchants at the ' stiite conventi on in eight overseas divisions , Stahr has been in the past to make expanding .somebody is president of the United States money for tiny country which economy increased investment always coming up with a new SI. rani. Lines , was thn chief greet er , added , are in much better promises and treaties to serve idea for keeping tabs on night-roaming refused lo take a definite stand their purpose and to break would 'be good—direct invest- nided by two pretty hostesses shape than those stationed in against Castro, ment causes teenagers. A Slates, and their them when it has been to their more economic district welfare official sug- Fifty Years Ago , . , . 1912 from tho Combined Airl ines the United When White House adviser growth , tinder the multiplier gested this idea , and Kau Claire began . 'Picket. Office. Kraft may have equipment , problems could be advantage, It can only be Vinci' Schneider will manufacture , self-design- Goodwin clnimod that Selden suicidal for us , . . on the bas- principle, than c onsn mci- Hiving it a try last month. Here it is: had some misgivings about Ihe overcome. only offended La in loaders and spending bid no more -in ed river motor luiiits at the Winona Motor Co. capacity of his guests. When 'Rut there is plenty of room is of smiles to strong hen Rus- th. made il more diflicu lt to do sia and weaken ourselves, government spending, During Whenever a cily. county, or state traf- of which lie has taken possession.¦ iho parly broke up, there were for improvement at home and ' , , the con- crossing Ihe river on the thick business wit . them periods of recession , however , fic officer stops a car for speeding, care- Teams are 3 cases of whisky and other abroad. " he emphasized . gressman suggested that Good- "Communism retains ils bas- the effect would in> , leaving the high wagon bridge with light ic evils whether it Is Ore be bad. Trndi- less driving, or some: oilier violation , not win , onetime payola prober for tionally , during rccessionnry traffic. was still Khrushchev type or tho more only is ihe driver booked but a letter goes the Harris committee , periods banks adopt tight mon- we: behind the ems. oppressive Slnlin style. " ey policies , restrict mil to the. parents of all his teenage pas- $l)lltL Declaring that the Russians loans and Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1887 JhSL The two finally made u|> develop an excess of cash in sengers. Those passengers .have do not really permit freedom commit- The new cable ferry will he rendy for use when Goodwin brought Argen- the bank. People also save , of 'ravel and will not let vis- ted no offense of course , but Kau Claire nt the opening of the navigntion season. , tine delegate Dr. Oscar Canii- more and consume less during lion lo Consrcssmnu Selden to itors sec all of their country these periods ' aiilhoritios believe there may be sonic An nmeiidiue iu. to elect an aklcrinaii-at-h'ir go or "Ihlnfis that are touchy, " , thus money i s value In having parents receive a polite «e:. him to vouch for the fact withdr awn from the cconomv was draw n up hy the City Council. not sni d the USA he mentioned some slnve labor ¦ personal note advising (hat "your son Tom Dial he hnd causing even more recession - would bo satisfied with n re- camps that the Russians ary panes. • T>f "daughter Mary "Avlrs a' irasscnger in- .-., 1862 wouldn ' t allow him to see. He a One Hundred Years Ago . solution merely, condemning ¦ The basic problem wit h car driven hy .lim So-and-So, age 17, who spoke -nlso-of . their ¦ "seg regnt- ' The St ale Agricultural Society, nt its meet- Cuba. rd"' W.F.Wr prog niiii 7s IhatlCi's was arrested for speeding.on Highway system ' of schools. When 12 ing in St. Paul , votod to hold the ncxl fair in he wns asked whnt this meant, dependent on natural econom- at 2 a.m. last Sunday, " September of litis year . Several from "Winona WAUL GETS IN FEE he said: ic fluctuation and docs not con- County were present. sider governmental spendin « This should hel p wake up some parents ROSTON W-Joo ( Plunger V "THE EXPLANAT I ON the as having any influence on the who don ' t know jus I wlial (heir lee/iaêr.s Waul—no w no yours old—snw officials gave us is that peo- economy. Economically are doing out late at night . And maybe his first major leugue baseball ple like their own ¦schools. the proposals unmo In Boston for free nt the "In every city that we vis- are unsound because they do there will he some teenage pressure on WINONA DAILY NEWS age of li. ited in Central Asia the schools not consider the individ uals the driver to take it easy anil lie careful ¦wore segregated—the Russian propensity lo consume of «nvhriiary J), l!)fi2 husband said you 've got everythij ig. " says. ' subject on both side?. 555' Huff St. at tne- Preston Republican news- belonged to several women 's '¦' ¦: - paper, . . 7 , 7 t , groups in the congregation. THURSDAY He was a member of the Lodge She is survived by her hus- FEBRUARY 8, 1962 36. AF ti AM. band; parents; two daughters, The Dally Record Survivors are: His wife, one Shirley and Carolyn; one brother, \ brother > Carl, Vancouver, Wash., I Nerval, Galesville, and six sisters, At Winona Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths and one sister, Evelyn Ibach, Pres- Mrs. Norman (Margaret) Zie—City com- At Caledonia Community Hospital: evening. The Rosary will be said er- resident of .Caledonia, were Ark. Two sons have died. Burns, Rochester; three brothers , Pvt. Marion Hargrove finally is, missioners planned to- take steps there: Friday at 3 p.m. : by St: held Monday at St, Joseph's Cath- . . " Cuban Refugees to | tonight to correct an ordinance Mr. and Mrs, Edwin ' Ferking-¦ Funeral services w ill be 10 .a.rn . Henry. John and Joseph, Altura; getting along all right with the ' stad, a daughter Jan. 30. - . " - ' ¦ Ann 's Society and 8:30 p.m. by olic Church , Menomonie. . Burial Saturday at Burke Funeral Home, five sisters, Mrs. J; M. Moiling, covering city administrative of- . Army. j Learn About Taxes i Mr: and Mrs. Wilton Duffy, Ho- Father LaPlarite. v was in a Menomonie cemetery. Winona, with Mass at 11 a.m. at Thiensville, Wis.: Mrs. Andrew 'fices. . , . ¦ kah, a daughter Jan.'731. " - . His son, the Rev , John Lemke, St. Boniface Catholic Church, the Speltz, Minneapolis: Mrs. v Kath- But he is hot the same Marion I MIAMI , Fla,; (AP)—A U.S. offi- j Under a section of; the Mrs. Johanna Schettler pastor of St. James ¦ Catholic ' Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Biinge , a Rev. Augustine Baro officiating. erine Zenker , W'inona; Mrs. Earl j Hargrove who wrote the World ! cial will conduct a course in. ordinance; passed last fall and ef- daughter last Thursday. Mrs. Johanna Schettler. 86, for- Church , La Crosse, was celebrant Burial will be in the church cem- Zenker, Rochester , and Miss Eliza- War II best seller about his j Spanish today for Cuban refugees fective since Nov. 12. three days' mer Winona resident , died this of the solemn requiem Mass,. as- I Mr. and Mrs. Kay Bachrnann, etery. ; Friends may call at the beth Kalmes. Minneapolis, and five j troubles with the Army in "See • who chose life in democracy ratht leave of absence with pay was to morning at the Buena Vista Rest sisted by the Rev. J. F; McKanna mortuary Friday afternoon; and grandchildren. , " ¦! er than the dictatorship under be granted any city employe Mabel , a daughter last- Thursday. , Wabasha. J Here Private Hargrove. who Mr, and Mrs. Mormari Meyer, a Home as deacon, the Rev. Charles evening;. The Rosary will be said Funeral services will be Satur- i The , new Hargrove is Pfc. j Prime Minister Fidel Castro. The submitted proper proof of his daught er Saturday at Fall River , Arrangements are being com- Blecha, . subdeacon , and the Rev. there at .8 p.m. Friday! day at 9:30 a.m. at St. - Anthony 's ! Marion Hargrove of a Martins- ; subject: U.S. income tax laws. death.. . Fawcett-Abraham Cha- master of cere- Mass. ' pleted by Arthur Redmond , Catholic Church , Altura , the Rev. . pel . : :- -: monies. Mrs. Betty Heller WOODLAND, iVlinn. (Special ) - John Bergman officiating. Other -Beside s his son , Mr. Lemke is ALMA, . Wis. (Special) — Mrs. .; arrangements have not been com- Mr. and Mrs. Franklin It . Ell ing- survived by: His wife; two daugh- Betty Heller , 78, died Wednesday ; pleted. * " huysen, a son Saturday at St. ters, Mrs. Ray Schiltz and Mrs. in an ambulance enroute to St, : 3 TIMIS THE HEAT - " Elizabeth Hospital, Wabasha . Mrs. Friends may calL at Sellner- - " NA Bernard W'ieser, Caledonia , and 11 Elizabeth's Hospital, Wabasha. She j Gedde Funeral Home , St. Charles, .^J^^C/ 'PP ' Ellinghuysen is the former Berna- grandchildren.:. had been a resident of Biver Vue j afternoon and evening and dine Kronebusch daughter of Mr. New Warning Friday . Rest Home, Alma, -two years. I at the church Saturday morning, Mrs7 Sylvester Kronebusch , and Wealthy Bloom She was born SepU 14, 1883, in | where a funeral Mass will be said Woodland. ( )- M OK DO VI Wis; Special Town of Montana , daughter of at 9 a,m. The: Rosary will be: said Wealthy Bioom. 56, Elk Mound Rt. Leonard and Mary Florin . She : at the funeral home Friday at 8 System Set Up 3. Wis., died Wednesday morning TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS lived there until two years ago ! p.m. -" . at Luther Hospital, Eau Claire, aft- when she came to Alma. Itoncy Kay Scow, Arcadia , Wis., er a three-êek illness. She was married to Peter Flury. ; ' ' 2-- . At Baudette She was born Jan. 22 . 1906, in Following-his '..death, she was mar- Georgian Wants rural Mondovi , daughter nf the ried to Henry Heller. He also has |! HEATING UNIT Hffi ) WPB-El BAUDETTE, Minn. (AP - A late Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bloom. died. • ';• Sfa tue of Mule ^R^ 1 Hlft Municipal Court 10-ton mass of interlaced steel She lived tn the Mondovi area all Survivors are: Two sons, Walter; ; will rotate high above this Minne- ATLANTA Cleveland Caledon ia at 9:45 p.m. . on airmen and six offi- , Mrs, Highway 61 at Winona, imately 135 and two sisters Georgina l cers, who also operate the more Stone, Caledonia , and Mrs. W. E. I Ardeth J, G utzmann , 617 E. Wa- conventional type pf radar with Carrol, Atlanta, Ga. j basha St.. $10, charged -with fail- which the base was originally Funeral services will be Satur-• '; ing to stop for a stoplight at . 4th equipped . day at-2 p.m. at Polter-Ilaugcn Fu- ; and Main streets. She was ar- The new system is entirely - . .au- neral Home there, the Rev, M. A. I rested by police Wednesday at tomatic. The 5,000.000 watts of Braatcn , Stone Lutheran Church , 10:30 a.m. on Main Street, power provide information which Houston , officiating, Burial will be ' ^ ' is computed in a massive concrete in Ihe church cemetery , ^BB ÎH I^R^R^BB^BBK mmm ^m^mm^^^^^^^mWAmm^^^mWAm^mmmmW^^ ^m^m^m^WÂmwD99wA^mW\^wW^^^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm\ building and fed to semi-automatic Friends may call at the funeral RTCEEjS^H FREEwith the purchase ofCAGE a bird during this WEATHER ground environment computers at home Friday afternoon and - eve-"j ^^^ ^^m^^Ji^SI^SlZl^m^mm^^^^^ Duluth for analysis and possible ning and Saturday until the time of ¦ OTHER TEMPERATURES action; It has the ability to elimi- services. I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nate weather "blips" as well , as performing other so-called "high Mrs. Elizabeth Redmond High Low Pr. ¦ capability " functions , Lindberg in- LANESBORO , Minn. i Special)— Albany, cloudy .. 1H- «- , .01 dicated. Mrs. Elizabeth Redmond, 87 . a: AlbiiC|uerc|iie, cloudy .. fill 44 Presently on a t rial basis , the former resident of Lanesboro, died Atlanta , cloudy 44 211 unit is slated to be purchased hy Wednesday morning at the homo Bismarck , snow 12 !i T ' Just m Time Ihe Air Force. of her daughter . Miss Mary Red- for VALENTINE S DAY ! Boise, cloudy :i!i 34 .1(1 mon d, Washington, D. C, Where Boston , cloudy 22 17 she had lived 11 years. Chicago , clenr : i!ll 11 .01 Space Research The former Elizabeth . Bolan , she ' "earty Male I Denver , clour .>l 30 Set was born near Wykoff - . Sept . 14 , Healthy Mixed Des Moines , clear . .. 22 0 Labora tory 11174. ZH Detroit , clear 17 12 .00 /; % Tex. 'AP) - The She was married to George Red- Fairbanks, snow ...... u r> .tiri HOUSTON, new ${i0-rnillion manned space re- mond Sept . li , 15)04. They fanned Fori Worth , clear - ..,, 07 47 ,. on Irish Ridge northwest of bore Helen;), cloudy 30 :>i> .. search lnlioratory hero sonn will ) until .' 1944 , when |.|ioy retired and Honolulu 113 70 ,. become n center of astronaut ac- - Lanesboro. He dierl in CANARIES moved .to . liKiUiniipolls. cloudy . 32 '»7 tivities. Powers, public af- Nov ember lUIVi . PARAKEETS Juneau , snow 31 31 .00 Lt. Col. John for the National Survivors are: Two sons, Ed- Kansas City, clear .,, . 43 2!) , fairs director J G ai Aeronautics and Space Arlanini s- ward , La Crosse, and George, Clin- "ant 311 .05 .) (Elizabeth) Caygill , j some of the seven 17S. astro- Mrs. A. . M iami , cloudy 7(> 70 ,05 Mat I I K on , Wis., and Mrs. .J. L. nauts may arrive in four to six M ihvaukce , clear 15 4 ,. (Teresa/ I'tiajj e, Seattle , Wash., weeks, 'lile exact dale depends M pLs., Si. Paul , cloudy II -13 .. and five gnmdchildron. I mW^ ' on results of Ihe scheduled Vcb. //n ^H I H ^^m I i. i^fl ^V - New Qrlemuv.cloudy ., 53.. .53.. .,„. ' ' ' ": Erineival. sex"v:iccsw ill .be Monday I^ ^ *M .New ^'orl( , cloudy V. 2(5 21 .. iT orli ilnrnfp!. nt to «(.m . at Johnson (Mineral O kUthomu City, cloudy 55 30 .. Home , Lanesboro , and al 10:30 Omaha, cloudy 31 ]i> ,. Buried a.m. at St. Patrick's Catholic Philadelphia , cloudy . 24 lit ,. Luciano Church , the Rt , Rev. Msgr. Ray- Phoenix , cloudy ..., ' ,. 7(1 53 ,13: In New York mond Cialligan , (irand Meadow . Portland , Ale., clear ,. 1-1 2 Minn. , offici.-iti/ig. Burin) will he rortland , Ore., rain .. 4(i 40 ,40 NKW YORK i^—C h a lies In the cliurcii cemet ery. Rapid City, cloudy ... 8«> Id (Lucky) Luciano , New York vice The Hosnry will be said Satur- SI. Louis, cloudy 44 31 lord a soncrnlion ;iy<> . hn.s been day find Sunday at II p.in, at the S uit Lake Cily, 'clear . 4(i 33 ,()'.) buried in his liimilv's $30,000 mau- funeral homo. ^ ^ San Fi aiici-sco, rain .. 02 54 .14 soleum i« 'SI, .John 's Cemetery, Genuine Seattle, nun , 57 45 ,11 Qiicen.s, Francis E. Ibach BT plliS FREE 8 I plus FREE i ) | - ^ | ^ l Tampa , cloudy 05 51 .. The body of the (M-yoar-oWl exile PRESTON. Wis. Special — , $6.55 Value! Washington., cloudy ,. 30 23 ,. by plane Wednesday from I/rancls E, I bach, fid , lifelon g resi- CAGE! CAGE! v " ) arrived ' *** | H ' ( T-Trnce . Italy wlierc he died ol a heart dent of Preston, died of a heart I - ^ | 'l(i attack .Jan. 2fi, attack at !l;. p.m. Wednesday at his home here. IMPOUNDED DOGS lit had been deported In his na- Born .Inly Ml , l!tl) l , .he was the HKII idler scrv- "i, tive llnly Hi years son of I'Vank J . and Berthn Lunge. ' No. l4. 'l--.Male, black nnd white , 11) years in prison on prostitu- ' foliar infi lie married Tlielma Dnnnuin June HURRY-HURRY ! Don t Miss Out On This Tremendous SALE! , no license, fourth day. There were No " tion racket charges. 30, I !);)), . 1451—Male, black , collar , no nt the mauso- i l icense , fourth only two mourners After spending one year in Min- : day, :uul Jo- No 1455—Female leum—his brothers'Bwtolo iicapolis, soon after his niarriuge , i . , white , black seph, Shop nnd hrott'lJ, no license, second In- returned to Preston where lie and Save each week at 51 West Third Street in Winona day, spout the rest of his lile , \\v was j Available for good liomoi: You can count on a piaiind of cashier of Ihe Farmers k Mer- Fi ve males and f emales, large poi h-saiisuiie links yielding irom rhtints SUdA- f lunk al one time. , and small , including a golden pup. 12 lo 16. Recently lie worked as a printer i Wabasha, poured. Miss Mary AFTER THK IR MARRIAGE the David Molstad Taylor . ALCW Kellogg Couple Passe, granddaughter of. the cou- couple lived" at Brainerd, Ham- Circjes Set Dates ple, presided at the guest book* mond, Wabasha ' and Kellogg. Mr. Takes Bride Observes Golden Serving at the reception were the Passe was engaged in farming and TAYLOR . Wis. (Special)—Circle Mm«s. Francis Sullivan, Arnold carpehter woric. Roger AndersGns In Milwaukee meetings for the Taylor Lutheran Anniversa ry Hoffman, and Eugene W i 1 ey, They - operated s-'farm here until ALCW have been scheduled for the daughters of the couple, and Mrs. 1947 When they retired and moved At Home in Blair BLAIR , Wis: (Special)—David week as follows: Ruth CircJe will KELLOGG , Minn. (Special)- Lawrence Passe and Mrs. George to Kellogg where they reside. Mr.' 1 , son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy meet . Tuesday at 2 p.rn. at the The golden wedding anniversary of Passe Jr., daughters-in-law" of the BLAIR , '' . Wis. (Special)—Yellow Molstad and Mrs, Passe are both very ac: Molstad , Blair, and Miss Geraldine church with Mrs Helga Lindfoo and Mr. and Mrs. George Passe Sr., coupie. live. His hobbj is fishing and hunt- acacias, white snapdragons and daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. Alma Joten hostesses. Tues- Kellogg, was observed Jan. 31 with lighted tapers in candelabra form- A«n Jessie/ Decorations in the home were in ing and Mrs* Passe enjoys garden- Mrs. Glenn Jessei, West ' . Allls, day evening at 8 p.m. Rebecca Cir- an anniversary high Mass of gold and white and included flow- ing and flowers, Mr. Passe is jan- ed the background in Zion Luther- cle will meet at the home of Mrs. Thanksgiving offered by the Rt. an Church for the marriage of were married Jan. 27 at the Flor- ers, candles and ' wedding bells. itor of . 'St. -Agnes. Church, Kellogg, ist Avenue Lutheran Church, North John Clipper with assistant host- Rev. Msgr. B, A. Kramer, pastor A cream pitcher and sugar bow) and cemetery caretaker. Mrs, Pas: Miss Roseanne Kaye Borreson and Milwaukee. The Rev. B. E. Acker- ess Mrs. G, Husebpe; Mary Circle at St. Agnes Catholic Church , Roger .Victor Anderson nt 8 p.m. received as a wedding gift 50 years se takes care of the sanctuary and man performed the ceremony at 3 meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. where they are members. The cou- ago was used on the serving table. sacristy of . the church. Saturday. p.m. Morris Casper and assistan t host- ple repeated their marriage vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. ess Mrs. Lee Casper; Martha Cir- Mrs. Passe, the former Miss and TMrs. Ernest Borreson, Blair, Gerald S t e n d a h I. Arlington cle will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Elizabeth Angelbeck , Plainview, and the bridegroom is the son of Heights, '. III.. ' The birde wore an the home of Mrs. Albi n Overby. and George Passe, Wabasha, were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anderson, aqua wool suit and a corsage of Mrs. Lloyd Nchring will be host- married Jan. . 31, 1912, at St. runi! Blair. gardenias. Mrs. Stendahl wore a ess to Rachel Circle at her home Joachim Catholic Church , Plain- at 2 p.nv. Monday. Sarah Circle THE REV. E. E. Olson perform- beige wool suit with a corsage of view, by the late Rev. D. J. Lav- pink carnations. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the ery. Their attendants were the ed- .the. double-ring- ceremony. Mrs. home of Mrs. Jirnmie Siefert . Na- Roger Dahl , sister, ; of the bride- late Miss Theresa Angelbeck , sis- THE COUPLE will b« at home omi Circle will meet Friday at 2 ter of the bride and the late Wil- groom , sang "O Perfect Love" and at 2103 S. 71st St., Apt. 104, West p.m. at: the home of Mrs. Ori n "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs, Law- liam Passe, brother , of the bride- Allis. - ' . Koxlien. groom, best man. rence Holven was accompanist and Mr. Molstad is employed at The annual smorgasbord given played the 7 traditional wedding Shoreline Supply, Inc. , Hales Cor- by members of the ALCW of Tay- MR. AND MRS. Passe have six marches, v v ners, The bride is a beautician. lor Lutheran Church has been children, Lawrence, Mrs. Arnold Miss Nancy Borreson was her Mr. and Mrs. Molstad were hon- scheduled for March 6 ' in the (Loretta) Hoffman and Mrs. Fran- sister's maid oi honor and Miss Sunday church parlors.¦ (Elaine) Sullivan , Kellogg ; ored at a reception after- " ¦• cis Anderson, sister of the : . . . Norma noon at Blair First Lutheran . Walter, Chilicothe . Ill.; George Jr., bridegroom , was bridesmaid. Church by 60 relatives and friends. MISSIONARY COUNCIL St. Paul , and -Mrs.; .Eugene- < Cath- Roger Wan- . David¦ Quarne¦ and Hostesses were the Mmes. DeVere The Women's Missionary Coun- erine) Wiley, Lake City, and 23 gen , at tended the bridegroom. Dahl, James Dahl, Lester Moen ' grandchildren , all of whom were Thomas Borreson and Dennis An- cil of the Church of Christ will Jr., and Ray Nereng, Mrs! Dahl meet at the home of . Mrs. Harry present at the . celebration. • derson , brothers of the coupl e, and Mrs. Terrehce Beaty assisted A reception was held from 1:30 ushered. McMillen , 1104 Gilmore Ave., Fri- with the opening of the gifts. Mrs. day at 7:30 p.m; Mrs. Russell Can- to 4 p.m. Sunday, at the farm home i^ fiwj THE BRIDE 'S STREET-Ungth Dahl also poured. The Mmes. Os- trell will lead the lesson. of their son-in-law and daughter , white lace dress over blue taffeta car Hovre, Helmer Strand and Ed- Mr. and Mrs; Francis Sullivan , was made with short sleeves and MR. AND MRS. Roger V. Anderson arc pictured leaving Zion win Nanstad assisted in the kitch- 25TH ANNIVERSARY Kellogg, with 150 present. Ch ildren en. of the couple arranged the cele- worn with matching lace gauntlets. Lutheran Church Saturday following their marriage. The bride Mr, and Mrs. Florian Beck, 721 PRE-INVENTORY , was trim- - The bride's parents and her bration. The V back neckline is the daughter of Mr . and. Mrs.. Ernest Borreson , Blair, Wis., and brother, Roger, were guests at the E. 3rd St., will observe their 25th med with rhinestones. Her circular the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and ..Mrs . Norman Anderson , reception. wedding anniversary Friday. They THE ANNIVERSARY cake was veil was held by a tiara of rhine- rural Blair. They will make their home in Blair where the bride- were honored at a party at Jack's made by Mrs. Francis Kottschade stones. She carried a cascade of groom is employed. (Haefncr Studio) Ever serve hot rnealy freshly- Place Saturday evening. All of and served by the couple's niece, red roses. . boiled potatoes with a topping of their 15 children were present ex- Miss 'Mary "Angelbeck, . Wabasha. The dresses of the maid of honor *our crearii and chopped chives? cept Pvt. Jerome Beck. Another niece, Mrs. John Ahlers. and the bridesmaid were styled of bridegroom , was in charge of the apolis. The couple will make their ¦ taffeta with portrait necklines and guest book. Mrs. Ralph Anderson , home here where the bridegroom #*%M . -4 w rfiv******** » ^vy v f t****.*' t '^7' ^.s> c- ' - ^ > &< ^-c ^ • ' ¦^"¦K' ' * ^ < v ; short sleeves. The maid of honor sister-in-law of the bridegroom, is employed by the Preston Coop- Nvorc sapphire blue and the brides- poured: Mr* Ralph Wood , sister erative Creamery. maid, sky blue. Small round hats of the bride, served the wedding held .(heir circular .veils and they cake and Mrs. Philip Johnson STUDY CLUB carried cascade bourjuets of white served the ice cream Miss Mary The Saturday Study Club will chrysanthemums. Knutson , Milwaukee , and Miss meet Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the FINAL REDUCTIONS Tlie bride's mother in brown Nancy Nelson, Blair , displayed the riome of Mrs. W. L. Hodgins , 123 with beige accessories and the gifts V Mark St. Mrs Henry Umbrcit SENSATIONAL MARKDOWNS bridegroom 's iriotlier in black with Serving were the Misses Tolar- -will present the lesson. purple accessories; wore corsages age Johnson , J

-FUR COATS — Cupid shops here . . . and so should Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb $100 Natural Ranch Mink Front Paws . 199 /ou, to gift her to her heart's content, Natural Mink Gill Coat 199 with all the important little extras that ' Natural Grey Mink Paw, % length 299 Natura l Grey Persian Lamb 349 f mean so much. Tip Dyed Sheared Raccoon. Flanks 179 <$ f : : ' :: ' Brown Persian Sides, Mink Collare d 249 V :^ - . : - | \ Natural Dark Mink Sides (Pencil striped) ... 349 j Aisl e Natural Ranch Mink Paw Coat , full length ... 299 Wt M Weekend Specials I\ Black Dyed Persian Lamb 349 % Lines / / \, Dyed Muskrat Backs Coat 199 ST0P BAD WEATIIER Grey Persian Lam"b , Sapphire Mink trimmed . . 399 I // // MESS AT THE D00R! \ Natural Grey Mink Heads Coat 249 Boot Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb 12? Multi-Use Valet Natural Sapphire Mink Sides, full length ... 599 I J ^^ J Natural Gun-metal Mink Sides , full length ... 499 ., N^5uil fr' 15x24!/ % -:¦ ' ¦ ' ¦¦ 2" Easy-Clean Plastic Tray FUR JACKETS — $¦' :¦:¦ - . : " ' H — Lamb .... 49 I MERCURY ALBUM SPE- P Charcoal Dyed Mouton-Processed iir CIALS . . . . and this truly Natural Dark Brown Mink Paws ...... 199 raMM|^ ^ p . fj AUTUMN HAZE* Mink Jacket ,...... ' . 995 ¦' Black Dyed Persian Lamb . . . . . ¦ ...... 199 Black Dyed Persian Lamb Paws . ' . . . .-.- . .. - ' ." ¦ 149 Natural Mink Gills, Pastel ...... 149 Handkerchiefs A \ - | ^ » f 1 Grey Persian Lamb, Cerulean * Mink trimmed 299 | | s ' Brown Dyed vSquirrel Jacket ...... 299 < Lovely Swiss sheer initial K^^TÎSL ' I handkerchiefs ¦with colorful P * ^^ ' Natural Grey Persian La mb ...... - ...... 269 / ^G^^fM^TU£^.»> . . I petit point embroidery. -^%(j|w . Sepia Brown Dyed Persian Jacket, Lutetia * Mink Collar ...... 499 I famous recording artists - J f n, | Pastel Mink Paw Jacket . . . . . 199 I Swiss jheers with embroidered LinOeTIG 1 I- Brown Dyed Persian Laml) Sides . 169 ; Valentine motif. ^ I j of only .99^ each. There 0n '/ : ^^B *S"^^ ' Black Dyed Persian Lamb Mink Collar . , . ". . 329 yzG ,., ' 59 5 aro albums /S ¦ ^* ' J Spring-touched lingerie , . so gay ff |i Logwood Dyed Mouton«Processed Lamb .. , in both mono "l' ' : /^ L ¦ 259 eac Valentine print handkerchiefs . in floral print , so dainty with 1 | Natural Ranch Mink Paw Jacket ...... > and stereo ... with orig- ¦ I \ j \J " | Natural Light Pastel Mink Sides .,.....- .. 299 inal values up to 4.98. •• %a#.V# ]ac and care-free in soft ¦ j ^ 50c and 59c nylonf' tricot., T \? I Come in soon and find f , ^fV. — FUR SCARF SET S — \ . ' Valentine mailing folders. | V\ i:7 7 your fa-vorites among this Protect every entrance with a hoot valet. . .v holds i Dyed Mink Contours , 2 SMns ...,...... $ 25 . i; terrific record bonanza. the entire family's hoots and rubbers neatly. I ' 15c W Half Natural Pastel Mink Contours, 2 Skins ..... 69 * V^^> Slips. -. . , on i7 Tuck-in Sachet Packets, Sizes 24 thlu 3(1- ^ -vU s;> Natural Stone Marten Scarfs, 3 Skins 129 :¦) ^ \V^ Natural Pastel Mink Scaris, 4 Skins ... . 129 COLD NIGH TS ARE Made of rigid hJ-j mpact plastic , it has a high wall ' j - . .. " . ^ j 10c tO .OO \¦ ^ . Waltz Gowns . . . . . 0 nn | ' i PUZZL E NIGHT S .. . and to confine water . . ; -wipes clean with a damp cloth l\ V " Sizes 32 to 38. y.UU 7 Natural Sapphire Mink Scarfs , 4 Skins . . . . . 129 I \ Natural Fox Slmvl no pastime i.s more in- ¦ Collars ...... 35 Packed in Poly hag Grey only A Hosiery Black Dyed Persian Lamb Tier Scarf 49 .; tri guinjj and more relax- p V^ Dyed White Fox 2 Row Cape 139 ,-j • ing. In response to num- », ., ,, ' , Dyed Squirrel Cape-Jacket 189 ¦ Also ,y [7 : select ion of these puzzles k • / - NATURAL MINK STOLES — - ¦ -for your — - own amusement— 7--- î Natural Royal Pastel Mink Suit Stole ..... $249 ... or as a thoughtful Jrt^lMLPFCIAI ~^m Natural Sapphire Mink E-ldorado Stole . . ... 399 Natural Sapphire Mink Suit Stole . 249 gilt to shut-ins. In our |Af k\ft MM E W% *$ WAU NtK l I Natural AUTUMN HAZE*- Letotit Mink Stole . . 429 Toy Aisles. . Natural Ranch Letout Mink Stole 399 ^ Natural AUTUMN HAZE" Letout Eldorado REMEMBE R YOUR /O ^l /? *-/_ Yl ' ' wL Mink Stole 549 SWEETHEART S ' Natural CERULEAN* Letout Classic Stole . . . 549 ^0v jdltT/l l/j/ O \ 7 whether they be six or 'fl/ \AAA4' / LAAJCAAJO ; fl Natural TOURMALINE* Letout Mink Stole . . 529 %j» l Natural Ranch Mink Stole 249 sixty. And nothing will v^^y N 1 please 0 D»y Accounlil > BudQer Accounlil t 18 Monllilv lo Pay jr mf\ Pay \'» Monthly { Tokl Up lo J on Our Lay-Away ed patent ^ No Exlr» Charm J } Full r»or« lo Pay ( BudDT Plan i leather, they rcg. d.%. r \ \mf w | RRINFOItCED SHEKRS '^ I j k\ | | 'i arc decorated with Bar- V*# « 7 •**^ . ^ hie designs and come in k l-'ur producls Inbalod lo show country ol origin ol Iniporlod (gri 1 . 1 .50 pr. I ^ 3 •TM, EMDA, Mutation Mink llroed erj Aisoclatlon ;. ' a wide range of prices. I IOl'SKW'AHRS DEPT. k W- ^ v I ;. ,, FURS BY FRANCIS, 57 W. 4th St. , . , : .. TOTOW.^.,, . , ,, j&3ssm«Ea5*»ffltis^^ ThUriday; F«bru«ry i , 1961 WlNOMA EWS: Lady Bugs Make Soroptimists Set DAILY N * Terms Forever Feminine Ma n L ' Advertisihg ¦¦' ¦ * ¦ ' - ' Valentine Payors Vforkshop Session ¦_ .* " . ..» . - k_ » ' Military order of Lady Bugs, Plans for a" "workshop meeting Our Era 'Age of Noise Gnats Circle 13, met at the VFW of the Soroptimist Club of Winona "Historians may very well-tenm real motive for buying, and arc Clubroonr Tuesday evening. Mrs, on Feb. 2l at Richards , Wi- . Harold Wooden and Mrs. John Hall our era the 'Age of Noise.' Adver- not always rational. Women have nona State College, with Mrs. Fae an increased role in determining Kozlowski were appointed to go to tising contributes to this, noise. The consumption in our society. There- the rest horhes and Winona Gen- Griffith as hostess were made at volume of advertising has enhanc- fore, the conflicts in women's mo- eral Hospita] with Valentine favors the luncheon meeting of the club ed the importance of the advertis- tivation are important to the ad- and tray cards. Wednesday in the Huntsman 's ing agency and the ad-man," said vertiser. With more education, mo- The attendance prize furnished R oom of the .Steak Shop. Dr. William . Mindak speaking on bility and desire for expression , by Mrs. Ed; Modjeski went to Miss Lillian .Ziegler. Hostesses were President Evelyn Taraldson pre- "The Ad Man and She" Wednes- women have changed our econom- sided at the short business session. day at the AAUW general meet-. society." Mrs. Nigel Stoneburg and Mrs. ¦ ' ic Preliminary plans for ticket sale ing- . '" • . . Dr. Mindak showed slides illus- Harry Wigant. meeting was held at The next meeting March:6 will for the Honnel Boutique on March The dinner trating consumer motives. "Status 25 at Richards Hall were made. the Hotel AVinona at 6:30 p.m. with often is the force which controls be held at 8 p.m. at the Williams attending. Frank Haas introduc- ¦ Annex. A 7. p.m. banquet will pre- Tickets wiLl be given to the mem- 85 buying," he explained. "Negative bers and to the participating stores ed Dr . Mindak , professor in. the appear is another factors The ad- cede the meeting; -Mrs. Ambrose Journalism at the Univer- ' Maddigan will donate a special at- at the next meeting of the club. School of vertiser must contend with con- The membership tea planned If r sity of Minnesot a and research conflicts between the traditional and tendance prize at his meeting. ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ the Venture Club members will he sultant for Knox-Reeves Advertis- modern conception of homemaker . Agency. 7 CARD PARTIES postponed until the return of Miss ing and mother . : The romance or Harriet Kelley, lieutenant-govern - dream ideal -of modern woman is "ADVERTISING 3$ - a. means of Homer PTA will sponsor a series or of the !North central Region of includ ed in many advert isiiig cam- of card parties beginning Sunday Soroptimist Clubs. M iss Kelley is communication which can be used paigns. Consumer areas, such as for good or evil," Dx. Mindak stat- at 8 p.m. at the Homer- Hall. A. attending the regionaL board meet- beer and tobacco ads , once gear- film on artafical respiration will be ing at Sioux City, Iowa, Friday ed. "The medium reflects, rai-her ed to the male buyer, are feminiz- than shapes , the values of our cul- shown at the next meeting Feb. and Saturday. t> JW imin. *«»>-». fc. - L~m t^f.7^fr\^.iaS \ ^^ - ing their appeal." 15 at 8 p.m. at . the Homer school . Miss Taraldson reminded mem- ture. When our economy changed ^ re going to tet! me you from , an economy of needs to an HE CONCLUDED his talk-with bers pf the invitation from the .AI- I suppose now^ you' economy of wants, the consumer the point that advertising media ,the Winon a branch of the AAUW, trusa Club for their Feb. 28 din- cort hqrdlyTWai t to start puttering ' ' became 'queen' and .has '-dictator : are sensitive to the wishes of the conducted a short business meet- ner meeting at the Hotel Winona }r» the garden! ial power over what will be people. Complaints should be maide ing'precedtng the talk. Mrs.- Curtis at which Dr. Margaret Schiizyer , produced. 7 • to those responsible. The audience Johnson , fellowships chairman , in- a meriiher of MEDICO, will be "Detecting the buyer's motiva- questioned. Dr. Mindak following troduced Misses Kathy Stork and quest speaker. She has been work- [ CHICK EN DINNER . - . " ¦! mon chicken dinner from 6:30 to ,;. local recipients of ing in;.Haiti; and will also discuss ALMA , \Vis:-American Legion T-.30 p.m, '¦Tuesday; at the . Legion tion is the job of the ad-man. his talk Judith Brom . j . ¦ People do not always expose tiheir Mrs. Frank Haas, president of AAUW fellowships . communism. . 1 Post 224 will sponsor a John Har- J Clubrooiiis. . . ". • . .;. MR. AND MRS. Raymond Benter, above, are at hom& at 462 E. King St., after their marriage Jan. 27 at St. Casimir's Catholic Church. The bride is the former. M5ss Frances Bambenek, daugh-v tcr of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bambenek, 740-44tfii Ave. Mr, Benter is tlie son of Mr. and Mrs7 Chris Benter, Sugar Loaf. (Edstrom ' ¦¦ '¦: Studio) . - ,, ;' . ' .- 7 Miss Bambenek Miss Sharon Gallagher , Miss Sher- , ry ; Greseth , Miss Lou Kay Ma- ronde and IMiss Janny Thrune , Raymond Benter Jan. 10 in Rochester. Exchange Vows SOCIAL CLUB . The Pleasa-tit Valley S-ocial Club V Vy^F She'll fall in love at first sight, with % i Ifg L and «*¦ «H ^ P ^ A Chantilly lace bridal gown was will meet as the home .' of Mrs. ^ f ^F worn by Miss Frances Bambenek, William - Krage, 408 Gra nd St., at ' ¦ 1 ^SP T " ' ' y°ur choice of glamorous Valentine S' EfJ ^- I (/W daughter of- . Mr. and Mrs. Frank 2:15 p.m. Saturday. . rt PX' ~ ' \'^ £ Bambenek , 740-44th Ave., for her J*V / \\\ > ""A . r . <• . r , M , X. A, ion fabrics. < ii \ \ ' - .JP~AF marriage to Raymond Benter , son BETHLEHEM WOMEN / fes- M agifts from our delightfuly array.7 We '*&>&. ' 95 %? ^**mrAW of Mr. and . Mrs. Chris Benter , LANESBOEO, Minn, ^Special)— '^&rV> ^ A< * Vi& ^± Âr Sugar Loaf , at St. Casimir's Cath- "American Missions" !!.'ill be pre- W^\!- ;J * have everything pretty and '^^k'SV^s* $ "^fe olic . Church Jan. 27. . sented as the program topic when ^*>\ ' - ^ r The Rev. Robert Stamchror per- Women of Bethleh em meet Feb. fashionable for her and there's a price ifo ' " formed the. ceremony. Miss . . Shar- 14 at .the Bethlehem Parish House. Pî>S*2 \ \ " 2j JH ^ on -Gallagher, Minnesota ' City, Hostesses w:ill include the . Mmes. A was maid of honor and Melvin Edward Redalen Jr., Sam Oisori, t0 please every bLjdget * '^^ Benter, Sugar Loaf , was best man. Don Allen, O. G. Bradley and Miss mr. -'fnlM - ^ %$* w$w Minnie Quanrud . } * ^ THE BRIDE'S ballerina-length NEW SPRING BLOUSES gown was designed with a fitted EAGLES AUXILIARY /fi ^/^/lu - -.«v* § 1: Jfc bodice, square neckline arid three- Members of the Eagles Auxil- quarter length ' sleeves. A pearl ' '* np iary met MTonday everting at the / . \ I ' ~l rtk- vfr. ^^^îM ., #« wardrobe. All now stylos n . *r nn Ity^<'* T \ trimmed crown held her silk il- Eagles HalH .v A Valentine party vilh shorl or roll Meovcs. $2.95 tO $5.98 lusion veil. , f ' W /"'il ^ %># ™ #L & *& t in Al^gfr 1% "was held following the business '" :V' '^ %- Sizes 30-38 while and The maid of honor wore a green meeting. Games were vplayed and // '.!- , / .y ^%% $ /l !» '^P " %^^\ L. satin dress made with a fitted "Valentines exchanged^ by the 35 bodice, round neckline and three- membersvamd guests, TMrs.. Theo Lov^ L-v quarter length sleeves, and full dore ; Kline, ' ; .chairman , '¦ . and Mrs, f^^"M* gf SPRING JEWELRY % DAINTY HANKIES Al^M ballerina-length skirt. Harold O'D ea were on the lunch NYLON GOWNS wuh lace , embroidery, // A reception was held at the I If A„ cnchanting soledion ^rj ^,^^. fV^mHM committee. The attendance prize % and all sorts of fine dc- 2Sc*"»- ^ J Teamsters Club.from 1 to 5 p.m. went to Mrs. John Kozlowski. % \\ and LINGERIEuinvatrx 3f"Ks «' spring-perfect car- &HMJi>TlS J JflHBH . Jf Mrs. Vernon Gallagher , : Minnesota ri necklaceS ) brace_ taila Tuck SCVCral lnt° A ¦ f ¦ ^ ¦ 1 ¦ ¦ fl* ¦ • Z - m^îp£ \ . . . - . . • i ^^H^^tf/ City, made the wedding cake cut \I \ . Dicamy lmgerie for your ^ % ] c[s^ .Wm hcr '^ " R tL < j)ins in new (jesjgns «L«3ffl i ^HM* $a.* ' " B^J^J' by Mrs. Eugene . Monohon , Dil- ¦ ^ ^ ^ worth , Minn., and Mrs. Clark Luh- ; :' ;: SPECIAL'S ' ^J Pp$P)> \ mvns Peignoirs , •* *M ^^<^^ I mann , Minneapolis. In charge of , - Sp/j I fllm V 8 ' ^jj ' ^^feSi ^ f*^' jjjff ii^X - ; : . for «Hj l , I lacy slips, glamourous pa- lL and up />- r i«x the . gifts were Sherry Greseth and ' /( £f \ \ ^* t^'2t* ^^L <« J^^^ -t t • P ius - I Valentine's. - VR^^ i ' ^^ ' " * Lou Kay Maronde, Rochester, in M jamas. A delightful Valen- grf ¦«? '^"^-^ I -^T>^ charge of . the guest book , Janice P' - ' : %k 4 # $* Thrune, Roch ester. - . :^' ; \- *fv^:,\ !' Friday and Saturday Only ; THE COUPLE is at homo at ^ p UAA 462 E. King St. Both are grad- 5^ " "% & « XJ LJLVJ,/1 '¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ % ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ * sf - : ¦ - - ¦ ^r m ? • . . Discount• < wj I . uates of Winona 7 Senior High 20% J^ ^ School and the bride is employed [ on all merchandise ; as a clerk typist at the Mayo h Clinic, Rochester , Minn, i Sara's Gift Shoppe j <^ ¦ " ¦; ' ' - " - lg$J&? Phone 2876 Bridal showers were given by . ; . . 103 E. Third j P ^P Mrs. Rose Bambenek Jan. 137 by I %0^

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now now now now $5 $7 $9 $n M|WMMHMaMaM mmammmwmamiamama*mm»mmmammwmmMmmiamimmAttmmammmmam^mamamm^m^ MMMaaMiMMaHiHMMMMaMwiHwWHt ^^ ... . ^^M^^î«^^^^^^^»« ^Y~r-rT -T*B^--*-,,~J*rr~rJ* '~**'"^ | MHV< ^HwaiMIWMnMaMMWHWaHHnamMNM î ^ ^WMM 'MM '-— - - ¦ ¦ ¦ — : ...... - . . r; Churchwomen Nurses to Receive Rdse Valley Shed Mondovi Meeting Man Quiet Instruction in Meeting Postponed On Hospital Bonds ¦Girl Scout Board Orients Day, Dinner Oxygen Therapy COCHRANE, Wis. - The Rose Set for Feb. 19 Valley Watershed meeting, sched- , Wis. (Special ) — The :St..Paul's Episcopal Churchwom- Oxygen therapy will be discuss- MONDOVI ed by Dr. Arnold Fcnske at , 7:3d uled for Friday at Cochrane School City Council heard an explanation v Members, Hears Trends en were reminded by their presi- Annex, has been postponed until proposed bond ordinance and dent , . Mrs. Myles Petersen 1, at p.m. today at Winona General of the Nov members of the Winona national .organization - to support Hospital in the second of a series the following Friday,: Feb. 16, at lease agreement with Buffalo, Me< their meeting Wednesday in the " ¦ the beliefs and made suggestions of lectures on disaster procedures 1:30 p.m. ¦« ' ¦ « ¦ mo-rial Hospital Association from flirl Scout board of directors re- parish house that Feb. 28 will be Tues- for ways in which' the Winona for registered nurses, sponsored This was announced by Archie City Attorney J. Vi Whelan ¦ ¦ ceived orientation for their jobs in prepare for the new one of special interest to them. evening,; ' - ' Council can , by the Winona County Red Cross Broyold , Buffalo Cqjjntragent. The day ,. girl scouting and a briejing or program which will bo initiated A Chuck Wagon dinner , to be Chapter. meeting was postponed because of A meeting of the council with program trends for the served by the men of. the parish , ; bonding the new in W37 ¦ ¦ The meeting will be on the sixth the funeral this, Friday of water- the hospital board and year ahead at the home of Mrs. The new proRrnm plans outlined is set for that day, . • ' floor of the hospital. Miss Delores shed member Robert Bollinger, company representative will bo Laird Lucas, second vice pres- m. in the ' by Miss Ehel .included -investing a The dinner will follow a quiet Schiller, hospital director of nurs- Cochrane. held Feb. 19 at 8 p. ident , Tuesday morning. girl only onc e, ' with .1 icdedica- day for the . Hiawatha Deanery ing, will assist Dr. Fcnske. All re- council chambers to work out the Newly-elected officers of the each program level. Miss Episcopal ehurchwomeri to be gistered nurses, practicing and details for constructing the .propos- Lawrence Santei- tion at DURAND PTA board are Mrs . F.bel discussed the new foti r- .' .age- held at St. Mark's Church , Lake non-practicing, are invited. ed 48-bed hospital, estimated to man , president ; Mrs, Harris Kal; level program for girls 7 through City, Feb. 28. beginning at 10:30 DURAND, Wis.: (Special) — The cost- $500,000 omplete. Mrs. .brcher. first vice president; 17 . a two-year piiograni tor 7 and a.m. with Holy Communion. Each FOUNTAIN CITY PTA Durand-Parent Teacher Association The council placed an order for \\ . II. Lauer, secretary, and Mrs. R vear-olds; a . three-year program woman attending is asked to bring FOUNTAIN CITY. Wis. ( Spe- will present a panel discussion on a new police radio which will be , trensurcr7 Board . ) C. '31 Opsahl . fpT nine , ten . and II year olds: a her own sandwiches. No reserva- cial -- Fountain City PTA will Television and the Child Monday on the same frequency, as the sher- ¦ members who were appointed to three-year program for girls aged tions are needed. meet Wednesday at the band hall at- 8 p.m. at Durand High School. iff's department . It will be placed - -. committee . chairmanships includ- 12 ,: 13, and 1-4 : a three year proof the Elementary School at 8 p.m. Three differen t view points wil! be in the city police car. Purchase ed 7 Mrs; A , W. Sturges, train- gram for l;V 16 and 17 year-olds. -: MRSV RICHARD Deeren led the with the executive "board meeting given on how television affects the was made in accordance with a ing committee; Mrs. Addison Kh- ¦ devotions. She used the Episcopal , Springer will with the Buffalo . Miss . Ebij l - slated , "We believe Churclwomajis at 7:30. Miss Evelyn Nappe Buf- student. Dr. Joesph contract signed lers, Juliette Low committee , ' ' prayer and the falo County nurse, will be the present the medical aspect of the County Board. ¦ Scout programs must ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ that all Girl ¦¦¦ , •:¦ collect for the day. Mrs - - ¦ . . N. A. . Mike Bambenrk , committee on guest speaker on the subject , discussion; Richard Duesterbach . employed personnel; Mrs. -A. include , not only the promise and lioettigcr, hospital representative, laws and other fundamentals "Health in our Schools." She will will present the teachers view- STRUM FIREMEN'S DANCE Grant Burleigh ,.membership-nomi- reported on the .^ annual Hospital present a film strip "Hel p for point. Two students from the high STRUM, Wis.—Tlie; Strum: Vol- nating commit tee , and Ray Oor- st ated in the constitution v but also Auxiliary meeting. Mrs. Luis Gal- : a- concerted push on citizenship Young Hearts." Serving will be school speech class will be chos- unteer Fire Department will have such, finance conimittcc. v'cz reported that scrapbooks were 17. The education a"d related inl c'rnational Mr. and Mrs. William Krause, Mr. en to present the student's Views. its annual dance Feb. being made by the church period- and Mrs. Charles Pressing, Mr Byron Dale will act as modera- Rhythm Playboys will furnish the • MRS. DONA.LD Schneider was friendship pt'rmentinK all troop ical club committee and that there . ' programs , greater stress and Mrs. Lee; Brommerich and Mr. tor. Refreshments will be served music and proceeds will go to introduced us the new neighbor- and camp ¦ was a need for prayer books and ¦ hood chairman for Sunset Neigh- on health and safety in all- pro- Mrs Clynton Olson , loft , and Mrs. Bernard Campbell, right , and Mrs. Norman Ralz. after the business meeting.. the fire department. ' Bibles for¦ distribution¦ by the com- borhood, Miss Leona Kbcl , exec- grams, greater emphasis on the are fitting old-fashioned \v«(iding gowns for the Strum, 'Wis '.j mittee, ¦ - ¦ . utive-director , presented a film out-of-doors , the home , and 7 the Women 's t'ivic Club style show, and bridal re\'ue to be held at The spring rummage sale will be strip on the program trends in arts. We bel ieve that rmicli more . thev-Kleva-S trum Central Hi^h ; School Monday evening. Mrs. Ol- held April .12 and the Hiawatha the years. ahead. In her comments specific lielp must be provided ' Deanery meeting April 26. Other Miss Ebel pointed out the four our troop ' leaders!" - . '-7 i son will model her mother 's .-i'Mrs. John Olson , Strum) u'edding ; gown : Mrs. Olsun wore the white batiste with eyelet insertion dates announced \vere the organ basic ; beliefs of program trends , Miss Ebel closed her presenta- , recital by John Schueler on Feb. discussed the kinds of materials tion by listing suggestions of pre- \ for her wedding at the West Beef Synod Church in .June. 11)05, 25, and¦ the Salad Lunchon on May which will be developed by the paration for the new fourtevcl pro- ! Mrs. Bernard Campbellvwill wear the gown of Mrs.^ T.-M. Ol. 17. , " . . son , Strum , who- was married at her home Christmas day, 190(1, . . FOLLOWING the business meet- It is a pale brocaded silk . Mrs. Conrad Johnstad will model a ing at wliich Mrs. Petersen , pre- 7-gqwn worn- by. Mrs. Hugh Sharp's great grandmother as Sunday sided, the Rev. George Goodreid best in 1806. It is black-sat«en lined wilh a bustle . . gave the. second in his series of ^ ' " ' ¦«¦ ' ' 7 talks on Christian Ethics. Mem- I Slmtrm wmam -.J**..- AA ALTURA DRESSED bers ol Ruth Guild were hostesses gram, Her . suggestions ' included : Organize troops for 7-year-olds: Grand Guardian at the social hour which followed. T TISSUE "* 33c select , train , and retain troop lead- J?!i l * TURKEYS ers, increase the age range hi the [Makes Official RNA MEETING CHANGE *r°B existing troops, increase the -size Riverside Magnolias, Royal ¦ I3c; 7 ° ¦ |QAP of the troops, build strong neigh- WHIT¦ ' E BREAD ' ^ ' ( R AIE Chapter Visit Neighbors of America decided . at flG ' !- . . ¦?.^. :v , * B Q« ( - | borhood service teams, use troop f b their meeting Tuesday evening at Q S consultants more' effectivel y and Mrs. c, Waiter . Ekma 'n,. Minnc- the Red Men 's Wigwam to meet Ay increase opportunities : for service ' ' j apolis, grand guardian of the in the afternoon at 2 p.m. instead \MlMP+~:*^3mV TENDER ¦ ¦" projects . and challenging citizen- , Grand Guardian Council ;-of . .' Min- of holding evening meetings. The 1 MIRACLE WHIP LEAN, . = . .- -7 / ship trainin g. j nesota . International Order of first afternoon meeting will be ) Additional members of the 19G2 - Job's Daughters, made her offi- Feb. 20. Cards will be played and DRESSING - 49c Pork Chops* 59c board include Mrs. L. E. -Rryn 'rs- | cial visit Monday night at the lunch served. Mrs. Arthur Heck j j SALAD ° ¦ HOME-MADE lad , field vice-president; Mrs. fc. Masonic Temple. Accompanying presided at the meeting. Lunch ) LARGE SIZE . I W. Goldberg, chairman of urogram j her was the .Associate Grand Guar- was served by Mrs; L. M. Kings- ¦ Pork Xinks 65c committee; Mrs. Geor ge Forster , ! dinn , Mr. Ektfian. ley and Mrs. Rose Bambenek. Qc | t ) chairman of camp committee: i HEAD LETTUCE Î ' j Senior princess Kathy Boyum ' : ¦ Mrs, It. W. Miller , chairman of Minnesota and a membership of ' " ' ¦¦ ' ' ¦ " ¦ : ¦;: ¦ ' presided. She introduced Mr. and " . . ' ^¦ ' of - ' '/ ¦ . . ¦^- -^ -: .7 community relations committee; Mrs. .:. C:¦ - •Av'altc'r . Ekman; Mrs. 7,000 girls. Mrs. Robert Henry, registrar ; Mrs. Carl W. Frank , ! grand guide and Acting honored queen Kathy Boy- • ^^ Brandy Chappel l , chairma n of pust guardian ; Mrs. Lee Ayers. urn installed Wendy VVeimer .jun- STAN'S "Pik-Qui ( ^ public relations committee , and past grand first messenger and ior. - . custodian .-, and- Jane KahT a I 928 East 8th St. FORMERLY WIECZORiK'S MARKET Phone 8-3061 f Mrs. Arvel Allred , Mrs, William past guardian; Mrs, ]T, S. John- choir member. All work was ex- OEILINGS Heise and Mrs, Art Anderson, ! son Jr., guardian; Carl VV. Frank, emplified and Sandra Dublin and. neighborhood chairmen . Members associate guardian , and all other Gretcheri Mayan acted as candi- al large are Mrs. C. K. Heberling, council members. dates during the initiatory work. Mrs , John Tearse, Mrs. Luther Barbara Carlson reported that McCown ,.Mrs . James 'Schaim and ! MRS. EKMAN presented the hon- 75 Valentine tray favors were made Mrs, John Carroll. I ored queen with a gavel ,Which and delivered to Winona General i "GOOD FOOD ACTUALLY | ^ jm1 f yf m 1 belonged to her daughtci when Hospital All petitions foi imtia- l WiW^&^ HOT SPRINGS VACATION ( she was honored queen , to use for tion March 5 must be turned in 1 COSTS YOU LESS" ¦- fie evening She has been taking at the next meeting FRI. and SAT. FEB. 9-10 ir II Zeches. Fred Sherman , this gavel to all chapters she has Seners for Blue Lodge Tuesday ^flWH 1 We will bt open Saturday afternoon 'til 5 o'clock Joseph Dettle and Herbert J. Ho visited during her year m office evening were Kay Anderson , Bar- ner have left for a two -w eeks The Winona honored q ueen was the bara C arlson , Bonnie Odegaard , vacation at Hot Spnngs , Aik 1.)id There aie 7fi C hapteis in and Jackie Opsahl. I TUSHNER'S •»"» I Largest selection of celling! In town — pick out your favorite j 1 501 E. Third St. right In our heated ttorag* roeml . " ~ MARKET B • 5 smart, new Decorator Ules I ii . . . ; i'S • 8 different CusMontone acoustical tiles that soak tip noise I Complete MEAT-GROCERY-PRODUCE Depts. • 2 White Temlok tiles [i Armstrong ceilings are easy to Install . . . you can do v rt yourself in a weekend or we'll do it for you. " Your 'King of Hearts' ^^îV^^W - WHITE |f |/" c- AGOUSTICAL-rt, Rates a Gift From fit 11/2. „ M K&H SUGAR 39 1 TILE« *« , TILE „». 19 .v 9 SUNSHINE B ^^^^^ ¦ Honey Grahams " 37c Folger's Coffee 2 ,7v1" I Show him you reolly care with a lovety clothing ^fe| 'y *h ' I %s«>^ A ¦ Fresh Produce ^MEL_ " ! ' -.., . I gift on Valentine's Day from ST. CLAIRS. \ % | #- - & ; Chili Con Carne ¦ I .wm~...~m. H -- 1 ****^*\ym~ t- z | LETTUCE ^ 10c 2 I M 69c *\ V . ¦¦¦¦¦ ""^ ¦¦¦ ^ ¦• ''' •• ¦• ¦ ^^ " ¦¦¦ ^ ¦¦ " ••• ¦ • ¦¦ • ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ • ¦w il ' If — ^ ^m B SNQBOY NO. 1 IDAHO RUSSET """ " PLANTER'S ¦ PRE FIINISHED OAK & BIRCH V GROOVED BACKSEALED I POTATOES Cocktail Peanuts 3Sc § r ANtLIINHjlv 4 '„4 „8' only, sq. «. i^C ^~ Masonite V-Grooved Paneling, 'i"x4'x8', sq, ft/ . .19^ 10 59C Miracle Whip 49c I "^^ ARROW DRESS SHIRT S I . ^* :^?f: J r, in § ^fc^^ÎM" >V V^*,** *£&L.JF \ V* •"^ i 'i-* . M r> lMI,•,1 collar Myles a complete size range & H QUICK or REGULAR OLD DUTCH Bj > ^ ** ^" »>rV^^K&^: , 5 ai .nl tble roi the 4A »5oZt\- 8.95St QZ $ POURING WOOL m^^^mf . *y: :}1 -^ w -¦ j /^^ "Nv SPORT I Quaker Oats Potato Chips 1 INSULATION Tw P^W/ MEN S sHiRTs '3 39c ir 49c . -| (Coverage 35 sq. ft., 4" fliicd) fJ k yC^^J * ^^ '^' " Ahi .i}'. a w(Iconic gift choice — especially when p I 1 ^/ / jf K> V/ i@i N -^yIT the> m.ule ' ARROW ' " <> WB^ ie hy — McORKGOR - \ ? ^ 1 ' $ I »" IW l)0\i:(,AI, er O QC 1QC I BAG \ / U) O.V3 - O.V3 *$1AV Jm B tm*15aW imMm£--^KtiSl^baL? • \ 1 /¦ URKni ..... 0 *^^ f JJr I Hunt s Fruit Cocktail 2 69 1 H FRESH DRESSED-WHITE ROCK FRESH DRESSED—WHITE ROCK H I I Roasting HENS Lb 33c Stewing HENS Lb 27c 1 Do n't Forget V FRESH-FRYING- CHICKEN ALTURA TURKEYS H ._; GREAT TIE SELECTION /I ...,, | . |- _ j ¦ GIBLETS-- u. 39c 12T r; TT*! 29c ' ' i ^ | l- I -S I, H ' " -"" - •¦- - 10-1 4 Lb. Average-"(tstrnited Supply) -- BB-- ¦ ¦ CHOIC E BEEF-WELL TRIMMED DECKER'S IOWANA-3-lb . Size H ' ' -! to +>a3\A \ Kg* w | | ; HR Ws [v i ¦ RIB STEAKS - u 79c Canned HAM Each $2.49 I ~ H WELL TRIMMED BLADE CUT | MEN'S ACCESS ORIES ^H 1 i N 11 U LEAN MEATY COUNTRY STYLE t t W | OCmOU rUADt AA I ¦ P0WK CH0PS 49c W« fimve a new display of |~| l " I—I \\ \ \p] r*^pt**-^' | ¦ I PORK RIBS - u 49c " I _, FRESH SLICED I Toilet Kits , . . or pprhnps you * wP ¦ ¦ ^ yruJjyil ILL . 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Being Prepared tyowicki , here to attend the an- Armed Forces Phase If will consist of a t wo-, Students participating in discus- nual meeting of the Canadian In- " will deliver before reporting for duty. 7 hour course of instruction to he At Lanesbo ro Hi g li sion vvho will go directly to the OTTAWA t AP) — A top U.S. istitute of Surveying, programs avail-, given to enlisted , men at their subdistrict contest- .without' appear- moon mapper said Wednesday de- a technical paper oh an expedited Other enlistment LANESBORO , Minn. (Special)— map the visible sur- able to qualified young- '-men . . arc home armories by their unit offi- ing locally, are Elaine Vigness and tailed maps of the moon program to farm Program cers, using" material provided ; at Twenty-three high school students are be- face pf the moon and later the three-year enlistments, aviation . will participate in the speech fes- Linda Thompson with parold the officer seminars. Bothun , alternate. ing prepared in anticipation of a hidden surface. . duty only and the . buddy program, Hall Feb. ' Faculty, members are Nati onal tival at the Community lunar landing within perhaps a . . ' 7 Young men wishing further infor- 14 at 7:30 p:m:, it was announced The public is invited to attend * local Guard officers selected (or their . ' ." ' decade. Sturgeon spearing will : be ^pen , mation should contact their by Sydney Roppe, instructor. this event. . ¦ ' Heeded View special qualifications in this area. ¦ .;¦ on .Lakes Winnebago and'- Little recruiter or write to Marino Corps Albert L. Nowicki, chief of the Recruiting Office , Post Office Included are three attorneys, three Students receiving superior¦ will Butte des Morts from Feb. 10 to building. La Crosse,- Wis. 7 chaplains, five educators, and two be eligible to participate in the School Enrollment cartography ' department of the March 1, inclusive: Lakes Winne- journalists. Chairmen of the three subdistrict festival at Houston on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, conne, Poygan and Butte des Morts Freeman faculty committees are : Lt. Col. Feb. 21 , Totals 47.7 Million said in an interview American as- will have only a two-day slash, Of A seminar program to inform CAP) Robert G. Rupp. editor of the mag- those participating in tlie local tronauts chosen for a trip to the Feb. 17 and 18. WASHINGTON — Secre- members of the NATIONAL * WASHINGTON (AP) - The na- GUARD about the menace of in- azine "The Farmer," St , Paul; contest are Katharine Johnson , tary of Agriculture Orville Free- . . Marcolek Servva Maj. Oliver S. Perry, Minneapolis Margaret Kocher , Gary Haugen , tion's schools and colleges have man said Wednesday Congress ternational communism and Amer- , an enrollment of 47.7 million for Three men enlisted this week in ica's responsibilities to the free attorney; and Lt Col. Robert Ma- Mario lloltan , Peter Rein , Paul "- and , the "-people' must recognize a the U. S. Army for three years hownld . a membr of the state Hanson , John Westrup. Donna the current academic year, the ¦ world 'will get under way Sunday, "supremely important ¦ '• -.truth" .— througrTthe VVinona recruiting sta- legislature from St. Cloud. Thompson , Michael Drake, Bar- Census Bureau estimated Wednes- Bri g. Gen. Cheste r J. Moeglein , The program of instruction will day. - that the new Kennedy farm pro- tion and are now taking basic Minnesota 's adjutant general , an- bara Egge, Wesley Bue , David . training at Ft. cover the following subjects; Fun- Bornfleth , Katharine Bell , Larry covering nol by the nounced -Mond ay. - Titled "A World The enrollment total/ gram is demanded " Carson , Co 1 o. damentals o( communist theory Danielson , Linda Kiich.nast, Linda all persons between the ages of \mmmMml ' in Conflict ,'.' the program- . is de- ¦ administra tion but . by the situation They are. GER- and ideology, communist objec- Shanahaii , Pam Kocher, Sherry .5 and 34, compares with 39.4 > HOME-MADE ' signed to reach all 10,000 members tive s communist tactics and tech- l&^v^ra^^r^^nri^.1 . . : -that .- exists.. " A L D MARSOL. of thn - Guard during the next four , Zeller and Sonja Flaby. million five years ago. In essence. Freeman told the EK, son of Mrs. ni que, the nature of the conflict , Members of the cast of the one- The estimate was based on a Marsolek, months. critical areas of the world, the HEAD lUiHr^SSS5 House Agriculture Committee , the Martha Col. Leon HI lage.n ', ;- - assistant act humorous play, "The Flatter- survey made last October. \ ¦ ¦ 619 E. King St. ; , weaknesses of communism , Amer- :: ¦ "" ¦ ' ¦ • ¦ : situation "requires that we reduce state adjutant general is in charge ica and its allies and a positive I CHEESE '- ' ' " - - »- the farm out put below needs for STANLEY SER- of the program , which is sponsor- ' - ' WA , . .' son of Mr. program for America. ¦ ^ ¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦ i j^j! several . years and then allow it ed jointl y by the National Guard seminars will '¦to ' ' and¦ Mrs. Michael , One of the officer increase - over the long run it • ¦Servva , 208 N Association of Minnesota the ad- be conducted Feb. 718 at-Owatorina. a rate equal to the growth in dc- P. jutant general and the command- ¦ '- -, ' Baker St; , and ' 1 nfantry . m aml. ' . WILLI A M--F , ers of the 47th Division Pleasant Valley S . and 148th Fighter Group. Col. Ha- Governor pf Florida 1 . S^^^—f. The administration proposes to HOPKINS , A St ' ¦ J > HICKORY SMOKED - . P^J | ' r 's Colleg Hopkins gen is a recent graduate of the 5 HOME v .' - ' - PI^M | wa*g HOME do this by strict acreage -and pro - M a- .y e Defense Strategy Seminar at the Cracks Sound Barrier OWNED IrV OPERATED ¦ duction controls on most crops in student , son of Mr. and Airs. Wil- National War " College , Washington , EGL1N AIR FORCE BASE , 2 l^M surplus , while continuing present liam 'A ,- ' Hopkins, Chicago. After BACON __^*5L__ I D, C. . Kla . (AP)—Gov. Karris Bryant of j ¦ ¦¦: : ¦ price supports and payment's for basic, the men will be. -trained in : ' ' ' ' 7 ' 7I=RESH ' " • ' -7 " ¦The . program .will be conducted Flpricla , long a flying enthusiast , | B ONLY FROM SELECT GUERNSEY HERDS—GRADE A j»' " - ' m\g\ ' | ' putting the retired land to . conser- the tieid'. :of their choice , as guar- , , finally has .cracked the sound J Marsol- in two phases Gol. llagen said In - Lb vation use-s If farmers vol* anteed before enlistment. . phase I,' -. 'ir traveling' faculty .will , barrier. I 39C against the strict ".controls . - ' thej ek will go to an electronics school , ¦ ¦ POLISH ' conduct seminars for Guard offi- He piloted an F1Q4B -starfighter ¦ ¦ - -7- ¦ . . . -, , ' . ' ' - j- would ge» no pnee support at all. Ser.wa will enter the administra- cers " at eight locations in the state. jet at a speed close to 1,200 miles 5 " ' . ' V ' . . - - i - ' - and- 77 - ' -S. Freeman said the choice tion field and Hopkins will under- Each seminar will he of four an hour Wednesday, ¦ amounted to this: go airborne training. "d 37l Country-Style " ¦ i ' ; ' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ -: ¦' i LK ¦ I ^IS " Ml 5 , . *S- "On the on2 hand there is a . -7- - - ' ¦ S There is a difference! • ' : ¦ ' ' ' ¦" ' ¦ ¦ ¦< > CURING and SMOKING > - A . - . . . . C Al IC AdT ? . return to no' farm program at all FOUNTAtN C I T Y , Will—AB 3HUOMWE. ¦ ' . indeci- ¦ ol HAM, SACON, etc. - . . . . but further drift and Donald Ft. Jewell, whose - -.wife, with ¦ I | sion, further piecemeal programs Marilyn, lives FREE LITTER BAG ¦¦ '¦ ;; ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ; that avoid commodities most in here, has enlisted I :p . . • . " " ib, £Qp I 7 trouble . :. . will inevitably lead Safranek's Meats ¦ | HOME MADE V*fV | in the Air Force ;» ¦ • ¦ < PURCHASE of MILK! to an abandonment of farm pro- for four years. He . . . ' , 601 East Sanborn St. - S ¦ ——— 7 - " ' ;— ' - . ' • ' —-—: ' ' — . .. -——"— grams. This choice would result is formerly, ' \ . .; . . 7 . ———— t of- Wi- ' ' MINCED 7 FROZEN FOOD l ir such a drop in farm income nona.;. "Jewell . - . 'has | HOMEMADE SAUSAGE — 10 VARIETIES '., - .. .| SERVE HOT OR COLD ¦ | iij i B | searing (arm depression ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ J J j that a completed basic ? ¦ ' - - • H ickory smoked, fresh, wholesome. . would result. " ¦. . ; __ - ¦ _ ¦ : : j training at Lack- [ - - - - . , - ': " ' . - . •' ' -, ' - ' ' ' ..; . ' ; , ; ' . ; . ( "AM Lockers for Rent 1 land AFB, . San ¦ ¦ I "The Other course is Hie one | Roasting Chickens, 8-9 lb. avg.• '- ...... ' ...... lb. 33c ! Chocolate Milk - °°' 37c this administration has chosen to Antonio , Tex., and S ' , ¦ - - - ¦ lb is being transfer- 9 Stewing Hens, 41i-5 lb. avg. .7...... lb. 25c J B :;/. -— : . . .'— ' .,. . .- ¦ ' ,' .. ' . ' {' B 1: : 7 - . .recommend to the Congress, in the l Side Pork , sliced ...... ;...,....;. ... lb. 55c ¦ i{ • ¦.;. - 49^- - - y. - '. .-- . . Drawer • 7. ¦ ¦ public interest and in the interest red to Lowrv J 5 j : FRESH FROM THE FARM DAIIY—GRADE A IPvia ^L § of the farmers of thi s nation." AFB , D e n . v .e-r , J Pork Links, lean, homemade ...... - . - . lb. 59c i spoke to a standing Colo, , where he I Home Rendered Lard . 7.7 ...... ;...... lb. 25c j , ¦ : : Freeman , ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦ t l|' .. - ; FRESH " Door j Jewell will attend a spe- ' -—__—-—-—_^_— ; .. - . 7 ,.—;— ' : • —, : ' ' . . - . - yP ' ' ^jSpPfflli!? . - < room only audience in the hearing I ___ * ; -EGGS S: -: 42c sr 450^490 i[ PORK & BEEF * : room, drawing a round of applause' cial weapons technician school. - ' .: ¦: 7- 7^ S^ V v| i - -. . — FRESH MARYLAND ' OYSTERS — ' - - ' ¦- ' J - -— -——-— ¦ ————¦ —— , - . . , < from spectators as he came in. - - ». . . :—r . ¦\:

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DEAR ABBY; This One Is For the Books By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: We are not young folks. We have married children. Three years ago my husband learned that a ' school- time sweetheart, whom he never ceased to love, was living in an eastern city. While on a business trip, he drove some distance to spend the week-end at her home. He told me all about it. They have corresponded ever since. Now her husband recently passed on and she wrote that she would like to move to our city because she has "no one." My husband thinks we should ask her to live with us for a while. To me, this is ridiculous. What shall I OR MORE BY BUYING T HESE SPECIALS AT SUPER SAVER THIS WEEKEND say? WORRIED DEAR WORRIED: Say, "Nothing do- f KEsusHmnsmiSfim^m ing '." If she wants to move to your city, you can't stop her but, under the circumstances, you 'd be foolish to share your home with her — even for a while. DEA ABBY: What do you think of a father who pushes the button down on. the telephone right in the middle of his daughter's conversation? "ON MINUTES" Abby THE PHONE 30 DEAR ON: He probably knew you were only "in the middle of your¦ conversation" and didn 't want to wait another 30 min- ¦ ¦ ' ...... utes. . - . ' • - . . " , T - .-- ... ^ ^ ...... _.,^ _ (SAVE 200) FRESH LARGE SIZE (SAVE 6f) ^- DEAR ABBY: My problem is too much advice. I, work with a FRESH SHOULDER -^ wonderful, middle-aged man with whom I have fallen in love. He has been married twice/ and has four children. He is presently B free, and. has asked me to be his third wife. I am 20, and two MP of his children are elder than I. The other two are very bratty, PORK STEAK 39 PORK HOCKS - 39 H ° and have made it plain that they don't like me. He has custody - COOPON "V ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ mm ¦¦ of all his children. M . - . • ' . ' . ' ' M- - ' READY TO ¦ ¦ EAT' ' - ¦¦ * \ *<*m+***i>***m*\*almiAl0i*im^ f• ~ . i' clergyman , -and friends have advised me against I HORMEL'S BRANDED (SAVE 10*?) ' ¦ My family f S TU . -/- - , . „ j c - this marriage. I love this man, and know what I am up against, 1 1 P^H'tfll^* 'lll *¦ ¦">* coupon good. only ot Broadway Super Saver £ but I am willing to take the" chance. Shouldn 't this decision be £**&* ^""dUBall S Through Saturday, Feb. 10 ¦ mine? / WILLING TO GAMBLE V JPE II liP l# B^^ & A rt f I ¦ ¦ ¦ (C<>uPon must ' bo P'MonM at cheek-out .land.) DEAR WILLING : The decision . IS yours, but don't ignore V \ L \ \ ttfl Bf|\ 1 lb ' mmrn^W V BACON HIJI ; the advice of those who have only your best interests at heart. : - ¦ ' ' ¦" ¦ ¦¦ ¦ • ¦ - ¦ ;' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ ' ' " ' ¦ : ~ ¦ ' ¦ " ' ¦' ¦ Marriage, is forever, not something on which you "gamble." A '- ' - ' '- - " ' - ' y - - ' '' • - ¦ - - v- ' : - ' ' y (SAVE 20?) OA |¦ ;50 i FREE EXTRA STAMPS J'p^hw Your letter indicates that you are still seeking advice. I say r J this man are L ^ 2 i , FMEI ¦ the chances¦ ¦ for a happy, lasting marriage with y HoÊ« BRANOED (SAvE Mf. : | : - '' poor. -. .. -. ' ¦ ¦( " ' " ¦ ^miw ij iis ' J**. —«. m _ _ W' - ' j aw - smm. - C ARMOUR'S SLICED ¦ wi,h v ;nd M CONTIDENTIAL TO "DINO FROM ENCINO": Just the i fTP All¦ ¦ • ROUND #ftr HORMEL'S ) E» A /win ¦ ¦ 70 FREE cAEXTRAi nM OIHmrOSTAMPS uP POrcha,. S¦ thought of getting Mo hot water keeps some people clean. V VI §¦ AK " ¦• SIRLt>IN . ftl W1 T-BONES ( BACON ' ¦' ¦ for $1,500 damages from a jury (j^jrm ¦ ¦ Boy Gets $1,500 Wednesday. rJ-^--*-r>-r+ff^ ^^ . . . ib. . . 09v -¦ : . ™-J ^~ ' j^ . _ mm. cpre ry.Tp.A CT Aupc wirh' n and . , -¦ Dorsey A. Williamson, father of «» ¦ ntt SA I «M «l HITSr* op for Broken Arm Dwain Williamson , filed a dam- FRESH MEATY (SAVE 8?) LEMKE (SAVE 26P)—WHOLE or HALF 5 pureh«« ^| COLUMBUS. Ga. (AP )—A 12- age suit charging Jarnes' M. year-old boy who suffered a Turner with wilfully and malici- broken arm when he was ously attacking bis son ,while the „ whacked by a carie-svyinging 93- boy was riding a bicycle past RECK BOWES V. II BRICK CHEESE 5? |™™1 year-old man received a verdict Turner's residence. SS |S} FULLY . COOKED (SAVE 10<) DUBUQUE (SAVE 2CK) ^_. ^¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦B K O BUTT PORTION • SHANK PORTION B% B Braupschweiger• . 39^ ! SMOKED-: HAM 39 <*°° r^STrlSm' S^1 ; <î S»VE _ , ¦; ¦ \:mmi mWmm^ :' ^ . '^:^:,:- - - ^f>^- < *» . j ". 49c 7 u>. 4j,c .ib. 43c7j ¦¦ Sv ¦¦^ ¦P r^ Beef Loins ^' P_ ™^^^^ P '^.SIDE - . PORKVlml% lb WrW^T FREE C UTTING ond WRAPPING -^ V FRESH ROASTED JUMBO—ROASTED IN OUR STORE 7/ " ' >^ // ¦ " ' : ¦ V ¦ '- ' ' J C- ~^PM^ I I PEANUTS - - ^ 49c V NASH'S: (SAVE 40c) . p V7 7- 7 . -\ 7P : 7 . : - . p: ; V : ,:p^ . 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¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦ ^ ¦ ' ¦ • ' ¦ ¦¦¦ " ¦ " ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ii ""^^^ KENNEDY Sup^r Grb Plans Jackson Electric BIO CEORGEI (Continued From Past 1) . Teachers Heard Preston Scouls ftudebaker the-atmosphere last' fall, after a To Sell Limited Go-ofv Gets Loan three-year moratorium. The Unit- BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. — ed States has only tested under- ¦ . At St. Win Citations Partne rships¦ -V .. Charles ground since the moratorium was A $156,000 loan for Jackson Elec- • ST. CHABLES. Minn. (Special) approved by PRESTON, Minn. (Special ) — ' UAW Agree on broken. But Kennedy started pre-: A plan to provide Investors tric CoKip has been ' —Five members of the St. Charles the Rural Electrification Adminis- Preston Scout Troop 67 began its paration a month ago for atmos- with a $70,000 . interest in Super participation in national Boy Scout explosions, : Gro Products Go. which produces School teaching staff attended a tration;.. ' ' . heric :. meeting of the Boaixl of Education Week by holding a court of honor He said he ivould not hesitate a soil builder and pen condition- Part of the money will finance New Contract Tuesday night to discuss possible miles of dis- at the elementary schbol here Feb. to give the final go-ahead if he er, will b-e discussed at a meeting construction of six 6; ¦: changes in the salary schedule for tribution line to serve 66 new rural By WALTER ¦ R. WEARS determines after all studies are at 7:3Q-P-m. Friday at the North- next year. Twenty-two 'hoys and their par- WASHINGTON ' ' Uft-St'udebaker - ern Field Seed Co. . 115 E. 2nd consumers. The balance .of the complete that the step is neces- There appeared ents attended. Troop Committee Packard Corp. and the United Auto sary, St., John B. LeVeille, president, to be some funds are to be used for general to preserve the U.S. nuclear agreement to attempt a plan us- Chairman Orval Amdahl was in. Workers came . to terms early to- power position in the. world. Other announced. * system improvements, including arrangements. He inday on a new contract aimed at ing the index system. John Hynes conversion of 23 miles of existing charge of comments he made left little He said the state Securities , troduced . the court of honor. putting 6,200 striking employes Commission had granted permis- and Cyril Persons the board's com- line. 7 Monday. doubt that he feels how that U.S. mittee on teachers, -were appointed County Probate Judge George back on . the job next security , does require further sion to sell limited partnerships Jackson Electric Co-op currently Murray, Gamehaven Council UAW President Walter P. Ren- : to promote sale of Super Gro by Chairman Alton E. Bergh to is serving 2,763 consumer-members ther said the agreement to end a testing. . meet with the. faculty committee Foundation member, spoke on the At his news conference Wednes- products. A prospectus is avail- on 941 miles of lire. Donald J. significant role Scoutin g plays - in six-week walkout at the firm's to work , out several plans for pres- Peasley, Black River Falls, Rt, 4, plant in South Bend , Ind., will be day the President in effect added able. .. sentation to the board. . the overall development of boys, is. president of the cooperative, and He also presented a Life Scout put before the workers for a rati- a new condition for any future "Limited partnerships pay no The responsibilities test ban treaty with the Soviet 30-52 percent corporation . reve- of Surge Arthur Larson. Black River Falls award to Ronald Amdahl and , a fication vote over the. weekend. Hammond* and Larry Beckley, is manager. Terms of the settlement were Union—measures to prevent se- nue- taxes, allowing better re- pin to his mother, Mrs. Orval high school and elementary prin- Amdahl. : . . hot revealed; Reuthcr said: ;both cret preparations for testing. This turns to the owners of partner- cipals, . - ' - would be in addition to measures ship units," LeVeille said. were discussed by the board The program included a talk and sides had agreed it "Would "be. ''the with them, individually. Postel Examination , " better art of wisdom to withhold to prevent sneak tests. Super Gro pnMructs and the films on the summer camp pro- the details for direct presentation " pen conditioner have been mark- . The board approved payroll de- Planned at Lanesboro gram at Camp Hok-Si-La, near to members of UAW Local 5 ir Kennedy said that in view of eted in 12 states 10 years. ductions for sheltered annuities Lake City, by District, Scout Ex- South Bend. the "secretly prepared and mas- and suggested that the administra- LANESBORO, Mum. (Special)— ecutive Bruce Foster, Spring sive series of 40 to 50 tests con- tion and faculty propose several Postmaster Harold Thoen anno'tuc- Valley. Reurhor and the company pres.1 ducted by the Soviet Union last LA CRESCENT GIVES acceptable plans. Scoutmaster Claience Quanrud ) ed: Tuesday that applications vwill den t , Sherwood II. Egbert, wound fall," final " studies on resumed LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Special The board , voted unanimously be received to Feb. 27 for substi- Jr. presented Tenderfoot awards up a marathon negotiating ' session U.S. air tests should be completed , —Mrs. Wayne Lottes, chairman of that insurance . policies covering tute, clerk-carrier positions in the to Terry Bestor, Joe Hahn, Stev- ¦ with a joint statement saying: "up- "within the month." His decision the Mother's March of Dimes, in. fire and extended coverage on post office here. Starting pay is en Corson , Steven . Trende, Arlyn 'No , it happened in our room. He slipped on ratification of the agreement, on testing then will be made. the village announced that $302.32 buildings and equipment be made $2.16 an hour. Olson, Roger Gross, Gary Burro- on his ski wax." it is hoped that normal operation s Pointing out that he already has was collected in the can-vas Jan. concurrent, and that one agent, son , David Adkins and Alan Vos- 7/ v may be resumed on Monday." initiated preparations for testing, 28, Following the drive, women Applicants7 must be 18, U. S. St. Charles Insuran ce Agency, han- , hell. The union and management Kennedy declared: "I .shall not met in the Legion clubroorns where citizens and residents of the area Root River District Chairman DENNIS THE MENACE , ' dle and coordinate this coverage. served by the Lanesboro Post Of- chiefs said they- had 7. reached hesitate to order the tests them- coffee and cake was served by The salary of Osmund Gilbert- William Marx awarded second agreement "on all the issues in selves if it is decided that . they Gittens ;Xeidel Unit 595, American fice. Both, men and women may son, agriculture teacher; . was re- apply. As class badges to Scouts Duane Ho- dispute. " - are necessary to maintain the ef- Legion Auxiliary, which sponsor- full- or part-time vacan- berg, Richard Pugh, Jeffrey Thaii- " duced $150 by mutual consent cies occur, they will, be filled from fective deterrent strength of the ed the drive. Mrs . Lottes is com- since tlie responsibility wald, James Amdahl, David Gart- A key issue was a company bid La Cres- for the the list to be prepared after the United Stales." munity, chairman of the adult program has been turned ner ,. Richard Purvis, Kenneth He- to cut the amount of wash-up time He repeatedly emphasized he cent unit. examination. , ' ' ¦ granted employes. Other strike- is- over to the full-time adult teacher. witt and Brian Patterson. . . . - . has not reached a final decision. The board voted to install a Application forms may be secur- First class badges were present- sues had included shift premiums, tele- ed from the local post office. Ap- vacation computation and rep- But the weight of his comments sonal concerh.' having suffered in phone in the adult agriculture of- ed by Troop Activities Chairman indicated his trend of thinking is Unfortunately fice and an extension plicants will be notified by leuer John Rydberg to Robert Mars, resentation and manage ment the war as you did. in the guid- when and where the examination along the line that further U.S. we do not live in a world where ance c-ffice. Memhers also voted Bruce Fishbaugher; Richard Hal- rights. will be given. •' - . ' . testing will be shown to be neces- '¦ ¦ weg, and Steven Hall. : Picket line bitterness, and the ar- you can disarm unil aterally and to . install a telepho ne intercom key ' • ' ¦ ' ' rest of: Egbert after a row with a sary when studies, involving the expect to survive . " system- - • Troop Camping Chairman Man- striker, marked the South Bend State and Defense Departments, The tooard heard a report from ARCADIA BUSINESSMEN ford Corson presented merit walkout. Egbert was charged with the Atomic Energy Commission, He sa id the Soviet Union secret- Superintendent R. MV Belsaas on badges for citizenship in commun- the Central . Intelligence Agency nuclear tests while its ARCADIA, Wis. (Special )-Busi- disorderly conduct Jan. 17 after a ly prepared attendance by school personnel at nessmen's Association of Arcadia ity, citizenship in borne, personal corhplained the compa ny and the White House staff , are diplomats pretended to 7negotiate survival training classes and paid fitness and fishing to Ronald Am- striker will hold a. meeting at Club 93, near " president challenged him to physi- completed. a test ban treaty in Geneva. bills totaling $8,220;77. v Arcadia, Monday at-8 p.m. dahl. 7 , President Ken- cal violence. At another point he spoke of the Oh thjs. matter risk to the U.S. nuclear power nedy said at his news conference; MOVES TO LA CROSSE HOME "Unless we had adequate pro- I WI FT'S PREMIUM (SpeciaD-Alrs. position and the possibility of T Dfltir I/T PI ¦j .JI. ETTIUCK. Wis. some new series of Soviet tests. tection against a repetition of J Hannah Anderson , formerly of Et- that incident (secret Soviet test , has moved to the Bethany The implication that Kennedy is ' , test trick moving steadily toward ah order preparations) ,- . . any such Home for .the Aged in . La Crosse. agreement obviously would ba ex- Until the recent death of her hus- for air tests was borne out pri- ' ' - vately by well-informed officials. tremely ; vulnerable." .' •- 7- band , E. C. Anderson , Mrs. vAn- The President also declared BEEF LOINS They said this is. now the trend L-m Wf. derson made her home with her "there is no inconsistency " .be- £&j Contains: T-Bone, Sirloin ond 1 son-in-law and daughter, Mr. : and Of thinking-in the administration ^lllS ^BW&n i Y'^0 m&tm*Wmm^ generally/ tween going ahead with weapons Mrs. Harry Eckert , Winona. . development _ and seeking at the In Japan , Atty. Gen. Robert F. the STOCKTON COUNCIL MEETS Kennedy, the President's brother same time to put an end to STOCKTON, Minn. (Special) >- who is on a world tour, said arms race. The Village Council Monday eve- today the United States may re- ning voted to have Neil Daniel sume nuclear¦ tests in the atmos- repair the fire - . ' ¦'pumps/ Members phere. • ¦ ' . - . 0 1 voted to pay $5 for attendance at Noting that atom bombs were V* .^? * * •

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K k Joods CORNERBAMBENEK'S NINTH AND MANKATO AVENUE OPEN EVENINGS (^j WINONA TEAM SECOND AT ROCHESTER Kittleson,j Pi|terii€ M^;¥K^t« Unbeaten Heavy weights Go ROCHESTER. Minn. (Spe- the first round. He didn't _ give to Mickey Davitt of the Police tle, can not represent tliis sec- cial)—Mike Kittleson and Ron up, however, and the Winona team in the finals. He pulled tion at the Upper Midwest Tour- Puterbaugh' pnce again will ref>f heavyweight settled for the de- the upset of the night in his first nament. He is riot eligUble, hav- resent Winona and this section cision. match, d«cisioning Kay Davy of ing made the maximum number In Winona-Albert Lea Clash in the Upper-Midwest Golden The other Winona . fighters Caledonia, the 1961 champion , in of trips. Leary may not accept It will be a big weekend on the meet on the schedule. the semifinals: the trip and in this case Van meets. They have lost to Superior Glove Tournament at Minneap- didn't do as well. wrestling and swimming fronts in The Albert Lea mectCwill begin State ' olis - ' ': After leading in the point Larry DuBois , featherweight , Hoof would get the nod. . twice and Bemid;i once." . . Winona Friday arid Saturday. Both with a "B" squad match at 6:30 Earlier in the season Superior Kittleson scored a TKO viclory standings after the first night of lost a decision to Wally Ulrich Ed Stoltenberg, light heavy- Winona High and Winona State, p.m. at Winona High. the tourney Winona coach Chuck of the Police team. Tom Van weight, decisioned Jerry Puter- State was a 21-10 victor but In over Joel Mack iri the third have crucial tests set. a second meeting last weekend "the round of their middleweight bout Puterbaugh had high hopes Hoof was decisioned by Cale- baugh. The biggest match of the week, STA TE WRESTLING in a light- "We didn 't win as many cham- Yellowjackets managed to pull it to win the title in the finals but Rochester Police walked off donia's Dick Leary . end will come when VVinhawk Mike New Coach Bob Keister has his out by only 17-15. Wednesday night, with the on 37 points. weight fight, pionships as we were gunning of title' . Gerlach meets Jell Brooke Al- work cut out for him,' this week- South Dakota State '.sill he the Puterbaugh got his , win on a Winona finished second with Puterbaugh said this morn- for , but we came back with a bert Lea in the heavyweight final end when his Warriors tike part ing that there is some question lot of valuable experience," big test as it stands 7-2 this sea- decision over Skip Painter of 18 followed by the Rochester of the dual wrestling meet between in two dual meets. Friday at 3 son and will be going for victory Lanesboro, fighting for Chat- Tire team with 13, Caledonia 11, about the' .-lightweight round. coach Puterbaugh said this the two schools. pirn. Winona State meets Michi* Rochester Police, momng. "We are going to be No. 5 in a ro.v . field. Chatfield 4 and Austin 0. Jim Coffin , Brooke is the defending state gan Tech and Saturday at approxi- "The only two losses the Jack- It was a wild bout with Paint- Duane Huwald won the sports- who decisioned Gary Knauf t tough to beat at tournament champion and is undefeated this mately 3 p.m. they will go against " ¦ rabbits have sustained came at er going; to the caayas twice in manship award although he lost and then went on to win the ti- time next year. season . Gerlach , also undefeated, South Dakota State, -. . the hands of the Universities of st ands 12-0. Coach Ron White says Keister assumed the coachin g Iowa and .Minnesota, "Brooke may have a' little more duties at State after the resigna- They have beaten three Big experience but I wouldn't want to tion of Bob Jones. Eight representatives in Nebras- bet any money either .way," The meet with Michigan Tech ka, Missouri and Kansas Slate. Lawyer Claims Winona¦ 's wrestling team stands will go along way in determing Keister will be going.wi th Gordy 4-6-1 for the season after losing the strength of the Warrior squad Marchionds, 123; '. -La.rry Willi s, 130; Red 72-61 three matches in the past two in the NSCC Conference. T h-u s Hamline Tips men . Jerry Wilharm , 137; Don? Mor- weeks. This marks ihe last dual far the Huskies stand 0-3 in dual ford , 147; Stan . Gridley, 157; ¦ PSt Mays if Giants ¦_ Flaherty, 167 ; Al Maussner , 177, _ —. ¦ sna âw ^ paj ^^^ r^^ ¦ ¦ ¦ .--¦¦»— - . ^^ — -w - -— - — —— T „ - - — — —T ¦ wa'¦ - w^'— _ ^ and. Jerry Wedemeier , heavy- Weight. ¦¦ TECH ACE ,. . Roger Het- South Dakota State, will counter To Stay on Heels of Duluth 't Pay Up (Daily, ZWA with Tom Tomashek . 123, Dea Won tinger , 191-pounder, is the UJitwncL TI . ) (AP) Brainerd , 130, Jim Perkins, 137, ST. PAUL, Minn. (Special - After trailing 61-48 with four throws to run up the final mar- SAN . FRANCISCO — The leading wrestler for Michigan , Once again a St. Mary's rally fell gin. -. .¦ troubles of the San Francisco Jim. Kain 147, Zelmier , 157, John minutes to play in the game Al Tech • which ' meets Winon a Sterner! 167, Mike ' S'erner , 177 short . as the Redmen dropp ed a Giants range from coast to coast ' Williams,, Denny Burgman , Eob AFTER A so-so first half- 'that State at 8 p.m. Friday at ]Mem- and:R6g Eischens or Dave - Wood- 72-61 decision to Hamline here ¦ and a little farther . - Jansen and Marty LilUg made a ended with Hamline on the long , orial Hall. Hettinger won the brock at -heavyweight. Wednesday night. It w?s another At home attorney Melvin Belli ¦ There will be a junior varsity frustrating experience for . St. determined bid to bring St. Mary 's :end - of a 34-26 count things broke obtained a court writ Wednesday Dean Frank Kerekcs award loose :in the second ¦ Page 15 ¦ Thursday, February 8, \H2 ¦ ¦ preliminary Saturday as the Little Mary's which has rim into almost back. Behind these four the Red- 20 minutes. laying claim to Willie Mays unless last year for compiling the 7 7 '" '. .¦/ - v . ' ", ' : ' . ' ' '¦ ' . - . ' •• " - — *•— - -a ¦ i *M~a~M*M**a~ i ~ n~T^"~r -*V*»l~>i~>r~ir*i r>i»l ¦ ----- .__ ^. Warriors test North Dakota Uni- every kind of bad luck possible men trailed by only 62-56. The It was ihdividu'al heroics lor both the Giants pay a judgment of most team points . - - versity at 2 o clock, this season. Pipers took advantage of free teams after intermission. Williams $1,880.96. Later the Giants posted . scored L5 of his 21 points , Burg- a $3,760 bond and won a stay of STATE SWIMMING man all 10 of his and Jansen eight execution pending appeal. CUR TAIN GOES UP 265 BY BRAD JOHNSON GUSTIES HERE SATURDAY of his 12 to account for .33 of the The Winona State C oilege swim 35 points. St. Mary 's gannered. In Puerto Rico, Orlando Cepeda, [—BI T TOO EARLY team plays host to Grinneli at 3:30 Things were no different on the who ouMiit Mays for the Giants p.m. Friday Coach Jim Voorhees Pipers' half of the court. Fred last year, still isn 't satisfied with SANTA CRU2, Calif. f#^-Th«7 expects this to be his team 's tough- Schmiesing fired in 14 of his 21 contract terms. 7 Since Willie visiting Watsonville, Calif., est remaining test oa the sched- signed recently for a reported ule. ¦ Redmen Sextet after intermission and Bill Nelson high . - ichool . 'basketball-' . Imam Betty Schoonover $90,000, Orlando supposedly looks "What 1 know about . Grinnell 12 of 19 for 26 of the 38 points made an unscheduled appear- Hamline managed. for something in the $50,000 neigh- leaves every indication that this borhood or nearly twice what he ance before the 700 fans Wed- will be the closest meet that has "The thing that killed us the to Auggies received a year ago. : • nesday night. ever been swum¦ in our pool." Bows most was the lack of scoring from Voorhees said . "The fans ; have , Belli won . his-court . judgment on V While the team changed Notches 595 Count MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. ( Special ) goal against goalie Dick Caldwell the center spot " Coach Ken Wilt- never seen a real close meet; gen said after the game. "In the Jan. 23 from a Municipal Court frbrn street clo-fhes to uniformi Betty Schoonover, rolling as a with a 236 single. His mates total- ' —A goal by Wayne Johnson with and assisted on the winning mark jury which . ordered the baseball we ve either been beaten by gi- first half Tom Ruddy and Burg- before the game, osing the substitute for Winona Tool-ettes in ed 1 .MS with a -2,895 series. 39 seconds gone in a 7',2-mirute er.7 chub to repay him for a I960 gantic margins or otherwise won overtime period gave Augsburg a The Redmen, who were weak in man hit only three points between Civic Auditorium itage as a the Sunsetters League, at West- ST. MARTIN'S: W idn • i d a y by large scores." them. : We have the scoring from season box in Candlestick Park. gate Bowl, rocketed a 595 series League—Bruce Reed notched 544 The Stale swimmers, according 5-4 victory over St. Mary's College clearing the pjn; and failed . lo Belli charged the place had dressing room , tomeone open- of "Winona here Wednesday after- back check as well as usual, had center if we want to Win." ; Wednesday night, fifth highest for Western Koal Kids and Andrew to. Voorhees, are in top shape. proved too chilly for him to ' -.Use. ed the curtain. . ¦woman noon. two scoring chances in the early , 's series¦ posted in the city Gesell. spilled a 217 game for Wi- After last Saturday 's victory over RUDDY FINISHED with flirts because an advertised radiant If it was psychological war- this year. nona Boiler and Steel which click- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee , Augsburg came from behind to second of the overtime. points for the night , the same num- heating system failed to work. tie at the 8:06 mark in the third ' fare, it wo rked. Santa Cruz The veteran bowler, owner of at ed for 935-2,768. a win would push the Statesmen "it's ho excuse, but we were ber he scored in the first 20 min- above the 50O mark at 4-3. period to force the extra session tired," said Redmen Coach Max utes; :. . Belli asked a writ of jxecution High won 45-4-4. least three 600s oyer ber long ca- KEGLERS LANES: Merchants and its fourth MIAC game " - because the club's attorneys had reer , shot a consistent 203, 192 and —Rod Klagge bfTWeavei and Sons Following the meet with Grin- win Mcicck. "I hate to th:nk - of play- St. Mary 's led only-once in the , State meets Gustavus here ugaiinst two defeats.' ing Bemidji and Hamline or suc- failed to file a .motion for a hew 200. She doubled iri the 10th of her rapped 212-579 and Weavers total- nell game. A jump shot by. Tom Hall trial before the legal deadline. last game, but lost her chance for ed 951-2,800. Norman; Ebner of on Tuesday and then travels to cessive days Monday and Tues- made it 2-0 but Hamline went in " Saturday. AUGSBURG IS 8-4-1 for the tea- day.'' 7' Listed at' the top of properties a 600 in the ninth • ¦frame.. . Over Rushford Bottling also had a 212: La Crosse on ton. and St. - Mary's 8-3, with a front at 3-2 with 18:15 left in the which Belli listed ' the distance she had only two er- half and never trailed for attachment Royals Grip WIN HAWK 1-2 league mark. ThE REDMEN first, however, again. was: "Located at 3444 Spruce St.. rors. LeRoy Lee pushed in the t ying entertain Gustavus Adolphus at. 2 The loss dropped St. Mary 's into San Francisco/ Willie Mays, a Mrs. Schoonover led the Tool - SWIMMING p m. Saturday at Terrace Heights a three-way tie for the bottom of prime asset of the San Francisco ettes. who were \vinle3s in. the the MI AC New Rule Slows The Winona ¦:¦ High tank team Bob Trytek scored twice for St. Conference, The Red- Giants." second round , to a 3-0 victory over men, Macalester and St. John's On 2nd Slips takes- Friday off before traveling Mary 's, both in the first penod , Cepeda , : rwho led the National Home Furniture which was spark- to St. Louis Park Saturday for a all own 2-8 loop records. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ed by the 580 'marksmanship of and Ed Tierney made it 3-1 with League in homers with 46 last The Cincinnati Royals' hold on 2 p.m. meet. 7 21 seconds gone in the second. Dan The win kept Hamline within season and also in runs-batted-in Helen Englerth and 556 count of Junior Recruiting Lloyd Luke 's team stands 2-8 ' two games second place in the Western Divi- Betty Englerth . The Tool-ettes shot Hanka matched Tierney's goal at of league leading Du- with 142, received an estimated sion of : the National Basketball MILWAUKEE , Wis, f/rV-Rumors for the season. The record . is no 10-lM and Roger Johnson tied it at luth. . The Pipers stand 8-2 while $27,500 for his 1962 endeavors. 912-2,592. indication of the squad's perfor- Association was in j eopardy to: night was a of the recruiting of promising ju- 3-3 at 2:38 in the third. Duluth is 10-0. day as the Detroit Pistons High game of Ihe nior high school athletes led to mance. Last Friday it was a last Sob Magnusson put St. Mary's H« was offered a raise of about 226 effort by Mankato Bar's Dianhe second disqualification that cost Detroit 1U, Clncliimtl 107. IN OTHER actien last night St. 53 1-3 per cen t and sent climbed to within three games , of the adoption Wednesday of a new NBA— , ' - back tlie ' ¦ ' ¦' ¦' Hardtke who finished with a s.65 win over A ustin. in fr ont at 5:50 on an assist by John' contract. them. • . . • ' . rule by the Athletic Council, the them a ABL— Andre Beauiieu , tlvrj s escaped the humiliation of total. Joyce Harders taggpd 532 This will be the last dual . meet N«w York 130, ' Pittsburgh "111.' hsi of- the being alone in the cellar by The Pistons knocked off the governin g body for the Milwau- game, to set the tr>e tip- Also unsigned are such Giants and Ruth Hopf 503; /or the swimmers. The . Big Nine Clevelind 144, San Francisco III. stage for ping St. Thomas 67-53. as Stu Miller, the ace rel ief Royals 113-107 in Detroit Wednes- kee City Conference. MAJOR COLLEGEJ- Auggies' finish . day night in the only NBA game HAL-ROD LANES: Retail -Bill The new rule provides that any meet will be held in Winona Fri- Vlllanov* 82, Duquisni 61. The JVIIAC now has a three-way pitcher, Jack Sanford , , and the Gates rapped 620 for Behren 's day. After that it is the State W«st Vlrglnlt 00, Pitt 7«. St. Mary lM) Pat, Augsburg (51 tie for third place Caribbean scheduled . It was Detroit's second junior high school student trans- (Pa.) IU Gtorgstown (D.C.) ' ¦ after the Tom- eontigent of Juan tcammaie Vince Meet at Minneapolis Feb. 23-24. SI.¦ Joitph'sv Caldwell .' ..: O .' '..;.. Kuehna victory in as many nights over Metalware and fering to a high school outside of . - 70. Magnuison - ' ':....:' ' mies loss. Augsburg, Concordia and Warich al, Jose Pagan, and Felipe Army 70, Colgate (I. .. :. D ...... Ham mar fading Cincinnati. Suchomel had a 235 game to fea: Beauiieu :.- D St. Thomas stand 5-4. and Matty Alou. his district will be ineligible for , ' BiicKnell ,-7§, . Russ Marichal and the ture their 2,917 series, but it wnsn 't Ls Sails »I Dick MtCormlck ... C ....;. . Prigge The Royals have lost six in a organized practice and interscho- Ufayettt «!, Lehigh St. . - Craig Muyres scored 27 points Alous hail from the troubled Do- Tryrek .; w ., W. Johnson row while the Pistons boast a enough as Bub's Beer captured the lastic competition until he has Rutgers 103/ Muhlenberg tl. Tierney W .... Lee for St. John's while Dave Palecek minican Republic while Pagan is second rou n d crown by three Niagara W, Syracuse 58. ST. MARY'S SPARES: Berrlgan, An- from Puerto fourrgame winning streak—their completed two semesters of at- Fishing Holy Cross 111, Seton Hall t4. paced the Tommies^ attack wilh Rico. points. Joe Grease turned in a Blair Ice derson. Frontier. ¦ ¦ ¦ " ¦: ¦' longest of the season. tendance in the 10th grade. Noiiheaitern 86, Boston u. it. AUGSBURG SPARES: R. Johnson, Han- 12.- • .. - .., ¦-• " .' ' 7 608 for BTF's arid Mahlke's Do- N.C. Stale 18, Virginia 48. ka, Ostby, Hoseth. 87, (OT). Next action for St. Mary's, which nuts posted 1,008. Sherry Wrolfe of Under old rules; a Junior high Richmond VMI 81 FIRST , PERIOD: scoring, Augsburg—w. Nat'l Hockey League student would become eligible im- DePaul 79, Louisville 78 (3 OT). Johnson (Prigge) .lis- St. Mary s—Trytek stands 6-13 for the season, will be W & S HOPTO shot a 128 tripli- Contest Sunday . Navy ' 7(, - ' Penn ..Military .'40. ' Boston J, Toronto } (tit). ¦ ¦ ¦ mediately for interscholastic ath- (McCormlcK, Beauiieu) 4:0S; Trytek (Beau- Saturday when Macalester invades New York 2, Detroit 3 ilia). cate. ¦: , . . " Loyola (La.) <7, William a Miry il. lieu} 11:40. Penalties—Ruts (slashing), B L A 2 R , Wis. (Special) - The Centenary 11, Miss, Southern 79. Terrace Heights at 8 p.m. EXHIBITION Prairie View lelics at theTschool of his choos- - Beauiieu (holding), Prigge (high slicking). Montreal t, H«JI-0»awa 1.7 WESTGATE: Men's League - Blair Lions Club will hold its ice Loyola (Md.) eo, John Hopkins S3. ' ing, provided he obtained permis- ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ SECOND PERIOD: Scoring, St. Mary's ' . - ¦ Brad Johnson rocked 620 with a Kansas Stata 91, Kansas 72. St. Mary's Ml). Hamline (71) . sion from the superintendent of fishing contest Sunday, Feb. 11, Toledo 70, Bowling Green. 59. —Tierney (unassisted) :3I; Augsburg- (9 It PI tp fg It at tp 265 game, the seventh highes in Iowa State 75,- Oklatioma ii. Hank* (Ostby, Russ) 10:00. Penalties—Ker- Hall 3 14 8 B.Nelson 7 S lit MICHIGAN WINS 12-4 education to attend a school oth- from 1:30 lo 4:30 p.m. on Lake rigan (high sticking). the city . this year, for Mohan 's Xavler (Ohio) 77, Dayton 71. Burgman 14 310 Kault 4 1 1 11 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo.W- Top Cage Pick er- than the one located in the dis- Henry. Loyola (III. ) 102, Western Mich. 71. THIRD PERIOD: Scoring, Aygsburg-R. Ruddy 11 l J Sehmleslnu * 3 321 Building Products. Mohan 's had a Ohio Univ. 87, Morehead (Ky.) 73, Johnson (Ostby, Hanka) 2:31; St. Mary Jansen 5 2 3 11 Johnson o 0 0 0 First place Michigan trounced last By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS trict in which he resides. The lake has been freshly stock- 's— 999 game and Nash's a 2,660 ser- - - ¦ Air Force (2, New Mexico 36. Magnusson (Beauiieu) 5:50; Augsburg—Leo T.Stallln-gt 0 0 0 0 Hutton 4 2 310 place Colorado College 12-4 in a Prairie View's Panthers contin- . . . . . - ¦ ed with Northern Pike. UPPER MIDWEST COLLEGES- (Russ) t-.li. Penalties—W. Johnson (Illegal Lllllg 4 0 2 1 T.Nelson 0 I i i ies. A Df in prizes will be checking). Frldell, Western Collegiate Hockey Associ- ued to be rank ed at the top of the tot^l . ?500 Oen. Beadle . 94, Sioux Falls 82. Williams 7 « 120 3 12 1 Bay State Women—Janet Wiec- SIGN BULLDOG awarded lo anglers catching fish. . SI. John's (Minn,) IT. St. Thomas CMInn.) OVERTIME: Scoring, Augsburg—W. John- ation match Wednesday night. Red nation 's small college basketball rorek of BSMCO-ettes banged 524 WINNIPEG WV-The Winnipeg 33. son (Lee) sj». , Totals 13 15 1(41 Totals 19 14 1172 Berenson led the Wolverine on- teams today and if would be hard youngest and oldest fishermen and Hamline 77, SI. Mary's (Minn,) (1. STpPS: Caldwell ($M) .. I * 7 0—24 ST. MARY'S ...... 26 35-61 with a 193 game. Her mates went Blue Bombers of the Canadian person traveling greatest distance. "' Kuehna (Al « 4 5 1—13 HAMLINE 34 38-72 slaught with five goals. ¦ to find a case to dispute the honor. ¦ ¦ on to a 974 in a 2.654 series. Elaine Football League today announced ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Prairie View got five of the sev- Thode posted n 502, Ihe signing of tackle Ron Kostellz General fishing Seasons on bass, Pr eston Matmen en first place Votes in-th e weekly RED MEN: Class A-Don Kna- of the University of Minnesota , Du- walleyes and northerns in Wiscon- Associated Press poll after Satur- pik of Winona Boxcraft leveled Cll luth. . sin will close Feb. 15. day's night viclory over then^sec- Crush Rushford ond ranked Grambling (La.). (Special)-It Grambling was tied for the ruri- PRESTON . Minn. nerup spot this week by fast-ris- was a big night for- the Preston ing Tennessee State , and received high school grapplers here Wednes- one firsl place vote, despite the day as they trounced Rushford 56- 92-88 loss. 0. The top 10, with their won-Iost Preston won all 12 of the records : matches, five by pins and four on 1. Prairie View 14-1 forfeits to account for 45 points 1. «Tle l Tennessee Stale M to Ro with three decisions worth Orambllng 14-5 A. Weslmlnsler (Pa.) 131 three points each. 5. Hofjfra 15-t The winning Blue Jays were: i. Kentucky UVtilcyan li-) 7. Wittenberg 10-4 John Arnold , Jim Little, Don Arn- I. Southern Illinois 144 old , Dennis Dornink , David Wiss- ?. Georgetown (Ky.) , ...17-4 ing. Steve Wcndt, Chuck Palmer, 10. Mf. SI. Mary' s 11-4 Rog ScheeveJ. Terry Eckholrn, Bill Otheri receiving votci Included Minne- Mangnn , Darrell BUrgcss and sota Duluth and South Dakota Stale. Steve Miller. 95—J . Arnold (P) pinned Heublln (R) 1 :54; 103—Little (P) dec. Dale Volkman Area Basketball (R) JO; 112—Don Arnold l;52; Winona High at Albert Lea. 138—Palmer (p) pinned Dan Volkman Rochester Lourdes at Colter. BIO NINE- ONE TASTE (P.) J:54; 143-Scheevel (P) pinned O. Hovland (U) JiOH »J4-Eckholm (P) pin. Red Wing at Rochester. , njd Jonsgaard (R) 3i00; 1(5—Mangan IP) WIN AT SPRING LAKE . . . These six ice hagen, Alma , largest bass, popcorn popper ; and Mankato at Northfield. won on forfeit; 1)5—Burgess (P) won on Austin at Owatonna. forfeit; heavyweight—Miller (P) won on fishermen won top prizes Sunday in the fishing Jimmy Keller (foreground ! , Cochrane/ second ROOT RIV6R- One teste wil tell you why this Calodonla at Peterson. forfeit. contest at Spring Lake, sponsored by the Foun- place crappie , ice auger. Attendance prize . win- Mabol at Canton. tnirr~l'ity American Legion; Left—to Tight , are -ners were: F.lnicr Blnnl^, Cochrane, and Bob - -Ruihlord at-Kouslon. brandy, pride of The Christinn MAPLE LBAP- BADGER CURL ERS WIN Lawrence Merles, third biggest siinfisb , i'mh ILmspi). Alma, quarters of beef; William Knaiib, frtaton al Chatllald. Brothers of California , is the most W) Harmony at Wykoff. CHICAGO — Three Wisconsin house stove; George Schneider , Fountain City, Fountain City, half a hog; and Uernard Kubi.s, Lanetboro al Spring Valley. rinks posted victories and two wero third biggest crappie, fish house stove; Jim Kubf- Arcadia , half a hog. About 1.000 persons were HIAWATHA VALLEY- popular brandy in the United defeated Wednesday night in the (LnCroix Photo) Plalnvlew al Zumbrota. 'Women's International Invitation- cck, Fountain City, largest crappie , S50; Floyd on hand. Johnson SI. Charles at Kenyon. States. You'll like its smooth Uisto $f)0; Cannon Palis at Kaston-Mantorv llle, al Bonsplel. Itinn , Winona , largest .sunfish, Ol io Lowon- Slewarlvllle at Lake Clly. A ' " " " "" BI-STATB- -whether you try it straight ,, on- . I St, Felix at BolllnqUone Holy Trinity. cft~> MlfSISSIPPI VALLEY- the-rocks or in a highball. GOOD N EWS FOR KID BASEBALL FANS Arcadla at Mondovi. dfhvJcol * li j miUtti f A.sk for Chippewa Fall* at Black River Falls. in^ The CocHrana-FC »1 Durand, ^nSliaililjtO Christian Brothei-s Braiidyat COULEB- Mlndoro at OnsUike. Melrosi at Bangor. 2&iran(/i y°ur favorite tavern. Pick up a Weal Salem al Holmen, p Trempealeau at Oale-Ellrlck, .vr^:;;"" bottle from your dealer. \ftih ?"":*'.v?.r:.' I»*M» , i M Monopoly on Bubble Gum Cards OAIRYLAND- I wLj ()',^';;""» *;• ,• " fl\, « \Jfm Claim »' " Augusta al E«ev«.strum (AP)-A Act , the ' commission said Topps has lied up bi(j league stnrs by even nfter the contract expires. Alma Center nt Independence. I s,.„ BnoiHtRs c»u'o B WASHINGTON Brook Ojjeo at WhITohall. ^"'^••( or ";',^< j lyn bubble gum mnmifncturcr has created a monopoly Contrary signiii|> them lo contract s before The commission ' anid Topps WE»T CENTRA I— was accused today of illegally to the public policy of the United they leave the minor leagues, It; WtfHy"~ «3bT.s not .give copies of Taylor al Pepin. monopolizing a growing industry Alma al Ollmanton. *" *""" Available States and in detriment of free said some 1,500 minor league (lie contracts lo the players and NON-CONFBROaNCB- ^^^mrn î in quarts, f ifths , pints, —tho distribution of picture cards Lanslng (Iowa.) at Caledonlt Loretlo. ^^^^^ _ l portraying major league baseball and open competition in (he bub- players have signed contracts rent they are nol aware of the ^ te ltf i a and ) i pints ble gum nnd picture card indus- ^^^BKSM MSSS S ^* ' stnrs. with Topps for "a nominal con- full terms. Saturday'* SchteJuU The Federal Trade Commission tries. " sideration of $5. " In addition , tho commission LOC*L- The complaint said that collect- charged, Topps has threatened Bertildll Hate at Winona Halt. charged that the manufacturer, Mncalester at St, Mary' s. Topps Chewing Uunv lnc!, had ex- ing baseball picture curds is nn Tho complaint said that thoie lawsuits and made secret pay- St, Charles vs. Lewlston al Wlno-ns increasingly popular hohby wilh cont racts give Topps picture card ments to agents employed by State Collegte, 7ilS p.m, clusive picture ' card contracts NON-CONFERE NCE- young boys and that Ihey will rights for live major league sea- plnysrs in order to block compet- Mlnneapolls South al Austin, with all but neven of the -421 ma- , jor league players. only buy bubble gum which in sons 'iiul provide that tho player itors from using the names, pic- Zumbrota at Ooodhue. packaged with a baseball card. may never grant these rights to tures and biographies of baseball Onalaska LutDtr at Onalaska, (The telian tlirolhm lirandii Blair al Alm-e Center. &4 prool. Sot* dlttnbutor «t rramm «nit SlcDtl. Inc., V Alltfltng a violation of tht FTC According to the FTC, Topps the Iliooklyn firm 's competitors , players on cards, Taylor at Melrose. t m H«!p Wantid—F«m«U 26 Hories, Cattle, Stock 43 " SlCR ETARV"h" hi MafiaB«r who ten Want Ads take dictation at 155 and tyct 60 w.p.m. ""^"WANTED Regan Leads Hoi may s Stocks Resume Wlmeograph experience hel pful but we . DISTRICT 1 HOLDS can leach this. Prefer girl under 35 HI-CALI BER FARMERS years of ago, Applications held confi- ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ' - ¦ ¦ - ¦¦ . • - feeder pigs. We have -\ . To raise , . dential. Contact Ray GorsuOi, Credit Bu- MEETI NG FEB .17 Start. Here St. Felix Eyes rea of Winona. -6BVi E. ' 4th St, . a large number of sows avail- BLIND A.DJ UNCALIED FOR LANESBORO, Minn. (Spe- able for lease on a feeder pig , , - f/fr/i C—21, 29" 43, 52, SS. il, tt,.t1 71, 72, To Climb Rally , for tha District contract. Lowest lease rate* cial)—Pairing* Holm ay Nash Motors got^ into 74, 75, II, 82, 13, 86 RECEPTION IST ' One high school basketball TOURNEY LEADERS possible. This is not a feed Title Clincher a pleasant rut Wednesday night CASHIER contract. toumamMit will ba drawn but parlayed it into a 2,957 total Mayan Srocery - Legion, HR ,. 3,0)1 NOTICB NO CASH OUTLAY. Winon a Himm'i Beer - CUnlc, AC ...... 3,017 In Eighth Day Apply in person. Valley high and fift h place in the Feb. 17 .at Spring Seven-Up - Claulc, AC .. Xtn This newspaper will be responsible for Write to Men's City bowling tournament (AP) only p*rinjendent$ Coaches and 105 Johnson Winona , Minn. The team fired games of. 781, Old Doc's - Bay -State, WG J.tto further resistance, bringing the and. call 3321 II ¦ correction must be Box 224, Harmony, Minnesota " made. One of the most important- area will meet at 10 a.m. .to for- 88 1. and 981, with their big game Hot Fish Shop ' - Classic, AC ..... 1,903 rally into its eighth straight ses- Give Telephone Number, clashes Friday night will send the Central Motor ¦ 4-Clty, HR . 3,900 sion with trading active early this ' ' mulate tournament plans. sandwiched in the middle. KeWpte Lunch - Classic, AC .... IMS Card of Thank* Farm Location in Reply. ;- , •; two top teams in . . the. Bi-State afternoon. Holmay was Ihe only team to ~ ' ~ ~~^ Conference against each other dent the first 10 leaders in last The . Associated Press average FENDER Receptionist , ¦ journeys 2,860 by TV Signal of the Hal-Rod We wish to expresss our sincere thanks Still have a f ew head of when Wab'aslia St. Felix night's action . of 60 stocks at noon was up .20 at to the many friends, relatives and Rollinpstonc Holy Trinity. Eagles League- 261.50 with industrials up ,20 , rails neighbors who assisted us In any way to Gene Regan, leadoff man, was Registered The Yellowjackets are on top Gentile Boosted Marty Wntik of Kewppe Lunch off .20 and utilities up .50. , during our recent bereavement, we Typist the pace-setter with a 610 series. wish to thank Rev. Father S. E. Mul- record whije. Holy of the same loop belted 591 with Gains of fraction s to about a caby for his comforllnd Words, Die with an 8-0 After a 160 opener, he splashed Polled Herefords Trinitv stands .7-2. 'Even if St. Fe- a 232 starter. point butiiutnbered . losers in fhe chblr, those who sent flowers and mem- Local Firm 240-21O, Biitoh Wicczorek tagged Team competition runs through orials and the . pallbearers. 6—Bred cows to calf beginning lix should lose, it is assured of same range, but the upside mar- - Quayo Up to $30,000 237-559. Feb.7 16. Singles and doubles " ¦ ___ Fender Family Minimum Experience March 26tH. at least a first place, tie. A win gin . was slender. : . 'NIENOVU ¦ ¦; the .. would cinch the title. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Holm ay team Is out of start Feb. 17. The v- complete Steels, rubbers, oils, electrical 'I slnc-crely wish to thank friends and 1—5-year-old herd bull. Hal-Rod Four City League. ' ' relatives for the cards, flowers, gifts, 2 Years Roger Marls was pro- schedule for minor events vviil equipments ". - and - . - utilities were Several yearling heifers and IN THE Hiawatha Valley Ken- While be announced Sunday, Feb. U, visits and other acts of kindness re- ducing his 61 home runs last sea- Next best team effort was a mostly higher. Rails eased a bit. ceived during my recent stay at the Starting salary to $275 bulls. > plays host to St. Char- hospital. Special thanks to Rev. Gelsl- yon '8-1 son, Jim Gentile's heroics for Bal- Chemicals and motors werje- monthly, depending on CMR. EER. ALF. and les "(2-9 . LaftC" City - '(9-2) . hosts mixed. Aerospace issues were un- fled for his messages and words ol ' timore didn't exactly go unnoticed consolation on the loss of our baby; also qualifications. DOMINO BREEDING. Stewartville (2-9) and Kasson-Man- for Ihe kindness and consideration shown by the Orioles' front office. City Meet changed to a little higher. These animals ' by Iht nurses on 4th floor. would improve torville < 1.0-1) , which last week The flashiest piece of corporate ' ¦ Liberal fringe benefits. its only loss, en- The slugging first baseman re- Niagara Tops ' _ -V: Mr. &.Mrs. Joe Nlenow anyone's herd. Triple and poll- handed Kcnyon news was Hershey Cliocolate's Submit written resume "' Cannon Falls (1-8) . cei ved a 100 per cent salary hike ed Herefords. • . tertains when he sighed his 1962 Contract proposal for a 5-for-l stock split Personals 7 to C-86, Daily News. . ' ¦: Tlie top (est in Root River takes Bowling Wednesday calling for $30,000. and dividend boost. Delayed by an place at Peterson7(6-3) when Cal- Little Sixteen influx of buy orders,7 the stock WHAT VALENTINE wouldn't cherish a John W. Ma rsolek Gentile's pact a year ago was for HOLMAy NASH MOTORS b'eautWul jewelry box from RAINBOW edonia (7-3) comes to town. Ma- rose 15 points to' - 19714 on a de- JEWELERS, neict to the post office $15 ,000. MADISON , Wis . tin—Milwaukee 4-Clty—Hal Rod V* . BLUFF SIDING, WISCONSIN" bel, the league leader with a 9-0 Gene Regan . V.. ... UO 240 510—610 layed opening, th«n trimmed on 4th. St. Stop In and let Frank show Lincoln . and Niagara continue to . , 't expected to get much The 27-year-old Gentile drove in Tom Holmay ...... 154 159 1S7—-472 you Ms large assortment. Excellent record isn set a fast pace in Wisconsin High Jerry Schultr :. ' 133 315 139—(8i about 4 points from the rise. Cantoii (1-9) . 141 funs last season and belted 46 TRY WUINCHIN' a luncheon at RUTH'S of a test froni school basketball circles. Butch Wleciorek . .. 153 337 170—5S» Union Carbide added more: than RESTAURANT, 326 E. 3rd. St. You'll home runs—five of them grand- Joe (Pinky) Holmay 181 130 205—516 Harmony (6-D the MaplevLeaf Milwaukee Lincol n, which now a point, American Telephone make it a regular stop, we prom- WESTERN could get a shock at Wykoff slammers. He placed third in the 7«! 981 811— 314— 2957 made a similar gain. , ise. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days I leader boasts a 37-game winning streak, TV SIGNAL week. Opportunity (4-3) but if' things go according balloting for v the American Eagles—Hal-Rod Some of the airlines improved. including 14 straight this season , Dale Kaulfman ' ...; '. 134 160 135—«2» DON'T STOP EATING but loje weight to plan . the Cardinals should chalk League's most valuable player Pari American gained about a salely with Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c. STOCKER & retain first place in the Big Six- Par Peterson ...... 133 133 141—406 ¦ No. 7. Spring Valley (5-2 ) award behind .Maris and Mickey Gary Nelson . 145 162 151—458 point American a fraction. - FORD HOPKINS, . For well groomed young lady. up win ' teen ratings announced Wednes- and eniertains Lanesboro U-6J . and Mantle of the Yankees. "' -. Joe Plalsance ...... 196 198 143—537 United was down about a point , ARE YOU A PROBLEM DRINKER?—Man Steady and interest ing work. day by - the Wisconsin Iriterscho- Mel Becker . ..:. .... 171 180 191—542 or woman, your drlnklna. creates numer- (1-5) plays at Chatfield 779 632 761—488-^3860 -Small ' , were made by U.S. FEEDER v Preston lastic Athletic Association. . gains ous problems. It. you need and want Must be high school graduate. ' Other players signed Wednesday RUPPliRT GROCERY (4-3) . Holding the top spot on the Little Steel, Youngstown Sheet, Allied help, contact Alcoholics Anonymous, Pio- included : pitchers Frank Bati- Clastic—Westjote neer Group, Box 122, Winona, Minn. Able to take shorthand and Sixteen weekly ratings is .Niagara , BUI Haack 130 185 172—507 Chemical, New York Central, IN Wisconsin thingtTare much mann, Cal.McLish and Mike De- Al Ruppert ., ' 192 153 177— 523 WHEEL CHAIRS—tor every price range! type accurately. winner of 17 straight games this American Smelting and Phelps P CAME ' the same. Several games pitting rrick and catcher Sherm Lollar Jim Ruppert ...... I« 160 182—535 Dodge.;' adjustable walkers. For rent or sale. of the Chicago White Sox; pitch- season—the longest string in the Ray Ruppert ...... 167 158 187—513 First two months renfal credited to- Paid vacations, hospitalization traditional rivals against each oth- Olck Niemeyer . ..,. 181 182 202—565 The Dow Jones industrial aver- . wards purchase , price. Crutches, wood scheduled but here again er Ken Hunt and outfielder Joe stale. 883 838 920—194—2835 or adlustable aluminum TED MAIER and other liberal benefits. 7 er arc age at . noon was up .37 at 715.10. ' ¦ ' v -FOR first place teams Gaines of the Cincinnati Reds; Neenah and Aniigo conitnued to VIC'S BAR DRUGS; '¦;. - . - .. it will be . Victory—KK Prices moved generally highe r 5 day week. division squads. Phil Ortega and Jack Smith, first hold second and third place re- LOOK AT YOURSELF, others do. Have against second Ed Mroiek . ... 188 164 196—548 on the American Stock Exchange. those suits altered by WARREN. BET- spectively in tlie Big Sixteen and Frank Dobberphi/l .. 131 165 144—460 ¦ The big game may ce played baseman Tim Harkness, infielders Corporate bonds were mixed, SINGER. Tailor, 66V2 W. 3rd, V . Teh-tm Trust Department PRIVATE SALE the Gale-Et- Ken McMullen and Dick Tracew- Aubunidale and Waunakce again Ray Kohner ...... 149 301 162—513 "T^' ' at Galesville when VIC Pellowski ...... 170 189 167—526 U.S.. government bonds were un : . . . - . sPRiNG? MR. NEIL SAWYER V 7 Calves were rated second and third in but it's not far off. , yearling and two-year- trick Redmen (8-4) tangle with ski and outfielder Dick Smith of Don Goslomskl .¦ ..;.¦ 161 223 175—5S9 changed to slightly higher. No, not quite y«t, ¦' • - . • 799 962 844—218—2823 Time to. be thinking now of your screen olds arch rival Trempealeau (9-3). The the . Los Angeles Dodgers ; infield- the Little Sixteen. First, National Bank , in our yards at all times. Ratings with won-lost records: KEWPEE LUNCH : repair : work. Take advantage of our Gales are still smarting from a er Leo Burke, outfielder Ken Wal- Eagles-^Hal-Rod .. . HOM.E CARE SERVICE, We'll , do your These cattle are shipped direct BIO SIXTJEEN Marty Wnuk ...332 167 )92—591 work or equip you to 'do-it-yourself. - 54-52 overtime loss earlier this ters and pitcher Don Ferrarese of 1. Milwaukee Lincoln (14-0); 2. Neenah 1 P.M. New York to our yard from Don Brokaw ' ., 165 171 157—493 Free pickup and delivery. Free esti- Hefp Wanted—Mala the western Mason's club is pro- the Philadelphia Phils; pitcher (HI); 3, Antlgo (14-0); 4. Eau Claire SROS. STORE, 576 E. 27 season. Gene Lou Martin ...... 126 172 181—479 mates. ROBB ¦ ranges. For further informa- mising revenge. Jim -Kaat of the Minnesota Twins. (10 3); 4. Milwaukee North (13-1); *. La Geo. . Draikowskl ...179 157 144—480 Prices 4th. Tel , 4007, . . 7 - . . Crosse Central (131); 7. Lancaster O5-0); Mike Sonsalla . ... . 153 159 17^—488 Stock EXPERIENCED Stained Glass Repair tion call with a OUR PRESCRIPT ION for you for a hap- Wan to work in Bangor, Coulee leader Also pitcher Bill . Stafford and I. West Milwaukee (13-1); 9. Manitowoc 855 826 B50-.272—2803 Abbott L 72>/2 Kennecott 821a the Greater Nevy York (tl-2>; 10. Baraboo (13-1); 11. Hudson (14- pier Valentine's Day can be filled by a Area. Excel lent working conditions; Top mark, hosts Melrose 4-8. outfielder Bob Cerv of the New SWIFT PREMIUM -Almond-fill- 10 2 0)1 13. Kewaunee (13-0); 13. Whltollsh Bay Allied Ch 54Vi - Lorillard 62'/4 delicious box 61 Parigburn's Pay.. Westminister studios, 3242 White American—Westgala : DRUGS, 274 E. Dai ryland action finds Eleva- York Yankees; pitcher Sherman (11-1); 14. Hurley (12-3); 15. Oconomowoe llonarles¦ ¦ from GOLTZ Plains Road, Bronx, New York, or call Archie Davis 141 119 94—354 Allis Chal . 211- - Mpls Hon 124% Ird .- - . ¦ MCDONALD " ( (11-1); '14. Salem Central (15-0), OLinville 4- 7500 Collect. . ' Strurn .8-1) playing host to Augus- Jones and first baseman.Ed Bou- Ken Kinowskl ...... ; 156 159 202—517 Amerada 251 Minn MM 70 ( ) travels LITTLE SIXTEEN David McNeel .-,... 181 213 178—572 !* MANY A dumb blonde Is really a smart i SINGLE MAN FOR general farm work. ta (4-5). Alma Center 6-3 chee of the New York Mcts, first (16-0); ' ' ' 1. Niagara (17-01; 3. Auburndale Bill Jones •; . .:.. 151 205 180—536 Am Can: 453 s Mi an P&L 4114 brunette! RAY /AEYER, INN KEEPER, ; Starting March 1. Write <-8S Daily News (6-3 > for the con- baseman Larry Osborne of the 3. Waunakce (13-3); 4. Randolph ( 14.1); 5. .: SALES CO. to Independence Box Cox V 181 138 171—480 Am MOFy . 3(j ;8 MOri Chm 3HSA WILLIAMS HOTEL- 7 . . ,j sfa fing wages " and experience. ¦ test which will determine who will Detroit Tigers and inficldcr . Tom- Crlvlti (14-1); 6. Al*oona (13-1); 7. Shell 810 824 825—330—2789 ^ ' : - '' SUMNER , -IOWA Lake (130); 8. Bloomlngton (14-1); 9. WINONA INSURANCE AGENCY" Am Mot 16:!i Mon Dk U . 361i Service , Repairing 10 EXPERIENCED MAN to manage and op- . . . Auto ¦- hold down second place. my Aaron of -the Milwaukee B rodhead (15-0); 10. Random Lake (15-1); Eagles— Hal-Roo3 ' "' 3 " .- . erate dairy farm. Contact Allyn J. Tews, Tel . 170 or 370 AT&T . -13314 Mon Ward 32 ,i Rt. 1 Braves. ". 1). Wnbeno (IS O); 13. Oaklleld (15-0); 13. Ken Vaughn .,..;.:. 1*1 138 200—499 MECHANICAL FAILURES - ' can cause , Wlnorta, Minn. Tel . 2796, Lewlston. 50Vi Nat Dairy . 65Vs before you have DURAND, WHICH turfered Iti Drummond (14-1); 14. Woyauwega (13-3); Mylej Vaughn 139 144 139—422 Anaconda : freak accidents ... EXPERIENCED married couple for year 13, Gay Mills (13-3); 14. Weyerhauser John Sandstedt ...:- . - 156 135 147—438 this happen tp you bring your car Poultry, Eggs, the Mississippi Valley . Arch Dan 36% No Am Av 69 round farm work. Start in ' March. LiJIle Supplies 44 first loss in, (11-1). Marv Schultz ...... 190 159 166—515 43 to RUSTY & BILL'S AUTO REPAIR " ¦ ' .. 5 or no milking. Separate ¦ ¦ ¦ '¦ Nor Pac . ,« modern house. SP E - ¦ Annco St. . 67^8 Chatfield St. Rusty and LTZ CHTCK HAfCHERY-DsKaib Conference Tuesday, will attempt . Joe Draikowskl 192 191 175—558 SHOP at 62 Write relerences, experience, age, wages ¦ 838 767 827—352 years ol practical ex- Chicks-Standard Breeds. Winona Oltice on the win trail when 838 767 827—352—2784 Armour 54% No St Pw 34Vs Bill have had expected, or see John C. Llsowskl, Alma, to get back MAIN TAVERN perience and know-how. Tel. 5623. now open, corner 2nd and Center. Tel. (1-8) Blues Topple Avco Corp 2814 Nwst Airl 34% Wis. Tel. 535-R-10. 3910. Send for free price list Cochrane-Fountain City in- Elks—Westgate and fold- Blue Raiders Jerry Fakler. .' . 154 200 181—537 Beth Steel 42V4 Penney 48V4 Business Services 14 FARM OPERATOR—Ages 30-50. Capable er. SPELTZ CHICK HATCHERY, Roll- vades. The Panthers are 7-1. Ingstohe, ( ) 2 Swift & Co 46% FRANK O'LAUGHLIN KELLY DUPLEX FEED mixer. Va ton, of league leading Central Gold. Jim Sweaiey ...... 192 177 170-S39 PLUMBING & HEATING : , ; one interested in cars and will- complete with.2 h.p. motor. Like. new. Tim Jenkins netted 13 points for 74-4-;456—2703 ' 207 E. 3rd Tel. 3703 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS John AJirens hit 16, Todd Spencer ' . 740 763 Gen Tel 2714 Texaco ShVa ing to work. Ray . Hllke-& Son Altura, Minn, the winless Twisters. OWL MOTOR CO. 14 and Tim Stanford Goodrich 67 • 3 Texas Ins 106 . LET US CHANGE over your old mllklnj 13 for Jeffer- Eagles—Hal-Rod JERRY'S PLUMBING The head-o n clash of New York ¦ ' The Blue Raiders will meet the : system, We have new and used pumps son . • George Kramer .... 85 110 105— 300 Goodyear 44 ?s Tmax Tra 43 827 E. 4th St. Tel. 9394 Prefer man with military obli- , National and . are equipped to put In Iho new and Detroit for the last Twisters in tlie first game of the Cary Luedtke .... 136 130 148—434 . Bob Seeling got 18 and Don Gould Bat 53 Un Pac 34 gation completed or in reserve larger pipelines. Call us for free esti- Hockey League playoff spot was Bernla Blggerstall .. 151 199 151—501 playoffs next "Wednesday night. " mates. Oak Ridgr Sales V S-ervict, Hazelton 14 for Phelps \yliich now Daryl Oales ...... 100 136 130—366 Gf-No'Ry 45% Un Air Lin 37 program. For further informa- advertised -as a "four point" . Minneisk a, Minn. stands 3-7. Larry Balk hit 10 for The Unknowns face the Stompers Ches Lilla ...... 169 165 115-449 Greyhound 2914 US Rub 59% tion write: game, but it turned out to be a 669^572—2622 W-K . in the nightcap. 641 740 llomestk 47 • U S Steel 74 WINONA MARKETS HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS one-pointer. PARTS, SERVICE, SALES . In Lightweight play Centra l Blue P.O. Box 419, Winona , Minn. Chain . saw rental service . IB Mach 554 . West Un 38% Reported by The two teams skated to a 2-2 nipped Jefferson 36-28 while Wash- Int Harv 54% Westg El 37* 8 AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE ' tie in New York Wednesday night GRAIN Swift & Company Situations Wanted—Male 2nd 6. Johnson Tel. . 5455 . ington-Kosciusko handed Phelps its Int Paper 34% Wlworth 85^ Buying hours are trom 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 30 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Wheat - ~ ~ that left their positions in the 10th straight loss 36-27. ' 7 Monday through Friday. These quotations W0RiT~VWNt~ receipts Wednesday 100; year Youmans Tells of Jones &L 69>i Yng S & T 102/j FARM ED by the day o7 standings unchanged , the fourth- Douglas Emanuel fired in 12 ago apply as ol noon today. week. Eld erly man, former farmer. Tel. 75; trading basis unchanged to 1 AH; livestock arrived after closing lime 6323 or Inquire 520 Garfield. HI FOLKS! place Rangers holding a onetpoint and Barry Johnson 10 for the Blues will lie properly cured lor, weighed and lower; prices^ 7. lower; cash lead over the Red Wings. which trail the Golds by two -*-ll * PRODUCE priced the following morning. Correspondence Courses 32 Spring is just aPound spring wheat basis', • HOGS Boston and Toronto also tied 2-2 games. Larry Nozlock got eight No 1 dark Change in Name of " - the corner. northern 2.31 r:«. . -- 2.33:, CHICAGO (AP)— Chicago Mer- Tho hog market Is stcady- «; spring Strlctly meat typo addltion.il 20-40 cent«; HIGlTSCHOOir in a . mild Rame al Toronto that for Jefferson. YES, you can be a high school graduate. wheat one rent premium each lb cantile Exchange — Butter steady lal hogs discounted 20-40 cents per hun- . Just received a large selection late in Finish at home In your spare time. New produced only one penalty, Howard Bicker netted 17 forW-K ' ' drecJwelohl. of saddles, bridles , halters, all over 58 - (it ' lbs ; spring wheat wholesale . b' iry i' n g' prices un- texts furnished. Diploma awa rded. Bul- the final period. and Mike Hahn and Earlc Fleming barrowi and gilts— Investment Firm Oood hogs, letin free. Our 65th year. Write American sizes; saddle blankets , stable one cent discount each !j- . lb under changed';. 93 score AA 59%; 92 A 16O-I80 15.25-14.00 The two games followed much eight each for Phelps. School. Dist. Office, PO Box 3255, St. Pa'Jl sheets, lariats. Anything in ¦ 58 lhs; protein premium 11 - 17 , Po- 59%; 90 B 5814 ; 89 C 56%; cars 16O-200 16.00-16.50 .1. Minn. ; , The partners of Cruttenden J0O-220 ..,: M.50 ' the same pattern. Toronto came per cent 2.31 'H -2.S1-' ». 90 B 58% ; 89 C 5714. saddle .horse equipment. from behind twice to tie the desta & Co. have approved a 220-240 16.20-16.50 Business Opportunities 37 No 1 hard Montana winter Eggs steady, wholesale buying 240-270 15.75.16.20 . , change of name, to Cruttenden , We need used saddles in trade- Bruins and New York came from Oilers Nudge 2, 27:- «-2.4() ':H . , prices unchanged ; 70 per cent or 270-300 -.., ,• ._ 15.25-15.75 behind twice to tic the Red Wings. Pode.sta & Miller , Addison B. You- 3O0-330 14.50-15.25 Good in on new saddles. Minn. - S.I) . No 1 hard winter mans, the linn's resident mana- better grade A whites 36; mixed 330-360 14.O0-U.50 2:2I-V2.44V 3514 ; mediums 34*;.' ; standards 34; Good sowi— We buy, sell and trade saddles. Stars 90-87 ger in Winona , announced today, ¦270-m Wisconsin Tavern .Na T - dirties 30; checks 29. 14.75-15.00 hard amber durum 3.f>0- Glenn R. Miller , who joined tlie ' 300:330 14.50-14.75 Hard liquor. Living quarters. The Standard Oilers of the City 3.55; discounts , amber 1-2; durum 330-3(50 .., 14 ,00-14.50 coast-to-coast investment firm in (AP) (USDA) ' ' Good equipment. Complete Kloe tzke League picked up their second win 4-6, NEW YORK - - 360-400 13.50-14.OC in a rc«w over the Winona State 1!)51 , is the partner in charge of Butter offerings ample; demand 4O0-450 13.O0-13.5O with building. Price $17,000. c:urn No 2 yellow Wi-LOO^. 450-500 - 12.75-13.Qtt Saddle Shop All-Stars S0-B7 - ' behind Merle underwriting activities. steady to slightly improved ; price G. L. AUTII, REALTOR pats No 2 while CO-VM-'I H ; N O .1 SI35S— 117 Walnut RETAIL Grothe' ti 28 points. ')!)• ' The new name is subject to ap- unchanged. 4S0 d own 9.25 _ 300 \V, Main Durand , Wis, HalRod W. L. Poinll white . '«-Iii ' »; No 2 heavy white proval of the various administra- 4S0-up 8.25- 9.25 j ' Standard rolled ahead .">7-3l at :l : :, Cheese steady; prices un- Thin and unfinished hogs , dlscounlcd Bub' Bccr 1J II 31Vi M k-C>n ' »; No 3 heavy white (i2 H - tive and regulatory authorities. It Money to Loan 40 B«hron> Mct«lwar« 1» U 38 hallime and then had to fight oft t;.viK. changed. CALVES " " For W » S Shop J0''i IJi'i ?4Vi an all-star rally in the second half. will hecoin e elloctive wilh the Wholesale egg offerings of large The veal market Is steady to strong. BOND FINANCE CO. OMlnbell Beer 71 It ti Barley, brig hi color 1.17-1.50 Prime 32.00 S2J-J4O0 on your furniture, car or Kvery Standard player bit in tirni s move of its short Lincoln Insurance ..,.,. It 14 35 struw color 1.17-1.50; stained i.i; and mediums of needs; de- Top choice .. 31 .00 signature. Tel, 8-3403, 129 E. 3rd St. Sf . Cluln W, It'i j; double figures , L;mce .Johnson (¦<>( li e a do f fi.ee mand aclive, especially on large Choice 27.00-30.00 1.46; Iced 1.115-1.17. Good 23.00-27,00 Sales & Service Fcnske Auto Body H 17 -31 10 . Hon Ekker in , Tenold Milbraudt quarters and medium whites. BTF U'i 1»'^ l»i » Kye No 2 l.î^-lllO^. Commercial to good - 17.00-21.00 - - IB f i' o in Chicago's Ullllly 15.00-16.00 on Fedfrnl Cnktii , ... 14> I IB' ] '-I and Hank Maly 14 eaeli and Jon (\\'liolesnle .selling, prices based LOANS Sf Flax No 1 .1.35. PLAIN NOTE-AUTO-FURNITURE Miihlkc ' s 13 30 11 Kosidowskl 10. Gary Pah l Rot 2:i , famous old Rook- on exchange and other volume Boners and culls 14.00-down VV 8, ' CATTLE 170 E. 3rd St. Tel, J91S John Deere Machinery, New S Hopto . 11 31 15 Soybeans No 1 yellow 2,:i'.i' a. ery Building to ) Hr> rn t0 p,f Mdln Tuvlrn 1) 31 li Gavin Grob 22 and Fred Heck 211 slaes. Tha cattle market Is »teady In all ' * 'l L -L "" 5al- 9 fl - m - ,0 n0011 Idea equipment , McCulloch cla ssej, CLASS "A" for the All-Sars, the fourth and New York spot quotations Ciiain saws, Mayrath eleva tors, Red Men W . L. fifth floors of the Orytod itceri and yearlings— Qu ic k Ounn 'i UUcktop 11 5 LIVESTOCK follow ; mixed colors: extras (47 Choice lo prlmo 22.50-24 ,50 Money . . . Oregon chain and ore any article ol value . . , Wlnnno Boxcrjtl ,.,., . » 1 SOUTH ST. PAUL. Minn , 1,4-- (USDAV - just- completed La lbs. min. ) 311-39; extras medium Good lo choice 20. 50-22.2 5 Comm. to oood 15:50-20.00 NEUMANN'S BARGAIN STOPE Winonn Milk Co. . .. 1 C.illli; ^,500; cnlvi.'s l,';«l; 7l,iugliti'r stecis Sail e-.l a c k- V\ E. 2nd ' (40 lbs. average) 30-37; smalls (35 1.4.00-do\6/n _ St. _ . Tel.,B.J133 USED Kalmes Tire- Srr.-lct . 5 11 Wyoming Star flitrt hclli'r s lluwi.-r, rji'ni' r .jlly sto.Kly; cows son Huilriiri R, The Utility WEDNESDAY lully stfut/y; hull'. 50 conK hlohcr; couplt lbs. average) 31-32; standards 36- Drylcd hollers— Loans — Insurance FARM ACHINERY 51. Mjrlm 'i W. L, lo.ioi. «ver«o«-cholct l, U0 «nJ 1, 160 lb move is schedul- 31) ; checks 32-33. Choice to prime 22.25-23.75 — M NortHwnil Co op . 11 7 In Viking Fold itaugrittv itcerl 7A.iO; bulk choice VM-l,?S0 ed for (he first (47 ) Good lo choice 18.5O-22.O0 Real Estate - SEE - W('!.ter- n Kn.il Kid* * 1 lbs J5.25-36.00 i oood JI.7S-25.00 ; cliolce 850- Whites: extras lbs. min. Comm. to .good 15.001B.25 Wcnoii* Boilrr Co. * » MINNEAPOLIS UV-t'liuek Lam- 1.0M) II) atauaiuo h' -lli-rs J5.0OJ6.0O; oood week in March. Wi-W; extras medium (40 lhs. Utility . . - . 14.25-down FRANK WEST AGENCY Aid Aii' n lor Lulh 7 II lb.O«,)6,00 ; c«nner .Hid culler )J,50-15,00 ,- Glc-<™ Millor Cowi— 175 Lnlnyctle son , f-t ar quarterback for Ihe Uni- "T h e iicnd-of- average) 3fi >< !-37'^; top quality (47 St. Tel. S2«0 MDHCHANTJ 22.WI-2475; utility .nut commcrclnl cows siilislanlially lar- Commercial 12.50-14.SO (Nevt lo Telephone Office) DURAND Kfillrri L«no-, V/ . L. versity of Wyoming who played in utility bulls Iwflely I».00-J000 ,- camnirrcl.il fice .move into lbs, min.) 39',i-43v, mediums (41 Ullllly 11.50,1.1,50 ~ W*n*,t'i' -A-..Son\ . H 4- A and oood-.Ul.50-I9.50j VLMIIUJ. ...iltMlv... 1a ue\v quarters un- Canners antl cutters 12.00-down Dogs, Pets, UW.,-xompLetely. ll)s, iiveragoi- 36'i,.:tllVi-; suwlls (36 ¦ - — Supplies 42: IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Ruitilnrd Oollling Co. . ,,. , II 1 trot h' 1 hr-"llutri Bwl imd the l^wt- 11,00 hlflher; fclouohter Crtlvos ntendy; yooct v Bulls- " ~ ~ derscores nur orgapiz;it ion 's strong JJORDE " Hurry flatV 14 1J U'est Shrine game , Wednesday nnc» cholco voalors JD .OO JJ .OO; oood nnd lbs. average) 33-34. Boloona , .15.00-m.OO R COLLJE >UPS- I0 wcckT"nld. Durand , Wisconsin Coiy Cnrnfr B.ir 13 1( signed with the Minnesota Vikings. cholco slnuoltlcr cnlvcs JJ.00-J6.00 . expansion in recent yc-ars ," You- Browns: extras (47 lhs. riiin. ) Commercial 13, 00-14.25 Tho bust cattle doo, «o. W, A , Fin- HBrni-rnlk s bur ,.... '.,... 13 14 Uofli 10,000; tinrrowV And gllti under UCI mans said . "Much of that expan- (47 l_lQhl thin 13.00down ner, Arcadia, Wis , Silvrr Dollar Bar 13 14 Drafted in the fourth round of 311'j.-3!) '-^; lop qunlity lbs. min. ) lb\ we«k to JS ccnii lowirr; lienvlvi wrrl nlrts underuriling , Hoi P. mi, . . . » II HH50 selections while Mill a junior , fully r.lemly; sowi slendyi 1-2 I90-5-IO II) sion lias been in our 39-41; mediums (-1 1 lbs. average) Winona Egg Market Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 Pont' l Tlvern . » II bnrrowi, i\m\ ullts I7.J5-U.50; 1-3 190-J40 arm. In the past, five years alone , 1 (Winona Produce, Zlutiell Produce) JERSEY COW~comln<] freVb SUHSETTF-RS Lnmson will he groomed ns a 3d a-311 la; smalls (36 lbs. average ) tn Mny] lbs 14,75,17.00; 7-3 340-270 lln 16 .35-U.7J; ' Or Ado A llunibo) H4 Guernse-y hull, a year WfU1«l»r W. I, , we have managed or eo-innnagwl 32-33. old In April, FARMERS defens ive back by lite Vikings He ) r 2 /0--30O lbs 15 ,75- 16.50; nnd medium IftO- <3rflde A pounds. Crnde A (m«dlum) 34 r-EfiuER PIGS Now is the time that you will nur .. ... A 1 15 75,' 330-360 |hi 15.00-15. 50; ?-3 400-170 III* well over $lfl(l million . The addi- CHICAGO (APi - No wheat C,m leirdfr plg> Grade C , ,- . .20 Fountain Mirn( f.jrnilufif ., 5 A Lnmson twice made All Skyline 15.5016,00. tion of (ilciin Miller to the firm oats or soybean sales. Corn No 5 City, Wis. tors , balers , combines and ,, ' ' " '.untHrfrr- S-Afl-ls 4 5 25 rents lildher, ewrs nnd tecotr lamb* name i.s formal recognition of yellow 1.07. HOLSTEIN BULLS - -S, " " ' ¦JrrrmrJt'l Bc^r 4 5 Conference quarterback, lie was hi^ Bay Milling Compnny purebred. aoTlrorni other machinery. Sheep 2,000; •vlauNhter l;iml)\ .stronn lo Stat* )0 lo M months vl,,->on* loo\tUe^ , .. 3 4 direct responsibility for the (level- Soybean oil Hi'ih-' na. fjlev.i»0r Gr.ilii Prices wilh bultertitt up to iSUi a standout on the we.M team that sleadv; cholcn nnd prime 05-110 lb wooled ''A" IPs.,- nlso young Com PHrm»c» I a tlours ,- fl n.D). lo J- .10 p.m. bull calves, Douolns We have the mechanics— Upset Iho east in Hawaii. slmigliler l.imlis 17 ,50 IB.OOi oood nnd cholco opnient and personal supervision Barley: in ailing choice 1.3.1- Kopp, Whlfi'hall, ,Wls. BfcY STATE WOMEN (Closed .Siihirrlfiys) '" 15.5017.34; c.liolcn .out pi Inn? 101 Iti shoin - "" W'e liave Hie p;irts—• of this all-important phase of our 1.62 n; feed l.lHi-1.20 11. LANDHACE Vit ' .itliit W. L. Poinll Miotis with No. I pi;lls 16 . .0; poml nnd No. 1 norlh«fn sprlno whent $1 II HOAR R IISMIT Persons, SI. ' ' Clmrlcs. We have Ihe time N0W- H'i 'f Cc-'Mtj 14 1 13 choke woolrd slniiiilrlur I'wos 4 50-5.50; activity, nnd the partner s' eonl i- No. 1 norlh«rn spring wheat 2.0? Minn. Tel. 454-W-2. <,r. «l„,nnrr-, 13 S II (AP) (USDA) No. 3 north-em spring whe.it 70S " '" " ~ ijoocl (feder limtii 15. 40 15, 75. deuce tha t our role .as a major NKW YORK - - FEEDER CATTLE-lF'head. Ave " >f.!Mi,arr.tr\ IB IJ No. A norlhorn spring wheat 2.0) ragt M0i lo dp the job right. For lh« • CHICAGO Dressed poultry : Turkeys lb'. . Contact, MHvIn Zlefller, City, KirnM-KriicKtri , . . 7 II » underwriter will cent imie to ex- — grade No. 1 hnrd winter whe.il 2.01 £J, month of February we will y/r,fl«lm4i OIICAGO iffi (USDAI- Moo > 6.100; Wis. or Tel. B-MU 7-3BB8. , 5 13 A "A" and U .S. grade "A " ,,, 1.99 '" "" Sports »)u li hers stonil y lo JS cents h Irjlw ; mostly pand, " , , ready- No. 2 hard winter whent "" pick iij) and deliver your Irac- brMti'Un 1 15 A W KM HOI.S TEI N mil.L••¦« '~ 1-2 IWVJJ5 It) ()uf(.licrs 17 .50 17 , 65; V .id (ci-cook frozen; carlo! and truck- No. 3 Imrtl winter I I 1.04 monlht oi(l wr'C hi' . Roedcr, Dover. Minn. V/CSTOATE MEN Is 3JO lbs 16 O0j mixed l-:i 1VO 240 lbs Miller , a native of Klgin , III , No. 4 hard winter wheflt I 91 tor or machine at no cliargo VVttlqtle Poinll lot trading limited. Olferings re- " 17 00 17.40; 310-260 ll) S 16.50- 1 7.00; 3-3 J40- and ,» graduate of Northwestern No. 1 rye 1 11 HERETORD -20 iioad springer cows , bred on any repair charge mriount- M.KWCII Houic Colltt 31 JM lbs 16,J) 16.75; mUnl .l 310 400 II) ported : turns.22 lbs and under 30, No. 2 rye III lo registered hull. JUS each, Si-wt ' n Up I» l- University, was exe cutive vice Gcoroe inR lo $100 or more. Calendar sows I4.25-15.J5, - ~" Stiiviir, F' fllrlleld, Iowa. Tol. 472-34)4 Altura 5i«1f Bank . IB ' 2.1 400 600 lbs 13,00-14.50. 22-24 lhs :121;J ; liens (l-lfi His 33!a; (First Pufc> . Wednesday , Teh, 7, 1942 ) . (nttlo 1, 000; rnlvM ?.\i slni'Ohtnr sleors president of the Cleveland invest- O'Luuflhlln Plumbcri M BASKETBALL fryer-roiislcrs 4-it lbs 33, NOTICE DUIV TO a slroke, must soli 12 bred Come in anil .see Kenny for n Nmh'i 13 Ftt, »—Winonn Hloh .11 Albert Lea, stt'tidy to wc«K; two londs clinlce 1,135-1 ,300 ment firm of Ot is & Co., before wtillolnte hellers , Winn S. Foss, 2 miles II) iMugritur ^ftMlr^ 26.25 ?4.M>< lew I will not M r«spon- ,ll)|a Inr any flat rate figure on your tractor Hanm 'j Dckiilt) 11 Rochcil«r Lourdoi nl Cotter. loud: ' N. ol Centorvlllo, Wis. Tel. Winona mined flood mxl choke 25, 0035.40; (|ood joining Cruttenden , Podostn. Ac- debls contr acted withou t my slgnalure , Molm n'i Dulldln!! Producli t ttt>. 10 — rjfiriIdrl Slntt at Wlnoni CANADIAN DOLLAR 8-3519 , overhaul jolt, Financing can ho J2 50 25.00; lo,n » rl|olru 1 It) tVinom County Aliilrsd Co I Jldlr , M»c»leitcr al 51. Msry 'i. ,000 Mollers, live in int.lii.slry nf fairs , lie i.s also NKW YOlfK (API - Cniiadinn 1:1 HE TURNER, " " ~ ' arranged if necessary, Conic J6.00; tiood J2 J5 24 .40; ullllly «nd com- HOLSTEtN llui.L -purehr edT~also 4rieed. ¦ SWIMMING a director of Needhnm Packing dollar in N V . today ,9537 229 7tt> Ave . S. er plris, Arnle Agrlmson, Peterson, ' mtri lnl rows I.I.50-I6.00;. utility nnd com- . , pre - Clinton. Iowa. . on in , the weather s fine. III India , waterfowl hunters I KIVC Ft*. »--Orlniiflt »! Wlnont Sltllt. mercial tr.ills 19.00 21 CO, lew stnnil.ird .unit Co,, Inc., Richmond Homes. Inc., Minn. Tel. . 875-5341. Pel), vious day .9539. been warned agninsl slifiotinj; wi- 10—Winona Hloh nl SI. L011I1 oood vomers 30.00-27 00 . Subscribed and sworn to betoro me Pirk . l.lndlierg Steel Treating Co,, Inc. In|-xllblc Vderlrwlan Penlcllin, j iniliiiK wal erf owl i ' roin .Sil)i-ri;i Slieep |,2M; il.mnhter Inmhs itcndy; and Coiisulidnted Leas ing Corp. of olflces from New York to Sun this 6th day ot February, 1962. 10 r,c VlAl F. A. KRAUSE CO. WRESTLING throe decks cliolctr nnd ptlmo 9V-low It; (Seall Cln. ol 10, SI.50 CViilrnl Asia bmnise ROIICRT G. HULL << iid of their ft*. l-Albfil L»« tl Wlnont High) ted wuslorn wooled Inmhs te„40," cholcn America , anil liiiiincinl vice |>ie.v Francisco include branches in Wi- (Offor explrea Feb. IWh.) "BREEZY ACRES" high ividioacl/iily ;is a result of Mlrhlgtn Tech tt Wlnont Slate, 6nd prime n»llvo wcolT'd ilnuohlur Inmbs ideal o/ .American (Ins Co, noun , SI. Paul , Milwaukee, Madi- Notary Public, rt*. 10—South Dakolt Sttlt KI '^ Uted Csri 109 j Auction Sulet " milk coelen. Now ¦ d.llvery. See gs for all vour . ottlct_ 'iM'ST^lfT: «d built you can profit- ,B..iY II, ' 'tlr»lglit ' ntlck. Td: 7 luRpllMj desks, lile* or otllce chalre Corvjilr AedatV. o. ' '"¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ably own Van Velter bulk milk cool ar li the •mount et httt It tak«i to rein ¦ ior.nl rnr. t)K In «li rei Mr v» . Yi\ H\A impl. Co.i Xillogo, Mjfsa . Tal. lil-aii, MERCURY I«5J7 J door , utriljh* Vtlr-V East Efid Coal & •it u0ke«p. We tell Ihcm new or serv- . V ¦ Or w/OI IrlKl* ' ftv ' -Mcô^y m«(1» m\r- . l-'Efl I" .Mon. I om . Vi. mllft * ¦ ice the ones presently In uie-. Call '^^» ESRC17 Y«an in Winona \mw 1 >l ) ¦ ^ Hay, Or»int FW SO Products Co. today. WINONA TYPEWRITER SERV, > con*vrcnat. ' HnijulreV IIS E. -' i'l. , Alm» -Center on u (d Cour'y . T njr« G-ement 6t :-Come-I -Tncoln-^-Mercury—Palcon S •A, ' ' _. ¦ " inen j mi.'ei .w, tn ro,«n STRAl/V^-KViare bjlesi hom«arov»n Ml e, ith v Tel. MM ICE , lei £ ¦ 3rd, T»l. >_ , Open Won. J, Frl. Eve. i. Sat. p.rn. . . »;•:¦ CADILLAC Coupn Ot-' linntirt; EAR CORN—feed oafu bj|»d h»y »nd heat at lower cost." " I»5J Nort1*rn ir.v. vn , clerk , ctilves. Pdjsehl Trucking Service, Tel. I^TAO ANDHrRIGT^7R_ - Fast, Vllle, tu-tone finish, whllt- . ALVIN KOHNER ~ ~ AUCTIONEER Clly «na C4ti l . li'': ' '"' ~ r Wltoka 1114, . . . Furnltur«rRu{|», Unqltum expert Mrvlce. Complete stock of parti wall tires, rtdlt heater, au- llcin*«a FE0.¦ . i—Tu« . . 10 . U milfT N7~'ii B*t . -¦ in* bonded: ^51 LiMrtv St. ICornfr . Alma. - 'A/ii. .on M ,, < H. Choatii_ .fc Ce. Tal. 2171. ;. _ V'tomatic .transmission , -tinted . ' . qwy . 57 '. ,ir«Mt'l . .$* '. . Articlet for S»le 57 SPECUL—i piece corner sectlenel. Oreen Bu glass. New car. condition,! E. 5lh and Liberty). Tei. . «80. wcy, . n-we.r . Hiiike &; i_o*r «uv N. . .¦;' LILLA A tON5, WE. 8th. TURE, JM ManKato Ave. Open even- V Wis alter i. ___ _ - rir Andcrtpn , owner; Kohntr 4 Millar , t*ic- .' Mabel on H: Q» */iy « i ,-.on J n:i>' ( ^r tloneerij Community Loan »nd Fin. Co., W. We^fon S'oskOut , <- . Library ing*, CORNET OR TRUMPET, used, In good ¦ ; J*n« ,<>lng7 Wisconsin "~ '62 Cliev. Super Sport ftupnln Shop, 318 E. 3rd . St., Winona, Minn. - Russet potatoes. tt.50 per 100. WINONA ROOMS FO (f GE NT_ EMEN--VVl1h or "~ ~~ without light hpusekeoplng privileges. ' POTATO MA RK ET , lie Market. ¦ 1 Coupe, 2.50 engi ne, A s peed ESPECIALLY for vinyl. .-7the niw siai Private entrance and bath. Tel, 4859. : Houses for Sale 99 Motorcycles, Bicycles 107 Gloss acrylic finish for all floors Is dif- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ trans. Bucket APPLES—a variety ol hopiegrown apples -By owner , YOU CAN SAVE S7S o<\ra New frlurnp seats! Ro- ' paint Depot. GOdDViEVV 830 17TH AVE. ¦ ferent, . at the lowe-st prices In 20 years. Farm Apartments, Flats years old. -At- Cub if you make your selection now. man Red wilh - matching ', " 90 3-bedroom rambler, 2Vj . DANDY on Vaientlrtel Day. 8. Garden Store, 116 Walnut St., or kitchen, Just a smal l deposit required and small CANDY IS 5TH E. AiOVi—5-room, 2-bedroom. apt. Pri- tached garage. Extra large intorior. 5.000 actual iniies. affection with a card and F.- "A. Krause Co., So. on New Hg:wy. heat, aneburn' s delicious chocolates Immediately, bath, wit h shower. Tel, 7030. .. ^__ ;___ from GOLTZ DRUGS, 274 E. 3rd . r " ' Our Guaranteed §T>WYryy7lT2'ûSt7irI 3- r oonT Tpi., heat Trucks, Tractors, Trailers 108 '61 Ford Fairlaiie 4-dr., radio , Buy One Of BASEMENT SALE—doub3e aiumlnum tubs! and not water furnished. $70.,Tel. 9121. • wsw,, "G , " ' straight single tubs, floor larnps, table .lamps, - - shift. mirrors; pull down lamps, laundry carts, POTATOES 4TH E. 320Vi 5-room upiFalrs apt. with FORD lMl—1 ton .truck, daul wheels, ¦¦Immaculate, throughout- - Used Cars 1962 Specials combination grain box and stock: rack. . . pole lamp and V knick-knacks. 256 Jef- bath. . Available at once. Heated roomr.. Bonanza Buy ., ferson, east end of Bdwy . Come any-time, KENEBEC - Choice while. . Owner: wil l be at home, from 1 . to 6 Good tires. ' John TQfte, Peterson, AAinn. ^1908 ~ - ~ ~~ 7~ ' p.m. Sat. 'CK BODr_S and plallo'rrn buTir or ' -vtnmUiio ME bTcIN ECABTN ETS $2.50 per 1O0 lbs. ' ying Rambler TRU '60 Pontiac Bonneville large Closet , TV signal. Inquire Chev. 1'.-4-ton C «, C ,..,.$1598 : Up to 36 months Io pay! ^HL r^nn »nH fvh - .'. Tel., 4848 . porch, newly carpeted living room, f o steerinR. Greeiv and _ white 503 E. Front . . ; . . •J6.Ford. ti-ton panel ..., '-....,....$698 . „, c SUBSCRIPTIONS Vltctien with breakfast nook, two bed- '56 Ford 1-ton C & C, duals $898 .f o No .payments 'till . Sprin g.! Come in and drive this car . ' . EAST LOCAflON—2 bedroom home. Llv- rooms, corner lot. '49 Ford %-lon# -grain tigh t box ...S69t, before you buy, Household Articles 67 lhg . room, dining room, kitchen and Willys l-lon p,u„ -4-wheel drive ;., $1098 ' So c AA May Be Paid at bath. Enclosed , front porch. Full base- Westgate Area '47 Int, tt-ton pickup ...... ,.»49B *59 ^y^.uu USE - our carpet shampooer tree vil li pur- ment. Oil heat. .185 month. Write C-B7 - ¦ ' - ¦ Ford Galaxie 4-dr., fully . Nice rambler with breeieway. oarage; No Cash:Needed. . . $1695:00 chase oLB liie Lustre carpet shampoo-. De- . Dally News. ; equipped. A black beauty. TED MAIER DRUGS - big kitchen . with birch cabinets, carpel- . Up to-36, Months to Pay 7 '• '' ' 7 Noragd posit .rtqirired. H., Choate & Co. " • . 1958 CHEVROLET WMtecTtcTRent 96 ed living room, double closets. No payments 'tll S-prlng. Locally owned. Stati on . Wagon. - Radio,-'heater . Musical Merchandise 70 Bonanza Buy . $L">987 1955 DODGE Coronet 4-door ~ ' Quality Chevrolet Co. , automatic transmission , pow- NO DOWN PAYMENT LEASE WIJHÔPTfoN to buy. 3 b«f- Walk Downtown . 105 Johnson Tel . 2396 Sedan. Radio heater and auto- JJSE^sTEREOancI Hl-prcoiisoles. Several . roorrt home ' with garage, Winona . or Five-bedroom home with new kitchen, Open Mon. ¦ Frl. Ev«e. Till 1 . '58 Chev. 4 clr., radio, - .wsw;, -. 6 matic transmission . Rose and er brakes and power steering. On carpet , tile or linoleum , models to choose from at vicinity . Cities Service Oil Supervisor, batti on first floor; stool second floor, cyl. and economy stick Many miles of carefree driv- R, F . Bower s, Tel. 2341, 9 1o 5. water heater, only white. Local one owner. This ceramic or plastic wall tile. _ oil furnace,¦ gas - . Hardt's ¦Music¦ Store S8.9M. . " ¦ - ¦ REDUCED IN PRICE. 1949 shift , Surf Green. is.the finest '55 in Winona. ing. 119 E. 3rd .;¦ 7 . . . Wlivona WANTED — 3-room furnished apartment. . 1NTERNATIOMAL %• ' • ton ,. Wards will . make complete in- Tel.. 2U3 alter 4 p.m. y . good Bonanza Buy $1198 , _ v Glen Mary pickup. Good motor, $ 1 395-00 stallation . by tra ined experts. Radios Television 71 ' tires, solid csb. This older ' $645.00 7 Bust ness Property f or Sale 97 T.wo-berfroom home, sadd : . condition, . . . model still Ms » lot of get- '55 Chev. 2-dr. Custom jub! V- Satisfaction guaranteed or your - big rooms, large lot; bath with tub up-and-go Irtt. 8; floor box trans, Imma- 1952 RAMBLER Custom Sta- Winona TV & Radio Service IN STOCXTON—apartment bulidlng for (tOQC: . and shower, enly $11,900. Reduced to ... «PA.7J I960 RAMBLER Six Super 4- tion Wagon. Radio , heater and money back. Write or call for 78 E. 2nd. Bob Nogosek. T«l. 3834 sale. Desirable investment property. In- f culate in every respect. quire Merchants - National Bank, Trust door. Radio, heater and over- overdrive. 2-door. BrigM. red ¦ ¦ • ' - i ' i . Looks and runs like new. free Estimates. . Don Ehmann TV Service . 'Dept. ; ¦ , ' :¦ " '" " Must see. drive. Rich deep blue color: color. If you want economy Wlnona ' e Finest Electronic Repair BOB '";¦ ' "C" VENABLES Local one owner car. tor . AII Farms, Land for Sale I ' _: Bonanza Buy ...... 7 $998 "This Is The Car. " >Aak:e« ¦ 98 / D 75 W. 2nd - Tel, 8-2711 «80 W. Fifth . .. ¦ Tel. 4J03 "~ ~ ¦¦ - . • Authorized dealer for U0 AC R E FARMÂintillabe. 3'/i miles ctiiOV-E^t. V - . Open Mon. - Fri Eve. $1795.00 $295.00 S. E. of I1 D . . - . v Tel. 2319 40 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM. ¦* it »«*untf| . 1 ' AOMIRAL-MUNTZ^-ZENITH ElBin. Contact' Forrest Wal- WARDS*•¦' »**() ! . ters.. Elgin, Minn. . 1 110 Exchange Bldg. USED TELEVISION SETS-ai| alia picture Wanted Automobiles tubes. Gel mat second set at Houses for Sale 99 mmmmwmmm^kwm^mâmmim^ Salesman Instructed to 7 "Exclusive Bank Rate Financing" AFTER HOURS CALL: ¦ LOW IN CASH? v Hardt's Music Store WIS. HIGHWAY 35—All modem 2-bed7oom . Dave Knopp 8-2 809. No payments until For Vour home, combination living and . dining Submit Any Offer. 119 £. 3rd Wlinona W. L. (Wlb) Helier B-J181 room; downstairs carpeted, araperies . •fo Will buy your car or truck. Feathered Friends 7 in- John Hendrlcikson 7441 7 7 April 8, 1962 Refrigerators cluded, forced air. oil heat, drive-in ga- Will trade 72 Laura Fismili ^r down. rage. 2 miles Irom downtown Winona. ¦j^ Will consign. Ro/ Lord, across Interstate Bridge, 5th BULK Ed's Refrigeration & Supply hou se W. of "Y. Wanted—Real Estate 102 : "Tet. Fountain City Commercial and Domestic . 8-MU 7-3258. . QUALITY CHEVROLET CO. W E. «tn Tel. SSX ~ - " WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES 105 Johnson Tel . 2306 EVERSOLE-ROGERS BIRD FEED WEST LOCATION—By owner, Modern I FOR YOUR CITY PROPFRTY Open Won. - Fri. Eve. Till 9.7 Nutritious, appealing mixture Sewing Machines 73 roam house, garage. Kitchen with birch /^f^v^^îfe cupboards. Carpated living room auto- " tnô; PORTABLE HOMEMAKER SEWING ma- malic oil heat. Combination metal "HANKfj1 EZEWSKI ^~ Vêi^c H i VR o j Sunflower Seeds, Millet and ¦ ¦ (Wlnont s Only Real Eslate Buyer) Lêd Ca 109 Chine, Very flood condition. Can be ' ieeTT r storms. ' and " screens, Ample garden ' Saffron Seeds. at Red Top Motor Court, Lot 36. xnace and lawn. 2 blocks frbm bus Tel. 5992 . .Vi - . P .O. Box 345 165 E. 2nd ST. ¦ : ifrTOr-^Ter. 8-3530. 105 Johnson Tel. 2396 ' , Parts 104 ¦ ' Radio, . .' Now at7. j- Specials at the Stores 74 Accessories/ tires \ 7 / '»3 FORD -<-door. EAST KHNG ST—3 bedroom home. By hea|er, V-8 motor, straight Open Ton ight 'Til 8 ~ owner. Tel. 8-1408. V # . CLOSE-OUTS—1941 . Phlico oYyers, choice Y. m transmission, excellent 'tori.- VVINONA FARAA of 3. Prices starting ; at S124.M. FIRE- , DL. NEARLY NEW, most modern, 2- "^~^1RES \ I ditlon throughout. A sure STONE STORE, 2O0 W. 3rd. bedroom and den. Full basement, big ~^ \# starter (or 1 "XAJI ^ & GARDEN lot. Every wanted feature. Located In NEW AND USED. : y winter 'weal-tier. . T - "^ an exclusive area of new homes, within Telephone Your Want Ads " We recap, retread and repair; SUPPLY STORE city limits. Owner leaving city. Priced to The Winona Daily News ¦¦¦ ¦ pW y Used lor quick sale under $18,000. ABTS also repair endless belts. "C" . VENABLES |.; ^>#7- +$Mds ls. i-^ 4j^P/ 7 j ART SCHAFFNER , MG-R. AGENCY, INC., Realtors, 159 Walnut Dial 3322 for an A_ Taker. ¦ St. Tel, 4242 or after hours: . E. R. Winona Tire & Retread 7 75 W, 2nd Tel. 8-2711 116' Walnut ' Tel, 8-3769 '. . . Clay 8-2737, Wm. R. Pagel 4501,¦ E. A. 1261 East 8th Tel. 8-1925 Open Mon. -Fri. Eve. DAVID Appliance Sale Abl» 3184, - .:. • . - ¦ . ' . I AGRIMSON AUCTION 1 2 Free Loading Zones ¦ 17" Airline Portable TV, MODERN HOME—2 bedroonv oil heat, ' LOCATED: 9 miles sou th of Utlca , or 13 miles east and 2 | west location. Can . be bought : for Con- , '{ like new .... .7...... $75 tract for Deed. Price under ia.OOO. ' miles north of Ohatficld, or il- miles north of Lanesboro or : Write C-83 Da iiy News 7\ : 10 miles west and 2 miles north of Rush ford. Watch for | Interior 21" Console TV ..:...... $105 ^ ^ ¦ s D.2-BEDROOM HOME on bus line. 1 block auction arrows. I 21" Zenith Table Model to St, Stans. Full lot. Under , $10,000, ABTS AGENCY, INC., Realtors, 159 NYSTROM MOTORS TV $40 Walnut St. Tel. 7 Remodeling 4242 or alter hours: Kelvinator Apartment E. R. Clay 8-2737, Wm. R. Pagel 4501, ¦ ... :.Wednesday,". February 14: | E. A. Abts 3184. ,;, . ..,,., .^ A N NOU NCES Ceramic Size Refrigerator .. - $55 ~ p^ ™ Time: 11:00 A.N. Lunch by the Lydia ' I, I NCOME PROPERTY. Located In Ihe I -\ or 2 Used Refrigerators .. $20 ea. heart of town, ideal set for college "or ¦i and Rachel Circles of the Arendahl Lutheran Church. -; Westinghouse 38" Electric working girls. Gas heat. Priced below Range ...... - .; .' ;..,. ' . . $20 llii.KM. call us for particulars. ABTS i 58 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN CATTLE - Including ?R head | Plastic Tile . AGENCY. INC., Realtors, 159 Walnut i>| of milk cows ; 2S Milch cows, 435 pound average. 5 cows are ,." Kelvinator Automatic Sr. Tel. 4242 or alter hours: E. R. ciav YEAR Do-it-yourself , we have the ¦ 8-2737, Wm. R. Paget . 4501 , E. A. Abts "" i| close sprinKers , and the balance, cexcept a few , are bred to Washer ' ., ; $175 3184. V J \ ' tools available or will arrange I W N L GUARANTEE! ,; ;| fresîen in early fall, PHIA records will be up to date. 5 ; Kelvinator Automatic WEST LOCATiON-Modern 2 bedroom £j heifers , 2 years old , calfhood vaccinated , artificially bred; 13 ,' installation and financing, house. New oil furnace, attached ga- Dryer ...... $125 ~~ ~~~* ^~~ yearling heifers, calfhood vaccinated , open; 7 bull calves , up ¦ rage, large corner lot. 16,350, See: L~~~^~~^~~~~ ON ALL USED CARS %: Wringer Washer ...... $30 Chester Shank, ;;| to 4 months of age; 5 heifer calves. This is an outstanding • CALL THE LUMBER HOMEMAKER'S EXCHANGE S herd of Holstein cows. Lots of size and mostly young cows, Wringer Washer .. "$10 • S22 E.v 3rd. \ NO. 8-3667 Now You Can Buy a Used Car With Absolute Confidence, 77 all are artificially bred , and nearly all artificially, sired. All E. NEAR ST. MARTINS. J-bedroom home, lorge garage. AH set lo move into. % but a few are calfhood vaccinated. State Lab. T.B. and Bangs Basement, oil forced air furnace. Beau- Secure In the , Knowledge That Your Car Is Protected Under tested. No reactors or suspects. tiful southern exposure glassed In porch. % KEN DELL j RDS]" Excellent buy for a family who desires Nystrom's "Full Year" Guarantee . Yes We Will Guarantee % lfiO ACRE FARM — The 1(10 acre farm is for s:ile at ; WA pleasant economical living. . ABTIi , 7 private treaty . 115 acres of tillable land , and the balance is ' AGENCY, INC., Realtors, 159 Walnul ; LUMBER CO. St. Tel. 4242 or after hours: E. R Your Car for One Full Year F rom Date of Purchase. ?,; permanent open pasture. Has 3 . bedroom home with hath. 30 573 East 4th , Winona Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 75 Clay S-2737, Wm, R. Pagel 4501, E. /., S;y sttiiichioii txisement ham wilJi barn cleaner and drinking cups. - ~ ~ Abts 3184, ¦:¦' ' USED DUO THERAA—oil burn»r wffh. fan. \ Good location. See David Agrimson or Bert Agrimson , Peterson , Inquire 502 E, King, NEAR WESTGATE Shopping Center. This ' ¦>} is a beauty. Most attractive 3-bedroom Select Your Car f ntYlp Our Selection Minnesota. Business Equi pment 62 " " Tei. LQme ~ - GAS STOVE—Very oood coiTdiflon. modern home. Dip doluxe kitchen wild EEiT' siToT" In Has Never HOG EQUIPMENT — 1 hofi oiler ; 19 good wood farrowins 60OD sY BUSINESS Size- 9100. . ' dining area, built-in range and oven, ex- 30x2*x44 In. high. Only S6S. T«l. 52*0 or haust fen, lovely . crates ; 2 A-type individual farrowing houses; 2 nearly new ELECTRIC and oos ranges, waiter heat- living room wilh wall to The Comfort | Been Better! \* 4400 evenlnrjs n . ers. Hl . ¦ Never lôwer |s good car corn; about 2,MO bales of mixed hay, mostly alfalfa \ 7^¦'¦^' •X'X^¦^;-(^'- '^>y':•'-r^¦:^-^^x¦^^-^7^7^>lv- " " 1 ^ -¦¦¦• -¦: ¦ ¦ .^ f ¦ costly lood preparations, treat her to a el ¦ ' «. - ,- . •: > <¦:<•/, .¦y-/.v/.l<-,-A .- . ¦:-i.wiy,-y,v--y-- - -:^:.-y .M . DRY" BIRCH FIR EPLACE wood, lB-Tnch _374 W. Mark __T - *"S ... 7 sfon.'d inside , crimped , very good ; 200 bales .straw. or ?4-lnch length's, 41B.50 pt;r cord de- fully automatic KELVINATOR ; simpler livered. Write To Apolltwry Kanirow- controls for surface cooklnrj, perfect oven MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT - 19M) Internation al skl, Arcadia, Wis. b.iklnq nnd ends oven cleaning forever . !i; M tractor , in excellen t condition , has been completely over- See them al WINONA FIRE & POW- ¦ Slabs.& Lumber ER, 76 E. 2nd. Tel. 5045 , WEEK-END SPECIALS •; hauled with oversized pistons installed. R ood tiros; WW Cock- For oood qucillly tlobwood end 7 shult 30 tract or -with oversized pistons; VXH Intornation.nl t '<"'n typewriters 17 .s ^s ^-s- -^^v-/- -.^-ui>^-tru-u-ur . - .. --r ' ' lumber cell ™ . euitivator , 2-row; \'.lx> Oliver tractor plow , 3-liottoin. J-l uu'li , PORT ABLE TYPEWRI TER—J75. Paying More Rent? \ ROYAL HtlM FORD^xTeVdo^n HITVoU^n^^^ HMO V on rubber; single disc, 15-foot; fntornatiniuil tandem trai'tor Dave Brunkow & Son Excellent condition. Tel. 1992 alter 9 , , , ¦ ¦ ^ ^^^, p.m. Enjoying it Less? radio, healer , automatic ' > 4-door, economy h 1'inv- ;,; |()-ft. 5 tractor mower , semi- Trempc.ile.au, Wis. Tel. 14 : ! ; U.vipc , while with tin - ; j : ,,r ¦ disc , , li/57 John Deere , No. ! transmission , attractive ; . _ li(le , fii'ey finish . . Test mounted: 1052 New Idea tractor mower , sf mi-mounted , Ttl.. Then loofc Into buying » home of ; ' dnrk grecii finish with con- .;' ; ' fitioi.se interior , full jmwer , > < drive it and you 'll buy it. ' your own. ' r ,: ; on rubber; .John Deere dra«, mil New Idea No. 1!) lOO-husl wl ; trasting whitewall tires. > ; A-l throu Rliotit , ¦[ ] - -5l7!i.< : niiinure spreader: John Deere 10-ft. drill wil h seed attach- See this almost naw 2-bodroom home. $1495 J >~~~J~~ *~~~~~~~~ ,—J Includes a sun parlor which could he j $2r)9;. J ment ; mounted I'TO seeder; Rrillio j i seeder , useil 2 - O liver corn , planter , •l-iow with fertilizer altachinen i ; tioning. Expansion area on 2nd floor. fZ^Z^Z^Z^Z^Zj^^P.;,. _ '.Tr:\. —;.. wPptl^MVW^ — ¦ J BULLETIN to Farmers . . '.-vfV^ .r .P p LundeU I'.l.T!) forage T'liopjier; 1'ii.Vl" John Deere PTO' 'corn 'shell- ' Located 3 miles wist of city. H7.500. ;. 1957 CHEVROLKT Bel Air ! ; ; dcie Omwtiule, "H , " ; ¦ ~ "" ' ~^ j ! spotless inside and out , eye- . . er , with cob stacker and corn thrower; HUM) New Idea )- ' \\v An unusual good value- In two-door ; 2-door Hnrdlap, red arid i ; !^ ' :' , ,rubber hay years Moline has offered the 4 Plow Jet home, In good west neighborhood. 3 ' . N'i. -KXI side delivery rake on ; 1055 New Holland For three while tu-tone . contrasting ' ! n U ' entchiii fj iuniuoise with ¦ ' bedroom!, V ,*, crrnmlc tile baths, liv- vied and block interior , ra- ; s K6m6imD6r lik( "««' white lop, radin , '' biih.'i' , complcu'ly over hauled with new heads ; lil.iV John Dreie Star Tractor for only $2047.00. ing, dining rooms and downstairs bud- \ \ ' • hay conditioner . room nro carpeted, I/ilea l kltcho'n UuJII- . 1 dio, hea l er, V-B engine, ; i S ; ' > heater , ;mtomatic trans- - , Ins, New gas hot wnhr lurnace. $15,V». t!n ;i ) , ' Powerglide transmission. V Your Car Is > mission, power sleerin; .: : DAIKV KtiDH'MKNT — SurRC 3-unit milker, in-i .lcl; The inevitable has now arrived and due to increased \ It1(l 3 Surge milker pail.s ; I!)57 Sunset 400 fiallon hulk milk cuoler; You may fhave been looking lor this Low mileace. One owner. < „ ' ..», ' ' '. <' ' l'nils MOTIVE EQUIPM ENT - New Holland rublif r tireii ^.i';on ' must be su ¦ > i i— ii NA N —~^—~w»~~ for nmall buslnoss. East location, C^~~-S~~~~~^-~-~~~-~^ -~ J < I I— i til Y pa r zoz^ôozi^^z^zP, • ^^ V wil h hydraulic tractor hoist, ami good tires , with ii\ 11 com SI 2,500, i un i ici i , ,,,r j | ' ; jri oi,i)SMoi)U,i': "»«" ; hi nation box rubber t ired wagon. This is t-0 advise that we may take orders for the ¦ : ' : ¦ 7 . 'Here 1054 CHEVROLET , "(l .'' 2-¦ ; Holiday -door H ardtop, I* nn opportunity to buy a 2-bed- ..,. , v n , ^' MISCELLANEOUS - Crappie fork; approximately ! :.! i-se.l fabulous Moline 4 Plow Jet Star Tractor at the old room home m Goodviiw tor S4.850. door , straight shift , initio , \ WUCli Y 0U UUy lurquoiso and whit e, new ' -V wood-lined steel stanchions; Colli I'TO hamniormill ; r,as bar- Electric l>ot watur healer, private! heater , one local owner , ' tires , locnl low mileage ¦ price until March 2nd , 1962. pump, clly sewers In house. Nice dnep> > jt. Pronn > : rcl. , 27.') gallon; 2'harrels , 55 gallon; steel cable , 3ti-fV ; ehr- lot, Mrty b-e purchased on contract for really sharp throughout . < ' ; ! car. Spick and .span, ( deed, small down payment, balance Ilka .; trie motor , l' s H.P.; manure carrier with chain Im,7 . ;• ed ' rent, 1, ))*of dippe; , sniiie We predict that never again ' will a 4 Plow Tractor ,¦- 'O'p. ll>x)'t /!.; lumniei'niill he-It; cow ' ¦ - .u.sed lumber ; about 40 electric caw trainers : 1 brooder I IOI IM \ be offered for $2047.00., Stop in righ t away a.s the RHSIPrNCE PHONES: t". J. Hnrt.Tl . , . 397.1 v; Eleelrie tire pump; wheelbarrow , on rubber; MII ;.;!I ' adieu winter production is limited. . Ik sure of this low, Philip A. Qaumanm . . . 9540 3 inch hydraulic cylinder; Malco , 2-1-ft. hay mower , uthi .-r Jerry Derlhe . , . 8-2377 low price while d elivery is stilt assured. ¦ ¦ ''j miscellaneous small i tems . fyzi Wi^ttZ^W' f sW ' - '• '^ NYSTROM MOTORS \ TERMS- Alt siuna under $15 , 00 cash . Over that oiiuiunt ' i 1(54 West Second St. * : down and tho balance In , monthly installments to suit your ^'iM^BkiWi\?:Mh f lMSmMmtmh?m/î^,m * 7j neeils. 601 Moln St. Tel. 284-9 ARENS IMPL! CO. ~ Kohner h Sehroeder , Auctioneers WEST FIFTH — Another nice 3-bedro-oni modorn home, hardwooct floors, new car Your Locall y Owned and Operated Hertrain noyiiin , R ushford, M innesota , reiuesoiitiiv; Kai 'ni- Phone 707-4972 petlng, now oil lurnace. Right on bus line, • Auction S;ilcs Co., srib. ( oiiiinunity Loan tSi Kinaiice Co.. La tll.000. Sc« USED CAR SALES CENTER Crosse, Wisconsin, Clerk. - Kellogg, Minn. W. STAHR j i 374 W. M»rk Tel. 692:5 ' BUI IKWYrt ty K«y Crow*;7" ' ;7 ' ' • ¦ '¦ ll ,> , l il ll ' i ' ¦^ " : 7 l~— . ' . /. ' .. ' „ t- ,.,. 1" «v" 'l^ - J '^'.' .»J . ''.' "'"''.. ;^' *ll'«" '1 M' ' ' ' M' WW »»ii« .-.'. ' '¦if

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