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Viet Cong Offers Christmas Truce Elite Ranger Battalion Wiped Out in Ambush SAIGON, South Viet Nam alties on the Vietnamese troops starting Christmas Eve "to al- vital north-south -coastal high- (AP ) - A strong Viet Cong as well as their American advis- low people on the other side to way. force encircled and virtually ers. Between 30 and 50 wounded celebrate Christmas in peace." destroyed an elite South Viet- Vietnamese rangers were lifted Although security regulations A Vietnamese battalion usual- Bundy Quits namese ranger battalion today out of the battle area by heli- prevented identification of the ly numbers about 500 men. BACKSTAGE VISITORS ... Mrs. John P.* Lerner, center, escorts her backstage Tues- near the coastal town of Tana copter. ranger unit, it was described as U.S. air attacks continued un- Kennedy is surrounded by members of the day night after the performance.. . Lerner Ky, 350 miles northeast of Sai- The attack broke a two-day one of the best in the South Viet- abated over North and South cast of the Broadway musical, "On a Gear wrote the book and lyrics for the show- (AP gon. lull in the ground action and namese army and had been a Viet Nam. Bridges and roads Day You Can See Forever," as Alan Jay Photofax) As Johnson The Communists struck from came after a Viet Cong offer to veteran of heavy combat. The around Dien Bien Phu were at- all sides, inflicting heavy casu- call off the war for 12 hours battle erupted near Route 1, the tacked. A U.S. Marine F4 Phantom jet Assistant Hints of New Bomber with two men aboard was re- JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)- ported downed on an escort mis- Tfce Texas White House an- sion over North Viet Nam. The Rolvaag and Duxbury fate of the pilot and his observer nounced today the resignation of McGeorge Bundy as Presi- was not known. dent Johnson's special assistant Some 20 F105 Tbunderchief for national security affairs. The McNamara Cuts SAC jets hit Communist supply lines future of the job was left cloudy. near Dien Bien Phu, scene of Agreement Bundy, 46, will leave the No Nearer the great French defeat 11 ST. PAUL Viet Nam coastal town 350 home Tuesday with Secretary of The two pairs of astronauts row more money . . . Bob ject." hope to fly in formation, per- Hope kidded the N.Y.C. watched as the 2,300 bishops seeks to toughen men for the possibility of falling into enemy miles northeast of Saigon. Defense Robert S. McNamara moved in procession from the hands. (AP Photofax) ana Secretary of State Dean haps only inches apart, for crime rate: "That's the This was taken to mean that The Communists struck about six hours. only place where Santa Apostolic Palace across the McNamara is expected to ap- from all sides, and from Rusk. ' Borman and Lovell shifted Clauses have to travel in square to the steps of St. Peter s prove adaptation of the TFX, 30 to 50 wo unded Rangers , Basilica. Among other things the Tex- Gemini 7's orbital course Tues- pairs" . . . Many a weather now being developed as a fight- were lifted out by helicopter. as White House said, the offi- day in a step toward a desired bureau is a non-profit agen- er, into a bomber version to be 't hard After them came Pope Paul Marines Taught (AP Photofax Map) cials "studied various budgeta- orbit for the rendezvous.. cy ... It isn to separ- on his portable throne. called the Bill. the nation- ry matters affecting ate the men from the boys In his statement, McNamara The Vietnam ese rangers wera al security preliminary to a ses- these days. The men are The Vatican published a papal brief formally closing the said : hit by Communists hidden in sion the President will have Sat- WEATHER the ones with crewcuts . . . canefields about 6 miles west of urday morning on the defense There are some things more council and declaring it the Prison Routine "The majority of the actions greatest of the 21 general as- announced today result from ba- Tarn Ky, which lies in the 50- budget" with the Joint Chiefs, FEDERAL FORECAST important than money — but BRIDGEPORT. Calif. (AP ) - Corps , but similar to others op- mile coastal strip between the McNamara and Deputy Secre- WINONA AND VICINITY - you have to have money to semblies of the Church. It said The guard's face twists as he erated by the Army, sic force level and weapons sys- all Roman Catholics were bound Navy and major U.S. Marine bases at Chu tary of Defense Cyrus R. Vance. Fair to partly cloudy tonight get 'em . . . Chivalry, says sneers at the American Marine : Air Force. tems changes which require the Lai and Da Nang. The battle This meeting presumably will and Thursday. Continued mild, the cynic , is the attitude of to accept . its decisions, which "You're nothing but a tool realignment of military forces ushered in a new era for the Classes have b«en accelerated show ed the difficulty of estab- give the Pentagon's uniformed although locally colder tonight. a bashful man to a gorge- being used by superiors who are and which permit the future con- lishing a firm ground link be- chiefs a chance to give Johnson Low tonight 22-25, high Thurs- ous woman. Church of reform within and warmongers sitting back in since Americans went to South solidation , reduction or discon- improved contacts with the rest tween the two Leatherneck their views on the manpower, day 38-48. warm offices. You are noth- Viet Nam. tinuance of military facilities." beachheads. weapons and money they regard LOCAL WEATHER of the world. ing!" "We have many personnel as essential Official observations for the The brief also declared inval- The interrogator is applying through here on their way to Four SAC bases will be closed. Two major Allied search-ami- 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: id all arguments that had been Viet Nam, including pilots who They are : Walker Air Force the uniformed mental pressure, uncertainty — N.M.; Clinton destroy operations swept the en- Traditionally, Maximum. 46; minimum, 36; (For more laughs see raised against the council's de- could crash and be cut off from Base, Roswell, tire area recently, including the funds and brainwashii.g. Sherman Air Force Base, Burns services seek more noon, 36; precipitation, none, Earl Wilson on Page 4.) cisions. The scene far removed from all their friends, '" Lopez said. ground where the rangers were larger programs than the Presi- Sgt. Lopez , a Korean war vet- Flat , Okla.; Sewart Air Force mauled. approves. The any battle zone, is the Marine Tenn.; and dent finally Corps ' Survival School — set in eran, says that Marines aren't Base , Smyrna, budgetary pinch on some pro- being trained to be prisoners. Kincheloe Air Force Base , Kin- "They hit us with rockets, particularly chilly, desolate isolation in the grams may be the California-Neva- They must be able to handle the ross, Mich, mortars, machine guns, small Sierra near everything, " said Capt. acute this year because of John- da border. worst, he said. SAC will transfer Turner Air arms, son's desire to offset , as much Force Base, Albany, Ga, , to the Gene Rogers, .'10, of Meridian, as possible, the mounting cost of For two weeks the sneering "Marines have to be in Rood Tex., a senior U.S. adviser. shape before they come hero," Navy and Biggs Air Force operations In Viet Nam. guard and his fellows pound El Paso, Tex., to the "They attacked in muss and hit the instructor said. "But after Rase , f rom U.S. Marines with verbal har- Army for other missions. us all ttkles . " assment. they leave, they could run uphill "We were pinned down. Peo- Good fellows Sgt. Antonio Lopez — the and fight a boar. " ple were dropping around us Contributions sneering guard — is attempting North Mankato Votes right and left . I carried four or to teach fellow Marines what to five guys out. They simply oevr- ran vs." Previously Listed . $1,1B8 expect should they fall into ene- SHOPPfNC To Fluoridate Wafer Anonymous K my hands HA. "prisoners" DAYS LEFI NORTH MANKATO , Minn. When the battalion command- A Friend from To Lopez and the ll^Tf er was badly wounded , Rogers the mock prison enmp Is no (AP) — Tho North Mankato Preston M City Council voted 4-1 Mon- began directing n retreat , hut David, Stevle and joke. What Lopez teaches them Communists continued to hit could save their lives — and day night to fluoridate the city 's the Kevin 1 water supply, hard. In Memory of they are constantly reminded of Bauer B this. Approval came after Dr. Rob- As the bloodied battalion Richard Col- foug.ht toward the roar , the Viet George Tweedy.. 5 ert Bnrrett , Mankato State Mrs. Thousands of Marines — offi- lego political science instructor, Cong moved -with it , taking a Marnl Lynn 5 cers and enlisted men — have said a poll of 150 residents further toll of dead nnd wound- Father James trained in tho rugged special CHRISTMAS SEALS light TB and ed. ^Finally tins battalion reached Flttpalrlck 8 showed 55 per cent In favor of school, started in 1951 after U.S. other RESPfRATO RY OISEASES fluoridation 22 per cent opposed a reserve company. International Hod Car- Bervicemen experienced harsh , find and 23 per cent with no opinion. Once the relief force moved riers. Building DERAILED FREIGHT 5:30 a.m. today and was treatment in prisoner of wpr Laborers CARS BURN . . . occurred about Bnrrett , an alderman - elect , in and set up a defensive per- Common Flames nnd smoke blamed on a burned-out journal box. No one camps in Korea Union of America, billow in the pre-dawn Each week about 80 Marines said five of his students con- imeter, U.S. jets enmo in and darkness from a SO-car Local 1316 » freight train derail- was Injured. The fire started in a tank car are put through the rou^h ducted the poll after a prc-se- beg an strafin g and bombing the ment on the Great Northern Railway four of distillate and spread to boxcars. (AP Photo- paces. The school is the only lcctlon of residents by a com- area, Explod ing napalm lit up VWWVWV w-w"\A/^a^^»vV'N^\•^*"^ar^^^^••*-••V^af mounting war costs. of Economic Opportunity as say- ______HHHBB • V ,0 «««nbte budget. If the new supplemental re- mmmmmmm\wlWVaiJ^vQP ^mmmmm\¦ 3-pitca »*t - crib, EUCDVT KITEIII I E tf0 r.P lIITIl tWi\U§H The President is working on ing that , if the County Board ^mm\\mWtll773_-_-_U f ^kmmmWmmmmmmWm%m\Wkm\\Wmmm\• and K.VE.K quest is less than $1 billion , mW L\f la\mmmmm\I_^ _^_^_£^_HH_M__iB__E withnursery chair, werdrooa 2 t he military budget at his Texas takes no action , some other ^Ammm M\ *MmW^mmlF^ hangtrs ster- \r many members of Congress will \mmm\W AWl^WTTi I WmWrnmmrnWE______K^H^HHH___f __._- _, __ ¦ _ m «C_H |O KL ranch. He. «aid Monday that in be surprised. group will form a community ____¦* # /_ ////' WAmUmmm E_-_-_-H_-MUif_H5* «• drawn CI IM ll A V C ¥lTO niding the South Vietnamese to Whatever budget cutting Con- action council by spring. ¦ B l rf ______¦ ____¦ ______U__-H_f__H • Doll and clothlna not NI INII lll .a K%1 resist aggression we are going * ///• board " gress doe* next year — and it Udl W II \ mWmAmmm\W% Wm______H______fl_-_P included JUIlVn I •# Wx\k to supply whatever men will be The county hoard s in Olmsted ___^_fl_^_^_^_HV« may not be extensive if the and a dozen other Southeastern 'f^*KM ^ aU_i _^_^_^_^_^_^_^^HP^^ • corrugated \rvSrl needed for that effort . " economy continues to roll along )i%_P^_?*V____B__^__^__^__^__H_Ll mmmm _H_^H_^_^_^H 4 TA RDMifflf tar) Even before the new budget Minnesota counties have de- mT\m+mm * I IV V r WA In high gear — probably will be clined so far to form such coun- ^tJ m ^A \wB1 9lm\mm*mmmmmmmmmmm\ carried out on foreign aid and cils. some domestic programs. County officials contend that M_M '111 HI _LV____J ^mmmmmmmmmm $5.95 HOW _^______More and more, there is a they have no real poverty prob- li^ M J^ Mj| feeling among many Congress lems that are not being ; members that the Viet Nam dealt with successfully and that j Twill FA struggle is far from its peak. a council would become autono- 1001 Wardfobe Trunks ,or M0% Nylon or Tackle mous once formed , taking con- f_4 KiT lTiI SCV I Sen. Richard B. Russell, D- \/m ^C._-_-_-_-_tA_L_-_-_-_HCHRISTMAS ^______MI Dolly D 1C f-^C\ CIR T m? Ga., chairman of the Senate trol from elected officials. rina^i ^l|jj| Armed Services Committee, ha6 Towey told the Civic Affairs aTO_l BVHVII9RM|HHB _^_^_^_^_H D"lv &^^» said he s«es no alternative to a Committee of the Rochester w Chamber of Commerce that filjiw ~~~ * h»n«*"*"' substantial step-up in American I 52, W_ ¦znd" ' ¦ ™ ¦ I ^^___ ._^_^_^_BH _|SttrlH JACKETSWnVllltl* • ev_ » r i»- \rA participation in the fighting and Olmsted County is a prime tar- \mW'\ _L '™ "" ^^ H H ^^^ J&j/' ./_l__|___fe_ \ mW* For the broadening of attacks on the get because it has spearheaded Communists. opposition by about 10 counties Like Russell, Sen. John C. in the 1st District. Parts & Service State OEO officials could not flL '3 Cell Stennis, D-Miss., has called for Ytiilw _^_^_.^^^^ IH_9 ?7'95 100% acrylic pila fiS u^^ ^Jljl K K_ action to knock out the principal be reached immediately for com- «niki m nA llll m+mmm^ 99 • "001 ^j Taverna Barber North Viet Nam harbor of Hai- ment. WJ SPIN-A-BOWL GAME " ^ H[H O B lr'x3r W006 SVned fWtfi NMfMM \A phong. As head of the Senate However. It was reported that mmmj amA WAmmmmm.* '8 mmWm\m\m\\mm\\3 • Big zipper closar _bg__lBSJ-BWB_KW6l & Beauty Supply Co. Preparedness subcommittee, he [*mV[ W||^ High Forest there are only 13 Minnesota 47* is predicting "hard and bitter ii||fM ^^^^^^^^^^^^ A • Tan polish- Complete Sat • Zipper pencil r^I t-ltW mi_W Phone 1-1712 counties where the boards have ¦ and bloody" fighting that may not acted to set up the commun- d last several years. ' WMW WK . ity councils. These are Dodge, P^ &r - .sTAir HHSf^ A Faribault, Freeborn, Goodhue, H^^^ W Houston, Mower, Olmsted, Rice, ' ' "^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ M Steele, Wabasha , M mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm\\m S, ^ $19.95"* 1I # ^j ^PRP W Waseca, Wash- li ^^^^^ L sheets ^ MLWLWF1mT ST Mil ington and Winona . _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-___- rUAIDC Rea- CA Oa \\ Wmm Auirr \wSh ODDS ARE Towey said "It would be MJ>1>'^ii ^k^k^km ^k^k^k^k^km Reg. VnAIKb $s.« ip'le3j . —-—------—--—-*^^= \W} pretty hard to form a commun- %yi Seat ' 9* Metal Legs - Tufted FIRST QUALITY 100% DACRON "88" fjA ity council today, since most YA\\\\\\\\m\\\\m\\\\\\m\ HE WANTS A Insulated Hip W citizens appear to oppose the 99 , idea." He said some of the )M ^^^^^^^ HC "Arnold Palmed ,T S NEW f^X l ^ idea's original supporters "have J INSIDE GOLF-GAME WO«K ^ | | JACKETS NORELCO cooled down since six months 1HH BB ••hole course, using tips W\ ago, and have swung around to M9r\' ' " J — * / * JS. FIRST 1 from th. master. A^JL 100% "Dacron" SPEEDSHAVER the board's way of thinking." TA m $1.44 • *** \^m Even if a council were formed (J& QUALITY jaMl} i§MLm "'" JLWt m ^**" W **#FOR*** Towey said, local agencies i fA ^Am: DACRON 88" could leave It with virtually 81 AAlfflC W ^ ^k 3 Lbs. "VIRGIN ______H ______[ • 100% eoHon poplin I l lU CHRISTMAS nothing to do by refusing to repellent work with it. -i™ SLEEPING BAGS tl, HOST MEN W Cr Zlt HMVy dutY W>ttr r pe ent ,V 11 A^k^k.^ rX The community councils, » fi |j§^ DOr sup- VftJ f^aj^ 0__^_^___P * * " " ^^^^^^ B i Water wfl| posed to include poor people as , ).Piece Saw, Hatchet and /*^ Wind proof ^^ ^ well as community leaders, are |5ij HEMHB • 2 air maHress // ^\. ^ ^^H ^^^^^^^^^ B « ^ | | | formed to screen local poverty programs. County Welfare Director Lester Stiles said, "only one half of one per cent of our peo- ple are on direct relief" and a council would only complicate existing welfare programs which appear to be working C88 FIRST QUALITY A well. " ^ E ^ t H GLT.'^*'^. . PRICES SLASHED \ Dr. Emil Heintz, director of \M HH • $42,5 Vo,ua the Rochester Evening Com- W Mrflr mJ m\WKim% wilther ° REVERSIBLE /i_S\ mm munity College, said, "about all *] ^ g88 fSR the program could do is prepare m trW* S7.95 Value . g . ^| jj | ) BJ under-educated youths to take JJJJ J^QUgJJ ' * advantage of existing vocation [£&?£ JPLmiliUdll : FOR THE FAMILY Wl ^Z ^ \M A/ore/co A/ore/co programs." rj Jliili7 Go" My.8n q„«tt 'FLOATING-HEAD* mA/rtawf 3I> Cart,?'*n» $12,_95, Cg gg . t8 _tf__^» m CORDLESS 15C Pu R°8v - ' ^»0-00 c/fton solid ^ SPEEDSHAVER1 30 MWT Mm J J _v< ^ |H_ t SS i^ iW\ POPULAR LOW PRICED Greek Police Sri 4^ llnflAHflfl lln P Ton,» CA QQ • Mandarin rmWfflmWffiSBmK\vA SHAVES lift CLOSER THAN EVER SECOND SHAVER Priced From ..... 94I 9 9 «-r, fhy* ^^f^_glSHlgW_-X VA C-t~ ¦ lll ll Hl HIHSIII j ^ f\A BEFORE end hat more features I _wi r >i f l ll l lll ll l HuDII _- _w_- ___ covered hood /_uOHn KM l__ili_ 9__ y< Lffi Shaves anywhere . . . 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Groves, Paul Watkins Raised $12; Daily Newt Area Editor Methodist Home, 175 E. Wabasha St, Winona, Minn. Durand Bonds It's that time again — time to say Merry Leo Houlihan, Caledonia Nursing Home, Cale- Bids on Pr ojects Christmas not only to our loved ones and friends, biit donia , Minn. Roads received heavy atten- $30,000 from the county road Premium OKed perhaps especially to persons who are lonely, sick Samuel Radomski, St. Joseph's Hospital, Ar- Win Approval or shut in for other reasons. cadia,. Wis. tion at the final session of Wi- and bridge fund. The County Board voted a $12 monthly pay raise to the Most mailboxes overflow this time of year with James Kaehler, Golden Age Home, 1601 nona County Board of Commis- Authorized advertisements county probation officer Tues- caras and letters irom OIQ Abrams St, Whitehall Wis. sioners Tuesday afternoon. for base and bituminous sur- , By 18 Votes day to qualify for full probation friends. Mrs. Frank Ableidinger In action scattered facing include CSAH 25 from , 321 W. Prospect St., DURAND, Wis . (Special) through- reimbursements from the Min- Some mail boxes are Durand, Wis , 54736. — out the afternoon, Trunk 14 in Lewiston to seven nesota Department of Correc- The $790,000 bond issue for a the board empty or nearly so. With Arthur Purdy, Pepin. Wis. miles northwest; CSAH 8 from tions. new "round" elementary school approved advertisement .by the the junction of CSAH 11 and 8 your help we'd, like to do Mrs. Susan Rageth , Nelson , Wis. county auditor It also bought workmen's of six road sur- south of Ridgeway to 1.6 miles compensation insurance from something about those. Arthur Harkness, St. Benedict's Nursing Home, and special departments addi- facing projects, approved a re- east; Hardware Mutual Sentry Insur- For those of you who Durand, Wis. tion to the high school won by solution to fur- CSAH 15, 2.1 miles northeast ance. want to do something extra Eugene Bagalski, Fountain City, Wis . a margin of 18 votes at a spe- nish concrete I *+ 7 of the junction of CSAH 17 and The pay raise — to $487 — for Christmas, the Daily News Mrs. Rose Lichtenberg, Oak Grove Rest Home cial referendum election in the 15 to 3.4 miles northeast , monuments to v*OUntV of allows Winona . today begins its annual list of Caledonia, Minn. Durand Unified School District the Minnesota Witoka ; CSAH 26 from 460 feet County to re- /-^..-j .., persons for whom a greeting Department of east of the village limits of El- V-OUnTy Mrs. Helen Johnson, Ettrick, Wis. Tuesday. !> *¦» -,-J ceive 50 per- card from anyone Highways for | POoid ba to 2.4 miles east; cent reim- — even a R. E. Dougherty, No. 4831, St. Vincent's Home, Polling places were open at 19 right of CSAH 17 from the junction of bursement of stranger — can make all the difference in the world ; 35th Ave. S.W, Seattle, Wash. five centers from 7 a.m. to 8 Roai-f-1 way corners on the interstate CSAH 12 and 17 to 1.4 miles county proba- I "V"'*" that is, the difference between having a Christmas Miss Linda Grablander, Lewiston, Minn. p.m. A total of 1,316 persons system route and on Highway west (this section is about a tion costs back and not having one. Clint Hubbard , Durand , Wis. cast ballots. 248, approved a resolution to mile and a quarter south of through July 1 of this year and If you're not ready to address cards yet, why Mrs. Bertha Fidika, Sanitarium Rest Home, On- The vote was 667 for the oond State Highway Commissioner Witoka), and County Road 125 makes the county eligible for not clip this out. alaska, Wis. issue and 649 against. By polling percentage in future John Jamieson asking that old from the junction of CSAH 5 the same Oscar Pye Sr., Lewiston, Minn. Mrs. Olga Hansow, Alma, Wis. places the vote: reimbursements. Polling Place Yes No U.S. Highway 61 between the and GR 125 north of New Hart- Donald Johnson, c/o Martin Johnson, Utica , Mrs. Donald Schultz, Hager Heights, Hager ford to one mile northwest. County workmen's compensa- Durand High 465 287 villages of Dresbach and Da- Minn. City, Wis. kota be kept open and County auditor Richard tion insurance bids were receiv- Eau Galle Hall 57 93 granted Mrs. Inga Luthro, Blair Rest Home, Blair, Wis. Mrs. Louise Rogge 1965 township allotments of Schoonover said bids probably ed from Hardware Mutual and , 1409 Green Bay St., La Grand view School 65 49 will be opened at the January- Bituminous Casualty Insurance. Mrs. Ethel Beirne, Galesville, Wis. Crosse, Wis. Lima Hall 12 101 board meeting. Hardware Mutual submitted a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Hixton, .Wis. William Burke Sr, 1114 E. Prospect St , Dur- Urne Elementary 68 119 bid of $5,927.94 final premium Peter Odegaard, Ettrick , Wis. and , Wis. THE RESOLUTION to pro- cost; Bituminous bid $6,437.95. Paul A. Vollbrecht, Rt. 2, Box 664, De Land , Miss Ida Hegge, Rest Home, Blair , Wis. Totals 667 64? Mental Health vide 19 permanent right of way This insurance covers all reg- Fla, 32720. Joe Tillmann, P.O. Box 224, Winona , Minn. monuments came in response ular county employes, plus all to a letter from Charles E. Bur- elected and appointed county rill, Rochester, district engi- officers. Bond Program neer. Burrill said the state In other action , the board: Center Staff George J. Hass, Careless Driving would hire James Kleinschmidt, • Renamed Effect Seen an independent surveyor, and rural Houston, as county agri- Little Local the installation crew and pay cultural inspector for 1966. Wins Narrowly To Be Expanded all expenses if the county would • Decided to meet with rep- Trial Scheduled; determine wage rates for the resentatives of St. Charles Pub- Expansion of the staff of the lic Library Board. Winona Pub- From Federal Reserve Hike At La Crescent survey parties and furnish the Grabow believes. Smaller banks savings make up only 35 to 40 Hiawatha Valley Mental Health lic Library Board, and Hannis Effects of the recent Federal LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe- monuments. Only cost to the 2 Fined, 1 Jailed could be hurt , he said, because percent of deposits. Such banks Center is expected shortly, county will be about $125 for Smith, -Minnesota director of Reserve Bank order raising dis- cial) — By a m argin of 79, elec- to consider a county Trial was set on a careless they would have to charge 7 to must borrow much more heav- A full-time psychologist will each corner monument, totaling libraries, count rates will be little no- tors of La Crescent School Dis- or multi-county library system 7% percent if they were forced ily from the Federal Reserve be joining the staff and a part- about $2,400. driving charge, two motorist- ticed in the local economy, "Wi- trict 300 Tuesday favored bor- time psychiatrist will be em- or possible installation of a paid fines after pleading guilty by competitive influences to pay system, he said, and thus will rowing $450.000 to build art addi- Fifteen corners are on the county bookmobile. The meeting nona bankers believe. 5.5 percent on certificates of immediately feel the discount ployed on a consultant basis. Interstate system from St. to traffic charges and a third tion to its new high school. will be Feb. 7 at 2 p.m. in the Last Sunday the Federal Ke- deposit. rate rise. Of 871 votes cast Miller Friesen, program di- Charles to just east of Witoka , went to jail when he failed to , 474 were in county courthouse. serve rate on loans to banks Grabow attributes the higher Interest on loans has been in favor of borrowing, 395 against, rector and psychiatric social and four corners are along St. Charles and Winona have permissive rate of interest on worker, told the annual meeting pay a fine on a traffic charge was raised from 4 percent to a long slow climb for several and two ballots were blanli. Trunk Highway 248 northwest the only public libraries in the savings to the government's in- of the tri-county board Monday of Altura. after pleading guilty today in 4.5 percent. Banks also were years because of an increasing This was the second largest county! authorized to pay up to 5.5 per- terest in attracting foreign in- evening at the center here that He said the markers are municipal court. earnings squeeze on banks, Stoa election on record in the dis- • Approved the supplemental cent interest on certain types vestments or deposits. This is said. While it is difficult to trict. The largest election in a full-time psychiatrist could be needed so engineers can pre- list of jurors for the January Attorney Martin A. Beatty, utilized but it may not be able of savings deposits. seen as one way of restoring pick an "average" ratej Stoa August 1963 authorized borrow- pare adequate descriptions for term. appearing for a client charged the balance of payments, he to obtain one immediately. purchase of trunk highway said it might be quoted today ing $1,400,000 to build the new • Heard a plea from William with careless driving and intox- TAKING ISSUE with the de- said. , where a typical high school The center, in operation since rights of way. , USDA soil conserva- as 6% percent , which was occu- Sillman cision to increase discount rates rate 10 years ago was about pied this fall. Enrollment al- September, serves Houston, Wa- Permanent markers are be- tionist, to make better use of ication, asked that the defend- was G. M. Grabow, president FEDERAL Reserve loan rates basha and Winona counties. ing used so the state can tie land and building planning, soil ant be tried by a jury of 12 will affect Winona banks far 6 percent. - ready over the capacity prompt- of Merchants National Bank. ed the board to ask for author- Each county has three directors them in with the U.S. coordin- surveys and water conserving on the careless driving charge Noting the Federal Reserve's less than those in other parts This still compares favorably on the board. ate system used to survey ail methods to prevent the contin- alone. of the country, says Arnold to the 7-plus percent rates com- ization for the addition . position that this is a precau- The architects will complete Friesen said that the initial sections. ued reduction of available wa- Judge John D. McGill grant- tionary move, Grabow said he Stoa, president of First National monly charged in western states Burnll also asked the county ter and soil. ed a delay in trial until Dec. or the 8 to 10 percent rates im- plans and specifications immed- months have been used to "let doubts there is a clear or evi- Bank. The reason is that 65 to iately so the addition can be the people know -we exist," by board to authorize rates of • Paid all bills. 23 at 9:30 a.m. to allow time dent threat of infLation at pres- 70 percent of bank deposits here posed by banks in foreign coun- $13 per hour for a two-man for drawing a jury panel. Ar- tries, Stoa said. - ready by fall 1966. Preliminary visiting the communities and ent. are in the form of savings, he plans have besen made. giving talks. An effort was made survey party, $16.50 per hour thur D. Huebner, 18, 479 W It would have been better to said. Only extremely large deposits for a three-man survey party, Mark St., had been scheduled —usually those of corporations As a first step the board will to learn how the center can be wait until year-end appraisals Stoa contrasted the Wmona advertise tor the sale ol $203,- of service. $8 per hour for a draftsman , to stand trial today on both are made before taking action , situation to that of places where —are affected by the possible charges against him. 000 in bonds en the open mar- Now the activity is moving truck mileage ot 10 cents a Bridge Crash rise in interest earnings, say mile and meal costs of $1.50 City Prosecutor James W. local bankers. The increase ket, which will bring the dis- Into more specific areas; meet- Soderberg agreed to an indef- trict's borrowing power up to ings are being held with staffs per person per meal. may eventually spread to the inite continuance of the intoxi- Winona Mothers small deposit field, said Stoa, the legal limit. Next step will of county welfare departments FINAL county board expense Results in Fines cation charge until after the Wabasha County be to apply to the state Maxi- and other public agencies. In To Send Pencifs which in turn will have the ef- mum Effort Loan Committed authorization called for wage A 47-year-old man who splits Dec. 23 trial. fect of raising interest rates to the meantime service has been rates of $13 and tor the balance needed. given on an emergency basis. $16.50 for the his time between Texas and Huebner has been free on $45 To Viet Nam Kids borrowers. ¦ - two survey crews, as asked, Wisconsin was serving a 60-day bail since his arrest Thursday Road Bids Med These officers were re-elected: but reduced draftsman rates at 1:17 a.m. at 910 W. 5th St. "TN GENERAL agreement with Dr M. L. DeBolt, president; jail term today in the after- WABASHA, Minn. (Special)— Winona will be responding to to $6.50 per hour, 7.5 cents for math of a collision Tuesd ay Gorman T. Hall, 66, 527 W. The Wabasha County Board of City Ma- these thoughts was S. J. Kryz- Mrs. diaries Theismann, Wa- mileage and eliminated the request of a Lake , president of Winona Na- meal afternoon on the Interstate Sanborn St., pleaded guilty to Commissioners authorized final rine for pencils, toothpaste and sko Keller Elected basha, vice president ; Mrs. B. costs. a charge of careless driving tional & Savings Bank. Calling , bridge. payments on three road repair other articles for Vietnamese A. Fles-che Lake City, secre- The Board said it "is in the 47, Gales- Saturday at 3:49 p.m. at West the specialized deposits (on tary, and Dr. S. O. Hughes, Wi- Ralph 0. Grubbs, jobs, authorized the county aud- children. best interests of the general ville, Wis., pleaded guilty today Broadway and McBride Street. itor to advertise for bids on two /Winona County Chapter, Na- which permissive interest re- By Masonic Lodge nona, treasurer. public to keep (old ) Highway in municipal court to charges He paid a $30 fine imposed by projects and heard a change- tional Golc! Star Mothers, will turn now is 5.5 percent certifi- 358 College- 61) open between Dresbach Judge McGill as the alternative . Howard Keller, and of drunken driving, driving with of-school petition Tuesday. t mail late Thursday or Friday cates of deposit is a misnomer, view, president of the Howard Dakota." They requested the •no valid driver's license and to 10 days in jail. in response to the request of Kryzsko believes. William R. Mondi, , Payments authorized are for L. Keller Construction Co., was state to keep the road open violation of the open bottle law. 21 River Marine Sgt. Paul A. Marquis These certificates are only elected master of Winona and maintain it. McGill sen- Forest, 111., pleaded guilty to a grading and crushed rock sur- Well Authorized Judge John D. facing on CSAH 25 northwest who asked help in these columns remotely related to what are Lodge 18, AP & AM, at the The state wants that section tenced him to, respectively, pay charge of having more than last week in a People to People known here as certificates of Masonic Temple Tuesday eve- closed. fine or serve 60 days, three persons in the front seat of Elgin, $10,308 final payment a $100 on a total bill of $47,111, to G. program involving more than deposit , said Kryzsko. They are ning. A) Rollingstone pay a $15 fine or serve five of his car at Orrin Street and 900 children. actually instruments in the _vL THE YEARLY $30,000 allot- $35 fine or serve U. S. 61 today at 1:10 a.m. He E. Rietmann, Oronoco; crushed He succeeds George Rob- ROLLINGSTONE, Minn. days and pay a fi- He wanted toothpaste, brushes, money market, where they are ertson Jr. - ment divided among townships 12 days. When Grubbs said he paid a $15 fine as the alterna- rock resurfacing countywide, Rollingstone Village Council let is^based one-half nal payment of $42,021 on a to- writing tablets and pencils. offered and traded, and are pay- Other officers elected : Albert on township could not pay the fines, Judge tive to five days. able to bearers, he explained. a contract Tuesday night to levy and one-half on reported ordered that he serve , tal bill of $42,796, to Quarve & Donations may be left at the Paffrath , senior warden; Je- McGill Dennis E. Johnson 21, 71 American Legion Memorial They are issued in denomina- , junior -wa rden; Layne Minnesota Co. of Minne- township road and bridge ex- the lesser jail terms at the same Mankato Ave., is serving a 12- Anderson , Rochester, and final rome Miller apolis for drilling a new well. pense. payment of $10,844 on a total Club. tions of $1 million or more. Merrill Holland , secretary, time he serves the 60-day sen- day term in county jail after Local banks now pay 4 per- Layne was low of six bidders The money will be distributed bill of the same amount to Tibe- Last week the Gold Star Moth- and Lyle Morcomb, treasurer. tence. failing to pay a $35 -fine lev- ers sent about 25 pounds of ar- cent interest on certificates of with $4 ,146.50. Others were: Eu- as follows: Grubbs was driving north on ied by the judge. Johnson sar Construction Co., Lake City , Holland and Morcomb are re- county ticles to U S. soldiers in Viet deposit. gene W. Drussell, Winona , $4,- the interstate bridge Tuesday pleaded guilty to a charge of for an addition to the elections. Homer $1,688 .94 Nam. Kryzsko, too, said the effect Tellers for the election were 736.75; McCarthy Well Drilling Winona 1,607 at 5:08 p.m. when his car struck garage. .61 having an open bottle in his ¦ of higher Federal Reserve dis- Co., St. Paul , $5,499 ; Keys Well Hillsdale 1,045.BJ the east curbing and bounced car at Highway 43 and Sugar Bids will be opened Jan. 4 at A. G. Lackore, Merrill Peter- , , Whitewater 922.64 , ac- 11 a.m. for contracting a Wab- count rates would be negligible son and Arthur McDonald , all Drilling, St. Paul $5 661 ; Muel- Elba 829.46 into the southbound lane Loaf Road Saturday at 7:50 Y's Men Tree Sale ler Bros., Gay lord , $4,356.50, St . Charles 1,668.19 cording to the report of patrol- asha County newspaper as of- here. Only a small portion of past masters. Installation will AAt. Vernon 1,115.09 p.m. The Y' and Thein Well Co., Clara men Richard A. Braithwaite and ficial reporting instrument for s Men of the YMCA loans involve Federal Reserve be Dec. 21. Norton 1,900.83 have begun their annual City, $5,666.50. Rolllngstone 1,229.91 William A. King. all county meetings. sale of borrowings , he said. In general , Following the election 50- Saratoga , 1,9«S.0B The Grubbs car struck the Bids will be opened at 2 p.m. Christmas trees at the Miracle the local banks have adjusted year awards were made to Instructions are to start the Fremont 1,501.54 Injured Ettrick Mall. Hours are 11 a.m to 9 loaned work by Dec. 20 and complete Otica 2,953.86 southbound vehicle of Peter A. the same day for gasoline, die- . their interest on money Loyde E. Pfeiffer of Winona Warren 1,973.61 4035 4th St., Good- heater oil for next p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 to conform with the 4 percent and Roy W- Johnson of La- , according to Hart 1,698.85 Peterson , sel fuel and it by Feb. 15 Man Has a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 11 , , Minn . Both joined Wi- James L. Kleinschmidt , Wino- Wilson 2,258.05 view, on the right side and Surgery year for the courthouse, ga- return on depositors' savings moille Wlscoy 1 ,016.84 came to rest against the west- rages and road and bride a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. he said. nona lodge in 1915. na , engineer for Rollingstone. Pleasant Hill 1,606.27 (Special) the bridge, ETTRICK , Wis. - The new well and wellhouse will New Harttord 1,783.83 ern railing of Ingyald Jorgenson, 55, is on the equipment. Dresbach 515.97 No one was injured, but dam- The board also heard a pe- be about a block west of the Richmond .... 697.59 critical list at a La Crosse hos- park in the north part of the age to the Peterson car was tition from Albert Gunnori, Al- Damage to the left front pital following surgery on his village . $60. vin Johnson and Arthur L. When a crocodile or turtle and front of the Grubbs car skull Monday morning. all In County Jorgenson was seriously In- Schmidt Sr., An inadequate supply from dives under water, it ceases to had not been estimated this School District 2375 (Pleasant the present wel l made it nec- breathe and holds its breath morning. The accident occurred jured Nov. 23 in a fall at Hol- They men where he was working on Hill), Lake City area. essary for council to take steps until it reaches the surface 339 feet north of 4th Street. wish to have their property at- toward getting a new supply. again. Grubbs told Judge McGill that the new Northern Engraving Co. plant. He fell 15 feet to the tached to District 813 CLake he spent about half his time in City). Texas and has been driving, concrete, receiving a fractured while living in Wisconsin, on his wrist, broken nose and head in- Excise Tax juries. His skull was found to Telephone Texas driver's license. He is Applications for married and has children , have been shattered, with sliv- La Crescent man the Position of Grubbs said , but he has been ers of bone over the forehead out of work. pressing on the brain. Received Multi ple Fractures in Fall to be reduced Meter LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe- Maid , cial) — William Buclow, 4.7 Ln Crescent, who toll 16 feet while may be obtained at the Polics Department, Applicanti Jaycees Plan working on the now Interstate January 1, 1966 90 bridge near Dresbach Mon- m ust meet the following batic requirement*: day morning, received fractures a) Citizen of the United State* of the cervical and dorsal verte- You get all the savings brae, plus head , face , hand and b) Registered voter in City of Winona Yule Activities body bruises. Beginnin g January 1, your telephone bill will reflect a welcome A collar has been applied to Kicking off the schedule of mas lighting contest will he reduction in the Federal Excise Tax. For moat telephone Between 21 and 35 of age his neck to hold it still. He is e) year* seasonal Jaycee activities will dono the evenings of Dec. 19 and 20, between fi and 9 p.m., under sedation for pain. services, loca l and long distance, the tax will drop from the Graduate of accredited high school be the annual senior citizens d) Jaycees announced. Buclow was placing reinforc- present 10% to 3%. Christmas party Saturduy nt ing in a steel beam when he e) No criminal record Plaques will be awarded in First Congregational Church, of- four different categories. These fell to the concrete foundation . Each succeeding January for three years, there will be an He was employed by Allied f) At least 5'4" in height ficers said today. are : Best miniature display, additional 1% cut until the tax, is completely eliminated at The program starts at 3 p.m. best use of lights to create Structural Steel Co., Minneap- g) Weight proportionate to height and of good phy- with songs by the Sweet Ade- Christinas effects, best relig- olis, which has the bridge con- the start of I960. tract, sical condition substantiated by physical examin- lines. Dinner will be served by ious scene and most artistic dis- play. Chairman of this contest He is in Lutheran Hospital , This tax has always been paid by you, the telephone cus- the church women. Ln Crosse, ation by a duly licensed physician of Ihe City of Senior citizens needing rides committee is Guy Fox. tomer. Mow that it is being reduced, you got the full savings. Winona. are to call Mrs. O. K. Olson, Several churches are placing 110MICK HIM.TOI'PIOIIS "We're happy about it, too. Minnesota City Road. Chair- displays in downtown windows, HOMER , Minn. - The Homer h) Applications must be in by Dec. 17, 1 965 man of the event is Nick Schnei- Jaycees said. Coordinating these Hilltoppers 4-H Club will meet der. displays is Roger Greene. Friday at II p.m . in Homer Hall. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company (m\ Children 's calls to Santa Claus The windup event in this Mrs . Erwin Hittner , (illmoro will be taken Sunday, Dec , 19, schedule is the annual ChrlHt- Valley, will bo guest speaker, JAMES W. McCABE from 1 to 5 p.m. The number mas tree pickup. Discarded •lane Ltiska „iid Mary Cum- will be announced later. The ac- Christmas trees will be collect- mingfi will give demonstrations . Chief of Police tivity is in charge of Gerald ed Jan. II , beginning al I p.m., A Christmas party and nift ex- Whetstone. according to Gene Solherg, com- change will b« held after the Judging for the annual Christ- mittee chairman. meeting. They'll Do It Every Time By Jiromie Hatlo ! Elba Officia ls Buffalo-Decorah 3 Elgin Incumbents Scout Roundtable Returned to Office Win SL dHapp&tuuL<&u t VUqhL Elected; Two Scheduled at Blair ELGIN, Minn. (Special) n k Ed- Edward Kieffer. discuss January plans. we had a show a bout Paris to die s and also at the Trocadero start when prohibition was over in Hollywood in tho.se years. . . •nd we Rot whisky back. So we j had a guy write a song for the "I WENT TO th* Hollywood show. The ' guy 's name was Ver- racetrack and won $80,000. or wanted to own this club , so I non Duktelsky " ; $90 ,000 and went to the Troca- picked $80 ,000 or 590,000 out of 124 Vote "Vernon Duke?" I asked. dero afterward 1 said to Billy WEEKEND mv pocket and straightened it Ellsworth New "Vernon Duke!" Monte nod- Wilkcrson . the owner , i always out and bought the club. . . "But I said , 'You gotta leave At Stockton; y >£ ¦ m |'^% EVENINGS AT: Mayor ol Ulica SPECIALS _ the money that's in the regis- UTICA, Minn. - Utiea will ¦ 7:00-9:15 ter. That belongs to me. ' He ¦ V _S have a new mayor Jan. 1 as SUNDAY 1 to 5 p.m.) La^V V ^ I said he would Mayor Wins (OPEN ' 5 a result of Tuesday's election. B__J__M_^_^L^_^3 - *'-*5'-*or "And he did and that amount- STOCKTON , Minn. - Voting wxaiW)WJWjBSjw>«»jwjBB)e«)w:s«3^ Cecil Ellsworth, who filed for ed to $120 " was heavy here Monday even- the office, received as ot the 43 SEE IT NOW Monte never quite got the ing with 124 voting. • • votes cast. Incumbent Dale Hul- S Stock Up! club opened under his own George Hinton was re-elected shizer, who hadn't filed , polled name ... he blew it . . . "that WONDERFUL! mayor with 77 vot es. His op- 8 write-ins I was just like me blowing the Vincent Daniel ponent, , received Allen King was returned as next race' . . but there was 47. SEAN C0NNERY trustee with 30 votes. Wayne a girl teacher who came there ~.mor* dangdrously • Nv than *»vrl Allen Mueller was re-elected Knoll received 2 Write-ins and during tbe fading days. . with trustee with 83 votes. A write- Laury Olson , one for trustee. Joe E. Lewis the Sunday night Connaughty, _^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^___^^^^^^K^^1^^I^^B_^_I_IJ_!._^_^_^B__^_^_^_^_^_I in, Roger received King had filed guy again . . . and Monte was 37. Clyde English, who was un- convinced she was star mate- opposed for the treasurer, was Chalmer Perry was re-elected "C rial. treasurer with 37 Three CHRISTMAS re-elected with 118 votes. vote*. ! _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_B^_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-___r^ __f._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_H "I SIGNED her to a contract Twenty-two write-ins elected votes were written in for Mrs. _^_^_r_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_V^i_H_^_^_^_H Mrs. Jack Oevering justice of Patricia Schultz. Perry had fil- _^_^_^_K_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_H. on a napkin " Monte says. the peace. Mrs. Ray Lafky re- __^_S_I^_^_^_^_H "When J came to the next ed , ceived 18 She already is a jus- afternoon her lawyer called me , Because no one wants to run , ' tice her term having a year foj and said 'Your napkin s no to run. the office tbe council usual- good,' Martin Hollingsworth got 25 ly appoints a justice of the "So I lost her because I sign- peace but currently has none, CARDS write-ins for constable. James ed her on a napkin. You know according to Clerk Roderick wa_, Duellman ran a close second who that Earl? with 22. There were no fillings Krenzke. There were no filed |6yc up like "Mary Martin!" candidates on the ballot but for ^mr m . Tfcif wtnt mm! Tkty cime down like animils! , for the latter two offices. Regular $1.00 Value y Monte uroaned "And when I Terms are for two years with the office there were 2 write- came to, some lawyer had her the exception of trustee which is in. for Lester Miller and one instead of me. My napkin three. each for fiussell Plank. Ronald ' wouldn't stand up in court." Frisby , Walter Seifert, Kenneth ______*' There were among others, Holm and Kenneth Block. Eddie Fisner Dick Haymes, •rmflSlLi. Perry Como and . . . Fountain Village "THERE WAS a girl at a Voters Re-elect in -in Sunday night at the Palais Roy- Voters Reject in 'inn in m al out at Freeport, Long Island, FOUIMTAIN. Minn. (Special ) m&WUhs em Alfl and again Joe E. Lewis was — All Fountain village officers MM j ^ the Sunday night guy . . . and were re-elected Tuesday. None Hokah Pay Raise aaaaH._^_^_l Am UM ^^ S Texas Guinan was there as the had filed. (Special) : agaaaasa i ' . .— , . , , = , HOKAH, Minn. - star . . . there was a girl who Ode Krogen mayor, was re- The referendum on raising the _-_-_T^I AmmW MOTMtMt Wl WILL HAVI ANOTHIR CARTOON CARNIVAL IAT. AT l:ia. turned to office with 10 of the _¦ _¦ mmm wm cMaoaik a\aa tuai TO INH Y IT AHD IT win. aiva YOU A was a stenographer. Joe E. salaries of the mayor and coun- W "** LITTUI IXTRA TIM! TO HBLf "SANTA" SILICT TKOSI SPICIA.L Lewis introduced this girl whose 24 votes cost. Herbert Kendall ¦ •IPTSI cil members $10 a month lost ¦ name was Ethel Zimmer- received 11 votes for trustee in the Hokah village election __-_-_-_-_-_¦ ____^V¦ man. . . and Hixam Johnson 17 for treas- Tuesday 54-25. AW WmmmW "1 changed her name to Eth- urer. Scattered votes opposed them. The increase would have rais- M M « P p| W | MITIS: 7:1 !•?:•• •1 Merman that night." ed the mayor's salary to $25 TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: ¦ a month and councilmen to $20 e iu,_¥,_l Martv Brill'.s "Man From a month. M ^lu T.A.N.T.E. " album has a hero Wa basha County All incumbents were re-elect- ""flSas" who's a part-time waiter at the ed without opposition, including i Stage Deli . You know he' Martin Schulze, «35 !67 s a Menta l Health mayor, spv because he wears a trench- votes ; George GeiwitE. trustee, ¦ coat over his apron. Cha pter Elects 65: Ernest Sloan, treasurer, 67, jgfr NEW S 24 MO. TERMS __, . WISH Id said that ; it was and Victor Miller , constable, 40. Congratulations Lee Tracv's line in the now- WABASHA , Minn. (SpeciaD- All had filed except Miller. W^^lML TSff^ SLWrn^SMSSM ecc-g closed B'way show "Minor Mi- Officers were elected at the l i , TURKEYS racle'* : "Did you ever come first annual meeting of the Wa- VT^^^^HHH|^QE&||9HHH TO OF home in extreme pain — and basha County Mental Health 1 WINONA DAILY NEWS HELD OVER chapter in United Church of ft/y ^^Hljli ni^^lQIEIil il^l LAST WEEKEND: find an extreme pain waiting WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1965 ^f for you?" Christ Monday night . ?! VOLUME 110, NO. 15 M Bernard REMEMBERED QUOTE: The Rev. George Spratt , Wa- ¦h_FM?|IMIMM /'M Mff ^ llffllll lir WMWT,^MM »^^"^^ ir Mrs. Kubis, 4 MORE DAYS! basha , rector of Grace Memori- _^_^_^_^_P"S>^_^_^_^_I WMMLY "Real friends are those who, Published dally ixcept Saturday and Hol- %*•!» al Episcopal Church, was elect- idays by Republican and Herald Publish- ^^ F£^^ BJ^ _-_*>_ » " **•>* Arcadia,Wis. SEE FOR YOURSELF All when you ve m ade a fool of ing Company, Ml Franklin M„ Winona, yourself, don't feel you've done ed president; Arthur Graff , Minn. B_X*_____ I»H MOHTM.T {(I tn |M YOU HAVE BEEN HEARING ABOUT a permanent job " — Quote. Kellogg, vice president; Mrs. Vp!QHIMB____!___ , ~K Mr«. Milton Ellinghuysen, Glen Snider , Kellogg, secretary ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES Tou l-liiio — EARL'S PEARLS: Whoever Single Copy — 10c Dally, 15c Sunday ¦g lj QJ ^g ns 1300 j»i ._ said talk is cheap never Mrs. William Gjerde , Lake w ona realiz- Delivered by Carrier—Per Week 50 cents ; ^^^^^^^ H H« MoMy Dowi —Tak« M*tH» Ptry ed how much it costs to sav "I City, treasurer, and Mrs. Daisy Ii weeks 112.75 5? -weeks J25 50 : *• do " Pfeiffer , Mazeppa , representa- «ws W5t«w js=«Ma5_5w a-awsswiassjaasi»j «!^jW3W3W)WT^)ws««aj«iwT^ii«)«3asi)«w» ] By mall strictly In advance; paper stop Johnny Martin heard an old tive director. ped on expiration date. ecc® fellow tell a bank clerk : "I'd Einar Martinson , Minneapo- In Fillmore, Houston, Olmsted. Winona. like to join your Christmas lis, director of 27 counties , was Wabasha. Buffalo. Jacfcson. Pepin and , ¦^*^ v^_^_E'^' 'ji_^_H_B_^_^^__' ^_^_fc Club , but I should warn you — the speaker. Next meeting will Trempealeau counties and armed forces ' CHILDREN'S 3-6x : : personnel In the- continental United States. K'^ ^I M_-_-_-_-_-_-_-B «I_-_-_L I won 't be a bit to attend many be Jan. 5. or overseas with APO or fPC addresses: LADIES i ¦ ¦ ' meetings. " . . . That's earl , 1 year .. .. *13.00 3 months . , 1.1 50 T^' ' ^aaal_^_^_^_^_^_Hr _^_B 4_l _Fft 6 months to.50 1 month S1.3S brother. BLAIR-ETTRICK PARTV ; V "K-V . \______^^__ l______BLAIR , Wis. — The Blair-Et- All other subscriptions: U ¦iPiv> _^_14'Jl^';':vH._^_^_H_M_^.' ^^^K I 1 month Sl .eO 3 months ... 14.35 M . trick Farmers Union Local will { a months 11.00 1 year 115.00 -,* | .urrv Rushford Village hold its Christmas party at I Send change of address, notices, undellv- Preston Town Hall Thursday at | ered copies, subscription orders and other Voters Elect Two 8 p.m . A 50-cen t exchange gift * mail Items to Winona Dally News, P.O Box 70. Winona, Minn., 55*»J . ! and something for a potluck Second cissa postage paid at Winona. JEANS ( _^_^_^_^^_^_^_H 1 ^^Hty^l.,r7^_^_^__ ^J_* New Officers lunch are to be brouoht. 1 Minn. ^^^^ Haata_^_^_H 1 ' ' " %? ' *_^_^_^__ RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) — Village of Rushford will have """' two new officers beginning Jan. i. - At the election Tuesday Les CORDUROY Sim, long-time trustee , was de- ISP ¦ W^C^^^ vBaHaaaaL. HB "V-JB '• 'F^^vS 2^B' _kVi_!_B_i_-_- feated by a write-in , Joseph Ruschmunn. Nine votes _^_^_ _ were ^W^ B_B_I_^^__T j_^P_L i___^_P!W_I^B__r^ 4 l _r% _M cast for Sim , who had filed , mmm,mm¦"* fj QA wty^Mii^"—***—^—^ and 2\ for Kuschmann , Alvin Vonen is tbe new treas- L urer succeeding Thomas Cor- JEANS sou ndsi coran, who didn 't seek re-elec- \ |4 tion. Vogen received 7 write- j ^^ Hp3 in.s. Corcoran was among the six who received one vote each , Regular $L17 Value Clarence Dnniclsun was re- LADIES' elected chairman of (he village bojird with ul) ;ii ot the votes cast. Danielson filed . Clarence Ekern , clerk , and C«rl Kann and Edward Peter- BLOUSES son , trustee , hold o\er. J B Br Rushford city i* « separate ^ ^m\\W ^^mmmW** ^WE DAREvfl^V / municipality. Reg. Am^m . Am^m Jk / W«d. Night YOU TO SEE. ' 1 > \ 2 Chicken ma ma m —newl y redecorated— French Kru*s . fl*« AA aam Holts. Ilmx'.v 3>JL«UU mm mmSa ^m *> % T ISB^ Thurt. Night 1 L^LT Spaghetti i Saluri nnd 0*4 or ™tti&v*ieHmi&m*aattm *i*aiaam-Wmfmtt TECHNICOLOR ROMA Hci'd iitji - *?*»*••# ^w Narrated by REALLY NEW ? T 4 SUPPER CLUB SALESVILLE,' WIS. _ #% gf <^ *^^^._^^_r^__ ^.^.^l CC EAST Meson s ^ OAKS "-"r;. • ¦¦¦¦¦ ^ ¦¦¦¦¦¦ ^^ ¦¦¦ ¦flbM toV HO l THIRD GEORGE SAWDERS CARL GEGENFURTNER DENNIS THE MENACE anytime! Chri»tmoi»im» 1'ffi-, f IIPJSTM;m ¦ ^ . 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Curtis LeMay on military strategy, By DAVID LAWRENCE Ego Is Injure d particularly when it came to his position WASHINGTON - The war In Viet Nam Is on the ase of manned bombers as the ultra- bound to he intensified soon , even if It means By JAMES MARLOW method for delivering nuclear warheads American bombardment of Hanoi , the capital Associated Presi News Analyst on enemy strategic targets In the event of of North Viet Nam. WASHINGTON (AP) - Although Big Charley lost a an all-out war. The hrutal bombing of a hotel in the heart few inches Sunday when he failed to win re-election to a of Saigon, the capital of South Viet Nam, has seven-year term in the French presidency, it was not his I am in full agreement with the general emphasized the need for a major decision. greatest failure, as he admitted, unintentionally. on his recent statements regardin g the It is not this incident alone, however From the end of the war until 1958 France was a travesty , which on political stability. It had so many political parties, war in Viet Nam. will cause the change in tactics and strategy. from It is rather the growing far left to far right. There belief here that what was only government by General LeMay states that il is "im- the Communists want is a protracted war. Un- moral" for the United States to use less To Your Good Health crisis. One government af- fortunately, the American government's spokes- ter another fell. force than necessary to bring a war as men have accepted the idea of a long war. Tbe process was endless quickly as possible to a successful conclu- Defense Secretary McNamara said recently that and France was dwindling sion. the conflict may last "for years." Aftermath into chaos when in 1958 it recalled Charles de Gaulle Lale last year it became increasingly RUT WHY shonlri American soldier* contin- ue to be killed during an Indefinite period of Of Cold Is from retirement to take ov- clear that US.-advised Vietnamese army warfare when the enemy can be subdued and er. It was so flattering to units could not halt the increasing commit- subjugated hy using the full powers ot tha his ego that he couldn't con- ment of infiltrating North Vietnamese reg- Army, Navy and Air Force, with their wide Infection ceal it. He told a news confer- ulars. It was necessary to escalate the war variety of bombs nnd missiles ln the non-nu- By J. G. MIOLNER, M.D by committing United States combat units clear category? ence Frenchmen cried to the fight. Dear Dr. Molner : Our "Long live De Gaulle" in- Military men are becoming worried. Their , hands are tied. They feel that when American family has just recov- stinctively when they were The 3rd Marine Division arrived in Viet troops are being killed , there Is an obligation ered from a prolonged in anguish. He set out to give the French a new Nam ln February, the 173rd Infantry Bri- to use whatever weapons are available and in siege of the common cold which went through sense of destiny, a new gade (Airborne) in May, a brigade of the any quantity necessary to force an end to tha And France war. the usual symptoms—a sense of pride. 1st Infantry Division and another from the prospered. 101st Airborne Division in July and the 1st Thero is, to be sure, the usual answer about heavy cough and even- Cavalry Division (Airmobile) in August. ""escalating" the war. But already Red China tually ear infection. At BUT, WHILE De Gaulle has escalated it considerably by supplying the latter stage, the doc- can be gracious, this is not SINCE THEN rhe fighting has bu- planes and other weapons as well as advisers tor treated us with pen- the same as graceful . And st epped up steadily with Viet Cong and .and trained military men. If the United States icillin. He diagnosed the there was nothing graceful refrains from drastic measures , infection as a strong vi- the North Vietnamese regulars receiving cas- the Red Chi- about his appeal to nese will certainl y send in ground troops in rus. French people a month ago ualties at about a ten-to-one ratio with large numbers, just as they did in Korea. It All of which prompts to re-elect him. those of U.S. units. Is suspected already that steps of this kind are several questions: When He warned them that if in the making. is a cold a virus? When he was not re-elected, the On his recent trip to Viet Nam, Secre- country would collapse. WHAT WILL ihe United States do then? does- it respond to anti- tary McNamara has indicated still more biotics and . wonder This was bis ego again, of escalation of the ground fighting with the Rep. George Mahon , Democrat, of Texas, the course; tbe indispensable able chairman of the House Committee on Ap- drugs? What progress is possibility of involving as many as a quar- being made toward a man. But it blinded him to ter of a million additional troops. propriations, has just given the answer in a THE WASHINGTON MER RY-GO-ROUND the significance of what his prepared speech before the Civil Defense Coun- cure and preventive ? — J.B. indispensibility meant. The Viet Nam war must be won on the cil of West Texas and New Mexico. He said : It was this: In seven years ground just as all wars of history have "At some time, Chinese troops could pour 3 have no doubt that it he bad failed to provide the been. But in every war that the United into Viet Nam as they did in Korea. Such a was a strong virus in the French people with, or move on the part of China would be a fearful beginning, but when your guide them toward, a mora States has successfully won, it has fought mistake. For the United States would be forced LBJ Set to Curtail mature political system not only a tactical one but a strategic doctor began using penicil- on* In my opinion to retaliate with the tactical and lin for the ear infection, which could save the coun- as we'll. strategic bombardment of China and the re- some other germs, bacteria try from the kind of insta- sultant destruction of Chinese industry, includ- bility which had almost de- (Tactical warfare is the actual fighting rather than virus, had ing Red China's atomic installations. climbed on the band wag- stroyed it before he arriv- on the ground between units opposing each "I do not see any alternative to such a White House Parties ed. on. Penicillin (as well as other. Strategic warfare concerns, itself By DREW PEARSON and John F. Kennedy ran THEY ARE reluctant to course. If the Chinese ever believe that this the other wonder drugs) is Last Sunday the French with long range operations aimed at mak- the sure result of their all-out WASHINGTON - Presi- for President partly on this lose their voice in the labor would not be platform only to have excellent in subduing bac- showed they didn't think he ing it difficult or impossible for the enemy they will be tempted to intervene. dent Johnson is almost cer- — movement and to give up Intervention, Bob McNamara later admit the annual council meetings teria. It doesn't control vi- was totally indispensable. fight.) Let them rot be misled. Thus today Red China tain to curtail the White to continue to that we weren't behind in at Miami Beach. They look rus. That's why having "a He got about 44.5 per cent holds the key to the issue of the future escala- House social season when shot of penicillin" is such a he returns to Washington missiles after all. We were upon themselves as elder of the vote and now must We are fighting a tactical war in Viet tion of the war." behind in satellites and statesmen, whose experi- fruitless approach to an ear- face his leading opponent, Nam without giving our soldiers the stra- after Christmas. ly cold. IT MAY be assumed that a speech of this With casualties in Viet probably still are. ence entitles them to contin- leftist Francois Mitterrand, tegic support they need to win it. Even if Most and probably all Importance could hardly have been prepared Nam running high, the IMMEDIATELY after ue to help decide AFL-CIO supported by Socialists and we continue a ten-to-one kill ratio, the knowledge of its general content being President doesn't believe Kennedy was elected, Vice policy. colds are caused by virus Communists, in a run-off without or by closely related germs, manpower supply of North Vietnamese is imparted to the high officials in the executive it's a good idea to put the President Johnson asked Among those Meany is December 19. virtuallylimitless and at this pace the war the American government. White House in the position him to appoint Cyrus Vance coaxing to get off the execu- and not by bacteria. Once Why did the French tail branch of as general counsel of the the membranes are inflam- could go on indefinitely with mounti ng U.S. It is significant of the seriousness of the of giving gay parties. tive council are Harry C. to give him the majority be declared him- The dinner for Princess Defense Department, and Bates, 83, past president of ed by the cold, bacteria can needed for election Sunday? casualties. situation that Chairman Mahon Vance has been moved up favor of examining all defease and Margaret had been sched- the bricklayers, masons and hrvade. This is what we call The reasons are not clear self also In regularly ever since. He plasters; William Birth- We should not have negotiated at the programs to see "where we can uled weeks in advance, and a secondary infection, and it but perhaps they finally re- non-defense knows the Defense Depart- right, 78, past president of is often considerably worse time of the so-called peace "feelers " in safely cut down spending and reduce the sum no one knew that the Viet alized that, despite his Nam fighting was going to ment as well as bis chief the barbers, hairdressers, than the original cold. dreams about the new gran- 1964, because we were not in a position to by which the government will go Into the red Bob McNamara, but won't cosmetologists and propri- this year." be disastrous that week. deur of France, he stood for negotiate anything but a defeat. Nevertheless some people be as tough on the brass etors; William L. McFet- HENCE THE time to use negation,, Unquestionably the next several days will hats. ridge, 72, past president of penicillin or any of the won- high-level conferences to determine got a sour reaction from He sneered at the Angle- We should not negotiate now even if the see some the festivities. The AFL-CIO's gruff and the building service em- der drugs is when, or if, North Vietnamese were willing to do so, the military policy that should be followed in grumpy president George ployes; Lawrence M. Ra- a secondary infection is Saxons — meaning Ameri- Viet Nam- The top officers now in Saigon be- The impression has pre- Meany, who once promised cans and British — and for the same reason. vailed in Washington social ferty, 70, past president of starting its dirty work — lieve that the war should be fought vigorously. to retire at 65 but is still the painters, decorators and and dirty work it can be if banned the British from the circles that the Johnsons ; WE HAVE ONLY reasonable course They want to be given immediate Instructions going strong Bt 71, is doing paperhangers; and Emile it spreads into the ear or European Common Market on* have been trying to emulate proposed neutralizing South- of action and that is to win this war on the to follow their own judgment in prosecuting the his utmost to persuade Rleve, 73, past president of long. will grow the Kennedys society - wise. some of his overage cronies the textile workers. east Asia ; recognized tha ground, with naval and air support —• war. Otherwise, American losses Jackie Kennedy had a lot As to progress in the cure over a period of years to retire from the policy- sovereignty of Red China; trample the enemy into submission. Then heavier and heavier of New York friends whom Three younger men, who of colds, I don't know of and it will be more and more difficult to per- making executive council. have been retired from the seemed well on his way to and only then should we negotiate. If we she imported for her gayest He has been under pres- any. What we need is a wrecking the NATO alli- suade the North Vietnamese and their Commu- parties, and there were sev- presidencies of their unions, drug which will be effective negotiate under less stringent conditions, supporters to wind up the struggle. sure to replace the oldsters are also under pressure to ance ; and talked of Franca nist eral occasions when they with younger men this week against viruses, and so far we will lose at the bargaining table the ef- danced the twist all night. give up their seats on the leading a third world — UNITED STATES contented In Korea at the AFL-CIO convention all efforts have been sub- between the West end com- forts that have cost us so dearly . THE Breakfast was served about council: James B. Carey, stantially in vain. A virus, was called a "privileged sanctuary" in San Francisco. Other- 54 , munism — made up of tha to what 5 a.m. of the electrical, radio although a germ, is a quite To maintain a ten-to-one kill ratio is not — an area free from bombardment but from wise, he faces a floor fight and machine workers; 0. nations of Africa, Asia, and enough as long as there are plenty more supplies were sent dally by the THE JOHNSONS have not that might divide labor, per- A. Knight, 63, of the oil, different and tinier organ- Latin America. which military ism, and behaves in a dif- North Vietnamese to man increased sup- enemy to the battlefields. This will happen Imported New York's cafe haps jeopardize his own chemical and atomic work- Isn't used extensively and society nor have they danc- position. ers; and David McDonald, ferent manner. Bnt while he was under- plies of weapons and ammunition. Without again if -lr power mining the Western alli- In larger and larger operations. ed all night. A good many As a result, Meany has 63 , of the steel workers. Some preventive for colds ammunition their weapons are worthless persistently been busy behind the scenes Is a more hopeful prospect, ance, he was providing no- The diplomats will argue for caution and of the parties have enter- and our troops can herd them like cattle. tained trying to persuade some of MEANY IS trying to line since vaccines can protect thing in its place. Raymond delay but the American people, when fully in- Congress and were highly successful as evidenc- the retired union presidents up replacements who will be against certain viruses. In- Aron, one of France's most To deny the Reds new supplies of am- formed , will want to see the war terminated who have been helping him accepted by the AFL-CIO " losing the ed by the record number of fluenza (also caused by a influential political com- munition is relatively simple — bomb and quickly. It isn't enough to stop run the executive council delegates without a floor mentators, said Europe the phrase bills passed!by the Presi- group of viruses) now can destroy all weapons and ammunition fac- war," as Secretary McNamara used dent at the last session. to> bow out. fight. could "not afford two Da essential that the determi- be controlled excellently tories in North Viet Nam — blockade all the other day. It is But with coffins and hos- Gaulles." win shall permeate the entire govern- with flu vaccine, as can North Vietnamese ports and allow NOTH- nation to pital planes now coming smallpox, polio and mea- Sir Winston Churchill in ment here as the alternative to ignominious ' ING to be shipped In from the sea — and back from Saigon , White sles. 1945 told President Frank- defeat by Communist aggressors. House dinners will be on a JhsL $ML interdict all overland supply routes into the lin D. Roosevelt, "I am sura much more modest scale ONE GREAT stumbling that in the long run no un- country. These are all things that are and dancing will probably block is identifying the cold derstanding will be reach- clearly within our existing capability. be cut out entirely. viruses, of which there are ed with De Gaulle." IN YEARS GONE BY If and when Secretary of perhaps a hundred or so. We should take a firm stand with our Defense McNamara moves Identifying the exact virus Mvtrllumint "allies" w_io are shipping supplies to the Years Ago . . . over to tho White House to in an individual case Is an North Vietnamese in the hulls of their Ten 1955 become assistant president, intricate laboratory task , president No Nagging ships. We should warn them to stay away James C. Mnuszycki was elected replacing McGeorge Bundy, and since a single cold runs Henry the man who from the Vietnamese ports or face sink- of the Winona Athletic Club succeeding will replace its course readily, there Is Muras. Richard W. Chuchna was elected vice him In the Pentagon Is Cy- no point In a sufferer Backache Means a ing. rus R. Vance, going president and Rudy S. Edel and Andrew P. now deputy to the trouble of finding out re-elected secretary nnd treasurer secretary of defense. We should not care a whit what one per- Kolter were which variety of cold he Good Night's Sleep son in any other nation thinks respectively . VANCE IS one of "Lyn- has. It's over before It can Now! You c»n often g»t tht feat ra. of our ac- Mrs, Oscar Bonham was re-elected oracle Ilef you n«d from nagglnr backache, tion. don's bovg ," trained ln the be identified. headache and -macular achea and palna of Riverside-Magnolias Camp RNA. Senate when LBJ was chair- However , that mar eauee raatleea nlghta antfmla- the individual erable tlred-out feelings, Whan that* WE SHOULD WIN th» war by fighting man of the Armed Services strains of virus have to be discomfort! come on with orsir-exertloa Special Preparedness Com- or atrcu and strain you want relief - a strategic war to support Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1940 Isolated and then raised In want It the tactical ef- mittee, formed after the fasti Doan'a FlUa by their forts of our men who arc fight ing and Forty-one years of service for the J. R. laboratory cultures before epeedy pain-relieving; action work first Russian sputnik was work can be started promptly to «so torment of naming dying so gallantly. Watklns Co. were terminated by the retirement on turn- backache, headaoh* and muaoular achea Miperintcndcnt of manufac- launched , for the purpose of ing them into vaccine. •nd palna. of W. W. Watkins , , turing, goading the Eisenhower ad- How Also when mild bladder Irritation foJ- ministration into more ac many varieties need Iowa unwba aaUnc or drlnklng-ofte* RoaM not tinsel! (o tomorrow; for thou M. H. White , managing director of The Re- to be Included ln a vaccine «ttln« up * rmtlMa, unoomforUbl* tlvlty In outer space . to make It effective? f<*Un«-l>o»n"« Pllla work In two waya knowrst not ^hat « Aay mav hrlnR forth.— publican-Herald , became an honorary mem- Roth Johnson and Vance Twen- lor comfortlnar relief; 1) their toothing Pmvf rh 27 :1. ber of tli*? University of Minnesota 's chapter of ty? Fifty? A hundred? Dr. •(Tact on Madder Irritation; 1) Doan'a did a good job. Vance had mild dluretlo action throurh tha kid- Sigma Delta Chi nat ional journalistic fraternity, come down from the Wall Jonas Salic has said he be- neya tending to lncraaaa output of tha at Initiat ion ceremonies In Minneapolis. lieves that as many as nec- 16 tnllte of kldner tubea, Street law firm of Simpson , Enjoy « good nlght'e sleap and tha Thacher and Bartlett , rec- essary can be successfully ¦am* happy relltf millions ha** for blended into a single vac- over (0 ynra. For oonvenleBoa a»k for WINONA DAILY NEWS Fifty Years Ago . . . 19"15 ommended by another mem- Doan'a large alia. Get Doan'a FIH» todayl Articles of incorporation were filed with the ber of the firm , Eddie cine. We may never An Independent Newspaper — Establishe d /M5 register of deeds by the Incorporators, of the "Welsl , the New Yorker clos. eliminate ¦est to LBJ. the common cold, but I W. F. Wnri_ G. R. CLOIWAY C. E. LIN PEN Western Klevator and Grain Co. Officers are : President , Charles P. Crangle; vice president, For three years they goad- think there is good reason Pubhshe T Exec. Director Ttutmess Mor. ed Ike for falling behind in to hope that we will some- and Editor L Adv . Director Hello Crnnple , and secretary-treasurer ,. James R(tchl«. the space and missile race, day prevent many colds. W. J. Con ADOLFH DRCMER A.J. Knar.»i^ news dispalchea. Marshall , governor-elect slopped In When you get more heat town and received the congratulation, of his at lower coat. I Wedneaday, December 8, IMS numeroua friend*. the community economy, said Grabow. Of the bank's 138 Battle-Weary Farmers May Buy Merchants Bank stockholders, 87 percent are lo- Government Grain feed shortages. It also allows Advertisement cal residents, he said, which Pilots Given Voice of the Outdoors ST. PAUL (AP) — Farmers farmers to buy grain at 100 Helps You Overcome means that much of the divi- in 12 Minnesota counties may per cent of support prices for Votes Dividend, dend will be paid within the Arizona Vacation buy government grain at 75 community. There are several changes in opens April 2 and the gener- stock other than foundation FALSE TEETH PHOENIX. Ariz. (AP) - Six- the fishing regulations for Min- April 30. The per cent of support prices for herds. al trout season foundation , Looseness and Worry ty battle-wearv Army combat nesota inland waters for 1966 general inland season opens herds the U.S. Agri- The counties involved are Ait- No longer be annoyed or feel Ill-M- Month's Bonus as announced this week. The ture Department announced kin , Benton, Cass, Crow Wing, ease because of loose, wobbly fale* Tear Gas Used pilots will Hve it up for a week, May 14. The river zone sea- teeth. FASTEETH , an Improved ttlka - A cash dividend of $3 per aggregate or possession limit son, covered by joint regu- Monday. Hubbard , Koochiching, Lake of llne(non-ncld] powder , sprinkled on share was voted starting Thursday, after spend- has been discontinued and the lations, will open also April The 12-month program, an- the Woods , M i 11 e Lacs, Mor- your plates holds them firmer BO thej . Tuesday by To Subdue Man feci more comfortable. Avoid embar- directors of Merchants National ing the pas' year in Viet Nam. possession limit made the same 30. The daily limits are the nounced through the gover- rison, Todd, Wadena and the rassment caused by loose plates. Ge-t Bank at their monthly meeting. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Po- They'll have no expenses at as the daily limit for each spe- same as present. nor's office, is due to livestock southern part of St. Lous. FASTEETH at any drug counter. With 15,000 shares outstand- lice used tear gas Monday to the Cameiback Inn, a plush cies. This daily limit remains the same as in 1965. Location Changed ing, the dividend totals $45,000. subdue an 80-vear-old pensioner Phoenix area winter resort. According to G. who went on a shooting spree Construction work on Prairie M. Grabow, The Armv i_ flying the pilots The new regulations be- president, the bank's deposits when he didn't receive his gov- come effective with the sale Island in connection with flood showed the greatest increase in ernment check . from Viet Nam to San Francis- control dikes has resulted in the , of the L9S6 licenses which December trial of the Tri-State 1965 of any year thus far. De- Police said J ames Lee appar- co. Contumtai Airlines is pro- is required on Jan. 1. These CHRISTMAS GIFT PROBLEM? posits rose by $3,300,000 to the ently angered because he didn't viding frit- transportation to , Hunting Dog Association being To Suit Everyone — Give a , new regulations in pamph- transferred to Max Conrad present level of $29,300,000, he receive hi? pension check fired Phoenix, where they'll be guests let form, will be available said. two wild shots at the hotel man- with the new license. Field, the city's airport. The ager and three more at investi- of Jack Stewart, the resort own- area west of the administration Directors also voted a Christ- gating policemen. er. Among the other changes is building will be used, and the CLARK GASOLINE mas bonus equal to one month's Some of the- pilots wives will the elimination of the non-resi- facilities Of the building used salary to each Police returned the fire in a ' officer and em- running ?UP battle inside the ho- join them at the inn. dent family license. Instead, the as trial headquarters. ploye. el. Lee Mit- hit in the wrist as In extending the invitation, last session of the legislature Payment of these bonuses, to- he barri'j^ded himself in his Stewart said he was fed up with established a two-day non-resi- The trial will be open GIFT CERTIFICATE taling approximately at 8:30 a.m. Saturday with $20,000, room on the third floor. Some draft card burnings and other dent license that sells for $3. For plus the dividend will mean a 30 policemen swarmed to the antiwar protests in the United This is for the benefit of the the open-all-age and derby Any Amount sizable infusion of cash into scene. States. weekend visitors to the state. stakes. There will be two sets of judges. The qualify- On the North Shore, where ing and the puppy stakes there is an early trout sea- will be run after noon. {Wtm^tiLmm WLWLimWmmM ^ son, the rule limiting fish- Lunch will be served. This ing to the first natural is the last trial of the year barrier has been removed. and there are ties for points. j | Worth 50 EXTRA | ! A posted upstream boundary has been established. An- Meetings This coupon ¦£><; is worth 50 EXTRA Gold /J S^SKSSS *sl~El other regulation for trout, The Whitewater Sportsmen's Bond Stamp, with purchase ot $2.00 or \§& IblAKKKSSP "^^m statewide, states that no Club will hold its Christmas |gs _ mor at Drck Raine't Clark Sup«r 100. daily limit of ten may con- meeting in its clubhouse at Elba * V_H___jPBT ri_> _£<" Offer Good Only at Raine' s Clark Super 100 Through Dee. 21, 1965 «__^1 President Will New Alderman Return to Capital To Meet Ayub Khan U " " - To Serve on AUSTIN, Tex. (AP ) - The DICK SUPER TOO Texas White House announced RAINE'S ^CiLMKII Al* lifX 4th Mm*, ' Chaff ield Council today President Johnson will * j K%H WALLACE SILVER return to Washington for a Dec. CHATFIELD, Minn. - Chat- 14-15 conference with President field City Council will have one new alderman after Jan. 1. Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pak- Richard Theel, who filed to istan. rf^ ¦ i ' *8fc mWm¥ JS'" / .*_ %¦. X^*~¥m ma ^ succeed himself, polled 304 Press secretary Bill D. Moy- § fejpMp^- W-j*^Sr- i# *5Sr _r A _ -_>. w-a. M _^*_-» I votes. Cecil Rhodes received ers made the announcement. * - . 393 for the second alderman to i #iw AB>i• ' W%' - "-¦•*¦ M /'i/C« vvw I succeed Kenneth Herrick, who Officials said privately it was • ' * ¦' " '*" ' y didn't file. likely Johnson would remain in 1- '' ^J&;:- ;?/• , * *^ * 1 Theel, Rhodes and Kenneth Washington for a Dec. 17 ses- ^^ McRae filed for the two posi- sion with British Prime Minis- tions on council. McRae re- ter Harold Wilson. ceived 249 votes, the two with Both Wilson and Ayub had, at the largest number of votes be- one point, been expected to ing declared elected. meet Johnson at the LBJ Ranch. Lloyd Kivell, mayor, was re- Mayers was asked about plans elected by 49 votes over Frank for the Dec. 19-20 visit of West Pavlish, former mayor. The German Chancellor Ludwig Er- vote was 284 for Kivell and 235 I" squirt Fluttd 5%» Compote, *» Sauc* Bowl hard. He said Johnson and Er- fowl $14.95 4%" high J14..50 J9.S.0 for Pavlish. hard still plan to get together at Ira Lambert was re-elected the President's ranch, as previ- a/J through the house... justice of the peace without ously announced, but that devel- m .v'Sr' -^ tr. E opposition, receiving 483 votes. opments could alter the situa- ~ I the DECORATOR TOUCH E. O. Thorson was elected sec- tion. 1 ' t^ Add warmth and style with decorator-coordinated color* lining heavy ond justice of the peace by linings flatter foods write-in, receiving 20 votes. Wallace Silverplate. The beauty of it is that Color-Clad All candidates except Thorson and flowers while they resist discoloring or effects of foods, water, even had filed. The total vote, 522, | A-Mm cigarettes! Be first to enjoy it in you r home, or choose a special gift. A was considered very good. Preston OKs / ift lr | complete selection in muted , tones of red, blue, green, yellow, burnt orange and brown . . % A t^f\ 17th Person Dead In Keokuk Blast Fluoridation Set thi WI IIK Cater .M (•liMtioii mw it PRESTON, Minn. (SpeclaU- * SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)- At a referendum Tuesday in The 17th victim of the Thanks- connection with the village giving eve fire at Keokuk, election, Preston voted 117-26 Iowa, died Monday at the in favor of adding , fluoride com- Brooke Army Medical Center pound to its water system as an from burns suffered in the blaze. aid in preventing tooth decay. She wa& Mrs. Vera Pilkington, The village votes in two Q/f ager H ewelry. Q) lore 44, of Nauvoo HI, wards. The vote for fluoration The Illinois woman was flown was 44-4 in the 1st Ward and 1 uMtfa here Nov. 30 with six other vic- 73-22 in the 2nd Ward. WWX wm Third 4 Center tims of the Keokuk fire. All incumbents in village of- FRI . The fire occurred at a Keo- fice were re-elected without op- OPEN TILL 9 P.M. MON. THRU kuk arrnorv during a square position except for 11 scattered dance festival. votes. All candidates filed. Lyle Miller was re-elected mayor with 136 votes and Keith Gartner, councilman, with 137. Two justices of the peace were re-elected: Mrs. Hazel Ostern "' with 123 votes and Robert Se- / boate's I thre with 133. A total of 48 votes was cast in the 1st Ward and 95 in the IW "X T> 7 I 2nd for a light vote of 143 IVv \ hCkOiny* I among some 700 potential elec- 1 \c \ JWlilX I tors. I li_> \ mmmmw *. T\ "V17 __ mma $ I I TP^> \ _^_W I in 1' fl ft % 1 F\ \ __¦lL UdTLlTlii "— 1 Uses Crutches to i J[ \ \ A ***s. _^_HB_k w i! You look | Get a Free Meal I wimrt^lrM S._-_» HOUSTON , Tex. (AP)-A man on crutches was aided by an

_« employe as he made his way «VZ aamj M» S\ ^a_i h^fjfi ^a_r \\ ia_^_^_^_l_Kap %V ^^HaQ_^_h ^J ^_a_l_( __ _a__~ _P*t^__ t^> through a cafeteria line at a Houston bus depot Monday. The employe carried his tray, and he wasn't detained at the cash register. He ate his meal and slipped out while no one was looking, lenvine the crutches be- hind. ¦ 2 Brewing Firms Classic or cozy , j Approve Merger The luxurious way y Jrl^^vOv ^___HHflL_-_-_-H-_-_-. J $Q | ST. PAUL — Shareholders of tailored or ruffl ' , ' a_HI__^_^B____^_^_S^^ to lounge re>BX > Associated Brewing Co., De- m s? * ' ' ^\V\ ^m mm ^ look lovely. Nothin' sr i J_§ ; ^*m\Wk | troit , which markets Schmidt's . . . her g ift robe \ ^' %^ V/!\ ^^^^ beer, and Drewrys, Ltd., U.S.A., '' glamour to hostess gowns, I South Bend, Ind., have voted is here | ^mmMii ^imff ltiSlL- approval of a merger of the two ^^L^.rt ^^LXm^SsIP houBecoate, velvet pante as those I brewing concerns. (< ... T(\ k €iSt_*J^_. 4 smartest of'loisure lovelies f The merger will become ef- COMPLETE SELECTION OF ROARS BY EVELYN : fective Jan. 1, at which time Drewrys will become a sub- PEARSON . , . JUST ARRIVED! 1X sidiary of Associated Brewing. LOVELY NEW COLORS , ENCHANTING KAHIUCS , Besides Schmidt's Associated AND WIDE RANGE OF SIZES. , Brewing markets Pfieffer's an Xiffl // JluG/t* r-. 1 E&B beers. Drewrys sells Piels, BOTH SHORT AND LONG STYLES IN QUILTED .,; f Fitzgerald and DrewryB beers. f ACETATE, QUILTED BRUSHED NYLON AND ¦[ | | I "X$^ QUILTED TRICOT . . . PLUS SOFT , WARM | ja_a_HaVaH a_H_Hafa_H_Harara_a_la_l_b> | | // FLEECE. | I If 1>RL;ED FROM 11.00 to 30.00 \ ^FURNACE I 1 Friday Nights JOIMR OIL I We will been open Monday thru \ . . plus Sundays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. •] Burmeister Co. J. / 353 Wait S.cond Strut PHONE 2344 |. . . now until Christmas \ 1 \ duction from list price of $3,- MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd 195.36. County Buys Car This was the only bid re- Accomplishments ceived. For $2,160.75 South Dakota State The county engineer got a Star Dies at 21 new car Tuesday. Of Vatican Council The County Board of Com- BROOKINGS S. D. (AP> - VATICAN CITY (AP) - The religious freedom, to act in A two-time letter winner in both I ac- missioners authorized¦ purchase Vatican Ecumenical Council cordance with their consciences, of a 1966 mod- basketball and baseball at accomplished these major goals el Ford four- South Dakota State University another move designed to bring I -**•* from its opening on Oct . 11, door sedan tor V^lrV is dead. 1962. to the completion of its Catholics and non-Catholics j Gordon Fay Gary Smith, 21, died Saturday ¦ closer together. work Tuesday: at a total /» ;| night at a Rochester, Minn., - Changed the traditionally — Outlined guideline* for ! purchase cost V.V#Unvl I hospital of a cerebral hemor- monsrchisUc concept of the Ro- ( Catholics on scch problems as: O f $2,160.75 ' — ' rhage brought on by leukemia. from Owl Motor Co., Winona ' ¦ man Catholic Church's govern- nuclear war . social justice , love . ment to a more democratic \ \ The county received $875 al- ; and marriage. It upheld Church form bv declaring that bishops j lowance for trade-in of a 1963 October Traffic October 1964 the council said, 39,760-^2 per cent above the 33,- i teaching against contraception I model Ford station wagon with dents killed 4 820 persons Ln Oc- Safety Counci said today. j share with the Pope in govern- but The Oc tber figure is 5 -per | and puts tne national total for 050 killed during a comparable the left the door open to 71 ,000 miles and a $159.61 ex- Deaths a Record tober , the highest toll for any ing the Church. It voted for changes in the months this year at! period in, 1S64 eslahlishmcnl of a vsynod of future. cise tax reduction, thus the re- CHICAGO (AP)-Traffie acci- month this year, the National cent above the number killed in ' the first '« bishops ' from around the world to put the historic new concept ~- » lnlo .action Pope Paul VI prom- VMUABlt COUPON VALUABLE COUPON YaUUMM COUPON ] ' ised the first synod would meet —jgSffl PROZENfflflSfflt by the end of I9R7. The council aho recommended moderniza- !¦ ' I ! 100 Free Stamps ! AP FOODS tion of the conservative Vatican C «T A ._ _» »7* «B H ) ge PP t Curia, the central Church ad- SUGAR BUTTER w.,„ \ '£*«»«« ministration, and Pope Paul Juice „7^ I ordered it done. ¦ 6 ~ 79c — Permitted the repUcement I __£¦ $10 Food Order ^" , of Latin in the Mass and most | Z 99« W | '£ . 59« | | j other sacraments with local lan- Limit One Coupon S. ' guages to make church services Per Family limit One Coupon Per Family Limit One Coupon Per Family I rlWJ ^.I\ fc ™ Tins «I «FC I more meaningful to the average Good Unlil Doc. il Oood Until Dec. il Good Until Dec. il I LIBBY'S FROZEN I worshiper — Agreed that the way* of - ) - - - - ' 9c- life and dress of nuns, monks VALUABll COUPON *"" ' I FROZENDRI NKS 1 and friars must change from medieval custom to become consonant with modern times. 7 9 -- Voted for a program of | 100 Free Stamps ] " ' " *] common worship and other ef- fJA MT WFCTFRN U^ t , forts to bring Soman Catholics PEA ON and other Christians together. UIHIi l vvCJI EIUi S X ¦ 00M This included joint studies to- Christmas Gift SPINACH 'Sf-tT j ward a common Bible. Wrapping, Etc. l-~2ZZJ U~J^ — Declared that all Jews ^~J could not be blamed for the cru- Limit On* Coupon Par Family f DCETI CAIE m l m j jLW jPf f ___¦ _(¦WAA______mmm. Mm.jf J_T w*+ m^ *T*+f 'PmYyl *^?^+T *K' cifixion of Christ and called on _#l ^ Good Until Dee. 11 A A WmW tmmWm \m\ ^mT ^ //f/ S the world's half-billion Roman ¦ pp///////i//// j » •////// Catholics to work for better re- Iff ¥ mmW A I _T _A AmY W ^mm\^J AW ^M. f W M I T^ M' M lations with Jews and other non- TO TH ; :::: = :« : ;^ SUPER SAVER WENT WEST THIS WEEKEND SECURE ESE ELL Christians. It was the first time jS N Y OW j in its history that the Church ¦ voiced such a plea. j „ - . j TREMENDOUS BARGAINS. FILL YOUR FREEZER & LOCKER NOW! ) BANANAS - Lb ) — Declared that all men have c IOC j 25 Tree Stamps i YOUNG, TENDER WESTERN } ^^^ ^^^ ) |. . *» *-__. .,, V JUMBO HEAD ) Spanish Plane j rftprp mmm ^mm , ... . *%f %l/ r LETTUCE - "- 19c Crashes With | Christmas Candy j RFFF " ^-^ ' •" " ¦: mw mamma- SIDESmwm wm ' mmmW : - - mw mr /tii ma™ lb ' 39 ) f» jippmx '- 1ft* ? °°" """"'" •' , CUTTING & WRAPPING " " 32 Aboard Dead FREE AGING -_- _ -. -. - - Z.4 SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, V^_^_ - «^ Canary Islands W — A chartered FIRST CUT *^-<^.»^^^>«*%a*»*a^»_*^^^^> t*^^ YOUNG, TENDER WESTERN Spanish DC3 plane carrying ^ Scandinavian tourists crashed Into a house and burned after taking off from Santa Cruz in a windy rainstorm Tuesday night, 4 killing all 32 persons aboard. mm ¦ Two occupants of the house ^^^^ ^^ » WW. mm * YOUNG , 59J ¦ ^ STEAKTENDER WESTERN BEEF ... weie gravely injured. £I i_#"°* I m* *¥%C I\ Beefltew I Officials said the plane appar- ently was turning beck to the; Rodeos atoport on this Spanish 59 ** Atlantic island with one engine Cutlets on fire. It had started for Las * Palraas on Grand Canary Is- !f i 5Qc land. Jy> Chuck Roast 39S The twin-engine plane carried mwmmmumm WMm m wwwmmw. mw ¦ mw "™" ?¦£, , " 18 passengers and a crew of 10; l».^V-*N^^^%^l^^»^%^,^ t*^^N^^ii^>ii^^^i ?I LEAN TENDER BEEF Vr ?-~I YOUNG TENDER WEST ERN i four. The passengers were be- Backs & Necks lieved to have been Swedes, Danes and Norwegians on a hol- FRESH HAM PORTION ( CI . H*L V f T f% \ iday. Short Rlbs nAX IJ- Dua il AOc ^nes ABC IT&T rork Loin Koast.... 4V j b FRESH FRYING "WILSON I 0AmmmOJmf ' \ I 7QJt JmT ^ Will Merge 1 NEW YORK (AP) - Amen- Chicken Wings 25S. Minced Ham ~~~J i~~—-^~s 49* YOUNG* TENDER can Broadcasting Companies " mm Inc. and the International Tele- WILSON WILSON CERTIFIED —^ —— -m* phone & Telegraph Corp. have ^ ^ agreed to merge Into a $1.8-bll- lion concern operating ia nearly every phase of the communica- Sliced Bacon 59 Chopped Ham 79 tions Industry, - Beef LlYer ... 29^ The merger, approved by the FRESH GOLDEN SWIFT S JEWEL boards of directors ot the two companies Tuesday night, would involve a stock transaction of between $350 and $400 million. Shortening . • . "•* 69' British Scientist FRYERS..... 31S HUNT'S ALL MEAT HOMEMADE Expects Fuss to ._P ft _#* I ft| Bi a0^A^ Make Moon Landing ;;:: JODREU, BANK , England -« 99 Head Cheese 59JL (APV-Britisli scientist Sir Ber- Wieners... Fruit Cocktail 5 99 nard Lovell says he expects the t_rxj- i r-Kjt CUT OREEN or WAX MRS. 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(Special) Ronald Ramlo, Canton mayor, Cut Bombers groups of children." style, could disrupt and ¦ — Harmony village officers all was defeated by one vote in an WASHINGTON (AP) — The Beatle " all write-in election here Tues- impede" school decorum. were re-elected Tuesday. I 121 East Third St. Phono 2379 Pentagon's reported plan for a ? day. ) Therefore, the court held, Two Rembra ndts Howard Wickett, mayor, re- deep cut in this country's school officials have the right to Ramlo received 27 votes but ( GOLDEN YELLOW } present long-range bomber fleet order him to get a normal hair- Sold For $85,000 ceived 37 of the 43 votes cast , 28 were cast for Donald Kim- - ^ ball. ^ by 1971 has met formidable op- cut. and Orville Severson, council- FRANKFURT , Germany Norman' Halvorson was re- The court acted Tuesday in (* — man, polled 39. Both were filed position in Congress. , . . The Rembrandts pain- elected trustee with 40 votes ; the case of Leonard. 18 a rock ted with oil on wood in 1630 by petition. Sen. Richard B. Russell, D- 'n' roll singer who uses the Lawrence Hudson was returned II BANANAS 10 I Ga.. chairman of the powerful were sold to an unidentified pri- • Mrs, Lawrence HoJness wae as treasurer with 45, and Wav- name "Georgie Porgie." He ar- Senate Armed Services Com- vate bidder for $85,000 at the re-elected treasurer with 27 il Ramlo also received 45 to bo SWEET SEEDLESS RUBY RED . . - '¦{ gued that his shaggy mop was Frankfurt Art J __ mittee, obiected to any such part musical and Auction votes and Mrs. Viola Anderson re-elected justice of the peace. an integral of his House. They are head bomber reduction. He also op- act portraits, ¦was returned as justice of the There were scattered votes e posed any scaling down of this one looking to the right and one peace with 22. Both were write- for all offices among the 8« bal- country's defenses against So- Leonard was suspended when to the left. ins. lots cast. Grapefruit 10» 59 viet bombers. " Russell, who swings consid- * r. ) / CRISP, RED, DELICIOUS —j — erable influence on Capitol Hill, said Tuesday night, "I am deep- _^^ ly concerned over" Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNa- APPLES 4 49 mara's "abandonment of the Let's have a party! manned strategic bomber and ( adoption of the concept that this IDAHO CRINKLE CUT LEMKE ( country is in no danger from Russian attack by manned bombers." Sources Indicated Tuesday FRENCH FRIES CHEESE night that the Defense Depart- ment intends to retire about $ two-thirds of its force of SSO B52 and 858 jet bombers over the 11^ 1 . - A 59. next five fiscal years. This would leave about ) 250 of SEEDLESS CALIFORNIA NEW CROP ENGLISH GREEN or FRESH ROASTED ) the late-model B52s, greater in range and equipped with more powerful engines than the ear- ORANGES WALNUTS PEANUTS lier model? All of the superson- ic B58s would be phased out. The action may be linked to a e reported intention to propose an 31*1 2^89 49£ advanced bomber which would i ' ' ii be an adaptation of the contro- versial TFX, now under devel- / NEW CROP MOIST ) M _f% opment as a fighter of the fu- ^^ ¦ C ture. A number of fighter-Intercep- Pitted Dates 2 5 9 tor squadrons are to be elimina- ted by mid-1969. In addition, various Nike ( SWEET JUICY ZIPPER SKIN _. ^_ I Hercules antiair- , , craft missile units are to be dis- banded. c This suggests that top U.S. authorities now downrate the TANGERINES \ 29 significance of the Soviet bomb- er threat tn an era of emphasis ) WISCONSIN WESTERN BRAND __ \ on missiles in both the Soviet Union and the United States. ^^ ^^ ^^ The United States is believed by U.S. officials to enjoy a 6-1 edge over the Russians in long- RUSSETS 20 59 range bombers and about a 3-1 margin over the Russians in long-range missiles. ¦ SHOP THE EASY WAY — READ THE ADS FIRST Reindeer are unlike other members of the deer family in that both sexes possess antlers. Youbuy the potato chips.

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6355- c J ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^ GRADE '^flP^* ^ "A" - *K S% ¦fi SSi m BUTTER - 5® PARKING last spring to create an appeals Nelson, and food Inspector , board and provide some addi- Willard Swanson, LEAN tional definitions. Up to the end of November, code may be necessary but did , MEATY 700 Dwelling Units 93 dwellings having a total of not say what they were. WORKING with Vose are 104 dwelling units had been in- three other city A NUMBER of new dwellings Defendant Hit PORK HOCKS inspectors¦ ¦ who spected. Of the dwellings in- Get City Approv spend part of spected, 43 were rooming hous- have been certified for occu- 1 their time on I -,, , es. pancy without inspections. This More than 700 dwelling unite Monday night. housing in- City Enforcement of corrections is because all new construction , 39c city have been certified Vdse spectiona. As- conforms to tha city building Him Minister > in the reported to the City will be delayed until after the code and thus meets standards habitable under the housing Council on progress of signed to this roi mr:| first of the year, Vose told al- as the code work are the imposed by the housing code code whose enforcement re- implementation program. lv°uncM dermen. Then notices will be 3- TO 4-LB. AVERAGE The city electrical sent, he said, and corrections as well. cently was accelerated, said ordinance was first passed in i ns p e c t o r, George Jessen; Most of the inspections , to TellsSelmaJury housing inspector required. Vose also indicated Boy Vose, , January 19M, then amended plumbing inspector, Marvin further modifications in the date have involved rooming SELMA, Ala. (AP) - A Cali- BEEF houses, Vose said. It is a logi- fornia minister , testifying in the TENDERLOINS cal place to start, Vose said, murder trial of three white since tiie code requires permits men, says he was struck by one lb to operate such facilities and of the defendants in a street at- 89c since some are very substand- tack which left the Rev. James a_ CLIP THESE VALUABLE COUPONS" ard, J. Reeb of Boston fatally A^_ Some allowances are made wounded. in enforcing corrections, he "I had a very good view of the OXTAILS said, since many of these dwel- man who was attacking me," - - > 29c lings house college students. said the Rev. Clark Olsen of Unless the deficiencies consti- Berkeley, Calif., a companion of BEEP tute severe immediate threats tlrer slain minister. to occupants the tendency is to Another clergyman, the Rev. allow postponement of correc- Orloff Miller of Boston, who also MINUTE STEAKS tions until after the school was attacked, testifies today as term, he said. the second prosecution witness. SAVE "I turned to face him, 58 " Olsen VOSE SAID the use of part * 69c HiREDEEM THEM AT AC FOOD STORES time inspectors leads to many testified Tuesday, "I was facing ^IPPPF problems, including inconsis- him before he hit me." tencies of inspections and re- "Do you think you could rec- HOMEMADE PORK porting. Nevertheless he told ognize him if you were to see LISTED aldermen he believes Inspec- him again?" asked prosecutor BELOW! tion is progressing well enough Virgis M. Ashworth. YARD SAUSAGE for the city to complv with The courtroom was quiet. All workable program certification eyes were on the slender, dark- requirements. haired minister. Olsen stood, lb At its last meeting the council searched the crowded court- 69c SALE DAYS DECEMBER 9-10-11 turned down a proposal to hire room and then pointed to heavy- a full-time housing inspector. set Elmer L. Cook , 42, one of PURE zZZzP^^^mmmmmmw—. ^ ffcSi the three white men charged £_£_ ___S?_ »_ Aldermen said they wanted to J * give the present methods a fair with first-degree murder in trial. Reeb's death. That was the man, said the GROUND ROUND -TRUM'ELEVA COUNCIL witness, who attacked him the IT STRUM-ELEVA, Minn. -- night of March 9 when Reeb lb ,rS NEW! 'S H™ Central High School's student was clubbed to the pavement on 69c ^f W I officers are : Linda Johnson, a Selma street shortly after a WBBm I ^**l^ senior, president; Debbie Pow- civil rights march. Reeb died l ers, senior, vice president; Ju- two days later of multiple skull HORMEL'S Wm 1 AG DETERGENT , I lie Kleven, sophomore, secre- fractures and a massive blood n#% tary, and Beverly Otterson, jun- clot on the brain. ior, treasurer. The student gov- Cook, sitting at a table with CANNED HAMS ¦KSfc if] ernment sponsor the Christmas his lawyer, stared stonily at the KS!? mWU >zzz%zz? Coupon Eitpiret COCOANUT WH DecernberlJ , 1965 ** IWj party Dec. 22 and the winter witness. carnival Feb. 26. The movie, When Olsen was asked if he "Oklahoma," will be shown at could recognize anyone else who 3 £ $2.89 ********* * * * *** * ** * ^ ^ the Christmas party. took part in the attack , he said raw+mlmw- BftACH'S CHOC. COVERED TEACHER IN LIBYA he could not be positive but that ELEVA-STEUM, Wis. - A the other two defendants, broth* former Central High School ers Narnon O'Neal Hoggle, 31, Christmas Gift Items PEANUTS ______and William Stanley Hoggle, 87, teacher, MrB. Arlene Peterson, Kam' a**4> 0***Sit i*ama*»* ***af **»*K*****'*jm ***^^ is in her third year of teach- resembled two of the assailants. ing at Tripoli, Libya, Africa. "I cannot positively identify FOUR-SPEED them," the witness said. "All I ' Her husband is principal of the DOLLY MADISON W WITH THIS COUPON || $ Wheelus Base school, Libya, can say is they resemble the miws which includes 31 teachers in men." PHONOGRAPH Toilet Tissue | 1 high school and 45 in elemen- The jury of white men lis- tary. Approximately 1,730 stu- tened intently. The jurors were dents are enrolled. While hera selected after the prosecution $14.95 A «fe1.0.t._ _M_iM M^ «a«««Mk Wwa*Ma aaa-»--»'ta^^ lo¦ ¦ s ¦ esc I ENGLISH WALNUTS m ., 1 in 1956, Mrs. Peterson was so- struck two men 'who said they M*»a -^- * I K cial studies, band, chorus and felt that Eeeb should not have CAMPBELL'S'"¦' MEAT TYPE'¦'' m Mc Packages #1^ J* ( | On. Coupon Per Family grade music instructor and ad- come to Selma. Other jury pan- ELECTRIC ¦•# H Coopon Expires December II , 1965 . ¦- -» vised the sophomore class and el members were silent when SOUPS (ffl l Wj pep band. Before going to Airl- asked if the slain minister's civ- ca the Petersons taught in Ja- il rights activities would SOLDERING GUN KIT pan four years. prejudice their verdict.

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THE FIRST District repre- Frank Chermak, 91, died early LAKE CITY. Minn. - An $80,- Brice E. Glende Jr., 19, 1741 sentative discussed the teachers • EXTENDED FORECAST today at St. Marys Hospital, 000 cafeteria library addition W. Wabasha St., 70-55, Aug. 23, corps bill, which he described will be built to Lincoln High • • MINNESOTA -- Temperatures Rochester, of a stroke after an $19. as the fastest piece of legisla- ' illness of three months. School, Lake City, next sum- Darryl A. Sveum, 19, 928% tion passing Congress. It was Thursday through Monday will mer. ,'average 5-10 degrees above nor- The former Eleanor Arm- W. 5th St., 70-55, Aug. 21, 19. passed in one day. One person The two-story addition, 90 by Robert A. Spartz, 24, North- spoke on the floor, Sen. Gay- mal northeast, ' 10-18 degrees strong, she was born Sept. 24, 50 feet , 1874, will be constructed on field, Minn., 70r55, Aug. 21, $19. lord Nelson of Wisconsin; the jabove normal west and south. to Henry and Hattie Cof- the southeast side of the build- 'Minor day-to-day changes ex- fin Armstrong Raymond W. Schletty, Rich- H o u s e overrode a proposed and was a life- ing next in the new gym and land Center cept cooler north, about Sunday. long resident of Chatfield . She , Wis., 70-55, Aug. 8. amendment, and two people will be ready for use in the $19. asked that it be sent back to •Normal highs 19-426 north, 26-31 was married April 16, 1914, to fall. The first floor will Isoutb. Normal lows —1 to 8 house Mary E. VanDrasek, 21, committee for further study, but Frank Chermak who owned and a 272-seaf cafeteria, kitchens 'above north, 8-15 south. Little Minneapolis, 70-55, Aug. 21, $20. President Johnson was in the U.S. CHOICE operated Chatfield Lumber Co. and food storage and the second George P. Conway, or no precipitation southwest for 45 20, Lake hospital, and it went through. ___¦ _____-/_ years. She was a mem- floor will contain a new library. City, Minn., July 2 half, less than one-tenth inch ber of Chatfield «5*55, , $14. Quie briefly discussed the Methodist The building will triple avail- Mark L. Goetting, 18, La in northeast in occasional snow Church and a 50-year member war in Viet Nam. SUPER-RIGHT CUT MM MA M .bout Sunday or Monday. able library space. Table high Crescent, Minn., 65-55, July 17, of Order of Eastern Star. $15. . WISCONSIN - Thursday islands will hold books as well Nieces and nephews survive. as wall shelves. Four confer- James E. Nissalke, 22, Dres- BEEF "CHUCK" MW through Monday temperatures Her husband died in 1952 and bach, 65-55 ;^J R are expected to average around ence room, wil be provided for , July 18, $14. one brother and four sisters teachers or students just off the Arthur Slette, Genoa, Wis., Contested Divorce TENDER ^ ten degrees above normal south- also have died. 75-65 ______H___| ^______H W west. Normal high is 28 to 34 library and will be used for , July 22, $14. Funeral services will be Fri- listening to tape recordings, Gerald G. Bentson, 22, La south and east, 22 to 30 north- Crosse 65-55 west. Normal low is 10 to> 18 day at 2 p.m. at Chatfield Me- phonograph records, and for , , Aug. 8, $14. Suit Being Heard preview oi makeup viewing of Jon J. Ebner, 25, La Cres- MUSHROOMS south and east, 7 to> 15 thodist Church, the Rev. Glen Both . noxth- cent, Minn., parties in a contested di- jwest. Relatively mild through- Quarn officiating. Burial will be films and filmstrips. 75-«5, Aug. 20, $14. vorce suit being tried today in ^E in the church cemetery. A new and larger audio-visual Joseph F. Glaccum, Excel- ^J out the period with little or no District Court claim grounds of department also will be provid- sior , Minn., 75-65, Aug. 19, $14. precipitation. Friends may call from 3 p.m. cruel and : inhuman treatment Thursday to noon Friday and ed in the library section, with Willard L. Kelly, La Crosse, : OTHER TEMPERATURES 75-65, Aug. 20, $14. and want custody of their at the church after 1 p.m. An storage for equipment and films three children. High Low Pr OES service will be Thursday and preview space for teachers. Gerald F. Mitchell, 24, Can- Albany, cloud y .... 28 12' . Money for the addition is ton, Ohio, 65-55, July 17, $15. Ernest J. Chouinard, 33, Min- at 8 p.m: Boetzer-Akeson Fun- plaintiff in Albuquerque clear . 55- 29 eral Home is in charge. available n the school building Frederick W. Zabel), Bay neapolis, is listed as —W^L HHB HH______I ______L Atlanta, -lear ..... 48 29 . fund. The project is in the City, Mich., 75-65, U.S. 61, Aug. tbe suit against his wife, jBisraarck, clear .. .. 54 17 Major Fiynn sketching stage. Supt. Donald 11, $14. LeiLani Chouinard, 28, La- ^oise, clear 45 24 . PRESTON, Minn. (Special)- D. Karow said 5,000 or 6,000 OTHER OFFENSES moille Rt. 1. The Chouinards -Boston, cloudy ...... 38 23 . Major Flynn died Tuesday at new books will be purchased. Mark L. Goetting, 18, La were married at St. James, Chicago, clear ..... 40 30 . 9:30 p.m. at Harmony Commu- Outside entrance will give ac- Crescent, Minn., driving after Minn., April 22, 1955. They Cincinnati, clear ... 42 30 nity Hospital. cess to the library after school, suspension of his driver's li- have three children, aged 7, Cleveland, clear ... 35 30 . He suffered a stroke at the evenings and Saturdays when cense, July 17, $54. 8 and 9. Derver, cloudy ..... 67 27 . th„ rest of the school is closed. Charles D. Smith, 19, 294 Or- home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles CHOUINARD claims that, ln D&s Moine* cloudy . 51 27 . Keehn, Preston, where he rin St., driving after revoca- DevToit, dear .... 36 39 . tion of his driver's license, addition to her cruel and inhu- roomed, and was moved to the him, Mrs. Fairbanks snow ... -8 -20 . hospital by ambulance. Flynn Aug. 26, $54. man treatment of Tort Worti, clear .. 61 37 . was employed several years at Harold A. Hartwig, Golden Chouinard is not a fit and prop- Wabasha Board Valley, Minn., er mother to their children. Lb c fieiena . clear .... 44 20 Gilbertson clothing store here. careless driving, 9_V_ v_-____F 1p -Indianapolis clear . 41 20 Arrangements are by Thau- Aug. 8, $29. Mrs. Violet Nagle, the chil- -_-_-_-H_-_-_-__H k ^C Jacksonville, clear 53 34 wald Funeral Home. Arthur Cornwell, no address dren's school teacher at Pick- Kansas Citv. clear . 58 41 Member Resigns given, careless driving, village wick , Minn., and Mrs. Kathleen Los Angeles, cloudy 79 56 Mrs. C. E. Stapelcamp WABASHA, Minn. (Special)- of Dresbach, Aug. 6, $29. Ar- Nagle, a Cub Scout den mother Memphis, clear .... 47 25 PRESTON, Minn. ( Special) — The Wabasha City Council ac- rest by deputy sheriff. at Pickwick, testified this morn- Miami, clear 73 68 Mrs . Chauncey E. Stapelcamp, cepted the resignation of Ronald E. Hoffman, Dres- ing concerning the condition of Milwaukee clear ... 41 32 62, resident of ForestviUe Town- George Gillmore, park board bach, violation of a restricted the Chouinard children. Mpls. .. ship in the Greenleafton area, chairman, Tuesday night. The driver's license, July 1, $14 ($5 -St.P cloudy . 45 30 .¦ Chouinard then took the stand New Orleans, clear . 53 31 .. died today at 2:40 a.m. at Spring resignation becomes effective suspended); improper starting, to testify that Mrs. Chouinard New York cloudy .. 40 30 :. Valley Community Memorial Jan. 1. No one was appointed $14. is frequently away from home, Okla. City, clear ... 64 38 .. Hospital after an illness of sev- as replacement. Norbert T. Malecha, 24, Fari- leaving the children not prop- Omaha, cbud) 52 31 ¦[ eral years. Gillmore had been a board bault, Minn., unsafe change of that the course erly cared for and Phoenix, cloudv .... 80 53 The former Alma Terbeest, member 15 years. , Aug. 5 , $19. live in does not have Harry R. Bucher home they Ptlnd, Me. cloudy .. 33 19 she was born June 23, 1903, The council also granted two , Rochester, running water or a telephone. Ptlnd, Ore. clear .. 57 38 .12 in York Township to George K. licenses—one to Howard Pierce going through a stop sign at Rapid Citv cloudy . 57 27 and Cornelia Buesink Terbeest. for a "game of skill" to be Highway 43 and U.S. 61-14, July SUPPORT for Mrs. Choutn- St Louis, clear .. . 47 37 She was married Oct. 21, 1922, placed in the Little Hut, which 18, $14 ($5 suspended). ard's divorce claim and re- While Sait Lk. C*tv »OR .. 28 26 .. at Cherry Grove and spent all he operates, and the second to Dennis K. Elfstrom, 19, Am- quest for custody of the chil- MMMMMMM M^Bl^^l San Fran , cloudy .. 48 41 her life in the Cherry Grove Anchor Inn for on sale of beer berg, Wis., no current regis- dren was to be put forward *'_^_^_^_V ^^^^^^H ^_ Seattle, cloudy .54 41 .15 ,and Greenleafton areas, where plus soft drinks for a new es- tration displayed, July 6, $15. this afternoon. Alan R. Schroeder w^m ^^v I -u>. *}f c Washington cloudy . 44 26 _>he and her husband farmed. tablishment in the city of Wab- , 22, La Press, present Anchor Inn Crescent, Minn., going Attorney J. Bertram Winnipeg cloudy .. . 29 16 She was a life member of asha. The through Chouin- mWm\W h»ZI in Reads Landing will be clos- a stop sign on Highway 76, July Minneapolis, represents j Greenleafton Reformed Church. Dennis A. Chal- | Her husband; ed about Jan. 1. I 9, $14. ard; Attorney Survivors are: leen represents Mrs. Chouinard. Car owe son, Darwin, Staten Island, Edward T. Forer Jr., La Hits Deer H.Y., and five grandchildren. Crosse, failure to yield the On City Street Har parents have died. rgiht of way, U.S. 61, Aug. 5, _*.»_» I "MARVEL"-WHITE I Funeral services will be Fri- 2 Zoning Appeal $14. \?tMtwm>y/utifa f Children are hoping that lt day at 1:30 p.m. at Greenleaf- Gerald R. Kamrowski , 18, wasn ton Reformed Church, the Rev. Lamoille, improper turning, 't one of Santa's reindeer, PART OF EVERY but a deer was hit on a Winona B. T. VanderWoude officiating. U.S. 61, Aug. 27 , $14 ($4 sus- street this morning. Burial will be in the church Hearings Slated pended). will be heard Dwight J. Kerns Merry Christmas The eight-point buck was cemetery. Two apr>eali« , 18, Dakota, truck Pallbearers will be Vernon Thursday .light by the Board going through a stop sign, vil- - and killed about 6:55 of Zoning Appeals which meets lage of Dresbach am. today at 351 W. Sarnia Tientier, Harold Hebrink , Em- , Aug. 21, $10. St, by a car met Serfling, Elwin Mensink , at 7:30 p.iii . a' City Hall. Arrest by deputy sheriff. driven by Robert regula- Norman K. Meinke, 520 Dacota St. Joel Miller and Allen Lawrence. A variance from sign Sebo, Dakota , ?. tions has been requested by the improper passing, ' Federal Friends mey call at Thau- U.S. 14, Game Warden Bart Home Thursday Gumma Delta Lutheran Student Aug. 8, $14. .Foster removed the dead ani- wald Funeral «Jnal. nnd until 11:30 a.m. Friday, Center. 358 W Sanborn St. The Art P. Stender Jr., 19, Hou- and at the church after 12:30 center wants to erect a lighted ston, Minn., going though a stop p.m. sign in thu- yard at the front of sign, Highway 76 and CSA 12 :Hokah Man Hurt its house. The house is in a resi- Aug. 25, $14. Two-Sta te Funerals dential zone where regulations DRESBACH HOKAH, Minn. - Harvey forbid such structures. Frank S. Davis, Melrose Miller, 44, Hokah, injured his Mrs. Bertha Bess Also on the docket is the re- Park, 111., paid an $11 fine on feet when a crane ran over FOUNTAIN CITY , Wis. (Spe- quest of Prank Cunningham 368 a charge of speeding Aug. 26 bn If •themIB U.S. 61-14. The fine CANNED ^m ^^ r ^M ^m while he was workingin at cial) — Funeral services for W King St. for permission to was im- DISTINCTIVE CARDS p^ iflV ^Pj i posed by Dresbach Allls-Chalmers plant La Mrs Bertna Bess will be Thurs- build a carport closer to a side Justice of •nd GIFT WRAPS ^Crosse Martin's lot line than the legal minimum Ihe Peace F. T. Schini. Tuesday night. Accord- day at 2 om at St. ¦ ing to report, safety shoos Lutheran church , Winona, the distance. Regulations call for DECORATE 'saved f him from serious injury . Rev. Merlwi Wegener officiat- five feet o clearance. WITH CANDLES «e was taken to a hospital but ing Burial wil. be in the Foun- Land, Water Act was gregational church here. Rev. from our fine selection of im- at home again today. The tain Citv public cemetery. officiating. To Be Explained port and damenUc Uctm, cords are Fawcett George W. McNary Loaves injured. Miller oper- Friends m«v call at Burial will be in Saratoga Ce- Choose from delicate spirals, ated a garage here until Sep- Funeral Home Winonn , after 7 At Meeting in Alma SI mmmt UU tapers and candy stripes; ember , church metery. Friends may call at " t when he sold to Ar- p.m. today »«" -t tne Sollner Funeral Home Thurs- ALMA , Wis, — The Land and dazzling colorumnn; fragrant- Cant M^^^M ^^^^^^ ¥ nold Brown and Mervin K ueck- Thursday afte" 1 p.m. ly scented, or novelty wax 4 ^^^^W 'f . are two day after 2 p.m. and at the Water Conservation Fund Act who are operatinR it as Among her survivors will be explained and discussed bcaulic.i. «"lcali Auto Mrs. Enia Reese. church Friday from 1 to 2 p.m. Co. half-sisters The date of Mrs . Hammer's at a meeting Thursday at 8:15 ¦ Minn , and Gretchen Dakota, wedding was incorrectly given p.m. in the old courthouse, _^_^^N. mt o»t" AIUNIC 4 'AOWC 't^5g_g______Bastion , Florida , instead of MARVEL PINEAPPLE stated in the obit- aa Nov. 27, 1923 , in Tuesday's The program , called Jenn R.R. Orders stepsisters as LAWCON in Wisconsin, pro- cHoIdetiA, Daily News. It was Nov . 28 of Ml W. Firth 2,064 Freight Cars uary Tuesdav that year. vides for a 50 percent cost ICE CREAM wjf l ¦ Mrs. Arthvr B. Hammer Pallbearers will he Clare sharing with local units of gov- y PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The acquisition and SEE THE ANNUAL Pennsylvania ST. CHARLES , Minn. - Fu- M artin, George Frisby , Otto ernment on the Railroad says it for outdoor MODEL RAILROAD SHOW IA Gal. «*VV ^pr(ce(| Effect(v, thru DBC. Ilth }M neral services for Mrs. Arthur Merrill and Clifford Johnson , development of land ordered 2,064 additional recreation. All interested were SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. Wfiht cars of B. Hummer, St. Charles, will St, Charles, and Kenneth Holm at a total cowt and Kenneth Babcock Utico. invited to attend. H'-ft million. be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Con- . GRIN AND BEAR IT

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DEAR ABBY: We belong to a small card party club which we all enjoyed until one member started bringing her 72-year-old widowed mother to every card party. Every- 100 100 "Granny" with respect, even though the old lady 100 one treats 7 7 7 fl CQ is outspoken, tactless and talks a lot. We are not enjoying the club the way we used to, and it is on the verge of break- ing up because of this. The member who brings her mother Ml 1 1 II U Mill 't enjoy having her mother along, and told us she doesn CLOSED SUNDAY would love to get out of it, but she doesn't know how. She ...Particular about your Coffee ? HBKI says her mother now looks forward to these card parties, MVR , ' ' ,._ SEE YOU IN CHURCK K$ Br ""' mm\\ NEW! Exclusively at Red Owl... § §| I M and she can't leave her home without hurting her feelings. 'Harvest §«* V- 'jfe' t_^_i_iNP*5__[^ Queen' Quality Coffee... Blende ^ H ^^ K I Have you any suggestions? CLUB MEMBERS ¦ K P eBU,ar or Dnp Grind a new taste thri to Midwest Tastes ... in Both Regular/ 1 • » ^ K mWmmmmWk.'" * " ' " __B|^.__ ^__ 1_H W$%Wm$& DEAR MEMBERS : If your club does not have a HB ruling on how many times a member can bring the same guest, perhaps you should add it. Naturally, the club must vote on it. Then the member who has been COFFEE COFFEE bringing her mother could explain this rule to her mother 91H^ P JH and her feelings would be spared.

DEAR ABBY: I have a bone to pick with you. In your column you made reference to "obscene" postcards. And you called them FRENCH postcards. Why French? As an informed writer you ought to know that filthy postcards are N manufactured all over the world , mainly in Japan and Ger- i / ^-^-Urst- : _ « COL CORP i2-ii -i *' $J%m% many. They are imported to France and sold to Americans. ^ —...«- . . You have offended all the fine people ef French extraction Bring In Your I ..._—l -,S and I think you owe us an apology. At least print this so the WiW'l HOUDAYnni miv GIFTriST inWRAPiav I world will know that the French people have nothing to do &* && Vlll ¦¦ ¦ a»Ci% ____¦__ ¦ ¦ # i with those dirty postcards. They only sell them. Merci! • K^ 'i\ V <- 5th Week ^^^H_^_^_^_^_^_^n_ * vlll_!5_Sl*_l RENE'D'B. CONFIDENTIAL TO E. M. M.: My remark, '"If it's BOND STAMP - lW___-_l .r legal , it's moral," pertained only to the question of cou- IS ftift Wran S 78< ^fi sins marrying. I did not mean to state that any act which SIZE TOLI , CHRISTMAS' " *" " " fc is legal is also moral. Laws change from time to time, « :M* """S ™^ !^ «7 ^ c^ rf and differ in various cultures, societies and communi- s i ^ S ties. Not so with morality. Sood for 400 F,ee FIRESIDE r v ?f ¦ < HOLIDAY ISSUE Jl lj Problems? Write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles , Calif i ,\r^' Foil Wrao 97 3-Star Stamps Loaded" with holiday" foods and ,gift ideas ' 5i*^?l KING SIZE ROLL, CHRISTMAS |us For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed en , A \_#._.i_ D L I • • • P over 100° Extra Frm Trading .^3/ S rurcnaSC Of Stamps with coupons inside. Pick up f> velope . I ' ^ A AZXli llf- _i_-._-. AT/ your _?t£$|M . ^ o ROLL V 0r free copy on your next trip to Friendly * jf ^ i .#\ IvITT Wl_lll ill fJi *5.; nm MoreJ_4-„* ^«K_3f If O VW^W Ulll fflCIU. . . * Red Owl! *^'/&S__) h x '^f t. AV LHMMMMMM H H4M¦ CAI MAM R.d Owl Red 7Q- -¦- .,4, bALWIUW - Gal- i.Lb. 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College and hosted by the St. at YWCA Good Shepherd Home Auxiliary Mary 's Faculty Wives. festivities started Mrs. John E. David, who were There will be an exchange of Mrs. Donald Morgan, wife of Christmas will hold Its Christmas bazaar gifts between the ¦ at 2 p.m. Friday in the Rush- co-chairmen of tbe Community members and chairman of St. Mary's ,t the YWCA Sunday with the gifts and wrappings are to be College physics department, HOSABY SOCIETY traditional Hanging of the ford Lutheran Church base- Memorial Hospital Auxiliary's brought for children from 10 to ment. presented a holiday food demon- DODGE, Wis. (Special) - Greens. This event Ls an an- third annual Birthday Ball at 15 years of age at the Chil- stration for Faculty Wives of Holiday gifts and decorations the Country Club Sept. 25, en- dren's Home in Berea, Ohio. The Rosary Society of the Sac- imal family affair. It was at- the college Thursday evening at red Heart parish will hold its will be sold, in addition to a There will be a short busi- the home of Mrs James Heln- tended by 250 members and wide variety of Christmas bak- tertained at a luncheon Monday . monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon at Linahan's Inn. ness meeting, a Christmas pro- len. their families. ings, lefse, bread and rolls. gram and a potluck lunch will evening at 8 p.m. in the church Lunch, which will include Guests were 48 of the chair- MBS. MORGAN, a former hall. A Christmas party will also PROGRAM opened with be served. Friends are wel- THE sandwiches, salads, lefse, fruit men and committee members come, a member of the group home economist, prepared a be held. Gifts will be exchang- enroling of Christmas songs by soup, etc., will be served con- who worked on the ball. The said. buffet menu, based on leftovers ed by those attending the party. i Y-Teen choir. A tableau en- tinuously throughout the after- pre-holiday party was given by The Sunday School Christmas from Christmas dinner. These Group 1 will entertain with noon and evening. titled "And a Child Was Born" the co-chairmen in appreciation program will be Dec. 19, with included Turkey a la Wafe Mrs. John Pehler as chairman. Anyone not a member of the of the cooperation of their com- a social hour and coffee. (Turkey a la King spooned over depicted Mary and Joseph ador- Auxiliary Unit, who wishes to mittee people. buttermilk waffles) , Shrimp De- OE8 YULE PABTY ing the Christ child in a crad- contribute in any way may do Joghne, served in individual of the birth of La Leche The annual Christmas, party le as the story so, said Mrs. Eno Morken, BETHANY WOMEN League clam shells, sweet potato cas- J; president. of Winona Chapter 141, OES, jesos was read by Mrs. T. BETHANY, Minn. (Special) Plans Yule Party serole, lemon-cranberry mold, will be Saturday at 6 p.m. at Hobb Sf. Barbara Carlson was —The Bethany Moravian Wom- hot refrigerator rolls and fruit- Masonic Temple. Reservations jjary and Judy Conrad, Joseph. La Leche League will hold its cake. Holiday Bread en will have their December Christmas party at 9 a.m. are to be made with Mrs. Har- Following a welcome by Mrs. meeting and Christmas party A story on Mrs. Morgan and ry S. Johnson Jr., or Mrs. Har- Sanders, president of the Thursday at the home of Mrs her holiday recipes will appear Paul Sale Is Thursday at the parsonage Thursday. Brendan Lee, 215 W. Broadway. ris Carlson by Thursday eve- board of directors, the World There will be a potluck dinner in a forthcoming Sunday News ning. Mrs. Hale Stow and Har- Fellowship gift was dedicated The World Fellowship com- Those who wish to bring cook- magazine section. at noon followed by a Christmas ies or candies to be donated old Gates are in charge. by Mrs. John Cross, chairman mittee of the YWCA is sponsor- to Assisting Mrs. Morgan in the World Fellowship com- Devotional, the Bible Study bas- a charitable organization may of the ing a sale of holiday breads "The Psalms of the Re- kitchen were the Mines. Den- She was assisted by ed on do so. nis C. Daly, CARD PABTY mittee. Thusday starting at 9:30 a.m. deemer." The Mission Study Timothy McNeil , Wood. Shirley Myska and at the YW building, 5th and "All women are invited," Ernest D. Kaufman, Lawrence DODGE Wis. (Special) Jady will be on "The Republic of , — Kathy Murphy who presented Center streets. Mrs. Lee said. Dieterman, David Hamerski and An afternoon of games and a from Europe, Asia, and South Africa." There will be Heinlen. articles Proceeds will help YWCAs in games, gift exchange and a WRC TO ELECT card party will be held at the South America to be hung on Mrs. Morgan also reviewed Sacred Heart Catholic Church more than 71 countries through- lunch. Woman's Relief Corps of John the tree. As Mrs. Cross hung out the world. Ball Post 6 will elect officers new cookbooks for Christmas hall Sunday afternoon from 2:30 Fellowship symbol on ¦ the World CHRISTMAS AT YW . . . Santa Claws appeared at the TOWNSEND CLUB at its meeting Thursday at 1:30 giving. to 4:30. Lunch will be served. tree the tree lights were YULE TEA TONIGHT Mrs. Heinlen made the table the Hanging of the Greens ceremony at the YWCA Sunday after- Townsend Club I will meet at p.m. at the Red Men's Wigwam. All proceeds will go to the St. tamed on. (Special) A Christmas party will follow. centerpiece, a topiary tree of Joseph's Convent, Stevens noon. Here he holds on his knee Danny Munson, a member of PLAINVIEW, Minn. 8 p.m. Friday at West Recrea- Tbe members of the Small —The annual Christmas tea tion Center. Members are to Lunch will be served by the green leaves, strawberry soap Point, f or the building Fund. St. the Small Fry group at the YW. Looking Fry and Pigtail groups present- on at right is and program will be held at bring sandwiches. A social hour Mmes. B. R. Wandsnider, Paul blossoms and green velvet bows Joseph's Convent is the Mother- ed "Toys for the Tree" in the Shirley Myska, a member of the Y-Teens and on the left is the Presbyterian Church this and games will follow the meet- Griesel Sr. and Miss Bertha Mil- in a gold pot. house of the teaching Sisters at form of rhythms and craft ob- Susan McCabe, a Pigtailer. (Daily News Photo) evening. ing. ler. During a brief business meet- the Sacred Heart Church. jects the children had made. 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GREEN, WINE 10.00 OUR QOUDKN airT WKAI* ron TH« ABKINO - - • NTI MO Ha II I'afIT i ltT|-- | n- i TT ' OPEN EVERY NIGHT U L M l , |lp f Cotter Wins 1st; Rips BA Gophers Tip FARIBAULT. Minn. - Cotter the first quarter. And when the The key to the easy victory with 11 points. Holmay followed was the Ramblers' rebounding with nine to run his three- High School won Its first basket- buzzer ending the game had sounded, Cotter had squelched superiority game total to 39. ball game of the current sea- Nett acknowledged the fact For Bethlehem Academy, re- Five Faribault Bethlehem Academy Drake center. son here Tuesday night, but 76-44. that his team maintained a con- serves Mike Lockner was the MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Min- big, strong , While the game marked Cot- siderable height advantage, but lone man in double figures with nesota celebrated its rise to a Drake's 6-8 Bob Netolicky, a more Important the Ramblers junior pivot man, probably Rained some much- ter's first victory in three out- was pleased with the fact that 13. lofty national basketbalT rating 220 - pound it was the Cardinals' third the carom consumption improv- Cotter now looks ahead to a by crushing previously un- amassed 32 points, including needed confidence. ings, after missed shots. "I definitely feel this is so," loss against a single win. ed from four on the offensive home game with Wabasha St. defeated Drake 81-67 Tuesday nine baskets laid Nett. "I'm certain the kids "I think we learned some board against St. Paul Hill to Felbc Friday night. The con- night. 'I'm glad our Torn Kondla got up against him in a non - con- were down a. little, particularly lessons, " said Nett. "They were If) against Bethlehem. And that test will be played at the St. But, ir* winning their third after the loss to Hill. Maybe weak , but we started to think did not include the myriad of Mary's College field house. conference game, ference game. Kondala learned straight non - Minnesota Coach this is what we needed to get a little better. We were begin- tips pushed back at the basket the Gophers displayed a weak- a lot," said moving." ning to move the ball pretty by Cotter. opponents may Kundla. "At least he should ness that future just hope he didn't The outcome Tuesday was well on the fast break and de- Cotter trailed at 6-4 in the first • • • exploit have. I , catch cold from the breeze Net- never in doubt after the Ram- fensively we were beginning to period then burst ahead to stay, The Gophers, who climbed blers bypassed the mid-mark in get the idea." rushing out front 1H as Pete olicky stirred up going by him." two notches to fifth place in this Maurice John Meier, Tom Wenzel and Tom poll, Drake Coach Rambler Bees week's Associated Press said that Netolicky is "one ol Leaf ran down field goals and vulnerability against a Mike Twomey added the Ram- showed a the best centers in the country. blers' lone first-half free throw. He's quick, he's strong, he's ac- It stood 13-« at the period. curate." Smash Cards Added John of bis team's per- Shortly it was over. FARIBAULT - With Packy • • • Cotter ballooned the gap to formance: "We aren't that bad. 27-17 midway in the second Wiltgen and Timm Browne We got behind by 15 early quarter oil a jumper by Bob each ripping the nets for 15 UCLAN First against a good club. You can't Allaire and then stretched to points, the Cotter High School do that. Everything after thai 33-19 as Jim Holmay hustled B squad racked up its third was scrambling. You scramble down two field goals and Wen- straight triumph Tuesday night, on a team like Minnesota and zel one. It was 37-21 at half- trimming the Faribault Bethle- Gophers 5th they'll eat you up." time . hem Academy B squad 59-35. Netolicky scored the Bulldog'i Cotter broke to a 21-pomt lead The Little Ramblers jumped first 10 points to keep his team in the third period, widening the to an early 19-7 margin and in contention in the early min- gap to 46-25 on a drive by Chuck stretched it to 36-15 at tbe In Cage Poll utes. He stuffed in his , half. Jim Schlatter led BA with fourth rebound to pull Drake Bears Bangor Kulas. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Before the contest was over, 17. . within three points at 24-21 with Nett had used all 11 men who CottV 'B' (St) FarlbiuH '»' (13) UCLA's first-place berth in five minutes left in the first half. ffl II pf tp fa ft pi tp had made the trip and all of Oreden 2 0 4 4 Schmff: 2 0 2 4 this week's Associated Press Minnesota stormed back with them had scored at least three Saehler 2 0 0 4 Schlatter « 5 t 17 BOBBING ... In a little contest of his own, Bob Netolicky poll is something less than star- eight consecutive points and Wlltgin 7 1 3 15 Sheady 0 a • I (24) tries to out- points. Wicka 4 1 1 » Stutter 12 14 , a 6-8 center for Drake University of Iowa, tling. The sam«?can 't be said for went on to post a commanding Big Winners Leading the brigade were re- Schneldr 1 0 3 2 Roell • O 3 ( bounce the ball during the first half of Drake's non-conference South Carolina's No. 10 spot. 40-25 halftime lead. serves Pete Meier and Tom Leaf Brownt 7 1 a IS Stalder 2 3 2 7 basketball game with the University of Minnesota Tuesday The Gophers shredded Drake's Coulee Conference basketball with a city victory by downing Pomeroy 10 3 2 Koss 1 e 0 2 "It feels great," said Frank Meier 4 0 3 1 Kaufman (10 1 evening in Minneapolis. Netolicky, high off the boards, was McGuire, the Gamecocks' zone defense with good outside teams won two of three games Onlaska Public 73-60. superior speed and Totali 21 I 11 SI Totals 12 11 I 35 also high scorer for the game with a 32 point total. Watching coach. "We're two years ahead shooting, Tuesday night, but the most The Hilltoppers turned cold in COTTER 'B' 1» 17 12 11—5» more aggressive rebounding. Cotter (7.) Faribault B. (44) (22). (AP Photofax) of schedule." damaging single factor to loop the second quarter when they BETHLEHEM 'B' .... 7 I 13 7-35 him is teammate Harold Aldridge Minnesota's biggest lead was tH tt pf lp It tt pt tp The 10th - place berth was prestige came in a cross-town only scored six points. Kulai 3 e i « Meshke i l o i at 75-51 with 2:23 left. Coach battle at Onalaska. Liaf 5 1 S 11 Brown 0 0 1 0 South Carolina's first appear- John Kondla rested his regulars The Hilltoppers were ahead Ptllowtkl 12 3 4 Stiealy « 0 1 t ance on the list of college bas- It was there that the Ona- at the end of tbe first period by Malar 5 1 1 11 Lockntr 5 1 5 13 in the closing minutes and Go- laska Luther quint nabbed the Twomay 2 14 5 Hanscom 0 2 0 1 ketball's elite and marked Mc- pher reserves were outscored a score of 18-14, but after that Erdmenk 1113 Schlatter 0 113 Guire's return to prominence. pre-Christmaa city champion- Luther was in control with Warm 4 0 0 0 Romelor 0 1 13 17-8. Allaire lies Hugnnln 0131 In 14 years at St. John's, N.Y., ship with a 73-60 victory over quarter scores showing 32-24 Maple Leaf Squads Behind Lou Hudson, who had Holmay 4 1 2 f Wlnkelt 0 0 o o and North Carolina, his teams Wanzel 4 0 11 Paquette 3 10 1 points, the public school Hilltoppers. and 52-39. were rarelv out of the Top Ten. 21, Clark collected 16 Waltxar 2 114 Stadlar 1 1 13 Paul Presthus had 14 and soph- Trempealeau and Bangor, In double figures for the win- — — Walsh 3 t l , UCLA, as expected, dominat- meanwhile, upheld Coulee hon- ners were Dennis Lempke with Totali 1] 10 1» 74 Valentyn 0 0 1 0 omore center Tom Kondla 13. ed the voting with 35 of the 42 Presthus iead Gopher rebound- or. The Bears clobbered Taylor 22. Ron Drecktrah and Dave Totals 11 11 17 14 first-place ballots cast by a pan- Wilder snagged 14 each and Ken COTTER 11 24 12 27-7. em with 14, Hudson had 12 and of the West Central 81-52 and FARIBAULT I 13 14—44 nt; el of sports writers and broad- * Run Rampa Win 3 Stratman tallied 12. Kondla 11. Bangor ripped Cashton 82-55. casters across the country. The tt Fairchild of Netolicky needed 34 shots In other games, For the Hilltoppers Tom Peek Maple Leaf Conference teams The quarter scores favored 16 counters, Lynn Broadwater Bruins totaled 399 points to 341 sink 14 field goals. No othes the West Central knocked down led with 22, John Netwall and had a merry time in nonconfer- Lanesboro 11-8, 28-11 and 40-24. with 14 and Gary Nordhorn with for Michigan. The Wolverines Bulldog was in double figures Alma Center 86-56 and Plum Ron Smith tagged 11 each and Nobis Has Inked; ence bouts Tuesday night, win- In double figures for the Bur- 12. For Grand Meadow Curt had six first-place votes. He also had the game high o City rapped Gilmanton 8042. Bob Berg got 10. ning all three games in which ros were Paul Holtan with 15, Palmer sniped 12. w. L. Points 18 rebounds. they were involved. Mike Ask and Brian Gardener 1. UCLA i ? J»* PLUM CITY 80 TREMPEALEAU 81 All scored decisive -victories, with 11 each. CALEDONIA LORETTO 83 2. ' MKM . an J » 141 GILMANTON 42 TAYLOR 52 Team Unknown LANSING ST. GEORGE 71 3. St. Joseph's, Pa 2 0 242 topped by Chatfield, which ran For Peterson, Jerry Hatlevig 4. Vanderbilt 1 t 20* Sports Scores Plum City massacred Gilman- Trempealeau bagged Taylor HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)-Tom- to a 77-35 victory over La Cres- Caledonia Loretto took re- S. Minnesota 2 » 1(2 slipped in 17 and Terry Highum venge on Lansing St. George for «. Duke 2 1 171 ton 80-42 in a scoring fest. in an 81-52 nonconference duel. my Nobis, the primest of the cent. hit 10. 7. Kansas 2 0 154 NBA the beating it took early in the ». Providence 1 0 142 TUESDAY'S RESULTS The Bears .outscored the Tro- prime college football beef be- Lanesboro stopped Peterson The score by periods favored season. The Blue Jays smashed ». Bradley 3 t 7» Boston 122, St. Loull H. Plum City 23-7, 51-19 and 65-23. jans throughout the game with ing fought over by the pros, 57-46 and Wykoff knocked down WYKOFF 57 lit. South Carolina 14 43 N»w York 131, Los Angcltt W. quarter scores showing advan- says he's made up his mind be- Grand Meadow 57-47. Lansing 83-71 this time around. TODAY'S 6AMES Hitting in the double figures GRAND MEADOW 47 It was a nip-and-tuck battle St. Louis vs. Niw York at Boston. tages of 22-11, 42-21 and 55-40. tween Atlanta and Houston. In a game featuring Bi-State Wykoff handed Grand Mead- Los Angelas at Boston. for the winners were Robert "I'll announce my decision member Caledonia Loretto, the ow its first defeat of the season all the way with Lansing lead- Calhoun Arrives for Phltadelphla at Barflmora. Watkins with 31, Jim Harraar High scorer was the Bears' ' by bouncing the Larks 57-47. ing at first period 20-10. At half- San Francisco at Detroit. Gary Herbert with 22. Paul Wednesday or. at the latest, Blue Jays got revenge for an Fight With Champ THURSDAY'S GAMES with 13 and Jim Rice and Pat Thursday," the Texas Longhorn earlier beating at the hands of The score remained tight time Loretto was on top 34-32. Sin Francisco vs. Cincinnati at Dayton. Carroll with 10 apiece. Becker socked in 16, Tom John- At the end of the third period son tallied 12 and Steve John- All-America told the Houston Lansing, Iowa, St. George. Lo- throughout with Grand Meadow BUENOS AIRES (AP) - Milo NFL For Gilmanton Allen Winsand retto won 83-71. leading at the first period 16-14. Lansing led 55-53. son hit 11. Post Tuesday night. Five Blue Jays hit in double Calhoun, New York welter- TUESDAY'S RESULTS nabbed 12 points. "My lawyer called the owner At the half Wykoff led 31-28 weight, arrived for his 10-round No games scheduled. For the Trojans Larry Mitch- CHATFIELD 77 and at third quarter the Wykats figures. They were Joe Tollef- TODAY'S OAMBS ell gathered 17, Maynard Krai today and told him of my deci- LA CRESCENT 35 son with 26, Mike Mulvenna with fight Saturday against the Ar- Boston at Montreal. TATOCHILDM sion," he said "Whether 1 fly to still set the pace at 40-36. gentine champion, Rocky Rive- New York at Chicago. ALMA CENTER SS grabbed 16 and Glen White nab- Chatfield blanketed La Cres- 23, Pat Becker with 13 and Mike THURSDAY'S OAMES bed 12. the city I plan to sign with and cent 77-35 in nonconference play. Wykoff capitalized at the foul Schieber and Gary Conway with ro, at Luna Park Stadium. New York at Detroit. Fairchild roared past Alma announce my decision at a press line, hitting 25 of 30, while Center 86-56. The Purple Drag- The Gophers jumped to an early 10 each. BANGOR 82 conference is up to the owner," lead and stayed ahead of the Grand Meadow was held to 12 For Lansing, Don Imhoff led ons controlled the game with CASHTON 55 The Oilers and the Atlanta field goals. N,T , 43-17 Lancers throughout. with 24, Mike Burro hit 13, Ken quarter leads of 20-8 Bangor smashed Cashton 82- Falcons, a new franchise in the In the double figures for the Buege flipped in 12 and Jim ' and 62-32, The score by periods favored T _j_ _ ™" 55 in nonconference bout by National Football League, both the Gophers 14-11, 36-22 and 63- Wykats were Dick Wagner with Kelly hit 10. _ I A M!'1AMJ.TWnAT NOT RECOMMENDED In double figure for the Drag- leaping to an early lead and made Nobis their No. 1 draft 26. %JL__U_IiUliyB* iL) FOR CHILDREN , , ons were five men. Randy Jul- holding the visitors off through- choice. Hitting for Chatfield were r . . , ien led with 19. Mike Laffe fol- out the game. Atlanta reportedly made a Doug Roland with 18 points, Grabowski Seen But lowed with 18, Dennis Blang At the end of the first period first offer of $200,000 plus $25,000 Steve Amundson with 12, Dan Not Signed By Pack hit 17, Rick Frueh snagged 14 Bangor led 23-8, at the half in fringe benefits. Houston re- Bernard with 11 and Tom Meyer Mondovi, and Dennis Abrahamson made 44-23 and at the end of the third portedly followed this with an with 10. GREEN BAY, Wis. ffl- All- offer Of $250,000. "• quarter 65-37. ¦ Mike Ryan was high for the America fullback Jim Grabow- ski visited Green Bay Tuesday eccs For Alma Center Gene Janke Hitting in double figures for Lancers with eight points. l zeroed in for 27 and Dale Cum- Bangor were Les Muenzenberg- Brazil Favored for Chatfield took the B game Durand but his lawyer said no contract mings hit 14 points. er with 18, Rodney Nicholal and 37-22. was signed with the Packers. HELD OVER World Soccer Title Grabowski, a first round Alma Center took the "B" Gordon Horstrnan with 18 each LONDON (AP) - Following LANESBORO 57 and Joe Steigerwald with 11. choice in both the National and game 43-40. Italy's 3-0 victory over Scotland PETERSON 46 Triumph American football league drafts, 4 MORE DAYS! For Cashton, Rich Stevens Tuesday, London bookmakers Lanesboro rocked Peterson 57- was rumored to have reached ONALASKA LUTHER 7J led with 21 and Jim Olstad and today made Brazil the 9-4 favor- 46. The Petes turned cold in The outside sniping of Dan SEE FOR YOURSELF ALL ONALASKA 60 terms with the NFL's Packers, John Peterson pumped in 12 ite to win next year's World the second period and hit only Langlois paced Durand to a 77- but attorney Arthur Morse of Onalaska Luther emerged YOU HAVE BEEN HEARING ABOUT each. Soccer Cup finals in England. a total of three points. 60 victory over Elmwood Tues- Chicago called the reports "ab- day night while the other Wis- solutely untrue." consin area independent, Mon- Morse said he and Grabowski dovi, was going through some arrived here so late Tuesday hair-raising moments on Its they were able to talk to Pack- home court. ers officials for only a few min- Vikings Sign Ninth Draftee Bob Barneson's Buffaloes got utes at the airport before the 1 sec© their first victory in four starts, team flew east to prepare for MINNEAPOLIS W> — The ball League ln signing collegiate Defensive back Stan Quintana now. No. 2 Jim Lindsey, half- taking a 66-62 overtime victory Sunday's crucial game with the Minnesota Baltimore Colts. a_K *" ^l__^_^_^_^_^_^_RP^__l^_A Vikings are doing I prospects than the team is do- of New Mexico announced in back , and no. 16 Jim Williams, over Fall-Creek. considerably better in their tug- ing on the field against other Albuquenjue, N. M., that he has end, both are playing for Arkan- of-war with the American Foot- I National Football League teams. mailed his signed contract to sas in the Cotton Bowl Jan. 1; DURAND 77 the Vikings. Quintana, a 6- no. 12 Bob Petrella, Tennessee ELMWOOD 60 feet, 182 - pounder, was drafted defensive back, and no. 14 How- Led by the outside shooting on the 11th round by the Vi- ard Twilley, Tulsa end, are of 5-7 guard Dan Langlois, Du- Gusties Fall kings. Ho was claimed on the opponents in the Dec. 18 Blue rand pushed to its fourth vic- 13th round by the New York bonnet Bowl ; no. 9 Ron Green tory in six starts, rapping Elm- _r% , wood 77-60 __^_^_^_^E_^_i__. " ^HE_i__^__l__Bi__^__^H mttm%) _i Jets of the AFL, North Dacota flanker, wants to . *** His signing gave the Vikings run track next spring; and no. Langlois, a junior, parlayed To Augustana; a l>-2 score over rival AFL clubs 15 Hugh Wright, Adams, Colo., 11 field goals and a 10-for-ll per- in the checkbook battle. fullback, was a future selection. formance at the charity stripe Minnesota has a 5-7 NFL rec- into 32 points. Teammate Dale That leaves only Monroe Harschhp added 14. Beavers Romp ord heading into its final two Beard, Vi rginia Union flanker, games at Detroit and Chicago. to be signed. Behind the scoring of that By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Now signed by the Vikings pair, Durand built quarter leads Minnesota state college split are no. 1 choice Jerry Shay, of 18-13, 40-24 and 57-40. a pair of basketball scraps with Purdue tackle; no. 3 Don Han- Mike Hasten had 26 and B. out - of - state rivals Tuesday *2§£__ night, while Carleton prevailed sr , sen Illinois linebacker ; no. 4 Ducklow 15 for Elmwood. E~ Ron Acks, Illinois defensive Former 'U' Cage Durand won the "B" game over Augsnurg in an intra-state ™ back ; no. 5 Doug Davis, Ken- 52-24. contest. TO !j ilSl______tucky tackle ; no. 7 Bob Meers, Bemidji State crushed May- " Massachusetts end; no. 18 Dnle MONDOVI 68 ville, N. D. State 93-62 for the Greco, Illinois tackle; no. 19 Captain Succumbs FALL CREEK 62 (OT) Lumberjacks'8 third win in four Liberal Allowance for Mondovi gave Fall Creek a games. Gustavus Adolphus fell \sSE ^^s33 Jesse Stokes, Corpus Chrlsti CROOKSTON, Minn . (AP) - halfback ; Hall and Quintana. gigantic opportunity at the end to Augustana, S. D., 8040, and your old A former Minnesota basketball of regulation time, but the ^0****^^^^ Lost to rival AFL clubs were Carleton of tho Midwest Confer- captain and onetime coach died Crickets couldn't capitalize and ence tripped Augsburg of no. 6 Wilbur Aylor, Southwest here Tuesday. Francis the He was the Buffaloes took a 66-62 over- Minnesota Intercollegiate Con- Texas tackle who signed with (Dobie) Stadsvold, 74. time victory. the Houston Oilers, and no. 13 ference 72 59. Stadsvold captained the Go- With time nearly expired in Bemidji cruised to a 43-26 Larry Martin , San Diego tackle the fourth period and the score who signed with the Snn Dlcgo pher quintet in 1914. He was halftime lead as Jerry Wllmot BATTERY remembered for o particular tied 59-59, Mondovi missed a led the way with 19 points. Chargers. Factory fresh feat: he once scored seven field 20-foot jumper. Fall Creek got Hasz had 14 for Mayvllle. • " Of the .seven remaining draft the rebound and a Cricket was JUST SA Y "Charge-it choices , six cannot be signed goals against Illinois while his Augustana made Gustavus its Instant power arm was in a sling. fouled. He missed the free throw third Minnesota victim • 100% O.K. CREDIT PUN after time had expired. behind WE DAR^?*3| * - •—i——a—¦—i——¦——v——iraj— ———i the scoring of sophomore John JFW m r4 Stadsvold. a Fosston native , Is / Quicker start* In tho extra session, Rick Mei- Eggers and veteran Ed • N Money Down survived by two sons, Robert, Byhre. o , of er pumped down three points. Each collected 21 points. of Minneto'ika and Stanton, Gene Bump, who scored 16 for YOU TO SEE..7V • Longer Ufa TRADE NOW ; REGISTER ; Los Angeles, Calif. Carleton led by 20 points in ' , YOUR NAME FOR the game, and Steve Fedie got the first half , but Augsburg ^ AND SAVE1 J Funeral services are set for a field goal each. Dale Hoch • Free Installation 2 p.m. Thursday at Crookston. thrice battled back to within ¦ led the Buffaloes with 17 points. four points after intermission j VIKING i Mondovi had let a 20-9 first- mSwmm^Cm^^mmW Where rho Man Who Know Tirol Bast Are : only to drop back again. John 13-IIIT VICTOR Eoriod lead dwindle to 35-31 at Wilson and Clark Marshall had ; Football Tickets i SAN JUAN (AP) — Willie de alftime and to a 50-60 tie with 16 points apiece for Carleton. , < Jesus waa touched for 13 hits, eight minutes remaining. Dick Kelley meshed 15 for Augs- TECHNICOLOR ROMA r%sSmmm KALAAES but left 12 men on base in pitch- Butch Sommerfeldt tallied 25 burg. Narrated by ing Santurce to a 7-2 victory points for Fall Creek and Chuck Action tonight has Moorhead \5_3? TIRE SERVICE over Magaguez in the Puerto Kramer 10. at Concordia in an intra - city 108 ) 14 W. 2nd S». "Slnco )9V" Phona M47 : DON'S Standard j Opon 7 ¦-•n. to 4 p.m. — Saturdays 'HI 5 p.m. ' Rican winter baseball league Mondovi lost the preliminary contest and St. John's traveling , Hwy. 61 Wttt at Palm St. | Tuesday night. 62-54. to St. Olaf. GEORGE SANDERS Thrune Blasts Basketball If Lombardi's Right Scores i I LOCAL SCHOOLS- 645 in 4-City cetler H, Bettil ili*ni Acedemy 44. Colter ' ¦' St, letnlehem Academy 'I' Packers j Should Whip NITI OWL 35. Colts Norb Thrune was on target 255—645 in the 4-City at Hal- Athl»tl« Club W. L. HIAWATHA VALLEV- (AP ) (or Curly's Hoor 26"J i _ i^ Kassort Mantorville 4J, Stewartville S3. NEW YORK - "Cham- over six years remains constant | Baltimore ranks 10th . just yards and 17 touchdowns. Starr Pod Tuesday night and, while Tampe . IJI/, tsvi NONCOMFERSNCI— pionships are won on defense , " — Green Bay makes few mis- ] ahead of Green Bay, with 1 ,305 1 has tossed the ball 206 times for totals did not challenge Masonry Mike 21 l« Ncrfhfield 74, LeSweur U. Vince those Dick's Marine . '. 21 is Ch'Jfield 77, Le Crescent 11, says Green Bay Coach takes and is quick to capitalize yards to 1,268 yards in running. | 1 ,630 and 12 TDs. (op ten departments, they did Local ll ii i i Leneiboro 57, Petersen 44. Lombardi and the Packers, on those of others. But the Baltimore .passing game I The Packers don't have a keglers. BHtnir Oil 7 l* Wykoff ii, Orend Maedow 47. pace all MAJOR Fairchild S6, Alma Center 54. taking his word, have only given Comparing their opponents has proauced 2,765 yards, good ! ranking receiver but Ray Berry Thrune tacked the 255 to the AthletK Club W. L. Plum City M, Ollrnanton a up 173 points to lead the rest of mistakes, fumbles lost and in- I for third p l ace, while green Bay j of the Co'ts is sixth with 48 re- of 184 and 206 games and Home Furniture i» u Tremptaleeu «t , Taylor si. the National Football League. ' with tail Bob's Bar 21 la Onalaika Luth«r Ii, Onalaike it . terceptions; with their own . the is \2th only 1,668 yards. \ ceptions for 614 yards and sir lace Bell Bangor 8], Cashton CUOZZO FIRES . . . Gary led his second-p 's Bar Nelson Tirei it ie 55. Because the Packers have a Packers set the pace for the On defense the Packers are TDs. Dave Parks of San Fran- to 2,873. Christenson Mlts|sslRpian lt 2a Caledonia Loretto 13, Lantino St. Cuozzo, who will fill in for team Wetklni Products lt 20 George 71. strong defense they will meet league. third in- the NFL and the Colts cisco tops the NFL with 62 slapped.987. Mondovi <4, Pell Creek 41 (OT). Drugs Peerless Chain lj 24 the injured Johnny Unitas Baltimore Sunday in a game Green Bay acquired posses- fourth in K department led by catches for 1,066 yards and 10 Esther Pozanc claimed the SUOAR LOAf Durand 77, Elmtvood 40. Westgate OTHER SCORES- Sunday in the crucial Balti- that could possibly put them in Detroit. Baltimore is fourth in TDs. on the distaff side Points sion of the ball 42 times, 21 on top series , L-Cove Bar 43 Gtu Clilre Regie N, Thorp 71. more-Green Bay National a position to win their first rushing defense and fifth , Vikings La Crosie Aquinas U, Wau.au Newman fumbles and 21 on interceptions,, In the scoring department Lou leading nine 500 bowler* in the 3* •euer Electric M II. Football League encounter Western Conference title since and lost it 22 times for a net of against the pass. The Packers | Michaels o- Baltimore has boot- Hal-Rod Ladies City League Chippewa Falls It, Bloomer 7e. Black Horse Bottle Club Jl at Baltimore, follows 1962. Baltimore's defense is a plus 20. Chicago is second with are 13th against rushing but ] ed 43 extra points and 13 field with a 547. Kelly Furnjture M Bralrterd 59, SI. Paul Cretin 47. distant second in points allowed Hellcman's Old Style it St . Paul Hill 51, Humboldt SO. through on a pass during a a plus 14. first in pass defence. j goals for H4 points , one ahead Esther's Pozanc Trucking Faribault Shalluck el, Rochester Goodtll ,.., i| with 225. ' In the individual statistics of Packer Don Chandler who teammate Betty Beranek Keller Construction la Lourdes 49. warmup session. (AP Photo- Going into Sunday s game the ! COLLEGES The importance of total de- Green Ba-y has kicked 28 extra points and smashed 218 and Reddi-Kilowatt LAKMIDI fax ) Colts have a decisive advantage fullback Ji m Taylor j Westgate Points IAIT— fense is underscored by the on offense while the statistics is the seventh leadin g ground ! lfi field goals Jimmy Brown of nailed down team honors with Heujer Studio 31 Princeton I], Vlllanova 55, Winona Printing Fakfiild 100, Bolton College »3. Packers lack of punch on of- gainer wirh 613 yards on 173 at- Cleveland l eads with 120 points 915-2,598. Ct »• give the Packers a slight edge j Kline Electric 37 SI. John's 100, Geo. Washington (1. fense. Eight of the other 13 on defense. However tempts. Jim Brown of Cleve- : on 20 TDs. Leona Lubinski shot 215—543, Welly's » tC Liquor Store 33 Dertenouth 7t, Btvston U. !7. , the ¦ Sprlngdale Dairy 24 Brown 74, Rhode Island 70. clubs have outscored the Pack- figures do not take into account land tops the league -with 1 , 450 ; Helen Nelson 533, Lois Schacht SI. Joseph's tl, Bellamtlne .«. The Floerke family of Kansaj Shorty's Ber iJVi ers, whose 250 total in 12 game- the loss of Johnny Unitas. yards in 264 carries. 210—529, Eleanor Griesel 522, Emil's Menswear 22 Norttiastern 47, Harvard 4S. KoMets Take Temple 73, Letilah is modest. City , Kan., has contributed Dennis 518, Phyllis Thur- Llmhin's Inn aovs 40. T, he Colts' attack has pro- Unites' injury Hope SATSLLU MIDWEST— left him ranked more than its share of AAU ley 508, Helen Grulkowski 505 Wastgate W. L. Micri, state 14, Bawling Oreen St. The Packers have been a duced 43 touchdowns and their third among the leading passers track titles. Bill Floerke won Emerine Weaver 500. Elea- Watkowskj's 33 12 Nebraska 75, Oregon Slate 43, much-maliened team since open- total offense vardage of 4,070 and Coiy Corner }J 20 Minnesota al, Drake 47. behind first place Rudy Bukich the AAU javeline throw in 1962, nor Hansen recorded a progres- Schmidt's J3 22 Dayton 63, Miami (Ohio) 41. HV Lead on ing the season with six straight puts them fourth in the league. of Chicago and ahead of Packer ! and his brother Kent Floerk* 162-163-164-489. June Dal- L-Cove » 21 Kansas 103, N.M. State 51 . victories but one Packer trait Philadelphia tops the league in Bart Starr in 5th place. Bukich ! has a collection of AAU triple sive Rolllngilone Lumber 18 27 Marquette 79, N.D. State il. leska converted the 3-7-10 and Jon Lea Maintenance 14 31 Notre Dame 110, St. Norbert 77. acquired since Lombardi took total offense with 4,617 yards. I has thrown 252 times for 2 ,112 I jump crowns. SOUTH- BUYS A DOLLS Evelyn Frie the 5-8-10. Vanderbllt S3, Tennessee M. Westgate W. L. Charles Wegnxan and H. Maryland 59, N.C. State 41. 63-53 Win Schmllz - Llca 24 is ¦ ¦ ¦ Choate & Co. swept honors in Fenske • Poianc 11 u Georoetown 114, Loole (Md.) 17. I ' ' . . . ¦ Lublmkl ¦ tobeck , Davidson 90, Furman 70. Westgate American League. 11 u Tulane 72, Fla. Southern 41. HIAWATHA VALLEY the Colbenson - Armstrong ..... 20 it ,g, Konkel - Olrtler Auburn 76, Jacksonville 50. W L W L Choice of Stereo or HI-FI! __,__ J__ _ Wegman pounded 235—632 and ., 10 it SOUTHWEST— \ +i irl«« l ** Streng • Kuhlman 10 t» Kanen-Mant. 3 8 Laka City l l ,061-2 808. Don Kna- SMU 97, Oklahoma 71. * aiUrin his team 1 , Emmons - Schacht 11 it Kenyon 2 8 St. Charles 8) 2 _ _ ' Arkansas 15, Oklahoma State) 11. -_-_*- A. \ »• »Sfe pik of Graham & McGuire rip- Hutchison - Lldtke Cannon Falls 1 8 Plainview • 2 North Texas 75, Baylor M. Itawartvllla 11 Zumbrota 3 errorless. KINOS A QUSINS FAR WEST— • ped 583 Westgate W. L. Fakler' Double Os .. Ulati State 19, Centenary 7*. TUESDAY'S RESULT Gordie s 625 led Hot . U 13 Santa Clara 7t Cherry Pickers , Miami 74. Kassan-Mantorvllle 43, Stewartville 13. Shop to 1,023—2 ,973 in the nw WVi MINMESOTA COLLEGES— JUIJE Fish Angels 11 17 restont Augustana 80 i , Gustavus Adolphui Winona Athletic Club Classic C and Ks nw *» Ti 19V> Northern 71, Oen. Beadle 71. The Hiawatha Valley Confer- * Fabulous Four 11 21 «¦"* League. Lorn Kreher of Ed Huron 90, Ellendale 71. * Tro|«ns — I ll 21 ence has a basketball leader "*• Buck 's Camera and Joe Loshek Vaughn A Mlynciek II it Dakota Wesleyan 81, Yankton 71. ANDREWS Bemldll 93, Mayvllle «. Jokers . .12 27 today. It also has one fewer AWARD Emil's Menswear each re- Carleton 73, Augsburg St 1**5 ACADEMY WINNER of JACKS A OUEBNS . North Dakota 104, Chico State St. f*MfPrAiAfk\lftAf f^hmflmV M corded 235s. Harvey Stever , Westgate w. L. unbeaten. WISCONSIN COLLEGES— and STAR of "MARY POPPINS" Rackets 2IV_ 171* Wamwmfl^UulffWOWmJw wVUJZ/ M and with 547, and Clarence Rivers, Jolly Jacks Concordia (Wis.) 100, Northwestern It all came about at Stewart- 21 11 (Wis.) 89. with 527, registered errorless Four Aces 21 11 THE "S0UND 0F MUSIC" SINGS... J»«ors Dominican 75, I llinois Tech 41. ville Tuesday night as the Kas- fife_ m counts, Hi/, 20% Marquette 79, North Daota State 41. Mtlt 3* Deucea The Bells of chri,trna WIM MVt 20'A Milton 82, Rockford SO. son-Mantorville Ko-Mets claim- [mm/wltMMm *§ JK _¦ " »- " "The Christmas Song" Mike Jereczek's 232-198-187— Penney Cards C 17Vi 10'A Notre Dame 110, St. Norbert 77. ani "Rockin0 ,Uttle Jeau> Sweetlv SIMQI 817 paced Louise's to 1,009— WBSrOATI JR. BOYS ed the league lead by batting A^^WULMJIJLMMIJ J_£ _¦ - Westgate w. L. 2,851 in the Westgate National I 14 18 previously unbeaten Tigers 63- F League. "I II 11 ¦ 13 53. HAL - ROD LANES: Lucky \f •••• '< I' : » 14 It was the third conference )^ I/I fl Ladies — IIa Waseka of Stand- WESTOATI JR. OIRLS ^« Jgg k I nAA/l l\I Westgate P F w. t. victory for the Ko-Mets and the ard shot 184-498. Clark & Clark Ash Trays 27 J PIN TOPPLERS ItrlkeMes dropped 884 and Coca-Cola 2,- 11 1 Westgate W L first mark in the loss column r 6,, r Lucky Strikes ll » (Final 2nd) "H8V Yout A MerrY Litt, Chri«m8»' 528. Alley Cats it it Winona Int. Agency 14 7 lor Stewartville. 1t%'1ll t> ^ .__r ^ * * ° Alley Oops WESTGATE: Hiawatha-Vern 4 14 Winona Paint 4t> Glass .... IJVi V/, Bowlerettes 1 10 Coca-Cola li 9 Stewartville held the lead Austin tapped 580 for Tri-Coun- HIOH SCHOOL BOYS Watkins Mary King 11 10 throughout the first half , quar- Hal-Rod w. L. Hamerniks Bar .....It 11 ty Electric. Dave Blanchard Clyde' s u 1 Lakeside Cltgo 8Vi n'/% ter scores showiag 16-12 and noted 222 for House of Heile- Raccoons t j Main Tavern I 1J Trtlans 4 t Wally's I 11 31-26. At close of the third per- man's. Norm's Electric blitzed Oood Players S 7 CO GETTERS Tlper-Roos 1 g iod it was 47-44 for the Ko-Mets . 996 and KAGE 2,790. Athletic W L Dodgers 1 ll E. B.'s Corner 54 13 High scorers for the Ko-Mets WINONA AC: Elks — Bertie FATHER-SON Circle G Ranch ...13 14 Gerson's 545 led Home Furni- Weatgate w. L. Graham McGuire M 17 were Tom O'Brien with 22 and Bambanek' *V s 7 1 Steve's Loung« 14 13 Greg Holtz with 14. ture to 2,746. Bob Ives helped Duellman's i 1 Kramer & Toye 15 14 out with 195. Lang'a < j Kohnar Winona Plumbing 15 14 For the Tigers, Steve Mount LIOICN 't 1 1 Seherar's RE- MEN'S MON. NITE Haa-Retf Points 4 S Red Men W L totaled 18, Robert Fischer pick- Rivoir • Neulahr 1 4 Hamernlk'i Bar If Shoop> ¦ Schmidts » 17 ed up 14 and Lance Nickels Bluer Electric It Bleke 1 4 Sunbeam 19 38 Niulahr s 1 Hamm's Beer » ' 4 Doerers 19 10 racked up 11. Mayan Grocery 9 PARK-REC JR. BOYS Hal-Rod w. Bubs It 11 Winona Plumbing 9 L. Bunke Apco I Pin Pushers 12 4 VFW Spartans 11V4 Hal-Rod W L 1 JAMES 4Vi $400 Wjlllamt Annex 7 Sting Rays Hamm'j J 1 NSP 7 nw 4V» Pour B' Winona Milk 5 1 Freddie Bar 7 s I 1 '* Pin Smastiers Bunke's APCO 4 1 Mutual Service 4 I 1 Unknowns Rub's Beer 4 1 Mac Tops 1 1 MCCRAC East Side Bar 4 Wasons Supper Club 4 1 KEN Crusaders • • u^fullz I Witklns Pills 3 WXm* Eight-Balls Vets Cab S 3 SINGS... "Angels We Have Heard On High" PIN OUSTERS iy, Wh W Gutter Teamsters 1 1 A/OI/l/ OA/ I V I Hal-Rod W. t_. Dusters S 11 Hopta • . .. . 21^ Blanches . 3 1 Graham McOuire 31 11 iiy, * HIOH SCHOOL GIRLS Btakken Const 1 4 N choate Co. f. . * 2* Hal-Rod Rernies DX 1 4 Doris's IOA 18 14 W. L. Warrior Cutter Oirls Abrams Furnaca 1 J Taamsttrs 17 is I 4 Scramblers Jones a Kroeqer 1 I Winona Rug Cleaning 21 17 8 4 Tlgerettes 7 5 CITY LEAGUE Blancha s .. ..' .... 21 ll ' Fruit Loops S 7 Hal-Rod W L Black Hone Bollte Club ... 21 21 ______Alley Gators 4 I Wallys, Fl. City 17 11 I •______?-> H__R9Ht I Viking Sewjng Machine .... II M HI-FIS 4 Oasi s Bar Cala ....IS 14 Schmidt's Beer .. IS 27 I I T_: _l _4AA_FA I_I A _HQ_KP _^9H1._HL I PARK REC JR. OIRLS Hotel Winona 11 17 Swimmers Louise' s 14 21 Hal-Rod W L Merchants Bank 11 18 Sieve's Lounge 12 30 All Stars Country Kitchen 21 18 's Ftderated Insurance .... 11 31 4 a ST. PAUL - Winona State _^H mW ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ _^_P'^_SK^'_>^_^__r_^^_^_^_H_^_^_^^^^^^_^_K _^_H Guess Who' KWNO Radio 28 19 BRAVES s 3 1 * SQUAWS Messengers Bubs Beer If 18 hard-kicking swimmers tum- ___v_^ ^_L Westgate W. L, 2 2 H l^_^vf¥«t H Wildcats 2 2 Llnahans Motel 17 ll bled to defending small college Wegman • Draikowskl .... St IS Roadsiders Graham 4 McGuire 17 21 House - McDonald l»lA Home Beverage Service 18 21 records, you can't be too un- Schlltz Beer lt 21 1st National Bank 17 21 happy." chortled Martin of four mmma _^_^BP_fl__^_._H-l_HN_.^«a.l^i_-N _^_^H_^_^_^_^_H-_^_P ._^H Blumentritt Store 20 22 Schlllr Beer 14 23 I WINTER TREADS ^^ Oasis Bar lt 23 Polly Meadow 8 11 record breaking performances RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR YOUR OWN TIRES HH Hit l Unknowns 18^ 23Vi AMERICAN by his swimmers. I ON W W^9 I Frlckson's Auctioneers ... 17' i l4'/a Westgate W. L. Wk^Smm^^^m m\ Bub's Pllsen 14V:, 17VI Westgate Bowl 31 14 Freshman Larry Calvert broke Erdmann Trucking UV3 30V1 Hauler 's Black Crows 19 It two of the marks, winning the WESTOATE LADIES H. Choate & Co 17 It Westgate W L Earl's Tree Service JSVi UVi butterfly in 2:18.9 and finishing Grulkowski Beauty Shop . 21 17 Country Kitchen 26 19 second to Winona High School Winona Typewriter 17Vi i7Vi Graham 4 McGuire 25'i !f>/» I /ASm\\S/i5i\ g JS\ \W>mm ^^^LWSm\\\ Midland Co-op 24 21 Kramer & Toye Plumbing 35Vi \9V> graduate John Van Winkle, now Haddad's 23 22 Cortland Jewelers IS 20 of Macalester , in the 200-yard ^ _j_Bl_ -»™ |l Serranek's ., 20'/, 24Vi I NEW Merchants Bank ll!4 2PA Van Winkle was clock- I T _^i i^^p8WfftQB Ken's Hardware 13 32 Home Furniture 23'^ 31 freestyle. SP JOI LANSING 'A ALLEY CATERS Rainbow Jewelers 21V4 23Va ed in 1:53.8 in the event , but ON SCOPITONE AT Westgate Points Grain Bell Beer 20 15 Fenske Body Ihop 3»Vi Winona Ready Mix 17 18 Calvert was close behind in s Floor Shop 37 Curley' Bub's Beer 15W 2t'^ 1:54.9 for a new Warrior mark. Matian' a Wlndtw Co 34 Boland Mfg . Co IJ'/i ll'/i Nash's 2t Plymouth Optical 18 35 Dick Childers won the 500- LANG'S Bar Jeanerte's Ber.uty Salon 2i; M.4 points. M R . D. Cone 9 30 100-Yard Bulterlly: Calvert (W(j Wheel- cost or I EXTRA-LIFE BATTERIES LADIES CITY 7No E9| er IM>/ Hoptrdnikl (W)/ iilt.t, always 100% trmk Tbtry mn ¦ Hal-Rod W. L. 100-Yard Freeslylai: Mannlkk* (M); Obligation I Dri-Charged baitoriea are J^MJj ^Bflift liTnafB^ Poianc Trucking a 1 Sage (Wl; Peterson (M)i :S1 0. I not adiva-ted until inetalUtd in yow car. Togs 'n' Toys a 3 JCO-Y-ard 8ackslroe«: Anderson (Mil •^j |fn_PllflM_NM_flI ^ MOCT Buck' s Camera S 4 Blanchard (W)i Oracle (W); 1:11.7. Shopping Haddad's S 4 S00-V"ard Freestyle: Childers (Wli Lush rFor Your Holiday n Llnahan'i inn 5 4 (Ml/ M.lfon (W)| J:3».l . Home Furniture 4 S lOO-rard Breaststroke: Tall (Mil Olson ^^^ j Mankato Bar 4 i (Wli Amdahl (W); lilO.] . | Pools 4 * 400-Vard Freestyle Kelayi Macalester i Sammy's , 4 % (DoWe-erd, Klorktrs, Mennlklto, VanWIn- At a Total Cost of Only Coiy Corner 1 klo); J;J3.7. Golden Frag I A* Rtddl Kilowatt . 3 A WINONA CLMJIC Athletic Clun W. L. Hot Fish Shop 10Vi 11% Hornets to Hold Bub's Ik'Rr 33 1» $coo Goldon Prcxi Supper Club 30 72 Meeting Thursday your buys [__ Emil's Monsweor 19 23 where dollar MILES more _J Hamm i B eer 17 IS " ' t^wr iuliuf hlvcninq Appomtmen U "" ^ Only ?5.t»0 total llnanca Bd Buck's Cam.ra Shop . . l«Vi JV> The Wl IKIII a Hornets FOUR CITY Hockey Club will hold a < hccrf u\\y Arranged , Just charot, rAp«y«blt in 10 nai-nuu r wt.na : 200 West Phone JMiont ' First jor Our payments o< 510.50, bagln. Christening' s Drugs 9 meeting Tliursday at 7 p.m. ~ Bell's Bar i. 8 at the. Wr.Ht lOiid Recreation \ - Mn ^07)1011* "Two Minute n| na jn January. Olrtler's Oil 8 Srrt;ice." Winona Truck Service 7 ('enter. The meeting was Third St. 8-4343 Central Molars 7 previously Hclieduled for Y v - '! ' .hopper &^I*Hr -4^ i lnl dByr' r-rr'r*'r^^*-^'f-^^r.'-*^¦r^* ?-* ' (APT V ;S suction ; JIH -24 ' '" :;^A^ - Arn Mtr ; 8 Jbsfens> ; ; >17% " ¦- '" •:• ' . ' . '::•>. • -;HOt>l' - ' .; >.; < >¦¦:: '¦':;' . ' • ,E^»;;14V-32, . i^i:^^;V' for .Red¦'.;., Chihar-called • '' ¦ .higher.'., idredge¦ , A T&n,;;v 61% ICencotf- -<:.-- 'i_ _OT4 Thii, hbo rheirKet.lis 36 cent! . the . ' •£i_ olden Seahprs-' —Was ,- ,T6p: butchers [1*o-220 lbs).,,:;,: 2B.2S ,. i l l ^ iii Am Th •:' ;38V4? LbriliardX 43% ' • Butchers (orcWJIng SM8) V,. i»;S0-ja.75i . . laUncfaed this . week-at a ship- 'VTop'.sows ^v.;: .' ':.,'.:. ;...... - '-ia.'»tV23.50, :.-:: ; | | ; J: ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦ .' .. ^NOT!^E^#^g ' AticoBda . :; 80W Minn MM 70 '- - .:¦ ::.- . y . tMyiM- . ' y:- - - -^ ' - - ..: : yard: liy Schiedam, near. RptterA ^, :: Designa;ttoh»'.- ea ^to:;' »ex;ia;our ¦^r^«^p:-;; Arch^Dh 37% MinniP&L : 3L ;; ' '£¦£: .. Tha caltlt marktt Is 'stM*y.to 25 cents, . ; : . N^W^:TpRK!;,• I0;ofcl2.00 ' , to :. : Boeing' : ,;i38% NAlh;Av; i63 ' ¦ - .. ' '¦;¦ "form: them-as to which posltjons^hat: Jtpiri ;.:.Tarrtiingtohi| ;Mnn? , stocks and airlines led the ad- ;. -.-- ""- - .' VeAL -' . -. - - ,:;:t -J-:/: > .-: ;:^. v v ihbre rightWmoa(:''!wrong.*. - : ;i ; ." steady; : : •¦ . - advertiser .believes ' would be' of more '-, ' ; - ;.;:.By .LOW8;HARRif/:;:::;. ' Bbise;Cas 56 N N Gas-'^60:: , ; - . tiie veal market Is ¦ , '. _- . ' , krea ; raised - Wihttestifca's 1965 ¦¦ vance. ¦:; :;, . . ;; „ .;.;;.;, ?.- .- . • ; Tpp . choice. • .,.....•..-. ,.....'.is.= ' -2J.OO " . . Interest to one. sex than: the -other be- . ' KEV VIET NAM POLICIES ; BninsWk "; 9% Nor:Pac 56% ¦ -:¦ - cause - of ^the;' work Involved. . Such - Tiie pyer^helmininnajbrityof ¦¦ v :' .Good - and-chblto .'.;.'.'.v;i, '18.O0-23.00, .. ; traffic;, fatality: cduni today -to . ' •' ;•' • ' ¦ . ' • ' ' -. ' ;." -.Dec. Sept. - ' :^' ;The ec;ohpmic nWi.Waavgdpd ' .;-;,...' ' '- 15.op-l7.Q0 ¦: deslghattons do nor Iridltate.or.Imoty ; > Catpillar : 50% No St 8*y8 Commercial¦ ' ..¦ «..-.: ' jAmericah peoplp^ . 71 per- ¦; ' ' ' ' r -W' ' ' ' ' iBonifi' ••;;¦...}i .:.' ¦¦ i ' .. ..'.WOO-down : ,. - that.any. advertiser¦ Intends to prac- ' 777, ; compared with l&l a year the -^ :¦ '.- '•; :¦ - 'V . -v.f' t - . Ch MSPP , 41%;Nw Air 129% but mUdt;as.the;t^ • v ... • . ,' tlces any ' unlawful preference* limit*. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . ¦ : ; •' ' ' ¦ "¦ ' cent ~ are prepared to cOn-^ Not using atomic ground \}, ' C&ITW ;\ll4%;Nw':Bairc; 'j5% ¦ X--/X- ' ;'.: Bray'o :iFop43 : : ' •' . :¦ : tlori; specification: or discrimination' In jjqgp:;.; -: ; -XX . :-: ¦<^X \ X . . ; \. ued .toi:irei>piind fi^:its. jsharp - .., . . ;• - .. ¦ ' ¦ ' : : ' ''; ' ' .-' ', ': employmeiit practices. .;- . •¦ .Thi Highway Patrol said Ro- tiiiue the:: tightiiig in:. Viet Nahn. weap«ns '. ''';. ' : :¦ Chrysler; 54% Penney: 67 : -;:eait ; «nd - or «)i ' :str»et . . :. - : ¦¦ ¦ selloff early Monday following • Buying :hours ft a.m. to S p.m. Mon HMHI ; ¦¦ ' : ¦ ' ' ¦: ' - ' ' ' • • atiiisSvc 40% Pepsi . . 77^ • ger Shutt ujitil the. ?- United.; . Statesi . :-c^ More . right: •: - ' . ,. M - 61. , : , day through ' Friday:' : ' .. .';::. '':> • ' :; ' - ' ¦! ¦ ' ;: r ^R^ •/¦ ' , ' :; '- ': Com Ed 52%. Plp_ Dgp . 73V4 the jFederal ^serve 's .boost in These quotations apply _i to noon lo ;:-.:'• ;Card ./of Thankt ,: v settienient on it?, Moire ;Wrong • \ . l3- /l4, ^^ ; ton,- ;was killed when; his: car negptiate;- av. :' W:: : , ' ' . •¦: 38% : thp pHn^:interest: , rbte7;' '^i;¦ ,;'; day on.', a yield ' (dressed) basis. , . Nbt-;sUr;e '. l'/f '- - 1. 21'.V >9• • „ ComSat ;PhUlips . 56 . . and -cutters. 26.50^.r .; ¦ ¦ ¦ sthick :the rear : of a truck; o_i CbMisibn ;: ' 3 .Cannerf : 'BRAAT_— ' 1!X- - • ¦XX.:»;X: <. .r -X: own terms. - Not bombing Chinese mainland Con Coal- •: fAfy : Pillsby .•;- 43 /4 / The Doiw'Jones average;of 30 ¦ ' ' v Highway...- 35W;':a ¦short distance ¦ of; ' ¦ ; : Froedter^ I• . wish to thank .all ..my friends, . . WHEELER, Wis. .^-^ Four ;•:. A. just,completed • survey >' More, right .; . ;¦- :: v 65 ;65 ContCari 61% Polaroid . 1157/8 ] neighbors and.- /relatives for ' the .- vfslts, ' ¦¦ industrials at noon was up 1.06 i'- Hours! 8 'ai.nii.to 4-p.m.i closed Sal.ur- ¦•: ¦ •• ¦gifts /, south; of: State • Highway 13, Ii. persons Weie killed .and One in- for . ', - Gont Oil 7L% RCA!:';::: ,• •47*jn bejore .loading.-"• . ' cards, - ahd • flowers : V 1,5 received ¦ ¦ irbVs«^y.p»;prfc^pwbljc;.tli^t-More .wrong . :-11 . . 33 .-; v ' -days. ¦' Submit sample . : while I- was 'in - Community ..Memorial Dakota, : Gprunty, sdutfc of: -: the ¦ solid ' : to ;952.39i v; The; ipaffket's ppehihg ¦ ' :. (New crop barley) ¦ , ¦¦ • ¦ jured critically¦ Tuesday. night: 1^^indicates support tbe Not. sure . - V . ":24'. - . •; Hi :- .- . CntLData 40: iEted Owi - mt ¦ " . Hospital. ' Special: thanks to Rev./ .peye Twin Cities; V .- '.'•;. ' ' ';.'. X v No.' V barley. .:,.,.'...... i.. ..;.«.1* . arid- .ReC Wegener. - for 'thefr . prayeri . . . whert two cars collideid:: In; the Not bombing Haho>i , • ; Deere; 49U ; Rep _U•: . 40% - Was.met by brisk buy^ " : barley . .;...... -.. 1;0» ¦ commitment of UiSv military " ' :¦ '¦ . No.:2 . '.....;. and . visits, .also to/.'- DK' Flnkelrtburg center of; a: highway -in gopd Mpre i-ight ... * '., :¦ 42 -; 47 Dou^las: 75%.Rexall :. ' 47%: Nb.,3 parley. ¦ ..,.,..,-...>...;>¦ ¦ '? I ; Shritt wait "alone , In Vthe : car. : . . advance cooled as the day Wore . ¦ ;. and . the purses - for ¦ their¦ ,. great ore. ' : : ' : " ppWer to South Vk Nam; The: ' ¦ y .: No; 4 barwy- ,:.;;;.^.'•- •-Xf}' ',; -:', bieass you/all. . - - .:>,-i-- ¦' ¦ ¦' '¦ The track ajriver^. WilHam weather^ -.:" X \ . '' ' ' - -.:X X'iX : - Moire wrong : :>: : v;. :;22 '20 . Dbw Cni ;; 74% Rey; O* 43% - .;' ; - . . ;¦ •; •- - ' ' • ."" " ': /" XX- ' ' ; .God' - . . Cick' : ¦Ken' through a ¦i= i'; ';' " oh. -V ;. .-; ;. . . •.-; - X XX- ¦ Winona - Egg BlarkeV ;; : Albert Braati" .-- Thie victlriis were Airs; -. determination; to sees Not siire .\r V' . 36 . :33 du Pont . 237 Seari Roe 63% ! Son, 27, of Labehon,, Oklav was .v'; : ;;' . p^tations..apply'' -»8 . «'' 'r¦:• ¦ ' " ¦ neth - Wittelstadti 23, . Houte 1, fcatttp thdre blockading Neorth Viet East Kod 106% - SheirOil-:; 64 ¦¦ . - .fHeai ¦¦ not injured.; , . . <.- - ..„•¦' • ' stepped-uj) scale of Not . ¦ ¦ ; . The Associated Press 60-stock •:•;, .' . :. iO:0O:B;n>t- today,'- ;" - ¦ :¦ ;-:¦¦}: ¦ ' r .42- DOCKWEILER— ,... ' Wheieler, a naoiher of one ichild, :-: Nam ports . '; -y :. :;. ,, • -}. Ford Mtr :515% ;Siriciair 62 ;: Grade A (lunjbo) . ;.;.;..- ...... ;. •I , to An elderly Jasper' w-oman. atwi is based ori /the wjd#pread con^ ; ayprajge at noon -%as up ;7 at ¦;¦;:.- : wish thank- friends and heigh. who was. ;alone hi her Car; More Tight : > ' . 26; :31 Geik Elec 113% Socoriy 95% . - Grade' A (large) -. .. ,:..;.i..'.. {'- JJ- ' : bbrs for cards,; flowers, gifts end 'visits a Richfield; ydiihg map who was . ' (medium) - ..iV...... 3«- , miction that victory -t^f: the Viet : " ' 354;8 With '--.-Miju^tri^^v'iip'. v:..!';-, Grade A , '-^while. -'l . was ' ;ln the: 'hospital. , - Special Jacob. W. Wiste,, 63, . Route 1, MoreC -wrong . , : 40'- '-' 38;.- G«h Food . 8*3% Sp Rand 31%^ Grade A (shn'all) • .' .. •.,•.:;..;;., ;.'. .15 .; - St;.- starting ; his honeyn_oonj'v^re ' " ' ¦ Up ¦ • -tharikV to- the; Sisters. of . Teresa's ' " Barrpn the driver of the other Cong Wpulid iiiean aJCornmunist Not; sidre: ': : / ' ¦ 34 .; . , 31 Gen MiU'S;56J4 St Brands - 73%. rails up:~'A and . utilities^ ,l Grade B .:. ;,r.,- .....- .iivi.' .-.»- •'• -A y 'College for their -prayers- arid .the) lay earlier victims. .-.-' " \ - i . . -;.; . . ' ; . . v - - ;, - '.'.;,.:;;. ..••'....- ¦ : : , JSpiith iVet- ¦ United ? Airliiies . advanced .Grade '.. .'l::-..^ ' -J* , .faculty for/ their spiritual /gift;-- -; • car j and two men passengers, take oyer of .our ¦ Although qompafativeiy .large Gen Mtr 103% St Oir Cal 79%J ' ' -. » Mrs: Lena:W; Haweis, :83,'Jas- ' ¦¦ '•¦¦' ' :¦ ' '¦ . Bay State iVHUing: Company .. , .^Herman. Dockweiier . . ' Shipley E. Bjerke. 34, Route, i, naihese; ailfes, '::. . •. . . • numbers, pf. Amedripans - dp - not Gen TelV-r -1*?%^ St Oif Ind .47 . - about i to lead aifjines; to-up high- ikr yas- killed. Tuesday when Was '¦• ' ' ' ' '- "¦[ '. i' Weyerhaeuser?: and Lionel K. ¦¦¦ feel cpmpetent to iudgnient Gillett: ¦- 38% St Oil Njh :78%j er puad.. Eastern a , : E|evaiior.. A;Griiiii .Prices . . 1 lier. - .car- - collided/ with a, .Great tllESE LATEST results show Jas$ ^ ¦ : ' «l'] Personal* ElIefsonV Roijte 1 ' Pallas, v -' 55V8: Swift .. pwnt; yX- 'X; , ¦:¦• X-X ¦ Slaritnfl'"Oc8% Union Oil ->-23^__ alohg with- Boe- :spring wheat '..i, t.56". -,. engine train pushed tb_e car i,5eo - . perceht irom a higlr of 38 per- administration^ p>olicies^ coiitiri- :a ppirit or so; . —No. 3 ribrtrsefn , 'to.'.' miss ' you, - be sure, and , say / 'good- Of "Wheeler, -was taken . 'to- Miller ' .P_»c 7 ;' ' •;¦' • :f|o. 4 northern'Spring wheat .....,1'.S2 :- bye ., bletore ;• you leave; ;Ray . Meyeri feet,down the tracks. He saJrl : f it ues except for' thee popular feel- Greyhnd 21% Uh 63 /_i ing' and . Dpugls_3,;;; . ..;; / ' : Hospital in -St; Paul in critical cent last - March, the .sane 3 = ' Noi' l hard winter wheat ¦.' .;.!;.. '. ^.52 . v Innkeeper;. WILLIAMS'- HOTEL, ' v:•: . ¦:.' ' " ; ing that, We'.puglrt to blockade Gulf Oil - 57% US Steel. -M / * Among . IoWer;priced ; stocks, No; '2. hard- Winter- wheal '..;'.'.;'., .150 _¦ there are ..rip . electric . signals ;at condition;;. ' . " .;;;¦ '' time, there ; has been iib. preci- ; ' ;; ' North . Viet. Nam ports; /; HoirieStk.; .46% Wesg El; ,623ya ' rqbntinufed active No..3 hard winter wheal ". i..... ;¦. 1. ••* ... the crossing: -X ^X ] , , ; , pitous trend in American public ; Sperry Rand No^-4 .hard- wlnter wheart :.' ; 1,42.. .. '• 'B _Li'EVE.i-Iri*;Sai»ta - ''- - The-: .autos collided on State 1 • ' ' ' ¦ . : ...... DON'T . .Clays..;¦ and ¦' to-ward escalation of thp In view of this national uritiy Honeywell 76. Wlwth 29% and fractionally higher. -:. • ... '• ' ; Nd;:.v rye' :..i:. ;v..^;..:" ,. ,.iV,i;i.i3; >:rush- liito financing;. before discussing " HighvVay>25 •':about 1^4 . miles opinipn ' ; ; ' travid Partington, 23, Rich-; behind current > sU.S. efforts in IBM advanced 4:;poin.ts, MGM ' , . t)o. 2 rye-;...... v...;...... ;..:'1.".: - ' your: problemV with WINONA'S LARG- north of -Wh^elef; - ¦;• War;. To the contrary, between : EST BANK. The officers In the I nstall" field, /died .Monday of injuries Viet ISfahi, it cbmes . as rio: sur- Was up, a - so.-;.wnefaJl ¦ Loan Debt'. - at ';. Tie . . Dunn; - CountyV sheriff's September and this current sur- : ' ; p6i^.. or^. ¦ ment' the' MERCHANTS he suffereid. |Iov. 14 «s his par-; prise . that 66 percent ;of' "the GRAIN a ppjrit ' {Flrif ;pJb. Wednesday; Nbv,,10/ .19«H) . NATIONAL BAN< can:.'.usually.'. sblva office said , weather, very, this hiimber bit people who Mbtofs, feU mo*e ithani; : " - ' ents drove him and Bjis bride;- to the was ' public gives president Jbfenson ' : ' '; ¦ ' ' your probifem^ Ybtir . monthly. paymi?nts Want to carry the grbund war . MINNEAPOLIS::(AD-Whea-f. and Du ;Ppnt was : tiff about::2i ;- .. -; -'V:" :v;:Nbfie_ 'bf f " '¦: -X will be tailored to your income and yo'u ¦ ¦ clear and . driving; conditions a : positive pver-all ' ' SAl.a, ' Minneapolis St. Pa.ul Interna- ' ' : intb "Viet Nam ;>'at'.; the -risk.; score- when receipts/Tuesday..541; year agci ; • MORTOA&a ; FORECLOSUr^.,, - will be bitilding valUable credit stand- were •• good when . of ; Irig every time ybu tional Airport for\a "honeymoon . the two cars asked to rate Jsis .handling :bf Jones & Laughlin was a point ': • '- IS >:ri_REBY-j GiviEN, :' Thai • meet' your monthly ¦ on¦'¦; bringing Red China directly;into ¦ 304; trading bagis. 2 to TVloWer; rlOTICB ;Installment. Tel; 2837 todayl .;' -..:• . ' flight to the Bahajitia_3/ f .; ;•¦;.' ''j: ¦ met a. straight stretch of : the ; conifli.t; But:;some of. the ' .; ; lip default' has tKcurred: In the cbndltlbriS- of . . ; ; ; ¦ : ' ' ¦ the /- ''conflict ^ has acutualiy '# prices to 7%;lbW'er;; casli higher. Other: ateels were - 'mortgage; dated the 15th "- Hits. rOad.. ; > " ' • ;'' v. , - '? ': . ,^ ' ' : ' '" shifts:, iri sburces, of support are 2% ' that certain / X Warrington's X . mother^ . . mibished^;. y- ' .':. : :- / :y -. : :' - - ' , ;¦ . • - ' spring;¦ wheat basis, Ho l-darlt fractibns.'v;, ;';: --::X ~ X' XXX:' day of Sepfe3Tiber,..1958, executed by Robr OUR. MENU, FEATURES all family fav- ' killed rather' revealing; ,,: . ; ^ 'rnberg and - Ragnhtld; Hornberg» his johh Wan^toni:Waa airid /; was the Septeriiber. X: Utilities, electronics and metV ert 1Ho ¦ brlles. During . Ihe hustle and bustle .of " ; Charles Bo_insWT .; 47, • of -Su- As case.Ul northern 1L. to 17 protein i.735_;- wile, ': as • rnortgagors . to The. Farmers' Xhrlshnai,' save yourself; dinner chores his bride, Carolyn, and father JPOSITln'E RATING X)N L B;j. ¦¦ ' ' Bank: of Minr* ; perior was . killed^ln a collision a plurality pf Ardericahs still . L99%. x'\ ; ;,; •/ ¦/ x?-x ais wiare mixesd amid: . niarrbtv and Mechanics Savings . "• by treating the family ' at-ROWS RES- wei» injured; ; : .; x i apblls,' Wlr)rieapolIs,,:MIniiesota/j as noprt. TAURANT. ,126. E.. . 3rd St. ' Open 24 . jnyfilvimj"a car . and a bus Tues- would ' like, tb see: a blockade . HANDLING .OiPJViEt NAM;; ; .;¦ changes. Railsrwere^^ fractionally ' , lha offlc«-of ¦ ¦ ' Nb. I hard Mohtatna Winte_r ' '' : gagee, filed" for/ record. .In hour*, every, day,,., except. Mon. : day night.: He was a .passenger imposed " on Nor tb Viet .. Nam ¦;: ' :' .;¦•;; ; ¦•:/ ' ' highet. \-X X;< X X'- ' '-'¦/' !-?- X£X X- the. Register ot .Deeds ln; and,.for the .; . , ; I1>ec. Seat. May lt30%fi^%-; ;':, '- ' / %;;;¦ X : -X ; and State of Minne- Opposition to bombing of ; ;: ¦; : : " :¦ " : .; International Teleptibne 'was County of Wnona; in an automobile that rammed Eorts. -v' ' • ^" : -V -¦% %:•?>.;%- .• • Minn. - S.D. IVo 1 hard Wintesr : sota, on the 17th..dey,of:-Septernberi 1958, ianOiv however,; st_Jl runs close ' ' :: ¦ ' ' ' clocfe ;-P;N\;,.- and. .recorded In ': the - rear, of a Duluth > Superior Naabriwidp : M- -66 :' - ,65 ;. j57 - /;- ; off -a: Vfractiptt; and Anierican at 2:30 b' - /. .(Pub. TDate .Wednesday,.Dee.. »,:.1«3) to 2 to l. Ppppsition to the usp ; i;59%^.87^r ..:^>v- ;; ; V :; _ ::> 'Boolc ' .15«Nof. -Mortgage Records, page:;J05; ¦ ¦ Transit busi ; in- Soutbi JSiiperior. By politics: ; /; :' '.•;:;::./.,. - Brbadcasting fell about:4. ; ' - ' action . or. proceedlhg. has Been „ . AN .bRblNANCE; X *Xi- ound re ; that no- . . . The driver ; of the of atomic ^gr weapons ; - " iio . 1 bard ' amber ..dururia; ; Prices:on the Ameneian: Stock Instituted *t Jaw to. recover the debt ¦.¦ Te Amend the Code of the-City of carV Bay LaO' Reptiblicaris •. -. ".•. ?30-;; ;56: ; ,52.: : .mortgage, or/., any part ' .- ¦ Wliiona; Minnesota/ 1959. . ' mains at; 5 tb' 1, ind opposition chbice: i:7W.83 ; discounts, anar ¦ secured ' by - said. . ' - ¦¦ . dihi/ -43,;;St.;.;Paul,.. ':MEhh,,;.ai.d - -a Democrats. ;; «39 - - 73 .62 . ExchEdtige .nipved higher in thereof;: that-the; said' mortgagee , has The:. City -. ,Council of ..Vthe'-.city ". of, bus ; passenger, Bettjr; to bombiag the. China mainland: ; her 2-3;:dui;urn;4#; : :{; XX.. 'ding;;' ; -; : '. - elected; In- accordance - with - the . terms Wlnbna, .Minnesota,-do drdalh: .. Stahhard, Iridejperidehts :. 67; '60 .. .53¦ ¦ hea^' "tta ;;: y: XX : : •;Sectlbh 1.; That the Name Winonan rubs close to 6 to/1.^ ';¦ :.: v ¦ ¦:. -¦ ¦X of said 'mortgage; le: . declare; and has classification^^ in ¦ ' 58, Superior were hospitalized; GOP voted, ; .. -•: ' . - • <:brri No 2 yellow i^%-1.2li4.v US; ..gbverntiient and 'eorpp- declared the whole-sorn secured thereby the .Zoning Ordinance-of'-the ' Code-'of the : i&SHFQELp; ;Mini_. +. Gordon ' ' payable; City - of ' .Winoha; Minnesota, ; ; 'Stephenr::!)'. Creiher; 43; Sim AS THE fighting in Viet Nam - JJ;B;ji-;;' ;;v^68 : ; :-: ui> East ;. -.. *S9 72 59: v Barley, cars LIVESTOCK of ' ^ day eveainR. He succeeds Ejirvin 1?9;' good to choice 1:16 - 1.42; S498.65 aria . 1945 . taxes' In the; sum: of -The./Nbrtherly pbrflbn of /Outlets' 19. ' his bicycleron Highway 151;near lie opinion behind this effort has Midweist : : .:'68 59 1-61. \ -. 5558.53. Including' penalty; , and - that pur- /•: and - 20; of; '.Plumer's Addlt!6n,':faO Richter;, Wihoiiai'; :' ' - ' "' ¦¦ " ' ? SOUTH ST. PAUt sale therein: con- ' the City of Winona,- Sun . ' 'Prairie. . ' • ' '•• •;"• ' ;- • -place. Sbiitli •; -69 - X 6i. -52 " low to interinediate 1.12 - 1.3«3; SOUTH;ST. PAUU, •Mlnn.:'.ll llr-tUSDA) suant -to the -power of . more partial- . taken .. ; Heweverj the ; : ; ¦ ¦ ', said:.mortgage will be' -foreclosed . larly. :.descrjbeai: as follows,.; tc-wlt: Also elected'" Wpiiara Goru- ¦Wesifc^: - - ' - ;;. ' .' , feedd.:05-i'J2;-- -' ;' '' ' ¦• ' • : —Cottle . 5,000; calves 1,8007 .trade an tained, . ' ; ' objective of the Ajnerican i peo- - . ; 63 ; ;66 : .60-: :V ' - - - • - -i V- and -the tract pt land lying and being Commencing .at the .' intersectloh ' of forth, La Cresceni> ; -vice pr^ ' slausritr steers ind helferi active; strong ' -. - ¦ , , Oh the¦ .Viet;riam issuti,;- MK Rye Np21iii%-ii7%V - \ ' "25 - ; • -higher;,:':-cows' ahd . bulla in. the Courily: of Winona, State of .Min- . the west -line of, Out|ot 20 of Plum- ' ; ple has not . .chaa^ed. Rather : »o " . cnls ' as - follows, to-wlfc . - : er s Addition dent, mri,Mrs. PMlfcp Helse; ^. - Johnson ' .is; : . - - Plax';'Np ' 2.98;;.' ;- - ': 'X- steady;: ,: wealers: ;and slaughter -. calyej nesota,' described ¦ ' . .to the City of Wlhona, than dbsfructib_ ; .«of the. NTorth winning support ¦ :r XXX ' \ • •¦ : . All of. the Southeast .Quarter of the • . ' ;.' and fhe. north . '- 'line -of .'Sarnia - ;n6ha, se:A^;ot - Quarter ol the Southwest:-. Quarter ... the -place . . of /beginning;-/ '' thence man was JoelTwalten , Houston. Stiu^overWhelmingly on his side; slaughter. - calves - 1B.0O-2O.0O; good. -14.O0- .Twen.- now, the American people ap- 18.00; - choice-V80O-950 lb -feeder- steers . (W'/i SWM SWV4) of Section . southerly at;right: angles :to .Sarnia Sid ScpyiUe,; ta 'Ctaescient co>ine- t i li lii l • ,ty-seveii; (27),' all in Township - One : Sheet • ¦.426i4 .. feet,;more ^^^ prsless,./to. pear to> be ready to commit Siniilariy, by regkm^:he" has lost 24.00-24.50; good 55IWW. lb 21.00-23.00. : . " HundreSd Six (106); North of Range - the '' north .' line' ofV'Sarrila Afreet;'; dian, entertained. some grburid in the /East; arid Up ^f |efis|oi Hogs 6,500, actlv; barrows , and gills • Fifth- Prln- ' whatever, is required to accohi- 50 l cer»ts" higher;, -sows 25, to mostly .50 . . ' Seven .(ty;: West of :the thence - easterly . .along -, the; ' north • ; cN&tf tneeUng vM be , -Feli.-; 'J ' ' ¦ ¦ > ' '¦ : cipal' Meridian atc6rdlngv to the : Council' plish - this 'end. ;/;. •:,:;¦; •;- ." West, but his gains in the iMid- cents Higher;', feeder pigs strong- to $1.00 . ¦ . ¦ line '.of Sarnia '. Street. • 107 t'feef; sWork ' ' -U. s; Government Survey thereof; - In I^ahM'svInB,vWinonak . .•> ; We&t arid South are hlgher;: boars steady;- U.'J. 1 '.'and j 190- thence '. 'at. . .- right angles . northerly The -carefully- . drawn / cross double these will be sotd by the sheriff 6f-.seld County 3T8.2 feet ; ; thence at -right . angles ;NEW YORK;: CAP) - No* 230 ,1b barrows and gilts 29.75-30.00;' mix- , section was asked; losses. . Kosygin Charges ed J.l-4- , 190-240 . lb 29.50-29.75; 240^2M . lb at public . ayqtlon oh: the 27.50-28.75.' 1-3 . 270-330 lb sows ' ' ' State, United States (1) stop fight- 24,75-2S;25; . 330-406- lb 24.25-25.00; 2-3. 400- of Winona ;:lri said County ,and distance of. 1205 feet, more or- .less,, work pf the Vatican Ecumenical ' Alexei Ni Kosygin lias, accused to pay tr«e debt ; then secured by. said of- 1 ¦ ; ing now and aegotiate liut 500 lb 23.50-24JO; choice 120-165 lb feed- ¦ - to the southerly right way line Report Claims mortgage." ahd taxes, ' -. If any, . oh' said of ..'said : railway; company; ' Council and said today it opens : tAe United States of Whipping e -plgs - 25.00-26,00. - , ' thence¦ keep our troops there pr (2) ; -Sheep 2,500; • slaughter' •' lambs and premises- " and the. costs - and/ disburse- westerly ' along -the'' southerly ' line' the, Way fbrYti new up War terisibns, larmitig YFest ' ments, and attorney, fees allowed b>v law, era of col- should we pull o>ut our troops AN Renamed slaughter ewes ' steady; feeder - lambs ¦ of rigrjt oj-way • a -'distance" of:' 17Q twelve Germany against the Soviet Cln- steady to: 50 cents higher; . choice - and sublecf' -to • redemption within - feet, more or less, fb the place of' laboration among churches. . anil then negotiate or (3) rridnths frctti said date, of sale; ' ¦ prime 85-110 lb wooled . slaughter lambs; beginning; ialso that " part of. out- -:.. Many said the council Went ion and killing defenseless; p*eo- Dated November 2, 1965. -. '• :•- - ':., Jot : ;20/ plumer s; Addition ; . ¦ ; should we keep fighting until 25.50-2(4,50;..good ' .and choice 70-90,. lb ' ' ' to the farther in modifying!'', ple in V»et .- Nam.;.- 24.50-25.50; utility and good wooled THE FARMERS . AND MECHANICS City .of .'Winona, which , .lies ;easter-: . . Rornair we can negotiate on our own SAVIMGS BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS ly; of the-following described ; ¦ ; ' , slaughter .'ewes .6.00-7.00; choice , and - ' line, Catholic jpolicy, pf long standing ••termsr^ . :-:^^¦ In Goodview In a restatehient of recent So- 24.50;25.i0; ; : Mlnrieapoiis¦ , Minnesota' : to-wit: Commencing at a point . on' , fancy 60-80 lb . feeder . larnh; , ' '¦/¦ ' ' ¦ ' / at 26.00; good -'. " .-'- . Mortgegea. - ¦¦ the north,: line ', of Sarnia, ..street, Out al Madison that any outsider _iad thought :. :•' STRATEGY FOR viet comments pri foreign . - af- short . deck and choice Howard ri. Grovkn,- ; ... ' ¦, y A\ll iGoodyiew yillage officials 50-60 lb -22.on:24.so. ' ' '• ¦ ¦' ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ which /point- Is '550 feet east, of ..the possible:- /¦ - ';; '- '¦¦ :¦ faire, Kosygin Said Soviet ie?ad - 90 iSouth .' Sixth Street, . • ' • i . - ' . intersection of ' MADISON, -Wis; a*- The Cap- ' _ . . X ? : NEGOTIATION : ; "CHICAOO ' . 55402 v - the north' line of ¦ ' ' were returnedl. to office Tues- Mlhheapblls, Minnesota-:' ¦ . , Sarnia -. Street:-and the, west line ^disoii said V Dr., Edvviii Tuliery secretary ,6f ;.:. ' - - ; .' v . ' •¦••¦ '. . Total ers. could riot meet with:Pr«esi- CHICAGO W —(USDA)— ' Hogs -.4,500; Aftprney, -for. Mortoaoee.. '-:. • ital Times of . ¦ ¦ ¦ • day, wcludliig; Rex Johnson; butchers - 50' cents- .-to $1.00 higher; ': 1-2 of. Ouflof.;207 Plumer's •- Addition; ¦V- - ': • :¦; •. . .Eiibiu. derit Johnson so long as the war trience . at . right angles- to Sarnia today it had learned that half the'American: Baptist Cjohven- . - ' mayor ; Charles Sriiith and 190-225 |b butchers , 30.50-3O75; mixed:. 1-3 (First P«Jb.' Wednesday,;-Nov. ' 24/ " 1965) . : ¦¦ ' ' ¦¦• '• ¦/¦' : -^ ' '"" ¦ Ger^ 190-240" lbs, 29.75-30.50) ¦ 2-3 . 240-270. -lbs , Street ' fo' the ' Sduth' .' line of the the nieinbership of the Univer- tion, ;. said the council . Vopened V; • : . . .. : - : -- - i'< : %: : iri Viet Nam continues. ; , ald . Feil5,, trasteesV and touis 29.50-30.00! l-3'325-400 . lb .sows 24.50-25:25; State'bf iMInnesbta;) ts. ' .- right. of way of 'the Chicago, ' MIL. Keep , fighting, negotiate :¦ ; :¦ ' ¦ waukee, St. Paul .and sity of TViscdnsm athletic board opportunities for ^pmmuhicar Albert, justice; of the^ peace; , ;Kosygii.'s remarks, reported 2-3 450-500'lbs-22;75-23.75. ' - " . . - . County of. Winona . ) In Probate ". Court Pacific Rail- '".ori terms. ;• . Cattle , 11,000; . slaughter stters.stiad/ to . -.;•:;No, 15,963 ¦¦ ' : :: way Company and, there ¦termlnat- . favors removal bE Milt BruKn tiori between the Romaii Church own 71 ; ' ' ¦: • • ;• ¦ : ¦ ¦<¦ ¦ ? ¦ All except -Albert : had filed. today : by the official So-viet 25 cents higher;,:. 16:, loajls / prlme 1,1M- .' In Re'Estate ef , ¦/ .- .:•..•/ . : - ing; ' - . .' '• • ' . ' .¦:;,-.\ ::. , as.football coach . : Stop fighting now and ; . i . Section,:2; .. . and the Protestant Church that There was no filed. opjpositioh, news agency Tass, Were : ritade 1,400 ' Ib sjaiighter steers 28.00-28.25; : hu- ' Wllhtlmlna C. Don_ldson,; Decedent. "That the .Classification' lit The board has eight voting were never' there" before. negotiate , 13 .Of the 70 varte^ ;cu' rheroos loads hloh choice and prime-1,000 . Order for : Hearing on Final Account the said Zoning Ordinance bfMia, follow- ¦ " "¦' ' ' sf ,r Johnson Monday in an interview with to.: U400- lbs ' 27,25-27.75j ' choice . 1,100- . ' and Petition for Distribution. : ing described real estate be arad If here; member, and rnakees recorpmen- Pujl but tfoops and : .¦• • . , by is changed from , Dr. Eugene Carson , Blake, ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ received 56,' Write-ins for rhiayor 1,375 lbs 26.S0-2r.25; good 24.25-25.75i -nu- The representative of- the: above .named , M-1 to R-3, - and negotiate ' .¦• ¦¦:' '• -4 ' •' aJarnes Rpstbn, an assbciate edi- ce, that - the ' zoning 'map of . the , City be datiotts to the. unirversity: presi- clerk of the General Assembly . . were 9 for Harris Anderson • 1 merous . . loads • high i choi and . prime estate having , filed her final, account and ¦¦ ' ; ' ' ¦ ¦;¦ ' ' ' - tor pf the New York Times. 900-1,100 lb slaughter heifers 25.75-26.00; ' 'settlement and allowance changed , accordingly: :. " . dent who in turn iri_p6rts.to; the Not^,sure ^ :. : - 'C ' : 12 . . : petition - 'or- ¦ ' of the. ; United Presbyterian 2 for Dr. E.' -Cr. Callahan and choice , BOO-1,075 lbs ' 24,75-25.50) Hood thereof ahd ' for distribution :' to ttte- ' per- -. . Lot 9 and , Westerly 35 ,f«rbf '.Lbf . The i It Wae the; thiidl interview . - board «f regents, ' , ,;u:S;A; cpfnrhitment to the present one each for Harold Engliirid 22.00-24.25; utility - . arid- cAmmerelal ., cows s'ohs 'thereunto: entitled; ; . .10, - Block 25, ' Smith's Add(f|bn¦ . to Church in the ; said "the Kosygin . has . given to: a , foreigri , 12,75-14.00; utility and commercial "bulls "" the Cify . of. ' , •.- - . . ' .: The regents me«t . in Milwau- U.S. course on holding the line : ¦ IT >IS :OR0ERED, that the hearing . WMona. '. . ' ecumenical movement, has been and Richard Pettit journalist 16,00-19.00.' • , '• V. ' • .;- .: thereof be had on December 14, 1965, at ' Section 3. This ordinance shall be in kee Friday. : .' ; . - in South Viet Nani was never since be succeeded ,300; wooled • slaughter laihbs . . greatly, strengthened and.-v 'we' There; were two^vacancies; to '¦ Sheep- Hi 15 o'clock: A.M., before ..this . Court force and ; take effect from:and after/Its The newspaper said one un- . clearer- than iri the trebd-lihe , ' Premier Nikita Klirushchey •. in strorifl lb 50 cents;higher;, few lots choice In Ihe probate" court . room In thie,court passage, .. approval and -publication. look ; to eVer4ncreasittg be filled ori. the council Feijs, and prime J5005 , lb wool«d lambs 2A50- Minnesota, Passed at Winona, -Minnesota, . '¦;- '' ^forward established recently : October. . 1964.; A" Tuj-kish;journal- house.in , the City of Wlnone, ¦ ¦ ¦ . ¦ identified board rmember report- : in answer seeking re-ele-ctioh 27.00; cull to . ' good wooled - slaughter and that notice hereof hi given ; by pub- „ December 6, 1965, " , . . : -v - . ' . .;¦ " ' unity and cooperation. ,; received 54 British;¦': newspaper : , ¦; ¦ ¦ ' , ed the group, with one absten- '^ tp a puestion that has been re, ist . arid a ew«s - -6,00O0.0O, , '. ' ' . • ' • . • • . " ' lication '.of this order In the .Winona Dally . . .. '•: CHAROLD. BRIESATH, , votes: Smith; who;is filling: a ! '..;• ' ' '„ ¦ tion, vited 4-3 to reeCTmrnenid the Evangelist Billy < Graham peated . at regular , intervals oWner saW him earlier. - News end¦ by mailed¦ notice as, provided . President-¦ of'City. Council.¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - ,- ¦ : ; vacancy ,by appointment, polled by 'law,. ' . . ', , Attest: - , . ; ' -,'. , ' „" ". : , . ' . /• ¦: '. . .. remov al of .' Brulhn;; The last commented: , "The;. . council throughout 1965 : /Dated . November - 23,' 1965; . ' , ..' ¦:¦ JOHN. S. CARTER, , -; 62. The write-in votes wete: Kosygin concluded the , Inter- ' scheduled meeting of the fconrrj brought out a new understa'rid-: "All iii all, what do yon PRODUCE ¦ ¦ \ E. ¦ D. LIBERA, ,, , :• " 'City;Recorder. .. Malcolm Moore Jr.;.5; Dr. Cal- . • • ¦ '. ¦ " ;¦• , , .V. - 'i • Probate , .Judge, Approved!, this 7th day of December, ing and spirit among all Chris-; view With ah expression of feibpe ' ' • ¦ ¦¦ ¦ was held Nov. 23 in Madison. think we shboM do ahout , (ProBefa Court SeflfJ ' I96S7 " . " „, •::" ., ' ., ' , ' , ' ' -' - ' ,' ;" ' :¦ lahan, ;3," and: Kenneth Brandtr 'war : would not ; hang ' -oyer CHICAGO (AP) — (USDA ) >- •¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ' Newsrncri ; were told tlans, the debates provided Viet Nam , now ?, We cob fol- that Merlin A, Beatty, - ., '. ',,: -w '.; , ¦:>:, ' " ' - . :• ' ' '' R. ' K. ELLIIN'GS;" ' • then that a Robert Bundy;. Les Larsoh. ' , , ¦ ' • ¦' ¦ !¦¦ • the subject of Bruhn's rernoyal hew understanding on the part low , one / of three , courses:¦ . .,'! arid the world —; after earlier accus- liive poultry: Wholesale buying Attorney for Petlllonef; ; ,: . ' ' ; ' • , : ' ' • • '' Mayor.: . Thomas Sardelli , one each. ing United States of "creat- prices:unchanged; Toasters 23%- was hot discussed, of ' Protestants . of what the Carry: the gromnd .war into 27 the . (First Pub. Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1965). (First pub, .Wednesday, Dec. I , 1965) ' 1 ^Albert polled write-in votes to fry- ¦ ¦ Bruhn, 53, has. been 'Wiscbn- North Viet Nain at the risk ing an atmosphere conducive 25; special fed White rock State,of- Mlnhesolt ), «, * , :¦: '. ¦' ' ¦:¦;, 'X~ t' CITV OF W NONA :". • . Church qf Rome believes, and it for: justice, Mtrs, Ray Kulas re- ' ¦) r - I . ¦¦ elti's head footba ll coach for 10 of b ringing Red China into War"-in Europe. ; - , - , ers. 18¦ %-19Vfr; ¦heayy hens 18- touhfy of Winona ' In .• probata Court , / .',< Wlnona;.MInnesota '. ' ', ' , ' ,' provided for a new reformation ceived 11 write-ins; , Mark ¦ ' ¦ : - ' ;."Nb.: ,li,30J . '' ' ¦. '•;, , ' years ' - . ''We do not waat tension "built im, • . ' . ' - -.\ :' . ,, ' ' ¦ ,; . ADVBRTiSEMBNT FOR BIDS " . His teams jiave complied ~ or ; freedom • "—. ' within the the fighting; withdraw our , ,ln ,R* Eitate ef ,". ' ' ¦ ¦ ' Sqhneider, 8- and Ed Albert, , Oerald J. Lehnertd, Decedenf , '' /v, ¦ •" !, ' ', : ' . ¦ ¦ " ./¦' • . ' ¦• •; ' .; ¦ ' a retiord of 49 victories, 39 , de, support and troops , from - up in any; part 6-f the woirld/' ¦ ¦ :;, Foh . , Church of Rome;" Donald Kohner, Floyd Fartv NEW:YORK (AP ) - (USDA) Order lor Hearing on Final Account ;, ¦;. . • ". CJASOlllNE • ¦;. ,¦ feats and five ties. ' South Viet Nairi and nego- Kosygin said. ' : and Petition for Olstrlbullon, :- . Br. , N«lsca Gllieck, president hdltz , Harold Englund, Dean — Butter offeringjs light;; dfr ' ' tiate j continue to try . to .The representative of, the above ' named Sealed Proposals marked' "Gasoline, of:Hebrevy Union College in Cin- Harvey and George Kohner, iriand irregular; prices un- estate having filed her final account' end Bid " will, be, received at the Of flee of , the hold the ,: ¦ ; ono, City; line there, to pfe- ' :: ; ' :; " . ¦¦ : ' ' ' ' ¦ ' petition . for : settlement and '- allowance Recorder of the city of,Winona, cinnati ! felt that U\e council de- 'eachi ' : ; ' ' ' : 'V . changed;".' / ' • • ;' , , ' Minnesota, until 7:30 . p.m, on- , , vent the Communists from " thereof and for distribution¦ to tho perioni Monday,' liberations resulted ., in "a tre- biferings, : light de- thereunto entitled; • v ;• , December 20, 1965, , for furnishing • the takUg over , South Vict American Motars Cheese ¦ " Warriors Wjn mendous forward-going devel- hiand good. :' • < ': , < : • ',¦¦' :/, . ' - , IT , is ORDERED, That, the hearing City of Winona wllh approximately ss.ooo . , Nnim. Which do you favbf? ¦ ¦ thereof, be had on December 17, 1965, ai gallons of :gaso|lne ' In' accoridanw . with opment in religious history, "' ' ,' Wholesale • sales. ; American 10:30 o'clock , A,M.i befor* this Court Ir, the . specifications' prepared by the City COURSE INT VIET NAM ¦ ; Dr; Robert Dodds; associate cheese (Whole milk), single dak the ' probate court room In the court, house Engineer p| Winona, Minnesota. , Hold Get Esca- Daley Re-elected Cuts Back Output In , Winona,; . Minnesota, and that notice . Speqflcatlphs . and Proposal Form may On Han$.i.'s Pin secretary for .Christian unity of Line Out siea fresh 4«%-48% cents; single hereof he given by publication of this be obtained at the City Engineer'^, Of. ¦ ¦ late flee, City. ', " ' :; Ot-Aaneri. order In the. Wlnone Dally - News , and 'Hall, Winona Mlnrsawta. All ¦ KENOSHA, Wis. the National '%. :'% 53- • '• Council of Church- ..% . daisies aged 51-55; flats aged • ' ": PRESTONvMinn. -.'- A 40 scc- can Motore, Corp., announced to- by mailed notlco as provided By law, bids must be " submitted on the. Proposal by, es and a guest observer for six December 65 7 28 57: processied American pasteur- Dated November¦ 32,: 1«5^ , . , Form lurnlshed;, ' ' •: ond pin RicBiard Harisen in By Dairy Co-op •¦ ¦ "" ¦; • ' B.i D. LIBERA, . A cerllfled;«heck : Weeks of the council's final ses- October 59 day a 13-day suspension oE; pfp- ized 5 lbs 4«;46% ' domestic>wlss . ¦ . or bidder's bond'shall, the heavyweighst divisiom gave JI 30 :¦ . -probete Judg¦ t.¦, atcompany each, bid |n an amount equal , ROCHESTER, Minn. - Ail ductlon at its automobile plants grade "A" 53-57; grade , ¦ •' ,(Probate Court Seal). . •, " .... , ¦ v Caledonia a 22;20 wrestling vic- sion had this to say.; September 49 25 26 (blocks) ¦ tp. ,et;least ' flve' percent (5%) of the 1 965 officers of the Rochester in Kenosha arid Wilwaukee arid -"C" : Streater, Murphy & Broshahan, bid made . , payable to |h« city of WK tory over Prcstoh Tuesday "My strongest impression i^as July 45 30 25 "B" 51r55; grade 51-54.: Attorneyi for, ' ¦ ' Dairy Cpopferatlve , board ,of . ;aley Uwiston, is president for automotive rnanu- In Re Rstate of lies,.' -, , ' , ' / . ' ' " , ': j ' . t Hansen's , pip were enough to prtfflsed by, the evidence of splr«, lation column has leveled : out, , volume sales.) • ¦ Dated at Winona, Minnesota, . .;• • ' , William Rellihd, Decedent.,,; ¦ ¦ But the groups that president. Other officers are : facturing, said the purpose of IVew YorV spot quotations fol- Order for Hearing on Decdmber 7, 1965. . , " overcome the deficit. itufli vitality in Uie Roman essentially Petition for Probata ' «-r-«dn Rehm !¦») dec, 0»ry Chrls- Francis Whitcomb Eyota; vic*a . suspension of production ol Will, Limiting Time to File :« v , , ' , . JOHN S. : CARTER, Catholic Church and by the pppoaes the war and >Vant_ a , the ' low; standards 4514-45; checks Claims ' toiflersson (C) II 0| lOj-Lyl. n eyer downward — the recent karson, Rushfdrd, for the cutback in the tota.1 Wis- cy medium (41 lbs' avera-ge) file in IhIs Court and : open o inspection) ¦ . • . ¦:, , No, '16,006 ' dec, (C| ; IT IS ORDERED Scheehn (p) 0*ntt Man Ml Ua demonstrations ih Washington elected to the executive corn-, consin employment to af*proxlr fancy (47 , that lha hearing . ' . . " . 'In Re Bilate of —Vlnti Arnold (P) p, Yohi Spencer (O ^ 43^45; heavy Weight thereof , be had on January 6. 1966, at • JJonyld p«i»r Leisen, jtiittee front the board of direc- mutely ,000 through the layoff , - ; Decedent. iSli 145—Dennis Dearnlnk (P) dec, Oor., Recorderi Phonogra ph and elsewhere notwithstanding, J9 lba min) 45?4fi A: mediunt (40 lp:J0 o'clock -KNi,, before ttils Courl Order lor Hearlng on Final Accdunl don (C) Vitscr, . ¦; ¦ ' ; n tha probate . . Wlearefe :-0r lM-D-»n By the same token, tl^ere has tors.; ' ; .:. ; : v . •" • . . of'2,490, , ' ." average) ; sroalls . ' . . court' room in the court ;¦ . - ..and Pell |or» for DWriWrtloft, (C) dec. Steve Dwrnekomper (P) 'f-o ; ' ' ' lba 42Vi-43Mi , house In Winona,, Minnesota, and thai • The rdpresentallve of Ihe Thlet (C dec, Wllilim Stolen at Cathedral • . •: ¦' • ' ; American Motors has h a d above named Hi^-L.ry 1 Witt not - been a commensurate rise (S« lbs average) 36Vfi-38.; pb|ectl«nt to the allowance, of said Will, •» »'• "»ylno Hied hli final account IP) 41i 171-Ed Helton (C> won by If any, be filed before , ¦ , and ¦ A Wipe recorder and . sloreo in , sentiment for bombing Hanoi rough going In the autooiotive said time of petition for ' settlement and allowance larlert) Mwl—Richard Hannen |C) p, hearino! that tha , time wl|hln which thereof ,»nd phonograph Hager City Nyoriian market this year. While CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago for dlitrlbu|lon, o,the¦ per-™ Sieve Hosted (P) MO,' were taken; from or taking ether stops that some sales creditors of said decedent, may (lie their sons thereunto entitled! . , ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ . ¦ ' ' clelme. be limited to lour ; rnotilhs from the Cathedral grade school; 53 more , militant critics of U.S. General Motors, Ford and Mercantile Exchange — Butter ¦"""i* ihe . ' .hearlho Dead in Accident the^ate herepl, end that the claims sg ihiL Wb»fS h I^I' K. Wabasha St., sometime be- conduct of the war have advo- Chrysler all reported thefer 1965 flrrn; Wholesale tuylng prices tiled be, u£& .««» on December 30, 1965, at heard on . April )j; 1966, »| A M Mwt ¦' ¦¦ c»ur Badger Pre Gage tween last Thursday nnd this cated, Back in September , arid HAGER CITY, Wis; l)n ,T- calendar year to date sales run- unchanged ; 93 score , AA 54; 92 IOI JO , o'clock Km., . before ' ttils Court WfyJSWprobate ,court'' ". room «"• ' p In the probale court room Jf* <"' ' Ih the court In Ihe court n ¦MnM*' Minnesota, - and Monday, police reported today. again in this most recent survey, Mrs , Arthur F, Grabow, 64: ning well ahead of 1964, AMC A 64; 90 B 63V«; 89 C «t%; hogs* In W'none, Minnesota, and thai HSiilli i r<0 ,' ' ,thnt Tourney Marc h 17-19 ¦ co to publication: of Sister Jerome- of the Cathed- people were asked; / Route 1, Hager City, was killed was; off its 1964 pace. cars , 90 ,3 64; 89; (J 62^. notice hereof, be: olven , by ' -publication ol mi. ^d4r *W?2,Wlp ona- Dally this ord«r, ; In »iS hu "^'ho News (fl ral school reported that some- "I want to read you '- *<; Tuesday , when the auto driven Unofficial figures showed Eggs firm; wholesale buying the Winona M|y News and by mailed , notice as provided by STEVENS POINT, Wis. — and/; by mailed¦ ¦ r»of/e» < «i - provided by 1 one entered the school build- number of _iositions the ad- by her husband crashed into an AMC had sold 296,000 cars in prices unchanged ; 70 per cent law. . ' i' " " . .' , ' " , ' - , ' • Dated The Wisconsin Athletiq Associ- ; ' ¦ .; November 29, 1965,. IHK Dated¦ December 4; wis, ' , ' MARGARET McCREAOY, " : ation has announced llult the ing , between Thursday : and ntlnisirntlom I taken on, embnnkrnbnt at tho intersection (he first 11 months of this^ yenr or better grade A Whites 44ty; . •- ' E, , D, LIBBRA, ¦ " ' , ' 0b,, . •' - C| Monday and , t ook the record- \1et Nam. 'For "each , I wish ; of Highwaiy W nnd Plercp compared with 355,638 in thp mixed 44te; mediums 39; stan- , Probitte Judae. .a^r » : ^ finals Of the slate pub»lic high ' _ ; (P:rob.(.:cdurt S '(Probate Court 5e»l) Edward .,j. Drury, :. '. ,; ¦ school hubkcl ball tourniimeiit er nnd phonograph. She esti- you: would tell me If you , County FF, Grabqw was !«• corresponding period a year dnrds 38; dirties unquoted; ¦ , ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ Sawyer , A-".Darby, " Attorney for Petitioner, ' .:, ' • • .'• . , think administration Is jured. ' .; ' , " , .' ago. : ' "¦ ' ' Allprrieya (or Petitioner , . ; ' will be March 17-10 In Wadlsop,. mated their value at $105. the '' ' . ' checks 33. . Wtbaiha, 'Mlnneio|a, '' [ 9}^ }: ' e i' ' - ; ¦ §tTsont\t :X;X ^ -: X ' \X W »V^_»Jfii»^rT^o^^/.4pf -; n*i»^ifs|__» -; _aj_y. yforaii, .;CaHle^St©sA;,v;4 | AftlelM for; $a\i -V x> ;75T; Coal, Wood, Oth»r Fu»l , 63 Bu*. Prcperty for Salt §f ; Wftihieidiy,. p aetwhatM, w.,.;TnN()NA'._»AiLt; veaM.a ¦ ¦ M . l—aJi» '.¦¦¦ '¦ II ¦ ¦>¦'.¦ i II . . 1 ' . '.i.'. IM..W.——¦.. ¦- ' : Whet-. Wft hayb beforoCdolrifl ; :; _ f &impi 'S*» STEADr; EMPLOYMENT With: future, NOtlCH— Lanesboro - Sale* ,Corr_itI«sIon'i ELECTIMC STOVE r-ivapt. steit, hi. good VoU 8ET. . IrVE 'carry>a -wide variety of DOWNTOWN flUILOifJo; , Chrislww: »"°PP!nO- Unusual olfta. , •xperienctd >; 1 leased at. lew iKour . productloii iwood" finisher j. ' new .selling order. ". Veal:'1J to- Ithogj • eondltlbn. - May ba sten at¦ 1109 W. - high gredt cotl». Corrtmander, 3 tins, . dromnf and warehouse as Investment I I Seal Items a* polls, albums, sew., . •xwrlenced 'sllk sicraenerr^ll phaitt. ' ' ; 1:30. -' Cattle; salt startt ' , ' - .^. ' -;;: ¦^/ .X Acc«isorJar, Tl ret,:; Parts 104 Urtd-xari yyy ,y yto$. lots .ol toys, iand sheep,: 1; to ;. 5th>:' Wlnpna -:; . .;';: X K : furnace, .tfov* ahd ; range;. . Petroleum -. and a kervlce..business location. BOB - *** too baskets. ' . .wobbly.!dogsi1 Will, hire -ai leadmati - or foremaii : If , promptly at 1:30. : Veal arriving late - -Brlquel' - ¦' .;CirtO »mtt.fwny.. Coke; Pocahontas;;B«r.wlnd si' . SELOVER REALTOR, Tel: 2349, ' . ' - ^- _urpl»' cow».' i c)x*arrae . cfoallflea or. will. ;train :fo sop«rvl«orv . will: bs sold.Itter :(n ta!t. S«le Oa>' WINTER COAT with hood, skirts; dress; ' Relis i»-SO: Brlqwfs) Sfoff Pefroleiim :SfARiroJBT' WIII start your car . In sec MUST -SELL, Student eari' : 1«0; Ford, §^_m «rom "3?e \» $l. 'Try-.some, ot our , >vel. • Resume with -"rtply. , 3M,: ' ' ' onds every day-.' For rhpre Inforrriat iori ' ^cylinder,, standard ' transmission, very ;- Bo*, ' ,-:jeveryi^rlttaWtf:'•; .. •/; ^ ;;.:;. ::- \; .;. pullover sweater, girl's slie 12/. white Briquets;. . Winter '.King Egg. 5. varieties ^StarifrriM* uUPP'* V,rt» . -WhH* shoppW. ^rjbeujt; ,r/w rtn^;u^;.__^^; fur^hat, purit " -FUEL .or dealership .call' Diamond K Enter- good' ijondltion.. .Ttl. '7*01 afl«r. -7,; ' ; ^Blufhiy-Mdfelir'Cbliee—ahd' "Gfil ^lu :^ _;. i_ ¦man's;• suttj' tUa^-WL of stoker coals.:. JOSWICK'S . * '_ IvSSn ; REOiSTERED^ERESFbRDr'<6w»;Xr?oP . . Tet.. '?ISO; -" ¦:'"¦ ;,.. ;.;;; " vj " " '? 70lt"-CO,>"»5rB.':tlhrt*'Whefa:'Vn1,- get ^'pristSi*Str ..:cha,rlei„W2-43pi.^_;_^. :;. ., Hwy' el.;.t-amollleV:Mlnn; ; ,.V :¦.;¦ tOCAL ' . ;' . , , —- ¦ fe:$n(ip; OIL W- 'ls.' lcHjItinB''for niech^nle rest;E. .Mo«n, .Rt. 3.>'Hourtani Wlftn. - . : 'moft ;.iif; . lewtr cost. XXX' :¦ . •¦ '' ' ' CHBVfW-ET-Wfn^ • •"to ..work- In: service station. Excellent ' '' - ' . top, • tlaek.fwllh: red ' interior;. V-l;: »u< henis::.ln;vvoqlern: MEN'S , AND' LADIEJ' figure, -ikatatv B'^tii,"Mdtpri;-'6ti: . I;- -. 106 IjoTopbATE' , dr«;ss_s, . opportunity . for, anyone who m«y;.want SEVfEPtAt- VOUNO 'Holstein; ib«»h),: de- ;;S«.eS ; pf. ,BAMBENEK'», Jth ; It MatK fomaMc. -transmission, .' excellent condl, Knack and a knowledge that lm- • to ¦ ¦¦¦ l^illE]^ - -. W _fll) a . ' operate .own; business in the .fiitvrt. \ horned arid vaccinated. George* Feullng, • „ kafo>;' ' ', ",.' v; ¦: ' - ¦: ;-x¦: . :- - .¦:: ' :. X :}WttteBlr^H : ; ' ,tlon, must. sell. Steve • Nehroertg, ,.Ttl, •t: «jes. W- Betslnaer, . 227 EJ, rflh. -' • Salary - ' 1 OUTBOARD—7Vi h.p., ' . neutral .and for- . ' S7Ji».. ' ' . "• ' • ' _ . ^apprbxlmetley:4100 per w«ek, :.;V.Fourifeln. .CIty,;.Wh». .;; ';. ': ;;' -: v;:- ;; ;;. ¦for . fireplace.' cell ; wrlft ; Rciriey : :ward shift, . push-pull-.; throttle, , seper; .- LtMitcn . . . comnilsslon :'and. ..:hospitailjatich. ' For'^ ^ : ;;..;¦ ¦ ? ' ' WINONA ART GROUP Sole of .palnllngk ; .Nprby, Lajnetboro. ; Tel., <4M14fc ala . gas • tank. ' Pav*; . Holrhan;1 .. T»K : " BeGGRRRR ;., ;.;;^Qotf»i_i«jer Mj yoiur . more: Information: tend .name' and " r»f.- CHOICE ANGUS ' eliid Shortlior* .vcalves, - and-tculpture. Sat.,; Dec, 11, »:30 t.m. ¦ St/ICK. '-4 -tiscXtX,- airport ear;. t*a Buy .-» .:.n«w:;-- .Bentley.'. . Butane . . . • . 339* ;Or 4285, ' -: .• '.' - • ';¦; .' ;• •' ¦ . , ""turn? ..i.»r«ricts;-t6:$# pally "News; '..;.; ;^ynj ' tp .400; lba.' ,tlp^,Ctnt«ryjH»;B3»-jH3i; -tb: 8:30. p.m. . Sun,, Dec. 12,' VS p>m: .' Rbget* Anderson, ,Wlp6na. Alrpdffi.. *;f-Tiqhfer.: ahd ', 0*» fhr- coupon• that en- - Furn., Rujji, Llrtoteum 64 ..¦ Winona Art ' Gellery> cprner. .5th; il. W&iM ; !X ii you 'to-a ;*5. siutfed'tiger for only :AW»L(CATIONS;{ARE " : Stc>re; Building : ' .Ktrtttepc txetpr let being : token: " for HOLSTEIN SPRINGING heifers, 7, com- . . •Franklin. '. . . . -, . - ,' :; ' ' '• .¦;. '. " , . Motprcyclm, Bteyclei 107 DODGE — lW ;*do«r ij: ¦ _. You .mlflM,;««¥,;that's -tvyo slfls ,: lineman-operator. tralhe»"-at ' ; ' : . . . . ¦X.X^ NICB- SELeCTION of platform rockers •tlbnally clajsy . -IpoWrso, . exceptionally *or . fhi - Presi . lha ."In- soon. 'Stanley ; Bbhd. Foiinteln , J,actlcslly;tha:prfOi' orf,ohe.;-.RAINBOW. ton Public /Utilities: Wapei . dependent .;c ^ ;;yvisi-;Tei :';:;,.; :- -;;; :;; . ':v starting at »39.«. BORZYSKOWSKI NEW, .TILL in the ' : cartohl Columbia good, running. (315. Ideal AUto Sales, X ;.;^^8ie. : ::: NEIGHBORHOOD RUMMAGE .— Old Avj, , ;. W^;4:irv;;st..'%xy; :, .; ; on qualifications; Application forms are - couch,: 'rug; children-adult clothing, . ¦ FURNITURE, 302 Menkalo Open : bov't «" bicycle.; ideal Chrisia-nas ;«». Wankafo. .Av«. .;.Tel.. J7S»-. -;•'. i: ^i-fty<^^; . ' - ;:- '' -X '- ¦ ' :¦ ''¦ ' ;SUST .. evaliabl« : at. ; iht/',l»ubllc Utilities' Office PUREBRED' PALOWINO mare. yearfc misc. W. Wlncrest,.Thurt., 10 evenlngti . -;; . . . -^X - ' - . : ; |E SOLD . .' gilt. ¦¦ Inquire: at F. - . Ai-.Kratlse Co.; ' "eirpefr' eleiner: .Blti'a ¦ . t«rf. ' 6' ' 1905 ¦ a.m.^ '--_edtn;- al>i x- *ue- brevets s Lustre; ; In .Preston^.,;^ :.'- ;" ; . ..Hwys.vH '&' i\ e.:;Tei;, 5.1S5.,. " •' ; e¦ .UICrC-^tf57 'Speelel +door . the , buB_«r.; Restores ¦"• : . i -. ; .:.;. -:;:- - '; - CHRiSTMAiS SPECIAL -i 10'/ decorative '^Ip-t-OB jhtpt. X\w easy' on' . far- • Hartdscreft bottle> sterlllier/ "osed' , 3 D^e to; UqMidatiQn tomstle transmission*. : ¦ ¦X qoflen' colors^ Rent - •Wctric .shampoper, SINGLE fMNiwanttd :tdr. Btneral :*»rifr '¦ montht;' ; -rnlnlahlrai':' red>' pedigreed, ash trays, different colors and'designs, .' '•• < . ¦ JAWA MOTOBCYCLES : ¦'• : :.. Ttly-. ««»¦ : ¦ Qlriistead. S.t; ¦ ; ;-;. ; .. . .:¦.;¦¦ ;:¦:. ¦ :¦¦:¦ ¦' -'- DIET2EN¦ »S' hardwood drawing table, eek:wly et ' . *6* ; |{;. R;,'D^ C<>he;:Co.-;; ;. ' '¦; . ' ' : work. - SttphenivKrbnebusch, :lVi mljtt Dacjishundj.' Frosch Kennels, Houston, ¦ •'• adlustable'-. top,'- . 'With' drawer 'spec*. -, regularly tl.», this w »1.S0 .- . ' .ROBB BROS. " -; X ;' - --of ' ¦ 1 ¦ : BURKE'S FURNITURE MART, 3rd & ¦pt ' ' : hard Iri' gn«f ;E. aAltura,..AAInn. . TeI. . AIhJra 4521. .Minn.- - - ', ':. ; '-.. ' ' r. -;•' ..':• '.' . • . Tel. Rqlllnastpne , »»»2S«0, .' . ¦ ¦ ' the cbrpdr^tio^ • " • .' ; ' Mot-orcycle '. Shop.. -573 E.'-4th;- .' ' PONTIAC—1957 i-rJoor loj*; * unW ¦ OPEKl-^Belmdnf - Liquor - Orlve-in; . Frtnklln. ;.:.: ;¦. • ¦;, ;. . ;¦¦:;;:- ; ; ; rOhnliig .-condition. ' Speltt - Texaco, - .177 ' ¦ s^lfll ;W. ,SMi.-vTe!i';: «9i for. fast delivery; EXECUTIVE . OPPORTUNITY^ . Imme- SOVi/5^-8 or less,' due with; second ' lit- Walnut "St. ;. . '•- .. . . ; ¦'. ;- ' ' . ; . , ' . ¦ HANDMADE DOLL clothtt . for Berble, ' : -' . . . dlate openings available for"' qualified ter in 2. -' weeks; • Cyril ICronebuschi' Ken - and - .Sklpperi. - elsb -handmade JBeod ;ThI*ifli | t© ; Eet.:";:.(::;.;65 .Trucks.' ' Tract's Trailors . 14)8 * TSiTvOU/ A PROBLEM DRINKER?^ ...men In nationally recognised youth ser • Mlnpelska, Minn. ' • - •• ' ,:' - ' . :\;6B2^:-^51^-StJ fteNA^LfXtW. XtU '6401; IJ5J.;W, Klftfl. ¦¦ -. - . - aprons. Prices :: Haralsons, ,. Prairla CHEVROLET . - 1951 pickup, ; ' ' - humerous problems. . .and 35, college . - education,, experience:: In HOLSTEIN HEIFERS :due to freshen : ¦ • ; : . speed' frahsrnltslen, ' J haw ' Tires,; nev/ OPAL—l?»\3:door', excellenf: • cohdjiloh, * help, contact Alcoholics Anony- ¦ - ; - , : : Spy/-. .Coftiahd, Mallndas, Greenings: .' ¦ '' JO.OOfl actual miles.,Telv Geixtervllle S3?- : "¦ ¦ want sales • ..work, . business manage/pent - or - ..soon, also purebred Duroc bears Cllt- •MAJESTIC' 34'> eomblriefioh: iwod "artd ¦' ' ¦F. •¦ A:-Krauii - Breeiy. Acres,- Hwy.- battery* "sooa. condition, Tel, 8-335*. ' - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ " •' Pioneer Group) c/o ' General ' De- teaching helpful; • . ' "(Pilot ' ¦ Cfti ¦ ZiniJ ¦ ¦ • • '• • ' .., :. • '"'' .: . ' .- V nious, ¦¦ ¦ . Good salary? schedule • foref.' Hoff, Lanesboro, : Mlrsn^ ' gas ' . range, - good ' working .' conditions' ' vM-tir-E.- -;•. ;. -.- . -' "; .- .• .. .• : . -:. ' :. ¦ ' . ?:-:'"liy»ry, ' Winona;;-. .Mlnuy; ; .' .- - :. -;: -. • and; benefit- program. Unlimited . oppor- '; Moijnd), 'Tel ;675-«l_5.;" .. . ' ' !' ' ' ' ' also Baby: buggy. Tel; 3S9t. ., . ' ' ; ' : FORb; 1951' .'. Va-t'on : pickup, . 5150), 1951 ' ¦ ¦ tunities for advancement for ihos'ai' men ' • . ';. .' or ;'fequtre . .: ; ' ; . ' Chevrolet, Il59j • 1934 ' OldsmoblU, .1135, SU60-RBAN. CARRYALL, I4»«r ' . t-^l»el. I: r:TR0SSES-ABDOMJNAL ..BELTS . ' , ' " TREE RIPENED, grapefruit and'oranges. ^ ¦ Dodge C6rne't' :-ai'40- 4-door, '» eyllnderi: who . can - \vork .with rpeopla -suiccess- HEIFER. CALVES-^s2i a piece. ;wee1< old. GIRL'S WINTER, COATS; Junior. !, ' STORE, . T 8M347; ,-. . ; SUPPORTS **, grapefruit sire 74,: $4.50 per box, Large WILSON' . . ;«!, . • Oodge,-Cornet V-door, .8 cyiln- ft SACROILIAC tuljy, vyrlte /Eri} , Dally ;News; r :- ., ;, .. TeL Rolllngstone-.'6w:23e»i-HBir6ld Leak, . Subteen S, S5; '7'Wool skirts, sizes M_j candy . -HiS ' 440 ' ' . selection, chrlstmda. * nuts. M.- Libera Sorts Cci . der. If interested '•: call or :lnqulrt ¦ St, Minnesota.- Clly,' 'Minn.;.,. ;. " •4. pr.- slacks, size J.short, 2 stretch',. 2 , WINONA POTATO ; MARKET. .;. GWC — 'iMl lWi-toh. truck, slock;-j-actt, . ¦ I GOUTZ; ; PHARMACY: VARRIED -MAN wanted . for general wool) 2 wool dresses, size 3 lunlor, ' ' truck,: slcok • rack, ^Mary's. Cdllige..; ;'• ; ' ' . -. . .;; i ¦ ' ' " ' - GMC .- , 1951 HVIOn- . . h- E; M': ::. ' T, 1!. ' < farm , work,: no milking* modem house. HOLSTElNS¦ • - : yburig registered' cows. :,;:Tel.-4jtj. .inquired B Howard, -: grain, farik, .< 'goo'd fllres, Stanley Bond, tr* :,v ' '> ' 'T ': '';; ' ?* 7' ' . ' ' • i puus^-brive.' with - .late , in ^.Herb' vyiebkft.Prosper, Minn. ';^;W . 1200.JJ75. Mueller: Forms, Rt. 2,. Lewls^ X ;fiuy Food Whbleisale ; • . '.Fountalri City,.. .Wis.. '.Tel. . «B7-38«6.. '¦ .COMOMY . : Do^town. Rsillingstone , -and '¦ salary- desired. Write, ; ¦ E-24¦¦ Dally .tura,. Minn. .. •' .' •.,. ' ; ¦dairy" or stock farm with about -. Vpty; 'tires, :'• lpng;-wheel ' 23M':«r " ; 'NeOT.,.;,-;.,.;: :;-; : ¦ :;. fatnily; can: enjoy..: Refrigerr. '30 :; 10. ,: : \ CHEVR0lET4l?i7 "4-do'ar ¦ sedtni bev» \X ; XX$$?:- ;i548 •:^' . .;;^, . . .;/ : ; •'' ecret :tl|table. Locat«? : • - my, similar-/dolls. New. :-i\ |)larshlan_ v 'nopa; -Minn.: Tel. - t9BO.< - '/ ' . ¦ ' " ' ' ' ' Includes hahdknlls. ' - .-Very • reasonably ¦ miles E..6t ..¦ ., . 470 :Miinkalo ' Av».".Tel. 27S1. • • X- ;' X- :r"i':3l> P.BI- : - -/ 'XX j ¦; ¦ ¦ ' - ' :jan_ ' " ' ¦' ' -X : - . priced.. Tel,' . 4M7;; ;. •;•.' ;. ;.- :' ,>' ". ;. ' M mile off Hwy. ;35.;: ' . : F ARMS : FAR AAS ; FARMS . ¦: - '¦¦ ' ' .'We buy; we ' sell. wni trade. ' . , Usual m; of .dairy cattle. ; BUILDING FOR SALE-l2x34'¦ , iJltabli ¦ • - -. ". MIDWEST REALTY CO.. :. for garjige Sth;. . ' , ¦ :.;¦ BUICK; ^.bLDSMOBltE ;. ;.: : . DRl^fe^N^SERVlCJE cows and heifers, fresh arid ... , . 1471 WA. . ' " " .;• . ' . .. ' -. ' .. ' - . "'-' . Dss'eo. ' .VVIs. " .,: '" .': ";. .- • ' ;3• - . . •.:'; _ J.;; : : .. ;; V '• :^^NtlF i^¦m^AJiMimsiSONS : Send : resume;tb E-21 .Daily ¦ - Houses for;Sal« ¦ ; : 99 ' .;-' .• Owners:, and Maaagers ; LADIES' grey fur eoetj.' ladles' ,'atiort y^ ' ^'SUMS^HI' ' - News.:;- '- ., . X-:¦¦¦ X- ¦ black ; coat} 2 dresses; size 111 child's wmj EtPy-x xti±37PM;x ' Tank Type : V Tei; Lewiston '2667: \. -:> sndwsult. . Tel..' 8-3080 ; after ¦*¦ pirn.. 850 Watt ¦ ALL. MODERN—1-tldor; 2-bedrbbrn bunga' ¦ ¦; : : ' " ; : low, -.' attached! garage, : lot? ' bl ¦ extras. ; Fbr ybur shopping . - - .Engine; heaters. ; -; eharp; .yx 5; ;Per;;bu.;;;^-; ; '. ¦ ZENITH . HEARING AID, Including ^ . ;^ ' ; Tei;;;m5 or aoe . E. , 8th, ; .-, .. .; ; ; ' ' ; ' ¦ ¦ ¦ er, $15-, '.for Chlrstrrias, boy's . bicy- ; ;¦:/•'convenience. ': •; ;• ' $|U.X>4 6 <3yl- CarsX . . ' ¦;X TWO . : : palnti;*lB^0; Tel,: 779ii : jNTORTHEiRN Fli_LD x: 3-or ,4-bedroom; Garages:, West 'ocetlpn. tone; turquoise: and white ' !? *o.,' ;,.;;:: ' : ' '; Installed ':¦ . •' . '-• Prii^iri^'<_ XXX- XSEED COX -x .:Xx Carbetino, Will, finance. Tti: 405»J^ : , . metal. «ab, til 1 '<_/( BURN . MOBIL FUEL ,6lL . end en|oy : me ^ : ' bucket seats : yywyy; $l; Lp*T s 'Cyl, Cars ;:;j Needs, an'^erienc^ comfort¦- . of automatic¦ personal "care,- XX '^X 115, E,:;2nd.St;, ..;;'.; ';; ;- E". WEiST- LOCATIONS Near ' »)«»¦ 3-bed- driven only 13 000; miles. ' : . Keep' full, service • — complete burner '.' room ; home; - Full basement. .Oil heal, ^ Sat., Bee, lltix . '; ' ¦•• Carriera -iy_ain:>- ;f .: care; Budgef:plan and' ' READY TQ. GO: TO; WOIUt ; Offer Empires . : ; ¦ .guaranteed.price. ' garage. (1,500 -dowri,,.. balance ; s70 .. per ¦ ;¦•;¦ ; ' ¦^^'• :. ._!tiipper ¦; ' :- " Order today. frorh JOSWICK'S FU_L tv ¦ •;month. Full pries s:?,500. Why pay rent iM& 'USEBs: ' ^VCHARCE^IT'''. '-:^ ' . ^>; CO., 901 Tet. Musical Merchandise ' ;, ;70 -; • lor.$3200 ;>. ' ' -OIL E/;8tl>.y 338?,: . ; ' when'¦;you .can own a home like this. ; Solcl rieW/ ; . :; , .:¥;^atev^aker;.::;; ;' ' ; ABTS AGENCY,. INC., 159 - Walnut St. ¦ , ¦ MAYTAG WRfraGER Washer) Sihger . sew- CONN.TROMBONE—J years old,: Iri good ¦;;¦;¦ ¦;- ¦ ¦ ¦;' ' / :'' . ¦' condition. - For; ' : . Tel. *434S. ' . . , ¦:'; ;; .. v.;,.: ' ; :.; ' ''iSibW^n]y • •A- L -.:•;;: ¦ . ;; ;;;;v : • (in a fast growing"; . ing;. - machine, /kitchen"•-.drppWjf v;ood ¦ m6re> tnforniatlon . 'Tel. g; :^A|S;?; ' ¦ - .7415 alter i p;m. , ' ' ,; :: ' -T' f^)i' ;. . ; ¦ table; "2' metal beds and sprlhgs,,'dr8ss- . .• . ' .. ,' , i. XX ' and : }. ;; . .; V'C.PmmUr_ . ;..; ¦;; ;', 40; head ;Holstein close : : STOCKTON, . M!NNi—3.apt. building, • -V ' .; Great:Choice:;v ';'•: ¦ t . ^f: ¦ :er with .mirror, - floor, lamps,, chairs, .' ' ' Must sold. Aodrest" iri- . .';. ;. A:; :: : . Mi^B ' ; ' PLAYER PiANO, cleaned ' and' 'nerj, ' ' vacant . lot. be . tu has ' X springing 1st and¦. 2nd calf ; mlsd - Items; , -Tel; ' 347J, call - alter ;V . .:«ulrles to the Merchants/Naflonal Bank, XxXSMsXXX: fyr^k^..^\- }x ;;¦; -Write ;pr; Call :Py\ electric -attachment,'' th. good: pitying ' ¦ : =; :; For Vpur .Seiectlon ¦ battle. :i3f;head . of Holsteins ; Trust Oepf„ ' Winonn,;. Tel; 2837. :. Hours ^M!bri; ;tlTru' §at. ¦ ; , " • ' ;-ice SKATE EXCHANGE: .; , • • condition;: will trade; 'AI50 1" antlgue .or- '¦¦ ' ' ¦ gah. -George FeullhgV ' F.auntajn City; • - ' ' Custom : Printing: Incii ; just ';fres^-.;Mjh' ;- 'caIve_'..-at ' -r-Kolter Bicycle" Shop - . . • FOR - SALE OR ' RENT, ,4-»om '. house, ; - /.: ^Sunday irS^-XX- : : ' ' " [ :: :;-:3i7 17to;Aye.:iS.W. :; . .side. : Financing available. . ;;«» Mankato .;Ave. . . Tel. S44J.;: .' ea^f Fiflh St: Also '. for sale or rent In : y. BL>HCK-OLDSMOBILEM/&^x ; : We Service ; and Stock ; . • .Fountain, City, 3:faniily :house with- run- ;; Hochesl^,.::Mi_n.; '.;; Easy-teraris. 6 to -months. ' ' ¦ ' ¦ - ^ . :; ':¦;• ;SNOWPl_OWS ;. '• : :' Xx, •hlng .spring water,; 2 -lots, dn-'North, Open Mon; ic:FrU Night ; ; trjK pay.; : U.S; ; GoveVnmerit ^: . X- •. • -Needleis for-all • Shore , pr.' .Rent • terms. C. SHANK, '522 ^BUiLJF ' : -Torbr^ Snowbird .— Bobcal'. - . ; ' - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' idOS ^ ;;Bonded ;)p>iptcK!tiori,; ' All sties. A' machine to .fit any need; ' ] ¦: ^ftEGORD PLAYERS. \;;- vE.' -3rd..;.'';.;;. .; . . - . . .;. ;-. - ..-; ' ipr y^ ¦ : WMM- • W INONA FIRE _ POWER.CO.. : ; ¦ ¦ - - ' : ~ ' ' IMMEDIATE occupancy I .. 841 W; -' Sth.. 4 X ¦: ' LEADS FURSi tSHED; ', - ::« :E;' 2nd, .: .:- . VTel. -JMJ..; .., . x Hdrdt's;MUsiG^ Uie^'Cars^ XX; Vlfttf . , .21 Huif ;- Teli 2396 cii. 9210;s ^ .or . 5. bedrooms, .' VA . Baths, full .bast- ¦ ; . ment, - oil heat 2-ear garage. Wilt, ar- ¦ SAVE S50 on 'riaw' Phllco clothes-' dryeri ¦ ¦ , C0MET--1963 2-door. Deluxe, '10,000. inllts, . '. SevyiTig Machine*? " >•/ •'. '73 ..range long . term'; .loan .'with , payments . 'W;t^DdS^;Bu^RS;r;' ,: 4Veyele, 3-speed, reverse tumbling, - light- ::¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ilka. ;nevv.;S»51>; Tel;;59ia cr-- -4661.' . ;. - . ed control panel, safety, door.- .- Best, dry- like/relit. - , .- .-:• ..; ' ' - . .. '.'; ; '20b NEW];parts ^, ; ¦ ' ¦ USED- SINGER cohsola,; very clean, ' r Over " - . Pla&view.vIOnn> } :Xy-\ .; er'- .RWIeb' makes. End-of-tbe¦ -yejr ; clear- for- ' •; ' ¦ ;• ¦: :: ; : :; :: : ' ' • .Vance.-;-:. . ':. . . ¦' ¦:•;'-".•,:¦•' r1 '. .-; • ward and reverse-: stHch, In blond cab- , FrankvN Weist Agericry rWfcmM?- _nstalled' ::';-W - ¦' : : : ' : . ' ' • : : :V ' .tA ^HltEfit^lil^^^ * ^ •Oifice- -Tel:' 5o^26ii- -;: Rea; ;, . - - ', ' FIRESTONE. STORE . ' . V ; . . Inet. ; WINONA SEWING CO^, S51 ¦ Hutf. ;; v 175 Lafayette. . :::. FREE o^milecheck ;; (talS ' - ' Tel; ¦ 9340. '• :¦: v. ; ; ¦ - . .. ;.. •¦; • • Tel. 5240 or +400 alter hoUra. • ;Tel.v;534^261^ to M;, :. 'SOO .-W. 3rd .: , . . . - Tel. t-Oi\: ;- . ; . .; .; .- x-^ m PI_YMQ^fe • iNSTApIiAT-QN -vaOable :: or:St. Charles , tali , . ' ; ; § 932-^4615 50% ,CFF; on. all ' artificial Christmas Stove?.;.:Fijri^ce»,;;Parta;;; V'7 XX ' (9-y-/x;FvW:JLxlXyXXX ' ; . ; ' ' , . ' '- ; : ; ' Chevrolet < -; # iili p X:^^X/MXyX:i ;X :XX- trees;.. '20% .off ' -'.'.did . : Spice, Menncns; ; ; - 4-door- sedan/. a locally owipd, :one. . »S2ihru '€i - 007.' Gift Sets; regi. M.95 . Scot . -bath ' RARVEST 'owner: automobile,^low '^ mlleag^ car .. h; <)Ua(0___; .Ojffice i^itj^meni: . SIEGtER -HEATERS,, oil gas,' 'Install- XTmxM Xx ; f cyih^ier: X \ ; top • scale, :$3,33>-reg.- J4.95 Farnlly. Barber or' . that was sold "and carefui|y,-.servlced, ; imanufacttirer^has; ; bpening ;We also: p^ay prices for ¦s ed, sold serviced;: Aladdin '. Blue Flitria Is¦ sparfless'lni- ' Kit,-, tt.95!'' S2.25. Hidden Magic hair ' ' by usl Car absolutely . ':'dajuly.' iBuyei-s ; ¦ -Dortable-'.heaters,' also oil burner. parts.: :;.; ;$|EG;iii-S; ;: . . side and - but. Carries ' t\ mora :vy*ars i TA9M^0i: trade ; for man of good appearance, v'butdier:^:libgs' spray, $1.79,' regi-79c Head . aV SrioUU RANGE .OIL. BURNER CO., . <07 E. ; . . ^ :;; |rRir\t J||S ¦ ' .- ders .Lotion 'Shampoo; '59cj Breck '5th : : ' .. of. I0^o neW.' car; warranty, .V'8. en-- wth :;car,: whp' desireis ah: .; ^tnd ; selleirs:'. ¦JbfJstMc^er.'.'.-nil: si-75 St, ' Tel. : 7479,' Adolph .'Michalowski;- , .; ¦ ' . : (Cai for^iappointoeht; ;y . Creme : Rinse,, ;99et- Gibson - gift :.wrap -^_>uj pj.e^;^JD^Vv gln« :'. with. - autprriatie' trarssmlsslpir - v feeder " cattle; -: j' miifeeder ¦ •¦central: . villi get heeriy. '• 18. miles •' to; a.i.gaU' : krause's are ^ ;giyirig;; above average income; lib-¦ ' '•at. special- prices,- : Do. your. Chfisirhas XxX-yy ' •in! . excellent ' west • - location; : ; eritd dra#i-;' v ;;¦' ; :¦ .pigs daily.: Yards located , on , shopping here. . '. - . - ' . • ¦; • '•'.'- -..;. ;; ^yp <^niir% :x;y 77. each, -apt. - has 3 . bedrooms, bio .living • Ion or ihore- . and It's : automatic :- ; away FREE , .a,v 10-Lb,; ;; ;, ;;; . room,; tiled;: batt>s, . -indlvldutl :heht« transmission :' ,.and ; :v power.. .- steering;;:, ^ . sbutb edge ol Plain\aew.:, • , ' , v. -' '.'.It .- ahv,'.- easft' .-'phe:;to;; drive; c :' : TED MA I ER DRUGS;. fvPEWRlTERS and . adding' machines .:isig..pranfs, garafle and''storage. soncei rrtake* ' Stwkfey^^feye^cat.; : Phone coDect: :Mr;; Steve ' ¦ Walking.distance downtown, . schools - ' You may buy . ihls: and; _aVe ' S90O: ; ¦- , , :' , . ': Powhtpivn: aV,; Miracle vMa)|;-/ . ; ' *or-i sale or., rent.'. 'ReasdneiMii -rates, . to ¦ ' - ^ how . ,., ,,•» ,». ••.'.?-.S.*?.*,,•:^.'f__^£;^^J|• '. / Maniacl FE 3-3(097 or write '.and,.-churches; ..: . . : .at j ti -newly, reduced price of; »»5, ..; ? pur^haseio'frpm :¦ ; ,^^ * . ' free delivery.. See .us for all,.your;bf- . - ¦ ¦ ¦ ;,: :; 324 :_!, f ovtiry; OLD fMASTERS. .LIQUID W66D, - • Mod- : fice ; supplies; • desks,:. flies.-or . office ' ' ^ritiV Cbjistnias;: x x 4thoSli 'l^imneapblis, Eflill?' S"Pr?!'«» - 44; ernlze. and, .¦ :• iNy^rom ./sAbtqcs; ;/ , ; : - reftnish old dork - stained i dhalrs.'.' Lund Typewriter Co. Tei. 5222; ^EngflisPi GqtswipJd ' ¦' ¦ ' ' ' '• ' . " ' ¦- ]iliracle'Mall;&'' ^ei: 8^4301 Minnesota. . -I , ' .and painted; furniture.^a'ndvwoodwork ¦•¦- :" Chrysler-Piyrnouth-, .-X " V^est. ' .central- , location; .JiirlngV-room Open Wont' NINs - ' ; ' . :?Sjtu_ebaker:Picjn^ip, 3/4- Mon. thru-Fri; 9 to 6' DEKALB 20' week pullets, vaccinated for 'wimout .' removing :' ,old "finish; .--•.craping -; ' aV'Frl. ;: 194B Open ! ' ', ; : THE. RIGHT 'CHRISTMAS gift, for your .:¦ »Alth - teamed celling and .stone firt- : : Bronchitis, ' ' Newcastle .: and pox. -or bleaching,/":^ • ¦:;;¦:' ;;.V4 • son; . ' daughter,- ' • husband; : .wife, dad, place,: new . -walnut , paneled - family , tohv^ .speed;itirans.' . ,-•> ;• . Saturday. 9 td S, Sun. 1 to 6 ;. . - new ,pullet . growing . Raised In our own . mother, the Ollvettl-Un'derwooci Letteris • room,, tour: bedrooms,: ba)h- .-and ;¦:.§ . mission .. ;:XX. X.,X . .,$99 ; houses, available year around; SPEliTZ ; - PAI| .;'.: - ,wlth -one . finger;: slim - ' ; '¦% ' ' T«,; .'. . . enougri ;to slip lDS^ iNIASH••.Ambassidor, t? Plumblrig, Roofing; 21 ' Mlnn.' ;. ,! ^^ Irifp- a '.desk drawer. -See -.the" Leffera 5-BedrGpm;NRarinbiiei ¦ ¦ ' ' PERAAAGLASS WATER HEATERS ' ' ;-;.. ; "' ' cylinder; overdrive;., $39. : ;32 . priced at oniy $74.50 at- .WINONA -with 2- baths,, large living room plus ' ^' "•'Seleritloh: ' " . - BUY ARBOR 'ACRE. QUE ENS, excellent' . ' :. . ' Gas. or Electric ; TYPEWRiTER SERVICE;' «1: ,' E. ¦ 3rd, ¦ ¦ .; l Ii _ ii i ; ;.f6r egg tlae, 'Interior:. -quality and prb>. ; • Seleef:the Finest at. " .->. • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ .family room, big - k itchen: wllh "Ijulft- " ' ' ; l , ;. -- . . ' ' .. :• v ' ¦;. • ^FORD• : (Salaiie Wdor S ' ' ' , ¦ ROTO RpQTER * Winona. - , . . ' - :: - : - . - Nv 1953^ ELECTRIC ' . . . Ins, big ,2-car. garage, - . .; ' . OF CLEJA lJSED^ ' •¦' ¦ 'ahd drains • . dudlon. 20 weeks pullets Available all ¦ • f= [y ^ Qyt eind l|965;qHEVROLEt $p«clai truck. Sanitary . *,' - Odorless ence;, Here'£ a great chance ' ;, A -reel good auction tjiafket 'lintf' v Bel^ir in, . • livestock. - Dairy cattle' on .- hand all MAlER / ¦ ¦ tom. : Come and look. -^- ' - O. S. WOXLAND CO. . . " ' ' ' ; TE^ ' pRUGS SINGLE . BOX :SP.RING and niallress to this three. ' bedroptrt brick .' has . all ' ¦ • ¦ « ¦ )• ' •¦"¦ Tel. 844-W45 . • to. advance to . . .. . ;::. ; ,;: . week, -hogs bought every day.; Trucks fit' Hollywood frame, , Tel. ' 3980 morn- Ihe ' advantages " ol country living ' ' • .; this one; over• , SAVE $$$$. . ' RuiMord, ¦ M|r¦ ¦« n..- • ¦ . . , automatic ' * ' * - —- ¦ ¦ Station v^agon ' . , ' ' Thurs, _ ' i i 7 . byallablb. 'Sale Tel. 24*7.. '; lhigs,;,; ' • • . ; ,. . - , . — ' ¦ ¦ ' ; : ' . ' ; . ; but • Is . actually-- less then- ; ten yriiinr engihe;;, 1964: FORD Galaxie soft 4. WOMEN OF WINONA ARISE! insist otl ' • • ; iFreshly Cut, ;locally. ; utes drive to '. the , center ef -town, transmission, \ ,V^ ! Disposal un- Depprtment Mqnpger FEEDER: PIGS Wanted/ Er«1or . Garbage • Norbert ' '' ¦ ' ¦ METAL panelled :kl!ctv power s t e e. ring; power dpo^ sedan*; overdrive, tree. Of cour«, It^ stale breed, weight end price; X, .^.;; ,' sheared ¦: , CO. payt : highest prices- for .scrap en . end family room-, built-in ' rangt der your Christmas , :'; " ? Cltyr Tef. " |K67- ' ^own ' : snowi tires ; than 25, better., under your sink , and : ' STARTING SALARt X- • Lltscher, Fountain Wls. l.lrbn, metals; and raw. 'fur; ' • and oven, master bedroom, with . fire- brakes, ppwef rear deck , less . - . will work.: , . : ' ¦" |. : ' • ¦: '' ¦' . . ' ' ':¦¦ ¦;. : : We, will M Haippy;to; Install It .there, as 3M3.;": • . . . ' . . :x-.. . . - 22} W. 2nd '• , .. . Tel. SOW place two- nnd halt baths game , •window, whittji sidewall tires; , . .;.(XrQ .mii-S. ";.:.;. ' .- , ;. okay It. x^ xs^^v^.yx • .Clbsed Saturday* ;¦ • '• , V . room , plus screened . barbecue " ¦ soon as Vcu Uet tha hubby to ¦ ¦ .. .. area. glass radio, heater. - ¦ : : ' In-Slnk-Erator chew* up pulpy, , : .• , ¦ ' ' ¦¦ tinted , ' ' ' ¦ crap " ' ; ¦ '• ' .' ' '¦ - - ¦ ' ' • ' . '. ' Darl-Koot Bullf, Tanks • . SHELL STATION. full, bath : and powder.; room; beauti- X; ¦ • . • . . . - ». ,. • - "l . . raw . ' and wooU' ' XX :xp ^rx ;- ' furs v-: , " • ' . ';; .Hwys ;14 ; '' • ' Eqtf il Opportunity Employer r . , : ¦ "' .. .; '.:¦. , .Seles ' - . Service: ' . . . '¦ ' ' fully finished wood cabinets in f ai?d 61:E. Femali»-^-Jbb» 6f Intereit—2? . ' : Fountain City, Wis. - ' Ed's Refrigei atlbn' S, Dairy. Supplies ¦ ' Sam Weisman & Sons kitchen With built-in rang* and ' ", ' . 5S5 E.;tth ' '"". .•; . ', -" Tet. 5532 . . • - . ¦ oven, "doubl»;,o8ra,ge. : ' ,. ; . . INCORPORATED¦ ,. .. ? :: ' - ' ; , -«p. .W .3rd . . , ;• " ' ;¦ ' ' ;:.;Tel. 5B' y WANTED . ; <7 y; BEAUTICIAN : -A PPJ)' , %. P ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : . . ; " '¦¦' ;¦ Mobile Homai, Trailer! Ill Salon, 76 W.SJ Buiihett Opportunitiflt ' 37 . " ¦ ' ' SMALL EWGINE • " ', • , . ' . AFTER HOURS CALLV ' : . xvt/iLz son. Paramount Beauty ' "/ . . ' '." ¦ , .;. , , . - • - SERVICE *. .REPAIR . ¦ Laura Flsk 2118 '¦ BUICK :- pliDSMOBILE ; J'OR .LEASE—acreage 'suitable' for rrib- • Fast - ',Economical ; TREES: Room* »A/tthout Meai* " Leo Koll 458) ' . . • . . ". ''. . ' RENT ' OR SALB-Trallert ' end Camp- , • bile, homt park. Write H-2-1 Dally • '• ' ¦ CHRISTMAS 8^1 ¦ Fri, s,.Buffalo ¦Tal. VVANfED^vvorWerful op- ¦ , T • . ,:¦ " . ' . ROPB BROS. STORE •;. ' " W. L, (Wlbl Helzer a-_iet "Open Mori;.A: Night •rt, . L«ahy' City, Wis." ". ' BEAUTICIAN: . News. „ ¦¦; ,; ' ' ¦ ¦¦ :/. ' ¦ ' • 1 : for advancement. In ;'e prprn- . ,;" ,. ' .. ' ." " , .. ' ., . f ¦ 6 ¦¦ : 4II>' ' ' ¦' " ' ¦ "T 1 ' 7; ; ROOMS FOR MEN, with , or ' wllhoul ' Mrs, FranK "Pat" Merles .2779 . "Coehratit: J4MJ3J ..or «s-267o. ¦ portunlty 'P * '. ' '' :' ,: ' ' - y ' *°° . Irtant shop,: Write . E-ir;Dal|y. News. ' ' ' tiousekeeplng) privileges, No day sleep LIQUOR ; OFP SALE;, southern Minn. ; Roping, '_:, '; "«rs..' T«l,.4e59, ' . :' . ' SEE OUR fine . selection . of , :n«w awf • : JBpu^hs ,; ' , ' ' , ___£2___i__; ; ' ; • In local. •!)« cltv of 30,000. Best opportunity for oil X - ; JOHN;bEERB PAY : .;:, .;; : i9f33':. FORD;;; '; : ; used mobile homes,, ell sizes. Bank IALESLAOY WANTED • - sale business In Estate. Only J39,0O0. : , : flnenclng, 7-year plan, COULEB •tpra; :. linm*dlate . openlini, , tull-tlme ' ; ; ade . MO' • ¦ Terms. - Meyer-Oonyta, . We Pleasant ' : ;'' ,;!: IN' ' ";¦ ' " ¦;• ' ' ' Apartmerii*, Fljit* ; 90 : ' ' BILE HOME SALES, Hv/y. .14-61 E, ., ' year around , lob;. Tel. . 8-azi3. ; " " : ' :.;. .; 1 WINONA ,: . ; • . All sizes and kinds to 14-ft, ; ,., ; ',' ,,' - , ' , r. ' •' , '' " —r . ' ' :' 'Fair]lap'e';5qO , . So,, MplJ. , Ttl. , .fE«t«5i. ' '' '• '' .. .;, ' , ' — 1 ^ ; ; ' Wlr.ona. Tel. 4»6. , ;> , . ..; , , . : ; ¦ LOWER APT'. '.for rent, In ".Rollihgitorie. ; ' ; THUSSD; AY I ;• '.' ' '';.: ' ; ., ' ,;' ' . Available J«n. 1, .1944. William , Stock, : Wbrrien - Part-Time BUSINESS PLACE for sale. Rear good . ' ' HF ^ O7 ' ' • ; Also; .Wholesale, • . Beautifu l green — Eitra HWY. .61. Mobile Home Stlei,', es?t . of . ,corner ' brick ' building with full base. „ ' 8:0O P,M. ' . • '^'.^V.': , ' hausen, Rolllngstone, Minn, . $efom ' Shangri-La. Motel. We have -11 ' wldat THE . Fuller ftruih , Co. h»« openlnas for . f ¦¦ ¦ „ , ment and -7 rbpm l|v|no quarters . UP: ' ; cieah, fdoor : sedarii fl cyl^ on hand, alto hew. 1966, model « wldes. ' -aim ladles "to represent _ Fuller , e» , ' ' : 1 j-room abt„ ' (he , ' stairs, i(ilteb|e¦; for. restaurant, beauly '' : :^'FE]TEN ;ilMPL;'; CO;.:, ; :; CtBhtTER SOOVi^-deluxe per- if RfiALTOR . . Tel,; B-367.6, . . tnoflcs and cleaning: pfodUcts In ' ;¦ ' ": tlally furnished,' . With . private bath , Inder, automatic,,: transmis- week, flexible shop, store,, etc.¦ Good ¦ terms.¦ Posses- . ;; Corner 4th ;. &' i.ee . ' ' , ' ' , ' ' • ' . '" . ' , '' , ' ; ' , Winona area. IS,,hours , ' slon at once. - .;• ',', ¦• ',• 113 Washington St. Winona ; drapes : end carpeting; Available Jan, l20 : ; ¦" ' ¦ . ' ;VV«*l«y 'R«WdaW, Salesmen. ' ,. ATTRACTIVE 4 room, upper' with heel , IN GOODVIEW-3-bedrbom rambler; at i ¦ ¦ : , refrigerator, range furnished, ;¦' ; A; " .. tawiyon, Ttl. 3843. ;" ' ¦;, . ¦GOOD OAT StRAW-edO bales. ¦ Entll utilities, ¦ inched garage end . breeteway. Far ROLLOHOM E ; 2, vftrc8d|a, WI». , ' , ; :•' West, bus at door. Tel, 497?' or 80717. .. ¦ ¦ NORTH GEISltRAL • Schwertel, Rt, , . . . . more Information ' - '. UTCK ;m mile S, of City limits oh Money to Loan ; ¦' ; 40 CORN' WANTED-rGeirflt , BronK, Stock- FOUR-ROOM upper apt., private 'bath. TEU. 8,3007::xy W INON ; , ' :, - :;: ,;;,; ;, ; • . ' 1 Baby MsrcHandlse 59 / " ¦\ r DODO.I . Hwy ; i4.; - : AIRLINES - .:V' . .ton, 'Minn. Tel. Wlslonii e-1237. , . Stove, refrigerator,' heat, hoi and cold RAMBLER ^ . water furn) shed, 2 rooms carpeted, Ga- Lyle Norskog Hollls Norskog MT.W 'i ' folding - is Interviewing . how for , ;¦ QUAHTY ALFALFA HAY,,Caller Writ* NYLON. MESH nlayyardtr • rage; Working couple prelerrcd, No ' • Tlougan Plainview ¦ Winn, Tel; hlOh Chain, 412,96, BORZYSK,OWSKI children, Available J»n; I, Tel. 4074, : : ; Tel. La Crosse 4-8554 ktnnttri , , ¦ 302 Mankato Ave. Open ;; ;^ 1 ;;t>H24B. " ' : , , , . ' ¦ ' > ¦, ' ¦ ' •' ' FURNITURE,, ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ;#::SAi-ES B3NPTMS^AUTO-FURNITURSB: , " ' ' . ' ' . . %- , - "; evenings,;;'', ¦ - , , ' ;, ,, , ' - i . . , ¦:- - ' ¦ ! PLAIN¦^ ; : :' • ' . ' ' ^V^iA&iiNife^^: E. Jrd. TeU WU. "; ' . "• ' Apartment*, Furnished 91 Open Mon. & Fri. Ever , ; Auction Salw . ' , m ALFALFA and Timothy hay, 2O00 bnlesi ' > ' ' ' ¦ J , ffri. t *.m. to'» <>¦"¦« Sat. • am. to to#n side opening mm , i II ' . ' i , i ' ' ¦ STtzWARDESSES 3-year-old 6tar;J-con Books P«rforiJca(i . 60 ' on 1st St. • . ,- ¦ , Tel., 3133 . lately, |; ' Dec ' 15th¦ ,' Lakevlew¦ ;Menor • , New Arrivals :^ HtL H, DUELLMAN, Fountain 1^1 , E. and , ; BUSINESS' ¦ ¦ ' ' or . ' ;¦¦ OUR' • ¦ ' : ¦' 30B6. ,; , , ' . ¦ ; ; : : , , . ' . Apis. Te), , , : . ' , WW, Tel, »6«7^31 B6B7-34;*. .' . over ;,1S8 pounds; iyi|th, nor? ; . . , , . ArtlclM for ;$-jle ttoej; Wood, Other FM»| 63 ' 'al vision tvvo years 42 *7 ' ' Guaranteed ' : m and Doflt,/&$$, t>ypj>llet: Buiinesi Places for Rent 92 : And wo would lifc - " to sell " . " :ii ALVIN ;KOHNER , of; work experience or col- : , ". . . :; .a-SNPW PLOrV SPECIALS;' . AUCTIONEER, ' City and slala licensed pups, , ' h,p, — l3S9 unl tor, 1229 your horno 'for you, Often ' - and pondad,. .35? : Liberty St. (Corner ;.; ' , ' ',. : . ' REOISTEReD OBRMAM Shepherd Ooodell 4 OFFICES (N Msroan Bidfl,> jingle, dbu- ' y . 'Tb'! Please : You lege? . ". ' ;,;;'; ' , ' , ;, Dakota W- . Jtcobsen 3 fi.p.'—»a)f» unit t«r il».,; THERE'S PLENTY OP ¦ are sold before E, ' 3!h and . Liberty) .Ttl . 49W. ;' .," , ' • , i priced for quick tele. , Tel, : ¦ ¦ ¦ . ble or up, to tulla ot 4, eae Sltve Mor- our listings ' ' i¦ ¦¦ ¦ " ' ' ' ' ¦ "¦ • . , ',. ' While They Laitl " ' , :, hi). . " ; ' ;: , , ".' " :¦ .. ' . ' • , geri' af Morgan't Jewelry;; .;, . wo get an ad written. Why? , ; 1965 Ford 24oor W you qualify, pfease write AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE'¦ - ' '\ ' ' : ' started 8. Johnson ' ' ¦ : '¦ ¦ Tttl, - S«ttS, " . have an up-to- , \-v . ; -MI^NESptA . ' .; ' '; us for an employment ap- REGISTERED , treeing pops and 2nd , . , . GOAL WfeATHfeR 1 ; Because we ,hardtop ..;.„.,; $2fi(i5 dpfltr awa of world's championship ¦ ' farm* for Rent 93 prospect list. And bo- plication. We will ; contact ¦ Wit; . TROPIC AIRE HUMIDIFIER , ' ,'. "¦:¦ ' " date 1964 FOjlD 4-door Land & Auction Sales ' breeding. Clint CoburA. Arkansaw, ¦ ¦ ¦ :";.AHEApr ;-xx ' Everutt J, Kohner . ¦ ¦ ;. • ' ' . ' ¦; Reg. «?,M, ipsclal «?.?a .' . , ,, ;; ' : I.ARGE DAIRY farm tor rant In llnuston cause we am experienced In ¦:" you regarding an interview. ,m\, Tel, . Aflat t-iraii . ;: ...... , ' . ' [ , hardtop ,,, , - . - . $219S 151 Walnut, Tel, 8-3710, alter hours riH. ; I WARK SCHNEIDER SALES" / : 5 ' Counly, Contact , ,Elmer'"Bash;, Broy/ni- dealing with Hcnl Estate ' , ' Sl„ Gpodvlev* -\'X '.: Be.JPrepared*. XXy. CHRISTMAS PUPPIES: - _ Mlnlalura .fad , 3V30 «lh dwle, Mlnn., ,teli ,5«-3t», , 1963 Mercury 4-dbor,, $1805 - ,11 ;M Freo air travel, paid vapa- ¦ '' Beag «, ¦, Pugs, problems, ';.; DEC, ."r-Thurs, a.m. SV* Miles Ei ; Daehibundt,: 'ipMW ; ot Osseo on W to »M", than vj.milt ttons, ; and ; 'other liberal ChlhiMhuw and Bt.sett. pi/ppy. Para- ;ORDERvNOW ; Wi Ford. Convertible $1995 ¦' Trtmpea- Hooies iar Rant 9S ;N, on "M". Evvald Boetchar, owneri , dlst Kenn»lt/ . Don. takey,. . . prepared Ste? (Coal Call ws . today and we wli! ,W,, A, Seek, auclloneer/ ' Inv, employe benefits. ¦ ' ¦ ' , , :' ;¦ ¦. ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ;v ¦ 1963 Ch-vi-olpf, 2-dobr. ¦¦ ¦ Northern .. leau, WM. " ' , ' ';¦ " : , ":, ¦:. .' ' „ ' ' 1 '" ¦ ¦ : ¦ ' ' '¦ ,. "cltrK. , ' ' ¦ , ¦ ' ¦: ' ' ' ' ' ;. ¦ . ' . '?¦COKE . ;. ' " ' ' : MY EIOHT-ROOM, J-bathrnom , house In do; our best, iln please you., • ' ;. . .hardtop ¦;, ¦;!. '., i ' ,. ,'i '.;$16tM5 . ; Cp , . " ' ; , .; NGKTH CENTRAL GhristiriasTrees Allure, »50 a month. Mri. : Elewor BRIQUET^;: :; (Stark) Klaus,, . UeWl.ton,. Tel, Hit, , \m Ford Galaxie.; ,.,. $1495 DEC; ll—Sat. 2 Furniture Auction*, No* AIRLINES, INC. :;y. ¦ ¦ • . l Irxoted at 169 N. B«k»r, starling el .^.-SSEHSIZJenis V : ; ¦' ' : ' ' ti30 a,m, No, 2 located et 530 Menkalo HOLSTBIN " HBlPBRSi-4 iprlngsr*. ; ' .; ¦ ' ' " ROOr/iS and both, gas heal, avail- i , i W« Advertise' rjur erieti : '" - ; : . . • .vVSTOKpR ; TOt£ FIVE «^ -, ,Kohner, : 620i a«th ;Ave,;:Bo< . i^ V : ;ROP3NG ' '; ' able «t once; 1404 W, 5th. Ttl, La Crta, Ave. sfertlna af I p.m. Alvln ' , ' ;; '¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ '¦ ¦' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦' ¦ auctioneer I Minn. Lend , '«V Auction , Hv. ,!. :, .¦ " • , !' .. .. ' ' Sent :e?S-357t for appqlnlrneniy MinMeapol|is Mlrtn; 55460 . - ¦X - ^ ; ¦!¦ , ' ''%¦ . '' ?' , ' , ;'/ : Serv.i ' elerK. ' f '^' V^'WRBATHS:, .^' ,' .;: Costa Leaa, to' . BRED SOWS^-S,; djit ebwt Feb. 1. Ed. ; ' modern houte w|th gar. : ¦ ' / Bum thef BeatV ' TWO-BEDROOM, ¦ , ¦ ¦ ¦ ' 601 Main St. Tel. 2840 Ij-Mom. H a,m, 'W,,or AN ¦ EQUAt WPORTVNlW • win : senatlftfr, Rt, 3, Mondovi.¦ ¦ (OH-¦ ; : ;^;BRANCHES ' .; , , den »p«c«, Tel. 244J, , , ¦ DEC, pewntvllia "¦ • ' ; ' , nlefl*.: . - W4Sr*>, \, l , . .' . ¦ ' , ,' ; ;: ; ; . . 860 W. 3rd ; Tel. 3373 on Hwy, 73 to- first road N., fhtn, i i 'KMPiOYmX 'rx :- ' '•"• W' ' / ' ' ' " , -irillM N.W. on town roed, We Gilbert ' 'Mialland Want Ads §|«4t Yonrs In ' Winona^" :. Smith, owntri Johnson V MurrtyraUc filly); felcphone Your Wanted--Re-I EtUta 102 RBOISTBRBD ARABIfiN ( 1 1 , " arKJ welc h'^oti;» b,'^ll «|or»: and . -. .' 'Free' ' .Delivery; , ' Lincoln-MorcuryrFflleon , tlortMni , , clerk, cohlscl. ROBB BROS. Mptorcyclt Shop, r . ; ' Dial . ?Ml '<> : CMW$, l*V liblU\.r , BUZ SAWYER ' By Roy Crtn»

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