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Hi^( , Coriferees ZMcM^^!ZZ3 Dead in Bpy, 12 Di(lhvt TaWBillDiM Minnesota See Second WASHINGTON (AP)-Senate- their differences are considered to Jan. 1 of this year, ; House conferees on the tax ; cut minor/ Somewhere between the two Freight train bi!l agreed today to President figures, the conferees hope to Road Mishaps By MARY BARWISE; : Not in controversy are , Johnson's request' for a speedy the reach agreement before?Feb. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Daily News Staff Writer cut in the wage and salary with- cuts for individual and corpo- 22, which would leave the Sen- holding rate to 14 per cent. rate taxpayers. ate and the House six working Three persons died in traffic A new pair of skates, a red .' :- The effect will be to pour an Taxpayers subject to with- days to consider the compro- accidents in Minnesota over the skating cap and a hockey stick . . holding deductions will have an Weekend. fourth Minnesota additional $800 million a month mise and send it to the Presi- A? with the name Darryl Polus estimated $800 million more in dent vbefore March 1. ? resident was killed in a quad- into the economy as soon as the their pay envelopes every ruple fatality in South Dakota. printed on it were grim remind- new rate takes effect. The pres- The President wants quicker- ent withholding level;is 18 per month. ? The in - state deaths raised ers in police headquarters this the? extra money for 80 mil- action. He would like to have Minnesota's 1964 highway toll to morning of a train accident that cent.-?-, the lower withholding rates go The Senate had amended the lion individuals arid 550,000 busi- 53, compared with 56 one year killed the young Winona skater ness taxpayers is expected by into effect as soon as possible. ago today. hill to establish a 14 per cent The boolckeeping machinery to Four young men died ¦when Sunday night,; rate for this year, instead of the the administration to give the Darryl, 12, was returning from national economy a shot in the do this takes an estimated two their car roared across the Iowa 15 per cent voted by the House, weeks or more to get into high border onto icy S,D. 38, skidded skaitmg at Lake Winona with and House conferees agreed at arm to inoculate it/ ., against a ' three companions when he no- business slump. gear.;- '? . broadside and wrapped around today's initial conference to go Wages and salaries are now a 10-inch-thick tree late Satur- ticed: a slow moving . Milwaukee along with this. The Senate passed the bill subject to 18 per cent withhold- day night. Road switch engine approaching The conferees did not settle Friday ahead of schedule, Its ing rates. The House voted to from the east toward Main the time for the 14 per cent rate version called for an $11.6 bil- drop this to 15 per cent for this Dead are Donald J. Van Voor- Street. Darryl reportedly shout- to go into effect. The Senate lion- reduction. year and ?14 per cent starting en, 23, Hills, Minn., and Charles ed?to v his companions, ''Don't voted to make it one week after The House measure passed neixt Jan. 1. Tlie Senate, ait the Ernest Huisman, 21; Roger worry; kids I can make it" and the bill was signed. Sept. 25-provided for cuts of President's prodding, voted to Dean Hubers, 23, and Elmer started ' -r.u i .ni n g across the " . Although the Senate and about $11.1 billion. drop the rate to 14 per cent im- LeRoy Kohrty34. all of the Rock tracks; . ' ' • " :¦ .. House are $500 million apart on , , Most reductions in both plans mediately to put iftore sp ending Rapids Iowa area. Huisman - GRIM MEMENTOS .y? . Police Sgt. with a Milwaukee train at the Main Street HOWEVER,: couldn over-all reductions, most of would be effective retroactively money into workers' pockets. was believed to have been the he 't see driver. ;. ¦; ¦:.-?_? George McGuire surveys the bright red railroad crossing. McGuire also holds a hpek- another unit to the north of the The Senate and House voted David Foss, 16, of Racine, stocking cap and new hockey skates : that key stick with the boy's, name on it. (Daily to cut individual rates from Minn.? died early Sunday when were found scattered near the body of Darryl News photo) : v their present 20 to- 91 per cent a car scraped a tree, jerking off V Polus late Sunday night after he lost a race range to 14 to 70 per cent Two- the rear door and throwing him thirds of the reduction would out oh a township road eight become effective this year -and miles south of Rochester. ? one-third next year, Suffering minor injuries were ; Both branches voted to re- driver Allah Hehsley? 16, Ra- duce "existing corporate rates , cine, and Alice Alcott and Mari- from 52 per cent to 50 per cent lyn Dubbels, both 16 and of this year and to 48 per cent " "" ¦?'-' Stewartville? 2^ riext. year? Albert T.; Summers, Owaton- na, was - killed when his car overturned six miles west of West Concord early Sunday. He IriV^ B. MALCOLM W. BROWNE nist Viet Cong terrorists from in 1957. We are resolved to con- was alone; ' ' Goldwater and Art Johnson, 64, rural CLither- SAIGON, Viet N_m (AP ) vr- some distance away. . - . tinue extending full [ assistance all, died Sunday after lying out- TwO bombs planted by terror- Names of? the victims have to the government arid people side all night. Dr. Carl J. Lund, ists1 destroyed a bleachers dur- not been released pending noti- of Viet Nam in their struggle .to ing a softball game in Pershing fication of their next of kin, put an end to such Communist Blast Otter Tail County coroner , said ' ' Romney a man who gave Johnson a ride Stadium Sunday night. Two terrorism."?- ? . .- ?/- U.S. servicemen were killed In Washington the State De- The carefully prepared bomb- home_ from a tavern Saturday partment night" apparently backed over and 23 other Americans were issued a .statement ing brought to three the toll of injured.!?. - saying:' - ' . ?.? U.S. servicemen's , deaths and Cuban Policies him without realizing it. ? Darryl Polus Johnson, first thought the vic- An entire American ' family "This isvthe. most serious " of to more than 27 the number of ? - was injured, The father was the series ol ? incidents which WASHINGTON CAP) — Two tim of a fall or beating, crawled : Americans wounded by Viet switch engine. This short freight Republican presidential possi- from the road to his steps. The kept in the hospital, but his the Viet Cong have perpetrated Cong guerrilla action in the train was approaching from the bilities — Arizona Sen. Barry driver was identified as "Wally wife and their young daughter against the Americans, starting Saigon area in a week. Same direction but more rapid- Goldwater and Michigan Gov, Osberg, Blriomi_igton. were released after treatment. ly. It hit him.? . George Romney—have blasted Three other - women also were The cow-catcher struck tha the Johnson administration's wounded slightly, v boy and hurled or carried him Cubcn p.y.y. . Vietnamese police reported 65 feet from , the -west cross- Goldwater, an announced can- they had arrested three sus- Comrnlssion Johnson pects in the bombing. H ^ walk and 10¦ feet north of the didate for the G-OP nomination, tracks. ?? ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ IK . . .- . ... . -¦ :¦ . ;- . . . • , ¦*¦ . - . • -:: ¦ i ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ;-;¦:- The bombs had been planted * _ •*• ' ' . ' - v. . * . ' ' - . ,. , ' " " '?. * - renewed his attack on President Darryl was taken to Commu- Johnson s plan to make Guan- under six inches of earth about TWO FIRSTS FOR JSEIV-. SMITH, . , v Sen. Margaret ' 20 feet apart beneath the Oswald 's Mother nity Memorial Hospital by am- Chase Smith (R-Maine) steps down^from snow bank after tanamo Naval Base self-suf'i- Asks Medical bulance and was pronounced cient rather than fo» ce Cuban bleachers and presumably were inspecting sign marking 45 north latitude just below Pitts- set off electrically by Commu- By W. B. RADSDALE JR. tial tribunal investigating the dead on . arrival. He was the Premier Fidel Castro to turn WASHINGTON (AP) Mrs. : Kennedy assassination, is ex- son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Polus, burg, the northernmost town in New Hampshire. Sen. Smith its water supply back on. -- started campaign for Republican nomination for president Marguerite Oswald took "new pected to contradict testimony 127 E. Sanborn St. i The senator held a news con- Insurance made last week by Oswald's 22- Brakeman R. P. Gerber, St. today in 25 below zero weather. She claims record not only ference Sunday in Yuma , Ariz. evidence" before the Warren year-old widow, as first woman candidate but WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- Paul, told police that he saw first of all numerous candi- He also dealt with the Cuoan commission today which she dates for March 10 presidential primary to campaign so far dent Johnson , declaring that Russ Security Marina Oswald told the com- someone dash in front of the situation in a taped appearance Americans need , want and can says will prove that her son, trairt and then he heard the north , (AP Photofax) on ABCs radio-television pro- Lee Harvey Oswald , did not mission, and later a news con- afford "the best of health," ference, that she did not like to thump. He said he immediate- gram "Issues and Answers." urged Congress today to vote fire the shots that killed John ly- applied tha brakes to tha F; Kennedy. believe that her husband killed He said he would use U.S. medical insurance for the aged Official Asks President train which was reported as warships to halt shipment to The 56 - year - old practical Kennedy Nov. 22 in this year. Dallas, but the facts would . not traveling at 29 miles an hour. Cuba of British buses, French In a special message to Con- nurse, who asked for a chance Police still are checking this to appear before the presiden- permit her to reach any other King Charges Top products and "anything that is gress on health problems , John- conclusion. report. going in there that they can we son also announced he is creat- Asylum in US Sessions of the commission , to maintain communism and to ing a Commission on Heart Dis- AFTER POLICE had Inter- WASHINGTON (AP| - The headed by Chief Justice Earl viewed the conductor, fireman spread it through this hemi- ease, Cancer and Strokes to find State Department said today Warren , are cl osed , but Mrs. Many Demands sphere. ways by the en TAIPEI, Formosa days after Kennedy 's death by f|2f> million. On the same date tionnlist China announced today Dallas night club operator Jack (Continued on Page .1 Col. 1) e year previous , the total deficit It has severed diplomntlc rela- Ruhv, BOY KILLED was $113.4 million. tions with France, which recog- A controversy has been wag- nized Communist , Chinn Jan, 27, Bill By Night ing between Gov. Karl F. Rol- The Foreign Office said the -¦ vaag and Ihe conservative lead- WASHINGTON (AP) The decision was taken after the Hnuse voted today to cut off de- ership of Ihe Minnesota House government here wns notified over the status of tho income bate on the civil rifihts bill in Saboteurs Sought that Paris and Peking wore ex- nn effort to bring it to n final tax: school fund on ,lune 30, 1063. changing charge d'affaires. The (hero A vote this afternoon , Rolvaag claims was rupture of relations wns an- $15 million deficit on that date, Using their heavy mnjority to nounced after n three-hour em- stifle Southern talk .against tho In Tram Blast but House Speaker Lloyd Dux- ergency Cabinet meeting. bury, Caledonia , and Mnjority bill , the civil rights forces MIAMI , Fin. (AP) - Invest, one knows nt this time who did leader Aubrey Dirlam , Red- rammed through n dcbnlc lim- gailors sought today to track this." wood Falls, countered that WEATHER iting motion by 211-7H. down saboteurs who dynamited Gcorgo I-cIghly, chief ric;>tl- "there's absolutely nothing to FKDKRAL FORECAST Under it all debate on the con- a Dl-cnr freight train nnd a nlor for the 11 striking unions, the governor 's position," WINONA nnd VICINITY - troversial job equal ity section said "Wo know absolutely noth- wi ll end at 1 p.m. ( EST). work train derrick of the strike In Ihe Income tax school fnr.«l Fair and colder tonight with hnrnssed Florida Enst Const ing about it." He said union as of Dee. 31 , King 's report low of 5 to 10 above. Increasing members hnd been warned not cloudiness and warmer Tues- Hut foes of tho bill , chiefly Railway. to resort to violence. shows, tho cash deficit was No one vms Injuvcd In tho $7f>,4 million in Edition to $50. 5 day. High 30-35. so utherners , could sllll cause The sab otage was Iho worst million still owed for school LOCAL WKATHKH difficulties find dclny in rench- blasts Sunday—10 miles apart— directed Against tho 577-milo ( Money had been bor- Officinl observations for the in# n final roll-call vote. which caused damago estimnt- railroad , which operates be- aids. 21 hours ending at, 12 m. today: The llonso met early and was rowed from other state funds to ccl hy W.L. Thornton, tho car- tween Jacksonville and Florida pnv school aid.O. Maximum , 20; minimum , .1; prepared to sit late in an effort, City, south of Minmi . since tho noon , 10; precip itation , none. to get tho 10-pnrt bill to a final rier 's ohief operating officer , at nonopernti ng unions struck .Ian. On Dec, 31, 10(12. the cash BRITISH PRIME MINISTER GltEETED ter 'n arrival Inst night in Ottawa, Sir Alec deficit was $r>0.4 million , plus Officinl observations for the volt?. mora thnn $2M),000. 2H , l!)«:i, Railroad officials said Canndlnn Prime Minlatcr Lester Pearson , plans to visit, in Cnnnda for two days before 2't hours ending nt 12 in. today: The biggest question was wh.nt "It was definitely Siibotnge ," thero havo heen MO incidents. $53 million owed. , Alec (AP Photofnx ) The general revenue fund rat right nnd British Prime Minister Sir leaving for Washington. Mnximum , :i0; minimum , 10; final form the employment see* Thornton said. "1 urn not imply- About 1,200 union employes the end of tho year hnd Doiiglas-Home ahake hands following the lat- noon , 22; precipitation, none. tion might take, ing the unions ana to blnmc. No struck, idling about 5100 others. i V Many High School Pupils Are Smokers By G. K. RODENFIELD AiP. Education Writer CHICAGO CAP)-Many high school students are habitual smokers, and! it's almost an even bet that the recent govern- ment report linking cigarettes and lung cancer won't discour- age the habit.' -??; ? That is the opinion of high and local officers school, principals attending -a POWER ENGINEERS MEET ... State of the National Association of Power Engineers meet at the national convention in Chicago, Saturday at tho given in response to an Associ- annual dinner of Winona NAPE Chapter 4 PROMOTED TO MAJOR ... Rpbeft L. Thomas; son Oaks. I_eft to right, .seated Aryid Peterson, Rochester, state : ated Press questionnaire. . - ' and Iver of Mrs. Chris Jensen, 731 W. Broadway, .has been prompted Almost two-thirds 61 the prin- secretary;: Roy Sommers, St.. Paul?"state. 'deputy? to major in the Marines. His wife,, the former Louise cipals surveyed said 20-60 per JohnsoD,v Earibaultv national director, and standing, Al .Sev- Winona, trustee and past state Couche . of /Winona; ieft?assisted Gen. Coursey in the ' cere- cent of their students smoke ens, Minneapolis; Cy Hedlund. . president ; James Merrill, Winona, past chapter president; rnony. at Cherry Point, N? C? Thomas, who has been with regularly. More than one-quar- ter place the figure,-at 40 per Henry Sandshess? Winona chapter president, and Joseph the Marines 23 years, has served in the South Pacific ' ¦ , MLnne- cent or rhpre. ; : - .• '• '.. . Votruba Winona, committeeman., Darrell Westling apblis? state vice president, talked informally. The? principals were asked? Winona Chapter , will bold its regular monthly meeting: SerV/rig in Armed Forces "Prom your observations, do FOR GOD AND COIINTRY ? ..; A Boy to the church of 150* hours in three different Tuesday at 7;30 pm/ at the Red Men's Wigwaip. On the ; you believe the government re- Scout and two Explorer scouts received the areas of eindeavor?vand 6. A special project program will be instructional mqviies on gas arid electric GARY J. SMITH , son of Mr P, Ni DALE EGGENBERG- port has tended to discourage Pro Deo et Patria award at the 10:15 a.m. and a thesis on- it. welding techniques. (James Merrill . Photo) v-:? to and Mrs. George J. Smith, 266 ER , son of ; Mr. :and Mrs. Har- student smoking?" service at Central Lutheran Churchv Sunday^ L^ft right , front row, Pastor Bryhe- ley Eggenberger, LAKE CITY, Center St., was graduated last Fifty-six per cent . said. "yes," In presenting the award , the Rev. 'L.- .""E?' ." ' Btad , Life Scout Robert S. Staricka, First seeking a basis for hew U.S. Jan.y 30 titter 44 per cent said "ho. ? . - month from basic enlisted sub- returned home " Brynestad, pastor, listed its requirements: Class Scout Leslie Bohnen and Eagle Scout Panama talks, Naval sub- serving three years with the Virtually all v the v principals marine school at the .understand--'' '- . - Byron Bohnen ; second row — Mr. and Mrs. "There is nq difference in the marine base, Groton , Con. U.S. Naval Reserve at Minnea- reported their schools regularly 1. Regular Chrastian worship arid ; ing of the liturgy ; 2. Christian faith and Edward S. Staricka and Mr, and Mrs. Victor Slate DepL attitude of the U.S. government Smith , who is now a seaman polis. iEggenberger , who was in- provide Classroom instruction today toward treaty revision apprentice, Was prepared for jured in a two-car accident hear about the dangers 'of smoking. understanding of the basic doctrines of the W. Bohnen; third r •? . : Creek, Tuesday? Jiany local governments limit Salvation Army - will mitted itself in 1962 to renegcti- special series of meetings this j POWERFUL PLUNGER CLEARS The address-• of LAURENCE their legal efforts to barring . I ating the Panama Canal treaty, ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) :- week at the Citadel , 112 W. 3rd E. DU BOIS', son. of Mr. and smoking oh school buses or ; but the U.S. State Department , 1149 Pfv John D. Wozney?soh of within severa 1 yards of St,v ;- CLOCOEDTOILETS Mrs. Raymond Du Bois hundred says no such agreement was y / is: 776-09-19, Co. 108 , Mr. and Mrs. Alex S. Wozney, the ischoor buildings. ; The meetings will begin at in o Jiffy Marian St., , - ¦ USNTC, Sail Diego,?33, C alif , Arcadia, and nearly 3 000 sol- Several principals reported 7:30 p.m. eaich day, starting made.;; v?'v . He is enrolled in a 10-week diers of the 25th Infantry Di- they have taken action into Tuesday and continuing through "There is not and never has Friday. There will be four serv- basic training course. -- ?..- ' vision 's 2nd Brigade Task Force their own hands. been a secret governmental begaa leaving Hawaii by air ices' on Sunday? ¦ ; At Sibley High School in West agreement between the United ¦' As¦"•'• fy '£m&!2* ' ¦¦ /^^_k>_r Capt? arid Mrs. Alvin Clark 'f' *~ ¦ m Jan. 26 for Okinawa ?to parti- St. . Paul, Min n,, students, caught , States and Panama concerning ' a__to**^^T_____fc\' if WJi S. Sgt. RAYMOND F. REED Quick Re- La Grosse, will be conducting cipate in Exercise smoking on the school grounds treaty relationships;" a State and his family have returned lease. The month-long exercise the services. On two . evenings, toythe United States after three are suspended or. the first of- Department spokesman said in is scheduled to end Feb. 25; fense and expelled, for the sec- tentatively . set as y Wednesday i ; years in Germany where Sgt. ¦ ¦ a prepared statement Sunday "mSS' ______Wozney,?assigned to Compa- "' ¦¦?' and Friday, they will hiring the ¦ v __^,f^^ ^__wlmWtr : ' taught military police du- ond.. - ' . .- ' night. " • .- '?¦ mm^9&MmmmmmWmW Reed ny C. 1st Battalion, in the di- Tim brel Band from La Crosse to xmWl/IfMiiiimW&mmaaKimp' :¦ ties. His wife served as a civil vision 's 27th Infantry at, Scho- - Estimates of the percentage perform. There also will be local Ear!' r, the Latin American {mmmWmWmmmJ ' service nurse while they- were field Barracks, Hawaii, entered of students who smoke ranged and out-of-town . talent furnish- l:ffl_H______P'M#ff im&wPf lk . Currently they are source said Panamanian offi- in Germany. the Armyvinv; April 1963. He from " none." . at Duchesne ing instrumental music :• and cials told the Inter - American WmWmW0mmm ' - : visiting her parents in Illinois (Utah) High to 60 per cent at singings ? • ' completed basic training at Fort Peace Committee last month ¦C'/jffl jHK'V' ifi$}imm*Trfrjf!p^ and later this month they will Leonard -Wood , Mb;, and arriv- Milford , Mich., and Hamden , The meetings are open to the and that a memorandum signed in visit Reed's parents, Mr. ed ''in '. Hawaii in June 1963: Conn ? public. ?; 1962 committed the U n i t ei d Mrs. Harold Reed, 884 44th Ave., The 2r-year-6ld soldier is a . Over-all, 38 per cent of the States to- renegotiate the 1003 NEVER AOAIM that lick filing (roodview, before leaving for I960, graduate of the Arcadia principals reported that up to 39 treaty, under which the United whan yoiir tolkt flvtrfla-ws Fort Lewis, Wash. Collision at Curb High School and was employed per cent of their students smoke States runs the canal. HB by Cornell Paperboard Prod- habitually. . Twenty?.per;.-. '" cent About $30 damage to each TOILAFLEX WISCONSI-V, INDUSTRIAL STATE ' i ..Gov. John W? ,. Efforts by the conimittee to ROBERT A. SOBECK, son of ucts,. Milwaukee, before enter- said 20-29 per cent, 14 per . cent . car was ; the result of a colli- set up U.S. - Panama negotia- Toilet F Plunger , , Reynolds,, , classified "Wisconsin as an industrial state at ( Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E Sobeck ing the Army; said -30-39 per cent, 12 said 40-49. left . sion Saturday at 4:26 p.m. tions after rioting Jan. 9 on the UnHlce ordinary plungers, _%ilaflex Winona Rt. 1, is in Italy with per cent, and 16 per cent said a meeting, at Durand, Wis., Fridayy Pictured with him, right, when a westbound doci hot permit compressed *ir or A.LG; Harry G.. Hanson , son ¦ ¦ ? car on Mark Canal Zone border collapsed ^ ^ tht Navy as aviation electron- of Mr. and Mrs. Iver Hanson , 50^60 per cent. .? is Martin H. PEttman, Pepin County clerk. Reynolds said Wis- Street was .unable to stop in over U.S. refusal to agree iri meny water to iplath b«ck or etcip«. ics technician third So- With Tbiltflex the full prctiure plows class? rural Arcadia , received his hon; consin is the only industrial state that hasn't embarked on a time to avoid hitting a car pull- advance to Panamanian de- through the clogging masi and beck , who entered the Navy in orable discharge from the Air major road improvement program. Electors willv Vote on ing out from the curb; Gary D. mands that the talks include re- swishes, it down. Can't mint 1961, works on aircraft main- Force at Eglin Air Force Base his road program Apri 1 7. Only 9 percent of the; state s . Karau , 22, 259 Olmstead St.; was negotiation of the; treaty. • DI8IQNEDT0 FLEX *T ANrANOLC tenance, target towing' aiid ma- . ' driving • SUCTION-RIM STOPS SPLASH BACK in?Florida. Freighters popu-atioh lives on farma, he said. (La Croix Johnson Photo) his 1963 model -west on • CENTERS ITSELF, CAN'T SKID AROUND terial .. .supplies?' ¦ '?' '*¦ ;iy -' y ',:- : ' Mark Street when a 1956 car, A conimittee of the Organi- • TAPERED TAILQIVE8 A1RTiaH¥TT1 .- ' driven by Thomas R. DeGrood , zation of American States is now CHESTER, Iowa--Second Lt; •Tollanax $2* ANTHONY A. CHELMOW- , , Collide, 78 E. Sanborn St., pulled out looking into Panamanian charg- Otfiulne ' * Larry L. McMaster Chester OUT-OF-TOWN COLLEGES AT HARDWARE STORfS IVIRrWHIK SKI, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- has entered United States Air from the curb also headed es that the United States was an thony F. Chelmowski, 220 Man- Force .navigator training at 7 Men Lost west. Karau told police he was aggressor. The committee is kato Ave., left Jan? 26 for a James Connally AFB, Tex. unable to stop in time to avoid Germany tour with the Seventh Fleet in Lt. vMeMaster , son of Mr , and l GREMERHAVEN , Swimis at Northwestern hitting DeGrood. Karau had the western pacific as an air- (AP) — The American freighter Mrs. vRobeit L. McMaster , will HELEN STOA», daughter of ¦ maintained a similar average in three passengers. man apprentice with the U.S. receive radar and celestial na- Blue Jacket and the German TAUSCHE'S IS Navy . He is serving aboard the coastal freighter Dirk collided Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stoa , 305 her first trimester. vigation training. St; will swim in North- Allen Stensrud , son of Mr. and attack aircraft carrier USS Bon in fog early today. The 295-ton Winona . This is the first honor roll Mrs . Howard Stensrud, HAR- A graduate of Chester Inde- western University 's annual wa- Hamline has released undeT its Homme Richard¦ , operating out , Dirk sank and seven of her MONY, and Anita Larson , pendent High School he re- eight-man crew were believed ter show Feb. 18-22. This year's new program of dividing the of San Diego, Calif. ceived his .bachelor of science daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Har- , ' to be lost. show is an aquatic version of school year into thirds rather ' :-•' :. degree from Iowa State Univer- Gilbert and Sull ivan 's , comedy, He Larson , Caledonia? began the LAKE CITY. Minn. (Special ) The collision occurred near a than the customary quarter or annual tour Jan. 25. sity and was commissioned li hthouse off the Wcscr River "The Mikado. " Miss Stoa is a, semester basis/ —Two servicemen returned to through the Reserve Officer g G r ant Anderson, WHITE- Lake City recently. Estuary; freshman. I Four area students complet- Traini ng Corps program there. , HALL, Wis., and Janice Hala- S. Sgt. and Mrs; Richard Shea Tho R .OflO-tnn Rlue Jacket re- Concordia College St, Paul ,; ed a five-state tour this week ma, INDEPENDENC E, earned He entered the Air Force in has two area .students on its fall Rfffs ported little damage and no in- HEADQUA Jr. arrived with their family ' with the fi3-voice Luther College Janua ry l!)fi4 . ' bachelor of science degrees EVERYTHING FOR THE "DO-IT- Jan. 28 after two years of serv- juries. dean s list. Fres hman Marcella : of Decorah , Iowa. from Stout College, Menomonie , ills wife , Karon, is the daugh- Zabcl , daughter of Mr. and ! ice at Selfridge Air Force Base. ter of Allen Skjeie of Chatfield , Mary Henzler , daughter of at the end of the first semes- Detroit. Sgt. Shea , who is mak- Mrs. Clarence Zebel , PLAIN-! Henzler ter. Anderson 's major is indus- YOURSELF" PLUMBER! Minn. , Mr . and Mrs . Paul , ing the service his career , will Asks Prescriptions VlKW and sophomore Joan j SPRING GROVE , Minn, ; Sonja trial education , and Miss Hala- ROOT) leave for overseas duty Kranz. daughter of Mr. and ; , daughter of Mr. and majored in home economics TAVI.OR, Wis. ¦- - . Lynn H. Be in English Mrs. Fred Kra nz , rural ST. Anderson 8ia with his wife, -son ,, Kevin , and Becke r has been appointed per- Mrs. Arthur Anderson? Mabel ; duration. daughter , Kelly -Ann. They will FRANKFORT , ky. (AP) - CHARLES , received this dis- j . sonnel services officer with the Unction. ! be stationed in Ankara , Turkey. ' Rep. H. L? Taylor , R-Barbour- ra nk of cadet major in the Air ville , introduced a bill in the Two area students appear on In Lake City, they visited his Force Reserve Officer Training father. Richard Shea. state legislature Wednesday Hamline University 's first tri- ___ Corps cadet group at the Uni- which he says will protect drug mester dean 's list . versity of Wisconsin, Mridison. purchasers. Mary Ann llyraes, daughter of _rT_^_r__ MM_ _7_rn_r7\ The cadet, son of Mr. and In its entirety, it read: Mr, and Mrs . John Hynes, , ST. _^ Mrs. Virgil l_ . Recker , Taylor ' "All medical practitioners CHARLES?earned a pla ce on Rt. 2 , graduated from Ta vlor who write prescriptions for the honor roll by maintaining a High School. drugs shall write such prescrip- cumulative scholastic average •¥ tion s clearly and in plain En- of "B. " Miss Hynes is a soph- HOKAH, MinrT-S. Sgt. Halpli glish languapc nnd nil pharma- omore. TRAPS J>IPE-FITTINGS A. Hertzfeldt , I lokah , lias been cists who sell drugs shall clear- Miss Laura Summers, daugh- named a member of Ihe out- ly mark and label , In the Eng- ter, of Mr. /ind Mrs. Jay Sum- standing aircrew of the month. lish language , all drugs dis- mers, MONKY CREEK , is a ¦ Hertzfeldt , who entered the Air pensed and sold. " freshman at Hamline. She Force in July lOfiO is Iho son ^ BW of M rs. Grace Hertzfeldt , Ilo- H^ *J3L kah. Hie is stationed at McGuire AFB , N, ,1. Hertzfeldt is a flight traffic I just slip the new Sonolone specialist on a transport air- "WISP-EAR" hearing aid into ! craft crew in the ,18th Air Trans- TAKE IT FROM my enr — all I nepd for clear | port Squadron. As a reward for heriririg-nnd I' m ready In go ' being named to the outstanding THE KIDS: anywhere. It 's cordless hearing ! , air crew of the mont h , he will N«> mitxtrtrt rorrts , tubrx , or ' go on a mission fo Rio do .In- ACCESSORIES COPPER FITTINGS wires because Ihe "WISP-F.AR" nicro. liik q Is worn entirely in the car. I g o avox It takes all kinds of What you sop in my hnnd is BLAIR. Win. i SperiaM-Pvl, equipment to keep a nil you see when you look di- Wayne Sivenn ',' son of Mr , nnd rectly into my ear. Imagine- Ihe Mrs. (Jlen Siveno , rtinil Blair , "home" going. Any ontlre hearing nid , including t iny 1 will be l stationed at Fort Jack- young "father" will tell battery inside , weighs leas lhan son, S.C., six rnonlhs, His new ] 511) of an ounce. It' s the ] address is: N(l 27-991-5'.!I , Co. you this! There just world' s smallest hearing aid—as j H , 51 Ji Hn , 1st Hdo Fort Jack- ¦small as n dime , as light as a son. S. C. doesn't seem to be any nickel. Vi'l 7 out of 10 persons end to the many things with hearing losses can he Jielp- POR A LIMITED TINE ^ H hy the Sonolone "WISP- he must come up with KAR. " Ideal for those who to keep his family happy. "hear hut don 't understand. " M0BILHEAT TANK BALL TOILET SEAT ¦ See¦ and hear with the ! FUEL OIL And the easiest way to CompUt* Un* of Plumbing Supplio. ^or Any Job y "WISP-EAR " toda at - find all these things at m SONOTONP BURNS CLEANER a saving is to read and- AND HOTTER jy^^TWESTGATE HHHH-__-_H_-HN shop Daily News Ads HARDWARE HEARING EAST END GOAL & every day. You'll like CENTER FUEL OIL CO. the many good buys WI E_«t Snnborn St. JjtSl WINONA HOTEL Hardt's Music Store you find in Daily ISCJZPk Where |/on got mon; halt HARDWARE SINCE Tuesday, February llrh DIRECT FACTORY DEALER News Ads. JmmmF isse at lower COK I, Opon 9 A.M.. to 9 Hour»: 1:JO-S :00 P.M. 116-118 Eost 3rd St. Winona P.M. Monday throu gh Saturday CATHOLICS T-QLD: ' ;.- ^ " - " - " •• ¦ M ^ a-a__-__M-__M_H____a • . Galesville Farm flit by Fire- City's Share ^ Second Time Of Cigarette GAINESVILLE, Wis. (Special) flyQW^ GEORGE MCCORMICK a honorary doctor of laws de- for all to see. Truth has made — The home? on a. Galesville Daily News Staff Writer gree. our Catholic colleges free tp de- area farm , where fire destroy- Taxes Down ed the' barn and contents about Criticism of Catholic educa- Msgr. McMarius compared the [ velop reasonable plans for aca- ' The city 's share of state cig- tion may be beneficial because criticism now leveled at Cath- ; demic improvement and careful IS- months ago, was bqdly dam- arette taxes for the last half it will reveal the truth , the su- olic elementary ahd secondary expansion of physical facilities," aged in another blaze Sunday of 1963 was somewhat lower: 't' afternoon , ' perihtehdeiht of schools for the schools with that aimed a .Catfi- I he declared. . ; : than that for . the first half^ Chicago archdiocese said here olic higher education a few Today the target for critics Mr. and Ivlrs. Delbert Picker- City Treasurer Alfred "Berndt today. years ago; The colleges and uni- ele« ing and children , Bruce, Russell said today. ' seems to. be thevCatholic? :- : . The Rt. Rev? Msgr?- William versit:e_ then were accused of : nientary and; secondary-school, and Cindy, were, preparing to : Beradt said the cigarette ap- have McManus? told an audience at niediocrityi he recalled. ? ;.the prelate . said. Calling many their* noon meal. Shortly portionment for July-December, St. Mary's. College that Catho- "Under attack, some Catho- \ of the charges ' reckless , Msgr. before 12:45 p.m. Mrs. Picker- received today, was $23,650.25, ' lic educators have been forced lic college authorities; ran for ; McMarius : /said.-v.that Catholic ing had gone into the living slightlyJb#o>*fte first half fig- ? to examine and evaluate criti- cover behind platitudes about schools are accused of being room to tend the fire in the ii™ .pf-4TO ,899.20, despite a pen- cism. This process has made the Catholic campus' sheltered overcrowded/ having top many wood heater and realized there Tf^per pack tax raise effective the truth known, he said. moral environment or about its ' underpaid, and poorly-qualified was sometSiing wrong; last July. Tax returns from cig- superior program of religious lay teachers and suffering from She opened the. door to the arettes for the last half of 1962 "FROM ALL criticism, truth instruction and worship and ¦ "v. : ' , authoritarian policies and regi- upstairs and saw snioke. Hav- were $24,397.10.. well . above the - . -will emerge " he asserted. Criti- other obvious truths unrelated ing no. telephone cism provides ". ... an oppor- . merited disciplinary practices. , Bruce was .dis- $21,409.70 received for the same to the; controversy." . Parochial y school officials patched vto» , the. Herbert Lyon period of 1961. . tanity to re-examine the?very j farm about a foundations of the parochial have little choice but to meet quarter of a mile Full impact of the -U.S. Pub- MOST CATHOLIC college offi- away to sound the alarm, The school enterprise," he went on. cials , ¦ however, faced, criticism such: attacks with "equally gen- lic Health Service smoking re- eral" defensive v assertions, Galesville. volunteer fire depart- port on tax receipts will prob- . "Upon ;f irme r .foundations by evaluating it, Msgr. McMan- ment recerved the call at 12:50 V strong- schools may "be built. us said 'Msgr. McMarius; said. . ¦ ¦ ' ' WHERE MAN DIED . .. the fire in the wardt, 70, died; Firemen were at the scene ably be measurable next Au- " . In the light of the cri- p.m. ' . - . - '. ;" ¦¦; . . . ?y ' • The . moJisignor spoke this aft- ticism, they then examined their j. -. " The only answer to, this cri- home at 464 E. Broadway was concentrated 2VS hours. (Daily News .photo) gust; when returns for January Nothing -was saved from the to July are added up arid f---je_Hoon during traditional Found- system of education and its re- ticism is to lay before the .pub- in the rear apartment, where William Mark- . ¦¦ di- ¦¦:¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ second floor , where there are vided by the Estate.- '.;' er's Day cferemonaes at St. sults?; • .- '? .' .. ' ' lic the whole truthyabout paro- , and that will be two bedroo ms. All the furniture '.. Liquor tax r e c e i v Mary'sy where he was given "Criticism . illumined ? truth chial schools ' ' . p t .s rose i done soon." he declared, and .clothing- was removed from slightly for the; last half of last the first flcor, where there are year, Berndtynoted. The city's THE UNIVERSITY of Notre four rooms ".'and' a bath. There check for these taxes was $14,- Victim bf Dbg Dame, operating: under a $350,- was some -damage to furniture Broadway Crash "¦ ¦' '¦ ¦?? 688.05 for the period , compared Bite \6 Return 000 grant, from the Carnegie from smoke. - ; '" : . to: $34,439.10 for . the first half. Foundation, has been . gathering - Firemen saved the building ' the criticism, The city s July-December liq- To School Soon facts relevant to from .. . destruction. Repairs are uor , tax check was identical to Victims Better Msgr.; vMcManus said. These estimated to cost between $2,000 ¦ everyone? to the penny with that received Victims of a. one-c^r accident Brian Ender ,: 6,, bitten in facts will enablei and $3,000, They believe the fire last February for the last . know the truth about Catholic FimrriG^ half early ; Saturday on west:' Broa d- the face by a dog last week, started because of irriproper: in- of 1.62, Berndt said, after dou- education;-he ' went on, and will sulation way were reported , in satisfac- will .return to Rochester Metho- " around the . overheated A taxicab driver was the. first pounding so I went outside and Mark-wardt was taken imme- ble checking h5s figures to make enable school officials -.to know chimney aft the roof on pounded on the windows of the diately to Community Memorial :¦' tory and good condition today dist Hospital¦ Tuesday for re- . the sec- to notice: the blaze that claimed sure.. : - at Comniunity Memorial Hos- moval of surgical stitches. . what must be done to improve ond floor. building until the firemen came. Hospital in the fire chief 's sta- effectiveness; the life of William Markwardt, pital? . ?"?,' Brian ,: the: son of Mr? and its quality and The Pick erings lost their barn They turned on the hoses and tion wagon, but he was pro- University of Chicago also , 70, at 464 E. :Broadway Satur- ¦ Rain ; _ v Mrs. Donald Ender, 524 W. Wa- The 16 head of cattle, granary arid said theyv heard somedne moaa- ndunced dead on. arrival." Leland C? , 8.58l Ev4th ; engaged in?pertinent ;re; day night. ¦ St., was treated for a fractured basha St., underwent plastic is . . corn crib .in a night fire Nov. 13; ing. That's when I left?' Dr. Robert Tweedy, county surgery there Thursday. Sur- search, he added. 1962. Arthur Cunningham, owner of coroner, said that death was left forearm and is in good con- ¦¦ intense heat scorched the CUNNINGHAM Found oil t geons operated to reshape his Msgr. , McManus said that he house. The the Yellow Cab Co., was return^ due to a combination of heat, Train Hits dition. He was driving the. small . Pickerings had no ing from the east end- When 'he Sunday morningv that hot only right upper lip. nearly chewed believed?these -truths would be telephone at that: smoke and carbon monoxide foreign car which went out of time either saw the flames about. 10:55 p.m. was a man in the house but that of! by; a neighbor's Labrador apparent after the; studies have arid called the department and: not primarily of burns control atoout i:35 a.m. Satur- leted :¦?•. ? from "It . looked like those flames he was an -acquaintance: - of his; day,, flipped on its side dog last Wednesday. Mrs. End- been comp the Lyon's; home, The' farm which were confined to his face. and "The reassuring truth" is in were clear out in the alley," he Fireman Earl Harkriess. one Car- Iwo smashed into a tree at Broad- er said her son would return • Caledonia Township ? west of that many Catholic grade and here. ; ,.?¦? "?. - , • ¦?¦; : said,; I called my dispatcher of . 14 firemen altering the way and Olmstead Street? to classes in the Madison: Ele- , ~ (A fire five years ago at), ; mentary School first grade next high schools "are giving their . Neighbors and: had him call the fire de- call, entered a rear aoo.r to the A passenger, Mrs. Joyce Den- and friends helped of Mark-wardt lived 521 E. Broadway, less than week. ' y. ' pupils top-quality education in them rebu ild partm ent while : I got out ^ the house—where zer, 858 E. 4th St., also hospital- the barn. cab and. into the front depr of and where the fire was center- two lilocks from the Pagel Women Hurt Police said thes dog^ owned reasonable-sized classefs taught ¦ ized, was reported in satisfac- richly-ex- the burning house. I could only ed—arid stumbled over the-bqd^ home, claimed the life of T-wo tory condition by the Thomas Bar th family, by fully-quaiified and Winona women were in- today. Sire re- . • "?¦ ' get into the vestibule. "But I about four to five ? feet away Mrs. Elizabeth Selck April jured Saturday, ceived ; 322 McBride St., has: been con- perienced teachers; . ¦ ; evening .when chest injuries and a awful trutli " that couldn 't arouse anybody by from the door. 11,: 1S59.V ? a east bound Milwaukee pelvic fracture 1 near the hip, fined for observation. The pre- • "The freight caution is routine, they : said, sorne Catholic, schools need ei- Fire Wardens train struck their car and spun and . is required by state law ther to be brought up to stand- The one-story frame home, it around at the Wmona Street in any case where humans are ard or closed down : Kuehn Forfeits with imitation; brick siding* was Crossing. ' so bitten. Officials sai tracks when the view its:evening meal. . . .?" . :- / skills they need for responsible Winona at 4 aim. Sunday, train hit the right , reported today that more Island Park, Winona , Thursday Wisconsin in 19.0 and 1962, for- '¦' . rear side of than $1,500 has been collected citizenship in American society; Police: have apprehended a Mrs. ;. Pagel said today that her car, causLng more than ' ' at 1 p.m., Walter Stellwagen , feited bond of .$153 in Madisbri ¦ ¦ $200 in' the current drive. - ¦• " The inescapable truth" Lewistdh, said. Traffic Court today on a charge 16-year-old boy who apparently Markwardt. had lived in this damage. " . ??• ;- .- " that the kind of education, par- . home since 1929? He owned the Approximately $1,250 was col- In addition to reports, there of operating a motor . "vehicle accidently shot a Winona fish- A passenger, Gretchen Saeck- lected in the Mothers': March- Gaiesvi 11e n ents arid pupils: expect of Cath^ will be a program. while under the influence of erman Saturday afternoon with home until recently. He lived in er, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrsi Ha olic. schools will cost far. more an apartment to the rear of the he said, and : an additional Ray Johns , Winona County liquor. • John A. Saecker, 623 Winona St., ¦ than . Catholics now invest in a rifle he .was using for target building. $286.50 wasi dropped in canis- civil defense director , will in- Kuehn , a resident of White- : was thrown from the car. Her ¦ their ; schools. ' practice; ? ,V ters in local business places. Sentenced Twice troduce a plan of mobilizing the fish .; Bay, did - not ; appear in A STATE fire iriarshal? G. 3. physician- said she was in good ' services of The youth is being referred to Myers thanked all thoseWho ; Richard Perkins, Galesville, "AT THE RISK of sounding town fire wardens court. ' Thaug, was scheduled to arrive condition today in Community hel in fighting country _n juvenile court. Memorial Hospital ped carry out the drive, par- Wis.? was fined a total of $15 like a debt-wdrriecl . suburbaa fires. this I. A Madison police officer ar- at noon today to help determine where she ticularly women who capacity they Harold Neitzke 47, West End was taken by ambulance. He acted as or 65 days in jail this morning pastor delivering his Sunday will serve as dep- rested Kuehn early Sunday /aft- , the cause of the blaze. ward chairmen for the ; march. morning appeal. I do declare uty wardens. ; er he ignored a stop light on Hotel, was?sitting in his ice Ernest Gernes, 451 E. Broad- said she suffered multiple cuts in muriicipa] court ch two The problems of getting arid bruises. He also ; thanked .Winona : fire- charges; the Catholic school crisis is fi- . to East Washington Ave. Kuehn fishing house and had noticed way, was apparently the last country fires will be discussed. one to talk to Markwardt Satur- men; who distributed the can- He was arrested Sunday at 4 nancial," Msgr. McManus stat- was bookedvin the Dane County three boys shooting at tin cans. Mrs. Karow also was taken isters and picked them up ed. More, money — from higher These include snow ' removal , jail and released after posting day night. Gernes said today to the hospital but later re- p.m. at 3rd and Walnut streets. narrowing ' "?¦ Shortly afternoon Saturday a again, fees? larger donations, govern- roads to one-way bond. . • bullet entered the north wall of that he had gone downstairs to leased. ? Police officers charged him traffi c, and crowding of the sign Bakery, to make in ent aid or a combination oE "I did go through a stop the fish house at Straight the B-oedow Officers Richard Peterson with drunken driving and for roads by. spectators who ham- ," sure e verythihg was all righ in and all three — is essential for the but I was not intoxi cated Slough hitting Neitzke in the t George Ml Lcebsch investigated driving without a license; He per arrival of fire fighting Kuehn told newsmen. the shop. Burglar Surprised improvement of the Catholic ¦ ¦ ' arm. He is in- good condition the accident which was fined $100 or 60 days in jail equipment , including tanks of ¦ -y " . He said he found Markwardt held up traf- school system , he said. in Community Memorial Hos- fic about an ihour. on the first charge and $15 or water hauled to the scene. lying beside the steps to the ¦ ¦ At Mahlke Bak "My hope is. that criticism of pital. . .' ery five days in jail on the second. Main purpose of the meeting bakery, Markwardt has had Catholic schools' deficiences wil3 Odden Appointed Police tracked the three boys MANKATO ACCIDENT Police are investigating a make this plain truth clear to is to bring out ideas on better trouble with- his legs for several fire fighting service to farms. over the ice and through the A police accident break-in at the Mahlke bakery, all , including our critics," the Mastrian Judge wooded area. They apprehended years so Gernes walked him the report. made 858 W. 5th St. monsignor said. A complete warden roster ap- block and a half to his front Sunday, was corrected today. pears in the Lewiston the youth about 10:30 a .m. Sun- In a Henry Mahlke, 822 W . Waba- Kellogg Dance Changes may have to be telephone DULUTH , M inn. (AP)-Judge day. porch. collision. Friday afternoon sha St., surprised a young man made, he warned. It will be book. This is one of the first Donald C. Odden , Duluth , will Gernes, a lifelong friend of at East Sanborn Street and in the rear of the bakery at necessary to the point where telephone books to have this preside at the first degree mur- Markwardt's, said that the vic- Mankato Avenue, George Gon- 2:40 a.m. today. The boy threat- Pavilion Sold quality will not be sacrificed to list. der trial , of Norman Mastrian tim was smoking a cigar while ides, 327 E. 4th St., driving a ened Matilke and disappeared. Bob Schultz , Winona County opening in SI, Louis CSunty Dis- he walked him home. Gernes Vets Cab car? was traveling KELLOGG. Minn. (Special')- quantity . Grades may have to Police don 't know how entry be dropped , Msgr. McManus as- forester , announces that Clar- trict court here next Monday. VFW Supports said that he jokingly told him south oh Maakato Avenue, turn- was gained. A local implement dealer has ence Front , director of the di- Odden 's appointment was an- to be sure to "watch that cigar." ing east to Sanborn , Henry purchased the Commercial serted , or experiments with .shared time ("or dual school vision of forestry, state Conser- nounced todny by_senior Judge He does not know if the cigar Ko\valewski, 353 Mankato Ave., building here to expand his bus- vation enrollment , as it is better call- Department , St. Paul , Mark Nolan after a meeting of U Investigation was extinguished before Mark- going west, was making a left iness. will be speaker . judges , wardt entered the house, BOY KILLED ed"? may have to be tried. 6th Judicial District MINNEAPOLIS W) - The turn from Sanborn onto Man- Odell Arens bought ihe U0- Od den replaces Judge J. K. No estimate of damages was kato. The left rear of the taxi- ( Continued from Page 1) by 30-foot structure on Highway The schools must be more ef- Veterans of Foreign Wars''Min- ficiently managed , he said , and Underhill who was disqualified available this morning. Only cab was damaged. The Kowal- Cathedral School , curlier had (11 from Mr. and Mrs. P;uil nesota Department voted Satur- two rooms of the home are still the laity must be invited and Former ChamberJ by an affidavit of prejudice filed day to support a legislative ewski car had no visible dam- attended a basketball game ac- Schrnokcr. i Schmoker operated habitable. ¦ ¦ ' , urged to become personally in- by Mastrian 's attorneys . Under- investigation of hiring practices age. , cording to his teacher. it as a dance pavilion many Manaaer Honored hill hnd been handling trial pre- years. volved in parochial school mat- at tho University of Minnesota. MR. MARKWARDT, a retir- I) "Y L was horn here ters. They must "be given a liminaries, A It R Arens, who vvill take- posses- An honorary lilo membership The department adopted an ed tarmer, was born Sept . 28, Mnrch (», 1951. sion immediately, will use the Voice in school policies, " he de- Americanism committee recom- 1893, in Altura , son of William clared; in the Minnesota Chamber of I BARGA IN Survivors are: I lis parents; building for cooler supplies arid Commerce Executives has been mendation to back the probe and Louisa ( Behlke) Mark- three brothers , Garlnn , Roger Negro Pilot WEEK-END a machinery warehouse, lie ALSO AWARDED an honor- presented to A. instituted by the Minnesota Sen- wardt, He had lived in Wi- EXCURSIONS and Gordon , Winoiuu three sis- handles two types of farm ma- J; (Amlyl An- ate Education Committee. nona since 1929. [_ tors , M rs. Harve y ( Phyllis ) ary degree today was Walter E. Found Slain chinery in another building In ' , derson , 457 Glen Tho inquiry was voled in the He was a member of St, Stevcr , Mrs. Junior (Germaine ) Kelly Sr. manager of Erie Kellogg and conducts a large Glass Manufacturing ; Co., Pitts - View Dr. KANSAS CITY (APl-Wlliam wake over a controversy on Martin 's Evangelical Lutheran V e r g u s o n and Mrs. Itnrnon bulk milk cooler service. He Anderson re- academic freedom at the univer- Survivors include sev- ) Wcilandt , Winona , and burgh , Pa. Kelly, the first stu- DeSrw.or, 2H , in training; as the Church. (Mnxine serves 29 creameries from.Red tired In Janu- I sity. cousins. a maternal grandmother, Mrs. dent to enroll at . St. Mary 's in first Negro pilot for Trans eral $ Wing to Caledonia and Kellogg 1913, wns given the Bishop Hef- ary 1!)K) afltr World Airlines , was found shot The veterans nlso heard Funeral services will be at 65 Iltilda Fratzke , Wi nona. to Eau Claire , Wis. Joseph J . Lombardo, Brooklyn , -will be Wed- ¦ fron Citation , an honor institut- managing: the to death in his room here Satur- 2 p.m. Tuesday at Breitlow Fu- Funeral services chamber here N.Y., nntional senior vice com- nesday at 11:30 a.m.. at Burke 's ed this year. day. neral Home , the Rev. A. U. 11ROUND TRIP mander , call Cuban Premier 9 nl Ca- TAYLOR CHIMNEY FIRE The Mn.st Rev. Edward A , 17 years. A 38-caliber revolver was Deye of St. Martin 's Lutheran Funeral Home nnd nt ¦ember- Fidel Castro a "madman and Children 5 to 12, Ha|f Far- thedral of the Sacred Heart , TAYLOR , Wis. (Special) - Fitzgerald , bishop of Winona , The m found in his hand and a bullet Church officiating. Burial will , Harold .1. The Taylor volunteer fire de- celebrated a Mass in St. Thom - ship was giv- had been fired into his right therefore unpredictable." LOJTV- be in Woodlawn Cemetery. TO CHICAGO the RI. Rev . Msgr , bnrdo said the United States officiating. Burial will partment was called at fl n,m, as More Chapel at 11:20 a.m en him Fridav temple. There will be no visitation. A Dittmnn Anderson should encourago anything to Fri. or Sat., February 14 and I5.| he in St. Mary 's Ccmclory. Saturday to the Mrs. Pauline today. He nlso spoke nt the con - nt tho MCC1C j The Jncksont County coroner " memorial is being arranged. vocation this afternoon. meeting in Minneapolis. called the death suicide. get Castro out of Cuba." Thuri., Fri., Sat., February 20-21 Friends may call Tuesday aft- WnUlera farm homo to extin- and 22. Fri, or Sat., March 6 and 7» ernoon and evening . Msgr, Ditt- guish a chimney fire, No dam- Fri. or Sal., March 13 and 14. mnn will say the JRosnry at 8. ace resulted. Harmony Accident Good on all tr«in», Including Supttf HARMONY , Minn. (Special) Domo Hlaw-atha*. Return from ______B______-______-B_-_"««««««« "i^«""" i —Two Luther College students Chicago by midnight Monday. escaped serious injury when F,m.jnymie, two *>r three ilnye in Chirnca '64 Membership Another Warm Week Seen their enr rolled over in a ditch ,,,«oe tho mnny nttroclinn)...Atte nd There 's not much kicltinR Tuesday night and again over SI in inflfi nnd tho low -32 in The 17 below zero reading In near here Sunday. The acci- thfotcrt ,..visit relntivM or fri-ncli. bout the wcnlhor lW«e days 'the state about Friday. lflflt) , Mean for tho past ?A hours the Hurlcy-Ironwood arcn was Spprinl low Isot^l tntts , Also »peciot dent occurred shortly after 5 (nt.es for 4-hr, lecture Gray Line tight- Perhaps Hint' s because it's 1 Fair naid colder tonight Is was 20. Norinal for this day is within 3 degrees of the nation 's p.m. about two mile's east of in. • seeing tour (sc» over 500 points of about what Winona expects for ,tho immediate forecast with a lowest mark ovornight , 20 be- 52, iiit -etvst) " here on Highway R ichard , only 5J.S0 if purchased with BANQUET February, For tho past week low of !i to 10 expected. Tues- Colder weather preva iled In low zero at International Fal ls, Holm and .lorry Pryd said aft- mi I ticket. day will B)o increasingly warm- northern Minnesota where Be- Minn. Milwmikee Rond t-:i!>. midji reported a low of -1ft and Snow formed ove r Lake Mlrh- crowdlcd off the road hy nnothcr ser-ure your reaorvAtinns . Mnke them at the channel. No bad storm , no se- Duluth -12. Rochester hnd 14 ignn Sunday nnd -moved about now for « week end of fun. OVEIl THE WEEKEND lite vehicle, which did not stop. The vere temperatures. above after n Sunday Mgb of 35 miles inland during the after- two students , bot h from Minne- temperature remained below 20 and, La Crosse posted figures PHONE 4062 , n o o n, Prccipitnftion amounts apolis , were on their way lo De- Milwaukee Paiiengar Station AND THE wenthcrmnn has tho freezi ng point with the high of 16 nnd ,10> for the snmo were heaviest in the Milwaukee cornh , Town , They were treat- O. N. Ooumai, Aoent nothing but the same for the Saturday 21> and on Sunday 30. times, area , with St. Francis reporting week. iOn Sunday morning the ther- ed at tho hospital here , then rest of the Highways In Minnesota nnd 2 inches of snow, Mequon and relcnscd. The car was a total Temperatures through .Satur- mometer dropped to 3 nhovc Wisconsin we re reported in Shorowood l„ri In ch , Whltn^H loss, , will nverngc 12- 1 .1 and was 10 above today , Hy gqod winter The Minnesota Highway VFW. day, he says Irnvcliti R condition Park , Pewaukce, Sussex and Patro l investigated . degrees above seasonal normnlfl noon the mercury bad moved to and generally clear of ice nnd ,2 , Gen, Billy Mitchell Field with n gradual warming trend 22. snow inch, during the week. Normal day- The readings were about in Severe cold weather moved ¦ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS— time highs are 2l-2« nnd night- line wllh those of n year apo into northern WSCONSJIN Sun- I.ONE ROCK' S 31 wns the 0* * TUESDAY, FEB. 11 time lows r.nro to 0 nbflvc. when the high for Feb. 10 was day night , dropping tempore- *G Reg. Meeting Tuesday, Feb. 11 I highest rending In Iho slate Run- 33 tho P.M. Precipitat ion during those five 25 and the low |?„ Four inches dues, to 17 liclow zero at tlvtr- day with temperatures ranging 8:O0 p.m. tharp In clwbhouio, I 6:30 days is expected to average less of snow lay nn Ihe ground nl lew . down to If) nt Su|)cnioi;-I)iiJuth. ^!H^ Ihiin .10 of nn inch, occurring that time , But Iho sout hern part of the The nation 's high wns 1)3 nl I / WIUARD ANGST, Grand Kntpht I ns light snow Tuesday and All-time high for Iho day wns Mate escaped fthe extreme cold, Thermal. Calif. They'll Do It Eve ry Time By Jimmie Hatlo U of W PIans M M^ To Ttirh Sbitje ¦_____V —. ' ._i^Q_fl^______r

3_H9 Mmrcutson _h______H___5_?w^*?? . " _&%M£&<&^'*&-)^'^ I$___B______HSH : * F^B______£§a____s»^^3i>Sr3s^ Froslv Away v :JCT£3BHK&f |P?tl_iii^ ~ - MILWAUKEE CAP) - Uni- :¦ : H___MW_K _^^B , . y: -y v ^ *s.^'!^ .^i&y&y.. ^.T ."^^^B^^wP^^^ ^^__^_ t^j ^^ versity of: Wisconsin president ^MSk By GRETCHEN L. LAMBERTON Y? ;?;> By E; _RL VWILSOK Fred H. Harrington said Fri- ¦ YORK; N; Y.' ..- Ten days ago I flew to New York ¦' Myv Georgeous Mother-ln-Law told our son NEW ? NEW YORK — day that although he still op- .. 'to' -visit . ''my son's family on Staten;Island just across Slug — now 21 and a junior in college -e that it's O.K. for him poses limiting enrollment, New York harbor, and I've : also spent several days in to wear his hair long looking 'slightly like a mop, though she'd freshmen will be encouraged New York City visiting with old friends. It had been a been urging him to get a erewcut , or at least a haircut. Said year since I'd seen my son's family, and I'm always con- my Mother-in-law, now well past 79. "It the Beatles , wear theirs to attend university centers in- _ founded by: vvhat a change there is wi the children. long, I giiess you can too" . . (I think he was planning toV stead of the school at Madi- The three top youngsters • at Junior High are long and '--any^qv.)? • :¦¦ while tha ' son^ .- -.; .: , . leggy — two of them taller thanv l am now — y'.'^ TNys. been . asking about " ', the , Johnson jokes" : about the Harrington told university re- three youngest: are real personalities now. I hardly knew President and there don 't seem gents that a : more balanced chubhy : little Kate, for she has evolved into a slender wild- to be any . Everybody to busy? Brooks Atkinson Theater. Here's rose beauty: and is learning to read. Wee Abby, no longer ¦;( Joe.' E. Lewis?say s. ''IV knew a gal of 59 who looked 45,. who growth of the school would be wee, is a proud kindergartener , while Baby John (or Jack) ¦ ' 'in. the best interests of the Lyndon¦ when.he had the candy was . changing costumes ,'. twice is a tough : and: handsome three-year-old personality , who 6tore — him . and : his younger within a scene. Excited , but state.'': He said that a predicted talks fluently. brother, Howard" ) . . . Marlon : enrollment boorn is ' so start- ¦ nervous, ready for a tour , hop- Brando has now - visited Basin ing to be back here in. .Septem- ling as , to.? tj^ke one's breath : Last summer the family rooms scattered around. The St. E. five times to hear and ber to wind?! up .' the World's away-" ??- moved from their former downstairs is wasteful with see the African: folk singer Fair .../Glad I went to the house, to another with lots space — big reception hall, Miriam; Makeba, arid he hardly "We have thus far resisted front room , library, dining party." Discovered a beautiful the- imposition of an enrollment more room. These days if . takjes his eyes off her ... ?My young people, with fanhilies room , kitchen with series of ¦ girl , head cocktail waitress ceiling," Harrington said. "We B.W. says Enzo Stuarti? the who looks like . want to be able to spread pantries and halls and a -\vh6: so Gloria Curtis, have felt- that the opportunity to '¦'¦ Italian-born? singer : s and Shirley -Ma c- rriprdvedi out they have, to buy an back dining ropni: .• Waldorf' Empire Juliet Prowse . \ I Textiles, go to Madison is a grot; advan- great at the La'ine.'. • ¦¦¦ DEARv^BBV: old and often- decrepit house . There are bay windows in Room (now from \V: Paterson. Fibers t6 Offer tage to the people of the stale?' built in the comfortable old every room, and handsome : N.J.) should be cast in the mov- . Pennsylyanians figure . their However, Harrington said, the darkest days of plenty of , servants. mahogany of oak wood pan- ies as a ' -smiling singing gang- Gov; Scranton is the : Wi(Je Buy ing Choice development of?eight: existing precision Backus is For in modern houses space elling done with ster." Stuarti. ' has been; in a horse of all .?. ? Jim: centers and the planned addi- by . a: ship's chandler—the for the London company of Miss; Athelerie Scheid , exten- comes sky-high, and there- dozen B'wayv shows, most of up . tion to a half .dozen more will of the old-fash- builder was a ship owner. ' : "Hello.:Dolly!" .:- . Dope sheet: sion clothing; specialist at; the ^^fffifyffih^ fore many , them flops , . but the .word rpf- broaden opportunities ; for fresh- ioned mansions of bygone There . are Seven fireplaces; ; him is GREAT. The Julie ; Styne-Bob Merrill - University of Minnesota ,, re- mouth about man-sophomore study off the days are being taken over even ..one; in the downstairs score of "Funny Girl" will be ports on findings of her depart- ' Madison ahd Milwaukee - camp- by A'aliant, young families bath; There, are three cur- IT WAS AN English .gathering; the vear's best, v ment about fabrics and cloth1 Won t Bel ieve It '' spoke : ?¦ ' uses. who like room. ious and charming: little In Hollywood. "And now , LAUGH : ;ing to be bffered consumers in By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN . . . •? .. . : TODAYS BE S T . ¦ This house; built some . 75 extra rooms that jut - out up someone, , " a toast to the heard a woman j the months' ahead. ? ':. PEAR ABBY: This may sound like a silly problem , but The?State Coordinating Com- .; . Out flounced a fam- George Kirby ¦ ' ' years ago. may offer some like curved decks over the Queen" tell ' her husband;: ''I wish you j , Many improvements in v fa- it is: very serious to me. My husband' travels' :, a lot and 1 mittee for Higher Education has ous effeminate, niale star lisp1 ; miliar textilevproducts and new am:terrified , problems but it's, deli griff ul.;. first and second floor stair- had.' the spunk the government .to stay.aloiVe:at night so he gets me a room:at a forecast enrollments of 52,00(1 (with fireplace) Ing. "I thought you were never ¦ developments - in- fibers arid rnbtel while' he is gone. I ' 'giet all upset several days:before he There are six big bedrooms ways; one has—they don 't let a little debt . : . for the Madison campus, 19,60. used as a study with fil- going to , call on me!" wearing apparel will give cbh- leaves arid I'm unbearable to live ? I ' on the. second floor and two- is' keep them from spending . . ." with- realize how for Milwaukee and 6,400:for the ing cabinets , the other as a '•Ecstasy," the featured strip- j sumers in 1964 a wider selection stupid this is;- and we really can 't afford the extra expense , plus bedrooms on the . third . AVISH I'D SAID THAT : Sing- : eight centers by 1973. floor , with several big bath- sewing room? . per - ': in Minsky 's Follies ,, real ['•than' - they have ever ., had in but . I just can 't: help, myself. L am so ashamed of my er Biff Rose: claims that some | shopping for. clothing,: The president said he consid- name Charlotte Ball, is one rea- says Miss problem that I .don 't tell: people about it. When my neigh- the ' gal - folk singers Jook like : they ; Scheid. Many of these new. de- ered it desirable to keep: : There are arched windows, curved-pane windows (which son that,unusual-tYRf show is in wrinkle bors see me coming home the next:morning, I can imagine projected Madison enrollment to shattered by a . ' "Westchester get up vthe;morning, : velopments in clothing arid' tex- . " : '¦ what. th' my daughter-in-law prays will never be doing well at . the. . their dresses and iron their hair. " ev must think. - What should I t ell under 50,000.:lie said he favored baseball) , and pastel; stained-glass window panes in some Dinner theater. She provides tiles " are the result; of research them . when they ask rhe where I was the _ REMEMBERED : Q .U:0TE: ¦ ¦ ah expansion to:25,000i for U\V-M rooms: There are. spacious front stairs, back stairs. china the -undressing for the salad . . by U.S. Department of Agricul- night before? ' ,' . ?•" ' . ? AFRAID "Out of the mouths of babes ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ "' ¦ ¦ ¦ and to 10,000 for the centers. ; closets and back halls, storage rooms and little odd porches, Judy Garland . arid a v-ell-known ¦ j ture .scientists. . . ?? • I *. - ' '' • v .:. ' come M*6rds , we shouldn't have j Here are some of the im- and I don't know .what all , including, a wine cellar and pianist rushed to Ihe Living said in the first place."—Anon. DEAR AFRAID: Tel! Vhem ?yon He suggested one Way to hold "spook rooms'' in . the . basement. The hallways still have the Room to hear?and see busty Joi provements . consumers w i 11 ¦ /¦ '?? spent the night ?at a moteL. They'll down thevbooming enrollment at elegant old faded goldv satin brocade wall' Covering which , Lansing, the Hollywood blond- EARL'S PEARLS? Dialogue, find :.? ¦ four- ¦ In ; cotton. ..- '.All-cotton stretch never believe it, : Madisbn would be to add alas . ' will. 'have.to be replaced. shell singer whose ' low-slashed ' .'Are you in favor of foreign ¦ . year university . campuses in ¦ aid?'' .. : "Sure—we shouldn 't ;. fabrics' ¦ . for increased . comfort One mystery : The builder was an ardent , prohibitionist , govvn makes reading: Playboy . . southeastern vWisconsin and the and many a temperance, rally was held in this house. Magazine ??y be too proud to accept the help : are now being, used in nurses' DEAR ABBY : I am a teenage girl who unnecessary . figured something but that might help 'par- Fox River Valley.; Still — a large wine cellar was built in the basement It's "False friends'' of. a celebrated of: other nations.": I uniforms , blouses, sport and Comic Len Black explains that | dress skirts; Vpants and: slacks, ents. When a girl goes on a date with ah enchanting old house and it'll take me: a while to learn woman writer:, are waiting for. ¦¦' my way around it; The original -owner, left a rnap of it which v being in LiA-.Js just like bieing . .corduroy garments and socks, A a boy she likes pretty well, she usually ; . her to fall on her face . . .. Bus- I intend to studv. '- ' y- ' - .-?"' - ': in N.Y.: ."Except? of course , ' Wash-vvear ; interHner bonded to Abby¦ : gives him: a goodnight kiss.y In order to iness. Note : A great concert hall ' . ' ¦• ¦¦ discourage this (I guess) most parents leave leased one bf that you 're laying off three ; outer layers of untreated'cotton . PROTECTED BIBLES and monasteries to prevent y hfrs vits : rooms: for the collars and cuffs of men's the pbrch light burning. Most kids, not wishing vto put on Study Needs a lodge stag smoker for a Satur- hours earlier." in . NEW YORK (AP) In the theft. -- 'G;-'S'. . Wegener recounts in . wash-wear shirts may mean a show for the whole neighborhood , take the hint. But they — . day night in . March where . Middle ' Ages, Bibles . were:;so a jnew book ,. "6 ,000 Years of . ' longer service life for the shirts. soon take to saying their goodnights in a parked car on they were chain- the Bible, published by Harper there'll pe stripteasers y .t. : Minnesp.a C of C The untreated cotton frays less Parents who: want to protect their daughters expensive that " ¦ . a back road. . Along River ed to a wall or shelf in churches and Row: WE GREETED St. Louis-born Executives Elect easily than the¦".treated, -cotton. ••'. from a tender goodnight kiss at the door ;may ¦unknowingly Josephine Baker at the ¦Spindle- , In. wool. . .Shrink-proof and be encouraging a wrestling match in a parked car. Thank CHICAGO - With eyes set on top after her big opening at the ? MINNEAPOLIS (AP) .-:Wal- machine-washable wool . sweat- you. A GIRL WHO KNOWS the best possible level of living to ers and blankets? permanently for all people living in the vast ^Notice Winona arid lace Olson , Anoka? wai elected y Winona DAILY News president Friday of Minnesota creased wool , slacks and trous- DEAR GIRL : A brute who would wrestle a girl for region s-fved • by the Upper ' ers and stretch wool garments a kiss in a parked car is not about to settle for a Mississippi. Ttivef and its tribu- Area Friends - . ' . -MONDAY, 10, \ 9U - Chamber of Cornmerc Execu- .. . FE BRUARY . ¦; I are . appearing on the market, "tender goodnight kiss at the door. The porch : light taries, federal and state spe: :¦' ¦¦ v VOLUME los, - NO tB ¦ yy' : tives. . . .il. i: i: " ^ A three-day meeting which I:The. .- shrink-proof wool fabrics, should be ON until everyone who's OUT is IN. And the? cialists in water resources con- £ublIshed . daily . cxSpt Saturday . end holi- The Chatea u Supper Clii b days * by ; Repiiblksn and , Herald Publish- also being made into children 's place for a goodnight kiss is IN Che house. vened in Chicago last; week ' : . opened Thursday: is being at- j ¦ ¦ '¦' ¦¦¦'¦ ' ¦ ' ¦' ¦ ' '' ¦ ' • ' ¦ ¦?¦¦' ¦¦' ¦' ¦ ¦y -L - ' '- ' ' A» ' ' '\' ing Company,. <01 Franklin St;, Winona, ' . '?' . . • . . .?'. * ¦? • .¦:•*. . ' • , ; ' - ' : \..[i>^'.^\y ia\iCROisi- .. ¦ ¦ ¦ I garments, skirts v, and sport * to co-ordinate plans for exam- nri. - . ' '' - '. - .- ' V '¦ ¦ ¦ tended by 75 Chamber of Com- Mi ?V , . ; _ _y; ?. . shirts; wash with a minimum of '? something to your answer fbr\ the first time; the ¦ ' r" ' merce managers. : • DEAR ABBY: May I add . ining, . WILL. BE CLOSED FOR VACATION . suasc-R ipTi6S RAT._sy. - I shrinkage and retain the natur- to the sixth-grader who was asham ed his mother be- overall needs . for water in the V Sihglt Copy— 10c Dally, lie Sunday- . ;Ed Hogan , Minneapolis, was ¦ of' ¦;FEB Delivered , by Carrier—Per weak 50 cents named first vice president and al soft texture of wool. Stretch cause she had a foreign accent? Every American , except area v -;. , - .- . - .- , . . F ROM 10 TO FEB. 28. Jj.' weeks $12.7,5 . . .. . | JJ- weeks S25:JQ William Bentley , Brainerd ,V sec- i wool fabrics are being used to the American Indian , descended froro. foreigners, I But for- . .These experts.:afe. serving as By mall strictly- In advance; paper sto'p- ond vice president. James Far provide for better shape reten- eigners brought more to our: shores than an accent: They the '. coordinating-committee for W pad on.«x plratlon date . ' tion and ' more comfort in wool i River r ber/Fergus Falls, was reelected brought : knowledge? ambition : and talent. These are the the Upper Mississipp FRIDAY, FEB? 28 In Fillmore,. .¦Kbu»ion, '6lmited ', Winona? : Wabaiha, : Buffalo, Jackson, Pepin and secretary. - treasurer for the slacks, men's suits and jackets ; things that, made America . .- great, . Don 't be ashamed of Comprehensive: Basin, Study, Trempealeau counties: ' In man-made fibers and fab- to repeat something. way? The study, be- — . —- - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ~ — ¦ ¦ sixth year? ? Mom because your teacher: asks her . now . .under ' . ^ : ; 7 — 7". . . . ' . . ; ;. \ . . . ; ; t year , .. . . % ITM^'. months . . . 13 .50 New directors are Hubert rics. . : .Stretch is being added Teachers are, used to that. I also want to assure you (hat gun last fiscal year at the re- 6 months ... . $6 ,50 1 mon'h ... . 11.3.5 Dear , Grand: Rapids : Richard to slacks arid beach wear by one your "good : looking ' ? American : father knows your mother quest of the. U.S, Senate Com- All other, subscriptions: ; form of nylon coiled like a r 1 year ... . $15.00 I month . . . JV.M Turcottc , Bemidji , John Hay, from way back, and- he is used to her English by now; A mittee on Public Works, . aims i months . ; • ';¦ $8,00 3 monfhs ... H.2S St. Paul ,; and Bentley. spring. Fluffy textured nylon person who can communicate in a language other than 16 determine the advisability of ¦ ¦ Send change of addresi, nof Ices, undeliv- -my years are used in sweaters and his own (no matter hovv broken ) is working toward a better developing a comprehensive ered copies, subscription orders arid other ^ , mall Item s lo Wlnpna Dally-News, Box Ki- Tho word geography has a. nylon fibers with a softer feel understanding. And understanding only shall lead us to the plan of improvement for , the Winona, Minn. Greek root — geograpliin — a i are going into women 's dresses. peace that we are all praying for. Abby, . no matter how region to insure the most bene- Second class postage paid , at Winona.. . description of (he world. Nylon that cun be ' molded tired I am. I'always find time for your column. Please re- ficial use of water and related cheaply into; permanent shapes ciprocate and find space for my letter ".. DOROTHY G. land resources . ¦ • ¦ '?¦ ¦ ¦» .yy ' ¦ ' Bee ' ' line Mdtina«M5; is decreasing prices of high- ,• " . . . . * . . . * .- ¦ ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦ Mn i ENDS I IN ADDITION to Defense. quality brassieres. Spandex is CONFIDENTIAL TO "FEELING NO PAIN" IN i^r other federal departments par- now being introduced in stock- ITHACA: WAIT! y ' ¦ ' - •*•¦ ¦ ings for women who suffer from ¦ * . * ticipating are Agriculture, Com- fi||S' TUES. 1 merce, : Interior, leg fatigue. Get it off vour chest. For a personal , unpublished reply, and Health. \ AUTHORIZED SERVICE j ¦ In nonwoven fabrics. ¦?,Non- ' ' , Calif. Enclose a Education and Welfare, ns well —^»»«n.M g ...... » ^II __— .... ! ™ »»' ¦« write to 'ABBY , .' Bo\' . -S3fia, Beverly Hills ' woven . .disposable bod sheets , self-addressed envelope. as . the Federal Power Commis- stamped .sion. Governors , whose slates MEET McUNTOCK,.. ™^ —He likes bis are Included in the region un- ALIGNING SPECIALISTS " nn d pillow cases are available der survey, also have represen- lor hospitals and are said to Roving Boa WOmen l0" tatives on the Committee. These CARS —TRUCKS ^~k^MlmmJ(£$VA' "" ' CIBO cost less than laundering sheets include the states of Illinois, In- STARTS and' - enses. Back in Cage diana , Iowa. Minnesota, Mis- WEDNESDAY ! In shoes. . .Fabric shoes with ALIQUIPPA , Pa. (AP)—AH- souri , South Dakot.;, and Wis- WHEEL BALANCING llP_-__!_ ''__l i""* l"""° m*1 plastic soles molded to finished quippa 's roving boa constrictor consin. uppers at a saving over the old wns back in ils cage today. The study will consider the Try Us for Size and Service ¦vulcanizing method, are appear- Pet shop owner Clarence Min- feasibility of planning for the ing in national chain stores. A card said he found the siN-toot long-range development of the new synthetic leather , said to snake Sunday right where he U pper Mississippi River Basin 181 I MM be a breathable , material , is o.\- expected to—in the basement to moot all foreseeable short M I5\ ir» ! peeled to be seen in men's and of the pet shop. nnd long-range needs nnd aspir- Phone 6011 253 W. 2nd St. women 's shoos in spring. The "baby " boa escaped from ations of all water using Inter- JOHN WAVHt MAUREEN tfHflftfi its cage Thursday. A fairly in- ests, including navigation , wa- tensive search in the shop Called ter supply, power, flood control,, "McLIKTOCKl"[i. to turn up the snake, river bank protection , outdoor r^]K[^nPOG_ K]'ff Mlncard said the snake posed recreation , fish and wildlife , and u© a Accidents every ¦ other aspect of the in- TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION' t BATMC moucuM . MWHH D^wtic xMil / little danger because it is too I young to havo much crushing creasing problems nnd uses of strength, lions arc not poison- water encountered in the agri- WALT DISNEYOF ^ ! RES ¦ ous . cultural unci urban-industrtnl T»E Nfl^DVENr. \ \ Kill 46.000 communities served hy the riv- 19(12. CHICACO 1 per cent increase ever er system. It is one of lli sim- (AlM-Aci-idents in: The council snld another 6.5 THE tho home and in public places ilar studios in the nationwide ACADEMY AWARD WIN NER claimed 40, million persons suffered disab- program to take an over-all mm Q I"" ' \- il i} ' lii1* '^$%'?] BEST 000 lives Inst year ling injuries. , and cost the nation approxi- look nt every major river basin. ¦ ¦ ¦ftw;";^ 'ORE ,ON mately ?'J.i r> billion , Home accidents accounted FIRM YELL0W tmmmt 1 _r\ i ' ^ r, ¦ P,LM op Iho Nation- for 2f).00O fatalities, 4.4 million J^&^^ (( ____ w_H _hi l 'f\ • '|- '"'y" ''' '! al Safety Council reported Sa- ll THt VEA turday , injuries and cost $1.25 ' million, tho NSC said, R A M A KI A C / v mi- " ! ^-W_g^jg^g^r^^W'T^ta? WKSi-wCTwWiK Thn statistics represented n. Accidents in public places NOTSCE )) DANAnAj/^'Jvjyi' D*p^ :? took another 17 ,000 lives, in- ''' ' " ifl Goodvi«w Lions wil l sell I) ' //' ¦/ \mn jured 2.1 million poisons nnd light mt m *. / ^^ bulbs to Goodview rcsldonts N0W SH0W,NG cost $fl(10 million, the ' org nni/n; #lj_ tion added . TUESDAY , FEB. 11, k^'iJ_lt 7?l ¦ IW fc The Wcddcll seal can dive 6 to 8 p.m, ¦/' lli 1 ,000 fool and .surface rapidly # Suddenly...he could see thru clothes...frcsh...and walls! This nd donated by ~~ ART FILM FESTIVAL without sufforln R tho bends - )) TREE RIPENED TEXAS ** ( ONE DAY ONLY — WEDNESDAY , FEB. 12 the pnlnfu ! ailment of rriimun ( divers who go too deep Pcrfonririncei At 7:00-4:00-7 :l$-9:30 P.M, nnd Schneider Sales slnv loo long of i.'onio up ton 3930 6th St. Goodview GRAPE FRU IT .,T, $3,49 Fcfiturn at ?:2(M;25-7;J5-9:40 fast. fl CRISP RED WINES AP (( ADMISSION $1.00 ^LW ^ ^m^m\mmmmm ^Ammm\ F ADVANCE TICKETS NOW ON SALE APPLES - - 4 °"""- 49c . " , 'J , ,1 "ML,,. I 1 ,111 . in I II i , WINNtR Tlt^Hjfefc. / '< ^_^^^«lJ^^^L______II SWEET SEEDLESS SUNKIST )1 INTERNATIONAL ^|HBVXiL " J '^H_Vlll9'fV'''l'f __ H Dr. K. D. Barcel I . h NEW HIGH IN HARROWING SM^KPIWI &s S e;2 X ^\dt Whitehall , Blair and Ettrick is and the; Misses Joan Tusch- participated in an did fashioned ner, Mary and . Theresa Jan i- hoe-dowh barn dance at Ettrick kovvski, Meredith West. Sandee Community Hall ; Saturday aft- fimith , Judith Hamerski and ernoon.. Caller Frank C, : Till- Sandy PodjasKi assisted. man, La?Crosse, brought with him'?'' four couples of junior BOTH BRIDE and gToom at- square dancers from La Crosse tended Cotter High School. The who demonstrated the steps and bride; also attended the Oliver assisted -in teaching the Scouts. Thein , School ... . of Hairdressing, N h Colorful c os t u m e s, twirling St. Paul . ; The groom attended ; " i TQ skirts and lace pantalets were Winona Secretarial School and \ sf N^ •/ A toalv & ..JIWU I 1 «™*y.?.ib3ft!*&" . ;, .+ , ^^tj; r^ , M m -! 'M..'M ^^m ^r .:-- ^r^r.. -^.ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i ^|-/ ^p an added attraction. The '.'barn Wirioha State College. TheE. cou- k&> rvi ' dance"; flavor was provided by Perce Rock. Gaspe Peninsula ' ple is at hom e at 503^ 2nd ; DAR GIRL — Dorothy Mr. ;. and Mrs. Arnold " ¦?? ¦ ¦?• ' a large . sc arecrow and bales of , ,:Minn., St. ; ?"' : hay for seats. Lunch; was serv- Engelien, daughter of Mr. Stoltz Plainview an- They groom 's parents were 5$§3Sv $ 50 5 y-—j 59 guarantee selling f ed in the basement? arid Mrs. Carl Engelien,: ". nounce the erigagment of hosts at the rehearsal dinner % >»i??S. M li One hundred twenty Scouts . French Greek, Ettrick , 'Hoj^ their daughter, Miss Kath? Jan.; 31 at the Hot Fish Shop. were registered, plus 25 moth- Town, has been chosen as leen Roselyn Stoltz, Ro- Parties were given for the ers? leaders and comnhittee Fort PeiTot Chapter , DAR Being Shovvh^ H chester , to Ronald Sanden, bride-elect by lM rs. Felix Jani- members. Ettrick leaders who of Galesville, Good Citi- son of Mrs. Clarence San- kowski and MIrs. Val Modjeski , 88 arranged the hall were Mmes. zen. Dorothy, chosen by The Exchange Club of Wi- one. Quebec was discovered by . - . den , St. Charles, Minn., Jan. 7 at the Athletic Club; by: k\^^ QQ Dea FraiESt, Ed Forseth and faculty members at Gale- nona will present the fourth pro- Jacques Cartier in 1534 and set- and the late Mr. Sanden. A ¦ Mrs. Henry Kleinschmidt and J Miss Kathy Kleinschmudt, * Kenneth Truax. Ettrick ?High School, has gram of its Travel and Adven- tled by the French under Cham- May wedding is planned. Jon. ture Series today at 8:04 p.m., plain early in the 17th century. 14 at the Teamster's Club; and been active in. forensics, , v v "\ full«u or twin tizt, by the Misses Kratch Czezcok: in the Winona Senior High Quebec hasn't lost its Old CxS-V^ ^ League of Women Library Club, band , Stu- \ \ '" •-~~ ""^ »«"< spring ils* $39.88 / arid Mrs.; Ronald Chuckna at "^V Jf ? dent Council and Girls School auditorium. The featured World flavor. Hand looms, out- Parents Announce ^ Voters Being artist will be Howard Pollard ,' door bake ovens and spinning the latter's home, Jan in . Athletic Association. She is who will present his latest travel wheels are still in daily use, Coup le' s Engagement Started in Winona co-editor of the school year film, "Holiday in Quebec". I Although F r e ncli is spoken , (Special) book and last year attend- throughout " the province , most HARMONY Minn. Miss Mary Fick s An organizational meeting Howard Pollard is a resident —Mr, and Mrs. Terrance Sage, was held at the hom e of Mrs. ed Badger Girls State. She of Detroit , Mich., and has a people also speak English. Engagement Told Paul Miner Friday to consider is an active member of background in engineering and Howard Pollard will bring his Waukegan , 111., announce the 7 interpretation of the historic engagement of their daughter , LAKE CIT-f , Minn. (Special) the possibility of establishing a French Creek Lutheran photography. lie has produced —Mr. and ! Mrs. Lawrence J. League o>f Women Church and next year will several films for medical and background of this important Miss Karen Sage, to Kenneth Voters in part of Canada. He also will Fick. Lake City, announce tlie Winona. enter Luther College at De- surgical use, and technical films O. Kieline, son of Mr. and Mrs, engagement of . their daughter , Sealy 83rd Anniversary Mattress Mrs, for veterinarian instruction. He show the unusual activities and John /Cdams, president corah , la; i scenic spots of this colorful Emil Kieline , Harmony. Miss Mary Margaret Fick, to . ' ' The set guaranteed til 1974 o( the Rochester unit , and other branched into travelogue pholo- Donald I. Lamb , son o_ Mr. amdj . ; , graphy and has produced three area. Miss . Sage is a graduate of League delegates from Roches- dy on the local , state and na Imposing buildings In Mon- Mrs . Ira Lamb, Lake City. A1 This very same guarantee found on Sealy'a nxattresa ter ' and IMinneapdlis , informed travel films , including; "Brazil- Warre n Business College, Wau- tisnnl levels. In this action proc treal and Quebec such as the fall wedding is planned. Miss priced $59.50! With all these features Sealy guar* the group that Ihe purpose of , Under Tropical Skies", "Color- kegan , and is employed at the Fick is graduate of Wnbasli a' nt es,- its members "learn by do great Chateau Frontcnac nnrl a the set for 10 years. tlie Leapujc of Women Voters inc. " ful Colorado " and now "Holi- Abbott Laboratories there. Mr. High School , -and is employed at! antees i day in Quebec". Ste. Anne de Benupre arc in- .s to promote responsibility From its inception the League cluded as well as the scenic at- Kieline i.s a graduate of Har- the Lake City State Bank. Iter • Heavy 8-oz. woven strlp« cover • Smooth button-free top through informed ami aclive ' has worked in the public inter- "HOLIDAY in Quebec '" ' Is' an tractions of the Laurentian mony High School nnd the Vo- fiance is a g raduate of Lincoln1 • Exclusive Sealy Edge Gards* • Famous Sealy Fl RM construction participat ion pi citizens in gov- est. It seeks only to improve High , Lake City, and -works for all-color travel-film of the great Mountains and the Gaspe penin- cational School . of Austin , Minn. ernment, Rovernmeat for the general province of Canada that is fill- sula and the important struc- Boss Oil Company, Lnkc City, TI1M I.KAGUK i.s a nonparti- benefit of all ¦citizens/ ed with charm of the Old World tures of the St. Lawrence Sea- He is now serving in the Navy san orga nization. It does not Membership is open to any and the excitement of a new way. and the past If) months has at- support or oppose Candida tes or woman of voting age. In the tended Navy Aircraft Electron- ART FILM political parties. However , it next three; week period addi- ics School and is stationed at does select a limited number tional organizational meetings Program Announced Coffee Hours to San Diego Naval base. FESTIVA L of govern mental issues for stu- will be held to reevaluate the The wedding will take place ' " Sealy ma^ess League nnd to estimate if there For Band Festiva l Follow Services June 111 al. St. Paul's Lutheran ^¦\- - Si'-^^' - - '/.* our v AdviirtlM-ffdnl The Ladies Aid of First Kvan- with are enough interested women in Concert at WSH S Church ,. Waukegan, ? - "^W^i)/ W \ t his community who are willing gdical Lutheran Church. Minne- FALSE TEET H to participate in such a ven- The public school bands will sota City, will serve coffee and [' - I guarantee selling \ That Loosen ture. Any woman seeking furth- present a Band Festival concert] a light lunch during the congre- ¦ ¦ er information may call Mrs. in the auditorium of Wirwnn Sc- } gational fellowshi p hour which RUMMAGE \y~&%^'-' : | for $ IURD j 'Need Not Embarrass Edward J acobson. nior High School Tuesday at j will follow the Thursday eve- Muny wciiTfrs of tnlRc troth.linve 7:Si) p.m. n ing weekly Lenten services, I miltrrort rcail rnibnrriusi,mpiii iHScmmo 4_ l^ .y only J |#n| Women serving as hostesses SALE | | | | Itielr pinti- dropped , ntlppod or wot> - CIRCA.V. .MKETING There i.s no admission charge ** ¦ ¦ ¦ hli'd ul |u.->l. tin- vi-oni; tlino. Do not Circle 2, First Congregational nnd the public is cordially in- far the scries are Mmes. Mel- - .. ' | II vo In four nf UI I H I IILIIIK- II IIIK tn von, «-v-Ki \ vln and Itobcrt Hohensee in k ' ' ^W¦ tM / .lUfit. hprlnkk n It 11 ir- - AUTKKTH, Church , w ill meet Feb. 1(1 with vited by the music department ! Feb. 10 thru ^- ?' ' s v\ ^^ / the nlkiillrir liiriii-iu-lrl l powdrr , nn Mrs. Goor _gc Robertson. 277 E. of the high school to ntlend. charge of the first week and ¦! ! : ylo. line.' not Miur. licrkn "pluto al Lenten dinner will he Feb. presented: Mnxham , (Hen Allcmnn , Ar- mlnr hrwiilV. Oct PAHTKKTH »t j St. Premier M Up to now tliiH Runrante-o came ^^com No . ? Inlernieirn. nnd No 3 Flnnle X—. Hlohllghti lrom "Wildest, " nrr. Cn- : ' only on Sonly mattrcas priced at 68 W, SIXTH ST. i S i* envnn ' ' Cflrlbbenn fnnlrwy. Morrlney iy $69.50, Now it can bo o>ffered on Sealy'a ienlor Concirrl li mit) Director: J i / Anniversary Supreme—selling for $20leas. WANTED! Rotiorl Andius A Strlkt Up the Rnnd, Wnrrl ) Wn|U Medley, «. Tres Jolle, VVnltilrulel, Traditional Shrove I V >/ FREE APPRAISALS / h. Gold ond Silver Wnltr, Selected ONE DAY ONLY • Soalon cover In imart panel print • Quilted to SMlyfoam* Hall! rVMnnejoln. 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; SEVENTEEN YEARS and seven bil- H ^^ 1/.S* Prater lion dollars have brought the United States full circle, with a new twist, in the eastern Ehd v Mediterranean. 0^ By, MARQUIS CHTLDS ¦ ¦ S, ¦' ..?"¦- ¦¦; ¦? ' ¦• . 'By . LAWRENCE Tt/was in 1947 that: President Harry WASHINGTON — Twenty tons of dynamite i^iii^^M...... 'pAVlD Truman asked Congress for $400 million for every human being on this globe — that WASHINGTON — Perhaps a '"presidential prayer break- for economic and military aid to Greec e is one measure of the incredible store of nu- fast,"" such as is held here annually, may seem like a and Turkey to combat communism, H e clear explosives on both sides of the Great Di- paradox. : But the name describes a meeting of more than ¦ ' ¦ got it. U.Sy aid to these two countries has vide, ' ¦;. ?' :' ¦ ?,- : ¦ ¦ --?: ' :¦¦ -? ' 1,000 persons; most of them in the government; who sat Hotel at 7.25 billion. ? down together in the ballroom of the Mayflower since passed Yet if only because. It is so far beyond the ' pray together. scale of human understanding, no measure- 8 o'clock Wednesday morning to Out of the Red threat to Greece and Since Chief Justice Earl Warren himself was -at-:" the ment can convey the meaning: of these great . criticized on constitu- ?turkey at: that time came the North Al- storehouses of death. This reporter the. other headlable. the event could hardly be , 1'antit T re a ty Organization, sword and day was given by a high official of the gov- tional grounds, and Presi- dent Johnson took particu- shield of the free world against the Com- ernment, on a strictly off the record basis, to all men of " all faiths at lar pains Tn his speech to times; munist empire. The U.S., Canada and ten a figure for the volume of nuclear explosives all : ' point out that there is a "The world is given many ¦ European nations agreed in 1949 that "an in place in Western Europe, virtually all in the American . stockpile. difference between prayer statistics about the per ca- .,- arined attack against one. or more of them that is voluntary and pray- pita vices of Washington, in Europe arid North America shall be con- With the . two bombs that wiped out Hiro- er that is directed by the but the world knows 4 all too v sidered an attack againstv all." Greece an d shima and Nagasaki as X reference. H is suf- y state itself. He said: little about the per capita Turkey signed later? f icient, in an exchange with a,. "We who hold public of- virtues of - those who; live : comparable arsenal on the oth-..- ': fice are enjoined by our "¦' ¦¦'¦ ' and 'labor here." : YET TODAY our NATO allies, Greece side, of the iron Curtain., to de- Constitution against enact- The whole occasion was aad Turkey, are on the brink of vwar .over stroy every thing -- every hu- ing laws to tell the people an extraordinary one. Not the island of Cyprus, a strategic fortress man being, every¦ landmark of when and where or how to a word of politics — implic- Western culture ¦ 'half-an- dominating the crossroads of air, sea and — in pray? it? or explicit — was ex- hour to an h our. The European "All; our experience and land traffic in the Mideast. :? pressed. Nor was there any;;¦ stockpile — tactical nuclear all our knowledge proves that comment: on the policies of ' * weapons and bombs — is only injunction is good. For , if • • ^ Little - Cyprus received .independence the government? The meet- ? less than four years ago. A a fraction of America 's total government could ordain the ing was devoted entirely to from Britain , stockpile. ' ?¦:'? compromise ended four years of bloody people's prayers, the govern- the encouragement of pray- In the new Defense budget ment could' also ordaih its , conflict bet we en the. two main ethnic er breakfast groups through- a small beginning has been own worship—and that must '- , These are groups of Cyprus, where Greek Cyprib/ts out the country. twuut; ai uucciuiij; me giuwin t_nuai y never be. . '. -. ' : voluntary meetings held by . outnumber Turkish Cypriots four to - one, of this vast accumulation. How small the start "The seDaratiof- of church small groups in every city is in cutting back the production of fission-, and state QP-ENLY ENCOURAGED by Moscow. arid state. The moytrhent ' ' able material, Defense officials make abund- has served >vas founded byv Dr. Abra- :¦• Greek ' Gypriots atta cked their Turkish antly clear when they "try to look-ahead to fur- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ our: f ree-v ham Vereide, who also ini- Turks • " ¦ ' ¦' - : - ' ¦ ¦ . compatriots last Christmas. The ther ;cut& . .?• '" - . :- ' . . ' . ?; .'"" " '? dom wel 1 tiated, the breakfast groups contend they never got - the rights prom- IN THE PAST three years, the irate of pro- be cause at the: Capitol in the . two ised therri in i960, they ; want a separate ¦ men o f duction of nuclear ' .¦weapons has increased by houses of Congress : more adiniinistration. The presidenf , Archbishop state have than 20 years ago. Now:; 50, percent. Proposed in the new budget is. no ? ' . v Makarios, of the dominant ; Greek factioii f more than a slowdown in ; this rate of increase. hot sepa- ¦there .- .:. are. :, many breakfast declares, he will unify the country-—which This is to be done by closing three reactors at rated .theni- groups composed of person-, the Greeks interpret to mean their politi- Hanford, Wash., and one at Savannah River, iselves from nel of state as well as city church and '' ¦" caly if not . physical extermination; . i. S.C., for saving over two years, of $125,000;- governments?: .. - opo, - - ;..; '-v' v "- ,: v -Vv faith and Both sides look to their ancestral . home- pray«r. ? NONE OF these meeting* Even this ; small beginning was achieved ; are' directed by any gov- , lards for support, and are/ getting .it. A . . "I believev- tiwnnci; over the: resistance of the Joint Congressional THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROyND > that these annual prayer ernmental body, and the . conference in London to patch up the qii a r- Committee; One proposal from conimit- prayers are the voluntary y Atomic breakfasts serve a most use- .; reh collapsed, tee members was to stockpile plutonium. That ful , purpose in both : remind- action hot only of persons in Britain sent 2,500 troops to Cyprus to is to say , that beyon d , the reserves of nuclear ing and reassuring the peo- public office but of their weapons so huge as to tax resources for sec- friends and acquaintances.: halt the bloodshed. Now the British, ove r: ple that those; who hold ret hiding places, : urinium would go on being v Slop their trust are themselves ;ih all walks ofylife . extended with similar efforts to restore Tirne t o Wfcruni mined , processed at great cost and then , as ah^ godly and prayerful men peace in East Africa arid the South Seas, fissionable material , put back in . the,earth. and women." ; are asking other members : of NATO, in- To Your Good Health SECRETARY OF pefense Robert S. Mc- ll was impressive to see cluding the U.S., to send soldiers for pa- in the audience such an ar- trol duty in Cyprus. ; Namara uses; a short, unprintable word to char- Bad Boy of Africa acterize this proposal,; He has thus far suc- ray of government offici als By DREW PEARSON an emergency call through wlll with Brando and George and some ambassadors. The Answers THIS SEEMS to bs almost where: We cessfully resisted it ,;, as he has other, pressures ? WASHINGTON ?'— , The the White House to find Englund, producer of the speaker of the House was came in 17 years ago, except that the gage from the committee, that sometimes seems to , be a lobby for the atomic industry. . Johnson administration has Mike Forrestal a White Ugly American, out the kit- there, as well as senators of battle today j s Cyprus itself , tiny but an easy way to make the House aid. ii chen door, the photographer and ; representatives from ; : ¦ ¦ ' ¦:¦ The inevitable pressure to keep defense pay- to Your ?yital.: ? ;- ?¦?' ' ' ':¦; ; . ,::¦?¦: No. I egomaniac of . Africa , This resulted in .a. unique was in wait just beyond both political parties. Sen. 'm - rolls is the biggest roadblock in the way of r ?;; cutting back not only the overgrown nuclear President kwame NTsrumah situation by which the Bri- some : garbage cans.; Frank Carlson of. Kansas arsenal but the whole swollen : total of the De- : of Ghana , climb down from tish embassy used the White, Jackie hastily retreated, v presided. Businessmen, law- Questions fense establishment. There is only one way to his high horse and quit bad- House telephone switch- The photographer did vnbt yers and public . officials Denr Dr. Moiner: -Re-'¦' .' ?? rem ove this roadblock. ' is by. making a gering the United States, board as a social secretary : get/his shot,. from various states; includ- ferring to your state? . Overtime Proposa l That to round up. start at planned reconversion to peacetime pro- * which has so long befriend- ah extra man Jackie then reconnpitered, ing some governors, also ment that . sunflower : : duction; '- ¦?" ed him, ? for Mrs, Kennedy. and on the advice of Mr. participated in this non-po- seeds " wonM liel p your . ? ' ; Economically Unsound Several proposals have been put ¦forward . All the administration has Meanwhile, the Jockey Vivien decided to go out the litical affair. The occasion V eyes • or anything? else. ; One Is Senator George McGovern 's bill , call- to do is give the word to Club, which got in the news front door with her sister. was sponsored . by the In- .Let f he birds \ eat 'em." ternational Christian Lead- THE PRESIDENTS proposal that dou- ing for a reconversion commission to line up the Kaiser Corporation , .now as a result of Jackie's quiet These seed.i when shel- ?By this time, the photo- ership, and the audience ble pay.for overtime will create more jobs priv-ate enterprise with every level of govern- . building the giantv$ 196,000 ,- dinner with Marlon Braiv-v grapher had some around: led arid Vtoasted with 000 hydroelectric project on do, has been swamped with ; : was comprised of Catholics, is; economically unsound?It would result in ment, national , state and . local , to find . new ' to the front door. He snap- corn oil and salt are de-y peadtime work for those made jobless by arma- the Volta River , to close it guests. On- " ..they'. Saturday' ProtcstahtsJand . Jews. licibus? They taste like more problems -thari it . would solve. ped the two girls together, ¦: ment contract cut-backs, Without a sense ot ur- down in Ghana and move to night; following the Brando-? Brando, however, ' a diplo- nuts- I have been eat- : " -' ' - ¦ - PRESIDENT K e n n > While 'overtime woi-k is traditional In gency expressed in hearings to show the di- Nigeria.. . . Jackie dinner , . . the? club mat . as well as : an actor? dy made a speech to a sim- ing two teaspoon sfu) af- mension of what must be done, any real , dis- The project can be: . built turned awav 50 diners. discreetly left by the -kit-, ilar gathering just : year ter meals and believe many business and industrial? establish- , Ifs now a . armament will be stalled. on the /same river at . the leaked out that chen door via the garbage ago , and President Eisen- they have helped keep ments, it is seldom so excessive that em- same expense, v but hi?, a Jacques .Vivien , .? astute :¦¦¦ ployers considei? hiring and training 1 addi- ' ; cans. - hower before him did like- rhe¦ healthy. I arn 74. . REPUBLIC Aviation on Long Island, N.Y., "friendly countrv. Verv little manager of the ' Jockey :. .; ¦ ¦ ' May'.-1 have your com- ' tional personnel, In most instances over- with a payroll a few years ago of up to 90,- Club The American embass3,yiiii**>> wise. The program was de- ¦ wo r k has , saved the: former : voted , entirely to the spir- ments. please?—M.F. ; ? tirne is paid on the basis of time and one- OQ0, is an example. ?For more than two years been done first lady the; embarrass- Paris has warned the State r McNamara has been standing off the.New York Department that President itual theme. It began with I have nothing against half. ? ; y i i i - a to n g the ment of being photographed a song from the navy choir , Congressional delegation which . is determined Volta as on her first date following De Gaulle when he goes to sunflower seeds if you like On the other hand the complete ove r- to continue defense contracts for Republic. As Mexico : and the French and the invocation was de- them. What I said was that yet, and its the assassination?: Vivien livered by George Hayes, time pictune across the nation shows that the big payroll has been steadily cut back; removal to spied a photographer in the West Indies in mid-March is they contain no magic forn> almost certain to pay a call, a prominent Negro laym an. if everyone worked straight time, there Gov. Nelson Rockefeller has warned that Long N . i g er i a club. The lights were turned ula for health^ nor does Island could become a distressed area. low and it on the No. l thorn in the The audience was greeted any single food. There are would he enough "saved" hours to provide would meet was impossible side of by Lt. Gen. M. H. Silver- w i ih ap- for him to take pictures, but the United States — multiple sources for every for: many thousands of jobs. In theory the The Defense Department under McNamara Fidel Castro. thorn , U.S; Marine . Corps is moving to 'cushion the blow when obsolete proval from as a precaution Vivien ask- ) constituent of nourishment. el iminatio n of overtime looks good but it . De Gaulle not only enjoys (retired , who is presid ent bases are shut' '. down. :-But as top engineers p r adically ed him to leave. He com- I've eaten sunflower would hardly bring the anticipated result s. plied ¦ ¦ sticking pins into American of the International Chris- and technicians are let out — 1,200 in Sperry every Afri- . .? .. : ' tian Leadership, seeds and enjoyed them. l. IMI IUUII- foreign policy, but wants to . , - , , I'll give you another recipe. SURVEYS HAVE shown that mamy Gyroscope as an instance — major adjust- HUT WIIKN Vivien dis- Rep. Jeffery Cohelan of merits can be made only by a far-reaching I'c 'u 'ninn try, gi ve a boost to the French Try grinding them up in workers on 40-hour weeks or less rather ' ef- creetly escorted Mrs. Ken- sale of trucks , , California, head of the pray- fort . Sixty percent of all (he aviation industry . For Presiden t Nkrvmah is buses and • hamburger meal. "Very las- relish a few; hours of overtime to add do I.- nedy and Princess Radzi- locomotives to Castro. er breakfast . group . in the ' ' has heen living . on military contracts and much about the most unpopular House of Representatives, t>v • - . lars to their--paychecks , and" if overtime man in Africa , chiefly for pay became so costly by law that it would of this will go in the years ahead. read a lesson from the Old Dr. . Moiner welcomes all the reason that he has giv- reader mail , but regrets all but bo eliminated. i( could jj'el off ,isv Tostament , and Sen. Wal- en the rest of the continent lace F. Bennett of Utah , that due to the tremendous ot her round of inflationary pay increases. a black eye. The new re- a ' JhsL $bibL member of the breakfast volume received daily, he —St. Cloud Ti mes. IN YEARS GONE BY publics of Africa arc proud is unable to answer indi- of their progress and group of the Senate, read down a lesson from the New vidual letters. Readers' ' ' on the dictator of Ghana Testament. questions are incorporated Ten Years Ago..- . . 1954 who has ruled with the mail- Larry Koll , son of Mr. nnd Mrs, Leo KoJI , Gov. Mark Hatfield ol in his column whenever pos- ed fist and stifled all politi- sible. « senior at Cotter High School and sports edi- cal opposition. Oregon made an impres- Try and Stop Me tor of the Rampart , has won honorable men- If tho Volta Dam is built sive talk on the meaning of Advertisement tion in the WM "teen talent" contest. in a country where the (Jni-y prayer , and then Dr. Billy L_ By BliNNETT CERF ^_ J . Mrs. Jack Hoyer , the former Keta Bailey of ted States i.s constantly kicK' Graham delivered an im- A lady in Illinois cut open a tomato the Winona , is resigning; ns queen of the Desert ed in the sc;\t of the pants, passioned address on the the American embassy need for spiritual help in IvIEN ot her day thnl she had purchased in a su- Circus , annual festival relebration nt I'tilm Springs, Calif. mobbed and the vStsirs and these troublous times. He per-market and found a folded ' one-dollar Stripes hauled down, the sketched the grave situa- bill therein. Nn stranger to slang, obvious- Twenty-Five Years Ago 1939 USA will lose f ace. If the tions that exist throughout ly, she commented , "1 never exported let- • • • Volta project is transferred the world and pointed re- PAST 40 tuce , too!" A display of heirlooms belonging to mem- to friendly Nigeria there gretfully to the many emo- TroufaUd with GETTING UP NIGHTS ? ' * * bers of the orgnnizat ion wns a highlight of Iho will be applause. tional controversies of to- Pains ID BACK, HIPS, LEG5 February meeting of Wcnonah chapter , Daugh- Neil Morgan paid the stewardesses of Note — Kaiser Industries day, including the racial Tiredness, LOSS OF VIGOR ters of Ihe American Revolution , al tlie home i.s p , lanning n big hmixilo question He said thiR would If yuii ore A vii 'tim ol lliowe liymp- Pacific Southwest Airlines n complime nt of Mrs. W, l„ Miller. jilnnt on the Voltn River for ' nover be settled in the 1oms llinn vour t roubles mny !>• the other day that they re not. likel y to for- A number of Wlnonims , liWludin R-Ills I0x- the manufacture of alumin- streets , but only in Ihe traced to CllnnduUr Inflammation- K<'t In a hurry. "PSA is the only lino ," i .ii- celloncy, the Most Kov. Frnncis M, Kelly, D.D., um . BaUxile deposits arc al- homes nnd in the henrts ot (llnndulnr biflmmnntion Is n con- Innnl Merman ferventl y, "whore regular , ntitutiorml rlingnnn nnd medicincn bishop of Winona other r!(»rfi.ymon. eiiuciilors so found in Nigeria . men. that ifivn twrnporary rpli«f will no* passengers grab the aisle scats first mid lavmen . bad nmticnces with Pope Plus, XI , , JACQIIKUNIC re-movi) thn rnune.i of your trouble* and to heck with the scenery. That way who died enrlv toda y. MRS Ken- l'RKSIDKNT Johnson in Neglort ot Glnndulnr InlUmmn- nedy has begun to move they f i> > \ a better view of the steward- his address made an inter- llon oft«n lendn to prematura •entt- around unobtrusively in esting suggestion ity, nnd incurflbla condltlorn, esses '" Fifty Years Ago . . . 191 4 — Hint in Washington society, Her sur- tho city of Washington, the Tho pant your men trom 1,000 ¦ Mrs, .1, Hornier nnn nicer, Rnmonft Wil- eommiinitiffi hnva bten nuccessdillv prise date with Marlon scat of government, there Tlwy \Miiilsor\ ci' li<* sallli unto jnu, dn It, Jo-hn liams, have left (or Alberta, Canada , whore tr^fttod , h«ve found aonthlns Hrnnrlo at. the Jock ey Club must be " a fitting memor- relief nnd improved he«Ith . R:2. they will Join Mi' . Hernier and return to Wi- has not been her only social ial to the God made nonn in n few weeks. who ~~~rrrirrrrn 'w™ v.xc*u\or vngiigement , us all. " Ho added: RECTAL-COLON M«dio«i atm«* Supt. .1. V. Voorheos is in Mankato to de- The other evening sho "Our government cannol hn iftin «i«ool»tii) h A ¦ n New with SUndulnr In- KHKR DOOK liver an address before the annual convention was invited to dlno at thn nnd should not sponsoi the lUmiMlKn, WINONA DAILY NEWS of the Southern Minnesota IMuention Associa- Hritish embassy, nnd Lady thnc tnlU how ¦ election of such a memor- ¦ ¦¦ ¦ 1,1 tion Ormshy Gore nl the last R.duclbl.H *rnla /ii Jiidrpriirlnil Nrwxpop tr Established lfi. ial with public funds, Hut m , , t, tXCZ^tX minute found herself shy "Now hofore we begin I jusl vvanf to say thnl all my siii-h a living miw i?."B 1..!,. i ..1 i'v PROVEN NON - (," (' memorial ' V? 1? Wunn . R, CI .OSWAV . 11. I.INIH . N Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1889 a companion for the- former friond.s tell nici my outstanding fenturo should be bore. It should triitmtiit.ftli. J UROICU fulilislic t l.' .rrr. Dirnrliir Rusinrsii Mfj r. TRtATMENTS. There WHS a fair attendance nt the adjourn- first lndy . So she put out is my honest "face . " be n center of prayer , open *nr it th>i« dlior- llii» book ninv ofirf Kditar A Adv. Direcdi r , «in rniy bl triilail ed meeting of the Hoard of Trade to consider "" " "~ ~ " prove of utmoo t OPINION-WISE «¦ my^rturKT in J, YMI J the project of stilting i; creamery Bf sikren fi.Ji. in '?«.i«in!r.ciivini .,,.,lr I ;I . u»; W. Coi.r Anoi ni Rnr.MK.n H, G. H . In Winonn. almdulir InllMim, V ovlr "''¦ — Al nimr/nir; F.ihtrit Ciltj Kditttr Cnciilnfioil A t{) t II F Sweet wns unanimousl y elected ehnirman tltn tfntminlf, i'" u P«r holnvo. .iiul Arthur .1. Whipple , secretary. I No onlifcntirtii. D . H. Ihr.r.rK K. H.Ki.Ac.cr. I,. V. A LSTO N The Nort h Western Railway i.s repnirsiiR in Cl.UMI (iOHIION lloi.rr Oepl. Da4<3 Com ptroller Sunday Editor company filled up with gravel two of the spans j 0 Ctcelilor Sprlno, Mo.I iicrons the sloughs opposite the cilv, I GinUimim Klndir una mi it tret,! lyonr New FRtt B OOK . | «i*t InUrnteil In , Mi.riini R or iiir. \ssor.iAii.n r iu:s» I full Inrtrmrtlin (PIMSI Chitk In) , One Hundred Years Ago . . . 1864 iQHirnli Q R*cta|-Coto n ry)0lindul«r ¦ I Intlammitliir l A new hull Ifi In process nf construction for 1 Steamer Winona, nnd a very IWtMt J The Assnrlnled Press Is entitled exclusively the InrRO grain I J tru the use for repuliliciilion of .-ill the lorni hnrpi e is ho inn built by the Davidson Packet } Co |«DDM nj'liiiMVJ iyuiMumy JUII "liwji u.iumiwi»W!PWS JP'WIU'JUUH^H w wiw imr r mn l "«)i '»jj 1 1 !1 11 I| 11' » ¦""¦ J ¦¦«• ¦«¦ wm-n nj umin w.j, .. t,ijii., H jjnii'j mn » )i|gi n iii i ; ^ I i , II M'V" '"!>v^*ii""^yJ'mW9^9f'&v ijw u wx WWl T *,y i" »n" ' ""y '^^y^' M^ft^Wlff} '!' '', -'. 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v If you already own your own home .. . j':?fe^^ ^' mfn WW\\ fPB^ why not make those necessa ry improvements that will add comfort , con- '\ V ^Zm^ •' —¦ '' ¦'¦ - / venience and value like : Remodeling the kitchen or bath, enclosing a '- w \iv. • \^-r * v ' Jp j >t ' porch, changing the heating system, adding another room ... or whatever ' • :) l!| v J? «¦' V y; ^^ improvement you may need — see one of our experienced Home Improve- ' . :r ' : 11 - ' ' : '- ^-^ ^^^^^ V' : , ^¦ , ment Loan Officers for helpful advice. We ' re af your service always be- ^•':i^ -• "^^ v • = ';-^^' ' ¦ 4 ^'^ 'i La - ^ L ^''1 ' ' cause we are . . . !i ^^ ' ; xiJ*^ ""~ ¦ a '/, l~j "^3 . « THE BANK THAT SERVICE BUILT ! d— ^ 1K§1 " *&* I lKfl lVlEreCHANTS^a&mtlBmk N ^^ ^ ^ "^ k \j MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION YOUR LOCAL INPEPENDENT BANK Minnesota Building Down in December, Party Cabinet But Up for Year at srn art ef b ud g et priced December contracts for future $lte^^ construction is Minnesota total- Solution lor Houses which offer absolutely ed $45,590,000, down 1 percent no opportunity to expand are, compared with December 1962, unfortunately, as commonplace F. W. Dodge Co. reported as they are exasperating. The cumulative total of con- Gathering Job Almost as v frustrating , are struction contracts for the .year By AP NEWSFEATURES houses that do permit expansion 1963 amounted to $766,229,000 a Why not build ' -a party cabin- —-a garage that can be convert- If- percent increase compared et? ed or a backyard that can be with 1962. A bre akdown of the It's just the thing for any- usurped for an addition-—but to 12-momth total: one who entertains a great gain the needed sleeping room ' Nonresidential, $250,199,000, deal, particularly outdoors And you have to sacrifice some of up 15 percent; residential, now before we begin scuffing the valuable daily living space,, $317,045,000, up 5 percent, and around, to see whiat needs at- nonbuilding construction, $198,- WHAT IS truly rare,.In fact tention outdoors, it's a good 985,000, up 32 percent. almost impossible to find, is a idea to give some thought to an indoor cabinet that can home such as today's House of EXPANDABLE ONE-STORY v v. Basic- living area, v But there is built-in expansion y. lend ' ¦ ' a big hand to storing out- the Week which presents a ally this is a one-story home with three bed- " room for two more bedrooms upstairs, ahd some door paraphernalia.. variety of built-in expansion . op- rooms? two baths and . 1 ,511 square yfeet of ? a third downstairs if heeded., ^RGliNSTYLE ¦' WALLPAPERS portunities so ' . that - the often 2 Remodeling THE CELLAR and garage Jfe ^g le wallpapers unpredictable heeds of. the fu- may be useful for storing large ^^¦'l.'A^.IHi^f Imperial's /ie\v Glensty are ture .caii be met as they come items — barbecue grille, tables Wy V .l&^^^S.*^ designed to add beauty and charm up, and solved , in: the most ef- and chairs in winter and in- hout yourfor home the and yet are fill*'*^^^^Kl throug ficient and economical way pos- Permits Issued clement weather of summer. But popular-priced thrifty home Uw:^^-r Wm% sible. Two permits for home re- so many other items are used |^y&SV- ®!^ decorator Wha.t's more, they're plastic This is true q£ today's house outdoors and for parties that : modeling; and one for removal 1||^Pj fp ;^,"_ yjg bonded for easy cleaning. Stop in today whether the needs are for ..a us . of a metal building on a con- need to be stored and used from ¦ffljiMjj ijlM^ and let help you make your selection. great amount of extra space,, struction site were issued last time to time that it would pay a small amount? or something in week 'by the city engineer's to have an easy, accessible between, v office. unit. The house basically is a one- The building permits -went One may move many items three-bedroom model : story, to Thomas Raine. 515 Huff St., in-doors after dining outdoors unpretentious colonial with an for - remodeling at 411 W. San- Bui where are they put? Some PAINT & GLASS CO. , interesting L- WINONA exterior and an born St., and to L. E. Man- people (men) toss these ob- "Vour Valspar Color Carousel Store '' shaped floor plan. It was de- , jects on a porch or .on the chester 406 E. 4th St., each Phone 3652 55-57 W. 2nd St. We Deliver sighed by architect Herman H. carrvirig an estimated cost of kitchen floor or shove them in- ' ' ' ' ' | ^^^^^^ BM p^MMaM ^^WHMMMMHMimMV^- MMMa ^Mii ^MMMMM ^^iV York. :? . - ¦ . v v? ? .' ??? , '' , : . '• $1,000 . to a broom closet. One woman found a stall Is only 1,511 Bruce McNalW is the con- ITS BASIC area shower loaded to the hilt with but its attic con- tractor for the Raine job and square feet, barbecue stuff. ARMSTRONG 670 square Robert Rolbiecki has the con- tains an additional A good do-it-yourself project be finished off tract for Manchester's project. feet which can such as a tall closet with a sep- Mark Modjeskl, 406 Mankato into an additional two bedrooms arate compartment at the top Ave., received a permit for and a third full bath—and the can keep a home from burst- EXCELON the removal of a metal stor- work can be done piecemeal, as with objects age building on the former ing at the scams the new space is- required. used for seasonal entertaining. Though this sort of vertical county yard property at West expansion Is the least expensive 3rd and Huff streets. THE SEPARATE shelf at top (because the structure already The structure extending along could ha-ve its own doors so is in place) there is another 3rd Street will be rem oved that damp or dirty cushions from a tract that will be used expansion .possibility which may be put into it in an emer- ^¦^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ¦¦^^^ . . HB^H^i^^^lH^^^^^H^^M^i^^ -MB doesn't interfere with the. con- as a site for construction of gency It can be lined with ^ a new Country Kitchen food oilcloth or plastic and washed O^PH^^^H all¦ Tj amWaw ^^ ' venience of one-level 'Hying? ^^¦^^a^mmmia\ ^^ ^^aam^P^'^ _*» '¦: An additional room can be service facility. from time to time. added off the kitchen ; again The two permits raised the Shelves below may be used not until the space .is needed or city 's dollar volume of new for all sorts of things. One wanted. Meanwhiley if desireij, building this year to $315,850. shelf should be al least 12 inch- The total at this date a year the area can be put to use as however they might change oy- es high for candlesticks, hur- ago was $765,025. a breeze way or screened porch er the. yyears, ricane lamps, flower vases, between the house and garage/ A central foyer leads from A permit for an OIL BURN- large bags of charcoal. A hi- spr nlMOW U wV v. ~ though eveh the garage doesn't the covered porch entry to all ER was issued to Modern Oil bachi could be stored here. Dit- ES^s&s* • i • Burner Service for I.oren Pelo- have to be built until finances principle rooms, It contains not to strings of outdoor lights. fske, 472 E. King St. ' ¦ . permit. . : .?• :?-- only a large 'coat closet but: al- Permits for a AS-FIRED in- IN SHORT, this Is an ex- so a cleaning closet right at the hull of the house. stallations went to Kramer Building in Winona tremely versatile house which ¦' Plumbing Co., for Maretaret ,¦ A, dramatic corner fireplace can be tailored io the owner's 1964 dollar volume $315,850 in the; living room dominates Brennan , 316 Laird St. : T. H. needs whenever they arise or I'nderdahl . 302 W. Wabasha Residential 306,850 the, view from the foyer and St.: Gerald Hermann, 1281 Commercial 9,000 also provides a comfortable, Lakeview. and Larsen &" Gern- (non- homey touch in the living room. Public es contractors at 23 Lenox St. O Another fine , feature in this 15' taxable (two units), and Winona Plumb- O 19' room is the bow window New houses .. by ing Co.. for C. A. Kammerer, and its window seat. Volume same 553 01 instead- -St: date 1963 $765,025 |Wk 9"x9" TILE f Yl j ? THE DINING room Is nicely ¦ located as ^an extension of: the Volcano Forces formal entertaining area when Property Transfers 15^ 5 COLORS \W large gatherings require it, A Remova l of 37 000 In Winona County handsome floor-tp-ceiling : divid- fcSfk IN STOCK ^ ^ Building? er keeps the two rooms separat- JAKARTA, Indonesia m — WARRANTY DEED • ¦: to Edmund ed visually, but allows them About 3,000 persons have been Ernest Luhmann el ux • Repairing? removed frdm ;'P-aloe Island in Luhmann or ux—Part of. . WW ol SEV«, to flow, together. . Sec. 15, lyinq S'ly of R.R .; EVi.ol SWVv ? Remodeling? the Lesser Sundas following in- except W, 33 ft., Sec. 1 5-106-9. The kitchen with its open FLOOR . PLANS . . . The garage and screened porch creased activity of Rokatenda Winona County to Winona Warehouse corner , dinette gives a com- Corp;—Lois 6,, 7 and 10, Block 6!, O.P; GEO. KARSTEN (which can become ah enclosed room) are optional features volcano, Antara news agency to Winona. KENDELL-0 BRIEN manding : view of the backyard Ellsworth James Hlldebrand et >1 to General Contractor which can be added later. The upstairs also can be ex- reported today. play area. An added attraction Slate of Minnesota—SE'.'« oI NE'/i; part LUMBER COMPANY Phorte 74*6 V panded piecemeal as the space is needed. The refugees were taken to ol SW'.i of . N E' ¦», Sec. 20-107-10, in this important room is the nearby Flores Island. Dense Common School Oislrict 2403 to Omer US Franklin St. "Tubby" Jackets, A\gr. Phone 8-3667 large pantry. C. Harem—3/t acre . .lying E. of P|ckwlcK clouds of smoke have poured road. In NE"4 of SW"4j Vi acre In SEV« Surely one of the most ap- continuously from the volcano ol SWli, Sec. 26-106-«, - preciated features to a house- Alfred E. Schonnagel «t ux lo Joseph How to Build Buy since it erupted last month. J, Haas et ux—Part ol Gov 't Lot 2, See. wife is the self contained laund- s 35-106-5. : Agnes V. Halt el ' . mat- to Merlin P. ry with a mud closet right at El llnahuyscn et- ' ux—E'lv V50 fl. of Lol the back door?There is plenty Girl , 16, Killed 11. Block; 15. Taylor «, Co.'s Add. to Wi- - of room for washer, dryer , iron- nona. Can YOU Or Sell Your Home Getting Off Plane CONTRACT FOR DEED ing board and storage shelves; ¦Louis Full study plan information on this architect-designed House Mclsch to James O. Wlnkelman All three bedrooms are nicely NORTH AMIT"YVILLE N.Y. et ux--Lots 1 and 2, Block 3, Hllke't blueprint. With it in , Plal of Allura! sized and have natural sound nl the Week is included in a 50-ccnt baby (AP) — It was an exhilarating tiand you can obtain a contractor's estimate. buffers formed by closets. The ride for Nancy Thompson? 16, Identify This House? most interesting feature in the You can order also, for $1, a booklet called "YOUR HOME- flying in a small plane. ilow to Build , Buy or Sell ' if. " Included in it are small repro sleeping wing, however, is the : When the pilot , George R. diictions bf I(i CO MP LETE arrangement of bathrooms. of tlie most popular House of the Week issues. Martin , 45, a New York City de- Send this coupon to the Daily News or you mny purchase tective, landed the two-seater AS IN MOST of York's the plans or the booklet at the information counter nt the Daily Piper Cub Sunday at Zaun's Welding Service ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' News. • : . Airport near this Long Island JOB or CONTRACT WORK Unclosed is 511 cents for lialiy blueprint on design H-15 fl community, Nancy couldn 't PORTABLE EQUIPMENT Kudosed Is $ I for "YOUR HOME" - bookie* Q wait to (ell her .schoolmate, Martin 's daught er , Judy, Ifi , Our Services Also Inrhtde: NA' JMK ,.,,...,....., m m Horn* Building | all about the ride. Sheet, Plato .and Structural '- ' Nancy of nearby Wantagh • I • Cabintt Work | _ STRUCT . - ' . , leaped from the craft and ran St»*l Work I • Remodelino « CITY STATE straight into the spinning pro- • Boiler Repair Work peller. It'killed 'her instantly. For Complete Personalized IM^^^^^ ^T? »,mmw ipW w* Homeward (i-inch riser.v are Hie liesi \v ,#inc appearance of added strength ," and climbins hoi qlil for rlrler ly people and children . . . York explains, "It makes the foot R Inches, villi ivtl c-nlr-d ¦ POLACHEK SUPER FLOOR Don-skid surf.-ir< s for iiiemiSeil safetv , IN- S0UND home more attractive and mote SIST ON THR KIN , K.ST - insist on fninn-Made IIOMK- ' I formal. " Farmers and small-woodland HEAT OUTLETS VVAKI ) STRPS. TIIKV ( '(1ST NO MOHR! J4- I'liono 8-1533 for ADVICE M owners control M percent of ELECTRIC ,i Krco estimate. Ofe KOI'(ill K.AU'N pine lumnls (lie nation 's commercial for- on$//4&G/es! f mnke up other verticil sur- ' rsls, '; NEW HEATING COMFORT j , H 875 W. IMPORTANT - No NEW TRIMSTYLING Salt or so-cnllcd lot Howard Romover« vboutd «v»r uteri on Home- ii RM PIN IT UP-BUILD IT b* ward Slept or liny other concr«te product. IN OR PIPE IT TO ADJOINING ROOMS Good pound nrhice doesn 't como from a relativR or frien d. Phon e Goad sound ,vi\ ice runic: , from a ivliahlr , li;i innl person willt fjH I I COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL SEE IT TODAY! years uf cxprri- 'iu v anil il«'|K'iidal )ilil .v behind them . For elec- ! ¦ 9275 1$$mm*y **4im4»m*mmmam^ tiieal InMal l.'iliuiis or alt ei ;il ions you can depeml on , call oil On ClJ4p//ty "|IOW Al the Licensed , Bonded Klrirlricians working (or HOMEWARD BEST STEP ' fi.' " f'eclf,CJ' Contracting Co. KRANING COMPANY fe r^ i 628 Main s,r 1635 Wost Fifth BAUER «K* 1 liOiJt a i*- Phono 8-1002 SALES and SERVICE Street p|1ono 8-1533 "LICENSED BONDED 225 East Third St. 457*8 I fr'T'fW^"' ELECTRICIANS" Phona I 1 005 W, 5th Plvori* 8-202* IOOK AT YOUR STEPS . , . EVERYONE ELSE DOESI ¦ — -- -- - .. .. __ , . ¦ ¦ ¦ -- -- 1 ~~ L _ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ I — ¦— — ¦ I fo w> »—^*—*—»^I"^' I»"I —»—W^WW> ^I^»»**"WWI ^W^W^% NEW LAKE PROPOSED rijvB • ¦ • Hi^^^^^^^ j ^Bj i^ijf ii i / "" DENNIS THE MENACE State Buying Forestvill PRESTON, Minn.. (Special ) — ^ i^^^ik State Sen. Lew Larson? Mabel, outlined , plans for the Forest- rille State Park Monday at a ' Or Promote? meeting of the Preston Boost-!. ers Club: By LESLIE J. NASON, Ed. D. correcting the shortcomings. It University of Southern Calif. calls for a study . of the pupil The last Legislature earmark- ; ed $122,000 . for , acquiring the "The fourth grade is a ; crucial that only the school caii provide.. nucleus of the park, this in- tjrie in the . schooling of many a ; If' his arithmetic fundamentals volves 60O to 800 acres of land, pupil. are weak,, building these skills Including the old Forestville Jack is such a pupil. Things must have special attention^ He store and residence and the re- are touch and go for him. He needs, something new—not more, mainder of the homestead pro- may.'' be sent on to the fifth of the sarney perty of the?late Thomas. J, grade, or he may be held.back At the second or third . grade Meigheh, now owned by Mrs; for a year. His arithmetic seems level it is often reading or hand- Earl M. Dempsey, Boston, to be the main problem; writing that lies at the root of Mass., a daughter of Meighen: ? .Simple additions, and subtrac- failure. Another year 'or even tions had not been easy for a summer school with expert at- A FILLMORE County citizens Jack, but he could get them tention to these problems makes committee headed by Carl Kohl- done. Now , Jack fails to get progress possible. meyer, Wykoff, has been doing right answers to more .complex Of cours e there is always the preliminary; work on negotiating problems in division because the child who is a late bloomer. In for purchase of the land. It has basic arts of the operation Were his case retention, anywhere been appraised by. the state hot sufficiently mastered ,. ih from kindergarten through the Commissioner of Administration earlier grades. .: The question second grade: gives hirri a office, which is expected to now before; the house is ''Shall chance to mature and makes his consummate the actual purchase he. be retained in the grade for while scheol life happier and this week. another year?" more successful? Sen; Larson •; said . the state v Educators know that retention Retention or promotion of all has plans , over a 10-year per- in grades by itself does; not children cannot be determined a total of 24 440 solely on the iod, to acquire , necessarily bring about improv- basis of . any one ¦ //^ acres for the park. ; The Minneso- ed scholarship. Poor students item. But, in every case, provir • tpOKEO J^ ^UI? MUSTAGH^:f Historical Society will re- tend to remain poor ' sion can be made for ta y; TO BE MUSEIIM . . ; The Minnesota ¦ 600 to 800 acres pf students! •;. improve- store the old store building and . . , . the new park will be: ? Looking ahead they know that ment in . the child's development. maintain . it as? an historical Historical Society will make a museum purchased this week, A citizens committee pupils who have:been kept back museum. : of this, old store building in Forestville also is anxious to create a lake in . the new ' appear all too frequently among The citizens committee is in- State Park, Fillmore County. The nucleus,. recreation area. (Griswold photo) ' the dropouts. They also know Talk cn Mentally terested in creating a large that automatic promotion has lake in the park by damming great dangers. Retard waters in the area. This could ed Slated be accomplished by federal per- IN THEIR uncertainty; they ticipation through the Soil- Con- Pierced Wood ask the parents "What : is your At Cotter Tuesday Service arid the Water- desire regarding promotion or servation The Re-v. Raymond Runde of shed Law. : ; .? retention of: your child?'' A par- Can Be Used (or ent's decision is usually based St. Colleta.School for the Men- PETITIONS from all over ' ori a child's position as to physic tally Retarded; Jefferson , "Wis., Gmnq Vvill .speai. at a Omental health County would help get Get Fillmore Lets cal .leadership, and his social at- the lake project under way, Lar- ' ' tachment to. his convocation Tuesday at 2:39 i, ' .? . .? '.' y' .' ' B A. F. SHIRA? Dividing Rooms group?Thcy can son said , and would give him y contribute to . the : decision but p.m. at Cotter High School. authority when contacting state By VIVIAN BROWN lack the background of exper- Attending, in addition to Cot- Some February Thoughts AP Newsfeatures Writer ' ter , students, will be members officials about the project. February is with, us again and we welcome it as always; ience necessity - 'to..- take. full re- ' Larson, who is on the . legis- You can y liven a room with sponsibility , of the Winona: County Mental since it is the last ; official month of .winter. On the whole it ingenious Health Association and' lative building commission which is a rather window treatment . At times both teachers and county¦¦ unpredictable?month , zero, temperatures, snow , and decorative health nurses. v ':' - ' '¦ has to act on state building and ice; and even spring-like weather? However, the: days are in- touches to per- parents are in such a quandary mit more storage space. All. interested per5oh*-are in- park projects, said final cost creasing measurably and the sun becomes ^ warmer. Whatever they ask the child "bo you want of the park Is: expected to run Interior designer Fred Shral- to stay back or do M«Mi ^MMM«MMW>WMMMaM ^ilMMMIOT«« ber of designs offering various However, to move oh without Lewis, 87? of Menbmonie, -Wis., ¦ Will Go on TV ful illustrations that abound in beauty. Flowers that are sym- degrees of: visiblity depending was killed Friday when struck "¦>l "' ¦ the nursery catalogs. metrical tend to become un- adequate skills may be disaster- -WWBW - -1 0EOW. UP I'M C0\\i&i70 ¦ (AP) , on the:pierced . pattern. pus. ?y by. an automobile on a Seattle ; ' : ' NEW ALBANY, Ind.; , - : The quiet contemplation of interesting • ¦' regardless of their ii' . . BUltOv:^ACHlNg5-^'6d ;i' CAN'T.?Be'^-^¦- ',>• • A cocktail lounge in New Al- .At windows lie used three street. He¦ was in Seattle to visit " y the growing season ahead tends colors and charm. Asymmetry panels vertically arid panels THE REAL solution lies In a ;son. ';: . . . . REPLACED :: By m£ yf i " H-i. bany is going to put on its own just on the other hand makes a ¦ using pa- to soothe the troubled rriirid across, the top to frame hand- television program , as the fragrance of a beautiful forceful impression; on the mind APARTMENT 3-G Kptzky trons for the cast. . ' •.- some citron yellow shades. One *Y Al*x flower, fleeting though it may and creates an. interest that is panel ran down.a window?that The camera ,; which will be not called forth by a symmet- mounted in the lounge and relay be, will ease some of the cafes was twice as .large as. the orie that beset us. Beauty may be rical blossom. In all living pictures to a television set . in the adjoining it so that the effect said to be an outward mani- things their are: irregularities, was . of three windows all the front window, will enable pass- or other qualities of . asymme- ersby. to isee what's; going on—¦ festation of the hidden laws of same size. nature, so secret that they re- try, that are sources : of great In another area of the room, as required by Indiana law. beauty. No two leaves, even on The bar is in an area with no main unobserved. at the : "h ," he created a rdem the same tree, are exactly alike. divider-storage unit by making windows on the: ground floor of MILD WEATHER -it this Beauty may be considered as a motel. That created the prob- . the panels a double width with tirrte of the year : always HV an impression, fleeting, yet im- 15 inches of space between and lem because the law says you longing of the gar- , that, cannot be. appro- must be able to seeinside? creases the mortal a panel that opens into a stor- dener to get but and dig in the priated by the individual alone. age area with shelves; . In .1963 a cable was laid soil and to explore for: some of The , flower that blooms today The. room created by.the stor- stretching 3,400 miles from Eng- this hidden beauty. Yet, it may and fades on the morrow may age divider is used ; as an of- land to the United States — the bring a little anxiety to the not seem to be more tangible fice and dining area, The stor- first direct telephone wire be- gardener whose rose bed was than the transient colors of a age wall was attached to hor- Jween the two countries. The only lightly mulched last fall , rainbow. izontal wooden boards on the cable carries 128 telephone mes- especially since the additional THERE IS no stiffness ir floor and at the ceiling. Doors sages simultaneously t . snow covering has entirely melt- na^ ture, no harsh lines that need may be: put on hinges or hung MARY WORTH By Saunders and Ernst ed away. Iii such a case, it is any other way. well to apply some extra mulch to be embellished for beauty 's sake. The naked branches of Shrallow's apartment Is large now of leaves or marsh hay, so he created other storage - a tree in winter may seem pending another good fall of stark and ungainly, but as one areas with the panel board by to show. The same can be done studies their asymmetry and squaring out corners. r^n'^r or other Ti the crocuses, tulips , observes the graceful way in spring bulbs , if they are show- which they bend and sway in ¦ ¦ ing growth. They usually appear You just se^^^^fl^ the frigid blasts, there can be earlier , when planted on the but one thought beauty in mo- ¦ ¦ ONE dial with the , Portrait Given south side of the house near tion. ¦ ¦ ^^^ ^ add . » tha new ^H_ foundation , where they A virtue that all true lovers y some of the first colors to-the j DIALCET BT ) : ' of gardening should possess is To Galesville beauty of spring, that of patience. No amount of ¦^ ¦¦¦¦¦Bm ^^OA L. ' GALESVILLE , Wis , ( Special) ^m\mmmmmmmm\mm^^^^^^ ^ K ^^^^ B»\^* ' simplicity are the Unity and wishful thinking will hurry na- — A portrait of the first prin- two true sources of beauty ture along. We may become also cipal of Galesville University, which may be portrayed impatient as a rose bud is ob- Bishop Samuel B. Fallows , has in the natural grace of motion. served from day to day wait- been presented to Marynook What is really beautiful needs ing for the opening and before Novitiate of the Society of Mary NANCY By Ernie Buihmiller ^^J-r^? - no adorning. The lily needs we realize it the bloom bursts here. no gilding, nor is the luster of a forth. Winona Plumbing Co. Formal presentation was made pearl enhanced by being rubbed When a rose, peony, or other by Arthur F. Giere , Galesville , 1124 East Broadway polished stone. An Phone: 2416, 2035 down on a (lower , is carefully examined on behalf ol Miss Ethel A. Fal- appearance of delicacy is al- the many irregularities of the lows, Winona,> a grand-niece . petals will be observed and this Fallows came to Galesville iri n ymmetry . no doubt , adds ta 18,r>!) after graduating from the the beauty wheather or not w« University of Wisconsin with are directlv conscious of it." highest honors. Here he also re- ceived the master of arts de- cree in 1(102 and doctor of laws New York Woman degree in 11104 . Lawrence Uni- d£km& versity awarded him a doctor 105 on Sunday SPELL of divinity degree in 1073, He FAULTY OUTLETS NIAGARA FALLS , N. V. l/n- received the same hnnor from —Miss Mary Rice observed her Marietta College in 190.').

Fallows also was vice presi- - h- ¦ '¦¦¦'—.-,. „- ., , ¦ I , I ..,¦ ¦• 4.1.. 1 . II ¦ ¦ ¦ -¦ 1 1 11 1 1 1 111 m F-l-R-E! in Home or Factory lOrith birthday Sunday and re- " | i * i ' * " " —.— — called that she hnd witnessed dent of Galesville University , celebrations when soldiers re- While here he married Ihe pre- REX MORGAN, M. D. _ _ By Dal Curtii •"' -• —::—n—;-r-.—/ — .ITLL,^ I r;~j :. w i 1 turned home from the Civil War. ceptress , Miss Lucy B, Hunt- rv ."" • .. ' . \i 1/ \ s ' T\ " rr.".TT".i: Miss Rice , who Is in flood ington. health , said she felt much After two yenrs here he re- younger than ldfi . signed his position, in which he p.nrnerl $400 annually. l)OEHF,R RK-KLKCTI 'i n He become a bishop nf the Hnrokl Dnoror , president nf Reformed Episcopal Church, floorer 's, 1070 W. nth SI., has lie wns rcficnl of the University been re elected a director nf of Wisconsin eight years nnd Northwest Heating Oil Council. stale superintend ent of public ¦ : Docrer , who also is president L?<«. ;' t. .\:/>. ,: *, t'- . --£m&tt^:\-isx^*K)'' i*to '?**'-t^z&6v- :|i-*i Instruction three ' years, Later nf tho Winona Oil Dealers A.v he served us president of Illin- .swifilion, hns server] as a di- ois Wr'slciyan I 'niversity nnd was , It costs *o little to repair worn-out , haxard- rector of NWHOC two years. grand chaplain of the GAR , Northwest Heating Oil Council author ol many ous outlet* — let ui Ho it today. Enjoy «(ifor lie wns the represents distributors, jobhor.s, books. UP was born In England el«ctricci l living by bringing your wiring up-fo- refiners , transporlers ami o!lx>r in lli:;,ri and dlrrt in l!i:>2, Interesls cnnnected wilh oil heal The porlniil of Ihe well- clate. Call ui for froo wiring purvey and ; By Ed Dodd in Minnesota nnd North Dakota. known "Everybody 's Bishop " /AARK TRAIL ------¦ .-. . - 1 ' •slimato. hns n place of honor In the aid ' M Galesville University building next to that of the honored Afl fTx SHELL founder, George Gale, KLINE SHELL KANbtDAMf,E Father and Son ^§y Drown in Wisconsin £l£CTWC joBRtit FUEL (^ \ / DR PRftR . Wis, (AP)-Quen- \ "Survtuf i H' nloiia For Orrr \ WIRINO iitt a ctnturu " tin Ullmer, VI , De Pcro , and his 'i \SURVEY/ son , Stephen, 11 , ¦* ^ Burmeister Co. drowned when 12? West Second Street ^ ^~-~-"' PHONE 23»4 I heir motorized sled broke PHONE 5512 through loo on the , 352 We»t Second Strttt Fox River "Lit -rn ',«' (/ Hondud Saturday. A witness rescued u K/rcirici iiiis ' second son. Daniel , l) , FOR ONESDAY /6^y IyVmj^liytr VERY SPECIAL I \ : LEHTIHES ! t. ! ANML . RG-Cola J^wSlfc ¥» . ' i ^ Heart SliMS i amammmmW ^^W«. •Va• A"™**,eB,i f @MHpR| In the Beverage _l^kWLW^j^^^w^ "* ^S-1- I Section ^^^ M^ ijis ^^^R^MR of J ^^^ ! ' ^Sfl^^^mmmWffn) ^^^ ""l 5 Your Favorite i Sfore | '" ' I J^ !^few GDODwtsK irsMcVey s t N J**^ V^Si^i^'ll^^^ i ^l i U m.m&' l.UI}^ *^• • "&*,'V •l*"Wmil>»$^!2^!l!C«^W• ».W»B»"'»'1{"8 WSja«M- W ' I ' > »T»HW v)*' W,MUtwas*'V

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Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths To Caledonia municipal court. , "?> . ' ". . Hurt in Accident Larry Dahl, Peterson, Minn., Hears 2 Suits WABASHA, Minn, (: Special — Memorial Hospital Mr$. Simon Drury was arrested Sunday at 8:30 Mrs. Rote Witt WHITEHALL , Wis? (Special) A 23-year-old Theilmari .man is After Highway .Mrs. WABASHA, Minn. (Special j - p.m.iat the Harriet street cross- Vlflfins hours: Medical ind surgical Rose Witt, ISi, 373 E. Hospital Board —A jury was drawn in Circuit ' in good condition at St. . Eliza- patents: I to 4 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. (No Mrs. Simon Drury, 67, died of ing of the Milwaukee Railroad chlldrtn under'IJ.) . . Broadway, died today at 8 a.m. CALEDONIA, Minn, f Special) Court for Trempealeau County : beth's Hospital, \Vabasha, with Maternity piflchts: 1 to 3:30 and 7 l» at Community Memorial Hos-r a stroke at 10:30 p.m?Saturday. tracks oh a charge of disobeys ¦:30 p.m. (Adults ' - only.? - — Three directors of tie Cale- this morning to hear the $20,000 ! injuries received in a one-car Crash at Durand . pital after a long illness. She had been at St. Elizabeth's ¦' ing a stop sign . He forfeited donia' Community Hospital Asso- - : suits brought against an insur- accident early Sunday. DURAND, Wis. (Special) - SATURDAY The former Rose Smocke , Hospital here three weeks. $10. ; , . David Harney received lacer- The former Cecelia Grass, ciation were re-elected at the ance company by two Indepen- One person is in St; Benedict's ADMISSIONS she was born : Oct. 3, 1885, to Howard F. Every, Lewiston, dence, ations of the face , ':' a broken she was born to Mr. and women for the automor Hospital here as the result of Mrs. Ernest Randall, John and Mary Clark Smocke, annual meeting: There are two Minn., was arrested Saturday nose, and contusions . of? the Lewisr Mrs? Frank Grass Feb. 23, 1896, bile accident deaths of their a. two-car collision within tha ton, Minn. . -. - Winona.. She bad:lived in Wi- : new members oh the board. at 11 a.m. at Main and Samia .- . chest when his car left highway . She was a lifelong resident sons,. . - . city limits Sunday: night. Miss Gretchen Saecker nona all her life. Her husband , Dr. A. D Davison Grant Lap- streets and charged with dis- 60 about a half-mile east? of , 623 here; : ??y? , , judge Merrill Farr , Eau Mike Parish? who was a pas- Winona St. ? the late: Hugo Witt, died Oct. obeying a stop sign. He forfeit- Dumfries . . and y went . down a A registered nurse, she was ham and R. ,.E? Sprague were ¦ ¦¦ Claire, presiding^ joined the senger ih the ';' Maurice Feritbn, 7, 1963. She was a member of ed $10. " ' . bank. It stopped before drop- car driyen by ¦ ¦ Roliingstone, Rafael's Hos- cases becaus they involve the his brother-in-law MOrin. - . ¦ ' St. John's Catholic Church, Wi- a graduate of St. returned to the board. Allen ping , into a creek but was teet- , Giles Bauer, , was mar- Reihhold Lange, Echo Valley , same accident. 3'OyDurand Rt. 1, Mrs. Henry Wiener nona County Old Settlers As- pital, St. Cloud. She ftuesmann was elected director '¦ ering on the: edge: ? is being treat- , Sugar ried Aug. 16 1924, at St, Felix Winona Rt. 3, was arrested Sat- . Mrs. Julia Kulig is suing for ed for a slight concussion. Loaf Trailer Court. sociation and the Degree of , succeeding liis father , A. F. !¦ The accident was investigated . ' Church and was a member of urday at 8:45 a.m. at Broad- the death of Richard Kulig arid " ¦ Debra Brown , Utica. Minn? Pocahontas. by the Highway Patrol, Harhey . Bauer, ¦better, known as ''Put-, its Altar Society Huesmann. way and Liberty Street on a Mrs. Stella Espeseth, Town of BIRTHS Survivors are : one daughter, the church, : was brought to ;the; hospital at ter." .was proceeding east on and the American Legion Aux- charge of driving 42 miles; an Chinahey Rock , Independehce ; ' • ¦ Mr. and Mrs. Basil HemstOck Mrs. Leon ( Ruth) Leece, Clarks- HUESMAISJN has been serving 3 a m. • . Highway 10. V accompanied by v , lliaryvUnit ;5b. ; hour in a 30-mile zone. He for- area, for the? death of Wyliss Fountain City, Wis:, a daugh- ton. Much.? one brother, Harry ? as secretary. Other officers are: his father. . William: V. Bauer; ? " ' ¦ ' Survivors are: Her husband; feited $25. . Espeseth; , Both were .20, and F-arish. Albert Oberle, 62, ter. : . N. Smocke, Winona, and one O. J. Strand , president ; George ,' one daughter! Mrs. D. J. (Mar- Michael A. Davis, Cresco, Defendant is . Economy Fire Menohionie Rt. 1, was driving Mr. and Mrs .Malcolm Moore, sister, Miss Evelyn Smscke, .Wi- ' ' ¦ ;; ilyn) Carrels, Aberdeen, . S;D:;; Schauble, vice presid«nt, and & Casualty Co., which had in- , '• . ¦? ' ¦? ' ' ¦ 855 38th . Ave;, Goodview nona.:. . . rowa, was arrested Saturday at west .v. -? . ? .;. - , . . : :?' .: , a . William. Goodhue; Driver Charged (daughter. Funeral services will be Wed- one son , . Sprague, treasurer; Other direc- 8:35 p;ni. on a charge of driv- sured the terrehce Nelson car: .? At the junction of Highways; eight grandchildren ; eight sis- DISCHARGES nesday at 9 a.rri; at St. John's tors are A? C. : DriscoU, Dr. H. ing 40 miles an hour in a 30- The Neison car . was driven by 10 and 85 the Oberle vehicle . ters, Mrs. Eugene; Carroll, Mrs. ' :¦: , Baby boy Brabbit , .4732 5th Catholic Church, 4 hey Rev; j; mile zone on Sarria Street be- Terernce s son, Warren,; also proceeded into the left lane, re- Andrew Binner, Mrs. Luverne Virnig,: Styrk MyhTe, Clar- St,, Goodview. James D, Habigerv officiating, tween Huff and Main streets. killed in the accident that oc- Alter Accident sulting - in the head-on collision, Beatty and Mrs, Jack Balow, ence Nielseit, Charles Albee and ; Mrs? Harvey: Rogers, Minne- Burial will be in Woodlawn He forfeited $25. curred on Highway 93 between ' A 19-year-old driver was according to : City Paitrolrhan Wabasha: Mrs. Lloyd Arnold, Mrs. D: A.?Quaiy, C aledonia; sota- City. " :.; Cemetery. ¦ - . • ? ? - y vDavidyB. Maschka , Minneso- Elk Creek and Eleva April 21 . charged with Carei ess driving Everett Biles. Wausau, Wis. ; Mrs. Nathan Ti- Herbert - Fruechte, Eitzen. and ' . Friends may call at Breitlow ta City , was charged with driv- .1982.:?: ?. ??? Saturday evening. He is to ap- v Damage to the Bauer car was SUNDAY tus, Phoenix , Ariz? Mrs. Amel- Dr. BrunjUlv Kvamme,. Mabel. J Funeral Home Tuesday from ing 45 miles The vehicle left the right side pear in court , at 8 p.m. today extensive,?the -officer said. Aft-. ADMISSIONS ia vDePuy, Winona; and Mrs. auxiliary has two an hour in a 30- will be . The hospital of the highway on a: curve and "Goodview justice court . : er minor repairs Oberle was; James - Ludoyissie, Red Top 7 to . 9 p.m. Rosary Minneapolis;";¦' two board, Mrs, mile zone on Gilmore Avenue in Louis Latour, members on the skidded and rolled down the Sheriff George Fort said Fred able?to continue on to Menom- Trailer Court. said at 8? - ; Leonard and Henry, Zimmerman replaces between Highway 61 and ?Vila ¦ ' brothers. Robert/ hillside. Only survivor was H. Venning. 1160 W.. 4th St., ohic. . " " . -Mrs?' - -Ida Ollhoff , 626 E. Minneapolis and one half-broth- Mrs. George Street at . 5:40 p.m. Saturday . ' ¦ ¦ , Mrs..Manly Schiltz. George Jacobson. Chimney driving north on County Road : . -?¦ ¦ "' ' Broadway . Winona Funerals er. Leonard Tuma, Wabasha. remains on th« board, He' forfeited $25, Vandre Rock, who sued and won a set- 25 . South of Minneiska? lost David Holien , 1734¦ Kraemer¦ The funeral . service will be The directors will meet Thurs- All arrests were by. police. ' : ¦ • ¦ " ?¦?¦ Ella Gaustad . tlement for his injuries. control ; of his car and spun Dr. ^ :-?? • . ..?;¦?• . , Mrs. Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Fe- day night to reorganize. ;¦'. Funeral services for Mrs. Jurors drawn, were Lester through .the oncoming traffic Luther G I en n a , Rushford, lix, the Rt. Rev. Msgr? John A. ¦ According to the annual re- Two Durand Men ,:314 Olmstead Back , Preston: Leonard Ben- lane, across ? the opposite Minn; ? Ella A. Gaustad Mich officiating. Buna! Will be port of Administrator C. S. Wea ther . Robert Dorsch, 652 W. 4th St. St., will be . Tuesday. ,at 2 p.m; ¦ der and Don Gilmeister? Cale- shoulder of the road and into in the church cemetery ; " . Slehehjem there Were 1,290 pa- EXTENDED FORECAST Kimberly Erickson, Minnesota at Central Lutheran Church, donia; Percy Babcock and Roy the . ditch where he struck a ¦ Pallbearers will be Larry tients in the hew 37-bed hospital MINNESOTA -;. - Tempera- :¦ ' ¦? ' Given Probation City. ' . . . Dr: L. E. Bfynestad officiating. Dahlby. Eleva; Walter St en- tree.;- .?;¦" . Schlundt, Harry Burkhardt, during 1963, an increase over tures will average 12-16 de- ':¦ : , ' Albert Kolstad, Arcadia , Wis. Burial will be in WoodlaWn berg;, town of Ettrick: . Ches- ' One . passenger , Stanlev Los- DURAND Wis. - Two Du- '' Jack Fitzgerald; Harry Reick, the-1,115. admitted in tiie old 21- grees above normal with a gra- ' Leo Richter, Minnesota City. Cemetery, . ter Heath .yUnity ; Arnold Han- inski, V52RV Wall St ;? ;was? in- : rand men : were placed on proba- . George Vogt and W i 11 i a m bed hospital the previous year. dual warming . trend through ! tion in; Eau Claire County : . ? Lyie: Urban , 105'5'i ' AV, Broad- Fawcett Funeral Home is in son', Hale; David Bautch and jured in the accident. He Avas ¦ ' Schurhamrner. The hospital opened in mid-De- the week. Normal highs 14-22 , of way, :' "> charge of arrangements; There Bonnie Ressell, Town of Arca- taken, to . Community Memorial ! Court Friday on .charges : Friends may call at Abbott- cember 1962? north , 21-28 south . Normal lows John Speltz. 160 E. Broadway. will be ho visitation, ? dia; John Docken, Gale, and Hospital and released after stealing; $95 Avprth of tractor Wise Funeral Home after 2 8. below to above north and zero Eric Johnson , 208 W. Waba- HOSPITAL days totaled 8,344 Max Lilla. Town of Trempea- being treated for a . ;severe, cut parts from the Eau Claire Im- ¦ Frank Drussell y p.m. today. The Altar Society to 9 above south. Precipitation sha St. - ' last year compared with 7,760 in leau. oil the left side of ?hi's head^ plement Co. Wednesday. '¦ Funeral services for Frank will recite tile Rosary at 3 p.m. will average one to two-tenths '2 Felix Wawrzyniak, Elgin . Ho- 1962. The average patient . load According to arresting sher- James W. Koller, 37,' Rt. , . Dunkerton, Iowa , and Msgr. Mich at 8 p.m , inches northeast and less than . Drussell, was 22.8 last year arid 21 the iff's officers, Elroy Balk and and yWilliam E. %ger? 29, Rt. . , held at one-tenth inch west and south, ™ v. Mrs. Aaron Castle, 366Vz-Kati: former Winonan, will be year.. ? John Schneider, Benning was 2, alao were fined . 00 and costs ' Mrs. Sue Gibson previpus occurring as light show, sas St. 10 :a.m. Tuesday at St. Mary s ' mostly driving a 1958 model on what I and ordered to pay during their ..:. GILMANTON,; Wis? (Special) The payroll last year , was north portion Tuesday and Tues- Scouts Guests . ¦ Lynne Rohrer, Cochrane;. Wis. Catholic Church , the Most Rev. is commonly called Schell Hill probation term. —Mrs. Sue Gibson , 86, Eau $117,328. The previous year it day night and again over state BIRTHS - George Speltz officiating. A.pre- at 7:45 p.m. Saturday? Each man rece ived an . addW CLaire, a former postmistress Was $89,000. Of 52 on the ¦pay- about Friday. " ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matej- liminary service, will be held at They said he lost control of tibnal fine of $10 and costs : or .- ... here, ?died Friday at Sacred roll, ahbut ?15 are part-time, WISCONSIN - Temperatures ka , 4231 E, 5th St., a son. ti.'Sfl at Watkowski Funeral At Cathedral the car because he Was speed- two days in jail for driving va * Will be in St. Heart Hospital, Eau Claire, Mrsi Jean "Wenig is supervisor will average around 10 degrees Mr,, and Mrs? Frank Eossin Home- ^Burial Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts ing, traveled 120 feet in the car with inadequate ; brakes. : ' where she had been a patient of nurses. . above normal northwest and y Jr;, 825 W. Mark St:, a son. Mary s Cemetery. . ¦ left lane of traffic and then Both pleaded guilty to - tha y one week? . Stenehjern . said the . hospital around; 7 degrees above normal were guests at a monthly break- ¦? DISCHARGES Friends may call today after another 6b feet v on ;; the left charges_Thursday; ? ^ The former Sue Gumbert , she is in good financial condition. In southeast Tuesday through Sat- fast of the Holy Name Society, Don a 1 d Whetstone, Homer 2 p.m?at the funeral home. Ros- ; shoulder before he went into ?Eau Claire County sheriff 's ' ; was born here Sept.. 23; 1877 addition to paying ¦principal and urday. Normal high 21-30 ahd of; Cathedral? of the Sacred Road.?: ary will be said at 8. , , : officials arrested the men in the daughter of Jeremia and Nancy interest due on the hospitl this normal low 1-14, Warmer about Heart : Sunday after 8 - a.m. the ditch and hit a tree, 10 feet Mrs. John Holubar and baby, ' ':¦' ' • ' ¦' • ¦ (he Cleghorn area after they receiv- (Timbliri) Gumbert. She was year, it. has surplus sufficient to Tuesday or Wednesday, turning Mass;.. : . • • ". .' . ' . from . other side of the 180,E. Mark St.. ¦? .- . ed a call that two men wer« . Watchmakers i married to Charles Gibson carry payments through to a little colder about Thursday Members of Scout Troop . 11 ;j road.v Mrs. LaVern Fritz and baby, Ate* after acting suspiciously around a ear serving as postmistress June .191)5, so there vvill be no or Friday. and Cub Pack 9 and their lead- . More than $300 damage was Minnesota City, many Precipitation will to- i parked between two buildings Name Winona Man years. She also lived in Port- charge on the taxpayers for the tal around one-quarter . inch ers were honored , in observance done to the?front and left side :¦¦:¦ Mrs. Robert Thompson and . ; j ' 'there. - land , Ore? before moving to hospital ,; he said? northeaatern section and one of Boy ScoUt Sunday. At Mass ¦ of the car : baby, Prairie Island Road. : RUSHFORD, Minn, (Special) They were -arrested on High- 'E au ' • Claire .•:. ! ' . to two-tenths inch southwestern the boys; their fathers and lead- John McNeel , 120 E. Sanborn — Twenty-eight watchmakers . . .. . THE HOSPITAL iv,as built \ way 9.1 near the Lund Impte ¦ ' ¦ - sections in rain or snow about ers received the Holy Eucharist St.. ' ?.; ,;,. -.?- . ??;. :. ; ?¦- .;. and , wives attended the South- Mrs? Gibson' was . a member issue sold by the ment Co. when Koller was W with a bond Wednesday drv Thursday and in a body. Mass servers were 2 Tests Slated . Mrsv. Leo Ayres, 473 W. King eastern Minnesota Watchnnato of Grace Lutheran Church , Eau village , and from contributions. turning to the car after an un- ' ¦ again about Friday or Saturday. four Senior Scouts in full uni- 'St?. Association annual meeting at Claire- the Golden Age clubs of Tn addition , new ' curb , - gutter, successful attempt to; take form. ' ¦; : ¦' •? | At WSC Saturday * -Mrs. Bruce Krings and baby, Golfview Restaurant Wednes- Eau Claire and Chippewa¦ Falls ing and other improve- OTHER TEMPERATURES ,. .. drive wheel off a tractor iii th« ' ¦¦' ¦' ¦? ' ¦' ¦ blacktopp : 1109 Marian St. , day; . ?. , ?' . and Kings Daughters. •? ments have been completed this By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS At the meeting. President -. About 200 area high school company's lot. ; Guest speaker was Douglas Survivors are High Low Pr. Donald Gray read the Catholic seniors?and?Winona State Col- Berger was represented by Miss Elaine Mertes, Fountain ; One brother , year. . - ¦ ?? Kirchner, president of Kaynar Albany cloudy ; . 24 5 ,,: chaplain 's report of activities lege freshmen .will take the Karl Goethel . Durand City;?Wisy . Jehn Gumbert, Chippewa Falls, Work is " progressing on con- , in court Diamond Co? Minneapolis, who and one sister Albuquerque, clear:.": 40 .20 .. at the 19G3 session of Canip ACT college entrance examihar Friday.' Mrs. Raymond Kostuck and ^ Mrs; Ida Ami- verting the old hospital, to j baby, 363 E. Howard St. spoke on better store manage- don , Moncloyi. Four brothers Atlanta^ clear ,?; , '55 ?32 - Hok-Si-Lay The society author- tion at WSC Saturday morning. : which the new one is attached ¦? ' ' ETTRICK FUND DRIVE Debra Brown, Utica; . Minn;.': ment. :A technical film and and five sisters have died. Bicmarck, snow¦• •..; 37 .0 'T ized a contribution for the . They'll report at Somsen Hall by an elevator room. Stenehjern ]. ETTRICK , Wis. (Special ) - . briefing on the new electric Funeral .services will be 11 Boise, clear?..?..? 32 20 y . camp "s yl964 session. Members at 8 a.m., according to M. L. said it probably will be ready Mrs. C. A Brye Mrs. Raymond Fawcett, 381 watch was shown, a .tn.: Tuesday at Stokes Funer- ¦ Boston . clear ...... 29 niii voted to send a letter ¦of ;. ap-- Mariner, director of student: [ . , campaign for opening May 1. The vnev " . manager of the Ettrick Druey Ct., was admitted Friday. Officers elected were: Leroy al Chapel, ' Eau Claire. Burial Chicago, cloudy. ... 31 26 .01 preciatiOn , to Cui) Scout den services . who is in. charge of? Town nursing care service here will " and village 1964 Steber, Winona , president ; Char- will be in Gilmanton Cemetery. Clev. ?J, cloudy .. 25 ]fl .?;; ;: administering the test. l . V Red Cross provide room lor 37 beds, Beck- mothers. ' fund drive BIRTHS ELSEWHERE les Johns, Winona? vice presi- Friends may call at the fu- Denver, y:lear V- ¦ 49 40; ?. The?ACT test also will be: •; , said $5O0 . is Et- : er Lumber Co., Caledonia , is " ' The history of Scouting was dent, ahd Donald Hartley, Cal- neral home today and; until Des Moines, snow . 27 ,22 - - 'l given . April 2.1 and June 20. ! trick's share of the Trempea- the Ihe genera l contractor. ' outlined by Rev? Martin Olson. HOKAH, Minn, (Special ) -- edonia? secretary-treasurer. time of the service Tuesday. Detroit/ cloudy : . :.. . '-28 1!) . DeadHhe for application for the! i leau County budget, The soli- Catholic chaplain of the Game- ; Mr; and Mrs. Conrad Larson ,. Pallbearers, all nephews, will Fairbanks, clear .. -12 -33 . .v April test is April 4. I citation will be completed by haven Council. Father Olson ' -j Minneapolis, a son.. Mrs. Lar- be Ardean, Leslie and Jerry Helena, cloudy . ?.. 43 *3? On Saturday the graduate . en-• . March. 15. Campaign headquar- Galesville Residents TworState Fu nerals said full participation by the. ( son is the former Rachel Corey Gumbert , John and ; Lloyd G ib- Honolulu , cloudy ,. 76. C9 T trance . examinations also will i ters will be at the H?& R Elec- church was authorized. In 1912: ¦ of Hokah and Larson formerly Hurt in Falls on Ice son and Robert Amidon. Mrs. Arthur Knauf Indiaiiapolis, snow 31 26 .05 bev given? ' . I trie Shop. ' The first troop in the , Winona lived at Rushford. They are , Minn. (Spe- Jacksonville, cloudy. 60 . 43 . GALESVILLE, Wis. (Special); ST. CHARLES area of the diocese was organ- former Winona residents. Chris J. Rud )—Funeral services for Mrs. Kansas City, snow .47 X\ .20 — Snow covered ice caused cial ized in 1915 as Troop 2 at the MONDOVI;, Wis. (Special) - Arthur Knauf will be at 10 a.m. Los Angeles, clear .78 53 two accidents.Friday, ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ' Chris J. Rud, 80, Mondovi Rt. Louisville, snow . v. 44 32 '7 old Catholic High School . Since «" - ,¦?¦< • - . - . :.yy ' -y - i'^ -^¦ ¦?j ' ;i:i' ^^"^^ ' " ' IMPOUNDED DOGS Hjalmer Halverson , 79 Tuesday at St. Charles Catholic / . i ,i.£:C $t$tfi £PP , was 1 , died : Saturday night at Sa- Miami , cloudy . v.. 62 M inception of the church's high- cutting brush on a sidehLll near Church here, the Rev . A. P. -No. 2025—Male, black and cred Heart Hospital , Eau Claire, New Orleans, clear 65 38 .. est scouting award , he said. his home when he slipped and Layne of Eyota officiating. ¦¦ ' white no license, second clay. where he had been a patient ' New York , snow , ?¦ 36 :M: .. ,'j85 boys have received the Ad | , fell; breaking a hip; He lay Mrs. . Kn auf-'s . name was incor- No. 2026—Male , black , choke five weeks. He had been, hos- listed as Knaus in the Philadelphia,, snow 38 M Altare Dei medal in the diocese. about an hour before being dis- rectly ' collar , second day . pitalized here before transfer- Sunday News. Phoenix , clear •. .. 71 37 .. . -'Scouting is a game, Father covered by a school bus driver ring there . Pittsburgh ' Olson said, but it teaches Amer- No. 2028—Male , brown and The former Dolores Heniel- , snow .. 31 21 ?P5 reluming kindergarten child- He was born Feb. 28 , 1883, Ptlnd , Me., clear ... 30 M icanism, good habits and a mor- white small collie, second clay. berg, she was horn Aug. 25, ; ren home at noon. He was tak- in Dover Township, Buffalo Ptlnd , Ore., cloudy . 51 34 . al outlook through the Scout - Available for good homes ? 18!)f> , in Winona County, daugh- en to St. Francis Hospital , La County, to Mr. and Mrs. Ole Rapid City, r;i " s promise, Three brown and white fe- ter of Albert and Matilda Hem- snow .. 27 16 oath, laws and Scout' j Crosse, where doctors said he C. Rud. He had lived on a farm \ Sim Louis, snow .., .41 29 ,11 male puppies. elberg. She was married Aug. Breakfast was served to 165 should make a good recovery. in Naples Township fiO years, Salt Lk, City, cioudy 45 • 29 • . lioly Name members. Scouts J Howard Barenthin. city 25, 1923. The couple farmed in He married Sena Larson, Aug, San Fra.iv, clear ... 63 50 and guests bv women of the ' FREE TB X-RAYS was carrying gro- the Saratoga area tintil mov- councilman, 10, 1912, in Norden Township, Seattle, cloudy 4!l 39 .01 Cathedral Guild. (A) OII . • Wed. Fri., I 5 p. wi. ing to Utica in M58- ' his back door . ' ¦ ' ¦¦ ¦ ceries Joward Eau Claire County. Tampa . .. • Room 8 , City lldlh , cloudy : .. 61 48 when lie slipped , twisting his Mr. Rud was a member ol Survivors are: Her husband ; Winona Co: rcmtleul.i tree , Washir.rjlon. cloudy 47 34 .! BROADWAY ACCIDENT i right leg, Ligaments and mus- tlie Norden Trinity Lutheran one son , Mitchell , Utica ; two Winnipeg, C \ CL : 9 -10 others , $1 each. ) Mrs. Luther L. McCown, 257 1 cles were torn above the knee. Church and the Naples Town- daughters, Mrs. Andre (Elaine M—Missing) (T—Trace ) Grand St., wns driving west on j The swelling was so great it ship board , and WAS a former Lussier, Middletown , R.I., and Total last week . ...:. fi7 Broadway at 7:50 a.m. today was decided to leave him at member of the Pace school dis- Mrs. Donald (Violal Rotas , j Total since 1959 5O,f»20 when her ear struck another , his home unti l the loft returned trict board. He also hold sever- Washington , D.C.; sewn grand- Faith Lutheran Rites i vehicle pulling out of a drivc- somewhat to normal before al church offices. children , and one sister , Mrs. 100 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS wav, The second enr was driv-] © • x-raylng. The log was opened Survivors arc: His wife ; two Clarence CLoety) Station, Sko- Tho Rev. C, , E. Zeidler of • • en 'by Greg C. Gerlach , 714 W, STYLES, A m\ Brian Znborowski , 507 VV. 4th to drain and stop hrmorrbag- sons, James, nt home, and Or- ikie. 111 . Northwestern Lutheran Theolo- ^ m\S^ A^ ¦> ' Broadway and owned by Joseph! SI.. . inc. vin ,, Blnclcsburg. Va .; two Her parents, one brother and gical Seminary, Minneapolis, Gerlnch, More (ban $100 dam- SHAPES daughters, Mrs. Alton (Kuthryn ) tvo sisters have died will officiate at Communion AAA ^ ¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦H BUHnHBaBBai ^ KB ^'' "* ^ services nt 7:30 p.m. Ash Wed- age was done to the right side Wiokcl.son, Mondovi; Mrs. Wil- Friends may w call at Sellnor . ncsdav at Faith Lutheran of the McCown car nnd less AND COLORS lard (Anna) Johnson, Eau Funeral Home ^ here today. Ros- ' Church. lhan $50 to the Gerluch car. ^^ . ^^ Claire; seven grandchildren, ary will b(» said at « p.m. today, TO CHOOSE FROM # # A iincl one si.-slcr , Mi ,s,s Nancy Rud, ¦ - IMondovi , Funeral .services will.be at 2 Mrs. Fuye Uerg, Chippewa p.m. Wednesday nt Norden Lu- Falls, and Mrs . Selmer ( Floy; On call... PUBLIC theran Church, the Rev. Paul Ackley, Columbus , U'is, E|| Monson officiating. ' Burial will Two sons have died. tie in Ihe church ce incl cry . Fiincrnl services will be nt 2 since 1878 . Friends may call Tuenday aft- p.m , Thursday at Mondovi JfM- ernoon and evening and until lj Methodist Church , tiio Rev. J. ;i,m. Wednesday nt Kjontvet k Edward Philli ps officiating. Bur- HFC's trustworthy J1S^S| Son Funeral Home here, and ial will be In Oak Park Ceme- NOTICE tery. money service :it Ihe church after noon. Bring *mr Friends may call Wcdnosday (/JlnE L The Whole Family! In the interest of pub lic safety, may Earl Davis afternoon nnd evening nnd un- | Houichold Finance has hern • DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN NATIONAL BRANDS ( ) /HSfflSfilffi a MONDOVI , Wis. Special -- til 11 a.m. Thursday nt Kjont- KandiiiR rrjulv to assist wilh A • OUY DIRECT FROM THE LABORATORY AND SAV E Increasing Karl Davis, H7 , died Sunday vet & Son Funeral Home here , ggggggp we remind the ever - famil y monry nerei s for mum • GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY LENSES—WHITE OR TINTED night nt the Mondovi Lutheran and after noon nt the chiirch. I iffllJJIllfl'lilll • NATIONAL BRAND FRAMES ~ PRESCRIPTION SUN&LASSES than 8ft yean. And today I ltd BIFOCALS, IF , number of motorcycle riders of the Home for the Aged, where he llillwRllll • REQUIRED . . . KRYPTOK ULTEX OR FLATTOP hud lived four years, »rrvc» marc ihnn 2 million . . . ONLY $5,98 ADDITIONAL—SATISFACTION GUARANTEED | | jfl TOMMJIffl • BROKEN FRAMES REPAIRED OR REPLACED WHILE YOU WAIT following rules: He was horn liTerc Oct. 7, pcop lr cvrrv year, ¦ , ¦ ,. . LENSES DUPLICATED 11177, to'IMr, and Mrs, ' Alonzo You, too. can borrow C«,K MONtHLY PAYMENT PIANS • OCULIST'S PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT SAME LOW PRlOs Don 't Anum« « ttoppud cur flt « boulevurd Davis. A lifetime resident of Y»wO*4 • UNION MAD* BY UNITED OPTICAL WORKERS > 1 ¦ »tO|> j igii »cej >pu. iho area, he married Mayme DEEP with cnnlUlcncf from ' „„ LOCAL 853, AFL-CIO 4 „^h „., p^mll AVhite here Sept. L';t, 1B9H. ^" ' NEC8SSARY HrmsrlioUl I' inanct. j,0o $ fj.7-1 S 7. l \ $5 1.89 $18,:K) , HO APfOI^TMBNT CfaftgS Don 't pan fl tlow-moving car »t an inter- Mr. Davis was a moinbcr of 20O IIA' .I UXI l\<."9 Mi' .Cil .' 2 ¦ section. Mondovi Methodist Church , anil 300 1 7.24 :!l.:»f> 2««.tiH f)4 .IC was a (ormer member af the - SOO U7.!'M MM' 4H , 7f> M.74 Woodmen of America. (,00 ,ii.:(« IOR your hrAdlighl ana hour b»for« lh« :t:i.0R r.s.on .IB Turn on jsurvivors nro: His wife ; five ROOC \SK Ahdl'l f:RU)| | ' ' ' ' ' 3 ¦ cflrs do, ( I Iff AMI PfAMl.l l'\ I' mmlnh \nilu,ti thartn nt tht mviithly rati \\mm\W ^mmW .sons. Allen nnd Perry, both of I 1NM RAM;!' ()> |.«)A\S »l .')< » r„ on Ihnl />,nl o( ,i Imlann nol n Mondovi; Demi , ICIevn; Claire, Al f.KDIir RAIf\ (ttitin t ytdil (t n il /' i '",, "n imy itmitin ,in , $: Han Clnlrc. and Howard, Chi- 9 Hour P da,,v cago; three daughters , Mrs. MORGAN BLDG., [' ^twm ^F T/ixti c;/^' L ^. Paul ( Union) Muszynski, Oil- Frldfly Ni hr p,m 25 Pflld FINANCE SUITE 1 °i">" o * 'M' man ; Mrs. W. V. (M.-irgo) HOUSEHOLD ' Hoe.-i- ! —•• ' > (i>Y>Qufi&e*4 ^ ; 7QV » West Third Street PhOtt O 8-3711 ROBB BROS. or. Atlant a. Ga .. and Mrs. .lack ^J$ 5r o» /idvr.- ( Lois) , I yi-nr wrtii.mly nv.illnhlo, >j »hu,l» T lit l.fnn or ronlnnlv »lil\ t'.-impbell Eau ('Inlro: WINOMA viMiin, iiiillnrnh iMOiyiiml /iol (ippllcihlt m lh« »»/!»/¦ MOTORCYCLE SHOP M gr-jidfliildren . 10 great- E. , ni WlM' on»Ki WESTJERN Third St.-PHONE: 8-2941 Ml (, ln> (- . Mr "illl ,nly nn prfv. ru<|ipii ill IU-.V - IV il rloilois 573 Ew . 9.30 to 'End ol St. ¦ ' - - --———--———*——————— Mrs . Mni'lol Runiott . Mondovi. mm^~~"~^ m^^ m~m^~ •- -• - . - m^mmmmmmmmmmmmm,it*mm *tii|>«aMMA««M)^MM*MN^MMMM«iM« ^a^wasB 'wrawimuHuwun Mcsss«,The Russians were the big . Flying Eagles falling 20-18?Ted From 6 to 4.1 Claire Flying Eagles, 154.5; 3. Tom Gib- Claire was first Lee had 14 for the Petes arid J . winners, for the third time, in son, Flying Eagles,. -114.il" 4. Chris Hen- in Class 3-2 with teammate Bob With numbers cut frbrri six to a row. They got 11 gold medals, drlckson, Vlroqua, Wis., 123.8; 5. John Richardson, was - .high for the ' Gehrke right behind. Baurngar- four, Watkins, . Flying Eagles; . 122.9; 6. Al winners with 12. the fortunate members of but the girls won seven. One Blnncboose, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis: , 122.B; ten piled up 135.2 points with 7 Dennis Gordon, Flying Eagles, 122.3; The Pee Wees took a 29-?2 win Winona 's Catholic Recreation?l other came, in pairs figure skat- . . Gehrke, tallying 124 .5. . Center boxing team departed ing and one in hockey, leaving 8. Tom- Lahner, Flying Eagles, 121.1; with Tom Browne hitting 18 9. Terry Rudie, . Westby, Wis., 119.3; 10, .. Baumgarten was judged most Sunday afternoon for a trip to two for the men in races. . Jeff. Bunke, VRushford,-' 111.3. . points. D. -Hatlevig got 10 for "' CLASS 3-1 - graceful • ' ;¦? ' " the Mill City and a whirlwind v . ? Peterson? . ' Most of the Soviet medals I. Korey Arneson, Wisconsin Rapids, Korey , , * tour among the. elite- -of Upper Monday, Febmary ] 0, I9G4 came in sports that are about as Wis., 116.6; 3. Roger Gruhlke, - Juniors, Ameson of Wisconsin The Midgets, smashed Iheir . 115.6; 3. Mark. Johnson,. Virbqua, Wis., Rapids, Wis;, won the Class 3-1 opponents m-ZJ: B. Pomeroy^ fir- Minnesota «m ateur boxing cir- WINONA DAILY NEWS 12 fascinating to American as the 1H.7; 4. Bill Erickson, Flying Eagles, ' ¦ with 116.6 points. Roger Gruhlke ed home 36 points for the?win- - cles, ' .i'' - ii. " ¦yi; apple bobbing championship of 114.4; 5. Steve Willels, Chicago, 105.1; 6. : John Toske, Juniors, 104.8; 7. Armond of the Eau Claire Juniors placed ners! and Bruce Brooks 10. Ter- Lee Huwald, Jerry . arid Ron East Lima, phio^ ? Jackson, Weslby/^WIs , 100.6; 8. Bruce Puterbaugh and Curtis,-' Vlroqua, Wis.. 97.8. second with 115.6 points and was ry Highum gathered 14 for . Pe- Mike: Kittelson Jean Saubert , a serious girl ¦V ¦ ¦ ¦ CLASS 2 ' . . .-. - '- judged most graceful. terson.. -' ' • " headed north . with chaperon from Oregon with an urchin hair 1. Bruce Everson; • Flying Eagles, 130,9; John Bell to compete in the 35th Basketba , 1. Jim Remington, Madison, Wis., 127.1; cut and an urge to join the 3. Ken Erickson, Flying Eagles, 124.3; annual Upper Midwest Golden Peace Corps, won a silver arid 4. Gary Evcnson, Juniors, 121.8; 5. Steve AFTER ANOTHEIt TONIGHT¦:,.> ?. These members of Gloves tournament which be- Lawler, Flying Eagles, 120.5; 6- John a bronze medal in . women's ski- Watkins, Flying Eagles, UB.6; 7; John the Winona Catholic Recreation : Center boxing team and gins at 8 p.m. tonight in the Scores mg^- - . Oekarskl, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., 118.5; Lahner, Flying Eagles, 118,4; their coaches will begin shooting for honors in the; Upper Minneajpolis Auditorium.? ¦ The only American gold medal 8. Mike ¦ v;- . - . College . 9. ,Chuck Schlatter, Madison; Wis., 117,0; Midwest tournament at Minneapolis tonight. Holding : the NOT PRESENT when the ¦ ' came jn speed ! skating, where 10. Doyle Loomis, Flying Eagles, 116.8;. ) -' . . - ' ."v . EXST - . Terry McDermott, Who: handles - CLASS i-; trophy are coaches John Bell. (left , and Jim Mullen; Fighters, quartet of Region Eight cham- LaSalle 6X Vlllanova 5t. 1. Jim Wright, Juniors, 127.2; 2. Perry from left? are: Lee Hmv-ald; Ron Puterbaugh, Mike Kittelson pions made their way out of the Duquesne M, Kentucky Wes. 74. the shears in the third chair of Moore, Stevens : Point, Wis., 126:0; 3.' city -were St. John's 71V Chicago Loyola 69. a barber shop in Bay City, Tom Rlcchio, Racine, .Wis , 121.6; 4. and Tom Van Hoof , who won't make the trip because of an Torn Van Hoof and NYU 88, Brandels 45: Bill Cross, Madison, Wis., 121.1; 5. Jim Mike Rivers;? who also , won Princeton 75, Dartmouth 43. Mich., won the 500 meters. Lafler, Wisconsin . Rapids, Wis.,. 117.9; 6. injury. (Daily News Sports Photo) ; •;? Pennsylvania 75, Harvard 47. Tom Strassman, Flying Eagles, 116.6; titles n the Rochester, elimina- Yale 73, Columbia 57. 7. Rick. Phillips, Flying Eagles, 116.2; tions; l'i Cornell 84; Brown 68, 8: Dick Runninp, Juniors; 1V4.2; ' 9. Tom Piftsburgti' 71, Fordham 70. Wafrous,; 'Madison, Wis., 113.5; 10. Dick ¦ Van Hoof is unable .to attend St. Bonavetilure 79, American U. 47. Anderson, Flying ' Eagles, 112.7. because of a shoulder reinjured Arrny «0, Boston College 46. . . ' . GRG Playoff in last week's bouts and Rivers Holy cross 75, Assumption (Mass.) 47 Nicklaus Recalls Providence ,77, Phillips Oilers 71. elected not to miss work. Temple 69, Lafayette 60 (OT), V Can islut 93, Manhattan 83:. BRI KE Wayne Keuhh ol Rochester ' ADJlJSTMENf I Niagara 83,: "S«to n . Hall Action Opens Top wil} replace Van Hoof in the SOUTH Huskies J welterweight bracket while Jeff Kentucky 102, Mississippi it. In Lightweight playoff action Lesson Well Vandcrbilt ii, Louisiana Slalt it. in the Catholic Recreational Moen of Chatfield will move in Duke 104, Maryland 73, PHOENIX , Ariz. (AP) —Jack behind trees a couple of times , Center Junior High League for Rivers in the bantamweight Memphis State 98, DePaul 17. N|cklaus remembered some- but overall it's to your advan- Georgia Tech 91, TUIane 4 8. Sunday, division. ¦ St. Casimir's and St. State Frosh thing Arnold Palmer showed tage to use the driver." Tennessee 81, Miss. State • SI. Stan 's advanced, -to ' ' the finals, The Winonars wieghod in this Peren Slate 83, Navy i3,: Winona State's Freshmen bas- him two years ago and used it N; Carolina 81, Wake Forest 73, which will be played next Sun- He proved it with a finish morning and Coach Ji m Mullen West Virginia. 83, George to advantage jn winning the ¦ Washington day at 2 p.m. ketball team suffered an 80-72 three strokes ahead of the tour- assumes that all will be in ac- 75V \ St. $50,000 Phoenix Open, an event i «eo>rgia 71, Auburn 47. St. Casimir 's topped ,St. defeat at the hands of the ney 's Cinderella man , Bobby tion tonight. Clemson 66 Arnie had captured the past , N. Carolina suite S3. John 's 24-22 behind eight points Cloud State Freshmen .at Me- ¦ Brue , a former Milwaukee am- "They ruiyit two different Furman 61, Citadel 59 . morial Hall Saturday night. three years. , - . ' ' - . i Virginia 56, Willlnm A Mary 14. from Gappa. Brooks had 15 for ateur star who got into the , ' "But'I Florida 97, ways " he said. think all Alabama , 71 St. John's. The Little Warriors were be- "He used a driver on all Ihe event only because 11 others of our boys will be fighting to- W. Kentucky IH, Tampa if . hind 38-31 at halftime and then holes and won by a mile," Nick- 1 , Marshall 85 , E. Kentucky 7] St . Stan 's took the measure dropped out. Brue , 29 was the night. " Rlctimond 96, Virginia laus recalled as he pocketed the Military »o, of the Cathedral Mustangs 42- outscorcd 42-4 1 in?the seond last alternate admitted to the Rating the host chances of MIDWEST gramc. first prize check with a 6fi and field, yet he put together rounds St. Olal 95, Coe Bl . 34. Hildebrandt hit 14 points for capturing a trip to-Louisville , Carleton 68, Beioit 67. Mike, Magnuson 72-holc score of 271. the winners and Cierzan 10. Tim Syltie. of 70-fi7-r.7-70 for a 274 , Ky.,; and the national tourna- MlcJIand i9, Yankto n 59, nnd Dave Anderson each had 18 , The burly young pro fro m Co- Slate College of Iowa 89, Auquslana Browne and Keuug had 10 each . Until he bogeyed the 15th bole (S,D,| <8. points for St. Cloud and Berg ment are Bon Puterbaugh and for tho Mustangs . liimbus, Ohio, proved bis ability Brue appeared lo have a chance Kittleson. Sau lti D.ikota S tmt 13, South Dakota 13. wilh a driver when he blasted 73. In the heavyweight div ision , of catching Nicklaus , who had PUTKHB.YUKII WAS n seml- Jamestown 87, Dickin-on (N,D For Winona. Noel Paulson .l.' (>n the .) 77 , St. Mary 's crushed Rolling;stone iO yards off the tee three bogeys himself oil the finalist in the heavyweight divi- Auasburg 103, Concordia ( Winn.) 69 . was the loading scorer wilh 20 N.D. Slnto 58, North Dakola 57 (OT), 45-7 nnd the Cathedral Knights fourth hole and then hit hole hack nine after a HO going out. points. Jack Hencdid got 15 and sion last year , but once again Gustavus Ariolnhui 70 , S.I, Mary 's whipped St. Stan 's.45-27.' high , six feet away from the As it was, bespectacled Bobby (AMInn.) 55, Sieve Lupin 12? wil! have to cope with champion Hamline 76 , St. John The winners will meet for the hole on the 305-yard-fifth hole. collected his largest golf check ' l ( Minn.) 43 . Winona Slate B (73) St. Cloud 'B' (80) Charlie Smith cf Minneapolis. 51. Cloud 81, Winona 61. title nt 4 p.m, lq fl pi tp t typo -/; HTF's team posted n' 2 ,- , ll!M) P l^O^i^ lffliWW '' ' T"l>"i1 (llncl. MI 5U.95 ^5.00 H Boston Rook ie 3 Ichnildi' s flcrr (Act , AC) 3,915 have 2 lotal.s. 3. Bauer ElftUlc (Lenlnn , MR) 3.908 77fi scratch tolal to go wit h 1'mil Plait Jr. of Nelson 4 Hot risli Shop (Clonic , ACI 3,891 SchHU Dot-r (Com., WO) 3,891 a 1 7li-pin handicap. Tire Service liolds Ihe lop Pesters Leaders M '/.!)() M liihnl«M. Illiirkft.ill 5.17|g5 ' ' 4. I.am' s Cato (Toci,, SMI 3.890 •loo Crease fired a !V7!i for series of Iho weekend, a ^s!oO Kfl 'j f lr Up to $6QO Weaver A Son\ (KC, AC) 3,890 Iho ISTF' s group, Cat Mopf i;:U , Hail ffl 'l'i us l,M H UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY Hv TIIK ASSOCIATKI ) I'HKSS 8 AAM Calo (Mer ch ,, H nusl.l 3,88) r r "Weaver nf Wea- 9 . rtuii' s pilsnn (Cnm., wvoi 3,«43 had n .)(i. ), M ickey S|)enccr Ninv wht-u ymi Junl phono and give ilmp U lloslon may have a light hold )o. ver and Sons posted » |>l!i -Sd money WnlMn\ Mln Vllvi (Tu. , SM) J.P *1 a Ml nnd ('lies Modjeski a nci'd il without Irwinj your cradU Information — or »ond on the Nnllonnl Hockey League flup't llcor (K C, ACI . 3.8«3 and Hay ISainheiiek of Oa- hrimel Wo o flY r thin rxt rn new ,|» cellar , bill its si undo ut rookie. m. sis Har ;i fiOf) . , ollcxhod coupon—w« 'll DTK's, dfivicn loqiiDlit icd peopln who j0 ,|> B rfllt| Gary Dornhoefer , cocilinues to which climbed in- Ilehind Schmidts , which I'lrrortV'ss counts came \>y (ui'fcr tn do luiHinew until. pest IT Ihe bruins ' loftier opposi- to lust pl.-KT in the loam holds second wilh a •J 1!)ir1 from Larry SchoitleggtT and c\ en! of !))«• annual *>.-.-¦-_ tion. Winona count , i.s Unwr Electric nf Fred Hurmeister . .Scheideg- rOR MON6V BY M/VIU— U8B THIS---"-"--"* Men 's howling Associatio n PHONC Dornhoefer. phiying his fir .st the Legion League at Hal- gcr hit II r»r>r» and Hurmeis- V'i J ( _ NUMOER _. J City Tmirn.'imenl after Sm- Ti Hod with } WANT * . . . . J pro season , whacked in a gnnl VM!. ter a r.iiu. r^$ion^ I « nrday ' s first shift nt llnl- Hot Fish Shop of Ihe Ath- I . .. .. t with two minutes leil Sunday 'I he team evenl will con- NAME Itod Lanes .survived : S , night lo give lloslon n 4-1 tie Into letic Club' s Classic cimiit l itiim tlirou /Li h Saturdiiy wilh ¦ ^ " 200 West Third Street ' ~~"" ' ' " "' "'" Saturday mid Suiidny kcgl- and Sehlit'/, P J ADPRbsS . [ wilh Icngue-liMidlng Montreal. Deer of the Com- singles and doubles kicking ¥$ ' "*%#¦ The lie , coupled with Chica- IIIR to remain No.I. munity Lc-ngue at West Rate. ' The WW' s quintet , oft with a I p.in , shift Sun- /ii — Winona — go s i!-l victory agains t TormrTo. which ¦ Howl are tied for fourth with day, The tourna ment con- |j (' got a Wl'/ from linger Hih? ' \PUBUC Fi NANCE j threw the .-mmliens and (he Jt .im totals. cludes Feb. y, \. ' i Hlack Hawks into a first-plnee gen us its high in-divltltial Tied for sis are Lang 's LEO MCKENNA . Phone 6060 i " \W COff FORAVON J stiilemalc. Detroit went fi ve effort , pushed over a.liW lo Cafe ol the Tuesday SI, i V rn in Intulx thnl du tot Br.ilio Spoclflllst i 30? Cho»1« Bldg., Th ird & Ccntor. Wlnono Pliooo 236B « point s al lead of New York ID lend ils nearest riviil Marti n 's League and Wea- fiji /H'ti:' in toni 'ibt ' n Ouilti i a ON-THE-FARM TRACTOR ^MWW ^MM nVkMWMfiWWWMIMMHMWMMMMWfVWMMMMOT ^MMMIMMaM Iheir fourlh-p liice battle wilh a Sc hinicll 's Hecr of the Ace ver ami Sons «.>f the Kniqhts Ni 'icx will he iiiihl is'/i i'd Twuri TIRE SERVICE 1-1! triumph over the Hangers. LciiKiit) nt Winonn Alhlclic of Columlyis loop al Winonn day.) Park Tank • Van Vleet Rink Methodist Post; Miller Salvage, RediTC Ta kes 1s1 Event Wins Pin M^et^ Team Tops Central Methodist Explorer Watkins Post ¦Pos t " - . won - the Annual Sugar ^ M GenJervillev Loaf District Explorer Bowling High CEN'TP^VILLE, WII — The Toui nament held at the W est- Winona No Lineup Lo_>a) Van Vleet. Rink of the gate Lanes, Sundav . City Cage Wins ST? LOUIS PARK, Minn , — -Centcrwlle Curling Club von the The team compiled a scoi e ot Watkins and Miller Salvage For the second . straight day fu st e\ent of the annual mixed 1 iiOi learn membei s wcic won their way into the finals Saturday, AViriona High School's bonspiel held at the club here Gai v Addington Roger Han- of the Park Rec City Basketball 6wlm team met a state power. Change Seen o\ cr the weekend. non , Tei ry Koi upp and Todd League plavoffs with victories ' And for the second day, the ' " :; The Van \ leet -quaitet defeat- Spencer Sundav • ¦¦ By GARY EVANS - ed the Di. Shalgi on Rink of Post won Winhawks bowed. '• '?? Daily News Sports Editoi' Plainview E\ploier Walking humbled Westgate St Louis Park took , the meas- Mankatc for the title w hile Bill second place with a 1 747 total "»M6 and Miller Salv age squeez- ure of. the Hawk tinker's . '64-31 The start of a new week's liirnm of Galesv ille was thud The high indiv idual game was ed past Standard Oil 60-57 In a meet that saw one pool campaign for Winona schools and Bob Ciam , Galesulle a 20i idled b% 'I odd Spencei begins tonight when St. Mary's fourth and his 501 was high series foi The t-wo teams will collide record broken by the winner's ' ' for the championship at 8 pm. Pete Zanha with a time of hosts' Concordia 's . Cobbers , at A totdi of Ti teams fi om Med the touinev ' Sundav 1: 07.1 !!in the 100-yard breast- Terrace Heights at 8- p.m. fold, W ausau Lodi La Cmsse, Lcnti al Luthei an C ranch Post stroke; '' ' . The four city quintets com- Gales\ ille and Center\ille Wis , placed thud with a combined W atkins built up a 31-22 . The Winona '.'B" team Wound piled, a 3-2 mark over the week- and Mankato , Minn , we:e entei- total of 1 473 halftime lead in romping past lip its season , on a winning note; end, With the high schools -win- ed in the three-dav event Westgate lohn Koprowski tal- ning and the colleges bowing. 1 The Leslie Gro\ er Rink of lied 11 points for the winners however: , beating the St. Louis park "B's" 54-40. . V ' . Cotter, the team .'with the best Centen die defeated the Ted and Bruce Hartert ll . Coach Lloyd Luke had praise record , stretched its mark to Harris Rink of Centen die foi Chatfield in Bob Czaplewski 'sd Wcstgats for a trio of youngsters on his 17-2 and established itself as a the second e\ent title w ith with ll varsity. Bill Kane, a tenth grad- definite .threat to; Minnesota" Lodi 's Jack Fasbbender Rink Millci Salvac.0 had to stave er, and Mark Johnson and! Sam Catholic supremacy by winning finishing third and the Hai Li n off a second-half Oiler rally to Gaustad, ninth graders.?¦ ' ¦". a pair of games over the week- Hunter Rink of Galesville fourth. Win Over Trojans win The Mdlermen held a 33- ' ' ¦¦ ' ) Kane placed second In the end;'.: . - - y. .: ' .\i. In the third ev ent , the cham- (Special 2" halftime edge but were out- ' CHATFIELD Minn 80-yard freestyle while Johnson THE Ramblers Friday- night pionship went lo the Chui ch T\- —In a non-confei encc battle be- scoi ed 32-27 in the last period. ¦ ground down Kochester Lourdes son Rink of La Cin^se Tlirit Tom Thaldoi f hied through 31 was second in the : 100-yard' but- j| tween two of Distuct One s bet- terfly and Gaustad second - in by 76-59 and. then Saturday quartet topped Jerr> Handel of ter basketball teams het e Sut- points foi the vv inneis with Rich the 200-yard individual medley. night journeyed to Austin and Medford for the crown. uid«i\ night Chatfield took an Bi own getting 22 for the Oilers St. Louis Park .swept all firsts nipped the fifth-rated Pacelli Ro> Fisk of Lodi v^as (hud 8!() 1 \i(tor\ ov er Rushford and Fred Beck 15 Shamrocks 81-79 behind a 31- and Many Munaj of Centei- ¦ In . the . varsity meet? .. ? Led b\ '1 om Odegarden s 27 John Ritch of \i lington Va , The "B" : squad finished with point performance from . Gene ville fourth. points Chatfield i cbound- Schultz. is the tallest basketball pla\er a 6-3 record . Praised for their ed from ' 18-14 and 3.(5-32 deficits on the Ai mv team He is 6-feet- work: were , ninth-grader-' Bob Winona High: climbed" a game La Crosse State in at the end of the fu .st two quai - nearer a 500 Rydrhan, winner bf the 200- and . record by whip- V Elf«t EVE?CT WINNERS .V? .;¦ . This club?Qv-er the weekend: From left are Mr. teis lo tdki. its overall record 6-7. The . . I5 j THE VSSOmTLD I'RLSS tenth-grader James Grant , win- which captured the first event championship ? and Mr. Sacia. (Daily lWew's ,Spor(s photo > Odegarcle i got hel p fiom Glen ner of the 100-yard breaststrdke Hawks, who got 22 points frorh | La Ciosse tiimmcd Supenoi Bcrnai d who hit 19 \V a \ n e i ENTERTAINMENT ! Pat Boland , are ,5-3 in the Big iri the annual mixed , bonspiel held at the 1 112-90 Satuiday night in a bat and 200-yard individual; medley, ¦Nine?. King who garnered 11 and The.,'; Winhawk mermen . take tie foi fu st place in the State M ike WalLei who meshed 12 NIGHTLY on Shattuck in , St? Mary 's and yWinona State pleased with the Warriors' play. Winona 82-62. St.: Cloud caines College Conference bnskctiacc Ci aig Johnson scoi ed 1*1 i with the senior high didn 't fare as well. The Redmen pool at 4V p.m. Thursday. Wi- "We only: shot 35 percent for a 7-0 ' • re-cord into its Satin day Oshkosh defeated Whitevvatci points foi Rushfoi d and I>1 nona owns a victory over saw their MIAC mark drop to the game -and they hit 54 per- night game Vwith Moorhead : 11=48 , River Falls edged Eau Sandsnoss 18 | AL G0DFREDSEN the 5-5 asvGustavus a team it de- Augsburg, ' Shads in previous competition ? cent;" he said , ."bufc we hustled Clai e 77-76 and Plattevillc Chatfield also won the pie- • ORGANIST • VOCALIST feated -at Terrace Heights a ^ Bemidji romped 105 81 o\ ei squeaked past hapless Wiscon- this year. . -.;. ' pretty Well and everything else hminarv 44-16 At ¦ week earlier , used itsyhome- Bethel in non-conference pi ay -: ST.. LOUIS PARK 44 was pretty good, •??: ? sin-Milwaukee 78 76 on Jack WINONA 31 floor advantage to drop the Brenegan s basket in the final 1 m.OR MLETINC; "Kjome did avgbod job for us In . the Midwest;; Confei ence C*JL^ . ', Cocktail IC0 YARO MEDLEr RELAY '. — V. cold-shooting Redmen 70-55, Meei Garleton made it two in a row 19 seconds TAYLOR Wis ( Special) — andvTim Anderison, -who started UMD ^JLMVSIA . Loonse Jl. :Loiii$ Park : . (HiinsiMer, Itnnt, j Shapely,'.. Campbell); 3. .Winona; r^ : Win on a State entertained his first gameylooked real good Saturday with a 68-62 tun past Stevens Point lost (o Lake The Tav loi Rod and Gun Club 1:51.0. - :- . league-leading St. Cloud and fell ?¦ ,. • Beioit. "St. Qlaf stopped Coe land 106-85 in nonconfeience ac- v ill meet Thursday at 8 p na_ | 107 W. Third : JOO YARD FREESTYLE—L Quicken- on the boards." ?; .' . ' ; buich (S); i, PosBIa 100-YARD FREESTYLE : RELAY-1. St. Murphy 0 0 0 0 SevcrsonV*; 0 1 I St? Mary 's Saturday night MINNESOTA t^TERCOLLECIATg Louii Park (Thompson Hall ,' 1 4 J 6 Lovemrk: 3. 1 1 f , Shankt, Nelson, : Conference Season Campbell); 3. Winona; T—1:39.0 will, play at St; Thomas. Hoder 1 0 O J rUnrlkin J 1 « 7 :: ¦ ¦ ¦ . V W. L. ' :¦ ' W, L-. ¦ ^ ¦ Oleson¦ . « « O C . . , ^ Hertlcad « 6 0. 0 ,. . WINONA "B" 54 ' , . '. . : | Coach Ken Wiltgen plans no Augi' ,..::.. 10 , 1 . 15- 1 ¦ - Burgman 3 1 5 7 Rorjsliko 5 » 3 10 V tiurj ... ^ .' ST. LOUIS PARK ! ¦¦ ?'B'< 40 ' -• ¦ ' ' ¦ . ¦ ' .-J H B ' » l 0 Dululh ..• . . .10 1 . IJ - L .1 Haddorll - 0. . . Jl? change in his starting lineup Rock«r« 10 5 I "i JW-YARD MEDLEY RELAY—7. Wi- ' 5" » ' -« l» Hamline : ... 7y'J .: . 11. . *- -"¦ nona (Rossi, J. Findlay, CoXi Bailey); 2. Williamj 1 J 2 t Uaurnan . for the Cobbers. Denny Burg- 'ugland'O 1 1 <> ST. MARY'S ;. , ... . 5 5 13 .7" < St.- Louis Park; T—3:03.5. Sauser-V 3 J .0 8 Ha ¦ , ' ¦ '¦ '¦ ¦— Gustavus V:. ,,. 4 '7 : 7. ' »¦ ' SOO-YARD FREESTYLE — 1. Rydrnan man will be at. center with Rpg ¦Ludden. I' 1 . 1 . .1 >. '— —-r .: 5 1 S 11 Totals 54 31 19 7P Macaleslcr . . :..:. 3 ! ¦ ' .' y.t ID . (W); 2. Ramborq (S); J. fterger (W) , Pytlewski'and captain Tom Hall Maloney. . . ¦ ' .- . » : ft 1 Vo . Concordia '.:¦:. ,.-:.' . 3 .7. 7 13 SO-YARD FREESTYLE — 1. Zuel IS)) Clarkiii . ¦ ' ¦¦¦ ¦ at forwards and Al Williams BUlfo 0 0 e St; John' s ..V 3' 7 . I. « J. McDOiigall (W); 3: Keiper (W)| 4. 0/ - ' ¦ : "' Si.Triomai -V . V 1 - . ' . T ItV Bass (S); T— :18.2. • '. :. guards; .» and Mike Maloney Vat , ' . , GAME5 TON IOHT . 2O0.YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY—T 7 Total! :i 11 10 53 . . vbetvyeen Vy 25 .30—5 5 Grant (W); 1. Cavalerl IS); 3. Hanson Arf earlier meeting ST. MARY'S ;,.,.;.. . St. - John's at .bululh. ' (S); 4. Braun (W); T-3 .-4M, the two MIAG quintets resulted GUSTAVUS...... v.....,..., :. ., « ; 31—16 Concordia at- ST . MARY'S. DIVING-I. Magnus (SI; 2V Slarln^HHBr } mo:;t lucrative contract to prove team 's defense? Rink son dunked 24 points- and Doug , ¦ HIUIV i HHI^ilf j n I'^/ HBP* > his ' philosophy is profitable '( "1 don 't really know if our Lorry Brodd Paidz added 'i:\. n^ . m DH^Hn nol necessarily altogether cor- defense was poor or if Pacelli Tlie Tommies scrapped with 1 lIMnM(r''Bi / rect ?' was just that hot, " he said, Bad ger Champ ion Duluth for the first half, hut Boston 's hiLT first baseman "All of our boys looked fiood W-The Lor- once Mike Patterson got rolling real- WAUSAU. Wis. signed his l!)(il contract last though. The fast break was Milwaukee has . on a 41-point night it was a COMET , VALI A N T, RA M BLER AM ERICA N, working, ficne must have ry Brodd rlilk of / / f f 'fiffl Saturday? It is believed lo call ly won tlie Wisconsin -Stale Bon- mismatch. Patterson Rot 29 in ^^ ^^HBBf f BB for a $7,50(> raise, milking Stuart gotten four or five buckets on represent the the uec-ond half. T EMPES T , BUIC K SPECIAL AND LARK . " spiel and will ^^^JWy * * JkrJ,wM^- ^Sr one of the highest paid players the hrenk. nationa l champion- In othe 'r 'Saturday night action ^ ' , Ciirhpbell was not lotallv dis- .stale at Ibe in Hed Sox history al $-IO iKKl. ' ships at Utica , N.Y. in tiie MIAC. Ciustavus downed The Brodd rink, which In- SI ."\larv .s 70-55 , and Hamline cludes as members Hobb y Sch- nicked St. John 's 7f)-fi:i . Fred ley, Ken Mooblus and Howard Schmicsing had .10 for the Hnehi .us, took (he stale title Pipers. wilh a 7-fi victory Sunday over SI. Cloud rolled along uncle - the defending champion Hud foaled in the Northe rn Intercol- Somerville rink of Superior. legiate ' . Conference , Ihumpinc

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laSQlaaaaaaaaHrZL* ***** ^^^ w^BK^^^SlBailW /5S> TIRE ' MINNESOTA LOAN TIBE If AI AAEC y ¦% ^fi ^l^B^^Si f '¦* -" ^ '*¦* V J #mhl flE ^ SERVICE AND THRIFT COMPANY ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ " , WINONA'S LARGEST 8, FINEST DRIVE-IN TIRE SERVICE 16A WflUnul (lictwcMi Third nnd Fourth) —>^,,->-1»h. : 1»' . ) «• '• " ¦ 1 P: M New York State of Minnesota . ,.„.* ) in Probtte Court County of ¦Winona - ¦ ' ' . . -., 15.390 . . Ads . . VVant No. Stock Prices irdHnshJp ol ' Stoek Market In Ihe Matter of th» Gu PARK-REC Ward. All'd Ch -.w s-i Int'l Ppr M'i Rudolph Buermann, . / Doubles - the above . narned Si of rtglesl The guardian Als Chal I6V4 Jns & L : 69 National Bank of Start Here ¦ ¦ Ward, viz.: The First ' ¦ ¦¦' ' 'filed . •;. ... 47 John Pozanc - George Thtlmany . . ' ¦' f ?; ¦: ' tories were reported for ;I>ecern- Louise Wolper s, Ward. , • 1 pedvlast-place UCT 54-25? -; Winona . Printing Co. : 63 - - '¦ -W- ' L ¦:? - VW - L Harold Friederick - Joe Trimmer Cntl D .-WiiRd Owl 23-Vs SAVE MONEY by having broken rlpperi ¦¦ ,' . '• Order for Hearing on petitio n ¦ Dutchman's Co rner ...... V:.; 61" : Ji Milton Me yer - Jim Ahreiis '?¦ , by WARREN' BETSING-ER, Central Gold 10; 0 Central Blue . 2 8 Deerev Rp Stl y 413s ber,„ . - " ' -. ';?'?.? ; ? . - replaced v Bubs: led all the way, 17.-0.. Emll' ¦ ' - ' ' ' 38V* to Sell Real Estate 1 ¦' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ s Menswear ...... V.... 58'V Jefferson .- . 7 3 Phelps .' 0 11 Lyle Hallida y - Lloyd Williamson ?. Taiior; Ve6 2 "W. .3rd.V ' . .. .• ? V . ' ' The , ¦ representative ol ysald estate _ . S5-5 and 41V14y at the quarter Walley's Bar- V...? 5S' j Washingtori-K- • 7 .4 , • ' . Robert Babler - Leo Puizer Douglas - 24'4 Rex Drug 39% After being solidly ahead in ' having tiled her ein - a ., petition ' to. sell , WE • HAVE complete , CERSMiC. VTiLB Bob's . 4-Mile ...... ,.,.V<47> i 7«: Paul Plait -: BoS Ahrens l ' turns.. Hans Meier had 21 points In Lightweight action V in the Dow Chrh 68 2 Rey Tob y 40 early trading on news of price certain" , real estate described In said bathrooms on . display at CURLEY'S . L-Cove No. 1 ..VV. ,:....-..:. <4' 2 - Stan Wieczorek - Clarence Bell ' CO., 420 W. Bth. Wm Spririgilale Dairy ...... ;.....;V .. 44 V du--Point- ' - 267' 2 Searis-Roe 103'/2 , by two brass mills, petition; :V CERAMIC TILE . and Bob Greden 17 for the win- Junior High . League; Central Bob . Bell - George Rogge increases ' ', ¦ ;¦ ' ' ' -:' ' ' ¦ . . IT! IS- ORDE RED, - T hat the hearing ¦ .' -Curlcy" SieyersV .. . . -. : . .. y Oal.e' s Shell . . . VV .; ...... ,...... «3 M O Ralph Pal bickl Joe Loshek 1 3 _ East Kod 119 i Shell Oil . 46 8 some.copper issues, slipped into had- 26, 196«i at ners. Larry Tarras led the Sig- - -: V Golds won their 10lh straight by ' thereof be on February. ¦' ' Keller Const. Co, ... . :.. :.:..- ..: . 4[". .. . John Alampi - Ken Poblockl' : ¦o ARE " YO U A'- - PRpBLErVrDRINKER?— " ' 51-' 11:15 ' clock A.M.r .before, this Courl nalmen with. 11 and Mark Pat- Jen' s Tavern . ;. :. . .,. V.... 40 ripping Phelps -28-12? ? Df ive Schewe - Her b Peter . Ford .IVIot s Sinclair. ; 471s the loss column. . :Msn or . -woman, your, drinking creates ' in .the probate . court' room ;in ;.th'e court ' Black Horse Bottle Club ...... V. 3»i 11-12 Ray O'Laughlih -'. Jim O'Laiighlln r ¦ problems. ' If you need arid terson had 10. ' i Central Blues lost two. falling GenEIec? 87- i Soconyv 72 house irr V7iriona,. Minnesota, :and - thai . numerous. . : ??y . . L-cove -No. . i . .:...:.:, : 391 . Bjll Hcnnessy - Bob Kratz Anonym- . . The Associated Press average -ol vva nl help, Contact-Alcoholics Hauser ' - • ' C.en'Fds 88' H Sp Rand 20 notice hereof be given by publication ¦ ' ' ¦ " Lamp Siudios ...... 34 33-23 to Jefferson and 27-18 to . Carl Conrad • Wa liy Greden' • . ous'. pioneer Group, Box -622, WlrtoriB,- • Elks led 8-a ,; 2Q-10?and; 2fi-20 ' ' :at ad- Ihls order In the Winona Daily New s ; - ¦ . Winona Industry . . , • . '.. .:...• ... , . 32' i SinglM to lollow at 4:45 p:m. ' of 60 stocks: noon had. . Minn. ¦ - - - . :: ' '- ' Washington - Koschiskq? W-K Gen I\lills "38 St Brnds "74 arid 'by 'mailed . not ice as ^provided by . . . ' . . \ at the quarter turns. Joe Hel- Goodall'Co. •- • ' 34' » S:3I> p.m.— indus- . . . "" ' ' ' Gen Mot - ? ' St Oil Cal vanced V6 to 294.1 ;. with law. ' V. f ROSES. are red, ' . ¦ V-" ' .' LEGION - . .: . made it . two \vins with ; a 41-34 1-2 Fred Biirrnejiter - Bob Ojmun 781z- 62-^ ¦ . Dated January 30,. 1964 ¦ ;. ¦' ' gersori meshed 22 points • for Hal- Rod Lanes ' - Jim Barnbenek • Don Heyer " trials up ,8,. rails unchanged and . -! Violets are blue. . Points decision over Ph'elps: Gen Tel . .-^ s- 'St Oil Ind 64^ : " ¦ ¦ ' : E , D . -LIBER A, I , A lot hasr-beeh . said the winners and.Darryl Smelser Watkins Pills...... a . Jerry Eskelsori - Larry: Eskelsori '¦ • ' ' Gillette 31 St Oil NJ Bl-l' utilities lip .4? Probate- judge. - all , o f it tnie . ; ¦ • .; . Winona: Plumbi.ng Co. ....:.....;. 8 Steve Strelow hit 22 artd 16 • M; Donald. Skeels '• Orval Hilke. s And 12. Mike Wagmann got 10 and ' 1 .The Dow Jones average of 30 (Probate Court VSeal); . ' . Abouf our .new -dining room, stop. In Bauer Electric V, ..,...;.....V, 7 WVrllram Mueller • Herbsrt-Paget Goodrich 53 i Swft & Co 48 ' ¦ " points in the WrK wins and Rich ' ' . Goldberg a, Torgers;oh, V 'i: ' . :tbday and seeV it,. Ray- Meyer, inn- Tim Steffes 9 for UCT. First Nal'l Bank . :. :...... : ...... 7 Al Rupperl: -: Jim Garry . . -: • 7 industrials at noon was up 1.15 •¦ ' ' " ¦ Goodyear 4114 Texaco .:: . 73 k Attorneys for Petitioner , . ! keeper, WILLIAMS HOTEL. NSP V.. ..:.;¦. . , .¦;;.' .. ..,. : , 4- "' ¦Nfiss and Dave -Czaplewski had $¦*' Ray Rirppert - Jim Ruppert . ;., : to 792.74? . ~^ ¦' PRE WEE Bunke APCO . .,. • . ,...... : .....: « •.. , . Alike Yahnke - Bill Glowczewski Gould Bat —V Te.Vas Ins 64 '-4 i ¦ ' ; A FAVORITE• SPOTVof. folks/ ¦. V ' : i five and nine iii the Blue losses ¦ • ,W j. " ' . ' -.W L Hamm's Beer . . .' . ,..,...... ;.;... 4 ¦ Bob: Cyc- rt - John Przytarski ¦ :! ' ' ' Stock ' .. . Vvvho l.ncvi good'food! : ¦ ¦ ' . . ¦Prices .ion the American : j ' ' r 2 McKinley- M,- - - .7S 4 ' Fro Phelps. Gary Egge sco r- 7-8 Dave Leik - Art Slruber' • • '. Gt No Ry '. 56 ? Un Pac 401s (First; Pub. Monday,; Jan. 27, T9i54J . ¦- ' Winom Hotel • ¦ Mutual Service ; ...... ,;..,, ;. 3 j . I - RUTH'S RESTAURANT . ' • ' " ' ' ' r Exchange, were irregularly ' ¦ ¦ -- " Puinr Depot 7 4 J»ybces .. 11 Bu d's Bar • ..?•..:_ .; ...?.;...; -2 .: ' ; .• Ray McNally - Alvin Ekern. '' V Gryhnd 48' s U S Rub 48 Sfate of Minnesota ) ss. I ' '. ¦ ¦' ¦ ¦• ' ¦ ' 124 E. -3rd " - . ed 14 and John I\iol ine 14 ami ¦ . __ . _j- Coca-C6l» y7 4 Anier. Legion , 1 10 H.amernik's Bar ...... 1 . Con Brorn - Al-Smith .. . V . . higher in moderately active ) In Probate \~ ' ' Gulf Oil 501s US Steel V551s Counly of Winona - Court. : TRUSSE'-v-ABDOMINAL BELTS : . : Mayan Grocery , :.:: . . ... ,;... 1. j nine? Jeff got eight points from 9-10 Ray Meyer - Hans Hanson ¦ . No. 15,726V ' -' .. . ' ' IAC'SUPPORTS',". - William i Annex 0 . - /Mark Mod icski . ' Len Bernatz Homestk 4:ll2 Westg El 33*8 trading. " SACkO-IL Winona , Hotel , kept : its tvvo- j White arid Mark Patterson¦ ¦ had . . : In R e Estate of ¦ PIN. DUSTERS ¦?¦ ¦ ¦ , .. . Herb Lea - Carl Klagge y IB Mach . 542 :'WKvorih - y74' 2 Corporate bonds Avere mixed Louis Rl tman, Decedent , : on the rest of the i/12 for Golds. -?? 11-12. Ron Vondraihek-? '- Bob GOLTZ PHARMACY garne lead HalRod Lanes W . L. . Nelson Sr; Order for Hearing on Petition -for Ad- ' ' ' ¦ ¦'¦'¦ ¦ ' - and government's'-, dipped? . - 274 E. 3rd - , - Tel. 25 47 . , Winona Rug Cleaning .,. . 15 • «¦ •' . " ., Sieve . Beli s l e' : - . G. Chrislophersor Int Harv.:l5\* s.-Yg S & T T27U _ pack in the Park Rec Pee Wee . HEAVYWEIGHT¦ ministration, Limjting Time ti> File ' . ' ' "- ' ' ¦ ; Eugene Sobeck - Dutch Duellmar Graham a McGuIre ;...... 15: i- . . "" . ''W -L " ' . . W t Clai ms an d lor Hearing Thereon ' - ' • • ' Auto Service, : Repairing 10 League Saturday by moving Seven-Up . V .;,.,.., .., 14 ' . 7 y J.,9 Singles io- follow;-at. 7:45 p.m; - - ' ' Central Gold 10 0 Washinglon-K ¦ ' ' ¦ ' . . Marguerite , S. 'R .ilman- having , filed Steve ' s Lounge ' . ". ' • .jt. p.m.— ' ";. - Coca-Cola 22-Bv , . :,...... 13 V? . ; Central. Blu« ; 7 3 Phelps 1 IP . PRODUCE her ein ; a petition; for general administra- " past . . ' LIVESTOCK IF?YOU AVUST DRIVE after drinking; Teamsters . . .. . V ...... 11 . .IO? ' • '•" 1-2 Hugo Cufran - Geo. Modieskl j Jefferson I . 4 . . . ' • ¦ ' ' tion . , -slating . .that said , decedent.; died Brive a nail. The oply: thing you 'l I hit Paint Blanche's - ' ..., 10 • il " - . A. .Schildknecht - . L. Prochowitt CHICAGO, (AP.) ( DA)- - . ; PAUL. . . In other games t)ep0t . . . ' ; . —v US. - rouTH ST intestate ' and praying that . 'Marguerila - ^ Prochowi lz. : i In ihe .' -heavyweight , division. John Orlowski • Corly- Hauge. ; .F,-(USDA) . will' be your finger . To keep your car ' Contractor.;.....;. 10 . : 31 ¦ 1,31; SOUTH ST . PAUL, Minn, ,' S. - Ritrnah be : appointed , administratrix; stayed iri second with a 19-6 ¦ J-4- 'Dan- Klundcr ¦?Harry Palubickl. V Potatoes arrivals on track - in p?ak running condition haye. it sery* Dorn'i . lGA ...... 9 12 league-leading Golds stopped . : — Cattle 4.500 , calves 1,300; slaughter IS " ' ' j ¦ ¦ ¦ ' . . .IT; , ORDERED , That the . hearinq iced by the expert., mechanics- at GOOD- Viklrig-Sewing Machin* .... • ' ¦Elmer Greden Chuck Green ' .: . 218;- total U.S. shipments for steers;- steadyV .'to .25 cenls . lower; . victory -pyer American Legion » 12 thereof ; bev had oh February . 71; .1964 , - " . [Phel ps 39-14.: Phelps made its . . - Helmer Weinmann , VIEW TEXACO,.; 1610 Service, Dr ive Shorty's- . ' ...... » 32 . . Ray Larson- slaugMer-heifers steady, to weak; .cows nl- and Mckinley Methodist romp- ' ' y ' Friday 475? Saturday -248; Sun- 10:3O o' clock A.M., before this . Gburl Siebrecht'j Roses . ¦ ': 1-1 with a : J.« Rome.. Llcbcrrhan -;. Frank Dcvine , lully steady; bulls steady;, few choice . 7 34 record for the week ' " Iri the probale court room in. the court 22-14. Schm idt's Beer ' ¦ ¦¦ 5- ' Ma rly Wntik ' - Joe LiII a day 3: old — supplies moderate; 1,100-1.300 lb slaughter. . . .steers 50.50- Business Services 14 ed, past Jaybees . 14 house . i n Wiiiona, ...Minnesota; thai the ; 3!)-19 victory over WashingtoTi- . Howard Rocliwell -VBr.ad Jshnson ' i;50; -shipment mosfly . -: : SCRATCHV demand mod e rat e; market 21.50; good 19.50- 2. time, within which creditors, ot said . de- WE MAKE buttonholes;' cover buttons and 4-3, ¦ ¦ ' 7-8: Jerry Johnian ' - 'Henry Smith: The Hotel five was ahead Westgate; w. L; Kosciusko , which also lost to high choice around 1.000 lb slaughter belts. , l-day service WINONA.- ' ¦ cedent, may ;file¦ Iheir c.lairns . be limited . .SEW- Parkers Boys '. ;: ' ;' . ;.:..,. ¦ 6> ' ji' - V. Jake Konkel- .-V.c. Ronnenberg , steady; carlot track sales: Ida- heifers 2?;00; .good 19.00:!0.75; , canner 14-C and 18-6 at the quarter ..¦ j , ' ' . t o four , .mon ths, frtim the . dale hereof, ING-MACHINE CO., 551 Huff , Jci. .9348. BulatraV ;. ' ' .' - ^Central . Blues 48-20? : Bob Bundy. - . Joe Dr'aik .bw ski . ' ' " ' utility, com...... (. .3 . russets 3.8O-4.00 .and ¦cut-tc r-. l?.op :14.00;. - arid . ' ho ; Minnesota and that the claims -so tiled be . heard ST AIR- CARPETING—nil wool 27"', breaks. Charley Hanson hit nine Pozanc Diggers ...... 4' t 41 , The other; game found Blues »-IO Dale Krieqer - Les .Woodworth ^ niercial cows 13.50-14.00 ; canner . and '¦ ' ' Cwide . on -May ¦?»,. -19M.I- at 10:30 o'cloCK' "A.M., ¦' ¦Tom-Dick-Harry :. ../..!..; 4 ' Dave McClung V John McElrriury North Dakota Red River Valleye culler 11.50-13.00; utility bulls 17.50-18.00 ; .SI runnlno fl . WINONA RUG' CLEAN- points for the winners. : - 5 , stopping Jefferson 52-48. " . before , this Court . in the . probat-e ; court Dick' s Smashers ' ' : ;. . Del Williarns - Dave Schmillen cutter - 14 ,50 17.00; . vealers ING. SERVICE, 116 . W . , 3rd . Tel, 3722...... ,, 4 , J round reds 2.00-2.15; nvv —Sup- canner and . : room In ' , . -J-ames ; the court house in -V/inonal '. Paint Depot built up an 11-1 Gardner 's Gustos. 3 7 In the Blue victories. George 11-12 Voelker - Frank Mencel and slaughter calves nol established. . j ' ; Minnesota, and that notice hereof be G UY S & DO LLS, Al Barnbenek •-: Syl iilla . ,. . plies insufficient to quote., Hogs .:9,000; barrows and gilts steady Furniture Repairs 18 ¦- ¦ i Hubbard hit 14 and nine points, given by publication ol. this . . order In halftime lead and then coasted . :Weslgale ' : . -' .-Willi am Maliszewski— LeRoy Kanz to .25 cenls lower;, sows .steady; mdsl iv, L. . tlie Winona Daily. News , and by rnailed F URNITURE.JRE'FINISHING and^rnlnor Fe nske ' ' V Singles to follow a t 1 0 : 15. p.m. in .for- , the iVvin. Joe Ferguson . - Clsewski : . 43'i 22.'i Joe h'es got 13 arid Steve Ford . . NEW YORIC rAP) -(USDA) 1-2 200-240 . lb barrows and gilts .15.00- ' ' ' notice as provided by law. repairing. Reasonable : prices, pick up Sundown. Motel. : : 42. 24 ' ' 15.55; 1-3 1-90-240 lbs 14 . 75; 240-270 lbs got seven points for the win- . eight-."- Kleinschmidt' hit 12 and ..Monday, Feh. 17 y-i Butter offerings adequate: . Dated . January -24, 1964, , and, delivery Free estirnate; .Tei . 964? Ferguson - Colbenson .. V..: 34i,i 31' " 14 .00-14 . 75; few . 1-2.270-30O lb; sows 13.50; ; ¦ ¦ ¦ ' .^ fr:il6 .p.m,r— ; E. p. LIBERA; noon, and evenings. Robert Graves. . ners and Scott HazeItanV6. . . ' Schacht - Emmons , ;.. ',. 33 33. six for W-K; and Tarras . six. 1-3 270-400 lbs 15.75-13.25; 2-3 400-51)0 lbs ¦ 1-2 Andy Ov/ecke V ,Pete Pederso.n ' Demand good. ; Probale Judge. . Schmitz - Lica. • . ' ' . /eeder.-' pigs steady,- , -choice . ,.;.31 35 i Phelps got 16 and nine -points Tony Lubimki - Ray Busack .12.25-13.011; (Probate Courl Seal) , : Wholesale prices on bulk car- ' ¦ - . V Plumbing? Roofirq 23L M c K i n 1 ey Methodist was Hutchinson - Luedtka ,. .., 28 26 .- ' . 150^160 lbs .13.00 13:50. . .. ¦ ¦' . . ' John...CHuchci - . Phil. Barnbenek George M„ Robertso n Jr., ' Reiter - Mohan ,- ... ' 26)'i 301-i j from Tom Lee and Golds 15 ' (fresh ); ' : Sheep , l,8O0; siaughler lambs;, steady "' ' "' ahead Ji-5 at halftime. Ron . 3* V ic Pellowski - Ed M rozek' " .. tons Creamery, 93 score Attorney lor Petitioner.. ¦KE ei-WAY- electric .SEWE R CLEANIN 6 Peterman. • konkej V . j 40i : ; to strong; other classes , steady;: choic« ¦ 35' j ! from Rick Curran and 12" from Bob Welsb rbd - Hal . J/lswick :( AA)" 58 M -59 cents, 92 score (A) • '., . JERRY'S . PLUMBING V Koehler scored 11 points and WESTGATE BOYS '¦ ' "' and prime 90-.1C5' lb v/ooled slaughter ' ' '¦ ' ¦Pat f; Steve Ortman hit X7 John. Grams - . Babe Murlh. • 1 V; 827. E. 4Cth . ' , Tel . 939-4 . ' . Westgate W. L. Hop - Si¦' ¦ 5^-58-y, 90 score (Bi SS . lambs mostly 20.00; double deck choice ~ Mike Semling seven for the . " Arne SlerVang, - carLIKellman . ?^?!? ' ' ' Reinarts Art Glass . V. 41 13 - to moslly prime .106 lb shorn , lambs (First pub , Monday, - Feb. 10, 116 4 ) BIG- JOB -FOR T HE. LITTLE ; LAD.Y ll ; for. Jeff. -W :Chuck Kubicek . - F.rtn Whalen. Cheese offerings irregularly ' winner;: Tom Stjba yand Mike Emil's Menswear . . .: ' 14: . tall shorn . 19.25;. cull io ' . good wooled • Hie ' . repair- of Plumbing . ..and Healing . 38 • A\rt Kern - Chuck Williams . State of Minnesota ') ss.. ¦ 19.50.20.00 .good 50-60 lbs . . facilities , in .your; horric. 5ir,."and Streater each had: seven for the Alley Cats . 15 1 j . 7-aVL eo Mueller f Deany Sanden distributed. Demand' improved. feeder lambs. ; . . ' ): . .you . " County of Winona in Probate Court ¦say ' 'i - WESTGATE JR. KEGLERETTES. ' 17.00-18, 50. ' • ": ' - . . :¦ - ¦¦' '¦: . yo r' . do not have, .Ihe time? Well, Xeke Cada • Bob Cada y Wholesale ? s a 1 e s American -. ' No. 1X733 . . . losers. - v Weslgale . . CHICAGO ' - • why- rjof let an. cjiperf . offer you the ¦ w. L . Al -Abrams - Romie Weilaridt In Re Estate of .' y " ¦ ' " ¦ ' ', 7 as3i'lflrice-you y : -• :- , - . - ? Bowler ettes . ' . .,..;,.. 18 3 ¦-¦ * cheese (vvhole milk l, Single CHICAGO — (USDA)-- Hogs , 500; n°ed7 By all means, call BANTA.M - . " ' ¦ »-l» R oy-Bell • Mike Cycrt . . Re uben Butchers, also known as ¦ Willie Wincraff ¦ ' ' ' butchers about -. steady 'to ' 25 cents lower .; ¦ W L »L' ...... ,.. 14 i Bob Kosidowski . :- Norb Thrirni - ?r4 ' Ruberi p. Butchers, Decedent. " daisies freslv 41 l 4 - cents, butchers 15, 75- :", Frank: 0'l_dugh(in Athletic Club 10 Pterltsi Chain 3 5 Blue Bells , ,,....;,.,.... 14 : 4 W. Anderson - yvielenbach: moslly 1-5 200-220 lb . ¦ Illini Meet C. O rder lor Hearing oh Petition for Probale ¦' PLUMBING. ' " ¦ ¦ ' Four Aces ? .y.V. V...... ,. r il . V-A ¦ Single . daisies aged 49-51 . Flats 1600; mixed .1-3 .190-230 lbs 15.M-15V75; " . 8, HEATING V Sunbeam . i 3 Redmen Club . •' i ' 1.1-17 .. VCordes- M. . Christopherson of Will, Limiting Time to File Claims ' "" ' ' ' ' ' Alley. Cats :, ..: ¦ " 230-250 lbs . 14,2515.00; 2-3 240-270 . lbs . 207.:E; 3rd- . . . Tel., 3703 . . Central /VJeth. . 4 4 - ' . . . . ., ;. . 1 if. Watty Dubbs - Lulher Myhro¦ - . and ior.-Hearing' aged -48-5312. Processed Ameri- - 13.25-14 - 1-3 .Thereon: Four . Angels 0 20 , Teman' 14 .00-14 .75;- 270 300 lbs .00, ¦ Benson - Kar(> ' 1: 89 C SH; ca.'s O rde r tor H ea rin q on F i nal Account time within which creditors of said n> (iK.X Kl^Al, In the only jjame vilal to i.s well on his way to smashing cedent may file their claims be limited con- Darrell Cr lclcon • Arlyn llrevlq 9(1 Ii 57; 119 C nti and Petition for Distribution. OFFK'H ('I.KRK ¦ ' i. lo lour months lrom the dnle hereof, . feri'iice standings , IMiiinviev v Big Ten scoring records for a E. Schm.dlknechl L Schollniplrr The rt'jin'srntaiivi' . nf Ihe above nanieri Tags s unsettled ; wholesale and that the claims ^o filed he heard on for MO len Lellner . Floyd Kgg. ' Kricsrl fslate having Hied Im linal account nnd will make the trip In St. t'linr- single .season. .AIrnoM singUv- June 10th, 196.1. at 10 .10 o ' cloc k A.M , This joli ^ Charles Kfllholl; . Rich Hellmon petition lor r.eltlenH'nt and allowance rcfiuircs an alert' buying; prices ' a-to 1 lower; 70 les. The (iophcrs li omj linivi l led nf a " riierinrilcal tnmt cast Ivnoisn iv, .Inseph ,t , I uhln' .ki, // ai y Winon a , Minnesot a Slate Conference takes on ITum Cotter Team (he season' s slate llinli limn i- vlr-cri I.M IS II.M .-HOI) IANKS; Si-nli r for the SI lion pi|H' on Nrllevlew Ttlieel lrom a L. r,liani'-,y, John I. Shanesy, Vwii y Cily al I'lum Cilv. Mii l'Vs hockey lop lid Miil- trli » W S'l point 460 led r.n't nl Carlmnna Slreel I yiu li. lohn I ynch, nl' .o known ns High (Jli -ls Hev Niltgcn ' .s lilt . irnin . Throe I up llr-i l LOW * 1 1 » |n a point 670 leel n .r.lrrly llieicol .Inhn l iriili , ( atlirrlnr I ym'ti , Hi-ni y Hel Wanted— I' rescol l travels to Diu aiKl gamivs are-slnled I fliinci s And in|tor\ 12 SP down p Mnlo 27 445 powered Alley Gators In , for Ihe Hod- I lob No ».ic,Jl, located williln the Cdy W, I amber Inn , M/irn.vi't I arnlii-i tun, Vt/ll M«rl r srs-menl and Ihe names ol Ilia tie wit h 1 ,7:12. AUSTIN' s owners Ion ^ MuiMirr , Chnrles II , ISi-'iy, t'i'i' li .ivi'i Un , Minn , Cotter lop f lion 00 lo niir|i,niit ll '. . wnr Mug l- i" til liini'Of air al-.n all oilier person- nr parlies un- ¦ Dovor-Kvota moves into 'lgin Ton ight the Hodmen are nt rii'n.ir inn ni ,!,,, i, , , ( ,|, f^, . i.^ivov in, Senior lli |>h Hoys Dick Hell High School' s "It'" squad ran Cow! nnd i lulu f in P(l 10 Ml l ots line (1) and 13), nine). 1*0 KnnAn i lairninii any ilcjlil , tille , es- /i/iiir'iiiiiin nr hi i,if , in Minnesotn play. St . olaf. Th ursday Kiev toitl'tl rtlul IKirl'-rl . fill 10 00 One ill, I nM took individual honors lot its season 's record to Hi-.'l me-c' I* One II' , I wo l?i anrl Mir , llvn or Jnh'M'il in the r/vil r' - ^tf nnd ' Aiul dn.M) Ali1 ., ' Cine Islnnd vvill be id ('.nod - Augshurg on St. Marv ls ice Three (.1 1 , Is Ine k 1 \rjn Ul DiibMi nesiiinen in Ihe complaint herein I IS I -[Mill- n| , |, ii uinr) ,nl mil Knic ihl.s with iii:> ,104.. Finks won ils eighth straight by de- SiihillvlMnn, John C Otitilin anil Al Oli-nitanli ,'ilrl iilitiyin (Ir.i. -.11u|. n I n |.,n | lipm line, Wahasha journeys to lindg- and Snlurdav l'.,i',M linit.if t ripped 675 nnrl Wipe Ouls I ,It'll. fouling the Pacelli "It" team faVe .sfcmid-plave Winona l-'.gg Market Hiihl'ii, and thai p.if| nl Outlet The Male nl MiniKMnta tn Mir nhr.vp Hun i. jaiilew.H, lei, . ll ni JVI er Slate foe Pep in and North Miic.'iJesler, also nl hoine. 11 In'M' i|inil,ii iiiir, Apply At ol 1 .velve l I,' , r*l.i 1 of I aki'Mitr tint linrnr'd Delcnilants; f' .'d 'II N' KSTC.ATK HOWL: <;uys mui lie re Saturday niglil In the pre- lots lyiii'i In and foiniinii a p.u t of field slops mil of the Hie, Nine ' in n A in, liul.iy) Ynu and each n ' yon are i iereny Ji/ ,oen l'i us rn w i- A i? AS noniis ' SI, Mary s lias a lie for t!ie r.nvei nine nl I n| Tin re i n , Sri linn iuinnimi"i! and reiiiiiiori in Airv-i-r Kir l)nll> Ciii rnll Colhenson s 212 liminary lo Ihe Iviiinbler-Shnni. GiAd f A iiiiinlnu 10 im 1)1,111 iivee 40 in y.' mniM nun Ihe lo lest Hiawatha leader , Ken , 1 iM'iily si i (?6i , loivii'. rilii One Mini ( nmiilfllnl nl Kir Plamtill in iiie nlmvi- MIAC tille cinched now with i ,i Ad r A ll.iior I . .., ,?* i ei tin •iinrt in),. i ( , i-mitad , piicrtd Ferguson Ciilheiison lo rook clash Hi eil ifvi'il HOI , llni Ih nl II anijrt in' - ('iiin* A Imi'iliupi) ?? litlrrt aMinn. ishlrii i iiinpUini i: m, leinei' JI ite ( I f,,. r,,.. . y on. - V' ,,,,, , , /\rn,„ a ID -fl record and needs osic i.;,iii'- II S PMII I / I , Wi" | ct Ih.' I lltn IV,nn tile in Hie nllii e nf the ( VV:t- '.' .201. Rich Mnhnm belled The final sem e wns ra-lii for >ik nt s ft n( Imn I "til l. nut', i n , |lr. . ' ft?is , Oo /Inn West ( '(iiicoril will he al Kas pal Ml'l lilian, a', li'l. nnli il in ne"lt I nun, tlie l ,r Jon Kosidovvskfs Little win against either Augsburg -or I.IAIH' i' , . 17 '•! nnrl Hmne in li ,» i ,\ y 1- Ohm i,l2 for Itcilei' Moliam . liarn- Un. K :•,] on pane 21' , i laicncn I . nl Wuinna Minne Y (HII MiiC'ilesler (or an outright hi en; and I oi i nine .1 Kr en, Answrr wilh Uie • AIM I Hoys dary Kchossow rifled blcrs. I' iM.ilt Corporal Ion ' li-ik nl i.sirl ( mm one of Hie stale 's lop ranked tiK'ilti'il Ml ol Ihe nlinvr clesrilhivt rmpeilv dr willun lAPiily 1201 i| II,,- ,, cbnin c )ionshi|> . Tonight 's eneoiin- .iys niie, M „ MANAGEMENT 210 Mi5 In lead Hcinnrts to Cotler (ailed 10-11. at the end <>( I loin \ »l li rn tn ll in , i 10 <'il S.iltil il.ly I leralerl lr> tlie ( i|y IIIHIM ( ipunlels , Mill ir.-ucl to Hed * lii'l el .'. . nunty I'" ol "lis 'luiiimnni npnn ynu, r. er wi>h SI, Olaf ' i illlliil s,nnpNl prim u I DAI I IM'I ol Wuinna , Male ol Minne- Ha ¦ C7I 1, 1172. Ihe first period, hut went in is a linn league iln-lve nt flie v day nl rtirt seivn e , and TRAINEE Wing Un I li .irky Jl 01 All pei ion- Inli'ie'.tnl „ie If null il" ! MUll ti.iinr,. i,,,. , 1,,,,, |., baltle . fit tr it ymi l.iii In '.n M'IU« ynui /\ii' ,vi- i 0|lr „ r Junior Keglercltvs - Harriet (roiil :'.i-u> and it; ;t:'. w ith a Un 7 I ' .i l,y I 04 make pavnii"il'. v.ltliln |>la . PIOI i iril in. ,n I,, „,,,, , i - , l(i IM'lv i lOi riayi Ihe mill . .ill apply |n |lie (m, r | i 1f eei ". rn I , T O \ II T ll.i I li.ir liy <4 th|, i|iialter lo play. Coach Keilli llan/id vvill lim e lrom the [Into of notice al my Im Urn relief rii'innmlivi in |hp ( iiniiinil.il .,( p. 11 , niiv ,v, aiv.vn- i' n 'l Kovv nlczyk helped Blue Hells i or AI srnooLv li.ir liy . ( 0m ¦ llo * R* nflue ill the .fy flulMin'i in said lily plaint ' '(""¦ ' in enipfl y '„.,, | i,..,uri,e In |" " Concordia at SI ' S Huh I 'aradec and Mike ?1 f,r,i ;||4 , M MY ('buck Kulas led Ihe Colici Bishop Nnl.cr ll .ll'O given (lull thr emier H.iily f.e -, register with her 110 Anil \ en air lieift.y ne!ilie,| |nM |,,f '. ' on di 'louse Phil or any pcr-nl illteii" trd 11) any lot or nh|('i| of this two- name net . Four Aces trip- \ iclory wilti IV point v .Inn link licichcnhai ii May Slate Milling Coin|iany allien /sinnin nlliri llnnin, I t i: si> ,-\ v ' p.uiit *o a-. -i"'fd may, al t,is elrrt.nn IIIJIV anil Brian Meshiens al the vvinjg s l li' v.llnr "A ' 1.1 ,un INid't Is lo lli'ti'iniini' Hie I.lie flM(| rtilvi'i-c ped |.(in:» . hail K: and Dave Pellowski anrl vsnltrn ielii»i"l. pay V-r inm a< ilaims HIAWAIHA VA! I TY ' I lorn', ll n fi io i 10 p in. In ihe loin' s |i,vrinaftei rlo- r, it,<-r) f'lalnvrrw al :A spnrkcrl Double Or anion al r air tlnlrt -in i nnle HV. lallnn nl shaH lie li-s- |i>an 'innil la-r- ami II,,, I „,ii, !¦ Collrr "ri" ill) Ni; ',' HOI llu in VIII IIHI \\lirAl ? *. a. Imn alter Ti'le|ilioii e I' flc«-lh "t\ " |40| ' l ive Pnllai \ lt',001 a nrl pinvirleri Your Want Ails O HIO al Monrlovr anil ace Audi e Bcaiihcii v\i|| al- II ' Ihe Inllnwinn rtesmrirri la.uh • ilualen (Is to , 712 Jane Sherman ' s IV' l'i It pl In t 4 1 4 9 so sec considerable aclion f.'l t 'li" II ,rin 'llnhll V'./llMf ,' HI , stale nl Aim ;\fl1(i *irtfrtrl al Ihe t run nl tiling MH l> leuur-i sh/M I lie.ola led Trojans lo and Slicirie l ima lirtrt al Plum Clfy. ,'1 I I..11(1 V illll I v . lll'Al ? U Kill** * » 1 W Omen 111* ' tie ll*e,| hv Ihe C ity Ireaiurer PrrirnM al Dm anil I.nnking forward to Thursila\ ? I at I nl Thh iv nun ( |) , Si,tir( ( ^, i 0 n nl Kieticr lioiiiurd 170~~i:i() for Hinin Ml) U IMI H (I o n o ' ni : i iAiil v mlrr v ICA I ,' P4 Oovn Eynla al Cln m ' Miih an Amount as UiaM peirnll t'ie Sedinn Ihuly live i isi, PrllnwiKi II .1 II rvnll 1 3 4 t meeting wilh Augsburg, llnn/cl III' 1 ll.i r rl v illi, I uhCAt , 7 Id lnAnMne Alio- Cuts , Pine Klanrl al (loarlhii*, amounts ot all Inline m'lallinenh Ir One Hunrlred Srvri, not) llorppnr 0 0 0 0 WMK I - II 1 1 .1 I 111 4 Inn d Mntrr AliTAl I 5A Nnrih M Walmha a| Prnw said, "I realve nil we have lo Iii* li«rd free Irnni liaitir.n* of a rlollnr Dance Seven 17). Wert . Winn, ,a nt lo Tho Winona D.iily llotmay 4 < j 17 WMrxiU ins; Ho I isn I l'i y Xvwx Norllili'lil al Krnyoil ntlirr than one half dollar '""h ni'tnll l imit' , VVineiia c ' nunly, Nnithwe.slcrii'.s 'Willie Slinsoii Wr«i>rl noon Hr-titxi n 5 0 ) do lo win I be crow n is win one 1,0 ! ry.) Ill Minnr'nl/i, Writ Concord al KJiion Manlorville . 'lierip .hall neai inteifi at the rale of nceplmg nilnri,,|. M„| ,OIIM'I A I , ii|i,|. l e^l I 1 « » lUlvrnn 7 10; ¦ had Ihe longest klckoff ret urn Slillivntrr al llerl Wina of hi n, but I' m»l " "i llivit pei iriiti per annum re-.rrvecl In the Male nl Minnr-snta Molly 0 0 0 1) m salisticu Winina, M nnn' nta DaK-il J snuni v 2^ , l?nl for fl touchdown in Ihe llig InMU 1 4 17 17 If wil h thai , llight ' now we r'e NKW YORK (AP* (' aWuhan Paleo. Irh-iM'y 4 lin / KAfini n I I lli| l> r\ \t' /•; it s i: s /> A v T 0l»li 70 11 It 11 , Ten Inst senson, He went !)l shiMil i ng for .in undclcaled .sea- dollar today 'Clii, previous day A 11 ii i n n r n N n t\ Aflnr iwy In' I'lalnlill, D ial 111 STATK COTTPR "h'' • |1 1* 1» U . l ity 1 i easurer MUI lnr an Ad Taker. r ':' I I' a-l \in Mirrt, yards wilh nn Indiana klckoff. OnalasKk al tlnhth. I I'ACtiLLI ' »'• 10 i u I- 40 son ." ,92.>0 Winonn. AAlnnesnla Wliirna, Minnemti STRICTLY BUSINESS Coal, Wood, Other Fuel 63 Roomi Without:Msala 86 Houses for Sal* 99 Used Car* 109 GREEN BIRCH WOO D, 510 a load dellv- CENTRALLY LOCATEb-SlMplna room, HOWARD W.—This 3-txdrobm home csn •red; 5O0 bale* ot: straw.. Tel. Fountain Stparate entranct. G»ntl»m»n only. Tel. bt-' yoursIV .Lirrje llsrlng room, dining ; ' ' ' ¦: - ' ¦ - - - - - ¦ ¦ Good Looks UsedvCar t- -? ¦ :. '] Auction Saio» City B MU 7-4771. . . - . - -- , ..- . V 6479 or 5427. . :: ' . . -;. V - ." room, hardwood floors, oil heat, base- y? : ? 109 ' mint, full lot, varege. Good loc«tlon, on ¦' ' oil ll -«ie ' flneif CLEAN, WARM'ilteplnj room. "' y '' y . OtbSMOBULE¦ — !«(S Super 68 id oorl FEB. 13—Thurs., 12:30 p.m.7 rntlat W. at "MOBILHEAf" fuel Omtl*- bus line. Sl?,0OO. See or call ' .;' Wifh.. ' - - . : money can buy. The vast laboratories man preferred. 179 W. 4th. T«l. 347?. hardtop, power accessories, new white- [ Welrose and ! miles. E. of _ Ettrick on the Mobil Oil Co.: are wqrklna ' wall tires, radio, beater . $400 or, best , "D", then 2 rhtles N. Lawr«nc« Buss* Of W. STAHR? Economy ¦: -to perfect and brlno yoi/ a ¦ offer. Tel. RolHnflstone 5332. E state, owner; John. R. Lair, auction^ dally Room* for Housekeeping 87 W. Mark ' " . - - ?Tel. 6tti 19o3 NOVA CHEVY II. This car can ¦ product , that will olve you perfect W* . . . eert -Northern I p.y, Co.. clerk. . . not be told from hew. We Invite your .. heating comfort. Order today trom ROOMS FOR ; MEN, V -wltft or Wlttiouf Wanted—Automobiles 110 • ¦kltchin ' Inspection ;of It. Chevy's economy , ' " rnllrVB. '' of . the EA.ST END COAL &: FUEL OIL prlvllegei. Til. 4M>. Salt) or Rant; Exchange 1.01 > FES. 13—Thurs.. . io Va^-. -l cylinder motor , with automatic trans- JUNK CA RS and. trucks wanted. ' Tel. CO., 961, E, Sanborn. "Where you get ¦ ¦ AAabel on Hwy, 4«, then ] miles NE. ¦ . mission and radio. Extremely. . low a-1780. .y . •?•". ' y ¦ ¦;¦ 'Gunderson, more heat at a lower cost." Apartmenti, Flats 90 FORMER CLINIC BU ILDING, for. sole . . . . . Ralph, &. Herbert owners ; or lease. 45x140. Elevator, stoker heat, mileage end It still has new car war* • O-de 8. Kriurlsen, auctlonesrs; Thorrs . TWO-BEDROOM jrjrofld Heor apt. Stoy«v - : ¦ ' : OAK WOOD ,. Immediate occupiiic-y. Contact BOB , ranty on It. Mobile Homes, Trailers 111 Sales Co.,. clerK. " :; refrigerator, , water atvi.haai Good o-ak slabs savwed In itova lengths. turnlahej; - SKLOVER. Realtor, f-or ' th'owlng. . Suitable for range and furnace; Price . Good location. $90 month. Tel. ^77J. $1995 , BUY THE; BEST—Buy a PaIhfrnder?First FES?I4—Frf., 12:30 p.m. V/i m!l« W. of V ? V .plate wEnrier at the Louisville . show . ' - reasonable. Haul It yourself or we will FOUR-ROOM, icreenea porch, ground Houston, ' Minn-, '" Onsgard . Farm . - .It . . Wanttd—Real Estate 102 Van's Trailer: Sales, Black River Falls, ' Olson I. deliver- .. . floor apt. Across from park . Hot water, '¦ ¦ :¦ ¦' S'elrher Tweten. 5r„ owner*; : y Wls. y . ¦ . . -. - Thorp Sales Co, cleric..' BRUMKOW JAW WILL . heat, sfoye, refrlegerator furnished. PrI- 10 ol - • Son, auctioneers^ . ¦ FARM WANTED^-wlthBn miles .Wi- " '¦ Trempealeau, Wis. . Tel. S3«-6316 . vate ,b»th. Available AAsr. 1. Tel ' - /vV CAMPING TRAILER—sleepi~i75tove and ; ~ . .. 9111. . nona, Write A-3 Dally News. ' YSTRGD BT?C5at?13:30 p';m, 12 mIMj S. of " ^N S ice box'. Tel. 8-'147il; ' FE . ¦ I : . , FOUR ROOMS, sereene . : Furn., Rugs, Linoleum 64 THREE- OR FOUR-BEOROOM e . - , : Chrysler - Plymouth " . ". ' ¦ bath,- heat and water turnlshets. J7S. Wanted. Condition not Important. "Tel. f^ArLEFTlibuSE ^xTlVl9iwT ^f"inder,. Schroeder. auctioneer; Chlcpewa Val- RUbBER^MATTRESS—full sJzt. ¦ ¦ ¦ Open Friday Night i. very good condition, ' located ' " ¦ ¦ FOAM 476'/i E. Broadway, T2374,y;" - ¦: . - ' ., ' . ;. '; V- In Har- ; Igy Pi"- Co;, clerk, , . . .y . 5 Used; J new In: original cartons. ? ? /. niony, f&lnn, Carl Fisher. Tei. Harmon y DOWNTOWN LOCATION-All " ¦ ¦ ' . Conta ct Nel l ciauson, Winona Hotel. modSiv 4 WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRlCEJ . B86-30UV. . '¦; -yy . '.' " ;¦ ' ' FEB. 15^-Sat., '10 a.m. Firm sold «t.' 1 ' .' roomi and bath, heat, , ". . . . ; ¦ ¦ . and hot water, FOR , YOU R CITV PROPERTY 1 957 CH.DSMOBILE .pj .rri: 'S' miles E. ot Hesper, la, Lloyd V NYLON CARPET-foam backTii' wide. y Adults, T«tl. 8-1079. . Auction Sales Larson & Tllford Blerke. owners;. Bent- ' ; Good color assortment, $3.9» a tq. yd ?• • _ 4 - door, radio, . ; ¦¦ v"HANK" J EZEWSKI ¦ ley , i Bentley, auctioneers; 1 jt; Nal'l . SHUMSK I 'S, 58 W - 3rd, - y ' V -" -- Apartments, Furnished ' ' . ¦ '. ALVIN KOHNER 91 tWInona' s Only Rial Estate Buyer) L . ?.: ?./? ' heater? automat- . Bank, Mabel, clerk . SAVE $100 on this 9-piece living . room Tel. t3Sa and 70W - P.O. Box 3^5 AUCTIONEER, City arid state licensed CENTRALLY LOCATED - ell. modern / ? ic; transmission, - grouping,. - IncludingVsofa,. 2 chairs, 3 Y and bonded, .252 Liberty 5t: (Corner FEB. ¦ 'is-r-Sat,, 12 noon. 2, rnlle-s N,, of furnished apt. with bath. Heat; Lots - Acreages • psarms r Home* • Liberty). . "..- step tables, l cocktail table, ?. table water ¦ ¦ 7 . power steering, . E. 5th and Tel: 49B0. .. Preston on'.Hwy. J2. . Boytr Sisters, own- V and hot Water furnlihed with rent, " . Rentals - Custom Builder: ' - . Y lamps, :I pole , lamp.' Regular S279.55. . ers; •; Kawarrt \JCniid r.en, ' . auctioneer/ .'¦•" Air-conditioned. Private) ehtrence. Dialer In Wausau Pre^Fab Homes. power ? brakes, ¦ ¦ ¦ . ¦ Now ojily tl 49.55.- Down payment $19.55 Im- \ i : : . Minnesota . ? .. . Thorp Sales Co., clerk. • ' ' ' -' - -. mediate possession. Tel. 7774. ' ¦' y- and $13.48 per month. BORZySKOWSKI GORNFORTH REALTY : ?V .• . .tinted. glass;, ¦LARGE, Land ¦ & Auction Sales FEB. 15-:Sat.',. .11 a.m.?U mile W. of FURNITURE; 302 Mankato Ave. 3-wlndow, 2nd floor room for La Crescent, Minn. Tel. 895-2104 . whitewalls. Now ¦ ¦ " single , gentleman, prlvste lavatory, . " - Everett J. Kohner. . ' Melrpse on town road. Russell Kramer, hot TO,SELL: your home, farm, builneiss. or ¦ : ' water , lights, heat .158 Wi lriu t . Tel. 8-3710,. alter hoi/M 78U owner ; AlVln . - kohri.er , y auctioneer; attd refr igerator fur- other real : tatsteV call ' : ' nished, S3I. Inquire ' l$495 <:py ~ ~ . Northern tnv: Co.. clerk. : . 4- . •: Complete Selection of? Morgan Jewelry PE BT . 12—Wed.' l p.m. . Held it Lanes- - _ . - ' ~ ¦¦ ' Store. ^¦'y :W. rST^HR.-^ ' boro . Svjles . .Commission, . Lanesboro, > -FEB 1 S^Sat'71a ivoon?"4; m lies S .YiTot ¦ ¦ »74.W . Mark .. j . ' . "Tel- fW- ".' V ¦ . Minn, Arvld . Jenklnson, owner; Ode yPigeon Falls. : Adolph '• ' Nysstti,. owner; 1 . Business Places for Rent ? . • ¦ 92 . '& ' Frlcicson, auctioneers; Thorp Sates I . Cordeti. . Herbert. , auctioneer;¦ -Northern . QD^LI^TY VENABLES:: ¦ • Co.,' - clerk. inv:, Co.'. clerk. ' ' :¦ ' ' " . . ' '• ¦ - THIRD E. 21&^-st6re building, ¦ J0x7S', : formerly occupied by- Railway Express 75 W. 2nd VTel. 8-2711 ' Agency. Available March 1. Inquire 187 ¦¦ ''Well, Miss Betts?howAvas your luiich'hour^ CARPE1"ING ' ' ' " - ¦ ¦' - Open Friday Nights • m^ms^ms^^^m^mmw^^i^^^^^'^w^^^f^W^^- E . nth. y . . ' .- . .; ' . - , .. ^ ? ? ; and-a-half?": ; • Nylon • Wool • Acrilan Farms for Rent 93 ¦ FARM LAND AVAlLABLE-for rent, IM TO EACH HIS OWH -STATION- - Help Wanted—Male 27 farm Implements 48 Professional Installation acres, buildings separate or Included. ' Pay monthly or yearly. Half! now, bal- ' MALE BOOKKEEPERS— State age and •? FREE ESTIMATES' y within Whien you need flying les- WAGONS ; 'i /"-¦ ' ' ' : ¦ ance year. Inquire Cecil "Wler, || . ;public •xperlence In. writing- to E-93 Dally y .ANCHOR'S. ?' .?: ; . ? ,. , , the- following,personal property will be sold at ; || ¦ ¦ ', Rt. 1, Galesville, Wis, . ; sons, horse shoeing, car re- ¦ . Newt, - ..' LARGE 1 vaucEion on " ' .. ? '?¦' '' •/? ¦ '. v $ Mastitis Formula No. 1 ! DAIRY FARM—for re^nt. March 1 pos- pairing or plumbing consult ' ' ' ' ' " sesslon, Pleasant Valley Dairy; Tel. ' - "¦ ¦: ' :'i 'i' ¦ ' ¦ : : ' ' ' " -! ¦ PR04 - -: -¦ : : | :. ->U i. i . ' " ? - ' -Ji EG^NGINEER Syr in g e Z0's&m%Z^ ;. 44J5.. :. an expert in that field. When: r SELECTION, ¦ ,• •; Only 49c 123 K Third Tel. 8-1551 you need prothpt?; compe- : : ESTABLISHED out-of-state manufa cturer - ; Houses for Rent 95 ,'63 Mercury Colony . i: Sat-Bitr dtiy,? -J 5;. . ;?| V 11 Size Nayior s. Dlalators ' : , I: ii W&btu^tj- - . of . power cranes and excavators located ' . . 79c V tent, courteous help in sell- ' ' ' !' NEAR . MARSHLAND . yPark .v... ?;...... $2895 In Middle West is seeking an. exper- — S-room modern ing your home, consult a ' ' .' lonced ; pro|ect . . engineer ' wllh broad TED MA I ER DRUGS; home, newly redeccsrsted, oil burner ; ¦ $ v Starting promptly : at 12:00 Noon Sharp. .?v - ..??• Animal Health Center V furnished , double drain sink, - 60?Ford H background. In 'V design of hydraulic 10- Pc? KROEHLER and . cup- ¦specialist in that field. CW«? Wagon ...... M195 . .cranes. Position.off ers attractive start- boards In kitchen, Write P.O. Box 111, ¦ '" ' ' ' ¦ '' ' , - ." ¦mean US). Call today! ' ' ' ¦ i Sale to:be held 2 miles North ol. Prcstqnv -ori jlighw^iy ,52,. g| Irio salary; liberal employe benefits, Living Room Group . Fountain . City, Wis; . , , ; '60 Comet Wagon; . . . . . '; 1095 V end excellent advancement opportun- HAVE YOU BEEN : . || ; or 3 miles South of Fountain. Follow thorp auction arrows. 4| ities. For personal -Interview, please /V- ? : ;y' Sofa arid chair with zipper- Farms; Land for Sale 98 .; RESIDENCE PHONES:? ? '59 Plyliiotith Wagon ;V 895- send resume of . education and exper- \: . THTNKINGy ' :y . ' -.'- ' MAGHINERY - A C,vModel WI) 4^;tractory good"con-;.'-, A-l- ed foam cushions. 100% FOR ;: ?.E. J. Hartert ;. , . 397J v 1 . . . 1 ience-to Dally News. . about buying - a silo unload- S^LE . '58 Plymouth Wagoii .. 69Et nylon brownT or beige cover, 200 Acre . Farm Mary.Lauer .; ?¦ I dition and rubber; A.C, mounted 7-ft: mower, new bar and 5? er? If you have, now is the ? ¦ ?. 4523 • ' bar; sickle; A,C. rnbunted plow, 3x14; Reliable : , ?• •; . 320 Acre Farm ? ' ' ; '57 Chevrolet Wagon .. 69* If; :sickle?also old and % time. You can buy. now and High back swivel rocker. :;¦ .• Jerry BertHe -. .. . . 8-2377 .;k£u tractor model GA (excelient condition): with-y the yp BARTENDER ; Will accept city property, in ' '57 Plymouth Wagoh:...; 595 . II SAVE? We . have a couple Pair table lamps? . Philip A. Bauniann...... 9340 ll'- '.- followihg- mounted equipment: :2-row planter, grain drill , '.% Send ; written application ? trade or . will accept small " left from our mid-winter ;2. step tables and matching down payment. '58 Ford Wagon?. ,..:.? 595 | | ..grass , s.eeder , arid -fertilizer; .attachment; A.C. side de- '?|| .with qualifications to the. shipment of unloaders. . :: c ocktail table,, - ' ¦' ¦ ¦ ¦ | ; ylivery,: P/TvO.- swather; .culli-paeker , 3-sfection.with grass ' || -?. 2 Lots ¦ ' v : •' '' '57 Ford Wagon .;...... 295 ?¦ . Pole lamp and hassock-. |? : seeder ; field digger on wheel's .V B-ft.; - . . Massey Harris; tan- v|| LABORyTEMPLE ' " NEW -EQUIPMENT ; . - . ' .' ¦? 4 Houses . y We Advertise Our Pilcei . " ? ^» «^ |? dem disc, R-ft.; 4-sectioh . fiesihle drag with draw bar; i 221; E 3rd? . '- .' Winona '" Will sell on payment ¦ ; . . «3 row trailer sprayerV 2nd Floor Remodeling : plan. 601 Main Sty V " Tel. 2849 ¦¦ || "New Idea tractor; spreader, No. 12A ; ' Electric steel wagon ;. .|f Clearance, y vWALTER NEUMANN ¦¦' Help-—Male or Female 28 John Deere spray attach- ? (( ftfl Ir ^ .j iri 1 ttl II i on rubber; wagon box. 14x7 with 16Hnch . sides; steel wag- p ment for planter. ^¦ • " . 121 E. 2nd ?•. ". ' Accessories, Tires/ Parts 104 ^M0T#S^ II on and box; J;D. hammermill and belt. | | MALE OR . FEMALE . —"'. S4 .-an' -¦hour. 4 Badger barn cleaner, (Here ¦ ;" FEEDERS — Hay .bunk on skids; hay and feed bunk . | - " 4 days a ^ I? hours, a day. . we.ek. Write or v 40 years in \Yinona ?y ( '. " fe: ' Inoulre - E-91 Dally News. is an item where you can v^S:} nn skids; 2 hog¦ feeders round and 12- door); 3 water . yourself $400.) ^^^ ; res ,• ' Lincoln—Mercury—Falcon ii with;¦¦hog¦¦¦wate' ') ¦% Wanted-—Fern save : ? NQ^I:EE, Farm Wagon Ti " taniks (Iv . • rer. .;- Daisy hog waterers; pig Situatibnv ? 29 - : ,"" .'¦ Comet—Fairlane il- ieeder\:\v)g , " ' : '¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦$ r * , ' Private bids will be receiv- troughs etc. ? HOUSEK¥EPfNG; position wanted ? have USED EQUIPMENT ? -v BURKE'S . Implement T i res :¦ •2 children. Live in country or ¦ city, ed until 10:00 A.M., ype T. . Open Mon; & . Fri. Evenings ||: .; DAIRY EQUIPMENT—yClarkywater heater? 2 Surge TURNITURE MART?:'?¦ . Febru- ' ¦ ' | : Write or inquire E-94. Dally New;,. ' Jamesway barn cleaner. ¦ ary 10th , -1964 toward the and Saturday p.m. ill. seamless milkers; strainer; calf pails,, etc: ' ".:?¦ .? !l Badger silo unloader, 1 East 3rd and Franklin ¦ ' " ¦ ? | Business Opportunities purchase of the William J. • • ., . . All'Sizes?-. ¦ - FEED — 150 bales straw?. . 37 : years• dldv? ' M • - . ' ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD - Spinet writing desk; Good Things to Eat 6S Norton farm in Elba Town- . ? ?| GROCERY—modern building, wllh living S & H frozen silage; chipper. shi .y '"y;vDONT ?;' ,?: | ' f! dining room chairs ; . 3 upholstered chairs; .2 rocking J| , quarters, - same'. . owner . 14 years. -Ill- p, Winona County. Bids E -y ness -forces sale. - Will accept home- In KENNEBEC . POTAT6 S-$3.90 per fob should be forwarded to ;;^5(j- :^^;^ : yi. . chairs ; .. large winding clock ; large number of picture? $ trade. Rudl Wiese, Dover,; Minn. ¦ RA^ SPELTZ & :;S0NSi lbs: or. siM5 pcr- 5o lbs. WINONA Po- ?Let Thot Old: Gar . || inames? trunk :, folding cot; twin bed; dresser ? drapes? |j - ~ Lewiston, Minn. ; TATO MARKET, 118 :Markct . . , Foley & Foley, Attorneys, ¦: ^ULL. LINE farm -end' llBM lndustrla! Wabasha , Minnesota. The " DOLLAR YOU- yy. coffee tablei books; wool rug and pad -15x10 with 3 match- | | equipment. Franchise , open for Winona .? ? Tel. 2953 xir 2112 ? Household Articles 67 . XALMrTS TIRE-; ?; iy and vicinity. Liberal financing. Terms, right, ?: ing small rugs; Hotpoint deep freeze , 20 ft.; stbne jars, , is reserved to reject ' : ¦ : ^ ' Wholesale and retail.- Good opportunity CARPETTS a ' ...fright?- Make them a beau- WinoxiaV Used Tire Geriier : v. To .Death; ? ; '?'(largei. ? ' ¦¦;¦'' vv U ' .. tiful sight with B. lue Lustre . Rent elec- a!ny and all bids and any ^ i . for.an aggressive; merchandiser.- Call or Hay, Grain, Feed; : :'.- ?SQ. . ¦' ' ¦ • write . J. I. Case. Co., Box- . 569, Minne- tric sharnpoper, SI. H. .Choate & Co. sale is subject to approval " 108-116 W. 2nd: St. ?¦?¦ ; . . ¦TJiiAPE -jpr Mwi-AvE. - §: ? MISCELLANEOUS — Garden tractor with cultivator | : spoils 40, Minn . 'V MIXED ALFALFA HAY, 1st and 2nd Vcut- by the Probate Court ' ' - ' ' : : || and moSver; 2 electric, tank heaters,; liO volt; 2 electric | | Henry Radios, Television 71 , Wi- :v- . fiAVfe:.:AJlD0b?. - . " - :- CAFE—Lewiston, Minn . Very good . bust- tlng, iflUare ; bales, no rain. . ¦If * Multhaupi Fopntaln CHy, Wis. (AAarsh- nona County, Minnesota. ; ' " fencers, also steel; rods; fencing equipment; steel posts; |f . rtejs opportunity.- Newly remodeled and ' ¦ ' ; Boats? MotdrsTTfc. i»06 '. land)?Tel, 8MU7-3106. . V ' - ¦ : - . NeedIes and Service SELECTION OF CLEAN, || ne-w roll barb wire woven wire; bottled gas brooded ell set - to go. Smell down .payment. .:- . Daniel F. ? f .^ BALED ALFALFA HAY — 1st and. 2nd All Makes Record Players v : Foley OUR BOATS are; dry Inside, flberglas LATE . MODEL CARS y ve' ry good;condition; 2, tractor¦"¦umbrellas;; 2 ladders; jack, Erwiri Richter Rea lty can't leak so you don 't need - .webbed I . 1 crop. Philip Smith, Marshland, Wis. ¦/ Executor :of tha Estate of he^vy duly; ' 'log;, -;' ' ' . Lewiston, Minn. V Hardt's Music Store _teefy WARRIOR BOATS; | : . chains;. . grease guns; sprayer ; tools; || ¦ ¦ HAY'—1,000 square bales; alfalfa mixed, ¦: : : ' -. y .. . Tel,. 32B1 ¦; I1B E, 3rd ; V Winona ; Wiliiam J . Norton, deceased 1959 R AMBLEVR 4-dpoT , | "" (brks? shovels, etc. '?.: j | "" 35c per bale, np rain. Francis Drake, ' _ Motorcycles, Bicycles 107 ;¦ tAUNDROMAT. - located In, Lanesboro, Dakota, Minn. (Nodine). Tel,' 643-2685 ' ' standard transmission with |v. ' v. :, OWNER;. BOYER SISTERS v. | Minn ,.; Equipped wilh .16 ;G,E. washers ' ' ' ¦ ¦; , ' ' ¦ y ^ ' ? . . . . weekends . or alter i p.Trt. .- ' - ...... ;- . ? — USED TV-^- i- i y Houses for Sale 99 SHINING UP a rnotorcycle trTearis . rub- ¦?v .o v e r d r i ve. Complete- : ' and 6. Clssell dryers, Equipment has all || ? ' , ?¦•:?¦;'": Auctioneer; Howard Knudsen : iquare bales, V , ' Repaired, in good condition,. bing elbows with adventure; R08B • f i .' of the • latest . deluxe features. This busi- HAY"—lsf and 2nd crop, ' LENOX Bl — modern 3-bedroom house, ly overhauled , with real . ' Francis /Vlart, Utica, and¦ ready to go. BROS. Motorcycle ^Shop, 576 E. Oh .' Tel. | ?;? Clerk:; Thorp Sales CoyPaul Evenson , Lanesboro, I ness .Is prospering well a'tid Is presently stored. In .barn.. ¦ ' ' ' - near Westgate.: Look It over end U! ' ¦ ¦ ' " $39.95 . . . - s've . 4007, r- ; y y. V good .rubber. Just the car paying exceptional dividend s on the In' ' Minn. Tel..Lewiston 4781. ;' ¦ a price: Tel? 5817. y Local representative? ¦ ¦ - ¦ ; 1 - vestment. V \ .' ¦. . ' y ?¦ y for the family that likes SWEET CORN SILAGE—J3l0 per ton .- FIRESTONE? A. 3 ROOfAS and shower bath In. this Trucks, Tract's., TrailerT^Q8 ;y V THORP SALES COMPANY'S EASY TERMS ; - Plainview, ' . . . . f| y , loaded.¦- 'Ntlaoh. ant Gray, MB. W, . 3rd,.-St. /;Tet. 'MM heat cottage. Electric , stove and space " ~ to: travel..? ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Ervyin Richter (ty ? ' ¦ ¦ ' - - y - ' ' - ' JEEP—1 956. wltli lu lTTlM i^ ' • • ¦;. Minn. ¦?' , Rea . /Alnn, . ' . . . '.- . .'V' ; - - ' cab7^l new ,. Thorp Sales Co., Clerk, Rochester, | Lewiston, Minn. • : : . heater included, A big lot .wifh . ample rubber in good : condition. Also PTO ¦ • '¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦;¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦¦ ? Transistor Rddloy y garden, space . On paved . street. ) block . - ., -. . ", Tei: wi . . . - :¦ - v ' __^'ltli_Pulley. lor Jeep , Tel: Wlnons 5439. V1957 CHEVROLET automat- . Articles for Sale 57 -. . We tiave 40 different' models. on hand to bus: Choice west location. Full .price ~ yi^mmmmmmmy^^ C:HEYROLEf" lwr" ' s • . ic transmission ,; r a d io , Money to Loan af ;ourV store. We ' service all we' sell. $2,500. ABTS AGEMCY, INC., Realtors, - Mon?'WHh 3-way .. 40 THE ; recently developed non-yellowing ' ' ' , ' Brownie trarismissiori ' ¦ Come In .or : . call. WINONA FIRE Vs, 159 Walnut St. Tel. 4242 or after.hours: , and box, very heater and also very good :¦¦<¦.: \,y. to ¦3^tonvTrutkTfioi5ts. PLAIN NOTE-AUTO-FURNITURE picked up by Feb. 15. Bargain:Center, . view and AAinnetota City. 3 bedrborris. See us noW! BERG'S, ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ , . 170 E?3rd St.V . Tel. 2915 :¦ 253 E .Vjrd.,;. , !Tel." Roliingstone .-.5611..'. : . , 3950 VJ. 4th, Gooduicw V V' Tel . . 4533 Look our lot over today! Hri. 9 a.m; to!'5 p.m.,' Sat. 9. a.m. Io noon ~ : '" ' WEST . BEND 30-cup coffee maker. For Reliable EAST L AKE BtVVd.^.l-bedroom hotrTe?? iNTERNATIONAl-t94? IVj-ton, lb' bed Discount price V. . $9.95 car oarage,, plenty storage , space, price , wild , stocli . rack Vend remoV Excellenl ¦ |W? 4 mile West, of Melrose ii on :ll@lil town road, Watch for arrows , | Loans - Insurance - ¦ ¦ ¦¦ BAMBENEK'S, 9fh 4 Mankato reduced. Tel . ?43?. mechanical condition , with flood tires. ¦¦ ¦ ¦ - : in Melrose. ?y; ?¦¦¦ TV or Radio Repair " " " Reasonable. Tel. Altura 7S21, . - :- - '§' Real Estate MAW'S GOLF CLUBS, rlght-h«nded f J LENOX ST.-Now 3-b(dr oorn horrie?bullt. . :-WI.NONA' ;'.l woods, 9 Irons- ,bag and carl, SlOOi Call us . . . We are your in oven, hoi vjaler heat, full basement ,' FRANK WEST AGENCY Leo Master 4-strlng tenor bah|o, $25, garage. Low ' taies. Tel. 6533 . ' 17J Lafayelta St Tel. 5340 - Don Wendland, Buffalo City, or VJSC. 7 AUTO SALES \y$*%iuz$^ (Next to Telephone Oltlce) " CENTRAir~LOCATIO N~2.htdroom home, TRUCK SPECIAL! USED TV SETS?$2.50 and up. B & B Photofact Equipped oil . hot water heat , combination , win- ¦ HAMRLETl - DODGE ' ¦ ' ¦ " ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ;;¦ ¦:. .- 11:00 A M. y: __ ELECTR[C, 153 E. 3rd. _ . ,. ; dows arid doors, carpeting, new kitchen , • ' • '¦ ¦ SI, , Sale starts at . | Dogt, Pets, Supplies 42 E lectronic Technician " ' . ' ¦ .' I 960 GMC 3rd & iVhinkalo. Tel. 8-3649 NEW.AND USED appliances at bargain . Tel . 8-1663. . ;• ' " linuSEHOLD GOODS SOLI) AT 12:30 ? ENGLISH-GERMAN SHEPHERD cross prices. Com e and see them. FRANK YEAR-ROUND HOM E with rlvi?rprnper. Open Friday Nights | "We understand your set best;" ' 4000 Series pups, S5, guaranteed heelers or money LILLA «. SONS, 761 . E. 8th, ty, Only St 1,000. 3 bedrooms. bath, -, base- , L.W.B ,, 114 cab West Indies Homemakers will serve lunch. back. Ronald Baker , 3 miles N, of Hart. ment. Slnve, rolrloeriilor , freezer, dry- and | OK USED FURNITURE STORE ' axle, 2 speed axle. 4 (3rd mailbox E.I. We're fully equipped with a ¦ er, enrol ling Iricludid. 7« acres,, 30 on ' ~ ~ 27J E. 3rd St . river Schools, cliurches, short distance ! speed transmission , ' n,Ofbc20 : 1 HOLSTEIN . BULL . . — Ifi months old , Trl-State | Hnlf Shoplierd ti«l( . Free . 1 957 CHRYSLER ¦ PUPS . Colli* We Buyr-We Sell SAM'S PHOTOFACT . . LI- Tills f.il)i.ilotrs .Inry shown by appolnt- ¦ ' for good homn. Gynther Betton. Tel. 10 ply (ires , power steering. i breeding. . : ' li Furniture-Antiques-Tooli . rru'tit onl y. . Henry Sesvold, Wisconsin Rush'/ord-tW-OT. BRARY-the world's finest Crown Imperial |; and other used items Pe.ilty S"iviro, GVilesi/llli' , . . is , A-l condition . Will take up ; DAIRY EQUIPMENT — 2 Surge seamless milker * TV -Radio service data. We ' ' ' ; A A FINE r(.'r) i stored Redbonc coon- ' Tel. R VE J-3701 _ AT ' THE ARr-HrTS ? hi>rlroom modern to 17-ft. body. buckets ; Surge seam bucket. |. hound tor stud service. Tel 0-4158 be- 4-donr hnrdtoip, . have the complete manual home, 7Sxl7V lot, garage. Donald tween 4 p.m, and 7 p.m. " 5 HOGS - 5 bred gilts; 2 Can't Clog steel hog feeders. $ DAI LY NEWS covering the. very set you Halvarson, . 'LewlsTon, Minn. Tel. 2837. equipped with with | GOOD CATTLff DOGS -Sliepherd "and Po- TRACTOR MACHINERY - M.D. "460" tractor ¦ own—that's why we under- NEW inTDROOM "lorne with 2-car al- nil of Chrysler 's lice cross. Joe Merch' lewlt;, 1 mile N. w heel weights, side hill hitch and power steering, 1,700 I ¦ MAIL tiulwrl qaiiine, lr> ilill' O SuhdlvMon. fine accessori es ? ot Stockton. stand your set best ! Tel. 4177 tor appointment , "M" tractor with Super Kit arid good rubber , H $1595; includin/, minute hours ; M.D . | Horses, Cattle, Stock I. INCOME PROPER [Y Good west loca- ' "M" ; J.D. Model 43 SUBSCRIPTIONS . for fast good condition; tractor cultivator to fit | USE OUR VARIOUS tion. ' 5 .roomr., .1 bwlrnnms down lnr hen! er 55ADH 3-bottom 14-inch tractor plow with power lift , COMPLETE dairy tierrl',, cn.v, nnrl heif- May Be Paid At owner and 4 rooms nnd 2, hfcirooms up V warm-up. Loral % ers, Cash or milk assignment. Free de- . PAYMENT PLANS FOR for tenant. N'ear but and shopping dis- ripple coulters, cover boards and throw-a-way lays; J.D. | Winona Truck Now livery. Robert Cherriec, AM VV. Willow REPAIR COSTS. trict. Innulrp and we will bv glad In one owner . low ; J.D. 10-ft KBA wheel type | Sl„ Chippewa' Falls, Wis. Tel. Park TED MAIER DRUGS give full partlrulars on tliis buy. ABTS 2-bottom 14-inch tractor p . 3 (1476. "Dulls lo loan. " .AGENCY, -lnr , Pnntlor!, , 15, 9 Walnut Service tractor disc with IR inch discs; J.D. 10-ft. field cultivator ; \\ SI. Iel 4?47 or all« -r hours' E R f lay $79 5 BOAR PIGS -Yorkshire llerkslilre crnssr H. Choate & Co. , 10 PTO manure spreader ; Case 7-ft. power 0-273?, mil 71ebMI 4IS4, P.. A. Abts 1184 IHC TRUCK SALES . New Idea No $ also Purnrrs. LPS or Del Prlotfe. Lewis- -CHAIN SAWS - : rnower, 2 years old; N.li. 5-bar side rake, new in l%3; Ion, Minn , Tel, 9R0 .1. GOODVIE'V ¦ miKli-m 2-liedronm home, & SERVICE ^| cirintcd llvlnq r oom, built-in ilnve. ; N"ew Holland (iH hay baler; M.D, f>4 combine with Har- g FECDF.R mriS-4S. 7 wiiks old, welineil McCulloch or Wrigh t S pecials at tho Sioro 74 65 I .nird Tel. 4-73R Il|r> bath, rorner lot , Tfl. 5«4n, VENABLES and Ciistrnlml. 4(1 lbs , average . Glenn ' ' rtson reel , rubber apron and motor; J.D, 5-ft, flail-type y Used Very Little COOK fl M'|.'VI. TOOI. S Snn(lnlwrir> ,l " Michaels , Almn, Wis. FOUNTAIN CITY-taroe ll-ronrn bullrj - ' Tfl. AV.'Irn.ii - lir-|ii(ll' . cimm thf rilrvmiii 75 W, 2nd 11-2711 cliopper; M.D. 10-ft. grain drill with power lift , fert. and i; Priced lo please .you. " u Inti nn N , Shore Drive . Suilflhle tor Used Cars 109 POLLED HERTFORD nUI.L-r«olsterrd, ilitlnli1: , -,ti-i 'l -linnn 1., fori , rri ituli nr, rl ' npls , .vm elioiise or store. Fnr snle or Open Friday Nights , on rubber; set of chains, HxHB ; 2 way hyd. cyl.; S calved .June 11, 1963. Lewis Schoenlng. tiirnrc in tl n--i ' :,lur0v y t (hmtv RTnss ; lent Also largn rnodfin mnbild home , Tol MRO. kltrin:n lrn|i|i'iiii-nt'. . Voijr nnirr- . 11 ?v 2 heat houscrs for "M" and ''400" ; Cunningham hay | . F. A. KRAUSE CO. r, %/n. ril 11 i' lnr niilc k jalo. C SHANK. earh. I-OIUI niK . j MOI-'i: i»(, IV 4ln BROOD SOWS nnd (jilts, somo to furrow ' . , Homi-rrifl k-i- r ' i |: xc hnnrjf. 5S3 F , Irrt. FOR THE FAMILY conditioner. THIS MACHINERY I.S ALL IN VERY GOOD 40(1/. v soon, others In 1 miin)h In t. wenki. "BREEZY ACRES " ll'l. ' THRI';F-lir:DROOM and 4-hedroom tiomri : CONDITION , Georne Daley, I. aiwlslnn, Minn . Do Your % South on Now Highway H-fil Slov-os , Furnaces, Parts 75 tor saio or rent. Center ot town, on OTHER MACHINERY — J.D. 953 rubber tired wagon ; |i hi;s line IH AO',9. A VALENTINE Closed S.iturdny Afternoons OIL rURIMCI i niivi'ilnt, wilh rnntrftl v Met) , rubber tired wagon ; Surgets Dialator - Leap Year rubber tired wagon; Case | also wm.'l (ifati" In rjocx/ lenrliliort , D Nl AT , 'j bedroom, 1 -floor bomt. All h ome made rubber tired wagon; 2 electric steel flare- i| For Hani-Milking Cows Iel. Aim.I t,»i r.' i'l (lom s tiled, Nice lltrhen with tmpla They All Can Drive! Baby Merchandise 59 cuplinanM. I. ncnted in Gnndvlrw Cnn. Leaping t vpn grain boxes , 125 bu. rapacity, wood bottom; Case J? $2.00 C/iS OR Oil, hrntnr .s, mmm. watrr vr-nii 'ii r tn V/nrricr ^AAM-y {itn'il S'i'! iia . liea -tfrri , complrli* in t.ill.'itnins , 'inrvn d, Buy now During our INFANT SFAT nd|iist\ to S poiltlnns. v.' .iliM .l'i J si'v.fc r n,v in Hi" I i ' ' '' 3-seclion folding bar steel drug ; 4-scction wooden drag £ p,H ¦t^. R/\ N C,i: OIL IIUKNI.'R CO., 901 - ^ TED MAIER DRUGS f 'olyultiyli.'rw, upliol'.ti'ri'rl p.nl, r„)fily 111, SO/VSjp¦ Pnir- .l nl Jt, n, i|| . ,',|| 1 S Parndfi nf W.TROIIS .' in one of these . . . wilh loldinii bar; M. D. fl-ft. . .spring tooth; M. D, trailer .¦; Anininl Hunllh Center strop. Iliri Ideal iMliy-iltlei, ki-rps Infant D. .Mil. Tel. H79 . Arli)l|ili Mir.tinlnw:, l- | AGrrir Y, INC . tVr.llliirs. l'i? Walnut content , al home or nwav . $3 99 HOI1B St I i-l 4?4J nr mnr hokirr , t>'pn lime spreader; Cardi nal grain separator; 20 ft. K Typowriters 77 E R , Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 DROS , STORH, !76 H. 4lti. Tel . 4007 , O/iy K-. IV . fllll /irlioll 4B',4, B. A, 19B2 CHEVROLET 4 - door while otii - slock is hipj h a luminum grain elevator; At) ft Meyer hay and grain [» , r- iu . TYPEWRITERS nnd andlnn marhlnei AM' IPI-LTZ HATCIfFRf, Wlnnna Office, now Coal Wood. Other Fuol 63 wngon , V-fl motor unci nu- "nnd prices low. elevator wilh ll-ft. drag ; walking cultivator; J, D. com m , for r.iilB or rent Kua^onnlih' ralev IF YOU WANT to buy, sell or open lrom B a.m. tn 5 p m, Monday trad* frr-n iji'llvrry, Sen us tor nil your of. b» .sure lo so" Sh anK, MOWFMAKER'3 tomntic trans- shelter; lour Iti-fl . hay racks ; hay rope; 2 battery electric !>| . throuoh Snturiliiy. PI.K .I your nrrlur tnr tier Mipplln, lli'!,!'., fllus or olIKe EXCHANGE, HJ E Jrrt , DeKalb or Spoil; rhiiks nnw , Tel , 3910 . mission $3fl!»n inr>li HAMMLKH « cylinder fi'iKVt'.s; K)(K) Ih , platform .scitio; emery with ' i ll.p. cha irs. I.und TvprwrltDr Co. Trl. S32I. ' ' f Let Us Keep NEAR THE LAKE nnrl I Incriln srhnrl . cnKine w it h overdrive , motor; 2 li p., 1 h,p., ? h,p, ami M h,p, motors , electric; f WINONA Ty/'iiWrV|l(TR ll the placo to Hi-re 's n dandy 4bedrnrim hr,mf nil 19B2 CHEVY II 4-(lo»i' w/i«- ' ' (in wticn you re Innkimi lnr a typnwrlttr Maiidnrd lrit n.smis.sion, 4- 20 fl. ll inch hell; two :i-Rnlloii .sprayers; steel tank with You Warm!! ' heat , basement , lull lot, double g«rnp» . on , fi-cyllndor motor with \\ PLACE YOUR CH ICK or niltlirui rnrirrtlni', New nr UNfrJ, wr Choke location, S»« or call door scdim , riulio and Siewnrt, Clipmaste r clipper; separator ; 100 ft. i lilrif»i Bt imdard tnms- wiitcrer; QnrMnntr«' all nvir m,ir tor onn ttill call henter. (iood economiuiiil sot ORDER NOW. yen r, V/INONA TYPflWH ITER SERV. mlssion ,. .. ^iniifl : 2:!0V cord; 1 TO lire pump; Black Hawk wngon Jack; £ Cf, HI P . 3rtl, W? STAHR lian.snorlalinii, work harness, t- . FILL UP NOW ! 374 W Mark Tel. A93J • Ohoslloy Pearls Washing, Ironing fAacli , 79 _ 19fi2 TEMPEST 4-door W.TK- • i, •ft Commander Coal on , 4-cyllnclor motor with t- • White Rocks MAYTAO AMD f : Kir,inAII.T-Fail, r». 40 (I , olovalor chain for Jamesway barn cleaner j 's I IVICC (ifii| lifo flulomntlc l iTins- Four sues of America 's per f - ' . f. ,|ntk and paiU. j itaS WU'K Super :;-di i(tr I with steel paddles and reduction gears. |; Also Ifi nnd 20 week old It. Clionto A Co. Trl. SUM , IS YOU R HOME mission JIMW finest household coiil. hnrdtop, w l\ 11 e sidew nil j ^^^^^^^ .^ i v. Ghostley Pearl pullets avail- l.nrne Lump, 0x3 E , Wanted to Buy 81 TOO BIG tires , puwer .slccrinn. piw- ^ ^ RR 1961 PLYMOUTH 4 • door HOl'SKHOI.I ) ITEMS — Includin g 3 complete beds; ;v able* every month llirough- M2 lUwfle, 1" Stoker. WM . Miii.r n A ' MI hriikf . t;ir\n > nml lient- ] scitAi ' mnn Mr . TOO SMALL? witfjon , V-fl motor with cr . ; rocker, nearly out the yenr, CO pnvi hl'iticit prlct .-i fnr icrnp QR er. Tiiione rt'd and wlilto c-hifferoli p '2 chests; overstuffed swivel Iron, rni-lali. hide?. , v/nol nnrl raw fur standard trnns-¦ new; 2-pc living room set ; 2 couches; rocklnR chairs; i ft Petroleum Coke !VJ W. Jnd. Tel. 506? . Wo will be glnd mission . ,.. . . , . $11911 liody uilli niatcliin o in- \ ; Kowekamps' Poultry Cln'.cd Salnrdayi hul'lcl . sowing ciibinet ; drop loaf t able and other various No smoko — No nshr " leiinr. ' W^NTI'D '.CIMI' IRON A METAI.7* to make lflfi l COMET 4-door w iiRon , ( ablets ; 2 hassocks ; blond r>-j«c . , dinette set; various lamps; *i Farm & Hatche ry COW Hint '. , WOOL IV RAW FUKS. ((-cylinder motor with rani lnhli > ,s; several doors and windows ; puir horso Tel. -1711 Lewiston , Minn. ft- Mobil heat FUP I Oil ill mn sr r'l.'ici. r, CAID A Free Apprnls.il M A, W IHOM Aim MdTAI CO. filnndnrd trnns- hlanlu'ls; various chairs; «'ojipcr boiler ; glass window »• Clenns as it burns. J07 W, Tntl, nr mn .Spur r.ai Station nnd show you homes to V(U;H I 'IIOK . 'K of tlueo mission . yum 1, .shelves , slvi.s and poles; elecliic toaster ; electric sandwich i Wanted—Livestock 46 Hrrwind Briquets , Winter tnr yen ir f nnvniilnnrn meet your present needs 1 Ki.'iT Itl'lt 'K •»¦dooi .M.H I; III .S ; sausiigsi grinder ; milk testing hot- Wr Art Nnw Arinin tlprn On Suit. 1061 CORVAIR wnnon. fl-ryl- t oaster; food choppt 'i' £ WANTED nlinnl ?0 IJIIIK I llrrelnrd hrlt- Kin« lun«p and ORR , Petrol- nir.ttt r.r I'Btcrs I> AID without ohllRiUlon, prlred nl fo' li 'i , t ies; hanging scale wilh scoop; flower pots; earthen Jars; rrv or yniinii row\. In (.ill In A|>rll nr Indor moKnr with nuto- | y , tf;islern Ky. fnr roup iron. inr.'tiK , rnrji, hide*, teli'i I'nllffl, r I.tori- eum Briquets vuseH , dihhos ami oilier itesns, | Mny. f' Sylvt'fi raw furs nnrl wunlt AFTKH HOURS C/VU : mritlc trnnts- rllnn, RI. 1 , WI IKHIH , Til t it. II. lump, Pornhontns CRR , )il l.I.' ' 7,e\p,] er Som Wo hmon & Son mlsslon pi::'. WISIOU SAI KB HAHN Ruhy-nio Sloker , W. I. < WI!>> Heizer 8-2181 Aluminum combination screen door ; 2 French doom. I A renl rjoiiit IKIC II OII ni.irknl tnr your nnd Orient Sloker. Dry Oak INCORI'OHA'i r i) 10(i0 JEEP wnnon, 4-c vlin- livestock D.ilry c.illln nn *>flr>(f all 1 41(1 W. ntrl Till. J647 Liuirn Pisk 2H8 . week , hnij s Imiiolit every nay , Truck- , Block Wood . W A L Z 1 lien Koll 4501 dor with overdrive WMH l^ I avall.ililn, Snlo l iuirs., I n.in. Ttl. 3667, nUIi 'K-Ol.HSM OIHI.K-d MC TERMS: Under $10 , 00 cash ; over that amount cash \ Form Implements 48 Rol) Selovcr 7027 •or ' i down and balance in monthly pnyments , 3% added ', Tel r-phono Your Want Ads «'¦«¦¦¦¦ Open I'Viilay Ni f'lils JI W ¦ ¦' to balance* for (i nionlhs. Ye tur credit Is always good with j Nt' W STYLf: C UM- lnr nye l.lnwer , 3 years East End Coal & .. " " *"" * old . Iel , Center vllle Mv H/?. Iho NOI II K 'IU Invcilment Co. J- JOHN Dri.Rl. 4010 tractor, Jnrin Dene to The Winonn Daily News KUSSKLL KRAMER , OWNER "> manure Innilrr. .lohn Deere s hnltnni Fuel Oil Co. Your Want Ads f ^y^zodiSTolepliono , Aiiclioni A plow. Cyril (' (irsnns. SI. i linilvi, Minn, 1)0 1 R. Bill St. WrC c H i v R o u r «?co. Alvin Kohnor 'er Iel, V.i: .11/; t c\0^Tel 234n ^ lo The Wiimiu Hiiily ^cws NorlheiTi Inv est ineiit Co ., I.esier Monty, Clerk f;' "Whvrv t/o« qc.l morv heat Dial 3321 i\n an Ad Taker. c x *\~ 105 Johnson Tel. 'il'Jli HP.MR ITT CHAIN SAVWS ' Dial \V.V1 \ lor an Ad Taker, R OII , bv Jei.v .1 Dave Notnaard , MflroM ' , Wisconsin f See the new I? Hi XI 12 I20 Cenlcr St ._ at lower co.il." | ii Open Friday EVOIUII { AUIO | M.CIWC SCHVKG Uw.i ¦ M K ii\rm:iC7!ami^vmmr R , .;¦ ¦ ~~ys ' .. .; ' ¦'.!;;«' ,.:,",, ,;,'.. ",.|, ,.;.y 'U': Ind A Jolinion T #l. HSI ^ i • "" .:*. .. ' . .. v .?v T ri^'^'.w^V' V'T^S3Ki i^' -;. . ". ?;; BUZZ 'SA.VVTER; " V ;.;. -' ^-y;' ?^

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