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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Fh^ " SAIGON . South Vlel Nam Sixty men were In the ad- U.S. officials said the air- Stationed In "defensive roles rons and several Vietnamese? bomber! suspected Viet Cong po- him has been (AP) abandoned, — The advance unif for :t,r vance unit, U.S. officials de- borne contingent would bring at these installations ," a US'. squadrons. sitions in South Vict Nam, in- Storz took off from DonJR Hi, Sop. American ; paratroopers ar- ¦ clined on security grounds to the total U.S. strength in South spokesman said , the American After being Idled Saturday by cluding a heavy attack on a close to the border with North rived in' Saigon -twlay.. The bal- Vict Nam to around 30,000 men. unfavorable weather, U.S. jets .- Communist-infested zone north Viet Nam , on a flight.of about nny when the main force would paratroopei'fl "will free Viet- ance of the Ihree airborne bat- There already are 8,500 U.S. Sunday resumed air strikes of Saigon. six miles. U.S. officials did not talions was expected within a arrive. But they said they would combat Marines in South Viet namese combat troops for of- against Communist North Vict A U.S. official said there were rule out the possibility that h« ? few days. be. stationed at Bien Hoa ? a big V Nam. fensive operations." V v •Nam: no air raids over North Viet went down in North Viet Nam. The-p/iralrrtopers are ihe find, air base 12 miles northeast of Commanded hy Brig. Gen. U.S. officials announced that U.S. Navy jets blasted a rail- Nam today, presumably be- ' U.S. Marine medium tanki U.S. Army combat ground unit " Saigon , and at Vuntny, a coast - Ellis W. 'Williamson? the air- three hew Army helicopter road siding and three boxcars cause of bad weather went on their first patrol Sun- assigned to Viet Nam. U.S. and al city 40 miles southeast of borne contingent Includes two companies of 2(10 men and 25 IO0 miles doulh of Hanoi. U.S. officials said Air Force day. The 52-ton M48 tanks? with Vietnamese officials said (hey Saigon. infantry battalions ^ one ar- "helicopters ? arrived over the Groundfire was light and all Capt. Ronald E. Story, of Ports- . Marines clinging to their side*, would "increase security at key The new arrivals wwnprise tillery battalion and the equiva- weekend, there are now 12 the planes returned safely to : mouth , NIL , disappeared in a encountered only scattered Viet installations and press the . war'?, most of the 173rd Airborne Bri- lent of one battalion of various Army helicopter companies in . their carrier. light observation plane last Cong fire. There were no casu- ' ¦¦" more ef feci ively. " gade stalioned on Okinawa. support units. Viet Nam , two Marine squad- Other . A m erf c a n aircraft Wednesday and a search for allies. ?¦¦; .. ;.

Cloud y Tonight RiyER And Tuesday; Stage Today 14.03 Somewhat Cooler 24-Hour Change—.64 More U.S. Troops

SentSANTO DOMINGO , Domin- nist conspiratorsto directed from dayDominicans night, on U.S. troops despite distributed to people who coordinate U.S. emergency rt> ican Republic (AP) — The Unit- abroad. the declared cease-fire. haven't eaten for days. sick and lief and economic efforts here. ed States began rushing another The President's declaration Rebels hurled grenades at wounded must be given medical President Johnson also gent 4 ,500 troops to the Dominican that a military buildup was nec- American positions and ham- attention, and steps must be roving ambassador W? Averell Republic today after President essary for security on the Carib- ered away with fire from auto- taken to avoid an epidemic be- Harrimae on a tour of Latin ' ¦ ¦¦ ' Johnson said the rebel uprising bean island , came as rebel matic -weapons • ¦ . The .- outburst cause hundreds of dead have America as part of a diplomatic had been taken over by Commu- fighters made a new attack Sun- lasted about an hour. lain in the streets for days. ¦ . drive to win support for his ' " ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ Anthony M. Solomon, assist- move to prevent, the Dominican ' ¦ * ' ;: " ' ' ;? ? • ' . No- new casualties were re- . : . . ; - 'V *' . ? x •? :. '•'? ?' . . ant . secretary for economic af- Republic from turning into » ported on the American side. It fairs, left Washington Sunday to second Cuba. was uncertain whether answer- Johnson Warns: ing fire by U.S. forces caught any of the rebels. The Defense Department in Washington has reported two Marines and two paratroopers Don t Want killed, and 21 Marines and 21 paratroopers wounded since "? tanks, the tanks, With FIRST U.S. TANK PATROL .? . The toh M48 medium American forces began landing first U.S. armored patrol in South Viet Nam Marines clinging to their sides, encountered last Wednesday. ? ' . moves across the salt flats of Da Nang in a. only , scattered Viet - Cong sniper fire that Addition of the .4,500 fighting futile seven-hour search for Viet Cong guer- missed. (AP Photofax by radio from Saigon) Another Cuba men ordered in by the President rillas. The Marine Corps ¦vehicles are 52- By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER prevent another Communist will bring the total of U.S. state in this hemisphere," , the Marines and Army men to 14,- AP Special Correspondent ¦ ¦' ¦ '¦ President told the nation Sun- 000? . ' . . ' .,> ;;;¦?¦ WASHINGTON CAP) - With day night in a historic policy Rebel groups broke the cease- fire after American units took 4,5(X) U.S. troop reinforcements pronouncement, over the front lines from weary Di/ce Un pouring into the Domincan Re- "And we would like to do this troops loyal to the new military Soggy s cfer public, President J oh n so h without bloodshed or wdthout junta. ^ large-scale fighting." pressed a diplomatic drive to- Dominican Gen. Jesus de log day to win Latin-American sup- He declared that Communist leaders, "many of them trained Santos said his forces were port for his newly announced in Cuba," , had captured the reb- pulled back because they were determination to prevent "Com- el movement that began' "as a exhausted after a week of skir- P '" from popular democratic revolution." mishes. ,;? ressu^^ munist conspirators Even as the President spoke, The rebels charged the Amer- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS March when snow began to been flooded for about a week turning the embattled Carib- two special envoys were meet** ican troops actually were mov- Soggy dikes held back the' melt and most of the streets are pas- bean island country into a sec- , has taken 14 lives and ing with officials in Latin capi- ing in on them slowly. the swollen caused $150 million damage in sable. powerful thrust of ond Cuba. tals. Other American repre- i River in the Hanni- A broken levee Saturday right A U.S. spokesman said Amer- Nississipp five states: "Our goal, in keeping with the sentatives here and in Santo bal 111., area today five miles south of Quincy, a ican forces were maintaining a Gov. and Mrs. Jam-M F. Byrn«« , Mo.-Quincy, great principles of the inter- Domingo, center of the civil as residents of other communi- In the Hannlbal-Qoincy area , city of 45,000, took some of the strictly impartial attitude. He American system is to help war, were working with the Or- the river is on the rise again pressure off the Hannibal area. ? said they iare safeguarding an ties up and down the river wait- ganization of American States flood in toward a predicted crest Tues- After the levee break, flood- international ?one of refuge and ed'for . the . worst spring ¦ for an end-to bloodshed and a " day. waters ran 15 feet deep across in that sense they are in the history to run its course. Dominican future which would, Only 23 families have been 7 700 acres of farmland. It in- "front line."? "A flood of this magnitude is , in Johnson's words, be free of Byrnes Backs evacuated from low-lying areas amount of land un- U.S. Marines held positions to calculated to occur only once ih creased the Bar on U.S. ''Communist dictatorship." 100 years," the Interior Depart- in Hannibal. About 100 persons der water in Adams County, 111., the west of the rebel stronghold, ment reported? confirming that have fled u.eir homes in Quincy. to 25,000 acres. More than 20,000 No official here would say they moved into the strong- the flood was the biggest on Hannibal has no levee protect- acres were covered upstream in how long U.S. forces would re- points from their original posi- record. ing its population of 20,000. The Henderson County, 70 miles to Travel in main in the Dominican Repub- tions at the seaside Embajador Viet Strikes Hotel and a neighboring polo The flood, which began In water had begun falling in a 15- the north. lic. The United States has told COLUMBIA , S.C. (AP) - Roosevelt. secretary of stato Minnesota and Wisconsin during block industrial area which has Latin-American leaders it would field which has been used for Whcu the levee broke, the riv- Former Secretary of State under Harry S. Truman and a welcome troops from their evacuating refugees. former governor of his own er began receding. James F. Byrnes supports Pres- Cuba Upheld countries. Such contingents, in- U.S. paratrooper*are east of ident Johnson's policy of air state, Byrnes mar?Td his 88th The Mississippi dropped Sat- ternationalizing the force, might strikes against North Viet Nam birthday here Sunday. It wag urday night at Quincy from WASHINGTON (AP) - The the rebels, with a defense peri- mean early withdrawal of some meter at San Isidro air base and but opposes his proposal to pro- also his.59th wedding anniversa- Wednesday 's record high of 24.8 Supreme Court ruled today the U.S. units. vide $1 billion in aid to South- ry. Cambodia Breaks feet to 23.5 feet. The high in secretary of state has the con- defenses at the Duarte Bridge, But the U.S, action in sending the only means of reaching east Asia. Hannibal wns^-W Friday, but it stitutional power to bar Ameri- the In an Interview with The As- Marines into a Latin country for air base from the capital. A former member of the fell (o 23,6 early^phnday. can citizens from traveling to sociated Press he: the first time in a generation The rebels are entrenched , a former Su- Cuba. House and Senate With US. The river began rising again , has drawn sharp criticism else- between the two American preme Court justice, an "assist- — Recalled some of hia owa Ties and the U.S. Weather Chief Justice Earl Warren difficulties in dealing with Rus- however, where in this hemisphere. John- forces in a low-income residen- ant president" to Franklin D. Bureau predicted a crest Tues- delivered the 6-3 decision. There sian leaders but counseled con- PARIS (AP) — The French Phnom Penh that Cambodia son's special emissaries, roving tial section called Ciudad Nueva . day of 24.7 feet in Quincy and were three separate dissents. tinued talks with them. Radio said today in a broad- has broken off diplomatic rela- Ambassador W. Averell Hani- in the southeast section of Santo 24.5 feet in Hannibal, A^iance for — Said the Supreme Court is cast, from ii corrcsponden in tions with the United Slates. Said Warren for the majority: man and former Domingo. This area was tlie The corresondent said nn of- The Mississippi has been over Progress chief Teodoro Mosco- center of insurgent movements invading the field of legislation, "The questions for decision ficial reasons were given. He flood stage -—which is lfi feet — so, faced tough problems on against the Rafael L. Trujillo State DFL usurping the powers of Congress are whether Ihe secretary of speculated , however, that hey since April 6. their missions. regime and was a stronghold of nnd changing the Constitution state is stati.rtly authorized lo include n scries of frontier in- Johnson said the Marines ini- extreme left-wing agitators. improperly. Upriver from the Quincy-Hnn- refuse lo validate Ihe passports 14 Freight Cars cidents along the South Viet- nibal area , several small towns tially had hcen sent into the Do- The area of rebel operations — Called Johnson's voting of U.S, citizens for travel to namese border which Camhodia wcle hammered by the floods. minican Republic late Wednes- reportedly covers about 15 Opposes rights bill "terrible" and said Cuba . and. if he is, whether the blames largely on the United day in response to an urgent , the eventual ruling on it would exercise of thnt authority is con- blocks a zone which constitutes Stales. Officials feared that battered cable from Ambassador W. Tap- show how fnr the court Is will- stitutionally permissible. the entire commercial section of Derailed at levees would not hold in (he Illi- ley Rennet! at Santo Domingo , ing to go "in attempting to dic- The French correspondent the capital nois (owns of Keithsburg, with "We answer both questions In said he understands thai despite calling for immediate landing of Sales Tax tate the policies of govern- 963 residents , nnd in Hull , pop- the affirmative. " Among the most frequently Ihe diplomatic break consular U.S. forces lo save the lives of MINNEAPOLIS (API - Gov. ment." ulation 535. Most of Hull's resi- mentioned known Dominican relations would be maintained. The court ruled on nn appeal thousands ol Americans and Karl Rolvaag said it again: He Camp Douglas dents have been evacuated, citizens of other countries. Communists snid lo be opera- Here nrc Mime question! pat by Louis Zcmel , a Middlefield , doesn 't like a sales tax. III., was marked ting wilh the rebels nre Fidelia. to Byrnes and his answers on CAMP DOUCLAS, Wis . "T* - Ciiilfport, Conn., ski resort operator , He The state Democratic-Farmer- only by Ihe peaks of roofs and Dcspradel , a leading figure In international issues: ^*\. Fourteen cars of nn cast hound wanted to go to Cuba , he said, Labor convention , meeting here treetops, The 250 residents fled thc old Mill ot .June Movement , Q Do you support Johnson a Milwaukee Road freight train to become n better - informed Saturday and Sunday, put il, Lodge Visits Iwo weeks ago, n Castroilo organization; nnd Viet Nam policies? were dei riiled nl Camp Douglas citizen, Asdruhnl Domingucz , former even stronger. A% resolution Nio- Miss Kansas, A. I heartily support his state- were no injuries. Sandbagging continued in Dcpnrtmc.it refused asked Rolvaag, thc party 's lead- loday. There The Stale president of Ihe University of ments as to his willingness to crashed inl o la , 111., across the river from for the trip under a er, to veto any of the sales lax Two of Ihe cars permission Snnlo Domingo student bod v. discuss the cessation of hostili- passenger- Kurt Madison , lowa. bills now before the Legislature the Camp Douglas Pope, Peace travel ban imposed in January President Johnson said in n ties and settlement of our con- Waler receded nl Ihe rale of J- if they are passed. freight depol , causing heavy 1.N5I. .en.el sued , but a special 3 Others Die r/idio address Sunday nighl the troversies. I am sorry that he damage Ihree inches an hour in the U.S. District Court in New rebellion "look a tragic turn, Rolvaag, addressing the con- Quad Cit ies area of Davenport , ndded his willingness to havs The derailment blocked Ihe Haven ruled against him in a Communist leaders, many ol vention Saturday, snid he stood the United Stales contribute a Iowa , nnd Moline , Hock Island 2-1 vole posi- Milw.'ijila-c road tracks and nd- Move Hinted I hem trained in Cuba , seeing a behind the traditional DEL billion dollars to the rehabilita- and East Moline , 111. to any sales v l.iccnt tracks of a Chicago and In Accident chance lo Increase disorder , lo tion of opposition tion of Southeast Asia. ' VATICAN CITY (AP) - Hen- gain a foothold , joined Ihe revo- tax that, is merely n " replace- North Western Hallway frciRhl EMPORIA , Kan (AP) - The Q. Do you support the air ry Cnhnl Lodge, President Spring Fever lution. Thoy took increasing ment " for existing taxes. line, reigning Miss Kansas , her strikes against North Viet Johnson 's envoy on the Viet control , /md what begun as a CtniM- ,') Legislature voted. i r,in;it\i , Kim F,< vs. New Delhi Saturday, Iml she covered whether it' s harder .lames Kuminski bi'llion snid they were fight ing 3 Esca pe From death" took Ihe liie of Houston wife , Gloria , 4;i , The resolution added thai In- WINONA AND VICINITY • did not nltcnd the audience , as for a middle aged man to poria , and hi.s lo return ousted President Jiuin Chronicle religious news editor creased revenue was needed Variable cloudiness tonight nnd she prohahlv would have il mow liis lawn or coax Ins Injured seriously were Hay Bosch to power. Hut former East Germany Melvin Leon Slcnklc .v Saturday. and urged enaclme*nf of the tax Tuesday Colder loniglit , con- liiisino,s,N • diplomacy - had leen aged son lo do il . . . Itlitsche , 11(1 , of Emporia , and his U.S. Ambassador John Ilnitlow I' nlicd said Sli'iikley was shot Mart in program Rolvaag recommended tinued coo l Tuesday. Possibly a not been involved When a fellow says he 's wife , Dorn , in Santo Domingo In BERLIN (AIM- Three Kant in the chest with a bullel from a a semi-official capacity, io Ihe Legislature, 11 would raise few showers or thunderstorms Officials declined lo give de been wiped out and broke , The Kaminskis were ruling in told German teen-agers escaped to pistol taped to Ihe steering col- newsmen thnt ho was convinced $1411 million in additional money, Tuesday. Low tonight :i-M4 , lulls of Ihe talks be isn ' t necessarily refer- Ihe niasche ear. West llerlln during tho week- * umn of his small laic model red the uprising had been complete- largely through Increases in high Tuesday ii-VM. There hnil been no ring to Ihn market lie was in n conver- end , but a fourth man was shot ^ advance Volkswiigen. Miss Savnue ly taken over by Castrolto Com- statu Income taxes and n II per .AT-fi'-K ' , might mean Ihe supermar- ln-r mother. John in his bid for freedom. LOCAL Wl' word of Lodge s visil They said auollier wire con tible driven hy munists. cent excise levy on new cars (Iff ii ini n'l.sciwilions for Ihe Informants snid Lodge and ncclcd I hit trigger to the clnlch ket. Ramsey of liie highway palrol West Horlln police snid tho and trucks. youths 15 and 10 torn through .' 'A hours ending al 12 in, Sun- Urn Pope met for 20 minutes In pedal and Sleakley apparently said Mrs. Saviige was unable lo Martin MI UI H OSCII would lie , , day : Mi.ximiiin, 70 , minimum , Ilio Apostolic Palace, fired Ihn weapon wiicii he slop when mint her car mndo a hoarlbroken to see what the re- Holvniig said Ills proposed lux Ihn barbed-wire obstacle* in northern Berlin Into Saturday, fill ; noon. VII , precipitation , none. It seemed possible Ihe Vntl pressed (lie pedal. left turn off U.S. 50 in front ot bellion hail tin ned Into. on cars and trucks wns not Official ulj si'i vallon.'i for the can 's deeinion lo Impose silence Kellow workers and church her. President Johnson empha- desirable "Call it i\ sales tax , Tho shooting of an East Her- :\\ hours ending nl li* m IIK I UV . nlioiil the million™ indicated a leaders said I hey knew of no Mrs Savage's car ran oil n sized that other factors wore if you will ," he said, adding that man man , estimated to bo Maximum, IH): minimum , Wi , diplomatic move In Vlel Nam or enemies of Iho quiet , liiii il wiirk- , ( For more laughs see shoulder and skidded head-on Involved in Ihn dispatch of more it \ya» the "least regressive" ol about .'10, also occurred Satur- nuiHiV lill ; precip itation , '.'•• the Dominican Republic. Inif reporter, Jr Earl Wilson on Pago 4, 1 into the Illnschc car, forces, llu . snid food must be any major excise levy. day night. DEAR ABBY: She^s Tired of ?Getting v^dv!Ge By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY : I am tired of reading articles on how women should .. ''treat" men. The women are told to diet , get new hairdos , wear feminine clothes , get interested in sports, always smell fresh and sweet? and flatter a man 's ego. Baloney ! We women have pride , too , you know. I am a lot more attractive in many ways than most of my mar- ried friends , and I have a lot of love to R-ive. But here I sit -- .starving for - affection ; 'Men are the dumbest animals in the world. * PROUD IN LOUISVILLE , ; DEAR PROUD: The only way to ' YOUR HOME A it , and pride has GIVE get love is to give nothing to do wilh who makes ' the . 'first Jtt. r -iSSS ifl ¦ ^ . '-'move, The dumbest animal in the * world is the one who has a bale. *' of" SPRING CHECK-UP NOW! hay in front of him , but starves to T m death because he's too proud to eat ...it. - . _^_ ___^__i^^^^__ DEAR .*\BBY; 1 had better prepari you for a problem you never had before Our "l iM-'ear-old daughter is getting mar rjed next month and we are giving her i church wedding , with all the trimmings I hope you won t think we are terrible . ABBY but my husband and -1 have never been married legally. We, have lived together common law , but no one "knows this. I know 1 will feel guilty .in that church when my daughter is being married if my husband and 1 don't get married before she does. JJy husband says I should forget it as this state recognizes common law mar- riage and, besides, it is too much red tape I'd like vour opinion. ? : NOT MARRIED DEAR NOT: It ' will be worth the "red tape " which , In reality , is "mending " tape? Talk to" your clergyman j about a quiet ceremony for you and your husband And | ., ;. '. . don 't worry, about shocking him. He's heard everything. , ; DEAR ABBY: I recently flew from Florida to New York ' jny just- to see .''HElJ.b? . b'6l.LYi;.^iI- had jiurchased tickets . .sixv months In advance, The' play was; "everything. I had See What a Merchants Bank Home Improvement Loan Can Do! anticipated; but a man sitting behind*me. knew the entire ¦core and he sang along with every number. It was mad- dening. The next evening I paid $5 to see "MY FAIR LADY." I had never spent that much on a movie in my life ; Would you believe it , Abby, again a man sitting behind me sang ¦ ¦ with the cast? That this happened two nights j L j _i H|HI t~-~ ^,. , , rf^rt i-.-, r-— l mm^^a . \ . all the numbers u ^ ^ ^^P H^H^^££^ ^rc v ^ m^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ in' ?!¦ row was really too much; Won't you please say some- thing in your column to silence such songbirds? MARION DEAR MARION: With pleasure. Now will everyone mjm_w_ m^_wB^__^M^___^__mnB_ ^ y / ^h who knows the score please refrain from voicing it? m^L_StBEO^_m_ ^_\\\\\i_ ^_\\\^__\\\\_ ^^^ JH1 ^^^>Siw ^v9^lj^iHiii^HMli ^l[H_i^iHIHsllst^Hs^iii^n_iBBI^iii^lni^BB ^y CONFIDENTIAL TO BETTE S.: You are right I haie M^mm^mMm^MKmm9mwmwm ^B^^^^^^^^M8$S- W----fl^^ t -—1^^ "^ ^-fr*** ^^¦¦¦¦^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ¦^Kiii ^^ yet to come across a ''new" problem. All the problems y K__\MM_W^_^_^_^_^_^___\_ ^m^mwmm ^^^aS ^^Mmmmmmm - mKmWwBmw people face today can be found in the Bible, complete with their solutions — if only people were wise enough to read and heed;

4W*~ma^^*aJuti}~ y^e^_ ¦ A—^L^^J WWkVea Str \ M Ik ., ¦ ¦ Lady Churchill * * ' ki^-i^-il-K-Nw ^** m. *'*j*' *J*l slI XKWira* ^ - VH _I^^^H9^S^_IHEK 2_fi^ ^^ r? ^??- * ** ^ ' -¦ **¦ ^^^^HB_ ai _M-B» -IB _ WHS Cast Putting ™ ^ ^ Gets Lords Post Finishing Touches LONDON (AP) - Lad\ Churchill? 80-year-old widow of On Class Play Sir Winston Churchill , was ap- pointed to the House of Lords Cast and Crews are completing ¦ final preparations for the Wi- Saturday. nona Senior High School senior The appointment was nu.de class play, "Lily, the Felon's by Prime Minister Harold Wil- Daughter." son and made public ln a spe- The melodrama, . originally cial announcernerft from No, 10 scheduled for this weekend but Downing Street? the prime min- postponed because of the flood , ister's residence. ||:fc#P?*ffi?W^^. *w-?&^^-.^^^ s^ ^^^^i-^^mms ^m^^^^^i^v3iS ,A&Z$A&^^>M' M will be staged May 10 and 11 The appointment is for life ^^^w^^^^4.W ^^imy &W ^^^^^^ ^m In the school auditorium. All and cannot be inherited by any tickets bearing the original f i m dates will be honored, however. member of her family. The play will be presented in the broad style of the old-time John Brandt as Craven Sinclair , melodrama , according to War- the yiUain; Dorothy Meyers as ren C. Magnuson , director . Miss Ophelia; Barry Duellman Members of the cast are as as Robin Steal, another villain; Need a New or Better follows: Jane Sheets as Lily Car? Peg Guenther as Mrs. Kingsley; | Fairweather; Linda Burstein as Claire Peirce as Mrs. Blood- | Betsy Fairweather; John Hoeft good ; Nancy Berkman as the as Compton , Betsy's son ; John maid? Marie, and Lee Turner Hueblein as Jonas Fairweather; as Lord Montmorency. SEE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Aavartlitmtnt Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery for a Low-Cost ? Stops Itch—Relieves Pain IW Ytirl. IS. V. Monahan were hard , pelting geese and trol Fund. on West Belleview Street, be- ed - to Kenneth McQueen and ing the flood driving north on U.S. 61 when can Legion Club dance at Milj- Additional contributions of $15 tween Sioux and Dacota streets, will be resumed next Mon- Saturday. Low Sunday morn- other birds. They ran back arid at 10:30 :.p ?iri : : George Cutler? A 20-year p in he came suddently to the crass- yille Saturday over the weekend have brought where a sanitary main collapsed and day, the Winona depart- ing was 56 and this morning forth , frightened. in charge went to C. Paul Venables, over from, Ihe two-lane to a Jerome Ryan? deputy the fund's total to $10,951.70. . three weeks ago! Victor Bohnen was given a 15- ment of health said today. 67. At noon today the reading The golf-ball size hail fell for of the dance, said he saw the was 56. new. four-lane section of the Gifts , may be sent to the Daily Engineers said high seepage vear pin. The department's facili- 10 or 15 minutes at ALTURA act and took Wegman to the Highest previous recorded highway. News, which is administering content .could have contributed A. H. Krieger got a six-year ties have been occupied to on between 7-7:30 ' a.m but there Wabasha County jail. Adler Already, the news- this day was 91 in 1918 and the Monahan applied his brakes the fund . i to the collapses , either through pin? while five-year pins were the limit in testing city wa- was no report of damage, al- was to be apprehended at Ro- paper has turned $10,936.70 over low 28 in 1903 and 1954. A year and skidded 120 feet , turning hydrostatic pressure or by dis- given to Arnold Stenehjem , John ter supplies, officials said. though home owners were chester this morning by Ever- to the city for use in paying solving the subsoil base and ago today the high way 73 and completely around? before roll- | Tlougan , Irving Gepner? Ray During this time no addi- checking their roofs. ett Lorem, Wabasha County its flood-control bills; All addi- , allowing pipe sections, to drop the low 48. ing backward to a stop in the The sky at PLAINVIEW ear- Dorn , Dr. Warren Haesly and tional tests were possible. ditch of the four-lane deputy. tional contributions wil] also be out of alignment*. E. H. (Bud) Herman. Norman Lowest temperatures in Min- divider ly this morning was described given to: the city. ? ¦ . Private supplies in the segment. A tire on the Winona Schellhas was the recipient of nesota today was 36 at Bemidji. as " awfully black," which was Contribution s are as follows: ; city's lower areas should Rochester posted it low of 56 man's car blew out , causing a general throughout a four-year pin, be tested , the department the area , Previously received $10,936.70 One-year perfect attendance after a Sunday high of 82 and further loss of control , accord- even where hail didn ' advises, but certain proce- t fall. The Mr. and Mrs. Samuel went to Lee Wiggins,' La- La Crosse had extremes of 66 ing to the report written by in- hailstones, coming from a yel- Donald Singer A Boyd ....?..??.? . 10 Radio Stolen Spins dures should be followed. : vern Lawrenz , Harold Peterson , and 89 for the same times. vestigating deputies Elroy Balk low cloud that headed toward Buddie Club ...... : 5 Before .¦» ,. private well Is and Vern Spitzer. J James Sweazey and the Rt, town , were the size of marbles Rev. Msgr. J. Richard Feiten. tested, It must be disinfect- THE RIVER was rapidly re- Damage was $250-. to the front and trial Postponed Total ..??:.; ... ?. $10,951.70 From Car on ! ed according to instruc- turning to its banks in the Wi- fell for about 10 minutes ¦? The past president's; pin was end and ; undercarriage of the beginning at 6:40 a m. They The scheduled trial of Donald ¦. . tions available at the de- i nona vicinity with a reading of Monahan car. It was the second j givep- to Dr.7 Haesly: Gepner, covered the ground. Hail also Singer, 21, Minnesota City, on j who was selected by Dr. Haes- partment's City Hall office. 114 03 at noon today. This was accident in four days at the was reported to have fallen a Charge of burglary with a Prairie Island i Well owners may pick tip i .64 less than noon Sunday and Dresbach site under similar cir- •ly as the winner during the north of Plainview , tool was delayed today in Dis- Car Rolls Away The theft of a portable radio ?latterj 's term as president , was bottles for water samples 1 6.72 ¦ off the alltime high of 20.- cumstances. trict? Court. at the office beginning - . v ¦¦' -?¦ ,' ¦ Heavy rain and an electrical worth $50, dogs running loose inij given the "most valuable Lion " j 75. . .; , The second Sunday accident storm followed the hail. ? County Attorney S. A- Sawyer the weekend's summery weath- award. Thursday, but samples will ; The fall is expected to con- occurred at 2:15 a.m. at the The wind was so strong that said that the youth might ap- At Wabasha; er and a -reported theft of two | not be accepted until Mon- | tinue despite rainfall in the dis- intersection of U. S. 14 and a squirrel , pear Monday afternoon in the $500 lighting units i KEYS, which are won by Li- day and then only after ; trict ¦ chasing a leaf in a that turned with the following pre- ¦GoTOt*y'-l-18.-*-'---"*^-.-,— £#*-.,....; back-yard, was—caught " in it court. His trial had been sched- out to be no theft at' all' occu-j ens who have brought two hew chiorinafion of the supply dict ioas for the next several Lawrence W. Hilfinger , ?,2', and pushed around until the uled to begin today at 9:30 a.m. pied city police over the week-j members into the club, were has been done. days : CDT before a District Court , Chicago, was driving east on the blast subsided. Children Hurt end . Chief James W. McCabe ! presented to William English A. . A Sl fee will be charged Tuesday 13.4 highway when he lost control RUSHFORD jury * WABASHA. Minn . (Special) - reported today. j H. Krieger and Lawrenz. Ad- for each test of a source Wednesday ...... 12.B apparent ly didn 't Singer pleaded not guilty to on a curve to the north. Hil- suffer from the storm of short Two small children of Mr. and William Wissman. 4430 nth St., | vanced keys — given to tho.s'S within the city limits. Each Thursday 12.3 the charge April 19 on his ar- •who mem- finger 's car traveled 66 feci on duration , even lender Mrs. Larry McGraw of White Goodview, complained to city have¦ brought six new source tested outside the • AH stations with the exception petunia raignment in District Court . He j — went to Tlougan and the east, shoulder of the curve, plants weren 't damaged. Bear Lake were injured Sun- police that his 10-transistor ra- 1 bers in dtv will require a $5 fee. of Lake City reported drops of Later is accused of attempting to day while visiting their grand- ¦ Stanley Spooner, 52 fool in the east ditch and in Ihe forenoon , Rushford ex- dio with brown leather case was around half a foot. At LAKE enmo to rest against the guard burglarize the vending machines parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank j The club presented a gavel pected the brief electrical at Fiberite Corp., taken from his car Saturday be- CITY a rise of .1 of a foot was railings along County llll at its 515 W. 3rd McGraw , Wahasha . tween 8:30 and 9 p.m. while the to its auxiliary , the Lionels storm and rain lhat hit Winon a St;?Feb. 28. He was bound over At 9:30 a .m. Peter , 3, was Club. Accepting it for the Lion - Hearing June 7 report ed . intersection with the highway. about 10 a.m . to District Court on the charge vehicle was parked on a road ; Spring burst out in earnest Deputies Balk and Spitzer in- in the ear belonging to his near the Dam 5A spillway. Po-? els was Mrs. Lawrenz . presi- Some of the hail which fell after a municipal court hearing parents , Mr. and Mrs. Larry - ! over WISCONSIN Sunday with vestigated. I),'im;tRc was $100 Mc* lice are investigating. dent, • On Melrose Plan At Dakota and on North Ridge and is held in county jail in Grau , which was parked in the English was master of cere- I the warmest weather of tho to the left side of thc car. loday at 8:45 a.m. DST was lieu of $:i,000 bond. Chief McCabe said that his season ns highs of 80 degrees driveway. The emergency broke department had caught four or monies. To Purchase Dam j still on the ground at noon! Attorney Dennis A. Challeen was set. The McGraws were ¦ ! were common over most of th» five dogs running loose Sun- Wis Damage appeared to be slight, is Singer 's court-appointed at- preparing to go to 10 a.m. BLACK RIVER FALLS. . j southern two-thirds of the state. torney, A conviction could bring day and had received many — A Public Service Commission However, a cold fron t is ex- with a few early gardens get- church. other complninls of dogs at One-Party Se rvice Youth Charged ting the brunt . Apple t rees, just Singer (he maximum penally Peter somehow released Ihe hearing will be held at the pected to bring an end to tha of 20 years in prison or a $20 ,- brake The ear .started , large. ' The city ordinance pro- Asked lit-Northfield; Jackson County courthouse here beginning to bud , are apparent- . moving. viding (bat dogs must he kepi ] warm weather. ly unhurt . Hailstones were about 000 fine, or both. He jumped out and go! behind Hearing on May 20 June 7 at l-.:i0 p.m. on applica- La Crosse reported Sunday's the car. A front wheel on a leash or confined in a tion of Lilt? Feed Mills ,. Inc , After Deputies the size of hickory nuts , ob- ran over fenced yard will be enforced , i state high of 89 and Superior his left shoulder and arm , nnd WITITFI1ALL . Wis. - The to .cell t|ic Melrose dam on servers said. •Trucker Pays $20 the chief said. i had the minimum of 76, A few television antenna guy he received facial cut.*-;. Public Service Commission of Douglas Creek to the village of I Low temperatures overnight His brother , Chuck , 5, .1 o y c e Const ruel on Co., Wisconsin will conduct a hear- wires were 'snapped by high A Lewiston man" charged playing , Melrose. i varied from 45 in the Superior Break Up Party bull in Ihe yard, saw wh.it Rochester entered n complaint ing at Ihe courl house here May a-hearing was con- winds accompanying a heavy April 10 wilh driving l ,!..).)' . thnt two of their portable out- i On April 9 I area fo 61 nt Lone, Rock. Sheriff ' s deputies broke up n happened, ' He tried to hold the 20 at 9 am. on application of ducted on applicati on to aban- rain. The major weather dis- pounds overweight on County 5 door lighting units bad been Coopera- beer parly on lironk' s Hill Sal- turbance lasted about car back by grabbing (he door Tri County Telephone don Ihe dam. but was held open SUNDAY'S NATIONAL high 20 min- near Utica pleaded guilly to I( opened and stolen from outside Ibe Chicago j ' to provide-un- unlay nighl and charged one utes. *tho (.oocl- struck him. He tive , Inc., Strum , to study the effect improve- was 99 at Presidio, Tex., and chin-Re Saturday in was shaken and bruised. & North Wesk-rn Railway \ automatic , one-parly youth with being a minor with The slorms appear lo have view justice court , according nttended ments In the upstream water- the enrly morning low today was Mrs . Dan Foley and son , liv- roundhouse sometime between I service in Ihe Town of North- beer in possession . Sheriff covered a comparatively small to Sheriff George L. Fori, shed would have on the propo- 21 at Greenville , Maine and ing nearby , took (hem to St. Saturday and Sunday night The field. Bozomnn, (jeorge I-. Fori reported today. area . The UK.Ill ,AND area Leslie Iverson paid a $.fi fine 750- and I ,(MM)-watt ' units, were sal. Mont. juveniles were appre- Elizabeth' s Hospital , where The estimated cost i.s $197,400. Three near Rushford had no hail at and $S costs imposed bv Justice Iheir condition i.s valued at $500 apiece. among the eighl youths satisfactorv. The exchange now is magnet o hended all , and Lnncshoro was struck U'wis K . Albert Saturday nt F The car (raveled backward A police inveslig. ilion showed from North- j mm ^MmmWMmwMmWmWmWMMMmmmmW ^mWMmWMmmWKmmW , iireonling lo Ihe sher- by only the one and was purchased involved slorm while p.m. Special Deputy Raymond about I Oil feel and almost into thai the units had been picked Telephone Co. un- £k WINONA LODGE NO. 18 A.F. & A.M. report. Paul I. SI oil/ , III , Winona bad two heavy rains. ' field Farmers iff' s Ham arrested Iverson when he ( lie Mississi ppi River . It had up by pal rolling police who der commission approval. r -.VWTI'S charged will) Al ST. niAHIiKS clouds look- A STATED COMMUNICATION i>(i. . V II H-'KI. spoiled the Lewislon man driv- been parked off Lawrence Ave- feared I hey mig ht be stolen if The commission believes (his buy ing fl"' hit-r for the party, ed threatening lm| only a good ing wilh liis tag axlo raised, nue let! in (he open Tbe lightiii|* be the first In 4 7:30 o' clock rain fell, - ' exchange will Tuesday, May , thus vial.-iliii K 'he stale law ' --^_, units \ver<* returned lo Joyce at hnve all one party }v Pi WM, LKWISTON escaped hail but Wisconsin to Georg* M. Robertton Jr., against minors havin g beer in Ihe city garage, , j service. possession. some fell .south of FRKMONT. ¦ Iheir IHIIiaM^ —— — . Stoll/. pleaded guilty to the The Lewiston urea from sever- charge loday nt noon in Good- al miles of town to west of Uti- Wabasha Co. Man Gaiesville Well ca seldom gets hlnl , residents I view Justice Court and paid n NII id. $.*!!> fine nnd $r. costs imposed hy Project to Cost Lewis ft. Albcrl . Melcher said , "If 1 had had Justice screens on my windows , they Sheriff Fort exp lained tluil Dies Under Tractor Tota l of $116,000 wouldn 't have broken , but I The Winona Central one individual can he HAMMOND Minn. ( Special>-- in 'November lit'.'V She ilied in only leave slorm windows on all . GALF.SV11.LK, Wis ( Special) charged when a group Is caught Ernest IVkrul , 60, farm lahorer 1017. He hud lived previou sly at summer; tbey keep my house , nnd had been --Papers hnvo been signed and In Ibe cii'cuiiisl .-iti ee*-* of lasl 15 degrees cooler," in Ihe Hammond and Kl^in Walerlo , lown Vei n area , was found dead under- here anil ui this area the Inst work will proceed on n ncw cily Salurday mght Deimlies He said no crops were hurt ; well , equi pment and extension Labor Union Wishes Spll/.er and Klroy Hulk appre- neath hi.s Iraclor Sunday morn- seven or ei |;hl years many have been seeded but (tne son , Arth- of mains at n cost of $11(1.000. hended Ihe youths. ing. Survivors inc. nothing is up because of ,-the ur A. Wat erloo , lowa , one step- The well and piimphoiise will late .spring He was last seen alive be- tween midnight Saturday mid son , lint ry W Fgiin , Menom- be on land purchased by the To Thank — lie predicted another dry l?:.l() Wis , une stepdaughter , cily from Leon and Douglas Sa- Left-Winqcrs Set summer ; lie says I hey come in a,ni . Sunday in Hammond. onie , Mrs. Arnold .leii.sen, Barren , cia. The concreltt block build- cycles. The rain Ihis morning One mile south of Hammond the ing will be about 200 feet from Back in Kenya tractor went off the left side of Wis .; Ihree linlf sislcrs , Kalh was needed , ho added. Highway :i.s in t lit* vicinity of the City Officials , Department Heads and Residents of tho Ibe roiid nnd down n I'.'. loot em- erine ami Mrs Charles Belli , NAIHO III , Kenya , (AIM - A Although TRKMPF.A- Schilling Kleelrii ' plan! The Kenya 's Parliament bankment . II landed upside Hueinc , Wis , and Mrs Robert City of Winona who worked so capabh/ in combating decision liy I.KAU and IUH'1 A1.0 counties , 111 , and .slruclin e will ini lude a meter I'oveiiiiueiil lo lake over down mid pinned him under Klaus , Downers drove (or the were warned of thunderstorms six halflii tillici's , Theodore and lest ing room . the flood threat to our city. This thanks also includes the Institute is Ihe by the Went her Bureau , ncntli. Ihe Lumumba ... tbey got slu-riff' s ,lolin , lliii 'ine Arnold , llai riin , reverse Ibis week for nothing severe , Itmti fell in a The Wabasha Counly . many who wal ked long an<\ hard hours in the back ground, Illini office wns MO I Hied Siimli .y at Raymond , Klk Mound , Wis ; FIII i*: NKAii <;\ U *: SVILI .I*. Kenya 's lellwingeis. light . tliiiiiderslorii i. , , ( Special . 9 n.m, liy Melvin Doinke , Ham Orville , Hire Lake , and LeUity GALFSVILLI* ; Wis aiding, assisting aiui feeding the dike workers. A special mond, Deputy Robert l ,iit>i'hler ol Hie U.S. Army Some five or six acres of f! RaQittnr Metffngi invesdgaled The funeral service .will lie grassland on the Kind LI.sow.skI thank you to fhe many people from outside the city who ^^_ H^^a^^^~ farm In Fox Coirlee of Iho Hig Q] XSV 1»t •"«•¦ Mondays—8:00 p.m. Pekiul died Inslanll y of n Wednesday al '.' pm al a Luth- /^\r-- 1W '•"«•• Tamarack Valley burned Satur- fl !^ !0 ) Social Nlohti - Other Mondaya crushed cbesl, according to Dr . eran Church in Rice Lake , wll h came to our aid. J^ B ,1, Hoiiuuet , coroner, burial there day. Gaiesville firemen were Mr. IVkrul was horn Oi l, 10 , Friends may call ul Schleicher called al !> Xi p in lo put oul the INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS UHl'l , at Hue Lake , Wis, He Funeral I Ionic , Millville , from hla/e , which crept dangerously Milton Knutson , N.G. married Louise Hobi.Miii Kuan Tuesday noon to ll ii in. close (o tho wotxls. . . _ . __ , , , - - - ——-———¦ Jimmie Hatlo [ They'll Do It Every Time By 9L dJapfL-nsd.J ML Wight tft/fflMl/l*^/^ Garldnd-Herfon \^(/f Ctfti 14/JI ^^^ / tflf oi7>wj^- - Afa^ . .f 6; By EARL WTUSON NEW YORK — People are always asking me how 1 get was born ' ... I guess it's some kind of genius I ¦ ¦ ' '^ all my scoops ' ¦ ' '¦ ' "¦ ¦' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' /&$$ \; wilh. ¦ ' - ,?' v '" ______Judy Garland was at a party at The Brown Jug with her beau Mark Herron . ", . I congra'tulated her on being booked back in New York .after four years, at the Forest Hills Music Festival . . then I said; just like mentioning the weather. "Do you have any interesting new law suits?" 'Tm getting my divorce May 14," Judy brightened. "I'm Truck Load finally getting rid of him" (that || Ty would be Sid Luft). Margret's birthday — he can- "So when are yoti getting celed a TV show here Sunday to married to Mark?" I asked. join her hack on the coast since "Depends on the gentleman." she found she couldn 't visit a thumb at her ' Bleach Judy jerked him here . ? . Les Crane and i l ^ ¦ . y Sale! escort? ' . :. . ' his divorced wife Eve met ?at Several drinks later , while the new discotheque, "Our leaving this gay party? I said Place," which he's sponsoring Truck Lcad Sale of lull strength to Mark Herron. just a stab in and she's decorating. They A, o poblicervic. A4P ho* arranB»d « »P«ial and remembering kissed . . . That was quite a cel- Bright Soil Bleach and ha. «l». the dark, guaranteed 5.25% Sodium Hypochlorit. , "I for the May 14 divorce date ebration "The Subject Was Olmsted Co. Bar ; hear you and Judy are getting Roses" at Sardi's (winning the nioa*. • • •. married May 15." Dramatists' award ) . Jack Al- Honors District . "May 16," he corroded me. bertson and Irene -Dailey . re- called that the show had a $162 cLEAS^c nEMs.; "It takes a couple of days." Wy^MM^ Judge Murphy Drastic Price Cuts • "Here in NeW York , I sup- advance — EW was the only pose?" I said.. . B'way_ columnist ? wJio attended —Special-feature of ; the Law (he ' Osseo Players "I thing in Juarez," he said, opening? Miss Dailey, Dan s Day observance at Rochester sister, had been in 13 flops be- - I just hope they remember Auditions for Friday was the honoring of -Wi- they gave, me this exclusive fore, and had worked most of To Present Drama her life as a waitress trying nona 's District Judge Leo F. story ! to OSSEO? Wis? (Special)— The m sustain herself as an actress. Murphy, now retired from the ' "'v " Osseo High School dramatics FOR NOEL COWARD and Sir John Bravo! Piano Students 3rd District bench and serving Gielgud were at this parry — | club will present its final pro- ^' \ S t tK .'I.rCINK A.MARA? the opera on occasional,assignment t oroth- for Vivien Leigh — the guest duction of the year, "Grandma , CLEANING who wasn't there — because star, is plagued by telephone er courts in the .state? How . Gould you," at 8 p.m. to- / / tySOl she. was in England — after a pests who don 't ta lk to her — Set This Week Exercises began at 11 a.m. in screening of "The Ship of they only breath heavily , day in the school gymnasium. the Olmsted County Courthouse ^ Forty-eight Winona piano stu- j ^ Fools" — and I asked Noel how Paychecks bounced — and the The cast includes Dave Mon- with most of the 3rd District whole Cast of a highly experi- dents will take part Tuesday? he was — a ?ridiculous ques- son, Tim Briggs, James Dake, judges presenti in addition , to tion , I admit. "Me," he twinkl- mental new. Show Biz idea , is and Wednesday in auditions for \ ¦ Kris Gore, Nancy Myhres , Jane United States Circuit Court ed, "Oh , I'm as merry as a protesting to the union - . . ,.- an annual non-competitive piano • Lysol ¦ Quinn, Kathy Thompson , Rach- Judge Harry A. Blackmun. Spray - grave." ' ' Connie Francis will remake / -: . : playing tournament ? ?! \ " Vicki Strasburg, Luncheon was at 12:30 p.m. / Jane. Russell's here for the "Girl Crazy in Hollywood . . . el Hageness, The tournament, in which i in the Sky Room of the , Kahler ^ WAIF National leadership Con- A recent murder victim may Sue Sieg and Sandy Shaefer. . 5-0z. Bottle ¦ T-fc. Boltle stand- ' Hotel with attorneys and their \ ference at the Summit — but have been killed by spies. He students play against a This three-act comedy will ^ wives and friends present. hurries back to LA for a dinner did World War sleuthing for ard of excellence rather than | be directed by James Tilly- . ¦ ¦' ¦' ' ' Speaker following the luncheon ¦ ¦ his government. is sponsored - . ¦ . . noting her football-hero hus- against each other, j was United States District nd Bob Water-field . . . Rog- TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: by the National Guild of Piano i Chatfield Area Man Judge Edward P. Devitt . Judge 5 Smith bought Swedish culot- Bobby Goldsboro lives so far Teachers. .i Murphy was presented with a tes at a 5th Av. store for Ann- out in the suburbs he has to Heads SWCD Disfricr gift from members of the Olm- V 68< take a bus to get a cop. JUDGE FOR the Auditions XW sted County Bar Association. WISH I'D SAID THAT : A here will be Mrs. Don Highfill , CHATFIELD, Minn , - Rich- V SAVE 20c ./ SAVE 30c / The day was completed with \ / sure way to insult your wife Silverton , Colo., a member of ard Chase of Chatfield has been evening dinner of district judges is to say you love her cook- elected chairman of the Upper : + ? IViljM/l the Oklahoma and National in the Elizabethan Room of the X m Sy, x S. X Xx mk MiWf MAM iii ¦ ing — . because it makes it Zumbro Soil and Water Con- X * m+SX m + NITES -7:15-9:10 . ' " Music Teachers associations and Hotel kahler, with Judge and * easy for you to fight the temp- servation District. 25e-65^-85< chairman of the NGPT unit in Mrs? Murphy as guests. A so- tation to overeat . — Hugh Al- Earl Kleinwort of Byron was ¦ Lawton, Okla., a number of cial hour at the home of Judge len. ' elected vice chairman,: John ; Donald Franke pre- years. She was state correspond- and Mrs FRESH FRYING • ENDS TUESDAY REMEMBERED Q U 6 T E: Kuisle Rochester, Rt . 2, secre- SUPER-RIGHT (• ing secretary for the Oklahoma ? ceded? the dinner? and dessert "If you .have charm 't tary, and Harold Searles Jr., , you don Federation of Music Clubs and was served later at their home need anything else. And if you Byron, ti-easurer. Other mem- served on its board of direc- by Judge and Mrs. O. Russell don ' bers of the hoard are Harold &*thft ^V t have it, it doesn't matter tors four years. Olson. »fl-M^^H , , 8iyDiViW^{UAl9| JH what else you have." — Anon. She has done demonstration Ihrke Eyota and George Stei- Chicken Legs EARL'S PEARLS: Marriage, ger , Rochester. Chuck Steak teaching in a piano teachers' ' ETTRICK FARM SOLD BEACH ?mM ff wESt claims Milt Kamen, • ' ¦ ¦ gang play i» when a workshop in'. Eureka Springs, ETTRICK , Wis. (Special) - iXtJfl'Imijjfc nH guy gets billed for the times he Ark , conducted by Dr. Clar- ETTRICK PATIENT Mr? and Mrs. Spencer Thomas cooed . ence Burg, dean emeritus of ETTRICK , Wis. ( Special) - have sold their farm at French- A fellow complained that he Oklahoma City University. Gerald Brenengen is a hospital ville and will move to La was married 15 years ago by Winona teachers whose stu- patient at La Crosse. Crosse early in June. - i- ' 4BC V39c a Justice of the Peace: "And dents will be participating in Fye had neither justice nor auditions here are Sister M. 17> I I peace ever since." . . . That's Conleth of St. Mary's Catholic earl brother. School, Dr. Elizabeth Hollway of the College of Saint Teresa, Richmond McCluer of Winona Independence Begins State College and Sister M. La- SORRV! Scrub Brushes '^p i^ffi i Salvation Army Drive londe and Sister M. Liam, both STARTS WEDNESDAY of Cathedral Catholic School . LAWRENCE SHORE DUO CANCELED ¦ : INDEPENDENCE, Wis. (Spe- Pianists compete in the tour- ¦? ' 4 cial) — The annual Salvation nament in different classes, Brooms- ; ^ ; *^^;. ^ :>1 Army drive opened Saturday grouped according to their abil- and will continue through May ities. Awards include certifi- i — Starting Tonight — : ^ 22, Mrs. Inga Jahr , chairman cates, pins, medals, diplomas] ' , ' ' *L.n ll QBIVE IN TfclgATm \ said. for winners in advanced -classes i " isis »p- Adulf. and Juniors — 75e Mops?P- . . . Sponge In towns where there aren ' and $100 scholarships. " ! ^; Children Under !. Frtt t offices or officers, it carries out The following student pianists SHOWS AT «.* _J - 1»:«»* j its program through will take part in this week's i Danny Kirkland Trio 1 ' I volunteer c assistance from auditions: I loh ENDS TUESDAY service unit committees^ The Independence Pupils at Calhtdrtl School -Mary Risr rett, Suson Bernatz, Wary Botond, Hflisn Marvel Sponges ^- 25 committee consists of Mrs. Otto Buscovlck. Annis Gr«ndl. Susnn Gr^ndl , Susnn Guldlnqer, Pnuln Hegcnbnrt , Kfith- / MMIMSCHcMwrri .-nf* \ Sprecher, treasurer, and Mrs. ' ryn Hendfrson. Mary Heltlnq, Brendfl Steve s Cocktail Lounge .BLAKE EDWARDS,.*.*™, Jahr. The committee may help Himrich, Dpbrn Himrich, Mory Hoepp- DAV1DNIVEN in emergency relief of disaster ner, Hubert Joswirk , Susan KnMseh, Nnnry l«, Pntrlr.ln Le». I.ynn l . lburn, ,, PETER SELLERS victims ; provide clothing, food, John Mnrnv«c, Pdtrlrln Mornvec, Vic fuel , meals and lodging for tor Mnrsn, Knthleen Murphy, Cfltherln* BRIGHT ft ROBERT WAGNER Plr.hn, DonnW Srhnelpp, Cnthryn Schuh , \/ \ transients; give aid for minor Bffvftrly Shflw, Cnrnl Slevnrs , Pfltrlrl^s ^ CAPUCINE, hospitalizations; provide nutri- Silvers, Susnn Slevnrs, Misrtlm Speck , M«ry.V«ll, M«ry Losjlsr Vntrubis, Dobrd SAIL tional aid for school children , Wise, t . lndfl Wlsd flnd Rehf!CC» 7lttel 'iHEPiNk PATOER?; Students of Dr, Hollw»y—Honey Chi> ¦ I and perform other humanitarian ¦ / Rubber ehel. Mnry r.ntherlne Ctilliiohiir »nd *# . / \\ services. ^(^UDIA CARD NAUE ' Bnrbnro Gnrdewln* . * T ) Student of WfClotr -- Pennty Bnflr«v VTICMMICOi.WTeCHHIRAMJV / ' of Rushfori). [¦WW iw UNITED ARTI3T8 A tree's circulation system ^J Pupils ot Sliler Conleth Frit. Is» Ibr ils vital sap is particularly seler , Lore Beseler, Frnnces Ciurrnn, efficient. A tree could raise this Jnnn Curran, P'alrlcla Curran, Timothy "THE KILLERS" Curran, Jamos Stein, Roberta Testor ami ; fluid to a height of a thousand l. lnda Wright. : Gloves STARTS WEDNESDAY • Bleach ¦ feet. This is the • Gal. i Pair ' m : ! ' MadisonI Club Scouts YT3 ^T- %^C * ENDS • only Yankee pig ¦ tm ¦ ^^CmI "CIRCUS WORLD" Members of Den 1 displayed |^V t a flower pots that they hnd made at tho rneeting nf Cub Pack 5, in La Vega. . IMadison Scnool , Inst week. Knch ¦ den showed fl owers It had plant- .^ ed , currying out the "green .^^^^^ ^vT ^^FP^^ \ 37' 49' J. ART FILM thumb" theme set for (he V Save 18c ' \ Save 20c / FESTIVAL month S-\ ¦ iv-V- •« '^W" ' < "yf. * ONE DAY ONLY—TUESDAY , MAY 4 of April , Winners ol races were : Jt> x.;. „ j ,M \S ^ * ^ * Potnto race — Keith I/ith , PERFORMANCES AT 4:00-7:15-9:35 first| , anil David Sciltcr , second ; FEATURES AT 4:05-7:20-10:00 ||bean and straw race — Mlchnel ('.anvcy, first , nnii Rllly Hnrsf , ¦ ^%llU', %¦: -*K/7M Apr. , # • ;! ¦ second , bird Ily Michnel Mil- • JANE PARKER ANN PAGE— ADMISSION SI 00 - PASSES NOT HONORED Jieu first , ( second »^%:.:;f , and Villi , , nnd ^ i ¦ PEACH, PINEAPPLE or APRICOT |lr.ut rolling, llorst , first , nn ' (ojiy lOr Dolly, IV ' Sound like your kind of work ? Get Involved. 7 — ^mmawwfJ*J KLauJ ^K^^^^^K ^^K^k M_Wa MiiOl" .imrlny ¦ H^ I ¦ I M I I zm W_t_^__ \ . ^*'*'^- _ ^_^_ ^ t_ ^__^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_Wl^t' ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_. flHS-H Dtllv«r»d hy r. isrrltrj. fr Wr*r|. so ffn|s ^_^^_\_\_^_ J '^^^^1 7« wtitk« It?/. 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STARTS WEDNESDAY SiifonfJ doss pnvUu* pnlij «t Winoni, **. - Minn,A Serving in Armed Forces Winona county, the¦ group point- ed out. " .* " ¦ • ¦•? .' - ' Sailing Mediterranean TB Unit Cites Mra. Spencer waa one of three Christmas Sea] volunteers fihipf liter Second Claim MKR- William Mahoney. grandson of in the state nominated to repre- RIL I,. IIA7\SK , son of Mra. I.y- Mr*. William Wergcd , spent the Mrs. Spencer sent their counties in the state dla llnnse, 673 Olmslend St., left pant week here, on leave from contest for the title of Minne- Mrs. Milton L. Spencer, Ml) sota's outstanding senior citi- Norfolk , Va., last month for the Army. He has been at Ft. Clark's Lone, an active member zen. She is both president of the duty with the Sixth Fleet in the Leonard Wood , Mo. Transfer-* of the Winona County Tubercu- Winona County TB and health ¦ :¦' Mediterranean Set aboard the ring to Virginia, he wm taken losis and Health Association council and a member of the ^i Tv destroyer tender USS Tidewater . to Barahoo for a weekend visit Southeast regional $mSPECIAL SHE 1S1; advisory ' ' ' ¦¦ since 1920, received the South- TO SHOW HER HOW . ? •*. ;. ¦ wilh the Orville Nclsestuen fa- council; DAVID H. AI TIIOFK? now mily. east regional award from the Mrs? Spencer is one of seven slalihnted in Germany with the - - * .• ' :.' . Minnesota Tuberculosis and volunteers In the state who re- Army, hns heen promoted to WHITEHALL , Win. (Special ) Health Association at its annual ceived regional awards at meet- ' " ¦" ¦ - Spec, 5. He is the son of Mr. — Pvt . Clark J. Erickson , son of meeting in Rochester Saturday. ings Saturday. ' .*? ¦T ' and Mrs. .eorfte I.. Althoff , 1781 Basil Erickfion , sailed from New Members of the U.S.N.S; Southeast re- w; Wribasha St. After enlisting York Monday on the gional advisory council of the Mark Twain published a JUC- in March I Ofl.1, he was. stationed Rose for a 2-year term of duly state TB and health association cessful book that contained, ac- ' , ht Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., Ft. in Germany. Clark , who is in cording to a ? \ /.- ¦ X CUI ' :¦ ' nominated Mrs. Spencer for this biographer, "not a ^|&r , ¦¦¦ M' IUGJL ^$b>, ^ ';. »«*t v-'*r;' ,—^-¦ v , >§ta Rucker- Ala , and the Presidio, the medical corps, enlisted in award because of her many single word that critics could ' *¦¦ ' ' ' ^¦¦ ' - /f- ^Si "' " "¦- Taylor FFA - i ' f SV- VV io •*?* tjfc0iXX One-Parly develops your selling skill

Awards Made Althoff Pederson ¦ ¦ ¦ " ¦ ¦ • ¦ ¦ * - - - ¦ ¦ - .. -¦ TAYLOR , Wis. (Special ) - National in ¦ motivational. . < methods. . . . ELEVA , Wis — Airman Ron- Jeff rey. Bush , son of Mr. and . ald C. Pederson , son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bush , was pre- Mrs? -[Lawrence P. Pederson , Thousands of salesmen wjih ample product knowledge and Bab y Doll V /.' / ;\f l» sented the Chapter .Star Farm- Rule Feared Eleva Rt. 2, has completed ba- selling skill have learned how to increase sales through er award at Ihe annual FFA WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis; Wi sic training at Lackland AFB, ' motivational; methods taught hy the Dale Carnegie Sales PajomcUL "^^?NP41 parent-son banquet Thursday — Rep. Melvin Laird of Marsh- Tex. He will train as a com- .Course. : Pamper ri«--r nvlo n or in; ¦¦ ?¦ hif itit at Taylor High School. field warned Wisconsin Young munications-electronics special- "i'li co't' . . y -/.— "jf -. ' . ist at Keesler AFB, Miss. The shorty, {p^i'iinv V,hp ')J. 'i-c-ar ' .uii h- / . / ¦- He also received Ihe dairy Republicans Saturday that the - . airman is a 1963 graduate of You don', have to wait for. results — you start u*ing : pride ... a '? lj r-a ;itiful!y lo'A-. prircd , ¦ I / sward. Awards were nation is on "the brink of a one- presented Eleva-Strum C.e .-n t r a 1 High both self-motivation and customer-motivation from the start. " :*2va '¦' " " ' ¦ ¦ hy Marvin Nelson , agriculture party national government. " 7 too? ^i-/- ** . . . . . ' I : ] "Republicans are becoming SchooK You learn not by listening but by doing the techniques •instructor and FFA adviser. ' ' ¦ over - organized in splinter • that enable you to analyze and control every step in your X. 4>JaJJ to >J§wD -? \ I - William Rogstad', son of Mr. , x 4 groups and as a direct result ST- CHARLES Minn. — An selling presentation. ¦ ¦ and Mrs. Julian RoRstad? re- S " ¦ ' : : ' ¦ ¦ ceived the Star badly organized as a national Air Force reservist, T. gt. Har " 'x: ' x '< x "' . ' • ?]1 (.reenhand ry; C. Armstrong,, has been mh x <>^ /_ Y award and Arthur Hoem , son party," the chairman of the ¦ ¦ Republican conference told del- awarded a certificate of merit This is the only training of its kind available ' .;y /-\ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ of Mr. and . Mrs. Archie Hoem , . to the sales- f ;¦ ' _ ' - . * * . . * .?.; y- .. -;¦ received the scholarship award egates to the Young GOP state for . contributions to the Air man who wants to improve his skills and earn more money. - ^ for having the highest tirade convention. .. . Force recruiting service. Arm- Inquire for. the details today. average in agriculture. Marvin Laird termed members of the strong, an illustrator for the , splinter groups "hyphenated Re- !)34th Reserve Troop Carrier Matejka , soil of Mr. and Mrs, For more information about the class now being formed in Winona, fill in your nami Lambert Matejka? received the publicans " and said if he were Group, operates a sign-painting one he would want to be known and address and mail to Dale Carnegie Courses, Box 413, Rochester; Minn. There is no livestock award . business here. Originally from cost or obligation. ' Grccnhmi) . awards' - .were presented tc as a "Warren Knowles Republi- Eau -Claire , - . Wis., is a World Curtli neck, DavM Beck, William Breln- can "—a reference to the state's War II veteran and has served Inq, l. flrry Chrhli/imnh, David Curran, NAME ? .;...,...... ?.,..,«. ....:.,.,.. ' ; John fc' f.kel,. John Hammond, Jamev Hen- GOP governor. with the Air Force since 1958. .V...... ;...... ?...... :...... ; drlck^oiv Kerry . Hulett, Jerry Iverson, ' ' (_. - v . ' ' . .? He lives here with his wife and \ Y^ftyJ^?? &^: x ^& $ : Steven . McDonald, Ronnie Rev.fth, Bruce ' ' ' ¦ '" ' ' . 1 ; -.';/... - • . .' SIIR ' .II I ? ihrillfd v hen vou V? Rlllsrhnf,. William Rnrislnrl, l.arry Rump* The revolving office chair four children . ADDRESS ;. :.v x yx x :. . ,...... ' CITY ?...... ?...,.,..?.;..,. :. ,. ¦ ¦ K ""«^lv^J»» 1, Michael Simon-inn, Gaylord Skaar, ' ' ¦ ' VP p* ' ¦¦ ¦ - ' . '• V- 2i her ."somethin g spe- Glen WJuip and was invented by Thomas Jeffer- -*??- Presented by R. L. Gilley & Assoc. . . „X/fx f]XX JMJ^Ijlv R imdy. Slen^ven, Randy ' " in a flaU'ri-ing -and Wnnrthiltl son. . ETTRICK, Wis. ( Special) - t'^X 'J tiv'^^k¦" X ml ^!~&\J Chapter (armor awatds went to Pal fp iu f|inp R r ¦na slip- 'Periinan, . Marvin Berifdict, Theron Ren- i i 'I t- 'ffij * . '. 'P ° " Ir^? rrilcl. Harry? Bliss, Jnllrey Bush, .Jerry \(^ ¦" Lace-tnmmed or tailored jj /__r Chr Kinder, Carlton Christiansen, Terry / ' I i \ t0 Helli*. Danny Hlnrneviyx Arthur lloew, I I ' *W"- * 2 M ' Gary. Mucihs,.Maynard Krai, John Kuyken- \ \ \ ^ O^v da.ll. AAaryin- Mateika, Terry Nelson, Dar- V V rel Nerby, Richard Offer , Mortln Rumi**? " pe. Duane Stein, Michael Sterner and ,„ 2fff // S I $2 $5.95 Jerry Waller. j i ".If _y \ Sentinel. SPEAKER was Robert Mea- ning,; .a . seniofe^ Fall Creek - Wis., high school arid vice presi- dent of the state FFA chapter. ONLY There s sheer pleasure in 1-DAY vf ipP ^"' Jvy^E^ -W Master of ceremon ies was Pat Lark.i'0 and invocation hy Rev. W. H. . . make them iook p\en \-^^. ^^~\"~^J^^_a\ Winkler. Terry Nelson and Mer- lin Rumppe presented a vocal ¦ | ^ | ^ _f__m __ T duet and Marsha Olstad and ¦ , $1 f 0 ^1(35 >£l-^|^HN ¦ ¦• -*• ¦ ¦ Linda Berg, a vocal duet. A '--' ' , ?., ....# - ¦ . . film entitled , "Four Star Farm- ift?-*** ,. . ers of 1 0(53" , was shown. The g * closing ceremony was by the ¦ chapter officers. " '^¦S^S ' " ¦ • r' ¦ The meal wns prepared and JK&g/rZJFr - J '*"! X served by the FHA chapter un- der the direction of Mrs. Lewis Chrisinger , home economics in- structor. Door prizes were awarded to Al Kelly, Helmer Sleien and Michael Slerner. T..K CIIAPTKR plans a trip ON YOUR PURCHASE June 7-10 to Blueberry Lake. f" Cash awards were received i ^ ^^^^, hy Duane Simonson , John Kcke StwllMp and Hruce Ritlschof for selling ^ 7 Always a winning K'tt , foi *^i^Sl^j Ihe most in the candy project Clip the coupon below . . . It's your assurance of an extra 10% saving! n fnsh ion wise , girl never and Marvin Matejka was award- f( ^jlfM ed a .22 caliber rifl e for selling ha< ennii Eh (\\\r her Wil- vS/ Think of it.. . here's an opportunity that should not be missed. Now liann " newe«l styles in ear- / " the most Christmas cards¦ thc A^ii ¦ - past yon.:.--'*: - ' -' .. .. ' . yjf -^C-* lines , hracelels , jiins or ^ d\V , , you can buy the lawn mower, davenport, stereo set, boat, spring coat . ., /^GT r necldace* ¦**T*0f S ff iyZK ci «" LAWRENCE MAKQUJS CHILDS By ¦ ard Jarnes, staff correspondent for The WAvSHINGTON — The Communist influence —' Two of Washington 's star performers ' WASHINGTON Christian Science Monitor, published in on the campus .. .jn American universities arid promise a drama that could he a spectacular. It has money, of conflicting- ,per- Boston. colleges has Increased so substantially In re- politics, status and*? above all , the clash cent months (hat it now has become an im- so seldom seen in Lyndon Johnson s consensus ¦ '• and highly re- sonalities That widely-circulated portant factor in the organizing of student 101 spected newspaper carried the Winona demonstrations. ; Adam Clayton Powell ,' - Harlem 's sensational gift to poli- story under an 8-column headline which The Communists have actually profited by tics, and R. Sargent Shriver of the Peace Corps, the war on read "How a City Won Its Fight to Hold the "free speech" doctrine which, through poverty in all its ramifica- Back the Flood." When Repomr James Supreme Court decisions, has been given pre- tions? the Neighborhood To Your Good Health visited Winona to cover the flood-story, he ference over the right of the American peop!» Youth Corps, Vista , Com- was taken on a tour of our defenses by to be protected against speeches on the campus munity Action, etc., have al- Koger Brosnahan. Pictures taken by inspired by members of alien organizations ready played one scene. It . indirectly by the Crack- James were used on the front page of his that are financed directly or was a great success. What io its agents in this country. ling humor of the Broad- Here is the Monitor's story Soviet government or newspaper. The most outspoken comment on the whole way variety enlivened a April 23: which appeared •ubject from the educational world has just hearing of Powell's House Do f or ¦ ¦ M, Nabrit Jr., presi- Education arid Labor Com- v V- : ; '¦ * : ' " ' ¦' : come from Dr. James -*. . ?? V-,* . ; dent of Howard University here, which is one mittee on the poverty war. WINONA , MINN.—Thit is • city that of the leading Negio institutions in the coun- Powell had mounted an Bad Feet fought- hard — and won. ? try. He explicitly blamed on "external dis- attack on the Community Ky .1. G; A.01.N..K. M. n " the recent unrest at the How- Action of. the poverty pro- ' ruptive forces ol ne r. I . Day after day, night after night Winona ard campus He said in a statement: gram. He dronped in a Dear Dr. M . in has been struggling against the -Mississip- "They are people who -zYo&k- themselves ln- headline phrase — this was read a letter your pi River. Now the water is going down , the mantle of civil righters and plot and plan "fiesta politics. " And he column from a woman - marched his own supers , thanking you for what to inch by inch. in secret to disrupt our fight, for justice and ' full citizenship. They "must . -be unmasked for witnesses from .several cit- do. for aching feel . The bailie feegan: on April 8,. when the ies who complained that If you have the time v the frauds they are. They must be fought in Cily Council K'ote(j.^ to try to hold the river every arena, and they must not be permitted they had been left out of the to road this , my feet hack. Four local contractors were called in to prevail. " operation while old-line pals would cramp a He r wearing high heels ' all -~ one that builds houses; two plumbing AT A NEWS conference later? Dr. Nabrit were taking over , across the firms , and one with experience in road stage. day at the office? For said he was referring to an organization which some years 1 did ' not? building. Each was assigned a section of had backed a campus demonstration . Dr. Na- But something went wrong with the supporting cast. work , and had little; oc- the river. brit stated that on one occasion he saw two ' to wear high known Communists in the student group's pic- Members of his committee casion heels and had ho foot The Minnesota State Employment Serv- ket lines. He noted that the demonstrations who had done the spade ice found? men. The contractors hired thus far have been within university regula- work bf investigation in a problems? Now I wear , trucks and heavy equipment from as far , but he warned that he would not ' - 'sit series of last forces around mid-heels to the office tions changing to low heels at as 100 -miles away. An Army Engineer idl by and see the university become a place the country gave favorable y night This helps some, •training, film was brought in from St. of lawlessness arid disorder." reports on the program . . It is surprising that the House Committee but not much? Paul to show them how to build dikes with REP. SAM M, Gibbon* Here are some^ psy- ' '? on Un-American Activities has hot exposed sandbags. • • . (D., Fla.) said he had taken chological experiences Communist participation in various demonstra- soundings at Atlanta , Dur- IN TEN DAYS the worker* threw up tions. Maybe this is due to sensitivity about which I cannot under- ham , N . C , and Miami; He stand but they might an eight-mile barrier and kept the water possible criticism that the committee was per- found progress being made , two-thirds of this city haps trying to discredit the movement for interest you . When I re- out. Had they failed in each instance without un- (my civil rights. Actually, it is fully understood tire at night feet of 25.000 would now be under water. due interference by politi- never cause trouble dur- that the Communists are by no means the cal grabbers. A similar re- • The cost? No one knows. But it must originators of the civil rights controversy or ing the day) usually the - port came from Rep. Aug- frr'st thought that enters be small compared with the flood loss that of the use of . street demonstrations of pro- THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND ustus F. Hawkins (p. instances in which my mind is whether my might, have been. For the Mississippi test. Yet there have been Calif ,) , the second Negro pushed feet will cramp; Imme- climbed nearly eight feet above flood these same demonstrations have been on the committee, who had - to extremes through communist influence. diately when the thought stage. .. . looked into the operation in occurs, my toes start And it is this which can hurt the cause of civil West Coast cities. While Ellings, who went home idealistic students are curling up. Some nights Mayo r Rudy rights, especially when Republican members of the for the first time Tuesday night since the brainwashed -by Communist organizers. the thought does not oc- committee are not happy cur and I have no pain fight began; said the city may spend $2.5 THE COMMUNIST party in this country is with the program , they gave million. But. the loss could have been ten, beginning to work more and more out in the at all. Powell little, aid and com- Now this is really an even 20 times that amount. open. Originally its members were ordered to Cigarette Warnings fort. idiotic experience, but register with the attorney general under the As Shriver , runner - up This is the first city to really hold the two or three years ago internal security act of 1950, but court decisions By DREW PEARSON door enthusiasts along the body bought enough? light for hardest - working man muddy river back as it hits alMime highs during 1964 on some sections of the law were Chesapeake and Ohio canal, bulbs for 1,000 years," de- a friend told me, "If you WASHINGTON - On the in government , noted the put'V 'iir. shoes under in its rush southward. The people are considered so favorable by the communist par- to emphasize that this wa- clared Flood . "What do you jjp same day that Ed Murrow , funny thing was that while tht *. bed upside down , proud of their efforts. ty that its leaders now feel there is a good pos- famed CBS broadcaster, terway ? originally proposed do about bulbs of different Powell complained of "po- your feet won 't cramp." ¦ sibility that all the provisions of this act. will died of lung cancer, the Sen- by George Washington , be wattages? And what about litical fiestas ., " They have good? reason be. " he argued 1 scoffed but tried it. Be- .tc> * be nullified. For this reason , the Communists ate Commerce Committee preserved. the bulbs of all wattages that the program They would better have and all colors? Are they wa? puny lieve it or not , it worked are optimistic of the future of their party and finally okayed a watered- and should be doubled at BOUNCING ALONG th* top of tht dike are beginning to speak out with the same de- down bill to require a marched to the office of bought like hamburgers?" t " for several weeks — un- with Capt. David Lueck in a National Rep. Rogers of Pampa , be- "I remember the case least. This raises the ques- tj.l I began forgetting to fiance that was characteristic of them in the health warning on cigar- tion? Guard jeep you-can see this is one of the cause he is? the man who you speak of ," replied Vice of motive. The flam- put.- the shoes upside past. ettes, thereby preventing boyant Powel best efforts so far. Perhaps the best. others from dying of lung has blocked a bill to make Admiral J. M. Lyle- "I pre- is not a per- clown. Then I • started Although the Communist party has for years former cancer. the C & O- Canal a national sume the transfer to us for who believes in art again , but it neverwork- been trying to hide its connection with- . the for art's sake On one side the river, swirling; filled , park. integrated or consolidated . ed so well after that. — Soviet Union, it nevertheless announced that it Sen. Maurine Neuberger management was the result It happens that in his own with debris collected upstream as it ran would send a delegation this year to Moscow D.-Ore., whose husband died Another Texan , now in the MRS. L. E. ? through cities and farms unchecked. On White House, has been the of that criticism by the bailiwick of Harlem thc-e to participate in an editorial conference there of cancer, authored the bill. " Physiologically a cramp the other the town, several feet below. big promoter of canals all General Accounting Office. is a going - anti? - ' poverty , on the international Communist movement. It was trimmed down a bit es, we have the bulbs is a spasm of the muscles. by Sen, Warren Magnuson , the way from Texas to the /"^fiC . program known as "liarydu- . Trucks still roll by, for the danger will Leading members of the. Communist party Mekong River in Viet Nam. WeTWe them under con- Act. The charge, is that Pow- High heels do ,, indeed , put are encouraged by the vast number of invi- from the rival state of last for days. Dikes must be reinforced. As president , he has order- solidated management. I ell exercises political con- day-long strain on the mus- tations they are receiving to^peak at univer- Washington , who smokes ¦ ed the restoration of the C hope by the time we check trol over Haryou - Act , put- cles. When you go to bed sities and colleges throughout the country. cigars, not cigarettes: the next time there will not Floodlights have been spotted every few & 0 Canal. But the other ting his own people in key you abruptly alter the pat- These give them the opportunity to spread • Magnuson \s changes were be 41 years supply." feet for the nightwatch. ?National guards- love pats, , ' ' Texan from Pampa has ¦ spots and subjecting them tern of strain. It is THEN the party line, obtain recruits, and promote however com- '"I :" hope you get your men and civil defense communication lines pared with the strange road- done his best to block its to his orders. Although both that the tired muscles re- their claim that the communist party is just becom i ng a park. hopes," -observed the con- bel and go into spasm. provide instant contact with the emergen- block proposed by a con- gressmen from Pennsyl- Powel and the Haryou-Act another political party on the American scene. gressman from the Panhan- With President Johnson people deny the If you think about it — cy headquarters in the basement of City The Communist leaders say they are receiving vania. charge, re- Hall. dle of Texas, Walter Rogers turning off unnecesary ports persist of a close com- expect a cramp — you be- from colleges more requests to speak than lights in the White House, Behind the refusal of of Pampa. Rogers has in- President Johnson to join munion between the Pow- come more leiise, hence The dikes are measured off in number- they can possibly fulfill . troduced a bill which would the taxpayers will be hap- ell office more chance of the cramp. , some of his cabinet in taking in Washington and ed sections like a football field , men are CONGRESS CAN, of course , revise the ex- prevent the Federal Trade py to learn that military the agency that It's a . striking example of light bulbs are now under an indirect potshot at Sen. with a small responsible for various sections. Should isting statute and make it more specific , as Commission from exercising Wayne Morse of Oregon for Federal grant has made a "mind over matter ," and certainly a legal distinction can be drawn be- its duties under the law of the "consolidated manage- help be needed , the number can be ra- ment" of the Navy. This being critical of LBJ's Viet- gallant initial attack on many of us have our own tween political parties which operate solely regulating cigarette adver- namese policy is an ancient Harlem ' peculiar forms of tension. dioed or phoned in , and trucksr and men tising. leaked out when Rep. Dan s desperate poverty. within this country without aid from abroad understanding between the Some people blush , sOme dispatched in minutes. Just as Ed Murrow Flood , D-Pa., demanded to ¦ ' and~those which have a direct connection with was onetime senator from Tex- NEW YORK-is one of the stammer , some are " all ...... dying, the gentleman from know at a closed-door ap- few metropolitan Cit y Engineer James W. Baird has the a foreign government. propriations meeting if the as and the present senator areas that thumbs " if they try to hur- Pampa , Tex., was pushing from Oregon. has not come up with entire system carefully mapped. his bill to prevent the Trade military had "stabilized the i^~ ry, some get tension head- problem " on light fixtures Tbey have battled vigor- list-of those ready to fornr aches?To each his own odd Commission from trying to ously in the past, still do , a Community WHEN THE RIVER backed up through IN YEARS GONE BY keep others from dying. and lamps. Action group. troubles! the slorm drains, pressure tossed off a but have a genuine respect Without such a list approv- Tbe hocus-pocus of the "TWO YEARS ago some- for each other 's convictions. manhole ' cover and sent water spurting Ten Years Ago . . . 1955 WE PUBLIC don 't know ed by Shriver 's office the upside down shoes evident- , city cn higher than housetops. It was quickly cap- Mrs. D. V , Boardman will he. installed as it hut Rogers has a strange gel no funds for ly worked because you hop- record for a congressman this phase of ped. Then Goodyear Tire Company flew in worthy grand matron of (lie grand chapter of the program. ed it would work , and for a who lives so far awayJYom Obviously, a new program a crew from Akron , Ohio. the Order of the Eastern Star in open installa- * JhsL $jbiL*L lime it succeeded in relax- Madison Avenue. When Ihe would be a rival to Har- ing you. It. tion ceremonies in the municipal auditorium in big advertising agencies on relaxed you for A call went out on the local radio .sta- you-Acl . It might indirect- as iong as you half way ex- Minneapolis . Madison Avenue want a job l il lo do tion , KWNO , and in minutes a deep sea William Schimini'l , J.I. . Louis Park , i.s the y enhance the politi cal -^u'cti-d so . done in Congress they sct.-ni power diver was found, lie worked his way inlo new president of I lie Winona State College Stu- of others and put Mat -.suge of foot, ami calf lo gravit ate not lo a Man- Haryou-Act in Ibe the manhole in a diving rig and inflated dent Representative Council .succeeding Arnold hattan congressman .shade. muscles before retiring may but all This might be a large balloon-like rubber bag. It held the Boese , Winona. the way down to I'ampa , motive ilo much to ,-ivoid Ibo Tex., , enough for Powell to try cramps. water hack. where Hep, Rogers to throw Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1940 dutifully goes to hat for a spanner in (lie In spile of this , a thousand persons thein. works. Hut a more subtle beautiful girls at hi.s beck Among Winona members who will attend motive has and call , were asked to leave their homes — Justin Once before when the been suggested changes wives sessions of the state convention of tlie Minne- by Dr. Kenneth B 'like rich folks? Powell (' .' I.M', Federal Comi-nui.iralion.s . Clark , sota League of Women Voters al Dulut h May ('oinmi.s.sion g o t aroused professor of psychology at plays Ihe role the Holly- 15 and IG are , the Mmes. M. A. Goldberg, L. G. When the Mississippi began backing up over misleading, distaste- Ibe City College of New wood star may for whiten Selover , Mary K. Swain , A , M. llazell , 0. M. ful TV commercials used liy Vork in hi.s forthcoming but. even more powerfully, into Lake Winona , where some of Ihe city 's "Botsford , J> . tt. McLaughlin and .Jessie Itobil- ' I inest homes are found , Mr. Baird quick- Madison Avenue and was book , "The Dark Ghetto? ' for added to the magic and lard. about lo regulate Ihe vastly I 'lark glamour of ly devised a flood lock and pumping sla- . who also .same out personal fame unregulated televisio n in- of Harlem , broke wilh is the excilemet.i 1 ion .system. This , coupled wilh a dike , Pow- and vir- Fifty Years Ago ... 1915 dustry, Madison Avenue ell and left Haryou-Act tue of defiant racial pro- lowered Ihe lake level lo normal height - - over Despite adverse Weather conditions , Ihe lillft reached down lo I'ampa , political inter (ere nee. test. " 1 I feet below the river. and Hep. Rogers rallied to season of the Mississippi Valley League was He gives him high marks Artvcrtiwncnt launched in> the throe cities without a hitch its defense , He introduced for Ko^er Brosnahan , assistant city attor- a hill forbididng the FCC his part , in the past Now Many Wear ney, said the city hopes to get hack most and three fast and close contests were staged. from regulating TV com- fighting for civil rights, of Die money it is .spending, At Wahasha where the mercury was hovering mercials. But then lo explain Ibe now lhat it near the freezing mark , fans donned their over- FALSE has been declared a federal disaster area. Another interesting .side- hold he exerts over the poor TEETH coats and went out lo the park to see Winona line of Hep, Rogers is pre- jamme d into the Harlem With Little Worry If wc don 't , we're in trouble , he said . defeat Wahasha liy a score of f> to I. venting recreation areas , ghetto he writes : Kill . I R IU , IIUI KII (ir ¦nrr/« wlthoul ¦ Mrs. S. V„ Sprngue , Mrs , (' . J. Keuss and four nf IniiriMirn Inlun t orth ilrniinlr.il, far distant from Texas , "IN HIS riainhoviint per- •MniiliiK (ir Wiilili llni t. KAtnV.K'ni daughter Lucille have It 'll for an extended trip from being developed , Imlil.i |iliili**i flimi r nml iniirn roin- throiu-.li Wisconsin. sonal behavior Powell has Xiirtulily. 'I'liln plnnnni.t. powilnr linn mt been lo the Negroes KMinniy, Kiinry, (ni.-ilv l iinln or fnnllllK. WINONA DAILY NEWS LAST YVKKK , Srcrcla ry a .sym- Iltirmi 'l rnmin iinunnR , It. 'n iilUilltnn An Independent Newspaper ~ Established IM!. of I lie Interior Stewart bol of all that life has deni- (iKiti-nrli ll. t.'lid ln "iilnln odor" Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1 890 (ilrnhirn tirrnlli i. (Hi t rAH'I'KKTU ft* Udall , plus Supremo Court ed them. The Negro can in IIV HITE I OSWAV (lie • illini 1' iiiiii i.ri W. I'\ W G. R. C . C. K. L INDKM Hoinaine Shire of St. I' aul , noble grand arch Justice William '0. Douglas "I li.nl most wonderful dream last night! I fantasy journey with I'tiUlmher ..'stir. Director llusinetm Adam * M(jr. of Ihe Druids of Minnesota , arrived in town and Sen , Paul Douglas , D- dreamed I had reduced to 120 pounds and I looked to tlie Riviera , enjoy a and Editor & Adv. Director and with Joseph Leicht went to Lewiston to III., led nn army of out- .simply terrible," home In Puerto Rico, hnvo install the officers of Aurora Grove No. lfi. j START YOUR DAY W, .1, Coi.r. Aitoi.ru BREMCI . A. J. KIMBU/ICH ~ j J. II. A Laclier returned from a visit (o THE WIZARD OF ID "" JW rninr /iiin Editor City Editor Circulation Mgr. . By Parker and Hart » with the northern part of the state. ' i II . II. llAiuci. F. 11. Ki.AciiE L. V. ALSTON The arbitration committee of tlie Carpen- Bill Cojiipo.-iini; Supt. Prr.su .S'lipl. Engravi ng Supt . ters Union met some of the contrndois at Car- \ Merrill's ] penters Hall. John Keen.in and one or two oth- Will. IAM II. F.NI.I.ISII GoitnoN Ifni.TK ers have conceded Ihe eight hour day and 2U Comptroller Sunday I*..Ii.or cents an hour. ["Something to] MI.MIII K OK TIIK ASXOriATI.I) PKI'lil

-.ugtMm One Hundred Years Ago . . . 1865 «"*^2^f*> At the present time there is Inn one busi- Live By" ! I 6:45 Tlie Associated I'n.\s.i I.s entitled ness building in the course of erection , where | Each Morning < y^f^. a dozen are required. It Is being built hy Mr. exclusively to the use for rcpubllca. iW *\i M\ all Holm on the north side of 2nd Street adjoining Ivr-nl* y)) ,,listlon °' a" lhe locnl wellnews prlnte<1 ,n tbe First Nationa l Hank. x^-l-V^ '"'wspuper ni as A , I', ¦ \"i'>^ news dispatches , Wc glory In Ulbnlntlon ti also: Knowing lhat KWNO 6 Monday, May 3, 19M tribulation workelli patience,—Homnnt 5:3. | Loo*--»-»-»-.-» -.-.. - - . ,. ,„ ' I'i'iininTi .»¦am J n, a irinr IIIH-IFH/I I MH - I . *••**• • ¦ 97 4/fenc/ Mondovi Council ' Hauge St* Charles Names President Souvenir Flood Ail Electric Reunion MONDOVI , Win. ( Special) - ' . Cocks Ringsr Two new member!! were seat- ' ST. CHARLES , Minn. f Spe- ed on the Mondovi City Council Edition Offered rial)- — A total of ft? graduates at the reorganization meeting v of the Tuesday - Rest former St night? .lames Llghtfool , ?Orders are coming in by the thousands for the the Charles High Around •¦' School '.Teachers Training De- 1st ward , and Harold Zittel . 2nd , special Wiriona l.aily News souvenir edition of the partment , pins fli.esl.s honored wei'e elected April fi? i 065 flood which will be published as soon as pos- ¦ the founder of the department Frank .1. Bauer Jr? was elect- sible after the emergency. ' ¦- ¦ '¦ at a luncheon April 24 and pre- ed president of the council The tabloid fiiVed edition will ,ba printed on Ion g- sented Re-appoint ments by M a yor her a plaque on the 50t h Flamelaill ¦ Gaylord Schultz , approved by ; lasting book paper and will tell the. story of the NobondlnB.Aneye ipveiftvxn ' Fully •utd' matic.fhe oven will St««dy, d«p«nd«b.t C4>oklitg. Cloth, cooklna. anniversary? of the opening of , pott and council , wei e C R Nelson park i n-M.f) flood of Winona arid the Winona area. It will l»Msy. to-work With .' . ..easy " - turn itself on, cook a meal to You gat conaUnt cartain heat. al. ect . rlclty keeps the school and pans cleaner... youf hoard , five years . Fred Dillon to see and set. perfection , turn itself off (or TorJay'a electric ovenf keep* I nut be distributed as part of the newspaper and clean, too. Miss Hattie Koy d .stalled the zoning hoard of appeals , three down to keepthe meal warm). broilers Jiaat exactly to your kitchen training must be purchased sepaiately for 50 cents per copy. required temperaturea. school in 1915 . and con- years; Wesley Holden , planning ^^^^ tinued as head ol it until it was commission, five years and Dr. It will not contain advertising. discontinued in the late 1940s David B, Johnson , health officer , To make sure that you will obtain your copy The annual reunion of the with Charles Brenner and City (and' those you wish to send to friends and relatives alumni of this school was held Clerk Joseph Pet erson serving in the nctivit\ l oom of the high on the hoard of health. , who leside elsewhere) fill out the following order si hool , Charles women of Faith Luther Giese civil defense I blank and send it to The Daily News today. Send Easier to keep clean. Fa- fatter than ever. FlameleM Gael cooking. Surface unit! nn dnector , Churc h semng reported appi oximately 50 cents (which includes postage) for each copy you mova ble parts make it a snap electric surfaca units get red transfer haat directly to tha Among tiie guests 1..5 men from Ihis area helped , not up around tt. were four want and your t opics will be (Mailed to the destina- to keep your electric range hot In seconds. pot or pan I'l l 5 graduates Mrs Chniles control Ihe flooding Mississippi spotless and shining. The ovens are thoroughly Taylor , Mrs Kugene Barr Mis River They responded lo a call i tions vou indicate This special publication will be insulated to keep the heat Leon Pei sons ,ind Mis Slew.u t foi help with diking at Fountain entitled ' The fity That Saved Itself " __m W______WKKK___ Inside. < laikson 'I here weie greetings City A busload of volunteers ^__ fiom othei s inc hiding Mis l<" went to help save the streets ' Addtess envelopes to Souvenir Flood Edition , • ^_l^-^-I^BI^-l^-l^-B^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-l^-HIIHIH^-l^-l^l-^-l^---l---lWHSEBBWBB ^ < knobloc k the loi mei Madge Giese asked council for assis • Winona Dail y News , Winona Minn * -> Kostei now of H*; ne\ Mo/il , tance in getting men to take who sent a tape icc oiding and the CD shelter manager's train | I ' - ' Mis Darw in Mon ing course This is an important '''yty^tyf ify ill Mrs Wen S^^^D^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^HH^^^H^^^^^^^^^^ dell Colson and Mrs Llovd pari of the CD program , he said | Name .. , heim \ The council decided taverns -----s^MM^^. Original poems fi om the fust may remain open an additional S^^^^^B^OSSS B^V li«« " class were ie.id Miss Alice Han- houi , until lam , during Day- * #V™ ^ywfl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ [ light Saving Time; Add) ess son , chosen this year a.s one of j George Weiss received a con j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ BSflB mm^Ml^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the 10 outstanding teachers in I the state , former instructor tract to handle police and fire ______MtMK ^^^^^^^^^^^B^^^M^^K^KK^MMMMMMMMMmm\$p\ ^^_\\\\\_ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ here, was among the honored ! calls The telephone company guests, plus Harold Hayes , St i will transfer equipment from City State T Colby Funeral Home Charles, former superintendent | i heie , and Winona County Supt i WM ZB^U^^^^^^M^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M9 * m"> T-sWffi ^U-Wffl&m- Ys, *"¦%. Jesse .lestus and wife Mr Mrs Harold Doeige pi esident " ^ Jestu*. reminisced on the days i Name ...... Mrs Orville Erickson of Chat i of the count) \ school teacher i field , vice president and Mrs Officers for the reunion next I James Goodrich , secretary-trea j ear were elected including surer , Addi ess

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F MINI IS I HI IHI IIMAi R 1 ' " |1n I * I Im i Denier mum , innnn I ' I Mil*- nl MiiiimM.ln i n.iniv nl ^ n * , '. *. I., mil ilili* . iihi-il Pi>lni» mn tli.t tlilli (In, nl Ap.?. \' n\ nnit I l.nrln inil.l , li. i,t i nn, nil nn tilli'lir ni illimtol f>l II.li llni.h . (Flit this out and bring it to any of tha participating elactric appliance dealari lilted abovt.) | Itliitni y '.lull ONLY " ' i ' " t'AlHUIA KOI'MI H t.otn'v PnPI'C I I i*. .1. IIMA t. i.nnty AMi n «. «¦¦¦ ¦¦ - ¦ .-... I*-* m.m ma *mmmmam *mm *m*mmmmm *m mm mm *m m **m wmmmam 'r'am*m m *a*m*ma*amm*m*»mm * *m im m ¦ ( i,'i \'R* . . > ¦'. .- ... • -¦ai, - * ' ' .. *¦-12.88.' '^.i- - ''Avmin.y \m\\%>.ii -.; ^..^»£.v^y '' . My nmnUMlon L M"'»» -i, l"° dren ; lack of respect for par- Corrine N. Jensen eitts, ovei'-empluisiH on money, Eleva PTC Elects Officers, and Inconsistency of parents Becomes Bride of (parents ll.ro.iteiilnR ohlldfM. Robert L. Hager and then not carrying out their Hears: Talk on Delinquency I brents.) RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) ''If you «i'e concerned . about ELEVA , Wis. (Special) - the "problem is solved when the any problims with your chil- — Miss Corinne Norma Jensen, someone he can daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- New officers for the 1905-66 juvenile finds dren , don 't be afraid to .seek school year were elected at the respect to identify himself with; outside help," she said. ence Jensen, 'Rushford , became ' last meeting of the Eleva Par- ¦ ' ¦ • the bride of Robert Leo Hager, THE THIRD type -• th* re- son of Mr. and Mrs;, Leo Hag- ent-Teiacliers Club Monday a group, was Hlard on sult of belonging to Show Set er, Lanesboro, Minn., on April night. A talk A gang commits Fashion Juvenile delinquency. by association. 2*1 at St. Patrick's Church, some crime and a teen-ager By Home Ec Girls Lartesboro. The Rev, Donald are : who goes along witli the gang THOSE WHO will serve , ' Zenk performed the ceremony. Emil Matson, president? Keith will be involved when the law GAliESVILl il*., Wis (Specialv Mrs. Maybelle Doffing was or- Anderson, vice president; Mrs. catches up to them. The solu- — The Home Economics depart- ganist and soloist. Richard Palmer, treasurer; tion to this type is to provide mont of the (iale-Ettrick hiRh their THE BRIDE wore » white Mrs. Chester Knudtson , secre- more and better outlets for scliool will .give a style show tary. Mrs. Everett Walde will creativenpai, to keep them Ttiosd.'iy, May 4 .it H p.m. in . Hie: knit silk and a shoulder length to veil: She carried n bouquet of act as program chairman f or busy, so Ihev haven 't time gyinimr iniiiX' the September meeting. get into trouble, she said. TheV girls will show clothing pink sweetheart roses and white of her stephanotis centered with or- During a short busniess meet- As Miss Thompson told they have made during the year ing, members voted to have experiences, she emphasized and will model the latest styles chids. 't be shelter- Mrs? Wilbur Hall , Lanesboro, Room Mothers for each grade, that , "A child can furnished by liie Galesvllle Clo- ed from all experiences, but .sister of the groom; was brides- to be appointed in the fall . The responsibility so thing .stores. maid. She wore a mocha-brown annual school picnic will be he must have he can grow." A need to know CIRCLI. F. ST? iMAKTIN'S suit .with beige accessories; She May 29. feel- Mrs. Viola Lauterbach gave that they are loved and a Circle K , St. Martin 's Luther- carried a bouquet of red roses ing of security are very impor- ' and white carnations tinted red . a report on the .gym equipment an Church , wil] meet with Km- , tant to children , she said; They Schalipp??:U B W? Sarnia at Wilbur Hall . Lanesboro, was purchased with PTC funds A their own mn-. John¦¦ chinning bar , balancing beam , must first understand 2' p.m-., Tuesday;?' of best man. Hager ,. uncle of emotional feelings, understand 7 .SURPRISE ,^CHARLEY! ... One Osseo's senior the groom, Hawthorne , Calif., and a pegboard have been add- ed to the gym. themselves so they can under- citizens, Charley Amundsqn , .didn 't now he was the subject and was usher. stand other people to get along of an oil painting until Mrs. James Pettis put the finishing THE GROOM'S parents were THE STRUM Strlvcrs 4-H with them . touches on his portrait while recuperating at Osseo Area hosts at a dinner at the White Club presented two numbers in The Junior Deputy National RUMMAGE , Hospital. Copied from a newspaper picture, it is an excel- Front Cafe, Lanesboro follow- Mr. and Mn. Robert Hager a novelty act. This club won Organization where law en- ing the rehearsal. (Ctmtri Art photo) schools lent likeness of a man who is an artist himself , noted for a blue ribbon in both county forcement officers visit; SAI E A reception -was held at the and district competition; Mrs . and explain law procedures and :. - .? _ «» — ?¦. ¦ making violins and church furniture. (Mrs. Jann Peterson Golfview Restaurant, after the the experimental projects in ¦ .?¦ ' ¦• ¦ Ferndale Country Noble Kleven is director of the CENTRAL LUTHERAN . photo) . " wedding. Young Homemakers group. which social workers seek out Assisting were the Mmes. Set Banquet for Club Starts Season Pupils from the fifth and sixth pre-delinquent children to pre- CHURCH Kermit Holger? Clarnce Sorum, grades also entertained with vent juvenile delinquency were WED., MAT 5 Surgery Patient Paints Gil Norman Halvorson, Btirdette Un- Tuesday Evening RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) square dances. ?" explained by Miss Thompson. nasch, Larry Rostvold and the 1:00 P.M. —The first Ladies Day of the Miss Virginia Thompson , pro- SHE her talk Misses Patrcia Hall , Donna LAKE CITY , Minn. (Special) CONCLUDED Sponsored by . Ferndale Women's Golf Associa- bation , and parole officer from Mary Ann Culhane and with the mention of three fac- and Guild Portrait,During Recovery Sennes, —The annual Future Homemak- the State Department of Public might Circle B Sharon Aakre. Debra Johnson tion will be Tuesday. A 12:30 Welfare, tors which she has found ers of America banquet of Good- spoke on "Juvenile indicate pre-delinquent chil- OSSEO, Wis. (Special) -- Her baking developed into a and Alex Hall served the p.m. DST luncheon will be serv** Delinquency — Its Prevention ." hue High School will be held ¦ ' ' ¦ groom's cake. ed; -- : .While - recuperating from sur- business 16 years ago. She's Tuesday evening at the school. . .. . MISS THOMPSON has been SHOWERS FOR the bride Hostesses are the Mmes. Stan gery in the Osseo Area Hospi- baked some 45 wedding-cakes, Entertainment will be given with the district office at Eau were given at the Hillside Rest I-Jovlan, Earl Hoff and Truman Claire for the past year. She tal, Mrs. James Pettis put the the largest weighing 25 pounds. Home by Mrs. Catherine Wal- by the sophomores. ' "??.' Bremmer. told . of specific examples of finishing touches on an oil por- Birthdays, anniversaries and ther and af the home of Mrs. Special guests and speakers FftMILY SERVICE All members and prospective three types of juvenile delin- trait of « well-known senior cit- class reunions have cakes from Maynard Ukkestad, will be Dean Philip and Willard quents with whom she had izen here the Pettis household. ¦?. Following a wedding trip the members are invited to attend, , Charley Amundson. Samuels, from Nassau, Ba- - ' worked ; the neurotic delinquent ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ , She had started the portrait When folks discovered her couple will be at home at Lanes- hamas, who are attending Lin- . ¦ the social delinquent and the boro this week. from a newspaper clipping; talent, they began calling on coln High School in Lake City accidental delinquent . The neu- The bride was graduated from Durand Women's rotic delinquent The likeness was so great her her to make centennial posters this year? is aggressive, , Rushford High School in 196 1 Miss Betty Krenik is FHA ad- Club Plans Tea always striking out at people The Margaret Simpson Home painting caused quit* a ttir store posters and fancy print- aiid is employed as bookkeeper viser, and Geraldine O'Reilly is and circumstances. It is the at the Tri-County Co-op Oil As- among hospital employes. ing on special school awards. president of the group. The ban- DURAND, Wis. (Special) . - most difficult type to deal with, soiation, Rushford? The groom quet starts at 7:30 p.m. Moth- she said. Help usually must be The annual meeting of the Margaret Simpson Home will SINCE TAKING a few hours SHE SEWS for her daughters; A tea sponsored by the Durand was graduated from Lanesboro ers are^invited. . obtained from a pastor or be held in the executive office, 4th Floor, Exchang* training in an adult art course helped her husband remodel the High School in 1957 and is em- Women 's. Club will be Held at priest , a? social worker or the Building, on Monday, May 17 at 4:30 p.m. for the purposo offered a year ago at Augusta home they purchased 15 years ployed at the Lanesboro Grain the home of Mrs. Joseph John- Guidance Clinic, she said. his The of hearing th* reports, of the olficeri, election of di- High : School , she's done seven ago in Augusta, and assisted Co^with father. groom Lake City Garden son Tuesday from 2 to The second type of juvenile 5 p.m. buiineit »» may properly coma portraits — six in oil and one, him In building a two-car ga- spent two years In the U.S. The proceeds . 'will go to a schol- delinquent, . social, is usually rectori, and »uch other water colors. rage. ' Will Meet Army, 18 months of It in Ger- Clubs arship for a Durand High School pushed into delinquency, Miss before the meating. many. Portraits have been painted She sings in the Lutheran (Special) senior. Mrs. Bert Hagness pre- Thompson said. The parent the work .of was held at LAKE CITY? Minn. . All personi contributing to or interested in from pictures only so far, but church choir; was president of The bridal dinner Mrs, John Meincke and Mrs. sident, will concjitct a snort says, "You're going to get into the White Front Cafe Lanes- — , Family Service of the Margaret Simpson Home ara cor- she has live subjects when she the Thompson Valley Homemak- ? Abraham will entertain business meeting at 3:45 p.m trouble " and the child usually boro, at noon on Saturday. Henry . dially invited t» attend the meeting. gets around to them — two ers; served as center chairman; For the final meeting of the does. To some? especially boys, sons, Joel , and Jeff 10; two the Bittersweet Chapter of the it seems a mark of prestige to , 5 , is past president of the Rebekah year, the Club will attend the daughters, Jane, 17, and Mrs. Lodge, and was a den mother. HARMONY FAIR Lake City Garden at 2 p.m. . have been in a reformatory, David (Judy) She still is an assistant. HARMONY, Minn . (Special) Tuesday at the Meincke home. stage show at Mabel Tainter Miss Thompson believes. Hageness, 20, '} ¦V ' ; Strum, and — The May fair will be held at Members of the Trillium Gar- Memorial Theatre at Menomo- These juvenile delinquents . . * . . . (»ign«d) V. JF. EIIIei, ?- a 3%-month-old Her yen for designing led her V granddaughter, Kaylynn, into other fields. She makes Harmony Methodist Church den Club will meet at 2 p.m! nie, Wis ,. May H. affect the same set of value;-, Secretary Mother, housewife and artist wood figurines of hens and Wednesday. Booths wil open Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Following these functions the as the gang or group with whom teems like a busy schedule for roosters^ and paints them for at 2:30 p.m. Serving will con- Roy Zillgitt, with Mrs. Carl club will recess until Septem- they travel. This type of de- anyone, but this is only part of kitchen walls. She designed a tinue through the supper hour. Palmer as co-hostess. ber. • .' linquency is easier to treat as Mrs. Pettis' routine. telephone book holder, and ' makes her own embroidery de- ¦ X - . ' V - V . . : C ? EIGHT YJEARS ago she start- signs. ed working at Sacred Heart Hospital, Eau Claire, as a HER husband cuts the wood nurse's aid on the nightshift, patterns and has made the 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. This allows frames for the pictures she's her to be with her family until painted. Mr. Pettis has a milk they go to bed. route and drives a school bus. 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All of Ihn honored ed in appropriate costumes. , 1 fl > \ *\L VERTICAL guests were 75 years old or The response for the guesLi ' ¦& .', STRETCH older. w.-.r given by Mrs. Iver B. Ol- . * 1^\ Mrs. Wayne Luke, cluh presi- snn. *Z dent , welcomed the guests and The committ ee in charge ol ff k the program consisted of a Nor- the party Included the Mmes . r$k r "\ / I I wegian rending by Mrs . Lester WOMEN WELCOME ^ William A. Johnson , Kennet h THE C- #"^\ /' '/ f /\ Brennom; two solos by Mrs, E. Swenson , Alyn Larson , Herbert A. Sletteland , Pigeon Falls, Johnson Jr. and Glenn Olson. TO GIVE AN IMPORTANT PERSONS M AS I ll // FINAL FASHION MAGIC * Vl // // / '/ MOTHER , MAY 9, ROGERS LINGERIE THEIR ART FILM FESTIVAL FINE QUALITY -¦¦¦ J ¦' \^^ ONE DAY ONLY ^~m¦ S^%& SLIP HALF-SLIP PANTIK % V HORIZONTAL I 4.O0 3.00 2.00 STRETCH ADDS TO EVERY COSTUME. \ I ' / ^V ^ ¦ - xf\ IN THE FLOWER Mi ll III -HIM HUM L^^^W**Sk THE LOVFI.Y , LACY KIND OF GIFTS YOU GIVE MOTHER SMARTNESSI WEARI , COLORS OF \J . L _m__m______W^a_____t% js£tWMK ¦^^ V ^^^^ ^^^ Vf ^i ^^^^^^^ HHffl r **w* UK u-• LOVF. TOGivr MOTHER ON IH-:R DAY COMFORTI VISION ACTION TOPSI ... SPRING , PLUS DARKS . ClIOOHF ':::« *¦ . fri *^A\ Wgf^jf^9r iylr_ ^_m_ ^_^_^M_MtM^(^ - * Mmm SUP: OF LACE LAVISHED NYLON TRICOT, TWIN TH R EAD CONSTRUCTION GIVES FROM MANY LENGTHS ft STYLES, .HALF-SUP WITH MATCHING LACE. v \jx *Z \ ¦ ¦^^^n111 1 ¦ ¦ _v_r^nri!!i^r^i^_i^_i^_i^_i^_i^_iHr^H kill I*"! yk TWICE THE WEAR IN EVERY PAIR. _H H ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ HL« **C ^^ ** ML^ m^i^l^-l^-i MATCHING PANTIE WITH LACf* APPLIQUE. ACTION TOP STRETCHES TO FIT EVERY IHOWN AT 4|0ft_7ill-*iM SMMW MMMM"*" ' " ADMIMION II.H f V^ Jj IT jU WHITE , BLACK. SIZES f OR ALL MOTHERS. MOVE, NEWEST SHADES. SIZES FOR ALL. | ¦•AMIS NOT HONORBD fr J f f f | *T] ' - — — ,. Whitehall PTA Three Schools Hubbleys Honored Laotian Army I ' Elects Officers Set Mother's Lanesboro Sells hava ro'lln psed here with re- NEW FU MANaiU At Farewell Pa rty Legislature port that Its leader had fled to DUBLIN l*l — Those popu- WHITEHALL? Wis. (Special) Revolt Fails Day Programs WEAVER, Minn. (Special) the neighboring Thailand, lar Fu Mancbu leiials of the - Pe.or Bicri — VIENTIANK ? Laon , (AP) — ~r. , Whitehall , was. Forty neighbor! and friends silent icreen are recalled by a elected president of the White- ETTRICK , Wis, (Special ) - Bonds for 3.4% The h.ilf-month old - rebellion nt . Uiplorhalic sources said Colo- movie, "The Face of Fu Man- ' gathered Thursday evening at hall School PTA at the closing Mother 's day programs are to Has 3 Weeks LANESBORO , Minn. (Special) I'liksaht; by Lnatinn army nel Khiikeo , whom thet govern- chu," now In production In Ire- be presented nl the home of Mrs Lillian Eck- meeting of Ihe your Wednes? the Wayside . At a special meeting of the troops loyal to exiled (len. ment plans to execute if cap- land. Sax Rohmer'a notorlouj day evening. School, the Smith School and hart for • farewell party for Lanesboro school board Thurs- tured , had crossed the Mekong Oriental villain It played by the Glasgow Phourni Nosavan appeared to Other new officers are Ro- School Friday. Mr. and Mn. H. M. Hubley. day night the board accepted River to Thailand. Christopher Lee. Of Work Left ¦ ' bert Guinn? vice president; The Wayside ichool taught They will be moving to Kellogg -J - : - . : (AP) the lowest bid for the sale of Mrs. W. .I. Raichenbach , secrc- by Mrs. Haakon Erickson, will soon . ST. PAUL - The Min- have lbs program nesota Legislature , under attack $540 ,000 in general obligation re- MOTHER 'S iury ; and Ileasil Nelson , iren- at 2 p;m.; Games for prizes wore played surer. ' -: the Smith School, Mrs. Martin today from an outspoken college funding bonds submitted by Kal- S^^m^ DAT IS MAT 9 by the. women and the men ^Sf lVTmf T A balance of $34(L 03 in the Johnson , teacher, at 1 p.m. and president, moved Into the last man — Co., Inc., Minneapolis , the Glasgow School played cards. treasury w«u reported , most of , Mrs. Rob- three Week s of the 1 20-day ses- at an average Interest rate of which was netted at the PTA ert Bell , teacher , at 1:15 p.m. A potluck lunch was served 3.413 percent. carnival In February ? Gifts will be presented to and the Hubleys were present- sion today with a sales tax dis- the mothers cussion set for an evening com- Refunding the bonds saved the Mrs. Donald Warner announc- and lunch will be ed with a monetary gift. school district $46,000 over a pe- «>(| served. mittee hearing. that the response to the ap- Meanwhile , the president of riod of 22 years. The original peal?- for books for Appalachia SI'. MARTIN'S All) St. Cloud State College directed bond - , ' issue " - in 1957 was for was "tremendous. " The hooks to insure ¦ greater attendance barbs at both the Legislature $600,000 at $3:67 percent inter- St. Martin's Lutheran Church ' will be sent May 15 , she said. by parents. Ladles Aid Society w|ll meet at and Gov. Karl Rolvaag. est, y v Mrs. Carl Nordhagen report- Members voted to form their 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the so- Dr. George Budd , addressing First National Bank , Minneap- ed on her committee's findings own PTA and not affiliate with cial room at the church. Host- a"' parents' ' day convocation at olis, is escrow agent. Financial on ways to better programs , the national group. esses will be the Mmes. Christ SL Cloud State Sunday, said not consultant* are Ehler-Mann & Renter, Paul Fenske, Clinton nearly enough of the state's Associates, Inc., Minneapolis. Kuhlman and William Hage- wealth is being Invested in high- The other two bids : J. M . dorn. er education. He urged parents Cain &?Co., Inc., Minneapolis , of the students to do some lob- and First National Bank , St . UNA MEETS. TUESDAY bying on behalf of their chil- Paul. Riverside Magnolias Camp dren. ' 107 Royal Neighbors of Ameri- ETTRICK CUB SCOUTS ca will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday "Our only hope at thii late hour," Budd said, "Is that pub- ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) - at the Red Men's Wigwam. Can- "Know Your Home Town" Is the didates will be initiated? Lunch lic opinion will be so strong in supporting the state colleges theme of Ettrick Cub ScouU for will be served by Mrs. L. M. May. At a meeting at Living Kingsley and Mrs. Elizabeth that further cuts will not be Duff. made in our budgets." Hope Church recreation room Dr. Budd expressed disap- Wednesday at 4 p.m. Mrs. C. MAKE BABY BLANKETS pointment in Gov. Rolvaag's A. Brye will give them a his- budget. The'BlIdget- jBiidd said , tory ttf Ettrfck . Mrs. Kenneth ETTRICK, Wis. (Special)?- ^ Ettrick and Frenchvtlle women, doesn't include nearly enough" to Willgrubg., - Mrs; .Silas Brenen- members of the Galesvllle Pres- accomplish goals set by the gov- gen and Mrs. John Briggs, Et- byterian Women's Association, ernor. trick , and Mrs. H. A. Lease, met Thursday at the home of Budd said enrollment at St. French Creek , den mothers Mrs. William Thomas, French- Cloud State la nearly as high will be in charge. ville, to make infant blankets to this year as the totarenrollment be sent to foreign missions. Mrs. for all five -state colleges -10 yeacs ago, agency to replace the present Hilton Moran;- Gaiesville, is Water Pollution Control Com- chairman of the project. ' The Senate made a big push Saturday to clear -its decks for mission. . AT DEANERY MEETING the major legislation coming up Sen. Gordon Bosenmeier of The latest look afoot! And Little Falls called the present ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) - for attention in the final weeks of the session. The upper house commission impotent and said Representing St. Bridget's Al- that without a change Minnesota tar Society at the Arcadia Dean- passed 26 bills Saturday and gave preliminary approval to a may not be able to share in a ery meeting Thursday at St. new $380 million federal fund Bartholomew's Catholic Church dozen measures which are up for final vote this week. for water pollution control. In Trempealeau were Mrs. Irene '• The commission was defended Briggs, Millard Johnson, La Counting bills reported In from by George Scott of LeSueur, a Verne Cantlon, Agnes Sebranek , committees Saturday, this still commission member, who said Irwin Walter, Milton Brenengen, left the Senate with a backlog it has done a good job with " John Beirne n. CI . ski, Marcel Jaszewski, Paul it possible for the state to re- li/mm ^^—mu Jaszewski, Joseph Kujak, Au- er? said after the session that trim on yoke. Waltz Pale blue or pink back- matching duster. Pink, he was confident the Legislature ceive an added $8 million in gust Kukowski, Frumerice Ma- ? length in smart, easy- ground. A lavish gift. blue, maize. Small, So Cool! would be aWe to finish its work federal funds. / flJj liszewski; Wesley, Staublin Jr?, Included among proposals care fabric. Pink, blue, Small; medium, large. medium or large. Paul Wagner and Dominic Woz- and go home on time. Final day of the 120-day ses- given preliminary approval maizc Small, medium, ney and the Rev. Augustine J. *i QQ *"> QQ sion under the Taw is May 24. were proposals to make it pos- large extra large. Gown Duster Gown, Duster Sulik represented the Sacred sible for some business men— , , j i 2? Heart parish of Pine Creek at The House was not in session ' : Saturday. who must do business with ¦? ' ¦ ' S S the spring deanery meeting of school boards—to serve on .such ?¦;? \;^ ?x x - set 98: ?¦>; SM :598 ' ; the Arcadia Council of Catholic Among-bills sent to the Senate boards, and authorizing a turkey xx 5 ? ? Women at Trempealeau Thurs- from committee Saturday was promotion and research pro- day? Mrs. Harvey Twesmet of a proposal to create a new air gram to be financed by turkey Ettrick. was elected treasurer. and water? pollution control growers. SUmMJER'S immmmmmmnmwmmmmmmmm nuummmmmmuwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi 69 West Third Street l^ril'H'll^ Owr Greatest j li \_m//J // AND COMPANY V ff1 i *& j Portrait Offer ! j XJ U Xfj .j/ ' y eft ' Jack PurceH Oxford j 3 Days Only I ¦ THURS., FRI., SAT., MAY 6-7-8 : ¦ . : ¦i . - . l l ¦ l| l -^« ¦. ¦> ¦ g .W K M(H"^-'^^T"'l -HiWW^y njy,*" *-. «^ v * *T -*-? -^ ' - ¦ . . VIS f^ ^^ 1 I _ I ^ i ^ { Qp mdl j ; P SPECIAL OFFER FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY ft

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II W U AUK AT THE ;, ;, ^HHM****^ • Steel Reck, Phon* 4970 AHOUT THIS QUESTION: A/.nt-rir lir» |It'Hj Ami w/i|cr -.Hlnij .110 lirrr nQnm >« want out fiutljimi'l frinlfir ni<•( hint ti, tn* i-fdli-c fri) nurtlmt flit, **Usi\ /wt) ttiotl /. .? „(¦„ ,Wit i |.„MMy litsi/trtfifp HI fnv , I \4 KOIU CALLAHAN'S *• *• 'nl'J M -nn ni- ui iliimn ii' |uu|:"My \t»r% A iloinr *, : t Afi"i I'diii 101 in'ln .ihily linh-111/ iii-M.rM.f i> nnd .nuntf. 9 vM / I' '• Vmr#^Z_JHf _^ IL 11 (iintimjr f(ir ** ^^^^^^^^^ ^^l^._ ^^^^._^^^^^^^^^ L^^B .^^^^^^^^ | : . Electric Motor Repair LIOUOR STORE hdrtK And HiuldiV" ¦ t OoiiA Leonard J 120 W01I Second Sl. Phono 3103 Ticliumpor GLARK & CLARK, INC. R i-nt.i..innl & 1 H^B_H_l_[l_[^_iH_il_i^_i^_i^_i^_i^_i^_il_l^_i^_i^_i^_i^_i^_il II? Wnln Opon Fn. |o * PM Set. to 10 P.M 117 Coiilnr SI . rtionn 390*1 Loun(| \' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ " fcai_0jwf»^a^*:v i J J -?»:, .:/.; ¦ v, . •<¦- ¦,,-.7*¦? ¦< ;. ' 'i .- ;\\x'*^\ ¦ :¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' v*? * < .• * . ' >, -aj^r:iit*:+ *>&? * {lv,*i.:;£^:M :.\\,Y!, .t- , .;?< -\ , >¦; , 't+u. ^>.\ • v- .' .; . .% :., . ,,. *:. ->' . .. ,, ? -. .,. .„y ,!. ,- :• •¦.:•;? •¦«-¦¦• ,*¦ ; ,¦ ' t * -i *&vK-«,axuJ!;,TO..'Dallas Center , lowa. day? at 2 p.m. at Indian Creek Washington, clear , 84 54 ' .. more soldiers in Southeast Asia ?commendab.e The projector and cancers films Miss Sandra Corey, Winona Mrs. Miller visited the Harner Lutheran Church , Clifton , Wis. cloudy . ? 62 21 . '. today than any other non-Asian job done in your county in at- are available for county Schools Winnipeg, tempts to preserve State College homes in Lewiston and Winona Burial will be in Tomah Ceme- (T-Trace) country. our state and organi2atlons. The textbook, . highways and to minimize seri- Walter J. Volkart , 1741 W. during the Rev. Mr. Harner's tery/ "Biology Experiments," will be EXTENDED FORECAST ous water damage wherever ordered for each school in the Broadway. pastorates in the two commu- possible. . [ FLY THE FLAG nities. : Mrs. Gust Johnson county. Mrs. Ernest Sobotta , Births (Special) MINNESOTA - Tempera- HIXTON , Wis. - Saturday aver- "The. willingness of your la- Independence, will be education Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Baer Jr., Funeral services will be con- (Clara ) Johnson, 72, tures through ^KHfrTerminal bor force on every Mrs. Gust slightly above to spend long hours chairman. Utica , Minn., a son. ducted Wednesday in Dallas died suddenly at her home at 7 aging normaj^ex^ Center? to near normal in dike construction , traffic di- Mrs. J? O. Gilbertson? White- aim. Saturday. treme north . immediate repairs of , report- Normal highs 56-80 rection , hall , service chairman BIRTHS ELSEWHERE The former Clara Evenson, elsewhere. Suit Ends With damage, and continuous surveil- ed 1,000 cancer dressings have PATRIOTIC Mrs. Valeria Rudnik northeast? 60-67 west and south. ( Mrs. Valeria Rudnik , 96, Min- she was born Nov. 25, 1892, in ' lance of threatened structures been distributed/ Anyone need- LANESBORO, Minn. (Special) Jackson County , to Mr. and Normal lows 35-40 north , 41- is recognized and deeply ap- ing cancer dressings may have — . Bit'ths at Johnson Hospital neapolis, former Winona resi- 46 south. Precipitation averag- OCCASION ^ Mrs. John Evenson. Default Judgment preciated." . them free pf charge. Colostomy I ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ Lanesboro: dent? died Sunday at 8:15 p.m. ing less than .50 inch north- ' .'' r ' : . . ¦ ' ¦ • in Swedish Hospital, Minneapo** She was married to G.. J. A default judgment was en- Further, the cooperation ex- bags will not be provided can- . . f . :. *. west and .50 to 1 inch else- ¦Show pride in your COIM . ? Mr. and Mrs. Claire Olstad , lis. She had been ill a month. Johnson at Pigeon Falls Nov. 7, tered in one civil case, another tended to . Highway Commission cer patients: Mattresses for can- - ¦ ¦ son April 22/ 1912. The couple farmed in the where, in occasional showers personnel "in all phases of the cer patients are being pur- '" ¦; try by displaying this new , was passed to the foot of the ; The former Valeria Kostuch likely throughout period. current flood situation " is cited chased. 50-star llagl 3x5' size. . Mr. and Mrs. Luverne Soren- she was born Feb. 14, 1869, in Town of Curran. jury calendar and a third was son, a daughter April 23. Survivors arc: Her husband; WISCONSIN — temperatures by Ateri as "an example of ' Prosper Schank read the cer- Sturdy cotton with sewed . Poland and came to Winona in scheduled for trial today at 1:30 how effectively our state-coun- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Peter- two sons, Curtis,?Wiscpnsin Rap- are indicated to average near tificate of authorization for the stripes , printed stars. ? 1874. She lived here until five p.m. as Judge Arnold Hatfield ty relationship can and does county chapter. ¦ ' son, a son Thursday. ids, and Victor, Hixton; two normal west and about 3 de- instructed the petit jury panel Brass grommets. 2-pc. fi' v•' ;. .?; years ago when she moved to - (Myrt- work " The budget committee will Minneapolis to live with her daughters, Mrs. Arthur grees above normal east Tues- today in District Court on their : aluminum pole? Ball , hal- le) Cower, Madison , and Mrs. next Saturday. Nor- The letters were sent to the meet June 17 at 7:30 p.ni.. at FREE TB X-RAYS daughter, Mrs. U. L. Davis. day through general duties as jurors. commissioners of Barron , yard, iron bracket Donald (Helen) Nordstrom, Min- 57 to 67 and normal Buf- the home of Mrs. William (Mon. -Wedi-Fri., 1-5 pirn. She was married to Ignatius mal highs ; Clerk Joseph C. Page said falo , Burnett, Crawford , Dunn, Frenchville, county neapolis; nine grandchildren lows 35 to 45, Cooler tonight ¦' Thomas, ? Room? *, City Hall) Rudnik, who died July 11, 1959. ' . that judgment was ordered in Grant? . La Crosse, Pepin , fund campaign chairman. VVinona and 12 great-grandchildren. .. . / and Tuesday warming about favor of the Farmers Union *****••••* Co. residents tret, Mrs. Rudnik was a member services will be at 2 Pierce, Polk, Rusk, St. Croix, Mrs. Robert McGoorty, Chip- * ** othenXU each. Funeral Wednesday, Thursday or Fri- Grain Terminal Association , Trempealeau Vernon and of St. Stanislaus Church and its p.m. Tuesday at Pine Creek Lu- , pewa Falls, field representative, day. Precipitation will total one- plaintiff in a suit for collection Washburn counties. said a budget must be set up SPECIAL OFFER Last week / .51 Holy Rosary and Sacred Heart theran Church , the Rev. Frank- half to three-quarters of an inch [j; * societies and the Third Order of of a $l;i52.60 debt allegedly G? H. Bakke, commission for each department of the Total since 1.959 ...... 55.438 lin Schroeder officiating. Burial in showers and ?{hundefs-crms St. Francis. •/." ?¦ . :. . owed (hem by Francis Euster- chairman, briefly summarized society, She said a booklet is will be in the church cemetery. about Tuesday or Wednesday the situation in . one short sen- available answering the ques- at Jensen mann , Utica. Survivors are: A son , Phil- Friends may call and again about Friday or Sat- PAGE reported today that tence; "The winter and spring; tion why - the American Cancer Munici Chicago ; four daughters, Funeral Home, Hixton, this eve- pal Court lip, urday. Eustermann had withdrawn his of 1964-65 will go down in his- Society will not participate in 2.48 : ¦ ' : Mrs. U. L. (Stella) Davis, Min- ning and until 1 p.m. Tuesday. tory as the ?most disastrous united funds ¦ '- . . - WINONA - answer in the case and that . ¦> '*¦*•¦*•. ' . - . neapolis; Mrs. Verna Pose/ St. Pallbearers will be Emil Ber- DAILY RIVER BULLETIN highway year on¦ record to A NOMINATING committee .• •* *•.*** Robert L. Johnson, 24 , 5WA Sherman Eide, Judge Hatfield ordered a de- ' ¦ Paul ; Mrs. Glen (Gertrude) get, Merlin Eide, Flood Stage 24-hr. fault judgment entered after date." . /. *. appointed to choose officers for Liberty St., pleaded guilty to- Gardner, Whittier, Calif., and Lester Osegard , Norman Eidet Counties and communities are the coming year is comprised day to a charge of speeding 45 Stage Today dig. Farmers Union proved up their Mrs. Mary Ackman? Redondo and Gay Skaar. claim with the testimony of Les- requested "to keep the most of Bernard Wood, Frenchville, m.p.h. in a 30 zone on East Beach, Calif.; 20 grandchildren ; Red Wing ...... 14' 32. 8—6 complete and accurate records Mrs. Herbert L. Schultz ter L. Olsen , Roseville, Minn., and Judge A. T. Twesme and Mark Street from Kansas . to 49 great-grandchildren, and 17 Lake City ...... 15.6 -f.l of all related costs on which Dr. C. B. Moen , Galesvllle. ROBB Laird streets Sunday at 9:55 ALMA, Wis. (Special) — Mrs. their credit manager. great-great-grandchildren. Two : Wabasha ...... 12 12.9: —5 /The law firm of Kaner & De- to base claims for damage as- Next society meeting will be p.m. He made arrangements to daughters and a son have died. Herbert L. Schultz, 70, died at Alma Dam ...... 12.5 —6 sistance." Bakke noted later a picnic, with husbands and BROS. STORE pay. the $25 fine imposed by 12:45 p.m. Sunday at St. Eliza- vitt represented Farmers Union. Funeral services will be Tues- Whitman Dam ?... .. 12.2 — .6 Eustermann was not represent- that pictures of damaged areas Wives and guests, at the home 576 E74«h St. Phono 4007 Judge John D. McGill as the day at 8:30 a.m. at Watkowski beth's Hospital, Wabasha , where Winona Dam .... .' .' 13.2 —.7 will be particularly helpful in of Mrs; G. M. Wiley, chairman alternative (o . ed by. counsel. ? ' ¦ eight days in Funeral Home and at 9 at St. she had been a patient 13 days WINONA '..' 13 14.1 —.6 substantiating . claims. . '? . - of volunteer workers. Ettrick. jail. ?¦ following a stroke. The $15,000 damage suit of Stanislaus, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Trem. Pool ...... 13.3 —.5 Andrew Blasko, 470 W. Broad- Forfeiture: John Kiral, 80, 521 N. F. Grulkowski officiating. The former Helena Hacker, Trem. Dam ...... 12.6; — .5 19, 1894. in way , on behalf of his son Dan- Grand St., $15 on a charge of Burial will be in St. Mary's she was born Aug. Dakota ..../:...... 12.3 —.5 iel , was scheduled for trial by failure to yield the right of way Cemetery. Town of Lincoln to William and Dresbach Pool ...... 13.0 —.6 ajury today at 1:30:p.m. (CDT) on U.S. 61-14 at Clark's Lane Mary Knospe Hacker. She at- Friends may call after 4 p.m. Dresbach Dam ... 12.9 —.6 in District... Court. Saturday at 12:05 p.m. today. The Rosary will be said tended rural schools in this La Crosse ...... 12 13.5 — .5 The suit arises out of an acci- area. She was martried Oct. 16, by the societies at 6:45 and at Tributary Streams dent on Broadway at Grand 1913, and was a lifetime resi- in which the 7:30 by Msgr. Griilkowski. '.'¦;... 5.4 — ' Street July 2, 1963? Institutes Name dent here? Chip, at Durand . Blasko youth allegedly received Mrs. Mollie M? Edwards Survivors are: . Her husband Zumbro at Theil. 28.9 — .2 ' ¦: ' a skull fracture wl an his bicyle Gollege Teachers Mrs. Mollie M. Edwards, 87, and one son, Glenn W., Chica- Trem. at Dodge ...... 1.2 —.1 collided with a c

L NEW LAVATO RY FAUCET* Modern Ranch With Cape God Look Building Down P Onl y Oiio HqndM By ANDY LAM. and preferably four bedrooms, ^ The quaint charm of a Cape with a laundry area that could Cod has endured through the .; be entered from the side or In Minnesota years. While some changes in' rear? Their plight sparked Chir- A ' -substantial drop in builtliri f. Interior design have taken place , gotis into the creation of De- activity in-Minnesota - ns reflect- in this style of house during the sign H-81, a house with a ranch ed in . buililing permits issued, in last decade? the exterior has re- interior and a Cape Cod exter- this mained basically the same, ior. the first' -'Ihree . month's of since any radical alteration in Instead of a second floor , this year :is noted . by the Federal 4mt*ri.a'i . niB«i'.ttlliag 1 Its outward appearance woiftd? house has a low attic of (he kin<* Reserve '; Ji.inli of. Minneapolis TOILET TANK BALL destroy its traditional appeal. ? that can be utilized for storag. in its monthly report on con- Tht •fft'eient Wot«r Mo»t»r initonlly itopi Kramer & Toy* Ihe latest Housei of the Week ! if necessary. In that event , on. struction data in its six-state th« flow of woltr ofl«f •ach flujMng. Plumbing & Heating teems to he a typical Cape Cod. '[ of thase disappearing stairway; OM$ 31? E. 3rd St. Phone 5388 A covered portico with graceful ! could be easily be located in thi district: V 75c AT HARDWARE ST _ a rches sm all dormers, red bedroom hallway to the left oi This-;.'. .year 's ' ,lnnu. y-March low the foyer. ; redar .shingles and , open DKCKIVIM. t-'ACAIM*: - Don 't be." ;mis not a two-story Cape Cod. hut a ranch with figure for the state was $68,704 ,- fences are among the visible ¦ THIS WOl'l.n'he optional, ho- ' ¦' ¦led -.by those dormers and the over-all stnic- all the rooms on one floor. ( P.S — those are 475 , . - compared, with? $96,325,7*15 features which give it that look. ' ' ¦ ) cause the plans call for a full ? iiirat appearance of'this - . elegant house. It si. .?' false dormers. for the same period in 1964. The BUT IT'S hot * '.. . ('ape Cod a I, basement suitable for all the March total this year was $30,-- , it 's actually? storage any family miRht need. all. On the inside 693,769, also down from the a ranch house! Here's how this Incidentally, a tworcar under- \ ,870,064. distinctive arrangement came ground garage is located next March 196*1 figure , of $35 about : to the basement and would be Throughout .the district . the jirMurigiigiiiK | | I Architect William B. Chirgotis entered either from the side year;s cumulative total showed ' was fold by a husband and wife ;, or the rear of the house. depend: a decrease from $118,114,909 to that they wanted to buy a Cape mg on the size of the lot and B Vour m M , $88,099 ,946 and the March valu- t Cod house, but soon discovered' * personal preference. ation was $;i < ) .572,808. in the Couldn 't find one with : All the conveniences of mod- . that they same month last vear the dol- WL HomrV Mjf all the ropms on the first floor ern ranch design are included 1 * lar volume of ' building, re- Thev wanted at least three -new . pairs and alterations for which oermits were taken was $46 ,901,: H-81 Statistics 677 ? Comparative building totals .ilislimt with \"» U i Design H-81 has a living for selected Minnesota and Wis- If II,iw an U|)-I( H 1.I I P agency* M room, dining ? room, family consin cities: S when \ou talk lo thc financing dol.-iy while M room/ foyer, kitchen, break- ." .JanuaryV. March . M It uiU climmalc any .scimus fast area, laundry room , IOCS " 1!)64 clear title to your property is beintf §§ * ¦ four bedrooms, two baths, a Northfield . $ 4 ,1100 ' $ 70.800 established. ^ * lavatory and a , rear patio. 1 ' | * Owatonna . . 81, 781 .184,320 P IEH0IEI The habitable are'a totals Red Wing : Wl. iillO l*i:!,22n PHONE 746* . ' 2il.lt square Feet. The plans ¦ Rochester- . .- 2 . 1*):*;.5f-,0 Vl,8H7;74fi Winona ( minly include a full basement, St. Cloud . KtoO.KQ*- ? 141 ,200 | with sjiace (he under bed- WINONA . fi!);t ,490 1 ,011.980 Worn wing for a two-car 1 Alrslrari («. I GEO. KARSTEN Albert Lea- .72.700 91 .336 K INCORPORATED mi General Contractor garage Overall dimensions . | MfmhT ir-in . ,875 114 fli"! are 40 feet by 65 feet. Austin V. 45 .250 S 535 Junction St. Phone 8-2987 M Mtrnkalo ... 1 .374 . 196 1, 116 ,625 ?^g^. 1 1 ' ¦' 1 IH 1 Preslon . ' . . .., 8,500 ——' :¦ |^^ A ol Amri I * o> ' / r*^g#tvJgM . Cnunly Eau Claire 781,096? . ?424.905 \\\^^^^^ M^^ WAnn Srrvin o Winnn/i .»^ i itM&XJMk in a well laid-out floor plan. ¦ Entering beneath the covered Independence -._-; 1,(100 portico into a large foyer one La Crosse V 4.(7,230 2.123 724 moves straight ahead to the . liv- J^M^®6, ing room, to- the left ." ' and .*;the - StiW . FLOOR PLAN 'S: ¦ .V. .good- traffic pattern , dining room combination, from the . kitchen- \ i/^ four-bedroom wing, or to the Building in Winona hero? Note, for example, how the family dinette , from the side entrance and from the right and the kitchen. This dis- 1965 dollar volume $1,167,1180 room can be entered from the living .room- rear patio. tributes traffic effectively. Residential .... 94 ,090 | R E-SHINGLE l#// . Commercial ... 646,450 # THE LIVING room has plenty and 'he window over the sink Public . ( non- of Wall areas suited for varieties iaxablc) ? .;,,. '' 426,540 , provide natural light and air as 1 . of furniture arrangements but How to Build' Buy New houses . . . . .1 well -as a view. the feature.is the fireplace wall. Volume same ' 1 It s made of floor-to-ceiling Also in thi*; area is the . ser- : date infit . •"?¦ . ¦ ',' .' .' ¦'.$! ,289,171 - brick throughout its length , with " - ¦ vice entry , with? a mud-room ¦ ' a noversize; extended , fl agstone Or Sell Your Home xx-^ ' ' ¦ close t , laboratory and laundry V^^tV Be prepflfed, foe the Iteflvy JOB or CONTRACT WORK hearth. .-;¦ Full study plan information on this architect-designed House ^^ ¦ _^ PORTABLE EQUIPMENT The back of . the fireplace that contains a washer, dryer fe/k^. \ Spring rains that nre bound of the Week is included in a 50-cent baby blueprint. 'With it in s gives the dining room an in- and storage cabinet facilities . ' lmL\X/\* ' \ *<> .onie We have quality Our Services Also Include : band vou can obtain a contractor s estimate x ^^- ft that MP-y - roofing materials . teresting bricked projection. The kitchen is thus only a few You can order also, for $1, a booklet called "VOUR HOME- . . I_^sV V will ¦•.- Sheet/ Plat* and Structural Next - to the dining room is a steps from either the side or How to Build. Buy or Sell It," Included in it are small repro- f ^f' Vs.-^.«ff\ add beauty as well as pro- Steel Work wood-paneled family room, with front entrance.? ductions, of 16 of the most popular House of the Week issues. Axxy'&&& ~'X~M_\\x^\ tectioh (or your home. • Boiler Repair Wprk full-height sliding glass doors Send this coupon to the Daily News or?you may purchase leading to a rear patio. THE FOCR-bedroom. Iwo- the plans or the booklet at the information counter at the Daily WINONA BOILER Headquarters for. housekeep- ftath wing has a hall flaired out .News. . . /: ' ing is in front of the home in an at the end to eliminate a feeling Enclosed is SO cents for hah y blueprints mi Design H-81 [".'. ; efficient kitchen that includes ? ?^ v; & STEEL CO. of congestion. All bedrooms Enclosed Is $1 for "YOUR HOME" booklet D . PHONE 5963 a counfertop raiige, a wall oven Lave an apundance of space, ?H3-U7 West Front Street and a separate breakfast area. with three others in the hall . NAME ..?...... :.. ;;.„.:. . ?...... ?.../...... - ...,.. , The bav window in the . dinette The master bedroom has a full . ..;...... ,.... bath , includin g a stall shower, STREET ...... ~ ssW*aW*am*m*~WKmm^KKKKKKW^KK^I^KK^^KKtmw^.an oversize vanity with a: full- CITY ...... V..^...... ?...,...... ;.,.STATE ..'...... length wall mirror: and a venti- lated , separated, water-closet compartmen t . Ranch or Cape Cod , this, is an Private Earp ¦PQtAGHEK Reinhard's interesting and a comfortable Permit Drawn ; house? Sharpshooter v . ¦ AUGSBURG . Germany !.!•> - ?EtECTRiG ? Property Transfers After 2 Weeks Pvt . Wyatt Virgil Earp, a di- Floor Shop The first building permit to rect descendant of the legend- In Winona County be issued here in more than ary sharpshooting Earp broth- 875 W. two weeks was drawn at the ers , has qualified as an expert WARRANTY DEEDS ' , See Us For All Your Roofing Needs: Flooring by: Urban Drenckhahn to Donnid Marg - city 'engineer 's office last week with the Ml* rifle , a CS. Army Howard All mat part of S' , ol SW' « ol Sec. for a home remodeling job. . spokesman \mnoiinced. ASPHALT SHINGLES ROLL ROOFING 16-108 9 which lie*; norfhra*;! of ro.Kj, Earp, 17 , i*?0-erving as a • • ARMSTRONG J. R. Keller tl ux to Donald O. Nyselti It was taken by Jerry Brang, et ux -Lol 14 , Block 34, l.okeview Add. 525 Laird St., for interior re- . tracked vehicle mechanic with • MINERAL SURFACED ROIL ROOFING . lo Winonn, except the E. 70 11. thereof the 24th Infantry Division • E. Jeane von Rohr nt un lo Sylv^fer modeling to be done by Bruce here A. Sr.humin'.kl • S. 86 tt. ot Lot 7, Bluck McNally at an estimated cost lie is a grandson of Virgil Earp, !, !, Plumer ' s Add to Winonn. who , with hi.s brother Wyatt , Phone KENTILE Winona Notional & Savings Bank to of $1, 100. ALUrWINUM COMBINATION STORMS & SCREENS Robert D Lanq/ord t of J 5, Block I. Also issued was a permit lo tamed Tombstone, Ariz., during Wincrest l<,t Add America 's frontier days 9275 Hilke Homes, Inc , to Gerald W Koch Robert Pellowski , 1206 W . Mark . Carpeting by: ft ux lol 14 , Hilke ' s . nil Subd. lo Wi- St.. for dismantling a frame Earp was born in the same nona place as Wyatt — Monmouth , Jor- n W. • Molt Ik t tl ux to -William E. building. Cornet Nintemann lot 31, Ivei and fox Add lo The total valuation o( permits 111. Before entering the Army St Oiarlev taken this year i.s $1 last year, he lived with his Augu .1 L . Vogltr it u« .. to Gerald D. , 167 ,0...., frav/lord el u< 5' , ol. lot 1. Block I , compared with $1 ,21)9 , 174 at the mother at Jacksonville , III. KENDELL-0 BRIEN ¦ ftolcom' . Add to Winona, same dale a year ago , Wall Tile: Floyd larnholt/ et ux to David f.A 1 LUMBER COMPANY I anqe ct ux Lot 13, Blur k 9. Davli _uU| Last year at this time there BF.ATTY AND CAIION In Goodview. had been 18 LONDON! '/I'i — American net- Richard W. Schoonov*|r et VM I O Her- permits for new 115 FranWio ^l. "Tubby" Jachels, Mgr. Phone 8-3667 PLASTIC bert O Hake-, et ux Lot J. Blork i, t. houses tor Warren ¦ written. Three have Beatty portrays a H. Holler * , third Add. I- Goodview bcf«n John F. FldnUian ef ux to Rotiert I drawn through April Ibis director of sexy art films in Wolter et ux -S'- J ol SW 1 . ami '? . ol year . "Promise I ler Anything, " now CERAMIC 1 SE , irxrept E. I. rods thereof In Set . ¦ before J, N . 10 arrei ot NW' < Ol MWU ot Ser the cameras nt Shopper- Formica 17-10'. .5. Uiumrhi , the capil ..] and .only Ion , London. His costar i.s Les- Counter Tops Cierald McCulchen el ux lo Otto Kloet; large town of China ' ke E' , ot SW 1 ., SW' « of ME' . , f.'W. s western- j lie Caron who plays a youthful ot '.,V. and SE 1 '. ol SFU ot NW 1 . ol most province , Sinkiang, looks - widowed mother intent on find- Se.r it wt, '., part ol F tit tl. ol NE' < like an American Quality Materials ol NW' . of Sec -i5 ior,-', , Wild Wesl ing a husband for herself and Jerorne J Fakler i*l ur to Anqu-.l 1 town n father for her baby, Vmjler et ii. V , r,l I (it I , lllork I, Finest Workmanshi Bolrnrn' * Add lo Winona YOUR //. \\ p CONTRACT FOR DCKO Wallet Neumann lo Allyn 1 odd lol 4 Riot k '„ Helmnnl Add . lo Winona at a Reasonable Price Joseph J Schwestka to Drim F Nnrvrt el ii. it 40 It of I ol 3 nnd all nl I nl 4 . Block II, Blrge' s Add to St I' harlev PROBATE DEE 11 Reatrlre I., Peterson , ilei erlenl hy r, rt . lo Mnrian F Jasnorh IJ*l y iO It ol I ol ., lllock /, Snnlinrn' i Aoil lo Winona FLOOR SOAP Reinhard's The woodchuck and urouni 227 E * 3,d Phono 5229 sf|tiirrcl enter a .slati* ol sus Pine and Anise Scent prnuVri animation thai i.s, in cf CALL ANYTIME FOR FREE ESTIMATES feet , n vacation from life. Hwl; Kills All Bad Odors Open Friday* 'lil 9 P.M. temperatures drop dramatical ^ ^ ly; pulse and breathing ap proiich the vanishing point. DISINFECTANT

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SHIRA } Success Without 1 Keeping Crabgrass Under Control Minneapolis In With the newspaper*88 and .air- A FTER Ihe lawn has been renovated nnd fertilized , the at- MINNEAPOLIS VAP) — The waves filled with the talk of rv tention of the hpmc owner can well be ^ directed to the con- Minneapolis milk - strike ended astronaut*, moon »hol», and Colleg e Difficult trol of crabgrass. This noxious grass , or weed an it may be oday, but a strike began rifcxt the slafs, it seems we are railed, when present in considerable numbers greatly detracts against a farm implement man- ina make-believe world and di- Hy I.KSJJIy .1. NASON , Kd. I) . ers and over-lhe-road truck driv- from the appearance of the lawn7 especially if viewed' -closeup? ufacturer , and a walkout was rect deKceodants of a comic There is nothing that will set a home off lo (Jniymlty iii Southern ('alif« -nia ers make salaries ranging up to such good advantage threatened against Minneapolis strip at that. ¦ as a fine looking lawn blended in , of course, with attractive area new car dealers. Not planning to go •¦> college? $8,000 or $9,000 with no college ¦ ; ? '. When I was a boy, I used to trees, shrubs and flowers. . --- - . —-— :—¦—v- An official of Teamsters I.ocal read a comic strip called "Buck If you are one of the many of training. Once the trees and other plan involving the 471 , which struck at midnight Rogers." There was a plot — this year's high school gradu- lants are established use of chemi- Apprenticeship -\i one of the ¦ p , they iis- cals that will kill ' Friday to cut off milk process- the good guys aniline had guys ates who feels- that college is ..ally do not ¦ require" the plants surest ways to get- Ibe back- a lot of after they appear in the lawn. ing and deliveries to more than —but the fascinating thing was not for him , rny advice to you attention , except for cultivation begins with a simple statement ground training that will carry Since the pre-emergence 20 creameries , announced set- a very futuristic aspect of - and some fertilization , some che- wage dispute — Get started at something. you to the top. While appren- micals should be applied in the tlement of the air ships? faraway places and pruning io keep them within early today. at that time? at least the lay- You don 't have to wait until tice training Is associated with bounds , and spraying, or dust- spring, we will take up thjs you have your whole life plan- method only at this time? The Secretary - Treasurer I,en man in the field of air travel electricians , machine -workers , ing? as may lie necessary. Such figured it was all for kicks , ned and have decided what you chemicals are applied to Ihe said the agreement fol- plumbers and carpenters ,, such work can generally- lie done at Fahlin and few people look it seriously. ultimately wish to become. You opportune time at the con- surface of the soil early in the lowed an eight-hour session with may never ""reach such a deci- training is also available in ser- „. It just didn 't seem realistic , . . . venience. w..w.^ of the..... gardener?ft .,. ww.v., _, season so fhe crabgrass seeds Vernon Buck? assistant state . . . y it sion if you¦ just sit and wait for vice fields , for autos? industrial will be killed as they sprout. labor conciliator. Details of the and as far as we knew, ' , '.; ?: On the other hand , the lawn wasn't. it.? ; . ;?: machinery, office equipment These chemicals must come in- pact will be disclosed after a requires considerable attention Get some kind of job. Don 't and on and on into such fields as throughout the growing season, to contact with the soil and membership ratilication meet - THK CHARACTKK.S In this be loo fussy? On any job , yoU much of which Is demanding. are best used as dry materials. ing Tuesday night , Fahlin said. funny paper strip would travel will lie getting some all-impor- the theatre. Meanwhile , pickets were pulled There are several things that These chemicals are largely from place to place by rockets tant experience? For information about appren- *OH «CrTTA can mar the beauty of a lawn based ori arsenical , or chlor- from tlie creameries and the strapped , to their shoulders. ticeships, write lo the Depart- , -sav<£ MAHOLBS. A LetTBG I A^fL union urged members to return Whatever you do. prove your- FOR MY AV3TMS2 AH ' A nttee <$QK) iJQ&CA& * such as lack of proper mowing, dane, compounds. Now one wonders if in time for self to be a dependable worker. ment of I^ibor , Bureau of-Ap- < to work this morning. one's birthday, say at the age j prentice and Training, Washing? Insufficient water and fertilizer, THERF ARK a niin.ber of The union negotiating commit- And look around to find ways of 14 , it won 't be considered of preparing yourself for a bet- ! ton v D.C. 20210, and the presence of crabgrass pre-emergence crabgrass killers tee unanimously voted to recom- ¦ ¦ BIG GEORGE and other weeds as dandelions proper to give an individual his ter job. ' "? . . ?¦' . if you are interested in busi- , on the market Under various mend acceptance .. 'of Ihe new ness or secretarial fields dock and plantain. Of these own persona] set of rockets. , you trade names that will do a contract , Fahlin said? Don t jLjct the idea that teen- can help your chances and at weeds crabgrass is often the Which , I'm sure, will open a agers are bcirig discriminated good job of control. They are Milk supplies were becoming whole new world of activity and ^ ! the same time improve your most troublesome? since through scarcely 100 per cent effective, scarce in Minneapolis stores as against just because it is hard ( background of skills, by taking problems as folks blast off from to find the right kind of an Its seeds it is so insidious and but will greatly reduce this the strike ended. Some: restrau- place to place. i a course in these fields , in a persistent in its growth. pest. A treatment now and an- rants ran out too.. opening? The problem is that ?junior college or a business Young minds seem lo be kept there are just more of you than other one about the middle ' school . ? CRABGRASS IS a rather of The strike had begun when alert to the times of space as ever before June should give good control they learn the terminology . broadleafed annual grass, the Local 471 rejected the cream- FOR INFORMATI ON regard- seeds of which may lie dormant for the season . eries' offer of a base pay of through such present-day com- AT TIIK . -SAMK Urne , there ing business schools ic strips as Chris Welkin , Plane- , write to In the ground for several years The directions on the contain- $125 a week for drivers. The are also more training pro- United Business Schools Asso- er should be read carefully so teer. Fascination is built on grams , available , These are The seeds, are usually present 1 walkout involved 700 retail milk ciation , 1518 K Street , N.W . in more or less numbers in you. will know what the contents truck drivers, 150 wholesale speculation a.s to what will be what you must look for. Washington , D.C. 200053 for their practically every lawn and when are supposed to do? Some of drivers and 300 inside produc- found , in the far-off places that While the? college student current directory. the conditions are -right they them will kill the desirable tion workers. today are considered actual tar- headed for a profession has his Although college tra ining gets, such as the mobri. Comic does will sprout. ' Therefore, several grass seeds as they sprout, as At II p.m. Sunday, 1,350 mem- plans laid out for him. for the prepare a person for profession- the crabgrass. bers of four Umte4jAutq \yprk- strip writers produce strange next four to seven years,, you treatments with proper chemi- pro- al jobs with more security and , -¦• Since the chemicals lhat kill ecs . locals sti^ck" the Minne'apo** creatures with antennaes must make your own plans. It sometimes? higher pay, cals may be necessary to rid truding from , their-hcad,-;, point- it no crabgrass are all poisonous, is and suburban Hopkins plants is just as important that you more guarantees success on a a lawn , in large part, if the in- 7 , some?weird faces. the directions on the container of Minneapolis Moline. Union pf- ed ears and continue to learn as it is that job than does a high , school festation is heavv. I've been thinking. Buck Rog- the college student continues to should be followed very care- ficials said production , mainten- " " ¦ diploma. V The seeds do not usually ger- ers, it seemed , back in the 30's learn. ' . -' . - . . . . - . '" ["". .' ? full y, and the contents kept out ance and clerical workers¦ were Always, success depends upon minate in quantities until the involved..?...... -• _.,..v.:. wasn't so far wrong. I'd hate Success in today's competitive of the reach of children. " the individual' s own planning arrival of settled warm weath- The control of some other to think that our present-day labor market ninges directly on and effort. er, but some may sprout much Representatives of labor and comic strip writers were call- your willingness to keep learn- lawn weeds will be taken up the kind earlier , if the conditions are later on. management indicated , mean- ing the punches on ing something new and thus , be right, The crabgrass plants while, that a strike of Minne*' of people if any, are to be ready to make the ; NELSON PATIENTS necessary ) - gr&w fast during hot dry-weath- apolis - area new car dealers found in the great unknown. adjustments . as job requirements NELSON , Wis, (Special - er while the good grasses are could result Tuesday. Negotia- However, it isn't likely that any change. Keep studying, whether Mrs. Charles Hanson was ad- handicapped by the heat. Each tions between . Teamsters Local humans found on other?, planets at home , on the job , or in night mitted to St. Benedict's Com- plant will form a tough spread- Blair Firemen 974, representing 1,250 mechan- could be so weird. For all that school. . munity Hospital , Durand , for ah appendectomy last week. Bishop ing growth that will crowd oiit ics, and the Minneapolis Auto we don 't understand how all of Dealers Association have con- the far-away planets are estab- TOP - RANKING commercial Bucher, who became ill sudden- nearby grasses. The old plants artists, machine operators, pho- ly, is there for observation and winch bear the seeds in the Save Farm Home tinued for months over the con- lished, peoplewise,, if there are ¦¦ '¦ ¦¦ tract which expires tonight. people, oUr God put them there, tographers , secretaries , plumb- treatment. • "Hey, Georgt. What kind of a ball w«re ,you shooting?- ' summer and fall die when the BLAIR, Wis? (Special) — ¦ ' cold weather arrives in the fall; Blair-Preston firemen were call- Howard 'Fo.rtier. local secre- and in that we were created in tary-treasurer, said the main His image, I question that other APARTMENT 3-G By Alex Kotzky since they are annuals. ed Wednesday at. 5:15 p.m. to the Jerome Magneson farm , union demands were for a sub- people would get less of a break ASIDK FROM hand digging, two miles west of here to ex-* stantial across -the - board in- from the Creator. ( here, arc two :methods of? ^ crease in hourly pay, 10 cents con- tinguish a chimney fire. DO YOU suppose the reason t rolling this lawn pest by the The firemen arrived just in an hour for pension and hospital- ization fringe benefits and sin the author of Buck Rogers wrote use of modern chemical com- time, Fjre Chief Agnus Olson, as he did in a comic strip could pounds? First, . the practice said? because the blaze had increase in the flat-rate incen- tive system. have been just to serve as an known asV pre-emergence con- reached the attic. Several dam- outlet? I'll bet if the truth vyere trol which means the applica- aged beams will have to be re- known, he really believed these tion of chemicals that kill the placed. In a matter of minutes, as they things were possible, for the seed^s germinate. The the whole structure would have most part, but probably was second Ys the post-emergence been on fire, he said. . Goodview Issues hesitant to forward such ideas publjcally in a serious vein. People would have thought he "SENSE-ibU Work .. . SENSE-iblt Price*" 1 House Permits was off his rocker? as the say- Building permits for two new ing goes? So, perhaps he just houses and two additions to ex- contented himself in writing in ¦ isting structures have been is- these veins for the amusement Whatever the ~ sued by Goodview Village Clerk of his readers. L REX JWORGAN, MD. By Dal Curtii SENSE: " Henry C. Ehmcke. case, it's no joke. ELECTRIC SERVICE \ts House permits went to Al Vat- People expect to go to the * >, again 1732 West Phone 8-3762 -/£ 'X S\ ter or NBC Homes, Winona , for moon, and it seems once Fifth St. Anytime ^ it's a case of the good guys J^yfl-S Mfc W/M a new frame house at 4145 7th St..? and Rogcrt Young or and the bad guys, as we are in • Industrial "# Commercial / _ ^ s*-\t^lr* s NBC Homes for a house at 650 a race to get there first, as it • Farm and Residential f "^w "!f\ y' 46th Ave. Estimated cost of is now believed those that , rule Electrical Work ^ ^^y-B' ea'ch is $9,500. the moon will rule the earth un- A permit to construct a con- less of course, the good - Lord crete block addition to an ex- comes first. isting structure went to Donald Kohner, 5242 6th St., and Dun- can Green , K.'iO 4th St., obtain- HOME — COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL ¦ v | ed a permit to build a frame Winona Public addition and enclose a porch at that address. WIRING Estimated cost of Kohner 's 1 i f addition is $1 ,400, while that of Schools Menus Green 's is $2,0.r)0. Monday ¦ Hamburger Gravy over NANCY By ErniB Buthmiller Fl/KY'S COIMrETITION Whipped Potatoes ELECTRICAL A Glazed Diced Carrots LONDON W — British pop Rennut Butter Sandwich PROBLEMS 1 music star Billy Fury is provid- Fruit ing his own scene stealers In Milk GOT YOU m hi.s new movie, "I've Gotta Tuesday Horse" — four of his own pet llol Baked Ham Sandwich GOING IN Jf dogs. They are Rusty, a great Let I ucc - Salad Dressing danc; Sheba , an iilsatian ; Dib- Potato Chips CIRCLES? mt by, a doberman pinscher; and Baked Beans Speedy, a tiny chihuhua , whose Extra Jelly Sandwich minute stature does not prevent Lemon Pie her from keeping her larger Milk companions in order. Wednesday Cheeseburger li f f Z^^r,d!tSmmmWm»a>0^ ''* Pickles Catsup - Mustard Relax , friend. Electrica l installations and alteration work Homt ^f • Building \ Shoo Siring Potatoes can be a snap If you land a qualified electrical contractor Billtered Green Reims In the first place. Your problems are over when you dial a%am • Cabinet Work |~ MARY WORTH By Saunders and Emit r Extra Sandwich lhat easy niiinbcr — 4.i7fl . Our licensed bonded electricians are I • Remodeling I J'c/ich .Sauce fully qualified lo handle any size electrical operation from Cookio the smallcM house installation to the largest Industrial prob- , relax anil phone 457R. For ComploU Panonallttd Milk lem. Like wc said Thursday Bulldlno Service Contact Rons! Turkey Dressing - Cnmheri ies EL^R,C BRUCE McNALLY Whipped Potatoes - Gravy BAUER BUILDING CONTRACTOR Buttered Whole Kernel Corn Phon. BIOS* Finger Roll - Ihitlrr 225 Eait Third Slroot Telephone 4578 104 Lake Street Chocolate Coated Ice I 'roam Doughnut Milk Friday Cream ol Tonialn Soup ~~ Cracker.. $:. ^\ { /Now's the time to add a Ham Salmi Sandwiches /^ LENNnx coollng Fruit with Collaue Cheese or coil Tunnfish Salad Sandwiches MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd I l^^f\ Frosted Cup Cake lr"^ Milk wkola-houaa Senior llluli School Only *' *' I M|H^^\^ff^ylj|^^^B I / • ftfoy air cooxHtionmft' Daily Substitute for Published Mam Dish ^ (10c Additional Charge) 10 '""iiu'i. bl<>w«r , ilurtrs nnd ' }F *t6j_MMMs^__wM____W^/^ ' V \ '"' *-' Hamburger on n Hun .X' r" ^^v3«_^_l^_H_IH__P_^ \ ttif tiutara to wurk .tlifi iliivn n ytmr (or your wilh ' French Fried Potatoes £_ <.. win , even though he was lifted ' •?' .'¦ lot h with a single off rebevcr chipped away but of a doubieheader sweep over nity ward. born Saturday at Ontario, Ore. trailing 2-0 when he was lifted : The Twins iii liie seventh inning because of followed Rob Locker , and Killebrew up. Killebrew's the (Mcago White Sox Sunday, The home run. plus a Wth While the Killebrews were in the seventh. He was never caught a blistered finger, . by Gerry Fosnow , Mel Nelson , brought him across with a dou- sacrifice fly in the eighth plated and you can blame Mrs. Kille- inning double by the slugger , contributing to the population lit left ' 1 U'm 'Twins - in ¦; >>. Johnny Klippstein and Bill Plcis. ble to left field. Tony Oliva with the final Min- The sp . 7 brew. • gave the Twins a 3-2 win over explosion, manager. Sam Mele lace, still a half gamo 7 with Pleis getting credit for the A huge crowd of 42,307 saw nesota run. second p Sunday was the day Mrs. the White Sox in the first game was tv>rnbing his bull pen for the Sox. ¦ win. the Sox come back for the night- Chicago's decisive run came back of Kiilebrew'8 husband, Harmon, of the twin bill? HThe Twins someone to~get the White Sox Minnesota opens a home stand could have Used another , four- out. He sent five hurlers to the Johnny Romano aiid Ron Han- . cap victory on homers by Floyd in the seventh , when Ken Berry ' ' was hitting one home run for against? Baltimore Tuesday ; mound before the Twins pulled sen hit solo homers to give the Robinson and Don Ruforii. Rob- doubled and came home on a 1 each new addition to his family, bagger in the second contest , ¦¦ night. Jim Grunt , Camilo Pas-?. (he first game out of the fire , Sox their early lead. Killebrew 's inson belted his - in-the first in- .. • ' single bv Dannv Cater. The Sox and by some misfortune, there which thev¦ dropped by a score . ciial and Kuat are scheduled to - ' . • '' ' ¦ ' " ¦ more in the circuit clout came in the eighth ning and Buford slammed his outhit the Twins, lOtfi , in the was only one. Of 5-4; . ^ ' and used three the three game series. . ?'?¦ after Rich Rollins beat out a two-run shot off starter Dave second game, pitch in It was Killebrew'* first home . Killebrew said the homer, was second outing. .

WN Gy LONG DAY FOR BRAG AN HMKS-kED WING HERE TUESDAY — ¦ : . ; . ^ ^ men Red of the Region Om for entertaining to the finals Almost 1964 by Phillies Sweep Two By GARY EVANS Jefferson Field against aiibsequenl Dally News Spbrti Editor Red Wing. La Crosse Logan is tournament - Ji- . - at Cotter in other diamond act- state champion Austin. 1 • NAIA hall of famer, Max ivity.; ' have Bob Monday, May 3. 1965 VMolock, beamed - his .. 'approval Also on Tuesday 's slate are SPENCER WILL behind the plate, Gary today of a season that has be- a triangular track meet at Jeff Urness _ W1 NONA DAILY NEWS U Addington ;at first, R. D. Bo* gun with qualities reminiscent featuring La Crosse Logan, From Erring Braves Lake City and Winona High , schulte at second , Tood Spencer of 1964. a golf match between Winona at short? and Jim Doyle it MILWAUKEE (.^-Milwaukee ny Taylor lined a ball .directly Philadelphia shelled Milwau- Molock saw his , St. Mary 's High and Red Wing at West- third. The outfield will have at Hank Aaron and Lemaster kee starter Hank Fischer, with a WBL DIRECTORS baseball team complete a dou- Manager Bobby Bragan sum- be- Loren Benz In left, Gary Cur- appeared out of the inning. How- four-run uprising in the second -.-•: -tile-Header sweep from Gustavus field and a tennis meet med up the feelings of the ren in center and Wayne \Mor- MEE T TONIGHT 4-2 in Saturday 's twilight con- tween the Wingers and Hawks ever, Aaron misjudged the ball, inning of the nightcap. However? ris in right. Game time is 4:80 Braves and their fans: "It was slipped and then dropped the the Braves came right back to test to make its MIAC record at Jefferson . The board of directors of ' p.ni. a long, long day." liner. Taylor was credited with tie the count in their half on 3-1. It also gave the Redmen Thursday Spencer s tea m Ira** . Winona 's Southern Minneso- ^ 's. Molock The Braves wilted in the a single as. three runs scored. doubles .."by ? Eddie Mathews and a 3-4 season slate: vels to ?Owatonna. along with Back at St. Mary - ''.Baseball- League Gus Triandos then doubled Joe Torre, a fielder's choice, a ta team (he Winhawk tennis team and is more than pleased with the heat wave, which pushed the ' home Taylor. single by Frank Boiling, a walk will meet tonight at 8: 30 in A YEAR AGO . when the Red- St. Mary's , Stout and Winona play of seminarian Malt Ko- temperature into the mid 80s, . and a double by Felipe Alou ? Lake Park l-odge. tnen won the MIAC. title, they State golf teams have a tri- lodge at shortstop. He got hia and were humbled by the Phil- The Phils added two more dropped their first four con- angular scheduled. first chance to start 'Saturday. runs on Allen's homer off The , Phils scored a run in President MaxV Molock adelphia Phillies 6-0 and 10-7 ference games, including the •Dan Osinsk. in the eighth? The , asks that every director be FRIDAY, DR. L. A. Mc- "He give.s us added speed each of the next three innings league opener, before coming Sunday before a doubieheader Braves, Cown's Winon a State baseball and strength with the hat," who left two runners on white the Braves picked up one In attendance as the board back on a 10-game win streak crowd of 8,680, the largest base in the second, and fourth in the third on an error and team , which holds a 2-1 re- said Max. "I'm still disappoint- must handle several impor- that carried them past the County Stadium- turnout since innings?* stranded three in. the Rico Carty ? s single and two in cord afte. a s. ..d at Moor- ed with the fact that we aren't tant matters pertaining to struggling pack ? opening day.? eighth as Short posted his fourth the fifth on homers by Alou and head last weekend, will enter- getting any ' hitting from ( Rob "Naturally I'm happy : we > victory in five decisions. Aaron. the opening of the season. tain St. Cloud at Loughrey Paradise and (DennisV Liidden. Bragan and his charges had won," said Molock. "I'm happy Field at 3 p.m. before tackling (Jim) Buffo came through -with little to be happy about when for the kids. Everytime we win, the Huskies in a doubieheader hope? thai ' the twinbill ended near dusk, they develop confidence " a few hits. We . he s beginning at 12 noon Saturday. readv for a rampage." . nearly six hours after the day's The Redmen have .. . a heavy Winona High is scheduled to first pitch. The Braves wasted four-game, week ahead They . run in the Faribault Relays AGAINST Macalester . Para- scoring chances arid handed the meet Macalester in two games ' the opener then perform- Saturday and Winona State's dise will pitch the first game. Phils , at Terrace Heights beginning ed sloppily in . dropping the track team will be at Platte- The second is a question mark at 1 p.m. Wednesday and then nightcap. ville. . with Bill Knoedler? who was entertain Concordia in . . Southpaw Denny Lemaster two be- hit on his pitching hand while ginning; at? 1 p.m. Saturday. . Spencer Tuesday will start was the victim of poor support John Ahrens, who ranks?l-0 af- batting Saturday, slated lo go if he is able. and suffered the loss in the first THE CITY sports week be- ter a relief win over La Crosse game?Billy O'Dell, the fourth of gan today when Winona High CentraL Kolodge will remain a fix- five Milwaukee hurlers in the traveled to Lake City for a golf The Hawks will be seeking ture at short and form the in- second game, took the other de- 1 match? .'?. --?. - ' the same type performance as field with Buff o at first Steve as reliever Jack Badschun feat Tuesday, Ed Spencer's power- a year ago when Red Wing fell Granzyk at second and a much- stopped the Braves on ' one hit ful baseball team makes its 4-0 to begin an eight-game improved Viv Fischer at third. and struck out five in the last Big Nine Conference opener at streak that carried the . Hawks four innings.-. Bob Magnuson is the catcher. Lemaster, whose record drop- ——--——— ¦^* ^ - ped to 1-2, deserved a better ^*^ ^^^^^P^P^"!"i fate. In top form, he struck out nine, but had to leave for a _ntistKlm^!s^t^^^mf^^^^^s^^sT^^^^a^^a^^w^^*^^*\^^^^^ r ^^ pinchhitter in the seventh, an M_ i"^" _ Krl_____\ W i W M M—M-Jm HH 'HHH^-H V I i^L .M^^^^^nH|ffiirs>nri|Mm. inning after the Phils provid- ed left-hander Chris Short a 4-0 lead. lraMi'.Ui ' iH 'Jiam«BI-_^-C^[r^-Bi-H-il^ Cookie Rojas opened the sixth by beating but a hit be- hind second base. The Braves argued vainly over umpire Tom Gorman's call at first base. Le- master struck out Johnny Calli- son, then walked Richie Allen, who had five hits in seven times at bat in the twinbill. Alex Johnson rapped a hit off Lemaster's leg to fill the bases, OCTOPUS TACKLE ... Halfback Dave Colburn , (45 \ White team? in third period of University of Minnesota but former Brave Frank Thom- of Maroon team , has only two legs despite appearance of annual Spring intra-squad football game Saturday in Minnea- as flied to short right. Then To- this picture, but Is actually being tackled by Tom Sakal , polis.^ AP Photofax) ROBERTS WINS FOR ORIOLES MAJOR LEAG UER] ¦ v fll l.ti.i.f.ia mJ Pinch Hitter , 32, Is " IrHaflliilJil/^' J ~~ff|' American League National League ' W. . U. Pel. GB 1 W. L. Pet. GB Chicago 10 5 .(67 . I Cincinnati . 13 S .706 .. i MINNESOTA ...» 5 ,iA3 . \* , Los Angelei .11 6 .447 1 i Detroit » i .600 1 V Houston 13 7 .633 1 j . Baltimore * 7 .563 , l*v , Chicago * .... «¦ •» .500 VS I RBI Ace for Senators * 1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dians' dugout near the stands. ] Onl y a few minutes before Boston 7 6 .538 3 I SI Louis : . a I .500 Ji*. ' ; Cleveland 7 6 .558 2 Philadelphia 1 1 . 471 A Jim King hit the pop that en- Hinton caught, the pop but King 's winning pop in the opon- Lo. Anciclo. 8 I , S0O V, MILWAUKEE 7 « . . 467 A Now York 7 9 ,<38 3> , flopped when it came to keep- ' er , Max Alvis t ied the game for ' San Fr.incisco « 10 .444 <«i . . $1 jH ^$$m$$^^ A abled the Washington Senators Washinqton 6 13 . 333 5' i 444 «i ILJ ' i Pittsburgh I 12 . , ; VjM vi XoWhile we re installin g your shocks be sure to edge Cleveland 3-2 in the first ing Ed Brinkman from scoring , the Indians with a two-run liom- Kansas Cily 3 11 ' 314 «' . New York . 13 i3H 7 AHM/ ' lnd ^XIk#k k_Lmf SUNDAY'S RESULTS enter M0NR0E from third with the winning ,' SUNDAY'S RESULTS 'S " y Special" contest. game of a doubieheader Sun- er. AfeCabe had homered for the MINNESOTA 3-4 , Chicago 1-5 (first j vJlT l'- oXS^ >2iA/ )ISr7 1 day. The feat so exhilarated the run. Senators. gam* 10 inningi). , Chicago 6, Houston 3 i Ken McMullen ' Boston 310 , Detroit 13. : San Franclsr.n 4, Los Angelei J (10 32-year-old pinch hitter thnt he Brinkman made it , and King s two-run hlnst Washington 3 4 , Cleveland 3 J . ! innings): IHB8^_flfc3HBI^^!i!jJibKii!MLc Baltimore 4-5, Ni*w York 3 0 (lirsl ! Cincinnati » 10. New York 4 8 , drove in the decisive run with a had his fifth run-batted-in of the j gave Washington n 2-1 lead in 1 gama 10 innings). . Philadelphia A-to , MILWAUKEE 0 7. single in the Senators' 4-2 sec- season. It was in the eighth in- |thc nightcap, but Cleveland t ied Los Angeles 10 5, Kansas City It St Louis 1 5 , Plll'.hurgh 5 4 , ( ond-game triumph. ning of the second game that he ;it in the seventh on Vic Davalil- TODAY'S GAMES : TODAY'S GAME 1 ' Washington nl Kansas City (nlqhtl. | San Francisco al St , Louis (night). got his sixth , again being called lo s single nnd a p inch hit dou- Iloslon al Los Anqeles (nighll. Now in his ninth major league TUESDAY'S GAMES season , the last five with Wash- to the plate a.s a pinch hitter j ble by Al Lup low. TUESDAY'S GAMCS j i Veteran Boston «l Los Anqdes (nightI Pittshurgh at Chicvio ington , King hadn 't had much wilh Ihe bases loaded and one Robin Roberts sty- Washlnqton al Knnsas Cily (night) , j Philadelphia nt New York (night). out. . micd Ihe Yankees on six hits for n.iltimorn a( MINNCSOTA (night), Houslon al MILWAUKEE (nighl). success this season. Before Sun- Chicago al Dotroll (nl'ihll Los Angeles al Cincinnati (night), 's doubieheader i his third victory against nn de*- New York »l Clevel.init (nighl I. 1 San Francisco »t SI Louis (night). day , he had only This lime , batting for Jm* Mc- ¦ two hits in 2fl trips to tbe plate feats. He allowed only one Yan- Cabe , he popped for an .071 average. a single to cen- l k'tf. to reach third while Ihe Ori- ter field that scored Don Lock oles wrapped up Ihe second Hut Manager Gil Hodtfes se- with the run lhat snapped a 2-2 ! game on Paul Blair 's homer in lected Ibe outfielder to bat for tic. j Ihe third and Luis Aparicio 's Ken Hamlin wilh one out und Klscwheri! in thc AL , Min- , run-scoring triple and a balk in ' n I Wolves Tighte ihe bases loaded in a 2 2 game ncsota edged Chicago 3 2 in 10 the fifth. in the eighth inning King quick- innings before losing 5-4 , Ralli- 1| Run - producing singles by ly became involved with anoth- more swept Ncw York 4-2 in 101I John Orsino and Jerry Adair in er original Senator , Cleveland and 5*.'t , Boston took Iwo from ' the 10th inning won Ihe first first, baseman Chuck Hinton Detroit 2-1 and 10-3 and Kansas !I game for Balt imore . New York , ND He loflcil n pop fly Inl o foul City defeated I />s Angeles 11-5 stung by Curt Rlefary ' s two-run Grip on First fmk GET 2 RETREAD AT JSM territory jur-il beyond Ihe In after losing 1 0-fl . !i homer in the second tax end , had caught MMnSSa ___ 1radPl"» off two ; up in tbe ninth on doubles b T_ /*%_iT _^% CWT* AWMWMM y Big Ten l.;isrli.ill Wisconsin kcpl the Huckoyn ESSHK^^WoA I # WM T* «-*n tiro, of tame MMiW/MSA ! Joe Pepitone nnd Tony Kulx-k, w. i.. en. on hopes alive ns they remained *'" y r c r VOU NEED I WAT'S WKY GIVES Mt REAL YsOUNDS Michigan 4 0 l.OOfl pace with a m WkWrm b ^^ °" " ' wMuBHr Ohio Slat* ... 3 1 .11) 1 only a game off Iho 1ST 2ND BOTH HANDS . I UGE TOBACCO TAGTE, GREAT. Indiana 3 J .500 1 .VI record. The l .uekeyrs arc Illinois 1 3 . ',00 1 SIZE TIRE TIRE FOR A JOB COPENHAGEN I BUT DOESN'T LET ME Comeback Bid lacing a largo share, of their I LIKE THAT ! Mich. Stat* J 3 .500 ) p rZ^T^n*l7\ I P^^LfW j* . ^ GET IN AAY WAV. TRY A MINNESOTA J 1 .500 1 lille hopes on liurler Sieve Arlin j On Schedule lima ... 3 3 500 1 ¦__ ___ / Wisconsin 7 4 .313 4 wbo nolehed liis third conference IUXB Chacon g flj I' linlilt 11 .750 4 win in the Siilurdny nightcap ft De | S|2£ For Jay Luck Nnrfliwnilern * A 000 t ^^ which the Bucks won *..') . Ohio \UE^ ^g5J ™*% 12.35 j 6,17 QUANTICO , Va. f AP) - For CHICAGO (APi - llnlcfcat* Stale took the opener 0 2. l I I M a man who hadn 't run com peti- Sa^^ ^ ^^ ed Michigan tightened its grin The win w.i.i the second In ^^ Whltewatls available at money-saving prices, foo/ ^Sl^pr tivel y since lust fall' s Olympic on first place last, weekend wbo (.truck Gaines at Tokyo , Jay Luck had two days for Arlin , out M Wildcats FrUUiy In a 10 fo admit liis . cornciiack effort while dealing n .weco lilow t * • - . • - • 78»; ' . . 1.1th annual Cnrlelon Invitation- Amrada Kn ct 105 ' H iteer*. and heltari fairly acUva , ttrong i to . W) rent, higher, most upturn*! , on •T od ¦ y al Tennis tournament Saturday, Am Cn X iTii, I.rld 44'/i floor! and Oirtit cowi it/orifl, ' ' .*, ' budri •OLP-Wlnofl» HIBh at Laka City. taking R of B singles matches Am M&'F 18!< .Mp- Hon . 67f » • troni) . entramei W . r.ent'i hlrjhar , vnalera j - . ' linr] slaughter r.alvei ttaady; feedara - Irregular in T ii e % A « y and all three douhlew matches. '" Warmath, Am Mt 137?a Mn MM fil 'VA Hear)/, rtiblr e : I.0CO 1 .300 Ih ilaughler I Gopher Staff ¦AlBBALI Hid Wing (Allll at Winona , »leer- ?i 00 J4 00)- mi-xed. good *nrl rlitjlr* , High? 4;1» p.m.j La C IMM Lofan The scores : ilm h-.ttin #S, St. MINNKAT 'OLIS (AIM - Half- ATAT 67'*» Mn A Ont IA Vt !•. 00, grwrt >| 00-74 io; r.hoke hellera third quarter , and tallied on ,an play of Stewart Maples and al Collar . CUwd 11 , Macalester 7 . St . Olaf 1 I A .WI 'JA I'i. rr-l/eo* tugli. rjonrl hark Dave Colhtirn , end ( TRACK - La Crotaa LMan ¦ Clly Am Tb 3H '? Mn J'&l? 60' K . enii rtioir.e Aaron eight-yard spring In the fourth. .ene Hatfield; who have the . Laka' f i ^ -/l OOJlW ). at Winona Hl(li, 4:15 p.m. . , Mankato 4 , fiustavus Adol- U'KVt l» J'..! 00; utilit y ano* Brown , ftillhark Jerry Newsom Quin t Ancda M Mn Chm Wi cr.rnrrierf Ial r o/it IA 00 IV00 ; rariner anrl . Active Trade crback John Hankinson lough jobs of trying to make GOLF—Wad Wlnq at Winoni Hlfh phus .'( , Hamline and St. end a pair of 3 Arch f)n ' .37 !/, Mon Dak rjtf-lV- cutter II.Vi U oo; utilit y anrt r.omrrnr/iai sophomore quor- \yas held out of the action be- Minnesota funs forget Kralg Lof- j TENNIS' Had Wing at Winona High. itOO.I/ ' ' NEW.YORK (AP)-The stock ' Thomas 1. bull-. '/), cutter M.no H .W; choir. * terhacks gave W ivd n H.II y Armc St WA ; Mn Wcl i\M* _4-0() • fine individual ef- cause of an injury, but sopho- quist and Stan Skjei , last- year's . r « . v»al*rt v Jl.00, . : good J1.00 2'. 00. market put on an irregulai per- forts , hut I here was little sat 'm mores Curtis Wilson and Dave great defensive duet? Maples • ASBBALL - f/acalailar at St Mary 'i Armour 44':a Nt Dy M'/i tholce il/iijghter tal'/et 18 00)0 00; tinocl fprmance- today : with trading i . (II, 1 p m Avco Cf - . I4 0O.I/0O. " rhoirj* /«) Ih !e«der iteeri faction with Ihe team efforts , Baldridge ? showed promise of intercepted one pass and re- - ¦ mn N Am Av V. IIW. iux and choice:400 lh teerfer hut: . moderately active early ihis X . 'I' Ii II r s d a v WINONA MARKETS ' •¦ ' ¦ ' ' ¦:. ' i P>elh St I 38'. Nr NOs H»; erl l? M - . . . following Minnesota's . spring giving the Ciophers depth jn the turned it 54 yards! iASBBALL- Winona High (At*) ll 0»l- . " . - . 1 afternoon. ' ¦ ¦Bng ¦ ' Ilogi 4.000, ac.ilve; be'Vovri and gllli linlra-M iuad football game Satur- signal-culling' spot ' ' lonna . . • • Swift A Company | Air ' 73'/z Nor Par 4K-' i C.ainB and losses of key storks . The (iO[)her« also looked TENNIS Wlnon* High at Owatonna l',V) (.erili nigiier . strut «lrnng lo .1 .d.ay. ' - ' ' '¦ , . Bijylfig ? fibiii t are.troin II am. . ,lo rA BrHwk . 'AVn No St. Pw 37-U centi- tilgher , feeder plgt itaad-/. boari went from ' 'fractions , Wilson pa/i.iwl lor two touch- strong nt /he linebacker posi- OOLF — S tout li. Mar ¥ ' * . Winon* Slat* . to about a at WeitlUld, 13;>0 p. rr) "p m , . //r.nrja/ trirfiu'Jti frlita- f. ' Ctr Tr- . 40% NW Air 8.'«, ileady la Its cent, higher, 1-7 ?IO-»0 lh The. Maroon."! blanked the downs, both of them going to lha'ra' v/lll ht no call rnarketi ofi Frl. point ions? with Tim Wheeler , Gary ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ber.ro/'i and gilti ,. \t V0, high**,! »inte Whites , 2IMI , but Couch K r id ay d«yv ?' . . -. . ..' \ Ch MSPP .34 Nw Bk 50'"« AuguO.. rnOM I } >00 740 Ibl l«0O 19. >'., Wall Street awaited news latei Murray Brown. Baldridge also hit. on Heierson and soiTioiiioi e Itandy Vita, ' • ASBBALL - it Cloud at Winona lhait quotation) apply •• to noon l» ( C&NW 72''4 Penney 71 I .l IM MO* lb> . I« W I»00; ': 'V40i«) - . . lhi Warmiilh (ommenlcd , . "The several passes and displayed I. p.m. ' day. V* is OO It i. today from director*--, of General Kajala . standouts. :?. i ¦ ' ' I' medium IV lAO HO ibt u '/> team play. «s a whole? i OOLP — Winona High at Owatonna. - . 'Mqai . Chrysler 52**, Pepsi ,77''4, VT, ..m .iw>. . itt. i/wi'/oo, II 7/0400 ..Motors. P'or weeks, talk had left a some deft ball handling. ' .So t ii r 'd » v Top h'llci.eri, . 1WW0 . . 17 W» la 00 ' Ct Svc 79' Phil Pet .s.'i -ii it, nil ' i/.it*/5. ry tf» wo im ii?v : lot to be de.si/ed" (he 7o , IOWI liOO IS M ^ ' ' becn that the directors might Warmath was pleased with ASBBALL it Cloud al Winona Stall* r 'r ¦' ' l4 V»i - choir* l?o, ttf) Ib feeder pig» Is SO- NewHoni, « defensive npedal- • ' ¦ ' .CATTLB. - " . Cm Ed S5 -«. Plsby • • ". 45''a ' punting of Bruce Van DeWalker (3), 13 noon; Concordia at tl. Mary ' i . . 14 00 , . raise the dividend or split tha , The cattle market SKad/, ¦ Cnlliuiii hirfi liueil wilh a leg 'ist'in the roving linebacker spot , (J), - 1 p.m. «c« i *aak . Cn CI 52? , Plrd 65'4 Sheep 110 , all ' cianei itiady, choir* and Baldridge , calling theii ef- . Illf/li rliolc» - 34 W . stock. TRACK -Wlnon* Slata al flaltavlllai . and f.rlme tO-v? lb iprlng ilaugriler l,rr,br, Injury after a sparkling fresh- also showed the CJopher« some utility cowl ' l'4.?,sdriv/n Cn Can 54'., Pr Oil ? 58'.v forts "the best I' ve seen In a Winona High al Faribault Ralayi, 35 0*) J**)'; choir* - . lO-.llt. Ih old crop GM common held n Rain of man showing, - ' " Cotieri ¦ n ?Vdo«n 7( iai .cd for 111 hard running: . He picked up 60 !' . . Faribault, ; ' ¦ ' ¦ Cnt Oil RCA 34*4 v/oolfO larribi >'i fjOJi f/l, gr/wJ UOtO lb» long time?' . . - • ' ; Vt»L • ' ' . ' Rd f nearly a point in routine trad- yards and two touchdowns. He sards on 12 -carries . . ' .Chll 'I> 5)'^ Owl . - X'&t.a 20 00>'/ /i. rjvyl -. laughter ewe. «, lfi f, r.r, , Ttie veal market li ilend/. . choira /ADO it) /irxil.ri leader. Urr,t,v Ti . 'A ing while Ford , strong last Hrown .scored the first touch- ' J8 Or) 7 brushed off .several tacklers and Another encouraging factor i Top rtioir.e Deere - -46% Rp Stl 44 4 Tt l li'l. ' Vi >0 0C| ?? 0O; .gr.vi 40 40 Ibl H^li^HHi^liHii^BHi^li^lH 1000 >l> ¦ '*S week?sank close to a point and scored on a four yard run in the was I he down for the Maroons five min- . c.vjti. and choice * 00 ¦Douglas •' 38*v4 Rex Dnig 357.4 15 V) !? 00 defensive; secondary 1 ^^m^T»w\fM __ ^_^m ! ComniKrclel and boner»- ? : . 10 OO-down Chrysler shed utes afler (he game started , ¦ Df)W Chm 7 • CHICAGO a fraction 75'/, Rey 'fob 42 « ' completing an t l yard pass play Froedlert Malt Corporation i du Pont 2384 R(>« ,, rjllf.AOO ;>, 'i;SOA . Hogt 4.0f« '; Coppers were scrambled Amid Seara 72' b*itci-,«r. 7'. '/i ,c*nn higher, i > i90 /70 ! lloijri: rn. ' to A p.m.) cloied: Satur* ¦ from Wilson . The two teamed • a. ; East. K«d 164 Shell Oil •&>_ lb. itiyri.Qtli IO head nl.lO M, hlgh«t news of copper price cuts \1 dayt. Submit lample beforq . loading.? for a .Tiyardscoring pass in the m'lWMA^mmW^V^mWlmA'm llnr' e 1M», " rnl/ad I 1 I VO- HO ' Ibl l» 00- abroad and expectations of a V (Hew c/op barley) . Ford Mot W) *H Sinclair 55'/, )•/ 1:-. i :i J«V?/*S ihi isvin??, 11 y/i State fares . copper price boost, second period . ' ' ' | '. No. 1 barley ...... 11.11 Gen Elee 105 Socony B:. 400 ir, 10//I 14 ?', II, 75. ' 400 ',00 101 15 75 in the Unit- '. . . . FIRST GAME . . ! ' */, ' ' 1 (01 i; No. I bar lty, X...... X.. 1.05 . 14?'., •»-) 450 500 1hl Iini5 7ji' 500 40T ed States aa well . Tackle Don Rosen¦-... got two Philadelphia (tl Milwauke* ' Gen Fds 83»/4 Sp Rand ? 13'A 75- tb rh bl abr h bl | tlo. 3 barley .. ...,..;...... :U lb« . M ''.I 5 , ¦ ' more points? . for - the Maroons Rolat.cl 4 310 Alou.ct Jl 101I No. 4 barley . It Gen Mills 60", St Brrids Bl* -/, : Tattle 10,500; cal irs pt: ilaughler Steels were unchanged to low- Iteeri -tendy to 7.5 cenli higher, t/vo when he: brought down the half- Callison.rf 5 010 M«nk*,tt 4» t I j 'Gen Mot 109?, St Oil Cal 69-V, er , oils a little higher on bal- Well in ' FIRST OAMB ,rf 4 0 1 0 | ir,n1 s priTi* I .MO 1 .300 Ibl . 7? DO. choic* H.Aaron Alien,Jb? « i J J I Winona Egg Market ' ' Mlnrltiola (31 Chicago (il back Hubie Bryant in the White Johnton.ll 4 I 1 0 Malhewt,.b JOO t ; -fieri Tel 40 St Oil Ind , 4I*"« I . I50I.V5 IM . 75 . 75-77 50. 1.000 1 . 1.50 lb- anc e and rails unevehiv lower. . tlieie quolBllort n . apply ai of 75 00-24 75. - goro and ab r h bl . *b r h bl . V Thomaslb 4 « O 0 tarty,II 3 0 1 0 ¦' ¦- 1 Oiblc* 950-1.3O0 Ihi end /.one for a safety. , . . . 10 30. a.m. todiy ' (Jilletfe 34- '*! St Oil NJ 79% 5 ,: 17 l The Axsociated F'ress flveragn V-rull*.,.. I 1, 1 « Caltr.lt 5 63 C Taylor.Jb 4 17 3 Torre,c 4 0 . 3 0 -i ¦ 24 55 7. 2' .o»d. . average to . high i GrAde A (lumboi . .. . - . .. . ' JA :, Rollint,3b 4 13 0 Robm.on.rl 5 0 0 0 Trlandot.c 4 . 1 1 T.Aaron,lb JOOO J Goodrich 64 ,4 Swft A Co 151/, choice v/ith . • I*-// prim* 90O-i;i00: In of fit) stocks at noon WHS up I ! Grade A''li'.|l*/''' . ... ,. .1? . ' Olive,rl 10 10 Romance llll . - '1 0 O ' O Bolllng,3b 4 0 or ( 7 Ilaughler heileri 75 50, rhblce HOO-1 . 100 Luther Amaro.tt . , Grrifle A miidiurn) ' ,.' :. . .. . IA .of/lycar 5:. *i, Texaco -X.Wk Relays . . at 340.4 with industrials up .1 Klilebrew . lb 4 I 1 3 Martin,c 0 0 0 0 Lemaitef.p 3 OOO ) ' Ibi 7* 'A T, 7.5. mied good . and choir* , ¦ Shorl.p A too ?! ' . DECORAH , Iowa — Winona Hall.tl I 0 1 0 5chill*r,c . 1 O 0 0 _ delaHoi.ph 1 0 0 0 Grade B- ¦ . ....;...... 14 Gould Bat 38 Texas Ins 47' K Jl 75 54 50; good 71 00-23 50 rails off 2 and ut ilit ies 'rm '- .5. ' . Cane C ...... 13 Slate , despite the permanent, Alluon.ll 4 0 0 0 . Skow ron. lb" . 3 0 10 X Tolali Mil 1 Ollver .ph VI 10 . Gt .No Ry 56'i, 1,'n Pac 41 5 k . , Srieep 100. ilaugnter iambi fully The. Dow Jones?industrial-.'aVr ' aflttey.c 4 0 3 0 Weii.pr 0 0 0 0 7 - tear)-/? VlaugMer *we< ileady- roiipie Kindall.lb J 0 tl Ward, 3b 1010 Not a Rout i Totals ' - 34 0 7 0 Bay State Milling Company Gryhnd 22', US Rub 66 >. lot*, choice and prim* 90 Ib iprlng Iambi loss of two of its top four stars : erage at noon . was off 1 .05 at Ko.lro,.b 3 0 0 0 Hani.en,n 4 1 1 1 i PHILADELPHIA "' ¦', : 000 004 «03— I ' - Elevator A Grain Pnctt -Gulf Oil 55% U S Steel S.')-1! 77 OO three decu, .gor.d 700. lb ihorn 921?2fi ; and the temporary loss of still Kaal.p 3 0 0 6 Bul0rd,3b 4 0)0 ' . . 000 000 000—?f : No?) north**rn »pr .mo. //neat 173. ilau'jiiter . Iambi with . Ho. 1 p«lt» 73 00 I MILWAUKEE . . .. ¦ - ' ¦ ¦ two nlbers. -made a resperhibTe NosMk.ph 10 1 0 Berry,(I 4 0 1 0 6—Taylor, Mathews. DP .-Philadelphia ?] No. ? rir,r!h'*rn iprlng v/heat .. 1.71 : iHomest k 49V Westg El 51 : . ' Corporate and U S govern- ' Minctier.ph ? 1 0 0 0 Johri.p 3 0 0 0 1 . LOB- Philadelphia 7, Milwaukee 10. i¦ tlo. 3 riorthHrn sprint* . v/heat .. . 1^7 : IB !Mach 483' 2 Wlworth ? 29*/, ¦¦NF. (AP) showing in Ihe 'first ; 'annual Lu- ¦ . Nicholin.ph V0 0O . W YORK ^Canadian ment ? bonds showed littla -^— — I 3B—Trlandoi, H. Aaron, Torre. HR— j tlo. A northern ..prlng v/heat ..' 1 .6't 7 ' 'sttlt 111 > ? Burge»,pti 0 0 0 0 Palmer ' ' Int Harv 38 , Yg S AT 4.-V- . Bui wheat 161 dollar .9262 , unchanged: change. Trading was slow ther College Relays here Sat- J J* I Allan (S). No. 1 hard winter ...... * . IP H e> BR BB 50 ¦ No. 7 hard w/nltr wheal . 1 tl . urday. ' Tolali M 3 • } ? 7 . I Short (W.l-41 » 7 10 7 5 No. 3 hard //inter wheat ...... 1 .57 MINNESOTA V . OOO OOO 030 1— 1 i Lemaller (L.l-1) 7 7443 • : No. A hard winter wheal ...... 153 : ' •—. Butter offerings more than While team totals were not CHICAGO 100 000 100 0—3 Oil'ritW'.. 7 7 3 3 7 17 No. V .' rya ...... 118 ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦' ¦" ' ' kept , . the Warriors would have B-rHolIln*,. Alllton, Berry. DP—Minne- ! • HBP-By Short (Carty) T-3:43. . . No. J rye ...... 7.1.15 ! ample. Demand fair. ' • . tola 1. Chicago 1. LOB—Mmn*iola I, Is Satisfied ¦?¦ .¦ Wholesale prices on hulk, ear- - finished behind t.ulher . Gusla- Chicago f ? SECOND GAME - 3B-ttall*y, Kiilehrew HR—Killebrew LAS .VEGAS-, - Nev, (AP) -It Philadelphia (10) Milwauke* (7) tons -f fresh). \us and Augsburg. . I BILLION-DOLLAR (1), H»n.«n ID, Romano (3). t—Rollinr. developed into something less abr h bl ab r hbl PRODUCE Creamery, 93 score < AA I ' -SS'-ir | Boh Keister 's team saw Its IP H R ER BB SO Roiat.cf II 2 0 Aldu.ef 413 4 ; Kaal :» J v .1 I 5 than a rout, but . golfer Arnold 4 0 0 60 ceiiLs; 92 score (A) :$9.V4-59»i; ¦ ' Allen,3b 30 3 3; Menke.il * ' ¦¦ ' ' " " ¦; " ' ' ?l ¦• (AP )' " V " - -/¦ top point getter? Terry . Wool** Foinow 1 I '¦ I Palmer was quite .satisfied with Calllton.rl 30 13 H.Aaron,rl 4111 CHICAGO . , - Chicago 90 .score (B) 59-.59V*. ' .FI - ;r 1 - ¦ ' « = . ;- -;. N-ANCirAL; -. ,:; -;;M-: ley, a transfer student , forced Nelion . .. . : . . V V 0 • » J Covlnglon . il 4111 Mathewt.lb 43 1 0 Mercantile Exchange — butter £: -i . - KllpptUIn U 1 0 « » 3 his narrow victory in the 13th Gonialti.'H . 1 0.0 0 carty,II 4 0 11 Cheese . offerings ample.. De- out of action because he began Plei. r.h b 1 record. Experience distribution , public serv- S Anderson, the lop hurdler and ¦finish Totals 35 7 1 7 26; mixed: 26; mediums 25; New York spot quotations fol- Caler.ll 417 1 . ^ Vernlln.it 4 0 1 1 041 111 010-10 : ' ¦ ' but second leading pointget ler re- 10 0 Bulord, 3b 4 113 PHILADELPHIA standards 25; dirties unquot ed ; low : K ice or sales it desirable . not essential We nre K . Kindall,3t> 3 041 030 000- 7 Reew.ph' 10 e 0 Roblmon.rl 4 111 I VVinils up to 35 milps an hour MILWAUKEE spectively, arc out with muscle - M»n*<«. OP—Philadel- checks 22. ; Standards 28%-27Vi ; checks 8? seeking men who desire dignified work with greaier ?5 Oliva.rl 4 0 1 0 Ward.lb 4 0 1 f E—Covington 1, ; ¦ swept over the Desert Inn Coun- LOB-Phlladclphi* a , Milwauk** ?: " pulls. Klilebrew.lb 3 0 1 1 McCraw, lb . 3 10 f phia 1. 22-24 ' . a opportunity than their present occupation or post- BR ct 1011 Martln.c : .4 0 1 . 0 1.? *»- 'Krister . had .praise , for Bob Hall. try Club cour.se as the largest Arriaro, Allan. Roiai. CHICAGO. (AP) — (USDA)- Whites: extra fancy heavy y- ' 4 0 0 0 Hansen,!. 4 0 3 1 .JB — Thomai. SJ tion provides. Applicants chosen will be. completel M Alliton.ll . 3B~AI: Safe and Mike Anderson in ¦: Berry,ct 4 13 0 gallery in the histoi-y of the Callison , Malhewi, Torre, Alou. Potatoes arrivals 122 ; on track weight '47 lbs min , 29V32;. fan- ' the Rollln5,3B 1 3.0 0 (II, AlpU E retrained for a " specialized ' career; arid , a permanent 0"'. Howard,p 10 0 0 ,275 ten. HR—Covlpglon (6), Taylor ) w| Luther meet Safe was second Saltey.c 1 0-0 . j event ; 11 hung on to watch S—Baldichun. 167; total U.S . shipments for cy medium (41. lbs average 25- Zimmrmn.C 3 0 1 1- ~ Fisher .p. : 1 0 0 f (I)? H: Aaron 111. I a position with our firm. Write or call; gg " '— the dramatic windup. IP H R ER BB SO Friday 470 ; Saturday 220 ; Sun- ?2fi ; fancy heavy weight (47 Ihs in Ih?; pole vault with his best Stiqirmn -p 1000 ' ¦' 1 MinchM- .ph-. ) 0 ) 0 : Tout* 33 5 10 5 Palmer ' Bellntky . . .- ' 4H 7 7 4 • ) (40 height of the year and bot h ran . s total score was 277 - ¦ ' » • day 1; old —supplies light; de- min 28-30; medium lbs av- ¦ Tovar .pr 0 0 0 0 Wagner 7-'4 . . • . •- . • « IRUNO A WELO E and second place went to Chi 1-0) 4 10 • •» 5 ) (36 outstanding legs during the re- Botwell .p ?1«M Baldichun (W. mand light; market dull ; no erage 25-26 ; SmalU lbs av- ¦ Fischer I' *•'« . '*' ¦•• ¦ ' Regional Manager . . - .. K Vdplncph •¦•&• • ¦ Chi Rodriguez , who had a final- * ' ¦ ' (rack sales reported; new—sup-- .* erage j 23-24 , ?£• . lay? events . ' ¦• ¦—- . Carroll ' » 1 « : . ' * ¦ Kostro,3b 1 Tl • ' ' ¦ ' POLE VAULT: I , . Luther 1. Sate (Wi- 1 round 70 for . -279:. Osinski ' . . - . • 1 t '!.,' * 1 |'I plies moderate; demand fair; Browns ; extra fancy heavy » 'WADDELL 4 REF.D, INC. % nona) 1. SI Olal H- .. I. . (L.l-1). 4 4 4 3 1 ! Totals 10 3 4 4 O'Dell , weight (47; lbs min ) 36-371-*; fan- SHOT POT I Guslavui 1 . . ¦ . 1 . IT !¦ ¦ market dull;, LCL track sales : * W 7035 Wayzata Blvd. , K SI: 01*1 J, ? Ml 100 110- » Tielenauer . . ' _ J Horswlll (Winona) 4 : Upper MINNESOTA . Osintki pitched to one man In 4th WP cy medium (41 lbs . average) ¦ lowa 5. Luth- H3 000 10K- 5 California long whites 7.10; Is Minneapolis , Minn. , Tel .H4-4S-14 »| • r n—511' -: CHICAGO —Belin'skl. T-3:45. A-8,630. ¦ DP—Minnesota 1. Chicago 0 Texas round reds 4.00. 3. /i-33; fancy he_.vy weight (47 HIGH JUMP: I ..Gustavi) . .. - -Lulh«r J. E—None, j ' LOB—Minnesota 5, Chicago 7. ? ) gmallg (36 ft. ' Olaf 4 Upper lowa, S." Whit* (Wino- { lbs min '33^-35; lbs 38—Oliva, Killebrew, Mlncher , - Berry. Ha ni) H—4-4. wHMh , Bulord S—Fither. SF- NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA) average) 27-28. BROAD JUMP: 1 Augsburg-!!. SI. Olal HR — Robinsori, J. Auibur>5 D- -1-J. Valdesplno, Killebrew. - '¦ DISCUS 1 , Lulher J. Quiatvm . IP H » ER BB SO J. lufh- ¦ ¦¦¦ " Montreal Is • i 4 Auguilana 5. Moriv.lll (Winona) D Bosweli IL.t. l) , 3 5 » . .4 . 1 ! 1 A In Relay s - Ill D . .. Sllgmen 4 10 0 . ¦ ¦ "• '4 1 1 SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY ) Lu'h.e'r Nelson 3. * 1 J Aufluiburg 3 St Howard (W.3 0) 4 4 3 3 4 4 . OUt 4 Gutfavui i. • -Auquttana T-? 3.*3).I . Fisher . • , 1 . 7 1 0 0. 1 440YD RELAY I Boswe'il face GuitAvui ). Winona . (Grade, longtime star who " ' : XA J Jt '"' Vignrij, Lavrlli* . Sale) 4 Augusiana 3. ' best for several years.. Beliveau. a ' " M K #4t«S ft . Olal T -I mi seemed to be washed up in the ^ : MILE. RELAY: I St. Olal ?. Luther 1. ; Trainor tied for fourth place the National Hockey Augibuig 4 Augustana J, Upper lowa , ' iir tjie 440 , but set a new school first half of :Vm:W^Mw;m\X. - , NYGENS 1-1:34.0. lark Vandy League season came hack to record wilh a :5:t.O clocking. , With same famous Jet-Air tread d«sign |hgt came on new, 1964, cars! Salt. ST. PAUL i /Ti — The Minne- win the Conn Symlhe Trophy Bill Squires got the Hawks' prices apply to ill sizes—all types. BUckwalls and whltewalls. while they last! sota Vikings announced Salui- which-goe.**. lo Ihe most valuable highest finish wilh a second at diis tliey have signed their top layer in the playoffs. Bowhunters ' 5-1(1 in the high jump. He was p in qii ai'lerbarks , Fran Tarkenton There was no doubt about followed by mate Sam Bailey , «f#\rt% %# and Hon VanderKelen. Beliveau 's selection . In the four exclusive DUAL Ma\tW^-W rt IC*¦% an- who made ii-H. • • Salary terms were nol games ( lie Canadlens won. all TREAD DESI6NI r First Shoot, nounced. John Dm fey was fift h in the on Iheir home ice , .lean scored .OTO I? IVIT* ' ni IU < ' VRfi lW l rLAN It will be his fillh year with pole vault loi Winona , and the the winning goal three times iif/iutuuiF nunWITH r/iMuu*r-urnit ¦ ' .| »o MOMIV DOWN in, maamii MI »•"*< ">• i«m • the National Koolh.i ll League mile relay lea m ol Bill Kane , and assisted on Ihe fdurth. 'LONG MILEAGE ' "***' Fratzke Wins team lor Tarkenton . former Ken Armstrong, John Rodgers Beliveau finished the playoffs Your Purchase Monthly Payments (leorgia back , and the third pro and Trainor was fourth.¦ ¦ ¦ wilh eight goals and eight as- The Winona Mnwhiinlers held i . year for VandcrKi'lcn , who Tlie Hawks run against Uigan five goals and five their first outdoor shoot Sunday. sists gelling NYGEN CONSTRUCTION- Ummjm layed college ball nt Wisconsin ami Lake Cilv here Tuesdav. assists- against Chicago in the $65 <6 Boh Krat/Ue copped the men ' s p C T ' CLASS M " champion division w i t h 4:>.() Tarkenton. who lives ui Allan finals, »7 la , was in this area (lining Ihe Hioad Jump I Krn l -v.lt (St Paul lie poured Ihe champagne mtZ7 "• '5 jminls. Women 's I' .spcrl was Mi'ihinu Ai Is i 1 OhnisUd (Furlbiult). ' 3 l. 'ihileiiiJi.t (North 51 emil),* 4 Aniln Cup while his Klaine Itieman with .Ml) , WKfk, taking pari in leading a into the Stanley fellowship retreat for high school ion IMmiknlo), 5 Hoyl (MankMol. DU teammates battled for sips. The first league .shoot will be tantc jo-10' * . athletes at SI , Croix Kails. Wis DOYmd High Hindi.., I LiNoy Colt May Hi al Kenda ll , Wis , mnn , SI . I' aul WMIilnulon , . Lund* STATK BOX SCOHKJI , native ' Green Winners wei r VanderKelen <>f qi/i^l , Nnilh St P»"l,' 3 Or»(nltn, F»n FIRST GAM* TIRES Monl USED , h.mil, 4, Cumplirll. Manlmla; . Moorhead (») SLIGHTLY ! MI N" (IIAMI'ION , lives at Minneapolis Winona HI rnfP Hav . Wis . 1 (lob Fl.ll.hi', 4?l) , . Iloh Giochowskl. giiiTiciy. SI l' «ul W*i\hini|toM 1- . I1.1 ab r h ab r I' 311; 3 Jim H.II IMIV U) '.(III ( ('ul I Jofin Vi'lm Wtsltr B««f. connoi n 1 3 I Warner, il 4 I I MEN", IXI'IRl 3 ll»rlirl. WII II P l\.*«i , 1. Gamntann AndMion. l! 4 1 0 Hiaatfnil 4 • l aul , 4 McChetiH'v, Nprlli SI « 1 I (lie ) I eioy 11,11 hns , in, , mm Mel Rle Nmlli st I' .. Kelly,II 3 1 I Heqna.H " AilltL man , 307; ) 1' iny Mii|i**,ki , 7117. p.iill, i f.ionval, Ked Wlnq. II MJ' 4 milliard.lb 1 1 1 Seymour,lb I I * , 100 raid Dash: I David la-king, It cl 4 1 1 Jacnbion.c 4 1 1 l MFN" IIOWMAN nalley. I rtrtl^ I, nick Can, .1011 , ) u|i>n ritrher Bowling Action Paul Mi'diauu Aitt; ) Pilcr, Machanlr O.Bfndlr.l.lb 4 0 I Bache.ct A 0 3 , 174, , ) I allnltp Miiinplnnka. 4 Stewart La\J\J r< I. nave wi'inni.iiin, HI Aits . . Morgan , )h 4 0 0 Derqlund.lb 3 I I , 1 TIRE SAFETY MI II'S AM( Mm Ih sl eaiil, V Ohimliii i, r .irlliaiill Houqhlnn.c 1 I I Oaltaqhr.lh 4 a 0 <%. IIFR * T .10 (Tim mcoid ial bv Don Bark 1 Boh Doill, JII. I Krilh Heitlg, U) ,* Moi'pkr .p 1 I 0 Wngnui.p 3 • I t lainai Oianl, J .IJ llml nl Mrrlianu Ail\ in l»A3> Hainelti* p 10 1 Dlii.p 1 0 ' , , I' nll Vault : I thuck llilliilil, Mankaln . MIN" IIUNIEW Brief Season Kohn.p 3 11 ~~ *? CK ) CHE I , Slillw.iti'1 , . Mnmnu, Whltt )3 " ' Ivi'iMin a I Marlin F inn**. , lis . 1 Nulieit Gnllla lolali "" 7.5-0xM I r -tVoaixl do all thl« : tn»p^t lr«4» , ) Johnson, Mlnnflonka , 3 lui 11 Connni llmaard, MOMian 3. Roep ^^_ i , milting . WOMI-N'S BOWMAN .^¦^Bi^H |L^^^^ y *ts\*% Plan Oililiiitl, 101 . hull wlilti* lliiii, 4 I nml. M.tnkato, i ke. Wainei , Seymoui , Bache , Bui RBI caP* C-rstcK r.orract air pra»- In (he Kings and Queen*. Kuril), Minn^iipn'D VV.nl 1 4:?*>.l IN^w ], Bailey 1 G Bene Tubelatt Black _sss\\\\\\s\ ^^mi^-\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ssssam\\ llMlml WOMAN'S AIU IIP.R I Kelly, lliqaanl ura w,th Pr«nur« Hai»n f/twa/il* . Ifll I league champion.ship rolloff al ri'iiuil old II . IIHI 4 14 1 by Jrrry NrlMin dul. Draali u , Wannri 3 in Kelly Hi J^^HkWJ ^^P5^fc^^ I NUm * 1 r.iiiii.iuii, i v,v> IIINIIIW nn, , ' gaanl r. Hrnedlrl IB Bnlliy. Dacha _^ elj^^Hl Tal D Bf^K " luVmm rhnt Milium,, MI Westgale Howl Siinibn . Vaughn min r.inl K.'lay I Mailiani. Ai li (In SB rniuini , Aiiilni ioii . .i»h I lny lahall, Mm Kohn 3' , i • • 1 f WSjA T\M. OV I lt Sl l OM) . uriiiiik.. , i ILinui*., Wi"il. I laiMin. Still waiinir , 3 4 4 I p wMSlm Mdty Mlync/ak I .'if) Ifi.l llll *i:'ii , ' I,A cnos.si*; ¦¦} ' < rise 's of w.ili-t 4 itici ti.iinoi , Winona, and Bill I' i » 1 J - I Huh Mlynczak ll» l-ifi IVI It ; , Silimiili'l. Hnl Wlliu . I II I PB tlnll.|titnn Mena sliii llll .' . in:' Siiiiila\ lo f ol» anil Mvle.s Vaughn V. . 'l UV.i '.m lllll Y III .1 I liw Hill III. ' I I i-Hoy srroNi) OAMF take mer ..criinil place in ('lass ' ni.ui, ',1 f' .iul W.i '.liiniilon. ) I timli|iilil Wlnnna (II Monili»i inisti*n , I an (nnnni . ii 4 I 1 Warner,n 4 13 S flj g ||| » • No Federa l Tax j 1 S ^ OO WI ,..I Women ' s Howling Assiwiation liiiult I ill i Amleitnn.it 4 1 I Biaatenil 4 1 | IIIMIII lliiow I ( huik .tuamkt , While (I I Henna, II 4 I 7 ¦ l : m. BEST ^ Inclodin a Tournament It nib Werner socked l.'i.'i l i:: K.*lly II 4 ifcliBTS! ^aB r - A • _^_¥ | n.* ,n I ah** l vrlm Wlnta naar l ak.* , tlmaimMh 4 0 1 srymnm lh 4 I » # FrCC Mounfm 1 ):!!» l;i ' ./ Itiissrtnuil , Miillk.1111 , A o^iiuil/in/l Wl,0l,M a i:': ->:>t>, Anlit- W.-riH'c .i Ba|(i*y.rl A I 0 irtinhion.i / I I *l|Bp^-M 9 WHEEL lon Tir ST. M \m S ItON S( ()ltl'. ' i;:ii -nil. Hob Werner mil I : I : I i-i:. N.nlh SI CIIII . IIIII hairrit , Mlnm* a Wi'inri I 0 0 Bnihe.lt A 1 I VWtM . tnnk,! . li IM I n n,inn, iih i o ) hi niiiinii ih ) i i BALANCE 1, M(||V , M1 l*N'.l«i» Cl lifn -I lti and Don 171 l!>ii ULiC) V A ttl Nun I Maik l . itlilroni, Man |- A MI I )h 1 I 0 Whitewalls .1I1 1 Ii ali 1 I' Wi'i iii 'i llnunlilnii i 1 0 0 . II, ** l^gfc ^S l kalii , 1 strtinri , Miiiiii'tiinka , 1 )nhn*,nn 0 0 (I nunify J I . D AL ,r , ,n„,, , 1 1 IMIIIIIII H > 'I'l'M'lhJh 1 0 ) puis of haiidicap Cm I V N.'ltnn . M,ink.iln , I I Jl S (naw h Allalir I 0 I lolali Sl I) Slightly MorO JN TOWN toiler Staarlngl Knnelllai.il I I Vl. i ll. lli 1 0 I 1' ^^^M£jX^& • ' MM mil nlii HI mil I \1 I hy Alt Patlai I Binidul p I 0 0 il II i « I HI.II.IMMMII I O t In Ihe Jacks and Queens *'^ man, > IIIII IIIIIN ,»l ^^^**^ Smoother Ridingl ma I » I ¦"' ¦ "¦ . SI 1 I'aik. i'* snn nil i> ino ' f • Meai ' " „ ' i ! League al Wr.slgiiU*. .Ian Wie J)ll Y«nl lin-.li I llavr I arkin. M I' aul Wi>»*pke p 0 0 0 : |.„ailu. ll I « " '"'¦'.'"» ' ° » .- I 0 I Mi'ili.inii AH* I <1li ns! .< I) " ' ' l. .ilnl*. 1 . It..Vi I fa !r,-.n. MOORIII All 101 1 ¦¦ j Wliiti. n.*ni I .ikn , II n ) P Mom. M Allal.e RBI Anrti*ririn I I ,M/ WII . ooii oio l ¦ Mil» Mil.iw I Whlta ll.ai I akp ( Intel Mnnim wainri 1 Baruiy V flallann ii ii MARV. num. > Mllli'i llfiiiy I oiliivill* I Any lime*! Beiqlunrl , lli .ina IB (' nimni K elly lit all y ; Rl*' II IMIIH"I M . Huiinai I 1 KOMI is nNi)i:i I : AII : I > Sliv.. I inin III ; MlrllU'tinika. I Man qaanf 1 MR AmlerKin. War Knnidlel lliill" I'av'll' '» Hill I Bain^y IM , , S Wr 1| sl Paul Otl T E , kalii 4 Winona nn s Mnuirn hi.iiliMin. Warnn I R „„.„„ Mi'l*.*"' eaV'O'- - ^'"i:"' SPUING VALLEY , Minn 1""- I MIS. Winona . Mpni heart m »ii/vl ' '"' I' "' 1 "1 '" '"•""V*' ' "'¦ i.soti Mnntniville won lis ' • ^^ ^™ a^_t-»*_ai -¦->¦¦--^-ii» < [ Kii' HAM ID1AIS Wlnli. IMai I ,ika IV IP 11 11 PH till SO -l^^ itOr@ QUALITY F0«t SO v(AMS M IUI II .I III ill M IIIIII tonka ll No. Hi SI BeiiMllit III )' , » 1 I 0 r s E i' .c E H I IIISC IM v lilth I niglil I I II gauic KALMES 1 Sl M v ' "* 1 ) 108-116 VV. 2nd St, "Sine. 1917" Phon* 2847 I' ' "' ,* I "«" NO Paul JK Mi i n.inii Ailv I Iflilli.nill \\ Sfiuiik r, i l i t here Salurdny liy downing Wimiii.i |l> , \l Paul Woliinuliui II Hliephe ' . I S I I f ) Onon 7:00 o.m. to 6*00 p.m. — Scituiclnys 'til 5;00 p.m. ;"•:; . , ( ; 1 1 Spring Valley *! I . The Ko Met* . »llllt«*li'l » Mliln-a|iiill> IVcil ) SI l> i/rtnikinri I , » I h f '. """ , 0 0 • • 1 Paul Mnniiia J , Hull Willi* I' ., Wall SI tainiy / lllll, Anqw ... I nif 1)0 , Spring Valley 1 ;i. ' 1 ¦¦ Paul I. WP Sinilek. caiiim ' «* •¦" '" '"'¦ 84 Articles for Sale 57 'Wanted to Buy P«nonali 7 .Help Wanted—Male : 27|H«y, Grain, Pe-sd 50.,* ' In Very tjnbc. elei 1 IIAllHNI lit WAIIIT 0 . . Prlirrl ar j M It.lit I Rl ir.HI d.miaor. . C-F \VFA"THER has been Im 1FARM WORK ; evlrenit wao»s tor , slnrjle MAY FOR SAI e semi Inadi , . .. liinllliiui 'i'i H I 1. . SINCF . THE ranui-*. . I 41)". ' .' "Wil. I Ul- , Willi . "** . Alfred loirilinl lo tVI>e ol hay you ivniil Aval), III, proving the noltnv nr r rrnlly. grttino ! in.sn. less wflQes loi older man ' ' ount. II II Want Ads anyivhrie ? sell I M* .ilmn-oveii .tlin ilist . «.. | ' • rx-llvrtMl "mil ¦ •Mtited^ Th» -' Count! y. Club lourse opfn - I . Fr iilli'u. Alma. Wis Tel . »»V4S5« , atilf now ': ¦ ¦ 11MI ll'if n HI SI let: B.vIV Salvation Army Drive lei .1 SSU : k I I t 1 Ilk I'. '* I: . Int ' #d Inst week nnd Wrsf/*«?l(t . IMI < oiiii* • llrni y Miller , . Spaita, Wli. ' . up with n spet Ml wnter bn;nid llilv . .YOUNG MAN tor. general farm work. any time j tlAHY (ARRlAr.K, Ii) good condition. Subject Under Way 'i'ti.'ileva, -. nnd Ihe Iiii i -RI I'IIAII.! I fiiliniann, - ' l ewlslon, Mlrin.. . Merchandise 99 "l et AIII, Waiters V#ni, so flt nb the i lub* ] Bab . " ¦ ' y | ' nnd ?l*»l Start Here ment, boy^, let' s get ; going H,\y | " . '6 , Nursery Stock 53 ' ' Mwyer- .lnnk>ep>r . . Wlt i. IAMS HOlti: Seed*, S. I ROM- oill . luvenllf fiepl I ! iwn I'M P Mntrii i yi-iBi- wanted, b»- Strum and Osseo . SprclAI ' j Et CiFRl Y. MAN tor yard work , and time j rrllis. l. o VS Inne.i .spr inn 11 ih lOOn and ;nilfr. ' - T«l ?I)J9 or FOR- I nllahve | Iwreii B U ND . ADS UNCAl.LSD \. ' lug no heavy work or milking. Alton pine, blue , tnver , .tM .yV, ' ' Wis. (Special) — THE MORGAN BL DG hou*ei our shop, TREES whlti and Norway llialtiesses Willi iSi'fp.Hiol /O.B . ' . -? ¦. Formula OSSEO, 4»R", t,' Aim . ¦ car I To New llnlk. Rt I Alma, Wl». Ttl M . )al al VN. i l i'i |>l«ypr-nV, 11' ¦ - tor suit repair br- sure nnct stop Wfli and white spiutr, . . nylen iiK-sli . ! U. 47, 50- S3. 15. . ' olive , ' , !¦ ¦ Mrs. Brennan Rice, state re- t-6, 19, . . nn Bet»inger, Tnhor, 66) :. W . - ..'.id tiaid anil sllvrr maple. .Russian , ! seals^ »s .vs . sir lill. 'r s. .11.' V* , Inlitlnu WM -Mil.I KB- SCRAP IRON 8..MKTAL 1 ' ' pen .J. price, lor .cmp presentative of the Salvation niulbeiry. Inich, elm. bassvond . Iia.k j hlllh I I IB I I S - * ilJ Vi .: baby luu CO pays blgtiest ' ' In'iu'ysui kit ' ¦ VS '. wnol and raw fur. "JUST STARVING" nftei n hard, clay ot Sales Opportunity harry, ' weeping. . sslllmv , I ti fS nurser y .lialis. ft V .HON .' ] linn , inelnis. Iilitei, . , ' ' lth car , per leasim.ilile , ¦ T Army. Milwaukee, has announc- NOTICB hoiisit-cleaniria? ReM^ with the . -tan.lly- r O.HNG married man vs . J'3 ' and silver c edar nl very ; KOVVSki I 11RMIIIIR5 . ..W'.' . Maiikatd m W. 'Md ' "* ""' Tax Payment • ¦ ' ¦ On | week during tr isln tan earn lo ttsfl ' Winona, ' i losmi Saluidayi avet (i deluuhi s , iiiouth water Ing it Inner. .tno. . pin.es Call Silii'llr. , Rf IV : Ave ' . Open evenimis , . /: . ed May 1 22 for the annual Sal- ' ' ¦ : Thii new»p-aper will bi r-Mporulble at RUTH'S RtSTALtRANl . \!b I Jul per .veek after .1 xv eeks . Areas opeii | i 4 inlle.N ol St Mrnyi i . oili*(|i* i . Waiters and other taxpayers . ""^ ' vat ion. Army " 'drive in Osseo. tor only ' one incor rec. insei tlo*> ol Open 24 hours a day esc^pf Mon a'e Calrdo'iiia. Ar.adia, Winona. Gflles See Its f-' ni |\rst Prlc»« ! , j _ ' - who receive Tips are now sub- jidvfrn»i»mi»nt piibllsh'- . | ulle, a , lei , ) ¦; • ( rttitg. Coal, Wood, Otf.er Fuel 63 Mi'lal, 'Wnnt. - Raw Port j .Strum and Eleva. any -clflUinrd . I . Cross* ." V SUGAR 1 OAF Cnrilril Is now open Scran Jinn. j ,«1 .In thit Want Ad section. Check ' CARPETS ¦« 'trinht ' Mnke thern n be«it : bnoe, pepper and tomato plants unlmi M r. W IRON fc. MF.TAI CO? ject to a new formula for de- ' ' . .OlV aiHl en|iiy tlie - ' ¦: - ' 30 liiii il*!!' , * 'Commerce- 'Clearing YOUNG MAN . will* i nr ran tarh'lt M of nulsery stock keep full servii rr . . . KJCHEST PRICrS PAID cording to : ' 'SO limir • vVilte W 'ar te' n '[) . 1 e«. rare IUnli)i*l plaii ami (in -u nnleeil ? inm , iiu*UI», iao», hldtt. vatioh Army carries out its FISHERMAN.' goiter boiler teiinl> ! i. ri" . . . . for snap j ¦ ' ' ' ,VV II 'k S , ' House, t national report ing. au- ¦ plnyei - or ,sallo;. hns ybur Wife knit .in , i osev Rivri So la (rosse, Wli. SPED OATS -cleanecT and hnqqed; Gar* . * pike. ' Ordi-r .Milay. tr mil - IO' . , . raw tuts and wnol I ¦' -volunteer ser- Card of Thanki ¦ ¦ ¦ IHV , or program through j you a hobby , sweatee * No. then sent! , Lodl, /VUnhnter. C.oodiield. Pott rer i. .. J. ml co. , wt '..• 'Mil lei :> . thority on tax and business law. ¦¦ ' " "~~ land, Wcismnn & Sons 1 vice units. Mrs, Lester Feidler tur Io Hie S .-irti . Shop, below Sle age . and Gary; also lioptiy haitey and Sam : " : ' " ¦ ' ¦ ' That some of lhe.se taxpayers CADA - •- . V !" ' bret.ht i " le) 8- 'x:i\ , , ' ' TERRITORY Selkirk ivfiraf C larrrite .' ahf!, I rnllri INCOHI'ORM.ED ' ' j . ¦ ' T,i: j is chairman of O.sseo unit?with We 'wish lo i«nfc , trtentii, r»i»tK«i- ind ' 5.U Furn., Rugs, L inoleum 64? " W. 3rd ' " " "^ *' SW Plainview, on Hvs y . 4.. . Tel. 4 M1 , . . . 7 tin not keep records is not ¦ (Cr, their fl.lj of lov« *ncJ ' ' I ." .ll. - Jensen, treasurer, and netyhhoi* . _ " i.OSF * VVEIGHT , salely -with Pex .A-Dlet < AVAILABLE 34n;. . ./ ' ¦during bnieflve - 1 enough to prevent the IRS from jymprttln' 00. recent Tablets. Only 9BL / "l ed " Maier Drugs TO AC-CVRESSIVE man who can start to SFF OUR 400 jionp.. 1. i liiupli'te rnoins . j-Mrs. Palmer Fremstad In ment. the! Ions of, oi'r beloits.1'lu^biind , work Immeitlate'lY lor leading inaniitac- ? i|i,ailty (uilllturi.. ,, Iivinu irwini. ' ' ¦¦ nl fust . - computing and . taxing their fnthtl li'othet «nd . ginnclt .ifliiti We ¦ . MOM' WIU LIKE ont of the antique dr ! t.iire ot maintenance coalings, . rnoflriq ' I ii. kll,.u*li ..only -10• rliiwn at ADVERT I SEMENT* ! St rum , M is Glenn Haukeness j ' Se«ds, Nursery Stock 53 'ilrui'iu i"*l ? JI O grAtelut thflnk\ tat t!i« * annual tip income the agency K . (tvlenca , sign Watch Ctinr' nisHow on displny at irialerials, paints . specially products. ; mi'.'Kl S i .-i .lI?NI 1 IIHF. . \SARV, . ltd. fc I " » ¦; ' lis chairman with Mrs: ,L .1. beautiful, t'or' ni ' trit>i'f». * V AUM antl ; RAINBOW . JEWF1. RY. \\b W 4tii Alt , Unique profit , sharing prograrn, com- ' ' .' ¦ ' ¦ . ¦ ' ' ' ;' ' . F-i jtnk l- ,ri ¦ . " ¦ ¦¦ V FOR BIDS said? otf (-ring* We especiflj'v t .hnnk ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '• ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦;' ' '¦ 7• ' ' -¦. ¦ ¦ s pin tun I . we ll dressed , Indies hnve nt le.ist one of ' .m i'.s tons p.iirl weekl y, lull credit on l.ODI AND R. iSSF.l I' nats tiom certified • . . • . . ' ' . . ' I .. . ' i . - .; ' Strand, treasurer; In Fleva the ¦ ' ' . ¦(*% \« P tUmnn. f Aftict*- t . -ifiMf'. ly, : ' ' ' * ' ¦ ' .0' _ . these ctMrTiling . neck lace s* i'r\ tliti; ttiatl. .tnd t I'pertf business, field, training seed, 'loot! geimln.ition and pu r .llyv ( I t- AR A N .ciF. ! SPF.OAl ' " ''¦' : b(;' . walnut ' The latest method adopt ed by ' 1 ' . . . chairman is Mrs. Klinire Loom- .: Brorn , flllfJ NcHon . Spe-iM,. fhrtilVjt. -tO . (ewelry Vol lee Mon /' - and assisl.rn, p by . field manager : na- Neumann, ' ' ' he;re- . . , , cleaned anrl nagged . Harold . " cliiiii.. . i oi)ii.i,? suil* liii liidlno '72?' bullet, i I T IU I |.in)|iii;-iils wl' . ' ' '") S ' I ¦ IRS and approved by the tax . Dt' Huglit". the nui se s -fuiii .oule rliey . nt tioiiill adverlislng, no investriieiit'. Prev- ' ' Rt' S' .'ii 'i '., ¦ ' is . Mrs . F.velyn Kngt-lshy is, Ridgeway, Minn , . t.ihle rind 4?rh,slrj .rinlar <): MurcW , - - ' ' (." oinmi'. i.itv A^ernp" 'fll Klo^pM^l - Ihnnks ' ious i-' - ' ' ' | c.'iwii by IL .. RENT , your tlcod/' cleanup needt . . xper It'fu e . nr eter r ed but-not . es rio.v ' . iw .lv ' ».' I9 >*I MOR/YSkOWSk I . ¦ ¦ cpurt establishes a flat tip per- ' ' ¦ ; ¦ ¦ - treasurer. . V .[. .olso to.'he pntlbeflreu, fhOM. who d o. • appliance dollies, ' .(r ee.'e r movers fug senlial Automobile required! . For per- " 'Mankalo Ave! Open : -1 MitnnRtM., ' Winona- . _ ¦ ri.ik't.lf . uRfi. .102 BtTsinc. s . 'survey or spot nntexi l.-AifHS - - 'FABIAKF- V side, all through lite, . ' whatever , your PARTS BINS B' plywood enr Insed side ' ' ¦ ELDERLY' MAN or elderly couple to "All the amount of tip income to all W» . wish ?t p , tftke thii- menm of thanking ' plan* , or needs, your bank stands , racks tor pickup or* Hutu. Tel 8-'TO4lf . 9x12: Vinyl RiiR by V VViiiiiiia Slate ColleRe, . ' " help wjth . larmwork. I' i miles ' from . ; waiters and waitresses . .qi'f . f t lendv- neiQhhor •* nnd .relfltlves t eady to . serve vou. Call . on one of ' " ' .' forms ort ? citv limits Fred' ¦ 95 hids shoulil he on Donate to Fund foi their c-ardv-flnd 0''ts nnd . all who /the friendly, /otHc-frj ' of our ' ltv-.ti. ll , Noeske, Rt. J, Wi WEED AND FEED with Armour, fer till:. ArnistroTi g $8: . ' ¦ nona tel. 8 ' 1315 . This tip income is then com- Attended OIM¦ ' open . house on th*e occn rnenf t pan. ' Dept- tor alt your tin.i m: 7 'er;-- . contains . Magnes, -non . burning - i fi!,. at? Room :?14 Rusiness ' ¦ ' The American Federation of > )on of t)6 r 50th Wedding Anniversary ing nerds. -UF RCHANTS NATIONAL- : Made In Wiry&ia, sold flt BAMld. NEK S, j total annua! wages ' ¦ pnicc, Soiiiscn Hall, which pared to the • ' ¦ ' M rs Kenry Fnbian 12^x12"?Vinyl file by Grain Millers. Local IX!. has Mr & . 'BANK- ' of' ' Winona Situationi Wanted—Fern. 29 • 9th 6, Mankato. ?! ' ' paid the waiters, and the ra- , .. . .will?.he ; furnished free to a:¦' ' ' unanimously approved •reso- ¦SCHERMERHORN , ARE YOU A PROBLEM iDRINKER? ' SHADOW VENT Masonite sidliiq. W, AriiistrniiR 49f per , tile. tio of tips for each dollar of . . - CLERKING, cnr|ng lor elderly people, ' each bidder upon his nppli- Thinks to nil v\ho reniem.be rert nir' with 12" wide , I)' long, JO ol (ul M.nikiilo , lution to donate $50 io the City Man or woman ; your drinking create* light ho'i.sewjrk .wanted . . Neat and cap-? ' ¦ ' ' ' ' calion. I'lic ' rinlit' is reserv- wages is determined.. The ra- c.o rd* . - flowers . and -.'i 'rg 5, . ."in -.'. 274 E. 3rd - Tel. 3517 ¦ . ' <"' IRS surveys a rest auranf and ' ' ' . ' ' • * ¦ ; REINMA R cordance with the Laws v emergency?' Lindner Vsaid in Tel . .4':i3. . of GIRLS' PRESCRIPTION Jungl«s^es.. . Business Opportunitiet D^ ¦ < 37 Iv. 3rd Tel? finds that the average tip is ' - 2^7 . 5229? l. )fi;i, Chapter 400. . . announcing the gift. .bl nck rlm* . mining. Rewnrd. 823 W Business Service* 14 MAKE MOVING easier, .rent a rcfrloera ¦ ' ¦: ¦- ¦ ' 1 ' ' 20 percent The total annual . - .7th. or ' Tet. 80857. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS . -t ¦ lor cart, costs only Jl PRANK II LA I , Open Fri . til! 9 p.m. . FOR - THE ?- qualified . individual abl. to ¦ food and liquor sales is $500,000 . ACCOUNTANT wlll keep hook, (or viinll 6. SONS, Ml E. Bth. Open evenings. invest J7500 secured! . Exceptional In buslpps^ Ta\ service Included 201 W , . Auction Sales employs 20wait: Flower* 5 ' come possible from , a dramatic hew The restaurant 4th & Wiishinqton? Tel. 8' 309V REFRIGERATOR, $20. , dehumirtlfier . Famed Seattle concept In building Good Things to Eat 65? ers and pays each Waiter $2,500 construction havlng- used 1 year . S3V Hoover . vaunim ~~ ~ wide consumer acceptance' - . i:Yi.fe' nono. ' • ' - GET RID of rnls. roflchei nrid any t>tr> and profes- cleaner . Hi; 7 hot plates. Tel S-JBM. : . . in wages per year. . sional endorsement Write: Century CER.T .iF. I E- b seed potatoes , all . varieties;. ' . 1 [reused *. bonded Aucttonear . Theater Closed er flood driven : De^t^; . we ftre flbo ' ' - "' ¦ Brick Corp of America. Century Brick . ohihn snts anrl onlnn plants X'.'JI MON A Houston, - .Winn '/ Trl. B96-JBJI ., ROSE LOVERS... tquloped to eliminate . musty odor. ' and ' WHY SWEAT through another summer ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ) Bldg-/. Erie, P J . ' P-OIATO MARKET? ' TIB : ',Viarket. . ' • Tip income 120% of $500,000 stop mold growth' thai csh spread nnd I Ike 1964 when Central Air Condi- . SEATTLE. Wash;V cAPV ~ CARL FANN, JR'/ V crtuse costly dan*^qe. Csll us tcdav tor tionlng < nn be Installed in your home $100,000 ? They turned off the footlights ; Look. Over Our ¦ ; AUCTION! I I-' , flonilod and Licensed. . .expert, guaranteed results Knrl s Pesl Money Loan ? .with one of MERCHANTS NATIONAL Household Articles 67 ' ' ' to -40; Rushlord, .Winn: . . . Tel. 864 7B1t Total annual wages i$2,500 foi- good Sunday nig ht at the . - Control- .Sei vice. - Tel 8 1 T87 or 69/9: BANK'S Home Improvement t o.ins : ? Brochure of All New Check wllh one ot tne. . friendly In times- it) waiters * $ 50,000 DON'T merely briri hterr your carpets ALVIN . KOHNER Palomar Theater, once one of stallmenl Loan officers - about details ' ' . . • . • Blue I lAlre . tttf'ni- - , ellminati! AUCT IONI I K. Cily and stalt licensed Ratio of tip income per dol- Patented Roses Plumbing, Roofing on Iheir low cost, easy to arramje fi ' the jewels of the vaudeville 21 rapid resoilini) . Rent electric sham and 'hnii'U'd . I.H -i. itierty St . (Corner. . dancing plans. ' ' lar of wages. kingdom built by the late Alex- LOANS"^SS' pooer Sl ' H Cho.lte X. C[d :¦ . 'E. Jtli. ' and Liherlyl Ttl. . 4980. . Your own favorite can be KEN-WAY electric SEWER CLEANING ! $100,000 PLAIN NOTE—AUTO—FURNITURE ¦ LARGE PLYWOOO w-a'drobei.. large ¦ ander Pantages? ' . JERRY'S PLUMBING , 170 E. 3rd Tel. 1915. . . . i ¦ ' ¦ ordered, too. Mr. Lincpln t ¦: ' - ' ' stainless creamer . dispenser , IRylB" Musical Merchandise 70 . .Minnesot a" ' - — equals 2.00 or 200-% The'theater ,, in recent years a »J7 S. 4th . Tel 9394 Hn. 9 am. lo 5 p.m.,.Sal. 1 a.m. to noon .. - Dresden , Eminence meat block, gasoline camp stove , qni. 7 50,000 : ¦;-:; movie house, will be. torn, down , Queen \ " vanned . 3 hole . sink. Toledo meat saw. '. Land & Auction, Sales ' .Service and Stock ' ¦ ' ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER i Dogs? Pets? Supplies 42! Niebuhr Cnle, La Crescent , Tel. B9S.i We . ! . , E v mil T? Kolmer and replaced by a self-parking Elizabeth. Golden Slippers ' ¦¦ ' ¦¦ ¦ Thus, as the government fi- ¦ For clogged aewers and drains : i J5:0 - ?• .; Needles for all ' ??•¦ ' ?• - ISH ' Wnlnul lei . ft. .i/ . IO. alter hduri . 7tf4 ¦ ' •• ' * gures it out, each waiter's an- garage:.. . • to mention only a few of Ttl. 950? or 64J6 1 year. t(uarahH« GERMAN -SHEPHERD pups, ' purebred, .' J LIFETIME 1 i . penny ' ¦MAY in ' 'S W ... . temales 515, males J20. Earl Potvin, CHANCE OF A RECORl ") PLAVFRS? ;; 4 lues ii-rii , OST . J mller CALL SYL KUKOWSKI ' - 1 nickel slot - nual tip income is 200 percent of , (Plrtt Pub? Monday, April I? , . 1945) patented varieties, ; . j! 561 E: Belleview. slot machine, . J35, n\* of Knapp, v;is , On County Hwy. <3. * ' ' chine wilh: stand. SJ0; ? m-arfrr slo) ' ;¦/ "Hardt 's?Music Store i 'lh' .lirfhin .&. Von. owners; Koepp ) nV ' . ? Kenii- his $2,500 annual wages, or Stale-of Minnesota. . ¦ standi, J10 each :A|['ip ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ machines with lit ?E.? 3rd? StV . ' - . K winiains , auctlanaerii Thorp pin. ¦ ' County of Winona . ) In Proeeta Court Septic Tank ,&¦'Cesspool Cattle ¦ $5,000. ¦;. . " :¦¦ : Horses? , Stock 43; excellent ' working . /condition . R'ly'.l Corn , clfiK NO . i6,03a Super-Gro Prods. Co, ' Trading Post, . 16 15; 3rd Tel . 6111. ' In Re Estate e» , Gleaning Service ' ' . Radios, Television 71' ¦ In two recent decisions, the 115 E. 2nd St; BUCKSKIN; 3-year-old gelding? 4iye«r-old f/AY 4 . -. Tues. 1 ? ri rn . S rrillei NW. John M. Wagner, Decadent: Special Truck. Sanitary 3. Odorleii ' Associate Northern Field gelding, Chestnut pony. . . 5-month-old NOTHING In the world, decorates like: of Augusta on 1TV. V: i. Albert Ida, tax court approved this for- Order for Hearing on Petlllon lor Probat» G S . WOXLAND CO. : ' ¦ English Shepherd pup. good , heeler; Al- wallpaper Come see liie ney; and rx- . Sti- e ng's Bad io ' :' &' TV o\'.n*?i ; inhnson? K ,'Anrray, auction- . ol Will/Limiting Time tp File Claims , Seed Co. . Rushlord, Minn. . Tel. 864 9245 . . ' j mula after deciding it results ' fred Sobeck , Rt. T, Winona, Minn . - citing de'.iqns, te-lines Colors anrl . 'Service ' i ears.? G.ili. .'/,iy 'C r edll Inc , clerk. and for Hearing. . Thereon. . *... . . " . ' decoration ideas • !>/: w.Yys 1- bnqnt - • ¦ in an approximately accurate ' Rivers having filed a : pe- IH E. 10th'' - . Tel. 3?W I Edward N . IT'S MOTHER'S DAY every day wllh « , : . ' STANDING AT STUD, American saddle en ' your. home . '.-' ore and . mr/e .people MAY 5 Wed I. .'Op ni CST On tin old tition tor the probale ot the V. 'll l. ot (Pub. Data Monday, May », I965) - ¦ ¦ allocation of tips. ' Generally, ' KlfchenAid dishwasher. . Five models, • bred Star Fire of Silver. Acres Sire-. . looking (or de' ot ,if-nq . idea 's a*- ** find- M,ilt? Wu r.pfv/ i ,-irrn. /• trillr' s S E ot said . decedent 'and tor. the . appointment ¦ . one suited lo any kitchen, ' all wilh de- Gallant. Kalaroma by Kalnroma Riex , /¦¦ing ' out- . ..- .*. Vnnan.* . ' - rm. Drini,- ' ' ' ' ' : Executor', which Clly of Winona, Minnesota ** *: ' « Transistor Radio i . lllii.a. . ;Wnn . miles H' W , of tha . however, adjustments are made ot Edward N . Rivers as 4-Way Wash , Flo-Thru Dry. ' . ' . ' BOARD OF ZONING pendable . by Rev Pea vlne Ddm: Fountain Rose. rborn to -ie c rn.e -n today "PAINT : "Slnre , Henry /aliradnlk AA K WiJI is 'On tile in thij Court and open . APPEALS ' ' ' We have 40 different models on hanrl FnMiiont ? Ing, SanlGuard Filtering, big. y^r s^Trle- . 2nd dam Mary Loving; 3rd dam May DEPO T - •;-¦ - ' ' * ' to account for the sharing of to inspection;. . : :'f- hy . ' ' , .; ?? at our *stbre: '.Ve service all we . . ell H ' 1 arrrl. -Lvrii'i -/ AK'i n , Kohner, «UC' Nollct of He«rlno capacity and beautiful new . styling. McDonald- Contact E. H Harris, Pleas tip income with busboys and .11 IS ORDERED, thnt tha hearing, Come In . or call' WINONA FIRE A' tinnirer. . Thurp V.sl^s ?C() , . • clerk , ". . ant Valley . Dairy. * Tel. 4425. LATEX WALL PAIN T - r. nlnrs . Special thereof be had on May 13, 1965. at PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: . . . ^ V-PO'.VEP CO, 54 E 2nd Tel . ,5065 , Frank O'Laughlin . " IB per . pa! -SC HNE tQER' SALES, hostesses. CCH said: 10:30 o' clock A.M.? belore this . . . Court That , an application has been mads by l? . (Across from Ihe new parking-lot-.)? ASAY I Fri: 1 . 1 n rii 6 miles S F of ' PLUMBING 8. HEATING ; FEEDER PIGSVlnqulre' or call Robert ' h. Giioii'view . ' - ; tn It)* probate court room in the courl ph rllips Pef rofeum Company for a varia- ; 393'. *' .St . . Plum Cily. ' .Vi * . ... -. i ,i>e Hwy. 10 1. rrille ? 307 E. 3rd ? Tel. 3703 Pruka,. Horner' ' house in Winona, Minnesota. , and that tion Irom the requirements of the . [ Ridge. Tel. . 8-U12. i fc" tn, Top . ol hill, inrii 5 villus S. . . . .yvinqna. ' ' ' ; . BEE S FOR. SALE Sewing Machines .73 i i ' o.A. objections . to the? allowance . ot said Zoning. Ordinance so ai to permit con- . Lrlv.- fi' .1 Wi; I- *' r r tiru, ' M i' r , Shorder A - ' BRED GILTS—to (arrow soon, weight ' Also Bee Supplies . , - Clii Valley Will, if any, ba- . filed belore said . time struction: of a canopy db.ttir) trdnf of ;¦ ' I nn* an/irr:iu''* .i s. ppewa , ¦ Help Wanted—Female 26 400 lbs.. Russell Persons,. St . Charles. USED PHOENIX -pUPT (W.ATIC tree American Poet ot hearing; , that the time . within which their servic« station closer than the re- R O BB . BROS. STORE. 576 E. 4th . F-iri,int.e Co , clerK; '" : Tel. 932-4865 '". . .!¦ arm .se.vinq niarhinc. fully autorn-itic. creditors of said decedent* , may? file quired front yard setback at the follrRa/irig . ~~ ' ! BABYSjTTER WANTED-references re- WINOfIA SEWING CO., 551 Hull St *i ' ' - Oii tha Clyde l .vei their claims be limited to, -tour months described , property: . ~^ ¦'¦ /WAY 7 frl pm ' ' HEREFORD HEIFERS for tale. to WA R F A R I N ¦• ' Tel 9348. ? ' - . ' " ' King of Ma/a/es trom the date hereof , and that the X- Lots 14 and 15, Block 1. Klttle' s 1st j quired, must' have own transportation, <, , ; . . I ;. . tnrm. ri miles ', w nl Augusta on H'.vy. so be on . calf In May. Robert S. Cooke. Tel. ¦ ¦ Qlaat : 13 30 p 'in A mllet N of [First Pub. Monday, April J4, 1963) * REGISTERED ANGUS' bulls, t, 2 yean I ' case, in detail, and present , all evidence from 9 to 2 p.m. ¦ Mon., ask¦ tor Mn. DAILY NEW S chi ne-, . WINONA TYPEWRITER SERV- Plflinviev, . Winn ,- on 47. then 1 mil*- on '¦ ' ' . ofd. Farmers prices. Elvin Humble, years had brought violent May Stale ot Minnesota * ) sj, relating to this pelition at the time of Frank Johnstone. ICE, .161 E ' .Irri Trl. 8 3300 . ? arrow*- . Joe llolrit. property. Loos V Rushford. Minn. Day clashes between police and 'Coiihty of Winona 1 . In Probete Court the scheduled hearing . MAIL SrhiOO'liT nui tinncors. Chippewa Val- ' •No 15 ,748 Respectfully. BABYSITTER WANTEO-Please call alt- TYPEWRITERS nnd :add|nci machines ley I ' m. Co .. rlrik ! HEREFORD SPRINGER cows , 8; I reg- youth. In Re Estate of RUSSEL ROSSI; Chairman , er 4. Tel. 6169 . fnr sale nr rent. Reasonable rates ' ' istered Hereford bull . Nick Schmit, Rt. ¦ ' ' ' Kathreen Thompson, tllo known at Board pf Zoning Appeals i SUBSCRIPTIONS free delivery See us for all your cl I MAY It r.a t . 17 Tn p m . "i mile W of The youths also crowned a 2, Wabasha, Minn , (Hwy -601 Tel. -- Katherine Thompson, Decedent. LADY' TO work In rest home, live In. j , flee supplies, desks, files or olllce i C.ulnlt on Ciinnty Trunk "X , Albert ! 5 4241 . pretty college girl. "Miss Ma- Order for Hearing on Final Account (Pint Pub. Monday, May ), 1965) , •Cunningham Rest Home , Lanesboro, chain. 1 und Typewriter Co. Tel. -Sin * Marrk K Oi'wi'y Rnthnrinq, owners; Minn. Tel 467-3467. ¦ - May Be Paid At • nd Petition for Distribution . . -». . rrinn*. v. Wi*r Irln. auctioneer; Gatra- jales , " but the biggest ovation State of Minnesota ) sl. REGISTERED POLLED Hereford bulls. Tha representative, nf the above named I v/ay C rctlit Inr . clerk , County ol VVmdna i In Probate Court 14 , 618 months old Best of hreedlng; Vacuum Cleaners 78! went to Ginsberg, for years the estate having filed 'Is final account and HOUSEKEEPER-for father and U-yeiir- No lis.CO. Eugene Kflmmerer, Minnesota City, TED MAIER DRUGS - pelition for sMtlernrnt and allowance old »on, In modern home In vlllnge of I : MAY fl Sat ' lfl„ *f! a m X, mllai S of idol of Prague .s beatnik gener- In Ri Estate ol : Eau Gall*. Wis. Catholic prel.rrtd Tel . Rolllngslone 6P9 ]IBO USED VACUUM rleanen, tj and up. ljv • nonionl. , Wi* . on '//Is "J5' , then thereol end for distribution to the per- Wilier J. Wernecke, Dece«fenf. I Mi'. * ation. He was in town to accept Contact Ed Shannon , Eau 1 F 3rd lei. in vi. ! . mil.. r,f>idnn Pelcrson, owner; sons thereunto entitled; Order lor Hearing on Petition tor Probate Galle. ; I- . HOLSTEIN HEIFERS -registered, ,, bred, ' ' aur;Hon- the honor. IT IS ORDERED, Trial the hearing of Will, Llmitinrj Time to File Cltimt t- nntp, . I'lliri-nri A Murray, yearlings and calves, dams vvlth rec- G,iti*7M r thereof be had on May ?0. 1965. »i and Hearing Thereon I Washing, Ironing Mach. 79 ei*rs; y ri'dit Inc , rlerk for ords up fo H4 lbs . fat Harry.Marks, 10>O o'clock A.M. ' belore this . Court Key Punch Operator Proved* C Wernecke having tiled a Mondovi, Wis , (Gilmanton) ' In the probate court, roofn In tlie. court petition Ic Ihe probate of Ihe Will ol ATTENTION MAY H S/i t 11 «in CST J miles S F. houje In Winona,, t/miie'cln. antl thai said drcenrnt and tor tlie appointnient Wanted nl CahMlnnia, r^' inn , on County Rnad FIVE HORSES- 2 excellent game mares; i , tin n 4 , South Korean nollce hereof be qlvrn r.y puhlnAlien ol of Protpti n C Wernecke as r/erutrl. ¦ RCA. WHIRLPOOL tU) ' mil'" F ori County Rn^d ¦ ]' Experienced preferred, 2 reglsterable yearling half Ar/ib colts, -fir, .•¦rii- tiiis order in the Winona DmiY tl'"/.* «l Ich Wil' is on tile ' In this Court and M */i* r '/li've-Mryri . owii**r, a bay filly and Palomino stud cblf, ! W't.shi-rs and Di>ci-8 nnd by mailed notice as pro-..ni*d by open to ' irv rjertion. ! Good storting Salary, pleas- PLEASE v hi ttrtu-t Ihu- ., aur.tinrieei s, lump registered , Appaloosa 2 year old mare law II IS OPDFRF D, That the' hearing ' ,,ilf*% i i; , r Irrl Parties Merge . ant working conditions nnd Tei A // , tiefore Ihis Court In ihe liberal fringe benefits. Write MAY fl '.at 17 '") pm V , mile) l nf SKOUL Korea (A?V- Two * WE NOW HAVE A I.AIK'.F. : . Piohftlt Judge . fjrohate r ourt room In the court house 1 Ifss A* Clark l.iylnr nn H/,y 'i . tlir.|i I mile tl nil B-60 Daily News. FEITEN IMPL . CO. ¦ " opposition parties in South Ko- (Probate Court Si*al in Winci ,-. , Minnesota, and that obiec VARIFiTY OF S P II I NT, ' ' Irtnu.ili I' n.hrii, n^'lli-l , Alvin Slrealer , ^/.urpiiy K Hrosnaliin, lions to tlie allowance of said Will , if IRON-GRO PELLETS Ji:i WitshinRtnn Tol. Uv.]2 k- 'hru' r , aur liniuTr , tlm thern Inv (o , rea 's National Assembly «n- Allor neys for Petitioner r krt- . ar,/ br* filed before said time of hear- For Baby Pig Anemia CLEANING SPECIALS ' . nownced today they , have decid- Inrj , i|nt tl.e lime *,llnin wlilrh creditor! (First Pub.' Monday., April }6, 196S) (No Inlet linn necessary) FOR YOU WE ARE , AND ed to merge. This will give of s.url drreder.f . may tile their claims Competent . Slate of r/lnnesota 1 11 ba lirnilt-rl to four months from f fie $l.f»5 hill> WILL RE , A PERMANENT ?hem a united front in their Cr.unly of Winona 1 In Pinnate C. r,nrt date !i Dt-ori ' (J.i A |, rr| ,'i0 , 111 Poultry, E ggs, Supp liee 44 PLEASE FEEL FREE TO and the .ilic party, led llin-ot arid toi rj.- liii.ulir.ii I ' u th o .,,., '"if ,' 1 I- Merchants National Hank miles south or !l miles west ol Diiranti on Ml -- Watch hy Assemblywoman Park Soon- Ion' Ihrrriuilr, erilitlet i D I IR If V A CALL US AT ANYTIME ,, I' rribntf )u<|rje ' 1)1 KAI I! 20 week old p illets , fully var I IS' ORDEMI ti. Hint ti for arrows. I r ' eisi.,,,, ¦ Trust Dept . ¦ chun, together have fi:t seats in thi*i»of ' I'ii,l,al» Co,,rt \.al ! r liwiterl , llulit fonlrcillccl . raised on slat ht harl on ',' ny ?d ivi, ' , M I I PROM PT , COURTEOUS ' ,trr.fl ' |. r , 7,i,r[:My f. lUrr riahnn, ! tlriors Availnllle year around Sf'I'I . I/ the ITfi-meniber Assembly. OI Ic.ck A M . before Ihli < ni, *t ,,. 11, - All'ir n.yt fnr Petilir.rirr HICK IIAlrill-RY, Holllnustone , SERVICE IS OUR SI'K- prrjt.ale r.ou rl ronrn Irt tr.e f r,url dr.n'i* ' President ('hunt! Ilee Park 's Minn tel »rtB»?lll ' x in //iiii.nn, Mmnrsnta, ar.il that in,Inn Help Wanted—Male 27 Friday , May 7 (Pull Date Mniiilay, Mny 1, WaM ' CIALTY. MRS . R . LANfJ. ruling Deniorrnlie Kcpiihlicans iif"*',' he given l,y pnliln almn nt 11,i* . RfiWEKAWP ', rhlcki, C.hostley Pearl " urd" in Hie Wniilna (in 11/ new Cit r ^ mm y nf //lr,r,ria, f/lrinesfita ' TEL. :i'.!. )2. THANK hold III) seats. COIINSFI OKS flOYV CAMP, tune il . While Morti s Day olrl anil started OWSKI , liy 'ii allerl nnlire a> provided hy Inn - I,* , Sale will slari at 11:00 A.M. Sh.irp. HOA no or /rjfiiur- At't'F AI i Aug. 'l'l rrjMhr-. , t.'- rlirrs, (ulli-gn Dislni April Vll , 196', ii|, lr, VO weel. ' . HOWI. K AMil' S The new parly will he called rrffi \ruha, iHiri(J YOU . ¦ Nollce of Hearing , Hurry, liidl-fi tfirr, HA tf HI'l'-/ , 1 nwlslnn , (VMrin Tel K . D I IH H ' A . . Ladies Aid will serve lunch. The Masses party. lournallsm, WM s Cr,«l s alary Ilr, . l'r i,l,ala .liiilgt ] S/61 l'l 1 A'.P t AKI tJOtir. H ! IV,. Mlnni'iun, Ills 'I' rr.i.aH fnnrt Seah WMKAO OK OUTSTANDING IIOI.STKIN T'.ftt a r i nnf.llr atlnn has bren made by ! CATTI.K (fiO I'-ii* ¦ m, 1 p,|,„r K in, fW,r ) '/ I r*l fr,* a lanallrii, tlliri, Uie , JIAMOM AT IFririANr with rnerlinrilrnl Wanted—Livestock 46 I COWS • Springers, fresh and some hi ed back for Kali Allntney- tt,, I'elilmiirr , , , r f'|ni'i*rr «*hls r»* the /;irir,rifl /rtrilny O' hnr kymunfl I wil or . pari ! |rn« l#l Whitehall Man Named (al>-d'.i,in Mliuie\ol« ! : ; heilei ti. sprinninn, II heifers , hred ; :i licilcrs , (iin,ih(r - .1, «. tr, iut.' . lt\ti ' rn, u ffl, e arid 9II' ,H DO nor sr I I your tinsn until you 1 year str.'A'ir r,i,|i,||n'j ar.rr r,|,rrn|r* n I anrl O (jrl t,tii irr h es ' I all I asrv at St old , II heifer calves , I .serviceable bull j (I I'U I' uh. Mcnrlay, A nr II .6. 19M) WH1TKIIAI.I.. Wis < S |>.MI ;I I > I a k.* * c ri.^ni,., i -. | I|( . I, .,-uirr. in n (harlrs Trl ftl AVI fl ' ( t /IT lllplin () ;/,Atl nr tir.y vunnfrd .IOO (| II II I 1)1 fir I a t Uie Ir.llr, ;, li,r) r|l- r r l|,«l KK.KD I' biisbi'ls , ol oals a lol of KOO .seed ' -- .Mi'iiiiicc Mwinn. »>l('iiiciiliiiy NOTICB OF (Of f/irrn /,n,k |'nl|,t, fl'l-nrl, r.n' vin TAX JIJDBMENT brr,|,..rly I.IVI-STOCK oats Irom certified seed I lillO Inishels nt eat SAI.I Helflhls, Wlnririfl Minn . i I FWISIOI. MARKIJT SEARS ; . corn , ItOO RiipiTVisoi* in I lie Wliitchiill I ill' I anrl / tlu.rk r, r „i, K l',l t, A real gr.ixt aur.llnn marVet fnr yonr "'¦ hiishels Ol shelled cniTi . 5(10 bales ol ha\, ,!I| (| '' "'*' I" . 1 Weal I * .lali* I a. Ii.uij 'lid' * Ar|r|itir,ri , r»r nt 1'. ', ' /.n-t Mi,/, I his a bales of l lll l [IMP MAflOtl atlenrlanl tn dn llveMnrk Dairy r attle on hand all school districi, .i;is liccii 'Icclcd IM 'I 1, 1 11,e DiMnr t run;! r .f Ihe 1 1,,,,,i , mil ' .Itei'l //vlilh'j. Ilrf r li/ir,f|f* liihr i< .ilii,h. weel- v tinqs tKirigfif einrv ttai. Irurki i straw; some corn silage '.I .Vi Mi .'ir, ' .lain i.f rl* H 7 n. hf 1,1- , r.1,11. , ,. , Huh,. . -, . ,Mt In II,* ar.pi • ^r,i nrid tr lo fmir-yi'iir term iis . -tiilc ic- Ilrtlr' S ' .Innrlnrr) Servirrt, 4t li A, - I F ,. ,r, available '.nin Ihurs t«l 'itftl . •-- 11 r IM' r,l ,„ Complete Slock nf DAIIiV K^UH'MKNT S seamle .s 'I*' , Af. 'il I'll.' . , pr i,i | .,.,| II,(* (i/.li.-rs ot (ur, !,!-,^ n lli , tr-r| \,j tl.r- Sui|',e hin kels , pi csenliitiw til III' lln* Diilliilliil cull ''-' • '.''-' ' 1'.'J |,a/rnrn' 1,1 t,| , i- ., rt ,„ r,|,|illr-!ir- ,ii wash tank I.lill,!.. ,,,„,f, (.' ri- il r-'lrtl'- ' ti.. . l r,,,,,!- A hf..ttt.ii i ,n II,, . Farm Imp lements 48 vi'iitmn til tin- Associi iiion Inr , t.ihhr.i, ,-HI l,n Ill ill nn I) earn 1140 tn ¦ ' I. - Sir, i*ri ' • I'OIII.THY IVfi i'liickens "I ii" ' ,. I HI i| in* ",.,, ,|, l ,„. ||„ (|i/en rr II.,- I hull l,i .it ,,l ll,. , r ,1 I "" " / /,*¦'-. «. tir,|, inrrnll/r (' ' ' ' . A I , hlai\ . ),ln,lr I'lAtllllv , ¦' «!¦ I ¦». "'i' ' la* . lM,lil,/- ,,ru| .mil „l Ini lnill' nt Ro.ieil . pi)'i. ' "'• " <• *l a.,,| ,„„ cn r' .i, I i I'll.' a l i.i , i. I,** r- .- '» i i. t r V'f'llipilll'llt l' ,VMll|., Ilil** Ml \ I'll ' ' ,i* /,,irrl, Vik* ir.fj Cln-vrrili*!, ill l.r^r,.| GARDEN ' i t,i ' i .irliiar,.. I7;n,lrnariilee| l» MT baler like new < '¦'l'*tt .li.i" , Vu.-I,, . li , Ilin, ,|a, (¦ll firr' . rn- iU r. l.r i ' r , tvriilfr . , /If , IIAU'.U * 1 , 'li' ,' flbl.'-n' ' ' ' if \l Caul //inn ttl ( yciii- JI i n l Un, „,,. /* , n\,'U,\ thi re s n[ loin \c;if n m IH a' I ." . , , , |i „ ,, „, . Ir, r.lil.r .i| r,r hi tiht-i l , llni r.i -¦ ' * hi n / I, 1401 MANUKK SI'HI'iADKIt ,1 D siii|',li* heater spread, "' 1' , I " l Hi. ||r|. - I'lllll Hit IT Ml 2 14 rriniiriled plow - '" .l' "i- I, rtii'l ii,I at. i " .i- ' . * . ' i.l." I It..' i iri.i i 1 on the st. itc In tit I'd nf iln ei tins 1 - " " ', '¦' . .¦'" r,a Ihi I, ,,l . ,, „„, , H III II , I (|Ui* r t , IH I, V/llinna er, like new I ' . \th,l- Ir, llir ,jr rtr.hr,r| I , I r|i- r , /ii.rj i,f l»,i * . EQUIPMENT . I li l' tf III I I'l //nrilrrl f„,t ||Mir , ol thf ii.ssni'iiil inn "•II II"- l al.'l* . . n* f il a.,,,.,1 . ,,, |,.-l.l,r,r, l' h , • tl.r Ituir inr,. f TUAI 'TOHS AND MACIIINKIIV .11) Died :tnin ln-1* * . . |.. .|., llli| .. . a,,.I"' r„.|. ,,, , 11 / letir nir) ,ir„j |,| . , j lfi' „„, ,,„„, Iht/ rlrr r *- . ,e*lr-il h , [,rr(. -r». II.,< Mil' ,I I IH'.f ' , i*r> 10? H anrl \ 'I'lii' animal ci.nli-i.tuc i ("..•' .rue i,rn*irMirtn. t n.i tluifn vnn, for s|>rnif' li '-nl inn nn i V i / Irar . like new , only K'lid hoins , ,1 M." i«,, v i,„| , ,,i |. ,., 'ir r ,t. '1,-lrtil flliil (.I'.'rlit nil e/'li-'ir r lielrl riiMwntuis , Inlili Den " 11 tractor, D plow , :i til inch lu-' li (-ii- In i, 18V of the |{i'nii|) was held nt \\is ' .iini'ly | I nl ilil.i l li , l'l |,< hi. un Al lli« tin i I,,r r,llt. , iilti/At(rt .Viisley t/.a"ley. Willi tti|i beams , I year old , .1 D corn plunler , like new llnli'il Un. /r,n, ,|a, • , i ; nl /. ,, Val ct llir * II,. . ,I ill ,I I.enr n g M l l.-l lt-(, rVInn Delneiy cousin Dells lust weeji I '. r.il yilllllf. Mi ll wnntrd In tal*n nrilen rt, . Immediate ,1 D llll ciain drill , like new , .1 D ll ll i|r,c i l» *-,|, ..rll,,ll, with wheel i II' ,|,r f lirst Items, ri'int ion ;,r , |. a HHiu.1'1, ;< |it,i,i ,r, , | « , ' 'l i, ' S fftlYxfllM Oel In on (lie big I KM' ' .I I • llll ' , ' .I r I nirrr an r.uiTi'i .s , :' .1 D wagons, heavy «.|ri , f/lnn ,1 1) Vll mower , J .D hay conditioner ,11) ' viiir wn \r I ; I iitti K | n l lli« A/11 MJtl MOI'I , combine, " " " '' '» ' .' '.ri'lay, May 1 iVr.Si II ll -I l' „l, C/ liiirlny I1I.M i I) ' r/ay 1, lr with pick up allaclwiient , J 't hat Mile ralt e | );l| KTTUH'K , Wis. Sp.M-i.,|i '/.Al l WAIIII I) , //nrl. rrlnll slrn . , r.rr ' Weedeis Slmvels , n * lr i.l . ,,,I...,,la lii'.i MIA lift lllllf. by metal saving •/,* -?•.' V'a ' .' , \. Mnlr ul , ,riiir- i,tn trr rnarilrrl man "-/ •• » ;l , (j(ir/| (,,,! , '.' [ 'ill* r.lriirtrrl, lilrtrte run eli'Viiloi J D field cullivalot , cliopper Imx \r\\- |(|( A volciiliii i'iit|ili'(l i calls|ic;ill\ 1 ;r,l!|r,(| 1 11*' H ""I'l l '¦"« fii.l,ale fi,„( | Ir.'J snlai/. linlll la< althh. "' i uuiily ut .'/iiii.na I u I' r r.l.ale f onrt In- .K^r, r 1 .. i ,, /ily r i-'lnrl'il In lll* e lie/, nnillll'ili , ITIW Tllalr ot In IU I sl ulr nt ir,r. f.. .«r,l In, t .i a ' , ,„. I , - . j III! II ciiinliinal inn elevitlor , •! section IICM III C dia|' UniiU' room lauuhl hs Mis \icli Tliarlm '/ I, I I' lH ,, new; I Oiiiinien, ^liii dnrij, n •> rfra t y A Mu'vel . Df.tilnil (' I- I MdH'TS A- T MIIIIIK ' I .S j :'ll(l i^rain elevator , licitcli saw , nilih. | H QiMfiirn, C)i*(i'ili*nt ' Of i toi Mi antMi on I itiitl Ariotinl V 'r til wa|',on; Dykstrn ,il Klincl*. I'lli-inciil iu *l* l'r,);l li I A WN rilllll I'S > OIII M Im IlKiiii,, on I ' mat , , ' Arioiuil * llrt Pefltlnn for I' nlr ilu^tmri tiai lai chains posl hole ili(.,(.,er. :i point Inleli li.u bii SchiMil l' , a ml I' f.in.rlnll, l.li ' ,1, 'nn , llrnnnllte ' . .lii'l ii|nl,' sslin hint liccn lhliiin im intlniiiiiinn llir* • 11, r *- • » r, I rs 11 / r- i,f Ihr- -l,ii,e l Alr e rl 11 * , i-i vli e and ' .ales •{; Fol k.., etc . lei'il itiiM'i , on trailer; siiaKc i hipper like ^ i'i ' ' i'l.ili "' i,t 'ha al...... h ,in inI e 1 lair I .a rim| lilprl I , * lih.-il ru n„ii.1 ' new , ,1 1) slndyinc, \ u|i mines m ' ' " f !|«'ii su i'i ,"i| lili-il 4u id I i I i lllll M I'VIr ' ' ' ' "1 ' ' • - limil ,i ,,|I ,ilill lii.' lln.h Ilil 'I'ltlFMillil nun nllr./.ni.i liiaiiiire loader . .'> hop; (eeilers , '.' Imp /,,,i «. i n Iri ^^^s wnlcic r*, . pas cud .science clnss '• 'I "li"' t',I 'i Mmm i.l anil ,,, , , ^n\e a pm I" am,,, ' lliMi'iif ami lu rlr Ini,.iln,i, Ii i II K- |,ei 1 ' I' ban-el iiml stand , silane cart , iinloadiii) , |ac|, 1 ' ' -""I '"I 'li' llll.. I n.II li, tin- ,, ..- I' I C iiiii riititlirl SHOP AT , platlni m KMim icvciilini. VA IIII I they had "¦" l, , '• ' 'i'i r ¦'iiliiini II '. Ill'lll l'l ll, Ihnl ll.l > e 11 Iii „ lV l«'])|.r>no Vour W.-mt Ad.- ¦ Sod 49 scale* many iilhei ailnle* . I I ' * Fertil/er, learned Al Ihr clice of HN pii) Itl'UI HI h I l,al Ihi- I.i-,,, .,„,I llirr '-ul br- lirifl r,n /^ny \l, I'll.' i "i TI'.lfMS , down and (he habitu e i, " "¦•'-' '* hail I ,I l.' n - it. I',l' al I I I' i , : It,t I- A / i mn ' m eipi.il muiiihlv ' , II I'i . * t.cldre* flu t O IIAIIfr* ', 'i|l In ll ii'ii'tl nr laid "ear, ' Hi inn in u din ki'iicil i (inui ,* t "¦' ¦ !¦ " ' • '• '.' Inline li I i ,ml ,„ t|,,.- Ill the |!ir,h ,i!r rnull ill'.In in th* (run I iii'.lalliiients with a eairyniK e nl r . i,r,,ihli. I II r V/i whl, '.I I linlle., /.Mnn chaii' addcil Hems I fl'lnllr II . III - I . ¦ Miicano constructed h luiini In II, r- mull I .I.I, r- hiui'.f in Win',na, r/innfiila ai.il t'w to 'I lio Winona Daily New, ' y Mis ,J ** lei 111 .fi' . . ol MS (Hi or less and Iced, cash All a 11 " A",M a . l. ' i,HII'l,la nt .•¦ lli. l l until r rinllir lirrenl be i|ivrn by (lulilii al inn i• it li'ini-ni , must be Dykstrn ei led , i"'ii* iil l.r i|ivi*i. . forming ;i I, v |„,i,h, „||,,„ ,,| I,,,. Mil-. rli i In Ihr IIIMUI Dali/ li e/. ] made (lav ol 'fnle I r>' /J 'l lll IHI' | . anrl and lilar I* dirt tor ll'* t "• ¦" llir li\hi,\\n li.n l ,. Mr/,. anilI and ti / inailnl iiritire , ri/irlrrl I; cone ai Ihe Inn I,ava run dinwi a- pr tale lei »,l|li KDWAItl ) WISKIslK IIIVJ ()\VM.;|| I' / ""iili il ni,I,i r a' pi iiviliil Dial :.:iZl lot an Ad j ;,| hi Inn la^. " v oi SEARS thc sides Die inlraiiii Clalr-n A|,i , - \va> ,'V , iva- i Ii»le* | An' H It. \'ir,' . Chippewa Vnllcy Kinance i'oiiipaii\ I 'letk I. II I lll l /i . I tl t IHI fcA Hay, Grain, Feed 50 mittto with iiiiiiiiniiii iiii ilii liin | I' AND SAVE /.cult Mioedcf , .'.'Imwood A* (Vlore> l .oti' , , /'.'/pin , Aiiclioneei s malf Pi nl,ale liniu* I' f.fiate Jii'l(ja iirul 11111^111 .11111117 Mis (' ".rate r 0,ni lrai| IP rnhale Cnurt Saal) HA / I nil S.M f • |.,«irs tial'S I u Hep by Hay Kil/.slinni..' . . I' epni , VV IM IMISIII - ,11 | | r,..,a MIK I'ai Harold I I Hiera v errta e ll<, *rl t'#|fi\r( ri Irl.ul term, ! 57 E, :ii (l Ti'l 11 1.I/I Dykhlrn I, | I ¦ ¦¦ A Hi" rey foi Peliiinntr. Allorney fnr Palitioner, Pdleilrin. Minn * -a , u ¦ ^ X. x/ x X Without MaaU Rooms 86 Houses for Ren* 95 Houses for SaU 99 HeutM for St.* 99 Motorcy-clat, Bicycle* Uitd C«rt Monday? May 1, 1 NEW§ ~ 107 109 MS WINONA DAILY 17 r«n>T~ ~ ^ 1 il.BBPlNO ROOM lor m B tth. iIEVEN-ROOM houia and geregt. May BY OWNER-3-bedroom home, lerge liv- Tel, MH or 4141, •Y OWN1R-1 and 4-bedroom houses? HONDA — 1M 305, J.00B mlles TeT ba tain at 311 Lafayette from » a.m. ing room with fireplace, all carpeted, complete with carpeting, drapea, tMe Ruihtord M4 7730, to I p.m. Used Car* 109 Uiad Cart 109 RiNT for gentleman tlt»d bathroom, large kitchen with din- baths, Will flnanca, Immediate postaa- ROOM FOR , Tel. / Ing area bn one end. knotty plna alon. tel, 4059, ' ¦ ¦¦ "' ' " an*

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