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' " " ^ m^mmmnm HI . ¦¦ ¦ i . a. ,mmmm *~mmmm^—mmmmm^ \. . , ...... , B52s Thunder Back Into Operation Duke Dispute Congress Sets Hope to Stop ( Any Repeat Said Settled Talks on Taxes, DURHAM, N.C. (AP)— Duke of 13 demands. Ashmore said to- University has announced set- day the issues had been under 1 Of let. 1968 Nuclear Treaty SAIGON (AP) — The thunder tlement with Negro students of consideration by the administra- _ a dispute that touched off cam- tion for some time, and an- ^WASHINGTON (AP) The of bombs from U.S. $52 bomb- pus disorders last week. A. uni- nouncements concerning the 91st Congress, refreshed hy 10 ers reverberated throughout versity official said the student major issues were made a week days off and a hefty pay raise, protesters Saigon today as U.S? and South "didn't win any returned to Capitol Hill today concessions." Vietnamese forces resumed of- "The only thing they accom- with committee hearings on tax- fensive operations after a 24- plished was a recapitulation of GUARDSMEN es and the nuclear nonprolifera- hour truce for the start of the what is being done or previously tion treaty the major exceptions lunar new year. has been announced,'' Dr. CALLED AT to another week of light activi- Allied infantri'men resumed Frank .Ashmore, vice president ty- some 60 operations they had in- for institutional advancement at WISCONSIN Although the hearings are the Duke, said early today. terrupted briefly for the new W) first hard legislative work of the year festival known as Tet, and MADISON, Wis . - Na- year, There was no immediate com- tional Guardsmen with fix- Congress is expected to U.S. -warplanes went back into ment from leaders of the protest ed bayonets were called to continue for another month or action. The aim was to maintain following Sunday's announce- the University of Wisconsin so the slow pace that has pressure on Viet Cong and marked the session since conv- North: Vietnamese forces so ment of the agreement. campus today as a disrup- ' ¦ ' Ashmore blamed si lack of tive student boycott began ening Jan. 3. . • ' they could not repeat the Tet of- communications for conditions Its second week. fensive which, gave the allies The House Ways and Means such a setback last February. which led to the occupation of Scores of guardsmen Committee begins its study of the university's administration moved into a classroom and federal tax code reforms Tues- The allied truce ended 'at « building by 30 Negro students administration b u i 1 d- for about lb hours last Thurs- day with Rep. Wright Patman, p.m. Saigon time, and 22 min- ing area after hundreds of D-Tex., the opening witness. He utes later wa-ves of B52s were day. ? chanting students had dis- That occupation led to a. conf- has been a major critic ©f the dropping tons of explosives only rupted classes. exempt status of many founda- Similes north of Saigon on the rontation with state policemen I-X.SvWWWvMSSOWWSa^ s. The students had encoun- tions and the amassing of large -* - < ~ -ttmr-y ? ?- i ?hit He said Doke knows of no oth- candidate last year asked for la of Hong Kong yachts was off the Chinese mainland. China four Chinese aboard the. three by homemade bombs twice in delay in ratification, has since warned not to sail to Macao on claims a 12-mile limit to its ter- craft. Four were children. Headquarters reported that er major Southern university 128 of these incidents occurred four days, begins the spring planning such a department. given his blessings. a holiday cruise for the Chinese ritorial waters, and the sea local yachtsmen said they semester today with its acting new year. Now the Chinese route between the two colonies were worried about a possibility during the first 18 hours of the Dr. Douglas Knight, Duke The only significant event on allied truce, including an at- president vowing to keep the president, said Sunday niglt in Reds are believed to have three thus lies in Chinese waters, but the captives might be accused campus open. the Hill today was the opening of the yachts and 15 of the holi- ferries sail regularly along the tempt early today by hundreds a broadcast over the campus ra- of espionage because all three of North Vietnamese to overrun Two explosions rocked the ad- dio station that a meeting Satur- of the Senate-House Economic dayers, including four Ameri- route without interference. vessels carried electronic navi- committee's annual review of a U.S. Marine artillery bass ministration building early Sun- day with Negro student leaders cans. Y The six yachts set out Satur- gational aids, depth, sounders near the Laotian border. . day, blowing out 14 plate glass offers "positive pfoof that we the President's Economic Re- Sources at Hong Kong's Royal day, anchored for the night off and radios. , off, port, always an occasion for windows touching two fires can solve our problems with CHRISTIAN VON SYDOW Yacht Club said the yachtsmen an island midway between Hong The Morasum, a 12-ton auxi- Daring the allied trace, U.S. and injuring a campus security given the chance to do broad-scale discussion nation- had been told the cruise "was headquarters said, eight Ameri- reason ' ¦if Held by Chinese? Kong and Macao, and resumed liary yawl, was skippered by Si- officer. so." ? al economic policy. not a good thing at this particu- the voyage Sunday. Then they meon Baldwin, about 55, a na- cans were killed and 71 wound- lar time." And an official of the became separated in thick fog. tive of Los Angeles wlo heads a ed, while American forces Mlled The officer , Derek Pitts, was at least 96 of the enemy and passing within a few yards of WEATHER Hong Kong Marine Department Only three of the yachts, the local firm representing Ameri- said only one of the six yachts Nordica, Tolo and Koala, can aircraft manufacturers. The captured seven. the explosions in a patrol car. FEDERAL FORECAST had cleared its plans with the South Vietnamese headquar- He suffered a mild concussion WINONA AND VICINHY - reached the Portuguese colony. U.S. consulate said he has a Report Balance department. wife and daughter living at La ters announced that 16 govern- but put out the fires. Mostly cloudy through Tues- The Morasum, the Reverie ment soldiers had been killed No arrests were made. Wit- day, chance of occasional light The yacht club sources said and the Uni-Na-Mara did not ar- guna Beach , Calif . and 86 wounded since 7 a.m. nesses said they saw two youths snow. Not much temperature previous holiday cruises to Ma- rive. A vessel outside the group "With him were Bessie Hope Saturday. A spokesman said running from the area. - Payments change? low tonight 8-20, high cao had gone off without inci- picked up a garbled distress Donald, about 40, a native of government troops killed 110 en- Dr. S.I. Hayakawa, named Of Tuesday 26-30. dent. But the sailors this year shortly after noon Sunday, say- Bristol, Va., an advertising con- emy soldiers and captured 61 acting president two weeks aft- LOCAL WEATHER were warned of the strained re- ing it was being boarded. sultant and a longtime resident during the same period. er minority students and sym- Official observations for the lations between Peking and the This report was relayed to of Hong Kong, and a Chinese. The spokesman accused the pathizers began a strike Nov. 6, Unreal 24 hours ending at 12 m. Sun- Hong Kong government because Marine Department officials Aboard the Reverie were CF. enemy of taMng advantage of called the explosions "just an- Surplus day : of the imprisonment of commu- Sunday night and Chinese fish- von Sydow, Asian representa- the cease-fire although' many of other of the neo-Fascist ac- WASHINGTON (AP ) - The ices bought by overseas pur- Maximum, 31; minimum, 13; nists held responsible for the ermen from Hong Kong said tive of a Swedish firm; his their attacks were on allied re- tions" by dissidents trying to nation's first balance of pay- chasers. noon, 30; precipit ation, none. 196S anti-British campaign of they saw Red Chinese junks American wife, the former Joan connaissance forces, which the close the campus. ments surplus in over a decade It includes everything from Official observations for the violence in the colony. capture the three yachts, Hopkins, 47, of Spokane, Wash.; Viet Cong had indicated it would Another bomb knocked out was more apparent than real the few dollars a traveling Iowa 24 hours ending at 12 m. today : The Portuguese colony of Ma- Best available information their two teen-age daughters, consider a violation of the truce- two windows ln a student lounge and should not be read as mean- schoolteacher pays for a trinket Maximum, 35; minimum, 16; cao is 40 miles across the mouth listed four Americans, three Christine and Sarah; an Austra- While allied offensive operations Thursday night. been millions a U.S. noon, 33; precipitation, none. of the Pearl River estuary from Swedes, two Britons, one Aus- lian girl and two Chinese. were halted during the truce pe- ing the dollar drain has Ln Rome to the riod, both air and ground Hayakawa vowed to keep the ended, government spokesmen ship line would pay for a Japa- recon- campus open all spring, with po- nese-built oil tanker. naissance continued. He say . The Marine command in Da lice force if necessary. announcing the $190 million conceded that many of the In The Commerce Department Nans said an estimated 50O surplus for 1968, the Commerce said the first balance of pay- North Vietnamese launched a 18,000 students enrolled for the said Sunday there Grier Tells fall semester had been trying to Department ments surplus since 1957 was series of attacks in a four-hour Pick- were several factors indicating entirely due to a pronounced period , getting within a few feet transfer to other schools. trouble in the United " eting, demonstrations and some- continued shift" in the closing weeks of of the Marin es' artillery pits at accompa- State's position. December culminating In a $960 Landing Zone Cunningham , 390 times violence have Sirtian Jurors miles north of Saigon in the nied the three-month-old strike. For one thing, tlie steady flow million surplus for the quarter —enough to offset deficit figures rugged mountains above the A of gold out of the country contin- Shau Valley. ued. The official U.S. stock of Ln two of the three previous gold fell by nearly $1.2 billion quarters. About Killing Associated Press correspond- during the year. "For most of the quarter the LOS ANGELES (AJP) _ For- ent Richard Pyle reported from Pueblo Officer Also, the value of U.S. goods balance was adverse," the de- mer football star Roosevelt Da IVang at least 30 North Viet- exported in 1968 only exceeded partment said. "Tho extraordi- Grier and others who saw the namese were killed while U.S. tho worth of products Imported nary change probably reflected losses were four dcanim - vaw >«r«M«'' and Biafrans wore condemning the guerrilla positions Inside The court of five admirals re- and other than the United States at on the California presidential Jordan. what Its Stntes^Of refugees visits by and Biafra. Ho said ho would re- say the United States should re- United States almost as strongly tho present time. They say they turned Saturday from toward primary campaign. Tho New The army also snid IR Adm. Harold G. U.S. congressmen hnvo given port to President Nixon and to evaluate its entire policy nn they do Britain , because have "given up" on the British York senator president, Vice Nigeria and Binfrn. wns shot last June persons were Injured In sev- Bovven Jr., described ns an ex- the Biafrans the idea Hint the Secretary of State William Rog- American recolllcss rifles wore government , and that there is after speaking to a large crowd eral explosions Sunday In- tremely useful inspection of tho time Is ripe for wooing Washing- ers on his return. Tho Biafrans liavo been vague captured from thc Nigerians, no hope of tho African nations celebrating his primary victory. side Israeli-occupied terri- USS Palm Beach. ton. Tho avowed aim of both visits and at times contradictory in Now the Biafra n lenders say settling the war. He died 25 hours Inter. tory. KeJlogg-Weaver United Metho- dist churches, officiating. Bur- Municipal Court ial will be in Evergreen Ceme- WINONA , Auxiliary MONDAY tery, Minneiska. The Kellogg John A. Ruben, 18, Fountain District Legion American Legion wdll conduct City, Wis., pleaded guilty to a FEBRUARY 17, 19*9 graveside military rites. charge of failure to yield the Dally Record call at the fu- The Friends may right of way and was fined $50 Tuesday afternoon Programs neral home by Judge John D. McGill. The Units Discuss At Community Winona Deaths Tv/o-State Deaths and evening and until time of charge arose from an accident services on Wednesday. last Wednesday at West 4th and — Some Memorial Hospital A. J. Prochowitr Albert Grasberg ST. CHARLES, Minn. Alphone J. (Pinky) Procho- BLALR, Wis. (Special) — Fu- Arthur Schreiner Huff streets. 125 American Legion and Aux- Vljllrto hours: Medical and surgical iliary members representing 30 to'1:30 PM. (' *3 witz, 73, 515 W. Belleview St., neral services for Albert Gras- MONDOVI, Wis. - Arthur Robert Boardman, 44, 463 E. patients : 2 to 4 and 7 guilty to a posts and units attended the children ' under IJ.) ' . „.. • _> ,_ died Sunday at 12:25 a.m. at berg, 65, Great Falls, Mont., Schreiner, 71Y a semi-retired 3rd St., pleaded Mutei-ntty patients-: 2 to 3:lt «tw 7 to were held Friday. Burial was in farmer, died Saturday night at charge of assault and tbe case district conference at St. »:30 p.m. {Wuiu only.) Community Memorial Hospital Visitor* to a p«»l*nt limited t» two following a brief illness. He was Highland Cemetery, G real Sacred Heart Hospital, Eau was continued for one month on Charles Saturday. Commander ¦t wit tlma. a pianist. Falls. Clflirft condition that the defendant Ray Gustaveson, Albert Lea, of counseling by SATU RDAY He was born here March 3, He was the son of Mr. and He was born Sept. 6, 1897, in avail himself presided. 1895, to Joseph and Anna Je- Mrs? Milton Grasberg, Larkin the Town of Albany to Mr. and Family Service. Boardman was Mrs. Frank Koeh, St. Charles, DISCHARGES a.m. Saturday Schneider, Winona reczek Prochowitz and married Valley, rural Blair and farmed Mrs. Fredrick Schreiner. He arrested at 1:25 district president , spoke brief- Mrs;. Leo with his parents here until mov- married Agnes Struck Sept. 6, on a complaint by bis wife, ly to the joint session before Rt. 3- Natalie Freer here Nov^.l, 1943. He served with the US. myy ing to Great Falls in 1955. He 1921, and lived all his life on Grace. the auxiliary adjourned to BIRTH She died in No- Mr. and Mrs. James Heim, in World War I. ' V A- * Had worked on farms in that the home farm. LeRoy M. Decker, 1080 E. 5th another room for a separate a son. He was a member of Ca- area since. vember 1964. St., pleaded guilty to charges of meeting. 404 Harriet St.. the: He was found dead the night Survivors are: A nephew SUNDAY thedral of the Sacred Heart, a failure to stop for a stop sign of Feb. 9 in a downtown hotel whom tbey raised, Marvin at night without THE REV. William Curtis, ADMISSIONS life member of the Leon Wet- and driving na- in Great Falls, where he had Schreiner, at home; one broth- headlights. He was fined $15 on Albert Lea, candidate for Mrs. Melvin Gahnz, Coch- zel Post of the American Le- and tional chaplain discussed Amer- ;• ¦ ¦ ¦¦ checked in the previous day. er, Pete, Mondovi Rt. 2, the stop sign violation and the , rane, Wis. • gion and a member of tbe Mu- Survivors are : Three sisters, one sister, Mrs. Joseph (Em- icanism, asserting that "We Mrs. Anna Nowitzke, East sicians Union. fine was suspended on the sec- Mrs. Clara OlRel, Chicago, and ma) Plett, Mondovi Rt. 4. ond charge. He was arrested at must rededicate ourselves to Burns Valley. SasavingYare: His wife" and Mrs. Sadie Nelson and God and country." Mrs. Edwin Hallum, Rush- Mrs. Funeral services will be Wed- 11:55 p.m, Friday on Highway two sisters, Mrs. Otto (Delia ) Minnie Nadsen, Minneapolis, p.m. at Zion Department C c m m a n d e r ford , Minn. nesday at 1:30 14 at St. Mary's College. Kroner, Winona, and Mrs. Mil- and two brothers, Omar , Great Lutheran Church, the Rev. Lou- Norfolk Charles Gavin, La Crescent, Mrs. Mary Peterson, 811 E. (Isabelle) Spanton, Pember- Guy MY Stlnson, , ton Falls, and Milton, Minneapolis. is Bitter, interim pastor, offi- Nebr.. paid a $30 fine after called for greater participation Mark St. ville, Ohio. One sister Mrs. Mark Pellowski, 411 , Helen, has died. ciating. Burial will be in Oai pleading guilty to a charge of in the oratorical contest, boys Funeral services will be Tues- Park Cemetery. speeding 42 m.p.h. in a 30 zone. and girls state and county to Hamilton St. day at 7:30 p.m. at Cathedral Mrs. Axel Johnson DISCHARGES Friends may caU at Kjent- He was arrested at 2 a.m. Sat- prepare youth for better citizen- of the Sacred Heart, the Rt. LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) vet & Son Funeral Home after ship. Mrs? Myron Meier, Alma, Funeral services for Mrs. urday on West Broadway. FIRST DISTRICT CONFERENCE . .. Among principals ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' Rev. Msgr. Harold J. Dittman — 3 p.m. Tuesday and until 11 Roval R. Heim, 4610 9th St., Winston Reider, La Crescent, Wis. officiating. Burial tfill be In Axel Johnson were held in St. American Legion and Auxiliary mid-winter confer- Mrs. Darrell Foster and a.m. Wednesday and then at the Goodview, was fined $30 after district child welfare chairman, at the Sacred Heart Cemetery, Pine Paul Saturday. The former church after noon. ence at St. Charles Saturday were, from left, District Com- baby, 610 E. Belleview St. Emma Dohrn, she died Thurs- pleading guilty to a charge of played a tape recording on the Lea ; the Rev. William Creek. speeding 90 m.p.h. in a 55 zone. mander Ray Gustaveson, Albert Mrs. Laura Sorlien , Minneso- day, . Reuben A, Schultz problems of dope addiction national chaplain, and ta City. Friends may call at Watkow- Arrest was made at 5:30 a.m. among youth. Curtis Albert Lea, candidate for ski Funeral Home Tuesday from Among her survivors are two MINNEISKA, Minn. - Reu- Charles, district president. In rear Jarnes Ives, 810 E. 2nd St. 58 Sunday on Highway 61 at 44th Ray "Waters, Austin, district Mrs. Frank Koch, StY 2 to 4 p.m. brothers, Harry and Emll ben A? Schultz, , Genoa, Wis., Avenue Goodview. A charge of medallion bordered by hundreds of Mrs. Richard Drussell, 461 Dohrn, and one sister, Mrs. a former resident here, died , membership chairman, reported is 50th anniversary , Olmstead St. Pallbearers will be members Henrietta Klenke, Lake City. Sunday morning at a La Crosse driving without a valid license the district has exceeded its poppies. "' ¦' Jolene Oldham, 803 2nd St. of the American Legion, who One brother, John, Lake City, hospital. was dismissed? quota with a membership of Merle Mabske, Minnesota will also form an honor guard FORFEITURES: has died. An employe of Dairyland $11,425. The "Pampered in SALES INCREASE City. at the church. Michael A. Walczak , 18, 52-6 Pink" award went to Ostrander RACINE Wis. m — Western Mrs. Donavon Herold, and Power Co., La Crosse, 28 years, W. Broadway, $20, improper * A memorial is being ar- Rudolph G. Dunand he was born here Feb. 21, 1910, as the first post to reach an Publishing Co., Inc., has report- baby, Alma, "Wis. ranged. ALMA, Wis. (Special) - Ru- turn, 9:52 p.m. Friday, Huff and all-time high in the district. Agriculture ed that net sales for 1968 were Mrs Dennis Cleveland a n € to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schultz Sarnia streets. . dolph G, Dunand, 92, died Sun- and married Winnie Irmscher. $161,890,001), compared with baby, 675 W. Sarnia St. Edwin M Matzke day at 7:30 a.m. at his home John D. Cornforth , Stockton, THE department child welfare $149,O95,OQ0 for the previous Mrs? Leslie Hill and baby, 527 Edwin M. Matzke, 84, Sauer here. Be had been ill the past Survivors are: His wife: two $15, stop light violation, 10:44 chairman, Donald Schroedl, year. Earnings for tie year W. Sanborn St. Memorial home, died there Sun- year with a heart condition. sons, Phillip, Soldiers Grove, p.m, Thursday, West 3rd and Minneapolis, explained its aims Wants Kenneth, Genoa; one Boss were $6,097,000, compared with¦ ¦ John Stachowitz, 423 laird St. day. He farmed in East Burns He was born Jan. 7, 1877, in Wis.; and Main streets. and goals. Gene Lindquist, $4,487,000 in 1967. . ' ¦ ¦ daughter, Mrs. George (Shir- Timothy P. Horan 20, Roch- ¦ Vallgr many years and was Buren, Switzerland, to Freder- ^ Clarissa, incumbent national founder of Matzke Concrete ley) Jambois, Genoa; 12 grand- ester, $20, using wrong lane, TODAY'S BIRTHDAY ick and Maria Gribi Dunand committeeman, and Donald Mil- The first official Labor Day Block Co. and came to this country when children; his mother, Mrs, Anna 9:55 p.m? Friday, West Broad- ler, past commandant of the Higher Prices Susan Marie Hamerski, 1666 Schultz, Minneiska ; six broth- way and Milwaukee tracks. was celebrated in 1894. He was bom Sept. 1, 1884, in he was 8. His parents settled Minnesota Soldiers Home, dis- (AP)—Minnesota Edgewood Rd., 4. ers, Marvin, Bernard and Russell J. Denzer, 109 Zum- ST. PAUL 's Winona County to August on a farm south of ALma. He cussed their candidacies for new commissioner of agricul- Advert Isement and Paulina Janke Matzke and came to Alma in 1914 and work- Frank, Minneiska; Earl, Pres- bro St., $30, speeding 40 m.p.h. national executive committee- , Wis.; Everaxd, Winona, in a 30 zone, 12:10 a.m. Satur- ture said one of his many goals FIRE CALLS lived in this area all his life. ed at odd jobs. He attended cott men. at the post will be to convince He married Ruth Aldlnger June schools in the Town of Belvi- and Cleyson, Altura, and five day, East 5th and Lafayette Sunday sisters, Mrs. Frank (Irene) Not- streets. Donald Gray, YWinona, past housewives to pay higher prices Why Do 14, 1923. She died last October. dere and in Alma. He was a district commander, presented for food . 12:11 a-m.-AUey behind 265 tleman, Lamoille; Mrs. Mel- Paul W. Gardner, 608 E. He was a member of Good- member of St. John's Lutheran a pin to Cy Carroll, Glenville, Robert W. Carlson today took E. 3rd St., front seat of a 1962 view Trinity Lutheran Church, Church. He never married. vin (Donna Mae) McGoon, Broadway, $30, speeding 48 model sedan burning, owned by Hastings; Mrs. Raymond m.p.h. in a 30 zone, 2:19 a.m. for his outstanding services. over for Bussell G. Schwandt, Winona County Old Settlers As- Survivors are: A sister-in- Carroll presented membership who had been agriculture com- You Read Ronald Giemza, 614 E. 2nd St., sociation and formerly was a law, Mrs; Fred Dunand, Alma, (Pearl) Tews, Winona; Mrs. today, East Sarnia and Market used hand pump to extin- Clara Schaeber, Minneapolis, streets. certificates to eight posts and missioner since 1S64. member of St. Martin 's Men's and one niece, Mrs. Conrad spoke on Americanism. "The cheap-food concept must guish. Club. Skrutvold, Beldenville, Wis; and Mrs. Rose Hanlon, Minneisr Slowly? ' ¦: "Golden be eliminated if the farmer is So • ¦. ka. His father, one brother and " post trophies were Surviving are: A daughter, One sister, Mrs. Felix (Maria) awarded by Commander Gus- to get higher prices for what he one grandson have died. Weather ¦ Mrs. Robert (Charlotte^ Halt, Probst , and one brother, Fred, taveson. to Preston, Dexter, 9reduces, '' Carlson said. The A noted publisher in: Chicago Minneapolis; three grandchil- have died. Funeral services will be Wed- nesday at 2:30 p.m. at Schu- EXTENDED FORECAST Plainview, Caledonia, Spring ew commissioner added that reports there is a simple tech- Elf Man Found dren, and three sisters, Mrs. The funeral service will be La Minnesota Grove, Janesville, Hayfield, he will try to educate consum- nique of rapid reading which Rose Yaedke, Winona; Mrs. macher Funeral Home, Tuesday Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St. Crosse, the Rev. J. L. Mattes, through .Saturday Kasson, Ostrander, Kellogg aid ers along this line. should enable you to increase Eric (Lucy) Aldinger, Witoka, John's Church, the Rev. Jerry temperatures about normal. Eyota posts for reaching their "Food is today's biggest bar- your reading speed and yet re* and Mrs. Perry (Erna Frosch, Good Shepherd Luther an tain much more. Most people Dead in Auto > Kuehn officiating. The casket Church, officiating. Burial will Normal highs 18. to 26 north, 24 quota's by Jan. 23. Wayne gain in relation to consumer in- ' Ely Houston. will be placed in the Alma to 31 south. Normal lows 4 Schnirring, Hayfield, reported come and consumer spending on do not realize how much they ELY, .Minn. (AP)*—An Funeral services will be Tues- be in the Stoddard Cemetery. could increase their pleasure, man was found dead in his crypt, with burial later in Alma Friends may call at the fu- above to 5 below north, 3 above On the district rehabilitation other cost-of-living items," Carl- day at 2 p.m. at Goodview Trin- to 12 above south? A little cold- son said: "Food prices for meat, success and income by reading parked car five miles southwest Cemetery. neral home Tuesday from S to program. faster and more accurately. ity Lutheran Church, the Rev. Friends may call Tuesday af- er mid-period and then warmer Various posts told of poultry, eggs and dairy pro- of here early Sunday and a Larry Zessin officiating. 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. plans According to this publisher, young female conpaDlon was Burial ternoon and evening at Stohr at end of period. Light precipi- for? 50th anniversary1' celebra**- ducts should be higher than will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Funeral Home. Hohmann tation with little or none expect- they are." many people, regardless of their hospitalized at Ely ia serious Mrs, John tions. The birthday is ¦ March present reading skill, can use this Friends may call at Breitlow- ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) - ed in the northeast. 17. ?/ ' ' Carlson also said he will work condition. Martiri Funeral Home today Mrs. Leona A. Short Wisconsin ??. to establish a close relationship simple technique to improve Bacber Mrs. John Hohmann, 71, Arcad- their reading ability to a . remark- Officials said Kenneth , from 7 to 9. A devotional serv- ALMA, Wis. — Mrs. Leona A. died at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Temperatures Tues day MRS. KOCH solicited sup- between the state and federal , apparently died of carbon (Onie) Short 74 La Crosse ia, able degree. Whether reading 29 ice will be held at 9. , , , a Sauer Memorial Home, Winona, through Saturday expected to port of the American Legion iii departments of agriculture in monoxide fumes from a leaking native of Alma, died Sunday at his new position. stories, books,, technical matter, where she had lived since last average near normal. Normal the auxiliary's Poppy Day pro- it becomes possible to read sen- nufSer. Donald Ward a La Crosse hospital. highs 23 to 33 normal lows 2 to ject since the *uhd can The commissioner said he will Donald Ward, 79, October. She bad been ill the POPPY tences at a glance and entire Bacber and his companion, Livingston, She was owner and operator 9 above north and 9 to 15 south. be used only for hospitalized also attempt to find solutions to pages Mont, who operated a fruit past year. in seconds with this meth- Nancy Maki, 17, daughter of of Onie's Cafe on George Street The former Stella Arduser, Only minor temperature chang- veterans. the problems of rural Minne- od. Mr. and Mrs. Who Maki, rural house here with his brother, E. in La Crosse 20 years. The for- in es. Precipitation expected to to- "Hundreds of veterans are sota. G. Ward many years ago she was born Feb. 23, .1897, To acquaint the readers of this Babbitt Minn., were discovered , died mer Leona Iberg, she was born and Mar- tal one-tenth inch or less water being returned to hospitals each "A good deal of my energy newspaper . Feb. 7 in Palo Alto, Calif., Miarion, N.D., to John will b directed toward with the easy-to- by a passerby. Y here Jan. 19, 1895, to Mr? and garet Arduser. She was mar- equivalent. Chance of a little day," she pointed out. "We have e bringing follow rules for developing rapid while visiting a granddaughter. Mrs. Arthur Iberg. She was a snow near the weekend? an increased all of the state's resources to reading skill, the company has ried Nov. 13, 1913, in Walker, obligation for the bear on the He was a member of Central member of the Alma Chapter OTHER TEMPERATURES care of disabled veterans solution of rural printed full details of Its Inter- Methodist Church here. Minn., and lived in Arcadia and Minnesota' of the Royal Neighbors of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS their families; this was the pur- s problems," Carlson esting self-training method in a Highway Safety Surviving are: A daughter most of her life. said. , America. Survivors are: Her husband, Albany, clear ..... 33 1 .. pose of organizing the Legion new booklet, "How to Read Fast- Doris, Livingston, Mont.; three , Ros- "The problems are not strict- er and R-etain More," mailed Survivors are: One son Sauer Memorial Home; two Albuquerque, clear 55 33 .. 50 years ago." Director Resigns grandchildren and a sister, Miss coe, I^a Crosse; one grandson; ly agricultural," he added. free. No obligation. Send your sons, Donavan, New London, Atlanta, rain 33 29 .12 Also because of her love of "Fort Melva Ward, Herkimer, N.Y. two brothers , Harvey, La Bismarck y per cent of our poverty name, address, and zip> code to: WASHINGTON (APD - Dr. and Leonard, Winona; seven , snow .. 30 24 the poppy, official flower of is rural." ' Reading, Funeral services were Feb. Crosse, and Raymond, Alma, Boise, cloudy 45 32 835 Diversey, Itept. 471- William Haddon Jr., declaring 10 ln Livingston. grandchildren; four great-grand- .. the Legion, she hopes for the ¦ 912, Chicago, 60614. A postcard and three sisters, Mrs. Hilda children; two brothers, Leonard Boston, clear ..... 33 17 .. largest poppy fund in the his- Liberia became the his agency has "accomplished a B Mrs. Durward (Elfa) first Ne- will do. Ward , and Conrad, Marion, and six Buffalo, clear 30 9 .. tory of the district. She has gro republic in Africa in 1847. great deal in the public inter- Rothering and Mrs. I>a Vina est,'"' has resigned as first direc- Market Salve to sisters, Mrs. Carl (Anna) An- Chicago, cloudy . .. 37 27 .. designed a poppy trophy that Fromrnelt, La Crosse. Her hus- derson, Mrs. Clayton (Albey) Cincinnati, cloudy . 35 30 .. she will award to the unit in tor of the National Highway band, Roscoe Short Jr., died Safety Bureau . Be Used for Burns Paulson, and Mrs. Lucilla Mc- Cleveland, cloudy . 28 23 the district which raises the Jan. 25, 1959. One son also has Cecilia Denver, snow ..... 47 27 .10 Haddon, 42, was appointed by SAN ANTONIO (AP) _ The Clery, Marion; Mrs. largest increase in percentage died. and Mrs. Des Moines, cloudy 30 19 .. over last If everyonein former President Lyndon B. Food and Drug Administration Nelson, Llndon, N.J., year. thcworld Funeral services will be Tues- Fred (Margaret) Paulson and Detroit, cloudy ... 37 22 .. SHE announced the following Johnson in September 1966 to has approved for marketing an at Schumacher ' day at 2 p.m. Mrs. Don (Verna) Bixhy, Min- Fairbanks, clear .. .15 -18 .. auxiliary units as having run the then new federal pro- Army developed salve that dra- Funeral Home, La Crosse, the neapolis. A son has died. Fort Worth, snow . 48 35 .03 reached high in members over ignored thingslike this gram requiring certain equip- matically reduces the chances Rev. Douglas Fraley, St. Luke's Wed- Helena fog .. 24 5 .. ment on new ears. Funeral services will be , the consecutive years listed: of death from burns. Methodist Church, officiating. at 2 p.m. at American Indianapolis, cloudy 37 27 La Cres ' anti- nesday cent, 17 years; Foun- Write the Peace Corps, Washin gton, D,C. 20525 ' | Requirements for safety items Called Sulfamylon, the Burial will be in the Alma Ceme- Lutheran Church here, the Rev. Jacksonville, cloudy 50 40 .01 tain, 9; Ostrander developed , 7; Albert —such as seat harnesses, spe- bacterial cream was tery. G. H. Huggenvik, Central Lu- Juneau, cloudy ... 30 18 .09 Lea, Caledonia, Elgin and ? Please send me information. I by the Army Institute of Surgi- Friends may call at the fu- St. cial door latches and head rests theran Church, Winona, officiat- Kansas City, cloudy 39 30 Charles, 5; Mabel, 3, and Mill- ?¦ Please send me an application. cal Research at Brooke Army neral home today from 4 to 5:30 I —were implemented for 1968 ing. Burial will be in Glencoe Los Angeles, cloudy 65 50 .. ville, 2. This is the first and 1969 model cars. Medical Center. and 7 to 9 p.m. year Cemetery. Louisville, snow .. 33 30 .07 for an all-time high for Hart- N""« .7 I Friends may call at Killian Memphis, cloudy ... 34 31 .. Albert Hamilton land and New Richland since Ar1rfr»«« ' j LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) Funeral Home Tuesday from 4 Miami, cloudy .... 76 54 .. 1960. —Albert Hamilton, Lake City, to 9 p.m. and at the church Milwaukee, cloudy . 33 26 .. Eleven small units in the City , , .j Mpls.-St. P., cloudy 30 12 .. died this morning at Methodist Wednesday after 1 p.m. district have more members st5,e : . Zip r.^ Hospital, Rochester. Peterson- New Orleans, cloudy 49 39 .. than the posts: Canton, Chat- Roger Wahl New York, cloudy . 37 26 .. PubtUhsd as i public iaivlc« I Sheehan Funeral Home la in field, Dexter, LeRoy Fountain, In cooperation wltM Ths >SIS. I HOUSTON, Minn. (Special)- Okla. City, cloudy . 37 31 .. Advonuino Council ond the *f? W I charge of arrangements. Kellogg, Eyota, Freeborn, El- International Newspaper Ji?. ¦ Roger Wahl, Neillsville, Wis., Omaha, cloudy ... 31 12 .. * gin, Waldorf and Whalan. Wy- •Advertlslno Executives. '-m* -» ^"" ' Eugene E. Winters druggist, formerly of Houston, Philadelphia, cloudy 35 27 .. ^««* - died suddenly late Sunday at koff has the same number as KELLOGG, Minn. (SpeciaD- Phoenix, cloudy ... 67 43 .. the post Winters, 56, Neillsville. . Eugene Edward Pittsburgh, cloudy . 37 24 .. Mrs. Koch listed the 36 units rural Kellogg, died at 4 p.m. He was the son of Mr. and Ptlnd, Me., clear . 27 11 Veterans Administra- Mrs. Clarence Wahl, Houston. .. that wero presented awards at Sunday at Ptlnd., Ore., clear 53 33 .. this rnid-winter tion Hospital, Minneapolis. Ho His wife is the former Patricia conference for Rapid City, rain ... 29 26 T being over the top by the time had been a patient there since Wilcox, Houston. Richmond, cloudy . 36 29 .. 1 of the fall conference on Dec. / '^HQ$^ * ' s» .FJ^BR^^ BI Jan, 13 with a heart condition. Funeral arrangements are in- St. Louis, cloudy .. 34 26 .. 7. Since then Dodge Center, PAID IN FULL He was born March 10, 1912, complete. Salt Lk. City, clear 37 20 .22 _. __aKB____w___i__^__yir_HmEK_\_^_^U 1 ¦ Millville and Lake City have in Watopa Township, Wabasha San Diego, cloudy . 63 48 .. County, to John E. and Mathil- gone over the top, San Fran., clear .. 57 49 .. Mrs. Robert Beckman, Lake da Johnson Winters. He served Tell British Seattle, clear 52 39 .. in the Army during World War City, was endorsed for election Tampa, cloudy ... 66 50 .. to tho department executive II and then drove a truck for Servicemen to Washington, cloudy 41 28 .. MONEY PROBLEMS construction companies in Wi- board. Winnipeg, rain »... 26 2 .. Women of the St. Charles nona and Minneanolis until 1963 (M-Missing; T-Trace) when he retired because of hi* Cut Out Labels unit served lunch nt a break in DISAPPEAR health. He later moved to Kel- the afternoon sessions. logg. He had been married and LONDON (AP) - British ¦ WITH TaU-r divorced. servicemen assigned to the Mid- Rembrandt, Two Payment-Ease He was a member of the Wa- dle East will be told to cut Television Show bnsha Veteran"; of Foreign "Jewish labels" from their Other Paintings Kellogg Ameri- Hel ps Preacher ^ CT^^jflflk^k^k^k^k^k^kB^rTxt?. ' * ^9^^MEBK9K^^^^S6B I that can raiuca Wars nnd the clothing, the Ministry of De- * I^ Th« "AII-Encorop»Mtofl" loan Plan •very- can tx>cion Post . fense announced today. Said Stolen thing yov mta \o ONE PAYMENT, ONCE-A-MONTH that Survivors p r<» : His father. J, "Arabs are likely, to confis- Deliver Baby li just right far yon* at ONE PLACE. F,. "Wenver ; one son PORTSMOUTH, England LANCASTER, Pa. (AP ) — Win'^rs. , cate the clothing if they see the (AP) Rembrandt and ftvo r>»nn, Kellorfg: two daughters, tags," a spokesman said, "A — A Several months ago a local edu- AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY AT Mrs Donnld fMnrion) Beck* other paintings worth an esti- cational television station ran a . simple matter like a soldier mated $23,000, were stolon from program mon*. pnd Mr*- . EHwapT (Arlene) hanging up in public a shirt or on the birth of a child TUMpo^'r Minp»»wot*v n'n* the Cumberland House art exhi- and it's a good thing the Rev. jacket with a brand label of a bition during the weekend. Robert Payson T: two Krfl'*<«>-*8, Jewish fiiin could cause trou- was watching. TT Officials discovered the theft The Rev. Mr. Payson ->»~'W . Winonn. pr»H ^"-n, ble." , using VnlTr.rt(f. prsr\ f»n° p'st'1*" W«^, when they opened the gallery to- thc knowledge gained from r "We do not want to inflame day. The paintings had been re- viewing tho show delivered the Owr *"**-; (TToierO R°'i . Mirjnefa. ihe political situation Arab , V» One *«n. one briber, one in moved from their frames. baby of one of his parishioners, «t«v»r and his m-tthf-r li« Winona F«n''OM pf pound, 1 , •im 'OV-'noi-. flfav *»f T>IIA*-»*»^**^ or by Jewish authors must also sensitive. Any faith us accepted 10 ounce daughter, wero report- FOR PHONE LOAN SERVICE DIAL 8-297*6 ,d ^hic 's FxtiT^' w"m» . W»h«i. be left at home. and respected in any Middle ed doing well at a Lancaster nK^^thcre Iselllow(SffSd sha, the Rev. Richard Horton, A spokesman for the Egyptian East country." hospital. Defendants in Tech School May Go Farm Boy Killed Liquor Cases 2 Trempealeau To Shifts Next Year Board Members Substantial enrollment in- fied " applicants and form to be to go to a two- or even Crossing fffg/iwoy Ask Hearings creases probably will necessi- e&ough sections to accommo- three-shift basis. Three persons appeared tate the scheduling of classes date them. Kaine also reported that 71 ELEVA, Wis.—A rural Eleva car driven by- Wayne M. Loom- moving to the present farin. in percent of last year's graduates To Appoint s He municipal court this at the .Winona Area Vocational- THIS MAY be difficult next boy became Trempealeau Coun- is, 23, Fall Creek Rt. 1. was a freshman at Eleva-Strum morning Technical School next year -who live within a 35-mile ra- TREMPEALEAU, Wis.-The for, arraignment on year, he explained, since the Winona are employed three members of the Trem- ty's first traffic fatality of the Trempealeau County Traffic High School and member of the charges of on a shift basis;, Thomas W. dius of Officer Steve Hanson, Strum, FFA. selling liquor without school now has 450 students en- in the Winona area. pealeau School Board who re- year when he was hit by a car a license. Raine, the school's director, rolled and is operating at 135 first officer on the scene, said Survivors are: His parents; They were: Roy told members of the school's The committee discussed signed last week will be re- while running across U.S. 10, I. Northrup, percent of capacity. pending legislation as it affects placed by appointment of the marks on the Loomis car indi- four brothers, John Jr., Char- 39, 3920 W. 6th St., Goodview general advisory committee at two miles west of Eleva. cated he was struck by the grill les, Herbert and Steven, , a recent meeting. There already have been 578 t(ie state's vocational-technical two remaining members, Supt. Lee Jeffrey Endle, 14, son of ac owner , and operator of applications made for enroll- and committee officers Jerry Hammer said today. just left of the center. The im- home; three sisters, Mrs. Ythe Raine explained that until schools Mr. and Mrs. John Endle, was pact threw Lee into the air Friendly Bar, 500 policy of ment in 1969-70, he observed, were elected. The . appointments will be , on- James (Mary) Kothbauer, Ra- W? 5th St.; now it has been' the dead on arrival at Sacred Heart to the hood, and through the Wis,; Gabriel Meier the school to admit all quali- and the only solution appears made by Earl Malles and Wen- cine, Mrs. Oral (Lois) , 500% Center St., ROBERT P, Olson, Winona, dell Hilton for the unexpired Hospital, Eau Claire, where he windshield, leaving a large hole Perry, Chippewa Falls, and owner of the Silver Dollar Bar, was elected chairman; Arnold terms or until the annual meet- was taken by Mondovi Ambul- in the glass just right of center. Mrs. Donald (Joyce) Peterson, 74 E. 2nd St., and Edward J. Onstad, Spring Grove, /vice ing the last Monday in July. ance Service after the accident Death was attributed to . a ba- Eau Claire, and his maternal Koscianski, 24, 507% w. 4th St., Precipitation chairman, and Mrs. Robert O'- When Malles and Hilton will Saturday at 6:15 p.m.. sal skull fracture. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Below Normal Neil, Winona, secretary. Other bartender at the Silver Dollar meet to make the appointments LEE HAD BEEN walking Hanson said there were no John Berger, Rock Falls. Bar. committee members are Joseph hadn't been decided this' morn- skid marks from the Loomis and Wil- west toward the home of his The funeral service will be The three were arrested on Arrticipated Next 30 Days Xarakas, St. Charles, ing- car. Lights from the Austin car Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Kjent- liam Nisbit, Ray H. Brown, parents, who live on Highway prevented a complaint signed by Ray Flood-conscious Winona area tion and near normal tempera- Mrs. Shirley Carhart, Mrs. 10. Tom Austin gave him a lift hirn from seeing the vet & Son Funeral Home and Nibbe, state liquor control agent, Frank Theis, George M. Rob- Sigrid Bender and Robert De- boy. Coroner Richard Ellingson residents received some en- tures into the middle of March. ertson Sr., Daniel S Sadowski and then let him out opposite at 10 at Sacred Heart Catholic who charged that he was served Weather mentioned, . laney resigned after three peti- and Sheriff Stanley Amundson Church, Mondovi, the Rev. Hil- couragement from the Precipitation isn't and Michael Rozek, Winona. his home, which is south of the joined liquor at the Silver Dollar on Bureau during the weekend in either j in the immediate fore- tions from the Trempealeau dis- Hanson in the investiga- ary Simmons officiating. Burr The committee is organized trict to detach and attach to highway. He got out, went to the tion. Thursday and in the Friendly its 30-day forecast which anti- cast for this area, and the ex- to consider needs and purposes rear of the car, paused when ial will be in the church ceme- Bar on Friday. precipita- outlook for the next five Gale-Ettrick district were re- tery. cipates below normal tended of vocational education nation- jected by the school commit- he saw an eastbound car ap- LEE WAS born Aug. 1, 1954, Meier and Koscianski were days indicates only scant snow ally and, particularly, Winona proaching, and then apparently at Mondovi to John and Helen Friends may call at the fu- represented by attorney Dennis Saturday. tee of Cooperative Educational neral home from this afternoon or rain through and the Winona area; recom- Service Agency 11 Wednesday thought he could make it. Berger Endle. He lived with A. Challeen who entered pleas mend changes and adjustments to time of services Tuesday. A WEEKEND snowstorm that night. Property on which they He dashed out onto the con- his family for a time in Town of not guilty for them and re- A in the vocational-technical pro- crete and was struck by the of Albany, Pepin County, until prayer for the wake will bo quested a preliminary hearing. UCT Praised moved into other parts of the gram to the Winona School reside was included in the peti- said at 8 tonight. Northrup, who was not repre- state skirted the immediate Wi- Board through the school direc- tions. EIGHT OTHERS died in Wis- sented by counsel, also pleaded nona area and unseasonably tor and superintendent of consin accidents over the week- not guilty and requested a hear- mild temperatures caused thaw- schools; assist in the interpre- end, raising the 1969 toll to 67, ing in the matter. In YouthWork ing that resulted in a percep- tation of programs to the gen- Wabasha-Kellogg compared with 110 a year ago. Judge John D. JTcGill sched- tible settling of the winter's ac- eral public and be represent- Car Entered; Harold F. Wille, 52, chief of Youth programs and retarded of snow. _ ¦ uled a preliminary hearing for children's projects of Winona cumulation ed at statewide meetings and police in Middleton for 15 years 9:30 a.m. Feb. 25 for Meier The mercury reached a high conferences on vocational-tech- Work Bidding Slated was killed Sunday when his Council 69, United Commercial Sunday afternoon, drop- and Koscianski and at 11:15 on were praised Satur- of 35 nical education. $30 Removed snowmobile collided with a car Travelers, ped to an overnight low of 16 Contracts for reconstruction its of Wabasha. Plans call for on U.S. 51 near Minocqua. that date for Northrup. All three day night by Mayor Norman E. Henry Scharmach Jr., 1061 4-lane construction through A men were released after posting early today and had pushed of Highway 61, from Kellogg passenger, in whose cabin Wille Indall at the chapter's annual back to a reading of 33 at noon. E. Wabasha St., reported to po- to Wabasha, Wabasha. The balance of the $100 bail. Ladies Night banquet. 'Ham' at Ettrick lice this morning that his car are to be let had been spending the weekend, Skies are expected to be part- March 28, according to the segment will be 2-Iane con- was hospitalized in critical con- Mayor Indall also greeted ly cloudy through Tuesday with had been forcibly entered while struction for the time being. Hears Clash Off parked on East 3rd Street prior district highway engineer, Clay- dition. Ted Kolb, Austin, grand coun- a cooling trend to be felt be- The reconstructed highway Three Door County, teen-agers selor of ttie Minnesota - North ginning tonight. to 1:30 a.m. Sunday and $30 ton Swanson, Rochester. will pass Kellogg on the west , Peruvian Coast cash taken from the vehicle. were fatally injured Sunday Cigarette liquor Dakota jurisdiction, and his Tonight's low will be between Letting dates were postponed and will eliminate the old rail- when their car struck a tree be- wife. The banquet was held at 8 and 20 and a high of 26-30 is ETTRICK, Wis. — Wayne Chief James McCabe said the from last fall because of road overpass by being routed side Highway 42 near Sister the Oaks and attracted an es- predicted for Tuesday. Erickson, amateur radio op- theft was under investigation along the west side of the Mil- by the police detective divi- holdbacks in federal highway Bay. The victims were Loren Returns Higher timated 200 members and erator at Ettrick, beard the wauee Railroad tracks. A new Vertz, 18, of Egg Harbor and LITTLE change is expected clash between American tuna sion . funding imposed by the John- bridge will be built carry the Apportionments to the city of spouses. son, administration as an anti- to Tom Wilkins, 18, and Nancy pin was pre- Wednesday. fishermen and Peruvian torpe- McCabe said a 15-year-old girl highway over the Zumbro Riv- cigarette and liquor tax funds A diamond lapel Temperatures from Tuesday inflation measure. Overbyj 17, both of Sister Bay. by the state were announced to- sented to Charles A. Risser, 378 do boats off the shore of Peru and a 17-year-old boy, both from er just north of Kellogg. Richard Dvorak, 19, of rural through Saturday should aver- Friday. , Tlie new segment will extend day by City Clerk John S? Car- Center St., for 60 years of UCT high Winona were taken into cus- from a point one mile south of Swanson said preliminary Stratford and William Fischer, -? Counselor age out near the normal He talked with Harvey Wells, tody for curfew violation at ter. /'' membership. Grand and low of 31 and 12. Kellogg to the north city lim- tests are being made along 18, of Sheboygan died Sunday in The city' s share of state liquor Kolb made the presentation. first mate aboard one of the 12:50 a.m. today. The boy was Lake Pepin to determine a two-car crash on Highway 13 It will be colder at midweek, boats overtaken by Peruvian charged with driving af- taxes collected from July 1 A collection, taken at the ban- warmer during the also* whether a water-level route for at a parking lot entrance north then a little vessels about 26 miles offshore. ter midnight. Both were turned Highway 6L is feasible. The through Dec. 31, 1968, was $21,- quet and totaling $75, will be weekend. One of the American vessels, of Marshfield. 149.09. The cigarette tax ap- over to the Winona over to juvenile authorities. highway department is consid- A DUBUQUE, Iowa, man, turned the Mariner, was taken into Also in the hands of juvenile portionment was $26,503.29. County Association for Retard- custody temporarily by the Burns Critical ering three possible locations Donald Bandy Jr., 36, died Sat- These apportionments are on ed Children and to the UCT na- authorities were three teen-age for a new 4-lane segment be- urday night when thrown from Peruvians, who said the boat boys who were apprehended the bases of 79 cents per capita tional retardation fund. The was violating the country's tween Wabasha and Lake City: his car as it overturned beside for liquor taxes and 99 cents UCT fund is used to provide $60 Stolen at 200-mile offshore boundary smashing windows of a garage Riverward of the Milwaukee Highway 133 near Cassvflle. for cigarette taxes. scholarships for teachers wish- limit. at West Sth and Pelzer Streets For Child, m tracks, against the base of the Another pedestrian, Erich Sit- Figures are slightly above ing to further their training in Wells told Erickson there was with snowballs about 3 p.m. bluffs, along tbe present right te, 64, Milwaukee, was killed those for the same period in the field of retardation. Slore some shooting, and the Mariner Sunday . -Tern Teresa Johnston, 3%, of way, or inland from the Friday night when struck by a the previous year. In February Master of ceremonies was HARMONY, Minn.—A break- was hit at least 60 times, but daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bluffs. car in Milwaukee. 1968 the 6-month apportion- Donald Wood, senior counselor in at the IGA Food Store in without injury to the crewmen. Wayne Johnston, Stillwater, ments were $20,078.25 for liquor of the Winona Council. A coun- Harmony early Sunday morning He said some of the fishing Collisions Over Minn., is reported as "slightly taxes and $25,967.87 for cig- cil gift to Grand Counselor Kolb is under investigation by the boats were chased for two improved" today in a Roches- arette taxes. A. Stow. Fillmore County sheriff's of- hours. Weekend Cost ter hospital where she was tak- was presented by Hale The incident touched off an Carter said the city's 1969 charge fice. en after being severely burned budget anticipates total 1969 re- Arrangements were in The proprietor discovered the angry outcry among congress- Near $2,300 in a Winona hotel room Sunday :?: . '* ceipts from these sources of of Milton Knutson, Vernon loss of $60 from the cash reg- men in Washington because the morning. See nature Smelser, Robert VJebber, Mar- U.S. and most other countries Police investigated four acci- $38,000 for liquor and $51,000 ister when he went to check The Johnstons were in town to apportion- vin Meier, Mrs. Harold Brie- the store Sunday niorning. The claim jurisdiction to only 12 dents during the weekend re- for cigarettes. The Stedman. attend a wedding and were stay- closeon ments are made twice each sath and Mrs. Donald break-in occurred after 3 a.m., miles off their shores. sulting in $2,300 property dam- u^ tfe because everything was In or- age. There were no injuries ing on the second tloor ot the year. If present trends hold , the . Park Plaza. Terri and her 2- city will receive slightly more der when John Hanson, relief At 1:02 a.m. Sunday, an east- policeman, checked the building bound vehicle driven by Robert year-old sister had a room ad- Hiawatha trail money from these apportion- Port Authority Damage $1,300 in joining their parents. anticipated in its at 2:30? J. "Waldera, 17, 476 E. 3rd St., ments than is by prying budget, Carter said. Bills Introduced Entry was made Wabasha Accident struck two vehicles parked on According to police, the girls open a wooden door at the back opposite sides of the street in had been running back and forth Legislation that would pro- which is used for unloading WABASHA, Minn. (Special) front of 860 E. 3rd St. The park- between the rooms and playing vide increased funding and de- merchandise. It was hooked —' There was property damage ed cars were owned by Stanley when Terri suddenly started Picture Corrected velopment powers for the Port shut on the inside. but no injuries in a rear-end J. YWanek, 863 E. 3rd St., and screaming. Her father rushed (Special) Authority of Winona was to be collision Saturday at 8:30 p.m. William J. Buggs, 1760 W. Wa- into the room and found her pa- PLAINVIEW, Minn. Minne- —This newspa- introduced today in the on Wabasha County Road 24, basha St. The Waldera car first jamas in flames. He smothered sota Legislature by Rep. Frank Wa basha NFO six miles southeast of here on struck Wanek's car and glanced the flames and the child was per puhlished Roger Laufen- the w r o n g Theis and Sen? Sand Prairie. off and hit the Buggs vehicle. taken to Community Memorial burger. Feed on Thursday James Wodele, 39, Waba- Hospital with third degree picture of this said the special sha, coming over the crest POLICE estimated damage at year's P Iain- Rep. Theis was burns. She was later transfer- bill will undergo committee Kuch to Speak of a hill when he saw the car $300 to the left side, left front, red to Rochester where her con- view Girl Stat- two weeks. of his sister right side and right rear of er. S h e is hearings in about , Mrs. Doris Warn- dition was described as critical The bill to be introduced is PLAINVIEW, Minn.-The Wa- ken, Hudson, Wis., parked in Waldera's 1961 model sedan, Sunday evening. J ennifer basha County National Farm- $150 to the left rear of Wanek's that approved last week by the front of him with lights flash- A joint investigation by Jer- Jacobs, p i c- City Council. It was drafted by ers Organization will sponsor ing. He was unable to stop be- 1962 model station wagon, and tured here. a whole hog sausage feed $50 to the left rear of the rie Siebert, police detective di- members of a Minneapolis law cause the road was icy and there vision, and Brute Johnstone, Wi- Jennifer firm which specializes in mu- Thursday at 7 p.m. at Plain- was traffic coming in the other Buggs car, a 1951 model. Is the dauehter view High School auditorium. Sunday at 2:42 p.m., nona fire marshal revealed that nicipal bond consultation serv- lane. cars the children had evidently been of Mr. a n d Jenifer ices. Guest speaker will be John The Wabasha County sheriff' dri-ven by Robert C. Wessin, 556 in Mrs. Earl E. Kuch, who farms 1,000 acres s playlng.^th matches their office estimated $600 damage to W. Sanborn St., and David M. hotel room. Jacobs. MARRIAGE FOR PRIESTS in Tuscola County, Mich. He is Reed, 25, 884 44th Ave., Good- ¦ (AP) the 1966 Wodele car and $700 MILAN — A market re- a native of Vienna, Austria , damage to Mrs. Warnken's 1968 view, collided at Gilmore Ave- search center says more Italian and came to this country in model. nue and West Belleview Street. Greenfield Contest housewives favor marriage for 1921. He served on the NFO Wessin was going east on Gil- City Scout Gives priests than go board of directors from 1964 to WABASHA, Minn. - Green- Roman Catholic more Avenue and Reed was along with the Church's opposi- this year. ACQUISITION westbound on Belleview. Trophy to field Township will have three tion to It. The center stated that MANITOWOC, Wis. w» - candidates on the March 11 bal- ON EXCHANGE Aluminum Specialty Co., Damage was estimated at $400 of 3,000 women queried 42 per has to the left front of Wessin s Gov. LeVander lot for supervisor, according to cent said they favored marriage LA CROSSE, Wis. W) - Py- entered an agreement to be ac- ' Clerk Peter Drysdale. Filing roil Company, Inc., has en- quired by Intermark Investing, 1954 model station wagon and for priests, 34.4 per cent were $3O0 to the left front of Reed's Eight Boy Scouts and Explor- Super Dome Hiawathas for supervisor were Gust Wen- against and the rest noncommit- nounced that 765,093 shares of Inc., a diversified firm at La ers reported the progress and inger, incumbent, John Fitzger- its common stock were admit- Jolla, Calif. 1965 model sports coupe. tal. ¦ Glen O. Peterson aims of the scouting program ald and Norman Tentis. Joy ¦ ted to listing and dealings on , St. Paul, to Gov. Harold LeVander Fri- Maahs filed for treasurer. No The world's first successful the American Stock Exchange The first Junior High School reported to police that his park- I ed vehicle day afternoon at the State to Milwaukee-Chicago one filed in Glasgow Township, subway was built In London In Feb. 7. The ticker symbol for was established In Ohio, in had been struck by Capitol. said Donald A. Tentis, clerk. 1863. Pyroil Is PYI. 1909. a hit-and-run driver sometime Sunday night. The car was park- Gene Richie, Winona , Game- or St. ed on West King Street about 30 haven Council, presented thc Paul-Minneapolis feet east of Huff Street. The governor an emblem trophy 1957 model sedan was struck representing the new scouting Relax in armchair comfort and watch some of by an eastbound vehicle and program, "Boypower 76." He America's most beautiful scenery roll by the big Band Puts Away Its M-1s received explained that the program's The $IO0 damage to the left picture windows of our full-car Super Domes. By AL DAVIS their tour of duty. called to active duty Thurs- A medley of sentimental cam- rear. aim is to increase thc percent- "Betty a ge of scouts throughout the na- Then take a beverage break in the Ca fe Lounge. Dally News Staff Writer Winona area residents might day was tho 132d Army Bond . pus ballads including AT 1:05 recall seeing the Wisconsin The 28 members will be used, Coed," "Mr. Touchdown, USA," P.M. Saturday, a T-14 tion from one out of every Or stroll to the diner if you h ave a taste for good (dedicated semitrailer being hauled by four boys to one out of every MADISON, Wis . - The 132d Guard unit leading the parade a guard spokesman said, for and to all female Homer W. food. (Buffete ria Diner on the Morning as featured band at last July's guarding entrances to buildings, protesters) "The Sweetheart of Martin, Diamond , tlhree. Hiawa- Wisconsin National Guard Band Mo., was struck by an east- thas.) Good seen ery... good food...and a chance called into state state American Legion conven- but also for morale purposes. Sigmund Freud." bound which was tion hosted by the city. Burlington switch engine to relax...that' as a pari " 'They might even play an at the Walnut Street crossing, s a Hiawatha Holiday. Try it soon. active duty Thursday The location of the band's evening concert,' he said." THE DECISION io release tho World Bank to force to quell stu- band came about 3:30 p.m. Sun- Martin was driving south on Incidentally, our reduced Family Plan Fares apply of 2,100-man security area was so "hush- This little item of information Walnut Street the Univer- that wo could not even day. The bandmaster, Chief and told police Triple Loans to on the Hiawathas , too. dent disorders on hush" was clipped from a Madison he did not see or hear the en- Madison drive Army vehicles into tho newspaper by ono of the bands- Warrant Officer Fred C. Mott, sity of Wisconsin's Truax Field gine until just prior to Impact. African Nations Dally Schedule, Milwaukee Road Station was released late area. Our "tactical" vehicles, men, pasted to the top of a sheet and I were at the campus, picking , armory when we were sum- Tho train crew said the en- Lv. Winona: Sunday afternoon. used for up chow run- of paper, and the following, en- gine headlight was on and the KINSHASA , The Congo (AP) units ning errands and general liai- moned Into the office of the 9:44 AM or 2:26 PM-for Milwaukee-Chicago Most of the other troop titled "Evening Concert Pro- , bell was ringing. The engineer, World Bank President Robert 4:30 PM or 5:54 PM-for St. Paul-Minneapolis quartered oft son, were a MCT yellow Con- gram," was penned in below : Wisconsin adjutant general — will remain Brig. Gen. James Lison. R- Wing, La Crosse, Wis., said S. McNamara says the bank in- campus on a stand-by basis un- tinental and a 1963 Thunderbird. ~ the engine was going (Our bandmaster is In civilian "32d DivIsion March" The youthful looking general, 7-8 m.p.h, tends to triple its loans to Africa til further notice. Other crew members were T. P, ln the next five years. K. A. Anonson, Ap*. life the sales manager bf a "We Shall Overcome" just recently promoted to one- Milwaukee Passenger Station this of My appointed to head Dwyer, La Crosse, fireman, and McNamara , who left hero for THE BAND, of which Madison auto dealership.) "Black is the Color star rank and Mark and Centar Sis. j sergeant , per- True Love's Hair the state National Guard , talked J. Wadaus, Holmen, Wis., Brussels Sunday, made the pre- 'wj-jfc- reporter is first " switchman. diction in a communique distrib- formed a four-day security mis- THE NATIONAL Guard blor- "West Mifflin Street Parade" briefly with the governor's of- mation officer, hard put to ex Damage to the trailer nnd uted during a four-day visit to sion IR Madison which still "Overture to 'Hair'" fice and the decision wns made classi- plain tho callup of a band in 2ft-man security contents, 40,000 pounds of flour, the Congo. remains, under security "When You're Out of Schiltz, to pull out the was estimated ot , Although tho primary a riot situation, released tho You Switch to Bud" force but to make clear that $1 000. The communique said a mis- fication. shortly of World Bank experts mission of an Army band is a following information INTERMISSION they might bo called bach. PASTOR RITLAND SPEAKS sion will 28-man or- after the unit identification was Wisconsin The troops needed no urging go to tho Congo to examine fi- musical one, tho "On " WHITEHALL, Wis. - Thc nancing possibilities in agricul- ganization carried M-l riQes in- announced; "Over There" to pack up, clean up and bo R«v. C. J. Ritland, Whitehall , during "Among the guard units This reporter ture, transport and communica- stead cf instruments "Washington Post March" on Uieir way. was featured speaker when 20 tions. (dedicated to the Winona caught tho 11:15 p.m. North Eagle Scouts were feted at La 0et on tho Fnst *rrock ^(^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^HHHBHBIV'IIHBHMHHHBHHHHIWHIHBiBHHk Dally News) Central flight from Truax Field Crosso recently. As a boy ho ir^l^^^Jv - ^*~*^^^^ ~mmm W|n0 |,, |_odflt No. 1« KP. % KM. "The Continental" (dedicated to Winona , hoping that the some was in the scouting program In Claire before his present as- A WORK IH THE SEC0HD DEGREE to Dor Ing Motor Co.) 2,000 troops remaining on active Minnesota. A graduate of St. signment at Our Saviour's "School Days" duty would be able to cope Olaf College and Luther The- Church here in 1965. He is as- " cj§b TUESDAY, FEB. 18-7:30 P.M. "Saturday Night is the Lone- with tho Madison situation with- ological Seminary, St. Paul, ho sistant scoutmaster of Troop 71) •1 •] iVv-Va Dlnnor Club — S:O0 — Program liest Night of the Week" out tho further help of a 28- was an officer In World War and a member of tho Order of i^PA WALTER A. DOPKB, W.M. IK and served as pastor In Eau the Arrow J I ENCORE pieco band. , MARK TRAIL / By Ed Dodd — ~—~ ' ' EDUCATION i i ¦——¦ i——— ——¦ " — ~i a— ^ T ^ MM 11 — ¦— MM ^— mm" ' r ¦ ¦ a^n— i I ial ilaM MB I 1 ' NASON ON 9t Xctppw-d Are Sc/)Oo/s Rowanand Martin Meeting Needs? make the instructions Bv LESLIE J. NASON, Ed. D. thus To Film Mystery University of S. California meaningful ?co him. This skill of reading and un- By EARL WILSON Are our schools preparing stu- world of derstanding things mechanical HOLLYWOOD — Dan Rowan and Dick Martin are getting dents for life in ihe trainable. The student tomorrow — or yester- is who ready to make their first movie since their electrifying success today, acquires a high degree of skill with "Laugh-In." and somewhere in it Dick gravely tolls Dan, day? , the trade skills in this process is prepared for "I'm turning into a werewolf." In some cases success, regardless of the "Great!" says Dan. taught will be obsolete before DEAR ABBY: Yet, the changes that come about in our "Great?" says Dick. Raid the student graduates. industrial production machin- "Sure —• we can get you on the Ed Sul livan show now," Policemen 9 Aquanauts students of today must cope meet the problems ery? ¦ays nan. with life and Through actual handling of The movie, produced by MGM of tomorrow. What kind of prep- tentatively titled "The Motorcycle Meet , possibly prepare tools, he can develop coordina- and Man aration can tion and skill in the use of Strange Case Of ," will other- Deliver/ Begin Navy's them for the unknown future? his wise be a pretty straight mur- Farmers union that the subject mat- hands that will be necessary in It is true the use of the tools of tomor- der mystery along the. lines . of Arrest 99 ter studied is not always rele- "The Cat and the Canary." become outdated. row. MILWAUKEE (AP) — About Has His Troubles vant ; it can In class recitation, no matter WERE a very busi- 50 policemen raided a vacant Sea lab Tests But if the student learns to ¦ THEY rs Judge By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN he bas what the subject, he has an oj- • ness like pair as they moved Hea South Side tavern Sunday, ar- DEAR ABBY: I am an oil delivery man LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - learn in the process, . I also do some of lasting value tlhat portunity to improve his ability around their offices here at resting 99 persons attending a furnace repair work. In this little town of less than 40,000, Nine aquanauts begin today the something to organize his thoughts and NBC, working on the last two party for motorcycle club mem- Navy's most elaTwrate project has nothing to do with the par- I have been invited to stay for supper, breakfast, booze, studied. The abil- state them accurately. The stu- TV shows of the season. They bers from five states. and you name it. I've had it put to me cold that the old man yet in undersea living—12 days ticular subject -who On Disorders gained are thus relevant dent develops the ability to guaranteed there would be no (AP) An estimated 30 persons fled won't be home for several hours so I'm welcome to-stay in a 57-s-12-foot steel cylinder on ities initiate and express ideas clean- no body-painting EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — as officers broken open doors. the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. to his success or failure in life. blackouts and The Farmers Union opened its and socialize, and maybe consider cutting down on the bill helped, to ly has a skill that will be val- in thii film , and that it will all Those taken into custody, in- A passible hitch arose late IF EACH student is 30th annual convention Sunday some. Sunday when a helium leak was his individual powers to uable to him whatever the fu- be straight, except for Martin. cluding 29 women, were charged Abby, I've been married 37 years so develop ture may be like. going out on with a Circuit Court judge liken- discovered eround the hull of the maximum extent, he will "Then we are demonstrators to with being inmates of a disor- you know I'm no kid, and take my Belafonte circuit — a con- ing campus derly house. Sealab 3 where an umbilical line be prepared to make his best AS ANOTHER example: Jn the rotten apples that should be word for it, I'm no ladies' man? And most to the surface ties in. , his fam- the study of plane geometry tine cert tour," Rowan said. "Then Two also were charged with of these women between 55 and 45. contribution to himself removed from the basket. are ^ ily and the community. student must .discipline his mind on Aug. 7 we are back here to possession of dangerous drugs, nf Last Sunday I had a woman call me Four of the aquanauts worked -Cl...... ^n tliA laqivninrf a C *nP. follow a precisely prescribed start TV again," "All of us are outraged at the and a 22-year-old m an was ?Even in the learning of a spe- to cam- at six in the morning saying her furnace 20 minutes on preparations for skill that will be system of logic. Rowan and his wife have been violent disruptions on our charged with selling liquor with- had gone out. I rushed over there and found the repair work before the pres- cific vocational for a house. During the puses," said Judge Robert F. out a license. outmoded, the student can be In addition to**,,this discipline, looking dur- that the only thing that had gone out -was sure at 610 feet and the cold ovpn he gains practice in bringing an search they encountered Wally Pf iff ner of Chippewa Falls Police said they had been drove them back up. After "a developing his powers. He ing a discussion oE campus dis- her hushand. can be learning to read man- increased number of completely Cox, who told them, "I've been alerted to the party by Chicago What's a guy supposed to do? few more preparations" early to see you to tell you order. uals of instruction. As he reads controlled specific facts and wanting authorities. Many participants OIL MAN today, a Navy spokesman said ideas to bear on the solution of that for once I like to watch a Pfiffner said law provides uni- were identified as members of the leak would be repaired and a manual he can learn to "see" show that's popular." That versity officials with adequate - the project under way—even the machine in his mind and each new problem. removing troublemak- such cycle clubs as the Aven- UISAK wh MAIN : jj euver tne on, or ' —* pleased Rowan very much. means of gers, the Gamblers, the Un- fix the furnace, and get out of there. Abby earlier than planned. you've ers from, campuses, "and the 7:00-9: 30 ENDS "Some people think touchables and the Spokesmen. The leak was similar to a mi- i | H ¦ ! ¦¦ ¦ > ¦¦¦¦¦ had a bad effect on the coun- courts will not let individual DEAR ABBY: For the last four years I have been living public s Participants from Wisconsin, nor one in Sealab 2, in which try's morals," this reporter sug- rights override the ' Illinois, Michigan, Indiana and with a man whom I love very much, and by the way he three teams of IO men spent 15- "™ TUB. gested. rights." Ohio began arriving Saturday, treats me, I'm? sure he loves me, too. A woman couldn't day periods 205 feet under tne MtiV4$ ™ "I think it's the other way More than 250 delegates are ask for a more gentle, loving man. surface off La Jolla, Calif. In be- officials said. A vice souad offi- •••••¦••>••••• •••••••'••- mm"*m »'"""»'»,""im around," Martin said. "The expected at the convention cer infiltrated the party,^ police My problem is that I would love to carry his name, Sealab 1, four men lived 11 days • " country's morals had a bad ef- fore it ends Tuesday. said. legally, but every time I mention getting married he gets at a depth of 193 feet off Bermu- us." ¦ Among about 110 resolutions nervous. da in 1S64. fect on meeting D "ygy They pointed out, for example, being presented to the I'm . afraid if I get too persistent, I may lose him. I In preparation for today's de- I y^tor ©,J>\ j California Legislature was is one calling for prohibition have no family or real friends to talk to? I am 28 years old scent, the men of Sealab 3 ar- the pesticides as Gaiesville Gives , ^ about to pass a law that would against use of such unemployed and he is 31 and has a good job . He is very ranged to spend 24 hours inside ^fl^-^^^ imM speedometers on DDT. loyal to me two compression chambers have allowed to Charities , and we have everything we need, except a Ior (he whole SJ^lamily! ^ •J^F^ ¦used cars to be rolled back to Other topics reflect the farm- $1J95 marriage license. Abby, why should piece of paper be so aboard the surface support ship, S*B^ corporation a QJ zero, so that a purchaser would ers' quarrel with GALESVILLE, Wis. (Special ) important to me? PERFECT LOVE the USS Elk Rrver. The pres- ^ > mileage. farming. lave no idea of the — Gaiesville has contributed sure was increased gradually to REX HARRISON 0 SAMANTHA EGGAR Their Itckle Finger of Pate $1,195 to welfare organizations. DEAR "PERFECT": That "pie ce of paper" you equal that on the ocean floor. that law. want is more than a piece of paper. It's your man's device prevented From , the Community Chest Their box-like home for 12 They also Fickle-Fingered the name on the dotted line agreeing to. accept all the re- $250 was given to the Wiscon- sponsibilities of marriage. days was lowered to the ocean National YRifle Association. sin Heart Association, $265 to This gives a woman the feel- Two Killed ing of respectability and security. Ef your friend acts bottom near offshore San Cle- A letter from a the March of Dimes, and $400 meente Island. The habitat was "WE GOT to American Legion Child Wel- "nervous" when you mention marriage, maybe he has mother of eight thanking us for something to be nervous about. Like a wife Somewhere? pressurized at 19 times normal putting together something fun- fare. —about 270 pounds per square ny, so the family wouldn't have In Crash of A total of $110 was collected DEAR ABBY: This is for "IRATE PLUMBER" who inch—just enough to keep it violence," Rowan said. through the envelope crusade doesn't care for big-busted women. He allowed as how he from flooding. The men thus to watch for the March of Dimes, and "You remember that picture of wouldn't go around the corner to see one of those "top ?heavy can swim in and out of the div- a Vietnamese officer shooting a $130 was given by students at cows." ing bells and the habitat without man in the head? 1 think a pic- Light Plane Gale-Ettrick High School and Abby, .where do men get the ilea that big-bosomed using batches. naked broad is a lot elementary students to the child women ENJOY being stared at? It just isn't so. The men are tie first of five ture of a EAGLE, Wis. (AP) - Two welfare fund. teams who will spend two saier than that" men died Sunday ¦when a plane When I was 15 years old I had to have my brassieres Martin, tie unmarried special ordered because I needed a 46D, and still do. No months in all, living and work- IW Dick equipped with skis struck a tree ing, in 47-degree water under one who "prefers to bounce," and exploded while attempting one will ever know how I ha-ve suffered because I had too STARTS WED. and has a large much of what lots of girls would like to have such pressure. The project is as he puts it, a landing in a iield near a more of. A aimed at testing equipment feminine following, nodded vig- Waukesha County farm. small-bosomed girl can always add a little padding, but North Central what is a big girl supposed to do? which will open submerged con- orously. Miss Beverly A. Nimmer, 37, We can't help what the tinental shelves "Much, safer," he said. good Lord gave us, and as far as I know there isn't any- to military ex- a third person aboard the plane, thing to make vs smaller ploration and use. It is the last TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: was hospitalized in poor condi- . "TOP HEAVY" of the three habitat-testing pro- Money isn't everything. In fact, tion with burns after wandering Flights Delayed DEAR "TOP HEAVY": Plastia surgeons have done grams. going, it NO ONE UNDER 16 ADMITTED UNLESS WITH the way things are in stocking feet from the crash some remarkable work in that area of late. Talk to your AN ADUITI soon won't be anything. site to the farm home of Gor- family doctor and see what he has to say about it. NERVE TESTS don Stremke. SOUTHAMPTON, England WISH I'D SAE> THAT: Bob CONFIDENTIAL TO spot Killed in the eras!) were Glenn By Bomb Scare "HOLD OUT MOM" IN VALDOSTA, W) — University researchers Hope insists it's easy to GA.: Don't be afraid to be the only mother in your daughter plan the host at a party: "He's the Stremke, 45, and Nicholas Ungs, OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) - Two 's to give human test subjects All the victims were from crowd to veto an idea. No dauglter has ever loved her mother tasks requiring concentration one reminding the guests to 37. North Central Airline flights '^R ^BBBm ^BmyBUBmmSi ^Bi VVIIWILM •¦ 1 Milwaukee. were delayed Sunday .while au- 2-fhours a day. and then bombard them with " *^i ^cv^^ i^H^ make only local calls. ' sudden recorded car backfires, Stremke, owner and pilot of thorities searched for a bomb Everybody has a problem. What's y ours? For a personal REMEMBERED QUOTE: the plane, was a brother of the which an anonymous telephone thunderclaps and sonic booms "An optimist is a woman who reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif., 9O069 and in a $22,000 project to measure farm owner. caller had said was placed enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope mistakes a bulge lor a curve." Authorities said Miss Nimmer aboard a plane scheduled to . wear and tear on their nerves. — Ring Lardner. was thrown about 100 feet from leave from Oshkosh's airport. EARL'S PEARLS: One of the the fuselage when the single-en- No bomb was found. Officials hardest things in the world is gine Cessna 180 crashed and ex- said a secretary at North Cen- ~~ to convince a woman that even ploded. tral's Oshkosh office had re- Some men are a bargain costs money. James E. Welch, Waukesha ceived the call on a direct-dial Carl Betz: Television Girl jockeys, we hear, don't County coroner, said the light telephone line from Neenah and use whips on their horses — plane had attempted to land on that it couldn 't be traced. ^^ purses instead they* swing their a frozen field , bounced across a Officials searched luggage of . . . That's earl, brother. road to 6he Stremke farm and 37 passengers aboard Flight 296, Gentleman-in-Waiting skidded approximately 200 feet- delaying the plane for 90 min- BORDER MARKED Then it hit a concrete wall, utes during a trip from Mar- By CYNTHIA LOWRY All he wants now is to know word until about the middle of LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) - went aloft again and struck the quette, Mich., to Chicago via NEW YORK (AP) _ The poet whether, come spring, he will March ," Betz recalls. "We President Kenneth Kaunda has tree, he said. Green Bay and Milwaukee. of Ecclesiastes sang philosophi- again plunge into the seven- frankly didn 't know whether ordered that Zambian border The explosion hurled wreck- While the search was under- cally about "a season and a day-a-week grind playing a we'd be renewed . villages be marked with big age several hundred feet. The way, Flight 295 arrived from time to every purpose under the flamboyant Houston lawyer in a "Judd for the Defense," how white letter Zs on the ground to pilot was found strapped in his Chicago and Milwaukee. It was leavens." But the mien and courtroom series or will he be ever, has had a ragged career identify them to Portuguese mil- seat about 50 feet away . delayed for 20 minutes as police •women who live by a later-day scurrying around investigating in the critical Nielsen ratings. itary aircraft attacking rebels B searched the plane as a precau- invention, television, have found film or stage offers. While it has received generally There are 51 municipalities in Or BH ¦¦MBOBBfl MM __w_% «HEBP*^^ in neighboring Portuguese Moz- tion. that something new has been "Last year, we didn't get the good critical n otices, it has >4tmk fln*^DBSD ™ J0V ™tmf ambique. Zambia has charged Alaska, according to the Census It was en route to Green Bay, added and it is called "mid-sea- started two successive Septem- that Portugal has been bombing Bureau's Census of Govern- Escanaba , Mich., and Mar- son." For many of them, there bers with failing grades in the its territory intentionally. ments. quette. is a time to dangle. vital Nielsen averages. But this SL OiwTHElliTiLp^ii An actor named Carl Bctz, Gaiesville Gives has occurred primarily because STARTS WED. whose employment record is the it has been opposite CBS Fri- Winona Daily News envy of his peer group, is cur- day night movies. For the first «85 W. 3th It. " : SPECIALS SERVED ALL DAY rently going through his second few months of each season the VOLUME 113, NO. 7A Pints Blood 7:l5 9:4 actor-in-aspic period in two ABC series was thrown against IMEAImt%A ' ° ait. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 196» Wis. (Special) -r years. The star of the series GALESVILLE, the second half of a series of C TUESt EVE RY TUESDAY Published dally except Saturday and Hoi "Judd for the Defense,' Bctz is —A total of 128 units of blood star-studded powerhouse film ^^Mt "m*-75 s|teki ? Idayj by Republican and Herald Publish was collected for the Red Cross Ins Company, 401 Franklin St., Winona. awaiting the decision of ABC features that attracted the lion 's Minn SiM. network program executives bloodmofcile at St. Mary's share of audiences. IDHH CUSAVHCS' ' PAHCAKE DAY church £n Gaiesville Thursday. L^^P^^ ^MaflF SUBSCRIPTION RAT ES ¦whether to renew the Friday ,^^^^^ 5 , SlrtOl* Copy - 10c Dally, 20c Sunday night scries for a third season Of these, 3*1 were first-time Previous experience showed, however, that affter FA r^C C * Delivered by Carrler-Per Week 50 centj or whether to root it out of the donors. A total ol 160 had sign- mid-season, ^^1 ?4 weeks $15.75 57 weeks JJ5.50 schedule at the end of next sum- ed up to give, and there were when the lesser smovies and the The Wilier Reide yfv xlli "* WEST PANCAKES mer s reruns 14 rejects. Oijini-ilion pieicnli |k: '^HSmA ^ tW Hill? By mall strlctl/ In advance; paper itc*!** ' . turkeys turned up or when film nn cAssMnc$• -HCIS- 5i.„il,, M, Mlr le, %&. . M$^| | r , j ty . ped on expiration date. There were contributors from t Thus, since the first runs appeared, ' 'Judd" sudden- In Fillmore, Houston, Olmsted , Winona. of the a wide area. Two-gallon pins Wabastui, Buffalo, Jackson, Pepin and year, when tlie last of 1069's were presented to Arthur Cram, ly became healtlhy and started Trempealeau counties and armed forces Taateh of 24 shows was complet- climbing the ratings personnel In Iho continental United Slates, ¦ed Gaiesville, Martha Hunter, ladder, or overseas with APO or FPO addresses; , Bet* has been on a quasi- Trempealeau, and Robert Hay- as-big:!) 1 year S14 .00 3 months J4.00 holiday—plenty of time for such sometimes as the top 10 4 months J7.50 1 monlh 11.50 ter, Onalaska. Receiving one- or 20. HAPPY CHEF activities as sun bathing at Aca- gallon p-ins were Mrs. Francis mm Wm m'M ,S RESTAURANT All other subscriptions: . The mid-January STARTS v^Hfl 1 year JIB.OO 3 month* 14.00 pulco, making personal appear- Wood, Mrs. Hubert Dnigan and Nielsens, 6 months S10.00 I month U.M ances around the country, work- Mrs. Mary Popple, Trempea- however, have not shown much BflMEW ff"' RJEtiRQ J ing with architects, builders and Vf. evidence of this spontaneous im- w IN " EVERY THURSDAY Send chang* ot address, notices, undellv. leau; J. Hein, Ettrick, and S SH; Mill •red copies, subscription orders nnd other interior decorators on the re- Philip Jensen, John Salsman, provement although some cau- PHONE 8-3096 —-—--—--—-—— mail Items to Winona Dally News. P.O. * Box 70, Winona. Minn. 55(87. modeling plans for his recently- George Hansen, Francis Walski tious ABC executives still be- PlflB PRION NEW M purchased Santa Monica home. and Mrs. Carroll Sacia, Gaies- lieve the odds for the series' ^ ™ Second class postag* pskl *t Winona, ville. survival nt 3-to-l- EVERY WEDWEP. *& FRIFRI. Minn. And for worrying about "Judd. 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(Special) — A Majority Cool total of 69 units of blood was received when the Red Cross bloodmobile was in Blair Tues- With Best Man day. RICHLAND CENTER , Wis. A. total of 103 donors was To scheduled, 21 y?ere walk-ins, six WV—An attractive blonde- sky- Landing first-time donors including three diver left her new husband at 18-j;ear-olds , and three specified an airborne altar Sunday and recipients. Out-of-Town Golleges dropped 4,500 feet out of sight Two-gallon pins were earned with the best man. Man on Moon by Gary Nelson, Whitehall, and By LOUIS HARRIS John J. Battalio of Madison Dorothy Nanstad and Ralph More Americans oppose landing a Utne, Blair. Barbara Halpern, and the former Lynn Marie man on the moon (49 percent) than favor such a space project (39 percent). While Whitehall, received a gallon To Receive Ph. D Tesser, members of the Univer- the reaction of the public to the dramatic Apollo 8 flight around pin. Among those receiving the ard B- Bautch, son of Sir. and sity of Wisconsin Skydiving the moon and back was 3-to-l positive, a majority of Americans Patricia Ann Patten doctoral degree from the Uni- Mrs. 33en Bautch, Whitehall, a Karen Lee Martinson Club, were married in a four- (55 percent) nevertheless agree that it is "not worth four billion Mr. and Mrs. Francis versity of Minnesota at com- senior majoring in engineering Mr. and Mrs. lioyd Mar- passenger Cessna 180. dollars a year to explore ttie moon and other planets in outer Exchange Student Patten, mencement exercises March 15 at Wisconsin State University, space." Ettr^ci, Wis., an- tinson, St. Charles, Minn., The bride wore a white Sump- These facts emerged in nounce the will be Robert H. Smith, princi- Platte-ville, received honors for engagement of suit, which was soiled when she a special Harris Survey among 1,544 Crowned Queen engagement of pal of Winona High School from the fall semester. He was announce the households in a national probability sampling conducted between their daughter, Patricia their daughter, Karen Lee, ended her parachute leap sitting 1962-1*^67. Smith named to "Who's Who Among iirwhat she called the only mud January 2i ana a*, un uie Key At Lake City High Ann, to Thomas Jay Mey- came to Winona Students in Universities and to David Eugene Davis, son question dealing with the lunar puddle in evidence in the other- son, especially when so much LAKE CITYj Minn. (Special) ers, son of Mr. and Mrs. from Lake City, Colleges" in 1968 earlier this of Mrs. Maudie Doan, Mit- landing mission, scheduled later tearing down is going on Davis, wise frozen southwestern Wis- — Zhinus Kanmi of Iran, AFS John Meyers, Madison. Minn., where year. chell, In.d and Harley consin countryside. this year, people were asked: around us." A lawyer in Fort student who attends Lincoln Fla "Do you |avor; or oppose the Miss Patten is a graduate he served as Miss Judy Grover, Whitehall, ; St? Petersburg, . The best man, P atrick Powers Worth put it this way, "We High School, Lake City, was of St. Francis School of principal from a student at Cedarville College, Miss Martinson is a reg- space project aim of landing a have to stay in it because of crowned snow queen Thursday of Middleton, accompanied her man on the moon?" Nursing, La Crosse, and is 1957-1962. Cedarville, Ohio, was an ac- istered nurse at Methodist on the freefall. The bridegroom the Russians, but we should stay night, v employed at the St. Fran- Smith is a companist to soloists on a re- Hospital, Rochester, and had to cancel his participation LANDING: A MAN in it because it will help all of Zhinus and' her attendants, graduate of Ro- ligious TV program in Dayton, her fiaace is chief engineer mankind." Carmen Lutgen, junior, and cis Hospital. Her fiance is chester High in the jump because of a sore ON THE MOON Ohio recently. She will be in at Midwest Tank and MfgV shoulder he injured Saturday - Reaction to the recent flight Vicki Bremer, sophomore, wero a student at Wisconsin State School, receiv- the Washington, D.C, area Feb. Op- Not of the Apollo 8 was overwhelm- introduced at half-time during University, La Crosse Co., Indianapolis, Ind. during a practice jump. Favor pose Sure , ma- ing his bache- 22 where a trio she also ac- Later, at a reception, the ingly positive. Most Americans the basketball game with Kas- joring in biotogy. lors degree companies will participate in a A May wedding is being . % % % were "thankful the crew got son-Mantorville Friday night. couple talked of pursuing a less 39 4» 12 An August wedding is from Gustavus Smith church service. planned. and discussed Nationwide back safely," "felt a sense of She reigned at playday in the ¦ ¦:¦ ' • ' ' hazardous sport, By Sex planned. Adolphus College in 1951 and • » ? . * x ax- skiing. great accomplishment," "found gym Saturday and at the dance his master 's degree from the PETERSON, Mien 46 « 11 the whole experience fascinat- Saturday night. Minn? — John Battalio, president of the sky- Women 32 14 University oft Minnesota. He Ferden, son of Mr. and . Mrs. Talking Books, diving club, is a UW student. 54= ing and uplifting," and were has also done graduate study Clifford Ferden Peterson, By Region "bound tip in a sense of pride Laura Ingalls , is Topic of Area His bride is a Madison secre- East 45 41 14 at Winona State College and one of 13 Luther College, De- tary. and patriotism" many had not Pope Reminds the University of Oregon. He corah Iowa, students graduat- Woman's Group Midwest 36 49 15 felt for a long time before* Wilder Songboofc , They were wed by the Rev. • South 33 5S 11 has been serving on the admin- ed at mid-semester from the Thomas Savage of the Unitar- However, the temporary eup- Catholics of istrative staff of the Minneton- ' RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) West 43 47 10 Now in Print college. —Mrs. Burdell Smith spoke on ian Society of Madison. horia over the Apollo 8 flight ka Public Schools while finish- Mrs. Battalio said she laugh- By Age had staying power only with the 'Duty of Penitence' ing his doctoral -work at the ) talking books for the blind at Under 35 5,1 39 10 PEPIN, Wis. - A "Laura TAYLOR, Wis. (Special — of the ed throughout the ceremony be- most affluent sectors of Amer- "VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope University of Minnesota. His Mrs. Jerrey Bahnub has been the Thursday meeting 't 35 - 49 43 4S 11 Ingalls Wilder Songbook" has Rushford Federated Woman's cause the participants couldn 50 and over 28 57 15 ican society. Majority opinion Paul VI described Lent as a been published, according to the dissertation was titled, "A Com- named to the honor list at Wis- hear themselves above the roar at this stage clearly dees not parison of Instructional Evalua- Club at the home of Mrs. Ted By Education time for Roman Catholics to re- Wisconsin Historical Society. consin State University, Eau Roberton. Mrs. Rees Johnson of the airplane. feel the space program is worth member the "duly of peni- The society describes the 160 tions by Teachers and Super- Claire, for the first semester. Sth grade 1 was co-hostess. or less 19 65 16 the commitment of money and tence," pages as "an invaluable com- visors Using Video Tape.' She is the former Enid Skaar, national priority it has receiv- The Pope told thousands gath- panion to the eight famous stor- daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bert Mrs. Smith said that talking High school 37 5L 12 . books are the difference be- College . 62 28 10 ed in the past. ered in St. Peter's Square Sun- ies of Laura Wilder. It con- WHITEHALL, ?JVis. - Rich- Skaar, Taylor. k day. tains 62 songs that were loved tween living and merely exist- Coynty Executi ves ing for /the blind people. It was The East is the only section "It is a period that recalls to and sung by Laura's family as of the country to endorse the Snowmobile Crash us the duty of penitence ,. Y and they lived near Pepin, Wis., Royal Nei announced that a phonograph Houston Unit ghbors and records are available at moon landing, - and the four- ' that above all compels us to a and in other communities on the Asked in Senate Takes Driver s Life decisive meeting with Christ, in Great Plains." I nstall Officers Our Good. Shepherd Home here point spread there is little be- Makes 2 Gifts for use by blind persons. yond the statistical margin of ATIKOKAN, Ont. (AP)-A the current Pascal mystery Pepin has named its "village CANTON, Minn. (Special) - error in a sample of this size? snowmobile accident Sunday which is of His (Christ's) re- park for her, and Durand its HOUSTON, Minn. (Special) - Mrs. Robert Highum gave the Bill in Wisconsin demption and of our salvation. Officers were installed when Welcome Wagon committee re- Women, older citizens, and the morning claimed the life oi a " elementary school. The home Contributions to the USO and MADISON, Wis. — Sen. Ray- less well educated are all rath- Bemidji man who was returning where she lived still stands in Royal Neighbors Surprise Camp port and Mrs. George Himlie representing Hospital Association were made reported on the house tour to mond C. Johnson., er adamantly opposed to the home from a snowmobile rally Mound Prairie Meeting the rural area west of Durand. 133 met Wednesday at the home Trempealeau, Jackson, Monroe younger at Atikokan, Ont? rhe book was compiled and ed- by Arnet-Sheldon American Le- be held in May. Plans were an- space program. YMeh, HOKAH, Minn. - Mound of Mrs. Dewey Busse. Installing nounced for a benefit card par- and Eau Claire counties in the people, and the college educat- Lloyd L? Rabe, 51, was pro- ited by Eugenia Garson and gion Auxiliary at its meeting legislature, reports that the Sen- Prairie Mutual Insurance Co. was published by Harper & officer was Mrs. Ruth Stefflar. ty with all proceeds going to ed are the ones who tend to fa- nounced dead on arrival at an wall bold its annual meeting in Monday night in the Legion Following the business meet- Camp Winnebago. ate has adopted a resolution vor space exploration. Atikokan hospital after his Row, New York City. which, if approved in the Assem- the municipal auditorium at clubrooms. ing and installation Mrs. Edrie The division over the simple machine struck a trailer on a Hokah Feb. 25 at 1 p.m., L. M. RIDGEWAY HOMEMAKERS bly, will give vofcers an oppor- question on the moon shot is the parked car along High-way Several lap robes, scuffs and gift in decide if? coun- 11, Anderson, secretary - treasurer, Area Group Hea rs Oraker was presented a (Special) tunity im April to closest of three separate tests five miles west of here? a box of carpet rags were sent RIDGE17AY, Minn. ties under 500.0KK) population ¦ said. Directors will be elected. honor of her 80th birthday. She — The Ridgeway Homemakers made in the Harris Survey. Terms of E. D. Hanke, Holand Minority Speaker to the St. Cloud hospital and should Ibe allowed to elect a When a price tag of four billion Before raw sugar juice can is a 50-year member and has met Friday at the home of Mrs. county executive. Bolduan and Frank Ormsby are LAKE CITY, Minn? (Special) more lap robes are being made the lodge for Emil Pflughoeft The lesson, dollars is associated with con- be crystallized, the water con- expiring. been receiver in . ¦ ¦ Milwaukee County presently is ' ' tent (75 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ for use in both the veterans' program to 85 percent, during . —The Lake City Mrs. Jaycees 20 years. "Home laundering" was pre- the only county in the state with tinuance of the , oppo- met Thursday evening in the hospital and home. sented by Mrs. Norman Schos- sition nationally rises to 55 per clarification) must be extracted Pet elephants in Cambodia Mrs. Henry McCune, legisla- an executive. by boiling and evaporation. Pro- like sugar in a big way. Embassy Room, with Mrs. Hen- HOUSTON CLUB sow and Mrs. Roy Schossow. Sen. Johnson is assistamt ma- cent as against 34 percent who In tho ry Schmauss as guest speak- tive chairman, reported on new are willing to spend that much. duction of sugar was consider- grounds of one Siem Reap ho- ' Mis in Congress and HOUSTON, Minn? (Special)— jority leader of the Senate. ably advanced in 1840 when Ro- er. A film entitled "Adopting veterans COUNCHi MEETING Two bills have been introduc- When people are asked if they tel, tourist riders reward their Minority Children" was pre- Mrs. S. L. Johnson read an ar- Mrs. L? M, Anderson spoke on would support the space effort bert Rilleux, a free Negro, in eJephant carriers with sugar- ticle on Lincoln. the fcistory of herbs and roots The Women's Council of the ed in the Senate designed to con- New Orleans, invented multiple- sented by the speaker and a First Church of Christ will hold trol distribution of obscene lit- if Russia were not in direct cane, cut to bite size—12 to 18 ¦discussion followed. Mrs. Johnson said the Girl used for medicine when the For- competition with the U.S., oppo- effect evaporators. inches long. selected but get-Me-Not circle of the Houston a missionary meeting Tuesday erature in Wisconsin. One bill Mrs. William Anderson vol- Stater has been at 7:30 p.m. at the home of would provide severe penalties sition increases to 59 percent unteered to be the new? mem- won't be announced until the Garden Club met at the home obscene ma- and support dwindles to 30 Legion selects the Boy Stater. of Mrs. C. C. Anderson. Mrs. Mrs. Gerald Koch, 309 Ernhurst for anyone making bership chairman for the re- St. . ' terials available to anyoae un- percent. mainder of the year. New of- Mrs. Hazel Olson reported on J. -H. Benson and Mrs. Gena When people were probed to by der 17. The second bill, sup- ficers will be elected tn April the sale oi an afghan made Anderson were assisting hostes- FRIENDSHIP CLUB ported liy 48 legislators, would express ih their own words why Mrs. Bird Comstock, 95-year-old ses? The March meeting at the and installation, will take place The Friendship Cfub of the provide a penalty for anyone they feel the way they do about In May. resident off Valley View Nursing home of Mrs. Ethel Mollerstad supplying such materials to the space program five chief Home. Proceeds will go to the white elepharft Winona Business and Profes- ^ Mrs. Dick Witham and Mrs. will include a sional Women's Club will meet anyone under 21. points of criticism of the space William Powers were in charge home. sale. The senate adopted a measure effort emerge: served by Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. at the of the lunch Refreshments were Park Plaza. A gift exchange designed to test the constitu- 1. "Use the money for prob- Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Mc- ST. MARTIN'S CIRCLE * tionality of state aid to> Mar- lems here at home." ETTRICK WOMEN will be held. jlLtuuuuuuuuiigS jy Cune. The sewing circle of St. Mar- ¦ quette Medical School. The bill, 2. "We can use the money W^^I^MMrHBwn ilMnM ^WwvpTmvBHMnMHMt ulmuuuuuuuig nMMaMlOT ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) - The Junior Auxiliary, meet- tin's Lutheran Church will meet which must be acted on by the better to help mankind." "Flags of America" was thc ing after school Monday, stud- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. for the Area Coordinator Assembly asks the attorney 8. "There is no reason to topic presented by Mrs. Wil- ied the lives of Washington and annual meeting and 57th anni- general to seek a court opinion explore the moon or the liam Werges when the Ettrick Lincoln. Members voted to send versary celebration. Members Named for Wisconsin on the question and carries a planets." Federated Woman's Club met valentine napkins to the nurs- have been asked to bring thim- Bonding Program $1,000 appropriation for test 4. "God never intended us Jteve/tAattt Wednesday at her home. It was ing home and had sent 10 valen- bles for sewing project. The purposes. to go into space." voted to enroll in the commu- tines to the veterans hospital. Rev. Robert Jansen will lead MADISON, Wis. — Requests A bill would give all young- 5. "It's just a waste of mon- nity improvement program, a Plans were made to make St. devotions. Visitors are wel- for information about Wiscon- sters im Wisconsin an opportun- ey; there will be nothing district contest. Patrick's Day tray favors. come. sin's proposed new bonding pro- ity to be vaccinated against there of value when we Y~ —-^ gram "For Clean Water and n measles at no cost to the child. -MmmmmmmmmWmWmmmmmMmmmmmm mmmm__Mmmm ^^ get there." DOZENS Be DOZENS & DOZ Finer Outdoors" are beginning Typical of the volunteered ENS OF to come in to the state Depart- comments y/as a farmer from ment of Natural Resources. Two Farm Boys Clearwater County in Minnesota DOTS! FOR TINY JR"S ITS A To answer them, the depart- who said,. "We have enough ment has appointed five regional Run Phea sant financial troubles at home here SALE information coordinators. than to squander our money out The coordinator in the west- Feeding Program there in space." A Negro wom- POLKA DOTTY SPRING VSHH ern 'Wisconsin area is Albin San- an from Chicago's Southside OF tala, Black River Falls. He will LAKE CITY, Minn. — Two added, "Spending the money up handle requests for speakers, rural Lake City boys have start- there is like taking food out of literature, films and slide talks. ed a pheasant bard feedimg pro- the mouth of the children right $20 M The proposed bill authorizes ject because of their alarm around here." An Indianapolis KS over the number of dead pheas- housewife put her objections $144 million is bonding for wa- ants resulting from the heavy SUDDEN SNOWSTORM OF TINY DOTS ' SALES! ter pollution control and $56 this way, "The good Lord nev- snow cover. er meant us to ON A NAVY CELANESE ACETATE CREPE million for resource manage- Jerry Meyer, j son of Mr. and explore the ment and recreation. heavens in thc first place." A BLOUSON DRESS BY FIRST PLACE. I^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^I^MBfflB H¦¦MHM ^M«M«MMM *MnWMMHl Mrs. D ennis Meyer, and Dennis Indications are that the plan retired man in Lakeland , Flor- Rabe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- A HUGEWHETE PILGRIM COLLAR will be put on the April 1 bal- bert Rabe, have made corn ida, said, "They just found out ONE RACK-BROKEN SIZES lot ns atn advisory referendum feeders, each holding about one- the moon is all wasteland, and DRAMATIZES THE FRESH NEW LOOK. legislative action. that's all we'll find wherever prior to final third bushel of corn, havo dis- FOR TINY JR'S, -5T YARD GOODS tributed them in the Oak Cen- wc go." AND UNDER. DKtbutv Perma Presi DoEiimt—Solids, ter, Lincoln and! Zumbro Falls Tho minority supporting the LADI ES_ ¦ _ Resea rch Physicist areas, and arc asking farmers space thrust volunteered three ~__ A r ~~ Plaid* and Strlpoi for donations of corn. They main arguments: Charged With plan to restock the feeders about 1. "It will provide us with and ROBES Reckl ess Conduct onco a week. real scientific -discover- / OTHER SPRING ies." J CHICAGO (AP) — A research 2. "We have to move abend VA V) DRESSES physicist was charged Sunday / Jf He Would Like in space or lose prestige Ij d/ *^ S20 TO J40 5 j| B| Wide y yd with disorderly and reckless to Russia." '^| ^ conduct, apparently for walking To Know Who 3. "Man must accept hi.s ¦ on ice. — scientific challenge : or perish." Dr. Stuart D. Ilowkins, 30, Too k His Hous Typical was a liigli school ONE SIZE FITS ALU PATTERNED* — BROZEN SIZES said he was arrested atfer he teqeher in Deelham , Mass., who returned from photographing HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - Jack explained , "Man must explore 1 scenery Vh miles off tho shore Cloninger wants to know who the unknown. Seeking such E BOYS SHIRTS of Lake Michigan. Ho had taken carried off his four-room frame knowledge is what distinguishes PANTY HOS a canoo along for safety. house that had been con demned us from tho rest of life on It wns tho fourth time in the for freeway construction.. Earth." A young busin-ess exec- last two years, Howkins said, Cloningcr told police he re- utive in Fresno, Calif., added , that police have intervened in cently purchased tho houso near "I was proud of the Apollo n SALE C SflU $%P1- his picture-taking ventures onto highway U.S. 59 in northeast crew, proud of thom as men , 07 the lake; with his canoo. Houston, and planned to move it proud of our scientists, proud of Police; sent a helicopter after to a new locntio-n. our country, proud as a per- him Sunday after they received When he drove to the house ¦ .. II i an anonymous telephone call. site Saturday, o nly a va cant lot Advartltcment and tilx planks remained. Confectioners make cream M Watch For Watch F" candy JEastcr eggs with sugar Green turtle, like tho small H ffl | 9 pH P ^^^^^^ H not onty for sweet ta ste but tcrrapan , has never been inex- BACKACHE & Wod pensive TCUCinM SECONDARY TO Adv. Hi |||j fl | l |9 H " also to keep tho sweets safely When available fresh, I tNMUN KIDNEY IR RITATI0N fresh. If tho cream contains its preparation is seldom cas- Common Kidney or lllurtdcr Irrita- fruit or nuts, they make certain ual. One gourmand deservedly tions mnke iKinuy men n nrt women fed ttn«c nnd ixxvous Irom frequent . tlie fruit is sugar-preserved to simmers the steaks in a HIUIC-U burnlnK or itchlnK urination nlnht and *dny. Secondarily, you inny lo»e prevent fermentation. For co- mndo of tho green fat , butler, iltcp* nnrt have Headache ., Uncknelie conut cream cgg?s, they freshen currant jelly, mushroom puree, and Jrrl older, tired , ilcprciaed. In ¦ui'h cases. CY STKX imucilly I>rlni: a tho dry coconut shreds with sug- seasonings, and — to blend reluxliiK comfort by rui'blii K IrrlMl- «6 EAST THIRD STREET IN DOWNTOWN WINONA • ,, 1 ared w-ater and avoid moisture tho unusual flawors — a cube InK Kcrn» lit arid urine n nd quickly USE OUR YOUTK CHARm thc cream. of sugar. Gale F. Lindsey, the liquor control com- THE PEDD LER ON THE RIGHT Better Highway missiojner, to enforce price fixing. It would, on paper, make him investiga- Planning Needed tor, prosecutor and judge when a liquor store owner cuts prices. The retail price is THE NIXON administration h« been set by 10 wholesalers, to whom the state ixon and upon to enact some far-reaching re* delegated this authority. But, as of now, N catled has lorms in urban highway planning. Without the liquor store price law can only be en- them, argues George E. Kassabaum, pres- forced by county prosecutors. And they ident ef Uie American Institute of Archi- couldn't care less. tects, "the American city cannot remain Draft The law, which probably is unconstitu- The a coherent place to live or work." By WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY, Jr. . tional as well as an unfair farce, should reported in against the abolition of the target Is the interstate high- Meanwhile , Lindsey's bid for Tho r.aiiiro Poll His chief be repealed. about the ofsame time that President Nixon in- system insofar aa It affects cities. The power is meaningless unless the legisla- riraft at iust Laird to make way s££tl Secretary Defease. Mr. plans Interstate program, Kassabaum says, has ture also votes money for a corps of in- ^ (I like that: the juxtaposition, 1 mean.) The Ameri- to £ abolition. inflicted serious damage on many vestigators and for enlarging the attorney pVople according to Gallup, are opposed to aboUtlon on the can cities, and citizens arc finally becom- general's staff which -would be burdened Sounds that compulsory military service is good for you ing aroused and alerted to the threat. with appeals It doesn't want. Sid good for the country?). When you toss in the question, Americans to be required to put a year's service Just about everyone owns a car and THERE ARE TWO other possibilities. ought young Ktber military or in non-military duty, the percentage of uses highways, he says, but no one wants Rep. Otto Bang has introduced a bill to give sharply to eighty . / * - destroying ayesayers rises the space-gobbling interstates the commissioner himsel f the power to set It is interesting how readily the language adapts itself to front lawns and the very character of com- stores' prices. The chances for this appear this idea, providing the neces- munities. Kassabawn calls present inter- to bo slim. T3ie other is to make the state sary libertarian gloss. The Your- ¦ Good- —¦¦ ¦¦- Health'• To ¦ I state construction policies in cities "urban itself the wholesaler, as in eight other words of the Gallup Poll are: —. [!¦__ suicide" that will ruin cities unless states. "A remarkably high propor- changed. tion (8 in .10) of persons in- would fav- Now the God of patience and consolation terviewed say they Wife 'Who WHAT IS NEEDED it to turn highway or requiring ail young men to grant you to be llkemLnded one toward an- to planning over to mixed design teams that other according to Christ Jesus.—Romans 15:5. give one year of service include planners, architects, social scien- the nation . . ."- But you see Will Drink tists, landscape architects and engineers, one cannot "require" a "gi». In Kassabaum's ojlnion. Highway planning Or rather if one requires, a business to be left solely to there is no gift. One won- Anything' is too serious per- the highway engineers, he believes. ders whether the same By G. C. THOSTESON, M.D Stop Me centage would have said yes Dear Dr. Thosteson: What Urban highway planning ought to take Try and if Dr. Gallup had asked : "Do are the best ways to help Into account the whole design concept for By BENNETT CERF you believe in a year's com- my wife overcome or try to the city, according to Kassabaum. It is pulsory servitude for every get the courage to overcome tragically evident to almost everyone that Students ef American political history young American?" her drinking? She has no desire to stop. this has not been done in the past. Many like to tell about the very first campaign BUT ISSUES aren't very of- 1940 She says there isn't any cities have fallen victim to the overpow- speech made by Wendell Willkie in . ten settled in America on the- problem, but I know she ering pressure for hlghways-at-all-costs It was in St. Paul, and the not-too-large oretical grounds, except now drinks quite a bit every day and to the straight-line-shortest-distance audience was obviously bored as Willkie and then when the rime old and replaces what she uses style of approach. The automobile has stumbled through a platitudinous diatribe men go off into trances about and also uses a great deal been allowed to become the master of men that some professional speech-writer had the meaning of the First of mouthwash to try to hide rather than their servant Suddenly Willkie took Amendment (Thou Shalt Not the odor. prepared for him. Public Schools). the bull by the horns. He threw the re- Pray in the She will drink anything One of the reasons for this state of af- They are settled mostly by from wine to beer, whisky, maining pages of his .speech into the air, sociological and practical con- fairs bu been that some cities have been "Some damn fool wrote vodka, anything. in- and explained, siderations. The practical con- able to redirect the interstate program me? Now I'm going to tell She deliberately tries to to something fashioned to help meet their this drivtl for sideration on the matter of start trouble, and then uses you what I REALLY think!" abolishing the draft is: Can that as an excuse to drink internal traffic problemsY Somewhere the and men profes- high speed net- The crowd roared its approval — we hire enough some more, yet she doesn't original concept that of a Willkie was off to the races. F. D. R. clob- sionally to staff our armed work of roads linking distant points, has . drink in front of me. bered him on election day — but in the forces? Which requires an an- We have two children* 10 been mislaid in such cases. process neophyte Willkie piled up over 22 THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-RO UND swer to the preliminary ques- and 14, and although our tion? many armed forces All these things can happen, as well, in million votes — the top figure for a Re- how faith prohibits divorce, from do we need ? The answering time to time she says she communities where ordinary truak high- publican candidate until Eisenhower car- questions ried all before him twelve years later. of which raises such is going to get a divorce or ways are being built or rebuilt. It is up ¦ ¦ ¦ as: How many Germans are • ' . . * •?. a separation. I am faithful to such communities to work out complete Laos Could Become available to defend Europe? to her, and always have concepts of how and where development From an »xam paper at a Chicago alem- Raising in turn such primeval been, and will continue to should occur. The networks of roads and enfary school: questions as: How large an be. That is why I ask you highways should be made to serve and 1. Trousers is an uncommon noun be- army can West Germany have for any help you can give complement such development, not to dic- cause it is singular on top and plural on without distressing the Soviet me. Will you please help the bottom, New Vietnam for for that matter, me?-T? K. tate its terms. By JACK ANDERSON ident Nixon is whether Laos Although HumphreyUS* felt the Union and? 2. Napoleon wanted children, but since France? The saw of 15 years WASHINGTON - The State could be turned into another offer was magnanimous, he It has come to be a famil- THIS SAME reasoning can be applied Josephine was a bareness, she couldn't bare expected Vietnam. ago was that the French want- Department can be couldn't accept. Senate For- Germans to have an iar remark that "alcoholism to rural areas as well as urban regions. any. . to issue a diplomatic denial, President Nixon has taken eign Relations Chairman Wil- ed the is an illness," or "an alcoholic Open land is a diminishing quantity today but the United States has a pains to assure the Russians army stronger than the Soviet liam Fulbright has given a Union s and weaker than their is sick." and the time for making sure that it is used QUOTABLE: secret understanding with that his visit to NATO coun- Democratic e n d o r a e- ' And it's true—but it 'doesn't as wisely as possible is long overdue. Laos that American alrpower tries later this month and his own. "My Idea of the ideal jury is twelve ment, however, to Nixon's ef- The answers to all those follow that a physician neces- good Irish union members deciding the will be available in case com- move to strengthen Uie NATO forts to find an accommoda- sarily has a ready answer for Neither out municipalities nor our rural munist forces attempt to take alliance should cot be taken questions must be presumed case of my client, Mr. Pat O'Brien, a union tion with the Russians? to be relevant if the staffing curing alcoholism. areas can tolerate any longer the unimagi- over tbe country. as a threat to the Soviet Granted, a doctor can help native, straight-line, economy-at-all-costs bricklayer who was run over by Lord Although there is no com- sphere. Note: President Nixon was of an army is other than pure- Chauncey's Rolls-Royce while he was speed- so anxious to get Humphrey problem capable of an alcoholic who wants to be approach that has characterized too much mitment to send in troops, the The President has made it ly a price helped. Some physicians spe- ing to deposit 50,000 pounds in the bank." use of American planes could clear, through private mes- as U.N. ambassador that he elastic solution at the market- of the highway building In this country up not only made the offer in per- place on n supnly-demand bas- cialize in this problem to a to now. —Lawyer Melvin Belli. get the U.S. involved in an- sages, that he has no inten- considerable extent. There other limited war after the tion of challenging Soviet in- son but appealed also to Hum- is, like Coca Cola. If we will "Hitting tie ceiling is no way to get up continue to need 3-% million are, in addition, alcohol clinics In fairness it must be said that some of in the world."—Randolph Scott. Vietnam! war Is settled. fluence within the communist phrey's close friend and chief in many large cities. With this danger in mind, blcc or of adopting an aggres- fund raiser, Dwayne Andreas. m*=n, it may be that we can- the blame can be laid to highway budgets "Most whines come from sour grapes." not purchase the service of But none of thsm can do within which highway departments have to the American negotiators In sive policy in centra! Europe. Nixon also asked several in- much if anything until an al- —Schlep Goodman. Paris have been instructed to termediaries, including Flori- 2-Vz million men — some peo- operate. Therefore, as Kassabaum sug- In the private exchanges, ple wouldn't go at any price. coholic is ready and willing to seek a settlement that will the Soviets have sought nego- da Sen. George SmaU. rs - nd be helped. That means the gests, local governments should review all guarantee the continued neu- Ex-Gov.Tojn Dewey, to plead That is a problem of experi- tiations on arms control and , adaptation drinker has to admit to him> the hitherto separate sources ot funds — trality of Laos. This is already , with Humphrey to accept the mentation and the (or highway, urban renewal, housing eventual disarmament where- will have to be gradual since self herself V that ,he can't and oth- IN YEARS GONE BY supposed to be guaranteed un- as Nixon would prefer to. ex- position. handle his problem alone and ers — and see if they can be used together der the 1962 Geaieva accords, ways we are, obviously, playing plore to ease political IN A PRIVATE showdo-wo with the national security. he needs help. in ways that will accomplish unified objec- , . 1959 but President Nlxoa wants tensions. He is particularly In the case of T.K.'8 wife, tives involving all these fields. Ten Years Ago . some assurance that a Viet- eager to reach an understand- with his former chief, Hu- The other major considera- Dellke has been admitted to mem- her threats of divorce or sep« Lloyd E. nam peace won't be followed ing on the Middle East before bert Humphrey has made it Hon, largely unspoken for ob. aration may or may not be VISIONARY THIS may be In tome re- bership in the Senate of the Junior Chamber by a renewal of the fighting it erupts into another war. He clear that he isn't going to let vious reasons, is that a pro- genuine. There may or may International in recognition of outstanding in Laos. Lyndon Johnson run spects but there is no denying that the need has suggested parallel nego- the Dem- fessional arrny would be heav- not be some sort of marital for fresh thinking is most acute in these Jaycee service. North Vietnam has an esti- tiations on both military and ocratic Party from the LBJ discord which lies behind her Roger Morcomb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- mated 40,000 troops in Laos, political questions, ranch. ily black. The reason for this drinking. areas. Mr It might be worth*, ley S. Morcomb, and Charles Wally, son of . supporting the military effort The former president gave is that it would recruit its sol- while to greet the next such and Mrs. Andr-ew J. Wally, were recently elect- of the communist Pathet Lao. NIXON earnestly sought to diers most heavily from the present a bipartisan front to his private assurance after the remark with a suggestion of ed treasurer and marshall respectively of Beta A Vietnam settlement would election that he recognized ranks of the unskilled and un- going to a marriage counselor. Kappa Chapter, Theta Chi fraternity, Hamline free se-veral North Vietnamese the Russians, incidentally, by bringing hia Democratic rival, Humphrey as the party lead- employed, and these are black But if that's just an excuse Wabasha Must University, divisions to swarm into Laos er and would not interfere. But beyond the ten percent renre- she is using, and it is neces> unless this is somehow pro- Hubert Humphrey, into the ne- gotiations. Nlxon told Humph- there was one condition. sentatlon in the population. sary to dig elsewhere and Twenty-Five Years Ago . .. 1944 hibited in a future Paris agree- This is a psychologically dis- deeper for tha cause of the ment. rey that if he would accept "You're the boss. You can Have New Bridge Robert VI. Johnson has been commissioned run the party, tressing projection because tha drinking, there is no ready the U.N. ambassadorship he " LBJ told suggestion a second lieutenant in the Marino Corps. IF LAOS la threatened. Pre- would be involved In all dis- HHH, in effect, "unless impression would then be of a I can make—except ( Red Wing, Minn., Alan Maxwell won high scholastic and high- mier Souvanna Phouma can cussions with the Russians. mercenary army, o! black peo- one. you're going to turn it over to ple Alcoholics est military honors, and William Tearse high be expected to call for Ameri- The President also offered the Kennedya. doini! the dlrtv and risky Anonymous has a Daily Republican Eagle) " job for white people r Of doing related organization called Al- scholastic and high military honors, for the can planes to support the gov- to give Humphrey veto pow- First off, grading period just ended at Shattuck School, ernment forces. The U.S. has Johnson wanted the hard Jobs for the nation Anon, which te made up o! WABASHA'S Interslata bridge is dot- er over the appointment of to get rid of Larry O'Brien which the whites and better- wives, children or husbands ed indefinitely, Faribault. promised limited assistance, all Democrats In his adminis- of and Red Wing can fully in sucb a contingency, in re- as party chairman. When off people disdain. alcoholics, (There aro even sympathize with its plight. We, too, aro a tration. Nixon said he fully O'Brien resigned from the "stag" chapters turn for Laotian cooperation Humphrey, THEN TOO, It would he na- in aome river community. For us, too, access from Fifty Years Ago . . . 1919 during the Vietnam fighting. understood that aa Cabinet to campaign for Rob- places, groups of men with al- nearby Wisconsin is absolutel E . F. Rogers, business manager of The titular head of the Democrat- ert Kennedy, Johnson consid- tural to Bunnose that the pre- coholic wives.) y vital to our Secret permission was ob- dominant leadership in the economy. Republican Herald leaves for Chicago whero he tained for U.S, planes, intel- ic Party, would be expected ered it the ultimate act of dis- You can get in touch with will be one of the principal speakers at tho to make political appearances army would continue to he ligence teams and special loyalty and concluded that white, Al-Anon through Alcoholics The situation does make us wonder a annual meeting of the I nland Daily Press As- and might even wish to run O'Brien had not alone because the Anonymous. forces to operate inside Laos been secretly white community, while re- Or Tn nemo places bit about whoever designed and built the sociation. in order to hamper North Viet- again for president In 3072. conspiring with the Kennedya jecting, Al-Anon has Its own office list, The Winona Paint & Crlags Co. has purchas- Nixon wouldn't consider any let uj ssy, a lifetime's ed in tho Wabasha bridge for a toll company In 1930. namese infiltration down the all along. duty as a private or a cor- phone book. Thirtyeight years doesn't aeem very long ed the three-story Stevens building at 67 W. Ho Cht Minh trails . Americans such -political activity, he Humphrey, if you don't know whore te 2nd St. which however, decld- poral, would no* BO unanimous- for the serviceable life of a major bridge. It is now occupyi ng for storage also worked with the moun- said, to be incompatible with ed to keep O'Brien, ly reject a lifetime moke such contact ln a conv and factory purposes. Humphrey' who had 's duty end- munity, anyone Red Wing's old high bridge was built in tain tribesmen in Laos. s role as U.N. am- intended to remain in the ing as a general officer. So can write to The question haunting Pres- bassador. that In the the main office for such infor- 1895 and seemed to be still strong and solid, chairmanship but got such an officer ranks the mation: Snvpnb'-Five Yea rs Aqo ... 1894 attractive offer ratio of whito to black would Al-Anon Family If hopelessly antiquated, when finally re- the last min- Group Headquarters, P. 0. placed in 1960. T. C. Rowley, a graduate of the Winona ute that he couldn't turn It return to the more normal ton Normal School to one Box 182, Madison Square Sta- , is meeting with good success ' V A down. He left politics to be- , and would even in- tion But then, as Wabasha's mayor-editor in teaching at Virginia, Minn. Jtia S J . crease In virtue of the , New York, N.Y. 10010. come president of MacDonald pre- These Al-Anon people can Ray Young points out, the Wabasha bridge Miss Jessie Bell took the North Western for & Company, a financial con- ternatural leg-up white people an extended visit with friends and relatives in have in terms of material ad- share a great deal of know* was built before the advent of Jocks and eulting firm in New York. how in leading a stubborn dams and New York and Brooklyn. LBJ favored vantage, culturally - induced the nine-foot channel on the Up- Terry Sanford, ambitions and drinker to ask for help. per Mississippi. "Most the pjera the former North Carolina so on. Adding of were (V* H..n^ un to the general impression Note to c,F.: i don't know built on dry land," he says, "and now these reH Years Aqo ... 1 869 governor, as O'Brien's sue of -white people of E. S. Wilbur, Owatonna ces:or. But Humphrey select* telling black any way tampons could in- supports are being washed out by 10 feet , formerly of Winona , people -what to do. That is the jure you while swimming or of swirling water." is spending a few days among his Winona ed Oklahoma Sen. Fred Har- case jn engaging friends combining , America anyway, in in sports. pleasure and business. ris a close friend of tho K«n- most places, but when what It! ANY EVENT, th» .tat. of Minne- nedys, vhom LBJ distrust*. has to he done is storm thnt sota owes it to Wabasha — and the rest of Sore as biases, Johnson machine-pun nest over there, the Hiawatha Vrijey, too ~ to provide safe chewed out Humphrey for -ap- In the process of doing which and modern transportation across the Mis- WINONA DAILY NEWS pointing Harris. Humphrey you get killed , and it all comes sissippi thtrt on an urgent, posMwste ba- An independent New$po per - Established 18M took the bawling out with the in over the sis o'clock news on sis. Even so, unl«ss the present bridge car* W. F. Wurri G, reject due the then-nrer i- color-Telstnr beamed all R. CLOJWAY C. E. LIUDEN dent, but the appointment over the world .. . be restored to a safe condition very soon. Publisher Exeo. Director Btaineaa Mflr. Wabasha will TKUd some stood. The message was 1 do not suggest that these kind of tempo- and Ed ilor & Adv. Director are conclusively negative rary ferry such aa Red Wing prwsed into* clear: HHH is now running con- DOLPH REMIH ORDON alterations, or even that service during the Mississippi floods of A B G HOLTB A. J. KncMUBCB the Democratic Party. arm- Managing Editor Sunday editor Cirevlttttcm Mgr. ed service would hurt tho Nc- 1965 and 1952. firo cause (far from it). But L. S. BRONI Pleat* Remit L. V. ALSTON W. H. ENGLISH rii? ro ,_comPl«itie3 that Composing Supt. Engraving Supt. Comptroller HELENA, Mont, (0 - Dava aland in the way of Instant CONVENIENCE Middleman Lewis and Clark enthu»la»nj for a MCMBEB or voluntary TUB ASSOCIATED MEM County sheriff, has been in- mllHary. Ever to, the argu- JBRVICCS POR Empty Power To vestigating t h e mysterious toenta an *TOgg&^to> is ever prejump- EDWIN M. MATZKE disappearance of a local girl. «veh> on the aldo of doing As part of his Investigation whatever conduces % p.m., Toeiday Enforce a Farce ^pz ^* Tho Associated Press la entitled lo the lib: Ooodvltw Trinity Lutheran * to he Mked the Minnesota vehi- erallzaUon of the laws. It Is ^uslvely the use for repub- cle licensing bureau to check o« aha Mfnnaapalfa Star) B-\mru"«^ J* ..y* fovernnwit, or | mWl | licatlon of all tlie local news on whcUier or not a driver's vWe *hat Breitlow-Ma rtin printed In thla newspaper as well llc-enaa had been issued to tho LK.JV8 V?'M be THE MINNESOTA S«n»U liquor Con* \^l\ ^ missing girl. »i«£ ¦?°H Provided '4«5^* as all A.P. newa dispetcboi. Funeral Home trol Committee, which might better bo Tho reply: Remit BO cemta Nlxon -would take called tha profit protection committee, baa to cover charges us from a m BAST SARNIA for the in- volun ary military Jo volun WINONA, MINN, approved a bill to "expand" the powers of t »>:.. .i»wv. -.-J«^Wl» *»«M^ homes and business premises. tenced to one year in federal 1961 and returned to New Jersey The 43,000 refugees left home- F«r Sldewalka, Orlvewayi, sellers the city "bad to be destroyed to be saved" from a ¦ prison and fined $5,000, he was to manage the winning cam- MARKET IN A WAR-TORN TOWN...Women mat time said less after the bantle included paroled after six months. etc. Also thaw* frozan shop Tre South horde of Viet Cong attacking in the Tet offensive. The saving paign of Richard J. Hughes, are shown In front of a bombed-out of Ben , most of the city population of When Kenny returned to Jer- dreliu. Dtmoeratlc candidate for gov- Vietnam. It took just 24 hours to destroy this Mekong Delta has come slowly, building at left was recently completed. 34,000 plus people from nearby sey City, he joined one of his BROS. fl ernor. Burkhardt now is secre- community one year ago. A U.S. Army major in Ben Tre at the (AP Photofax) hamlets whose homes were former partners, Joseph Com- DAQD razed. For months IfUD D STORE I the refugees paretta, to establish an archi- I lived in crude conditions. Now tect-engineer firm. V&S HARDWARE Pepin Co. Faces only 8,000 remain, and they will The contract Comparetta and 576 6. 4th St. Phon* 4007 I be resettled soon. Kenny received in US-Red China Loss of Red Gross 19?l for the mmmmmmmmmWmmWmmm tm Blood Program To Open Talks DURAND, Wa - Pepin County is threatened with the WARSAW, Poland (AP) — A the center of Warsaw, Myslew- baroque palace, .occupied in Icki Palace was offered by the loss of its regular supply of NASH-FINCH CO. nearly 200 years by such varied Polish government 'In 1958 for blood from the Red Cross un- personalities as Polish generals, the talks. It has beem used for less it puts on a successful fund czarist officials, Richard M. most of the 61 meetings since campaign, which it has been WHOLESALE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS Nixon and Nikita Khrushchev, then. falling to do? is the setting for the secret An effort Is being made to China-United States It is also a residence for communist organize a fund campaign that Oena Slmpwn N*br Jahn Kollai ambassadorial talks, scheduled prominent guests in Poland. As announces the opening 13« vice president. Nixo n stayed will prove successful for the to resume Thursday after a first time in years. month interval. there in 1959, behind tha stone Located in a lovely park near cupids that stand vigil at the en- Each week a Bed Cross vehi- trance of the concave-fronted cle replenishes blood supplies of a palace- at St. Benedict's Hospital and Springa Fillmore Fire Americans and Chinese have replaces outdated blood. In -ex- war treme cases rare Wood has been talked there- about crisis, . and bombs. transferred here without w Wa rdens Slate pense. If this program is lost, The ambassadorial meetings the Durand hospital will have the only official contact be. WAREHOUSE MARKET Hotpoint Preston Meeting are to find its own donors and pro- tween the United States and cess its own blood at full ex- PRESTON, Minn. - The an- communist China• which hav e nual meeting of the Fillmore pense. no diplomatic relations. Before Red Cro?s first aid lessons, County Township fire wardens Warsaw there were 73 sessions onher! will be held Tuesday at 6:30 supervised swimming ani assis- held In Geneva. p.m. at Victory Cafe, Preston. tance to the needy also wil l be WHOLESALE CASH & CARRY A free dinner will be served. The talks are credited with lost, All 32 fire wardena and fire- having helped ease the Formosa *miiawi«av^MMMi>aw«mBWiiv ^w* FOR ALL men from Rushford , Chatfi eld, Strait crises In 1058 and 1062 lUnesboro, Stewartville and and the repatriation of some Preiton have been Invited. Min- Chinese and American prison- CONSUMERS-MERCHANTS - RETAILERS nesota's Memorial Hardwood ers. Forest will be disowned. FOP CAFES and INSTITUTIONS-in fact eatry personnel from the area Still , the contact Is highly will be present to answer ques** valued. Former Ambassador i | 'YOUNG MEN | tions. John A. Oronouskl, who headed III can build family ]||| anyone who desires to be a member the American team in 1065-68, | saeu rltyon a I saw the talks as hejpful in av- | Metropolitan Plano-f Suharto Recovers From erting miscalculations during 1 Extra Protection Ufa I Flu, Returns to Work th« Vietnam war. and as poten- | Insurance. llll tially Important In bringing (AP) JAKARTA - P/esldent peace to the Far EasS. GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE Suharto we a back to work again today after being confined In his The last meeting was In Janu- ' ! home for trie last al* cava with ary I960. Last May, with both ?'??:<~7' YdflO^^HlRd^ki_' ¦'¦¦^ what a spokesman da&cribed as Vietnam and the Chinese cultur- DIRECT TO CONSUMERS "a mild case of flu.r al revolution still raging, the The spokesman paid Suharto Chinese postponed a meeting, wos "well and rested" and nothing to dis- saying: "There Is l ::: would meet with aWeral Cabi- cuss at present." •^¦ ? ?1lx<' 'i 'px\' ;?X ^x 't havo this Hotpoint permanont presa tween Oct. al end April 1, nnd JtelleveBTalalnMost Qmn- MARCH GRAND OPENING dryer doesn outlawing use Intoxicating cool-off cycles-It's obsolete. Think about that. of Louisville "Ky. Mw, 2Uig) \ Wil- Coverages In state parks . be- liams of Louisville witc-st "A Think t60. about Hotpolnt's three Ideal heat set- tween March 31 nnd June 16. pood person xccommended Vrep- Randy Eddy WINONA, MINNESOTA linos. And the safety start button that keeps kids aration. H to mo nnd such h«ln I Phon* 8-34B9 operating the dryer accidentally. L Learn to bt can't dejcrSbe. 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"WAREHOUSE MARKET" A TRADEMARK OF THE NAS H-FINCH CO."* Ti Bairt Third Street Pfcw» MHI Mlnn«ipolli, Minn, 53*403 ointment OJ; suppository forau) METROPOLITAN LEGISLATORS APPEAL Ocean Shores Laird Asks Examination Again Set for Of Pentagon Involvement workers in Again WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre- the Defense Department ought training for unskilled Cry for Help Heard areas, with social-economic large metropolitan anguish some 30 per cent more in spend- dens imposed on the central cit- housing, recreation, welfare and Fog tary of Defense Melvin R. Laird to stay clear of with ST. PAUL, (AP—The Festival problems and devote its full re- cost credit in connection ing for the next biennium, and ies are rapidly eroding the vi- industrial and employment in- has asked President Nixon's top orders. oE the cities is being sounded centives. OCEAN SHORES, Wash. urban affairs advisers to exam- sources to the nation's military pricing of defense tius may be pruned by legisla- tality and stability of our core (AP) It's "Project Referral", a com- again by legislators from tbe tors as a spending program the He suggests a new formula for — afout time for the ine proposals by his Democratic programs. — , 'who areas. As this erosion can jeop- second annual February Fog predecessors puterized service matching the metropolitan Twin Cities state can't afford. distributing slate school aid for continued Pen- Laird has said the Defense military per- claim it is the problem of the ardize the strength of the entire an appreciation Festival and Paul CornwelL and tagon involvement in efforts to should give aid in skills of retiring it is no longer possible funds "to show Department with job . opportunities entire state. . One of those who has spoken state, of the educational needs of the his crew are hoping the sun overcome the problems of the domestic problems . whenever sonnel Whether rural lawmakers, "who out for a better shake for the for ion-city legislators to pre- nation's big cities. non- available in the civilian life. their prob- city." A scale of about $127 per doesn't come out and spoil ev- possible, but he indicated developing dominate the House and Senate, cities is Sen. Nicholas Coleman, tend that it is not pupil in the bigger cities com- Under the Johnson adminis- must be sec- —Technical help in lem. erything. military activities of home construc- will pay any more heed than in St Paul Liberal and assistant " pared with up to $350 in some tration, the Defense Department ondary. new methods past sessions, is not clear yet. minority leader in the Senate. Coleman plans to introduce smaller out-state districts is not "The weather here is looking moved into the domestic social- tion. Que thing for sure—the gover- He said in a recent statement legislation to aid cities in sever- very bad indeed," Cornwell re- A spokesman for the Urban One of the biggest programs education realistic, he claims. Formulas economic field in a big way and nor's budget already proposes and interview, "The unique bur- al ways in respect to , are based on several factors in- ports with downright satisfac- Laird has to decide whether to Affairs Council said the group, initiated by former Defense cluding ability to pay. tion. continue that involvement. made up of cabinet officers and Chief Robert S. McNamara i* "We are confident the Transition." weather for the other top government officials, called "Project Transportation aids for child- Fog Festiyal Before making that decision has scheduled the Pentagon Under this effort, the Defense ren participating in Head Start will be just beautiful"—meaning he wants to know from the Ur- package for consideration with- Department provides "in-serv- Quick type programs is another Cole- lousy to most folks. ban Affairs Council whether in the next couple of weeks- ice skill training and . education- Knowles Sees man suggestion. programs inherited from the to in- Cornwell, known around this Some of the major domestic- al opportunities in order He calls for housing money up southwest Democrats might fit into Presi- aid efforts started recently by crease .the noncareer service Washington Pacific dent Nixon's plans for handling productive to one-half of cities' share of the resort as "L e a k y b o o t," Pentagon include: man's chances for cost of renewal. Also, expansion dreamed up the festival idea the problems of the poor and —Expansion of contract employment immediately upon Withdrawal of Troops of the present law which per- with a few others to liven up a black ghettos of the cities. awards to firms for work per- return to civilian life." make im- In one of his final acts as de- servicemen took MADISON, Wis. UV- A week- ion, whose state executive di- campaign was being taken over mits home owners to month normally about as excit- formed in ghetto areas. About 250,000 senators of act- provements in their property ing as wet sand. fense secretary, Clark M. Clif- —Encouragement to defense part in Project Transition last ead of peace encouraged Gov. rector accused by the other factions. ford last month turned a report Warren P. Knowles to forecast ing "in an atmosphere of hys- without being hit immediately The memory of last year's contractors to provide special year. LEGISLATORS voted a com- by higher real estate taxes. A first annual FFF still rankles over to Laird containing hun- Sunday an imminent withdrawal teria ," urged the Assembly Sun- university's day not to vote on the bill with- pliment for the state fund for low-interest loans because, as Cornwell recalls, dreds of ideas for the Pentagon cf 1,900 National Guardsmen handling of the demonstrations, "to assist in alleviating serious who have been patrolling stu- out holding a public hearing. for low and moderate income "Ocean Shores had a fearsome regents expressed support for housing is among other pro- week of fine, clear weather ." domestic problems without de- dent disorders at the University The university's wave of , and about demonstrations and picketing the administration grams favored by Coleman, who What is a February Fog Festi- tracting from its primary de- TO LAIRD of Wisconsin. half of the university's 2,050 believes the state could afford val? Well, it's anything from fense mission." "I hope /we can get you out of got under way with Negroes de- sign- an autonomous depart-, full-time faculty members $5 million for these various aids shooting fish in a rain barrel, a Some critics have suggested here tomorrow," Knowles told manding ed a petition endorsing Uie ad- possible competitive event this guardsmen during a Sunday vis- ment of Negro affairs, special as a stan. ministration. He plans to introduce legisla- year, to the planned "First An- it to an armory where some of curriculum and full student con- nual Kick-tbe-Can trol over hiring of instructors Many members of the teach- tion to establish state parks in Superb-owl." Two Mariners the troops were stationed after whose num- The main event for the FFF Rep ort Tarr to of Negro courses. ing- assistant staff , city areas or state participation students began a classroom boy- total to on Feb. 22-23, of course, will be cott a week ago in support of Other campus groups offered bers bring the faculty in city parks and recreation To Be Launched 3,800 members, had backed the areas, up to one-half the cost the annual North American Negro demands. support. Knowles and legislators Mid-Winter wading champion- said leadership of the Negro Negro demands. of new projects. Towa rd Mars "WE'VE GOT to maintain ships on Sunday. Coleman says "one of the That's a "soggy socks Be Assistant law and order, or our democra- spec- CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP ) (AP)-Curtis Department," but declined to most vital pieces of legislation tacular," Cornwell explains, MILWAUKEE cy will be lost," the Repub- missing from the governor — A pair of Mariner spacecraft W. Tarr, Lawrence University elaborate Sunday. 's "which sends intrepid competi- will be launched toward Mars lican governor said. requests" is a proposal to up- tors dashing 100 ^ards into the president and a former Penta- Tarr, a Republican candidate An estimated 27 persons "were date the aid-to-dependent child- on Feb. 24 and March 24 to take gon adviser? is being named an for Congress from California in Pacific Ocean surf, around a pictures and gather scientific taken into custody during ?brief nts Key ren welfare program. The sena- pole and back, through waves assistant secretary of defense, 1958, has been serving as chair- Stude data that might establish wheth- man of Wisconsin s committee clashes with police and guards- tor suggests a measure to per- up to seven feet high." the Milwaukee Sentinel said ' men. There were few injuries mit an unemployed parent to be er life could exist on the red Sunday night. on. local government finances and demonstration leaders con- living iri siich a home but re- Last year 19 contestants as- planet. Tarr, chairman of a commit- and reorganization. tinually urged protesters to To Troop Plans quiring' he be assigned to a saulted the briny'in this event, The twin 900-pound probes are tee that has been working on The study group, called the avoid conflicts with the riot- up camp away from work-training program with the Cornwell says, and if they tend- to investigate the physical, proposals ior sweeping changes Tarr Task Force, was instru- MADISON, Wis. W . —. The de- and set ed to turn a bit blue they knew trained officers. cision of whether to call Na- the campus. aim of getting the family self- chemical and thermal proper- in Wisconsin state and munici- mental in legislative recommen- Knowles had begun calling made his remarks in supporting again. they would be warmed by ties of the Martian surface and pal government, was in New dations for efficiency in state tional Guard troops back to the Young streams of hot water from an National Guardsmen to the 33,- University of Wisconsin would reply to questions submitted by atmosphere as they fly ¦within York City and not immediately government, and currently is OOO-student campus Wednesday. viewers. Most, if not all? counties "Official contest reheater" at 2,000 miles of Mars. The Nation- available for comment. working on proposals for depend entirely on the behav- television would benefit from this, he the finish . Negro leaders' appeals for sup- ior of campus demonstrators, The president of the student- al Aeronautics and Space Ad- streamlined municipal and ,000 par- Student As- adds. "It's absolutely breath-tak- ministration emphasized THE MILWAUKEE Sentinel county governments. port produced up to 5 Chancellor H. Edwin Young elected Wisconsin ing," says one old-timer "After the ve- ticipants for marches to the sociation, David Goldfarb of Mi- Among ways he'd improve the * . hicles could not detect life itself. in today's edition, said it was said Sunday night. climate for industrial and em- one of them waders takes three told by Defense Department TARR IS Lawrence Univer- state capitol building eight ami ,Fla., later issued a state- steps in that water Launch Director Robert Gray blocks from the campus, and Yo>ung, who complimented dissatisfaction ployment incentives is to pro- , they ain't sources a news conference sity's 12th president. He took student protesters for avoiding ment, expressing nobody in the world can tell said the first craft, Mariner 6, would be held Tuesday in Wash- the campus post in Appleton in 10,000 for a Thursday night with Young's replies and de- vide low-cost insurance backed will require serious violence last week, said by the state for plants building whether he's walkin' on goose 157 days to traverse ington to announce Tarr's selec- 1963, replacing Douglas M. march. claring protests would continue. feathers or crunched up carpet a curving 226 million mile there would be little need to call , clear- in economically depressed tion as assistant secretary of Knight, who became Duke Uni- But the week's classroom boy- in reinforcements for police if Young, Goldfarb said " tacks." course and will pass by Mars manpower probably with the Air versity president. cott did not seriously diminish ly demonstrated a lack of un- neighborhoods. Coleman also classroom boycott sponsors would like to have the state re- July 31. Mariner 7 will have to Force. A former educator at Chicago class attendance, the university derstanding of the depth and travel only 193 million miles and avoid campus disruptions. facing this imburse cities for real estate He was a staff member with State College in California, Tarr said, and a demonstration "The decision lies squarely score of the crisis Parole Should Bring will have its encounter with the the Hoover Commission in the operated a family business in scheduled Saturday at a track campus." taxes on plants built in such on the leaders" of the week-old neighborhoods. Upswing in Campaign planet Aug. 5. At the time Mars 1950s and was assigned to re- that state for a while. He joined meet did not materialize. protest movement, he said cur- "The WSA feels that if the will be 62 million miles in a demands are to be met, the Bringing plants into hard core view business operations in the Stanford University in 1960, and THE EIGHT Negro members ing a televised interview. HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) - straight line from earth. Defense Department. He also was dean of humanities. , faculty must take the first step neighborhoods isn't the only an- Richard Awtrey is running for of Wisconsin's champion Big "I believe the police and the Wednesday meeting, swer to solving the unemploy- served as a consultant to the Two assistant defense secre- at their " vice president of the Kansas INCOME RISES chief of Army Ordnance in 1952. taries under the Nixon adminis- "Ten Conference indoor track people of Madison have been G o 1 d f ar h said. "Therefore, ment woes there, he says. Move- " team, however, boycotted the extremely tolerant," the chan- Junior Chamber of Commerce, MILWAUKEE m — Paced by Ody J. Fish, Wisconsin Re- tration have Wisconsin ties. Monday, through Wednesday ment of industry into smaller and he expects to step up his the first billion dollar year of meet. Tbe track team coach cellor said. "Some credit must are crucial days for the stu- towns is likewise only part of publican chairman, said Tan They are Robert F. Froehlko, .said there would be no reprisals go to the demonstrators them- campaign when he moves to insurance written by its major "has been under serious con- formerly of Stevens Point, and dent strike." . the answer to rural poverty , Wichita March 3 — on parole. subsidiary, MGIC Investment against the absentees. selves." One of the questions hand- "because business has to have sideration by the Nixon adminis- Robert T. Kelley, formerly of The state Senate, at Knowles* Demonstration leaders had Awtrey is president of the Corp. has reported a 37 per- tration for a post in the Defense Milwaukee. ed Young was why the univer- more legitimate reasons than Jaycee chapter at the Kansas cent gain in net income for suggestional quickly approved a urged participants to avoid sity seemed reluctant to accept just making money." State industrial Reformatory. 1968. Ml to withhold financial aid clashes with police during the the 13 demands announced Feb. from college students convicted campus campaign in support of 7 toy Negro students including ef disrupting campus, and sent Negro demands. ¦ creation of an autonomous Ne- mf ^^^^^m^M^^^ the measure to the state As- Officals began calling 1,900 gro curriculum with students ^^^ ^^ eembly. National Guardsmen to the uni- having exclusive authority for Finch Says Suits Were 11 The Wisconsin division of the versity Wednesday, but the hiring instructors. .American Civil Liberties Un- troops were withdrawn later, Young said the university expected to ask ' could hardly be regents for permission to let stu- Not Discussed With Him m i^ dents hire and fire professors WASHINGTON (AP ) - Rob- ate discrimination. Finch agreed with New York ^^ : any more than it could ask law ert H. Finch, Secretary of "And so you have to find hard Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller that enforcement agencies to ignore Health, Education and Welfare, evidence that someone, the peo- states and cities face a major demonstrators who violate laws. says the Justice Department ple in a community, are deliber- fiscal crisis, but disagreed with ^^ ^ One of the demands was that filed recent school desegrega- ately creating situations which Rockefeller's suggestion that ¦jS ENCORE v the university enroll Negro stu- tion suits in the South without lead to discrimination. the federal surtax be continued Ir ||| now... @ Quality dents who "were expelled from consulting him. "If segregation in fact were to pay for some of the education Oshkosh St ate University last Finch wrote off the incident prohibited by law, what are you costs now borne locally. year after a destructive demon- as part of the birth pangs of a going to do with all the solid Ne- Finch said "I'm not sure we ¦ eyewear with new stration involving more than 90 new administration, but he gro schools in solid Negro areas should get into the business of r 1 Never needs a per- ' t^x4*h$yh\ f ".#v;:;| |-~ ' : students. called for more coordination in in Northern cities." having a specific federal tax for = | manent. Has perma- / xMiiy i'l j ^'/.-YYjYy ~~ • the future. Finch said a proposal education. Earmarking is some- nent body wave. ! ' by a E^ J ^Yvv.f ( ^//YV X V= "We're {[oing to have to have Nixon task force for setting a times dangerous, particularly federal floor under welfare pay- on this scale." = 9 Pageboy style setting /|y> ||/ f ?"? Ix £ f fx^\X^ a greater interface between the ' ¦ PHOTOGRAY. La Crosse Woman two—Justice and HEW—in this ments was being considered. The HEW official also reject- Ej| but instantly brushed i|« f^Vv/ v! . ' (4 °£-Mf.' $)~ whole compliance area and "It's not a case of taking over ed Rockefeller's proposal that across the nation ," he said. the functions of the states in the the federa l government eventu- Dies of Burns "But we haven't been in office welfare field," he said. ""It's a ally take over all welfare costs. lenses long enough to get that working case of trying to find a broker- "I don't propose... to take - ^ M' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS relationship established yet. age, or a mean level all of this $50 billion budget and j l- WIGLETS ., - Two Wisconsin persons died " , between * g Atty. Gen. John Mitchell filed the enormous disparity 63 an $8 go into the business of being a . 3HA • 100% Human Hair $14.50 fffl- -- , E Sunday of burns suffered in sep- Department of the Dole," Finch the lawsuits in Louisiana and figure in a Southern state or a EE3sft Perfect color match just ¦ arate accidents earlier in the Houston a few days after Finch $70 figure in an industrial said. ¦ .. . that extra il ir - * month. y(% something to high style any hairdo. fij^ = . . , : Thomas Darian, 81, of Mil- had described the cutting off of state." Advertisement ? v federal aid as the ultimate Finch said he hoped the wel- ~~ IMKKEN I uVV waukee died in a Milwaukee E3SA Also Wigs of 100% W weapon in school segregation fare changes could be initiated ^^ Human Hair when you / when you hospital of burns suffered Feb. disputes. before the end of FALSE TEETH §5sS ^N^^ W ' = 5 when ashes from his pipe the Vietnam Loosen go outdoors / come inside set his clothing afire. In an interview with The As- war. That Mrs. Charles J. Frederickson, sociated Press, Finch said the The secretary held out little Need Not Embarrass files on thc Southern school dis- hope for a massive block grant Don't live In tear of talso teeth 76 , of La Crosse died in a lopsenlns. wobbllne or dropping Jimt Rochester, Minn., hospital of tricts were turned over to the program that would pump bil- at the wrong time. For moro security attorney general. 'The timing lions of dollars of federal reve- and more comfort , Juat sprinkle a burns received Saturday while litt le FA8TEETH on your plates. working nt a kitchen stove. and the nature and the institu- nue into state and local econo- FA8TEETHT holds false teeth firmer. tion of these actions are entirely mies. Makes eating easier. No pasty, gooey under his control, and are not "We re just spread too thin as taete. Helps check "denture breath*'. Sfi&cictL ll ' Dentureo W that nt are ewontlal to Women Serenade done in relation to this depart- long as we have the commit- health. Bee your dentist regularly. ment," he said. ments we do abroad ," he said. Get FASTEETU at all drug counters. Iff Color, Conditioner, H| IH cORkiiMt ami »O « K » B achelo r Solons Finch made these other = I Shampoo, Set & Haircut E HELENA , Mont. (AP) - The points: | A new technological breakthrough—lenses —His department is following, t hat darken and lighten automatically right only two bachelors in the Mon- l l AH $1 A00 tana House of Representatives, hut re-examining, school de- jp before your eyes! Reduce glare and provide Minority l«eader John C. Hall, segregation guidelines inherited clear vision without changing glasses for D-Great Falls, and Rep. Frank from the Democratic adminis- A DOERER'S ¦ "in-and-outers," such as shoppers, salesmen, J. Jurcich , D-Anaconda , were tration. k* ^m Shampoo, Set , J8= businessmen, sportsmen. At your next eye serenaded and given flowers on —The Supreme Court has pro- Valentine s Day. hibited "deliberate discrimina- jfjSaB —% Conditioner & Haircut examination, ask your doctor about new ' tion" but not segregation as C, Your , $ 1^ PHOTOG RAY lenses. Hall, noting the card was such. ;^ ^^ sEgned "from the women at- ^ taches of the house," said : "I "If you look at the Supreme •W« do not exumini «y«f. just wish they were attaches to Court decision, segregation, in Y H-Wk All Specials Good / mF~" HZJ " ~ my house." fact, is not prohibited by law," w^v For J Weekt Only ff0 *^= Jurcich's response: "How Finch said. ^ lucky can a single guy get." "What is prohibited is deliber-

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and 38 assists for Detroit's Ham- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ .¦¦¦¦ , ¦•¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦-¦¦ WWIMI-MM f I^T Um^ ll l l — - - r IB322£*Mffirafyt*t^ ' •-• '¦¦ ' • - ' ¦vv-v.^'^^ Dton team in the Junior A On- the same time. tario Hockey .Association last KING SIZE CLUBHOUSE ...Pittsburgh Pirate equipment manager that.will accomodate the major and minor league teams at one million dollars. year. John Hallahan, right, has this huge clubhouse to oversee 'when the Pirates The complex, near completion, was built at a cost of Minnesota goalie Cesare Man- start their spring training Feb. 20. This is one section of the clubhouse (AP Photofax) ? iago was knocked out of the nets for the second time in three Page 10 Monday* February 17, 1969 games against St? Louis. He also 1 eft during Toronto's 7-1 victory last Wednesday. 53 Compete Buffs, Durand St. Louis goalie Glenn Hall, meanwhile, recorded his eighth key shutout of the season and even State Prep Hoc Eachtecord Watkowski's scored an assist in the final In Ski period when the North Stars were trying to score on a power play? SingleTifle Hall skated cut of the St. Jump Tourney Louis net, picked up a loose RUSHFORD, Minn.-An old- MONDOVI, Wis. — Mondovi Tourney Field Set finished fourth and qualified ity puck and fed it to Terry Crisp In C timer from Madison Wis., Pin , Rolf who beat North Star goalie Gar- Stendahl, turned in the longest three grapplers for next week- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gional championships Saturday. the most state tournament tradi- tournament at ry Bauman easily. Hall kicked jump of the day at the ski Each end's sertional The 25th annual Minnesota Warroad edged Eveleth 3-2 in tion to the Twin Cities. Amery Saturday night. out 26 Minnesota shots while jumping tournament Sunday on High School Hockey Tournament double overtime for the Region school is participating in its 16th Maniago and Bauman combined Magelssen Hill. Edina clobbered tournament. Roseau has won The Buffaloes compiled 52 begins Thursday at the Metro- 3 title and points in the Glenwood City re- Meet Lead for 30 saves. A total of 53 competitors took Center in the Richfield 7-0 in Region fi . four state titles. South still is politan Sports Irene Pozanc picked the right of doubles and singles bowled The North Stars play the Los part in the U.S. Central Ski As- South will bring looking for that first one. gional tournament. Colfax won Twin Cities, with Greenway of Roseau and the team title with 74 points, time to smash a national hon- on the final shift Sunday. Bev- Angeles Kings Wednesday night sociation sanctioned tournament Coleraine going after its third Greenway has been in four erly Porter fired a 543 to go and the Toronto Maple Leafs which was sponsored by tie while Eau Claire Memorial was or count. straight championship. tournaments, Southwest six, second with 70. Durand finished with 92 pins handicap for the Sunday afternoon at the Metro- Hillcrest lions Ski Club. The Rams open defense of the The city "women's average isingfes lead at Edina seven, Harding three, seventh in the 10-team field. 635. She also politan Sports Center. An estimated 1,000 specta- title where they left off last This Week' Warroad four and Mounds View champion of two years ago leads the doubles where she Minnesota has 19 more games tors watched Stendahl soar an s Don Sandberg, Mondovi's 1415- hammered games of 182-211 fired 596 and teammate Jan year, against South St. Paul. one- pound pinned Don Jain of Eau to catch up to Philadelphia in even 100 feet on his first jump Greenway beat South 6-1 in last , and 235 Saturday at "Westgate Reinhard dumped 443 for al,- Basketball Only Roseau and Greenway Claire North to capture his the standings to qualify for the off the 30-meter hill. His sec- year's championship* game. The Bowl for a 628 series that h 137 handicap series. Delores Stanley Cup playoffs for the ond jump- of 99 feet was second are the only teams in the field weight division title, the only s ot Thompson (524) and Bertha two schools collide in the final TUESDAY to have won a state champion- her Watkowski's team into the secon straight year. best of the day and earned individual championship ior tht Bakken (414) are second in the him 129.5 points and first game of tbe first round at 8: 30 LOCAL SCHOOLS- ship. Buffaloes. lead in the Women's City Bowl- doubles with 1,134. p.m. Mankato Stata at Winona Slate, 7:30 Nat'l Hockey League place in the veterans class. p-m. Southwest walked off with the The other two Mondovi quali- ing Tournament. St. Paul Harding goes against OTHER 500 series bowled EAST DIVISION Top point-total ef the day MAPLE LEAF— Twin Cities championship Satur- fiers are John Schroeder who Roseau at 1:30 p.m. . Minneapo- ChaHield at Spring Valley. YtTTH ONLY 24 teams re- Saturday were: Eleanor Han- VV L T PT CF GA (points awarded for style as day night, shutting out Harding was runnerup at .138 and Dale Boston 33 11 11 n 219 131 lis Southwest plays Warroad at Wvkofl at Uanasboro. son 213-577 well as distance) went to Larry Harmony at Preslon. 3-0. The two teams stand a maining to bowl tonight Wat- , Carol Fenske 555, Monlrc*! 15 II S 71 207 15S 3 p.m. and Mounds View meets Lamphere, second at 154. Both Orlane Kittle 552, Pat Grossel Now York 30 21 5 « HO 1« Bergh of Eau Clair e. Bergh put LeRoy-Ostrander >t Grand Meadow. chance to play each other again lost two-point -decisions in th» kowski's holds a 45-pin lead 537 Detroit 2B 22 I M 1«3 HI together pair of?96-foot jumps Edina at 7 p.m. ia the otfcier HIAWATHA' VALLEY— . "? V ' , Darlene Johnson 517, Shir- Toronto 25 IS 11 H 170 .141 a Kenyon at Cannon Falls. Friday, should both win or both finals. over xunnertsp Book Nook. Wat- and compiled first round game. DAIRYLAND— ley Squires 516, Janice Neitzke Chicago ... 27 25 t ia 211 IK 133-5 points to lose in the first round. Jim Schroeder of Mondovi smashed a 2,640 aer- 516 WEST DIVISION capture the Class A title. The four winners move into Independenct at Eleva-Strum. , kowski's , Elsie Dorseh 514, Jan Wie- Osseo-FalrcM& at Bltlr. Edina erupted for five goals who had reached the semifi- czorek 514, W L T PT OF OA Following are the top finish- Friday's semifinals, the losers MIDDLE BORDER— ies. Book Nook has 2,595. Marge Ramin 510, St. loull ...... 31 li 11 74 Ui 117 in a three-minute span of the nals, lost to eventual champion In third place is Dora's Fam- Helen. Nelson 507, Lucille Weav- Oakland 21 21 » 31 154 IM ers in each of the four classes. drop into a consolation bracket. New Richmond it Durand. Los Angclej 20 it i Ai 135 177 CENTENNIAL— second period in its rout of Rich- Chuck Lorenzon of Colfax and , er 506, Arlene Cisewski 506. Minnesota's 1969 hockey cham- Goodhue at Randolph. ily Food Center with 2 590, PMIadelphla ..... 13 30 15 41 124 174 Junior field. Bill Fee led the attack then was beaten in the wrestle- lace further back is MINNESOTA .... 14 34 » J7 134 200 pion will be decided Saturday NONCONFERENCE- while one p On Sunday Mary Douglas 1. Mike WakeHeld, Cloquet, Minn., New Lisbon at Bangor. lYitli two goals. backs. Pool's with 2,576. Rounding out Pltttbvrsh ...... 7B 37 • JI 135 IM night. bad another 500 in addition to SATURDAY-J RESULTS IS and M feet,.U7J ' points; J. Al Ander- Gilmanton at cochrane-FC. Henry Boucha, considered one the top five is Pozanc Skelly Montreal j, Boilon J. sen, Mlnneapollsv n ano(n!s; J .Gary Euros, Weslby, Wis., 71 of the better prep hockey play- Gals with 2,535. honor ToronJo t, New York 2. brings the best record into the Lewiston at Houston. one individual champ, 120-pound counts were fired by: Grace MINN ESOTA i , Detroit 2. and es Icttr 102.8 points. Mahfomedl at Red Wing. ers in the state, blasted in a Leading the Class B division tournament 22-1. Greenway is DUNN-ST.CR01X- Dave Simpson. The other Pan- Burley 223-545, Irlene Trim- Chicago 3, Philadelphia o. ¦ ' ¦ , Monarch Bar of the Foun- Oakland 4, Pittsburgh 4 (IU). B Class V- St. Croix Central at Pepin. 2-foot wrist shot with one sec- thers qualifier for the Amery is mer 542, Bev Heitman 541-. 21-4, Roseau 14-7-1, Southwest tain City league with 2,270. St. Levis 4, Los Angeles 1. I. Rod Olssen, St. PJUI, 14 and tl feet, ond remaining to play in the sectional was 175-pound Neil Marge McGuire 533 SUNDAY'S RESULTS - 18-3-2, Warroad 19-4, Mounds WEDNESDAY Merchant's National Bank has , Leona Lu- 131.0 poind, 2. Dave Arneson, Wisconsin second overtime of Warroad's McNaughton who was runner- binski 526, Helen Nelson, 525, Chicago 5, Boston 1. Rapids, Wis., 98 and tt f««t, 117.0 points; View 14-8-2, South St. Paul 17-7 LOCAL SCHOOLS- 2,263; E.B.'s Corner 2,262; Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 0. 3. Marwood Rude, Dillon, Minn., fj and Macalester at St. Mary'*, 7:30 p.m. game against Eveleth. up in his weight. Suzanne Schreiber 522 Mary New and Harding 15-8. Sloppy Joe's 2,202, and Kramer , "York 4, Toronto 2. n feet, 11* points. Emmons 227-518, Yvonne Car- Detroit I, Los Angeles 1. Warroad and Edina were £he & Toye Plumbing 2,195. penter 213-514 Philadelphia J, Oakland 3. Veterans last two teams to qualify ior Mrs. Pozanc' 628 is the foirrth , Barbara Po- St. Louis t, MINNESOTA 0. zanc 513 TODAY'S OAMES 1. Rolf Stendahl, Madison, wis., 100 capturing ie- 's series rolled , Ramona Hildebrandt the tournament, highest women 509, Betty Thrune 507 and Joan No games scheduled. and 99 feet, IJ9J points; I. Wally Wake- in the city this season. Her TUESDAY'S GAME! field, St. Paul, 94 and n feet, laoj Heftman 501. No games scheduled. points; 3. John Ryan, St. Paul, 17 and 235 game missed the top ten M feet, IM.i points. by a single pin. Marian Fort had a 493 for Watkowski's, A Class Twins Spring while Berna&ine Revoir clipped 1. Larry Bergh, Eau Claire, Wis., M and «i feet, 133.5 points; J. Jon G|«st- 482, Dolly Watembach 409 and vani, Rochester, W and 94 feet, 115.5 Jeanette Berg 372. points. ¦ MONARCH'S BAB was led by Training Eileen Piel and Simone Keit- ~ : , man, both of whom had 451 series. Fern Ernst laced -450, Kay Duellman 435 and Shirley City Sports Opens Friday Hein 357. ORLANDO, Fla. (API- Maiy Douglas also broke in- Calendar Pitchers and catchers are due to the top ten in the team to report for the opening of event Sunday when she blast- TUESDAY spring training at the Minnesota ed 247-583 for Watkins Prod- BASKETBALL- Twins' camp at Tinker Fi*»f»95 The first exhibition game is ^ wheels, rebuild ^ #%¦ scheduled at Miami on Friday, camber, toe-in, ff ^^m Q ¦* cylinders, turn ¦ toe-out to ¦ 7 j ^^ mJf March 7 against the Baltim ore majiufaciurer's ^~ M brake drums, ^^ Orioles. The game starts at apcctflcatloru, m and safety-check • m wstoro fluid. , , 1:30 p.m. The Twins play the your car'a steering. 6J. 68 Chevro|„ World Champion Detroit Tigers '«-'«8 Rambler March 8 in Orlando. Total Cort Big JO 2- Team Race Games against tbe New Y ork Part* A Labor Most O frr Mets in New Orleans April 5-6 Steer Char of Accidents! Cart $34.95 CHICAGO (AP)-Purduc and Iowa suffered its fourth loss of Tuesday night with Ohio State highly dangerous loe in Illinois conclude the 29-gatne grapefruit Ohio State have succeeded in tho season by committing the at Illinois and Purdue at Indi- —the only other club besides league schedule. ' roster of 48 dwindling tbe Big Ten basket- unpardonable sin of losing at ana. A third game Tuesday Purdue and Ohio State—which Martin has a COMPUTE UNDER-CAR into their own •two- finds Iowa at Michigan State. players and six coaches. In- CARE . . . ball race home to Michigan 86-85. North- conference game team affair and the club which western downed Indiana 91-88 Next Saturday Ohio State is has not lost a flelder Steve Brye is not ex- avoids losing on the road should as Iowa was tho only home at home against Iowa in a re- at home this season. te«ted to report for drills wntil military reserve wind up in the NCAA cham- team to lose. gionally televised contest and BIG TEtf e completes pionships next month. Neither Purdue nor Ohio State Purdue entertains Northwest- Cont. All Damn duty in mid-March. Purdue held its one game lead are WL V*L Griffith says ho has 12 p lay- ppHI expected to loso any of their ern. TAGGART PltrdM 7 1 H * contracts but BANKAMERICARU ¦» ¦ ¦* .«¦ over Ohio State with an 87-69 three remaining home games The following week both clubs Ohio Stata *¦ t 14 4 ers signed to 1969 *>WAwaya*a*m*m victory over Wisconsin Saturday and the title could bo decided play two games on thc road Michigan S « 11 I he is not revealing their natmes and Ohio State hung on with by which team wins on with Purdue at Michigan State llllnoli ,,... « 4 14 4 until the pension negotiations the Iowa !.. . « 4 11 J a 58-41 triumph over Minnesota. road. and at Iowa and Ohio State 4 4 fa are completed. Tt»e Twins also TIRE SERVICE , Michigan Stata » i 10 lESfflB' Op«n VM «.m. io $rJ0 p.m. — Saturday! 7:U) Illinois was all but eliminated Oddly enough, both teams journeying to Northwestern and Indiana * have signed four orf tho 22 Cree- a.m. to 3 « m (torn contention by taking a 75- play three of their next Michigan State. Nwlhw»* *«rn » * 11 » ngent players they drafted! In HA W. Ind S». Phoni jiw four then to Wfseoniln > * * 10 90 loss at Michigan Stole and games on tho road beginni ng Ohio Stato, however, meets a MINNESOTA » a f* 10 New York recently. TAKE FOUR TITLES : QUALIFYJJW REGIONAL Arcadia Cops Mat Regional Hawks Finish 2nd ¦ ¦ ¦ ' -MELROSE, Wis. - Arcadia : Cochrane-Fountain City quali- „caune up with four individual fied four for : the sectional. " 7*iifctesr and six qualifiers for Only one, heavyweight Tony ; nejtt Weekend's sectional tour** Schmjdtknecht, was a division 'niiment in Weistby as the Raid- champion. Onalaska, Whitehall In District 3 Mat ers captured the Melrose-Min- and Gale-Ettrick each had a PENE ISLAND, Minn. — Wi- tory came as a complete sur- round but wrestled back to pick doro regional wrestling tourna- pair of qualifiers, while Mel- nona High's wrestling team, prise. He was unseeded. up a 2-0 decision over Larry iaent Saturday night. . rose-Mindoro and Blair each winner of only two dual meets Meinke . defeated Red Wing's Paul of lake City to win his Arcadia rolled up 91 points had one? Terry Westerberg 5-0 for his title. Haxton, all season , reached its zenith a semifinal loser, compared to 81 for runnerup Final Team Standings title while Ziebell knocked off defeated Chris Johnson of Kas- Independence which had heaten Arcadia ...... »i onalaska 11 during the District Three tour- JM's No. 1 seeded Greg Koelsch son-Mantorville 7-0 to win- tha the Indtpen-nnca .. 11 Gale-Ettrick .... « Raiders in the Dairyland CoChrana-FC ... U Blair ,. 13 nament here Saturday. 4-2 after winning Ms semifinal consolation title. Invitational just two weeks Wftftedall n Trempealeau ... H match 11-0 . He won his first John Marshall qualified ago. Malrose-Mln. ... » Holmen ..; 1 The Hawk matmen came nine away with three championships two matches Friday on pins. wrestlers for the regional and 7 Cochrane-Fountain City was SEMIFINALS . Vthird with 60 points and White- and four consolation titles and Smith routed JM's Christ Staple- had three champions. Dover- ¦M-Rult (A) due. Barlh (CFC) 7-11 ton 9-1 in tie finals Eyota, Kasson Kyser ¦ (MM)¦ dec. Olson (I) OT, raf. finished second to champion . • Mantorville, hall a distant fourth with 36. . ¦ ¦ - Independence had an equal . dec. - . Rochester John Marshall in Tindahl lost in the semis to Mayo, Red Wing, St. Charles 103—Lambert (A) won by dec. Suehla (I) 1*1 OT. second in his, but ZieheH's vic- ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦•¦ Each Qualify FINALS . .• ,: *;¦ :¦ .; 95—Kyser (MM) dec. Rud (A) 1-0. 101—Harmyer (B) die. Lambert (A) 5*0. Semifinals Ill—Olson (I) dec. Krummltoli (CFC) ts—Ricky Clark (DE) dec. Jarl Aron* 3-0. ¦jeh - ' IRWJ t-li Jim Wellner (JM) Lemston Rips 2 Grapplers 110-Olson (I) dec. Bagniewski (CFC) 3*1. dec. Mike schad (PL) 3-5. 137—Puchalla (I) dee. Lettner (CFC) M. 103— John Leach (JM) dec. Phil Eppard OSSEO, Wis. — Cadott ran 133—Slaby (A).dte. Matchey (I) 10, (S) 8*1; Bruce Braun (SC) dec. Ter- 138—Reuter ? Chatfield 30, Spring Valley . 21, dec. Mark Henthorne (LC). . 5-8. .. set a new school record? Greg [ Tuesday has Maple Leaf Con- . NONCONFERENCE- (heavyweight) were Caledonia's ¦ 165— Dan Cummings (LO) dec. Dava 14S—Zlebell (W) dee. Koelich (JM) 4-t gional champ at 154, and Keith Wanamlngo 79, Zumbrota 70 (OT). Grand Meadow 4, Spring G-rove Lehman (LC>; Brian Atoen (Hous? dec. 1S4—Chrlitenson (JM) dec FUn Brown 3i. »5—Strand* (Chat) dec. Wohlert (Cal) pard (ST) 4*8. A basket and two free throws Team Standings Penn 47, Ya la 40. Ill—Jerrv Tindal (W) dee. Winkels (M) floor. The Vikings, champions C«dm ... UO Auguna Jl Cornell «, Harvard 71. 103—Meiners (Cal) -dee. Van Gundy 4-3 0T. by Dale Holm was the differ- (Pa.) 17. (Hous) 4-2. a year ago, a 10-2 in the league Manley-Boyd ... ti Creenwood 12 LaSalle 14, St. Joseph'* 11»—Jack Reed (W) dee. Bob Johnson ence in Goodhue's 52-51 triumph Neillsville . a Osseff-Falr. 9 Boston College) 47, Penn Stale <3. m-Hughes (SV) dec. Lange (LC) M. (DE) i-O. and Cannon Falls Is 7-5. Owen-Wlthei .. 39 Fall Creek; 7 Navy 54, Manhattan 51. 120—Langa (Cal) dac. Gaul (Harm) 117— Dick Persons (SC) dec. Jack Henry over Alma. Another conference game of Black RW. F alii li Altoona • Niagara 104, lona 71. ' 10-7. (DE) 4-2 OT. 71. 127—Lange (Cal) dec. Whalen (Harm) The Wildcats had led 25-16 at significance pits Goodhue (5-3) Alma centar L. 35 Holy Cross 77, Assumption ¦ 1J»—Mike Lindstrom (W) dee. Larry Paul Long uiand U. 41. St. Francis (H,Y.) f-4. (LC) 1*0. the half and 43-34 after three against Randolph (6-2) in the Wins 133—Olson (LC) dec. Oaul (Harm) *-3. «0. Littler Ijg— Hnrgrova (JM) dee. Larson (KM) 1*4 PLACE WINNERS Rutgers |5, Georgetown (O.C.3 71. 138-Jorstad (LC) dee. Rice (LO D 4-4. periods b efore the Rivermen Centennial. A Rocket loss would 1. R, Flttl OT. . is—1. B, Arneion (Cad)> Army Ti, Pittsburgh 47. 145—Meiners (Cal) dec. Fault (LC). (ST) p. lelln. (N); 4. J. Petla 154—Cummings (LO 145—Bob Hortsttman Gr*g rallied to go ahead 49-43 with give Elgin no worse than a tie (SB); 1. K. Janlcki BuckneU 10, • Lafayette 50, > dec. Klngibury ke (KM) 3:49. (AM). , Stl Pefsr a (N.J.) tr, Uton Mall 7J. (Harm). two minutes left. Holm then for the league crown.. ' 1. B. Kuraia ' 165—Moen (Hous) dec. Cummings 1J4—Steve DeKok (ST) dec. Roy Krujer fl«-l. B. Burliti (Cal); Syracuse IS, Canliius 71. t> (LO) (M) made a basket after intercepting (N); 1. D. Acker (SB)/ 4. P. Mhy- i-2. 14*4. Boston U. tt, Brandels 77. 175—Denstad (Cal) dec. Oilman ls»—Schrlebcr (M) dee. Hewitt (SC) 7-3. IN THE Dairyland Confer- raid (0). Rochester 76, Colgate il. (LC) CKM) 7-9. a pass azid was later fouled ¦Ola—l. (Cad); 1 .K, Lemera 4*1. 175—Haxlfln ; 1 K. Forsting SOUTH while Middle Border (ACL); .a.. L. Melton (Csd); 4. K. Consolation Finals Guy Schaier each had 14 for champion Durand ' North Carolina IM, Clamson «. , the area's V' Pelerson (OW). Florida tl, Kintucky 11. ?5— Barnes (Harm) dec. Olson (Hous). Goodhue while Barry Ritscher's top ranked team, goes after its «"«»- !.,' D. Bullke (Cad)) 1. E. Ruicli Davidson 103, Jturtnan 47. 103—Mitchell (Harm) dec. Back (LO). Durand Pair in (OW)) 1. A. Boon (Nl) 4. C. Mun* Florida ' Stat* 79, Dayton 71. 112—Broadwater (Harm) p. Gene 14 was best for Alma. The 16th in a row wh en entertain- V ? !»•• 7t, Callfirnll Jl. CANTON, Ohio (AP) -,. The where you can kcop you r per- la Winona's Tom Van Hoof. Van Oklahon-n Clly 71, Air Force 15. St. Stan 's team has completed its regular season unbeaten St. Stan ' s nnd one from St, John's. Championship team mem- Grficn Bay Paekcrs will piny spective. " Hoof , who Is a Winonn State N.M. Slat* 49, W. Tax. Slate IS. and captured the Catholic Grade School league title. St. Stan's bers are. (front row from left); Bill Tarras, Joe Pelst Steve So, c»l. if, Ws«hHHton 11. tho A tlant n Fla cons In tho sev- Of his final round In Phoenix , , student, meets Gary Kecna of Colorado stale U. 79, Denver 4). was 12-0 In the league and 16-0 over all this season. Hesklei I/clwicn , Kick Sobeck, Carl Gora nnd !>avc Prodzimski . Second So. enth annual Pro Football Hall ot ho commented . "I putted well , Wahpeton. colored* 90, Omaha 71, league tenma St. Stan 's downed Phclp« St . Martin 's and row?Coach Rich Brown , Ron May, Grog Chuplta Ray Pam- tho Ro- utiah 104, Arliona Stale IT. Fame cnshrlncmont gamo in but other than that , I dldn 't play , , Van Hoof represents Stanford 11, Dragon 74. Cochrane-Fountain City . Tho Catholic Grade School Le/ifliiB puch , Diiano Boll nnd Steve Beck. (Daily News Sports photo) chester team. Brlnham Young 70. Arliona 4*4. Canton Sept. 13- too well." 1 p.m New York Old-Timers Stock Prices Early Market Pepin Co? Commissioners Allied Ch 35 Inland Stl 39% , Red Men Allis Chal 29% IB Mach 305 Jays, Scots Elks Amerada 111%. Intl Harv 36% Paper 38% Toward Have Big Am Can 56 Intl Trend Reject Mental Health Plea Am Mtr 12V«t Jns & L 71% To Play for AT&T 54% Jostens 34% Vie Tonight DURAND, Wis. (Special) - served 10O civil papers; traveled 23 follow-ups after hearing Am Tb 39%. Kencott 51% The Pepin County Board of Su- 33,118 miles with patients and tests. Anconda 57% Loew's 57% Upside Erased Niohf in NHL MM 100% Midget Title pervisors last week created a prisoners, on investigations and The county treasurer re- Arch Dn 72% Minn NEW YORK (AP) -An open- By. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to ,251 ArmcoStl -SO-**** Minn P L 25 MIDGET county safety commission at the serving legal papers? and ceived $1 ,652 in 1968 and ' ing trend toward the upside was W L W L It was a nigiit for the senior conferences. Available 24 hours disbursed $1,501,732. Armour 65%** Mobil Oil 56% In MIAC suggestion of Gov. Warren today on the stock Elkt t A TV Signal * * citizens in the National Hockey Knowles; turned down petitions a day, the sheriff's office took The highway department re- Avco'Cp 4V Mn Chm 54% erased ASSOCIATED PRESS Ret Men 4 UCT -t * Vovr By THE * League. Tri-County Mental aJi average of 415 calls a ported $565,388 in revenues and Beth Stl 33& Mont Dak 35% market and by noon the St. Olaf has clinched at least Elks and Red Men will clash to rejoin the Detroit's Gordie Howe? six Health Clinic at Baldwin, and month; operated the police ra- $61,291 spent on highway con- Boeing 59% Marcor 52% Jones industrial average had a tie for the Midwest Conference Saturday at 10 a.m. at Jeffer- Boise Cas 70 Nt Dairy 43 weeks short of his 41st binhday, heard annual reports. dio 17.5 Jiours a day, process- struction. 5.65 to 46.30. basketball championship, three son School to determine the Brunswk 19% N Am R 40 eased scored three goals and led the Three members will be ap- ing 9,200 messages, and receiv- The county agent reported the- lead over teams are tied for the Minne- championship in the Park-Rec Catpillar 46% N NGas 60% Declines took Red Wings to a 6-3 victory over pointed to the safety commis- ed 675 complaints. 193 4-H club members and cost substantial mar- sota ." Intercollegiate Athletic Midget league after the two Los Angeles. And goalies Glenn Ch MSPP 56% Nor Pac 64% advances by a sion by William Weiss, board THE COUNTY nurse reported of the junior fair at $1,921. at noon volume had Conference lead and Winona still teams won Saturday to tie for Hall, 37, and Gump Worsley, 39, Chi RIRR 2954 No St Pw 30% gin and chairman, working under the 6 million shares after a clings to its slim edge in the the crown. Elks wore by for- turned in impo rtant shutouts as Chrysler 52& Nw Air 85% topped Northern Intercollegiate. downed TV coordination of George Plum- Cities Svc 72 Nw Banc 70% quiet start. feit while Red Men St. Louis blanked Minnesota 6-0 mer, county traffic officer. Macalester, St. John's and St. Signal 69-50. Mike Kahler had and Montreal shut out Pitts- Com Ed 49% Penney 47% Associated Press average ' The Mary's are tangled up in the 29 and Bruce LaVasseur 24 for burgh 4-0. BOARD MEMBERS rejected ComSat 45% Pepsi. 48% of 60 stocks at noon, was off 1.2 MAC race, each with 9-3 rec- the winners, while Mike Rodgers In other Sunday games, New petitions with 160 names pre- Con Ed 34% Pips Dge 46% at 358.6. Industrials -were off I.S, ords. St Thomas is a game be- hit 24 for TV Signal. York dropped Toronto 4-2, Chi- sented by the Rev. Charles Ga- Cont Can 69Vs Phillips 73% Rails were down ,7 and utilities hind at 8-4. St. John's plays at cago whacked Boston 5-1? and Durand, for rejoining the Cont Oil 77% Polaroid 118% AMERICAN vin, were off .4. ... Macalester tonight for at least PEE WEE ¦ Philtdclphia shaded Oakland 3- mental health clinic. It belong- Cntl Data 132% RCA 43% leader was Twentieth WW • . . W L Volume lead. Men, 5 I . ' . Deere 53-tfk Rep Stl 48 selling the temporary Kolter's Blc. 10 1 Emil's 2. . . ed to the clinic six months, but Century Pox, which was , 0 U Dow Cm.76% Bexall 46% 8-1, a step in front W«stg>te Bowl » J Blonj's Tree J In Saturday's action, Mont- decided not to appropriate funds at 39%, unchanged. A 45,500- Winona is du Pont 163& Rey Tb 44% Roller's Bicycle was handed real tripped Boston 3-1, Toronto for the period from April 1 share block had sold at 39% in of St. Cloud, 6-2. East Kod 72 Sears R 65% a 2-0 forfeit win over winless rapped New York 6-2, Minneso- and Dec. 31. the morning, following weekend St. Olaf cliached its title tie Fireetone 62-V4 Shell Oil 67% Tree Service and won ta took Detroit 6-2, Chicago speculation about a merger bid Saturday with a 66-55 victory at Blong's No action was taken on a re- Ford Mtr 50^ Sinclair 112% Pee Wee Amer- blanked Philadelphia 3-0, St. for the film maker. Beloit, Wis. The Dies can win the Park-Rec quest by Game Warden Tom Gen Elee ; 92 Sp Rand In the other Louis downed Los Angeles 4-1 51% Glen Alden followed Fox on the title outright Friday against ican title Saturday. Thornton for an ordinance re- Gen Food 79 St Brands 43 smashed Emil's and Oakland battled Pittsburgh the most-active list—off frac- M h, HI, in Northfield or game Westgate quiring dogs on leash between Gen Mills 33% St Oil Cal 70% onmout Zaborow- to a 4-4 tie. tionally—while Cities Service Saturday against Knox, 111. Menswear 42-9 as Jim Dec. 1 and May 1 each year Gen Mtr 79% St Oil Ind 60% Howe' point at 72. Tom Griidnowski scored on ski hit 16 points. s 18th career hat trick because of problems with rural Gen Tel 39% St Oil NJ 82% added 2V£ Control Data was off mo-re layap with three sec- gave him 33 goals for the season dogs running deer to death. He Gillette 54 Swift 33 an easy BANTAM than two points, as was Cerro ' w and 721 for his career. The also discussed bounties. onds to play and sent St. John s Vi L Goodrich 56V6 Texaco 83% \¦ NHL's all time leading scorer Corp., which has mining inter- to a 70-68 victory over St. Peerless Chain 10 1 Sunbeam -j Al Sperger, Eau Claire, dis- Goodyear 60-H Texas Ens 100% Bub's a American fishing Athletic Club 9 i . ¦ ' hit twice in the third period as trict civil defense director, sug- ests in Peru. Thomas. Macalester clipped Cenl.Meth. 1 a« Gt No Ry 61% Union Oil 54% Red Men » a the Red Wings rallied , with three HONORARY FARMERS . . . Demiis Rud, right, presi- boats were fired upon off Peru, Augsburg 57-51, Terry Ruhsam's downed bun- gested that Pepin and Pierce Greyhnd 23% Un Pac 57% Peerless Chain goals in just over five minutes dent of the Spring Grove FFA chapter, presents the honorary and analysts looked at the fall last second field goal gave Ham- Athletic Club edged counties jointly employ a civil Gulf Oil 44% US Steel 45% beam 39-12, to snap a 3-3 tie. Oilman Bud and Morris Twee- in the stock as a result of line a 68-67 win over Concordia Men Club defense director. farmer award to his father, , Homestk 39V£ Wesg El 69% Bub's 26-20 and Red Garry Unger scored twice and s the tense situation, and Gustavus Adolphus tripped 25-16 Funds were appropriated ten, left, as other officers of the chapter look on? The awards Honeywl 121 /4 Wlworth 32% stopped Central Methodist Wayne Connolly, acquired in a ¦Dulnth 84-75 in other MIAC remained from the general fund for new were made at the annual parent-son banquet, (Fred Ons- Steels were off fractionally as the three winners weekend trade with Minnesota ^ games. Park- , plat books to be supplied by gard photo) after reports that -while orders in a close race for the also clicked for Detroit Bill PRODUCE Moorhead routed Bemidji 76- Sat- . Donald Miller of the Rockford, for steel were advancing, the Rec Bantam League title Flett had a pair for Los An- 111., Map Co. CHICAGO (AP) - Butter 56 and Morris trampled Michi- ' ¦ ¦ . ' steady; wholesale buying prices pace was slowing. urday. . . geles. -with General gan Tech 113-91 in NIC contests. Mueller had 21 points IT WAS reported that Pepin unchanged; 93 score AA 66 92 Motors also fell, Chuck Alex Delvecchio picked up his Elected ; than a Bud Becker hit a jump shot 20 Rud A 66; 90 B 63-V4 Motors declining more for Peerless, Tim Rubash 1,000th NHL career point for De- County's flood plain zoning or- Humphrey Says ; 89 C 60% ; Cars with 28 seconds to go and Carle- Gregg 90 B 64; 89 point. C&rysler was most-active for Athletic Club and troit. Howe and Montreal's Jean dinances were approved Aug. 9 C 62. ton broke a tie en route to a Eggs unsettled; wholesale in that class. Ambuhl 14 for Red Men. Beliveau are the only other by the state Department of Na- 63-59 victory over Coe, Iowa . buying prices unchanged to 6 Goodrich was off 2'A at 57 players ever to reach that pla- tural Resources. Ed Hill, Pep- Star Farmer at aircraft and In other games involving Min- Nixon Has Made lower; 80 among the rubbers, teau. in, is administrator on a part- per cent or better nesota colleges, Northern Iowa Grade A whites 35-41; mediums electronics took fractional loss- Worsley kicked out 36 Pitts- time basis. He received 14 es, and utilities eased slightly. beat Mankato 80-66 and South- Whitehall Nails inquiries on septic tanks, two 35; standards 37; checks 27. west State turned back Bethel burgh shots and enabled Mont- 'A Good Start' Chemicals were mixed with real to move into a tie for first on shoreland permits, and ques- Spring Grove NEW YORK CAP) - (USDA) Du Pont off more than a point. 86-75. BALTIMORE, Md. (AP)- place in the ?NHL's East Divi- tions on non-conforming lots. — Butter offerings ample. De- Prices were generally lower Augsburg plays at Gustavus Former Vice President Hubert SPRING GROVE , Minn. (Spe- Title sion with Boston . Members of the board of ad- ' mand slow to good. Wholesale on the American Stock Ex- and Concordia travels to Duluth Outright H. Humphrey said Sunday that cial ) -: Dennis Rud, president, DAIRYLAND The Canadi ans, unbeaten in justment are Wayne Kosok? the prices on bulk cartons (fresh). change. in tonight's other games. President Nixon "has noved Spring Grove Chapter of WL W L the last seven games, got two Francis Sam, Wilfred Hartung, , Creamery, S3 Score AA 67%- Whitehall 13 0 Independence « • carefully and prudently and peo- Future Farmers of America 3DAC Howard Anderson and Anton 67% cents; 92 Score A S7-t4-67% - (First Pub. Monday, Feb. V, WW) Ossto-Felr. . 10 5 cochraeie-F C > » goals from Ralph Backstrom ple are more than wilting to was named chapter star farmer MIAC Season ¦ ¦ J Augusta a 10 ' ' A Bauer. Blair 7* » . and one each. from Dick Duff . at the annual parent-son Ban- 90 Score B 65*54-66. State ol Minnesota ) s». 7 W L W L Eleva-Strum 5 7 Almi Center; 110 give hhm a chance." 1 and Yvan Cournoyer as well The Arkansaw sanitary dis- Wholesale egg offerings liber- County ot Winona ) In Probatt Court Macalester » -V is as titular head of the quet at the high school. No. U .A64 3 13 . 7 Humphrey, St. John's * spectacular goaltending trict was granted a permit for al on large; closely held on me- In thi Matter of the Guardianship at ¦ t 3 11 » Whitehall hammered Augusta from Democratic party, said the Re- The award was presented by ST. MARY'J an overflow lagoon in the Eau diums and smalls. Frieda Schaefer, Ward...... I'« 15 5 quarter but the first Worsley, who made half a dozen ter advi- Demand fair St. Thomas in every publican administration under Boyd Anderson, chap Th» guardian of the a bove Ward, vlr.i » ~>P " Galle VRiver flood plain. A Monday? Coneorila * * Saturday night as the Norse- sensational stops to preserve his awards were Paul The Merchants National Bank of W|non«, ..;...... « OS Nixon "bas gotten off to a good ser. Other Hamline • requested office at the Junc- Wholesale selling prices based having made and filed In 1hli Court i » "» men racked up their third 38th career shutout. dairy management, star Custavua * start," but added that "it's too Hagen, Its final account*, together with Hi pe- ...4 1 511 tion of Highways 10 and F was on exchange and other volume Auysburp straight Dairyland Conference Chicago bombed Boston with early to be able to judge on pro- crop farmer, hog farmer, dairy tition , representing that said guardianship Duluth ... O il I li denied. Northern States Power sales. crown with a 65-27 route of the 22 shots in the opening period gram or substance." farmer and beef feeder; Paul has terminated and praying that *alo) . ' New York account be examined, adjusted and X : Beavers. and 51 for the game, tagging the Company's request for a sub- star sheep farmer; spot quotations: -NIC Humphrey, who spoke at the Rosaaen, Standards 38-41. allowed by this Court, ' and that said NIC Season Leading only 9-8 after the injury-riddled Bruins with their station is under consideration. opening of a charity drive and Harlen Tweeten, star breeding guardian be dischargEd -r W L W L ' Whites: Fancy large (47 IT IS ORDERED, Ttiat said petition first period, Ralph? .-Hasmusoh second straight loss. Bobby Hull Minor amendments to the zon- then attended a reception in his hog farmer; Dale Howard , star lbs WINCH*. » 1 1' * and crew went into a half court ing ordinance will be consider- min) 42-44; fancy medium (41 be heard and said account examined and St. Cloud .. - * 1 1S * and Doug Mohns scored first-pe- honor, said Nixon will get "no beef breeder? and Gary Strin- adjusted by this Court at the Probate . '» 15 27-16 at half- lbs average) 38%-39te; fancy Morris ...*• • • press and led riod goals and the Hawks car- ed at the April meeting. carping criticism from me." inoen, star greenhanoV Court Room In the Court House In tht Moorhead ¦ 7 J 17 4 time. Whitehall toe* a com- smalls (36 lbs average) 34-35. City of Winona, Counly of Winona, State *¦ < ried play the rest of the way. "If you feel something is Gilmaa Rud, father of chapter of Minnesota , on the I2*h day ot March, Bemicil . . *> * J* manding 47-20 lead after three COUNTY JUDGE Joseph H. Michigan Tech 1 7 3» The Rangers got goals from wrong, then say so and propose president Dennis Rud, and 1969, at 11:00 o'clock A.M.; and that Matileato .. . t » 1 '0 periods as Augusta managed Riedner performed two mar- this order be served by the publication j their highest scorer—Vic Had- an alternative, but opposition Morris Tweeten a local truck- ' only four points. The Beavers riages in 1968; sent nine per- , WINONA MARKETS thereof In the Winona Dally News and Midwest Conference field^—and their lowest scorer- for the sake of opposition is not er, were named honorary chap- by mailed notice according to law. shot only 26 percent for the sons to state hospitals; approved Dated February 14, 1969. Midwest Season Larry Jeffrey—59 seconds apart good politics and not good for ter fanners in recognition of Swift A Company W L VV L game and just 14 percent in the seven new guardianships and These quotations apply to hogs deliver* E. D. LIBERA, " Probate Judge WM ¦"" in the first period , triggering the country. their help to the chapter. «d to th» Winona Station by noon today. . St. Olaf V second half. closed seven, leaving 43 in (Court Seal) 10 !» presi- HOGS Carleton * • their victory over Toronto. Had- Harlen Tweeten, vice Peterson A Challeen, Ltd., Rasmusoo finished with 27 force; received 11 new estates Hog market: 25 cents* higher. field's 23rd of th? season and Jef- dent welcomed the parents and Attorneys for Petitioner. . points and 15 rebounds and Or- and closed seven, leaving 53 , Meat type, 200-250 lbs. ... 20.00-20 50 Independents ' Butctiers, 200-230 . " W. . L. frey s first ga-ve New York a 2-0 guests and expressed the chap- lbs...... 20,00 lan Hagen added 13 points and pending, and considered 10 Sows, 270-300 lbs. . - l ...... *.... 17,25 Bethel ?...... " lead and the.Maple Leafs never ter's appreciation for the help (First Pub. Monday, Feb, 17, 19WI 7- .il 15 rebounds. cases with 29 delinquent and de- CATTUE Southwest India Warned parents and other Cattle State of Minnesota ) ss. got even. given by market: . Steady. - .: ' 1J Wayne Stanek's six points pendent children. Lea . • .••• * " Defenseman. Larry Hale adults. Terry Olerud, chapter Hijh choice «ncl prime ...... 27.25 Counly of Winona ) in Probate Court topped Augusta. The county traffic dfficers re- Choice 24.50-27,00 No. 16,379 reporter and Paul Hagen, as- - scored a pair of goals and Phila- ported one fatality last year; , Good . 23.00-25.00 In the Matter of the Guardianship ot delphia ended a nine-game win- sistant secretary and reporter, Standard 20.00-22.50 Edmund M. McLaughlin, - Ward. •50 injured; 113 accidents Utility cows ...... The guardian , of the above named less string by- inves- Of Danger told about the chapter activities 16.00-1J.5O beating Oakland. tigated; issued 240 five-day tick- Canner and cutter 14.00-17,50 Ward, viz.: Winona N ational and Sav- Pipers Trail The Seals staged a late rally, during the past year and show- VEAL ings Bank, having made and filed In ets, 1,320 warnings and 240 ar- Veal market: Steady. this Court Its final account, together narrowing a 3-0 Flyer lead to ed slides of some of the pro- rests; brought $6,886 into the Top choice ...39,00 with its petition representing that said MITE OWL one goal but Philadelphia jects. Donald Troendle, local Good and choice 25.00-37.00 guardianship has terminated and praying hung county treasury through ¦ Athletic Club VV. L. fines, Of Violence creed contest winner, recited Commercial U.0O-24 0O that said account be; examined, ad- on for the victorv. Boners lusted and allowed by this Court, ane) Curley's Floo r Shop .. 15 1 and traveled 58,650 miles. Prin- ) the FFA creed. 17.00-down Miami by Dick's Marina 14 10 NEW DELHI (AP — Presi- Bay State Milling Company that said guardian be discharged; )J cipal causes of accidents were IT IS ORDERED, That said petition Tempo IJ dent Zakir Husain today warned A $300 check, representing the Elevator A Grain Prices Wabasha cleaners I 38 by speed be heard and said account examined and 1* , 26 from drinking, One hundred bushels ol grain will India of the danger of violence proceeds of the recent corn ba adlusted by this CourS* at the Probate LEGION and 16 from inattentive driving the minimum loads accepted at the ele- , Hal-Rod Poinls "from certain extremist politi- drive, was presented to Douglas va tors, Courf Room In the Co>urt House In the Teamslers 7 Benilde Annexes or sleep. City of Winona, Counly of Winona, Staff No. 1 northern iprlng wheat Game cal groups which seek to change Butler, director of Camp Winne- .... 1,53 of Minnesota, on the 12th day One-Half Welkins 4 ot March, The sheriff had 66 prisoners: Wo. 2 northern spring wheat .... 1 51 Williams Annex I bago, by Paul Rosaaen, chapter . 1969, at 10:30 o'clock A.M.; and lhat the social and political structure No. 3 northern spring wheat 1.47 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hamernik'j s Seven on burglary and theft, 18 .... this order be served by the publication treasurer. No. 4 northern spring wheat .... 1,43 Now that the Miami Floridi- Mutual Service S by armed insurrection." thereot in the Winona Dally News and Central Catholic on traffic offenses, 13 for drunk- Minnesota State FFA Presi- No. 1 hard winter wheat 1.^3 Bauer Electric 4 In a state of the union mes- No. 2 hard winter wheat MI by mailed notice as p rovided by law. ans have grabbed first place in East Side Bar : A enness? nine for liquor viola- Dated February 13, T 969. dent Torn Meuim brought greet- No. 3 hard winler wheat U7 Basketball Asso- NSP J sage to a meeting of both houses E. D. LIBERA? the American tions, three runaways, and 16 ings from the state association No. 4 hard winter wheat 1.33 ciation's Eastern Division, they Oasis Bar J others. of Parliament which began a No. 1 rye .... )j4 Probate Judge. Mayan Grocery 3 Cage and during his talk emphasized No. 2 rye ' ' ' ' (Court Seal) Crown .. .. 1.12 ore not ready to give it up, at Winona Plumbing . 1 three-month budget session , Hu- .. Streater, Murphy & Brosnahan He collected 15 bad checks: the importance of parental help Frocdtert , least not as easily as Indiana Freddie's Bar 0 CENTRAL CATHOLIC sain said, "The doctrines pro- Malt Corporation Attorneys for Petitioner. PIN DUSTERS f Final) and encouragement and impor- Houn: B a.m. to 4 p.m. did. pounded by these groups are (Closed Saturdays ) Hal-Rod W. L. W L TP OP tance of setting goals as a neces- Tcamsten . . 13 5 Pro Submit aample belor* loading. (First Pub. Monday, Feb. 17, The Floridians, who took the SI. Louis Park Benilde .13 3 131 74] Basketball clearly subversive and are det- 1969) Graham & McGuira .. sary part of planning the fu- Barley purchased at prices subject to . 11 7 51. Thomas Academy ll A B4J tit rimental to orderly government Stale of Minnesota ) ss, top spot Friday night from Indi- Blanche s Tavern . ll 7 NBA market. ' Austin Pacelli n J 10M IM ture. County of Winona ) In Probale Court Winona Rug cleaning 10 a EASTERN OIVISION and progress." ana, increased their lead from St. Paul Cretin 10 i 843 801 Winona Egg Market No. 16,879 Buster 's Bar 10 I Mpls. De La Sail 10 4 173 741 W. L. Pet. GB Husain apparently was refer- (Winona Produce, Zlebell Product) In Re Estate of one percentage point to a half Viking Sewing Machlni . ... la a * Balllmor* .45 14 WINONA COTTER ? 7 lit 735 .734 These quotations apply as of Frieda Schaefer.. Decedent, Dutchman' ... io ¦ New York 44 21 .677 J ring tc* Maoist sects and paro- game over idle Minnesota by s Rochester Lourdes 4 li 788 870 10:30 a.m. today. Order for Hearing on petition for Probati Edwin s Jeweler* ; Philadelphia .... 40 20 Ml 4'j beating Houston 113-108 Sunday ' »'i * » St. Paul Hill 3 1J a55 1019 chial organizations such as the Bailey Expected Grade A (umbo (white) 36 of Will, tlmltlng Tim e to File Claim* Shorty s Bar-Calt .... ( 10 Boston . U il 590 t ' West St . Paul Brady 0 14 i ll til . Grade A large (white) 31 and for Hearing Thereon, Cincinnati n 3D Shiv Sena in Bombay. night. Federated Insurance .. . * 11 .5H 13' j Grade A medium (white) 24 Donald G. Schaefer tiavlng filed St. Louis Park BenLlde won Detroit 25 a pe- Sam's Direct Servica J 13 31 .3*7 11 Discussing the Grade B (white) u tition for the probate Indiana, meanwhile, dropped five-state spe- ' of the Will of laid Sloppy Joe's 4',*i 13'.i the Central Catholic Conference Milwaukee 18 4] ,2B( 31 Grata C ij decedent from third to fourth , two games cial elections last week in which and for Ihe appointment of REDMEN WESTERN DIVISION To Join Defense The Merchants National Bank ol Winona Kryisko Comment VV. L. basketball title Saturday night VV, L. Pet. GB behind, by losing to the New the ruling Congress party was as administrator with Will annexed , which Doerer"s IS t with a 39-38 victory over de- Loi Angelei 42 21 .447 York Nets 312-96, its third con- routed by the communist-led Will is on file In Ihis Court and open Paffrafh'i Paint IJ II fending champion St. Thomas Atlanta 39 24 .600 4 LIVESTOCK to Inspection* Sunbeam ' Bread 11 IS San Francisco ... 34 .460 13 secutive defeat since taking — 2* United Front in West Benga l IT IS ORDERED, That the he-arlna* Paint Depot 10 14 Aca demy. The two teams had San Olego 27 35 .435 14',i For Thompson first place Thursday. and suifercd reverses in Punjab SOUTH ST. PAUL thereol be had on March 12th, 1969, at SATELLITE been tied for the Tend going in- Ctiicago 15 3» .391 17'* SOUTH ST. PAUL, AAlnn. m-(USDA) 11:00 o'clock A.M., before Seattle MINNEAPOLIS (AP)-Re- ttilj Court Kentucky, \Vi games back, Westgale W. L. 33 41 ,35» lt>fs and Bihar, Husain said his gov- —Callle 3,500; calves 800; trading active In the probate courl room In to the game. Phoenix the cburt 123-99 decision Coiy Corner 14 T ... 14 41 .224 27>,i nowncd criminal lawyer F. Lee an moderate Monday supply; slaughter house In Winona, Minnesota, took third with a Watkowski's 14 7 In Saturday's other action SATURDAY'S RESULTS ernment was looking into "re- and that , Bailey of Boston was expected steen steady to 25 cents Higher; cows ob|ecllon*s to the allowance of nld Will, over Los Angeles, and in other Winona Heat Treating 11 New York fa, San Francisco »2. * St , Paul Hill crushed West St ports of intimidation." strong; bulls, vealers and slaughter f any, t>e tiled belore said time ot Tri-County Electric 11 7 . Cincinnati! 111. to join the defense team today hear- games Dallas defeated slump- Chicago 101. calves steady; teeders scarce; average Ing; lhat the time within which Carvin Brook Tavern 10 11 Paul Brady 84-65, Austin Pacel- Only games scheduled. According to the reports creditor* when (be appeal hearing of T. to high choice 1,235 Ib slaughter steers of said decedent may flic their claims ing Western leading Oakland Chicken Villa 10 11 SUNDAY'S RESULTS many untouchables and be li routed Ro chester Lourdes 83- Mos- 38.75; most choice MO-I .2O0 lbs 27.75- limited lo four months from Iho date Cock-A-Dcod le-Doo a 10 Philadelphia 127, Boston 103. Eugene Thompson resumes. 119-116 and Denver bounced 62 and Minneapolis De La Salle lems in some areas were prev- 28.50; mixed high good and choice 27.25- hereof , ond lhat the claims so Wed be Unknown* 1 18 Milwaukee 106, Los Angeles IT. It was indicated that Bailey 27.75; good 24.50*27.25; average to hloh heard on June 18, |J6*9, al ll:oo o New Orleans 105-94. BRAVES ft SQUAWS surprised St . Paul Cretin 72- Phoenix 12}, Cincinnati 11) ented from voting under threats ' clock . will present the defense argu- choice 950-1,050 Ib ilaughler hellers 27.75; A.M., belore this Cou rt In the probale Indiana lost to Westgale W. L. San Francisco II), Atlanta 106. On Saturday, 39. of violence because they were most choice (50-1,050 lbs 26.75-27.50; mix- court room In the court house In Wi- Valentine Trucking 14 7 Seatlla 127, Detroit lit. ment that pretrial publicity pre- nona and Oakland was ed good and choice 24.25-24.75; good , Minnesota, and that nollce hereof Dallas 121-116 Sell • Scovi t IVh a\\ Only garnet scheduled. believed to be Congress party vented the former St. Paul at- 23.00-26.25; ut lllty and commercial bo given by publicat ion of this order beaten by New Orleans 137-122. Olson • Tuttle 11 a TODAY'S OAMES suppor ters. torney from getting a fair trial. slaughter cows 19.00-19,50; canner and In tht Winona Dally News and by mailed National Basketball As- Heltman - Hopkins II 10 Atlanta vs. Milwaukee at Batllmon. cutter 16.50-19.00; ulllltty and commercial nollce as provided by law, In the 1) JO Cincinnati Knopp - Lubinski at Qalllmort. Thompson was convicted of slaufjhter bulls 21.50-24.00; cutter 19.50- Dated February U, 1969, sociation Sunday, Philadelphia Schaulenbll - Peterson V .k 11**i Only games scheduled. 1,200 Watch the hired killing of his wife in 21.50; choice vtaleri 36.00-38.00; good E. D. LIBERA, 13 crushed Boston 127-102, Milwau- Meyer - Howe • TUESDAY'S OAMES 32.05-36.00; choice slaughter calves 25.00* Phoenix ,n _ . ,. Probate Judga. Allco Sbeet Metal i 13 at Boston (afternoon). Says 'Law and 1963. Ife was sentenced to a life 28.00; good 21-00-25.00; good 650-tOO Ib (Probale Court Seal) kee surprised Los Angeles 106- Atlanta SUGAR LOAF vs. Cincinnati at Cleveland. feeder steers 24.00-26.00. Peterson (. Challeen, a_ld,, Weitg«tt Points Los term in Stillwater Prison for 97, San Francisco tripped Atlan- Angeles at New York. Mogs 6,000; barrows and gjlls opened Attorneys lor Petitioner, Black Horse M Packers Win Philadelphia at San Diego. Order' Will Not first-degree murder in the stab- 50-75 cents higher; trading active on ta 113-106 . Seattle checked De- Warnken i Meats 71 Detroit ' at San Francisco, bing death of his wife. small early supply; 1-3 190-240 lbs 21.25- troit 127-119 and Phoenix Ctub Midway - 11 ARCADIA , Wis. (Special) - Chicago at Seatlla. (First Thompson's petition claims 21.50; 2-3 190-240 lbs 21.00-21.25; 2-4 240- Pub. Monday , Feb. 10, 196»> Arnold's Kletnlt - 15 A lull house of 1 Only g«me> scheduled. Be Rallying Cry 2fi0 lbs 20.50-21.25; 2-4 24O-280 lbs whipped Cincinnati 125113, ,200 watched 19.75- Stale of Minnesota | si. Hoi Brau 13". that the community, and partic- 20.75; 3-4 210-300 lbs 19.00-20.00; sows 's 25 points L-Cove Bar 1H4 the Green Bay Packer basket- Counly ot Winona | In Probata Don Freeman ATLANTA, Ga. (AP ) - Law steady to strong; 1-3 300-400 lbs 17.75- Courl s Corner 11 ABA " ularly the jury pool, "was en- No, 16,078 which won its EB' ball team defeat the Arcadia 18.75; 2-3 40O-6t» Ibj 16.JO-II.00/ feeder paced Miami, EASTERN OIVIJION and order" will soon be dead aa In Ra Estate of Lakeside G ull 10 venomed by massive and sus- pigs steady lo strong; game at the free throw line hit- city team 87-61 in the Arcadia W- L. Pet. OB 1*3 120-140 lbs Murlhe Kledrows-kl, , LAKESIDE a rallying cry, Dixie's only Ne- tained pretrial publicity," and 16.50-18.00; boars steady, Decedent Weitgata Poinls High School gym Sunday. Miami at JJ ,$)7 , r 1 o ion ting 27 of 31. MINNESOTA gro sheriff says. Sheep 600; limited supply ill represent- ¦ , 0 m m »« Welly's Supper Club II .. .. » 14 .527 that some of it was stimulated ?^z.Utratlonn, Llmlllno"."r." Tlrmt*' to Fll« A*"'"- Boyd Dowler was the Pack- Kentucky ' ed classes fully steady; choice and ciilmt Holiday Inn Tl 11 u .lot IV, "That was what politicinna and for Hearing Thereon Indiana so )o .joo by tho prosecution and police. prime (5-110 lb. wooled slaughter lambs Blanche Louise's Liquor 20 ers hifih scorer. Oth er mem- 1 M. Barnes having tiled herein New York It 37 .302 used to mean when they talked The appeal ; ider a 1967 Post- 28.0O-2a.50; 110-120 lbs 37.00-28.00; utility a pelition for Westgate Liquor »» bers of the team participating 12H1 , oenernl -administration ttat. WESTERN OIVISION and good wooled slaughter ewes 7.00- Ing lhat said Patriots Add Shorty's Bar * Cafe »' about Negroes causing trouble," Conviction Procedure Law, ia decedent died Intestate were Zeke Bratkowski, Tint W. L. Pet. GB t .00; choice and fancy 65-85 Ib wooled nd , Winona Printing Co 151^ Pr ^" n",, Tl" Notional Oakland 41 It .104 said Macon County, Ala. Sheriff being heard by Judge Douglas feeder lambs 27,00-28.00, Bankn. „w of Su , ^"^»"'» Hauser studios Md Flan'g»i, Dcyg Hart, Bob Hy- Winona be appointed admin. Pickwick Inn a Denver 34 « .407 tVi Lucius D. Amcrson. "Now when in Hennepin County CHICAGO uuaior ; Elias to Staff land and Bill Lueck. K. Amdahl CHICAGO (fl RED Th FATHER a -SON New Orleans .. . 38 71 .joo 15W —(USDA)- Hogs 3,500; T S R BOSTON Ut) - Bill Elias, Dallas*. white students are rioting, I District Court. An earlier appeal butchers 50-73 cents hrjgher; 1-2 205-233 .hi J ,° P^ "' "" h««rlno Westgit* W. L. The game was sponsored by 3J 37 .411 14",*. thereof *be had on Nlarch Ib butchers 21 .75-22.00; 1-3 i , i Va9, at 45, head football coach at Navy Crete A Grote 1 1 Los Angeles 32 33 .407 JOU don't think they'll talk about was turned down by the state 200-210 lbs l: 11 o' clock A.M., b,for, the Arcadia Band Parents. Pro- 21.00-21.75; 2*4 240-249 lbs 20750-31.25; this Cour Graham A Oraham .4 1 Houston 17 35 .JJ7 J«V*i In tht probate court room In the past four years, is the new- ceeds Ro towards sending the law and order." Supreme Court. 3-4 280-300 lbs lf.35-19.75l Ihe court Stahmann 4 Langowski 4 1 SATURDAY'S RESULT S 1-3 33O-400 Ibl houst In Winona, Minnesota, Dallats 121, Indiana 114. Amerson also said local Negro ia.OO-18.75 ; 2-3 -500-560 lbs 16,50*17.00 that t|, est mcmlxr of the Boston Pa- Schneider O. Anderson 4 1 high school band to Montreal. time within which creditors of .aid de. ¦ New Orleans U7, Oakland iM. Cattle a.ooqi calves none ; slaughter cedent Wise (. wise 4 1 officials can do as much for may tile their claims be triots' staff. Only fames ictteduled. PRODUCE steers steady la 35 cents higher; prime limited 5w 'n-«n A wilt 4 1 ° TnlhJ 1rom ,he d« hereof, Elias wJio was bead coach at MUSTANG WINS SUNDAY'S RESULTS their race as those holding of- CHICAGO (AP) - (USDA) - 1 ,200-1,350 Ih slaughter steers yield grade end. „H T.that Ihe . , *« , Smith A Smith 1 3 claims so llhd be (ward on oalla* lit, Oakland 114. 3 and 4 31,50-32.00; mixed high choice June 11, 1969 George Washington and Virgin- Kadel t Karfal 1 3 LAS VEGAS, Nev. Sherman 1 4 room In the courl hou se In Winona. Min. Kentucky III. Loi Angelei tt. 28.50-30.00; good 2J.50-37.50; mixed hloh waii named during the weekend Welch A W'ch t 4 if. , drove a Mickey Thompson /or a EVegro to be a sheriff than Friday 401; Saturday 191; Sun- nesoia, and that nollce hereol bt given Ntw York 111. Indiana tt. choice and prime 950-1,035 Ib slaughler y Ub Sumner A "Sumner •> 4 snl-d 0n °' 1 s 0 ,tr «¦» Winoni to handle the American Football Ford Mustang 199.11 miles an to be a congressman," he day nunc ; supplies moderate; hellers yield grade 3 and 4 28.O0-2B.54i Dallyn.iH, Mew,«?" , "l. " "> BONNIE A CLYDE TODAY'S OAMES ond by mailed nollct at League Club's defensive back- Hal Rod W7 L. hour and elapsed time of 7.5a Oakland at Houston. im am interview in Atlanta, demand fair; market about choice 825-1,035 lbs yield orade 3 lo 4 provided by law. * Jel seti IS a New Orleans at Los Angeles. 27.0O-28.00l good 24.50-3S.00j utility and Dated February 1, 1 969, field, seconds for two records Sunday where he was honored with oth- steady ; corlot traqk sales: Ida- commercial cows 18.00-11.75) utility and Druccs Wild 7 Only games scheduled, E. D. LIBERA. • Nation- commercial buMi 21.50-34.50 . He became the fourth assist- Oood Ouy*. .. AVi tVi in thc Slnrdust Dra Racing TUESDAY'S OAMKS er public officials by the ho russet burbnnks 6.25; Minne- Probate £ Sheep 300; slaughter lambs steady; ,„ .. . _ Judae. ant hired by Cliv« Rush new Three Steppers 4 • Championships against a field Oakland at Denver. al Association for the Advance- sota North Dakota Red River (Probate Court Se*al> , Mobsltn 4 » MINNESOTA at Indiana, choice and prime 90*110 Ib slaughler Wllllarfi A. Lindquist. ment cf Colored People. Valley round reds 2.60-2.85. lambs 38.50-39.0*0, bead coach of the Pats. Fllnltlones Yh 1114 of 35 opponents. Only fames scheduled. Attorney* for Pellllifnrr. Female -—JOBS of Int. —26 Male —Jobi of Interest— 27 Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 Artlcl-M for Sale> 57 Vacuum Cleaner* 78 Monaajv February 17, U? muiuna sioiu i iii,™ tm . Want Ads WOMAN WANTED to do general houie- WE HAVE ATI opportunity . for a me- FEEDER PIGJ-1A S weeks old. Tel S.E. REFRIGERATOR, $150/ FrlflWa lro' ELECTRO LUX SALES i. ganutne parti T!°tt' I?* J daV» •' W"*K- Write A41 chanic who would like to open his own 8*2631 between 5 and 7 p.m. electric steve, 1175 Soth used only 9 and bag], Donald Carlson, Houston, or Wanted—Real Estate _ Oally News staling references. shop. See Mike Husman Equipment, month*. Tel. MJ». Clarence Rusiell, 1570 W. King. 102 GRAFFITI by Leary - Poultry, Eggtv Supplito 44 Here PART-TIME , -waitress, tnurst be over Jl. BASEMENT SALE - ' Antique platform Start Apply Oootfvievt Wanted to Buy 81 NOTICE Liquor Jtore.*'- We Are Now Taking rocker, bookcase, 2 chairs, baby bath- i#Bl ^M! MUlCOVY DUCKS — tiatu and drakes, Inette «dds and ends. 7 to 9 p.m., all I'ffiv lf ...x!!Sif ^T,^^J^^.^^ This newspaper will b» responsible WORK-NO breeding er butchering. Walton Heeus- TRUCK BED WANTED, 8x10'. Tel. Kol- .WAMAGER Mr nationally frtn- Appl ications For week except Tues. 1455 E. Burns Val- «or only one Incorrect Insertion ot thlsM t.HMir Mertinliiras sinoer Fountain city. Tal. 487-3W, -llngitOn* «B9-2441. advertisement puWlsh. Ory Cleanlno ley Road. any classified ^P'yjfih ' Lrfaymi, or Tel! DIESEL MECHANIC In the Want Ad section, check £&' * HYLlNE LATINS HENS-1M00 , laying ed _B>leM* or 8-3757 for eppointment. also, gas emparlance, man must be OFFICE FILE-Art Mttal 4-drawer wit* NAVY OFFICER bins uniform, lilt 44 your ad and call 3331 If • correction Oood, i year old, 55c tacit. Must be or 4tl. Tel. tm Or 3M8. . made. capable of operating and servicing a sold to make ttsom for putHW. Arthur lock, 2BMi" deep, full suspension, letter n>ust ba tPOTTINO TECHNICIAN and presser small giraat ler a fleet of delivery aiie. Excellent condllbn. 335. 15) wanted for Drangsfvelt Independence, Wis. Tel. E. , 1-Hour Mas-tinltina. Prefer tractors and construction trucks. Steady ¦ ' - ¦ Mark. 0LO MISCELLANEOUS llama, dishes LIST WITH US UNCALLE D POR- some experltnce or win train WJ-3474. ;. . ¦ . ' _^ elocki, liweiry, fornlhir*. picture * BLIND ADS ¦ ¦ someone employment for the right party, fringe °l44, M, 60 il , 71. . . . •lmbllloui end Interested In dry clean- benefits amt paid vacations. USED V-t electric motors (or sail. 52 frames, toys or what nave you? Box n l ioo- Apply 4trs & Lefayetta DEKALB CAGE - CROWN BIRDS FOR MS, Winona. We need your help! We t 1 °E« '"* or Apply In Person CAGES. Ne adlvstmtnt to make. We Lelrd St. Tel. >1630 or fW75? for appointment. Lost and Found 4 have -the only all-in all-out eaoe-flrown WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON & METAL have sold many homes this MADISON SILO CO. Bronchttii, New- REFRIGERATOR; stove; complete bed* DAV AND IGHT birds, vaccinated for set; drop leaf dining room labia, CO. pays highest prices for scrap Iron, year, and if you are about ¦ wrlstwatxh with stretch N waitresses wa nted. Winona, Winn. castle end POK, avallabia thlt aria. room OST—ladles Apply In person, Oasis 4 chairs; kitchen table, 4 chairs; small metals and raw fur. band, on 3rd Street, Sun. afternoon. Cale, 924 W. 10,000 birds at a* lima on* egg source. Closed Saturdays to put your house up for comon St. sin. Items such as dishes. Tel. 4305. 424 E, Reward. *. 8-397*. your drinking problem. Call Mon. thru Fri. 8 to 5 Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer , automatic help with $1. H. Choate Co. 2-door Hardtop 8-4410 evenings 7-10. Fine opportunity FERGUSON TRA.CTOR-NO. 20 With load- S* for young Sat. 8 to 12 er blade, trans-mixer attached. Gyn- Apartments, Flat* 90 Trucks, Tract's Trailers 108 transmission, Big 6 cylin- person. All of the SEW 81 SAVE! Spring fabrics are here, ACORN COFFEE SHOP Minnesota City, benefits ther Gudmundson, Ullea, Minn. Tel. 0«luxe 1-bed- der engine, radio, with rear open 6 to 9. Homemade pastries Lewiston 4831. and now you can afford to dress In SUGAR LOAF Apartments. DODGE VAN—1947 A-108, V-8, automatic, Minn., that a large growing con- your favorite styles and colors. Stop In room apartment on bus line. Tel. 8*3778. speaker. LIKE NE"W white and home-cooked meals. Business Opportunities 37 " ' radio heavy duty suspension, side cern offers; liberal insur- TRANSFER SYSTEMS soonl CINDERELLA SHOP PES, 9th and doors. Excellent condition. SUM, Tel. sidewall tires. LOCAL. clean rugs and up- Permanent or portable, Mankato or 62 W. 3rd St. i-1203. IT'S Inexpensive to ance tienefits, paid vaca- FOR LEASE — 1-bay service station. Apartments, Furnished 91 one owner car with 38,000 holstery with Blue Lustre. Rent electric Ed's Refrigeration & Dairy Supplies R. D. Cone Co, ' tion, 5 day week, large Tel. 4743. 555 E. 4th Tel. 5532 USED SEWING machine clearance. ACTUAL miles. Beautiful shampooer Jl. Straight stitch portables from 514.95; ONE ROOM, kitchenette, suitable for friendry office. worklrvg girl. 353 E. 7lh. light turcjuoise with patch- FOUND THEM . . . the lulclest ham- R. EVER DREAM ol a nice place ot zig-zag portables from S34.95; singir AUTHORIZED WE Applicant business and an exceptional place to zig-zag portable, S5$.95; Elna frea arm ing interior. This car is im- burgers, tastiest trench fries, best all- must be a good the) Close-Out FURNISHED APARTMENT with kltcri- good eatlr. spot tn town. live at same timet? It you are a zig-zag portable, $97.95. Many others, around ' typist with secretarial tradesman, let us tell you about this all guaranteed. AREA SEWING MA- enetfe at 205 E. 4th, all utilities fur- ¦ maculate inside and out. RUTH'S RESTAURANT 126 E. 3rd St., ¦ ' school background or some eomlnation living quarters plus pletity on all chain CHINE CO., 129 E. 3rd St. Winona, nished. :¦ ' DRIVE IT TODAY. downtown Winona. Open 24 hours every of room for your business. It even may saw teeth, Minn. Tel. 6474. .a V SALES day except Mon. office experience. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT for 1 IncSI- provide extra rental money to help pay lflc each.. combina- the mortgage payments. Let us explain. BARGAIN PRICES' ... . Motorola Color vldual. Living room-bedroom WILL Mr. Harold M. Anderson, Superin- TV In tion, kitchen and bath. J22 Vv. 4th. Rent ABTS AGENCY, INC.. 1» Walnut St. (rate. We service all makes. Bank 1964 CHEVROLET tendent, or Mr. Donald H. Vlnger, So- - Contact Tel.H3&5. Kochenderfer & sons SCHNEIDER SALES CO, Tel. 7355. $70. Inquire Merchants National cial Studies, please contact the Winona Trust Dept. ¦ ¦ IMPALA S? B. Fountain City, Wis 11Kunstnt 1® ¦ ¦ SERVICE Dally News, Tel. 8-2961. Knudsen . ELECTRIC OUTTER CABLES ~~~ All sizes Wanted to Rent 96 \ m^0_ —ma *a 4-door Sedan, V-8 engine, ' NOW! — Anofter service for readers. Wa BAM&ENEK'S, 91h & JVIankato will furnish with an appropriate automatic transmission, De- you United Building eo8 Hay, Grain, F«d SO IMMEDIATELY 3 bedroom cjift subscription birthday card when T WANTED WE ARE EQUIPPED luxe radio, white side- you order the Winona Dally/Sunday Coat, Wood, Other Fuel home by. manager of Warehouse Mar- Center, Inc. GOO& COB CORN—approximately 25O0 63 ket. Tel. e-36«, ask for LeRoy. TO SERVICE walls, tinted windshield, de- News as a birthday* gift. Tel. 8-1941 for 125 W. 3|n bu. Oscar Stlrn Cochrane, Wis. Tel. Information or visit the Circulation De- 248-3673. . apartment or luxe wheel covers, backup partment at thi newspaper. w$efo$& BURN MOBIL FUEL OIL and enloy THREE OR FOUR room ALL MAKES & TYPES X^nqna Ij the comfort of automatic personal care. housa wanted by: Mar. I or IS. T«l. lights, windshieldvwasbers, BETWEEN 2,000-3,000 bv. heavy feed Keep full service—• complete burner 779S. WE'VE SAID IT BEFORE and we'll lay T REALTOR oats,. Tel. Ivan j. Sperbscfc, Dakota 443- tu-tone gold body with it again . . . the difference between care. Budget service. Order today Malt—Jobs of Intereit— 27 120 CENTER-Ttt.254S iSSi, (5 miles E. of Ridgeway). from JOSWICK FUEL a OIL CO, 901 SMALL HEATED apartment for elderly WINONA white roof. TEST DRIVE death and taxes Is that death does not central location s E. 6th. Tel. 33B9. lady by Mar. 1. East get worse but taxes dol If Uncla Sam' BALED OAT straw, stored Inside. Lloyd preferred. Tel. 9551 or 2649. THIS BEAUTY TODAY. annual report finds you .short on with- DRIVEWAY SALESMAN needed On • Haxton, Rolllngstone. Tel. -58J-2550. TRUCK SERVICE savings depleted tee part-time basis, will accept neat ap- Village store with post of- holding and with , Furn., Rugs, Linoleum 64 TWO-BEDROOM house wanted by youno 65 Laird Tel. 4738 us tor a Personal Loan. Rates are low, pearing college student or semi-retired established growing MIXED CONDITIONED HAY, 35C bale. person, mechanical experience helpful fice, couple with r small children. By March "We service what toe sell.'* loans are easy to arrange, completely Tel. Dakota 643-2M1. 1. Write A-7? Dally News. confidential and repayment Is planned but not necessary. Write A-64 Dally trade. Three bedrooms, liv- BLOND KNEEHOLE deste, ? drawers, to fit your budget. See Fra nk, Dick, News stating references. ing quarters? all in good FIRST AND second crop hay, delivered* matching chair. 2 blond steptables. 535. Max or Dennis at MERCHANTS NA- Ask for particu- alsa straw. Eugene Lehnertt, Kellogg. Tel. Centerville 539-3151. Bus Property for Sale 97 '66 Ford V-8 TIONAL BANK. NEED 2 men In this area for sales and condition, Tel. Plainview 534-1763. service work, steady employment good lars. SHOP SHUMSKI'S for ceramic and plas- KINGS HAVE tailors of their own; we'll earning opportunity, experience not HAY—delivered In truckload lots. Order tic tils, Cushion-Floor arid vinyl linole- 4-wheel drive pickup, F100, treat you like one, come In er phone. necessary, preferably men wltfi agrl- now. Richard Wright. Tel. Sparta, Wis. ums, fine Inlalds, scatter rugs, braid BUILDING W. Betslnger, JJ7 E. 4th. cultural background. Write P.O. Box Building suitable for service 26M202. rugs, room-size nylon rugs, floor wax, 4-speed transmission, power 10W, Rochester. nice wall linoleum, counter fops, (ormlca, business plus a very adhesive*, brakes, heavy duty tires. Business Services 14 three-bedroom home neat SEVERAL HUNDRED bu. cats; about 800 carpet, carpet remnants, FOR SALE MANAGER TRAINEES-SHOES bu. ear corn. May contact Mrs. L. E. carpel runners. SHUMSKI'S, 58 W. 3rd. 7,000 square feet ef terrific bulldlno Very clean. ^lT ready to YOVNO MEN to learn? shoe store business door. Ask for details. Helnr, Hwy. S3, about a miles out of Tel. 8-33B9. Ideally suited for light manufacturing ' ' TREES, TREES, TREES - trimming, as Manager Trainee. No experience Ettrick near the service station, toward business. Beautiful offices. Good park- ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ stump removal, spraying, «te. Free necessary. Advance to store manager »v? . .-vv II Downtown business loca- Gaiesville, weekends or evenings. BEDROOM GROUP-5 piece. Dark wal- ing and room for expansion. For de- estimates. Btong's Tree Service, Wi- you have ambition and qualify. Paid nut plastic finished double dresser, tailed Information or to Inspect, Tel Mobile Homes, Trailers 111 nona. Tel. 8-5311. vacation, free Insurance benefits and tion, corner on Third, good chest, bed. Mattress and boxsprlng. Jim Soderberg, 4115 or 8-1964. Srotlt-sharlng plan. Apply Tradehome Articles for Sal* 57 $199. BURKE'S FURNITURE MART, LENNOX HEATING SYSTEMS hoe Store, 52 E. 3rd, traffic, excellent for car 3rd & Franklin. Open Wed. and Frl. $2495 ROLLOHOWE-1960, WxSOT, very good Oil — Gas — Electric evenings. Parle behind the store. Farms, Land for Sala 98 condition. New carpet throughout. Tel. wash or service business. CLEARANCE PRICES on all remaining. • ¦ Cleaning — Repairing — Parti 1958 G.E. refrigerators, ranges, wash- xf* We edvertlie out prices. «^ / . . 7280. QUALITY SHEET METALWORKS ers, dryers and freezers. Buy now and SAVE MO on 9x12' nylon rugs with rub- IF YOU ARE In the markert for a farm ?M! B. 6lh Tel. 8-4614 MILLER New commercial building save! BAB ELECTRIC, 155 E. 3rd. ber pads. Regular J59.95, now 549.95. or heme, or . are planning to sell reel DELUXE ROLLOHOME-1 %8 12'X 64x50 approximately, 3,6*00 ~~ BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE estate of any type, contact NORTHERN cated on Send Prairie. Tel. SM-43S4 or Roofing 21 WASTE MILLS ' . OO IT NOW ! 302 Mankato Ave, INVESTMENT COMPANY , Real Estate write Box 125, Wabasha. Minn. Plumbing, square feet on large lot Pre-Season Power Mower Tune-up Brokers, Independence, Wis., or Eldon "~ ~~ Needs 200x175. Next to four-lane Reel Type Sharpened Now W. Berg, Real Estate Salesman, Ar- 1969 STARCRAFT campere and travel ^ KEN WAY Beat the Spring Rush Good Things to Eat 65 cadia, Wis. Tet. 323-7350. trailers at year's lowest prices. We Cleaning Service Sewer Shop Purchasing Clerk highway? POWER MAINTENANCE « SUPPLY CO. have 4 truckloads coming, but no stor- Residential - Commercial • Industrial 45 Years in Winona ¦ Day Shift, some Saturdays. 2nd & Johnson Tel. 5455 RUSSET POTATOES, 20 lbs., 59e; apples 278 ACRES near Nodine. 140 acres till- age room. Must sell 20 units during • Licensed t> Bonded Operators V Sales floor plus apartment $1.95 bu., Pepsi Cole, I pack T9t; able. Good buildings Including all mod- Ford-tdncoln-Mercury Feb. See your exclusive Stercratt Seal- 82? E. 4th Tel. MM WiU do telephone work and on East Broadway, good NEAT AS A NEEDLE and the upkeep milk; eggs. Winona Potato Market, ern home with gas turnace, bern with er, Westgard Camper Sales, Rochester some driving involved. Re- Is nil , . . -that's Elliott's Super Satin « stanchions 2 silos, etc Good terms. Open Friday Evenings Tel. 282-461J. ELECTRIC R OTO ROOTER location, good condition. Latex Paint, the superior finish for ALVIN KOHNER, Rt. J, Winona. Tel. tired or semi-retired person walls and woodwork 4*80. NOMAD 1945 17' Deluxe, compietel*ir sol- For clogged sewers and drains. . Apply up-to-the- Look for the and Saturday Afternoons minute colors with . ease); * In one coat. !: contained. Cas heal, stove oven, lights, acceptable, AFTER HOURS CALL: refrigerator, water healer, )2 volt and CALL SYL KUKOWSKI Laura Fisk ...... 2118 It's made with vinyl and super scrub- FARMS - FARMS - FARMS APPLY IN PERSON bable. Tools MIDWEST REALTV CO. 110 volt lights, electric brakes, laiousle Tel. $509 or 6436 l-year-guarantes: Myles Peterson 40O» . and you clean up quickly windows, sun and stone visor, side Laura Satka ...... 7422 with water. Osseo, Wis. Used Cars 109 Pipe-Fittings-Fixtures MILLER Tel. Ofllce 597-355* breakfast nook, exhaust fan. S1495. Pipe Threading PAINT DEPOT Res. 675-3157 Dealer's price this spring S180O. Frea Complete Plumbing Supplies 167 center St. ¦ We buy, we sail, we trade, OLDSMOBILE—IMS 2-door hardtop, V-S, delivery 100 miles. E. Hazelton Variety WAST E MILLS Kiffl Collar aulomatlc, real clean. Douglas Streler 218 E. 3rd. Tel. 4004. - ' eoB Utica, Minn. Til. Lewiston 4831. SANITARY 515 W- 3rd Housas for Sale 99 Many homes to choose from at . PLUMBING «. HEATING) • . . COULEE MOBILE HOME SALES 1«B E. 3rd St. Tel. 2737 KITCHENS ^(j |j|j| pf on your JEEP—1951 Station Wagon, 4-wheei drive, ¦¦ CENTRAL LOCATION-2 -or S-bedroorn cheap. Tel. J-3525 after 5 or all day Sun. Hwy. 1441 E., Winona. Tel. 4376 WANT TO HEAR the Inside story? SALES f deicrttk, ¦ ' ¦ ' home, full basement, attached garage, Rossi te solves sink drainage problems - BY- fully carpeted. Tel. 7121. BONNEVILLE—1947, 9-passenger station La Crosse Mobile Homes quick as a wink. Never turns fo "ce- « REALTOR BIG MAG wagon, power brakes, power steering, ment" In your plumbing. EVERY DAY . OLDER RANCH-TYPE, 3 bedrooms, na- alr-condltloned. Shown by appointment. New and Used 110 <€HTEft. TEl,2349 RE! NHARD'S AT tural ga* furnace, full basement, good Tel. 4977 or 7J47. Frank O'Laughlin If you are not making sales BBHDKn*BffBOHBni ^nnMinianiiMHBa repair. Inquire 516 3rd St. So., La Cres- ROLLOHOME PLUMBING & HEATING 227 E. 3rd St. Tel? 5229 cent, Minn., after 4 p.m. DOOOE-19-S5 Dirt, straight stick, « cyl- 741 E. eth Tel. 2371 every day you may not have Inder. Tal. 8*5978 belore J. Vk Miles S. of City Limits the right sales job. Our Money to Loan 40 EAST CENTRAL-Modern 2-famlly noma 65-74* OP SNOW! t McDONALD'S with large garage, llxAO. Rent terms on Hwy. 14 Female — Jobs of Int. —26 salesmen mafee sales ev- to reliable party. C. SHAN K. 55] E. 3rd. ery day. These commissions Musical Merchandise 70 Lyle Norskog - Hollis Norskog BABYSITTER—In niy home or yours, Tol, Quick Money . . . CENTRAL LOCATION-3 car 4 bedroom, ~ Tel. La Crosse 4-8554 plus theft "residual'' com- ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ Uiea, on any article at vaiua ... 2-story. Living room, dining room, large «¦ "" , '¦ '— ' '-- ¦' — ' , missions Assure big weekly NEUMANN'S BARGAIN STORE Sump Pumps NEEDLES kitchen. 227. E. 5th. ' Tel. 4804 (or Auction Salei WAITRESS WANTED-mornlng shift. Ap- and monthly earnings—and For All Makes appointment. ply In person, Snack Shop. Players """ Of Record BY OWNER-3-bedroom 3CT ALVIN KOHNER provide future security. Wanted to Borrow 41 older home In WARD'S Store Dover. Carpeted living room, natural AUCTIONEER, City and state licens- Hardt's Musi c ed and bonded, Rt. 3, Winona. Tel. WOMEN The miracle is, we will even 116-US E. 3rd gas furnace, all new combination alum. WANTED TO BORROW—J8.000 on 330,000 Miracle Mall Tel. 8-4301 Inum ' windows and garage on 2 lots. 4960. furnish you the prospects. equity In farm. 8% Interest. Writ* A-80 Good house for handyman. Tel. St. SELECT FOR Looking for a salary to Dally Mews. Radios, Television 71 Charles 932-3144. Minnesota Land & start? Let's talk. DAI LY NEWS PRODUCTION Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 JOHN'S RADIO «. TV REPAIR O. VES, THIS IS RIGHT, "NOTrlINC NEW CAR Auction Service Service All Wakes & Models PER MONTH" after the down payment. Everett J. Kohner Service WORKERS SEE MR. GERALD KNOLL ONE: BLUE TICK female coonhound and MAIL Prompt <• Dependable Why? Your tenant will pay the pay- Winona, Tel. 78H 3 puppies, 8 weeks old. Alphonse Kokott, 7ot E. 8th TH- W32 ments for you. west location. 5-room TRADE-INS Jim Papenfuss, Dakota, Tel..<43-197 All 3 shifts. Arcadle. Tel. 333*3978. first-floor apartment for vou. Call us on Boyum Agency, Rushford, Tel. B64-9381 Park Plaza SUBSCRIPTIONS this one today. ABTS AGENCY, INC., Television Service 159 Walnut St. Tel. 8-4365. FREDDY FRICKSON Winona, Minn. PUPPIES — English Spaniel-Dalmatian service We have a crois 3 males, 3 females. Free for May Be Paid at WE OFFER prompt, courteous Auctioneer Apply ln person good home. 4112 Bth, Gdvw. Tel. 8-1901. on all makes. We specialize In color FOR SALE, trade or rant, a good selec- USED CAR Will handle all slice and kinds ot TV, repair. WINONA FIRE & POWER tion ol homes Including Pickwick area. auctions. Tel. Dakota 643-294] Monday, Feb. 17 54-56 E. Ind St. Tal. 5065. FREE FOR a oood home, 3-y«ar*old TED MAIER DRUGS EQUIP. CO., Bill Cornforlh. Realtor, La Crescent, Priced to fit FIBERITE 1 P.M. and Collie doo, very friendly. Tel. Ruihford Minn. Tal. 895-2106. FEB. 19 — Wed. 11:30 a.m. 4 miles 11 A.M. 'tif 864-939S. NO TELEPHONE ORDERS Sewing Machines 73 your budget. sfralflhf sooth of Dover, Minn. Lyle P.M. WILL BE TAKEN A. WE DARB VOU to let us show your Kllnskl, Ownerj Kohner 8. Frlckson, CORPORATION 7 P.M. 'tit 9 Corp., WISH Nr WELL POODLES, 3500 Shelby SEWING MACHINE repair. We repair all wlfa tha kllchen of this 3-bedroom home Auctioneers; Thorp Sales Clerk. 501 W. 3rd Road. La Crosse. Black toys, excellent mokes and models. AREA SEWING bufll new In 1966. Wa know she'll t» at Winona, Minn, quality; silver mala toy, beautiful stud MACHINE CO., 129 E. 3rd. Tel. -S474. bugging you about the tiome until you FEB. 21—Frl. 1 p.m. 1 mile N. of North- prospect. Stud service, all colors, Includ- deal. Among the features of the kllch- Held On FF. Melvin Haugen propertyi Pomeranian. Groomlno, all USED VIKINO zlgian with automatic en are spacious storage and top work Alvln Kohner, auctioneer; Northern Inv. Trading Co. es red Co., clerk. (P«Jb. Date Monday, Feb. 17, 19!» Plostic breeds. VALLEY cams. In good condition portable or area built-in oven, electric rang* arid In walnut console. WINONA SEWING dlstwaiher. If you have the nerve, call Needs a Young Man NATURAL BOB-TAIL, black and white CO., 915 W. 5th St. ACTS AGENCY, INC., 159 Walnut at. WALZ FEB. 32-Sat. 10 e.m. » miles B. el Minutes Toy Fox Terriers, J25. Variety of fine Tet. M345. Buick - Olds - GMC Chatfield, Minn., or 7 miles S. of OF THE SPECIAL MEETING for Terriers now ready, S20, choolatej, DISTRIBUTING Stoves, Furnaces, Parti 73 St. Charles Minn. Martin Dakken & OP THE SCHOOL BOARD redi, tans blacks and black andl white. SARNIA W. 421-Oood condition. 3-bed- Open Friday Nights Son, owners Kohner & Erickson auc- Registered red miniature Dachshund roome, new paint |ob, full basement, tioneers) Thorp Sales Corp., clerk. Co\or Process Work CLOSEOUT—Save, save, save an oss or tt Independent male, »50, All pu ppy shots. Frosch's electric ranges at once In a lifetime oil heat, lull lot, garage. Priced for t^.yrW.yp &'^-WX i^^y '- W .yfi —f/n^^m-nyvr^ Kennel*), Houston, .Minn. Immediate sale. Financing Ilka rent, JsV:v:di~«-*ivJiv:j ^*:.^ ^ pr ices! A real bargalnl RANGE OIL l;i > School District No. 861 Our growing company will BURNER CO., 907 E. 5lh Sf. Tel. 7479, Frank West Winona, Minnesota , Cattle, Adolph Michalowski. Agency provide on the job training Horses Stock 43 173 Lafeyette January 20, 1969 and permanent employment PUREBRED CHESTER Whlit boar, Tel. 5240 or 4400 after hours. Meetlno wns called lo order at 7:00 Typewriter* 77 Present werei to an ambitious young man weight about 300 Ifcj. Lelnhton Jemen Pm. by Chairman Allen. Houston, Minn. Tel. 894-3575. TYPEWRITERS and adding machlnts (Tr 1 f\i i NORTHERN INVESTiWENT CO^ IL I | Allen- Kordn, Nelson, Kollofskl , Rogers who qualifies. High school sale or rent. Reason able rates, free Telephone Your Want Ads jj and Sadowski, Also present were Super- chemistry helpful. Should PUREBRED DUROC gilts and third Ill- delivery. See us for all your office sup- intendent ol Schools, Business Manaoer, tar io*w» due lo -farrow In 2*3 weeks, plies, desks, files or office chain. Dial 3321 for an Ad Tater tenor tors tor nows medio and observers. be draft exempt. Also purebred Duroc boor about 350 lbs. LUND TYPEWRITER CO., Tel, 5122 It was moved toy Rogers, seconded by Oscar Stlrn, Cochrane, Wis. T«l. 248* Kollo fskl and cnrrlcd lo appoint Mrs. Person 2MJ. IO Apply In 1 mile North of Northfield on "FF" Miry* Grendnhl School Nurse, beginning |l —OR— 5 miles South r February 1, 1969, tor the balance of the Office CHOICE HOLSTBIN milk cows. 4i. 41 DAYS I of Osseo on "B," then 8 miles South on "FF," then v* t W6? ichool yoar at a salary rale Main fresh, balance tprlnglnp. One of Ihe top fj mile East. Watch for arrows. ? nl Sf.,600 and that she be employed for 501 W. 3rd Winona, Minn. herds In the area. Would sell as- I unit. six works durlno the summer. In<*ulr« Sigurd Everson, Rl. 2 Weslby, AUTO The School Board met with the teacher Wis.' Tal. 634-3345 -for appointment. ¦PPIIPP HB council to present o counter proposal BULL calves for breeding Mon., Feb. 17 Friday February 21 j to the original proposal aubrnltted by HOLSTBIN I' * the touchers. WANTED purposes, 2 month* and younger, dams SERVICE B i ADJOURNMENT. ovsr 700 lbs. butterfat, Trl-Sfate aires. - THRU - % Sale starts at 1:00 P.M, Lunch will bo served. r It was movod by Kollofskl. seconded Loren S* Anton Wolfe, Cochrane. Wis. by Nelson ini carried to adjourn the Ftil Itime Tel. 474-2507. roffla nieerlnfj, 1 3D HI-GRADE HOLSTEINS - 10 Holstein cows, close at 10:45 p.m. DUROC SOW5-1I, to farrow first week Sat. Feb. 22 f. Meeting was ad|ourn»d In Mar. Vince Dambenok. Arcadia, Wis. / ATTENTION FARMERS $}] springers ; 8 Holstein cows , springers ; 12 Holstein cows, KENNETH P. N ELSON, SALESMAN y ClerK. ?j fresh 3 to 5 weeks; 10 Holstein cows , fresh fall PUREBRED DUROC boars, vaccinated. and bred f to work in Men's Depart- . Clifford Hoff. Lanesbor o, Minn., (Pilot Now is your chance te save ;/j back. A young herd of home raised cows. Good type anil ? Feb. 3, »«»> PLANNING ON PUTTING DUAL <*=lrsl Pub. Monday, ment at NASH's. Experi- Mount)). Tel. Pstaraon (75-ellJ. 10% on thousands of items || heavy producers. Lob nnd tube tested. Stato oi Minnesot a I ». WHEELS ON YOUR TRACTOR ' County ot winonn ) In Probate Court ence preferred but not TWO GRADE Holsteln bulls, serviceable | FEED — 500 bales straw. |'i , sue, eimer Erdmann, Lewiston, Minn. in our store, including trac- No. t« !3*t necessary. Tsl. Rushford 644-9405. FOR SPRING FIELD WORK ? |. DAIRY EQUIPMENT — 5 Surge seamless tuckets. In Ra Bilitr of \) also known as tor and car batteries, spark ...',< pi Carl Gottfried Breitlow, SWISS BULLi—serviceable, herd average p- ; j. - Carl 0, O-reltlow, Decedent, Apply Between Account over 500 lbs. 7 years. Guy Smith. Hous- plugs, light bulbs, sump 9 Jameaway silo unloader tor 12 ft or 13 ft. silo, ?¦: Order for Hearing cn Final 2 p.m. & 6 p.m. ton, Minn. Tel, IM-3904. WE HAVE 4 DIFFERENT MODELS . end Petition lor Distribution. pumps, liners, lawn mow* complete with 5 HP motor and tripod, 2 years old. The represents live ol the ebove named Mon. Thru Fri. HOLSTEIN BULLS-reglstered, ages MD, TO CHOOSE FROM: fiMnle having. Ill<*d hii final account and up to 14 mo. dams wllh up to* 700 lbs. ers, fencing & barb wire,, pelltlpn tor uelllemnni end allowance or call Don Raciti fat. Harry Merka , Mondovi, per»or)i uVls. Tel. TERMS: Under $10.00 cash; over thnt amount cash !? thereof and lor d'strlMlen to Ihe at 38511 Gilmanton 9463570, tires. Nuts and bolts, 10 Economy Direct Axle I or down and balance in monthfy payments Ih' reunlo enllllfll • 9 *|¦ '/* . Yowr \\; IT IS ORDERED, Tha the heerlnp. for appointment. PUREBRED SPOTTED Poland China more 20c. credit is always good with the Northern Investment Co. thereol be had on February 31, 1949, »1 boara. Lowell Babcock, Utica, Minn, lbs. or , 10:3a o'clock A.AV, before this Court In TW. SI. Charles W2-34J7. © Snap-on 9 Bolt-on ] MELVIN thi prohale court room In tl" ct""\ HAUGEN PROPERTY {! timits* In Winona. Minnesota, and that i * CHET BUItNSTEAD, OWNER notic. hereol be- oWen by publication et Sulmycin-H VALLEY this order In tli« Winona Dally N«w» and ORDER NOW! by law. if Alvln Kohner, Auctioneer by mnl'e-l no'ler* es provided For Mastitis I': D.itrd January 30. \9">. 10-Dose Pnck .... 52.00 j Northern Investment Clerk B D IIBBRA. DISTRIBUTING SAVE 15% Co., Lester Senty, Probale Judpje. TED MAIER DRUGS Corner 2nd & Johnson || Itep. by Lyman Duller and John Senty I (Probata Court Seal) Anlmsl Health Center H, K, Brehmer- IK, Downtown A Miracle Mall : \_ Altorney for Petitioner. BUZZ SAWYER By Roy Crant _ " a* . ' X " . x ; . 1

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