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Kennedy^ Ouf fo VV/n West Invites Russia to New Prayer in School Siipp Qrt;jf i . ' Congress Berlin Talks By JACK BELL j which would supply funds to agen- Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of LONDON (AP)-The Big Three WASHINGTON (AP)-The Ken - cies which have? run out of money, Minnesota , assistant Democratic Western powers today invited nedy administration buckles down the action would be regarded as leader, predicted in a sepafate in- Russia to new four-power talks this week for an operation aimed the first- step, toward ending the terview that a compromise will in Berlin to ease border tensions at salvaging part of its battered won't-play impasse created by an be reached this week . and promote free movement in Unconstitutional legislative program and putting argument between the Senate and This would open the way for the divided city. opponents of its proposals on rec- !] House Appropriations Committees final action on measures which The Western powers left open ord . -|j over prestige. bear a June 30 deadline—the end the date for the proposed parley. First on the agenda laid out in! Senate Democratic Leader Mike of "the fiscal year. The Senate Similar American , Britsh and High Court a series of confe rences between _ Mansfield of .Montana said Satur- takes up one of these today, a French notes delivered at the congressional Democratic leaders ' day the time had come to end the tax extension bill preserving $4 Kremlin rejected Soviet charges and White House aJdes is an effort bickering over whether senators billion of federal revenue by con- that the West is to blame for a to get the House to accept a $277- ' or House members shall preside tinuing for another year present recent series of shooting incidents Declares N.Y million stopgap money measure ', over conference sessions to iron corporation jncome and major ex- across the Communist-built wall. the Sena te pass ed Saturday. \l out differences of the two houses cise tax rates. It the House approves this bill , ''in money bills. Britain' s nett, released here by The bill also would kill the 10 the Foreign Office , countered with Edict Invalid per cent, travel tax on train and this observation : bus fares effective Oct? l and cut W ASHINGTON (AP > — The Su- "It is significant that before preme Court ruled today the di- the airline levy from 10 to . 5 per Aug. 13, 1961, (when the wall was cent on the ? same date. ) ffering of a 22-word daily prayer built the sector boundary be- in New 'Vork state's public schools Humphrey also said administra- West Berlin was Canada Begins tion leaders are hopeful of sal- tween East and violates the U.S. Consitution. violence. vaging some of the provisions of free from Five parents wjth children in the Kennedy farm bill rejected "There is, in fact , no doubt schools in New Hyde Park, N.Y-., by the House last week. whatsoever that the violent inci- "had questioned the practice was He said he antici pates the house dents to which the Soviet note a violation of the principl e of sep- will vole to continue the present draws attention are the direct aration of church and state. Beltjightening consequences of the decisions to emergen cy wheat and feed grain New. York State's Board of Re- orT.-WVA i.?! — Canada today began a belt-tightening; emergency programs for a year. But he re- cut off the free movement of per- sons within Berlin." gents, the governing body 6f the austerity regime of widespread tariff increases and government econ- minded that the Senate had voted public school system, recommend- omy ordered by Prime Minister Joh n G. Diefenbaker to bolster the previously to link far stricter ed that this prayer be spoken in Canadian dollar, acreage controls and marketing school opening exercises: Diefenbaker , whose Progressive Conservative party was badly allotments to price supports. ¦weakened in the general election last week, called on Canadians to "When we get in conference "Almighty Gftd, we acknowledga support the new measures "in a spirit of national purpose. He said with the House people, I b-elieve Rusk Confers our dependence upon thee, and Canada 's economy is fundamental- we may be able to save some of we beg thy blessings upon us. ly strong and sound. the controls , " Humphrey sai finish their conference the three big Justice stewart wrote a dissent- ket were lower by early afternoon ; exchange rate at the recently de- iwork on it by nightfall. Badgers Raise Western powers sent new notes to ing opinion which declared " tha with most key issues dewn frac- \ valued level of 924 L'.S. cents. I The third major administration By Reds Denies tions to $1 a share. i the Soviet Union urgin g early court has misapplied a great con- In a related step, the Bank of move of the week, -will involve the East-West talks in Berlin to ease stitutional principle. " Analysts were unable to cite I Canada hiked its interest rate to i offering in the Senate of a modi- tensions along the wall through any new economic factor that Stewart added , "I cannot see 6 per cent , a move apparently de- • fied version of the Kenned y plan the divided city. 'official religion* is es- might be • cont ributing- to the con- for financing hospital and nursing Spirits,$250J) 00 how an signed to retain cap-ital that re- ! Commie Line tablished by letting those who tinued decline. The rapid trading cently has heen going abroad for i care for the elderly through Social ¦ American, British and French By MALCOLM W. B-ROWNE ¦ " . M-ILWA.UKEE'- iff! — Wisconsin Republicans raised their spirits want to say a prayer say it. On pace: caused the ticker to run late investment The fluctuating rate Security taxes. notes were sent to Moscow for . at times,;; ¦ '¦ SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AT ) and a gross of sortie $250,000 Saturday night at a banquet featuring the contrary, I think that to deny . was 5.17 per cent last week and ' .- . Mansfield said the compromise delivery, ? probably by Tuesday. 4.18 the week before. will be offered as a rider to a -A U.S. soldier has denied Com- Sen. Barry Goldwater. the wish of these school children Lower wer« steels , motors, ' They proposed that the Big Four The session at the Auditorium also was a personal triumph for to join in reciting this prayer is ! House-passed welfare bill aimed commandants meet in an attempt munist claims he denounced the rails, chemicals, tobacc os, drugs, In Washington, ILS. Treasury public assistance sys- 78-year-old Sen. Alexander Wiley, seeking a fifth term, who presented to deny them tlie opportunity of I at revising to curb shooting incidents along while a prisoner of rubbers, electrical equipments officials expressed satisfaction !tems 'to' "- , rehabilitate those on United States the Arizona conservative to a crowd of more than 3,400. sharing in the spritual heritage of and utilities. Airlines held mixed:; with Canada 's dollar-strengthen- j the wall that divides the Commu- Viet Cong guerrillas. He charge d The GOP slate . convention in. 1956 refused, because of his age as our nation," ! relief . nist and Western sectors of the A few growth stocks showed ing moves even though one effect ! the Reds tried to brainwash him wel l as other factors, to endorse Justice Douglas wrote an opin- gains. could be to hurt the United States, i city-; ion concurring with the majority. at gunpoint-. Wiley for a fourth term but the Canada 's new tax increase The-;Western notes replied to a Chippewa Falls veteran proved his Just ices Frankfurter and White At noon the. -Do w Jones average on George F. FTyeU Jr. of of 30 industrials was off 5.52 . at most imports will make it more warning earlier this month from Spec. 4 vot e getting power by defeating California Law took no part. 533.67. . difficult for American goods to Settlement Moscow. The Soviets blamed a California , released . Sunday after Rep. Glenn Davis in the primary The court's vote thus was 6-L The dip continued last week's compete in the Canadian market , j series of shootings across the six months captivity, told U.S. of- and winning a sweeping victory thus hampering U.S. efforts to; Communist-built wall on what that November. trend when prices fel l to the low- i they ficials he did not cooperate with est level since 1958. ease its own balance ol payments :' called German Fascist ele- On Drug Addicts problem through art increase in Sought in ments backed by the Allies. the Communists despite their at- He was introduced Saturday exports. The special Canadian tax i tempt s to indoctrinate him politi- night by Philip Kuehn , the en- Three Drown boost ranges from 5 per cent to- The Soviets demanded Western cally. dorsed candidate for governor 15 per cent. i action to halt these incidents , and state chairman when the con- Unconstitutional j which were termed provocative , The Viet Cong in a recent bread- vention spurned Wiley. WASHINGTON " 'AP) - ' The State Highway The U.S. balance of payments Airlines Row ! or else face the possibility that cast claimed Fryett , 26 , had told Kuehn termed Wiley the man position could also suffer through : Supreme Court ruled unconstitu- In Minnesota NKW . YORK LAP)-Top Laboi i the U.S.S.R. would come to the them he learned he was "an ac- who "led the Republican fight Canada 's efforts to provide a cli- aid of the East German back lo power against the old tional today a California law mak- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Department officials and federa ! Commu- complice of the crim inal maneu- mate that invites foreign invest- mediators sought today to settle nist ally. Progressive machine. " ing it a crime to be addicted to Water accidents took the lives of Toll Up to 248 ment. U.S. investors already have vers of U.S. imperialism nnd the the labor dispute that has shin j - Rusk brought with him new and "Six years ago." he sa id, "a narcotics or to make unprescribed three persons in Minnesot a over poured more than $1.5 billion into down Eastern Air Lines and hc;d: Diem administration o»f South Viet young man who was also Repub- Ihe weekend. One of the victims Canada , and any more fund s at- stiffened American proposals for use of them. the threat of a strike resumptior I a Berlin settlement. Nam. " lican state chairman participated was a three-year-old girl. Over Weekend tracted from the United Slates ' in a bout with a U.S. senator. Justice Stewart delivered the 6-2 Robert Harguth , 16, Waseca, over Pan American World Air Qualified informants reported The broadcast quoted Fryett as wilt increase the payment deficit. ways. | The young man was loaded with decision. drowned near Park Rapids Sun- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nevertheless, the U.S. Treasury l the United Slates has raised its saying: spirit and the senator was load- Justice White , who went on the day when he became exhausted Eastern, the second largest do price for a settlement of the dis- -, , Traffic accidents claimed the Department said "the readiness mestic carrier with nine milliot I "Tiie only thing I can sa;- i? ed with votes . . Now , six years high bench April 16, wrote his first while trying to retrieve a drifting lives of a man and woman in of the United States to join the j pute because Washinglo n is con- that I am very sorry for huvin ^ later, that same young mnn — boat. passengers a year, has taeon idb ; vinced (hat the Soviet Union is in ' dissenting opinion, protesting that Minnesota Sunday and a young International Monetary Fund in since its flight engineers strucl- played a role in the forces mat graying a little — introduces to Two persons , one a 3-year-old Waldorf , Minn. , man early today, providing a substantial part of the j the grip of a grave internal crisis. are being exploited in South "Viet you the same senator , still serv- the court had gone too far in its girl , drowned in Minnesota over ' Saturday. Eighteen thousand o carrying the highway toll to 24ft financial support. . . .reflects both Eastern 'o employes are cn fur "It seems to us that the entire Nam. The t ruth has been con- ing hard and running strong." decision. Justice Clark also dis- the weekend. the traditional closer elationship Communist camp is in cealed from the Ame rican public. Raatz. Duluth compared with 295 a year ago. lough. the midst WILEY acknowledged that sented. Just ice Frankfurter took Bonnie Jean . Dead were Harland A. Jcddeloh , between our two countries nnd of a very serious food shortage ," This situation should not be al- no part. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl American confidence in the capac Pan Am' flight engine-ers, whi one authority said. Kuehn received convention ap- Greenwood 19, of rural Waldorf , Peter We)l- * I lowed io cominue." proval this year for another try Raatz , drowned in vang, , Zumbrota , and Mrs. Jen- ity and determination of Canada also struck Sat urday afternoon I The California ttatute reads: Lake , 40 miles north of Two Har- 74 to defend the value of the Canadi- returned to work a short timi "With agricultural Fryett told officials here that at the governor 's chair and noted , nie Cavillia , 48, .Minneapolis. output and that, "Nio person shall use or be un- bors Sunday. She fell from a dock an dollar." later under afeJeral court orde: organisation fouled up, the Soviet other than sun thre .it;- du ring the convention "also endors - der the influence of , or be ad- coltage while her .leddeloh' was fatally injured ed me . . . this year. " near the family Under Ihe austerity program , temporarily restraining then leadership may well be rethinking some of Ihe brainwashing ses- dicted to the use of narcotics , ex- father and Rrandfather had step- early today when his car went off from striking. The order remain: its foreign policies. This , therefore sions, his captors did n,)t mist real Goldwater urged his party to cept when administered by or un- Highwny 30 near Amboy, the duty-free exemption on pur- unite for victory and said it ped away to get fishing bait. State chases by Canadians abroa 0 : period ot U7 minutes, the heaviest Tht mercury i«ar«d ta IIS Sun- Khrushch ev Hew back t(f Moscow ing 'that the approach might not Democratic der to progressively improve milk noon , 77; precipitation , none. downpour for the period in ti' day in Imperial , Calif., and Yuma ture to work out a bill to realign candidates for legisla- , today alter a seven-day visit to be successful and another warn- ihe state' s legislative and congres- tive and courthouse offices "wc prices and dairy larm income " MRPORT WEATHER years. In Camden , N .1., the heavj Ariz, It Wiis IW in Boise, klaho, 97 Communist Itomania. Ho praised ing that the party faces other sional districts. are going to fall flat on out The plank called Ior boost ins P' i'o (M. Central Obiervatiortt) rains flooded the city 's post offici in Walla Walla , Wash., and 96 in the warm Snviel-Honnanian friend- troubles. faces," supports on manufactured milk Max. temp, fi-l al 5 p.m. Sunday , basement , soaking uoo hags o Pendleton , Ore , and Sa lt Lake ship In a brief farewell speech. The delegate* ahouhtd their products to 90 per cent of parity. Min, 5» at 15 a.m. loday. noon 77, parcel post mail. VYashouts de City. Radio Bucharest aald a great . The dexlikm waa mad* Satur- stand on repeal of the Mate 's Other platfferm petitions Includ The Administrat ive Committee broken layer ol clouds nt 12,000 layed several trains in southen California reported the highest crowd hade Khrushchev farewell, day al the Democratic stole con- three percent selective sales tax ed: decided Sunday to hold the party 's I feel, v isibility 15 miles , wind Vi New Jersey. and lowest temperatures at mid- They lined Ihe .streets to tbe fllr- vention vhich ' gave approval to less than 24 hour* aft er hearing Further action for substa ntia! KM),? convention in "La " Crosse , the j M IMI. Irom tiorl hwcsl . hiuotiK - ! NtMily two inches ol ran ni ght. It was (Hi in Blythe, In the \i6rt, covering Ihem wilh flowers another fleynolds' project when it the governor say thnt Ihe ami- increases in faculty salaries nl 1904 election year meeting in Mil- . ter so.til) and steady, hhmidily 43 , doused areas in Ubode Island i southern section, and 49 in Areata, for the official motorcade* added to , the platform * com- sales tax approach mUht jeopar- State operated institutions of high waukee. I percent, ' most of it within a two-hour per .in the northwest finder , and begin its own job of ' .- 'ers would not complete action on reapportioning .Wisconsin 's polit- a "valid apportionment act" by June 30.; . ical districts. ¦ " Reynolds Asks ' ¦;• . . In a petition filed in U.S. Dis- ' .- ' -: i^ Phona 4417 trict Court in . Madison , Reynolds ; FIRE DEPARTAVENT . Ml Cheat* Building dsked that the court complete the ' |- LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Special ) 3 U.S. Judges realignment by Jane 30 to give — The La Crescent Volunteer Fire candidates "a reasonabl e time to Department wil l hold its regular Modern Chiropractic circulate their npniinatioh papers : meeting today at .7:30 p.m? in the for the/Sept: 11 primary." fire ' station. Ccmmitlee reports and Electrotherapy To Redistrict The Democratic attorney gen- will be heard and final plans made ' Monday thro Friday a.m. >o 5 p.nn . eral noted that the Republican for the firemen1 s annual 4th of * MA.DISON, "Wis. UPi_Atty. Gen, controlled Legislature now is con- July celebration. A report' will be Opan Priday iEvenlng J-' by Appointment John Reynold* asked a panel ol vened to tackle the job oi reap- made on the progress of the coni- Clesed Sahirday three federal judges today to portionmerat. But he said it was I mittee a ppointed to.provid e a new name a special master, or fact his belief that the state lawmalc- ! (ire truck.

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Minn. — An insecti- Although some portions oi Wino- cide-laden spraying plane crack- liajand were swept by severe Ibun- ed up 100 feet from the Clarence dej-rstorms Saturday afternoon,, the Accidents Here Frisch farmhouse seven miles immediate vicinity escaped the Five accidents resulting in $650 north of here Sunday morning. storm and had one of the most damage occured during the week- The pilot, Mailow Madsen, Anoka, pleasant w?eekends of the season. end; There were . no ? iii juries but emerged from the. wrecked plane The temperature soared to 56 one driver was charged. with a slightly injured hand. both Saturday and Sunday after- Police said that cars driven bj . An engine failure was given as noon , drawing hundreds to river Shyrl.Lien , 603 Olmstead St„ and beach spot.?. The Lake Park Beach the reason for the crackup. Ardel Liiedke,; 21. Winona Rt, 3, Madsen,. spraying,.a 45-acje '-pea was crowded both afternoons and collided at West 3rd and Washing- . many others were swimming at field ori the Frisch farm, was ton streets at 10:40 p.rri. Satur- making a westward, pass across Latch Beach and on sandbars along the river. day. ? the north side of the field about . Lien was driving west on 3rd 8:30 a.m., flying parallel to road- Twenty-five boats were count- Street -while Luedke . was traveling side high-tension electric lines. ed on one island below the city late Sunday, ? ¦ south on Washington. REACHING THE WESt ed9e ol Damage to each ? car was esti- the field, ne gunned the engine MOSTLY FAIR TONIGHT and mated by police at more than $100. Tuesday with no important change for a climb brut it failed to re- Luedke was charged with failing spond. The undercarriage . snag- in temperature is the forecast. A to yield the right of/way. He plead- ged a garden fencer and dragged low of 55-62 is forecast for tonight ed guilty-in and a hi gh of 82-88 for Tuesday municipal -court today the plane to the ground about 40 and paid a $15 fine. feet inside the vegetable -/.plot afternoon . where it came to rest between Cool nights prevailed with the -.EARLIER SATURDAY, at 12:01 , just 100 p.m two small apple trees SPRAY PLANE CRASHES . . . Le Roy Frisch , suffered a minor . hand injury in the craettup low Sunday morning 58 and this ., a car driven by Orville Run- feet short of the Tcfsch house. morning 60. At noon today the kel , 121 E. King St ., struck rural Altura looks over a crop spraying aircraft which occurred Sunday morning on the Clarence tha The plane's wheels were toin off , reading was 77. ' rear of another ca r driven by Mrs. farm when the plane's engine failed. (I>aily WANDERLUST?. . ,. Gene Giffen began a 3,500 mile cross- and the propeller was badly bent. following its crash ; just liX> feet from the house Frisch For the next five days Joseph Bambenek , 1251 Gilmore - ) ' ¦ • ' ¦¦ '¦ ' , the country bicycle trip- from his Washington , D, C, home Wednes- The Frisch .family was in on his father's farm. Pilot Marlow Madsen , Anoka , !. • News photo ", - . :- weatherman says temperatures Ave ., police said; church at the time of the crash . day. Destination: World's Fair. Sunday he stopped to camp at will average near normal with Both cars were /.'driving south on Driving home shortly before 9 precipitation averaging up to three- Prairie Island and instead became vortex of neighborhood atten- "¦ - Lafayette/ Street. Mrs/ Bambenek a.m., Frisch Said the first impres- quarters of an inch, occurring as tion at 968 W. Broadway. (Daily News photo)¦ . had slowed down full Wpma n Trapped in Basement for the intersec- sion . he had was that, a line . scattered showers and thunder^ tion at 4th St reet in the when she /was of clothes had collapsed storms after the middle of . the struck: from behind by Runkel. houseyai'd; Approaching home, he Nothinq Can-Stop You . . !' week. Pannage ' to Mrs. Bambenek's saw what had happened. The weekend Jiighs were much car was estimated by police Frisch reported the pilot as say- at higher than a year ago when the more than $50. Hunkers darriaga ing: his speed was. 80 miles per garden , high for the day. was 76. The low was Jiot determined. hour, the barbed wire s Level Cattle Creep ed ' was 46. On that day .05 ol an inch Later 'Saturday. 'fl fence, which functioned much the at . p:m., cars of rain fell in the city. The al 1- Yout h World s Fair driven by .Mrs. Edmund R. Pel- same as aircraft carrier arresting time high for June 25 was 96 in lowski 209 ?W. 5th /and gear, prevented , the plane front . St., . Je- «f the 1873 and 1901 and the low 47 in rome Wineski . 23,. 875 E. 5th . St., slamming into the side 1926. The mean for the past 24 ' ' Frisch house. collided . on ..-.North, Drive of: East Hail Stornri hours was 73. Normal for this day- Lake Park in about 700 feet east Injured Bicycle , of ¦ ¦¦ ¦ Bound on ' ' /¦• ¦ ' THERE WERE no witnesses tp Scattered storms in the West- them in for milking, Saturday and ripped up by hailstones three is 72. ' .' . - Mankato Avenue. Saturday night. to four : inches in circumference. : By MARY BARWISE leallle 's World Fair/ He- earned the accident but a number of re^ ern Wisconsin area late Pleasant summer weather pre , ' Mrs. Pellowski was driving west turning churchgoers were on the afternoon /- resulted - in consider- Hay 18 inches higli was cut off Hail covered the? ground like vailed over, the state With Red - Daily News Staff Writer his -trip'/ t hrough his paper -. -route. on North Drive (I - when she struck scene a few minutes later, Frisch able damage from hail- Hardest and pounded into the ground in ?n0w after the stortn , which start- wood Falls and St. Cloud equaling on¦¦¦ in . had . been angling for Wineski's car which was. pulling A plucky; Eagle Seoul paused ' raid. Bystanders were, warned to hit. were the George Crawfoid some places. All crops on the An- ed about 5:30 and lasted until \Viri6ria's: '-86 maximum . Lowest a lon g journey to meet Wiiiona last lis parents permission since away from ?a parking . . two space—also keep away from the plane be- and Stanley Anderson farms in derson and Crawford farms were about 6 p.ni . reading this morning was 47 at night. More accurately; /perhaps ,; September. His mother, driving West. spraying tank Armour Valley, Town Naples, destfoyed. Anderson had io shov- Duluth , only mark/in the 40s in i sters and one brother cause its 90-gallor* Farther northwest at Plcasant- Winona met him. ' ' releasing toxic Buffalo County, where cornfields el piles of hailstones from in ' .. ' uive/misgivings, but Gene s fa- POLICE ESTIMATED that Wi- was crushed , \ilie , - Will/Schroeder 's 24- by 54- Minnesota. A host of . youngsters pressed , ' fumes from the estimated 45 gal- were destroyed. front of the door to his garage to foot barn was blown off the base- ihio the John Sagen home at 9iiK her . figures his son will return by nesk i's car had received more . .Mississippi stages in thi5 . sec- ¦ ' rough, lons : of parathion insecticide it First the corn and hay were get his car. Window s were knock- ment and completely destroyed , 1 . - Broadway- to hear a 15-ycar-old¦ His when/ the - going gets than $100 damage.. Damge to . Mrs. tion continued to decline over the W. . j' ' has never lived in carried. pounded into the ground and ed out in the .path of the storm , and the roof on tlie mil khouse Washington D . C? youth tell his - er.e s family Pellowski's car: was not reported. weekend with the stage at Winona ne -place, longer than three years. Frisch.Whose address is Minne- broken off by /hail, and then car- wh i ch -was. several miles wide. was caved "in. 6.1 today and slated to drop to 5.8 Iale of the open road . / Twp more accidents occurred ¦ 1 lis dad is an Army engineer so Sunday, .-;. iska Rt. 1, farms 570 acres of land ried away by heavy ra in, reduc- Crops were damaged on the On llenrv Schacfer's farm l!i by/Wednesday. . y ' : -" ¦' • .- and raises peas as a contract ing the acreage 'to- 'the-.appear- Marvin Fimreite, Gordon and GENE GIFFEN LEFT home hey 've: been in Japan , Hawaii , Police said that cars driven by ¦ " miles east of Pleasantville the Mostly fair and pleasant weath- oil a 3, 500 mile trip , to : .iermany, most of P'urope (by grower for Lakeside Packing Co.. ance of plowed fields. Emil Norby-, Tillier Gray and w-ind pushed a ba rri off its foun- Wednesdav ¦ Joseph Plein, Altura Minn/ , and er smiled on Wisconsin Sunday fol- 'ar' and Alaska./ ¦¦;- - , ^ Plainview, .Two sons .and three of The storm, starting about 4 Sherman Cooke farms in Bennett d atioii and bent it out of shape. / Michael Maloney, 1059 : W. Sth St., now- home Valley and a tree -was felled on lowing an afternoon and evening His is -a will-o-lhc wisp joiirhey . four daughters are p.m., struck an area about throe Windows were broken audi a tree of/high wind and tornado activity collided at Sarnia and Hamilton One of the two miles soiilh of Mondovi -on- '- -High- the Bennett Valley road, obs truct- A'ednesday night — Chicago (He streets / 'at 2 :30' 'rti with theilr parents . . in the residence occupied by Car! in parts of the state. ' p. sons, LeRov, is hoine on furlough way -37 . and swung southeasterly in'g traffic for a time/ jot a lift * ; ' -Thursday. — Darien , The accident was not? investigat- ' Preuss on: the S-ame place was $155 in Fines iVis.; Friday — Madison: Satur- from Ft; Polk. La/ , where he is in into -Armour - and Bennett val- Trees, particularly. . alders- along 't home ed by police but each car report- blown down. Preuss wasn l ay'¦¦— Richland Center and . Sun- sen-ice as a private in the 544t h leysY creek bottoms,. Were stripped Of a?t the time but there were dents . edly received more than $50 dam- an activated their leaves/ :.' ' ? jay. —Winona , Mrs. :Sagen, mail- a p: Ordinance company, On the David Nyre farm m . from hail on-the .-house.,-.. and the More Sonic § ? reserve unit from \Vabasha. He Most farmers who lost corn and Paid Here ng a letter ai/lhe Post office Sun- At 10:50 p.m. cars driven by Naples Township a hailstorve garden was destroyed. 'tlie bronzed wiry will return to his unit Ju ly 6. hay* were reported/to have no hail lay evening saw Francis' J. . .- ..Quirk , " tawler, Iowa, fhe size of an egg knocked - ins-iirance. Hail did some damage iri the Booms Set i'oiifh, and. shouf.ed ,/"Been (ravel- the «ye out of a pig. Mrs. area a mile north of Durand, in ,v and Clark : Bernsdorf , Hokah , in" a long way'. Minn., collided Crawford on a farm nearby A hay elevator on the Mar. Durand Town , and in Little and For Minnesota Onl Charges surprised .her. Mrs. at Highways 61 and ' His. answer .43.;. went Into the basement through cilte Rud farm a mile east of Big . Arkansaw valleys , near Ar- i- Richard R. "Richmond , 19,. Ked Sagcn thought Gene, might prefer Record Crowds an outside stairway v/hen sf>e Gilrnanton on Highway 121 was Icansaw. I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing Police said that ?Qnirk had stop- S top Trailer Court , paid a . total a comfortable bed to a sleep pedl for a stoplight on . aaw ' the storm coming and knocked . oyer by high winds Some hail fell about 5:30 p:m. I More , sonic booms can be ex ¦ , and neigh- High>yay 61 I -of' SI 5.5 . following an- appearance to- hag' on Prairie Island, facing east. BernscSorf was trapped inside for a t 'tma which accompanied "-he storm. at Caledonia in a storm that last- : peeled across parts of the North- S:T). /youngsters were overjoy- . who also ; /day before Municipal Judge . borhood was driving east, because hail- lay so . heavily/". Pields were flooded, but no ed a short while. No damage was; : wesl this week , the Air Force an 1 - ' -/' / :."" failed in his at- Ai Alma Center J: .. -. Briiski .- . ;on four . separate ed. . en the door. buildings were destroyed. reported. nounced. Flights; of supersonic tempt to avoid striking Quirk, B58 bombers will include: I charges. QUESTIONS pounded on to- Damage to> ieaeh car was esti- ¦ Police were called , to th'e- "-R'ed- AS Hai! was reported 1o be one- Some hail damage was done in N,D. to' -Minneapolis and . . wards iriitinigiit Sunday .( .ie'iie mated by police at more than $100. /Minot. . Top Trailer Court/-area near Pel- ? half foot deep in some places in Mondovi , but Gilmanton. a mile Milwaukee , Monday Ihrough "Fri- kept 'pushing ahead, .his plani'.ed For festival i- zer Street at about 8 p.m. Satur- . Armour Valley, and by noon Sun- south of the storm , got just a few day, 6:22 to 9:22 p.m. daily (CDT i . hour of departure this morning. ALMA CENTER Wis.—The 17th [day. A gro-up of about 50 persons . day piles of hailstones were still sprinkles of raim Ford Strike at Jamestown , N.D. to Minneapolis But al 9 a m. today his gear was Strawberry Festival closed /had Richmond : was ar- Arcadia Teacher annual around buildings. In Vosse Coulee and Big Slough MilWauke*?: Monda y, Tuesday? gathered. strapped to his Itali aii-rnade bicy- event Sunday with the '- ' and following an invest iga '. ion of . its 3-day Backs Of Cows were . 'liruise.d and southeast of Pigeon Falls corn Thursday/ Friday, 6:45 to -9:45 rested cle ami after a lift to Rochester, in its history: Six- ' the complaints received at police Joins Peace l argest crowd bleeding when f arme rs . brought and grain fields were flattened p.ni: he planned to bike 75 miles. Where Corps thousand to B .000 people filled the Cleveland Over headquarte rs.;? ' ? Quincy, III. to Minneapolis ,.Tues- i he v, ill: sleep, tonight? Gene doesiVt ARCADIA , < Special)—Miss siiiage of 500 to overflowing? - .all - CLEVELAND -APi - The Ford j Following, are the charges to Wis. ? . day through Saturday, 10:25 to 11 know . He -hasn ' t locked at a map. girl' parking the cars far ' ¦ which Richmond pleaded guilty Rosemary Marek . s physical day Sunday, Motor Co. started back on the ¦ "• " But ahead are ihe badlands of ' - p.m . . ; education teacher at the Arcadia but into the country in all four i i r production track: today following with sentences h*> received oh Soulh Dakota. Yellowstone Nation- directions , according to ~B u s te r 2 S m I a Accidents approval by union members of an each: Driving after revocation of High School the p-ast four years, al Park, the Rockies, and finally left Monday ' for College "P ark, Lea, chairman. agreement to end an 18-day lo- | his license , $75 fine or . 25 days in Md.. Two Boa ts Reported Gene hopes to celebrate his 16lh where she will receive two months Lea had no estimate of the nutri- cal strike. ' i city jail : ./reckles s, driving, , i:\ft birthday ai the World's Fair- ' ,lulv "her of strawberries consumed , bul Stolen From Moorings 1 fine or 10 days in city jail; " resi.sl- ¦ training for the t'. S. Peace Corps. Result in 4 Injuries The dispute by- .3 ,200 member* 21. He 'll spend just three days Early in September'Miss Marek 15 members of the American Le- ' j ing arrest , $25 or eight days . in 'lake Aitcmpling to pass trucks mak- way 61. of l. nited Au ' o Workers Local 420 there and maybe- a little hi- will leave for British Honduras for gion Auxiliary and the VFW post He was attempting to i ! Two boats were reported sioleh [city: jail , and driv ing an unregis- ' ing lefi turn s resulted in exten- I turn left ( AFL-CIO) at the Walton Hil-s evele lour of . -tlie CoJist before re- a two year assignment, probably worked from fi to 1! p.m. Thurs- I west * into a private during the weekend , Sheriff George ; tered molei r vehicle ,' ' $2"> or eight August sive damage and four injuries to | drivew ay. stamping plant had shut -down all .turning nome by bus about as instructor at St. George' day and Friday nights stemming Fort said. i days in ci ty jail ,, the sentences to his year at s Teach- two motorist s in separate acci- Ford passenger car output and 7 in lime for .liuiior er Training College , Belize , and was-hing the berries, ion their /..... Another yehiele driven, by /'.Her-... Arnold Haake , 313 Laird St., re- | run consecutively . . Mount Vernon High School. dents today ann Siin day," Sheriff idled 77,000 employes throughout '- ' .Miss . Alai-ek is. .a native, stands , and three restaurants serv- | bert E: Staven. Milwaukee, H is., [ported " at. 9:10'am/ "Srmtiay that f. "" Judge Brtiski" also ordered that Ts It a "Toiiely ' SMS' miles? Tlerie . of .Ca- Georfie Fort reported. the nation . ¦ dott . Wis. She resigned from the ed strawberry shortcake all three ! collided with Smith's truck as he Ford spokesnion . said 3C I his boat , valued at about $50. was Richmond's license plates he . im- doesn't think i^o. "It 's kind of hard Almost exactly the same cir- .0O0 st aff of Arcadia High School at days. i .attempted to pass Ihe truck on the workers should be back on their j niis.sing froin its location ? on the ; pounded and his . 'Tegistration. curd to gel lonely. I meet so many nice The Auxiliary also featured bar- cumstances were involved in each left . • Old .Fiverdale property near Da- s the close of the school term. She accident. . 1 jobs by ' midnight ton ight, the turned in. people. In September 8 or 10 fel- becued chicken and the VFW , hot Staven was Ircaled for cuts and j kola. The boa t is gray and had John J. Bnes. - 315 E. -till St.. lows planned to go with mo, hut had been accepted by the Peace At 10:25 - today. ' George B. ' Grif- other returning by next Monday. Corps earlier hoof sandwiches. bruises on his . hear! at Winona .Jun e 7 in- a | a cov er. A chain and lock used in also pleaded guilty in lminicipal something happened to each of in the year but did fith Jr., 2.'l. . Caledonia, Minn , wns The strike hrgan receive her Fifty-seven units took part in the General Hosp ital and released. stand- , [ securing the boat also were miss- court to a charge of driving ' alter them. 1 prefer it alone. " not assignment until driving north on Highway 61 about dispute over -11 product ion recently. parade Sunday. Greenwood , Black Scoll was charged by the High- aids , health ani d safety issues. ing. Its lice-nse number is MN suspension of his license . And the people he meets alone Center High n mile south of Horner. A high- ! way Patrol with having defective 6270 AG. ' River Falls and Alma way patrolman said he wns in the Br .ies was - arrested by police at the road? In Fox liiver Grove, III., a band from Camp , equipment . He posied n $15 bond Re inhardt Jacobs , 506 E. 2nd St. , r School hands , outside lane of a four-lane hie ii- 1 :.i0 p. m. Saturday at Mnln Street Gene met a man from Luxemburg McCoy, and the Eau Claire. Drum . ;. at. Goodview Just ice Court and reported at 2 p.m. Sunday that and Mankatn Av«enue. who spent 2(> years huildine; Duke Hospi tal Drops way when he started hi.s turn . , Koreans Still Slipping had Special - rooms at the hospital. Shows until 12:30 this Colleen , 7. Mrs. Barry \ increased to 111 in May I School Princi pal the Tip Top daughter . i clearly because of patches of fog , luilf ot June by Donald \V. Monson, 52) Wash -Mr. ami Mrs. Louis Moln hai-hei Duke Tnivers ity opened its suffered rut s and bruises on her rests during the lirsl j graduate morning. i st ruck Expert 's car in.the rear, totaled 7.1, spokesmen said. ! ingtoii St., scraped ibe side of i \V. If .Nolle, who has been prin- have snld their apartment buildint: schools to nil races 15 front throughout Wis- face and n possible tuokeii rig ht Mr, nnc months ago, Folks came i Damage lo Kg.gcrt's car was es- Officials beli eve there may be i car driven by Mrs. Clarence dies cipal of Si , Mat thew 's school for on Main street here to uml earlier this surrounding states, Lea ankle.' Colleen suffered n possible .Mrs, Harold N. Kaiieher , Hopkins , month consin and timated Iiy sheriff' s deputies -at a further increase , in illegal en- ¦' bk , 406 K. 3rd St., which hai the |iasl lour years , and his fam- | opened the undergraduate one of the broken shoulder. Minn. school lo Negroes. said. The fcsl ivnl i.s $75 , to Meyer 's car , $100 . trants as a result of the currency stai'ted to back into a parkin i ily were honored ;il a fareuvll ! most highly r ated in Wisconsin , Another son , Bobby. 7, was not Kggert complained ol a neck dinner at St. Matthew ' s butlieran injured. reforms instituted in S00 dam- ganist s for Ihe Wisconsin F.vangel- JOHN age Griffith ' s truck was not dam- I' .^T^F F. BORZYSKOWSKI , Grand Knight I , Sonorn , Mex , (AIM ical Lut heran Synod. He obtained SAN LUIS aged. -An ll-yenr-old Mexican girl his master's in music from North- gave birth Inst, week to a 7-po\md western University. GRIFFITH WAS CHARGED by Miile at St. Matlhevv ' iio.v. Highway Patrol wilh drivin g with s he has Dr. P'.rncsto Hendou-Alduendn , faulty equipment and driv ing In taught in the junior high depart - the attending physicia n , said de- ment , and served ns organist nnd the wroag lane of t raffc for turn- choir di rector. livery was routine anil both moth- ing. He was to appear later today John Caldwel l spoke in behalf er and son are healthy. at. Goodview .Justice Court to face YOUR DOLLARS BURN! of the fullt ime education commit- Dr. rtendon-Alduend a said the charges. tee. Howard lleup for the faculty P K \B 1 Inn ' s ri g ht , your dolla rs hum \\ hen fo rests baby was born June ID in San A very similar accident occur- ¦ unci Holier! Krkelborg , uho (JIV- burn ! Last year people started more than Luis Community Hospital, The red nt 2:D5 p.m. Sunday abou t . C\|L/ senled "M rs. No lle with t\ gift , for mot her is un- 'I-Y-M S3,(W0 forest ti res—one even 6 minutes, physician said the one mile north of Minnesota City the PTA. I- mniTi' -l . on Highway fil. , president 1 -tjy "ifiltt and day, every day, in lliis country! , Henry Khnicke of ibe San ." lis is a border town Jean Scott , truck driver from congregation , present ed a mone- about 20» miles southwest of Knoxville , 'lenn., was nearly tary gift lo Nolle in bvhnlf of ihe ()(X> slopped ns he drove north on High- lt cost more slum $lCK) ,0O0, to control V«nw. Ai i/.. congi op.il ion. H'I' NI) I li IJ ' j these lircs , and von have to pa\ , Add to this ¦ • ¦¦ ^ — The choir sang, ''Lead Mc i | ,c " rehabilita- Lord, " and Ibe Nolle family snug, JM , lU> ' '' "-"'ourcc loss nnd the cost ot 1 control and the "Guide Me Oh Thou Ureal Jeho- 1.1 > . *&/ ' , I" " - rcsccding, «nd erosion vah , " ' IlL^Tni ' HH is closer to half a billion dollars. General Meeting The "Noltes have cigjit children , . Margaret , who will loach at Ke- nosha , Wis., William and Jerome , rUiP\ ' rS$ f; \1 "NVh.it can >ou do for jour countr y '.'" WATKINS METHODIST student s nt l>r. N)iii -tin but her. fewWfTi SMOK.HV SAYS: Ruth , John , Carol . Aiiiu'lte and AUXILIARY Doris. vcy HOME l.loyrt Nelson wns UinMtiiaMer Ifl^ ^' "7&4H*m&k-Ort\y u can 7:30 P,M. — GREAT HALL CURTAILED WEPDINC TRIP . . . Jlaymo-nd Iwo children , Colleen. 7, and Bobby, 6, Onl y lor the even*. ; 'V-^ PREVENT FOREST FIRES I Wipf . K.lsvvorth Air Force Ba se , and the woi«nn Robhy esc aped lln* accident witWV injury. The Mr -iind S\v. i Hohn l I'.ikelWi t. J2 Mr . nnd Mrs , James llmuiey ami he jiUmtiefl to inairy, Mrs. Kvn Barry, were in- truck driv er , d'eorge H . Griffith .Ir , Rushford , p,, .nrvirn 11\ rtinpofuHnii, wiU\ Artv«r(|\iii|| Mr, and Mis Mtigcne I 'MplowsIu , I hi.sMifl A « A piiliin - T hn Wednesday, June 27 i jured in this accident on Haghwny fil south of wns clun'RA'd wilh driving m Ihe impr oper turning , | r.oinK il «r I tin N«^^n»por A 'lv»ttiMng I x»ruliv»> A«nni" i»1inn. oflicej s ol I he P1 \ , were- in i . .__ .__ . . - -• „_._ !.... _, _.. _. _ Homer loday. They were aecoimparyert by her - ' Inaic. > Daily News pholoi chai'lii- ; of the- iliiiiu i . ; IThey'll Do It Every time By Jimmy Hatlc DEAR ABB\*: Four Vacancies on St Hrippmsd.c&at TtiqkL Preston Faculty asMBMM— ^-¦¦¦-¦•¦¦^•¦^¦¦^¦^¦¦•^••^-¦•— ¦•"•••••-•• ¦^nvMaa ^^ * PRESTON. Minn. — Two new Lai' SonyFirid teachers have been hired for the Preston school faculty but four va- cancies still remain. W6ocfA 6eoffy Out for Self ; Mrs. Tilford Scrabeck, Harmony, has been hired to teach first grade By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN succeeding Mrs. Sidney Herrick, DEAR ABBY J Our daughter-in-law is living with us while our and Miss Saundra ; Ncrson) Hitter- Survive Europe son is overseas. She has been running around with every Tom, dale, Minn., graduate of St. Olaf Dick aid Harry. We have tried everything to get her to act like a College, Northfield, tliis year, will By EARL WILSON go back fo her husband -and'I- -will' respectable married womaiv but we: can't reach her. Her* own go back to my pool table." teach home economics succeeding NEW YORK - Natalie Wood parents live in another state and know nothing of this. Our son Miss LaVonne Johnsrud, Mabel, and Warren Beatty still sweet- , Ctrcut Saints & will be: home in three months. Do you think we ought to Ywrite and who will teach next year at Mah- hearts after a long European trip Sinners' Fall Guy, got ribbed by tell him she has heen running around? He'll find out when he gets tomedi, Minn, . .: '. • —and that's quite a. test!—left the Tex O'Rourke about his college home and we might as well prepare. him for the shock. midtown hotel ! they've . been, rest- Successors have not: yet been playing. "He was a utili- BROKENHEARTEB PARENTS hired for Horace John Olson, social ing in and went to Secona City futility ¦ batter," Square East in the "Village and sat ty inficlder and. ; DEAR PARENTS: Don't write your son news oTthis kind stud ies, head basketball coach and said . Tex, "the only batter who Junior high football coach who will ouietly in a corner Their half- ever struck out on a pitcher 's balk when he is thousands of miles away and can do nothing about year romance may not seem long it but worry. There is .no""preparation" - ' possible for a shock be counselor at Jackson, Minn.; ¦ to.first base." Clyde Lundolni, mathematics and tp you. But alongside the quick "A Funny like this. It will keep. turnover of some stars, it's practi- I was the first. to say wrestling coach ; Miss LaRae Mau- Thing Happened bri the Way to the DEAR ABBY: My Wife has all day to read the paper, but she , girls physical . education and cally a golden¦ wedding anniver- was a srhash—and so go- - seth sary; " •- ,'; ,- .¦ Forum" waits until I get in bed before

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^ Jr •¦ Children lie is^^^ HI MsmmMm (Convtnl«nf fo «)• whan awory from hoiwa) m YOTO^DWJlfEADOWS '-- ^^^^^*^^W^^JrTJtrW. * PREPARATION¦ - I ¦¦' ¦' ' I ¦"' ' ' jSrtamn KZ^ H^f Justice of Peace New Record Set for I 3 Hospitalized Married 72,000 Fillmore DFL Indoor Roller Skafrinq age and take ail that is offered ," his education at a technical school he told his classmates at Alex- for electronics . ' PHILADELPHIA (AP) . - Daw. LONDON . MV -r Mrs. Pat To- ander Central School at Satur- son Martin Yerkes, "the marry- masi, 28, roller skated 20.7 . miles , Studying for his high school , After Accident Hears Candidate day 's commencement. . diploma. Merle got a part-timB ing squire ? of Milbourne,'' wlio in one hour at an indoor rink j " claimed to have married more Sunday night ' and claimed , a world j Merle, married and the father job as a mechanic to support hil couples than any single public of- record. ' ,' ' A of two . children, plans to continue family. Near Galesville ficial, died Sunday. For Congress The previous claimant of the GAXESVIL1E, Wis: ; (SpeciaD- Yerkes, .80, a justice of the LANESBORO (Special)-- record for the distance was an- ' . Minn. other Briton , Les Woodley, 26. Three people are patients at St. jeace in s!:b«rban .Milbourne David Graven, Albert Lea,,candi- . ¦ ¦ Francis Hospital, La Crosse, as the since 1913, claimed he married date for Congress from the 1st Dis- result of a two-car collision just 36,000 couples dtiring his tenure. trict, opposing Albert Quie, incunv north of Hunter's bridge southeast He also claimed the record for bent, Dennison, Minn., told a Advice From Senior: of here about 8:45 p.m. Saturday. .marriages in a day, 44; marriages group of 175 attending a dinner at Don't Quit School Four others involved were only jn a week, 69, and marriages in the Community Hall here Sunday slightly injured. ' . . ¦__ a year, 1,948. . -.. evening, '"Knne is running out for ALEXANDER, N.Y. . was in satisfactory condition this youths will be charged for the same offense and arraigned before District DFL chairman, said, morning, the hospital reported. "Y<)u have built something new r Arcadia Scouts Plan A public? hearing was held on ducts, rivers or waterways may proposed amendments .to the zon- be Used.for years and years. Put Marksmanship Practice ing ordinance as presented by pe- all your trust and faith in that tition of the residents of an area which you think will leave a pro- ARCADIA . Wis. . (S pecial)-Ar- between Highway. 61 "and Walnut blem instead of a solution. I cadia Boy Scouts will . start rifle Street in the north part of the OWNERSHIP : CHANGE OF pledge my suppor't to .your organi- shooting practice soon , according •village. They asked that this area zation and hope that they y\vill to Kingo Andbw , Scoutmaster. The "be changed from commercial to a ¦¦ continue to develop this beautir sport is included in Camp Decor- one-family residential district , or ' ' ^MMMmmk ' __W_Wtk fll JHfllH While They last! Values ful spot/' Pattisori said in conclu- ah activities. The Arcadia troop in\some cases to a limited mu- sion. . . '.' . . will camp there in July, ti pie residential or multiple dwell- Before beginning practice . Scouts ing district. ¦ ¦ ¦ WOMEN'S PATTISON'S address was tht ' BOYS' SHOES ^B SHOES highlight of the two-day festival must have written permission frtm The zoning commission recom- their parents. The practice will be mended the proposed changes to ^g well supervised , said Andow . the council . Glen Garvey, Mrs, . 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Scales dis- The festival was climaxed by a were discussed by the "Council. appeared - as? i£ by? magic. -In £ fire works display late Sunday ^Changes were recommended¦ by L. w eeks skin completely cleared night. 'A- " ' L; Duxbury -Jr:;"village attorney; | and clean. First time in 30 yeara. The Nelson Rod and Gun Club so that more bids would be re- Thanks for your marvelous pro-1- team won the canoe tipping con- | ccivcd prior to the July 2 opening ; ucLs." Tliis much abbreviated re- test in the- afternoon and LaCroix ;on the- new truck. Sixty days , CONTINUES ALL port tells of a user's success with Johnson , Cochrane , won tne boat. j were added to the delivery date a dual treatment for psoriasis ntvw Carmion Boyd, daughter of Mr. so that bidders could submit a made available to all sufferers. and Mrs. Robert Boy.l , Alma , bid on either a 1DB2 or '63 model. Full information and details of a reigned as queen. 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The consensus seemed to sy; His brother, the attorney general, has just given some inter- be that there was little similarity between the esting background on what happened. He says tjiat the admLmstra' then they got in touch YWith "the pro- ~, f, fessors"—five specialists in political sci- stock . market crash of 1962 and the disastrous tion based its action on aii "assumption" or 'mrdeptandlng -that ' crash of 11)29, the steel industry would absorb the added wage cost of $100 million ence, economics, planning, taxes and fi- without increasing prices: . . nance who make tip the University of The comparisons were reassuring tothose who financial chaos and hard- 'Did the steel companieis, Washington's unique Bureau of Com mu- remember the utter however, have any such " un- Your Good Health which followed the earlier plunge in stock To¦p m IIII I W I i i. II i — ¦¦ ..—.i———— ^—^» nity -Development and have assisted 43 ship derstanding" with the govern- Washington communities Iii the past 12 prices ment when prices were ad- However , I believe - it is im- vanced or eveii when they were years, What they did for Chehalis ' Js de- portant for us to remember that Suff e rer Reader's held down? Was there concerlr scribed hy Karl Detz«r in a July the international panic which ed action between the White Digest article, "they Bring New Life to preceded th? depression of tbe House and any steel company Must Old towns.'* l!i30s began in Austria with the to fix thei price of steel at pre- collapse of the banking system sent levels? Did the adminis- FIRST, THE prof«»on cjlltd for tn •known ' -a's' the Kredlt Anstadt. tration encourage any illegal Not Smoke inventory ofyresources and reeds. Schools, And . it is important tc under- act? churches, banks, garden clubs, PTA, Boy stand the conditions in Austria In an antitrust case in 1940, By JOSEPH G. MOLNER , M. D. Scouts and business and professional men which led to the panic. . oil companies, which had been Dear Doctor: A? nvan in took volunteer assignments. A thousand . -According to experts who dis- in dicted for fixing the price of my congregation is suf- sected the Austrian economy.', in gasoline, argued that a .gov- fering from emphysema, people bought $50 shares in a new Indus- ernmental agency bad encour- : trial Commission. the . early 1930s, the probletn which apparently is akin stemmed froni public spending. aged, co-operated and ac- to asthma. He has been Goldwater quiesced , in their program. But told by doctors that .there With the money, a new water system It ijcems that for a long time the Supreme Court of tbe prior to ll) 2i> , Austria had been Hying on its is nothing they- Can do for was installed , and 137 acres , were bought ¦¦ United States ruled: ¦ ' ' capital ' ¦ funds-. Austrian : business was actually . him: - . . ; " Inexpensive sites . "Under the Sherman act. a - for an "industrial park. operating ' ; at a .net . loss.' Is there any threatment were offered to industry. The city promis- combination formed for the or medication that might ¦ purpose and with the effect of ed to extend all utilities and a railroad .Consequently, : just before the slide which was ' •: help him '.'-ItEV. . A, R. to lend tlie entire world, into panic and depres- raising, depressing, fixing, spur to every new plant. Four trunk i'afcl- P.'e g g in g / Emphysema is one of those ' sion . Austria was a country plagued by these rpafls- offered to rebuild nearly two miles renditions ': ? o-r. stablizing diseases which -is becoming of long-unused trackage. Local residents more common as, on the aver- ¦ the price of a extended the track iarther by buying ties IT WAS ' '.'top-heavy, with spvemment . welfare commodity in age, we all grow older . The at $4 apiece—two for $7.50-—and laid the programs: foreign com- : increase in average life expec- rails themselves, ¦working nights and 11 had LI steady rate of employment . hut a merce is ille- tancy is making distinct chan-: 'rising' rale of unemployment. ; gal per se. ges ?in the practice of rriedi- weekends. ¦ '' , Austrian business was;? '¦ caught in a profit- "Th o ugh 'Cine-, . -and by the . same token R means that all of us The Goodyear Ti re and Rubber Co. put squce/.p because of iiiireHie t eci wage demands by employes ol , pat- ¦ t h e govern- ients, as well as doctors must Up a .$1,200,000 plant? Several other manu- labor .Unions. ? keep up with newer problems facturers followed. Today, with , the emer- The Austrian economy was .' ¦experiencing; a ment m ay li a ve '.-known . even as we move to high , iind 'increasing ... rate. ;' -of business failures, . - , gency long past, new industries of those pro - learn to for- Chehalis every year, ? Y Austrian manufacturers were suffering from get abo u t increased foreign competition and a loss of ovcr- grams an d Lawrence THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND winked at them or tacitly ap- some of the , ' from Na- wis nvtrkels.A . ^d e r? Detzer's articl e condensed proved them, no immunity 6 1 tional Civic Review, tells of ( other towns y;' Prices , on the. Austrian , .slock market were scourges : that ¦ ¦ would have thereby been ob- similarly redeemed with the professors ' declining. •' ' t ained. , ha v e been solved. help; Their bureau costs the .state approxi- Porliaps (lie inost ' graphic , picture of these "For as ' wc luive sccii price- Km p h y-: mately : $70 ,COO a year , or less than three conditions was presented in HI34 in "The 'Great Well^ fixing combinations which lack ' ' congressional sanction are il- . . . s em.a. is not cents per inhabitant. ' Depression ," by Lionel Charles Robbins, profes- aki n per se.'' exactly sor of economics at (he fniversily of London. legal lima. The attorney general last to as! A 'part. -of this volume devoted lo Austria Is a Sunday spoke on the Ameri- 11 o uever; worth quoting:^ War Trial s u f fere r imes ' Cr s Block can Broadcasting Company Vacation -. of either oiiey -Molner Annual "THE CRISI S came. "Throughout the years By DREW PEARSON then living at 15305. South San cause they said they were program called "Issues and getting enougn : ¦ "' and indicated that has difficulty since the war , the? inhabitants of the Republic Pedro. ' ;¦ . - . sick: Answers cause is totally dif- ; LOS ANG-ELKS-Now that / he would have welcomed a breath. The of Austria been gradually consuming thei r Adol f Ki c h m a n n has been "When we reached Velebit , ' " .-With asthma , the Safety Preca utions had concerted action to hold prices ferent. ¦ capital. -The trade policies of the . secession states puni shed for his part in the REASON FOR th« frue(r«. Ventura led the prisoners two breathing? passages arc i,^ tion in attempting and that he believes there was, can had limited Austri an markets. The economic pol- brut a 1 murder of .ii.000,001) to deport by two to the edge of a pit , trictcd, so not enough air A FEW PRECAUTION S taken before Artukovic is that he has be- by implication , some kind of ' icy of successive Austrian'- ';governments and the Jews, it remains an amazing killed them . and th rew their get .through. ' . - . .. . . ' A . - . leaving on this year's vacation trip can fact that at least three ' other , come the center ol a high-pres- bodies in. Then Ventura call- an "assumption" or "under- empliysema, the air Viennese municipality accelerated the process . . standing '¦ that that effect any- With' ¦ your home against vandals and a 11 e g c d svar criminals are sure lobbying campaign . by ed us to come. We each kill-? are cleaiv but tJie- safeguard which the Paris .Settlement had begun, how as between the steel com- passages - ' quietly living in the United well-meaning people who have ed a prisonier? When we had '' l' ' ¦' themselvesY have lost .- - hurglars. no idea panies and the President.¦;Mr. uh"s- "From 1913 to 1930, the value of Austrian In- States enjoy ing the protection of the enormity of his all done our share , Ventura elasticity. They should con- dus! rial share capital shrank To a fifth . of its of American police and Amer- war crimes. Some of his lob- took a sword and killed all the Kennedy- was interrogated by all (well, much* Here arc some simple rules to follow H; tract so that ¦ former' dimensions. The expenditures of the Vien- ican freedoms. byist defenders are Croalians rest, the person wh9 killed the William Lawrence of ABC. a ir is cxp>clled With for? vacation-hound , families: .„ ' . living of the old nese municipality on its housing program alone in the Los Angeles area prisoner had to throw his bcjdy Here is a verbatim transcript exhalation, so fresh air ~ One of them is Andrija A.r- who each ¦ since the armistices exceeded the total value of still bear bitterness a into the pit . of what the attorney gencr- "' ' to replace it. : ¦ _ . • Notify your police department of the tUkovie. sometimes called ? the gainst . cbrncsi'in . all Austrian manufacturing joint-stock compan- the Serbs and have al- ''Ventura stood beside the al said: the lungs do NOT ;. .- time you? are to. leave and the time you "Himmler of Yugoslavia" who lowed this prejudice to color But when ies.. - served as minister of the in- pit and forced each of us to "THE PRESIDENT and »h« contract cnougla to expel plan to return. This can be done through their settee of justice. " administration were comthit- there is-n 't "In the year 1931,: it Was calculated that if terior for ..Hitler 's puppet state' drink blood. enough old air. police headquarters, Be sure 16 let the po- What they don't know is that led to attempting to stop the fresh air to all the undertakiriR.s in Austria were to be sold of TJ sta s h a Croatia during roorn for,enough lice know if . anyon e is authorized to enter ' 1 he decrees as previously item- THESE ARE some of thi inflation in the United Stales Thafs ernphyscma. at (he value of their Stock Exchange quotation World War It. Its- function -was come in. your home while you are away.. : to exterminate Croatia ized in this column—making terrible facts which the well- and in that effort of course sense it is itnfortuniate- for the autumn of that year , the proceeds would from In a the Jews and Serbs—the latter Jews second-class citizens, es- meaning, uniformed people steel plays a major- role: .With ly true we cannot restore the pot cover one-lialf of the ' publicY expenditure for ~ • Stop regular deliveries of such largely mem- tablish in g concentration who have been lobbying to the concurrence of steel execu- taut contracting power of lung things as newspapers and milk. Experi- a single ' year. be r s of the camps,, forbidding the marri- keep Artukovic In the Un ited tives, management, the. Pres- ti s ' s u e s that have become enced thieves are on the lookout for homes D r tho d ox age of Jews with Aryans, and St a t es; haven't bothered to ident and Mr. Goldberg, sec- s(retched, '..We " , cannot "cure" "NO FINANCIAL system could stand such • Church. Doc- permitting the seizure and check, these pressure groups retary of labor , had many this. But we can do a cert ain Where newspapers and milk accumulate strain as this without ' collapse. ' One by one, the plunder of Jewish property. have been loudest in the Los meetings wilh representatives for several days. umentary evi- few things to help the patient financial houses in Vienna put up their abutters,; d c nee indi- All these culminated in the Angeles area where U . S. ii) the steel union to attempt lo be more comfortabl e and hap- " The slump? intensified the capital consumption ? cates that at extermination of Jewish people Judge Pierson Hall ruled July prevail upon them to not make ;py, ; • If you arc going to. be away long in Croatia, und er a system not 14, 1952, that Artukovic could ''Early in May, 1 Ml. the Kredlt Anstadt, .least 670,000 their demands excessive. , he , enough for jour grass to grow noticeably as efficient but just as. grue- not be extradited by Yugosla- "It First , if he K m ok cs . which had taken over the bad debts of its pred- J e- ws an d was understood ' in the completely.: If , on during yo-jr absence, arrange to have it some as that empl oyed by via because its extradition meetings with the steel execu- should quit, ecessors , announced that it could not meet its Se- r b s were ; breath, he inhales mowed. m u r d e r- Kichmann. treaty had lapsed . Judge Hall, tives , YMr. Blough and others , any given liabilities* The actual smash is sometimes at- a politically minded Democrat , ' smoke instead of air. he is tributed to the political tension aroused by un- cd thou g h Eichman n industrializ- (hat this effort was to be made oxy- ?Hav o \ our mail held at the post of- . made this ruling despite the ' depriving himself of the • timely proposals for an economic Anschluss be- some surveys ed mass murder. Artukovlc's so that, with the union s de- fice for your return by notifying the place the . fig- fact that Secretary of State mands being reasonable that gen he needs. Ivvecn Germany iind Austria. Whether this is so henchmen used brute force. , branch office wh ich tire nearer (, - Pearson Here is the testimony of Lju- Acheson had advised other- the price of steel would not Second , in nearly all cases serve; your particu- or not , there can he no doubt that the ultimate wise. ? iff he ' under- lar mail route. 000,000, bu Milos , one of his execu- have (o be raised. It was with the patient can , cause of the difficulty was the capital consump- Irrefutab le evidence ex ists tioners, taken from the war When the case went up lo this understanding that the stands the simple facts of his Make certain electrical appiii -,ce.^ tion of the yea rs which preceded it. that Minister/of '' (he Interior crimes records; the.If; S. Court of Appeals it President and Arthur Gold- trouble , learn to breathe a lit- • . tle- ' differently, ile should learn are -gar- ,...... "The .. collapse ..was.the beginning of a world- Artukovic signed the decrees reversed Judge Hall , and the berg went ahead and finally, unplaced and hunter? are- "jrn- "' to use the upper , as welt ns ¦cd wide financial crisis." pa ving the wny for this' irias- "IN NOVEMBER and De- U. S. Supreme Court sustained I thin-k , through their efforts ? , off . cember. 1941 mass execution lower part of his lungs—ex- This was the experience of a nation which sacre. Rut toward the end of the reversal. The Supreme prevailed upon the union to ' Yu- began. As far as I remem- , 195S. pand his chest a bit different- t Leave most, of the blinds and shades carried government spending lo the extreme and the War , ho escaped from can Court ordered , Jan. 20 keep Iheir demands in extreme- goslavia with Nazi hel p, went ber during those two months , that extradition hearings be ly reasonable level which was ly, to use all . Instead of just In your h ou.^e open. . .just as you wou ld if paid the penally. It is a lesson which Ihe Unit- (o Austria , then to Ireland, (wo or three groups o-f Serbs held. recognized by all throughout the part, of his lung -capacity. you ' ed States would do well (o heed. wore home. A tightl y shu tu-red house • and 'on July Hi , '1IMIJ , smug- from Kordtin I think were They were held June 16. United Stales and a contract Third , he must learn nnf lo is an indication lhat nobody is at home . How do you stand , sir? gled himself into New York liquidated between Jasenovnc 1958, by U. S. Commissioner was signed on very reasonable use his breathing capacity under the assumed name of and Kosutarica. Pistols and theodore Hocko in Los Ange- terms and recognized as such , vviistefully. Needless exertion • Leave a Key with a neighbor for use Alois Anich. axes but most ly hammers were les who ruled on Jan. 15, 1959, and then a short time later the wastes the oxygen he can by police or firemen Ln an emergency, Immigration authorities at used for the executions. that "absolutely no evidence steel companies , led hy IJ. S. breathe. A.ncl , finally, make sure as you leave your the tirtic had no idea they "I don 't remember the exact was presented that the defen- Steel , raised their prices. Fourth , ninny patients keep house that all doors and windows arc se- IN YEARS GON E BY were admitting, a man who dale , hut 1 fthink it "was the dant himself committed mur- "THEREAFTER realising in their homes or their offices curely locked. had been officially accused as end of I'M 1 ()»' early 1312 when der." Hocke reasoned that (he what the effect would be on (and I know at lcas( one one of the top war crim inals l.ubric 's instructions to liqui- evidence against Artukovic the economy generally, what traveling man who lakes an Ten Years Ago . , . 1952 of Kurope, And ever since then date all sick , weak and those was in the form of documents. the e ffect would be on all of oul fil along with him to what- " Two thousand three hundred volta of elec- attempts have been made, unfit , arrived from Zagreb. This referred to the many of- the other industries , if (his re- ever city he vlfiftsi n small , feeble, ficial decrees tricity bored two clean holes through t-hrcc In- some of them rather Another wi tness, Jcrko Fra- he signed incit- mained , the President did portable oxygen tank. When lo net him out of the United tovic , a guard at the Ustasha ing religious discrimination what ho could to, exert (as- things are especially difficult , ches of concrete on Fnmkliii Street between ) Mark Street and the Milwaukee Rond when Mis- States. Slano concentration cannp, tes- and prejudice. But , said com- sert the public interest and a few whiffs of pure oxygen missioner Hocke Try and Stop sissippi Valley Public Service Company high- I unload , Artukovic remains tified: "On She way to Brod , no live wit- the various branches qf the de- make up Tor the puucltj of Me Us. nesses testified against him. vol t age Ifhes were knocked to tlie ground hy l iving quietly near Long Reach , I sow Ventura Relink ,, the partments, various branches fresh oxygen a-eachiii R the By BENNETT CERF _„ for a time brazen- lasha who killed two Jews They couldn 't; they were all high winds. Calif., and . nnd departments of the cxecu- lungs. This can be achieved ly listed his name in the phone with a stone and threw their dead. livc branch Kugoiie F. Malhol has been named winner of the covemment nlso by a "positi ve pressure" John Stralcy tells of the stockbroker who book—Plymouth 5-1117 . He was bodies into the sea just be- wore brought into play. I breathing of the Meri'iinn scholarship ul the - University apparatus which for- was frying on a suit and (old the tailor , "1 THEY'R think he had a responsibility (o ces nir and i>( Minnesota. E ALL IN oxyjjen inlo (he think yuu might take these pants in about HOLLYWOOD defend and protect the public lung spaces. an inch. " The tailor .squelched him with , interest. Fifth , Ir the drug line, there "In this , , Twenty-Five Yea rs Ago . . . 1937 JAfc CHANDLKIt , Ariz. M—When "Q- Did you say t here was nre those directed toward business mister it's like in ;yours. 5^»- this centra l Arizona town put di- You should never argue with the tape ." The first batch of new all-steel ears being an understanding with Mr. lating the bronchial tree , nnd built at the Chicago & Norlh Western Railroad on its golden Jubilee, it faced BlQURh lhat steel prices would loosening secretions Straley, meanwhile, is toying with the no- an unexpected problem. Al- making shops here liti s heen completed and 14 of them not be raised '.' expectoration easier. tion of opening a brokerage office in a di- t hough Arizona hus the nation' s -A. No. loft in a westbound train for thn ' Kaple Holler Some rigible moored largest Indian population, the ""Q . 1 thought cases of emphysema above Broad and Wall Mills at New Ulm. you did say require no director couldn 't find Indians that Jusl a treatment, but ab- Streets. That way he'll always be a ble to Miss Eliz;i»)i'lli (.'. Millam. dauylHer oi Mr, minute ago. stinence with native costumes for the "A. The cfforl ( from smoking is im- sell stock for his client s above the ma rket. and Mrs. C, A, Millam , returned to Winona from hat was perative, Olher cases have pageant. made with (he union—the In ¦ Honolulu , tauslit ¦ steel be evaluated on i ndlvidua) where she has the ninth grad* union—was made wilh the fac- art stuclonls at Washington Intermediate School tors. If we say that w« have COAST GUARD WORK complete understanding of Ibe no sin we deceiv* our- for the Inst five years. ftelvet and the truth It not In ut." I John 1:8. steel executives that the gov- , ¦ LOUISVILLE, Ky. * — One ernment was bringing this Fifty Years Ago . . . 1912 of tbe few Inland station* pressure to keep the steel union maintnin-ed by the U. S. Coast nnd Mr . David MacDonald FOZlOPnzO Mr. and M rs, Charles Sninbury nnd daughter Guard is located at Louisville j^ WINONA DAILY NEWS Dorothy and .Mrs. William Bnmdt and dmiglttcr frorm raising their demands to on the Ohio Kfver. too high n level An Independent Newspaper — Established /S55 Virginia will leave for • a visit to the Pacific . , during that It was establithed in 18(11 lo whole period it wa$—the Coast. They will he met at Portland by Mr. ef- FUEL W. F. W IIITE G. R. CI .OBW .AY C, E. LiNnr.N rescue small boats caught in fort waa beinK Ihundt , who ' made so that Publisher Exec. Director Husin tssMar. noes on to the Elkd meeting. (alls rapids. the steel companies in turn J^^C ttnd Kditor & Adu . l>ireclor Miss Marie McLaughlin , formerl y ol Winona , II now operates because of would not have to raise (heir P?% % now engaged in photography at Freaport , 111,, heavy undertow at a dam and prices. i UUU' *-*—. W, J. COLE Aki>oi.i>n BUBMER H. G. I I VMKS i.s the cuest of friends and relative* In Winona. (he falls, and te enforce safety 283 1 * Maitaying Editor City Editor Circulatiov Mgr. of the heavy riyer traffic. *dv»rll«om«n» ¦ B. II. RAMCK F. II. K IAUUK . . 3. LOSINSKI Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1 887 Special^^^ Prices Compotitno Sn. t , Preus Supt. F.noraninir Supl. The debris; which remains ns a result of n ORTHODOX JOURNEV Don't Cut Corns ' M. G LEE G KISWOU ) G ORDO N H OI .TK serious fire which occurred at the Laird Norton NEW YOHhl ilPi - Afler a For Summer Fill Chief Account n-nt Sunday t'dslor mill is bchi K cleared awiiy. The origin of the "bon voyage" reception fi'ven Calluses, Warts — CALL US - fire is unknown , but it. was diacovored by a mnn by Archbishop Iakovoai , head M£MBKR Or TIIK ASSOCIATKP rUMS on lh« of the Greek Orthodox Churcli Use New MagicRub Off river about 4:30 in th« morninfl. Thouunih ol timltntn t«m lining Mini. .Several boys- who i»ave been viulting (h« load f n North and South A merica, <»/»iM»t, anil (ommtin %»«« now ttport «*t2g8f«» Waters ere doing a thrivin g business celling wa- a group of Greek Orthodox Mini^iiblni rttulii wlih an •miiini mw InimvUllon ihM ruhi I IIMM oil minlfHly WESTERN The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively ter lilies. youths uavr here June l on • f ni mthir W I IIMII ianm ial Mrni 'm hah Greece and for tutti ng, adit «r thmlvst. ittitt li to the use for republication ot all tho local pilgrimage to • » nn audience with Palrlarrh 'K^AWnlilP .W"lllM»J ««!"•„ «»l l «*l newi printed in Ihls newspaper as weU *i *1I One Hundred Years ' Ago .. . 1862 l>f.R.MA-S()IT ihn tolitm »>iil tllitoivn Good, Clean Coal A.V.i news dlnpalehe s . AtlienuKoras of Istanbul. The ihtiin inrminliiiB. >!»idjo i»m«vi growl hi Thi' semi- .annual flection of the officers of ' I'AT r nave out1 oi tiiose oiiys -\v nen you JUST can t patriarch Is the spiritual lend- io I IMI (hay tut >lgfi« tl, lasrln * ikin silky Top-Quality Fu«l Oil , »*iooih md infi. .Ho dim't lutfir »n»il>ir i Monday, Jun« r mil the tour will lake i«luc« «t I'r«iii« UnJno No. 7, souin lt> do anytlijng right?" er of all E«»lern Orthodoxy. MliMi«. Oti . DMMA>IOrT»i nil intuitu. - "* ¦! »n i » St. Cha rles 1942 - Agm m y Class Honors ' ¦mB^^^^^^^P^^^^^R^^^^^^^^^^^^^^K'm m¦j : MMMMMMMMMMMMMM& . KM^^^^^^^^^^I ML1 Superj rktendent ma ' '^^^^^$mmmmm^^^^aIrs. Leonard Anderson , St, Charles, was chairman. ' T ^^J^^SSASWAMBAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM ¦ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ V^^^ ¦1' * .wlmj8K^MMMMMMm\'' Pep in County ' MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMfiiF* MMm^^M^^mMmMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMm ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Schmidt ¦ Homentakers Hold ¦ ¦ . _: . . i ¦ ¦ ¦ ' "- ¦ - ¦ ' ¦ • ¦:¦ i . .,. Achievement Day Iogg. She Wore a ballerina-lengthi j ' Joseph SGhmidt frock of white : lace over pink taf- j , DURAND , "Wis, — Pepin County feta , fashioned with full skirt, fit- '; homemakers. held t heir first an- ted : lace bodice , scoop . neckline Wi-fe Married nual achieveBnent day Tuesday at and short sleeves. Her headdress:; Durand High School where 175 SURPRISE PARtY ... Members of? St. and sister , the Rev. and Mrs. Arnold . Schroeder , was a matching pink circular yell ; 50 Years Today women ! met to hear guest speak- 'iiatllieV.s ' Luth-eran Church corgi-egation sur- and son John, and three brothers. Leonard. EUr held 'by a crown of seedpearls. ' ers and see homeniaking denion- Joseph F. Schmidt are cel- gene and Robert Kirst and Rev. Menndcke's sis- She carried a colonial bouquet of j Mrs. ¦ .straUons.. .; prised the Rev . and Mrs. A? L. Mennicke. Satur- ebrating their " 50th wedding anni- pi.nk and white roses. • "Mn; Orrie Brunner, presider.v day evening with a 25th vyedding anniversary re- ter-in-law , Mrs. Victor Menrticke, Milwaukee, versary today. : . . -Dale Scheppat:;. . " I'nve.r Grove, ; of the county group and member ception in (he church assembly room. f . ,f; were guests, The Rt. Re\-. Msgr. Max Wurst " ' " was best man. Cshers vvere James : of the Busy Bees Homertiakers, Mahlke , right , is shown offering congratulations Mrs. Henry Ehmcke -and -Virs . \V. H. Nolle Kamish ..and Dennis Ojamper , I performed the ceremony in St was mistress? of ceremonies. Dr. to Pastor Menni cke as Mrs. Mennicke looks on. presided at the reception table and the Mennicke's Felix Catholic parish , June 25, ¦ South . St , Paul. ? . i ' Margaret Browne , assistant direc- .The reception followed a family dinner parly daughter,-;Miss Marie. Mennicke , cut? the cake, 1912. Attendants were the late Miss tor of home economics, coopera- ,- a at the home oi ih? Mennickes at . which Mrs. . donated by a member of the congregation. THE BRIDE'S mother wor* j Amelia Meyer and John A. Mey- live extensi on , service, Madison, ' '.:piipibni silk; dress. ) " (?. : Mr. Khmcke tnacle the gift pre sentation from the royal blue_ . er. Wabasha.: Wis., spoke on the importance of Mennicke s parents, the Rev . and? Mrs. I. . while accessories and an orchid ; , : congregation. Mr. and M rs. Schmidt had ?six the¦ famil y in today ' s society, 'Mrs. Kirs t , Beaver Dam Wis? , and her brother-in-law . corsage. The bridegroom's mother ; ¦ : ' children . Walter. Reeds ! Point , Oscar . -I. . . Sehick , Red Wing, wore :a coral silk faille dress- .with . Mont.: the late Mrs. Pat (Marie) Minn: , spoke on aging, from child- white accessories and orchid coir- Mr. and Mrs, William Owen '' ' ¦ Lee : Mrs. Robert «Rita\ Tibor, hood' on ,,; aji d the Pepi n County (Wehrfnbera Studio) sage. Yy . . ' " ¦ '1 ' Verna Przybilla v Rollingstone: Mrs. Ralph ' .Marga- Homemaker s presented ; a. -style ^ A reception from .1 to 5 p.m.was | ret • Pala's. Green Bay; Wis.: Mrs. show narrated by Mrs. Owen held at the home of Mr. and Jlrs.j (Lucille> ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' Roy J. Kujak: Karen Marks Philip Schurhammer, Wa- : • - Bi-ariyY. :;¦ ' . - A Kenneth .Watdliausei-; : South St. Y¦"basha . -and" ' Lake, ' ' Ar I eiie Barton .. .6 1 . Prince-ss . Darlene. . .Xisbit;. ers at the Bles sed Virgin 's' ; altar THE BRIDE, given in marriage .'Heart. Officers will be. installed . . , comers to Winona, are inv .iled to and "Fanis Anselius. '' skirt was 'fash ioned ' wilh a panel . by : her lather, wots a white-bouf- ;will be guests at the luncheon. . attend. , They may.tall Nil s. Robert ¦ dow n Ihe front with split side and fant floor-length gown of Chantilly CIRCLE B A y • . - ;- - ¦ - - . Pan!, for? additional information THE BRIDE , given in marriage . a large cabbage rose ? lhaf flowed lace over sal in. Tbe basque lace Circle B . of St. Martin 's Luther- ? children tc the Pettibone Beach by her. father, wore a white chapel into a chapel train. Tier silk il- leaves La Crescent at 1:50 p.m. LEWIS ANNIVERSARY bodice with V neckline and three- an Cluirch will meet at the horne ! length gown of Chantill y lace over lusion veil was highlighted with a ; quarter lenRth lace sleeves was of:Mrs. Bertha Grausnick , 417 i and will.-: start for home at 4:30 AVHITEHALL. Wis.^-Mr. a n d 1 ' . bridal bouquet taffeta. Her fitt ed lace petal douche, with Sequins ' trirnmed w ith seed pearls and se . Hamilton St., Wednesday at 2 p.m.! p.rn. The tb ree pick-up stop-s in La . Ernest Lewis will observe " "SU* bodice was designed with a . ' ' '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - • seal- and pearls and held by a silk or- quins. Her silk illusion .veil . 'was . - (Crescent ar& Oyerhouse Grocery. their 25th wedding anniversary loped s a bri n a neckline etched ganza cabbage rose. She carried |La Crescent Public School , aiid La with an o pen house Sunday from !held by a crown of seed pearls anc SWIM.MING PROGRAM wit h sequins -and seed pearls and a . 'cascad e of pink sweetheart carried pink ant LA CRESCENT , Minn. (Special) ; Crescent Furniture Mart. Kenneth 2 to 5 p..m. at- Oiir --Savior . Lutli-' sequins and she ' long s leeves. The bouffant ski rt roses and stephanotis. .white roses. The La Crescent Village Coun- i - .Nyberg . yvilL chapernne the. -;•. .bus . eran Cluirch ' basement, Whitehall. was styled with sequin edging ami -— ¦ ¦ Maid of honor was Miss Mellt- ' ' only attendant, was her sis cil started it s summer swimming I trips and also the group at the N n form;il¦ invitations. are. . beini cabbage roses flowing into ; the : . Kef . ¦ ' ¦ . ,. -Mondovi ,' -Miss Beverly Barton , . Kel ' program loday. the bus faking Y beach . . ' sent. ' .. '¦ ' . ' ¦ Chapel train. A lace crown of, ta Marks Ht: . sister ter . . . of the bride - She pearls and crystal drops held her . wore a nyJon JET¦ TO GERMANY silk illusion veil. She ' ' organza street-length d r ess in ' • ' : ¦ 'i ' carried a. . . . G-ALESVILLE , Wis. Special'^- bouquet of American beauty roses Mr . and Mn. Roy T. Kujak ^white with cap . sleeves , accenting ,; ¦ J ' ' from . Mrs , Albert Kricse! Galesville e!-. and carried a crystal rosary, g ift - , • ¦: - . (Klnj's Studio) . a pleated bodice arid satin binding . N*U\ «s ¦ " " R'P^int the s, ' . ' ementary i school ft r t grade of the bridegroom: : ( around the neckline and . at the # ' W^ ^^ A Daily Mews, June JO teacher , left Sunday to visit her waist and; two satin hows down The bride chose her sisters! Miss quets of white and y ellow can-na- ¦ soh-in-lnw and ciTughler Mr the back of : Ihe bouffant . . and Bernice Przybilla , Arcadia as maid ;. tions . Their crystal earrings and La Crescent Home, sliirl. ¦ Mrs. Vve4 Vnn Haden and Ma:ching pet^il douche S- . fam- of honor and Barbara Pryzbilla as | necklaces were gifts of I lie bride. highlight- ily .in . ', H cilhroijn, Germany. She Garden Club to Hold ed by a cabbage rose held her j bridesmaid. They wore 'orchid I uwta fj/. , girls Charlotte (i uzn ***** Flower , . 'fiew . directly .-. " from Chicaeo lo colored street-length shoalhsY of; hlush veil. She carried a-cres- Frankfort on the German jet' .air- daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Annual Flower Show cent cascade of turquoise and nylon organza fashioned with scoop Guza, Independence, and Beverly. ¦hner , - Luithana. and will visit in , ¦ white carnations. SHOP S ISP 'takl necklines short cap sleeves and . l.A CRESCENT, Minn. Special > } Hert vfeldt , daughter of Mr and l hat area belore going on To . Ber- filled bodices . The .bouffant ovor- ? —La Cresr-ent Home and Garden Bridesmaids w ere Mrs. .lames 'Mrs. ; .Mrs. - KtiRone Hrrzfeidt , Inde-pen- lin. Kriesel will.tour.Fra nce . skirls were hel d with bows, at the o( Ciuh will hold its annual flower Marviii Mork . Pepin , Wis., sisters 54 East Third St. < >""«%? > Switzerland nnd llnlv before re- denc-e, aie cousins the bride. of Ihe bride, and - ^^ensive ¦ ' waistline. Mat-ching . crowns tri m- ' ' ' show in uie I.a Crescent Metho- Mrs . dames Kecs , \ rf u - ^ - t urning In Ihe United They wore , vhite tloor-I . e n. g t h Durand , Wis. , ¦ ¦ ¦ State *, oh;the med villi crystal spears held their dist Churc h"July 17 from 7 to 9 sisier ol ihe bride- Uurrn Klizabrth. gowns of Alencon lace lashioned groom. Tliey wore goyns liner hlush . veils an . R ichard K ujak and Frank KM- ler and 3lrs. Charles Auenson ; rooms, where the bride 's mother o( l^ ^ ^ l . meU . cousins the brideg room publicity and posters, Mrs. War- greeted guesls in a Chantill y lace ushered. ren Farwell and Mrs. Ernest Pe- dress in aqua , and Mrs. Owon , in The molhe r of Ihe bride wore a t ersen ; tea (able, Mrs. Barge ancl a mint green sheath , multicolor .siienlh wilh while ,ic Mrs Petersen. Mrs , Leinlelder , Mrs. Kvaui s Motr , OUR PRICES ! ^^^^^^^vvvj ' Ellendale , ecssorios . The bridegroom s IIHI - l.a Crosse, will he official judne . and Mrs. N', E. KWen , Beaver (lie- wore a dusty ro.-fe colloit l?ire Mum . Wis., pnu r ed . Hostesses wore Mrs. Hugh Larger)! gav e a dem- , dress Willi matching; accessories. Miss Petmy Gilinoro ,. Minneapolis , Pardon our dust , but we must liquidate all ^j M ^MMm mmMM Bol h wore corsages ol pink ten ons! ral ion of flower arranging al stocks cominq f and Susan B rommer . Durand "Mrs , stocks immediately for new cs. I lie meeting Tuesday al He Jarlnis . o D ISCOUNT- ro.s Kneii (Jehrke , Alma , serv ed in. EVERYTHING 30° o to S0° »TDI1DTCllUrAR noon dinner for lili and a ro- Supper Club. Mrs . Rpy and Mrs, Ihe tHU A wedding cj»ke Waitresses ED . SO H URRY WHILE THESE SENSA- 31* 11 f\ I 3 " (or 2."i0 from 2 lo ."> p.m. Halph Jones were hostesses weir _ ce|>lion Mary Brominer ' TIONAL BARGAINS LASTI „ _ sWrft _ $lackf Shor*» were held at Ihe Arcadia Cicimlry , Durand. Rllen Blouj and .-\dele Suhr etc. Cluh. Tlie wedding cake, ni.Kle by , Fountain Cily. and a^^^^^^^ MM _ Beach Jackets — Play Sets , ICE CREAM SOCIAL Delia Jean F.lden Mrs . .lolin Motszko , centere-d liie , Beaver Dam. m/mmm/M Mm ; . Regular SI.99 to S3.99 value* — ALL garden flow- l.A CUESC1CNT , Minn. ' Special) Janet Priclcri and Barbara Pleti . bridal table. Assorted ' 0 ers were used on Ihe other ( ahles . —New Hartford school Mother s Mondovi , served ice cream. Gifts were opened by "^ Mrs. Rose Kupiel ?. Mrs . Albert Club will hold its annual ir-c Miss Diane Hud, Entire Slock H andbags """IV <:r ;ini social July 1 in tlie Eldon GilinanUin ; J ane Balk *<% Klonecki , Mrs. AloVsius Sk.hv Sr , , Kau I'lairr . Regular 51.99 to $4.99 Sellers — ^) — *" «P«$ Pagel pasture , one and one-ha lf and Mrs . William Couch , Mondav i J, j fr/L Miss Frances Painpiirh , Ar cadsa , EVERYTHING ' -~* ~^-~~ miles ea st of the New Hartford A u oddinc rehearsal supper was Fu- gesie ilertzfeldl , Mr> . Kvereit Kli- store. A relreshmeni stand will served al Joel's al Mondovi , June MUST GOI M** _ ^ mek and Mrs. Harry l.yg;i , In- open nl noon, Main attract ion will 10. with the bridegroom 's parents de pendence , aunts of ihe bride , be a hall giune al 2 p.m. with ns hosts. and Mrs . Leonard Marsolek , In- married men v ersus bachelor s Tbe bride i.s a graduate of Gil- de pendence were in charge of the There will also he horse S I UM- . man Ion High Schoo l and the ' bride- ' , I UNDERWEAR kil eben. children s games an e-ve-niii R groom is ;i graduate of Durand I .. .TTITIILv I slip* - Gowns - Rmby Doll* -Du»t. Waitresses were I lie Mi.ix's Juli- rhonse-up 'gaine and hon fire. Tbe High School , They vw|| he at home ALL MILLINERY AMILY-SIZE et ' Olson , .iutli Kulig, l>ornlhy public is. welcome. Proceeds w ill at the Owen home farm , rural ri, ' " ' *" | | JP #%Q5 \ M.trsolek , 'cousin ol Ihe briile ' . be used to supply school recrea- Durand . fol lowing . trip to Cana- SJSvWHILE THEY LAST SI*$2J)A <4?£m • • *£&>. -?-_ ^._ Independence , and Kathleen Thei- t ional and educational equi pment , da. ^_ ^ ^ ^ ^ sen. Kiln Slab y and ,lane .-Mils , I 1 $l-$2-$3 The wedding cake was ARE Arcadia. 0NCE f~- 1 Panties and Bras . Now 15<-50c-88« I JT st-rved by Miss l.uanno S-obnil.i AGAIN i-HP : d'uests were reg is(ered by Mi.v; Powerful high-speed her- - Built-in fhermoit Kau Claire. ( » PERMANENT ) __^ I GIRLS'to DRESSES I SS.99 big heat discharge • S«<9,V F AST installation Tbe bride is a gradual e ol ln Reg.ul«r values . . .. sites 3 fo requires no tools, takes 1 MMMMMMMm capacity | dependence High School amd was | *x .ami 7 t« 14 . . . YOUR CHOKE only minutes. -Arcudiii Ind SPECIALS employed nl ustries . / V ) WH ILE LIMITED STOCKS LAST . . . SUPPLY LIMITE D — H URRY Inc. The hridegroom nil ended Ar- \ Regular %V2 50 ../ I IMRRIT I I AC cadia schools and is eilgi igeii in ¦ » Easy Terms Arranged f.ii ining near Arcadia , where Ihe / CONDITIONIN G E ,,. N Our Entire Stock ^ WAV . 57 1/j , PHCC! couple will make ili <>ii ' liumc will fast at J | " £jo «PJb G & K ELECTRONIC itiii ece yy\ lh'.' > I } Reojular $14,SO / TAMARACK SILVER WEDDING Protein and Lipoidol Permanent Now $8 \ HAROLD C/VTES cmd WES KITTLE I SPECIAL BODY WAVE FOR TE EN\OERS . . . M \ AIU'ADIA , Wis. - Open house ^ No Sen tic dill ('luii ij r IV'liru Your TV or lltidio Set will he lu Id from 2 lo .'> |> m. a; /.« fiV./Miirrd in Our Shop. 'l.iiiimarU l.utbciaM l.'hiu cl i in lion All DRESSES - COATS -SUITS - Now 30% to$0% OFF 1 Lost Third Street Phone 3791 nr o( Mr. and !Mis. Novv al N J WAV ELAHD BEAUTY SHOP S W MIMIII ,llll\ I. ,Sil (lll ll i.ll )|)M I 140 1 Weit Fifth St. Phone JU4 ] tal ions ai e being ,-ciu. ' Building in Winona House of the Week 1M2 dollar velum* . . .$' WS,11» ..Residential ...... 201.229 Plumber License Commercial ...... 245,432 $4,089 Added Public (non- ¦' .y. taxable). ;... . . -...... ; 548,467 Exam Scheduled New HOUMS ' ...... Alt To i962 Gty Their value ,....., .$ 134.000 Winona plumbers were remind- Mdde^ Voluma samt date ed today of examinations for state By JULES LOH R^ 1961 .....:.,. : .V. $1,3?J,M» master and journeyman plumber's A covered arch portico* a flag- Building Total licenses? to be given Sept. 10.- - . iind stone entry porch, 4nd the illu- Permits for five residential and 11 at 8:30 a.m. in the Agricultur- sion of enormous frontage give this 'ent pro- al Building on the St". Paul cam- modest house the sort of dig- one commercial improvcrn nified . grandeur sought yy jects, with a total estimated con- pus of the University of Minne- by most yy^A4 ' ' '" ¦; 20th century suburbanites. ' ,089 -were is- sota. struction cost of $4 , Because of its L-shape, the side sued last week by the' . .-city engi- Conducted /by the Minnesota Contracting Go. ¦ State Board of Health , the exami- tt'all linear dimensions viewed neer's office. from the front walk total 80 feet The dollar volume of new con- nation for journeymen will . be on Garlan Polus Sept. * 30 and for master plumbers in the two car garage version of struction in the city this year now the plan. is $995.ili), compared with $1,378 - the following day, ' . , .Yet the- total width of the house :$89 at this time a year ago. There State law provides that in Wino- na and any other city or village is only 58 feet (47 feet in the have been 12 new house permits single car garage plan) . Also help- issued , six fewer than last year. in the state with a population of 5 ,000 or more and a waterworks or ing to emphasize the horizontal ILLUSION OF SIZE: The L-shape of this design provides side bedrooms, tw-o full baths, living room, dining room, family room sewage system, no person or firm lines is the architect's decorous wall linear dimensions ol 80 f eet, viewed Irom the front walk, and kitchen in 1,556 square feet of living are^T ' ¦» '¦ " ' ¦' LAST .WEEK'S pwmif* went to: use of brick and shingles. • . . • Meryl Nichols. 531' Gl-en .View can work as a master or journey- only while the house actually is 58 feet wide. It contains three New Home Construction Dr., Si;M9 for construct ion of a man plumber without a state li- THE PLAN is J-27 in the House •^ Roofing garage. . cense. .. of the Week series, designed by • Masonry • LACQUER ALUMINUM . Diana Shops. 54 E, 3rd Si:, $800 Applications for the examina- architect Herman H. York, If you want that new aluminum : • Repairs tions for remodeling necessitated by last must be filed with the board For ail its appearance of vast you've just ESTIMATES size the home garden furniture FREE week's collapse of a ceiling. Bruce of health by Aug. 15. , is well within the bought to keep its gleaming sur- JlcNally is the contractor. medium category—only 1.556 face for the rest of the summer— Arnold Schreiber, 1283:W. -' 5th St., square feet of living area. The Dial 6447 single garage would add ; and next year too—it s a good $700 for construction of a garage at Check Heating 24S idea to protect it -with a coat of 477 Wilson J670 Hanover St. square feet of overall area , twice non yellowing extei ior lacquei that for the double garage plan. Walter Porter . 754 K . . 2nd St., System Now $700 for construction of a garage. , Avoid Depth is 49 feet 5 inches. The design includes three bed- George Grupa . 76 Otis St.. $800 That FaU Rush rooms, two bathrooms. 1 I v. i n g for gara ge construction. room, dining room, family room ' John Fitzgerald , 64 Lenox? St.. Any plumbing-heating contractor . and kitchen. There is a full base- $50 tor siding . can - teJJ you that his busiest time , lpca(ed : in for ment with the stairs STRE installing , modernizing, repair- LOW LU the kitchen. PERMITS ; FOR gas-fired instal- ing oi- checking residentia 1 heat- lations -were . drawn . by Kraning's ing systems is late, autumn. THE FRONT porch flagston e ex- Sales & Service for Miss Jdart Kitt , The wise homeowner , says ihe tends right on inside to the foy- 425 Huff .St.,Quality Sheet Metal Plumbing-He ating-Cooling Informa- er—a truly functional foyer , in HOUSE PAINT Works for Lester Redrnann , 520 tion Bureau , sees to these mat- that it provides direct access not Lincoln St., and W. YD. Eleinsmith , ters during the summer and thus only to the formal living room 667 Grand St. is assured of getting what he but to the family room as well. Kraning's took pcrrrii ts for oil wants before Ihe big rush. While the view from the foyer L Valspar heating, ventilating or air con- Every heating ,system should be into the family room is a pleas- ditioning installations for. Victor checked for: proper operation once ant one, focusing on the fire- / Gilbertseri, 474 W. King St., Har- a year by an experienced eon- place, architect York has provided . old Woof , 1203 VV. 4th St.;. Mrs, tractor, a door for those moments when Ifichard Maxwell. 508 Glen View * the roorn develops that lived-in Gt.; -Dr. J. V. Wadden , ,12.69 \V. ROUGHEN THE GtOS5 look, most family rooms .. . acquire Broadway; Mrs. . John Druey, 309 Check the area uaidcr the caves as soon as school lets out. \V. Wabasha St.. and Cyril IJc'pin- and on other protected parts of And this room will indeed be ski , 20S ' .Steuben St: house siding before repainting to lived; in. It opens onto the rear see .whe.her the old finish is still terrace, and is developed in an MILLION STRONG glossy^ If it is, rougJien the surface open plan with the kitchen—the ; There are one million carpen- with sandpaper so that the new two most-used areas on any house, ters in the U. S.Y"and probably paint will adhere better. especially at this time of year. another ten million men who tin- HERMAN YORK is an archi- ker with wood on weekends and ' during ' "' tect who pays close attention to 'vacation. Few 'towns:-are so detail, providing those little (bey NEW FINISH FOR small do not Doast a trained touches which set a house apart carpenter. as; a fine . home rather than just ALL FLOORS a run of the mill: dwelling. the easiest Tj__^__w An ingredient used in the siirr Complete ¦;¦ 'A' -AM For example, the shuttered and ^ ^\ face finish on now autos to elim- diamond . 'lighted windows, and the brushing inate waxing is avaiJable now' dove co te detail over the window JBr ^': floors, ior¦ Seal Gloss contains. With the arched head and window: F?<* 'Acrylic" the wonder working box, give the exterior real resi- house paint JZ& - chernical. It does not yellow ^ is dential class. slip resistant and ends water Inside, note the curved Wall sur- spotting. Easy to app ly, resists rounding the planter in the 1 king ' ' " ¦ ' ' ¦¦ - ¦ ' ¦ • -- ' ' "' ¦' ¦ ¦: '' scuffing and .'nsts for months. room. Modern techniques tirade - ? : '- . -'' - . . . A ' ¦ - Use Seal . Gloss on vinyl to pro- tliis a .simple matter to build , and FLOOR PLAN: Sliding glass doors could be .' ' . 1,556 square- feet of living area in dimensions of ^Mmmm^' tect color and preserve beauty. it certainly relieves the .severity substituted tor double windows in dining room if 49r5" deep by 48' wide in -double car version; ?strajght of right angles and lines access to rear, terrace is desired. House contains 47' wide in: single garage plan '. 4 ti^ KT-W^ T»M DEP T found in most homes: *^^ *** paint ° GEO; KARSTEN Such finery doesn't at all indi- ¦ T67 Center St. PHONE 746ft cate the practical matters of space ' \V!*V>g ^i4m&^^ y and economy have been ignored , Mail Coupon for 'Bab Blueprint' ; y 4 however. ¦ - • ' -Full study Y pi an information on this architect-designed House ol )mS&?^®^' "5 TO I LLUSTRATE, the baJhroom The Week.can be yours no-vv. Ceramic Tile plumbing is bac!k-to-back hoth It comes to you in a handy folder with so a baby blueprint showing each floor and all elevations plus 'Tips on rooms can be served by the same Building a ' Rouse; " ' lines; and the single chimney han- . The price is only 50 cents. They re also available W A FLOOR PAINT THAt R EALLY B nt the information counter of the Daily - News ' pays! dles all the flues required for fur- . v yw ||| Winona Paint & Glass Co. ' Vour Cofor Carousi!; State ' ' v - : nace, . fireplace and . outdoor barbe- HOME PLANS, DAILY NEWS ¦l .up ' ecu grill. ^" .. ;r;®-: sfAi*i^ |. ¦¦ Please send rne a baby blueprint on Design J-27, We Deliver 55 57 W 2nd St. Phon e 36S2 A bay window, viewed . directly Enclosed is 50 cents. from the foyer, gives the living ItSnHj^^r^BfeEstimates. ;:I I room ia good , first impression. The ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ UNDERFOOT ¦ ¦ ; .;¦ ¦ ¦¦;; ;¦ living room—dining room ell is NAME ...... :¦ •; . . . . v . ..;¦;;. .^^ 28 feet long overall, large enough (please print plainly) to develop interesting furniture ar- : ^ S! : ~ ranemenls. Sliding glass doors could he sub- STREET ...... Wm. Sltveri 420 W«»t »th stituted for the double windows in the dining room , if access from CITY ..;...... STATE IFS HIGH TIMr the formal area of the house to I Ihe rear terraceJs important. For feot of living area. Single ga- general ventilation , however , win- rage would add 245 square feet dows -are - preferable and th* plan of overall area, or 490 square . as shown probably is more desir- feet for doubla garag*. Over- able. all dimensions are 4* feet, 4 THr" b-y ANOTHER optional change a inches deep 47 feet wide TO BUltD (sing homeowner might consider would le garage) or 58 feet wide 1 be to place . a door in the main (double garage). Phone 8-1002 bathroom so both the tub and lav- \ $ atory could be used nt the same time. Though somewhat less glam- for quick, orous, this would add to the bath- ~^T ' capacity . ^ LOW COST WAY! room s use A Happy House has reliable service • For any fl oor-—inside or outside A final suggestion by York is lo X at /JoL ^^ I use prefinished plywood or hard - HOUSBPQWMR V low ^' '^-^/ nS? WITH • High gloss finish that s.tays bright board on the foyer walls and fam- handy competitive ^k&3/ • Easy washing—will not water-spot ily room to add interest and re- ^ ^ duce maintenance. Vi prices! y \^dT- J-27 Statistics nsK Concrete Products A three bedroom ranch with * • Can't Rust • Can't Burn • Can't Decay RADEMACHER'S two full bathrooms, living ¦ MOORE'S PAINT PRODUCTS room, dining reom, family hi tn. - (ir\aoi] ¦'•' room and kllchen; lull base- , fErrr * 59. W. Third S». ' WB Deliver Phone 3339 Wykn 5 lJs353«^ '* w 'iii- > » " HUE , ment; with either single or i SS- ' f "i-ii^^* *** double garage. T <) (jfi/jfi t /rir* (rt* , „ "•*- «wim House contains l .SS& . wquare • Whai about your home? Doe* it have enough outlets to let you en- m-iWK*;*.m«; ,>,.•,*.- »-— j oy all the App liances you want to al one time , . . without unsightly CONCRETE AND CH IMNEY &LOCKS — extension cords? LITE-WEIGHT BLOCKS . .. \^( VMMIVWVIMVWWWVWWWWVW* . ly^ Economical fast ancl sirn- There are many new «nd differ- Maclc In the new modern OVERHEAD ent Until of cl eclrical outlets and p| e to «rect. Ma P *L ?<>* n garages ^fci 1 ,Jm. ' ' 9x7-ft., onr-CBr Wt 'll thaw you why FULL ate in wet ground. ^Sl.n.' , " S**^ ¦Wj SSk LiJpM HOUSMPGWMK SEPTIC TANKS " "™ $57.77 maliat a HAPPY HQfrSi MADE AND CESSPOOLS These are quality Bcctional wood .C/vCLaUdlV6UT K hygeiiic doom made by Ifran tc, Complete 16 X 7-ft,two-car sewage dispo- with rugged, ea»y-oponating hard- BY sal system that will noi. ware, Monthly terms nothing down. rust or rot. Made for per- , Slid flfl IvLINc ^L immencc. SPECIA L 1 one week only /0~^* mzcmtc ¥ ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 3373 Winona "Seming Winona for Over 4w «J8 Ma in Street Winona East End Coal & tW^/ M»*ike Half a Century" Jl 122 W. 2nd St. Phon* 5512 STANDARD FOR THRIFT . . . r«ll»bl« quality . . . fivlptul service * Cement Products "Llcinstd Bonded E ltctriciant Co. " 901 Eo«t Sanborn Street Prion* 3319 ve+mmmmmMmmmmmammmMmmmmmmmmmmammmViX w +ammimtii i ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦¦ M ¦¦ , ¦¦ mi > F ¦ m ¦ » Antibiotics Aid Trees Interested in Antibiotics are helping trees, as in the- rain they may be even ' S rmf ^a^ ^ * ^ tm , well as men iand beasts, to stay more dangerp-us." HOME — COMMERCIAl -- INDUSTRIAlT. healthy. In porthern Idaho forests, Out door Grill The inspector said it was. impos- •*! Resilient Tile? two wonder drugs, Phyteactin and sible for him 1o enforce grounding Actidiebe, are reported winning a rules for all devices that could be I WIRING y battle against blister rust, a kill- ¦s3^Mil8sjii Motors Need dangerous but urgedithat any per- ing, cancerous fungus growth. ' ¦ ¦ son o wning such equipment call Here Aretypes About 80,000 acres of white pine I ;¦• -"? . ' - . .- By A. F. SHIRA I ding an ', .electrical contractor to insure W forests have been sprayed with Groun that it is properly grounded. . " By AP NEWSFEATURES these antibiotics since 1957 with Some Lewiston Flower. Show Notes In , \ WHENIf iltH i111 Ftesilient floor tiles continue foi Y Warning of hazards involved . 1 i^J^X** such success that foresters expect Flower ," -.shows ' are intriguing to most people who love color and operation of electrical devices— CHECK CA.LKING ^^. rank high on the list of best-sell- a 250 percent increase in white artastic arrangements of flowers arid foliage. ¦ ! One way to help your exterior ing do-it-yomsdf materials. including portabl e outdoor grills j BUSINESSMEN 1 pine production in the treated " The show we visited last Wednesday in the Public School Audit- with motor driven spits—without paint job last longer is to be sure l !f f| "Their continued popularity is? due areas. ' .- , Lewiston Minn,, was no exception It was held by the Flower : that moisture is kept out of all ¦ ¦ orium , . proper -"grounding devices was giv- (o their ease of application, even - ' -¦ j . . . *Y Society and though the season hasn't been too favorable for some of cn today by George .lessen, , c ity j gaps in siding by filling them with by those who fi nd other, handy- ¦ ¦ calking compound. Check these , PAINTING GALVANIZED STEEL the garden flowers there was a good representation. electrical inspector. . ' ¦:) man chores too? difficult to tackle. Several specimen blooms of delphinium -we're: very-good . ' - though, places to see whether calking is TOGETHER Here are some facts about the Here's how . to get .? a lasting . . Jessen emphasized that state ? ... paint, the season is far gone for peonies, some especially Tine late ones were law requires that all portable elec- j1 needed: the juncture of wood sid- 1^^^ J | better-known ¦¦varieties of resilient 30b ori galvanized metal gut- ing and door and window frames, floor tiles: • • • ters . and pipes. Remove all on display. Some of the rose spe-. trie toels lie grounded in aceo rd- j cimens were very good , though a ance with safety provisions of the !j sidin?g and masonry, butt joints of ASPHALT Low in cost and loose or peeling paint with a wire sidin _g, bases of pillars , wears well. —Can be used in be- brush and use, steel wool to re- Property Transfers few that were on exhibit showed National Electrical Code. A three- ' spaces \ a lack of good conditioning. A • wire cord , three-wire plug ahdyaround? utility entrances' and the ]ow-groiiad levels and on concrete; move all rust. Be sure the metal In Winona County -like ' ' surfaces. Should, not be used out- is free of loose dirt and oil' or ! The arrangements, on the whole, threcTwire receptacle of t h e " doors Where there arc tempera- grease. Then brush «n a coat of WARRANTY DEED i were very good aiid displayed con- grounding type are necessary. j , turc ' extremes Must not he clean- zinc dust-zinc oxide paint or a pri- Earl R. Boiler . Jr. lo . Richard W. siderable adaptability in the use Jessen said that lie has con- ; . Sct-ibonovcr—Lot 3, Block 3, E. R. Boiler 's ¦ ' ed or polished -with any product mer designed for galvanized steel. 3rd Add. lo Goodview? of such flowering shrubs as the demned man\- portable tools and . . . the com crsatwn quite ollrn gpt.s around to re- to ¦ containing oils or .solvents. Special After this has dried use either the . .A^arlha Biiehs Ruby Nowlan el" mar- ? double mock orange and . the red outdoor electric devices that failed modeling and how promptly and efficiently wiring ¦y. . ( ypes ol asphalt tile are grease- same paint that you' applying io Lb.! 6, Bl Simon's Plat ol AHiira. ing classification ih the Lewiston ' '.merited , "It is just as dangerous ] to. walk on and virtually noiseless, James F. Heinlen et ux to Home Buy- show. BUILDING CONTRACTOR BAUER jS you Ihe manufacturer's ers. Inc,—E, 25 ft. ot Lots 2 and 3 and to use these motors ungrounded as j c disregard Phone 8-1059 225 East Third Street Telephone 457S Eesistan t Io acids and most stains. VV. 33 ff. of Lots 1 and 4, Block 135, O.P. any other portable tool or motor, instructions regarding the applica- ' WE R ECALL «me of the shows j 304 Lake Street .Almost slip-proof. Should not be tion of the adhesive. o< Winona. If these grill motors are left out cleaned or polished with products Louis Papenfuss e»: ux to Horton N. held by the Flower Society in the If makes a difference how much Frauenkron—Lots 4 ,' - ' S, « and 7, fractional containing solvents. . Inclined to M. part ol Lois -3 and:», Block 13; Lots past during the month of August fade when exposed continuously to adhesive is applied and how long 5 and ? 6. Block 14. Plat of Dresbach when more varieties of flowers bright sunlight. the manufacturer tells you to wait ciiv: - . - were available. The glad s at these before placing the tiles on the ad- " Mildred C. Brown ef . al to . Harry M- CORK: — Easy to walk on. Has Brenden et ux-N. .?4 ff. of Lof 5, Block snows -were very fine specimens a luxurious, appearance. Excessive hesive. . . . - , : . 4.3, 0.P. of Winona. and in good numbers; Not only The most common mistake of Delbert Bllian ct al to Emil J. Holl— spikes of excellent qual- ¦ ¦ use: of water shouM be avoided. N'ly 80 ft.: of Lot *, . Block I, O.P. to were the ' , • • May or ? may not be' waxed. Pen- the amateur is to apply too much Winona. ity, but the conditioning was good etrating: floor scaler sometimes, re- adhesive, which later, will result Olive Sveen et ai to Lloyd C. Salisbury as well. Irt fact , they would have " ef ux-E'lv, »' » of Lot 3, Block 13, Bol- . . commended for easier mairaten- in a: seepage through the tile com's Add:?. :ia Winona. ' - done credit to? any show. In the . ' " . - ance. joints. Aside from that, putting Thomas CY Mason et ux . 1o tone A. 1959 show , there were more min- Kram et mar—Lands In Subd. of Sec. 20- " - - LIN01.EUM — Economical and down floor tiles is easy. 307- 7, - iature glads exhibited than we .had . Catholic Charities, Diocese of Winona, seen in any show, and they were Inc.. to Central Lutheran Church—Lot 2 quality. jnd N'ly 25.23 f|. of Lot 9, Block . 123, O.P. of fine -to Wlnone. Garden flowers:such as the an- Jamei Larson et ux to August H. Gens. nuals are, pf course, more plenti- mer el ux-Part of NW'.V of SEVi; Sec. 3-107-8. - ful later in the season and help Mary Zablnski to Adolch W. Schildknechl to make the August arid, early Sep- «l ux-Lo? 12, Block n,' . Hamilton' s. Add. colorful and io- . Winona. . tember shovvs more ~ " ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - . Builders Land Co. to, Norman N. Luech at the same time increase the §|§§||l^s ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ et- ux-Lot 17,. Wcstdale , Subd, to Wlnpna. number of entries, which ,, of Hl^^B * AM - "" i I V ^H ^^H , Lena " A. Boysen et . «l to Earl Chris- l^^ tophorson et ux—N. 8 rods of S.' -i- ' rbdi course, is. always to be desired. and Ul .ft; of E. .10 rods of SE'-i of SW"< In one of the previous shows held of Sec. 33;104>8;"except S. 1 rod ol W. 72 ff. thereof. Y by the Society two of . the special Earl R. Boiler Jr.. to F. Leo Anderson award winning arrangements were ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ et ux-Lot 5. E. R. Boiler 's Add. lo Good- - ¦'"'' " ' . - . - ¦mr, - ' " : ' " ¦ ¦ ¦ "' ¦ ' ¦' ' •' "¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ' v " - ' ¦ " - ¦ ' ? . : . . ? -- ' ¦ - . • ¦ . ' ' ' . ¦" ¦ '- composed: of annuals , one of zin- :. Cn^ . ^_. ___V- 'AW - " - • - . • . . . . view. . .. -: . ¦V y . ' ¦^ r ' ' • ' Wilbert .Zimmerman

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Kierlin , 109 Man- will be 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Earle Chadwick , Rapid City, cloudy ....82 54- 49 Caroline Henninjj Schroeder, He Alma, after a long illness. . in the southern th ird of the state kato Ave. . Stanislaus Catholic . Churcli, the Miss Clara E, Budde St. Louis, cloudy . . . . .86 63 1.36 s peril his youth in this area. Msgr. N. F. Grulkowski - ' occurring in scattered showers . .'" ' Mrs. Fred Strange, 1011 E. 4th Rt. Key. WABASHA, Minn. (Special )-: The former Anna Thewis, she Former Gity Salt Lake City, clear , ;9(i 5S ' . ., He was married April 20, 1907, officiating. Preliminary services \Vas born March 1881 in Eagle Val- and thunderstorms after the mid- ? St . ' Miss Clara Elizabeth Budde. 82; San . Francisco , cloudy 57. 5L .. die of the week. . to Christin e Haase at Alma. They will be at 8:30 at Watkowski Fu- died at 12:15 a.m. today at St. ley, near Fountain City, daughter Engineer, Dead Seattle , Clear ...... 81 57 ' .. farmed in Trout Greek. Town cf neral Home. Burial will be in St Elizabeth's Hospital of complica- oV Carl and Margaret Regeth Washingto n , cloudy . ; .. 87 72 ,. OTHER BIRTHS Alma; from 1910 to 1945.. Mr. Mary's Cemetery. . . . cations? She; had been hospitalis- Thewis. The cou ple. farmed in the Earle K. Chadwick, S3, Winona '. - ' ¦(-T^rrh fc/' - -' WINONA DAM LOCKAGE Schroeder also did carpenter work The Rosary Society will say the (Speciali ed since March i;). Alma area and?Weston , near Me- city engineer from 1920 to 1!M5, HMI Y RIUCP Ri ll I CT1U KELLOGG, Minn . - in Alma and W inona. Rosary at 6:45 p.m. today and ' nday nft-er- Plow—39.400 cubic feet per sec- and Mrs. George Eversman , She was born Aug. 13. 3879, nomoniei returning to Alrna about died at Owatonna -Sti Flood Stage 24-hr. Mr. lie was a Town of'Alma-super- Msgr. Grulkowski at 1: 30. Friends daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gherdl 15 years ago? noon after , an illness of two ond at 4 p.m. Saturday. a daughter at St. Elizabeth's Hos- may call after? 2 p.m. today. Stage Today Chg. Budde. She lived on the home ¦ ¦¦ ' Thursday , Wabasha June 17, ./ , visor and served on Trout Creek Her husband died exactly one months; Red ' Wing ...... 14 '•, ' . 5.0 . - — .2 pital farm with her brothers Joseph ' 1:45 p.m.—James Bowier thre* . , Wis. — Mr. and S c h o ol Board . Mr. and Mrs. Ed de Groot month before Mrs. Schmidt , May He is survled by one son , Miles Lake City .... ?:.. ., ...8.1 A-1 LA CROSSE - Schoeder celebrated their golden and Tony until they moved to Wa- : .• ' . and a daugh- • barges, downstream. ; Richard Langowski , 559 \Y. Groot , 74, 2-t, W2, . " of Corvallis , Ore.^ Wabasha .?.. .,.... 12 7.5 —.2 Mrs. ¦wedding anniversary at Tell and A service for Ed deY basha 12 years ago. . ¦' Steven (Gertrude ) Lah-ge, T.W" ' 5:15 p.m,—Dre

er-in-law and sister; -Mr, and Mrs. V ' '^ ¦ Clement Ressel, who had left ' home Sunday jo attend a 'celebra- STARTS TOMO tion at Holnien. The Resscls had RR^ seen him at 10:10 a.m. just be- fore leaving and he also was seen walking along the railroad tracks , A ¦ ,, i at ' '12:20 .'by Joe Seveririske: jnair . v^S-:iHiA gj* C •* liBHI ^3!B 5i Mr. Wiersgalla was born at C l IT Janney Chimney Rock Sept. 22, 1896, to 9^L Only 1 Best and the former 5 John Wiersgalla - A A Time Sylla unmarried S IIJI _m^_ __Mm^MMMMMMMMMMMMmt Anna . He was and worked as a day laborer in the community all his life. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ; ^^^ ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ' ' ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ '¦ ' ¦ ' " ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ? ¦ Survivors are; Five sisters, Mrs. ' - fjW ¦ '¦ ¦ ' ' __ : ' -%_&' - A» ' '¦' ' ¦ ^ ¦ f . Y ^ Mike (Frances) Ressel, Mrs. Pe- ter (Teekla) Kloss and Mrs. Leo (Polly) Breska, all of Arcadia , Mrs. . George (Praxcda i Gam- J roth, Galahad . Ontario, Canada , I s and Mrs, Clements (Maggie) Res- ! LssfisSss- set, Independence: two lirothers, f Sam, Independence, and Paul , 5 fe We Will Expertly Dry Clean, Press and JB Eau Claire. \ Funeral services will be held ¦ Wednesday al 9:30 -a.m. .it Ss. Pe- Return in a Clear Cellophane Bag ... 8 ter and Paul Church , the Rev . ¦ Edmund Klimek officiating. Burial ANY MAN'S or LA DY'S 2-PIECE ¦ will be in the church cemetery. ANY LADY'S PLAIN Pallbearers arc .John Breska , Al- bion Wiersgalla, Alex Kloss, Clar- ence Shiga, Stanley Ressel and Donald Kloss. nnd Anton Sylla . banner , Rosary will be Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Kern Fu- neral Home . Joseph Hegy GALESVILLE, Wis. — Joseph Ho£y, 03, pnrtner in a Galesville restaurant for many years , died Sunday evening at n La Crosse hospital after a long illness. lie was br>m Jan. 15. 1H7P, in Stockton, son of Mr, anrl .Mrs. Charles Hegy. Tic married Tina ¦ ^^' s Lund at Lewiston Feb. If), 1001. ¦ Here's the CASH-ond-CARRY Dry Cleaning SPECIAl of tho - ^^ ^*^ ^^ • 1 HH| AWMMt, B r^fcBA. Ho and his wife operated a Gales- lain DRESSES ^ MM ^^ ville restaurant unli! tiny retired 5 yoarl Gather up all your family's SUITS ond p Jk ^^ | ^ H ^^ _^^ ! am and have thorn expertl Dry Cleaned now a) a -fraction '" _mf^g^^to 50^ on named-brand ln 193R . y flW. .^L^L^I HI ^B ^M MM 5 w^- Survivi ng pre : His -wife ; one ) M_ the regular price. Each ii- a regular SI .60 value — here' Tfc^ WM ^^M H | ^B ^ B ^ K m son , Laure l Hegy, Onalaska; one '^^B^B target-tagged ¦ your chance to save 31 1 on each garment. Thii aentalioncl A \ LQJ^$^ merchandise dinir;IUer . Mrs. Peter ( Hniinie ) J^^ ^Ma ^Mt ^^B a^B H ^B^iT tt Jmvl ftarc'w*r Slafhas , Downers Grove , Nf.; ¦ offer ft GOOD ONLY at Randall's Cash-A-Carry Pickup $)v mJ^' ln 0Uf three brothers , ttlmcr, Cialosville; WL_\ W^MM ^*MM ^MmW " « *to re \fihmn tion, our Main Cleaning Plant at 164 West Ttiird St. in «S ^^^ K - U m^r ^ ^^ S ^ Frank , Onalnskii , and Wen , La Jj ^M ^^^^ Hk B ' you buy quart* or gallonm ot Crosso, or our tonveniont Drive-In Window at tht rear \ ' A[N!^ r* l| and six grandchildren. S Wino na, ^_W MMMKn Mm BB ^B 5 A serv ice will be Wednesday at our S 2 p.m. at Smith Mortuary, Clnlps- g| ^^^^ E a^B a^B aaB ¦ villR , the-Rev. Bell, moderator at Galesville 's Presbyterian Church , SS SPECIAL LAUNDRY BONUS ¦ Jamiey Best officiating, llurial wjll bo, in Pine ^ JN_\ _\\\__\KB , x ^NaSn fet Cliff Cemetery, Galesville, ^ Friends moy call Tuesday 7 lo I) hnrd wa:e p.m. and Wednesday until 2, S aiound thc jluulsc {cms | US l"l^^ v Ky AtoTOF~fn6 itylO Bf < P ma »y Mrs. Frank Schmidt J^ L^L^LJr at bi g d/s - ALMA , Wis. (Special) - Mrs. DRKS V^ Som c items arc absolutcl Frank S«liinldt, Bt , Alnin , died at I i@» ^^^^^T i'V-. y/rpf.' counts syhen you buy quarts C I '' — > llcre's your chance to get thc or gallons = jj i V of Janncy Best H n^^-^A:? CARRY finest fl ,ia]it y Paint r r a!1 Pai nt. SHIRTS } m "d m JmHnu3v7 I ° fiVY IS / iw\ nAm D*mr m™^_^_ i y JVW^ r*^c *Ay *ni»t* »i these giant savings today ! HOW^ ^J^ / 1 u$ our money ! I ^ | MM a^a^^B a^^^iBaf I Ba^B^Lr i j We'U ftirnwh up t» $600 oi ! I IB Laundered BBB c »8fln»iWepl(\n.Yourep(iylntoT, Jj BJ 4PP* S J ' Qsw : »^lo„ S : DADD BROS. STORE I! 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'feci like we deserved to win ' i But relievers Ray Moore , Dick ; shore up the mound corps. Picis, earned run average? at 1.96. Y [ series Tuesday night , prjrnafily as Th» Twin*, rallied for two runs ! ing the stretch, ' ' Sti gnian, I^e Stange and Georges 4-2with the Twins last . year, was ! a reliever, but "if 1 heed a starter, in the last «f the eighth to take league hitting leader has collected Mele hasn't had much occa- j two g ames today, " Mele snorted . .!¦j ' " '" ;¦ Maranda couldn 't check the Angels ' Sent to Vancouver this spring. . . , Mel* said h* plans to use Pleis, [he 'll start." . . a 6-5 lead in the second game only enly three hiis in 34 times at bat sion to he mad this season the - 'When you go into the ninth with the weak-hittin g , who will join the club in New to blow :it , as Joe Koppe homered late-inning rallies. . ille was 5-3 with To make room for pleis, the "i- ^nd his average has shrunk from way his Minnesota Twins have ' leads twice and can " t hold ' them , ! Mountics and had the; PCL's best .' Vork for the start of a three-game Twins optioned righthander' . Jim of/ iVlOore and Moran hit his sec- the top of the ond liome run of the day. Moran .360 to .328, still good for third in b-een hovering near then ; what kind of; ' pitching is Stigman (3-2 ) did strik« out ¦»¦»-»——" m^mm ^m. m «. ¦»»» -»*»¦ ¦¦ ¦¦*»¦-- .»¦». Donbhue to Vancouver. Donohue j I - | LlXTUT_rU>U1-rU~Lrirrj-_rL * l ~*"''"l "r'i r — — — | the league. American League heap. thnt?"' . six baiters in a two-inning stint in was obtained for pitcher Don Lee also homered in. the third inning of , the first game. Sunday evening Sam was mad- i 1 the second game, but he also got in a recent trade . with the Angels. XYi" Twins had swept four had just suffered their !A. Starters Jack Kralick and Joe tagged lor the Angels' winning Reserve catcher Jerry Zimmer- . The Twins . ] The Twins lost the first game doubleheaders and split another first doubleheader loss of the sea- i Bonikowski worked well enough to run in the? first contest and: was man ,, who had a single and double Despite Win. Kralick permitted only one I M Sunday when the Angels' Albie in the second game, was lost for i before Sunday 's showing. son to the Los Angeles Angels, 3-2 j charged wit h that loss. Pearson scored from third on Leon .!' the double setback , the Minne- in 10 innings and 7-R: run-^-a home run—and five hits in 10 days to two weeks when he suf- ' , 1 Y Maranda . '1-2 gave : up Bill y Wagner's sacrifice fly in the top cf fered a dislocated and split middle J s^tan s remained in second place It wasn't so much that hjs Twin s severa innings in the first game ' 1 the 10th- . li, games behind Cleveland. j befor-e being lifted for a pjnehhit - Jlora n 's game-winning home run . fi n ger on his right hand when j 2 had lost two games that mad* '¦¦in .the ' top of the ninth of the sec- Y : ; ¦!' 1 The five-game three-day Los ' ' got winged by a foul ball. The wound .. ' The Twins both their runs ter. . Bonikowski Blanked Los "' ' ; : - ¦ ) ' Nele mad, it was how they did it. : Spcirls¦ . - - ¦ : fans , ond game and took the loss. . :. :. " ' required¦' ! Angeles series drew 85. HO . :> in the seventh \\-hen th ey broke up , four stitches to close. iAngeles on only three singles be- \ . ' nine They held one-run leads goin-g fore running into trouble in the The Twins announced Sunday a no-hit hid by Los Angeles' Ken Zimmerman did not accompany | crfmpared with 55,551 for all I sout h j McBride. Earl Bailey's -double ,':) the team to ? New Vork. '; Angel games here last season. i ntp the ninth inning in both games : sixth inning of the second game night the recall of , paw Bill a and couldn 't, hold on. Tlie relief , ? Pleis from Vancouver of the iZiolo Versalles'' single, two: walks ! Rich Rollins' batting slump con- ; Sunday' s crowd totaled 35,451, ^ whent LA got to him for a pair of .' twin bill- here. pitching simply . collapsed 1 ' iruns. '•" ' ¦:• - • . Pacific Coast League to try lo. Page 12 Monday, Jun» IS , 1962 j and- -ah error produced the runs.? tinued through eight , games, Dur- : record-. For a Sunday

fMl ^^^ y ^ .w v • ¦ 'T| . ¦* V v T; ^^j'^'^S'/":' A-y' " ' ' '<' v*y;X?"- .f .;Jg. '*;• .<1 ^ ^^^^ yw ^^^'^^ :v ^- '::;"'^:mw&AAAmsA' ^mw^AmyyAmxAAm'AAysA:.^S-r;:Y;:':KY^'Y?YY: ::Y;'::Y:. Y:YY-.' :;:y;S wmm^y^mm& ^m^^m^^^^M^kmm^&kmiWA^M^^^^^k- NATIONALS HERE IN FUTURE? B EAT DODGERS 12-TQ Ski Meet Pleases Many Robinson Reds By GARY EVAN S that we ve. ever been at ," echoed Sugar; Loaf squad. They handled to : see tlie -meet here." . her husband . Jack , who served as everything like professionals. " SUNDAY' S ; performance was Dai'y News Sports Writer ch|ef judge. ''When I speak of The meet.which drew over 200 highlighted by. .the sho w of expert's ' ''Ah- excellent tournamient. " . ; tournaments I'm also including the contestants , al so led to talk of the at lliey end . of the day s events. reak •Trick Jumping, trick skiing and St future. In Hot ' of Janet Nationals and that' s no lie." . . That ? was the opinion .-' "I would say that Winoria would the big cro-.vd-pleaser ' . of the day, By JOE REICHLER | from the Pirates. Rookie Lou Ostberg. who served as second paced the Cubs in the sec- "THE MEET was run oH' ex- have to be given every considera- kite-skiing, entertained the ' fans Associated Pres* Sports Writer j Brock chief judge , for the Sugar Loaf Ski ' ond game with a single , double : eell-ently for a firsl aitcmjil by a tion as a future spot for the na- that jamnied both sides of the lake. National ¦ Squad' s open water ski tourna- club, " Janet commented. "When tionals , " Ostberg stated. "The lo- Leun Baudiri soared up lo 70 : Frank Robinson , the j and triple as right-hander Cal . . ment on Lake Winona . Saturday League's rnost valuable player of j Koonce gained his fifth victory. you figure that we had 100 people cation is ideal. The lake is just feet behind the tow boat power- hot. 1 and Sunday. register on. the day of the meet , perfect , and there is adeq uate ed by two motors. Several times 19S 1, is in the midst of a the Phillies got only three hits ? streak that may not only carrr ; the opener "Thi s was by far the : biggest you have to expect some confu- room to accomodate the specta- he came swooping across the MVP off St. Louis pitching ih tournament in number of entries ion. You eari't say enough for the tors. I know that we would like shore; much to the -delight - of the him to his second straight but . one. was-.a two-run homer by children and horror of the parents. award but also bring the second Don D>enieler w hich was (he mar- In regular competition , John Ost- straight pennant to the Cincinnati gin -of victory. Chris Short went berj';. 13, ..'added another feather to Reds. Y- y - the distance for his fourth ; tri- his cap as he placed second in ju- The Reds, afler a wretched umph? Curt Simmon s won ' - - - his ' start , were hanging doggedly in nior. boys tricks. , be eighth for the Cards in the night- the race today , seven games - cap, Yaided by a four-run seventh JCDY BALL of White Bear Lake hind league-leading Los Angeles at the 'expense':' - ' of -joser Dennis was a double winner as she skiied after taking , a 12-10 slugging BeneltY . to firsts in women 's slalom and match from the Dodgers Sunday. junip, - - A- Four homers , two of them .by Rob- She was the only double winner inson , '.'carried the Reds to victory- . yesterday. W i no n a performers Robinson 's homers, his 10th and Were shut out over the two-day llth of the season, drove in fou r tournament. . - reflecting the strong rims and gave the Reds fresh mo- ¦ ¦ ' _ ' !*^r> «>>w ¦ _ they had squan- field .of outside entries. mentum after ¦ . Paul Blumcntritt - ' and' " ; Chiick de-red an early 5-0 lead. - . • -. K17E SKIING . . . Leon Baudin (above) comes ashore after American League Biesanz turned in the best perfor- ' mances. ' Bkimcntriti almost had a ? soaring up to 70 feet with his kite. Several times he sailed over San Francisco's Giants rJefeated W. L. PCt. «B Spahn and the Milwauke Cleveland . YY... . <0 IS . .SM . win in Irieks but he spilled off the crovVdY. He perfornied as part of tlie show of experts which Warren MINNESOTA ...... 41 33 .561 l' i his skiis on alio final lap, highlighted Sunday's events at the water? ski tournament on Lake Braves 3-1 to clirnb toWithin l'i Los AngDlcs ...... 39 31 -J51 J'-i games of the Dodgers. Pittsburgh New.Yorlc • .' ..' 35 J-9 .641 -) 'I could have won if 1 wouldn 't Winona. Jack Ostberg (below) , who served as chief judge of Baltimore ...... 35 34 .SM « clropped a doubleheader to the Chicago '. ... 36 34 JOO Y t have fallen;' Blume iitrilt , notice- the tournament , takes time off to gel in a run -\vith the kite. This ' ¦ , 4-3 and 8-4, to fall Detroit- ?...... : 33 33 .500 . * • • ably angry with him.splf, stated, Boston ... .. 37 J8 . .151 »- . ' ' was his first attemptYat kite skiing and he got up to 60 feet : j -s the pace, and only ' ¦ ¦ "1 can 't understand what made me 6>. - ganie. off Kansas Cily.. ? Zl *fl . 'Mt i». . - - (Daily Photos) fourth- «4 .353 It fall . I've done that turn around News a half game in front of ihe V/ashington ? 34 . pl ace Reds. St. Louis split: with :¦ ' SATURDAY'S RESULT ? maneuver dozens of times and nev-. , Winning the second New York 8-4 , Detroit 4-s: er fallen. YMay be 1? was too sure Philadelphia SUNDAY'S RESULTS . won New York 9, Delroil 7 (21 Inning*!. of myself.;" '" - ' . game, 5-1 . after the Phils had tbe opener , 3-1- Bain came pour- Los Angeles 3-7, MINNESOTA 1-t (first, 9-2 10 . innings). &IE5ANZ HAD a good series of Pepin Wins irsg. down, during the third;inning CMcago «•!. Kansas City I-J. jumps but was nosed out ?by T. game in New York Washington 3-1,. Cleveland 1-4 . of the first Boston 3-8, Baltimore 1-5. G? C.liiloni of Port Edwards, Wis. and washed out a scheduled dou- TODAY'S SCHEDULE "'I think wc can class the tour- For 3rd Straight bleheader between Houston and New York, at Oelroit. ' Only game scheduled. nament a success in every . .depart-? -' the Mets . . . TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE , - PEPIN . .-Wis. (SpeciaU-G tne . JUDGE AND WINNER . . . J anet Ostberg competed in tbe women's events had it not been merit except finances '' John Ko- Bauer , struck out 12 batters Sun- Robinson 's firs t homer enabled Cleveland at Detroit (2), twi-niqhr. prowski . president of : the Suga r regain the lead, 6-5, MINNESOTA at New York (night) . (ieEtl did not get the . cast,on her leg as a re- for her injury. Judy Pier , rain. NOVICE MEN SLALOM: I. Bob Angell, WINS CYCLE EVENT Braves only four hits as he oul- By JIM HACKLEMAN l in. the second. While the Tigers then another walk, Another Yan- Excelilor; 2. Rich Hedlund, Mlnneapolli; ( TODAY'S SCHEDULE 3. Phil Parsons, Fox Lake, III. COLUMBUS, Ohio AP) — Car- dueled the veteran Spahn. who Houston at Philadelphia (night). Asiciiated Press Sport* Writer [were catching up and holding on , kee run cartie across iii thc sec- INTERMEDIATE MEN SLALOM: 1. Rich rol Kesweber of Cedarburg, Wis., absorbed his ninth defeat against Nev/ York at Pittsburgh (night). -to , then Detroit pushed three in Othle 'rls, Waterloo; 5. Rkhard Mosman, St. Louis ' at Chicago. When it comes ? stagin g a a smccessipn of five Detroit pitch- ond the defending national champion six victories. MILWAUKEE at Los Angeles (night). Minneapolis; 3. Terry Hendricks, La Jolle, , ¦ histprj -making baseball produc- ; ers shut out the Yankees for 10 off Jim Coatcs in the third and Calif. was second Sunday in the Ameri- Ernie Banks drove in the 900th Cincinnati al San Francisco. . TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE • tion.., two . unkkdy .. candidates , for . innings before Heed ~ blasted Phil drew even against Bill Stafford JUNIOR BOYS TRICKS: 1. Tom Brand. can Motorcycle Association 's 1(M run of his career in the first game starring - rti ^i R-egan. ' ' " " iii the" sixth whe n" Bill """Brut (in ' YVrlcrloor 1. John - Ortbenj, - Wttrtt ««»r St. Louis at Chicago . '.rs would ho a third- LsKe. mile race helore od Totaii It 7 1! d Oreen.lf l a | Osteon held Cleveland to six bits out tor Mcllrlde In Bttt ; c Ran (or Aver-Ill In landsyou didn't expect to see this season. In- in Hie Senators ' victory, while *lh; rt.Filed out for Moore In tlhi »• Tolali IJ t t Ran lor Battov In 10th. a-Walkcd lor Fowlir In 4th; b Ran (or stead of a stay-at-horrce vacation or a skimpy Harry Bright chipped in with a LOS ANGELES . 001 OOO 001 1— 3 Killebrew In llhi C-Walktd lor VanalNi In tri p, take off with . homer and key single. The In- MINNESOTA 000 OOO 100 0— 1 I BIIII d-Jingled for Stlgtnnn In llhi e- ¦ ' RBI—Moran, Warmer, Rodgcn; VonalUa, Ran lor Mincher In llhi l-Walkid lor Mar- dians gained a split with the aid Mincher. C—Torrm, i l l PO A—Loi Anactei ft l a Traveloan for c.h MONTHIY MYMBNT NANS l llnei In Vn, <^O0«r J Y , 0,, of two unearned runs in Hie sec- 30-14 , Mlnnetota 30« and 1 happy memories at „ J^^IitJ n ond game. Chuck Ksscgimi , who T*o- [MINNESOTA , CJO 110 OrO— 4 tnat. LOI\—Loi Angelei I, Mlnnetota \7. RBI—Moran 1, Redgiri. ¦ that last far longer ? ^S^H.£zz!i- t-A?.. . ' Koppa, V»« Jj pr " homered earlier , scored the tying IB- Battey, Avrrlll. HR-Miiran. SB— Rolllnt, Venallea, Xlmn\erman 1, BaiMay, ^¦| a0 ? 5.74 $ 7.11 s !> .K «> $IH.:«), Coniolo. S—Vertallai ]. SF-Rodgcrt, Wag- Oreen. ' than the small run on Bob Johnson 's throwing er- B-Thomm, Alllton. PO-A-Lo« An- * ° ner. gelei lit, Mlnneiola I 31-11. OP—Power, Wtlk i ror in the sixth and Bubba Phil- Il» H R ER BB SO W^ monthly payments. 300 ]7 4 2u?> MM . fii.oi'l Venallai and Power . LOB—Let Angeln t, ^ 27.94^ 34.8-1 4R .7f> 90.7-11 lips then singled across (he *AtBrMa 7 1 1 0 t I Minnaiola t , Borrow confidently so* clincher , Frank Funk won in re- fowler 1 1 0 0 I 1 JB—rimmarman, Kopp*, Yoit, HR—Kop- I fc0 I 33,081 4ii«| r>8,0!>|io«.4«) ;, t a o e 1 ns the White Sox whipped Kansas W-Ch«nci (4 4). L-Sllaman (J-J), WP- Chance »•, e t t • l HOUSEHOLD FINANCE City, but the A's ended their los- McBrlde. u-Soar. nice, Paparalla, Kln- Uonlkowikl IU 4 3 J 1 1 T—1:04, , oamon. Stanna 'i 1 J J • I ing string In the second game , St' ) ) g j foiling Early Wynn's fot|r|l) bid omin « o MOUND ARCHER WINS l-Mcora t l 1 1 • 0 "Wlierc Qunlitu IMhang Is NOT E*pcn:iiwc " ^jr ?i 52M E. Third ifi^PHONE: 8-2941 far his 29Blh career victory. They l.ONli PINK. NeU . t\l>) - Boh Mara nd* I 1110 1 JF^ffiH ^ 42-year-old ii-Faced two batlara In BIHi y-Facrd two . HOURS, 9.30 fo SilO MOHOAY thtv fPIOA Y chusctl the rijiht-hond- Scvey of Mound . Minn .' an aiei:i- baltori In fin. er with six singles in Hie sixth IflMr , piteed the field in Ihe 'tor W—SnrlhB 14 1 ). L-Mar*nda (l-Jl. HBP ' -By Miranda nVagnir). U ¦ lor three runs, wiping out a 2-0 stylo division of the Midwestern WP-Sllpm*n, $ - -Rlci. Paparalla, Klnnamon, Soar. A— ' | :¦ ( WE MAKE LOAMS TO WISCONSIN RESIDENTS ' Chlcaso lead, Kicld Archery tournament Sund^iy, IJ ,4 S », T—i —Oli- four for six. Jerfy Leisen homer- 4, HOUSTON 0 264 won 'ien one of the ST. CHARLES, Minn. - (Spe- SPRING GROVE G. Nash with a score of son's second major women 's col- vier Gendeb , ed for Kellogg. Houston . .... ooo ooo ooo— o « 7 first place. Paul MG Janics with world's premier race drivers, is cial) Winona's VFW Buddies posh- SprltiB Orove . . : ... :.. 04O 000 JOx— 4 6 1 lege conquest in the last year and 252 won second. retiring from a competition with MERCHANTS i. GI LMANTON .0 ed across a single run in the sec- Coede. Anwasli .U) and Carlson, . Sum- second on the long and rugged Gilmanton : .:.' . . 000 000 000— 0 I 3 mers .(I); Munkel and Morten. Ford Captures a record he Jppes will riot stand MERCHANTS ...... 100 001 OOx — 1 i J ond inning and made it stand up , LAMESBORO 0 IN WOMEN'S expert class , The). University of New Mexico course. ind Marlon,- WYATTVILLE 7 long. - ' A AA '. Coornls ( Beck and M«rr. for a 1-0 victory over St. Charles LaneHborjO ...... Y. 0O0 000 000— 0 J S ma Fischer won- the first place She. won the Tucker Intercollegi- A. A ALMA 12, ROLLINGSTONE 5 here Saturday. Wy»1tvllie ...... 100 211 lOx— 713 1 trophy with a score :of 269. In ate — regarded as the No. 2 wom Gendebien , of Belgium, teamed Alma . 210 040 032—12 11 4 , Jacobson, Brermeth (7) ind Macki O. r with Phil ? HiU , Santa Monica, Rollingstona Y.Y ? .. 100 040 000— S 1 4 The win was the second in three Wemel Jr.; Monadan (7) and Valentine. women's bowmen class, Bonnie en's college toiiiney — here last KocheriderFer and Broen, Blcrk - .(7); ' Calif.v and nursed a Ferrari to an games for WLnona wliidh shares LEWISTOK 3, DAKOTA « Hoesley won third place with 146. October. Cllnkvcalei, Rolbiecki (8) and Drazkowikl. ' ' Dakota ...... :' ooo ooo boo— o s . .s easy victory in the 24-hour Le TREMPEALEAU 15, KELLOGG At first : place . in the Eastern £>ivi- ' ' In the Women's archer class, The final roiuid, scheduled for LoWlitMl - .-:...Y. -.-:. .' . - ,.': 010 (Ml O0X- 3 5 3 Eastern Open Mans auto race Sunday, a record Kellogg ...... O10 310 ooo— t i j sioa of the VF"W Midget Ijcagne. . Beach; Kennedy and Marlene Wurch with 111 won third 36 holes over the 6,476-yard Trempealeau .. .. . 102 411 23x—U 17 } L. Papenlusa and BALTIMORE (API-Bob ; Goal- for a birdie. Ford matched it with ¦ fourth for the Belgian and the third In other games Saturday, Albert Laufenburger. place. : _ ' '¦ •' ¦ ' ¦ coili'se. was played in 94-degree techier, Peters, le. Leljen and Arena, py had something else to remern- a four-footer. for Hill. ' . .- . - Ja. Leisen; Boyer, dames and Drogan. Lia nudged ICew Ulm 3-0 in two In tHe junior bays class, all temperatures. ' ' ' ¦ ' extra innings , Waseca tripped Der today from his close travel- At the. next-to-last hole—which -A . : " ing; golf , D off St. ing of Gbrdy Bauer. On Saturday 10 under Charl es' Gary Johnson. ? Ih Goodview Loop •nine under par, second highest night Caledonia crushed Lansing score to win the Eastern: • .;. .; ' "We just leave too many run^ 26-8 behind a 13-rim eighth inningi GOODVI EW SOFTBALL ners stranded on bases," said It was the second victory of the In other games Sunday La Cres- W L WL year for the 39-year-old Ford and Earl Brugger, Winona coach. "We Red ... ? . ;..... l l . Navy ...... ,.,: 1 7 cent gained its fir st victory by Green . .,.?..... 1 l Gold. ' .?...... la the first price of $5,300 boosted his ? Can't hit wh-eri we need to. Our smashing Lansing 18-3 and YEitzen ? : ? ¦ fielding is g:opd birt our.' '.hatting. take to $21,341. 1. 0^ , topped Waukon 12-9 in 14 innings. The Greens belted the?Navy IS- Wli^^ : " ^ is p'oor '.'- ' .. " - IS to pull into a tie for first place ¦\Vinoiia plays host to Austin next Bauer , struck out 13 for Cale- - Jofin , Gary Grob in the Goodview Men's Softball aaH^EW^WW^fW Saturday with a chance to take donia; Wenzel LeagueY ' over undispitted first should Lake and Bauer had the hits. L«o Wha- the Reds suffered their first City stop Faribault. lan had two singles for New Al- ' ¦ ' ¦ ' loss, bowing to the Golds 13-5. bin. Brugger had four hits, in- WVUioni <1> St. Charltf (0) Grob had two singles and a tri- Jim ab r h ab r h cluding two triples for the Greens. -i mmMMMWMMWMMMMmMM Ahrarrs,2b 4 0 2 Klng,3b 1 • C ple and Bubbers two singles and Stone had two doubles and two American League Allalre.c 3 0 1 BuirgdorMb HI a double in Saturday's .landslide. (71 Innlnss) Nelt,36 4 0 0 Rutiberg.cf singles for the losers who had a 111 New York ? t 20 4 ; Spencer,ss- 1 o :o Johnson,? 3 0 0 Neil Morey. Boh Sprague and 15-11 edge in hits. ¦ Detroit - . : .. . ..- 3 Kreuier.p t O 3 Hewiry.c IBO ri* Wayne Buege were two for three. Ted Smith of the Golds scattered Turkey, Coat«t (1), Stafford I*). Brldjei CurraiUf * O 1 EcHei.st . til (61, Clevenger (7), Daley (11), Bouton (16) 1 mW( Addington,cf SCO Matzke.lb 100 Bob Dunham was four for six eight hits, one a triple by Clar- T.M- // you're concerned J and Berra ; Lary, Catala (3), Nltichwlti s. (^^M Schoener .rf t O 0 bi»ellman,rf 3 O » with a double for La Crescent. Ken («), Kline (7), Ajulrre (8), Fox (14), Re- : tee,rf t o O Nelfr. ence Schwaake. Dave Smesiek lf 10 0 gan (12) and Roarke, B rown (11). W—Bou- \ W«lmMrch,1b Stl Be-IIJI 30 3 Lansing drove in three runs with the winners and Jim WS triple for ton. L—Regan. HR—New York: Beyer (101, UO He-nry.lb It 0 two hits for Lansing. i Y abQUt safety but Dean had a double. Reed (»); Detroit: Ooldy (3). H Tolals 18 1 - mm 7 Milt SUgemeyer who had three j FIRST . ' - . '" . Totals at ) . . ' 1 ? 0 ffl^*^ Washington . . ^ fl WINONA VFW . C10 OtO 4— J hits, douSlcd, Lyle Dean walked , ? Cleveland - ..:.: 1 JT. CHARLES VFW . 000 OOO t— 0 * P Oiteen and Ratier; Perry, Bell (I) and E—Olng, Henry, RBI—Allaire. IB—Eck- Tom Wiebke singled and John Winona Dogs Roniano. L—Perry. las. JB—Curran. Welmersklrch. SB-AI- Meyer doubled to drive in the win- SECOND lalra, Henry. LOB—Winona 7, SI. Charles *. PflCUim IP H R ER BB SO ning runs in the 14th inning for Sweep Stake Washington . 1 » * 1 » g0 ||| f nomtt rotxl h*x*r and Landrlth. U- ' Stock. La Crescent .. ' ... , 203 303 5)3-11 14 1 by Cl iff Murray, was first followed SECOND Lansing 000 000 103— lit by Willard Matzke's Brown Bomb- ; Boston . .. - .. -. . B ii o FOR BILLS Gruniitln and Horlhan; Grant, Wallen- 1 "ll0"7" Baltimore . S 10 0 dorf (5) and Hanson: er and Bob Abraham 's Tri-Stada M M OB__Sm ¦ J¦ $25 to $600 quickly, on one JI . i Conley and Tillman; Barber, Fisher (1), W li&w \ \* *» « \ AW Af AW% I EITZEN 13, WAUKON ' ? ' Country Boy, of our aenaible plana. • . Wilhelm (7) and Landrlth. V— Flihor. • Waukon :.. 100 010 041 }00 00- < If 4; In the derby sta ke, Storm at ; FIRST M91 P ^^Lt^ _f_ \_\ 1 a 1 M M hm Ellten 100 130 101 10O 03-11 11 } , owned and handled Kansas Clty \ \n_wt ^mnt I A W m Boardman, Curran (4), Larkin (ll) and West Newton ! Chicago . . . ,.. t t t> Schmidt, Valley (4); Miners, Bunge (8), by Lee Inman , took a second . I Walker, Bass it), McDevItt (I) and Miners (51 and Wiebke. Ten dogs were entered in the Julllvan i Herbert and Carreon. I—Walker. , SECOND CALEDONIA 34, LANSINO 3 derhy and 12 in the puppy stake. I Q"^ 1 I Kansas Clfy 5IJ I I T^NANCE I i Lansing 000 110 0 0 0— 1 I ) ; Chicago 3 7 0 » coaro tunc* ¦ Caledonia - ... 40J o« !(tt>x—Jl M 0 WVynn, Bau- Compact Car ¦ , Segul, Wye It (tl and Aicuci SfrciaJr l 301 Choatat Bldg. Grant, K. Hanson (I). Wellendorr (5), rnann HI, i-own (7) and Rotelll. W-5c- ^^^^mm E^W. 1 I Phone lltl I Hanson (¦) end K. Hanson; Buege, Orob - _^^ gul. I Wynn. GENERA i(4) and Biubbars, Merznlcn (7}. L RAYON National League TU At ^^ Th*P^m/um Quality A Low, Low Price I FIRST M/j B tire St. Louis 1 7 1 PLY mmm'im\ General Jet-Ai luxury features PMIadelphla 3 3 1 ? 595l r dual-treads Sadeckl, Stianti «) and Schalfen Short sin ^^B 1111113181 6.00 a 13 or 8Ur ootttd traction on wet or dry pavement. Milwaukee (1) San Prancltco (J) and Oldis. I— Sadeckl. I^^ P SBSE \Wm-tm * «"' *t> r h ab r h SECOND Those Who Know I Dual-treeda assure fast safe etopa. Patented Odessa McMillan.lt 3 0 4 Kuenn,11 4 1 3 St. Louis I t 1 ^mB&F , b-Doll 10 0 Hiller,lb 4 1 3 Philadelphia ill WAf/e th^^^ey fast! Maye.rf-lt 3 0 I M.ayi,tf 4 0 1 Sadeckl, Sfinrtti HI and Schalfer; Short I Bla ckv.aH onlr rubber guarantees longer tire and tread life. Mathcwi,]t> -4 0 0 Capcda,lt> 4 0c ' ard Oldli. L—Sideckl. ...Buy APCO! H.Aaron.cl 4 0 1 F-Al0u,rl 3 0 C I SECOMD Dolling,lb 3 0 0 Davenport,lb J 0 1 | St. Louis , It! Adcock,lb 111 H4lltr,c 1 0 c> Philadelphia lie Bedell,!/ 3 « I P-e?jn,M 1 t> ( ' Simmons and Oliver / Bennett, Bald- Ueckcr.c 0 0 0 Marlctial.p 3 1 l ! schun (7) aind While, Dalrymple (7), L— Torre.c 10 0 I Bennett, a-Joncs.rf 1 0 0 Totaii 30 > 7 ! FIRST . Chicago . , 4 10 « * Spahn,p 10 0 Is Plttiburgh 3 10 1 Ss Tho (he Totals 30 I 4 I Buhl, Gerard (I), Anderson (I) and Ber- §§v»JOJI95 A.PCO sign *909E I VL I AWAI)ir ^mJ I slfm a-Flled oul lor Torre In Ith; t> Popped { tolli McBean, Sturdlvant (7), Face (a] J and ot Te^]e merchandise, out for McMlllsn In »lh. and Burges-s, Nectnan (8), vy—Buhl, L— ¦" ^^Pj^fjfmm mm^^j/ K°°d service MILWAUKEE , 0M O10O0O- 1 /vlcBean. zi BMMM -45 s:r V WPfiUil friendly. JAN FRANCI1CO ... 000 0M OCX- I SECOMD 2™ * j ftrT ^w * ^^ aXO^^V/ courteous personnel ( RBI-Ackoctel Hiller, M«>» '• C-Nona. Chicago . I 11 ^^^mmMmmm^m^UtJmWJI to serve PO-A—Mllwauiiia 34-13 , Sen Francisco 17- Plttiburgh 4 t i M_mmtmMMMMmmgg ^Mt^MmMgMmm0^ yon and your car. Dri 11. OP—Hiller, Pas»n Jind Cepeda, 108— Koonce, Schulli (7) and Thackon Fran ^^a^^ |T[T2J^~y ve Milwaukee ), San Frar>clica 4. , lamafeo (J), McBein l«), frlcnt ^^S^y^^*"'^ Into cither APCO station to- 5ft-May«. HR-Adcock. It) and Lepperl. W—Koonce, I—Francis IP H R ER 6n SO Cincinnati 11 14 I _x M daiy , . . we 'll tie happy to Spahn I 7)111l ' Los Angeles ... . 10 11 I ^ MarlchM » 4 1114 II T , Wills, OToole (1), Sister (7), Henr> W—Marlchal (11-4), l-Spahn («•?). U- («> and Follau Podres, Roebuck (l) Oorman, JacKowtkl, Sudot, Porrnan, T— Wllllami (1). Ortega (I), Parranoskl tr BIG CAR SPECIALl * VAT. A—10,130. and Carnlll". W-O'Toole. L-Wllllams. CENERAt UBU ^ \ * GENERAL NYLON KRAFT TREAD ^j| b W^ Eatt or Vfctt . . . APCO' ^ wamntjd 12,000 miles \ t Besff TUBELESS i\0__ _1^^ WHITEWALLS | Complttsly or 12 I Register months prorsted on dealar - t prlcw. t^X( QominAn\,ta. -W -W¦ -X /I»M «/II144 OLDSMOBILEor . DOPOE LINCOLN or Zr I BwnAluL- BIG BUICK'CADILLAC « CHRYSLER MERCURY IMPERIAL > MM "r FflR ™^ U-- I 1 M AAAAiA, APCO SERVICE w ii i ir "•L! ^ ™^ " ^ ^ ® CHWSLER kk 4 f« '4444 4 ro, »48 * ^ TW Chiator G«n«Ko( totfwf ? IMwoHi SflgMfy UM ~ • • ¦¦- — ¦ — - - .., --¦- ,¦¦,¦¦, ...... I .. —. , „,, _-—— . ,., . — _...... _. — , k^l^i I i 1|T1 nJlliM^/ 10th St ind 5«i Avt. $a "A|>pr»clatl«m |i OPtN 24 HOURS ^ \ [J ./WHCRt YOU'LL KNW YOU ARE^^ » QWEST ^^t ,, . rmrtX* Opsn 7:00 a.m. Io 6:00 p.m. '—Saturday) 'til 5^00 p.m. " ^^ D« Y> ^.MV ^^VM V., [Ij PCniiiaiIIP%»^*^^|^Mg><*»»l^ !^^aBI!*wffl lli^aHi^ rI [ IMnTnW^^^BlBiBlMiifw^aMawlWnWiBB ^ Wtrt ¦ ¦ ¦ W.ntchOur MflMAOtltib. /" THE A mm UPC TIRE tmm). WRITE FOR SPECIAU RATE INFORMATION 4"" ™2 ' DIRECT GAS AtRSE)***.FAff AUTOGRAPHED (GENERAL) l%#lLklYlE 9 SERVICE ' ' 70-0 WINONA'S LARGEST and FINEST DRIVE-IN TIRE SERVICE gj -—" "| i Ecut Sarnla rKtt TWINS BASHAW V TIRE J *&. t* Twl »*»• ttatlai al ttia fisntlt Drika tor lha Suit Dili * jfff \ AW •" "' OPEN « A.M. to 12 P.M. HHWitf ~&tJ_W " '**> im WMk-inJi, >ll»St — wit, vn% aulo(ra» 122, Winona, Mlnttv i" . (First . Pub. Monday, June ? 25, 1962 ) STANDINGI : and the United States' brightest —Personal income and personal taken by Texaco and Du Pont , ¦ ! STATE OF MINNESOTA , COUNTY OF Business Services 14 lv? i ' - . - ' . W L hope in the men's event , faced savings are high and total retail Down around a point were Union I WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE : COURT ^ - Bub's . - ... '-, 5 t Werchanls .?..? 3 2 ¦ ¦ oT' - dry wells. , Carbide Allied Chemical Sears ¦ No. 15,095 " . ¦ PlTMPTNG septlc tanks and Athletic Clufc .. 4 1 Marigold ... . 1 4 Australian Owen French who has sales continue very high. . . Reasonable prices. Tel . I - . - In Re Estate of :150 gal. lank. First Nai l 4 1 Peerless ..? played at Wimbledon before. - ¦ ' Roebuck; Goodrich , Liggett & My- ¦ ¦ . write Pickwick Pump- . 0 I not .' —New, car sales are running at [¦ ¦ Grace G. Seller!, also known «» Winona 9619 or Winona Nat'l- ,1 J Sunbeam OS Lamoille, Mirin. One American who could spring a better rate than .. at yarty time ers) Lorillard and IBM. • ' Grace Garheft Selfert. Decedenl. ing Service, a surprise: wis Jon Douglas , of since 19M. JohnsvManviile advanced about i Order for Hearing on: Final Account MOVING? We have complete - -LP. ?gas In- Steve Styba struck ? out 12 in ' and sales of \ised cars ' Distribution, '. and . service. GAIL-ROSS AP- Santa Monica , and Petition for . stallation pitching Wiriona National over Calif. He . was also are up. a point. Xerox gained more than i The representative -of the above named . -.PLIANCE,. 217, E. 3rd Tel. . 42 1 0. estate having filed her final account and scheduled to meet Roy Emerson "Seen as a \vtiole, the general a point and Polaroid added about ,' ' cAN CLEAN areas in; your, heating Athletic Club 4-0, In the other .petition . lor settlement and allowance WIzY system Impossible 16 reach by any game First Nationial crushed Sun- of Australia , the. No. 2 seed. . business picture ? is highly favor- 2. Fractional gains were posted thereof and for distribution to the person; Corp., other -method. - - Call BOB HARDTKE, beam 10-2. able," he said. " And; it goes with- for Litton Industries. Radio ' thereunto entitled ; ? . FVrnace-Vac Cleaning- Service. Tel ;' -: 4016; Y IT IS ORDERED, That the hearlno - r~ BRAVES SIGN COLLEGIAN out saying that the continued Eastman Kodak arid International Y " * Dave Brom and Steve Styba led i thereot? be had on July . 19, . 1962, at lb ONLY THE FIN ESTy In floor coverlngs— Winona Nat ional with t wo hits, in- JERSEY CITY , N.J, UP^Thc strength of the economy is going Telephone. [o 'clock A.M ., before , this Court In the pro- . FIRTH, BERVEKi , ROX.BURY. ARM- Milwaukee Braves , , signed -Tom to mean that more . dollars will Prices moved irregularl y lower i bate court room In , fhe court house In STRONG—Fresh new patterns, shades cluding a double each. : in three I Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof afld designs. The best padding and in- limes at bat: Den Dorsch was two Graziano, cap^iin of . Fairleigh be moving into advertising. " in fairly active trading on the be gi«en by publication of this order In sulations used.: . Call or jloo in tar CLEANING for four for First National. . Dickinson University's baseball Attending from Winoria w e r e American Stock Exchange. j the. .Winona ? Dally News and by mailed ek U. 31% dredw«lqht. For clogged sewers and drains. - Arenz and St eve Thompson got ' ' ' 15. 75-1475 ¦ tors, which Will Is on file- In .this Courl, ¦ j Spokane 1-8, Seattle 0-4. - 160- 1 80 : . .. ..:...,. .. 9509 or 6«6 T ycar guarantee ? AT&T lOO' a Mon Ward 26 :¦¦ ' .; ' .14.^5-17:25 and open "to .inspect! on; Tel. ' ^ ' Haddads hit. Salt Lake Cily 5-3, Vantouver 4-«. 'I8O-20O ...... :.:- .. . Anaconda 38',i Nat Dairy 47U 200-230 ;...,,. ...:...... 17.25 , IT IS ORDERED, That the ? hearing CALL STL KUKOWSKI " 220-240 ., .?.:.. ... 17.C5-.17.25 thereot. be " had on July .20, 1962, at 10:00 Arch Dan? 34 No Am Av SS-'is FOR YOUR CLOGGED DRAINS—Gel . ROS- APARTMENT 3-Q By Alex Kofzk 240-270 16.75-17.05 o' clock A : M.. before this . Court, in the y " SITE Drain Cleaner — will not turn into Armco St. ? 43Mi .. Nor Pac 3V-k 270-300 ...... 14,15-16. 75 probate court room In the court house in ceimenf in your drain lines. Armour 33»i No St Pw / 29',i : 300-330 .. ,:.. 15.00-15.90 Winoriai Minnesota/', and . that -objections to 330;360,. Y.. ... :...... 14.25-15.00 . the allowance of said ' Will, : it any, be Avco Corp 19V4 Nwst Airl 25 filed beforesaid time of hearing ; that the FRANK O'LAUGHLIN Good sows— PLUMBING & HEATlKiG Beth Steel 32 . Penney lo'-i 370-300 . ,14.75 15.00 time within which creditors of said de- 207? E. 3rd - " . Tel . 370J Boeing Air 37', 8 Pepsi Cola 347 « 300-330 U.5D-I4.75 cedent may file their claims be limited _ 3 330-360 ...... :- . ' ;..- ,' ..:.U.00-14.50' to four monlhs from, the? date hereof, and PREVENT pipe sweating with fiberglass ln- Brunswick 22V4 Phil: Pet 43 4 360--W6 ,...... '....?,?. 13-75-14.0O that the claims so tiled be heard on No- suliation — snap-on type or rolls for;easy. Chi MSPP 8% Pillsbury 42 . 400-450 . '. .; 13-50-13 75 vember.^, 1962, at 10:00 o'clock A.M.. be- Installation 450-500 ...... :...... 13.0O-I3.50 . the probate court room ; Chi & NW - 9' s Polaroid 83' . ¦ . fore this Court In Slaqs— Y in the court house In Winona, Minnesota, Y SANITARY : Chrysler 40 Pure Oil 29 450 On . , -....- .;.'. .;. - ..' ...... : 9.25- : and that notice hereof be given by publi- PLUMBING & HEATING : ¦ ' Cities Svc - 48!'i'. RCA : 39 ?- .-' 450 . up ,. ?. .../.. .., ? .8?.2.5.9;25 cation, of' this order In .the Winona? Daily Y .l&S.E. 3rd St. : Tel; ' 2737" - . Comw Ed 3fi?s Rep Steel ; 3.Vi Thin and Unfinished hogs • ' . "? discounted News and by mailed notice as provided ~~" . CALVES by law. He^Wante^FemTlo 26 Cont Can 38 Rex Drug ,' 25!-i The veal market Is w/eak , ¦ . • Dated June 22, 19<52 . "~~ ¦ "" iecT~licensed " hair ' ? fop choice ' . - 28.00 .. . . . ' . - " . - • E. D. LIBERA , BEAUTTCIAN — qOalif Cont Oil 48 Rey Tob AAAi.i ' wanted. Top starting salary, Chblce . . ...: ....:¦.,.. .. •C.O'26.00 . ' . • ¦ Probate Judge. . . drtrtser . ¦ . 2* Deere A AV, \ Sears Roe 59'i . Good ..' .:. 21 .00-24.00 ¦ (Probale Court Seal) paid vacation, Wrile A-84 Daily News. . " Douglas 18'j . Shell Oil 29M> Commercial to.good ...... 16 00-21.00 Harold J. Libera, FARAA' WIVES—make Avon aval table . in Dow Cheni 4Q5-i Sinclair 3 m Utility , ..-...... 16.00..IB. OO. Attorney tor ' Petitioner. yoi* community. Excellent earnings pos- :l ' Boners and culls ": 17.00-down sibie. Write Helen '- .Scotlj. -411 T41h, St. du Pont 167 ,« Socony . 4-4'i CATTLE^ (First Pub. Mon-day, June 18, 1962) YN. E., Rocheiler , Minn. The cattle rnarkcl: Steers¦¦ and • heifers East Kod 85 Sp Rand 13 STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF weak to 25 cents lower; cows 25-50 cent! NEAT, CLEAN, middle-aged Protestant, COURT Ford Mot 721*2 St Brands 5.4Vi lower; extreme top steers 25.0O; heifer; WINONA, ss..¦ IN PROBATE noia-smbklng- or drinking, woman want- ¦ 15.241 farm 24.00.- cows 16.50. . No. ed, for goo<3 home. In country, Gen Elec 54'i St Oil Cal 51 In Re Estale of household duties. Write Bert Trocinski, ' Dry'. efl steers and .yearling*— " ' "V' Gen Foods 58= 4 St Oil Ind 43'i .AAollie Gerson, Decedent. Rt_ ' 1, Ettrick. . Wis. Tel , ' Lambert REX MORGAN; W.D. By Dal .Curtis Choice to prime .....,.., . 72. 50-23.50 . - - ' ' ¦ . St Order tor Hearing on Final Account ' 5-3 392. - ' . ' • ¦ ' Gen Mills 24^ Oil N.T 48 ' Good to choice ...... 21 .50-22.25 ; and Petition lor Distribution. ' Comrh: to good . - . 15.O01B.00 Gen Mot 45?fe Swift & Co .33 The representative of the. above named 3 Utility • ' ., IS.OO-down Gen Tel IB ;* Texaco 45 Dryfijrt heifers-? estate having filed lis final account and y EXPERIENCED petition tor settlement and allowance there- Goodrich 44 Texas Ins Choice to prime ...... 22.O0-23.25 57' 2 of, and for distribution to the person! Goodyear - -' ' Wi Cons Coal 31 Good to choice .' .' 2O.O0-23.50 POWER SEWING- ' 3 Comm. to good ...... : 15.00-18.50 thereunto entitled ; Un Pac the hearing Gould Bat 32^ 28'i Utility 15.00-down IT IS ORDERED, That thereof b< had on July . 11, . 1962, at 10:i< MACHET E OPERATORS Gt No Ry 3fi' z Un Air Lin 21% Cows— . pro- Commerclnl . 14 .00-15.25 o' clock . A .M., before this Court In the Greyhound 22c U S Rub 40:!» bate court room In Ihe court house In Utility :.. 13.00-14.75 Apply in person: Homestk 55 US Steel Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereoi 41' 2' Canners and cutters ...... 14.50-down In '-¦¦¦ v.. - .- be . given by publication of this order TB Macli 315*4 West Un : S4% BnHs— " ' Bologna 1400-18.00 Ihe Winona Dally News and'by mailed BOLAND" Int Harv 45 Westg El 25'i Commercial 13.00-15.50 nollce as provided by law. Int Paper 25' « Whvorth 63 Llflht thin 13.50-down Dated June 13, 1962. INfANUFACTURING GO. Boloqnn , 13.50-17.25 . E. D. LIBERA. Jones & L 40' B Yng S & T 72% Commercial 13.00-13 io Probale Judge. 152 W. 3rd. Ll<|ht thin . 13.50-down (Probate Court Seal) Strealer A Murphy. ~ Winona Egg Market Attorney?, for Petitioner . H7^W^"tTd—Mile 27 PRODUCE ~ ' - - (Winona Produce, Ziebell Produce) (First Pub. Monday, June 18, 1962) AB L E CON ST R U cf TON WORKERST 6v- Grade A dumbo) 36 erteiss-U.S. prolrcls All trades. Writa NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA). Grade A darnel 31 STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF Globe ' - Application Service , Box 854 , Bal- Butter offerings fully ample. De- Grade A (medium). 17 WINOMA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT timore 3, Md, Grnde B . 17 . No. U.826. . AAA—I will trn|n qualified man or wom- mand quiet. Grade . C .15 In the Matter ol the Guardianship ol Wholesale prices on bulk cartons Catherine M. O rederlck, Ward an with car lo earn $30 or mora MARY WORTH By Saunders and Ern sf ) The guardian of the above named Ward, per day in establ ished route work . »i il —ii . . !(¦ ». mn i-.- ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ , (A Bay State Milling Company Wrrte Gerald William, Dept. D-9. RFD >i »l ll ii ii ...—— IIB ¦ • i y (fresh , n i I T(«B™ I i i- '¦ i ¦—i ii^—i i r Creamery, \> ¦¦ ¦i n ¦ I I «i •_ 93 score w ^iM ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ i I i i i I ¦ I il' IMI ^ i i . . . —. . "- vlj.? The First National Bank of , Winona, ^— ' "' Elevator "A" Grain Prices (A) having made and filed In Ihls Courl II? 1, .Lamoille, Mlnn or Gerald . ' Mueller, 5a' ?j.58 cents; 92 score 58U- Hours : 8 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. Bo« 446, final account, together with Ils petition Winn. City, Mlnn. (B) s (Closed Saturdays) ' .WU; 90 score 56 4-57. representing that said guardianship FOFIE.'IGN E VvPLOYMVCNT. Construction , No. 1 northern spring wtient 17.30 ha' terminated and praying that said account orhi;r work projects. Good paying over. Cheese offerings adequate. De- No , 2 northern sprlnq wheat 2.18 be examined, adlusted and allowed by Ihli sr/i-s Inbr. with cxlr^s, travel expenses No. 3 northern spring wlieat 2.14 be . man slightly improved. Wholesale ^nd that said guardian dis- W"rile only : Foreign Service Bureau, No 4 northern sprlnq wlicaf ...... 7. 10 Courl, sales (whole . charged; Depit . 222, Bradonton Beach, Florida. , American cheese No. 1 hard winter wheal . ...:..,. 2.16 IT IS ORDERED, That said petlllon he milk ) . Single daisipt; fresh 38'.-i- No. 2 hard winler wheal 2.14 "~ heard nnd said account examined and No. 3 hard winler wheal 2.10 MEAT BONER 43 cents; single daisies aged 49-.">2; adlusted by Ihls-Court, at Ihe probate courl No. 4 hard winler wheal 206 I E X PEIRIENCED In all phases of boning room In the court house In fhe City of Wi- American pasteurized 5 lbs 37- No. 1 rye 1, 1.1 tveefl Apply Whitehall Packing Co., Inc., (wreels) Nq. 2 rye 1.11 nona, County of Winona, Slate of Minne- Wh itehall. Wit 40' 2; domest ic Swiss sota, on the llth dnv of July, 1962, at 10-«5 grade "A" r>0--i2; grade "B" 411-50. o' clock A.M.; nnd lhal Ihls order be served hy publication thereof In the Winona Dally ROUTE MAN Wholesale egg offerings ample Mews according to law. TO PICK UP orders trnm established cus- on mediums and burdensome on LIVESTOCK Dated 1 Juno 14 , 1962. torru'ri. Open new accounts, Age 24 40. balance. Dem-and light . E. D. I ItlERA, J.40O per month lo -sl.irt. Write personal SOUTH ST. PAUL Probale Judge, ".ummary to llox V-7, c o A-79 Dal))* i (Wholesale selling prices based SOUTH ST. PAUL. Minn. .V--(USDAl- (Court Seal) Nevrs . on exchange and other volume Callle 4,500; calves S00; slnuohter ileers Strealer & Murphy. and hellers generally about steady; cows Attornov, tor petitioner , sales. ) New York spot quotations and bulls stendy; lend nvcrnqe choice BOOKKEEPER 1 ,025 Ib slaughler steers 15 25; good 22.25- (First Pub. Monday, June IB, 1962 ) follow : mixed colors : extras (47 24.25; choice RSO-1.05O Ih slaughter heifers WANTED lbs, 75; utility and STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF min. i 27' ?2-29; extras medium 24.O0-25.O0 i good 23.75-23. Experienced , nliout 40 tn to (40 lbs. average ) 20-211* ; smalls commerclnl cows ld.WM7.00; c.snner and WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT NANCY By Ernlo EVushmlller cutler 13.10-15.SO; utility hulls U.JO-IV.SO; No. 15,256 years old, for permniip ii t full (35 lbs. average) /a-17";: stand- tn Re t stale of 16' , commercial nnrt good 18.00-19 .50; cnnniir lltnp position, ards 2R-27; checks 22 i-2.Vi. and cutter 16.00-18.00 ; vealers and slaugh- Leona Walch, Decedent ) ter calves itaady; good and ; smalls (36 lbs. sows unchanged : 1-2 190-340 lb harrow; unto enlllledj r and gills IB.35 I850 ; 1-3 19&240 lbs 17)5- IT IS OROEFKHD, That Ihe hearing Write A-a. naily Nmvs, average! lBMi -l?' *; peewees 14'i- 18.35; 2-3 24O-370 lbs 17.0017,75; 3 370 thereof tie had on July 11, 19AJ, at IO:rnbs usually Dated June IS, 1912. IGU-IVH; peewees 13-14, W-95. lbs 23,50; choice and prime 21.50- E. D. 1 IRERA, 23,00 ; good 18.00-21.00; choice and prime Probale Judge, shorn slniiQhtor lambs " 17,0019.00; good (Probate Court Seal) A Avell known inveslment enm- CHICAGO (AP) ( USDA)-Live H.OO-16,501 cull lo good shorn slaughter Slreatrr 8. Murphy, - ewes 3,50- 5 00; choice and tancy iprlng Allorn«ys for Pelltloner . pnny n«eds professional sales -. poultry: wholesale buying prices IMW>MMMaMM« i> ^ iWHMNMMMMMMMlMWM iiiwpum IM ¦¦ i mlm I M ^^ | - feeder lambs 15.00-17.00 ; cholco and fancy I I ininmn ^—Mi—t—MfcMWWWI— ¦»*W*W' ——— — , i i » %—M*WM— ¦>!¦»¦ * »»> f ^ Tl .. I . I j I . _ ,_| pcrsonael to handle mutual unchanged to 1 cent lower; roast- old crop shorn feedeir lambs 14.50-15.00 ; (First Pub. (Monday, June 18, 19621 MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd ers 21'i!-23; special f«d while rock good and choice 14 .00 14 50, STATR OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF funds and securities. Will train WINONA, is. IN PROBATE COURT IL ».j» ¦¦¦ fryers IS-IO'/J ; Plymouth rock fry- on part time basis if neces- I' ' ' """ ' «»—rM——— i—j——o PI i«i < '< ., < mt—^—t . j«j- i i ,. „ , . i i - .,, . Saturday and Sunday 3.27(1; new No. 14,70» ers lBVi-19; hens 18 , In Rt Estate el sany, For appointment — supplies liberal: demand mod- Ol* o. Skornth, Decedent, CHICAGO f APfl Chicago Mer- erate market steady; carlot track Order lor Heirlng on Final Account Ttel. 23toi Winon a . n :.l0 p.m. changed ; 93 score AA 57; 92 A 57; round reds 5.0C); Arironn round petition for settlement anrl allowance or 90 B 54'i; »d C 53; cars 90 B reds 4.85 . thereo f and (or distribution lo Ihe persons Ihereun'o enlllle-d; Alius o oiai SS',i; 89 C 54 , JT IS ORDERED, Thai the hearing Itochestfr thereof be hnd on July II. IW, " at 10:00 between » Eggs steady; wholesale buying GRAIN o'clock A.M., tielore Ihls Courl In the ami 11 n.m. prices '.i lower ; 70 per cen t or CHICAGO ( (ARI-No wheat or proba»e court room In the court houia In Wlnor>a. Minnesota, (ind lhal nollce hereof hotter grade A white 2(H£ ; mixed soybean sales. Corn No.2 yellow ho glvnn hy publication of Ihls order In 20',*; mediums 23; standards 21V4 ; 1.14; No. 3 yellow 1.13; .sample Ihe Winona Dolly News and by mailed TULEPHONH VOUR dirties 22; checks Zl'.j. Ri nde yellow 1.01. Outs No. 3 ex- nollce as provided by law. WANT ADJ Dal«rf Jun» U, 196 2 tra henvy while ti—"!«, E. tl. I IBERA, Tffl THE WINONA flAILV NEWS CHICAGO (AP I — (IISDA )-P(i - Soybea n oil BU n, Probata Judge , latoes arrivals 245; on track 315; Rnrley ; MnUin p, choice 1,2,1- (ProlMln Courl Seal) DUAL 3J12 fOR AN AO TAKER Streiiter & Murrihy, ; tolal U.S. s hipment s for Friday, 43 n. Feed 00-1.15 n. Alto.-nrva lor Petitioner, Hay, Grain, Feed SO Radiqj^TelBVlsiorv 71 Apartment*, Furnished 91 Boats, Motors, Etc. 106 1 ¦AJ.FALFA HAY^-lO0 acres, crimped and Don Ehmann TV Service Y NEAR MAOISOM SCHOOL— first floor PONTOOM BOAT-8xlg, l?(M. tSO : 47th baled, 15c bale in field. Round b^les. front nicely furbished ?3 large rooms,' Ave.' Tel - 8-2569. . . . Clarcnci . Tervtir, St. Charles, Mlnn. Wlnoni'a Finn! Electronic Recalr bath and porch, private entrance. Tel. . . New -Cars. ? ' Auction ¦ ' . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ STRIP BOAT^rU It., with trailer, jv, . . S^lei - .Ttl. 233-W-4 , , ' A . ¦:¦ - Y ' - - .' ., . tor All Makal H144: . " ' A ...... - . . . . . »S0 W. Fifth? Tel, 6303 A h.p. Johnson motor, complete: Excel- ¦ Authorised dealer for ¦ lent condition. JI7J. 670 Johnson after Minnesota Seeds, Nursery Stock 53 Busincis Placet for R»ht 92 ' ' ' ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ : ' ¦:¦ ' ADMmAL-MUNTZ-^ZENITH . 4. - . - . . : . . - . . - ...... - ¦ " ' " " Brand Spanking New Lqn EVERGREENS - .alPMrids; polteFflowar . MODERN: AIR ? COTjoTflONED office. d & Auction Sales of ALUMINUM ronatwut. Mercury motor, Ev«reH J. Kclitier Ing shrubs, roses., rose dust, peat. Roll Ideal Ipr law or professional . Parking Winona TV & Raidi^Service Beach Maaltr frailer. iSSQ. m E, 7th. Ug walnut 8-3711), alter houra ?tw . Inset's Nursery, 1S55 «th St., Goodview; T l E. iind . Bob Nogosek. Tei, 3834 stall -Included . Inquire Frenclt Losinski, . • ¦ —17- FACTORY FRESH Winona. Mlnn. ? ;¦¦' ' . si W. . 4th. - ': - '? CRESTLINE R BOAT. . fool Flying ' . . USED TELEVISION SETS—all sire picture ' -windshie ld, fop. used two JUNE 2?—Wed: l:30 La Crost4i County , Cresf , Ilflhts, ' tubes. Get Tlial second set at OFFICE SPACE' for rent. Heating and seasons, and AAfrcury Mark S5 motor/ : y -& Imperials falrgrounili, W«il Sal«m, Wis. Harry Stoftr. own«n Col. Horold Parktr and air condltlonlnu furnished. Inquire . Al must see to . appreciate. (70 W. How- ¦^ ; ;¦ , clerk. Hardt's Music Store Haddad, 601 Main. am.' -Y ?. ? - . - .' . . :¦¦ '- : ' ' ' ¦' - Chryslers ton. auctloneeri) Burloui Radclltf Complete Selection ' , • ¦ ' ¦ ; : 119 E. ,3rd ;- . Winona. FOR LEASE-307 W. Jnd. Lot and butld- Plymouth' JUNE 27—Wed. 5:« p.m. ITS Junction. • . ':¦' - ?of- y, Y;. ? . ALUMINUM RUNABOUT—fully aqulpped ir. s . Ing. Ideal for Implement, used cars, wltfi MarK 5JE motor. Can be sien ¦"' Haddad' s Cleaners, ownen; AlvlsiY -Kehn* Refrigerators 72 blacksmith shop and other buslnns. .- • -^- Valiants tr. auctioneer, Ralph T. H«ngt8, clerk. ¦ it . Ill E. BroaJway or Tel. - 585,6, . TRADE IN-Special price, Phllco retrlge7- Moving to new location. Tel . 4842 .- JUNE 28—Thurs. 6 p.m . !2< Harriet St Never a YBetter Deal * ACME -C AREOLA alor, new, 15 cu ft., sold for J219.95, Houses for Rent Motorcyeltti, Bicycles 107 Mls» Mary Grace Hennessy Estate. . . vGarden Dusts arid Sprays. . Now J17-4.9S. FIRESTONE STORE, 300 95 Than JiigtiVNoyi> owner; Alv|r» Kohner, euctlonetr ; Ralph . W. 3rd. Tel. 6060, . :- . ' ' ' .1. Hengel. clerk? AAARK WY J53-57~ b«droom house. . S7S hfEW MOTORCYCL¥S and scooters with "Acme" Red River month, pay own utilities, Tel. 9495. prices from $lB/.50 .up -to J1.17.S/ are Also EdV Refrigeration & Supply . here for Y your Inspection and tlerk. Special* at Stores 74 2 OR 1-BEDROOM house wanted. 5 daugh- . . . FARM & GARDE N_ th* .lers, ;I3 '. -and ' '.K- Good refeerencei. Mr. BOYS' BICYCLES—1-26". U4". M.sy be ANTIQUE AND household auction Sat. Auction Salts JO, 10 a.m. to finish. rVusfY .re- GOL D¥N STAR brlflriteni and freshens Willis. "Tel. 8-1548; alter s. Hotel WI- ' '¦ se«n at 605- . E. , Ith. ¦ . ' June . . . L '¦ . ¦ Oklahtwn?a. An- ;. . • rujs and upholstery economically. Use .- ' nona. . ' - ' : ¦ - " ~ ~ duce slock, moving »o . SU PPLY _ MOTORCYCLE—'TM/ Indian 74, reptinted - . . . ALVIN KOHNER' ' • ' from slock, glass, ¦ ' shampooer FREE. Lawrenz Furniture. , ~~ ~ " . tlque Items china* ? " ' lei * ttOVtNG TaATOWN—^vVanf fo rwtf: fio*Te and .ovartiaultiS. R obert Lawvateun, AUCTIONEER. Clfy and sfafa llc«n3e' bed- AAJJGpOlSyA : COTTON f»xi2. Also, 17 sfeeT~posis rooms, dining room,. 2-car garage, oil ner. Y Thorp Sales Company, ' Rl/G ELCAR TRAil_ER-37xB, sleeps 4 . All ' ' and 45 It. ? of cribbing. Inquire Trailer heat, basement, soft water. Tel. 3B32. A MOW D0ZS '5US' I.00K. AT TH5 T' modern. In fine shapa... Ernest Eggert, ' through' their many representa- Located , ir Little Tamarack ;32,. . West End Trailer Court, between SPECIALIZE IN "~ " ' ¦ . OWN E R L iA V ING TOWN^^^edroorris, Rushford, Mlnn. '.. . ? ¦ y tives, is ready at all times to Valley, -5 . miles northeast of; 5 and 6 p.m. ¦carpeted living room, full balh down- - MOBILE HOMES—New ' and use*), R«d ' ¦ DOOR" — 1, . complete, stairs, '-j - bath upstairs, hardwood floors discuss with you the complete Centerville, Wis . WatcEi . .for . ALUMiNUfA *257 BAND Top Mobile Home Sales, Highway 61. 194? . Chevrolet, 4 door , 1»52 molor. S35. throughout, combinalion windows upr . Near Ihe Goodview Water tower , open handling of yoiir sale:. arrows off Highway 35 and 54 Situations Wanted—Female Horses/ CattU Stock 43 ill E. tlh , Tel. 8-2304 slairs, interior recently remodeled , full ¦ 29 . »So 9'. - Tel. 3805. . . - . ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ * INSTRUMENT lot . Central location. Can _ be used as _ . . east of Centerville. . .; ABYSirrERTvaFabie A—HoT"1 'boarI, tervlceafile ' S SUV 1N G SE 7 S $ 16.95 and ^_ ¦ EXPERTENCE DA . MlNNESOT CH ILD R EN Income ' properly. Tel. , lor appoinlment, ROIfCOHOME- ' TRATLER ~roio, . j . - bed- lor : Summer, t ei.¦- . 8-1888. agt. Walter Carlson, ' Thellmon, Minn. up. BAMBENEK'S, 429 Mankato Ave. . 4m.' room. , brown and white, washer and THORP . SALES CO. ? Tel. Wabasha 5«5-4H3. ~ :- RENTALS j BABYSlTliNG—wanted: during ¦ .lh«P7"J« ' . UNUSED MAfcd~^Sel AP^earinT"~ ~ - dryer , excellent condition.. Inauirt at'i . . y ~ ' "ld BAND DI RECTOR'S HOME—PlniT~ranv. Saturday, J une 30 while parents ¦work; also .evenings. In PIG"5--T8. Ei'nrierTRtps, St. Char- (or left or right ear. Hall price. Bob Trailer . 33. West . End Trailer court, ; (Formerly 5Ii nb.' Sales Co,> ; . F EEbER blcr, 3 bedrooms. Across from . Jeffer- . , Innuiri Room .?«;. M organ les, Minn. Smith,. Lake City. Mlnn. Tel.: 4654. SALES-SERV ICE between 5 and 6 pm. . y my home ] . _ son School,, bus on : corner, large fin- _ .M '" Bldg. (Above Jewelry Store on 3rd? ! '• '^ '- ~ " — 120 Miracle Mile Off!? Bldg. A: 'A: Sale starts at 7:00 JF* - - ¦ FEEDER/PIGS—8o71T~weeks old . ClaTence HIEEZEKS SIM . to S?5». "0ied refrige- ished recreational room, glass shower . In OUR TTRO CK BOblES »nd ^epai7 arl floor?) - . ';. .| ' _^ Rustad, Peterson, Minn. (7 miles. S of rators 125. Used TVs $50. FRANK-LILLA - . .Service ;. bathroom, laroe screened, in porch , built- .gaining populerlty. See VJS now. BERG'S Rochester , Minn. : SHEEP?-- 16 Hampshire ewes; Rushlord) Tel. ROslilp.rd 864-7831. ¦ 6 SONS, 761 E. Sth, in chests In bedrooms. Extremely . large TRAILER. 3?S0 W. . 4lh St T'«l . 4933- Business Opportunities 371 ~~ ~ area .of linen closets and .storage space. 1 Purebred Hampshire buck". lor d Ve p, 31" yvi'de. iF - to ft' in on a and ' -1J5I Off. Phone - AT 2-7463 * ~ G.ARGON from Squibb, now ne*/ Mav SAF E—26" high. Beautiful landscaping, Robert Andrus, FDR-0— 1947 'i-lon pickup, good motor. . SMALL . BUSTNESS^operVte. (ii ll or part I. fast, effective, sale aqd easy to - ' FEED — 300 ba .cs hay i Brome ¦ tills, Cheap. Paul J. Kieffer, 'Altura. Minn. ... Ail . Area Schools . ' 'T ' 7 ' ' ¦ ' '¦ ¦ Gilmore. . . Tel, '8-1848. ' time, investment , plus. Return in less | use, only 60c. GOLTZ DRUGS, 574 E. " - "" • ''' "L__- - HES. PHONES: ' ) ' ¦ ¦ LARGE sel¦ectioit .. . and "Reeds Canary , grass. .. - . Y ? than , hall year. Wrlle A-S6 Dally News. ; ? -3rd. - • ' ¦; ' ¦ ? v .- SEE OUR ot used Inquire about FAHNING ready to finish — ;_ . . . . '- '' ' ¦ ' " ~ refrigerators, electric ranges and TV ' . . homes belore building or buying! FAWN- ' ' Merle Moehnke. . .. . AT 9-3239 .' URE- ' Hntpoirtt re- : F 0R LEASE ^OR . SALE—tl«, tor adults or children; .P.' clean cut. WINONA F5RE J, ^nodel radio; coal smaller building- with newly remodeled miles' . W . of' - . Weaver, . . Mlnn Frank 54 E. 2nd. (Moved next- to .the Wi- ¦ ¦ NEARLY COMPLETED Early . - 'American With This Exceptional Located at 275 Junction Street heater ; studio couch? wood offices In (rent and body- shop ir> rear.?! Fohrman . . nona Chick Hatchery! . - . ? . , - . Now In Stock ~~! : 7-roorn home, overlooking .the Missis- ' - ~ sippl River , in Cily ol Wabasha. ¦ ' range : kitchen table and twb Both building's , in Lanesboro. Bertram i SPOTTE O POLAND CHINA . boar pig. SAVE 10Tr to SO% on name bra-nd Tar- Thompson Piano Books .. 2 fire- ? ' (formerly Howie Johnson 's places, ; pine paneling and beamed ¦ ' Boyum, ; Executor i ln between West Estate, : Rushford, Mlnn., . or, J. FA. Tel. TW : 6-391?. - . .? . : war* store -when , you buy quarts or . ¦' ' •• . . Mrs. . June .Griffith . Tel Wabasha 3920. :; LINE-UP oi . holstered chair library table : HerricK , Attorney, Lanesboro, . Minn. . .; gallons of JANNEY ' . BEST PAINT . Popular Sheet Music . . DUROC BOARS—purebred ; alu our»br*J ^ - " - Broadway aihd West Fifth ROBB BROS. STORE, J76 E.. .4th. Tel. OUPLEX^Excellent condltCorv Best offer 2 steel ? beds, y«ne single and Landraca boan. Clifford Hoff, lan»_- ; - ¦ ¦ ' ' Money to Lbah 40 ' : •- . - - - . ' ?? ? .; - . ¦;¦ : -"?¦ takes. Shown by appointment- Tel- -' '•Streets ' " '? one double; 2 coifimodes; fold- j boro, Minn., (Pilot Mound) . ? 4007 . . . . 5674? ¦ ¦ . . ., . j - _Y___^ " FOR s beautiful shine lhat saves time, DL. 2 TE DROOM , 1 Iloor home. Nice fRUGK^::; iiig cot ; 2 wheel; trailer; sonic Y apply Glaxo' 1o your y- .linoleum'; Lasts kitchen. Oak. flooring. Full basement. ques; some small tool s LEWISTON S ALES BARN . • ' ant i ¦ months? Paint Depot . . ^_^______Oil automatic heal 1 car ctarage Choice ^ Wednesday, J une 27 v ' ¦ ¦•. Sale Every Thursday ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ west central, location ? .Madison School /and ? misc. iteins. LOANSPLAIN NOTE-AUTO- FURNITURE ¦ • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ " ¦ ¦ ^M ' 7:30 P.M. :: "AGM ::. . - .." ;;HAL^gARD district. 1 block to. bus. ABTS AGENCY, ¦' ' Terms: Under $10.0» cash ; . 170 E, 3rd St. Tel. Z915 Y. ^ . INC., Realtors, 159 Walnut St , Tel. 4242 ' . . ;. '.; Starting at.5:45 P.M. . .. Hn. 9 a.tn. fo 5 p.m., Sat.- 9. a.m.. lo noon. PESTRO'V fVALUES y . or : alter hours ? E. R. Clay 8-2731, over that amount casii or Vi Choice dairy cattle on hand at mos-auitoes, Insects , on lavins, Controls - Wm. R. Pagel - 4501, E. A, Abts -3184, 1959 CHEVROLET, 2-t»ii " '«- .all 'times. Butcher hog market gardens aiid yards. Us-e with sprinkler . A In addition to the. items listed down and balance in monthly Loans — Insurance — Geo , Pelowski . a-2701 , cab A chassis, two- ' every day.. . or sprayer. ¦ 64 cylinder in Sunday's ad ,. a complete payments.- " 3% added to baJ- Y Real Estate "A- '• ' V at- *i??s il^nd FOR SALE by owner. ' 6 rooms end bath. speed axle, 825x20 tires, 156" 841 W. BroSdway.. . . household now in st orage -will ance for 6 months. Your-credit AGENCY . Tel. Levv.-2667 Collect: Makes 25 gals. ¦wheel base. FRANK WEST BEDROOM, ail , ', be sold- is always good with th-« . North- . - .- US Lafayette St. ? Tel. 5240 . 3 modern home. oil.-burn. . . TEmMAIER DRUGS : Ing furnace, . (Next to Tele phone OHIce) _ _ _ Telephone 8-2921 ¦ 'uli basement, larg« well Ayim FORD, -%-ton pickuip, V-8, em In-vestment .Co, Poultry, Eggt, Supplies 44 SEE OOP LINE of good used furniture. kept lot, new double, oarage. 961 . 'Gil- engine, four-speed transmis- Gas range; refrigerator ; TV ~ " Many other Items. O. K. USEO FURNI- Located Just .West of R; D. Cone' s more. . FRED 'AND DONALD- WIER, WantecTto Borrow 41 'Trr^Hic K HATCHERy - ' sion , 29,000 miles, ex cellent set ; typewriter ; b«droom set ; ¦ 5^E TURE, 273 ,E. 3rd. Tet . g-3701. . ORR I Nl ST, 355— New atlractlve 3 bed- ' OWNERS .' . Rollingstone, AAInn. Tel. 23« living room set ; davenport ; ¦ - " FREE — Tube Tesfino Center roorn home, ceramic bath, bullf-Inj, -all -shap«. . Winona. . . 2nd , t. Center.-: . . . . Tet. 391-0 . Typewritert 77 , : Wanted To Borrow] Save 20% on tubes. birch woodwork/ hardwood floors, pan- , chairs;, tables ; other house- Alvin Kohner. Auctioneer. eled breezeway 1 attached oarage. 1955 FORD, V-8 engine Si-ton Wanted—Live J»oek 46 (In rear ot store)? TYPEWR ITERS and . adding machines fo" ¦ ar" hold items ; 2 wheel car fad- - $8,000. 1st Mortgage Y r Must be seen .Inside. : Call ' .Bruce Mc- pickup, Northern Iravestmemt Co., TED MAIER. DRUGS sale or rent.. Reasonable rates, free Nally, . Builder, ' 8-1059. ¦¦ er. . r ' Top prices for all livestock delivery. See us for all your office sup- ~ ~ • 1955-370 GMC, «.cylinder, cus- Lester S-enty, Clerk 6 c Interest • GREMELSBACH STOCK YARDS plies, desks, files or office chairs. Lund GOODVTE'W—4655 6lh Bv ..owner, FHA - tom cab, two-speed axle, St. Alvin Kohner, Auctioneer ' ¦ Good? Security. Lewiston, Mlnn. ¦ RCA WHIRLPOOL Typewr iter Co. Td. 5523. . . or GI approved . Newly decorated . 2- ". :.. Rep. by Eldoti W. Berg, . Dally Hog Market - . - -. : " bedroom home. Tiled bath, enclosed Paul hoist with 17 foot grain ' ' -<161 on springing covrs-hilteri. PARTS — SALES - SERVICE TYPEWRlfiR S. ADDING MACHINE : - , :• .>¦ Ralph T. Hengel , Cleric Arcadia, \Viscon sixi Write A-81 Te). ? ? back porch, . attached g»rage and full ¦A; box ( see this). . Wa?sfaers -— Dryers Sales—Service—Rental basemen! Corner, lot. Tel. 8-3284. '. A Dail y Neva ¦ WINONA TYPEWRITER SERVICE ' lements; Hftrnets ' ¦: ' Refrigerators v ' 1954 FOED F-6O0 V-8 [ engine, Farm, Imp 48 Ranges — . 161 . E.. 3rd .. . -Tel. - 8-3300 . E, IMMACULATE 3 bedroom, home. . Story . . - ?and a halt. Cemented basemenf . New cab & chassis, 154" wheel ¦ REMODELING yollR 8ARMT Why not . Dogs, Pets, Supplies : ' ' . - ' . 42 Washing, Ironing Machines 79 gas furnace 1 car garage. 30O block tvyo-speed (very . . put in a complete CLAY equipped set Feiten InnpI. Go. west . Full price J10;500.O0. ABTS AGEN- base, , gopd> . BASSET HOUND—puppies, 8 weeks old, j up. B arn cleaner', comfort or loyer MAYTACYAND ". FRtGIOAIRE Fastr~ei ' ' 113 Washington St. Winona - CY. INC., Realtors, 159 Walnut S(. 195() .CHEVROLET.. 1-ton . cab . . AKC ? registered, 2 litters Io choose j stalls, ventilation, etc; OAK RIDGE pert service. Complete stock of parts. Tel.. 4242 or alter hou rs?. EY- R Clay ' ¦ trom, . Money Creek Ranch, ? Houston, SALES * SERVICE, Mlnrallska, AMnn. H. Choata & Co. Tel. JB71. B-2737, Wm. R . Pagel 4501. E: A.. Abls & chassis. Y Y Mlnn. (RldBgW'YV T«L J. 13357. : Tel , AUura 7684. ? - . . . . . : - ¦ ANNIVEMARY SAI.E . 3184, Geo. ? Pelowski 8-2701. . ' Want»cWfol6ijy 8J 1946 CHEVROLET. »A-1on,: 4- .Y MISC. Farirv Implements: . Mlnnetota .6 NEWS BY BUILDER—New 3 bedrooms, attach- ? DAI LY speed transmission. tractor mower, Lundell wagon hoist, BAND ?SAW— M inch or larger, complete ed garage, built-in stow - and ovmn, tiled "NUTRENA" Lundell bunk feeding augers, Cockstiutt with motor and . stand, , 6 inch iointer, bath and shower In Westdale Sub- model M tractor, 40 It. Dladrlch nar- ¦:¦ with motor and stand, tool grinder, with Y-diytslon. Tel. 9745. Y FHA, low down row hopper elevator, 10 'bu. Prld«-Of- H- ;: ¦ , M^ . -X stand. Tel. 2913 alter 5. paymentY . . ' ¦'' ? ' - . . " ' . '' . ' - ' ' Y ' Dog Food The Farm hog feeders (new),? . Peterson Motors Kr-ause EC CH DS ~ ' [ ¦ Disc plow for Ford , tractor, 2-3 bpKom ^W T I L 2 wheel bicycle, State oA WEST - LOCATION . 1, b lock fo bus? of Lanesboro, Inc. ¦ ¦ '' :¦ Ford , tractor plows. We have several , size, condition and price. Write, Leon- Very neat, large family home. 3 bed- - . POWR-PAKT SUBSCRIPTIONS ard - Lettner, Fountain City, Wis. ? ¦ Prices; Have Never Been Lower * . . good used ' trucks lor sale. Eusferrnainn' s rooms on first floor,. 2 . upj New fur- Laneslxiro. Minn. TeL H07-2195 ? Nuggets or Meal. . —Lewiston. . Minn. USED PIANOS—regular and player, nace, 52 gallon? hot water heater and 'or ' ^~~ trade In on new furniture. Lawrem Fur- a 3 car garage.. Priced under 113.- ¦ ¦ May Be Paid at 000.00. ABTS AGENCV. INC., Realtors, v ' GOPHER CORN nlture. 173 E. 3rd. . Winona, Mlnn, '. H . . & VITALITY - ~ 159 Walnuf Sf. Tel. 4242 or after hours: Used Cart V 109 ^ 20-oz. can HIGHEST JUNK PKficESV E. R. Clay 8-2737, Wm. R. Pagel 4501, ^ : , Crumbles. ? ¦ 1948 Plymouth, Cheap. ¦y>A^»^^^^^^ A^^^A^AA^«'^»iA ^ r i*i~<-WWTW »V%0~V*^r*i*.- %^ inr^V—ij -, ry>A>ii . ¦- ¦ ' ' Vi. . t, W. IRON AND METAL CO. E. A Abls 3184, Geo. Pelowski 1-5701 . FISHING CAR— ^ ¦ . - : ; . TED MAIER. DRUGS ? ' '" : . . , 89Cy . 207 W. 2nd, across Spur Ga* Station . Ml -W. Broadway. . ; . , j ¦ FLORIDA HOME-2 bedrooms all fur- : '61 Impala, 2-dr htp., Nas- : • '61 Convair Monza Coupe. ' ; : For large areas, ae* ui for Information . CHEVROLET—T»4T, clein. used dally. *45. | ^r NUGGETS Materials 61 WM. MILLER SCRAP . IRON 8, METAL nished, Large lot.- Taxes S13, per year. ¦ ¦ ' on seeding for goptt«rs. Building US E Mirk, side doer. - ' ' ¦ - . : ¦ ; sau blue, matched interior, Honduras maroon, con- ! ; CO. pays highest prices for tcrap trem, Only J4 .975. Easy terms. Write Shank, . . . with your building 300 h.p. engine. 4 speed - ! ¦ Ted Maier Drugs LET OS HELP YOU metals, hides, wool and raw fur. Box 313, San Anlonio. Florida. " - "- - trasting bl a ck interior. :|, MEAL problems I See us tor foundation blocks, 223 W. 2nd. Tel. 200 . . ..I960 BUICK ' , .: : ANIMAL HEALTH CENTER at auction—A good clean trans. , rad., wsw ttiis car • bucket seats, 102 h.,p. en I ; ^ , easy chlrnmy blocks, manhole, blocks, parti- Closed Saturdays TO BE SOLD LeSabra 4-dr. Sedan, Tu-lorna red and ' .Balanced nutrition tion blocks- septic talks, cessDools, Port- 6 room wood frame house with full white vdtn matched upholstery, power ! ; has never been abused and ;! gine, 4 speed trans., rad., ' HIGHEST PRICES PAID ; to feed , high payability. land cement, morfar cemesil. Ready bath and large glass enclosed front steerlnc, brakes, radio, hea ter, tinted i; is just like new. ' for scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, raw porch Oil furnace year old. Open for ¦ ; ; wsw, padded dash, clean. - . ;;- . Mixta In bags, foundation coating and glass, whitewalls, exceptional ly clean. 0 ¦ furs and wool) from \ ** >^^* a^*** i^ i+ *****^^** » **^*^^^***0C \t*a *^^*m>>m i^^^^V^^^>^^VW^^^^^#M<<««^^^^ » Good Used re-lnforced steel of all types. Inspection on Monday. June 75, "Dogs Love It" Sorn Weismon 4-8 p.m. Located at 526 Harriet Street. $24t95 East End Coal & & Sons Shown by appointment by calling 3731. 1960 BUICK : w ,y ' 1 INCORPORATED To ba sold at auction on Thura. June '61 Impala, -Kir. htp. Hon- A p * r " ''"' Machinery . teSabre 4-dr . Sedan, Light lan finish, > <50 W. ird Tal. SttO 28.. al 8 pm , ? . ¦; 'SO ! FA, KRAUSE CO. Cement Products Co. - power ste'arlnp;, economy engine, tinted . duras maroon with con- ; ! Impala Convertible ,] Farmall 400, overhauled, wide 9J1 E. Sth Tel. 338? Rooms Without Meals FACING BEA U TTFUL Central Park. By Blasi, wtillawalls, one owner. trasting : interior, V-8, an- !• ' -' ?white with white top and ]! 86 Attractive newly decorated choice ; "BREEZY ACRES" ~ ' owner. ! (ront end. FOURTH W. 4U~Sleeplng (or property. Al! modern duplex. $2295 ! tomatic trans., p/s, wsw, ; contrasting turtjuoise . inte-;! Business Equipment 62 room¦ gel* Income Soulh on New Highway 14.-61. Farmall 200 ivith cultivator ^ ~ tlcman In modern home ; " Can be easily converted Into one family I960 BUICK rad., a real cream puff , !: rior, 250 h.p. engine, auto- ; ! ^AVERN EQUIPMENr-lrvciuaing cooIe r home 2 bedrooms In both apartments, KINO E. 127—Nice large room7~ LeSabre J-dr. Sedan. Dark metallic matic, rad. , wsw, p/s ...... Open, all day Saturday ...... and.last ..hi.lc.li.;.. . and refrigerator. Cnll evenings. 913 ¦ E¦¦ modem tiled baths, sunrooms. screened in por- new car look at a used - ; , ns; "" '"" '¦; "' " " ' " " . - •¦ ¦ - fedllttn.- Gentl«mafl -preferred? Re-as»«v irown finish with contrasting tan and ' sin. . . " h'ard 'wood floors', "fireplace," futT " ! car price. :A. 'A; _ . . J.. . sharp,as they.com-e , New Holland (18 hay liner baler, ~~ able. ches, wh i le upholstery," V-», automatic, radio, - . ,;!. .... v " basement, ample storage rooms and Horses, Cattle Stock 43 with PTO. Co a l7Wood, Other F u• \ S3 healer, tinted glass..whitewalls, this Is Rooms for Housekeeping 87 closets, automatic modern oil burners, a real crtam puH. PALOMINO—Quarter horse cross. 3 yenr New Holland 56 with motor. L UMBER A.ND WOOD double gjarape Shown by appointment $1995 ALL CARS CARRY GW WARnA^TY old geldlnpj. Well mnnnered ftnd gentle. For gocxl quality lumber and wood WEST 5th location—Light housekeeping only. Tel. 5967_ or_ 44«. Peggy Hneuser, Fountain City. WK, Tel. Allis Chalmers baler. telephone Trempealeau 14 and bedrooms (or rent for men. Til. D. COUNTRY living, low taxes. Spotless. 4859. '60 Impala , 4-dr Sedan , V-8, automatic, p/s, radio, vs-w. •MU7-3796. __ Allis Chalmers self-propelled DA.VE BRUM KOW & SON _^_^ 6 years old, 2 bedroom home. Hard- WALZ HEREFORD BUix-i years old Regrs- Trempealaag, Wis. w ood flooring. Beautiful kitchen with '60 Valiant , 4-dr Wagoji, standard trans., rad. . like new. combine, Model lfto. Apartments,. Flats 90 ample cupboards. Full , basement. Oil Buick-Oldsmobile-GMC teerd . Porter Broadwater, Preston, Mlnn. ~ '60 Chev., BelAir, 4-dr , 6, economical standard trans. Tel. S05-7355. Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum 64 5TH W. IB04—4 rooms, private entrance. automatic heat; All on blq. plot of Open Mon., Wed, end Frl. Eyenlnpa, Massey Harris self-propelled 7 ~ " ground, Approximately 270 feet (ronr- RUG - 9xl 5. good condlllonTii? W, Fifth, Heat, hot water, stova and refrigerator '60 Falcon , 4-dr Wagon , standard trans., one o-wner , lo^v milage. HEREFORD BULL-3 year old purebred; ft. combine. furnished . aqe on main highway, at edgn ol town . 4 register ed Hereford cows. 3 lo 5 J259«, ?-pc . living room suites wilh kip- Priced unde>- 514,000 00. ABTS AGEN- 7" '60 Monza Coupe, 3-speed. radio, wsw , low mileage. years old, fo call la te summer or early Allis Chalmers fifi big Inn pered fosnn cushions. Clearance special MAIN ST.—upstairs, .1 rooms and balh, CY, INC., R-alfors, 1S9 Walnut St. Tel C0MPAGtS. lall. Donald lawstuen, Lanesboro, Minn . heal and hot water furnished . Tel. 6-3364 -¦ now. int .9i. B0R2YSK0WSKI FURNI- 4242 or alter hours? E. R; Clay 8-2737, '60 Valiant , 4-dr, standard trans., rad., red & white . a cutie, - - i combine. alter 5. PIGS-}*. Castrated nnd ready to wean. TURE. 3C3 Mankato Ave,, open evenings. Wm. R. Paoel 4501. E. A. Abts 3184, '59 Chev., 4-dr., 8, automatic, p/s, just like new. Also a lew brood sows. Jatob A. New Yetter hay conditioner , DUPLEX—5 rooms. Heat, hot soil water Geo. Pelowski 8-2701 . '62 Falcon Futu ra radio, other extras, stick- Kreldermackor. Altura, Mlnn. furnished. Screened porch and oaratje, —This 6-room house has 3 Fordomslic, '59 Chev., 4-dr, 6, stick , immaculate, local one owner. - 5 ton wagons . , ' . C'29. . HOWARD W. er price M.611.90, Demo, 3»ve plenty, Adults. Inquire 170 E. Howard. bedrooms and balh, new jiai furnace and REC.isTEREDr BERKSHIRE BOAR — 6 C LOSEOUT ~" License No/ lM-4951. '58 Buick Riviera, -t-dr, p/s , p/b, p/seats, like new. month old. Also, open gills. Gordon CARIMONA l77' V^V' roomV and bnthY ifoi oaratje. On bus line. se?,?50 Morris, Arcadia, Wit. Tel^JFlD. SPECIAL water and heat. Available July 4. '58 Ford , 4-dr . 6, standard trans., a real nice cnr. ~ Merlin Wilbe r Adults only. Tel . 4007 before 6 p.m. W. STAHR B0AR PIG.S-7. black and while, 300 • M2S '62 Comet S-22 T>i! Buick, Convertible , automatic, p/s , nice r . 374 WY Mftfk Tel. equlpmrnl, spotless, very tew lbs. E d wv a r d Lehnert:, Rolllnosloir, Centerv ille, Wisconsin $l7!) .fl. > Kroohlor Sofa, CENTER , 500' .--Deluxe 3-room apartment, Ccmplet( '58 Vauxhall , 4-dr Wa son , clean , check this for price, Mlnn. TH. 21-F-41 slove, relrlqerator, carprlino, nnd .drap- GOODVIfW — Very attractive , new 2-bed- mile-,. Tolrtl price $2,495. License Ho. fifl infixes long, with extra hifili eries furnished. Adults, W.50. Tet , 5017 room modern homo In tlp-too rundi'lon. 1M-5310 '56 Chev., 4-dr , 6, standard trans., this is trut* economy. FEEDER PIGS—50, 8 wepkv old , James or 6790. full basement with rec room , oil rent, '56 Chev., 2-d r htp, fi automatic, rad., wsw sharp. Mueller, St . Charles, Mnn. Tal. S74- " " ~~ back , soft foam cushions, tougli beautifully landscape lot and qarr(i«. , , W-3. Fe7»Miter, Sod 49 flat nylon cover , 3 cover. HARVESTER AVE. 204-3 rooms and Only 19,600 . For appointment call '59 Stude. 6 '56 Ford, Custom 2-dr , 8. stick , as .sharp as a tack, balh, heat, hot water, stove and re- Sed.in 40r., standard transmission with SOD—any amount, delivered or layed, frigerator. Via our '55 Merc , 4-dr 8, sticl< , cream and black , extra clean. Tel 87668. W. STAHR overdrive, radio , really clean. JM&. '~" ~ ~ " ndvcrtlae ' ~ "~ ' SANBORN E . -477V4 3 rooim with prl- 174 W, Mark Trl. M25 ^^ - prices. ~""6iRT HALV -RWN FOR BLACK cal l $129.95 vole bath, stove , refrigerator, he.\| And -^^ BROS., all top toll. 6-v»rd load *t. Tel. WFST LOCATION — Owner " trnn-.lerreu< br Ino electric ranao, refrigerator, hoi soft Outstanding Buy! containers . Fred Krlespl , i mllrs East rooiT\ 11011', , rt|l on one floor. NKI- FOR RENT on hall. 38 .icros clOMr-r and water Complete Liundry ¦ tncllltlcs. Wm. 5 " On Used Cars Til Fa.li o( Marshland , lust off Hwy. IS *?0. room, dlnlrifj fnom, kitchen, t«H alUlta. Donald Pull, Arcadia, Wis . Tel . llo? lor' appointnncnt. living bfllh. new gas U»rnnre. Price is IDA- '6 1 Chevrolet Household Articles 67 Apartments, Furnished CAM. CUEAPIES! 7VO CASH NEEDKD! CHEAP IES ! _ 91 Deluxe Bc'IAir , 4-dr. 6 IT'S our pleasure lo loan carpel stiflm- " CENTRAL LOCATION -) roc, apart- W. STAHR potifrs tree wllM purchasn ol Blue m cylinder , with ulnndnrd mrnt, prlvale entrance, partly fumftri- Vt W. Mark Ttl »925 '55 Olds.. 2-ri r hip. "55 Ford , 2-dr , stick. Lustra Carpel Shampoo Deposit re- triinsmission alpine ed Tel. 44:i4. , '54 Buick , 4-door. quired. H. Choa ti" A fo. '54 Pontine . 2-door, USED APPLIANECS "" ' " Wanted—Real Estafe 102 white , turc|iioise uphol- CENTRALLY LOCATED - 4-rootn apt . Till Chev., 4-duor. ' ... '53 Pontine , 2-dr hup. ~ ' V stery, whitewnlls , Radios. Television 71 Heal, hot water, stove, rctrlqerfllor fur- WILL PA1- HIGHEST CASH PRICES n •51 Plymouth , 4-dr. '51 Cadillac , 4-dr htp. REFRIGERATORS nished, Adults only. Tel. 4554 .liter J. FOR YOUR CITY PROPERTY truly remarkable car nil set to ~ "' '50 Dodge, 4-door. '40 Buick , +dr , stick. General Electric , 8 cu, foot $40. BROADWAY E. 755-- i room furnished RO and just like new (or a used ap.irlmi'nt. rHrlfltriilor , gni ilovc, prl- "HANK" JEZEWSKI '49 Ford , 4-door. '47 Chev,, Coupe, nice. General Electric , 8 cu. ft,, very clean ,$(315. v.itr balh nnd entrance »45. (Winona ' s Only R enl Estate- lluyerl cnr price. For Reliable " frl.. «388 «.'l,s? \VR F)0 ! 75 W. 2nd Tel. fl-2711 . KRK1C ! , Console TV , 21 inch , mahogany case . , Immediately. Adults. 2, Do on warn ;i stienni ot VUV.V.' Philco $60. '"WcAindorsttui d your sot lie.st," ' " ' > Westinghouse , Console TV, 21 inch , 7TH I; .15.1- 1 room , ami k liclienet|», Suil- cui idsily seekers instend of COMK IN AND REGISTER TRANSISTOR RADIO GIVEN We're fully <>« IM ippcxt with n ahlu lor I or 3 adults , utilities furnished. mahogany case '. i $:i f). TV Slonal, FJUVKHS '.' We screen your FOR I'OI./VROin ELKCTIUC WITH EVERY USED CAR SAM' S PHOTOF ACT 1.1- prospccls and slio^ 1 your Gcrtcral Electric , CLOSE IO DOWNTOWN 1 room and KYK CAMERA. AND TRUCK SOLD. ' BHAHY-lhfi world' s finest TV- kilrluwtte. TV Gentleman preferred, home nt yoiir I'nnvenioiicc. Console TV, 21 inch, nuihogany $-10. Available now. Tel, , Jbi. II . —. ... , , ...... 1.11 ¦ - , . , ,— ¦ " f .. *, ' BUZ SAWYER '¦:/>:A') . ' A .;., - By Roy Crenr

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