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¦ '¦ Win ter Storm Fritz Kreisler• '. • . A - ' , - ¦ Dead at 86 in Shotgun Blast Kills New York City "NEW YORK (AP -Fritz Krei- Wallop s Dixie sler, one of the great ?violin vir- tuosos of the last half . century, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS far as Georgia, Flash flooding was a little stuck on the ground In died today. He was 86, A winter storm has struck the reported to have struck the Rocky Charlotte. The; storm buffetted Southern Death came to him in the Hark- Dixie coast .from North Carolina River : at Norwood , N.C. v. Maryland and the lower Eastern ness Pavillion of Columbia-Pres- to Maryland with icy? rain- and up In Virginia , Richmond — the byterian Medical Center where he Shore with the Pocomoke City had been a patient for 16 days. to a foot of snow. It closed hun- capital pf the Old Dominion—got area bearing the brunt — six Man at MankatoMANKATO, Minn. (AP) - A a block front the Wendt home. Po- dreds: of schools and left many 8 inches Blacksfone 10 inches. His agent said a heart attack, , inches. Slight accumulations were along with old age, brought the shotgun blast fired through a bed - lice .also' picked up a pistol from roads treacherous before swoop- The heaviest fall — 12 inches reported as far north as Bridge- " , ing but ' '¦ ' end? :' room window "killed a Mankato Black"s trailer and . several . - guru to sea. — . -was measured at Chatham. ville , Del . man early today and several hours The storm, whipped by strong Norfolk bad fou.' inches and Over the years, his name had from the Wendt home: winds, lumbered into Thousands of - youngsters got a become almost synonymous with later police said a neighbor had Black had not sighed a state- North Fredericksburg and points north led tliem to the slaying weapon. ment and was being held without Carolina early Sunday.. It swept had no snow at all. holiday as hundred s of schools in violin music. A man with a huge up the coast through southern the snow area were ordered affection for the common man, he The victim was Marvin Wendt , charge. ? ,/ 36, a soybean plant worker and Two- empty .410 shotgu n shells Virgi nia and. hopped over to the North Carolina fared about the closed¦ . had helped popularize good music Maryland Eastern Shore. same with snow . ranging from a '. ' Most/roads were open but there among the masses. the . father of three children , who were found in the snow outsid© Washington , which trembles ? at light fall to 10 inches at Reids- were scores of minor traffic acci- lived in a small home on the Man- the bedroom window: The charge a snow forecast, was spared. ville. near the Virginia border. dents and jams.. Kreisler not only¦ was a master kato outskirts. Wendfs wife, who hit. Wendt in the heart. Winston-Salem in the heart of the In Newport News and Hamp- performer , but . also Va. ' versatile was in the home, became hyster- : Both Wendt and Black were env South of the snow belt-, rain tobacco county got seven inches. ton , Va., bus service was sus- composer , his works ranging from ical , police said. . ployed by Honeymead Product- poured down along the coast as Raleigh had 2Vi inches but ' onlv pended temporarily. " chamber music and operetta to Joseph Black , 31, who lived in Co., in Mankato. Police said folk dances that have become a trailer near the Wendt house , Black , who normally worked until classics. was taken to: police headquarters 8 a.m. punched out at 4:30 a.m. BUSY WEEK FOR PRESIDENT In the last several years, Krei- and shortly before noon led offi- today. Wendt was not scheduled sler and his wife, Harriet , lived cers to what Chief of Police Stan- for duty until 4 p.m. today. in . virtual seclusion in their Man- ley Christ described as the slay- Dr. Wallace Mathews? Blu * hattan apartment. With , his hear- ing weapon. . Earth County coroner said th« ing and sight failing, Kreisler The gun, a combination .410 dcath occurred not more than two seldom appeared in public. V shotgun and .22 caliber rifle, was hours before he examined the body Farm Urban Affairs His wife at present is serious- found hidden in a rock pile about about 7:30 am. / ly ill- In his performing days, Kreisler could make his Stradiyarius sing, : or cry, or laugh, with -a- skill that ' Messades Th is Weefc touched . Ihe hearts of millions. iR0usv.^ye >;. 'Gf/m By JOE HALL broad er control programs with a urban affairs , which is .expected But he never took a formal lesson rASHINGTON (AP)-President view to bringing, stability to all to go : to Capitol Hill Tuesday. after he was 12 and he rarely Kennedy sends two important farm commodities. practiced . f or Kennedy -is expected to hammer TO BE PRESIDENT'S GUESTS ... Alexei Adzhubei , son-in- Plan Berlin messages to Congress this week: Farm legislation usually en- His mass of unruly white hair his mew farm proposals and a plan genders political controversy and again on the theme .that a new law of Soviet Premier Khrushcev , and his wife , Rada , who will be federal office is essential to co- and a mustache gave him an ap- . By CARL HARTMAN Berliners in a city of 135 squara to establish a Cabinet-level de- Kennedy's proposals are not ex- pearance of Old World charm. His BERLIN (AP > - From state- miles, about half the size of New partment of? urban affairs':.- .' pected to be an exception. ordinate plans for solving transit , luncheon guests of President Kennedy at the White House Tuesday, traffic , slum and utility problems face was keenlv expressive, and ments of Communist leaders, ''" a York. There might be some token Ia his farm message Tuesday AJso, laden with political dyna- arrive ' at "Mexico - City'' , airport last week from Havana , Cuba . Mrs. " " of , metropolitan areas.. liis hands — amazingly unveined picture is beginning to; emerge of troops of the Western po wers left , Keruiedy is expected to endorse mite is Kennedy 's message on and unwrinkled in later years— Adzhubei holds flowers presented her by a Russian embassy dele- the walled-m "free city . of West but : they would be joined by, So- Last week, Republicans and never seemed to rest. gation. Adzhubei is editor of the Soviet newspaper Izvestia, (AP Berlin " they have demanded. The viet units; Southern Democrats combined in -He gave his first concert in his picture is a dreary one. the House Rules Committee to kill Photofax) V'-: West Berlin would have to come Astrologers Worried native Vienna. Austriayat 10 and It would leave 2.2 million West to terms independently with the the administration 's urban affairs his last, in . 1950 at 75.. His. first bill. Kennedy promptly colossal Soviet Union, and with announced United States tpUr , as a gangling the East German Red regime he . would attempt to upset that teen-ager, earned him $37 a week. Ranger Sun Satellite Now that runs the country surrounding action by proposing trie depart- Later, he . earned thousands per Salinger, Russ th« city. West Berlin ment in a government reorgani- performance would have Dire Predictions .?¦ '¦; , ' ' ¦ its own tariffs, diplomats , cus- zation plan.: ' ' ¦• He made more than $ 1 Vi million toms authorities and public health Reorganizatio n plans take effect in royalties from recordings. Press Secretary system. unless vetoed by a majority in Although there was a deep gen - Ftir^GxtyM ^daveither the House or Senate within tleness in Kreisler "s music, and in Misses Moon Cither countries. Including the 60 days. the man, loo, his life was marked Soviet Union , .would' decide what By ANDREW MEISELS by several incidents of danger? : Meet kind of. newspapers, radio sta- NEW YORK (JD—If you believe in astrology, don 't make' any Kennedy has confirmed that he PARIS (AP)' ' ' —White House tions and political organizations '¦ He was badly wounded in World press secretary Pierre Salinger plans for next Monday, There may /not be a next .Monday . ' . ' intends to appoint Robert C.Wea- War I while serving iri the Aus- could exist inside the wall. ver, a Negro who now heads the met with his Soviet counterpart Even if there is a next Monday, the astrologers say, it won't be trian army*, nearly killed by an PASADENA , Calif. W" — Ranger 3, the moon shot that missed its The Western powers have , tidal waves , Housing and Home Finance Agen- today but declined to say whether much fun. Storms , earthquakes the sinkinng of con- automobile in 1941, had a serious they discussed- , an exchange of target by nearly 23,000 miles, is doomed to spend the *est of eternity in turned down this "free city" pro- tinents, financial panic and the outbreak of World War III are liable cy, as head of the new depart- case of appendicitis in 1946 and ' posal of the Soviets. They say it ment. .' television appearances by Presi- futile flight—an accidental satellite of the sun. , . to make the day hectic. had undergone .two major opera- space craft apparently ac- would make West Berlin so weak dent Kennedy and Premier Of its four objectives, the $7-tfiillion " All these dire predictions, and more, are being made by astrolo- Both the ,House and Senate plan tions since 1950. Khrushchev/ complished only one. that the Communists could easily gers the world over who expect the advent of catastrophe some time to debate this week a major ad-, Born Feb. 2, 1875, in Vienna , Asked about his talks with So- Thei -biggest disappointment was that it missed the moon by 23,862 gobble it up. Sunday, They base their prophe- ministration, proposal—federal aid Austria , tbe son of a physician, vjefpress hurled into its trajectory at ; chief "Mikhail Kharla- miles. This happeneS because it was West Germany particularly op- sies on an inauspicious combina- for colleges—with chances of pas- Kreisler obtained '' jj < typically mov, Salinger said : "They were excessive speed after it was launched Friday from Cape Canaveral , poses the plan as creating a tion of the planets in the constella- sage rated good iri each branch. thorough Europeaiixsaucation , but just viputine- and informal. " na. "third German state." The West tion of Capricorn. The Senate became typicajiy American in on others. German Republic agitates strong- version is much ' That failure brought 3 Adulfs 6 broader than the one before the spirit, ; " '. . • • ' Salinger met w ith Kharlamov For one thing, the 727-pound space ly for German reunification. It Astronomer* serious students r — House, so there may be difficulty at-the Soviet Embassy. They first craft was unable to bounce radar opposes anything that would lead of the heavenly bodies — agree got together Sunday right at a that the five visible planets of in adjusting the differences in signals off the moon. And, since Democrats Hail to general " recognition of even a conference. cocktail party given by Pierre it did not land its capsule on the second German state, the satel- Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter Baracuc, French Foreign Minis- bring its lite "German Democratic Repub- Children Die and Saturn will be grouped along The House has scheduled its try press spokesman . moon , it was unable to into play and meas- lic " 'set ..up by the Soviets. with the sun and the moon around $1.5-billion bill for consideration Salinger said earlier the pur- seismometer constellations Capricorn starting Tuesday. pose of the V ure moonquakes. the of meeting was to It also failed to get close-up pic- Texas Victory Western officials are talking of and Aquarius. Beyond this point , Senate leaders discuss: questions of communica- moon. The long-range ¦WASHINGTON (AP) Texas; arrangements that would go part* In Farm Fire the astronomers and the astrolo- also may bring tions between the two nations: tures of the - up that branch's $2.76-biIlion shots it got as it sped past ap- Democrat Graham B. Purccll Jr. way (oward meeting Soviet de- (AP>- gers go separate ways. With Salinger at the Soviet " j mands for changes in West Ber- BUCKLAND , - Mass. measure Tuesday or Wednesday. , parently will be of little value , if Congress today ; 'They're all gone. There's no- "Nonsense" is the way James Embassy was Edward R Mur- takes his scat in lin. Western proposals were made S. Pickering, assistant, astronomer The stripped-down House col- row , director of the U.S. Infor- any. with praise for the Kennedy ad- ; body left but me." ¦ • ' ¦ ¦ The one thing Ranger 3 did was with this in mind at the Geneva of the Hayden Planetarium in lege bill would provide $300 mil- mation Agency " ' ministration and some reserva- i conference of- ' WW. The Soviets That panicky cry, sobbed by lion a, year for five years to help Salinger said his main reason collect gamma radiation data. two of its programs. ; New York , describes the prophe- already are being tions about turned them down. " pajama-clad ll-year-old boy cies of doom. "It's the same kind build classrooms, laboratories and for coming to Paris was to meet These data Vice President Lyndon B. John- : po unding, on a neighbor 's door, of gobbledcgook astrologers have libraries. Sixt y per cent would be with Murrow and U .S. Embassy analyzed. son led a band Since then the 'Communists have was the first alarm of a fire that been handing out for centuries. " in matching grants , the rest in public affairs officers from Paris, Ranger 3 raced by the moon of fellow 'Ipxans built their wall through the city, took nine lives early Sunday low-interest loans. Bonn and London. and into oblivion Sunday after- in welcoming Pur- cutting off the flow of refugees morning in this western Massa- Astrologers—who try to tell the The Senate bill noon , beginning to tumble, as it cell , his wife and from East Germany; ch usetts village. contains $1.5 Murrow also declined to discuss future by the movements of the billion to aid in construction for went into solar orbit, Only one of three children to 't see it that way. the talks with the Soviet press was working. The Communists maintain that Six children and three adults planets—don classrooms and other facilities , its transmitters the capital Sun- East Berlin is the "capital of the perished in the flames that They are preparing for Ihe worst. ¦ chief, He said he has just re- During periods when that trans- day, all in the form of loans; $924 .mil- turned from an inspection tour ot German . Democratic Republic " swept through a two-story farm- In India, millions of Hindus and lion for student scholarships , and mitter 's antenna was pointed to- Purcell' s over- and that there can he no question house two hours before dawn. Moslems ae fervently praying to West Africa and decided to meet ward earth , scientists were able whelming victory "250 million in matching grants with the public affairs officers on of chancinn its status Tbe sole survivor was Robert ward- off the end of the world. lo aid in construction of commu- to. pick up the signal and chart Saturday over, Mariy believers have fled their the Way back to (he United ' ' Deome Jr., mentally retarded , nity junior colleges, Fritz Kreisler Stales. Ranger s progress. Joe Meissner , a Somo Western official* point who escaped the flames hy plung- homes in Calcutta . Bombay, Ma- conservative Re- An official of tha Jet Propulsion out that; unit s of Soviet troop j ing through the glass of a rear dras and New Delhi and are publican business- have regular jobs in West Berlin , door, seeking refuge in the holy city Laboratory, operated here for the man , clearly was National Aeronautics and Space G. B, Pureed but no Western troops are sta- of Benares on the banks of the a sweet one for tioned in East Berlin . The Soviets Those who died included his sacred Ganges. Administration , said Ranger ."I will the Democrats. , 32; remain in orbit "for the duration help man the Berlin Air Safety nvhlier, Mrs. Robert Deome In Nepal , hundreds have taken Canaveral Ready for center , share in watching the war a 'brother , Charles , 6; the chil- to the hills . to await an expected of the solar system 's life. " In his campai gn Purcoll prom- path similar ised support for the Kennedy criminals hold at Spandau prison dren 's grandparents , Mr. and earthquake. Many Easterners Ranger's orbital is ad- and stand guard at tht* Soviet war Mrs . Raymond R, Cnmdall , fiti have postponed mnrriaRos and to Ibat m earth. It will be as close ministration. Sunday night, when _ million miles he found his family guests at memorial on the Western side of and 63, respectively, and five betrothals until the danger period New Space Attempt to the sun ns 91' the Brandenbur g gate . fi rst cousins ranging in age from passes. and as fair away ns 108 million John 's home , he maintained his 2 to 10. By JOHN BARBOUR T minus 73 hours for the Marine bank of clouds, nearly 1 ,000 feel miles. election demonstrated "an accept- The Western powers hold that The cousins were the children Nor is the panic confined to the CAPE CANAVERAL . Fla. (AP ) lieutenant colonel who sat mure thick , spread over central Florida. The television cameras aboard ance ol the Kennedy-Johnson ad- West Berlin has never been.legal- of Everett Crandnll of . Springfield Orient. In this country, 22 Call- —Project Mercury officals say the than five hours in the wailing The countdown was halted wilh Ranger !l were supposed to oper- ministration in northern Texas." ly part of the West German Re- nnrl Mrs. Wilbur Rogers of (Jreen- fornians , members of Understand- next attempt to rocket astronaut spacecraft Saturday before weath- only 20 minutes to go. Later in ate for '10 minutes, as the space However , in a post-election public , thou gh it has been treated fi eld, Police said Crnndall' s par- ing Inc., have taken refuse in the John II. Glenn Jr. three time * er forced a postponement. the afternoon the skies cleared. craft descended slowly toward Iho press conference nl Wichita Falls . for most purposes as if it were. ents had custody of the children Arizona mounta in town of Cleator. around Ihe world will come no Glenn , 40; attended Sunday In Arlington , Va. , the astro- moon in its final maneuver . Had the 42-year-old slate district ju dge since a divorce. The childrens ' They believe Cleator will escape curlier than Thursday. services in Riverside Presbyterian the operation gone smoothly, the listed two reservati ons involving So West Berlin *lr«ady has a naut's family went about Sunday special siatiw. ll is a kind -if mother has ..since remarried and the impending destruction . Thus, today may have dawned Church al Cocoa Beach, and told as usual though pictures would have shown the administ ration policy. , Mrs. Glenn ad- "tree cit y" now—much freer . Is expecting a child. the Rev. Charles K. Pfciffer when mitted the waiting was making it moon in detail never before "I am nol in favor of federal he left , "Don 't worry, I'll be Western officials point, out , than difficult lo keep family life achieved. aid to education and I am not in - back. " When the camera was turned it would be il Ihe Soviet, had normal. favor of nicdical ajd iiiMJer Social their...way. ., '"•¦- '""HI " 'nrrSimdny "as- Rnngei—* sped by Security. " he said? Otherwise Glenn was busy with the moon, the space craft failed American leaders have stated preparations for his trip. Before to keep its antenna pointed toward Tall , trim Porcell is taking tha three ' requirements For a West church he attended an evaluation WEATHER earth. The signal received at st'a! held by Frank Ikard , n Berlin settlement , 1 " self-deter- session. In the afternoon lie ion Democrat vvho resigned as 13th West Berliners , 2. FEDERAL FORECAST Ooldstone tracking slat in the minati on for donned his space suit and went California desert was weaker District congressman to become presence i>f Western troops, 3- through _m hour-loii f* practice mis- WINONA AND VICINITY — than it should have been and was executive vice president of the guaranteed . freedom nf access to sion in I he. space trainer. Cloudy wilh a chance of very light masked by noise. American Petroleum Inst itute. and from the Wester n world. Rocket ,. and spacecraft crews snow tonigh t and Tuesday. A little worked on I lie Atlas boost er warmer tonight, little temperature rocket and the Friendship 7 atop change Tuesday. I,o\v tonight 2.r> , it. They also wont through a dress- high Tuesday 40. Neighbor Slays Intruder rehearsa l of the Inst critical hours LOCAL WEATHER ol the launch-day countdown , All Official observations lor (lie 21 systems were reported checkin g hours ending at 12 in. Sunday. out wcll. Maximum . II; • minimum , 0; The critical problem a| this noun , 11; precipitation , none. Scuffing With Bride-to-Be stage again seemed to be the Official observations for tlie 21 weather. Will clouds 'or winds hours ending at 12 in, today: SANTA MONICA , Calif. (AIM- "He wa» terribl y mad about fle with the screaming girl. over this missile base prevent the . A neighb or, fearin g for the safet y something, " the nirl told police Scolt fired onco, Tlio bulSet Maximum . 2(i; minimum , 10; (lie chest , Atlas from being launched hy noon , . (>; precipitation, none. of a young bridc-to-hr , shot and later. She said she ran to the .struck Ca.-loreiia in killed a mnn he saw smashing hat broom and locked herself in. killing him instantly. The girl told limiting the visibility or making AIRPORT WEATHER the few unsteady moments of the the girl' s bathroom doo r Sunday, She'said t'astorena ' began batter- ixiliee she bad no id ea why ('as- rocket's liftoff dan gerous ".' (North Central Observations) police reported. ing Ihe bathroom door. torena would attack her. Police Max. temp. 25 at noon today; Lynn Ann Do'nntoni , 1!) , had re- Lynn Ami said she opened a questioned Scott , then released Will heavy seas , primarily In min. i:t at fi a,m, today; over- turned from a day of wedding-gift vvindow anil screamed for help, him. the Atlantic Ocean , put in , doubt cast skies al 3,000 feet ; visibility shopping and an evening bridal ,-\ neighbor. Gerald Scott , Sehlabsch, Dorothy Healey, chairman of NAPLES, Italy fAP)—Elegantly children under 13). . Rt, 1, was found morning at home aft er an illness 27, La Crescent the party'sZ Los Angeles head- attired friends, local businessmen, Mat-roily p-tienU : " to »:'30- -nd I io room sofa by ti30 p.m. UdUHf onlyl- of several months. dead on the living quarters said , the explosion "was plainclothes police arid pretty.Ne- The former Maren Telei son, she her husband when he returned definitely an attack on us." Party apolitan . girls packed the churc h SATURDAY born Jan. 20. 1867, in Den- home shortly after 7 a.m. Salur- were not damaged by the today for the funeral of Charles was where offices Admission mark, daughter of Peter and Han- day from Kenosha , Wis., Sunday? blast. (Lucky)? Luciano, the Italian em- Brent Prudoehl , Winona Rt . S. he is ernployed. nah Peterson. She had lived in The bomb, hidden in a suitcase, igrant who became a New York Discharged Apparently .she had been living the Winona area 65 years. Her . blew out windows in a first-floor vice lord . Baby Wendy Board, 5328 6th St., evening before, because she (Cock-eyed John) husband-Fred died in 1905. the tobacco shop . Party headquarters Joe Raimon- Goodview. are: Three sons, Ar- had put the children to bed. Dr. di , Nick di Marzio and Joe dl Surviving ¦ ¦ ' are on the fifth floor . SUNDAY thur. Winona: John , Bellevue, Philip II. Ml/., Houston County Giorgio were there. U.S. Narcot- Chauncv Hicks, Milwaukee Ho- coroner, was called 'and folio-wing Wash , and Anton , Blair. Wis.; ics Burea u agents* spotted them tel. . "' grandchildren and two great- an autopsy. Saturday morning in among friends who, like Luciano, 105 Laird St. three Mrs. .Peter I.olus,. grandchildren. La--Cros.se. ruled that her death? had been, deported by the United , Fountain City Joseph Neuhiann A funeral service will be 2 p;m. resulted from natural causes. Teamsters Vole States to their homeland. , Rt. 2 Wis. Tuesday at Breitlow Funeral Home, Survivors are: Her husband; "So Long, Pal" . said the in- ¦ Mrs. Charles C. Keilholtz . Foun- • • • '' ' .. --.»-»¦ Bethany , , Gerald and - - - 11 ' ; the Rev. Frank Spiies , three sons David t i .» 1 > 1 . i 1 , . : . scription on a floral piece from tain City. . -Church , officiatin g. Bu- Daniel; four daughters, Vicki , ' ¦ Joe Adonis, former New Jersey - . . 203 Mechanic St. Moravian WEATHER FORECAST;. . -". Snow flurries are Plains. Tt will be colder on . thie Atlantic and To Strike at 19 . John Bernatz , will be in Woodlawn Ceme- Linda , Theresa and Tracey; all at gambling king who chose to re- , Rollingstone rial . . expected? tonight in parts of . the north Atlantic Gulf coasts; generally warmer elsewhere. (AP Leonard Reiland . tery: Friends may call Tuesday ..at home; her father , Andrew Sallen- turn to Italy in 1956 rather than Minn. . der , DeSoto, Wis.; her mother, coastal states, part s of the Oliio valley and Photofax Map) the mortuary. ' serve a term in , prison. James ' Schanlzen,Minneapolis. Mrs. Robert < Dell > Counts. La lower lakes region and parts of the northern Plants Honeywell Adonis himself could not get to LeRoy Pet erson, 178 E. Howard Alphonse Grochbwskl Crosse, and her grandmother, Team- ¦ ' MINNEAPOLIS (AP).. . — the church for the funeral. St. (Al ) GrochOwski , 62, Mrs. Edith Stellpflug, La Crosse. voted t» Au- 857 E. San- Alphonse sters Local 1145 has thorities -won 't let him leave his Mrs. Phyllis Sobeck . Sanborn St ., well-known A funeral service will be held Wednesday at 858 E. Delay Granted for Pair Honored on strike at midnight little home town af Avellino, 25 born St. figure in the area, died Tuesday at 2 p.m. at La Crescent ants of Min- ¦ - . ¦ baseball the 19 Twin Cities pl miles away, without special per- - • . Blrthi Sunday at 10:50 p.m. at Winona Methodist Church, the Rev. Wil- 67th Anniversary Regulator Co, 'Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Mundt, Eichmann's Appeal TV Actors neapplis-Hpneywell mission. Genera l Hospital after tin illness liamZBublitz officiating. Friends (AP) represents St. Charles , Minn., a daughter. (AP) BERKELEY, Calif. - The Union , which Luciano 's maihogany casket lay of two months. may- call at Nelson "Funeral Home, V JERUSALEM - ' Adol f Emanuel McCarter , 90, and his production'Zand main- Mr. ' and Mrs. Jerome A. Ger - of Winona , ' about lCCOO in the Roman Catholic church A lifetime resident La Crosse, this evening. Elchmann s defense counsel, Dr. wife, Pear l , 86, have used the tenance workers, took the vote at nes. St/Charles Rt. 2, a daughter - he was born here Aug. 25,. 1899, Robert Servatius, has been grant- with six wreaths on it as the local Weil-Paid, family conference technique to a membership meeting Sunday. Requiem Discharge. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gro- Mrs. Jack Sorensen ed a 10-day extension to. submit pastor sang a Mass for Theresa Storslee, 203 AV. King ¦" iron out their disagreements. Officers said 3.022 members voted him: " ' chowski, PEPIN , Wis. ' (Special)-M r s. grounds of appeal against the . ; It worked well , they said Sun- to strike and 193 voted against the A U.S. agent said oae of evei"y St? He: married the former Seltna Jack Sorensen, 78 , formerly of death sentence of the cx^Nazi con- Roy Tschumper 702 W. Howard day, as 150 friend s and relatives move. five persons in the church was a , Skorlinski April 26; 1921. Pepin , died of a heart ailment demned for his role in the exter- ' ¦ ¦' • ' ' ? - Over-Tired honored them on their 67th wed- plainclothesmari, either Italian St. :-/ . . We played professional baseball ¦last .Wednesday at her home at mination of European Jews? Is- Charles A. I-aValley, U.S. con- or Mrs. Merlin Hungerholt t . Rush; ding anniversary, American. Three ' American in the three-I. League for Ottum- Stanton , Calif. .She -had been ill raeli Supreme Court President By CYNTHIA LOWRY ciliation commissioner , said he ford , Minn. ..' :• ' . wa, Iowa , and also for . the local ' It .worked except on one differ- agents , recorded on, movie film about a year. Dr.. Izhak Olshan set a Feb. .5 AP TV-Radio Writer ence: McCarter was a Republi- will call - both sides to a mediation Miss Diane Goltsiiian, : P a r J< Peerless Chain baseball team. deadline. ? " session before midnight Wednes- the faces of everyone who walked * The former Lena Rose Glas- ¦ : NEW -'. .'YORK .(AP)—Television can , his wife a DeriTocrat. . Rapids. Minn. . Survivors are: His wife; a son, ' ?' ¦ day, when the company - union IU. Raymond Carpenter, Lamoille , brenner , she Was born Sept . 27, series are, for the most part , en- McCarter worked . that one out William , Clinton , Iowa; three contract is open for renegotiation Flashbulbs popped steadily dur- Minn. daughters, Mrs. Robert (Faye) 1883, at Princeton . , 111., daughter acted by well-paid, over-tired : ac- himself. "I became a Democrat ' ' ' •Municipal Court of economic clauses. . ing the service, as they had whil- Carl Willnow? Utica , ..Minn; - . " Norton , Evansville, Tnd,; Mrs. of Henrich and Madalena Glas- tors whose conversation is largely three years ago," he confided. lewski a n d ( Mary .lane) ula, Fair- brenncr. She moved with her par- WINONA constructed by .complaints about Andy Jones, president of th« the mourners were arriving. They Mrs. LeRoy , Czap Robert S. 't: ' baby, .366 Laird St . banks, Alaska, and Mrs. Roger ents to Pepin at the age of 5 their working hours. union , said the strike vote came didn seem to bother - Luciano s . Forfeits were: brother , ' (Harriet) Turner, Coon Rapids, and attended school here. AVhen their series is a hit , they on rejection of a company offe r ZBartolo, or Bartolo s Raymond R. Schevve, 21, 1825 the board son , Salvatore..'" Minn.; a brother, Max , Winona; On. March 24,. 1918, she Wiis mar- are unhappy about their con- of a three cents across OTHER BIRTHS Gilmore Ave?, $25; charged with Highway Appeal minor The two New York Lucahias three sisters, Miss Agnes Gro- ried to Jack Sorensen at Prince- tracts. If it is bombed out in the hourly wage increase and " — speeding 41 miles per bour in a Luciano's real f amily name—paid . MINNEAPOLIS — Mr. and Mrs. chowski and Mrs. Albert (Ame- ton. They moved to Pepin in 1920 ratings, they blame the scripts improvement" in the pension pro: 30-mile zone on Gilmore Avenue no, attention. But relatives of a Roy Enquist , a son Saturday at lia) Glaunert, Winona, and Mrs. and operated a restaurant a few and talk about finding a play. gram. . Jones and a company ¦ from Vila to JunctioikStreet. He spokesman said current wage 24-year-old Neapolitan girl said? to Northwestern Hospital. Mrs. En- Anna Biedlerj St. Paul, and six years. Then they moved to Joliet , Slated for Court was? arrested by polire Thursday Not so pretty Peggy McCay, co- have been a close friend of Luci- quist is the former Mary Gilbert, grandchildren. . 111., residing there until 1955 when An appeal from .a commission- scales range from $1.86'/2 to 53.68 at 11:40 p.m. at Junction and star with Andrew Duggan. in an hour. ano slapped one news photograph- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Funeral services will be Wed- they moved to California. ABC' ers? award for: property taken in Gilmore, s new family comedy, er? and tried to grab ' another 's Gilbert, 468 W. Broadway, Wino- nesday at 8:30 a.m. at Borzyskow- "Room For One More," which has Highway 61 land condemnation ¦ ski Mortuary and at 9 a.m. at Stl Mrs, Sorensen was a meinbcr of Gary T. Odegarden , 18, g .' "Unless we get jemi offer we camera. ¦ ¦ . na- ??.: .. si ' z moved into- ABC's Saturday night proceedings was to be called for . Stanislaus Catholic Church, the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Pep- Washington St.,. $15, charged with can live with, we will go on Luciano's casket was placed in lineup. This slim brown-eyed trial in District Court here this Rt, Rev. Msgr. N. F. Grulkowski in , and Lakeside Camp SIS'!, Roy- driving without -a ' "valid driver 's , strike at midnight Wednesday," an ornately carved silver-and- MARRIAGE LICENSES al Neighbors. blonde, who has completed 20 epi- afternoon? said Jim Forgy, a union steward. officiating. Burial will be in St, license. He was arrested by police Jurors , were instructed to re- black funeral carriage, with huge Mary's Cemetery. Survivors are: Her husband , one Saturday at 11:17 p.m. at Broad- sodes of the series, finds working Bradley Walker , Honeywell labor silver lanterns mounted near the Richard Rutrimas and Margaret with the same people — writers port for duty at 2 p.m. for the ? 4th Friends may call at the mortu- brother , John , and one sister , Mrs. way and Winona Street. , relations manager, said the com- doors. It was drawn by eight coal- Bohme, both of 304 E. .. St, ' director and cast — stimulating, trial of the action involving prop- ary after 2 p.m. Tuesday, where Rose Catura . all of Stanton and LaVerne L; Heickl ey, Red Top erty owned by John N. Searles of pany was disappointed that the black horses. ^ educational and as creatively de- , the Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. three nieces and six nephews. Her frailer Co-jrt, $10, charged witli Mazeppavat Whitman Dam. union had rejected the offer. ; FREE TB X-RAYS Tuesday. parents and five brothers, Fred, manding as workingi in a reper- The .cartage -moved away slowly (Mon. - Fri,, 1 -5 p.m. having -rip' valid Minnesota driver ' s Scheduled to follow the land "On the other band," Walker under a dreary overcast for the Henry. Ernest , William and Char- tory theater, one the prime train- " Room 8, City Halt) license in his possession , He was condemnation case is the trial of added , we are encouraged that four-mile trip to the English Carl j. Reus* les, have died/ ing ground for young actors. She (the U^tnoiia'Co. resident,* f ree, arrested by police Friday at 9:30 Joseph Mlynczak. Frog Island, on i.t union 1 is rgady and willing cemetery at Ppggioreale. • .Funeral' services for Carl J. likes her series. " others* $1 each. A funeral service will be held p.m. at 2nd and Johnson streets. a charge of attempted indecent to continue negotiations. Policemen at?every intersection Reuss, 74, former Winona ' resi- assault. TuesdayZ at 2 p.m? at Immanuel David A. Hole in; 25, Cochrane, Peggy is out of the usual Holly- along the way snapped? to atten- ¦: X-rays last week . ?... ?. 87 dent La Habra, Calif., will be held ,, Judge Leo F. Murphy, Winona Lutheran Church , Pepin the Rev. Wis., $10, charged with failing to wood TV-acting mold, anyway. , tion and saluted the horse-drawn Since March 8, 1953 ... .42 ,747 at Coleman Funeral Home there is presiding. Father Hall Alden Moldenhauef officiating. Bu- stop for a red light. He was ar- For> one thing, she's an alumna carriage, as they do whenever a at 2 pm* Wednesday. rial will be in Oakwood Cemetery of the Episcopal Church will of- rested by police Friday at 1:16 of the controversial Actor's Studio funeral party passes. here. '. ". . : Ex-Minnesotan " FIRE RUNS ficiate. / a.m. at 4th and Main streets. - and? admires its methods. For an Luciano's casket was put inside Friends may call at Goodrich other, she's the vice president of Automation May the cemetery . chapel. It is to stay Firemen were called three tin.es Mr. Reuss died in a La Habra William R. Schanimel, East after a long ill- Funeral Home, : Durand, this eve- a New York construction com- there until the Lucianias know Saturday and Sunday to; put out hospital Sunday Burns Valley Rd., $10 , charged ness. He was . a retired railroad ning and at the church an hour pany and spends a lot of her time Slain in Chicago ;¦ whether. - ', " a stubborn dump fire north of with: failing to stop for a stop- Inc rease Relief burial will - be in Italy employe and moved to California before the service Tuesday. light. He was arrested by in California worrying about the CHICAGO .. A funeral service for Admiral ; retirement several years ago. Nine males and females , large FOUNTAIN CITY , Wis. (Spe- Bismarck , cloudy '45 2t» .. Dewey Stinson, 3RH5 4th St., Survivors are: His wife , the for- and small , including.a fox terrier cial )—C rant Baertsch . Fountain Boise , , .. '. .,..,, ."if 15 Goodview , will be at 2 p.m . Tues- mer Mildred Storlie; two brothers, wilh harness and a cocker span- City, is a surgical patient at Meth- clear .. ' Boston , cloudy ... 21 0 .. day at Fawcett-Abrahnm Chapel , John , Holmen , and Julius , F.ttrick, iel. odist Hospital , Rochester, .Chicago , cloudy 30 22 (he Rev. N. K. Hamilton , Calvary l and four sisters , Mrs. Lena New- , Cleveland , snow 22 in .00 Bible Church, officiating. Hnrial i hart Mrs, itobert Porter Jind Mrs. Denver , clear 46 30 ' .. will he in Woodlawn Cemetery. I Corn Jilbert , all of San Francisco, Des Moines , clnudy .. 3." .10 Friends may call from 7-9 p.m. to- Calif. , nnd Mrs. Frank Betten- MEDICINO PRO BONO PUBLICO Detroit , snow 23 IB .09 day at the mortuary. courl , Sehastopol , Calif. Funeral services and burial will Fairbanks , clear ' -III -32 . Thomas O. Dearman ¦ be at Green Buy Tuesday. Fort Worth , clear .... M 34 .. THHK^v5^^^"T^v yJ ' .A , I . held this morning at Fawcett- l.' ansas City, 39 33 ,. a lifetime area resident except for clear . - . Abraham Chapel , Capt. Lester An- i^^^^^^^^_« Los. Angeles , A3 55 eight years spent in Minneapolis SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT clear • derson , commander of the Salva- (i-rmed | Memphis, clear .... 50 ,10 as a carpenter. He on ^' tion Army Citadel here, officiat- Homer Ridge until his retirement We are proud to present the Circe, the latest, (^* Miami ! cloudy . . mi 57 .. maa\mm^mmm\\ * ing. Burial was 111 Woodlawn Cem- in 1(155. .smartest mul most flatteriiiR frame you will 4mmm\WmmWm\Wm\mfm9'^ "'' Mpls. . St Paul , cloudy I!) II .. etery find anywhere, Superb styling coupled with , He married the former Florence ^mWmWmm\mmWMm\ m ¦ New Orlcail.s clear Ii2 35 .. s wi;r ' ~ Thom- a Lumn-glow, jewel-like engraved brow-piece, • mmmm '• mm mmr\\ 'V t<' ' New-Tor* --(oiid -¦¦;>- _#-- -• .....JMl'j .W.'.C'.T. , . i.....Jaj. ii ej ... and JJ.t!lVkf.J..>.c.!._....'ll . i'^r!..:?i..5l:. it m :; r . . . Mickey Mal'ies , Vicior Suii r aiid ro-Catiiedriil. She siirvTves. ^-v - makes-a-fihinnniering contrast to the-crys- -i- ¦-Mf Mm..mf.m. mW.— J-^4 Oklahoma 'City, r|r;ir as i' 57 26> ., Michael Cole. Friends may call nt Burke Fu- tal lower rim. Extremely light in weight, ' H * r Omaha, mWmWAm Com cloudy 37 32: .. neral Home Tuesday afternoon delightfully comfortable in a wide selection P,", I V^' km mWAm V * Philadelphia , cloudy y>7 in .. Oscar C. Christophersen and evening, where Msgr, Dili- of colors and complete with lenses, it is t ruly Um O^F Frtmo, V , . , " Phoenix, clear .74 *i< ,. Funeral services for Ose-nr C. mail will say Ihe ltosary nt 8 p.m. n wonderful buy at only $10, 90. 10(1 other ~ ind uwn Portland, Mr., cloudy 17 t ( hnstophei- soii, 71 , Winona IU. 2 styles, shapes "ind colors to choose from at „„ , ^^^ V 1 . Tuesday. ^'VPI.^ U ». , Pol'lland , (li e., clem 45 .'II .. who died Salurday evening, will ,. , " . the one low price of $10.98! y »}%, *. j "" ;- Rapid City, cliUidy 4n 3R .. tie Wednesday nt 10 a m. at Burke ______-tldlllon-l , '>#, ' SI Louis, clnudy ,'l(i ys\ .. Funeral ' ' Home and at 10:30 a.m. ¦ REMEMBER -tasttla tae lata^sS ' ' • »»» * . ••"••crlpllon* at «d, Salt Lake City, clnudy 25 la ,. at Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. V^s .fV ?5"" San Diemi , clear n:i (in ,. The Ht Rev. Msgr. Harold .1 . The Mentally IU y San Id niu ihcii , clear ii, '.' i Dilliiiiin will iillic iale. Burial will BUGS —MEDIUM RARE [NffloiCwNDsj svafe Seattle , clear j .' i 35 (' Need Your Help... , Prlt U .. ! lie 111 SI. Mary ' s i-melerv. No Appolntmont No.dod ¦-f * *"" <" " '^''w" " \]'\ Tampa , cleai . . ii 'i 4.'I Horn Jan , 111, Ill'.il , ai Ridge- Not Criticism! A former "cure" for cancer required the -wallowing Washington , cloudv ¦ 37 25 I way, he wns Ihe son ol Mr. ' mid of roasted ia*ect'. Of course, today, we know this ¦ L^-^^ ' jJ_S_^ ¦' """sM &W^ It s e«iy lo be impniient and critical remedy was fooliih. Though we're still looking for Willi someone who ii mentally orcmo- ! tioiully ill. Hut tliis may do much the cause of cancer, medical Kience has made tre>- Intuit. I he |KiM.in !¦> sick K mcndovi n strides in Its detection and treatment. Ask ^^^^ your physician abou t them. And remember, when- hlc' oiuc brhnvior. (living |n |l || H F'S ever you' 's good sense to LEA re not fa-ling up to par it , luin your .*yii- pathetic Kwl^H unilcr-t.'indii) - niav often KjnfflfflH visit your doctor, Then, if medication is necessary, Blanket be the beM "inedlcine". 1H__P__M »ec u» for reliable prescription service. Binding, Repairing ' l .ctrn liu\V you can help. HIHB OrTICIANS-OVER 3,000,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Send for thhjrre booklet ' |B |^U . MO^an BIdg.- H«Urv A.M. «o 5:30 P.M. DaUy A|| 0|flm, Minor Alterations Wfll. to: Barter Monlol Hanllh ""cludlno WodnMday «nd S*t. _ 4 Cllifa 7 Un|o Marfo ¦ Box 2500, New York 1, N.Y. Ted Ulaicr IIrugs 3Ulie I Opim Friday Nlto '||| * p.M. i .Vr. W()rrnnly Avnllnbk, „ „„,„ \ SECOND AND Publlih-d as public tarylct In PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 00 ,nB MAIN a coop- 70V, W. 3rd St. Winona Minn. Phor..: «.37U I' " „.T"lonal 'cr - * '" "'• eration with Tha Advertising Council. H-v«, your Doctor phon* your prescription , M in • . .. • llrnnctiu In M-ny Prlnclpol CIIIM ol U.S. mul Cnnndj, * - I* u« for FREtl DELIVERY ^ ¦ • ' '¦ '" ¦ . ¦ .. ' ¦ , " ¦ '¦¦ ¦ ' .- ., - . -li . . . . . - . . - ,. y y- . . . - ." , .. - . . . . - ; Merc C/f mb ^ Park H^^ Supermarket A chance of light snow tonigh t north in the Red Wing area. A and La Crosse posted figures of and Tuesday with a little warm- high , of 14 was registered Satur- 14 and 21 for the same times. er weather tonight and not much day afternooa and the thermom- International Falls and Dulutb To Be Erected change Tuesday is the weather eter rose to 20 on Sunday. Low had snow and the rest of the forecast for Winona and vicinity. reading Sunday morning was zero communities cloudy weather. A low pf 25 is expected tonight- and this morning 15. But by noon Dashes of light snow put a fresh with a high of? around 40 Tues- the readings was up to 26. cover of the white stuff on WIS- On Site Soon day. Winds tonight are expected to range from A YEAR ago today iha Winona CONSIN'S landscape Sunday anql The . A&P will occupy a new io to 15 miles per more was hour from the southwest. high was 18 and the low -8. All- falling in. scattered supermarket to be built on tlie site areas of the state today. time high for Jan. 29 was 49 in of the Park Hotel it was announced MILD WITH no precipitation of 1914 and the low for the day -36 ' Superior reported "four inches of this afternoon. any ' consequence is the outlook for in 1873. Mean for the past 24 hours new . snow, but in most areas the Wednesday. was : 15. Normal for this day is amounts were two inches or less. Winona Management Co. a new 16: . Daytime temperatures - Sunday real estate leasing and operating For the next five days Wi- Only below? zero readings on the ranged from a peak of 27 at firm , has signed a lease with the no-ria temperatures are expect- Ra- ed to average Northwest weather chart today cine to 6 above at Superior. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. 5-10 degrees were -4 at International Falls, -2 above normal with little Superior also was the coldest to build the 10,400-square-foot su- or at Bemidji and -3 at Winnipeg. no precipitation after ^^ Wednes- spot early today although the permarket. day. ' :. " . ' .' • A warm wave appeared in Can- mercury fell only two degrees to ada Sunday with Calgary having 4 above. Park Falls and Wausau THE MANAGEMENT company, ' Sonic chilly weather prevailed a high of 49 and Edmonton a 43. reported 7 early today, Eau Claire owned by W.S.L: Christensen tend oyer the weekend , but Winona es- Rochester, had a morning reading 9, Green Bay and Lone Rock 10, other principals, is acquiring the caped the snow which fell to the of .16 after a high of 22 Sunday Madison ll, Pcwaukee 12, Milwau- hotel property, from present owners kee 14, Racine 15 and Beloit 16. and will begin razing the building Anacapa Island ,? Calif., set the almost immediately. Winona Man- Pepin Firemen Get nation's high mark, of 87 degrees agement is seeking bids on razing. Sunday compared with the low of Winona Management has award- Trucks Crash 20 below zero early today at Cari- ed the construction contract to Protective Suits; bou and Limestone. Maine. Wisconsin-- Minnesota Contractors , Inc. (WMC). - ' ' ' TO BE -R&ZEb - '. . This is the Park Hotel at 2nd and Johnson . . streets-. which will be razed to make way for a ' . super-market. Cost $250 Each A 10,400-square-foot b u i . -l d i n g On Bridge would be the equivalent of a struc- DURAND, Wis —The volunteer ture 102 by 102 feet, although the department has added new fire Alma Telephone dimensions will not necessarily be equipment—two fire , protective ¦ those suits at $250 each ; . ' . -. Near Kellogg The Park Hotel vvill be vacated They were purchased with - fund s . WABASHA, Minn. (Special, ) — Firm Granted in about two weeks. A&P's new City Courf Vo/ifme raised by the annual fireman 's Two trucks building should be ready for oc- Receipts Tola! which sideswiped on chicken supper at Durand Rod & a bridge a mile cupancy by Sept. 1. Construction south of Kellogg Gun club, plus fire insurance re- at 12:30 p.m. will start soon. The new store -will Saturday were dam- bates. Increase in Rates aged, knocked down 16 guard rail be of masonry construction. It W^w $2.4 Million Aluminized asbestos forms the ALMA; Wis. — Tenney Tele- posts, and smashed into a will be built on the north side of i?eGorG/s tele- Sets outside and there are layers of phone Co., '." Alma , was granted ' phone pole, breaking lines and the property between Johnson By .vDAvipiARRIS^ __.!.. . which lias jurisdiction - over claims ed with beer:in possession. There : wool and fiberglass underneath. A an increase in rates by the -Public " cutting off service. The drivers street and the alleyC""The: rest of " Daily 'News Staff" Writer up to $300, had a .total of'6 51' cases ', were 25 open bottle in vehicle viola-. heat resistant ; sole: is added for Service Commission last week. It compared with 641 tn 19(50 , Judge tionsZ At Pigeon Falls were not injured. the land will be used for custom- A record-breaking total of fines foot protection. The outfit includes will amount to $5,720 annually. Bruski also conducts conciliation Five police officers were as- PIGEON FALLS Wis.—Gross re- Trucks are not permitted -to er parking. . and-cases' made 196 1 the . busiest . a fireman's hard hat and four-ply The new rates will go into effect court ':" - 1 saulted. - ceipts of $2,471,655 were reported meet on the bridge. year ever for W inona 's municipal - gloves with a thumb. There? is with the Feb. l billing, which is OWNERS OF THE Park Hotel More than 81 percent of the total at the animal meeting of Pigeon The ; accident happened on the , the annual report compiled room at the back so an oxygen for advance serv ice, Telephone- are Mrs. Dwight Chappell , Clear- court ,744 — concerned parking BY FAR THE busiest month w« Falls Cooperative Creamery Thurs- Gorman Creek bridge on Highway . by Deputy Clerk Edgar J. Lynch cases — 6 mask can be added if necessary. bills always are paid in advance, vvater ? Beach, Fla.; Mrs. - J , R. and meter violations. In 1 960 there May. when 1,192 cases were?heard day. ' - 61.. William Braun , Minneapolis, shows.. . was traveling north with a Mer- Oxygen masks were purchased according to Mrs. Isla Janett, Chappell , Palrri Beach?; Fla., and were 5,577 such violations. and fines totaled. $3,202. September , last year. Bruski heard a 774 cases, was the second Attending the meeting : and din- cy truck pulling a flatbed trailer treasurer of the stockholder¦ ¦ com- Mrs. Dorothv Owen, Mrs: Rose Judge S- D. J- Next most common cases were with? ner, served , The suits are intended for emer- pany?: ' •;' .;¦ '¦¦ 356 cases, compared with busiest. Only 502 cases were heard by members of Evan- and Louis Milium, Center Sand- . . y Whittaker , William M. Hardt and total of 8, stop sign and light violations , 312, gelical Lutheran gency fire rescue work. They have ' 1960Y previous record off 7,177. in July, th lightest month./A total Church here, wich . N. H., was proceeding south . .-In; addition to an increase of Stanley Hardt , all of Winona. and speeding; violations, 232. . were 320 patrons of the cream- with a moving van owned by "At- a 90 percent heat reflection . They $1.55 for one-parly business phones, Fines imposed totaled $29,376. Of of.82 different kinds of criminal : " store in a lightweight trunk which For some years the Park Hotel this, $2,950 was. turned over to the Drunken-driving cases totaled cases were heard. ery.; las Co., Wolfeboro, N. H. increasing term to $7.20, the new has-been ''under lease to Winon a can be carried to a fire. It should state for Highway Patrol . arrests 19, careless driving SI, and Total number of each type? of Operating expenses for 1061 were Both trucks entered the bridge state¦ tax will go into effect Feb. Hotels, Inc.,: which operates both ¦' be possible for a trian to get into ¦ ' it' and $75 was turned oyer to the reckless driving, 11. case: ; ' . . $470,504, witii a net balance of about the same time, according to 1 .; s 3 percent on service, not the Wbiona and Park hotels? the suit in foUr minutes. on foils. ' county for game and fish law viola- $58,379. During the year 73 mil- Ed . Lager,; Wabasha County depu- Romey Potratz , general man- There were two first degree Intoxication . 98: vagrancy, 25; Fire Chief Tony Cebe said the tions, leaving a total of $26,351. non-support , 6; disorderly conduct , lion pounds of milk were process- ty, who investigated with the High- The; federal tax is 10 percent ager of the ' hotels , said the Park grand larceny cases and four sec- ' ' suits will be available for rural 12; petty larceny. 27;. first degree ed , including 2,i)3fi ,698 . pounds of way Patrol from Rochester. Both on both service and tolls, which Hotel was built in 1889, two years ond degree. There was one rob- blazes too. A TOTAL OF 73 civil cases were grand larceny, 2; second degree, butter and:6.099,000 pounds of pow- vehicles were empty: has been in effect for some time. before - the Winona Hotel heard .by ' . Judge Bruski. : Small bery. ' . - - ?¦ ¦ . . grand larceny, 4; third degree as- der? . '. , ". '? After the sideswiping the Mercy Other increased rates will be: claims and conciliation court , • ' Thirty-seven minors were chang- truck went off oh the right shoul- $4.85 for one party residential in POTRATZ SAID the original sault, 30; drunken driving, 19; Directors re-elected iov three- der , into the ditch and back onto the city, an' increase of 95 cents; Park Hotel building was expanded careless driving, ' 51; reckless driv- year terms vere Joseph Staff , Ar- the: highway. The tractor came to Mondovi School $3:25 for 4-party residential in the twice. The present three-story ing, 11; speeding, 232 ; den Skadahl and Arnold Hanson. rest on the left side and the trail- city, an increase of 35 cents, and building has 76 rooms. Miss Sadie $100,000 Loss No valid driver 's license, 66; no Dale Smith . Eau Claire Church er across the north end of the §3.50 for rural phones, which are Marsh , manager of the Park , will Peterson, Canton Minnesota driver 's license, 6; of Christ; was .'• guest speaker. He bridge. : The Atlas .truck went off party lines running from four to join th e Winona Hotel as resident In Madison Fire driver 's license revoked , 19; driv- showed: slides and explained the the south; end of the bridge into Theft Suspects 13 subscribers on each. : manager and hostess. Occupancy er's license suspended , 24; parking eaves of Kentucky, , his native (he ditch, The above increases do not in- of the Winona Hotel is expected MADISON , Wis. (/Ff-A fire at and meter violations . 6,774; hit state. Both vehicles remained upright. clude the tax. to increase after t-!ie Park is Geary 's furniture store in down- Farmers Lead in and run , 20: stopligh t and stop- Earl Hanson, American Dairy The rear dual wheels of the . Mer- To Be Questioned Principal reason for asking for closed. town Madison Saturday night sign violations , 312; truck over Association representative, spoke cy truck were damaged. The one the raise was: the necessity of . The new A&P site extends from caused , damage tentatively esti- length and width , 8; briefly. The - .junior boys octet of dual wheel on the Atlas trailer MONDOVI, Wis, (Special)-Offi- hiring an additional operator— Johnson street te* the alley and mated at $100,000 by the propri- Fillmore DHIA Whitehall H igh School performed. EXPIRED LICENSE PLATES. was knocked off completely. Dam- cers today indicated several sus- it takes two operators now. 2nd street to within etor. . . For the third successive from West PRESTON , Minn. '— Peterson 80; parking near fire hydrant year age tb the Mercy truck was esti- pects will be questioned : in con- Other exchanges in the area 10 feel of the Northwestern Bell ,. 13: Mr. - and Mrs. Donald ZMelby won William Cleary said his stock illegal mufflers, 28; failure to mated at $200 and to the Atlas nection with a breakin and theft of have dial phones. Tenney plans Telephone CO. building. ' and Canton farniers received top the high award given by Dairy- was 'worth . $70, 000 ' alone? He did " ¦: yield right of way, 33: failure to truck at $350. $15 at Mondovi High School some- to switch to- dial -within the next honors at the annual Fillmore land Laboratories for not make a concrete estimate yield right of way, causing acci- low bacteria if took 2'._ hours to clear the lime Friday night. two years. THESE FORMER tenants in the County Dairy Herd Improvement count. The laboratory' pending an investigation by insur- 13; trespassing, 5; no driv- s second highway. Driver of the Mercy Fingerprints: taken at the scene Alvin Vollmer is president of Park Hotel have moved : dent, place award was won 1 ance agents today. Association (DHIA) meeting here ' possession, 30; by Mr. and truck pulled his vehicle off the may lead to the criminal. the company; Miss Lavina Hitt, Parkway Coffee Shop (which er s license in Mrs. Knut Aakre . highway and winched the Atlas Mondo-vi Chief of? Police Carl vice president, and Pat IT. Motley, sold oiit) , Winona Auto Parts, Dick Friday night. Minor with beer in possession , vehicle out of. the ditch. Swain, Buffalo County Sheriff Glen secretary. Frederickson Park Hotel Barber Winners of the high herd trophy 37: improper turn , 27; open bot- tle violations , 25; driving in wrong Mer Kohn Wrecker Service Davis and -Deputy Henry Zeichert Shop, Minneapolis Tribune circula- were Alfred Johnson A Son of brought the tractor to Goodview are cooperating in the investiga- tion office. Greyhound bus depot, St. Paul Youth lane, 28; obscured vision , 5; ille- Child on Sled ¦ ¦ Peterson , whose 38 registered and and left the trailer at Kellogg. tion. . .?• ' ' Winona Sales &• Engineering Co. gal passing, 26; driving over cen- They said the breakin and theft Two Motorists and Monroe Calculating Co. . grade Holsteins averaged 517 ter line, 13; following too close- : Killed by Train were discovered about 7:30 a.m. Present owners of the Park Hotel pounds of butterfat for 1961. The ly, 2; driver 's license expired , 16; ¦had Killed When Car rubbish code violations 1; CHICAGO (."V- A Madison, Wis., Saturday by Sig Thompson, head bought the property from herd produced an average of 14,518 . . Arthur L. Roberts of the Roberts Driver 's permit violation , 1; man was the engineer of a freight maintenanceman. It apparently oc- pounds of milk ' - 'with a 3.6 percent Wabasha Auxiliary curred after 11:30 p.m. Friday, Ask for Trials hotel chain. . owner permitting illegal operation train that fatally injured an 11- test of vehicle 17; unsafe equipment year-old boy Sunday when his sled when the school was locked follow- - Two charged wilh traffic viola- Winona Management Co. offi- Rams Into Bridge . . ing a basketball game and dance. tions pleaded innocent this morn- cials said the addition of this new on vehicle. 14; obscene language, ran beneath the wheels. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WINNER OF THE hi^h produc- , Police Sworn In Entry was gained through a front ing in municipal court and were improvement to Winon a's modern- 5; dog code violations 28; issuing Manuel Alejandro , die-d in a hos- ization program is indicative of A suburban St. Paul youth was ing cow trophy was II. E. Donald check without funds, 19; pital a short while after the ac- WABASHA , Minn. — A special window on the east side of the freed after posting bail. killed early today when liis car of Canton , whose 5-year-old regis- Assaulting police officer, 5; re- cident. He had been playing on civil defense auxiliary corps of 16 building, investigating officers Donald W. Velsch, 23, 1755 \V. the confidence they have , in the City of Winona as a steadily slammed into a bridge crossing tered Holstein recorded a whop- stricted driver's license violations, an embankment near hi s home and local men was sworn in here re- said. Apparently more than one Wabasha St., was arrested by po- ping 943 pounds of butterfat last lice Saturday_ 3:40j).m. growing.community worthy of this Injerstate High-way 494? . 16: destroy personal property, 9; rode his sled under the caboose cently by City Clerk Agnes M_-y-- . person took part , foot prints in aL ..on ._ East year. This was nearly 200 pounds ' the snow indicated. 3rd Street and charged with investment in the future, Weekend highway fatalities in defraud hotel keeper, 2; firework s of the slow-moving Chicago & er at the city hall: \ more butterfat than tlie second- , 5;- illega l sale of The thieves pried open the win- speeding .40 miles per hour in a Minnesota also included a subur- in possession North Western .-Railwa y train , po- tain. George Gillmore and Ken- THE CITY of Winona has pur- ranking DHIA cow in the county. firework s , 1: lice said, Robert Passe was named cap- dow from the bottom and broke 30-mile zone on Srd from High ban Minneapolis couple killed in a chased the present A&P site on The Johnsons' herd had the- high- The engineer, II. .1. ^Wilcox n et li Kalbrenncr are lieutenants. the lock. They went to the general Forest to Carimona streets. headon collision of two cars on an DRIVING TOO FAST for condi- , was the southeast corner of Center and feed cost per cow in their unit ncrmitted to continue his run. Robert Tent is and Lawrence Mus- office and entered , after breaking Municipal Jud ge S.T). J. Bruski icy stretch of U.S. Highway Si est tions ,";_iinemployment compensa- 2nd streets, two blocks east of —$160.20— but" also the highest re- sell will be sergeants, anil patrol- a pane of glass near the door han- set trial for Feb . ff at 0 a.m. with one mile south of McGrath in Ait- tion violations , 3; welfare act vio- dle to reach through and open the bail placed at $25. the new location? Effective pur- kin County. turn over feed cost—S320.fil per men are John Balow, Anton Be- chase date is March 15, 10(53. lations, 2.; failure lo yield to emer- Joseph Biisclt James Gics- door. Mrs. Harold A. Skroch , 326 The deaths raised the state 's cow. Concentrate costs for the , 5; indecent assaul t , fore . The land on which the Ely Block gency vehicles Herman Loechler , .lames O'- They broke into the desk of the Hie.lv Forest St., was arrested by traffic toll to SI for the year com- Johnson herd were $97. 60 per cow , degree forgery, 3; sani- ler. stands will be used to expand the >() 2; second DOES Brien, John Ricslcr , Norman Rob- secretary, Miss Marie Danzinger , police Saturday at 12:50 a.m. at pared with 57 through this date and roughage costs $i>2.«" per cow-, tary code violations , l; failure to municipal parking lot. ¦ Al and Joseph Suilman and and ransacked the l ocked drawers. 215 E. 3rd St. and charged with last year. Donald's Holstein produced 26 . - dim headlight s, fi; selling non-in- ert, driving without Charles Tlieismniin. From her desk and another in a .valid driver's li- 620 pounds of milk on S65, twice-a- toxicating mall beverages to cense. Judge Helmets , hells and other equip- the room- they obtained $15. Bruski set trial for Tlie Highway Patrol said Vernoll day milking. Tlie feed cost was minors, 4; her Feb. 7 ' YOUR ment were issued and the force is The burglars also broke the knob at 9 a.m. with bail W. Anderson , 10 , IU. one New- $162 with a return of $«90 . First decree robbery. 1; opera- and dial on a safe in that placed at SI5 port , was riding alone about 1 a.m. planning on acquiring additional office Mrs Wabasha Fair ting a . vehicle without the own- and on a safe in the office . Skroch accidentally back- when his car apparently went, out DR. T. D. JORGCNSON of 's permission, H making fnbe uniform items in time for their of the ed hor car Spring Valley was the speaker, er first public appearance. superintendent , William H e h 1 i into a.store window of control on Upper Aflon Road statements concerning value, I; , at 12:27 a.m. showing slides of Europe ' and load- CHILD They did not get into either safe. Saturday at 215 E. and struck lh*?. abut nient. secretin*: mortgaged property, 1; Srd when she started the car in Elects President Interstate 4!>4 is under construc- ing a discussion on dairy disease They also pried open the door reverse gear desertion; 1: receiving stolen pro- to the office of the principal . The car backed into WABASHA (Special) tion , at that point , east of St, problems. perly, 1; selling liquor without a , Al- Gust's Shoe Store , Minn. - Holmay Motors len Olson , , owned by Gus- Paul. Jerry Scheevel , Preston , Fill - license , 4; fish and wildlife , vio- and ransacked his desk, tavo E. Ficck, causing Clem Noll is new president of the HAVE $175 dam- Ivillod in the Aitkin County crash more DHIA president , presented lations , age to Iho store wall nnd Wabasha Counly Fair Board As- 5: Automobile Stolen window sociation , Saturday wen- Fred Cornelius Sr., the awards. Scheevel was re-elect- and $75 damage to the car. having ! been elected to Buy Mabel Cafe replace Walt Passe. (iii , and his wife , Amanda , (iii , of ed director from Unit 3 and Glenn PAROLE VIOLATIONS , 1; ma- A inn 1 four-door Chevrolet with Harry Hicck succeeds Noll as Columbia lleiahts. Sikkink of Harmony was re-elected licious mischief , 3; operating a n gray bottom and dark top was MABEL , Minn.—Mr. nnd Mrs. The Highway Patrol said cars head of Unit (J . Iloger Temanson , truck not on a truck route , 4; vice president; Norman Flicek ¦ stolen from King Street and Man- Otto Rasmusscn hnve purchased liy Co rnelius and Forrest Spring Valley, was n amed to a driviii f! wrong way on a one-way *0flDQS^ Fiberite Makes was re-elected treasurer , and Matt driven if your child has " round" kato Avenue .sometime after Thurs- the C & M Cafe from Mr. and Met/., county agent , wns named Knfflish , 20, Winnipeg, Man., col- I wo-year term as director of Un it street , f>; parking in a no park- day, Holmay Motors , 810 E , King Mrs. Myron Johnson and will take Material for secretary. lided on Hig hway (i"i one mile 4 and Paul (.'. Abrnh anison wns ing zone. »; Muckin g railway shoulders , jut tin g "wings," or SI., reported to police today. The possession Thursday. It has been Merlyn Williams was elected di- .south of this Ailkin Counly village, elected to a one-year term Inr crossing, 3; slopping in lane of other.sig ns of poor posture , he t-ar has I DO 1 Minnesota license leased the past two years to Mrs. Snow and blowin g snow curtailed Unit 5. traffic- 4: drivin " wilhout lidi ' s. 5,700 Degrees rector replacing Earl Schnel l , who - or she may he suD'cring from plntcs hearing the number Ill- .1t)2I. Kenneth Walker, has moved to Hastings. Other di- visibility and tlie road surface was Tlieiinmml report showed thai X> 13: window .peeping, 1; walkinr Tho Fiberite Division of 'Uni- rectors are William Drysdale , Kel- slick with compact ed snow . member herds had butterfat rc- ' - Ihroiuili red light , 2; display only- lordosis —or simp le curvature versal Miiliiifacturbig Co. i .s mnk- logg. Lawrence Mussell , Mornian English w; is hospitalize d nl ord.s over lion pounds and HI! one license plate , 14; unlicensed ot" the spine. rn' ~"h " hew " TiglftCveigiVt lii'gir" " 'i'fd'Jbhn " M(Tfn ,"~MliYn ~""'ro"f traitnionror 'l\ lTi,rds,----rer""4O0"-pnnn*tsr - * •t railer—- .-."-,- ''-U-~.|.ura... .violation,.. 2... R tem- SclieT'CPaZsso a WodeTe . ¦ Mail) Thousands of A nYcri-' perature molding materinl for use According to Flicek's financial broken jaw. Unit testers giving reports in- contributing to delinquency of n by missile manufacturers , John report , receipts between Ocl. 20, cluded Ed-jnr Senn , Caledonia: Al- minor, 4 , and third degree bur- can school children suffe r glary, 1. E. David , manager of the local mil , mul October l !)fi l were $!),«).') vin Slcrtbcck , Ilarmfiiiy; Harr is from lordosis—and their par- division, -announced. and disbursements were S!l ,(>74. A Minnesot a Highway Depart- Mabel; JoS-in • Williams , Guilder- ents don ' t c\on know it. The phenolic asbestos materinl , State aid was $1 .479.B!i . Balance ment statistici an , John T. St. Mar- son , Stewnrtville; Cec il It. Cady, beiiiR produced in slice! form , i.s in the .treasury at the tunc of Ihe tin , said snow and cold this month Winona , and Lynn Me nsink , I're-s- Woman Arrested in Lordosis is correctable — ¦ : : 7,r have kept traffic to a minimum ^^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__B - *$&ms;^^__^_i_H >^^&_^_^_^_^_i_^_l_^_^_H MX-570O. II offers up to > percent nnni-m l meeting this month totaled ton. and vi gorous exercise plays a ¦ and this has helped keep the fatal- Death of Husband _^_^_^_i_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_&_ H^iJ____H ::>»«__ ^_^_K - ¦'- reduction both in weight and bent $1 ,027. Wabasha 's annual event is -ss«ss - -Z'^Z^^___^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_i A SPECIAL ment on fl vital role. transfer . The rnntnrinl can resist a fr«e fair. ity count .behind the IM! figure. per cow basis was adopted to ho PATKHSONZ N.I. 'AP> Evel yn " heat up to 5,700 degrees Fahren- "Those who do drive , St. Mar- paid during February Snecd , 21 , was arrested Sund ay Guarantee your child prop- heit. lin /Kldcd , "are more careful rlur- Local creameries w ere given a tii;,'ht hy police in ciinnectlon w ith er exercise, every day, in Ins Rita Hayworth Plans iiif' extremely bad weather. " vot e of thanks for their coopera- Hie death of her husband. Kutls , ¦ ¦ : lie said Iho 1(102 traffic rate is own scliool , hy getting your .j.vy "y>y ''¦•¦ — ,v?v? ''V.>vv*^zv.:'f§|^MP^^^ "-^ Play for Broadway tion wilh the nssociat inn. .10, who died of n fractured skull ' Pepin County Health probably running close to the The top five herds .and lop five suffered 21 days earlier. school board to put into effect WWMi average. ' ; ¦ ?¦;¦¦•¦ "' : """' NE'.W YOllK (Al'i-Uiln Hay- cows in the county during llic-l : Police said his w ife struck him an adequate program for . . : ¦¦.: .. ¦¦ ' '' ' ¦ ' 'ZZ' . ' W-V'V: ''' ' ' . - v.- Vv'V: 'Z^w . ?• • ' ""' League Conducts Drive "In l!)(il we had a very bad . —?^- ¦ ¦ , y >- ¦ worth will make her Broadway on the head with a spike-heeled ¦, .-* ' ' ¦ '- '.'¦^''''" H i:'^ :'"'';> '''s ¦ ' y'vV - '^afc cZ" • /'* January, " SI. Martin sriid? "There youth physical fitness. ' " ^K' ^-'Z/^^ ' IH.IRANI ) . Wis. - The I' e p i n debut next fall in a dramn about Top 5 Hord t shoe during a domestic quarrel. Owner nnd Herd Liu. B" M Counly Health Leugue , which sells wi-re IVZ dciillis because of traffic aa PrfsUtn l ' t Cutncil on J'iHif/i T/fli-tJ a rejected wife, accidents during thai one month , Alliwl Johmnn * - Son, Pr-terson, is.fl health seals each year , still is look- Producer llcrbert Swope .Ir. RH.OM M ; while the average lor January over Arnp Anrlmion, P*t-r»on. "0 Rfl.r, H '.*- ing for cont rilnit ions , according to said Ihe glamor .screen actress : Buffalo Toug h on IIUUUUU — a live-year period has been 42, " llllm/in l Inner son, r- ounl-ln, 3 *1 GH . '.Ol ' ' " ' ¦ " " s / ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦y' ¦ y ¦ ',;y Mines. Nat Wanl and Kogor Thorn- will costar will ) (iary Merrill in llnrold AorlinMin, UIKfl, .14 GH Sfll Letter-Carriers \ , y ?yy * '' '" % / - ' • ¦'¦ ? ' '^' ' " '/ - ' ' ' ton , co-chairmen, "SUip on a Crack , " writ len by Jdinr^ " Wiirrell Jflcotison. Hiumony, > s/ 14/ RiGflS , . . . 4Hf |iiiii ,iiiii ,iiiiiM Money collectr-il last yenr fur- ricnuird K VH II H , WOMEN WE IGHT LIFTERS mm-AI.O , N.Y. (Al' i — Si nce loppQqy nished $224 , 2(1 for eye examina- "II had not occurred to inc In NKW YORK M-Colmnbi- Uni- Top 5 Cov/ s Christmas , ii.*> lellcr-carrier.s luivc LET YOUR FINGERS DO THE WALKING tions nnd gin:, scs and $70..'".() for try the stage until 1 rend the versity reports that a vvoman lifts n. F Onn-IU, Cniilon, renHI*f'hol", I niinl^ln, Post Olfice officials cileil ttie In cnopnrAtion vwitti IM ciAtlon. ¦ 11 11 connected with the drive. I wns 10. 11 15." she nn id. ot inure Hum two tons . HoUI-ln tu to please clean their walks. »" " ' '¦ ¦ ' ¦ " m^n .^ 1 1 1 m% They'll Do It Every Timi. By J intniy H_«t DEAR ABBY: 9£^

¦ ¦* ¦> Tax. - Effective ¦ '''^Woman- ;T6-li3^r; ' : .y.;' ' ' ' ' ?' ' • '.' . By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - , . ' On Thursday married , have three children, ages 19, MADISON, Wis. «¦> —The list DEAR ABBY: 1 am 16 and 10 and 1 am in love with another woman's husband. I of hundreds of items from adding ' ' him up," but it's not that easy. He AllJirrie Stars machines to Venetian blinds, which Sow you w w sk-'Give 't someone I just met. We have known each other for 16 By- EARL become subject to Wisconsin's isn WILSON ye NEW YORK—A Philadelphia reader has put a slight blast on me three percent sales tax Thursday, ^ very friendly with him m& his wife. seems to present a hopeless jumble My husband and -I are for quoting Grouclib Marx as saying that Sammy Davis is . a greater We became serious about each other 12 years ago and .it s still all-around entertainer than Al Jolson was. ,";¦ " ' that defies understanding. , staying away from each other but " going strong. We've tried "Qroucho used to appear on Al's radio show and was often a But Tax Commisisioner John it-- Tiever worked out for more than a week. I have lost all flop on it ," slates reader Samuel Rosen, somewhat haughtily. Gronouski is confident that as soon «ny husbid. I can't tell you how I have suffered as merchants have the lists of tax- fe iSr ^^e susp-cte He doesn't say that Jolson was sometimes a flop on it, too. with I guilty conscience alt these years No ^ry- able items in hand and are allow- me? IHE UNFAITHFUL ONE But he does chaTlc^eZ'me To name. th« All-Time Big ZFive .?. ' . and ed a little time to get u~ed to the thing, Can you help now 's got me excited. •;¦ ' he idea, the state's first sales tax will DEAR UNFAITHFUL: * For years you have deliberately . • The late, great Joe Laurie Jr., your dancing lessons, kids . The work smoothly and start pouring . ri™a tho wrnn - thine, while you bribed your? conscience with shortly before his death , listed the Ray Bolgers dwcH at the Waldorf more than $50 million a year into suffering." Suffering doesn 't square things. ¦ " fi ve p-eatest male entertainers o( Towers. . ' , Mamie Vari Doren, the state's coffers. Make up your mind to end the affair, and pray y all time: opening her act at the Las Vegas strength to follow through. You can do The department is laboring for Al Jolson, Danny Kaye, Bob Riviera , wore a nude-looking leo- it if you try. Hope, Bing Crosby, James Barton, tard that made her appear naiked around the .clock to enumerate the Bui that was eight years ago. (not more than 400 items subject to DEAR ABBY: I am having trouble with nny that anybody notices it there). tax, Joe hadn 't seen the miraculous Mamie and Monique Van Vooren, the Merchants should have mother. When we go to buy shoes( she pushes l-ise^of? the last few the list by Thursday, Gronouski down on my big toe with her thumb and SHE Red Skelton one* cool to each other, became said, and be prepared to start col- years, nor the; staying po-wer of chums. . .' • • ' ' tells ME Jiow the shoes feel on MY feet. When lecting the levy. fit just perfect, she- says they are Frank Sinatra and Milton Berle , . R-ita . ilaywortb's determined to I tell her they - nor had Sammy Davis yet begun While he admitted there would too small and she btiys the next biggest size, . crash B'way in a show for Herbert be sortie confusion , Gronouski be- to sing and tell jokes. Bayard Swope Jr,, which is so big my feet swim in the; shoes. She but now that Boyle s Column lieves this will be settled in a me Abby, but she reads your col- ; So go ahead, and check your she has broken up with Gary Mer- won't believe , own ballot for the All-Time Big month or two. He said he "didn't umn and will listen to you. BABIED rill they 're looking for a new lead- see Zany: real? problems." Five. . .. I'll leave you a 1 inp for ' ' Abby ing man...... Richard Rodgers is of The next time you snop ior snoesyasK some write-ins: ;y rewriting some of the lyrics in A major task the department DEAR BABIED; One in Five has been to decide what is tax- your mother to let the shoe salesman decide what size shoes James Barton ; Danny Kaye "No Strings ," and has added a business and your mother will surely song, "Maine. able and what is not. To make you need.: That's HIS Milton Berle Red SkeJton " . . Who bought the determination , the department ' ' ,.. ¦ Carol Lawrence that plush coat- . believe HIM. , ." . Bing Crosby Frank Sinatra Americans has had to consider just about : ' Sammy Davis ... . . , . white mink , outside, broadtail in- every item sold in Wisconsin DEAR ABBY: I have recently moved from a large, north- Bob Hope (for write-ins) side?? She did; which might conceivably be taxed. eastern city to a small southern town . Several people in this Al Jolson EARL'S PEARLS: A yawn is, at mmmamtm^^^^^yy^^^^^^^M Overweight community have asked, "What church do you go to? '; have evalu ated each item that, this was a rude personal ques- least , an honest opinion. —J. B. By HAL BOYLE "We I have always thought Maybe Eddie Cantor belongs in Dwan. ' in terms of the law's construc- tion . I presume these people are trying to be friendly and prob- ' ' there , ;. . . Danny. Thomas, W. C. TOD AY 'S BKST LAUGH: Py GRETCHEN L. LAMBERTON NEW YORK (AP)-Things a tion and the intent of the Legis- ably want to invite me to their church. However; I do not care Fields, Bill Rcfcinson , Groiicho "TJiere is, HELP—-help—heljji^dep-irlment: An important? and interesting columnist might iiever know if he lature in deciding whether an arti- to go to church with anyone , nor do I want to answer the ques- " says Rob't Q. Lew- , Mart! Maybe Alan King, Buddy is in . - . Show. - ¦Business Illustrated , refresher course for all registered nurses of this area is to be didn't open his mail: . cle is taxed or not " Gronouski tion, What can I say without being rude? AT A LOSS . Hackett, Dean.', Mactiji, Elvis Pres- , One of the prices pf prosperity said ,.;? .; "one thing wrong with those-iush, start ed on Thu rsday atr-?r30 p.m. at Lucas Lodge. ?.Ihis new townspeople are obviously being friendly. ley, Bobby Darin. Let's start our course which as being given all over : disaster —one jri every five Americans In one list? for instance, the de- DEAR AT: The curvy Italian¦ actresses—most of the nation? is on It is pointless and awkward to withhold the answer. Why not own Variety Hall of Fame, and the 'em are in Italy." work. What can a nurse do if disaster hits the community — over 30, doctors say, is danger- partment ruled that baby cribs, star who gets the most votes in high chairs, and children's chair's tell them? WISH I'D SAID THAT: An old- atomic Warfare, fire or flood?. There will be five sessions of this ously overweight. . , you 'll have to reveal the this, poll will be No. 1. refresher- course, one each Thursday evening. ? and tables are taxable as house- P.S. If you really go to church timer is one who remembers when All Women yearn to be beauti- answer anyway, y Every registered nurse in this area is asked? to turn in her ful , but beauty is no guarantee of hold furniture, while such items as JACK BENNY-who does a Jack the- three lis didn 't mean rrjbbin', ¦ playpens, bathinettes and baby riotih' and reefers name to the local Red GtossV The difficulty is that .there are either happiness or a long life. CONFIDENTIAL TO JU ANITA .- Love is like a ..game of . Paar impersonation on lus Feb. —Henna Arond many registered liurseswho ' baskets are not, 18 show (wearing a loupe ,";which Zaeks. ' -. are married Or retired whose names Marie Antoinette married at 14, checkers. You have to know which man to move . are not vlisted . and it is these ex-nurses and part-time nurses became queen bf France at 18, Gronousk i thinks problems pre- he removes at the finish)"—phon- A TV star described the busi- whom tbe Heel Cross especially wishes to contact. So if you sented by such rulings will be ed for Hugh Downs when the lat- ness: "You spend and . lost her head to the guillotine the Minnesota Classical Conference weeks reliears- used to do nursing or know of someone who did won!t you please at 37. - . minimal. "There will be some ter arrived but- Mrs. Downs-an- ing a show , that only a couple of phone-.pur 'lied Cross? Let thehi know if you specialized in some problems and there will be items of which she is secretary. Z swered . "How are you?" asked baby sitters are gonna be home particular field like puhlic health or child care. Life keeps getting easier all the we forgot to include in the list," Classical League At this, meeting plans were com- ' -»¦¦ Jack.. "Fine," said Mrs , D. "I'm walcliiiig." That's earl, brother. * *. . - time. A? process? has been de- he said. pleted for the high school Latin glad you answered," said Jack. contest March 15 and the program A number ef readers have on this f arm he has learned to veloped whereby you can now problem is the depart- "If I'd asked Hugh that cruestion, a ske'd how Shoshpni is doing, to live with the cats. Two of send facsimile telegrams; in your A bigger arranged , for the annual meeting he'd have answered , with?a lot of own ment's requiring of merchants to Planning Banquet of the MCC during the biennial As you probably know , when I the barn cats. Delia and Er- handwriting? Hunters can submit records of gross sales of big words I'd never understand." Preble Mutual was in an accident last fall and nest, spend most of their time buy decoys so realistic they flap Committee chairmen have been convention of the; Minnesota Edu- Quote claims a Kirkwood , ,, items . subject to the levy. The prepara- cation Association in October. Mo my injuries were healing $ho- with the children in the back their wings. merchant must pay the state three appointed to supervise: teacher found; this in a geography shoni , who is an extremely big yard , and they, simply refused What is your handicap? Three 1 tions for the annual Roman bam test paper: *'I think our state is and strenuous Golden , was put in to flee when Shon i stormed at per cent on gross sales of tax Advertisement of the most ¦ eloquent men who able articles. He may keep two quet of the Winona Senior H i g h the most beautiful in the whole Insurance Gains a kennel. In December my son Ihem but clawed his nose? Then ever lived ¦— Demosthenes,. Ed- country. , percent- of the sales tax owed the School chapter of the Junior Class- Of course, I may be a LANESBORO, Minn. (SpeciaD- I-lcirry drove up from his In- he ignored them but Delia who mund Burke , and Abraham Lin- state as an offset to collection DOES ETTING little pregnant." .y Don 't, give up A net gain of $790,345 in insur- diana farm and took Shorn back is a ' great flirt , kept making coln—all had poor speaking ical League. Z ; G ' costs. ' - ' . ' ance in force in 1961 over 1960 and with him. Tlie instant rny son advances to the big dog. Now voices; Gronouski said many business . Named by Kent Gage, chapter n minimum of $14,124 paid out in opened the car door at (he farm she lies across his front paws The good old days: In 1901 the ly- and trade groups ; have consulted president, are: Mike McMahon , UP NIGHTS WINONA DAILY NEWS losses were reported at the 81st Shoni leaped out and piled into and purrs or keeps warm by first New York State automobile department.officials on this aspect MAKE YOU FEEL OLD my son's handsome and digni- ing in the deep fur of his hack, Judy Goldberg and Chcri Wos, Alter 35, common Kidney or Bladder Ir- annual . - meeting .- of the Preble licenses cost $1. of the tax. He reported , "We have ritations olten occur and may make you MON DAY/ JANUARY 19, 1962 fied Golden , Trampas. There When my son tends his cattle program; Karen Ford, B e t s y ¦ ¦ —; "~~~ Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance always been able to resolve the tense and nervous Irom too trtauenl _ , . ' ¦' VOLUME IM, N07i8 several more liattles in the far pasture Shoni always Mon«y is changing hands faster. passage- both d&s and nl. ht. Steond- Co. Tuesday at the REA building have been problems." Campbell and Jeanne Cieminski, •rtly, you may lose sleep and sutler Irora Published oaliy e«cp7^«turd here at my house he loved ribly, and my yard is overrun because she has lost her lover or Other chapter officers assisting "ed on expiration date. three-year term. Oliver Haslcrud, so far have been reasonabl e and in planning are Roger Stover, vice In Fillmore, chasing frcs.i squirrels and with squirrels and rabbits that because she has been Z peeling Houston, Oimsiea, Winona, Peterson, had resigned. Tillman acceptable to the department ," president; Karen Meyers, treasur- LARGE W-abash -, Bulla lo. Jackson, Pecln and J. 'Olson , ' rabbits back: up the hill, and cat most of the bird food. But onions."—Deems; Taylbr. Gronouski said. Trempealea¦ u counties: . ' Whalan , was named to ^ er, and Jonelle Millam, secretary. 1 year . .,¦ he particularly enjoyed chasing I know he's jn. a real dog-heav- One way to solve the parking tax - .- S12.M 3 mbniiit . . »".» fill out his one-year term. The commissioner said the The banquet will be Feb. 13 at « months . . S6.50 .1. month . . . J1.35. neighbors' cats un trees , But en and I'm ghwi. problem: A scientist says that if department will be "pretty toler- R STEW ~ Officers elected: Johnson , presi- OYSTE All othe r ma] | 5Ubscrlpilon-: : the papulation increases at the ant" on sales tax collections and the high school cafeteria. " dent: Arden Erickson , Chatfield , The chapter plans with crackers and butter 1 year . ,. S1S.O0 3 months . . t ilf T love to walk in the afternoon and watch : a brilliant sunset present rate in 750 years the first months to send a - vice president, each reporting during _ t rr.ontln . . . -8.00 .1-mont h .. .'. . S1.A0 and Paul Abraharh- certain,bend delegation and exhibit of projects son , secretary . or a quiet gray dusk eirvelop the valley. Around a square foot? of earth will hold a while difficulties ' are being ironed Send change.ot address notices, undelivered iii the road just at twiligh t one can always hear the mournful human being—thus leaving no out. to the ninth annual Junior Classi- copies/ subscription orders and other mall Bob Burns, Rushford , assistant cal League state convention. March llems to Winona Daily News, Bov 95. Wl- manager of the Tri-County hooting of an : owl. It floats eerily down the hill "hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!" room for automobiles. He discounted the idea that a a-cond class postage paid ii VYmon*. Electric in five notes , so it is probably a great horned owl. A member 24 at Minnetonka. The national nana, Minn. Co-op, showed two films. general sales tax would be easier of the local bird club, who is studying owls is trying lo locate its The theory of atomic structure to; administer than the selective JCL convention will be Aug. 5-10 75* nest. isn 't new. In 500 B.C. Democritus , levy. "With a general sales tax , at Bozeman, Mont, On the last hireling expedition of the club someone spotted an ancient Greece's "laughing phil- there are always exemptions ," he Miss Margaret Schummers, ; owl perched in a tree: \yith some difficulty one of . the men osopher ," taught that the world pointed out. "California has had a chapter sponsor , recently attend- STEAK SHOP TM J TE E___g_!l_L3, shinnicd up the tree and found the owl frozen to death. The poor is composed of "infinitesimally. general sales tax for several years ed an executive Board meeting of "^ creature was minus its feet , and the conclusion was that it . must tiny particles." and the list of exempt items cov- have gotten caught in a fox trap and struggled so hard to get free It -was Ethel Barrymore who ers page after page." ' "' . ¦ - ¦» ¦ that its feel tore away. Then it must have made its way into observed, "You grow up the day ...... ' ^i^my^ymymJS Am A PHM DJSE .OF SON OI l^r fipn the tree , where it died. you have your first real laugh— Incidentally, if you haven 't yet seen the remarkable flocks at yourself. " of big handsome Bohemian waxM'in-gs ( much bigger than Cedar Fillmore County waxwings) around Winona , they have been haunting the hackberry trees on Mill Street between Main nnd Harriet. Sometimes you 113, 340 Felonies GOP Caucuses il Wednesday Night Special 1 will see them on the side streets between Mill Street and Lake Park Committed in N.Y Drive. . - Slated Feb. 12 lyjiS Serving 5 p.m.. to Midnight 5£ NEW YORK (AP)-The police PRESTON , Minn.—Fill more department reported Sunday that County Republican caucuses will 113,340 felonies SPARE RIBS, SAUERKRAUT and Cfl AA Mothers Collect were committed elect officers , delegates and alter- | in New York City last year , about ^ STARTS TUESDAY 2:15 ;g Pleasant Valley nates Feb. 12 to attend the coun- 1 POTATO DUMPU NGS. 200 in Campa ign 5,000 more than in 19(50. ty convention here March 1 , C6un- |f ¦ I $1, Police made 38,211 felony ar- 5j All ty Chairman Carl Kohlmeyer and you can eat for only . . • • B ' \ With* many envelopes still out rests in 1061, compared to 35,629 Chairwoman Mrs. Elton Redalen Officers Elected tbe preceding T IS UTTIEST among solicitors , the Mothers '. year. have announced. . ITSTHE NUT-A H N ! ELEVA, Wis, (Special)—Willard March organization today reported Homicide reached a postwar The chairmen say they hope to Wilson has been elected president that about $1,200 has been turned high with 403 slayings—more than have a full house at each precinct of . Pleasant Valley Lutheran in from the Sunday campaign . 9 a week, compared to 390 in caucus , which is "the beginning of Cliurch. 19(10. ' Leaders asked that solicitors re- ¦ citizen interest in their govern- The MISSISSIPPI Oi lier new officers are: Gary Is- . caucuses are designed | ) turn envelopes to the Merchants ment. The Buffalo City , Wisconsin aacson , vice president; Victor Tel- National Rank ns soon as possi- Rhodesian for people to come together and I I I lefson , secretary ; P. 11, Pederson , ble . Police talk abou t candidates , issues and treasurer , and Miss Esther Peder- ¦ Fire on Rioters plans for the campaign. The law son, Sunday school superintend- is very particular about safeguard - ent, SALISBURY , Southern Rhode- ing this town hall type of political Holding other posts are: Board N ixon to Be on sia (AP)—Police fired on " 5,000 meeting so that anyone interest- of education — Grace Sessions, Paar Show rioting Negroes at a nationalist ed in the party will have the op- three years; Mrs . Clare-nee "Wil- Feb. 5 political party meeting Sunday, portunity to express his or her son , two , and Morris Tollefson . wounding, NKW YORK (AP ) - Former six persons. opinions ," tlie chairmen said. one: Deacons -— Mrs, - Lawrence ¦ Violence erupted in nearby The caucuses are open to all Prime Ribs... Hawaiian Buffei Tweet , three ; Holland Larson, Vice President Richard M. Nixon will appear (in Highfield Township when a speak- Republicans in the county who are Choice prime ribs of beef. A two . and Waller Uclwig, one; Jack Panr 's late- er (or Consisting of chicken chow night TV show Feb. 5, Ihe Na- the Zimbabwe African qualified voters. Time and place complete trustees — Albert Frnnscin , three; People's Union—n nationalist par- of each caucus will be posted in , delicious dinner mein, beef chop suey, fried Lawrence Tweet , two, and -Ralph tional Hronric asting Co. announced prime rib lovers will long re- rice Sunday nigh! . ty headed by Joshua Nkomo—was the precinct polling place by the , egg foyoung, coffee or ' CRASHES HOLLVWOOD- Becker, one; America n Home¦ arrested for making what officers _ cliau;naan. rok 1 I .\^_W^ L ""' ' -. . ™ "'" - -An -Nnc - .. , .PI.ecinct .__ ?..., _._ _ _ ¦..-.... ^. ?.:: i^50; tea, Buffet , style...^rvice. _$2. __ \ W"- *1' RIGHT THROUGH THE deleRafcs — ""TtfrZ" ii'iicT" 'MfsT CTeorge siiokesmaiT -snttt Poaf calFeirVuitigov^ Erickson Jr. ; Lutheran Welfare had been trying for some time ¦ Atfvortlsemenl , . '^ LAUGH'BARRIER' I V^lta anil elothinn drive — Mr. and Mrs. to arrange the Nixon nppe;irnnce, Helps You Overcome -W ^^ Clifford Cochrane, and nominiv lo fulfill nn agreement, made in KELLOGG PATIENTS committee — Mrs. Lorcu Park- August 11)61) , when Nixon ap- Kellogg, Minn. (Special )—Mrs. Tenderloin Steak Special hurst , George Erickson Jr. and peared on the show during that Valentine Schurhammer Sr, and FALSE TEETH Enjoy this favorite any day of the week. Delicious Dale Erickson. campaign. Ronald Schotnveiler , son of Mr. c#fc Looseness and Worry tenderloin steak with baked potato or french fries and Mrs, Jesse Schouwciler , are No lonu*r be i-nnoy-d or fe-1 "11-at- , *^_ ENOS TONITE patients at St. Elizabeth' - Hospital, cn«n bcoauno of loose. wobDly falae salad , rolls, dessert , beverage. . , . . , , *m *CmJAl_LVFT__MED TtH 8PACE\ t--tU.rA8TEETH, on Improvori nlka- Wabasha , and Patricia Snider , II ne mon-acld) powder, aprUvkled on daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Glen your platen holds them ftrme-r to the- A V AllABIE EVERY DAY }e«l more com"art-.ble. Avoid embair- Snider, is a patient nt Winona, Gen- ra«mnont caii'~*l . by loone pl«te». Oet STARTS TUESDA Y pwW^y 1 era l Hospital. r ASTEETH todny at. nny clruir ronnter CAST OF THE YEAR . . . mmm x,^M Mk mmm! fl Shown 7il}- *ilS- ~5c-50c7 - c IN AFRICAN ADVENTURE f ||| P Last 2 Days Before VACATION The Snack Shop al tlie Corner Third and Main Phone 7411 SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY ¦w LUNCHEON and EVENIHG MEALS JialiJULJiLmb • Old Fashioned Chicken Pie 9St QggV RAYMONDnmsaifA 8EIMLDINE < RAFER fountain City, Wis. >¥>W • Roa«t loin of Pork and Dressing ., . 9S< • Grilled Hamburger Steak and Onions ...... 95r* The above include mashed potatoes and gravy, cabbage salad , WE WILL BE CLOSED buttered groen bonus, home-marie roll nnd beverage. FROM mb.40: |mrnmrn CiNiw»scopg cotor- by oe tuxe w Bowl of bever--- al^ • bamc-matlo -oup, choice ol 20t p l«, .. .4i( OPEN EVERY EVENING 'TIL 7 - FRIDAY 'TIL 8 FEB . 1 TO MARCH 15 .BRIAN DONLEVY HOW^RD McNEAR, _ DICK WESSON ERNKIOSW EOON: CHUBBY , CH6CKER-~"TW1ST AROUND THE CLOCK" MaHBMHBHBBnMBHHaMMHBHM gMnuMgB V. — \ ¦ ¦ '¦ ' ' V ' ' ¦ Political Prisoners Army Ready U. of Chicago Released in Sudan business Mirror KHAR TOUM. Sudan fAP)-The government released 30" political prisoners, including two ex-premi- To Release Beats Bushes ers, Sundaiy. They had been held at Jiiba in southern Sudan since their arrest "in July on charges Industry Asks of criticizing the military regime. 80,000 in July For New Pupils The two ex-premiers are Ismail . WASHINGTON lAt-About 80,- By G. K. NODE NFI ELD El Azhai-i and Abdalla Khalil, The 000 men hitter's government was busted by will be affected by -the AP Education Writer ¦ Full Education Army's plans to release by July CHICAGO (AP ) - The Universi- ! the military premier , Gen. Ibra- 1 regular Army personnel whose ty of Chicago, which certainly¦V'hini> Abboud . in November 1058 By SAM DAWSON j In defense of his thesis Lewis lours 't need to, is out beating the - and political parties were Z'. dis'-. AP Business News Analyst of service? were extended by doesn ¦ ' quotes Dean E. T. Weiler of Pur- Congress last September bushes for new students. solved. . .. NEW YORK- -( AP,i—You are in ¦ , a mili- ' '¦ due University as saying:, "1 don 't ¦? tary spokesman said Saturday, In a new kind of talent search , ; • '? college or planning to ' ' Chicago embarked on the! small frankest criticism she has ' ever "p that field. It could prevent you were serving two-year hitches and more County ; Harold -R. . Hall; president of? Wa r nona; Pat Sexton, Wabasha. Third row : Edward ' mEN had to face. from developing - characteristics these were extended to three basha Coiinty Farmers Union ; Jerome Gunderson , W. Albrecht , Houston; Paul Crowcll, Fillmore; school talent search .Iwo,.];ygars ago in the belief that- youngsters The Daily Mirror called her -be- ipp management seeks when tap- Z years. The remaining 1,700 were president; Victor Beckrnan , Marvin Manion, Fillmore: Gerald Kronebusch , Fillmore County from rural communities get the ! casionallyCperverse and petulant; ping juniors for advancement to lieutenants scheduled for only six Winona; Herbert Hareldson , Fillmore. and said her future was a prob- executive posts. months active duty — and almost short end of the stick when it . PAST 40 getting into college. lem. One such dissenter is Howard all of them were R OTC men. comes to Troubled with GETTING UP NIGHTS '•Some things that " . are .- -.being It- was the latest , and the tough- T, Lewis, professor in the Gradu- . Paint In BACK? HIPS, LEGS "Tha plant for.discharge of th* done in college admissions work est , round in a bout of scattered ate School? of Business Administra- regular Army men on extended Armed Forces discriminate against the small sniping at the princess: whose ac- tion at Harvard University. And Tiredness, LOSS OF VIGOR ¦¦ Gain Sought ¦ ¦ ' duty do, not apply to the 120,000 town student," said James Vice, tions lately seem to have disen- he takes on not only the . college. Tf you ar« a victim of those symp- DURAND, Wis.-A.rmy Pvt: Al- A new schedule for MARINE ":' :• Reservists and National Guards- assistant director of admissions at; chanted ' some people. curriculum itself but. also the tom- then VPur troubles . may ba ; men who were called up last fall. lan L. Caroihers, 23, son of Mr. CORPS recruitir\g in Winona .'has Chicago. There -was' disapproving head- trend of companies endowing traced to Oinndular Inflammation. and Mrs, John T. V been announced by M: Sgt. Paul shaking when she and her hus- training for their particular fields. . three years Laii re nee L. "The ; Perverse Princess and .,„,,. I ,'•*¦ _ • ' M„ IW' Ueatmant ilven for-.the last week that Tubby, 51, Winona County—$1,620,000. Fil 1- view. Chiang Talks About your hCe. No | n ,ur Fr« BoSk. Loechler, is being 'Tony '" obli-ation. : I ... ¦ would be given a new - assignment. more County—$2,650 ,000. Wabasha through the Wi- "We are getting excellent stu- tlie Camera —appeared nona recruiting assigned -to .1 he the day after she and her husband Counter-attack Among, various reported reasons County—$1,400,000. Houston Cou% Air Force techni- dents and a truly representative ~ ~ v station. He is cur- got back from their vacation. -TAIPEI , Formosa iAP>— Presi- IOR" MEDIC AL CL N for the change, it was said that ty—$1,230,000. cal" - t rain in g. student body. The students we rixcELs 1 fc 1 rently " at.: Ft. dent Chiang Kai-shek told a Jf Oept. B84I* Rusk and Tubby never had estab- A staff of speakers from the course for a i r- have recruited in the small towns . group !, EsctUlor Sprint*, Mo. J | | Leonard Wo od, When they flew off to the Ca- of visiting - American newsmen to- J lished a close working relation- state Farmers Union organization ' craf t structural are getting an educational exper- Gentlemen; ' | Mo. .: for? e i g .h t ribbean sun. said the v Minor, day that the opportunity for a I Kindl- lend ms at «nee , l ;: ship. conducted the conference, empha- repair specialists ience they never thought possi- "' eyebrows were raised among the lyour New FREE Book. I am interested In! I weeks of b a s-i c . 'counterattack' "on' - the Communist- I (all Inlorm-tio- ("leaie Check BSJ) I -' ¦- .' " . Officials said Tubby's successor sizing the theme, ' '1902-4'ear of a; Amarillo AFB, ble.'? ; VzV public , for '-19U1' was not exactly . s training. After- . . . held China mainland by his Chi- Heritit Rictal-Colon - has not been designated. Specula- Rebuilding Our Communities at T . ' .e x. Loechler an exhausting year for either of lQ Q ? ClMd-lr i | | ward he will be Of that first group of nine small nese Nationalist forces is fast I ¦ lnfHmm»tloii| tion centered on Robert J. Man- the Grassroots." In. addition to completed basic " ¦I.- assigned to t h e school students enrolled in I960, them. approaching. i ning, who resigned last December farm legislation, discussion topics Persons training : at Lack- " Army Security two made the dean's list for out- Then it added: But the prin - "Our preparations for a \miU f } as Sunday editor of the New York also " included organization , com- Agency. Persons is a 1959 gradu- land AFB, Tex. standing scholarship. Four had cess is a lady with a mind of I - . I The airman is a Loechler counterattack are in full? swing," • «'h*g- - ~ l Herald Tribune. ' munity relations, youth? activities her own. Charming, but occasion - ' ' ¦ " ate of St; Charles , High School, 1 averages of "C" or better. Three . . < graduate of Wabasha High School. he declared : : . . and summer camps. where he "was active in athletics. : on academic probation, ally perverse. Those who can in- V- '*;- ¦:¦¦ '? were put : The Chinese?. Nationalist leader {TIIWM { BUYS ARCADIA BUILDING Eleven local unions were hon- He has attended Carroll , Lutlier - - but their- scholarships were re- fluence her can be counted on one was interviewed by the 49- ¦ ' • ¦ ¦ ored with a special award for Army Pvt. BERNARD J. MON- finger , for perversity means; "dis- IST.T - - I ARCADIA? Wis."?(Special) — Dr. and Winona State Colleges. newed. None failed. memher group of tlie American participation at the conference, AHAN , son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe posed to go contrary to what is Z F. C. Krumholz, Arcadia dentist, Virtually all of the students en- newspaper study mission to India These included : G. Monahan, 855 37th Ave., Good- reasonable or required." - v has purchased the late Dr. Frank rolled under the small-school pro- ¦ - ' ' ¦ ' view, completed tlie eight-week en- ' ¦¦- . - . . and around the world. T. Weber office building on East Houston, Hokah - La Crescen t, grain are gettirig financial assist- Caledonia locals, Houston Coun- Special Classes listed course v at the Chemical - .Main Street. Dr. Krumholz. now ance from the university. : ty: Peterson-Rushford, Wykoff , Corps School, Ft. McClellan , Ala., CdtHRANE-FC TeACHER has his office upstairs in the W. Jan. 19. Monahan was trained in "We have found that the young- P. Massuere Co. building. Newberg, Root River and Lanes- Recommended in sters from small towns nearly al- COCHRANE-FC, Wis. - A new boro locals, Fillmore . County; the technical and tactical ' opera- home ! economics teacher began tions of an Army chemical unit. ways need help," Vice said. "So Rollingstone and Hart-Wilson lo- We tell tiie high schools: "If you teaching here today. She is Mrs, Wabasha County This training included instruction Beth Hoskins, cals, AVlnona County, and Ziimbro find us the type of student we are who succeeds Mrs. lEAFv , 'S % /^*-v Order Now in chemical biological and radio- Sylvia Goke. The latter Valley Local , Wabasha County. MILLVILLE, Minn? — Lack of looking for, we will offer hini fi- has gone M : Phillip- 66 DoubU logical — Two Europe- be May 24. have an out-of-town speaker. Beef that Minnesota laws require that Mrs. Edward G. Schcrnecker , 354 educable retarded children be ans were killed and two others DOERER'S stew and other refreshments "will Johnson St., is serving aboard the seriously wounded in the daily PHONE 2314 be served. All men .interested, in schooled. It specifically requires attack aircraft carrier USS Frank- I)o-r»r ' » Egulpmcnt-IUdla Dlsji-trh-i education for doaf , blind , crippled outbreaks of terrorism in Algiers the fire department were . invited; lin D. Roosevelt , operating out of today , in Oran a Moslem terrorist or children with speech defects , Mayporl Fla. The fast carrier is killed a ' - European. Another ter- , from 4-21 years of age inclusive scheduled to enter the New York ? Sf^mWiWmmmWmMm^r^SSSF ^l I R«9. S3.50 Valoe j > nnd for the mentally retarded ror. ist , presumably a European , I r_g_ff_^_l__H-_n_ri_HM__v BOOSTER D J r_ --i Naval Shipyard Feb. . 8 for . an killed a Moslem. > from 5-21. Such education need eight-week overhaul. Bed Pillows Hi-. I:. W. iirulev not extend beyond secondary Seventeen persons, 12 ; Moslems CABLES < school or its equivalent . and five Europeans-;—were killed ; iSS^_ ESP Wt f 331 Choate Building Phone . No . special classes have been Eleva Sets Broiler by- terrorists over the weekend, , [ E CH started in Wabasha , Lake City, In France, Premier Michel - ^^^^^ ^^^ 129 j ° 33c j| a4——— «¦ Sf 11 .. M I JI amma____aa_mmmasm ^a^m . . . —-^— , -¦¦ * Festival for June _9 | » i i i iiiiMi -— m n l llllllll l WaY — I £_ Modern Chiropractic Mazeppa , Plainview? or Elgin al- Debre said terrorism and the \ ^ though Inst spring mentally re- ELEVA, Wis. (.Special*-Eleva anti-independence Secret Army j t arded children were tested and organizations made plans Thurs- Organization have caused grave l L.P»(r?^ CORONADO and Electrotherapy found educable, Pnsse said. ' "It concern but when Ihe Algerian D r ¦ ! $ > day night for the fourth annual ' - ," nWifeiiii&U] "Custom ! 3'VTw.o Door is up to our association lo inform Broiler Festival.- It, will be June cease-fire i.s signed , the agitation 1 1 i JW^^Whk > the public of the need for special will cease. ¦r> / ! ¦ : UZZ ^^r Refrigerator-Freezer ,X A.m. t* 5 p.m. Daily — Wed. & Sat. 9. a.m. to 12 Noon 15-17. Ronald Pelerson will be L «-^ HJ^---- '^r: I ^^^^'- ? education rooms for these chil- ^ chairman of the three-day relebra- , r VMagn*t{(\ * =JaaaMi T Friday Evening* by Appointment dren ," I'asse said, "It is of the tion. " Mrs. Donald Nelson is secre- „ ' ^ '" ^—'Vig?gr^^^^~ —-~ t / ^L utmost importance that this de- tary. plorable situation be corrected in _ h^:y2: s ^' | St Louis Walrus ' How Can He * ^ Has Sinus Trouble (API Resist Me? ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Sieg- ¦ ' fried , the St. Louis Zoo 's valuable r ML»~- wifeFaZgy_^«->yy-»ttZ i MlSQfstyni -^ww"* OMIY I wlrOll « walrus, is suffering from sinus ' Eir^^rfi^BK^ :JA|__ . 'J^ 4AORJ.IJK > trouble , complet e with splitting I Can t!" I SM^ Jt > headache' anil runny nose. r B . C Henry' Sanders, assist mil zoo di- L^y^^^p*^ ""^ ^ ,M..'n fl lift {j y rector , said "he had a tremendous ^^^^ headache and did not want lo eat for about 10 days. But hia nose is -clearing gradually and we think he is doing extremely well at this ..poiiiL" ._ _ _ Six limes a day (he 20-moftili- old , ''Hl-pnund walrus is given 20- minute infra-red heat treat menis. | Siegfried is one of only about 10 _^_^_^_^_^H^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_U_^_^_^_^_^_k^u J mttv^ § -& v. ^S___^_I_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_H_I_^_^_^_^_I ^ i wa)ruses in Ihe country nnd the y i only one in a zoo. POPULARJCHEST TYPE I NO DOWN PAYMENT 5 ¦ FR_¦ P™ mam 4fai _L_i 1««J H } FF7FRS_-ba 1 New low price inakei this 2 -in-1 , food- ^L 1 k»fP»f •» own. 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School PTA bulletin and there- hitmori.es of the .Tanuary mcctiJig of the Re- By DAVID LAWRENCE publican National Committee in Oklahoma City The Kennedy administration is in for a in a project was born. WASHINGTON — ihe country on the -long plane ride back to Washington. serious controversy with the principal industries^ - What arc the most common names From my friends , who Were (here throughout the automotive and other manufacturers engaged- m foreign trade. been the strongest support- for gins? Mary, Betty, Janey Alice, Eliz- the session , I learned of the pr actical instruc- Many of the companies which have program and recently^ have been en- abeth? Well? Mary still is a grand old tion sessions—and these are necessary. 1, read ers of the reciprocal-trade advocating the low-tariff program proposed , by the name, lint, those others are way down the newspaper accounts , of what National Chair- thusiasticaliy man Miller and my friend Bob adxniDistration in connection the "list . Wilson of the Goiigressioiial with the European common are having second To Your Good Health WAY OUT iri front is Debby—-there Campaign Committee iiad said. market now thought*. They see difficulty, are 15 of them at the Madison School. And for my own part , I had indulged in the ' usually accept- in vgping along with the free- Mary and Susan follow with eight each. they ed partisan invective. trade program because, Nancy with seven : and is Next, on the list is , The end and aim of society, say, the administration Blue Spot protectionist doc- there are six Catherines and Karens. it seems to me, is not that sponsoring a tries to penalize There are five I'amelas, four Jans, 10 we establish Ke-puhlican or trine when it overseas invest- From names with .3 each and 10 names with Democrat control or an admin- American ments.' listed at the j stration two each. Of the 174 girl s commitlcil lo free en- speech ' terprise or the welfare slate. ZMost significant is a Injection Madison school, 60 of theni have individ- few days ago by ' ¦ ¦ My friend , . Russell ' Kirk , has delivered a ual na mes all to themselves. ;. y ' - . - Henry Ford II which is typi- By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, M,D. said with great eloquence that Goldwater -way other auto cal of the "Dear Dr. Molner: : My If this project serves no other useful the curl and aini of society is manufacturers and heads of : recently had her purpose, it. might be.a good suggestion love. Not the sentimental kind of sloppy re- large businesses feel about . the aunt an- ¦ nual checkup, whiqh list for prospective parents. Here's the lationship so 'frequently • 'illustrated . 'in romantic administration 's course. A to- in* eluded an injection. . Madiso n .listing of girls names: magazines and moving pictures? but rather . the tal, - investmen t of $32 billion kind of love that St . Paul described when he by American companies This, time the area in ' Drbby .ibebra) (Dcbo- El-in* ,...... ;...;...... 1: ..said, "Without it we. ure as t inkling.'. symbols around the world is bound to which the needle was in- . r.ihv - : ¦ 15 G.iti .- .- .:...... -i . . 7/.iry ...... ,:....8 Gocrtiine 1.; and sounding. , brass. ".. . . be. - affected Z .sei-ted* became blue as if Su'.ari a Glenn- ..v..,...' ... :...... 1 hy the ^^resi- bruised , and she gets a ¦uinty -' : T V Hplcli .- . 1 ' LOVE IS faith and forgiveness , : understand- dent's deter- ' prickling sensation. Could Cithfcrlne (Kalhy) V . Holly . r , 1 , acceptance and concern lor ' -hu ' (K,i(/icrlne> ; ... .-.' 6 . ; Honors .. I iiii' our fellow - m i n a t. i o n- there be a bit of broken K.irni ...... C Jane , - 1 ¦ ..... man creatures in a definite personal way. - to choke off - needle in the arm?—M, S, Lind.i¦ '['Lynda) - , '.:¦ S ' Janice ' .,¦ 1 ' ' ' ' ¦ ' - ' ¦ Our own egos mid greeds and ambitions f u r I h e r l-' a mci- . . ..,.:. . ... -. 5. Jcrllyn ¦ ..:...... 1 I doubt it. Jnn iJanctl ...... :,;....,; 4 - Jill • '• -. - . .',:' :. ... 1 stand in the way, of love. We rationalize -and American in- Both ...... : ...... 3' ' . Jol-no . '.. ' 1 First, steel is much stronger-' ' 3 Jolie ' I generalize ahd go through all sorts of physical vestment in CyfllMa ¦ .. - --• . EfuBtxuV -ttlclsy) ...... 3 . Joyce ...... 1 and mental gyrations^in our efforts to avoid many, coun- than human flesh. Sometimes ' Jean (Jca-n-) ...... 3 . Krli ...... 1 what r-think mos t of us recognize as our fun- t r.'. i' es. v . Mr. a needle may break. But not Jonn (Joanne) . .., ,,.... 3 . Krhty VI often. ' ¦ .' .Lynn , ...... 3 Laurie ...... 1 damental obligation. Ford , in his Palritlg - (P-ttyl- ...... ,V 3 Lora ' ..:. ' 1 ¦ . ¦ Much, of my life I have been guilty of ac- New Y or h . When it does, the "snap" is Rebecca-(Becky) 3 Margaret . - .;¦ ; ,... 1 , said.: .Robln V ...... 3 • '. Marcla . . .; .....:.... 1 tions and words which must hnve made it speech instantly apparent to the hand . Vlck.y . :...... 3 Marky ;. - ..,..,. .1 ''Some peo- ¦ ¦' extremely difficult for anyone to love inc. . Yet , (doctor 's or technician's) .: that Ann ,...... : ,: . .- ....;" - ." . M-rlh» : . . ...i. 1 ple seem to. Lawrence Cheryl ....:.... 5 , Maureen - ,- .. 1 some people have. I. find my friends and as- holds the needle. And if it - think you can be liberal on Dl-ne ...,. - , :...... ,,..,, Melissa ...... 1 sociates equally unloveable, and yet for most weren't, t he Judy...... ;....,..:. 5 Mlchellt .,.'...:- 1 tariff policy and protectionist ' : fact would be Kal.'ifco rv 2 Moire --. .: . 1 of my years I have been abl-e to love "hem. mention - • .,..! ,.'..v, 1 in other ma tters. I Kim , 1 Nol» - . - -...:¦ , Somehow together we have fashioned and main- apparent as ' ¦ ¦' ' - , ,- '- this because there has been Sally V: ..;:. .,...., 2 PnlgD ...... 1 '' soon as t.h e 'Sandra . .,.- ' 2 . . Patrice . . -..- ...... 1 tained relationships -which- are more important THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND some evidence that a new pro- ¦ ' needle is with- ; Sharon ;¦_; ...... -.. ? - . Re/wi" ,..,...... ,. ..,.. 1 than the externa l trappings of this existence. tectionism is rearing its ugly Wendy . : " ReVae . . . 1 drawn. Alicia --V ..I . Rhono 1 head along the new frontier. '- Roberta .,,,.,;: 1 THE THOUGHTFUL, intelligent men and , What causes Andrea .':....,. 1 ¦ "Th is new protectionism Belly _ . 1 Rbche "i« ' :-.' .,. - 1 wonicii who express such violent disagreement t he bruised would artificially restrict arid Bonnie . 1. . . Ronanri- ...... 1 with , my notions, have frequently been most a p p e arr Z Candace ....,.....;...,. 1 . Sara ., I direct the outflow of dollars by ' ' - helpful lovme. For on .the anvil of their ' o pposi- ance?. A 1 s o 'Cassandra . . . ,...., 1 . Shell. :.....:... J...:.... 1 discouraging private: invest- Ch,irrria:ne - ,...'. '...'..' .,- '.,.. - -I- Teresa ...... ,..-,....., . 1 tion ' .i"'hayc been compelled by their brilliant the prickling Cindy I ...... ;..;... - . . . 1 Terry .,... : ., _ ,.. -. 1 ment abroad. . ' seJisation? Claire - .. .: ,...... ,....: ,. 1 , ' ' - . - ' and logical criticism to exami nev my own con- ' ' "The protectionist says Connia . ... :, :...:..,.. 1 . Combined Name* . cepts and under their pressure to reaffirm my new The needle .Dana . .. .,.,...... ! V JoLlrtda ; , .. . . 1 that foreign investment, par- usually is aim- Dawn 1 Marl Alyi .....,'.., 1 acceptance and? again proclaim my pass ionate ¦ -ss-nn 1 ^ ticularly in industrially mature ed at a vein- Molner Denl)«.. .,.,.. ... ,... . 1 J. y,,.,.,,.„,...... supnort . for the truth as I see the truth. Oonna ,....,...: 1 M«rlt>-th ...... ;,..,,... 1 Behind / Scenes areas,. means 'exporting jobs' As the needle is withdrawn, the Dorothy .y,...... V; .. . 1 Rulhroary ,...... ;...... 1 It seems to inc .-the error , of the w-elfare Cap/fa . . —a phrase borrowed from pro- vein often tends to bleed for slat April 1961, foUowiiiR the th.il affect his companies is administration It furnishes an- ¦ to Home and worked with the investors. It would establish a other illustration .of tragic failure al the Bay of a quest ion some senators are why un- Stopped early one morning by a mo- Shah' s sister , Princess Ash.- revolutionary tax principle of certainly and apprehension I'igs. Sccretarv of Slnle Rusk asking. , in starting a revolution \ decline in world tensions }ii\ es the torcycle cop for .speeding, a TV slai- tried raf unpredictable consequences. It have spread through American nations ;i chance -to cat ch their breath - which succeeded. involves a far-ranging change industry concerning the eco- in vain to avoid a ticket hy waving; a $10 This is n cross-section of in iaw lo achieve a short-term and Khrushchev , a chance to get bis wind )>lll "Vou nomic outlook despite the rosy aloft. can 't bribe me, mister , " the amazing network of in- result. In short , it Is a tortu- stnteiiicnls issued from tho back icn- more bombast . said tlie cop indignantly- "I' m honcsl as J/liL ^Lhldu ous means of achieving ¦ . telligence and espionage oper- a bad White House about "recovery " the day i.s long. " ations which will come under -md. It i.s bad economics be- from recession . cause, among other reasons 1' The TV -star was already Lite fur a tbe man who heads CIA and , The iiilnl Stales and llritain ask Rus- , it ignores the fact that , his- recording session al the studio , so he who because of his power, sia t<> join in. a " no fallout" pact —which must be examined for con- torically, America 's export AT WILLIAMS ¦_ ¦¦ _ ! .sound.-, about as improbable as a " no fall- reached again into his wallet and pro- flicts of interest and other surpluses have been greatest i ' duced a $!)(.) hill. "1 lilt* a man who's qualifications. where our investment is grent- JML.5-_ .ll! I'.iJJ-'t ,.. . . ' - - ¦•¦- ¦ -- »---— -• ¦ Tioirestyvr _ tl >i» duy ' 'lrlrrn'K';"-' ire nuintnl-n- - est,-flnd -lhat~-Ameplen '-s---an- i'il , "hut liiivv about Ibis fifty?" HIGH REVIVAL COSTS nual income from investment FinE*HlES has regularly exceeded Scircb ni- 0 God, and know my ho*r|; try The cop looked slowly up lo Ihe skv. ¦ ¦ its out- PROTECT YOUR RECORDS NEW YORK MV-An off- flow. inc . .-nd know my thoug hts: And 4.o If thern ha "My, my," he said at leng "Isn 't nroadvvay revival cosls almost th , that "lo give one example, since Any vwicked way In mo, and lend mo In tlio way a lovely .sunset?" as much today as a Broad- evcrl of about WINONA DAILY N EWS . . The Paul Crablree. The price lag $2 ,000,00(1.000. " H__l _W_1 Qy s^v harbor lathered his faeo , then suddenly on the current presentation i.s An l-iilrjinnli 'ii I NVi(\' jiri|>r r - - J'.Voblislifd JN,"5 recognized tiim as he was st ropp ing the $15,000. 'When done in 1950 on PRESIDENT Kennedy must ' ' Broadway (under a different have knowi about this speech, ' razor. "Nay, you re .Iml .^o So-and-So , " ho W. 1- . Willi K (|. H. Cl.OKWAY (! H. I.INIII- '.N tilte , "A Story for Sunday or nt lonst his economic ad- your steel lllra id-h'her ll. i cr. Uircr lor Hii.viiuw growled. "Vou sent inc up here for twen- 1' Mjjr. Kvening ") the cost was $10 ,- visers should have told him won't be on hand nfter your wul l-Ulilor A Aih> , Director ty ' roars!" 000. about it. But the President ig- lire because paper- In *(cel Ihe .hnl^e, who never lost his presence, nored the argument VV . .) C OM ; A IM » I . I'll II II I : M Kit 11. (1. H Y .MKS altogether f iles hurii in .1minutes, of mind , jumped up fr om his chair and BAPTIST SCHOOLS URGED and came forth with a tax pro- Muna ijini) F.dilo r Ctlj/ (ultlor Cirri(/nlioii .fll|ir. Shaw-Wnlker Fire-Flics exclaimed , "Hy jove! What a coincidence! posal in his message to Con- MILL VALLEY . Calif. W) - have prevented loss of rec- 1'. . II II AM ;:CK V. 11. K I.AI. UK H. .1. LOSIN .IKI I' gross on Monday of this week m up here to get a pardon for you!" Southern Ilaptists sbould es- ords In thousniid- of fires. Co/'i/i'iMiiy .S'lipl. /'/-s.i .S'ujif, Jwiiviu i I'u/ N IIJI I. <¦ I- which would damage Ameri- * tablish nnd maintain day can businesses ahroiul 4(1 model" — protection for -m and 1\1, fil.KK Ciltl SV«ll-l» CoillillN IllH.TI- The host and hostess suddenly Hiinoune- schools both Iho olomen- perhaps increase unemploy- record - r irpublj oa liiin of all tlie Ux iil The ^i.ili ing husband regarded his wife youth ," lie said , "Ihen Chris- American competitors abroad. IH'W.'I iirinti 'il in Ibis newspaper as well as nil halel'iilly. " Well , " he h-irked. "don ' t .just "I' m out of tickets for tho fights tian education for -jrade and It i.s a dramatic example of Book and Stationery ' A.I 1. lieu'S (lasjialehes , but I have somo high school linos becomes even •sit (here! !>eve!op a sudden iioseliloed or VICHY exciting news! important proposals for legis- ' Winona, Minn. Mis. Arnold ju st called and more Important t h a n such lation which are not thorough- Mui.il.-iy, something!" ' Jmiiiiiry nil, juii'l wants you to come over anil see her button collection. training (hiring collece years." ly studh-d in advance by the ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • ' ' ¦' ¦ " ; ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - : " ¦ - • - - ¦ - ¦ ' ¦- Senior Citizens Convert to Speak . - • ' . . , -i: . . - . . ,: . - . . - ' , Group IV Tours Nurse Makes forever feminine Bowling Alley At WSC Tuesday Members of Senior Citizens Good in A fortrier teacher . and scholar in Group IV were escorted on a tour the Roman Catholic Church who of Westgate Bowling Alley by Paul is now an ordained Lutheran pas- Gardner, owner, Friday afternoon. tor will be the second guest speak- Sixty attended and participated Movie Role er, , at Winona State College 's in bowling, a new experience for By JAMES BACON Religious Emphasis Week, speak- some. • ing Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Hoom Miss Florence Jackson presided AP Movie-TV Writer 327, Somsen Hall.. at the brief business meeting pre- HOLLYWOOD UP) -^ What' s a ceding the coffee hour. Members good career for a nurse who gets DR. MARIO Colacei, a native V Italy, now Augsburg Colleg| are to bring suggestions fbr a too emotionally involved with the of suffering of her patients? and Theological Seminary, Minne- name for the club to the February ¦; "I say acting," answers pretty apolis , and Luther. Theological meeting. This will be a potluck Seminary, St. - Paul , will .speak on luncheon at 1:30 p.m. Feb. 23 at Maggie Pierce, once a registered nurse at New York's. Bellevue "The Hope . of Hie Lake Park Lodge - followed by col- Roman Cathol ic- ored slides shown by Mrs. James Hospital, Now she is emoting with Vincent Price, Peter Lorre and Prot6stant Dia- Harders from her travels in Flor- logue." ida and South America. Those at- Basil Rathbone in "Poe's Tales of terror." lie has written tending are to bring t!ieir\5*vn MR. ANDMRS. Thomais Fod- a number of stu- sandwich , silver and one other ness, Brainerd , Minn,, an- Maggie, a Detroit girl , tells why dies on the Old she gave ' up nursing' for ihe item of food to be shared. nounce the engagement of and New Testa- Attendance prizes were award? movies: "In order- to be a good : their daughter , Carol Joy, - to ment and has e'(d:- .' - ' - nurse, you have to develop a cal- published articles James Whillock Jr., son of Mr. lousness to suffering—else the job dealing with the and Mrs. James Whitlock Sr., will overwhelm you. background and Kellogg Altar Brainerd, formerly of Lewis- "I couldn't. I'd get involved theological issues Z t<»n , Minn. The wedding date emotionally wilh all my patients of the 101 h cen- ' ".Z- | never would have become a career girl —even in the psycho ward." has not been set. v Dr. Colacei tury Protestant Society Officers One day a doctor^suggested that Reformation. He has published a ; if I rrad knov/n U would be a careerl she give ' up the profession and book ; comparing Roman Catholic Assume Duties put her emotion to good use. She and Protestant views of marriage, Sharon Schlesser became a model , and an MGM "Christian Marriage Today." KELLOGG, Minn. (Speciai)-St. talent scout saw her photo, y Northern States Agnes Altar Society met Thursday Wins Homemake r At present he is professor of Kennedy Returns evening in the church hall with Of Tomorrow Award The studio put her under con- New Testament. Greek, Latin and the new officers conducting the tract. Now she is free lancing and Biblical Hebrew at- Augsburg. Plans Projects meeting. , .ARCADIA, Wis; Z (Special) ?- gets her first big break in the ' .Dr.; '' - Colacei will be introduced horror film. by: Miss Anita Peterson , Trimont , To Washington In Badger Area .- ¦;¦: ¦¦ ¦•¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ Officers . are: President, Mrs. Sharon Schlesser, 17, daughter of l!... -;i. -:,--> : .':r*:-«VP->:i:.*-:--.'!¦::- ';. :•• '- :/ <'•'* --; . V;- • :*¦:¦ : yyiil.tlf^Xyy - y *#'¦::&<¦ fc*J? ;:.'«P55 *S ¦ ¦ Lawrence Passe; vice president, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schlesser , HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Sammy Minn. , WSC religious commission- Northern States Power Co, has " er and chairman of the four-day MR. AND MRS. ROGER FINK are pictured cutting their Mrs. Leo Kraus; treasurer, Mrs. Arcadia Rt. i. , has been awarded Davis Jr. and Sidney Poilicr want annotmced estimated ,584,810 1 Hartley the Homemaker of Tomorrow religious week. A discussion will $1 wedding cake after their, marriage Jan. 20 at the American Luth- McDonough , and secre- to see; - .the Z.Negro- portrayed ac- ¦ ' From Palm Beach ' ' ¦ ' ' . /OHOW. -: expenditures in the La Crosse di- eran Church , Arcadia; The bride is the former Miss Janice tary? Mrs. Donald Schurhammer. award at Arcadia . - . . . curately oh the movie and TV Unit chairman for Ihe year , High School, PALIUZ BEACH . Fla. -Z • ¦(API - vision this year and 82,619.500 in Dabelstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dabelstein, Arcadia are screen. ADDRESSING students today as ¦;. 'rined'y" unit one, Mrs. J. R. Braun; unit Sharon achieved playing a gunsling- President ..--Ke shifts his the Eau CTaire-Chippewa Falls di- Rt. 1, and Mr. Fink is the son of Mrs. Selma Fink, Arcadia. ^ So Davis is the keynote speaker opening the headquarters back to Washington two, Miss Mary Donahue ; unit the highest score ing heavy on an upcoming "Rifle- week is the vision.? ' (Kings photo) three, Mrs. James Graner ; in the examina- Rt.- Rev. Msgr. Alex- today after four days of work and unit man" TV show. ander Sigur. Louisiana State Uni- relaxation here These figures are part of allo- ifour, Mrs? Henry Kirch ; unit five, tion on homemak- "It's the first Negro hea vy since . iag knowledge and versity, national Newman Club MrsZ Kennedy and their chil- cated expenditures of ;Cba0',00O Mrs. Harold Peters ; unit six, 'The Birth of a ZNation,'" says chaplain. Z He will speak at 7:30 $ Janice Dabelstein Mrs. Edward Skroch, and unit sev- attitudes which dren , Caroline and John .Ir., were by NSP of Wisconsin for new and Karheri ne AnderWv . Sammy. "If we -want to- see our- p.m. in Somsen Auditorium . on expected to accompany the Presi- en, Mrs. Oscar Wiley. was given to the selves portrayed true to life on improved electric facilities and Named homemaker -* senior girls dur- "Cath ol ics and Protestants: Points dent? Becomes Bride the screen , we have to take the of Unity — Points of Difference. " Sunday, for the third straight expansion of natural gas service. ' ALTAR SOCIETY officers and ing December . bad with- the good. " PLAINVIEW, Minn. (Special)- ,unit chairmen served the silver tea Sharon plans to In a change of plans, Msgr. afternoon , Kenned y and the First . Largest planned expenditures in Arcadia Katherine Mary Anderson? daugh- Sunday< at the Wabasha Deanery Poitier , playing a prison psy- Sigur spoke to WSC facility and Lady took his father ,: Joseph P. attend the St. ," con- for improvements in electric serv- ter of Mr. and meeting; held at Kellogg. Mary's School of chiatrist in 'Point Blank ministerial advisers of the relig- Kennedy , with ' them for a cruise ice in the La Crosse division will ARCADIA, 'Wis. (Special)-Miss Mrs. ' R. V. An- cedes that the acting, profession ious clubs sponsoring the week this on the presidential yacht Honey. include conversion of the present , daughter of Mr. It was voted to purchase Shrine Nursing in Roch- Sharon is a hard one to crack for a Janice Dabelstein derson, P 1 a in- Holy Water. Fonts which will be ester next year. She has been a afternoon instead of Tuesday after- Fit*. The 73-year-old former am- line ' scrying; . GALESVILLE? to a and Mrs. Henry Dabelstein, Ar- view, is the win- . Negro. noon. bassador to Britain is described higher voltage and installation of carried a garland bou- ner of the Plain- ' sold by society members. Mrs. member of the Future Honiemak- cadi a Rt. 1, Patrick Wehrenberg, apostolate for ers of America Chapter all four "I think young Negroes coming as making satisfactory progress additional network feeder capa- quet of white and red split carna- view Community years of high school and took part into the business today should from the stroke he suffered city for serving the downtown La marriage to Roger School Search for the aged chairman, reported and tions for her reviewed work done and appoint- in the forensic program; when a plan to be better actors than the Kennedy Plans New Dec. . 19. '??¦? Crosse area , according A. L. Fink, son of Mrs. Selma Fink, Ar- the American junior. This year she is a" student best. There's a place for that kind The President and Mrs, Ken- Christensen, manager? Cost of the cadia. The double-ring ceremony Homemaker o f ed? Mrs. Martin Kennebeck and Mrs. Brayton Collier to visit the librarian. - . of talent always ." Conference Wednesday nedy attended morning .services projects will be $189,800 and was read by the Rev. Walter Tomorrow. She at St.? Edward's Roman Catholic shut-ins and sick during February. (AP) - Elvis WASHINGTON (AP)-Presiderit $170,100 respectively. Schultheiss at the American Lu- achieved the high- HOLLYWOOD . church. A large crowd applauded Improvements to natural gas est score in the Mrs.? Wehrenberg thanked mem- LEAVING FEDERAL POST Presley, ;who made millions sing- Kennedy plans to hold a news theran Church Jan..20 at 1:30 p.m. bers who assisted with . .packing their arrival and departure, service will cost an estimated examination on DURAND, Wis.-The son of. a ing, wants to act—so much so that conference¦ .Wednesday at 4 p. m. Playing, traditional nuptial mu- and delivering cookies at Christ- :¦&.' 'the day ' $370,500 in the La Crosse area: sic on the organ was Miss. Judy h o m em a king Durand couple, Attorney Jack he's looking .forward - , to . ESTV. WHITEHALL TEACHERS knowledge and at- Katherine mas time. Mrs. Donald Schurham- Blair, is leaving the federal De- when he can appear in non-sing- WHITEHALL. Wis. (SpeciaD- . Other projects in the La Crossa Wiemer, Arcadia , cousin of the mer. secretary, read thank you The session will not be ca rried division include. $25,200 for relo- also accom- tiudes taken by senior girls Dec. partment of Justice to become as- ing rojes. live, by television or radio but John Brown , administrator of bride. Z Miss Wiemer 5. . V? cards received from the ill and "I like to sing but I love to Whitehall schools has announced cation of a distribution line from pan ied on the piano tlie soloist, . -VV ¦ sociated with a law firm at Up- : may be taped or filmed for later NSP;Hatfield hydro plant. . ¦ shut in for the cookies. land , Calif. Native of Durand. he's act," says Elvis. "Acting has al- ¦" " that beginning Feb. 1 hiring will Mrs. John Riesch, Arcadia, as she use. - -:. Largest planned expenditures 1 feel -¦ "¦¦ begin a son of Mr. arid Mrs. Fred Blair. ways fascinated me and . for a number of teachers *an .g "Prayer Perfect.'' Caledonia Girl UNIT QUOTA activity plan* for Since graduating from the Univer- that in many ways it is more of needed in the district when the fall in the Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls the yean were discussed.: Unit ' challenge than singing." term of school opens. Additional area will be for improving natural THE BRIDE, given in marriaga three will arrange a party in Feb- sity of Minnesota law school sever- a Giin With 'No Bullets'| gas service to these two cities and by her father, was attired in a Plans June Wedding ruary for the Golden Agers of the al years ago, he has been , affiliat- teachers needed, include a kinder- Nenomonic ed with the tax division of the De- Kills Florida Man garten and 8 th grade teacher, at a cost of approxi- white floor-length gown of nylon CALEDONIA, Minn.—Mr. and community. Mrs. James Graner, v mately $495,000, according to F. tull e and- Chantilly lace over taf- unit chairman and Mrs. Richard partment of Justice and has serv- Minister Keeps Date physics or chemistry, history . and , Mrs. Wilfred Guillien, Caledonia , -ed as assistant ch|ef of the civil v?FORT MYERS , Fla. (API- English instructors. A home eco- J. Dinkel manager. feta? Her fitted Chantilly lace bod- announce the engagement of their Hartert , co-chairman. Despite Train Crash , ice was designed with a square division, U. S. attorney, southern Ramon Figiieroa Picard 43. a nomics replacement also will be Adverti-cmpiif- daughter, Marie Phyllis, to LeRoy Following the business session a Puerto Ricaii farm worker , point- named . neckline embroidered with seed district of California.¦ LITTLE ROCK Ark. VAP1-A Goergan, son of Delbert Goergan, social hour was held and cards : -' ' U- ' . ed a pistol at his stomach and told pearls and long sleeves. Her bouf- Presbyterian minister AdMerH-cmcnl Caledonia. :A June wedding.!* plan- were played. Prizes were award- 70-year-old his friends at a bar, "There are fant skirt was of alternate ruffles ed to Mrs: Paul Schmoker, high HIGH SCHOOL SPEAKER didn't let a train-auto crash keep : People 50 to 80 tulle and lace. ned. . Dr. Paul W. Cast, geology de- no bullets in it." of nylon Miss GuilUen is employed by score; Miss Alberta Lydon , low; him from delivering his Sunday He pulled the trigger? The pistol AMAZING APPLY FOR OLD LINE LEGAL Her silk illusion net veil? was Mrs. Joseph Wallerich, nine bid, partment, University of Minne- night sermon. General Mills Inc, ? Minneapolis. sota, presented a lecture-demon- fired. Picard died in a hospital RESERVE 11 F E INSURANCE caught by a half crown of shirred Her fiance is employed by; and Mrs. Mary Kling, door prize. The Rev. C. 0. Williams' car shortly, Pro- stration Friday afternoon to the Wi- and after arrival Sunday night , nylon tulle threaded with rhine- tective Mutual Insurance Co., Mil- Lunch was served by Mrs. Arthur stalled on a railroad crossing sheriff's deputies said. If you are under 80, you can nona Senior High Science Club: Dr, ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' stones. Her jewelry was rhinestone waukee, Graff , Mrs. Raymond McCulloch, the minister saw a Missouri Pa- ¦ ' . / ' Gast was sponsored by the Visiting still apply for ; a $1,000 life in- and pearl earrings. . . ¦-¦ : Mrs. Martin Kennebeck, Miss cific freight train roaring toward SPRING GROVE ELECTOM PSORIASIS surance policy to help take care The bride chose as matron of Mary Stiever and Mrs. Lawrence - Science program of the Minnesota ¦him. : ? SPRING GROVE, Minn. ( Spe- STORY 1952 REUNION PLANS ; Academy of Sciences. Jan. 10, 1960• — Pittsburgh , Pa. of final expenses. Once your honor , her sister, Mrs. Leonard ARCADIA, Wis. /SpZeciaD-Mem- Passe. He got out , stood clear and cial) — Omitted ifrom the list of application is approved, the pol- waved his hat at the train , signal- commissioners elected at the " Doctored for psoriasis 30- years. Robinson, Osseo, Wis. Mrs. Robin- bers of the Arcadia High School ELGIN SOCIAL CLUB Spent much money to no avail.* icy can be carried the rest of son wore a street-length dress of class of 1952 will hold , a meeting 1 ing it to stop. It didn 't. Trinity Lutheran Church annual Then used GHP Ointment and your life . ELGIN, Minn. (Special)—The was crushed but no one meeting recently was Mrs, Angus? lavender nylon tulle over taffeta. at John Sobotta 's Bar Thursday Diners Enjoy Social Club met at the home of The car Tablets for 2 weeks, Scales dis- You handle the entire trans- Her fitted bodice had a. scoop evening at 8 p.m. Plans for a 10- was hurt. Ekern , cbnimissioner of social a ppeared as if by magic. In fr . Mrs. Milton Schwantz Thursday ride lo his services. action by mail with OLD AM- neckline, short sleeves and match- year reunion to be held later ir evening. During the business meet- Williams hitched a ¦weeks skin completely cleared ERICA^ the company that helped Evening in India, Highland Heights Presbyterian and clean. First time in 30 years. ing taffeta cummerbund. She wore the year will be discussed. ing plans were made for the an- ARCADIA FIREMEN pioneer insurance for senior Am- a floral headdress of lavender church and delivered his sermon. Thanks for your marvelous prod- EASTERN VISITORS Pakistan nual party at which husbands are ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) — ucts." This much abbreviated re- ericans. No obligation. No one will flowers and carried a cascade bou- members are guests. The date will The Arcadia volunteer fire de- call. quet ofi pink and white split car- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. St. John and port tells of a user's success with v family, Collingswood N. J., have HOUSTON, Minn. (Special) - be Feb. 10 at the Catholic church Bitten by partment was called out Friday ai dual treatment for psoriasis now Mai! this ad today with name, nations. Her jewelry, gift of the * Comments ranged from "too hot with a dinner to be served at 7:30 Child about 10 p.m. to extinguish a made available to all sufferers. address, and year of birth to Old bride, was rhinestone earrings. been visiting here during the paal week with Mr and Mrs. M, C, St, for me, but 1 am glad I could by St. Michaels Unit, Mrs. Will Rabid Dog Sought chimney fire at the home of Mr. Full information and details of a American Insurance Co., 4-'00 John, Winona lit. 3, and Mr. antj sample this type of food" to "de- Wandrey reported on a home ex- and Mrs. Richard Korpal. No 14 day trial plan .from Cnnam Oak , Dept. L122B, Kansas City ANOTHER SISTER of tha bride, licious, I like spicy food" at the tension meeting which she attend- JACKSONVILLE , Fla. (API- Co., Dept. Rockport, Mass. Miss Bonnie Dabelstein , Arcadia, Mrs. Ernest Traff , 455 E, King. Mr, damage resulted. 269J 12, Missouri. St. John is en route to Kwajalein Evening in India and Pakistan Din- ed. Miss Annette Schwartz was in Authorities are trying to locate attended as bridemaid. She wore ner nere recently. charge of the entertainment family, en route a street-length dress of ice pink (Marshall Island Group) where he . the R. F. Perry will be working for several months Miss Rhoda Vania and Asad to Everett , Wash., on vacation. Cliantilly lace over taffeta. Her Husain from Winona State College SARAH SOCIETY fitted bodice was designed with a in the installation of a radar site. Their 3'year-old daughter -has prepared the meal. The Houston The Sarah Society of Redeemer been bitten by a dog believed to scoop neckline and short sleeves. His company, Radio Corporation o| Lutheran Church will meet Tues- America , was prime contractor for PTA and the History of India be rabid. A Chantilly lace bow was attached Class sold. 192 tickets. Girl Scouts day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs, said at the waistline. Her headdress the radar equipment . Mr. St, Johr ; 4412 W, Policeman M. H. Arnold assisted in the serving. Elmer Heiden.. 6th St. 9 , is an electrical engineer and has a neighbor 's dog bit Lecia Ann 'W^FtrwmfmW4s\m\mJm9mmm ^^'Jaf MmWmmM _yT_ i*f \\t A <£J'- ja ^% was a floral wreath of pink flow- Hand made articles and posters The meeting is open to members •*•• .C^V/. cascade been employed .with RCA since July Perry Thursday and may have ers and she also carried a picturing India were brought by- and guests. , and Donna of pink and white carnations and 1958. His wife and two children ~~ bitten Robert, 6 will be staying in Winona durin* Mr. Husain to decorate the dining Elaine, 8. The family left Friday wore rhinestone earrings, gift of hall. Indian hand worked itqms ARCADIA WSCS Uie bride. his absence. ARCADIA , Wis. (Special)-The night. were sold. Trinity Evangelical United Breth- Arnold said neighbors reported Attending Uie bridegroom as best the Perrys were traveling by bus s brother-in- reception was furnished by Evarlst HELPING HAND ren Church YVSWS meeting will be man was the bride ' ( held Thursday at 8 p.m. at the and would pass through Atlanta , law, Leonard Robinson , Osseo, The Sobotta , Winona. ELEVA, Wis . Special)-The Both the bride and bridegroom Drammen Helping Hand will meet home of Mrs. Gordon Meistad. The Cincinnati , Chicago and Butte , bridegroom 's cousin , Ronald Guen- leader will be Mrs. Linda Hunger. Mont. ¦ ther, served ns groomsman. David are graduates of Arcadia High Tuesday with Mrs, Gordon Isaac- brother of the School. The bride was employed son. Marvin Jackson will be cc*- mszM' . . Dabelstein , Arcadia, ^^iMMm^%r^ m^m i; bride, and tbe bridegroom's broth- at the Winona Industries, Inc., and hostess. Gertrude Hoch and Myrtle er-in-law, LaVerne Earney, Alma, the bridegroom is engaged in farm- Brenn will be in charge of the pro- ushered, ing in the Arcadia area. gram. APPLICANTS FOR ™ For her daughter 's wedding, Mrs. Dabelstein wore a blue dress ^ } AIRLINE OPPORTUNITY J a cor- F MW ,M i nn ¦¦¦— ¦- i with black accessories and fr If'} """ mat sage of pink and white carnations. /Iffi Vi * The bridegroom's mother also " POLICE WOMAN wore a blue dress with black ac- G cessories and a corsage of pink 1 l ' U_- VJiirifMft ^u ! and white carnations. i BE Mf —~WANTED~~~-'< A reception for 37!> was held at -* . UM1* the Old Armory wilh a wedding Qualified women ar« invited to make application cake made by the bride's aunt , .SRKGF EASTERN Mrs. Walter Mueller, Arcadia. [ for a permanent position in the Winona Police De- partment. IN GHARGE-oHh* kit«h«fl ware STEWARDESS aunts of the bride , Mrs. John $mmg% Wiemer Jr., Mrs, Allan Doelle, both These Are The Thete Are The of Arcadia: Mrs. Anton Ziegler, Galesville , and Mrs, Gust Kukow- REQUIREMENTS ADVANTAGES Bki . Lewiston, Minn, Serving were Diane Guenther , Arcadia , cousbi 1-Ago il or over 1-Thorou-h training In mod- of the bridegroom; Miss Mary Lou i—Minimum height, 5'4" ern correction*! method* l'ape, Winona , also -,cousin of Me 3—Minimum weigh!, 120 Ibs. TWO MORE DAYS! ' «ll*w-„c- bridegroom , and tbe bride s cous- 4-High school ectuc-tion --Un.form ins , Diane and Donna Kube, Ar- cadia. 5-Excellont physical health 3—Salary increase oppor- Miss Kuth Servais , Arcadia, 6~Excell*nt character tunity Tomorrow - Wednesday - cousin of the bride, wns seated at 7—Ability to manage women . „ ., the guest book and gifts were dis- and children 4~Pa,d vacation- played by the bridegroom 's sister , p.m. s-Interest in iny«.ti9ational s_sk u benefits 9 a. m. - 5 9 a.m. -3 p.m. Mrs. La Verne Earney, Alma , and work and ability to keep , , Mrs. Maynard Olson Arcadia records and -pake written «_R 8Hr«ment plan cousin of the bridegroom. Coffee reports was poured by Miss Mary Lou ?—Keen observation power 7—Permanence and security Pape and the wedding cake was We will close at 3 p.m. on Wednesday for served by the bridegroom 's sister , Mrs. Harold Severson , Trempon- • Wrirfen examinations for this poiition will be given at Iha leau. City Hall, Thursday, Feb. 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It may seem that the tect Samuel Paur has opened a out loud , but the manufacturers of birds are crowding other garden subjects out of the winter scene 32-foot |ong ' basement recreation recreational facilities are not ex- terhporariiy, judging by the interest our readers seem to be taking room pigs a private study to an actly disturbed by the continuing in them. . airy and attractive outdoor sunk- trend toward a shorter work week In talking with various persons in and about Winona it is pleasing en patio, • ? ? in this country. to note the number that are feeding the birds and the pleasure they The result is a comfortable and Even though the trend may even- derive from it, One gardener 1 met on the street had just made a livable expanse of what ordinarily tually affect their own employes , purchase of bird feed and he told with pride how much he had paid ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ would be gloomy basement space. " those who turn out bowling equip- out for the birds so far this win-1¦—;—". ' . . ". Z . . . : ' . — . UNCLUTTERED ELEGANCE:'. This handsome ranch has an its connecting service area. The basic house is 1,343 square feet. - - ' ;' ¦ '' ¦ ment, small boats and residential ter. ' _- J J . I.-Z - ,- . _ .. : «-. ' • THIS HOUSE, design J-4 In th. expansion feature which adds, piecemeal if desired, the garage arid A sunien rear patio opens Ihe basement to additional living area. and other places at her home. They - ' ¦¦ ' " ' swimming pools know that increas- V|._- - . . - : . . — This seems to be the general do-ank from little trickles of water House of the Week series, also . . ed leisure time for American work- feeling aihong the bird devotees. has an expansion plan which can on the ground near the house, at e them. The more feed they ha\e to pro- snow and otherwise seemed to en- be done pie^e-meal, enlarging it vide, the greater the pleasure they from a basic 1,343 square foot STILL ANOTHER trend favor- joy themselves very much. able to the expansion of these seem to derive from the hobby. Of Last Wednesday she adyised that home to almost half again its size. City Building course, the birds consume more a flock was ' The basic house, however, con- companies is that toward family feeding in a hackber-Z participation in recreational activi- food during the frigid weather, ry tree across the street from her tains as many f eatures as most just as the outdoor Winter activi- home. and, also, a large number families require—four bedrooms, ties. Once a decided part of the American way of life, family fun ties increase the appetites of were feeding on hackberries on 1% baths, a 12-foot by 19-foot liv- _ children. Mill Street between > ing room and a slightly larger Climbs Near went out of style for a long time. Main and Now 'It is gradually making a As we observe the chickadees Washington. Armed'with binoculars combination kitchen-dining-family we went into town btsee- this, flock room. comeback , even if it sometimes is and nuthatches make repeated . pinned with the overworked label trips as they carry one sunflower and were richly rewarded by the Packaging all this in 1,343 square sight, -; foot, plus the full basement, is $10,000 Mark of '.'togetherness." seed after another to the nearby Permits for construction of- a The backyard swimming pool trees and watch as they stow them a remarkable achievement in it- away in the bark crevices , we won- Many of these beautiful birds self. Its modest dimensions are new garage and for interior ranks high on the list of products were feeding on the hackberries, house remodeling .were issued getting a big play in the family der how many they find later as 45-feet 8-inches by 39-feet 6:inches. they work over the tree trunks and drinking from pools of water on last week by the city engineer 's recreational field. In some areas, the street and flying from tree to ARCHITECT Paul's expansion office. - . . . . it has even become a kind of status limbs. Sometimes a chickadee will pick: up a sunflower seed , transfer tree. Twenty-five were counted plan would add a one or two-car Mrs.v. Laura Greenwood., 1173 : W. symbol, side by side with automo- drinking froni one small puddle at garage, a workroom (or , maid's drew a permit for biles, big homes and mink coats, it to its claws and pound out the Mark St:, kernel with its beak while, still at one time, We looked to see if any room) a . second full bath and a construction of a 12- by 22-foot to name just a few items wheih cedar waxwings were among but laundry. The original laundry ,000 previously fell into? this category. the feeder, but usually they carry garage estimated to cost $1 them away. did not discover any. This flock space in the basement would then and Mrs. Christ Holmes, '510 seemed to be composed entirely of HEATED pools can make back- become additional storage area. Chestnut St., took the other for THE BLUE jays usually swallow Hie Bohemian variety. On the other The entire expansion doesn't have a §700 remodeling job. yard swimming comfortable. But Sand when we observed the large y the hardiest of souls will take the seeds whole, but sometimes to be done at one time. The ga- Brugger & Nelton are -. contrac- onl pound them out at the feeders just ¦flock of cedar waxwings at the Dr. rage could be built first, for ex- ' ¦ ' Rein- a dip unless the air around : the E. E? Christensen home in Pleas- tors 'for? . the - - garage, J. O. The manufacturers as the chickadees and at other ample, with the . connecting serv- hard for the Holmes work. pool is warm. times carry them to the trees. Oc- ant Valley some days ago, we did ice area no mbre than a breeze- of residential swimming pools are. casionally, one will gobble up .not see any Bohemian waxwings . Winona 's .1932 building total now therefore, figuring out ways , and way. 'VV is $99,366. There have been no eight to twelve whole- sunflower among thern. When the expansio n is complet- means to enable families- to enjoy permits issued for hew house swimming all year 'round. seeds at a sitting. Suet is attrac- ed, a trellis can be built over the construction. tive to thern , also, as It is to the TEEN-AGE EXCHANGE dining terrace and tbe terrace it- On/display at the, recent Exposi- v Last year at this -time- the.--dol- chickadees, woodpeckers, nut- NASHVILLE, Tenn . (^-Eighty self later expanded into a large tion :of 'the National --Swimming , titmice and some of the FLOOR PLANS: The expansion feature of ic 1,343 square feet of ground coverZ Note lro'w lar valuation of building permits Vegas, for ex- hatches teenagers from overseas are liv- rear patio including a swwmming Pool Institute: in Las other birds to a lesser degree. ing with Christian families in the : ' ¦ ' ; this house would add up to? 785 square feet for -basement becomes airy and livable through sunk- was $82,050, including the cost ample, was an all-aluminum and ? pool. of one new house. By closely Z observing the. birds United States for a year under the A front patio could be added at 540 square feet , with one-car garage) to its bas- en rear patio. . glass swimming? pool enclosure at their feeders, most persons note s permits for gas? months during sponsorship of Methodist churches. this time also, producing an abun- Last Week' designed for use 12 their different characteristics aft- sponsored as- . ' fired .installations went to Kran- the year. They are being , . . dance? of outdoor facilities at bedroom, located next to the foy- ' er a period of acquaintanceship part of the International Chris- ground level, not to mention the ing's Sales & Service, for S./D. J. This enclosure has a completely with them .: A person vho has es- er, could easily serve as a den or Bruski; 215 Washington St.; Home prefabricated framework , made tian Youth Exchange program, by sunken patio. library. If this is done, architect tablished a feeder for the first time Methodist churches in 30 states. • Heating -Service; for the Faith under what is called the unibeam will be especially delighted with Paul suggests a door adjacent to , 707 Many of the churches also have THE COMPLETED expansion. Lutheran Church parsonage building system, enabling it to be the antics of their visitors as a ' , would increase the width of the the entry. W. Howard St. ; ' - Quality Sheet erected with ordinary hand tools one- of their teen-agers living - in. McNally, new field of enjoyment is unfold- another country, for the year. house by either ?29-feet 4-inches AN EYE-CATCHER in the 'liv- Metah Works , for Bruce by unskilled workmen or do-it- ed. If you have never done this, with a one-car garage or 39-feet ing room is the handsome brick 355 Orrin St. : yourselfers. It is made in .four bas- and much as we regret to say it 4-inches with a two-car garage. Pauh A, Meier Plumbing Co:, ic widths and any lengths in mod- BASEMENT TO ROOF fireplace* the backside of which ' Ihere arc some homes where no The sunken flagstone patio at for Archie - No'rthru p, 22 Pelzer ulars of four feet. bird feeding is carried on, put out forms one wall - of the 'sheltered , and Orval Hilke, 1678 W. the rear, of this house, which front entry. Sliding doors separate . Stl a feeder for this added winter makes the basement area delight- Broadway, and Fair Heating THE SAME heating equipment the living room from the multi- Service,: for E. P. Whitten houses which warrns the pool water is pleasure. fully useable, is done at hardly, purpose family kitchen , and glass any extra cost. The architect at 477 andVsoa Wesldale; Bam- used for the enclosure which ., seals MRS. GEORGE R. Christensen, doors lead from the kitchen to the benek Hardware , 429 Mankato in the heat and keeps out the cold , , merely replaced the foundation dining terrace. 710 Washington St., Winona is a wall with a frame wall, abundant Ave., and El: Rancho Motel, 1429 yet allows the warmth of the sun's keen observer of birds and has had in floor to ceiling windows. The uncluttered exterior of this Gilmore Ave. rays to penetrate. .5 to 8 titmice as. well as 6 to 12 The change in level between the house is of horizontal wood siding By means of sliding patio door- birds. However, the crowning sunken patio: and normal grade accented with brick veneer and panels on the sides and ends and, along with cardinals and other buildingservice can be turned to additional ad- the striking brick chimney. if required , sliding self-storing roof evening grosbeaks at her feeders; vantage with ah a ttractiye rock glass panels, ample ventilation is point of her observations came the PHONE 7446 Anoka State available when the outside tem- fore part of last w«ek when a garden and a gentle run of stone . GEO. KARSTEN steps from one level to the other. J-4 Statistics peratures are high. . .. flock of approximately 100 Bohem- _ look.What's happen- General Contractor ' Hej__ Jfeftt7 ian waxwings settled in the treees A four-bedrocm rancfi w ith ing to our backyard. ' . THE PORTION beneath the tot- Hospital Head . - ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ IV- baths, foyer, living room - . pansion section is unexcavated, of and combination kitchen-din- FLESH AND DEVIL THEME course. But the basement of the ing room in 1,343 square feet house is fully , developed with NEW YORK Wl — Flesh and and dimensions of 45'8" by Answers Attack the devil are the theme of three large rooms in addition tp 39'6". the recreation room, laundry, full ANOKA, Minn. (AP) — A state "French Street." a drama being Expansion would -add 540 Welfare Department official' s re- prepared by playwright; Norman ROOFING bath , heater and storage room. A space-saving double-run stair, square feet (single garage) Mail Coupon for 'Baby Blueprint' mark that many bad features re- Krasna for Broadway production WATERBURY GAS OR OIL or. 785 square ' feet (double main in (he state's mental hos- next scdson. convenient to both the kitchen and ), and would alter di- Full study plan information on this architect-designed House ol living room, connects the basement garage pitals brought sharp opposition Based on a Jacques Deval play mensions to 75' by 39'6" The Week can be yours now- It comes to you in a handy folder with hospital superintendent entitled "Roman Saro" which was with the first floor. plus "Tips on from a (single garage) or 85' by 39' a baby blueprint showing each floor and all elevations over the weekend. exhibited four years ago in Paris, The first floor contains a neat 6" (double garage). Building a Houoe. " The price is only 50 cents. They 're also available ' ' ¦ ' ¦ the script is described as treat ¦• Dr. Donald B. Peterson; super- FURNACES optional feature in that the front . at the information counter of the Daily News. intendent of Anoka State ZHospital, ing "in a moral manner" the re- between a cleric and a HOME PLANS, DAILY NEWS said he was dismayed by Dr. lationship Superior Healing & Roofing Go. Property Transfers Please send me a baby blueprint on Design J-4. David Vail's "failure to defend" harlot. The property is on the 75 East Second St. Phone 3987 In Winona County Enclosed is 50 cents. mental institutions from criticism agenda oE producer David Mer- by former employes and patients. rick. ¦ - ¦¦ - ¦ ---- ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦¦¦ ^ S # Horn* Building DEED | WARRANTY NAME ...... v...... :;...... _l Cabinet Work |__ J. Arden Collier et ux to Willard E. The hospitals were attacked last • Luehmanri et ux—Lots "I and 22, ex. the (please print plainly) week at a public bearing sponsored MODERNIZE ' I • Remodeling I N. 47 ft. ol E. 116 II. ol said Lot 22, Blr-e 'l 2nd Add. to St, Charles. by Gov. Elmer L. Andersen 's Citi- YOUR Emma /Weycr to George Meyor—Land In STREET ¦ zens Mental Health Survey Com- Sec. M-105-B. . . _^_^_^_B*w_l_k' i-S- ' aBi p^ ' For Complete Personalized Robert W. Toye to Winona Management CITY ' .. STATE mittee. Dr. Vail is the state Wel- Co., Inc.—S'ly 20 It. of N'ly 60 ft. of Lot fare Department 's medical direc- Building Service Contract i and S'ly SO ft. ot N'ly 60 tt. ol W'ly 52 ft. of Lot 7, Block 22, Ol* to Winona. tor for ihe hospitals: Opal Llndqulst ot mar to Harrison B. California Democrats Former patients and others tes- BRUCE McNALLY Nalhe cf al—Block 5, Village of Homer, Congo Opposes tifying before the committee had ¦end Hi HEATING BUILDING CONTRACTOR lying N'ly ol U. S. Highway 61. things as taking Phone 8-1059 Daniel D. Elchman et ol. to Alois F. cie- Promised Party Aid criticized such minski et ux-Lot 1, B lock 154, ' Laird's. U.N. Session away patients ' : personal effects , A Lake Street Add. to Winona. , (API-Califor- Stuart G. Hunklns et ux to John P. FRESNO Calif. barred windows , and patients do- Turner ct ux—Land In Sec. 28-107-7. LEOPOLDVILL E, the Congo nia Democratic candidates were ing hospital maintenance work. August P. Wlskow to Lester Wlskow et (AP) — Premier Cyrille Adoula promised national party support Vail later said the criticisms ¦ WINONA BOILER & STEEL CO. (__HH_HHHHHHHH-_1_-Hfc> ux—Lot I , Block 4, Blrae's First Add. to contained substantial truth but ad- ¦ 'U3-U7 W«$t Front Streat Phono 5945 St. Charles. says the Soviet call for a U.N. Sunday in their campaign to re- Alois F. Cieminski et ux to George F, ScctiriLy Council meeting on the ded the picture "was probably Passow et ux—Lot 1, Block 154, Laird's / Phone A Happy House tain political control of the state. painted too heavily in black. " ¦ Add. to Winona. Congo "looks like a maneuver un- fS&il -^¦^^^¦^¦A -*. ¦*¦ : Woodrow G. Kuschel el ux to Oscar L. friendly to our government. " Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D-Minn , g\dm dm m\ m m\ m\ m\ m\ m\ A a\ ifl A 1*1 31-107-7. open hospital" is more FUN Norton—Lands In Sec. told the closing session of the Vail favored tbe " QUIT CLAIM DEED Adoula charged in a sharp pro- system and said barred windows Cool to Rex Sanders—Lands I 7010 Margaret test to U.N. Acting Secretary- California Democratic Council In Sec. 26-106-10. were not needed. for _^H General U Thant that the council slate convention that California Peterson said that while he ^ modernization ^ DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION debate "can only bring further ^^ _^^H Ella M. Fenske, decedent, to Clara I. will be the major political battle- didn't approve of barred window s, ^^k estimate- W_m Schoevc—Lot 2, Block 37, OP ol SI. confusion " just when he is mak- ground in 1962, "the fact remains that some men- _^_^_ Charles.- ing headway to reunite ' his infant FINAL DECREE "All you have to do is push tally ill are suicidal and we must Theodora Goode, decedont, to Victor African republic. Ihe- button , place the order and protect them as well as we can." Gosde-Londs In Sec. 33-105-5. The Security Council meets we 'll be out there to help you fin- Peterson said an employe who LIMITED WARRANTY DEED rimEEo 1 job > Oscar L, Norton lo Hazel F. Kuschel— Tuesday in New York to- hear ish off the started in 1960," strikes a patient is subject to im- Lands In Sec. '31-107-7 . Soviet complaints that the- U.N. he said. mediate dismissal and added that CHflS. J. 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Here, book shclv- ^__B_n_M__M__M__H__B_B__BM \ GIVES MINNESOTA NEW LIFT See | Redmen Hope xxXxxxxxxxxx W^fi^^^^m,Gopher M^ McGrann in the first five, MINNEAPOLIS (AP both to and left I — Tom Saturday night in Minnesota's a tremendous morale lilt defensiv a McGrann has started shooting and 105-104 overtime loss at Indiana, h imself and to the Gopher- team. largely because of . his For Upset Tonight ' the result may be that the Minne- Only last week Coach Joh n abilities. ¦ ¦ sota Gophers will snap their bas- Certainl McGrann found "disap- \Z " J * X* J IK » y hi* K !undla called McGrann a wasn't the only one dis- St. Mary 's basketball Redmen -oing to win this one," Wiltgen Dultith now stands 8-0 m the ketball doldrums of the past few shooting eye Saturday night, He pOintment" and indicated he was Kundla appointed. McGrann confid ed Sun- pet their second chance, at power- said, "The kids think ihey can conference race and seems a sure weeks, y' pumped up 20 shots from the field tl linking of pulling him out of the ' day that he was a little down ful Duluth Branch tonight at Ter- do il , and I know we can all hough bet ib take the title for the second McGrann, the 6-7 junior center an- ? , and Bob Jansen , 5-io? at guards for an wrong thins. I had to .start going average of 6-2. for the ball and looking ior every shot." ?•' ¦ • ' V . " . ' DULUTH PLAYS a man-to-ma'n Saturday night 's . feat , was the defense and St . Mary's will stick CURLING ' - 'CHAMPIONS . .. The Bob Cram rink of Galesville dent of Ihe Gale .'club, presents the trophy. - Left to right are V result. McGrann .scored all 11 to its single post offense with pat- , "captured the first event in the Gajesville Curling Club bonspiel Duly Qui'nn,? Douglas Sacia , Bob Cram and Tillman Johnson. GOpher points in the ;. overtime terns arid a man-to man defense. ? period. ' last week-end at Galesville. (extrem right) (Daily ) Mattson is the leading Bulldog Carroll Sacia e , presi- News Sports photos. • Only aZBig?Tc n record 56 ' points scorer with 193 points for a 10:1 by Indiana '.*- ' Jimmy?.-Kay) .? kept average.?Adams has 188 points for i\lcGrann from gaining more at- a 14.4 average. tention for his performance. H anson is averaging 10.1 points with 133 and Hamilton 12.2 with If McGrann 's showing was en- BIG WINNER . .V Gene Littler, San Diego pro, squints at a 159. . ,?. ?' couraging, it. didn ' t change the Winona Rug TopsCiass fact that the. Gophers dropped y winning the San : A check for $9,000 which? he received Sunday b "YOU CAN'T LET anybody on their-8th game in nine road trips rraricisco International golf tournament, Littler had a two-over (heir learn go without worrying " this season and remained mired par 73 for his final round and a 72-holc total of 274. I AI* Photolax.). about him scoring," Wiltgen said. a rv WOMEN 'S in seventh place in the Big Ten "We'll hope we can put .. enough TOURNEY LEADERS B EATS TREMPEALEAU with a 2^4 record. PUTTER FAILS H M pressure on them and still do a Pozanc Posts Wisconsin 's Badgers . test the good rebounding job." ; ' V ?V Class A Gophers Saturday afternoon in the St. Mary's , which stands 5-10 Winona Rug Clcanorj ... .. v. HR 2,5*» Big Ten television game from overall and 2-5 in the MIAC . will Winona Insurance ...... HR 2,5*3 Williams Arena here. be trying to shake a five-game Wally's Sweethearts ....:.-;. /AC 2,573 ¦ " Home Furniture .....ZWG 2,S*B E 551 ..- The ? Badgers nicked Purdue , - rroriesv losing streak. The Redmen travel Hot Fish SHOP , AC . ' 2,5*5 Bmgom 89-86 Saturday to stay a . half step , to Augsburg Saturday night. Coca-Cola . . SM 2,528 Winona Rug? Cleaning, led by Littler Fades Needs First National Bank WG 2,522 behind Ohio State. Wisconsin is three SOO shooters, " Winona Plumbereltes WG 2,515 .powered . into- second-iii the Big Ten . at- 3-0, while Golti Pharmacy WG 2,513 first place late Saturday night in Ohio State is 4-0. Lewiston Insurance Lew. 2,513 Class A and then with Class B Lead in Cou/ee leader Winona Typewriter Serv- Class B COULEE were deadlocked for first place ) LaCrosse Bows- ice successfully withstood the as- RailyTb Wh ByTwo Winona Typewriter Serv. .... SM 1,546 ¦ !with 8-2 records, but Bangor ral- i y w . L .: ¦? ¦¦ ' ." - . w L Haddad's y> ., -.;- . KK 2,4"* sault of 49 teams competing Sun- ' .- ."SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Gene two decisive putts for G ene in a Bangor vv . - . 9 2 Holmen ... 4 e ] lied in time for the viciory. ! Markle Srtvenson Olr .Co. . VAC 2,445 ' j day in the Winona Women s City Trempealeau .. 3 Onalaska ..... 3 7 I Littler's one-dollar putter was a rally that made him $9,000 richer Seven-Up . .:.. HR 2,449 . • In other action Gale-Ettrick j ' Bowling Tournamen t at Hal-Rod Mindoro . ... 8 3 Melrose 3 8 Montreal Rolls Whitewater in Schmidli's Beer HR 2,435 i romped over Melrose 57-40 to take cold and unresponsive hunk of today—winner of the San-Francis- Gale-Eltrick -7 4 West Salem ... 2 * j MIHsTfeamers ..' ..- , .. WG 2,433 Lanes.. . iron until he really needed it? co Open golf tournament by two ! third place, Mindoro downed Hol- /iupcr Saver WG 2,433 . The , Cleaners totaled 2,59" on the then the ancient 274; Don Springer Signs ...... AC 2.431 men 64-55 to force?* second place , * homemade strokes with a 9 p.m. shift Salurday night. Winona Bangor stands alone on top of club? the US- Open champion Lead in WSCC Montgomery Ward ...... WG 2,427 the Coulee Conference standings i tie -and Onalaska trounced West Earl's standard Serv...... HR 2,42* Typewriter had 2.546 on the 6:45 picked up for a buck in Milwau- The usually steady San Diego today as a result of its 44-43 come Salem 55-38. To 10 in Row By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m . shift. , kee three months ago dropped pro was 12 under par for three from behind victory over Trem- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rounds and six strokes in front The Warhawks of Whitewater IN THE BIG game at Bangor WI NONA INSURANCE tumbled pealeau Saturday night at Bangor. the host team led 9-8 at the quar- the Toronto Maple Leafs picked of the field going into the final took over sole possession of first 2,503 Saturday night to grab sec- place ' in the \yisconsin State Col- Going into the game both teams ter before Trempealea u took a 24- up three of four possibl e points-in round Sunday and it looked like ond place in Class A. Haddad's Weekend National Hockey League a breeze for first money in the lege Conference basketball stand- Expansion 16 lead at halftime and it looked . of of the Kegler's Kluh tossed 2,498 ings Saturday night with a 93-79 as if it could stay that way. | action but still lost ground in their $50,000 event. on Sunday 's last shift to move, into struggle to overtake the first place Gopher Sextet , triumph over Wisconsin-Milwaukee In the third period the two teams'j George Knudson the spectacu- second in Class B. Montreal Canadiens. lar young Canadian Billy Casper while La Crosse tumbled to, sec- played on even terms and head- j , Another 24 teams fire tonight and ' and Bob Rosburg, were so far ond place on a fifi-59 defeat by Redmen Six ing into the final period the score- ! Montreal , feasting on the . tail -. CG Golf Links 24 more Tuesday night to wind up ¦ back that it looked tike-Jhey were 'sharp-hooting-Stout .-?- board read 37-30, Trempealeau. enders, clipped Boston 5-1 .Sunday To Colorado Oshkosh rolled over Stevens the team competition. Doubles and In the final period Bangor ral-1 night- after taking New' York by merely fighting it out for second singles start "Wednesday night. money. Point- 80-03. The only other loop lied to outscore the visitors 13-5 1 the same score the night before. Pacing the Winona Rng Clean- take the . top spot. Instead, a finish duel developed game?scheduled , Eau Claire at Su- Topic Tonight Vs. Cobbers to . | Toronto meanwhile g:ained ona ing effort were Lucille Weaver George Barnes and Tim Ander- with Knudson , Casper and Ros- perior, was called.off earlier "when .; victory and a tie. This Weekend several members of the Superior 'Members of the NVinona Coun- with 204—541 , Helen Nelson 5i'.l St. Mary's College hockey son accounted for 36 of Bangor ' s The Leafs t led Detroit 2-2 Sun- burg all making a run far the top and Connie DuBois 511. 44 points. Barnes hit 19 and An- money . — and falling back in the team came down with the flu. try Club will hold their annual team will try to get back on day night , while New York suf- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS meeting tonight at the Hotel Wi- derson . 17. Doug Lindberg counted -Minnesota and North . -Dakota face of Littler 's two key birdies Whitewater was Rul by Joe Stef- ESTHER POZANC shot an er- the winning trail Tuesday fered its 10th straight defeat , a . nona. 18 for Trempealeau which won the hockey teams both go on the road on the stretch holes. fen 's 20 points, Jeffly^ Ncitzel and rorless! 551. on games of 171-182-lM afternoon when the Redmen 3.-0 shutout by the Chicago Black Roger Kriete had ^T point-^ach Dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. "B" game 64-50. I Hawks and goalie this week, seeking to improve lor First National Bank Saturday entertain Concordia College of Glenn Hall. their Western College Hockey As- At the finish it was Littler by for (he Cardinals , Svtwst^ eight- and the business meeting at 8 night. Marg Moravec had 516 for Moorhead at 3 p.m. at Ter- AFTER TRAILING 12-8 at the Montreal's vicfroy extended sociation standings. two with Ihe 24-year-ohl Knudson game overall losing streak is its p.m. Winona Insurance. Joyce Haiders , its quarter Gale-Ettrick \s Redmen unbeaten string to 10 straight The Gophers, who gained a M picking up his biggest tournament longest in ten years. Top topic on the agenda will First National had a 518. race Heights. held Melrose scoreless in the sec- — Stout , shooting 45 percent from eight victories and two tics. Don tie with Michigan State Friday and check with $4 ,600 for second place be the discussion of plans to 1 Tuesday's tilt is one of three ond quarter to take a 22-12 half- , was led by Fred Scg- In Sunday 's blasting, Shirley McKcnney collected, his 20th then lost lo the Spartans 5-3 Sat- at 27t>. taspcr ami itosourg nn- Ihe floor expand the Country Club golf ' this week for Coach Max Mo- time margin and they were never goal ' gelink' Squires of Lantern Cafe matched for-- Boston and num. h as urday, travel to Colorado College ished at 277 for $2,800 'each be- s 21 points. Ken Peterson course to 18 boles with the 'ad- ' again. • ..six . con- .JL'' ,.v 16. the tourney high series, "with a 551 lock's sextet. headed sccutive 20-i^oal for n two-night stand. fore heading for this week's paced the Indians with . dition of a new nine-hole lay- Jim Teska netted 17 points for seasons. Oshkosh assumed an early lead on 152-191-208. The R«dmen travel to Carle- Desert Classic at . Palm Springs. nut. ' the Redmen , Chicago got a 20 save perfor- and coasted in , posting a 4.r>-28 Home Furniture , one of the city 's Lance Johnson 14 Norih Dakota goes to Michigan Dow Fjnstenvald came from far ton for a 7 p.m. game Thurs- and Curt Johnson 1.1. Larry Olson mance from Hall on route to the Tech for games Friday top women's teams, totaled 2,538 and Satur-¦ back to shoot a six-iindcr-par 30 luilflime margin. Rielr Retzontlui- day night and come home Sat- and Al Bolger led Melrose with decision over the puiic .h'less Rang- day. ' ¦ lcv counted 28 points for Stevens Sunday in its bid to unseat the on the front nine. Rut Dow came leaders. Audrey Sieracki notched urday to play St. John's at 3 11 and 10 , respectively , ers. New York , which lias suffered Only other conference action up with bogey trouble and wound Point. Dean Austin , with 10 points , two strai ght shutout 205—514 and Helen Englerth 526. p.m. Gale-Ettrick won the "B" game at home , has this week finds front-runners -Mich- up tied in . fifth plnce with -279. ' led Oshkosh . which connected on ! 43-37. scored only two goals in the last igan and Michigan State tangling 42 of 54 free throw attempts. Bombers Win Wally 's Sweethearts, who hold , 13 periods'/ in a two-game set. That scries Littler took bogeys at 11 12 and fourth in Class A with 2 573, was , Detroit 's tin with Toronto may could a long way toward 13 on bad chip shols? Knudson WIS. COLLEGE CONFERENCE sparked by Marge McGuire with go tle- have been costly to the alreadv- ciding the title; Michigan is 7-1 , pulled up even with him, with W. I. W L a 520. Irene Bronk posted .519 for Skippers Sp lit Whitewater .: . . 1 Superior 3 J Coca Cola which stands in sixth. Rushford Gains injurcd Red Wings. Winger Vic Michigan Stale 0-1- 1 Casper and Rosburg just one * 7 Oshkosh Junior Crown La Crossc . 3 4 ¦ Stasiuk suffered iwislcd ligaments The Spartans rallied for three ' stroke 'hack. Rlvor Falls .41 Stout 5 4 Tlie Bombers dropped Ihe Stevens Point .43 Platteville .1 5 With Panthers' in ' his right knee and will he out goa|s in the third period Saturday Eau Clair* .3 J UW-Mllwauke« 1 i Eagles --! in the championship American Baslccrboll for 10 days . Wings to dump the Gophers in Minne. Litllo 'rs putter caught fire then , ' MINNEAPOLIS Iff; - Tlio Twin | Howie Clover game of the Pa rk Recreation In Tri-County and Loo Labine were apolis. -Jim Stordahl scored two however , rind he birdied 14 and 16 League City Skippers and Fort Worth injured ear- Junior Hockey Tournament at lier and did not piny. goals for Minnesota and Bill Ran- with six-footers nfter fine ap- Athletic Park Saturday night . EASTERN DIVISION Panthers split Sunday in the proaches. W , L. Pel. GB say got Ihe ot her. "Vondrnshek Pittsburgh 4 ,500 National BowlinR League, the Gene went ahead on M when Dick got the lone * Duo Hits 1,395 Eagle score while Don Ehmann Chicago 3 J -375 1 On 93-64 Win Skippers -winuniiiR 29-14 in the aft- BOBCATS WIN A near free-for-all developed in each of. his three pressing rivals New York 1 5 .3*« 1''i ernoon and the Panthers taking a " and G.-ry Trainor flipped borne Cleveland 1 7 .332 3Vi GREEN BAY i -* the second period wilh hol h teams ' look pars. Casper blew himself TRI-COUNT/ . —The Green ¦ goals for tbe Bombers 'in the sec- WESTERN DIVISION 30-27 triumph at. night. Bay Bobcats of the |,f gelling into the melee nft er Claude to -a bogey at iii . Sun Francisco 7 o 1.O00 . s, Hockey ond period. W L W L Earl Johnson of the Skippers League defeated Fournel nl - Michigan Slate and Knudson had pars all along on For Doubles Mark Kansas CM/ 5 2 .714 1 Lewiston 4 0 Hok-li 2 t Fo rt Francis, Hawaii 3 3 .SOO 3' i RusMord 5 1 Dakot- had a three-game total of 758 in , Dave Brooks ' ol Minnesota tangled . the back nine until he and Littler SlIKnOYGAN (.Tt—Tlio Milwau- Paul Serwa registered .1(1 saves 1 5 Ontario 7-2 Sunday lo sweep a SUNDAY'S RESULTS Houston ...... 4 5 La Crescent .0 I the afternoon — rolling 213, 266 weekend series- In a couple of non-conference holh bogoyod Iho Kit h , but by kee loam ol Howie Mahnke and for Ihe Bombers and Dennis Riv- Pittsburgh 103, Chicago !7, Peterjon 3 3 of no n-league ac- City 103. and 27!). His 27!l was the high Ramo games Saturday, Michigan Tech then it was all over. l'lolio Mueller rolled l,:i!).r> Sumhiy ers 111 for the Eagles. San Francisco 106, Kama* tion, Kurt Francis , of the Ontar- ed ged Minnesota-Diiliilh 4-H and ¦ night for a regular doubles state Rushford moved one game of! and included 11 strikes, nine of io-Minnesota League, was beaten j them consecutive, Colorado College Inst to Alberta record in the Wisconsin ' Men 's Ihe pace in the Tri-County- League 10-4 Saturday night , University ( '>¦ .' > - Nat'l Hockey League Howling Association tournament ; Sunday ns il took advantage , of ' Mueller 's _ ,|;I - SM :I .___ V7IMI added to league leading I.owiston s idleness MADISON CHAMPION W. L. T. Polnli ¦ , to dispose of winless La Crescent - ¦Malinko 's • . ;m- '_4.il-:'i)l-i'i!!7 estab- FOND DP LAC Wis/ i/n - Montreal 3) 11 ii M-f.4 , Mad- Toronto 11 13 1 tl (he . ison pounded in .-i goal l ished new mark. Roush in each Chicago 1* 1] 41 McKechnie/ 1' oilier howlers who took over top In other action Houston rolled period and led all tlie wny Sunday Oolroll 16 71 t 41 Now York li Ji n 11 spols ill their categories during Ihe j over Dakota 121-50 to lake third i.ii_.ilsIc*iimi.J'iiiid..Uu_.Liic_..3:2..,lji.! " ¦»—-3» _ - Mien - 4— -l» ¦Frnmd wrelsxvfd-'oi-t-oornry -nrrinn j place and-1-ctcrson..r.ipped-..-llokfiU the championship gam-' of Iho ! SUNDAY'S RnSULTS 101-76. Monlrrol i, nmfnn 1 wore Terry Slollcn and Jerry i : Wisconsin Amateur l lurkey Tour- Toronlo 1, Detroit 7 (lli'l. Kniegor u( Mailisoii . whose . 1 , 114 ! We like to nament i Chicago Nnw York 0. - 1, (iold hHMi)H RUSHFORD built 50-30 half. jiaocd Ihe junior doubles , and aiiie .Al Tadcyosko ' and Hay Maxim ol NEW VORK (APi-Kdd Iloush he got the news by telephone t ime lend nnd then kept riglil on _j ~yyy:~1 tfoing |o defeat La Crescent which L\ py. v&ow&mY'—~ :—"^ Milwaukee , with a l .-'l'i to head and lic-ii-on hill McKcchiiic , two from Paul Kerr, secretary of the ' MM/IA - ' hasn 't won in six slarls. ROUGH TOB1 I VE BEEN ] SBC? REAL I he minor doubles division. sparkling names in National veterans committee which had 1 Dave Kislove flipped , in ,17 points HOW ABOUT MEANING JUST A TOBACCO TASTE. League history , ha ve been named met in New York. llasehall' "It' s all right , but sometimes for the winners , Claire Olstad 21] A CHEW OP I 'fO T RV ITM SMALL SURU EA^lCR lo s Hall of Fame. pay bills PINCH. 1S THAN JOKING Housli. lilt , ami McKcchnie , 74 , these IhiiiRs come loo late ," and Al Cordes Hi. Bon Johnson COPENHAGENvf / Area Basketball led Ihe . .. . ALL YOU VVHKN VOU'RE were elected Sunday as Hie With Roush said in Rradenton. "It losers wilh 27 and Jim , r---r—J / Schiel p>( 10. !'LL Lr^ti¦ ' / ,\4- NEI = D- ON IHE JOB . Mond-y '- Schcdul* and "mil members by the veter- hikes them loo long lo vote on ¦=*i:=^ \ M\ / / n . ---r^rn mmmmaammmmmS Duluth At SI. Mary ' s. ans' committee which considers these players. Wailing for :U) Jim Pliiniedahl , who last Sun- Your HFC Tnanager will be glad to arranp.o a Bi ll-Payer only pluyors inactive (or al least years after a man heroines inac - day hit 60 points against Peterson , Loan for you if you'll just bring in your bills, He can Tu " -tll.±''!lh ROOT RIVER - liy the liasehnll writers from men ter , 52-2.'" at linlflime and l!6-:ir. 00 Sprlnn Orovo al Houston. in I'.KiO hut did nol ' have the re- heading into I lie final frame, by you-and give fair , *' $ 5 -7-I S 7-U « t) .«i> m.m Rushlont al Mnbi'l retired al least live years but not quired llucc-lourtbs vole. This 20° n '1!) 11":! 1 :«>•«>! Caledonia -irs. John Summers contributed 211 unaersianaingunderstandin g assist-assist , ,, - ,'- -™ more than ye. was the first lime Ihe vdcran-i 00 17; 1|ia - HIAWATHA VALLEY- points lo Ihe winners ' total arid anco-in any f uture -no i>7,f»l :i-l.8-l < IO ' St. Charles ol I'Ulnvlrw,. - . . hail considered him ,/ -i^Vh 7 I Cannon K-lls Al,„K * t.WO an.l IS -iVi, oi, «iy rcmamdt i, 71-54 NON CONFERCNC- - Indianapolis and Newark in V.ll-t- spring trnlnlng until the last min- at the quarter turns in gain- Holllnoilone Holy Trinity al Ollmanlon, ute-, One year , 19:10, he held out ing its third win ngainst throe Wabasha "I cpin. 15 and -villi Ihe I' N<'w York Giants -md losses, Alma Contor al Falrrhllrl. in l!i|ii bchire lltry were livided all season never did join th* Hlalr at Holmon (limits. ^HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Whitehall at willi Christy Matliewson I D Cin- Paul Skald led tin ' winners wilh Oal'-Ellrlck. MoKeclinio a I MI was a big Ai¦ tp i»t,) at D IM ,Mill , i-iniia li for Buck l U'i zog and Wade :I3 points , Al Skiilel Kui 27 , Paul Mindoro a» Wlllon. league player, active as an in- and llernio Hc-nson Hi and 11 re- Mondnvl -I Kilh'ler. In ihe wlnirr Ihyv are m ? Menomonie ficidoi- from l!K)7 to 11)20 , most spiHiively. liny Horihan netted 211, 52% E Third S».-PHONE: 8-2941 POR ^**mZL_ \\_ \___ \_\__0s OF REAL Bloomer -I Chlppown fi>\U. ni'iglihors in Hrmk'ntoti , Fla . ' t ^ Lcwl.lon at Wabasha SI, Fell*. of the lime with Pittsburgh , but Wayne Senilis 1!) and Al St.enir>-r HOURS. 9.30 fo 5.30 MONDAY thrv FRIDAY FRESHNESS ^~- ^^S^~-*" 70BACCO TASTE Challield al pikton. Iloush wns in Hindcnton when be waa elected as n manager. 13 lor Hokah, i iliil ^ "" T - "" »" . ' . ' V ' .'¦ "» . "" . I M, ,i ' > W INONA RETRIEVER PLACES AT ST. PAUL The World today 41 Rinks in 3-Day Galesville Bonspiel A Winona retriever was placed among the winners in the field trial held at St. Paul Sunday as a part of the St. Johnson, Paul Winter Carnival. HmyM^^IWt: "Chocolata Charlie," a choc- olate Labrador owned by WIN Sacia Win lard Matzket and Cliff Murray,", Write Own Talks? was awarded a certificate of ( By JAMES MARLOW GALESVILLE, Wis. Speciall- merit in tha Puppy Stake. He Forty-one rinks competed in the United Press News Analys-t uluth at St. Mary 's, formed .' militaryZspea»." the mile run . -Friday?. .- nigh t : lions here beyond the scheduled fourth. Norm Valiska. . .'.. Augsburg at North Dakota State, . But Gen. Thomas D. AVhitc, Hamline at Macalester , Concordia with a . 3:54.4 performance ? ?closing tc-day. It came when Ar- retired Air Force cliief , said gentina a^d Chile — members of at North Dakota, Gustavus Adol- on a .grass track at Wel- 't bei-ng ' he didn mind . reviewed i the so-called soft seven bloc led phus at South Dakota State, River lington , N.Z. TheZ N CAV Zea Falls, at St. Cloud . . : by Pentagon underlings because ;by Brazil and .Mexico—accepted , Tuesday: Duluth at Winona , lander clipped .1 of a second "most speeches are- written by the majority view on the suspen- Omelenchuk Mankato at River Falls, Bethel off Herb Elliott' s record. (AP junior officers and reviewed by sion procedure. ) junior officers of similar rank.'' at Northwestern (Minn. Photofax) The U.S. informant speculated Thursday : Superior at Bethel , "I rar«Iy personally wrote a - that the United Statps South Dakota State at Macalester, would get Bedbury Win speech myself," he said. "There j 17 to 18 of the 20 available votes Hamline at .GustaVus Adolphus , were relatively low-level persons Wahpeton Science at St. Johns. ¦¦ j for a policy statement , .thai the THIRD EVENT V .;.' The Wendel Sacia rink of Galesville won who wrote , the speeches in th« Castro regime is unfit to sit in Friday : Winona at Moorhead. 3 Captured first; place ." the third event at the annual bonspiel which , drew 41 rinks to Saturday: Wisconsin at Minne- . hemisphere councils so long as it Skate Titles Galesville, Left to: right are Wendel? Sacia , George Oliver , Brookes sota , Macalester at Duluth , St. This is . the usual procedure: A embraces the Communist philoso- speech to be delivered by. say, phy. The Council of the Organi- (AP) Smith and Howard Barenthin. Johns at Concordia , St. Mary 's at ST. PAUL - Tom Gary Meat-Old Girl an Army officer goes first to the zation of American States will ba has his heart set on skating ia the Augsburg, St, Thomas at Super- In Roadblock Army security review to be sure instructed by this conference to 1964 Olympics and the form the ior , St. Cloud at Mankato , Winona at Bemidji. it revealsv no secrets and is in decide, ." without delay" just lio-w Minneapolis high school junior dis- Wins keeping with presidential policy. Cuba can be suspended. National Outdoor lop Prize The only conference game last . played in the From there it is sent to the A- Speedskating Champions Sunday week: . saw Duluth break a 30-30 At Aitkin reeing not to disagree, . th* Watkins Loses halftime tie: and romp to a 69-57 Defense Department's Security Wcstern Hemisphere foreign min- may help him realize that ambi- was Duluth's Z AITKIN, M-inn. (AP > — Three Review Office: isters reached tion. In Carnival Fishing win over Augsburg. It . a general accord eighth straight MIAC win and left Twin Cities men captured in a If along the line there Is any that there should be a scries of The 16-year-old youth , who gets . ST PAUL (AP>— Young be- Augsburg .4,-4. . roadblock thrown tip on an alarm conflict , tlie speech can be suh- at least six resolutions embodied his chance in the; Olympic? trials , ' ¦¦ ' Forfeit Game ginners topped the old pros Sunday j In other g;ames Saturday night , f rom a . pursuing . night , marshal niitted -to Arthur Sylvester, Mc- in a fi nal declaration so that , won the intermediate next winter in balloon flying and ice fishing at j Mankato clipped Winona ,72-71; were held without charge by Ait- Namara' s assistant, secretary in those vvho wanted to vote against boys title Sunday — his fifth na- ' PARK REC CITY day s game with Rollingstone and the St. Paul . Winter Carnival. ' Bemidji beat Moorhead 73-65; and kin County authorities today in charge of public affairs or if there certain aspects could do so. tional crown — and looked like he ' ¦' ' as a result a 2-0 forfeit was claim- St. Mary's lost to Arkansas State connection with a breakiiv of a WL . ,- .- W:L y ' ' ¦¦ ' ¦ Some 3,000 anglers, most of is still conflict to McNamara him- Steretitry of ' -- may be ready to challenge the W-lklni, l-t. . 1 S-h-|fer' » ..... 3 4 ed, y " -¦ 84-68. Palisade , Minn , store Stat* Dean Rutlc ¦ * them seasoned at the sport , cast self- nation's top ice sprinters by next Standard Oil - .; '. " 1 Rollingstone . 2 s The - . -win moved ZRollingstone a Police recovered $45 in change , appeared to have achieved limit- yve-tgatt .. .. 4 } National Guard it . lines through holes in White Bear year:- most of it in a bag.- burglar tools President Kennedy backs tSie ed success to this extent: step up on National Guard which ] Lake. The largest fish was a 2- . , I wo . rifles. ¦ ammunition , power present policy, which was also Most, if not ail , of the 19 Latin- Another Olympic liopeful, 16- Watkins Inc. suffered its first was. defeated 56-47 by Standard ] pound , lin-ounce Northern Pike . tools , two loaded revolvers-? and- -a ', Eisenhower's policy although now American republics judging Cuba year-old Janice Smith, a Roches- loss in the Park Recreation City Oil. In the other game Westgate taken by Joan Hardin , St. Paul? Frisco, Rens League without stepping on the helped Watkins stay- in first place tool ; bag containing three sticks of Eisenhower seems to be having agree the Havana regime should ter, -N.Y., .- schoolgirl , dominated Joan, a lass of 9, won a boat court. by losing to Schaffers 73-65. dynamite in a tedious search ol second thoughts about it. be declared incompatible with the the intermediate girls division just and motor. American system. Most Only three members of the the chase route. Backing it also are Gen , Lyman are as Gray did the boys to win her Ron Ekker netted. 17 points and Winner of the hot air balloon agreed the: government of Prime Watkins team showed up? for Sun- Jon Kosidowski 12 lor the Oilers, Take ABL Tops L.« Lernnitzer , chairman of tlie first U.S. championship. V race was Tracy Barnes, a Uni- Sheriff Minister Fidel Castro should be which converted L2 of 12 free Hfalmer Huliti said the Joint Chiefs of Staif, and Robert The men's and women's titles versity of Minnesota . engineering By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS men gave their names -as Dick VV. suspended or expelled from OAS throws. John Lautigar and Rich A. .' -Lovell, defense secretary un- went to Floyd Bedbury of St. Paul student. He beat out three other Crucial weekend series sweeps C. Anderson , 34, Minneapolis; John der President Harry S. Truman. agencies. Stost are agreed there McMahon with 17 and 11 respect- Pittsburgh and Mrs? Jeanne Omelenchuk of balloonists, including two officials by San Francisco and C. Howard , 71, Minneapolis, and This inquiry is the result of should be no arms trade between two veterans of the ice ively paced the losers. in each division . Detroit, McKinley Hands of a balloon company. put new leaders Allen Hartriian, 32, St. Paul: No charges by Sen. Strom Thurmond, their countries and Cuba. They tracks and both members of the Gene Garrison fired home 23 of the American Basketball charges have been filed and the hold Castro's representatives points and Bob Larson 18 for The: four went aloft from White D-S.C , that the military was Ibe- 1960 U.S. Olympic team. Bear Lake. Barries set his balloon League. men made no statements. ing muzzled when ; it wanted to should not sit on the Inter-Amer- Schaffers which -won - its third , whose 7-0 second ican Defense Board Bedbury, 24-year-old lithograph- Legion down three hours later on Lake San Francisco Night Marshal Daniel Ashlon of make anti-Communist talks- and they feel three-quarter Defeat game in seven starts. The 18 points half record is the only perfect Palisade, in. making his rounds a vigilance committee should be er, took first in the ' Oneka , 6V _ miles from the takeoff One thing upon which everyone mile and added two seconds and ran Larson s total for seven games mark among league teams, took Saturday ni ght, saw a strange car crated to keep watch against PARK REC. PEE WEE to 120 points; point , and landed within . 200 yards is agreed—including Thurmond— two thirds to pile up 15 points. He is the league over the Western Division lead and noted the license number. subversion; W U W L of the target. is that the military must be 'stxii-' That was only two points better scoring leader. with a - Friday-Sunday sweep of When he found a door of the Palis- Amer. legion » i Coca-Coli ...... 5 5 Eddie Yost of Sioux Falls, an ordinate to civilian control. Th*r« were Breat difference* of Paint Depot v. S 5 McKlnloy ...... S 5 Kansas City. A 106-102 victory ade Co-op store than Dick Hunt, Pasadena, Calif. Bob Hazelton got 22 and Jerry official of Raven Industries? flew open , he ran Winona Hotel! S s Jay Bees ...... 19 Sunday moved the Saints two around in front opinion here on just what all this Sievers 20 for Westgate. t-he Office of Naval Research bal- in time to see the The French have been citad *s Mrs. Omelenchuk, a 30-year-oldl games out in front after they won car pull away. added up to. : McKinley handed American Le- loon and landed l. ' rnile from the the prime example of the danger The -United States managed to Detroit junior high school art gion its first Pee 106-104 Friday night and broke a Wee League de- target. Don Piccard of Sioux Falls , Ashton gave that caii be created for a republic get all countries — even Mexico teacher, won three of the five feat at first place deadlock, chase and radioed Central Elementary School also.--of .Raven, overshot the mark Aitkin authorities, then kept them where the generals go from open which voted with Cuba against women's events for ah 18-13 edge Saturday 16-15, but the Legion five Pittsburgh , showing only a 6-6 and came down more than a mile advised as he pursued the car-on opposition to the government to holding this . conference—to pro- over young Bev Gorton , 18-year-old still maintains a comfortable four Kotlareks Each record, replaced Chicago as the conspiracy against it. ¦ ? . - . ' University of Minnesota coed from from the target. Richard Keuser Eastern Division leader following Highway 169. Aitkin sheriff's cars claim collectively that commu- game lead. ' So what the Senate subcommit- St. Paul. of Sioux Falls lost his balloon s a sweep of a three-game series, and the Highway Patrol formed a nism is bad for the hemisphere In other action Winona Hotels heat, source and came down 10O tee hearings boil down to after and that Castroism is incompati- Three national records fell. Gray beat Paint Depot 15-9 to force a the B/hs knocked off the Majors roadblock on the edge of Aitkin. ' yards from the takeoff point. The two pistols, one a .38 and a week of testimony -is not wheth- ble with the Inter-American sys- and Mrs. Omelenchuk each broke four-way tie for second as Coca- Win Ski Title 103-8/ Sunday, breaking a tie for er top government civilians have the other a .45. were found in the tem if it remains in the embrace one of their own marks. Gray Cola beat Jay Bees 15-9. the fead? Chicago had been in first a right to censor military men' MADISON UP)-Gene , Thousands braved near - xcro ditch near town. Other items, s of the Soviet bloc. skimmed the 440 yards in 35.2 Scott Featherstone scored 10 and Glen place. speeches but only how it sho-uld the Kotlarek brothers from Duluth temperatures and a two - inch some of it taken from the Palisade Most agree in principle that the seconds and Mrs. Omelenchuk points for McKinley which led Le- . Thirteen straight points by Jim be done. Minn., won a title apiece Sunday snowfall Saturday to view the an- Ken Sears sent San store, were found in a 10 mile Castro regime does not belong in sped the one mile in 3:04.4. The gion 4-0, 8-2 and 10-8 at the quarter Francis and This then becomes a matter in the Central U. S, Ski Associa- nual Winter Carnival grahde pa- front for good stretch along ihe highway. of OAS agencies. The big stumbling other record was set by Pet* turns. Pat Wiltgen had 10 for the Francisco out in judgment. That leaves the door tion jumping championships. rade. A visiting queen , Sharon paced the Saints Palisade is about 20 miles north- block is how to get Cuba out. Cefalu of West Allis , Wis., in tho losers. Wingfield of San Antonio, Texas , Sunday. Sears wide open for a lot of wrangling points. • east of Aitkin. juvenile boys 880. His time was Gene topped the Class A field quipped that she "found out what' s with 3.1 ¦ but hardly for explosions. The bloc of -even go-slow na- Coke built a 8-5 halftime lead Tony Jackson , whose , scoring 1:21.3, cracking the old mark of and then outscored Jay Bees 7-4 and Glen , Class B. meant by a stiff upper lip—mine ' s tions led by Brazil and Mexico murdered Chicago in the three- 1:24.4 set by Mike_Michalson of the rest of the way for its victory. Leaping into the winners circle frozen," wanted, to toss the issue to the game series, had 29 points in OAS Council in Washington St. Paul in 19G0. Dan Nyseth counted 10 points for with therri was Ed Brisson of Min- Watching from choice, Warn* Centra l Blues , the neapolis who repeated as the vet- Sunday 's victory. matter would come under the the winners. seats were five youngsters . from erans champion and Madison ' OAS charter and not the Rio de Hotels led 13-7 at the half and , s Ti p Golds 35-22 Army Explains Dave Norby, a junior rider who Angle Inlet school in the North- , Janeiro treaty for inter-American then hotli teams scored two p-oints west Angle, The children , most of defense. each in the final half. Ted Stearns passed up the national tournament JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE Celts Lose Again a week earlier because he didn 't them on their first trip away from Heavyweight Llghtwelaril There is no machinery under hit seven points for the Hotel five. Peerless Chain W L W L think he had a chance. home, viewed the parade from the OAS charter , by which tha ¦ the SI. Paul Auditorium. Gov. Central Gold .. i 1 Central Gold .7 0 Improvements The 19-year-old Norby turned In Central Blue 5 1 Central Blue 3 1 council is bound , to oust any Elmer L. Andersen arranged for Jotforson ....: 4 3 Jeflerson 4 i Without Russell one of the top performances of member from its , agencies. There the souls. Pholps l 5 Wash.-K 3 6 is machinery under the Hio Elks Triumph tho. meet , which drew a record Stops Red Men Wash.-K 1 7 Phelpi O 1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS treaty. U.S . sources ' contend, that field of 127 for co mpetition on the PARK REC. BANTAM If anyone doubts the value fo In Overtime hill of Madison 's Blackhavvk Ski Central Blue beat Centra! Gold At Fort Lewis referr.il • to the council would w L w i 35-22 to move- one game off Ihc menu action could only he taken Bill Russell to the Boston Celtics, Club. A crowd estimated at 9,- 4 l Athletic Club l < WASHINGTON WV-Sccretary of Loretto Bows Red Mcn C lu- . pace in the Junior High Heavy- by a long process of'revising the the performance of the three-time PARK REC MIDGET 000 was on hand . Pecrleti Chain * 1 Sunburn Bread 1 I the Army Elvin Stahr says im- Central Melh., . 11 weight League. charter and. then having each gov- National Basketball Association W L W L provements have been made in. liv- EIKi ,..., 1 TV SIgnal 1 » To Ma us ton The oth<-r game snw Jefferson ernment ratify revision. champs in the last four gam«s • climbed to ing conditions at Ft. Lewis, Wash, , Bub' t 7 1 UCT 1 9 Peerless Chain downing Washington-Kosciusko 3!)- may change their mind. CALEDONIA , Minn. — Mansion the Park Recrca^ where members of Wisconsin 's second place in 32. Sine - « mass diplomatic break Uusscll , considered- the best de- Elks remain one and a half Madonna rolled over Caledon ia league , by healin g 32nd National Guard Division have Saints To pple lion Bantam Tony Kreuzor in 12 points widi Cuba was ruloW nut at (he fensive player in the game, lias games ahead in the Park Kecrea- Loretto 78-41 here Sunday in non- 45-2-1 at Central fired , ! been stationed since last fall. Red Men Club Boh Umess nine and John Brandt i beginning of this conference .' little missed the last four games be- tion Midget League as a result conference action. School Saturday. Stahr said in a letter to Sen. Elementary eight for the nines. Dennis I|-iran l punitive action i.s envisione-d un- cause of a foot injury and tlie of its 47-13 overtime oyer TV Rockets 31-9 game Sunbeam William Proxmire , D-Wis .. that the Mansion rolled ahead lfi-!> at the-: In the other hit eight for,the Golds. ; der the six-part declaration, An Celtics have lost every one. Signal nt Lincoln School Sat urday upped it to 37-22 at half- start lfi-16 over barracks being used by the 32nd Tlio Saints bonified the Rockets riunrler, Bread won its first Tim SUmsford led .Icffer. -oii with : economic break is made , cnl irely while Bubs was blasting UCT -10- time and then outscored Loret to Central Methodist on n last-second ' Division are standb y barrnc-ks , Their four-game losing -freak 30-9 in the Cat holic Recreation 15 points and John Ahrens got 11. voluntary. Nations which have 14. 41-It) Niggle . j used only under rniorgeney c-mdi- rola-i ons with matches their longest since Intra-Mural League Saturday while the rest of the way. shot by Larry Larry Larson hit ill for W-K. , broken diplomatic TV Signal rolled in front 22-19 Pat Jagoe fired in 27 points for Peerless built a 24-12 halftime lioiis or when there i.s no accept - Cuba have no irade with the Cas- March , 1957, ami has cut their the Johnnies were downing the In the lightweight loop il was ; at halftime but succumbed to an Wagner pne-nl and then coasted in for able -tltnrnntive. tro rrvgime except in iionstrategic Eastern Division lead from 10 to Mustangs 45-15, Madonna and Mike advantage Central Cl old downing Central Blue I overtime rally by Elks after the Loretto with lfi. its win . items . The United States , for ex- six games. In other action the Knights bent 21-lfi for seven in a row and Jef-j "Fund* have not been -y-i labia ' put , just game had been tied 33-3II at the r MmiHlon won the "B" game 37- Ronnie Kaehler fired in 20 points ample, still does .lhniit $7f> million "We re going to stay the Hustlers 3,>-27 and the Royals lerson blcisting W-K 3-l-zo ! in the past for proper upkeep of wji h go—with -whnr-ivc--haver"--sighed .B])dj^XCfi«M91L.t|m_:. .3(1 „,_Z,.. for Peerless and Ronnie Stol* 17- a year uorih of trade Cuba, midg-txrthc-- F-tr-4 at halftime -it (Irnvtlion 11. i mal *;;irrison dut y ' , " Stahr s nld. Tbe final resolution * probably delphia for the .second straight Wayne Larson flipped home lf> for Jim Liikaszewski each had six Sunbeam climbed on lop 12-l| « points for the Saints while Dave Dick Hengel's 329 three quarters to sot "To enrrect II M- deficiencic-s in will include establishment of a time, 1.13-129, in overtime, TV Signal and Gerald Okiand 15. the end of Arnoldy and Dave Mueller with the stat;e for Niggle' - winnin g two these standby hnrrack .s, a cun- special vigilance committee to With Russell out , the tallest Cel- Bubs built a 14-0 lead by the Paces Junior Bowlers SPORT SCORES lr;ict has been nuiliori/.ed for paint- three points each led the Rockets . pointer. . keep an eye out for Cuban sub- tic player is 0-foot-7 Tommy Item- end of tho first period nnd llien ing and a project is under wny to version nnd infiltration in other club in the went on to outscorc UCT 2B-I4 the Jolin Wenzel and Dick Lorbicki In Junior action at Westgate Steve Wiltgen flipped in 10 points Hockey sohn. Every other Michigan state S, Mlnnc -iolo 1. clean out the air ducts an..l to American nations . This acknowl- fi-fr-ol- for its seventh with 13 points each paced the Bowl Saturday Dick Hcnp.el liit. for the winners and ,)*([ Biesanz league has a nir between rest of the way Mlcnl-an- recti 4, MlnnoioU Duluth 3. elimimile soot. Additionally, show- edges the special interest of Ca- 171 -321) for the Strikeouts, fin lt for Central. i O. 9 and 7-foot- .*. win against three losses. Johnnies and Da rrel llolzer yot 11 Augthuro I, St. John' ers are being added to insure four for the Mustangs, - ,.. Topplers blasted 061 to remain in ¦ riblic -in nations which demanded Bob Urness and Loren Uenz hit . per riii-n uin barracks , the Army si ern net ion sim- i; they are most The lack of height was obvious points respectively for a first place tie with f'lny Boys Swimmi»-*i 11 and 10 Mike Gnbrych hit 12 points for Nat'l Basketball Assn. Minnesota SI, Southern I lllnoli ia, .standard." threatened by Castroism. Sunday ns two Cdtics fouled out Barry Johnson which tipped 1,203. 1 34, the winners while the Hustlers unci George lleppner KAITERN DIVISION Carleton Winona 41. Stahr ' s letter was in reply to one attempting lo control Philadel- p lay Ttxfll AIM il. Ouilavui Adolptiut 34 , paced UCT wilh nine. nine for the Knights. Tom Sloflcl (iuys and Dolls League . VV. L. Pet OB from f'roxmir* who, after visiting al Fort Lewis thai was favor- phia's Wilt Chamberlain . It was saw Gordon . Ferguson and .hick Boiton II 11 *Uice. WBSTERN DIVISION Bnrnhenek took the individual high l.oi Anqele- 11 11 7-1 sion ,-uul some wives' , lTad i;i>m- explain to soldiers why thejy were In other games Cincinnati heat Cincinnati 10 11 .5»< «' i 1 . for the day with IH for Ihe losing pliiini 'd about condlTt'iittS" whrrt the called up Failure lo ilo tins inci- , Syracuse 139-131, St. Louis con- Detroit . 74 10 ,444 li , Falcons. St. Louli II 31 .11" II dh is ton was. ciillccljp 'active duty d 'Jii_J^iliii_ii_ 1 ' lM sV'i' tho tinued its drive toward a playoff ,, l- i!'Jl ' ' V¦ ¦! Chicago 10 40 .100 11 BOWLING lti- i> . Alvin K. (.rKonski7'il -Wf ls.. ttffmT'factor' in '-tT^VTecTiiYe ' "of spot, with a 110-1*7 triumph over SUNDAY'S RESUITS JUNIOR WESTGATE BOWL morale where it existed. " whipped Sports Philadelphia HI, Boiton !]• (OT). Weit!i- *e W. I.. also criticized conditions at the Detroit nnd Los /Angeles IJ). Syratuka 1)1. Pin Topplcr. * 1 Most importan tly . Proxmire Cincinnati " fori ' ns did som e other menibiT.s Chicago 124-109, UPPER MIDWEST COLLECBS- HOCKEY GAME Loi Arigriei 114, Chicago lot. Play noyi , 1 said , training is being improved by Mlnol T-achart 11, Jame-town 81. St. Lewis 110, Detroit V. Strikeouts I 4 of Ihe Wisconsin congressional del- Slala 11/ Moorh-ad Slate ii. Queen Striken J 7 the use of modem wenpons. like DULUTH SKIERS 4TH Btmldll IS CALLED OFF Calendar ¦ i-jja tion North*-* Teach-ra (S.D.) Jl, Soulharn Frogs with built-in parachutes Pin Pal- . 4 1 the MH rifle and the M-iiii machine HOUGHTON , M ich, W - Min- Teattiira «J. Pln Smaiheri 4 I , In « it-temont nesota Duluth finished fourth in Ml-neiota Duluth *», Augsburg 67. i no icneauiea wtnon-Aibor* BASKETBALL glide from tree lo tree in certain OlIVS AHD DOLLS Proxmir* upon gun MAJOR COUEOeS— Tu-sd-y, Jan, 30-Unlver-lly ol M in- parts of Africa ami southern Asia. W0ll<1.i le VI. L, mak ing public Stuhr 's letter "odny, "T he secretary ' s letter in re- Ihe Midwest College Alpine sk iing L«a hockey --am* at Athletic tieioH Duluth at Winona State, Wa- Kimai Slala 54, lowa Stale IS. Klcun and Oueeni 31' . 14i , said . "Once ag;aln I sponse to my nicinoraiidtttvi indi- by Duquoma 10, Li Salle it. Ilea Sacrud Heart «l Cotter. Equipped with membranes be- Jack' t «, Jlll« *l 11 want U> vm- championships Saturday, won Park Sunday foiled to materi- ihat ound the 32nd Michigan Tech, St, John's was Oukt 11, Wak* Poroil it. tween llieir toes , spread rigidly tn Gutter BMiiter* Jl 11 plm^l/.e I f Di- cates offerts to improve conditions Bradl-/ 14, North Taxat Stala 70. al 1x6 when Albert Lea did not HOCK EY Ihe rare amphilil- Tro|iin> II ' 11 \ ision morale guoil , and found tar ami trai ning at Fort Lewis will seventh, nnd Rochester, Minn., MluUilppI Stall •», Northern loulilana | give bouyuncy, Fouriome ¦ . .., i 17' i thow up lor the SMHL gama. TuMday, Jan, )0—Concordia il SI, I '0' inure iibout the training prggrnm coutmue. " Junior College eighth. It. Mary'a, JIIIS can jump .10 feel. Newly VWcila 14 11 1 PM. New York WINONA MARKETS BIG GEORGEI Rep*rttd by Civir Rights Stock Prices Discount Store Swift A Company B-uylng Tiouri 8r« Irom a a.m. to " p.m. Kennedys, McCormqcks ' Monaay through Friday. These quotalloni Abbott L 70% Kennecott ? 82% apply as of noon today. Allied Ch 51?s Lorillard 58% All livestock arrived alter closing ' lime Allis Chal .;¦ 2.1ft Mpls Hon 121 Higher, will be properly cared for, weighed and Legislation Shares • priced the following morning. Clash in Massachusetts Amerada 123 Minn MM 64'/« HOGS - . . Am Can 44 Minn F4L — The hog market Is "5 cents htgfiar. (.4P> Democratic whose son, Edward J R., the Mas- centa- BOSTON — Am M&Py 35',Ss Mon Chm 46'/« Str ictly meat fype .additional 20-40 National Chairman John M. • Bai- sachusetts attorney general, is ex- ] ls! hogs discounted -0-40 cents per hun- bumped head on into a pected to run, for the U.S. Senate Hits Roadblock Am Mot 15 /*» Mon Dk U — Trading tight dredweight. ley has AT&T 129 Mon Wa rd 32'/« Coed hogs, barrowi and gilts— political rivalry between seat \-acaled a year ago by Presi- KO-180 15.SO-16.-5 touchy By JACK BELL Anaconda 50 ; Nat Dairy 63'/4 NEW YORK (AP)-A : recovery the younger brother of President dent Kennedy The President 's WASHINGTO N (AP ,)—President by discount store shares and 180-200 ...... ,.;,. 16.25-16.75 Speaker brother , Edward .M? '¦'. is expected Arch Dan 35 No Am Av 71 2*0-220 ...... ,...... ;..,16.75 Kennedy and House John¦ ¦ ¦ . Kennedy 's efforts to get congres- Armco St. tyjVs Nor Pac ? 4214 steadiness in aerospace issues 220-2-0 ...... „.;...... :.t6.t5-16.75 IV. McCorrnnck's nephew. . - '. • l-o. be another candidate, although sional' action on civil rights legis- were features of a , mixed stock 240-270 ...,.,,.,.....,...... ,16,O0-16. <5 neither one has made any an- Armour V 53%: No St P\v 32 : 270-300 ...... 15.25-16.00 Bailey walked irilo it when he j ¦ lation appear headed toward the 7 ' ' ' market early this afternoon. Trad- 30O-330 14.30-1S.25 ¦ . Avco Corp. 25 /_ Nw-t .Airl " - 32'/4 began a. question nnd answer ses- nouncement .vet . usual roadblock—a Southern Denv Beth Steel ing was moderate. , 330-360 14.00-14.50 ' 's meetingi 42'/< Penney 48',. Good SOWS— sion at Saturday night co ratio .filibuster in the Senate. '54-y_ ' 1 The Associated Press average - .,,.; Rrj-is.oo Massacluisetts ' Democratic ! The question to Bailey Irom the Boeing Air Pepsi Cola 51/- 2.70-300 of? the There are no current signs that Brunswick 39s,« Phil Pet ; 56'/.i of 60 stocks at noon was. off .10 300-330 ..: ,,... 14.50-14.75 Committee. . ' . - senior .McCormack was this: 330-360 14.00-14.50 State Democrats and Republicans who Chi MSPP at 252.50 with , industrials down ,20, - . Came anyest son from Commit- i "Do yon think the chairman of — Pillsbury 63'/- 360-400 ...... ;.v... . - . 13.S0-14.00 the Massachusetts Democratic support the administration bill Chi & NVV 20'/_ Polaroid 185 rails up .10 and utilities un- «0Oi45O ...... 13,00-13.50 teeman Edward J. McCormack, caii muster the strength to kill 7 *5O-50O 12.75-13.00 Committee should take sides or Chrysler 53 /l. Pure Oil 34% changed. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ a filibuster. s Slags— - . be neutral in the . Democratic Cities Svc Z 54 /- RCA 54^ While gains and loose's of most 450--own ".25 Senate primary?" : The bill , introduced last Thurs- Com* Ed 43*i Rep Steel 56'/. key. stocks were fractional , a few 4.'50up 8.25- 9.25 day by Senate Democratic Lead- Thin and unfinished hogs: ...discounted "That's a question I ihink the Cont Can 44 Rex Drug 46% moves went to 1 or. " points. CALVES Woman Who Had chairman would have to decide er Mike Mansfield of Montana , Cont Oil 49"i Rey Tob ;¦ '. 7M Discount stores were subjected The. veal m-rket Is weak. would revise state literacy tests, Prime ...... :....,...,,...... 32.00 for himself , "' said Bailey, "and Deere SMi. Sears Jt oe 7VA to heavy selling Top choice 31.00 which often are used' to block Friday on a false I'm sure Mr. £.yiich ' John M. Douglas 37 Shell Oil 37% rumor that an unfavorabl e article Choice 27.00-30.00 Lynch , elected chairman by pro minorities from voting. A sixth- Dow Chem 68 Sinclair 37% Good 23.00-27.00 . 30 Bones Broken : would appear about them today Commercial lo oood ...... 17.00-2 1,00 Kennedy forces in 1956) will make grade educat ion would be the only du Pont . 226tt Socony 51Vi Utility . : ...... ,...,. 15.O0-l_.O0 eracy- ' ' in , a leading financial magazine. the right . decision ." lit . qualification for voters in East Kod 104-14 Sp Rand 22-1, The stocks rebounded smartly as Boners and culls ...... 14.00-down ' federal elect ions. F6rd Mot 103% St Brands 72 . .-CAtTLE , "Weil. 'we want him to keep his trading began , then trimmed their The cattle market: Steers and tielfers Leaves Hospital hands off ," stormedV McCormack. Gen Elec 71% St Oil Cal 54 best gains. steady) cows and bulls 25 cents lower , "Let the Kennedys and the Mc- In the months that lie between Gen Foods 83% St Oil lad 52W Dry'.eil steers and yearlings— "What do you .mean, Til never get away with it'? . COLUMBUS , Ohio (AP,)-Nora now and next November 's con- Gen Mills 29% St Oil NJ* Choice to prime '- .;... 22.50-24.25 Cormaeks fight it out in the con- gressional elections , . Kennedy 51'j Most of the aerospace issues Good fo choice- .....,.,....: 20.75-22.25 All I'm trying to do is-muffle your snoring!" Gunning, 19 , of nearby Blacklick vention and is the ' . .prj-nary, - - and Gen Mot SRU Swift & Co 45-Ti held small gains despite disap- Comm. to good ...... 16.CO-50.50 V , stands ' gain politically by hav- Utility ¦ 15.50-down ¦ ¦ came home Sunday. Doctors last Tet Pat Lynch mind his. own to Gen Tel 26 - . Texaco- 53V. pointment over American space DENNIS THE MENACE d she had only one ihg asked for action. But on some Dryfed hellers- October sai business," Goodrich 66 Texas Ins ,i Choice to prime 22.25-23.75 hot summer day, if aiot before , l08' age projects this past weekend. chance in? 500 of doing so. To leave no doubt where he Goodyear 42!-s Truax Tra 41 Big Three motors and chemicals Good to choice) .....;...... 19.00-22.00 Nora, who was en- route to stands, the elder McCornria' ck' add- there will be a count of noses Gould Bat 49% . Un Pac 334 Comm. to good . .... 15.5W8.50 , on the issue qf limiting' debate. showed a higher trend. Oils, utili- Utility '...... ;...,...... 15.00-down Mexico, suffered 30 broken bones ed: "I'm determined that Eddie Gt No Ry 46 Un Air Line 36W ties, nonferrous metals, airlines Cows- ' Under the Senate's rules, two - Commercial 12.50-14.00 a collapsed lung and was . in . .a will go to the Senate. He's earned . Greyhound 27% U S Rub 57% ; and rubbers were irregular. _ weeks after an auto- thirds of those voting would have Utility .. ... ,; ... :,; 11.J0-I3.5- coma for 3' . _t. lie's come up through the Homestk -17% U S -Steel-V' Wi - Canners and cutters ...... 12.00-down Nashville , to- approve in order to invoke de- ZKorvette which was the most mobile collision near Tanks and if we are going to talk ll. -Mach" 538 West Un 37% -: active stock Friday wheri it plum- BUllS— V . last October; Doctors gave bate-limiting cloture and kill a Bologna ...... 15.00-18.00 , Tenn.. about party loyalty? Eddie should Int HarV -53 Westg El 35% meted 47?s , recovered Wt of the Commercial .. 14.00-16.00 - filibuster. If history repeats , a - her a 1-in-lOO chance to live. get the nomination ." Int Paper 33% Wlw-rth V: 84 " : tight thin .- .. ,.,.. -13.50-down solid phalanx of Dixie Democrats loss on an opening blocl: of 7,000 . For four months she has been •Jones & L €8% A'ng S & T 100 shares. Later it trimmed the re- The Senate -eat rtovy is held by by a handful of Northern ¦ Winona Egg Market In Vanderbilt Hospital in Nash- —aided ' bound to a fraction. Interstate De- staging one of the most Benjamin A? Smith II , a Harvard parly members and some Repub- (Winona Produce, Zlebell Produce) ville partment Stores, which fell 3% on . Grade A dumbo) ;.. .38 classmate of the President? who licans—will prevent any action. ' surprising recupcratiorss in that GRAIN Friday, snapped back 2V _ on an Grade A (large ) ..;. . ;' .33 hospital's history. Sunday, she was was appointed by the then Gov. Orade A (medium) J9 opener of 2,400 shares, then cut Grade B .29 ' and flew home, Foster ' Furcolo : Smitli hasn 't Thus, in the end; . the Repubi- . CHICAGO\:. (AP.)—No wheat or released . a point of the. advance. ¦Grade C ...... 20 . . 's home and lis won- talked about his political ambi- cans will be- able to say they pro- soybean sales. Corn No 1 yellow back "Oh , she ¦ ¦ ¦ ' vided a majority for action on derful,' - exclaimed her mother, tions. ' ; 1.10V' No ' 2v yellow 1.09; No 3 yel- Another feature was General Bay State Milling Company civil rights hut Democrats balked. ¦ , Elevator Mrs. Robert Gunning. ' . The Republicans have two an- low 1.06%-07 Vi ;" No 4 yellow Outdoor Advertising which ad- ''A" Grain Prices nounced Zcandidates '—-George Cab- A great deal of political march- '1.04%; No 5 yellow 98% ; sample vanced more than a point? Hours: 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. "She doesn't have any definite ing forth and back will proceed (Closed Saturdays) yety Mrs. Gunning said , ot Lodge, an assistant secretary grade yello-w 1.02V_ . Oats sample Sears Roebuck had a sinking No. 1 northern spring wheat ..... J2 13 plans of labor in the Dwight D. .Eisen- this showdown. It begins today grade extra heavy white (tough) : No. 2, northern spring wheat ...... 2.11 . , she plans to work spell as it lost about 3. "Woolwor th No. 3 northern spring wheat ...... 2.07 "except that : hower administration , and Rep, with the issue of whether an ad- ' ¦ ' In a hospital , here this summer ," 68Vi. (ex dividend) was down . more - No. 4 northern, spring wheat¦ 2.03 Laurence Curtis. Lodge is the son ministration bill should be sent Soybean oil v. lOVib-lia ; than a .point. . No..1 hard winter wheat ...... 2.06 Nora, who had bee-i studying of former United Nations Ambas- to the Senate Judiciary Commit- . Barley: maling choice 1.35- No. 2 hard .winter wheat ,.,...,.. 2.04 , political science at Swarthmore Lodge. Curtis' tee, headed by Sen. James O. U. S. Steel, which reports on No- 3 hard winter wheat .- ...,.' ... 2.00 sador Henry Cabot ¦ ¦ ¦; 1.62 n; feed 1,06-1.20 n? No. 4 hard winter wheat ...... 1 .96 College before her- accident , says present congressional district . is Eastland , D-Miss. " ' - : , Z' ' . . V finances and operations Tuesday, ,. No. - 1-rye ' ...... V...... 1,12 No. 2 rye ...v...... 1.10 a ¦ she how wants to become ., Sen. Jacob K, Jovils, R-N.Y:-, ¦ ¦ ¦ • • being wiped out in redistricting. was easy. Oth er major steels . - . ¦ doctor. a proponent of civil rights legis- P RODUCE were about unchanged. ¦ lation , has said Mansfield' s bill Du Pont recovered a couple of CANADIAN DOLLAR .(First Pub. Monday, J-n- 15, 1962 ) - CHICAGO 1.4V — Chicago Mer- COUNTY Of should go to the Rules Commit- points.! Merck rose more than a (AP ) STATE OF MINNESOTA, cantile Exchange —butter steady- NEW YORK — Gana- WINONA, cs. IN PROBATE¦ COURT tee, which handles elcctOn legis- point. Eastman Kodak was down dian dollar $.956875; previous day No. 15,253 ;- .:¦ Russian Help .1 at ion. ' .lavits said he might try wholesale buying jprice s un- a point or rriore. ¦ ¦" ¦ Cn Re Est-t« o ' $.956562: " . ? May, also known »s to force this action "today by a changed; 93 score AA 59% ; 92 A The Dow Jones industrial aver- Minnie- - . Mrs. Gus May, Decedent. vote. 59% ; 90 B 58'/4; 89 C. 56%; cars age at noon was off .57 at 691.62. * Order (or Hearing on Petition tor Admln- 90 B 58%; 89 C 5714- .' • Prices were mixed on the Amer- Rickshas survive only in Hong lstntlon).LImlHng Time 16 File Claims , . Sponsors know very well they and for Hearing Ttuxeon. Won Revolt, Eggs weak; wholesale buying ican : Stock Exchange. Kong and Calcutta. The Commu- Cherles F.- Lueck and Eslhcr LUeck, will never get the bill out of prices unchanged to 3 lower; 70 Corporate bonds were mostly nists banned rickshas in Red Chi- Pl^ hsvlng tiled, fiereln a petition ; tor general Eastland's committee. *L0OKS UK^A ew -dmlnlstratloni stating ttVat said decedent per cent- or better grade A whites ' government na, claiming it is degrading for s^^ Mansfield is resigned to this , u n- c . h a n g e d. U.S. 5W ALL N IgHTj* y died IntestalB and praying "hat . The First 37; mixed 37; mediums 37; stan- bonds declined. one man to pull another. National Bonk of Winona be appointed ad-, but he said he hopes to be able dards 35; dirties 32; checks 31. mlnlstraton Castro Declares IT IS OR DERED, That tha hearing to obtain some hearings oh the APARTMENT 3-G By Alex Kotrky thereot be had on February .7, 1962, at MOSCOW (AP)-In an inter- proposal before he moves to offer CHICAGO (APTI- (USDA)-Live 10:30 o'clock A.M., before this Court In vi&w published today in the Com- it as a rider to some other legis- poultry: Wholesale buying prices the probale court room : In the court housa In Winona, Minnesota; that tha munist party paper Pravda lation. 14 to 2 lower; roasters 26-27; spec- lime swlthln which creditors ot said dece- and government paper Izvestia, Such a. move—in which Senate ial fed white rock fryers 21-22%, dent may file their claims be limited to Prime Minister Fidel Castro said tour months from the date hereof, end- Republican Leader Everett M. mostly .22. that 1h« cleslms so tiled be heard on his revolution , in Cuba never could Dirksen of Illinois could be ex- May 16, 1962 , at 10:00 o'clock A, M., be- have survived without Soviet help? pected to. join—would have the ef- , NEW YORK TAP) — (USDA)- fore this Court in the probate court room In the court house In Winona, Minnesota, "We know that with out the Soz fect of bypassing the committee. Wholesale egg offerings fully am- and that notice hereof bo given by publi- viet Union , without the Socialist But it would bump immediately ple on large and generally light cation ol ' this ' order In . the Winona Dally camp's assistance, a revolution in into a Southern filibuster, on balance. Demand light on large News and¦ by mailed notice, as provided by - - " w. -. , such a small countrj as Cuba Dixie Senators already have or- and fair to good on other sizes Dated. January 13, ,1961.. would have been impossible be- ganized themselves into teams of today. . E. D. LIBERA,. . cause of imperialist aggression," 'Wholesale selling prices based P robate Judge. ¦ speakers ¦ for just such an occa- :• " (Probate Court Seat) Castro said. ; sion. ' ¦¦ . on exchange and other volume Harold J. L ibera, z sales.) : Attorney Petit loner. ' Jor_ _ ^______The Soviet new* agency Taw Last September, Hie last time • New York spot quotations fol- ¦(Writ-. Pub. Monday, Jan, 13, 1962 ) . ' . said the '- interview was granted in j. the leaders tried to break a fili- low-. ' STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY Or" Havana Jan. 23 to Pavel Satyu- ¦ WINONA, «s. IN PROBAT E COURT buster on a civil rights issue, they Mixed colors : • extras - . '(47 lbs. No. 15.255 kov, chief editor of Pravda; and lost. min.) 38l b-40; extras medium (40 In Re Estate ol Alexei Adzhubei, Premier Khrusli- _v _ :y . . .\Y-ithythis Senate roadblock in lbs. average) 37-38; smalls (35 lbs. L ^:yi6h6^amaWjJ)es!^sh\.y:y y::^ ¦clifey ' • who is—etufef-^ Hearing' on .PoflHorT for 'Admin- s'"son-in-law; "rhihd", Kennedy's lieutenants can Oriitr for average) 31-32; standards 36!,_ - REX IvlORGAN, MD. BV Dal Curtis istration, Limiting Time lo File Claims editor of Izvestia. be expected to p'i'ish for House ac- 38'i; checks 31-32. and (or Hearing Thereon. Adzhubei interviewed .President tion on the literacy "bill. They be- Marttia Jamow having filed herein « Kennedy last November and is Whites: extras (47 lbs. min.! petition lor general administration stating lieve their chances of. passing 39-41; extras medium <40 lbs. av- thet said deceden t died Intestate and pray- stopping off at the While House such a measure are good in that 1 ing that Elmer- . Janiow! b« appointed-ad- Tuesday to see the President cn erage) STli-SB /.; top quality (47 ministrator;' body. lbs. min. ) 39,.i-43,,_ ; mediums (41 IT IS ORDERED, Thot the hearing route home. A House vote would put Repub- thereof be had on February , 9, 1962, at Castro lashed out at the meet- lbs. average) ST' . -sg'/a; smalls (36 11:00 . - .o'clock' A.M., before this Courl ing of foreign ministers of the Or- licans and Democrat s on the line. lbs. average) 33-34. "--—' in the probate court roorn In the courl But it would remain only an ex- ) house In V7lnona, MInnesola; that th« , Browns- extras (47 lbs. min?" ganization of American States opinion unless means tlme wllhln which creditors of said deep- assembled at Punta del Este, pression of 39-40%; top quality 147 lbs. min. ) dent may f lie their claims be limited t« . could be found to force Senate and to consider measures lo 39V. -41' .: mediums (41 lbs. aver- tour months from the dole hereof, Uruguay, action. that Ihe-cla im* so tiled be heard on May be taken against Cuba. age) 37'/_ -39%; smalls (36 lbs. av- 17, 1962, at 10.00' o'clock A.M.,'. before . this erage* 32-33. Court In tt-e probate court room in the court house In Winona, Minnesota, and that The prime minister asserted Butter offerings fully adequate notice hereol be tilven by . publication of Cuba 's policy with regard to Lat- Bodies of Two Boys to excessive, demand steady- this order In the Winona Dally News and in America is one of peace "and by mailed notice as provided by law, . Found Under Rocks Wholesale prices on bulk cartons Dated January 12, 1962 . it is no fault of ours that imperial- (fresh )-. E. D. LIBERA, ism ' seeks to isolate Cuba from CLEARFIELD , ' Pa. (AP)-Bod- ; bulk e.irly r.n\m Dated Jonuai y 12, 196 '. . thereof be hnd on February H, )962. at lo cholr» 950- I.2M ll« 2 .V0O-2S.7-; «ood 32.50- 24-26 Ihs reported 31. Willingness f-:. () 1 IhFRA, o ' clock A.M., betore this Courl In the pro- 24. SO; low chotcv -Inuiihtis r holler* 35 .73; to buy hens 8-18 lbs noted at 33. Puih.ito Juiloe- bate court room In Ihe courl house In hulk choice BJO-I.OM Ihs 54 .50 3.' .50; good (Probnle Court Seal) Winona, Minnesota, anil Ifinl ohlectlons to ! 22..W-24.00; ullllty 'nnrl commercial Jlnviflh- Some Interest in fryer-roasters 4-8 S. D, J. fi ruskl, the allowance) of said Wilt. II nny, bo lllrci ter cows 14.50 15 SO; c anner nnil cuttijr lbs but at values substantially be- Attorney lor . Pelllioner . hi'loro sain time ol hearlno; that the tins'* I 13.00-14 no; utility hulls 11. 50 19 50; comnipr- low current procurement costs. (First Pub. Monday, Jar,. 15 , 1VM) wllhln which creditors ol .-.aid liecedcrt- l j rl.-il nml uo«l lB.OO lS.OO; vc.ilerj ond MARY WORTH B run/ (lie lliolr claims be limited to lou r •,1-iiyhlcr c,iivc- % Vti-mly ; hloh cholca nnd - y Saunders and Ernst STATE Ol- MINNI *>OI^ . (.0UN1Y OF months Irom the dole hereof, ami th,*l (irimo vcilfrii 31. 00-34 001 0 cents day 41)5; Saturday 3.67; Sunday 12; Order lor Hearing on Final Account i nnllce her col bo nlven tjy publication ol ! tiH'jher) 1-3 190V-10 lbs nnit low lots uniform ancs Petition Inr Rlslr|hutlon. old — supplies moderate; demand r,| | Ihls order In Ihe Winonn Dally News and 1-3 170-230 lb- h.vrows nml "lilts , 17.35; 1-3 The rep resc-nt.ili ve Ihe above iinmed by mailed not Ice ns provided hy Inw. l"0250 Ibs 1 A. 7S 17 . 00; 2 1 750-770 Ihs 16.O0 - slow; market for russets firm and ^stalc.-.lu.v.l/.iu.:..il.K'cl._lil:.,..Jjj)-L.7i!:i;.wriL.,.fln'.l t-Oulcd-J jnuar.y -10 LS.2- _ „_.', ..i o.und„j:eds..xlull;...carJot..track..iialcs petition '' or scltl - 'nu-nl rtnil allowance I IV. D LIBERA, 160 IHO lbs 16.01)16 75; IJ 270-300 Ib lows thereol an-d tor dlslriliultoii try Pie persons " ioli 'le Judge. . 15.3.5-15.7.5; MO-m ibs 14 . 75-15. 50; -K.0-4-Q Idaho russets 3.70 ; Idaho bakers thereunto cniill'-d , ) I ' (Pinhnle Cnurt Seall Ihs 1450 1 .', no; , 71 400 4/0 lbs 14,00-14 .71; 4 .1(1; Minnesota North -Dakota' Red IT IT, Oi. or. in 0. t hat the hearlno I Brehrnei flntl McMnhon, 4/0 510. lh- . 13 50 14 .25; lender plos ic.ircr, thereot bn hail oi( Irh.-uaiy 9 , i9o? , nl River Valley round reds 2.25-2.5A ; j Alturneys loi Petlllont'i . i|uiil,)fili-' ^It' ittly 11 00 o 'clock A h: , holm e tins Court 111 new — track trading insufficient II Irs! Pub. Monday, Jnn, 39, 196?) Slieep 3.000; slAiighler lamb , trnde alow, the proha-e t:n,ut i nrirn 'O ttt u court house unovi-nly jte.wiy to 25 fonts lowe r man to quote, In Winona, Mlnni.-i.nln, anil that norlco S1AIL OM MINNESOTA, COUN1Y OP Inst week' s close; slnuohkr ewes steady; hereof bo olvcn by [ml,In. ahon (it this order WINONA, ss. IN I'l'OUMi: COURT liseder Inl-siln scarce , quotable ;.h' ,nly, tew In the Wlnnna Dnlly tie vrs and hy inn led No . 1S.56.1 (misir|nnu-nts choice and ixlnm 97 10; lh prlm« 10* -lb itiorn lambs (lull shorn polti) notice as prcvl-H-d hy In A . In Re Estate nl , wouli'd slniKjhtrr lambs 17. 75; most choice IA.50; OOSKI nnd cholct wooled il-ughter Dated J anuaiy 13, 1962. tseniard Nngld, "leccdent. nnd prliim ns-lio Un 17. 00-17 50; -fl00d nnd -wes 4.SO S . '0i choice «nil 1-ncy (order ' I . C) . I int. RA , Order lor Hearing on Petition lor Probate - choke I. .M-I6.75; doulile deck mnslly Innibs 16 501) .OO i good nnd c hojes 15.00- Prnii.sle Judga, ol Will , Limiting Timo to File Claims I |irlme 110 Ih shorn lambs wllh tail vhorn * ) lo l.v (Probnte four I Seal atrd lor Hearing Thereon. pelts 16 /I, chnlc .-n nml prime 105 lh wlfh S . (). J. -tlrusH, Alice Marie Thill hav ing Hied a petl I CHICAOO I Inll shoiii ficlls 16.50; ilaughtei' ewes nnd Attorney for l'( lilloner, lion lor "hn prohnlo ol thn Will ot sn Id I lor Iambi about ite>ndyi scattered lots CHICAGO | *| -(USDA)- Mofli ?,50O ; "~' | (First Puh. Monday, .hn. 15 , 197,2) decedent and lor Ihe app-olntnu'iit of Wln o cholre nn.l prime II5-1I0 Ih wooled slouoh- hulch*rs stoody to 25 certs hlohiii ; nioslly na National and Savings llnnk as Ailm! n li-r . 17 0017 .50; onckoae ctiolce nnd 1-2 lVO-22* lbs 17 , 75-10 .00; nilxcrl 1-1 190- 240 7,5IIJ||l ; Innih- STATE D( ;lOTA, COUNTY Of Islrator w-llh the Will nimeKed, which w Ml Ibs 17 ,25- 17.7.5; 23O-270* lb.- 16, 75-1735; 2-3 MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd Wl NONA,, 15. IN PROIIAIE COURT , Is on flit- In lids Court /¦ I nhlertloi is Order (or Hf-rlno on Pclltlon hh'Cts 26.75-2" . 25; bulk choice 900-1,450 estate hnvliin tiled his liii.il account and to the allow.siu u ol snld Wilt. II any, On I to Sell Reel estate , Ibs 35.75-27.O0; lo'tl lots mlnod good and petition Irii .,.i ili\'ini-ii I , anil ' nlluwaiico tiled hclorn snld lime ol hear Inn, thai trie The ri'pii-sentatlvo ol i.ald estote havlon cholco 24-7.V25.75i loflct tol high choice nnd thernol and tor d)e nod nn l ehnimy » 1(67, at , Iho clnhn s sn tiled tie *i_»ni on Juno I , lheienl l)«l hnd on I ' nhrunry 9, 1962, nl niercln/ cow»_ . 13.25-15 ,75; utility and coin - 10:00 , o'r Kirk A 7.1 , before this Court In l 196J, at 10 o ' cloc k A.M., Ilillnre Ihls Cnuit I 10:15 o ' tloc k A.M.. bolore this Cou«l In morclliLi-xirs 16,50-70 ,50; sl-ndnrd veislers the prnbn-le courl room In the court hniise In Ihe (Kotvilc (ourt ii,->oiti In hie tnn n the pinhole coud room In the cowt tiouse 2O.OO-24.0O j good 600H50 Ib feeder steers In Winona, Mlimrviln, nnd thai nollro house Jn V/lnona, Minnesota, and lli .il In Winona, MInnesola , anil that notice 27.00. hereof bw olvcn hy initillcitinn ot this niillcn hereol lie olvcn Hy publicat ion -ol In-fool he O I K H hy puljllcntlon ot ti\|s Sheep V.OOO; sl-ughter Ininbs steady to Order In tlie Winona Daily News- '- and by Ihls (inter In 'lie Wlnmia Dally News arid ni dei In the Winona Daily Neils and 25 cents hlolser; lond lots r.liolco and prime mailed nntlr.e a*. (,roviils-ri liy Inw. hy Irialler) nolir e as'provident by law. by innllccl nnllre as provided tiy law , 90 103 lb led western wooled Inmbs 18.10 Dated Jnimnry in, 196). , Dated January 2' , 196. ' Hotel! January 10, IW. 18.75; choice nnd prime n-tlve wooled "" MAROARET Mc.C.RfADY, I.. D I IIH.RA. AMHGAHU MlCIU AOY , tlnughler Ininbs 10.00- IB.JOi good nnd I'robsia Cler*. ' Vt (ihale .lu.l(ie. loDalu tlrik, choke (6.00 17,75; deck -rid (Probate ¦ Court 'I' choice prime Seal- (Piohrfta Courl Sent) (Probnte Court Sen!) 96 Ib Streater A, Murphy, shorn ted l-inhs wllh l/sll shorn fsrehmer end 7a(Miihnn, Streater B. Murphy. pulls Attorneys for l- eiiiioni-r. 17.50; cull to choice slaughter «we i ' Attorneys (or Cautioner . Attorneys tor Petitioner. 1,00-6.50. Hel p Wanted—-Female 26 Furri|tur», Bu*j» , Linoleum 64 Apartinenti, Flats 90 - "'' ; " COliflfR-F"KITCHEN 'Ti taking appiica". GUESS .. . CLEARANCE^SPEC IAL - Serla . HUea- LA R GET^J-B E D ROOM, downstairs apt . WHO V ¦ ' VWant AcJs tioni tor re-taurair} help. Apply batwten bM, covered In beige nylon, uiHh a . Gas heat , hot water, oaragc furnished. Trucks , Tracton , Trailert * and 11 a.m. gtnulna Strta mattress, team cushions. Avsllable Feb. 10. it00 pep month. -Tal, 108 j Jsed Car* 109 9, " ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ~ t ''" " " open Regular I249.9S now $169.95. BORZYS- ^ _ ' ' ' ¦ '¦ "' ' ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦? R¥b~T6pTRAlL E RS—N ew ~r6"wides «ncl POUrCEWOMAN^PIsitlon It! Wi- 30* ManKato -j . ' KOWSKI FURNITURE, CENTE R "8CV-5 rooms heated, *63 oer some good buys on used 8 wldes. Se« | REDUCED IM PRICE. 195t "(ma Police Oefwirtment. Interested per- . ¦ • ' - . • - . . s-nj Ave. Open evenings. . ,. . ,' montt*. Can be seen alter 3 p.m. us about the renUI .surchaj* plan. IB-is FORD 4-d-or , . V-8 motor, ' Start Here ara referred to display advertlse- ' ' ¦ - ¦ - ¦ :- ; 1 ~ W. Sth. . ' . .. . . radio, heater, automatic r-iient In women's section' for¦ further¦ ^ Sroorrr~apt.Z newT AD» AIWCALLED FOR . ' ¦- ' ¦ ' Good Things to Eat 65 5TH W 2"4^H«-tid y. transml-sion, power -teer- BLIND an-ii., . - ...... redecorated, drapes and -u'tlilfl** fur- ——— ^ Used Cara 109 ' Ins, tu-ton« flnlth. A fina tt. n, ii, is, it, FARM WIVBS GOOD COOKING and baKIno tWIsconsln nished, Washing prlvllegei. Ttl. . 9147 ' «, tt, c-iv n, ' «, famil ' ' ** ' . y car that will s.iva . " " ¦' Rusiel potatoes. .S0 P«r 100. WINONA or Inquire rear apt- ' STUD_TBAKf;R LARK 1941— , -Vllnd-fr_ - ¦ ¦ M - **• - ' M-k« Avon Available In your 6 . . . ARKET, lia Mar ket . you money all tlOQC:7j ' Community POTATO M dr., ndlo and healer. 196" license, 1,000 V - t . 40TH AVE. *95^5Toor«n ground floor apt., ' year lon- , . . . .^> ' . Excellent ; Earning* Posslbl* APPLES—Save over $2 by (-eltlng them actua l miles. Gain- info ¦ service. . 251 E. ' private entrance. Li ving room, kitchen, C -- Write Helen Scott -by Hie bushel. Homegrown Cartlond, r^trl-tr- . King. Jel. 8-1029. _ _ ; NOTI H bedroem and bath. Stove and '"" "C VENABLES . 411 14th, St. N, E, . Mclnto-h, . We-lthi«s, , Greenings, Melln- . ator, all utilities furnlshtKi. Tel. 9,473 . REDliCGD lNVRieE. IMt ¦ .- . - . Roch«-ter, Minn. • ¦ • " ., A, Krnu«e Co.. S. 75 W. 2nd Tel. ' . This newspaper will ba respcnslblt lor das, Dellclou- . F. PONIIA-C ' 4-door Station 8-2711 ¦ -- on Hgwy. 14-61 or Schallnon Farm only v one Incorrect Insertion ol any ' Apartments Furniahed 91 Waaon. Radio, heater, Hy- Open Mon. - Fri. Eve. classified advertisement published NEED MONEY? - & Garden, 166 Walnut St. - ~ ~ - " dramstlc, beautiful turquol-t In ROOM H kliR 0OM HOUSE,. glais5ed ln voTchrAyaii-- PRAXEL—- "^ ' - ¦ y ' " -v Considered ... : extr-as. These can are ,Utile more than ' pletion: of . training program. Salary able immediately. Inquire 503 E. Frpnt - .1 wish . to express my heartfelt thanks ' ono yoar old and s.1111 have that now . and expenses. Apply: Mr. . Stanford, ¦ ' ¦ ?, ¦ ' and appreciation to all niy relatives, ¦ ¦ ¦ _ - _-^_-__—— car ..sparkle and perlormance. Mah-y Watkins Products. - ., A Musical Education . . friends and neighbors for- ' . TO REN: T . larm . on shares' we .lilt give you: « liberal allov/ance . lor ycur old car or pickup. Comi In cial thanks to Pr . Harlwlch, . Father . ried man, age to 35, to cell- on established of cash rent. Haye complete, personal . Wera and to all the nurses on the Wage open. Wrltt C-68 Dally properly. Prefer IJrger acreage. Write todiiy and try one cut. payments e-s customers. low as $35.67 ; per month can bt ar- 1st and Sth . floor, . (slews! . C-69-. Dally • News- ' ranged at new car finance rates. - "- . ' . - I rvin Praxel We ysugge?*t that you start ¦ JT We AdverlTs* Our Prices - :« ¦ —*—-*- Houses for Salle 99 Z OLSON . ' ¦: . " . . " " Wabasha Count/ them early for the trainin g and ^ I ' I wish to- express my thanks to those S'AUTlFULr' b'Ri'OA HOME, all ' .who sent gifts,, cards, flowers FL •iec- ' and visited enjoyment that music will pro- tric. all lurnished, . J bedrooms, car. ' ' the ', hospital. Also, I . . me at special- thanks port, Ior0e lot.' . GJrapelrult and orange Dr. L. E. Brynestad , vide for thern. . : to Rev. Thomas 2 Men, Married trees. . Sacrifice on account of . illness. B I HerbrandsTin, Drs. Hacsley - - ... receives a lot of threatening letters. V I^ B and Filo- . NEAT appearing, to age 40, "2.04 per hour. 111,750 for . quick- sale. See . Shank. . . *»_ i 37 YoaVs in Winona \&P - ¦ -&ESKD£) poy lch an, the nurses on Jth floor . Apply St. James Hotel, Red Wing, Minn., Llncolh—Mcrcury—Falcon—Comet ¦ ¦ ¦; . HOMEMAKER 'S EXCHANGE . . : ' ¦ ' • ¦ JSE CARS :;. ' , - . Arlen Olson • Wed., Jan. 31st, 9- a.m. to 1 p.m., asK for Oppn Mon. 5. Fri Eye. 8. Sat. p.m. I P I , . ' . - ."¦; 551 E. 3rd. .. . . - . . " V -\r. Waterlou ' Hor-es, Cattle,.Stock ' -/V 43 Articles for Sale 57 . USE OUR TRIAL RENTAL — '"' "- "' ~ ' .. Choice 5-bedroorra, 1 floor home/ Hard- j r 195* MER C Cl RY *'S/Sr~ V H55 Fairlane Town Sedan, . trim ..:: ,.: ..; . - . „ •. . $2195 or woh-an,; your drinking creates numer- . Charles, afternoons only. .Blaine - Lun- - GOLTZ DRUGS,_*7I ,E._3rd. Tel. 2547, 8-?737, Wm. R, Pagel 4501, E, A. Abts J5/V^ ' . V-e motor , Fordomallc, . " " - Located just West of R..D. Cone's ' "¦ ' pr oblem's. - -If Seen, St. Charles, Minn, " " . 3184. 'V . ' y . '*" - ' - ' rad i0i heater. . . ous you need and . want , Help-^-Malo or Female 28 FREEzHiRS *1W to $259, - Used retrige- . . . ^______1957 BUICK 4 door Hardtop, help/, ~ *" ~ contact Alcoholics Anonymods, Pio- HEREFORD FEEbER CALVES , — .1, rotors S25. UsexJ TVs J50. FRANK ; GOOD VVE VV Vi0 43TH AVE.-^V owner , : : radio, heater , automatic trans- neer. Group, Box 122, Winona, Minn. 30O • to 400 ,bs ; 27. feeder pigs, . 8 - LILLA & SONS, ;tl B 8th. : 3-bcdroom rambler, .V. 't years old. At. ;' - _ ;v.: >;vyAt? ;; mission ; dark blue finish, ~" weeks old; brood -. sows to farrow Kitchen, Sy; "995 DUO-AQUAvDRIN for ternporarY rellef ol . ZENITH TV - et reduced . prices. See - tached garage. Extra large soon. Don Fredrickson, ,, . Kellogg,. Minn. ?HALiS|fARD : ' and oven. Oil heat, ull I minor sore throat. Does not .numb 'he FR k K LLA Sth. bu ilt-in stove ' — ^ " ,y -J- i _- SONS.^^E. ' ' ' Buick-Gldsmobile-GM C J tongue. &OLTZ DRUGS,- 274 E. 3rd. Office v sTfoRTHORN~TtOCK COWS-lYZ Due fo j i ^ bath.wlth shower . Tel. 70"0. . : . . - Exclusive . : - tS4y. ' .' , SEE OUR LARGE selection of used re- ~ ~ " I" ' Z Tel. - ' -. ' calf in spring. Orville Schroeder, Cale- ; B. WESi OCATBON .. 3-bedroom home. ? "Bank Rate Financing frigerators, electric ranges - and TV sets . VVV " AN O 7~ tlonia, Minn. / iPt ? Lot SOxlSO : New oil furnace. Close to I I BO-TS' GIRLS'T|ngsro^"l0c Such Manager-Accountant All reconditioned. . B & 8 EL3HCTRIC, z I I a varied selection and so attractive ~ ~' ~^r ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦- Jefferson and SB. Mary' s School- Bus . HOLSTErN SPRIN GING HEI*E"-$ 7. - 155 E.. 3rd. ¦ - ' . .. . . No payment until even your ad taker cou ldn't resist in- ^ by trie : door.. Contact us tor . complete . ¦ 64 I I Wilfred Kohnor , Rt. 2 Winona, Minn. ' EL 2nd ¦ ¦¦ SACRIFICE ; AWARHm—VxU In. with guppies yis ;. - , -¦ IMC, Real- , j ;. vesting the magniflclcnl sum ol one to take full charge ot account- 'Wilson). :; . , v.^y . . , information. ABTS-AGENCY, March 29th 1962. b dime for one of these tarnish resistant _ baby car bed, Iri good - condition, S2. n tors, 159 Walnut St. Tel. .4242 .or alter ing and office details in local " ~ ' : _ - . . baubles. RAINBOW. JEWELERS,' next to SALE OR RENT — Polled Hoisteiri b-inT. - .256 EZ.5th... Tel. 8- 1607. hours: E. R. Cla y 8-2737, Wm. R. Pagel ¦ ¦ ¦ ' _ ; " ' ' K ¦: the post office on 4lh St. . . . . _Chevrolet dealership. Previous ; Servlcable age and larger. Registered SEE OUR STOCK of good., used"JTrnitiSre. , 4501, E. A. Ab'ts . 3184 . _ __ arid grades. Delivered anywhere. Purdy Radios, Television 71 ? ?;SALE " experience in automotive ac- '¦;. Hundreds of other items. Come in and bedroom ' 1 SINCE DOCTORS announced that pain I . Vi.- Wright, Utica, AAlnn. Tel. 4-78-J-1 St. WEST iToCATION — Modern 3^ looK arognd. OK USED FURNITURE, klt-chen, built-in cabinets, g . strikes the. body .at the . weakest point, i counting desirable. Excellent - Charles. WLnona~tV- & Radio Service home, large . g- .' . some folks ,we .know have quit com- ,273 E. 3rd, Tel 6-37pi , _ .______living room has picture window, hard- EVERSOLE- ¦ ¦ - JS E. 2nd. Bob Nogbsek. : . T*l. 3834 &¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ plaining ,about : headacries. RAY MEY- opportunity for qualified per- 8EEBE Triple-triple Mastitis Treatment ' ' ~ ^_ wood floors, auhomallc oil heat,, base- ¦ ¦ . T W O CELL FLASHLIGHTS SUCGESSFUL!? . ' ¦ son, ' "" ' ¦ ' -. - 6 pack, $4.50 - " n-iont, attached ¦ '{jar-age,'- lull lot. $10,600. 1 E R, INN K EEPER, WILLIAMS . HOTEL. . . - * , 29c ea. Service 7 Don Ehmann TV 1 . HELP US FIND this niolher! .: It won ! TED MAIER DRUGS BAWVBENEK'S . . . Wlnona'i Finest Electronic Repair W, STAHR Price is th« reason why. 1 ¦ be difficult. You'll' . know her . by the -Apply in person. ' ¦ . , ANIMAL. H-EALTH CENTER for All Makes 374 W. Mark. e ; M! S ROGERS - __ 1 ' .' . circles under her . eyes, the . , rough , . ISO W. Fifth r-l. «03 ?L ' '' ¦ a work-worn hands, fha way she drags New Freezer Authorized dealer for OLAMSTEAD S T!— Mear the . lake. It's cozy '59 FORD 4-dr, 8" ..... $1S98 V 365 East 2nd St V a. her . feet about her tasks, the wild Quality Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 .ADMIRAL-MUNTZ-ZENITH - . ' and neal-. 5-roorh house, all on 1 lloor. •57 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. .,...$498 ^ a ." . - look In her eyes. All ' the symptoms 17 cu. ft. chest. * 2- bedrooms, llving-dlhlng room combina- Tel. 8-3198 OSED^felEVrs'lON SETS—all sirs picture -built-in cabinets, i i of mld-winter-itis. What v she needs Is F-ARMERS^WIII pay premium For Grade Floor Model. tion, kitchen has hard- '56 DODGE 4-dr...... , $798 ¦ Chevrolet Coy tubes. Get Iha) second set . at , oarage. t"7,*0d. § a meal out a RUTHS RESTAURANT, A eggs; W rite C-<6 Dally (slews. V . .$199.00. : wood floors, lull lot I I 126 E. 3rd. St. Open 7 days a: week, ¦ " ~ ~ . Wanted ( 105 Johnsoirt St. DEKALB CHICKS—Speltz Standard BVeeds. Hardt's Music Store Agfomobiles 11 Q a 24 . . hours e day, - ¦ •• - WySTAHR Oldest, largest -and cleanest Minn. U.S. 119 E. 3rd . . . . ! W inona . 374 W. Mark TeL 6V25 Approved and U .S. Pullorum Clean hatch- No Cash Needed! 1 Auto Service, Repairing 10 Feiten Impl. Go. " "aV"'3rd St. Modern 5 Situations "Wanted—Female 29 ery ih Winona County. Send for free EAST LOCATION-^-No NEED CASH? Washington St. Winona room house, .ill on one floor, Gas furnace, Up to 36 Months to Pay! 1 NEW 'GET-UP AncT~go for your car. ^ ~- price , list and folder. - First hatch Jan. 113 ' - . automatic hot w.iiter heater,-also wired for We will buy your car or tniclc a If winter driving , has . gotten your WILL DO WASHiNG and Ironing or both, '' 17th. Winona office open Feb. 1st. ¦ - "¦ No Payments till April! a car down; get a lift here at RUSTY in my home. Tel. "271. TV or Radio 2*0, Only $5,500. . Trade down lower your pay- SPELTZ CHICK HATCHERY, Rolling-¦¦ WS — M AND |B ILL'S AUTO SERVICE, 62 Chat- ttone, Minn. Te). . 2349. . . " ¦ S ¦ . ¦ field, Tel.' . 5623. Situations Wanted—Male 30 DAIW^ W. STAHR ¦ ments and receive cash back. ; ' ' . Tel. 4925 "57 BUICK dtp. ¦¦ '. ' ...... ,,$598 ^ Acting Up? 3-74 w . Mark . • . QUALITY CHEVROLET CO. Building Trades 13 roUNG MAN presently enrolled In an Wanted—Livestock 46 V '55 CHEV. "' 2-dr . htp...... $498 ; Electronics , . Course at Winona High MAIL for dependable service. 105 Johnson Tel, 2396 ROOMS REMODELED—Celling tile - In- Call us. School desires part time,, work In Wi- WANTED—2 or 3 Guernsey Tieiferj, "55 STUDE, Wagon ...... ' stalled. Contact Ron Vondrashek; Gen- . ¦ $598 Open Mon. - Fri. Eve. Till 9. ¦ ¦ nona or immediate area. Can work springer.; Leonard Heuer, Minneiska, DIRECT FROM eral - contractor, Tel. 5238. - ¦' - ¦ ¦'"' ' - . . ; 5 to 6 hours each morning Mon. Winn. : . - ¦ •/- . . SUBSCRIPTIONS Photofact Equipped '53 PLY. 4-dr...... ;.,,,$293 thru Fri.. and ' all .day . Sat. Would Auction Sales Business Services 14- consider working Sun. II necessary. Top price s for nil livestock Bg iLDER May Be ? Paid at Electronic Technician. : ~ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ '" Have H.S. education; 2 years in army GREMELSB.ACH STOCK Y.ARDS ALV7N KOHNER . -?¦ IVS NOT loo early - to start spring ¦ as radio - operator, 8 years as farm Lewiston, Minn. . . - ' ' . ' 40 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM. . AUCTIONEER. City and state licensed remodeling lobi. Call LEO PROCHO- New 3 -bedTOom homes with ¦ operator , mechanically Inclined, . ' and Dally Hog Market TED MAIER DR-UGS We understand your set . best and bonded. ,51 t i*)orty St. . (Corner WITZ, BIdg. Contract or. Tel. 7841, . . presently enrolled in ' av night typing Tel. «1-1 on -springing ccws-*ie|leri. ; 're fully equipped attached garages in n«w re- A.LL CARS REDUCED , SOME E. 5th and Liberty). Tel. 498*. la : because we • ¦ THE HANDWRITING ON THE wall course. Honesfi reliable, and can fur- WANTED LIVESTOCK of all Hinds. Tel. UP TO 50%. .- soi l RCA WHIRLPOOL with a SAMS ?PIIOTOFACT y a little out ol . our Una . but the nish references. Write or Inquire C-70. Lewiston Sales Born collect. Tel. 2667 . stricted \Vest Dale Subdivision. Minnesota V carpeting are lust what marks on your Dally News. Soles every Thursday afternoon. Wa buy Washers — Dryers Service Data library — the we re looking for . Our skilled technicians Oak and tile floors, tiled bath Land & ' hogs every day' of the Week. Ranges — Refrigerators world's finest.' We h ave the Auction Sales Will 'have that rug looking good as Correspondence Courses 32 - and showers, kitchen builMns? Eyerett J Kohner . new In no time. Call, today. WINONA fiORSES WANTED^-We can pay rtiofe PARTS - SALES - SERVICE complete manual with full in- i _1J8_ Walnut . 8-371C , after hour! 7814 RUO CLEANING SERVICE, 116: EV 3rcJ. than anyone else, We pick up. WALTER FHA financing. ' ^ ~ r " ' ' ¦ ' - : ' ' ¦ ""^^TSGHVSCHOOL formation on the circuit ad- ? . FED. 1—Thurs. . l 2 noon."io rnTles N.E. Tel. ; *722. , . :. . . MARG, Black River Falls, Wis.¦¦ Tel. . . „ .. ¦ ¦ -¦ ¦ ' of La Crosse. ¦ ; YES, you can be a high ichool graduate. 7-F-14. :- ; , ,., .- ¦ - y . justments and proper replace- Paul Llnso, (rwner; . Wehrenberg " - Unsc, Plumbing, Roofing 21 Finish at homa In your spare time. New Feiten Imp l. Go. . ¦ auctioneers/ Thorp texts furnished. Diploma awarded. Bul- ment parts covering the very Edw. P. Whitten H Finance Corp., clerk. . " 113 Washington St.; "Winona Vfi aii!l!^c rvRoin.9co. -WA r ElectricTiiwER CLEANING letin free. Our _5th Farm, Imp lements Harness 48 . ' ~ ~ - KEN year. Write American / . set you own! . . B UILDER FEB . 2—Fri. f2:30. Hi mites VlT ~ ot JERRY'S PLUMBING School Dis", Office, PO Box 32J5, St. Paul ¦ . Spring Grote, then I mil? S. and 827 E. 4th .. "" ¦ ' - . W 'M 1, W\inn. : - . - ' ' 105 Johnson Tel 2396 . . T«' _ . . JOHN DEERE A tractorTVvittT*cultivator; Deep Well • Quick expert repair. Tel. 9745 for appointment or VS- .mll* . W, Kermit _, • Mrs. .- Gertl*¦ . ' ' John Deere B, with cullluator; . New Open tonight till 9 Blexrud, owners; Oison 8. Son, auc- ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER Business Opportunities 37 Holland rake; McCormick D«erlng pow- 9 Guaranteed replacement can be seen Mon . thru Fri., lloneerj; Thorp. Sale? Co., cleric, For clogged sewers and drains. er 'takeoff fe-ed mill wilh feed table. Pump Jack ¦ ¦ ¦ ' parts. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. - V ( v Wf. f ft r. +-. v. . Tei,- 9309 or 6436 I year guarantet . AMan E. . Vogen, Lanesboro, Minn. - . with 1 h.p. electric motor. *— ¦ ' " CALL - -SYL KUKOWSKI KELLY DUPLEX FEED mhecr. >.i ton, e Honest workmanshi p. F^^^T^'^^^^pmi^^ CASH IN complete wllh 1 h.p. motor. Like new. Used VaciHim Gleaaers, Wanted—Real Estate NG MATCH In your 102 ^^^f IS THERE A WRESTLI Ray Hilke Sr Son Altura, Minn; j . basement every washday? Assure , you r- $5 and up. • Reasonable cost. ' ON ; " ' " WE NEED 3- and i-bedroom homes.. Buy- self the winner by installing, new light- j l)Tiir¥EYRi^5o"^'y'rollomat(crZHigh , red green ers are walling. Call weight Permaglass laundry tubs. Also ask compression pistons. Bill Wright, Chat- Closing out blue ^ Ask to see. the PHOTOFACT about our handy Suds-Saver unit for use BOWLING BOOM Hold, Minn. and brown Glidden 's Gloss WV STAHR Folder covering your -very own ' with /our automatic washer. REMEMBER. John Deere Day on Jan. 374 W Mark- ^T.-l. 6925 j Located 10 miles Noitheast of La Ciosse, 6 miles Spread Paint. $7.49 value , while ~ - ~ Southwest i National company now expending In all . 31st. at Luehmann Impl. Co. in St. set. - FRANK O'LAUGHLIN ¦ WILC"P AY 'SlGHEST CASH rTlCES 1 of West Salem to Barre Mills, then Vi mile South of Barre -V? areas will establish reliable persons In Charles, Minn. Shows at 9:30 a.m'. they last, SI-25 gallon . - FOR YOUT? CITY PROPFRTY PLUMBING «. 'HEATING ' their own port, Mills on . vi : ¦ or full time business with and I p.m. in Rlalto Thoter. \ 507 E . 3rd Tel. 3703_ local bowling centers. Product ano serv- ~ ~ ice Is endorsed and highly recommended ARE YOUR ™ilk house drains frozen "HANK"JEZEWSKI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 . '% Complere'1^ijmblng a Heating Service NEUMANN'S H. Choate & Co. (Wlnona i Oeily. Real Eltate Buyer) I by leading bowling centers nnd top pro- up? Are you "bothered with mols'ure ' ¦ ¦s.'r Rc-ldcntial Tel. 5992 P.O. Box 345 Sale will st art at 12:00 o'clock sharp. y l fessional bowlers, EXCLUSIVE, NON-COM- ; -In your chicken house? Then use De- \ iY Commercial BARGAI N STORE Tel. 2871 PETITIVE . NO SELLING or EXPERI- i leer De-Molstu rer. Available at ROBB ~~~~ 'i Lunch by Barre Mills Homemakers. V li- Industrial """" ENCE REQUIRED. Caih Investment of : BROS. STORE, 576 E. "4th. Tel. 4007. 121 E. 2nd St. Tel 8-2133 WANTED i 26 HEAD PUREBRED & HI-GRA.DE - ^ ~ ~ HOLSTEIN CATTLE-- .1 SANITARY S1B50 to S~250 can provide- excellent In- I Ly'F'S GET'fOGlfHE R now an'aHnstail Refrigerators 72 3 and -t-bedroom homes, v. 4 1 Reg, Holstein , due in spring; 2 Holstein cows, due by sale ? PLUMBING S. HEATING come Immodlatt-ly. For personal Interview that now Clay silo unloader for winter - ¦ with company executive, write fully, In- Building Materials 61 USED REPRIGERATOR-lBke over pay- | date; 1 Holstein cow, ¦;• 168 E. 3rd St Tel. 273"- feeding. Oak Ridge Sales & Service, 2 yrs. old , due by sale date; 3 Holslein . _ cluding phorie number to.- . menls on 1hls Phllco Super Marketer, I, cows, " Minnolska. - : Automatic defrost In the relrigerntor, fresh with calves at side; 5 Holstein cows, fresh and ? Wanted—Female ""' ' ~ LUMBER— JX^ryioVl", end U It. No Help 26 TR IBOE-LER COMPANY MILK ROOM H6T~water heateT'j i, - across the bottom freeicr section, FIRE- S; open; 3 Holstein cows, springing; 1'Holstein cow, yrs. V nails. Tel. Midway -2121,_Dakota, Minn. 2 old . - 2. IS W. Magnolia B lvd. 300 lb. ch/cken feeders; 100 g.il . pressor STONE STORE, 300 W. 3rd, ; due in March; 2 Holslean cows, fresh In Fall and bred back; ! Airl ine- Opportunity Burbank, California water tank; horse trailer. Tel, Mid- eOl Main St. Tel. 5B49 ¦ 3 Holstein cows, way 3-2121, Dakota, Minn. Coal, Wood, Other Fuel 63 Ed's Refrigeration & Supply "" " "- ~ '~ - ¦ fresh and bred back; 1 Holsteia cow , due in ;\ "" " Commercial and Domestic WANT TO seri your home, June; 1 Guernsey cow be nn HOMELTTE CHAIN SAWS " , due in February. Note: The large selec- :?1 PARTS, SERVICE, SALES GRE E N FIREPLACE WOOD-hicko7y, 553 E Jth • T«l. 5533 npartnicnt or.business¦¦ proper- . tion of fresh cows and springers mostly all official vaccinates. V Chain saw rental service blnck cherry, birch, white- onk mix. UNUSUAL McQulston, Alma, v Here is a chance to purchase ;¦:] Easte .r .n Air Lines AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Any lengths. Lloyd Stoves, Furnaces, Pa rts 75 Iy? Call us for prompt free some good quality Holstein cattle. 2nd & Johnson Tel. 345J Wis, " " ~ ~j PIGS _ -/lONbGRAwT" SPACE HEAT ER wlth appraisals. ; —- 6 Duroc Jersey bred gilts, due 1st week of Feb.; y Stewa rdess OPPORTUNITY DID YOU KNOW A Inns, 2 years old. Aljan E. Vogon, Lanes- ; Duroc Jersey sow, due M week of Feb. ; 3 Duroc Jersey gilts , •! . 'If you have ever sold anything boro, Winn. Local interviews to be con- . John Deere Day B. T. U. due Inst week in Feb.; 3 Duroc Jersey gilts, due ' in Mnrch; 2 V Jan. 31, in your life, look into this ELECTRIC and gas ~7anget, water heal- BOB . , r o v Duroc Jersey gilts-, due in April; 10 Duroc Jersey , y. ducted on Wednesday, SATURDAY , FEB. 3 Is the -mount ol heat It tnkes to ralj* ers. High trade-ins, Install-Servlc*. J Full gilts fabulous opportunity. One of Ihe temperafuro of ono poun-d of water ' ¦] for further details see our ad Slate Theatre 11 : (K) RANGE OIL BURNEF CO., 907 E. 5lli % 175 to 21X lbs. ; 5 Hampshire gills , due in Feb. and March; ' s Section of this: the fastest growing Industries one degree. One Ion ol Commander , St. Tel. 7479 Adolph Michalowski. CIFLU OVE^ ¦; Hampshire boar , in the Women ' Bring the whole family. Lump conl contains 29 mi llion BTU'l. I > Tol. 2349 . weight 250 pounds. This is an .outstandin g ' V Jan. 29 in Uie U.S. Just opening in There is no other coal like !it. I 4 herd of Durocs. newspaper on Monday, Typewriters 77 1 110 lixchange BIdg. V or -vrite to: this area. You can be first! " "" "" " h TRACTORS & MACHINERY - USUAL AUCTION TERMS. New -product , new package, East End Coa I & YOUR INSURANCE against office ma- \Z?®;iS£&$mmMmm?m ^is^ i C. C. Hyde Feiten Impl. Co. chine lalluro, have II serviced and Z Paul Llnse , Owner , Ln Crosse, Wis , ' lit. 2, Barre Mills Ph. 7-:!3S8 ;/ 1 opportunity. cleaned rc-flularly by Wl NONA TYPE- Regional Employment Manage* new financial 113 WashihRloii St . Phone 4fi.'J2_ Cement Product-s Co. Accessories, Tires, Part* ;j R. W. Wehrenberg mill Darol Linse, Auctioneer 's.' Thorp Finance ?f Small investment puis you in ' 901 E. Blh Tel. 3389 WRITER SERVICE, Your Business Ma- _ 104 Eastern Air Lines Inc. "Where you get more chine Headquarters, I6l E, 3rd. Tel. ~"~ ~~~ i Corp. of La Crosse, Cashier , Burton Radcliff , M indoro , Clerk. 1 Dept. #3 Itusiness. For interview , write 6-3300. 1 aVerne Hall Westby Wis Auction Represent itm intl Cln k heat at lower cost." ~ "" " " K Miami International Airport A. .1, LANGENFELD , ATTENTION TY REWRITE RS anrt ad(t lno machines " for TIRES sf- r *** -*gY"f , sale or rent. Reasonable rates, tree Miami , Florida H astings Minnesota Slabs & Lumber delivery, Sec us for all your office NEW AND USED. For flood quality ilobwo-od and We recap, opportunity employer. supplies, desks, Hies or olflco chairs. retread nnd repair; Equal FA RMERS lumoer call Lund Typewriter Co. Tel. 51J2. also rcnaix endless belts. MumvmmWfflQWsjTTZZZT ^^_» ^F ^-^^r^. —~ I ' >s%^&$9¥&w¥ ?*__«.« 4- V w J ^ 7 LOOKING Dave Brunkow & Son Washing, Ironing Machines 79 Winona Tiro & Retread (First Pub. Mond ay, Jan. 29, 1961) Now is the time to hove your rrempetileau, Win. IH , 14 " " " ~ ~~ ' wfnmr e M A YT AG AN D F RIG IDA IR E - F a 12G1 East nth Tel. 8-1923 '® l' (*t U^ ITATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF st? Jt^JM-JA &M^AMmt^WMftaUUfcjj ^ i J/ tractor overhauled fo-r spring expert survlco. Compli'lo slock ot parti j ( ] WINONA, is. IN PROBATE COUR T For a Good Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum 64 Boats, Motrort, Etc. 106 , 15,139 work. We also overhaul ROS ' " " ' "' ' H. Chonlo & Co. Tel. .871. , F||a No OAK DINING ROOM set. Tabic, 4 chaTfl ' " :j 1' -j miles west of SiirinR Grov e Minn., then 1 mile .south nnd ) , CHETliK I10A.T - 14 tt .i " ia h,p?"" . In R» Estate ot buffet. No r-omonabl- offer refused. In- Wanted—To Buy I jo linion Cecilia M, Curlls, Decedent. engines, compressors, chain 81 motor. Tol. 8-2.108. 'i. '/i mile west, Follow Auction Arrows. : Investment? quire J25yw. lidwy. " " Ordor lor Hcarlna on Final Account saws, nnd water pumps. III Gil E ST J U N K P RTC E! and Petition f«r Distribution. M. «, W. IRON ANO METAL CO, I Motorcycle-s, Bicycle*i 107 representative of Ihe above nannrr! Consider buying this New "07 W. 2nd, across Roya l Gas Station '" '" Tho "STOP IN AND SICE US" THIS IS THE TIMI-: lo start to (jet Friday - Felbraaity 2 j ; estate havlnn tiler) Its final account 'nd j Laundromat, located in Lanes- WM. MILLER ICRAI' IKON 8. ' METAL your motorcycle ready lor Spring. Parts s-ltlemc.nl rtnd allnwam.o there- DdtUlPII.' I°ll - CO. pap hiphusl prlcrs lor scrap Iron, nnd rnpair s-arvlcc Is host now , ALLYN i Starting Time: 12:30 P.M. Lunch on Ground" of find for dlslf1biifloh"T5'lh-ft'''"0lirWn!; lh «ir* - —horo.-Minn- -ICcjuippod-with-Jfv— „....„..-Youi:..ftLasseyiL'?enuubo.u._nud .„. ""¦" - - . :; I3IRQDM nii-lrtlsY "KTdesr W6'6t""liii(f ; ' ; unln «f (i.E. washers nnd fi Cissell Ca.se Dealer W, 5nd, " ' r That the ticn-lnn IT) Tat. 2047 .^ilKAl71''TmK -- cattle InTiorntiTry Ilari^"Vwr' rVli""" ] IT IS ORDERED, dryers . Equipment has all of Closed Snturriny- Trucks, Tractors, Trailers 108 thoreol bo had on February 21, 1W?, it hy ';iuver i treated. 2 Holslcin cows, fresh 4 weeks; I IlnMe in cow , l ci- .li ' • Court Iri the latest deluxe features , This Shop operated Ted I' ' ' 10:30 o 'clock A.M., bolora this HIOHEST PRICES PAID OUR , TKUCK liODir.s ami ri'n.ilr are ;j .1 weeks ; -i' Holstein cows, fresh (I . weeks ; '.! 1 lolst- .-m eow s , fn-sh ' the probnte court room In the court hnuw business is prospering well nnd for Fiiri.i & Orolmrd Supply OUTFIT for scrap Irra) , ntmtnls, racjs, hlclos, ray* Ooinmri | K [jul.Hlty. Sro ir*. now, notice furs anrl wnnll (ir.RG'S .;¦ II weeks; 2 Holstein cows , dry, due early spriti.!; ! Guernsey i In Winona, Mlnnesoln, and thai . i.s presently paying except iomil TRAIICR, 1«0 W. 4lh. Tol. hereof be Qlvnn bv publication ot Ihla l,a Crescent , Minn. 'IW 5-2103 Store inarinRer wishes to con^ 4m. • '; cow , (resli hy sale (lute; I Holstein emv , dry, due in pu n; ;, News and hy . order In Iho Winonn Dnlly dividends on the in vestment. Sam Weisrnan & Sons ROLLAHO'MF. 19-0 - 10x55 ft. 1 bedrooms. law, tact reliahle party w!lio would INCORPORATED "i 2 . Holslriin vow a , frosh 12 week* ; 3 Holstein rows , Iresh Hi '! mailed notice as provided by Owner is elderly widow and Jij-.t like ni.-w, Wc^tlr^uilOu^^ wash- _ 450 W, 3re-n at West J weeks; II Holstein cows , fresh S months , niilkinj. : i;ned S vi LIBERA, travels extensively .so manage- ¦ E, D. payments on 3 IOOIHN of furni- f;nd Mnfor Court. '}. liolstcin lieifers . 2 yen cs old , due in spring; -I Holstein hcil-rs , i Probata Jurtcit. ment is a problem, ; Rooms Without Meals 86 J-«l) ture in lay-away iiierclinndiso ' M nidiitlis , open; 1 Ilei " . Annus hull , 3 yenrs old nest M ni", (Probate Court D-19 DAY I 4T11 W. 17_ Laroe «l«nplng room, sepa- TIUJOKS 1 ¦ Bf-hrner ond AAcMation, Kile account No. I7i:; t . 134 ¦ 5 Annus- hull calves, 4 to 7 months old; :i heifer c;i!\es , | rale -nlr.incc . Genlli-nM-n only V.n Ch«v "j- ton plrkup 1I4VS Annus Attorneys for Pofltloner. Erw in Richter Realty pc, " ' ,9 rimv 2 ton r. 8. c. pieces consist of Kroe hler 2 CENTRALL Y LOCATED -- Soparata «n- " li lo 7 months old; " I3i>talein heife r calves , 4 to '.) niontlei nld , | (First Pub. Monday, Jan. 39, 19«) Wednesday, 1 Sflt'lf'J Mh> SlA9fi Lewiston , Minn. J an/31 Ktiitc plus tallies liinupH and tr.incr, gentlemen only, Ti-I. 6«7». fi AupiN heifer calves, -I to (i montlis olfl ; :i A IIRIIS bull e;ilve.s , '" '5* Cliav . l'-„-lon C. ", C .SI .Mfi PROPOSALS SOLICITED 3.1) 9x12 rug. Mso :i-|ic. In-drooni ROOMS FOR GENTl.EAAEN-Wlth or .f. Turd ,. - nn Hand Witt will be received nnd Tel. 1 " ' 3 to S months old; 2 Allans calves , fl weeks o!i|. Senlncl pro|>osnls Fir.sl showinfi in the without llohl housekceiJlng privilerics ¦hi, Pord l-lun C «. C, duals mill presence of tho Hoard ol suite , double dresser , hnokcuso : o-«ned In tho prlvnto entrance and ball). Ttl 485" . ' 4V Tord r ton. gr mn tl(jh t .. .IMS CUMIN AND FKK D -- 2 , -ilK.I bushels ear coni; XU) husiiels : at 4 pm. . . territ ory of the New Big , »• bo* ("Ire S. Police Commissioners bed and chest; Simmons mat- 4; Int li-li in pickup S4SB 1963, for fur- Money to Loon 40 FOURTH W. 424 -Sleiplno room "for (jen'tU- ' . Dais; U, -100 s(|iiare hales mixed alfalfa bay* j W-dr«rfid«y, February 21st, rio Cash Ne»de« T ' Kt}l 'II'MHNT — S K 2-unit milker : 2 Sume , i 4 ,300 6-Inch by 1-Inch reflector "?- -MD0 on your turn'turo, car or 70 H.P. 1MB lamps , slu-cts, pillow cases tin |.jayrrifi-,f> 'III M.ir 'th. metal bicycle llcwse plates numlier-ct AparfmenU, Flatt 90 ; . M 'iuiile.\i buckets; W'e^tinnhotM! li-attt milk cmiler: Smith t'hv- '\ »lun-rur», Tol, »--60), 11* E. 3rd St. _ .-md heilspt -(;iid. Plus Ti-pc. tlin- - "' ' 1 to 4 ,200, inclu.lvo. Tractor, CENTRAL LOCATION 1st floor?' """ Iar(|« Quolity Chevrolet Co, trie hot wnter heater. U name ot Th« elle , silver and diiiiiei -warc set. . Said plfites shall he.ir the Kioms and hath. All m otlcrn. Has 105 JohiMrn Tri. v:i?ft 62-61, Tha lull TI-IHMS. il City of Winona, and. Ihe year This new merchaii-di '-e wan bct-n enmi>liiti!ly nnd reiluc- Owen lunluhl Mill " TII01U' SA1.KS COMPANY'S KASY slinl I bo On (lih-ilay for 1 (Liy only. ri'mod'-'k-d color to be used on snld plates LOANS y^ef originally priced at $t!'_ -l,!IO — oralt-d, tsi'nt, water nnd riot water fur- KKHMIT & MRS. GKUTIK ni.KXUHl ) , OWM'.HS | base with * ¦ ¦ reel j scotrhllte or r»flector|-ed PLAIN NOTE-AUTO- URNITURE nlshed. Imtnedlato poisr;s-ilon. Tel. lilt, white (altera and flouros. 170 E. 3rd SI. Tel. 291J unpaid balance-is $4a4,0fl. This KRDUCEO IN PRICE. 194* , .; Aii(;li(ineers: Curl Olson & Sun nr H-J035, ask tor 5yd Johnstone. INTEHNATIONAL - . Bidder Shall turrilalt sample ot pi*** Mn, * a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat. * a.m, to nooti, F. A. KRAUSE CO. room- outfit may ha seen al , ton -j Clerks: N, N. Kinneber K, representing 'Hinrp upon which tho hid Is based, - HOWARO W. 32" 4 laroe rooms, 1 ted- pickup, Ooocl motor , good ¦ All bld» miisf ba a ccompanied by certi- our store now. xonrm, IIMI, v/nler and hot water lur- tires, solid cab. Thh older Z 'I'liorp Snips C' o,, Clerk , llwcliester , Minn. ' "HlEAirESfA^rFroTrNS ni- hit a lot ol ; fied check or bid bond (or in ol thn "BREEZY ACRES" nlslied, private shower. Tot. lt-3085. rlul still out- : , Km "" ~o le-fl. l K:I!, ! amount of Iho tola I hid . u''nnd' • CQO 1 , f?** *"* ^ '* FRAN K WEST AGENCY DEMRAIIL F. WF.'iT LOCATION- 4 room Reduced lo . . , -4>£.7*J^ > *W«^ Plates lo ba dr-'lluerwl on or b*foro PAYMENTS LIKE! RENT South on New Highway 14-01. apiirtnuw-l, on tms llr»c, near store'., BURKE'S ¦ V May 1st, 1962. 121 W Second Tel. i/40 j riKXh'm. fi'l. \141. - ' yy ' and -II bids '' iAPM"M Vv;- ?> z/-?, ' ' ^- '-J v Tlie rlfllil fo rel-c l any " ' / ' -;r y < ! yy^^->y !>><¦:)>/ It h-r«ibV rtsdrved. Dogs Pot* Supp Hoy, Grain Feed FUItNITUUE MART UDWY. E. (MO- Avallnlllo Marc h I. J-ti«d- "C" VENABLES w /' <,v i' w. . y:yy, , , lios 42 , V 50 newly uecnmterl upstairs apt , Jend bids to ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ room, 75 W, 2nd Tid . 11-27 U £iM^r-i:wt:o(J OAT_ AN_t CORN loir »7iT~7oiri

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