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Paul Rasmussen Survives DFL Blue Chip Stocks Opposition By JACK MACKAY DULUTH , Minn. (AP) - Minne- sota Democratic - Farmer-Labor- ites have reached into traditionally Republican Olmsted County for the Yield to Pressure No. 2 man on the ticket they likely will present to voters in Novem- ber. State Sen. A. M. . Keith of Ro- Run New Selling chester—better known as "Sandy" Kelson to Nation Waiting —was endorsed for lieutenant gov- ernor by the DFL convention Sun- day. Some observers looked on it Drive Hits as a move to tighten party ranks For Senate that bent a bit when Keith was For Market to active in an attempt to draft Atty. Gen. Walter Mondale to run for N.Y. Market governor. In Wisconsin By HARVEY BREUSCHER BULLETIN Barring any upsatt in tha DFL JV/ADISON -R—Gov. Gaylord Nel- NEW YORK l/n - Tht stock primary in September . Keith will announced his candi- Hit the Bottom son finally market declined again Hiit aft- r dacy today for the L . S. Senate By JACK LEFLER ernoon with trading volume so DFL Slate seat—held since'1938 by Sen. Alex- AP Business News Writer heavy that the 52-minutc lag in ander Wiley, asserting that the the high-speed DULUTH , Minn . UP) - Here NEW YORK M — Where will the stock market hit bottom " ticker tape set office requires "more leadership That question has the nation's millions of stockholders and thou- an all-time record. are the DFL's endorsed can- and more imagination." sands of brokers in a sweat. At noon . The Associated didates for state office: The 45-year-old Nelson only- Governor . The answer — which few are willing even to guess at — is vital Press average of 30 stocks was — Karl Rolvaag. Democrat to win two terms as Lieutenant governor to the economy. off 3.60 to 221.60. At 1 p.m. — State Wisconsin governor in this cen- Sen . A. M. Keith Rochester. The great slide has ripped an estimated $66 billion from the the Dow Jones averag, of 30 , tury, said his decision to leave Attorney General — Walter S393 billion aggregate worth of stocks listed on the New York Stock industrials was down 10.98 to " However, Mondale, incumbent. had "not been easy. Exchange since the market hit 600.90. Secretary of State — Joseph The Associated Press reported its all-time high last November. ; Donovan , incumbent. last February he had advised oth- Repeated selling waves last ' State Auditor — executive er Democrats that he had already- week sent the market staggering By ED MORSE committee expected to name made up his mind to challenge to its worst loss in 30 years. The Plane and AP Business News Writer John Nivens. Tower. ; Wiley. , - value loss for the week" was $23.7 NEW YORK fAPi - American ' State Treasurer — executive Wiley, senior Republican in the billion. | Telephone and other blue chips committee to select, possibly Senate, was endorsed for a fift h Investors unloaded stock . at a were batted downward in heavy Conrad Hammer, St. James. term by the GOP state conven- terrific rate. A total of 22 ,988,050 | selling early this afternoon as the Com- Grew of 6 ¦ ¦ Railroad — Warehouse tion Saturday—his 78th birthday . shares changed hands. j stock market took another dive. missioner—Paul Rasmussen. Nelson said he would leave the Brokers said stock owners are The Associated Press average frightened — by specific appre- v^^w^v^^^^AA^ office of governor with a "certain of 60 stocks at noon was off 3.60 Karl Rolvaag hensions and by shadowy anxieti- at 221.00 with team with Lt. Gov. sense of accomplishment." ¦ ' Lost at Sea industrials down at the top of the ticket in the "In less than four years, we eties. ' 5.00, rails down 1.00 and utilities DOVER , Del . (AP)—A massive down 2.70. general election. MUSHROOM OVER CHR ISTMAS ISLAND tests being conducted there. This explosion was have made Wisconsin the recog- Is another 1929 — the year of the I Rolvaag, who will be 49 July ! search was under way today for Losses of fractions . . . This picture of a mushroom cloud spiraling described as an air drop. "COPYRIGHT, 1962, nized leader among all the states disastrous, market crash—ahead? j to 3 or 4 18, easily won endorsement to run j points were the I upward was made at Christmas Island in the OAKLAND TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO." Henry of Courts & Co .. More than 2 ,000 dogwood trees The Dow .lories industrial aver- (Continued on Page 8, Col. 4) bit close to that planned." blown leather briefcase which Atlanta , said it appears that the age at noon was down 9 86 at had been listed as part of the former over-valuation of stocks, were planted recently in a civic DFL The first of the Cosmos series drive to make Oxford the 1 602.02. ¦ The first of the Cosmos series Dr. Charles Mayo plane debris. excessive speculation "Dog- , the political wood Capital of the World. " Prices declined in heavy trad- of Soviet satellites was launched SPOKANE , Wash. i.T) — Gonzaga The briefcase , with thc initials background and the uncertain.y A professor nt the University of ing on the American Stock Ex- Sgt. Alvin York on March 16. lt was the first So- University conferred ho n o r a r y T. C. D., had been found a mile about earnings trends have been change. doctor of laws degrees on Dr. east of Cincinnati , Iowa , a few Mississippi , Dr. Samuel S. Tal- viet space launching in seven rather fully discounted or perhaps lied , got it all started after Corporate bonds were mixed. Reported Improving ; Charles W. Mayo of the Mayo miles southwest of here. That wa.s see- months. (Continued on Page 8, Col. 6) ing the glory of Washington ' U.S. government bonds showed Clinic , Rochester , Minn.. Sunday. on the path of the plane 's fatal s JAMESTOWN , Tenn. -Sfit. The Soviets announced they MARKET cherrv blossoms. scant change. Alvin C. York , the World War 1 ; As commencement speaker . Dr. plunge in which parts of it were artificial hero who killed 25 enemy soldiers would launch a series of ; Mayo told the 34:1 graduates that strewn over the countryside . in the battle of the Argonne, wa.s earth satellites during 1962 to ex- ! today is the time for resolution reported improved at a hospital plore radiation and other hazards and patience in solving problems NOT CONFUSED OR TIRED —from those of the family to those today. man will face in extended space I on the inlernational lex-el. York' 74 , was admitted to the travel. voiced concern about the hospital, Dr. Guy C. Pinckley said | He Laos Prince The fourth in the Cosmos series shortage of medically-t rained per- York had been seriously ill but April 26 and was thc was launched • sons and facilities. did not reveal the nature of brought down safely on orders ¦ Gov. Gaylord Nelson illness. from th« ground tliree days later , Carpenter Reports nearby Pall Plans Visit fo York , who lives at the Sov iets announced . Mall , Tenn., has been bedridden $500,000 in Library SUSPICIOUS FLIGHT since suffering a stroke eight Tan said Cosmos 5 was circling Books Stolen Annually TUCSON , Ariz. (.TV—A Tucson yearl ago. the earth in 102.75 minutes. The policeman radioed for help after He was awarded Ihe Medal of angle of its orbit's inclination to ; NKW YORK (AP' — Literary Philippines he spotted a man running down Honor ' in 191B for destroying a the equator is 49 degrees, the j note: The Brooklyn Puhlic Library VIENTIANE tin — Pro-West- tho street near the University of reported Sunday that the value of On Space Journey German machine gun nest , killing highest point of its orbit is 994 ern Prince Benin Oum left today Arizona one night. 5 of thc enemy nnd capturing 32 miles and the lowest point is 126 I books stolen from its shelves on a three-day goodwill visit to Moments later , the rail was can- By VERN HAUGLAND 3 After he re-entered the into orbit , Marine I,t . Col. .John H. others. miles a hnve the earth , Tass saiii. ' amounts lo $r>(W ,ft0ii a vear. the Philippines despite a major celed, The man hadn' t, been a bur- CAPE) CANAVERAL . El a. earth's atmosphere, he could hoar Glenn Jr., had noticed surround - new rebel army thrust threaten- glar niter all J/e was just flying —Astronaut Malcolm Scol t Cnr- the Mercury contro l center here. ing (lie earth. ing government-held llotiei Sai a kite. penler says he dul not become He was unable to talk to the This is so well defined, Carpen- near the Tha iland border . confused or tired during his (bird center because his radio equip- ter said, that when the dark sida The dominant member of Bonn orbit of tbe earth—-but was pre- ment wns out of range. of tbe earth is seen from the moon Oum 's Cabinet , Cen. Phoumi WEATHER occupied with many tasks. 4. He called his triple orbit "the earth would appear to be a Nosavan , accompanied the prince. FEDERAL FORECAST This personal account contra- "easy as a bus ride" and declared bright blue ring in the sky " in Boat ing WINONA AND VICINITY-Con- dicted ft report from nn offic ial he was " ready lo RO for a two 2 Killed He dismissed tbe new rebel at- Abou t visibility in space — tticrB tack as of little importance. sidcrable cloudiness tonight -awl at t lfe Hawaii station that Car- weeks' orhil . " Tuesday with showers anil thun- penl cr seemed tired , pet haps con is no change in depth perception, The government leader left derstorms. Low tonight in 50s , fused. i. "Drifting flight offert no he said . The astronaut has the Laos in spilt* of a dune IS dead- binh Tuesday in 60s. Cai |xMiter is leav ing today for problem , " he said. "I would be same relative size ;md stereo- line tie! by neutralist Prince Sou- LOCAL WEATHER welcome ceremonies at his home- happy to have continued four or scopic vision in space that he docs Crash at Red Wing vanna Phoiunn for agreement on Official observations for (lie 24 town , Boulder, Colo. five more orbits in drifting. " on earth. "I was utile at one titn a a coalition government in Uios. hours ending at. 12 m. Sunday : 6. lie said he did not know lo look straight down and distin- (AP) A Red Wing by the crew of the tow- ihull imbedded in a 12-inch tree. guish RED WING , Minn. — ( The United States and the So- Maximum , Wl; minimum , 52; Ha made thett other points at whether his 2f>0-niile overshoot of four separate layers of boat Col. Davenport , commanded A woman living near the area ' speeding motorboat crunched into viet Union buck Souvann s bid to noon , 62; precipit.il ion , none, a news contcrence Sunday; his .planned area mi^hl have been clouds This is depth perception of by Capt. Norbert Strong. said she had heard a loud crash guvcrniiwnt includin g 1. Frost peeling oil his capsule a hundred miles " a growing I rec in the rain-swollen I form a Official observations lor the 24 the result of failure of his retro- Zillgit t said an extensive inves- and an outboard motor running Communists , neutralists and Bonn hours ending at 12 in. today: apparently caused the "firefly " pre - rocket s to deliver the pro|>er Mississippi River during a tigation indicated Mr.s. Foist.'id j crazily after the noise. Zillgitt said Oum's righti st s . , Previous at Maximum , (iii ; minimum , 54; efteel—or " snowfUikes " as he About weightlessness — Ai Gltnn ' amount o>( braking thrust. dawn ride Sunday—then the dam- and Miller had gone to Miller s the motor apparently ran until it tempts al forming a coalition noon , M; precipitation , . 41. called them—on the triple orbit also had reported , it is " very wel- aged bout buzzed down the river boathouse with several other per- was out of luci, repeatedly deadlocked . AIRPORT EATHER of the earth last Thursday, He The Nnvy lieutenant command- come and very peaceful—there ia have ' carrying two 'victims. sons after a party. He said thc victims sustained American military sources said (N. Central Observations) related how be created his own er s news conference left sc ien- just no difficulty in accommodat- Sheriff Paul M. Zillgitt of Red With Ihe river running high , the chest and head injuries from the today several companies of rebel Max. temp. «i M 4 p.m . Sun- snowfUikes by knocking on thc tists here delighted and dazzled. ing to this stale." The space »uit They treasured the Wing snid the two persons aboard boat apparently sped In the dark- impact , "just like a ear accident," soldiers, . believed to include North day, min. 3f> at noon today, sky sides of his spacecraft. knowledge he itself—in which Carpenter had gained in his trouble-studded tri- were Mr^i. Grant Kolslnd , 37, and ness into a grove of trees nor- 'llie damage • to the boat was Vietnamese t roops , are continuing overcast at l .OtNl fed, visibility 4 •J. He made a mistake in leaving never previously spent a comfort- Harry L Miller Jr.. .18. mally above the wuterlipe. The nbove thc waterline. The craft WHS thei r push against llouoi Sai. miles with light rain , wind 5 two control systems of the Aurora ple orbit able moment — -suddenly waj Their bodies were found in the sheriff sunt bark was found in the powered by a 50-horscpower out- However , Ihere was no late news MP.II from east , hiironieler 2!> , f)0 7 on simultaneously. This depleted He told abou t the haze |,iyer that "more comfortable lhan 1 would damaged boat downstream from boat and pieces of the fiberglass board. from the ftghl ing area, ' and steady, humidity 83 percent. hi* fuel supply, America ' s lust astronaut to go be at home in bed , " Australia Wants Mo re to Britain to ' ..antic* pretty girls , day. "I would like to see many ' DEAR ABBY: j away from home, more emmigrate fiom Britain." I. —; : . Dowffer, who is touring Europe- ¦ ' " Women Immigrants "There aren't .nearly enough at- !¦ —- i . . . an countries, told newsmen, "I LONDON (AP ) — Australia's] tractive young wotften in Austral- have got the reputation of being This Man Is minister of immigration has cpme ' ia," said Alwander Downer Sun- 1[an international woman chaser." Sick, Sick, Sick By ABIGAIL VAM BUREN DEAR ABBY: My problem is a man I've been married to for 22 years. No matter what we need, he knows someone who can get it for him wholesale. I am not opposed t» saving money, SHOR but we're stuck with so much stuff because of his "wholesale connections" it is ridiculous. Six cases of sour, pitted cherries. ^jj^yj^^y^^^ Two cases of mustard. A fur coat that smells like a cat when ¦ it's wet , and boxes of cosmetics all dried out. Our carpeting FOR • FABULOUS came in the wrong color and they refused to take it back, Bow ¦ ¦ PRINTS can I convince him it is cheaper to- buy things retail like every- ! jfaB t ii i jjTnraM ^^^ body else? SICK OF WHOLESALE ¦ mm y______k ti/il I MM 'J iiVKim i HANDSOMI DEAR SICK: Your husband is a little "sick , " too. He 's ^ ^ T^^^^y W^ % yy SOLIDS allergic to the retailer 's profit , insensitive to being skinned, ^ ^^ ^^m m and deaf to vour common sense. Get him to a "retail" doctor, but fast ! H I j IB IJ H »M4M K? T__r STYLES DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a wom- an who asks a man for his financial statement after four dates? CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: Before a proposal? I think that 's a good way to lose a man with- out even trying. DEAR ABBY: My parents decided to make a cello player out of my older brother . He hated (JOeur retiring comrnancier, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR DINNER ... to rtgm, Lester u. Peterson , it and wouldn 't practice. He was so bad his de Lion Commandery, Knights Templar, held Gerald O. Harvey, new confmander, Mrs. Harvey, teacher said he wouldn 't teach him for a million Abby its inspection and annual dinner at fhe Masonic Mrs. Peterson, Mrs, Fred Kalmen, of Prescott, dollars. Wel l , we had this old cello laying around the house, so Temple Saturday evening. Work in the Temple Wis., and Mr, Kalmen, grand junior warden of my parents are forcing ME to take cello. I hate it. I love music artd [ mf degree of the commandery was conducted in the Minnesota Commandery of Knights Templar. want to take up the clarinet or some wind instru- v^^^^^r^Mmttf ^^^^^^ m J^^^LTKXA^^^ ment so 1 can play in thc school the afternoon and evening. Officers and distin- (Daily News photo) band. They refuse to invest ^ ______r ^^^^^^^^^^ L - ' y^^^^^^^^L. in another musical instrument. Is this fair? ^\\mm\ ^^^^^ ^^ \ M^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B guished visitors are shown at the dinner. Left STUCK WITH A CELLO DEAR STUCK: No. it is not fair. Suggest that they sell the cello i place an add in your newspaper) and buy a clarinet 3 Dead in 54 Get Diplomas with the money. May CONFIDENTIAL TO France "TRYING TO HELP": Sorry, but I do Minnesota not write to people with advice at the suggestion of a "friend," At Osseo School If the party you are attempting to "help" is ready to take ad- vice from me, let him ask for it. Try Salan Accidents OSSEO, Wis. — Fifty-four sen- iors received diplomas at com- son , Curtis Julson , Carol Kite By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mencement exercises Friday from linger, Geoffrey Kloster. Ronald Langner, Beatrice Mark Mrs. Robert Kennedy Three persons , including a man Gordon Rodeen, administrator. girls were killed In sep. ham, Patricia Moen, Edwin Nor / / ^mmmWmW ^^u\fmmmm%^^L^m ^. ^m^mWSmWW Second Time and two , The class was presented, by John Talks on Peace Coros ris, Virgil Olson, Ardith Pedcr By JOSEPH B. DYNAM arate highway accidents in Minne' sola Sunday. Leadholm, principal. son, Linda Pederson , Mildred Pe ! CULLMAN, Ala. (AP) — Mrs. ¦ PARIS 'APi— The French gov- terson, Ronald Peterson. Can I I Wa ..Urrl-/^Jm IJ^B / " -mmmmmmW*- - Selecf your lun ond f un The statewide death toll for the Ellen Wlk gave the valedictory Robert F. Kennedy, wife of the j ernment may try Secret Army Or- Pettis, Duane SayJe*, Bruci I / iiifl tw. f i 'im m * j^^m *u/* drejjti from thii excit/ng year rose to 189 compared with address and Michael Kaas , the Scheit attorney general, urges young I /^^HMJM_S______r x f col* ganization chief Raoul Salan again , Elgie Sieg, Gary Solberg 236 one year ago , «B drivers head salutatory. Other honor student! Penelope Stewart , Lawrenci people to consider service in the I ______v_fflHjVfl__\J s A for the Memorial Day holiday. I ^ A / jtction of bora stylet to covtr-upfc seeking a death penalty that were Charles Anderson, Mary Stomprudc , Bonnie Jean Stras Peace Corps or a career in the / JH»M|ll^3c_____ k might help convince European Cindy BubolU , 7 , Buffalo Lake, Ann Bjerke, Judith Briggs, Ju- burg, Albert Thoma, Charle U.S. Foreign Service. i Youll l«v« «ach and every one from the dl»« • terrorists their drive to bloc k in- was killed Iat4 Sunday afternoon dith Ann Deinhammer, Harvey Void, Louella Von Haden, Johi mwMmW>fflW•l____l_V^ «i* when the car ihe was in with six Gunderson, Nancy Lou Henning, Ward , David i Addressing die graduating class dependence of the territory is fu- Welke and Barbari &Ot!y bore to th« dress with its own Irttlo bolero olher persons collided with an- Barbara Jean Nyen , Loraine POP Ann Yarnall. of St. Bernard College Sunday fm< \\\ '%\\ l ^ Ml ' VJL^ K r^^^ . sorne of France's highest mili- invocation and benediction, and eign service posts around the : ,rm. y°u p°y '•¦ car overturned in a watery ditch Methuselah, a 260-pound python V' m t v% \\i^ • V% ^l\ ^m. ^ ^^ 1» ^V ^^ . ^ *** *° tary decorations, smuggled in- nea r Dilworth , and Lawrence J. the high school band played the world. " processional recessional. is now at his new home in a pri ' ovmr structions to his followers while Krautkremer, 62, North Mankato , Mrs. Kenned y was awarded an in prison. The government could Other members of the class vate zoo here. honorary degree of doctor of hu- period fatally injured In a collision east claimed by his own \\ ^ a off try him in a regular criminal were Bonnie Alvestad , Vicki The snake, mane letters by St. Bernard, a % >\ -^fc. \_ V' *** of Mankato, ers to be the largest in captivity "**» » IL A^t \\: . . months, H desired. court on such charges. Lynn Anderson, Chery 1 Andrus, Catholic college operated by the .V. W ^ k ' ' . is 31 feet long and is estimate! Daryl Bagley, James Blom, Charl- Benedictine Order. Salan was found guilty of trea- er had sentenced Gen. Edmund es Bye, Ronald Erickson," Ray- to be about 100 years old. son because of his leadership of Joiihaud to death on similar mond Glzcwski, Howard Hammer, Methuselah's owners, Mr. anc the terrorist secret army and for charges, gave Salan a life sen- Juanita Hanson, James Husom, Mrs. Howard Wise Barry of near being involved in an attempted tence after It ruled there were Gordon Jermstad, .Jacqueline by Buckingham, Pa., had quar 1961 military revolt in Algeria. extenuating c ircumstances in Sa- Johnson, Judith Ann Johnson. Ro- tered the python in a room o; The military tribunal , which earli- lan's case. bert Johnscn, Sandra Kay John- their home. Imp ortant Medical Discovery

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"FIRST IN SERVICE — Beau$§ We Put Sem>e FIRST" RATION ^^^* ^^^ H y his wife and 12; Jean, 11; behind Jean, Mrs. Vogel holding men were involved in burglaries tonight and Tuesday and toward . hungry, disturbed nine children, who will live in a house on the Jan ,.2; Mark, 7; Anne, 6, and Lee, 2. The stew- in Winona and Olmsted counties, the latter part of the week. and fretting. If Sheriff Fort said. Additional rainfall in the area base until the division completes its field train- ardess is Josephine Elosva , Chicago. agriculture pros- He names Dean Bagley, 31, brought warnings of high water in ing early in August. Waving goodbye to Grand- - pers, the whole Donald Frye, 27 and Donald Graf , the Mississippi with stages which nation prospers, all of St. Paul, as accomplices. will approach the spring crests. he said. Darwin and Frye. arraigned in The Mississippi at Winona was Lew Gspnlon , Enchanted by River municipal court in Faribault Sat- at a 9.4-foot stage today and was representative of urday, were bound over to District slated to rise to 10) feet Tuesday, Family of 10 the Minnesota Court. Each was charged with 10.5 Wednesday and crest at 11 Dairy Associa- burglary and grand larceny. Bond feet Thursday and Friday. tion , was master Helen for each was set at $2,500. WATERS WERE high In the Mis- of c e r e mon- Flies to Join Magazine w riter Bagley, who was arrested Fri- sissippi throughout the district ies. The invocation was given by day by authorities in Faribault, and rivermen and police and sher- Rev. Rodney W. Riese, Immanuel still is being questioned. iff authorities issued warnings to Lutheran Church . Gl en Haase, The fourth man named hy Dar- , left , shows boaters to use extreme caution. DISCUSS RISK RATES . . . Robert H. Provost Plainview dairy day chairman, Soldier Father win in his confession, Graf, is in Water was rising over lowlands film strip on ju-venile auto insurance rates to Dr. Hugh Capron introduced other committee mem- Praises Winona the custody of Wright County The wife of a 32nd Division which contain stumps and trees and James T. Schain of Wjnoma. Dr. Capron is driver education bers and special guests. "At the heart of this paradise Beach. Communities mentioned authorities together with two ot h- headquarters staff officer and her ers. A seventh man still which would be a hazard to small instructor at Winona State College and Schain appeared on the MILTON Schwantz,. Plainview, for water sportsmen is Winona , in the article on the "Upper Mis- is being , sissippi'' include Winona sought by authorities. boating. program with Provost to answer students' questions about auto Region 10 dairy association chair- nine children ranging in age from where there are more than 1 500 , Fountain \ Today's rain measured .44 of an boats in a community of 7,000 C ity, Reads Landing and Fronte- ; insurance factors. (Daily News photo) man , introduced Darlene Nisbit, 2-15, left by North Central Air- IN HIS inch and fell within an hour at 8 families," says a lead article in nac. .j CONFESSION, Fort Stockton , past region princess, lines plane from Winona about said , Darwin admits his group to 9 a.m. During the rainstorm the current issue of Plymouth Also mentioned is the Steam-1 who will crown thc next regional 11:45 . a.m. today to fly to Fort took between $50 and S60 at Radio Station KAGE was off the Traveler on the Mississippi in boat Julius C. Wilkie at Levee ! SOME ANSWERS princess at Lake City June 20. Frisch & Johnson 's garage at St. air due to lightning damage at Lewis, Wash. Minnesota. Park which contains a museum j Diane Morissey, past Wabash a The magazine, a publication for of Upper Mississippi River lore, Charles and between $200 and $300 the transmitter station. County dairy , s pok e The flight departure to Minne- j princess Plymouth car dealers, has color Copies of the' magazine are at the Keller & Swan Lumber Co. The weather station at North briefly. apolis was delayed over an hour photos showing an aerial view of available at the Winona Cham- They also entered the Keller & Central Airlines at Max Conrad by weather. Is Junior s Car Entertainment was provided by the Mississippi in the Winona ber of Commerce. Swan Lumber Co. office at Dover, Field reported an overcast sky at Why the Pahl sisters, Mazeppa , and Mrs. Eugene Vogel and family area , the Conrad family, Whit- Recounted in the article is Pilot but nothing was taken. 1,000 f eet with risibility 4 miles Carol Roberson and Gerald- Starz, of Arcadia , plus luggage, were taker's Marina, and Lake Park Max Conrad's famous exploit on! Darwin did not admit burglariz- with light rain. both of Bear Valley. transported to the Winona airport Armistice Day 1941 when the flier ! ing the O & J Motor Co. St. TEMPERATURES remained chil- Insurance So High? in Ernie Reek's dance band bus. led rescuers to hunters marooned Chaple_y where about $20 was tak- ly oTer the weekend, with the psf vnalsame night. When Junior begins driving tie USING A FILM s-trip and tape They expected to arrive at Fort Police to Charge in a blizzard . ^<^_ high mark Saturday 68 and Sunday , s insurance recorder, Provost also explained Lewis late today or in early eve- Associate Editor Richard Dun- No admissions are made in the the family car dad' ' confession to two afternoon 66. Low Sunday morn - , in most cas«s new regulations governing insur- ning and-will live -in a house Maj. lop, who wrote the article, went breakins at rates go up and , Owners oi Dogs , ing vas 54 and this morning 82. so does his blood pressure ance rates for assigned risks— GOP Mail Vogel had secured for them on the on a river cruise with Winonan Fountain one at Wykoff and two By n oon the reading was only 56. E. M. Allen and passed through more at Spring Valley. They're Some reasons for this situation drivers re-applying for insurance base. Not Yet Licensed A year ago today the Winona following cancellation of cover- Maj. Vogel had wanted his fam- Winona Lock and Dam 5A. in Fillmore County. high was 75 and the low 47. All- were given the Winona State Col- Sheriff Fort said he would go age because of violations. ily to join him earlier , but his wife Do. owners who have not "A resident of any one of the time high was 95 in 1874 and the lege driver education class this Aga river towns can gel to liis favor- to Faribault Tuesday to question morning by Robert R. Provost, All aiito insurance firms doing Runs inst decided to remain in Arcadia un- obtained licenses for their dogs low for May 28 7 , were selected from a field of 22 : Wendt and William Wilsey. The Buffalo County Soil Survey North Carolina voters pi cked how been made uniform and are by Sen. Homer Capehart of In- Elisabeth Hamcs, Peter Hans-en , Minneapolis , was found floating in to compete in the state dairy con- out lines the general geographic their candidates for Congress Sat- dependent upon the individual' s diana. The bulk of these oppose Robert Herron , Joseph Herzig, El- the Mississippi near St. Cloud test at Menomonie Ju ly 7-9. features; the climate: the kind of urday. Rep. A. Paul Kitchin , who driving record. Maximum liabili- Kennedy 's plan. mer Holmstadt , Mary Jacob, Sunday. Koch had a fishing boat Driver Pays Fines vegetation , and the physiography, had the toughest primary fight ty coverage should be increased tied on shore about 12 miles north , The program Kennedy supports Dennis Kane, Karl Kehren , Bar- geology and drainage of the coun- chalked up a slim victory over when young drivers enter the bara Knudson , Judy Knudson , of St. Cloud. picture. Provost said, but most is embodied in the King-Anderson 2 Youths Fo rfeit On Two Charges ty. In addition , the survey report John P. Kennedy in the flth Dis- bill , now before the House Ways .lames Laqua , Judith Leerssen , When he came to the area ag-sin contains 45 detailed soil maps of trict Democratic primary. assign ed risks can get only the Mary Lutgen , Donna Maloy, Al- I.aVerne L. Rothering, 607 W. legal minimum of SIO. 000 individ- and Means Comm ittee. It would over the weekend , appa rently to On Beer Charges 4(h St., pleaded guilty today be- the various sections of the coun- Kitchin , seeking his fourth t erm , vin Meincke , Marie Michels , Rog- fish Koc h found the swollen ual liability and $20,000 total lia- provide hospital , nursing and , fore Munici pal Judge S. 1). J. Bru- ty. will meet North Carolina 's only er Morriscy, Donald Mueller , Dale .lohn A. Wenzel , 20 Lewiston . bility coverage. home therapy care or persons stream had moved his boat sev- . ski to charges of driving after rev- Buffalo County residenls desir- Republica n House member. Rep. Nelson , Patric ia Newsonie Dale eral feet from shore. Police said Minn., and Jerry A. Johnson , 20 , over 65 who are covered by So- oration of his license and .speeding. ing a copy of the survey may Charles R. Jonas, in thc No vem- Oliver . Kathleen Peters , Marvin Koch , wearing a life jacket , ap- Rushford , Minn. , both forfeited $2.^ write to Cong. Lester Johnson , Old "BEST THING any young driver cial Security or railway retire- Rothering was arrested by po- ber election. The slate has lost ," Provost , Peters . parently collapsed as he waded deposits in municipal court today House Office Building, Washing- can do told the class ! ment benefits. lice at 12:5a a.m. today al -lih one House seat based on the infifl "is get very well acquainted with Response to Kennedy' Constance Reynolds, JoAnn out to retrieve the boat. on the charge of being minors in Ion , D. (". s address and Franklin streets. census and the state legislature his dad's insurance agent. Tell was reported to have been disap- Richardson , Thomas Siew ert , About 2 ,000 sandbags were possession of beer. The soil survey is part of the put Jonas and Kitchin in the same Richard Sprick . Darrell Stef fen- placed along the river at Sartcll . Wenzel also forfeited a $25 de- Judge Bruski sentenced him U> technical assistance furnished by him every time you have even pointing to the Wh ite House. Ken- days new districts. the smallest accident, Any report- hagen, William St effenhagen , Gar- about 5 miles north of SI. Cloud , posit on Ihe charge of operating a pay a $30 line or serve id the USDA's Soil Conservation Serv- nedy himself discounted the sig- in cily jail on the first chrage , Jonas was unopposed Satu rday. able accident goes on your rec- nificance of the mail he is re- ry Swagger , Margaret Tevwilliger , but no damage occurred . car hi violation, of Ihe open bottle ice to the Buffalo County Soil Con- Three other incumbent Democrats Geraldine Teske. John Vin ing, Two persons were killed in Ihe law . $25 or eight days in the cily jail servation District. Field work on ord , whether you are responsible ! ceiving. won renomination easily and sev- or not. Insurance rates arc based .lean Weinruann , Charles WU-ch , Mississippi at Red Wing early Holh were arrested by police nt on the second , the sentences to Ihe survey was completed in 1957. ' run consecutively. ¦ en others had no opposition. Two on these records compiled by the He told his news conference last Keil h Willers , Linn Willers. Lee Sunday when their boat crashed I: lfl a.m. today at Mark and I of the latter , Peps. L, II, Foun- ' Wednesday that in a week he got Wimmer , Richard Wise , Gernld into a water-sun qunded tree . Vic- Franklin streets. Kotherine paid the fines. DI PLOMAT AT THE SHUTTER Highway Department, so they are tain and Herbert C. Bonner, fiave extremely important to you, only 28 letters on Laos, "an ex- Wohlers , Richard Wood and Boy- tims were Mrs. Grant Folstad. 37 , , l*ut ELMIRA N. Y. m—A woman no opposition this fall , either. most of all , tremely important problem , " and ton Herman. and linrr.v li, Miller Jr., 38, both Star-Gazette it pays to drive safe - complained to Elmira Claude L. Green Jr. won the Re- ly in the first place." 440 on the cancellation of tnx ex- Two sets nf twin girls are of Hed Wing. photographer Fred Perozi that a publican nomination to o ppose Provost's presentation, i emption for a mercy foundation. among the graduating: Mar lene A crest in the Red River was ,%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%/m\mmmW ^^- TOR ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ fl taken her was was In picture he hnd of Sen. Sam J. E rvin Jr. in the lal- connection with a statewide pro- Goldwater said lie thought Ken- and Mary Mocchnig. daughter s of expected today at Fargo Moor- had taken j not as good ns one he ters hid for re-election thi.s fall. gram of the state Insurance In- nedy's address hurt him. "His in- Mr . nnd Mrs. Wesley Moechnig, head, where about 30 fam ilies previously. In Kentucky, Sen. Thrust on B. formation Center satiable demand for more power and Harbara and Judy Knudson , were evacuated from low-lying H . ;^_____II_-»ri^^^^^^^^^^^^H , you must remember, , sponsored ' ^^^^^^^^ "'Madam B. Morton , former GOP national jointly by all risk firms operat- popped right out of his eyes for daughters ol Mr. and Mrs. Ches- areas. Heavy rain pushed the ______K______u£"V^______l diplomatically, "that I was he said chairman, appears sure to> win ing in Minnesota . all lo see," Goldwater said. ter Knudson. stream lo 27.:i!) feet this morning, 15 years younger at the time." t ¦ Republican nomination for a sec- more than 10 feet above flood ond term while Lt. Gov, Wilson stage. ______H /_^____K______Kr' ^;^______: ,§al-______l i COLD DAY IN ARIZONA H ¦ ______¦_iH^H^.-%>- - ______¦ W. Wyatt is thc leading contender ^^^^^^^______^^^^^^^^^^^^^ tS ______&£&$______PHOENIX, A.riz. MV-Air Force for the Democratic senatorial Strub said tht Mississippi crest- Capt . Dnvid L. Elliott once said nomination. ed at 11.2 feet Sunday at Fort UL^^IHMii^^^^H* 'fcfcs^v?» *&&: could remember, state Sen. Ryan de Grnffcnficd In stream is expected to reach 12.2 ¦ "~ * ' y¦ ' ' -\y^^ JVt&Sh^ ~4_ That day Elliott and Betty Alice the gubernatorial primary. 3>emo- Begins Arcadia Festival Wednesday. y ' - . *^ku N.v>v^SKijr/ ?. .. '«T^_tr ^*«F#>V * forecasts included Frlckson were married. cratic nomination is tanta mount (or danc- Other crest ¦ ARCADIA , Wis. (SpecinD-The by I.ee Castle , with Jackie Good The orchestra will play Red Wing, 10.8 this morning:, !2 " to election in Alabama. Each is ing until t a.m. Thursday. ' : " ' y ' KALMUKS TO BUILD. a professed segregationist , h»ut de- Ninth annual Broiler-Dairy Festi- as vocalist , will play a concert feet on Wednesday, flood singe It; S: X . rAxX* -r^P^ , from ti-10 p.m. Wednesday ;»l the We ydl carnival street shows will ¦• ¦ <^^^- ¦ ¦ ;¦ ¦ LAKEWOOD , N. .1. -Some Graffenried appeared lo Uikc a val will get under way here Me- Lake City . 13.3 this morning, 11.3 "' -J"^¦ -. ' ^- .' *--. ' X- ¦ ., *•• - ' ¦ ' y • de- high school auditorium , followed be on hand for Ihe festival , which flood stage Hi; IV i tmna ' - '' ' ** • ' > v y \s ' ' - - ' 1 Slid Kolmuks, members of a more moderate stand than Wal- morial Day wilh a sports car Thursday, " vout Buddhist group, live In this lace. by thc crowning of thc queen. will feature the slate horse pull- SM this morning, 11 feet Fr iday, urea. Another runoff election nl.vo held gymkhana at 1 p.m. at the city There are 17 candidates , who will ing ront est Saturday, a fly-in , the floo d stage 13, and l.al'rosse R.7 FINGERS DO THE WALKING They moved from Mongolia to attention. This one, held last Tues- hall park and choosing, and crown- attend a banquet in the school festival parade and a talent show this morning, 10 feet Saturday, LET YOUR R ussia three centuries ago and day in Oklahoma , ended with ing a queen ot the festival. dining room Wednesday evening Sunday. flood stage 12, fled Communist persecution after builder W. P. Bill Atkinson only Arcadia Fryers will be served where Ihey will be observed nnd Olher features will be street Slrub said lhat if heavy rains Shoo the |] YELLOW fl way! lfllV. 440 votes nhend ol former Gov. at charcoal pits beginning Wed- interviewed hy the judges prior dancing Saturday night , and para- come, river people should he alert Tho Kalmuk s plan to build a Raymond Gary in tfie Democratic nesday and continuing through the to Ihe concert. chute Jumps and sky diving Sun- for crest revisions. Roth the Jtum trniple nnd am old people' s home gubernatorial primary. A recount festival , which will end Sunday. A queen und two attendants will day morning. Alice in Daioland river arid Ihe St. Croix were carry un a farm near Medford Lakes. Mart* today." Jimmy Dorscy '» Band, directed be selected.' will be in lho Sunday parade. ina heavy rain runoff today. J/ ^X =^ They'll Do It Every Tim< By Jimmyjfolo | Bflckmiller Back Ql Zf oppmsid,J! OAL Ylitfa For Blair Class Uis GefGtowino BLAIR, Wis. (Special)-A. A. Buckmiller, McFarland; Wis., su- \ By A. t. SHIRA J pervisor of the Blair school sys- tem 12 years, returned here Fri- M^ Som* Miscellaneous Commsnts day to present diplomas*to 38 sen- We had several calls from gardeners this spring stating that their iors of the graduating class, who forsythdas had only a relatively few blooms and then only on the started their schooling in the Blair Sto low branches next to the ground. This was our experience, also. school district at the beginning of By EARL WILSON The reason was that on the higher and more exposed branches Buckmiller's administration. Chester E. Meissner, who be- PARIS—There li still a tendency in France to take the world the blossom buds were frozen and did not bloom. This is ¦ rather , common occurrence for this plant in our northernarea. came administrator when Buck* situation lightly. With part of the U.S. Fleet ln the Mediterranean , that the real reason ia that France is about A number of varieties of forsythla are being tested at the Minne- miller resigned last fall intro- they're saying Jokingly, duced the former supervisor and to invade Monaco, and the Fleet is here to protect Grace Kelly. sota Landscape Arboretum in an effort to develop one the flower Over in Rome: When LI2 Taylor and R. B. (we Hia#4# go tently survive the winters. We nuals are used in toe garden to , opposite Capri, for two weeks' "Cleopatra" film- understand that the hardiest one Claire State College, who spoke on to the Isle of Ischia good advantage. "Drop Your Buckets Where You ing, will Sibyl Burton go along? so far is he variety Beatrice Far- Additional annuals such as zin- very large and profuse Are." And if she does, won't the island unique invasion of France s fa- rdnd with nias, asters, marigolds and snap- " . . Liz's re- blooms. We planted one of these The invocation and benediction be rather crowded? - shion world. When the 50 retailers dragons can be grown in the were given by the Rev. James action to all criticisms, such as this spring. vegetable garden for cut flowers. were discussing it all afterward, It is hoped that their efforts Ennis, St. Ansgar's parish, Blair. that heard in Congress, is "Sticks somebody said Europe was won- It just seems as there cannot be break my bones, will be successful, for a forsythia too many for cutting during the Dawn Berg, president of the and stones may derful except for difficulty in get- , gave the welcome. Glenn bui names can never hurt me." bush covered with a wealth of summer. class ting iced drinks: "In Europe they yellow blossoms in the early Borreson, valedictorian spoke on I whipped over to» Wee to see don't give you anything cold" . . . (Satchmo) Armstrong play spring is a most thrilling sight. "A Three-Fold Faith" and the sa- Louis "Oh yes, you get one thing cold , The question of the proper lutatorian, Wilmer Dahl, "The Fu- to a big crowd in the new audi- replied Brooklynite Hy Rubin , delightful find- "¦ ' ' pruning of tha early flowering Sentinel Struck ture is What We Make It." torium—and it was .. . . the hot water." shrubs has come up again as it ing hirn so well received. And to Sophia Loren says the old story always does this time of the year. At Milwaukee and vacations* hear him talking our Amerlcaneee about dry martinis, so long a Joke, The shrubs such as white spires, French—who dug it. Bargaining was broken eif soon to tht really happened to her in Ger- mock-orange, honeysuckle and MILWAUKEE (ffV-The Milwau- , "A Kits after pickets appeared and a LIKE WHEN ht sang many. She asked a bartender for lilac should be pruned immediate* kee Sentinel missed publication spokesman for striking Local 51 to Build a Dream On" but warb- a "dry martini" and he served Explorer Scouts ly after blooming. for the first time in its 125-year said no new meet- chops for of the Guild led it, "Lend me your her three ("drei") martinis .. . The large woody stems of the history today after 350 members ings were scheduled. just a moment"—and the crowd In many European newspapers, m ike white spirea should be cut off at of the American Newspaper Guild ' ¦ ¦ GaUudji ^ -- . K loved it. He recalled when he ap- the word "Elizabeth" used to re- ¦S£kSp : . ' y' Xr A-yXy i '-^m^ X_____ tf______H the ground level and only the AFL-CIO went on strike in a con- ^-——^-——^Kt-A-¦-''¦' ¦ &X'* mmmmmmmmmmmmit^ Aid in Glean-Up If you find mold has formed on peared in the picture "High So- fer to the Queen ; now in head- ' ^^^^mt^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B newer slender stems left. If this tract dispute. a hard cheese that's been refrig- , "With Bing A group of Explorer Scouts from the shrubs will assume ctety"-as he put it lines it's often about La Taylor the Minnetonka area are credited is done, The strike started at noon Sun- erated, just trim away the mold Crosby, Frank Sinatra , Grace Kel- . . . They're telling of the conver- an airy, graceful appearance, re- day. Issues included wages, pen- and use the cheese. Such molds with giving the Conservation De- placing the leggy stems with ly and them cats." He started dis- sation between a French diplomat partment a big assist in cleaning sions, hospitalization, bonus plans are not harmful. cussing New Orleans' red light dis- and a Russian diplomat. French- m^mmm\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\wimmm ^9P^^^S!^^ shorn tops that are so disfiguring, up flood damage at a state park especially when lined in front, or trict and one of his boys spoke up man; "Well, did you work out any • M KZxyyX 'ifl in southeastern Minnesota. at the side of the house. ___S^ ^^__. and said "You mean Storyville/' new agreements today?" Russian: Over the weekend of May 5-6, 25 "They called it something else "No. but 1 violated four." By GRETCHEN L. LAMBERTON Explorer Scouts from Post 210 and THE MOCK - ORANGE should when I was there," Satch explod- HERMIONE Glngold'll title h*r WITH the highways getting more and more clogged with another 20 from Post 420 cleared be pruned immediately after ed—to more applause. motorists bus tours are getting to be increasingly popular flowering, since it will bloom ' new book "Sirens Should Be Seen away debris from the camping Audrey Hepburn s mate Mel Fer- and Not Heard" . . . The "Here's aU over the country. Locally, the new Winona-La Crosse package area at Whitewater state park next year on the new growth rer was so happy that his little bus) ) Hollywood" crew, here to TV-tape tours, (partly by , the Historical Museum tours, the baseball which resulted from a flood early made during the present season. Audrey (Hepburn Is going to do interviews with stars, is staying on tours, Minneapolis Art Institute tour, St. Paul legislative tour, this spring. This shrub is often seen as a tall "My Fair Lady" that he didn't an extra day to catch Helen Hayes come -to mind. Now another very attractive bus tour has been They also planted many trees leggy plant that is rather tin- even care whether Gary Grant or announced for Saturday, June 9—a bus tour of the Minnesota Land- sightly, Unless grown as a back- ''Professor r. . John Ireland and Gloria and shrubs, transferred a large Rex Harrison get the Grahame will team for a summer scape Arboretum just outside Minneapolis. ground screen. 'Iggini" role. Mel , who was one ¦ ¦ pile of firewood to another area tour in "Country Girl" . . ' . Paris 6ur Winona Flower and Garden Club will run a bus to this and cleaned up a construction site The size of the lilac blooms-can of the judges at trie Cannes Fes- cops just recovered a pack of famed experimental garden where every imaginable variety of be increased, if the flower heads , told trie that it interfered near a new park building. tival Princess Margaret 's letters, stolen flower, shrub and tree is tested out by the Minnesota Horticultural Park manager Wanio Kontola ex- are removed after they fade. with one project he dearly wanted from Capt. Peler Townsend's car Society aided by the University of Minnesota. June 9 will be This, of course, is impossible to to carry out—he wished to help pressed high praise for both the a few years ago. the height of the flowering season, and the huge gardens should quality and the quantity of the do with very tall plants, but the Eddie Fisher stage his new cafe one within reach can be cut of f, if ¦ -¦ -WISH I'D SAID THAT: A local be a dream of color. The Society in cooperation with the Uni- work done by the Scouts. act . fellow complains he's so henpeck- versity of Minnesota plants acres of new varieties as well as old desired. "I talked to him about it, and ed that even at a nudist camp favorites to test their color, fragrance, durability and ability Several' inquiries have been re- though we couldn't get together in his wife tells him what not to to stand both Minnesota's rigorous winters and summers. Mem- ceived about fertilizing aspara- Los Angeles, I'm going to help wear. bers of the Minnesota Horticultural Society will act as guides to gus. This can best be done in the WILL BE OPEN him in Lake Tahoe," Ferrer said; TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A B'- the Winona area visitors. Seniors al Alma fall after the old bushy stems Ferrer and his wife were close to way actor boasted he'd signed for There will be room for 33 in the bus, and twelve places have have been cut off at the ground the Fisher-Liz breakup and all already been spoken for. The round trip fare, believe it or not, level and all weeds removed. about , is: an important role in a Ben Casey Fferrer would say that TV'er. But then unfortunately, he is just three dollars. The bus will leave around 7 a.m. and mem- Hear Newsman Well-rotted manure applied to TONIGHT "It's a very sad situation." bers of the tour are asked to taie along a picnic lunch which they the bed, or row, along with a got well. ALMA, Wis. (Special) — Bob LOOKING BACK on the Cannes EARL'S PEARLS: History, ac- will eat on the picnic grounds of the beautiful Arboretum. On complete fertilizer, will keep the Ryan, Twin Cities commentator, plants vigorous and productive of Film Festival, I'd aay that Petro- cording to Inia "Washout; is just the trip home the bus will stop at the fabulous Lyndale Rose challenged 29 Alma High School UNTIL 9:00 O'CLOCK 's Style Show with gossip that has become respecta- Gardens of Minneapolis if time permits. If you would like to join heavy stalks. Prices from last week's ad good thru Tuesday celli's Men seniors Thursday night to search Rhubarb is a standby in many ¦ ¦ ¦¦ American male models showing off ble with age the tour you are asked to contact Leo Brom, Francis Jilk or Miss for the truth about other coun- SO FRESH .. ' . " ^ Louisa Farner. • * * home gardens and does well in "apott s-c a r coats and "host About the only thing teen-agers tries and to be aware of what most any good garden soil. After coats" was a standout. Samuel will take lying down these days Well, if this means anything slim and trim. The pickle in- they are graduating into: The POTATO CHI PS Pu « pound b« 39c to you this week ls National dustry is promoting new pickle the cutting has been completed Eisetiberg. president, and Al Fink , is a telephone call ... That's space age. for the season it should have V. P., carried the ball in this earl, brother. Pickle Week, and the Pickle ideas like picklewiches served Ryan, has often traveled Publicity department has cer- at hamburger stands, and dill some care, for at this time it is abroad, eight times behind the storing up food in the roots for tainly been busy. Actually Na- pickle omelettes or pickle pizzas Iron Curtain. In his speech, "To- tional Pickle Week served in restaurant. crop the following year. In the lasts ten day's Challenges — How Can early fall a mulch of well-rotted _ ~ ' ' ' *jfm? ( T^-f NOW TOMORROW days and the pickle packers And of course "chilly dillies," We Meet Them?" Ryan told the , I . . m- mmmm fM»5#»«* mM f r^mm m\ /AJilit^ **^ say, "There's only one day for large dill pickles impaled on a manure, oyr compost should be I t &yk x sly way communism spreads in a placed about the plants and hoed ri 1CT m %"^*-^" \ ^^S- % i mother but ten days for pick- stick and encased in a bag, are country, conditions in East and into the soil the following spring. ¦ ___ _¦ ____' I Wn^*^ ^ \ ONLV A BRUSHFIRE INCIDENT IN THE JUNGLES | les." This year, say the pub- being sold in many city theaters West Berlin, and opportunities in Or a handful of a complete fertil- li* v licity sheets, National Pickle and parks. ' mm __¦ ___r ______¦ - __¦ 1™ 1 < NM" l '> ' «?if*»i *?* imtt&'^%l' t •I 1 OF SOUTHEASTASH fo th. I M ball In fact our this space and mechanical era. izer for each plant can be applied ^* tmbtttl.d handf ul It was^ total war! Week will be celebrated inter- own Winona Theater sells them The program opened with a pro- in the fall and well mixed with '¦ ' •¦ .-iVJ-r ""\ * fi nationally. For the first time in the lobby. When I asked cessional by the School Band. 4^ r^OMLJfejitLi-L ™\ mmmm. tutfH The the soil. ¦r ryy- overtures are being made t» Manager Bronk if the dill pick- Rev. Paul Wittenberg, St. John's i WEEKWW kiil\« I¥| ¦ ¦:¦. " mimmmmAl^Hi i Russia. les sold at all he said, "They Lutheran Church, gave the invo- THIS IS A good time fo tow ' ' ;-> ¦-: '-!'^ ""^LWWW^ ' They go on to say that pickles certainly do. They're very cation and Carol Accola sang a the seeds of annuals out of doors, are distinctively feminine, for popular with our patrons of all vocal solo. or to plant out seedlings that r ^______^___t_vX "*-& i ^Ssfc" ^^^ l*a^^^^^^^^^ H 1 h , ^¦^^^^Bn|^^9v mmHmmmmT^^r^^^^KS ^BmK ^^tf ^vSmf^^^^^m^^tt^fltt^ ¦* I ^^^K *~ ^^^^HHttlH only Uie female cucumber blos- ages, I suppose teen-agers buy Larry Jost, valedictorian, spoke have been grown indoors in flats som bears fruit , so all pickles the most, but small children and on "Preparation is the Keynote to or pots. There are many diversi- are female cukes. They also older people buy a lot too." Success," and Carmian Boyd, fied uses for these colorful plants say that women are more and Next , the pickle industry is salutatorian, described, "A Cru- in many places about the yard. more using pickles for diet pur- going to put out pickle-vending sade ' or Knowledge. " Michael They make good fillers in the poses, so pickles actually have machines in theaters and ball Ebersold, David Shaub and Rob- border and can be used for their a big part in keeping women parks. ert Stettler are also honor stu- foliage and color when many of dents. A trumpet trio Was played the perennials have passed their ______¦ f *¦ ^^^^^^^B^HHRx Since the plcWe industry Is making overtures to Russia, by David Antrim, George Maule prime. There is never a lack of maybe* next year we'll be seeing some new Russian pickle ideas and Stephen Schultz. variety during the summer, if an- J^HI^H______D______r ^^^^^^^^^^ K^F^ in America. For instance according to my Russian cookbook they Wayne E. Kannel, supervising %< JH have a sort of cabbage pickle that visitors exclaim over. The WINONA DAILY NEWS [ S" *^ ^ HHRHH«BI^W'^^RBI9HHIIHIHIB —. JOHN IRELAND-EVERETT SU0ANE -JO MORROW' CARL ESMOND principal, presented other gradu- whole cabbage is cut into eighths or chunks, then packed into wood- ates, and Cyril Reidt, member of MONDAY, MAY 38, Mil ¦ en tubs to ferment. _ ALSO: NEWS - SPECIALTY CARTOON '" A few sliced carrots and scarlet llngonberries the boart of education, awarded VOLUMEJM, NO.JM "r^c are added for color, and then the cabbage pickle Is allowed to WATCH FOR "KINO OF KINGS" COMING SOON diplomas to: Thomas C. Bright, Published dally except Saturday and holt Just Installed! Curtis ferment slowly like sauerkraut. The cabbage pickle is served Douglas DeMarce, Kay Dobber- days by Republican and Herald Publishing straight from the tub. phul, Dallas Herold, Duane Her- Company. 601 Franklin St., winona. Minn Sometimes In the tub with the cabbage the Russians put a few mundson, Gary Holtzman, David SUBSCRIPTION" RATES whole Slnglt Copy 10c Daily, 15c fcinaiy red apples fresh from the tree, unpeeled and uncored. After Janett , Raymond Kindschy, Nan- Delivered by Carrier — Per week 50 centi several weeks of pickling with the cabbage the apples become cy Knabe, Sandra Kuehn, Alice 34 weeKl SU.73 51 weeks t25.O0 AIR CONDITIONING ENDS TONITE perfectly transparent and tender but retain their firmness and , lijHlTSW^^^^bl^^^^J Loewenhagen Robert Lynn, Betty By mall strictly In advance) paper stop- [ to make your visits to \ have an unusual flavor. These apple pickles are considered a Maassen, Fairy Mueller, James ped on expiration date. m\ great delicacy and are fished out of the tub for the guests of Metzler, Roy Mueller, William In Fillmore, Houston, Olmsted, Wlnon*, Stave's more enjoyable. I H^SHIH ^J l*i HI___H Trempealeau count les i ______L honor. In Russia dill pickles are served with all meals. Ristow, Thomas Rohrer, James t months tt.50 3 monthi . J1.S0 ^^P^BLBLLJH HHHI Schaub, Richard Schmldtknecht, 1 year 112.00 1 month ... tIJS Charlotte Smith, Susan Stlehl, All other mall subscriptions: Clinton Wilbur and Ronald Ha- I year 115.00 3 months U33 t months J8.00 1 month 11.(0 ' THE ABSOLUTE U LTIMATE IN EMDS TONITE £_.,mw_ ''J ger. Steve s Cocktail Lounge 6:45-10:40 W *A * JFmmW Mlm Statistics: Motto, "Preparation Send change of address notices, undelivered SHUDDERING SUSPENSE * copies, subicrl ootpnlr . elf- " Second class postage paid at Winona, 107 West Third Steve Gromek, Owner i __MfflHliBiMtf7Z2?^lBHR3¦w2. AOW^^AVCm\AIMmmm^_^L—mW Is the Keynote to Success, ; flow- » TMKST -.« J er, red rose and colors, red and copies, subscription orders and other mall H_9______ffl____L______l_____l__i Items to Winona -Dally News, Box M. IMI STARTS TUESDAY ^ white. nonm Minn,

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' SPECIAL 4 BIG FEATURES M ___Bfc^__^i¥Biy \ I Starts i:4S p.m. Ticket office open' Till 1 a.m. J m£R3msf& _____» I j ^^ifcja^ rous ¦ Memorial Day Dinner HHiHHHH H GLENN FORD M|| IWMKELWMM W Wednesday, May 30 ^ft sv.ry Smdoy JA^IiMM^^BJ lSB@DJBi 1 T»cHNKX)com_JBBBI »>ffil_WISw^apa«iw — torturing — ¦ C«»"'r» nudftw MAH^H^^^^^n^^^H^^^H^^^B ^^^^Bkm B^BV^i 1 JL ROAST CHICKEN - ROAST TURKEY W Sim I^MnwHI D#ffi'p« H Sweet BAKED HAM JB $1.30 ADMU5ION $1.00 PER PtRSONii^li Potatoes Mashed Potatoes mm tpx inci. j ^^^ Salad Rolls Vegetable __J_ ^^^ Dessert Beverage R__f • STARTS WEDNESDAY ^^^ L ^—W—W Every . ^^^k AT 11 Wednesday ' t^^mi^^ TO fNJOY JT MORI, SU IT FROM WA toM&toiMmtimf ^ SERVING BEGINS =30 A.M. J ^ ^W~ SfflOrgaSbOrd THI WINNING — FUTURM 2.26.7.11-9 40 lWnigfiatf m tax ' ' ' ¦ AT ' OriiHitW^OM ¦ ¦ • ' ' ¦ *£?*% ' ¦ ^& *mmmmmmwmmmmmm Hmmwmmmmmm ^ ' ¦ '' \ ! . ' • *pJLeDU . . ind. ,; . , . . . , . , • . ' » ' -_ - ¦ ^_ _ ...... _.. i . , , - aa j l_ _l_Ma^_± M l .. ' Aa l _^M u^IMaiiaai a a ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ _^^^^ ROBERT G. RUARK Buying Cigarettes v Delays Radio Show seo Lutheran Church will give the stad will read the roll call of war LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)^Radio Wwu?iM* 0m,JP ^mm^address at both programs. The dead. announcer Sam Bishop put a 30- high school band will play, Rich- Decoration of graves will be fol- MUlidns in Gold minute, tape-recorded religious 3 Services Set ard Rathjen will give the "Gettys- lowed by the salut* by the firing program on the air Sunday and burg Address," and Richard Gal- squad and "Taps. "' went next door to buy a pack of Winona Veteran At Waumandee, Pastor Speaker cigarettes. HiddenIn India Bishop found he had . locked Cochrane, FC hailed a cab and NEW YORK - We have given (o our gallant "neutral" ally, In- himself out. He COCHRANE, Wis. — Three Me- dia , a bit better than $5 billion , in addition to steel mills, power sta- rode four miles to find another To Be Speaker morial Day services in this area At Chatfield tions, cotton gins, hospitals, food, clothing; rail and road transport, announcer and borrow his key. will get under way Wednesday at 8 CHATFIELD, Minh. - The Rev. medicines, hard cash , weapons, technicians, and even the Peace Corps, By the time he got back, the a.m. when Fountain : City and Robert Villwpck of Presbyterian since India , the richest nation in the -world in gold resources, came station had been off the air 40 Cochrane American Legiori will Church will give the address at free of the British foot. minutes. At Preston visit Waumandee Cemetery. The Memorial Day services at the We have given them all these goodies because of the great In- PRESTON , Minn. - Memorial Legion ba"d will play. cemetery here Wednesday follow- dian sign Day services will be conducted in ing a flag raising ceremony at — "I am a very poor man." The dissipation of American ' Services will start at 9:30 a.m. weaiin io inaian aia, to my eyes, Coney Island Gets the west parking area of the court- Wednesday at Buffalo City Ceme- elementary school. has made no difference in up- house square here at 10 a.m. Wed- tery and 10:30 a.m. at Fountain Marlys Barnes will sound rev- NEW CALIFORNIA WHITE went 12 feet into the ground under New Astroland Park nesday and later at the West \( grading the estate of the Indian the house. City Cemetery. eille at 7 a.m. The flag ceremony peasant, Bridge and Crown Hill Cemetery Trie Rev. Gene Krueger of Hope who is still ruthlessly his host down NEW YORK ' AP) - Coney Is- ^ will follow a parade to the! school ground under the harsh heel of My friend followed sponsored by the American Le- United Church of Christ will be from Main and First into the blackness into a small but land, keeping tune to the times, gion and VFW posts and auxili- streets. Reid the caste system, of governmen- gets a new $3-million amusement speaker at the ceremonies, stu- Trulson will give the "Gettysburg tal graft, well-masoned cavern about eight aries. dents from Cochrane-FC School and of perversion of the park this Friday: Astroland. Edward Holehouse Address" at the school and' a vol- products which the poor , ragged, by ten feet. Rude shelves lined . Winona, and Cochrane and Fountain City ley will be fired by the VFW POTATOES hungry, the wall. The top shelf contained The park will, feature such rides chairman of Americanism for the Elementary schools will give reci- lice-ridden "little" man as the rocket ship Star Flyer, the Department of Minnesota, squad. is supposed to receive. four wooden boxes of unpolished will tations, and the high school band , brass-bound at the cor- Mercury Capsule Skyride and the give the address. The downtown The high school band will play teak wood and Legion marching band will at both programs. Michael Meyer The powdered milk which we ners. On the shelf below was what Ascension Tower. program will include a recitation, visit both cemeteries. . c send to quiet the growling bellies "In Flanders Field," by Sam will recite "In Flanders Field" at appeared to be an assortment of The bands will form at Cochrane the cemetery program. of the starving, is sold openly— junk. The shelf under that was oh tiger shoots want to be paid Valley male quartet; a tribute to Grade School at 9 a.m. and march 1Qi49 The program will be I am eyewitness to this—in the after row of in dollars or sterling outside the Gold Star mothers by Jean Kim- through the business district to the presented , staicked with row unwillingness to in the school auditorium in case of cafes instead of being administer- short bars, about a foot long and country—is an ber; alto saxophone number, Pam creamery where cars will be wait- SALTED IN THE SHELL // ed by the mission stations to which spend the wealth he accumulates Pehler, and invocation and bene- ing to take them to the programs. inclement weather. Buses will be I about an inch in diameter. They available to the cemetery. it is directed. God knows where were black and looked like round by grinding toil and the business diction by the Rev. John Payne. Legion band members and firing Neil the major money ethics of a weasel loose in a hen- Preston Municipal Band will lead squad will meet at the Legion Club Snider is chairman of the pro- rulers. Against the other wall the a parade from the elementary gram, which is being sponsored goes, except that middle shelf held a collection of house. He may have .lakhs of ru- Monday evening. I know one Chief pees buried in the ground, but he school at 9:30 a.m. Gold Star jointly by the American Legion what seemed to be small bricks. and VFW. . Minister of one 1 will dress like a beggar, starve Mothers will ride in special cars. PEANUTS 391 Next to them were some more jhimself and his family and per- At the close of the program the great state of In- , but of a light- i , of the round rulers march will continue to the bridge dia who could er color. i petually offer to the public what GOLDEN YELLOW 7/ not meet a judg- j we call in North Carolina a "poor where the Navy dead will be hon- Parade Scheduled ored , ment of 27 rupees THEN CAME an assor tment of i mouth". and to Crown Hill Cemetery Thompson Valley, (approx i- glass jars with screw caps. "It where ceremonies will end with m a t e ly $6.50) long-disused tool- | THIS NATIONAL trait, which volleys by the servicemen's firing At Trempealeau looked like a squad followed by "Taps." when he became shed," my friend said. The black | has existed since the Brahmin TREMPEALEAUTREMPEALFAU , .Wis.Wis. ' YSiwial)(Special) Buddhists who set Osseo Rites Set BANANAS 3 39 C hi e f Minis- "rulers" Were bars of silver. The [overthrew the . —Memorial Day services will be ter, recently died assorted "junk" were gold and sil- ; up a graduated aristocracy of held at the village park Wednes- OSSEO, Wis.-Carl Nelson Post caste, has spread into a national 324, American Legion , has ar- HOME-GROWN GREEN TOP )) leaving an estate B,„rL ver ornaments. The "brick" were day at 10 a.m. following a parade well into the mil- bars of purest gold. In the glass policy, whose name can' only be ranged Memorial Day services at VFW Post Picnic starting at the VFW hall at 9:30. Thompson Valley Cemetery at lions , of dollars of declared worth, jars, yellow chips and slivers of called rudely and simply "dupli- The Rev. Odean G. Tieman , speak- after 11 years of rule, in which candies. city " to its infinite degree. We 9:15 a.m. and Osseo Cemetery at gold were stacked like er , will be introduced by Com- 10:30 a.m. he supervised everything from The host handed my friend one of have observed this in the Nehru mander Maynard Robinson. ¦ government. We observed it fur- To Follow Rites Legionnaires will meet at the RADISHES mines to forests to railroads to the the round bars which had been The high school band will play; Cabin-in-the-Pines here at 8:30 treasury itself. How much he had whittled to a point. "If we ever i ther in the so-called non-aggres- a girls quartet will sing; Otis a.m. to go to Thompson Valley, j hidden in the cracked teacup will have to use it, We slice it off with sive demonstrations in which thou- Sacia and Helen Emcott will sing and following the service there will j :< [ : ¦ never be known. a knife," the owner said. sands and thousands of people were Af Rushford Park a duet; the Rev. Edward Sbbczyk Bunchst " " ¦c" killed in the interest of peace. join the traditional parade! - j^^y*R____# ' S(( The question arises: Where is Then the host opened one of the RUSHFORD. Minn. - Rushford will give the invocation , and the through the Osseo business dis- 1 the money kept? 1 have mention- This policy of double-dealing in VFW Post 5905 .and Auxiliary will Rev. Donald Riley the benedic- 4 * brass-bound teak: boxes. He had trict at 10. j ed that it is buried in the ground , a great deal of trouble • with the foreign relations, duplicity in in- hold their annual Memorial Day tion. The Rev. Max Wilhelm of Os- worn by the women, and lavishly Jock. "The box was half-filled with ternal government, : and oufsjght potluck picnic Wednesday at noon. adorns the temples. But that is heavy gold trinkets studded with fraud.in commerce, is not regard- Members of the American Legion only lip-service gold of the tons jewels," my friend said. '"Most of ed as wrong by the Hindu business- and families are invited. of bullion which India has greed- the stuff was of great antiquity. man, diplomat or politician. It The dinner will follow a pro- ily garnered over 5,000 years with- The workmanship was crude and is part of the Hindu character gram at Legion Ball Park at 11 out dispensing so much as a soap clumsy. The main design seemed which entails brutal contempt for a.m. where Sen. Lew Larson of bar's worth of its bullion for out- the lower castes, complete con- Mabel will be speaker. The Rush- to be the use of as much gold as ford High School band will play; side trade. possible. The jewels studded into tempt for the stranger, and a ____1____H__I ______3£______s_____M9H , hatred based on fear for his own Mayor Arthur Miller will extend Here is a concrete example. One the gold were of all kinds but dis- a, welcome; World War -I veterans ______^______-______^^B^______lfBBE small businessman, when the gov- appointing and without life; to pre- : brother. History has shown it so. * , days , the will have charge of the flag rais- ernment called in thousand-rupee vent the slightest loss, they were I As when in the old ing, and the Rev. Percy Larson notes because of excessive corrup- hardly cut at all. They might have 1 Hindu merchant dressed himself will give the invocation and bene- tion , tried to unload 797,000 ru- been gaudy costume jewelry." I in his most-ragged costumes and • ;:. ¦¦' v ¦ . ' r _ ¦ '¦¦¦ diction. ?"""JIL. L . " ' ' . ' . " - ' '" ., ' BS^^H^BH-______Mwli-l-H^BS^BBH-E_%_i-__l pees, or a rough $165,000 in thou- My friend's host pointed to an- ! piled his poorest wares on his A parade at 10 will precede the ' sand-ruppe notes, which he had other door, which my friend said ! mangiest camels to make the dan- program. The entire program may thoughtfully hidden under the floor- he had not noticed. "There is quite gerous journey over the Khybr be viewed from the park bleach- boards of his mangy little shop in a lot more in there if you want 1 Pass, as a pure front in order to ers. . the bazaar. to see it," the host said. My friend 'discourage bandits , to compete The servicemen's groups will said he didn't want to see it. with the Chinese merchants who fire salutes at local cemeteries at A FRIEND of mine, who onct were also headed for the rich 8 a.m. following a breakfast for ______¦ ^ I .~__A '' ^/V' HE-!. ' _ stood bond for such a character- "NO DOUBT ther. was a lot markets of Byzantium , Rome and veterans at the VFW hall; Com- ^7 "^— ^^^^^^ ' more there," he said. "But what 1 in this case quite a wealthy land- ' Greece, so the modern Indian has mander Jack Keeler of the Legion P^1 ' / / had seen had been enough. In the ¦ successfully bled the world under and Commander Basil Brotzman |Hm \i\lrm.Vmmr afya\ V %#_ ">¦ I ' t*\nllAf ^»# "« ' ' ' '^_m.'^mmmmVLmW- owner whose property adjoined dark arid in that musty-smelling slogan , poor . man." of the VFW urge everyone to dis- : his "I am a \ mmmTmFffl ^ssiriX ''* ** "*• TL-I IS^I.______I IH ffiy friend's—over a few hookers air, the sight of such a fortune play their flags Memorial Day. mmtm^mBw*L-<&mm * * il____BB^Br^__tSK-K^i%L.rnfr. *• fii~^____u9E^^H______| ______j_____3 r __E5, .4^__%BrgBfi»— . ^a^^HHbi privileged mouldering in the dust had been IN THE OLD days, a ragged -^ ^. E-" ¥'v5! ^¦ ^r^lflPBlK? of homemade grog, was _%__f 9 ^^^^mWf ^mmm m*mJ-Af ^^m^ ^m m_mm lu^____^^J^HIt?^' At"' to see a "poor" Hindu merchant's sordid and depressing ..." turban hid a jewel of great price, m_ ^^^K^_ mmw^^ m^ .m *^^ ^^^m^^^mtw_^^^^^^^K'1_ trea'sure trove. This banian lived That is big-bore hoarding. Re- to be sold for a fabulous figure Fremont Rites Set in a house which would have been cently another friend of mine had in the Mediterranean markets, and the ragged merchant eagerly al- ___T ?T regarded as inadequate by a resi- occasion to sell an ancient muz- '-•^j______l : ___. *___ '_T i :y^-r ; 4wBroa ^^!S^5i^l^^.^BB}M^BB dent of the Hooverville's of the de- zle-loading Manton rifle to a Hin- lowed the bandits to divest him For Scotch Chapel; pression ridden '30s, and his daily ! du merchant for only 45 rupees. of a shoddy rug. while his main outlay for food would have aver- He was paid in blackened silver cargo went unobserved. In modern Minister to Speak aged about one rupee or 21 cents, Queen Victoria rupees on which days the attitude persists; the bepging hand is outstretched to LEWISTON . M i n n.—Memorial since the diet would have consisted j the date was nothing more recent Day services will be held at Fre- of ghee and lentils and unleaven j than 1890. They had been lying in America and to England , to Rus- sia—and to anybody else the poor mont Scotch Cemetery chapel at bread called chapatties. His house the ground that long. 10 a.m.. with an address by the had a stone floor, and when he: A peculiarity of the Hindu char- Indian can make for a fast buck. You see it in Africa where the Rev. Luther Peterson of Faith Lu- moved a charpoy or webbed bed , ] acter— maharajas excepted, a n d theran Church , St. Charles. Reci- he touched a stone which swung j they have dwindled down to a Wahindi dukawalla has been hap- pily fleecing the savage for years. tations will be given by David smoothly back showing an opening precious few , as witness the fact Robertson , Elaine Bain , Mrs. Ruth revealing a vertical ladder which ! that even the renters o( elephant "You see it nil through the East. in Fiji in the Pacific , where the Henry and Randy Reps. poor Indian cares not if he is Following the service the Fre - heartily despised so long as he can mont Cemetery Association will make his hoard by ihe sheer me- meet at 11 a.m. to elect a vice chanics of a begging approach and president and settle any new bus- a standard of living which is un- iness. believably low. He spends not; he ______» ^^_____N______P___ Bfs. -bji______H_vMH__l__B_r_ _^^^H_H\ merely puts it in the ground as S^_ ^_ Q._^^j_!a _'*NX)' '____>€&„mtt '. .^^W9!&_Hi______RrsK_*.-*"¦*1 l- lAmtMB^B^&mtKiRM^^^^^^^^^^^^^mmxm&tHTmlTWml^^^^mi^Kb:,^)_ \\ V¦ ¦ v m iwSB^m^.v^»^K?flPslttII______iCTf^-__y^i__TO?r^BHPlM M he has been doing for 5,000 years. State Education ¦BB______P^____P%_*^'- ^-X m lr^ T But a time of change is at hand. II ANNOUNCING J The African , to my certain know- Official to Speak j ledge , has already turned and torn the despised Wahindi who has ex- To Houston Class _^BH______H_5BsBsiis__-Bsfiis^^ !nl____M ilf.ll wi} ploited him , and as we shall see 1 1 ' ( i **WwftffiV/r il !!' !, I I ' II '' il'u'f" i ___!______i^H^^^^^ raii _ i^ fTi '^^^ BM ^^^^Mfc -b i i TW ^^ ^mffil______HI II 11 \ ^m. in thc next and final installment HOUSTON , Minn. Special) - : _ J *' Speaker at commencement exer- X / ---^«58_-2§P*^I^ ol this series, the Red Chinese is BH / cises at Houston High School *^ ^— '' '-4itf^f'3@__9___ F______Rfl^^^^^^E_^ rT^ i, % sitting on the hill and the glint Friday at 8 p.m. will be F. E. in his eyes spells only one thing Heinemann , director of teacher —gold, purest gold , so pure you personnel , state Department of can whittle it to a pencil point Education. with a dull knife. Music will he furnished by thj NEW high school band and chorus, di- (and more convenient) ^^HUHH^^HHHU^^^HHMMHHHBfe rected by L. C. Johnson. The Rev. John W. Perebonm , Presbyterian church, will give the invocation and benediction. "A SALE ON Receiving their diplomas will be The minute you get behind the wheel, you' re way ahead!That' s how you feel when the Magic the following seniors: DRIVE-IN Mary Belongie , Carolyn Boldt , of M2P G* is going for you in the gasoline you buy. 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Head for your Standard Oil Dealer's on your Lynda Lemke, Catherine Loken , 2 8 Karen Mikkelson , Roberta Moore , ,very next fill! III a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Mon - Thurs. I Sherrie Northrup, Harlan Peter- J son , Clnudine Pruka , Robert Peter- You Expect More From Standard and You Get It! 8 a m ¦ son , Claudia Redding, LaVern III - - 8 p.m. Every Friday M 1 Senn , Patricia Sheldon , Larry Thorson , Janice Todd , Lynelte ?PATENT GRANTED BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT! /i«W _\ Traff , Fern Von Moos and De- Hera's positive proof that M _ P G It clearly unique: \wLfsyj yy loris Walker. lf« patented) Patant Number: 2,991,162. _ ~—-~2Lf!lf —*^. /?%\ Date of l.eue: July 4, 1961. ^ / ^^ lto3 " '*l_dI^__fcX A^~% Money Creek Dinner MONKY CREEK , M i n n. (Spe- TRAVEL Not likely that wc will have cial)—The annual Memorial Day <& /^'¦NJS /STA N DARD a sale on toupees. But wc al- roust beef dinner sponsored by the ^ ua NOW Money Creek Cemetery Associa- & '' im MMy/i ifl51^ i ways have bargains in quality tion , will be at the Money Creek 4 '^^^^^tmmiT^Y^BMMi candies, miracle drugs, films, Methodist Church social rooms. etc. Quality is always a bar- Serving is from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. gain. The public is invited . fc- ~~ THE FIRST AavBMiftmem ^^^ * OSTANDARD OIL DIVISION AMERICAN OIL COMPANY NATIONAL BANK Mor* Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Il QOLTX | Hnre la n plea/innt way to ovtrcoma WAKE THE MAGIC OP M'PO WORK FOR YOU . . . STOP AT . . . F INONA looup plata discomfort,. PAHTKKTH, O W •n Improved powder, nprlnkled ou l^ggMaaev upper nnd lower platen holds them firmer no Mint they feel more nom- lmmm^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*m^*m'JfortHble. No Dummy. Koooy, piwtjr taate or foclliin. It'a nlkiilllitt (noii- ( »f-ld). Don * not eour Checkii "pint* DALE'S STANDARD SERVICE S odor breath" . Out f'AHTKKTH today Fourth and -Johnson Phon* 9865 ^^^^^^^^ ^ at dnm counter! averywrwira. I i '' Bargemen Deserve How Do You Stand, Sir? Exporting Their Surplus To Your Good Health Letters to The Fair Hearing Pauling Better Facts and Editor IN THE COURSE of hit m«»ag« to Fallacies (Editor's'JVote: Letters Qongrcss on the nation's transportation must be temperate, of * system. President Kennedy said some* As a Chemist reasonable length and r thing that has made barge operators un- Oh Food signed by th* writer, ^ By Sen. Barry GoMwattr Boni ' jide names of all tliMltlttMbly nervous. He recommended By JOSEPH 0. MOLNER, M.D fltoMWrtUg the "inequity" of the present ex- Dr. Linus C. Pauling came to Washington re- letter-writers will be cently and proved once again that , as a realist Dear Dr. Molner : Is it published. No religious, ^ ChlffttQB of water carriers from rate reg- true that it is essential to medical or personal con- - mmWiatkon bulk Those who and as a cofd-uar strategist , he is a great chem- troversies are accept- 1 . commodities. ist. ' take minerals along with ! operate common carriers on inland water- vitamins? A representative able. ) No one will argue with the fact that Dr. Paul- of a company selling a * mag* think this sounds unpleasantly like ing knows a great deal about chemistry. After Fountain Urn targes* death knell. combination of the two Keep Statue, all, he received the N'obel Prize for chemistry said we need them togeth- In Central Park On the face of it. one could scarcely in 1954 and is an acknowledged leader in this er.—B. W. To the Editor: important scientific field. happening to Wino- take exception to what the President said: , it's not true. What is ^BSrtending to all other carriers the But over the years , this distinguished scientist No na? First they have our beau- has provided his countrymen w ith ample evi- The U..-S. Food & Drug Ad- tiful Central Park ( formerly exemption from the approval or prescrip- ministration is making vigorous tion dence that he is utterly reckless and naive in Landon Square) condemned, of minimum rates would permit the his attitude toward the international balance of efforts to curtail the immense when I can think of a lot of forces of Competition an equal opportun- power, the realities of Communist world objec- amount of money being spent other buildings that should he ity to replace cumbersome regulation for by the public on "food sup- condemned and now there is tives and the measures which plements" they don't need. these commodities." This envisions that our country must take in alt vita- talk of going back on a prom- Of course we all need ise to leave the Fountain and tracks and railroads, notably the latter, areas to counter the Soviet mins and minerals, but just would be able to compete with the barges thrfeat . from the Statue in Central Park. read two paragraphs people know that the for bulk freight on an equal basis. What Right now , Dr. Pauling is government's pamphlet on Few could be fairer? lending-bis considerable prestige "Food Facts and Fallacies." statue was given to the city by the pacifist movement Mr. W. J. Landon at the cost I' to , which I quote: "The American ,000 as far back as 1900, The barge operators have a comeback ; is busily belaboring the United of $5 ' food supply is unsurpassed in along with the fountain, with that makes a good deal of sense. Once States government for its en- volume, variety and nutrition- forced , if reluctant , the stipulation that it be plac- the railroads were freed from regulation resumption al value. By patronizing a 11 ed in Central Park permanent* of bulk commodity rates, say the boat peo- of nuclear tests in the atmos- departments of a modern food ly, and that water and mainte- ple* they probably would cut their rates for. phere. He began earlier than clnrA wn nan nance be supplied . Isn't the awhile until the barge companies folded some of the other pacifists by easily supply City Council and Park-Recrea- Goldwater .sending President Kennedy a all of o u r tion Board morally, if not le- up. This would be possible, it is pointed telegram in March which asked n u t r i- , gally obligated to honor their out because the railroads are so much the following question: tional needs." agreement? bigger than the barge lines and could ab- "Are you to give the orders that will cause And f r o m The Park-Recreation Board sorb much more punishment. you to go down in history as one of the most another page pray Then, when of tht same meets today, and let us the barges had been squeezed out, the rail immoral men of all times and one of the pamphlet that they will see fit to keep greatest enemies of the human race?" : faith with Mr. Landon, who lines could boost their rates,back up. "N u ' . t- r i- tion authori- so generously arid proudly do- THIS IS hypothetical, but the danger I SUGGEST that this is not only strong lan- nated the park , fountain and i$ guage to direct to (he President of the United ties agree real. It is a danger that Congress should that the best statue to the people of Wino- Slates, but it is also insulting and arrogant. In na , young and old, in honor of consider when debating the President's fact , it is so unfair to the President and so un- way to b u y recommendations. The water carriers, vitamins and Molner his wife. worthy of a renowned scientist that I believe minerals is in the packages It seems to rne, although I though less well known to the public than tbe White House would have been justified in don 't know much about gov- dropping Dr. Pauling from the list of Nobel Prize provided by nature—vegeta- truckers and railroads, are an important bles, fruits , milk, eggs, meats , ernment, that the City Coun- part of our transportation system. Their winners in Ihe Western Hemisphere invited to fish , and whole grain, or en- cil and Park-Recreation Board claims should be given a fair hearing be- dinner with President and Mrs. Kennedy on Ap- riched bread and cereals. The arc forgetting the little but the fore any change is made in the present ril 29. - THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND normal American diet now in- most important phrase of the rate setup. But the fact remains that the President chose cludes such a variety of foods Constitution; the government to overlook Dr. Pauling 's ill-advised message. that most persons can hardly is for the people, by the peo- Thc sc ientist wa.s invited to the affair even fail to have an ample suppl y ple, and of the people. though his host , hy reason of his decision to of the- essential food consti- Cherie Harkenrider resume atmospheric tests, now qualified in Paul- tuents." 63 VV; Broadway Romney Second Auto US. Feeding Half of Only when there is some rad- ing's estimation as "one of tli e greatest enemies Would Tap of llie human race. " ical departure from normal diet do we need special sources Tax Fret Foundations Mogul in Politi cs AND, OF COURSE , Dr. Pauling attended the —or "supplements"—of vita- To the Editor: White House function , but not before adding in- mins and minerals. I have patiently waited for GEORGE ROMNEY'S candidacy for sult to injury in a way that added immeasur- Refugees in Hong Kong The Food and Drug Admin- COPE's answer to the step- istration points out that "the the governorship of Michigan makes him ably lo his reputation for exhibitionism and dis- By DREW PEARSON >'ote—McGovern has been States, he will get together ped up attack on the admin- , competent physician will not the second automobile manufacturer to dip courtesy. On the afternoon of the dinner he WASHINGTON-All month , considering the possibility of with President Kennedy for an istration's financed King-An- joined a pacifist picket line and demonstrated overlook such 'musts' as cal- his feet into political waters. The first was the world has witnessed a erecting food kitchens alonjf informal summit meeting. cium during pregnancy, or Vit- derson bill. At last we have in front of the White House. Then he donned stream of human misery the . border in order to feed the —The Russians will send a babies and heard from them by the voice no less a personage .than the elder Henry trying amins C and D for Ford. black tic, crossedy his own ban-the-bomb picket throwing itself against the refugees who have been passenger around the moon young children." of our old friend Guenther. line and attended the President 's dinner. barbecPwTte-^urrounding Hong lo get past the barbed-wire and back before the end of the And above all don't be mis- The arguments cannot be It never seemed to occur to Ihe Nobel Prize Kong, only to be thrown back barricades around Hong Kong, year. The passenger will be a led by any nonsense that it is answered—namely that the Ford had never taken much part in pol- but so far has rejected the dog. young itics. Often he had not even voted. Yet winning scientist that , in ordering a resumption again . "essential" that minerals be bill would make the of nuclear tests, the President of the United Meanwhile , a Texas scand- idea. Both he and the British —A Westchester Coun ty, taken along with vitamins. It wage earners pay for years, in 1916 he came out for the re-election of al has resulted partly from tlie fear food kitchens would mere- N.Y., grand jury will indict The only impor- an average of 45 years, for States was acting to preserve the kind of free- ly serve as a magnet to at- highway consultants for alleg- just isn't so. President Wilson, chiefly because of his dom which permits a man to picket the White fact that , our warehouses are tant thing is that you get the medical bills of the interest in peace. This led Michigan bulging with tract more swarms of people edly overcharging New York thern—preferably from eating wealthy who also happen to House and then , a few hours later, enter it grain. This has not from China 's starving interior. s.ate $1,800,000. It will also be Democrats to run Ford for sena tor in 1918. as an honored guest of the Chief Executive. been a protly picture to our a perfectly normal, well-bal- get old age assistance for past WHEN PRESIDENT Kenne- revealed that Gov. , Nelson services. So POPE attacks the friends and enemies abroad. dy dropped his laconic state- anced diet. No Democrat had ever won a Michigan IT STRIKES mt that if Or. Pauling believes On one hand , they see millions Rockefeller has been sitting on doctors who happen to lead 't ment at last week's press con- the scandal for two years. Dear Dr. Molner: I have the campaign , which makes senatorial race. Ford's prominence made half of what he says he believes , he wouldn of people starving; on the oth- ference that the United States —Another grand jury , now have had the gall to show vp for the White er hand/ millions of dollars had varicose veins for 30 these wage earners think and him probably the strongest possible Dem- had not been asked to feed meeting in Los Angeles,, will years. My doctor advised House dinner. While it is true that most guests made from storing grain. , become aware of how they ocratic nominee. In the election he got a Red China , it was a deliber- reveal that some of the na- having them stripped but are being duped. invited to a presidential function feel almost However, there is one im- ate diplomatic hint. tion 's top mobsters own a sec- said it must be my deci- big Detroit vote,.but lost by a narrow mar- , there ha ve been numerous portant fact which the Amer- The .Kerr-Mills benefits have gin through the vote of the rest of the duty-bound to accept The President is ready to ret interest in various Las sion. One friend said she'd been sidetracked in this state instances where they haven't. ican public doesn't know peur American food into China Vegas gambling spots. One will never do it ag ain ; another state. about , which modifies the pic- by the very Liberals who are But if he hadn 't acepled the invitation , per- with no strings attached—if be identified as a former gun- said she had it done be- so loud about the medical care haps there wouldn 't have been as many photog- ture of a miserly Uncle Sam the Chinese government re- man for Murder , Inc. The cause she was afraid of THE RESULT gava tha Republicans hoarding his grain while mil- quests it or even if a definite of these oldsters, even though raphers present to snap his picture as he smiled grand jury will also crack clotting. Is there a great- it would help far more of the control of the Senate. Though their edge lions are near starvation. This request is made through a down on customers whose they and demonstrated on the picket line. is the fact er danger of clots if ones who really need help. was tiny, they could organize the commit- How do you stand , sir? third party. credit records at the gambling are not removed?—MRS. that we are Once before, however , the ' The true problem is not, tees. They made the elder Heijry Ca- houses don t square With their KB. should we help or should we bot Lodge chairman of the foreign rela- already feed- United States got burned when income tax returns. The scan- ing half the the American Red Cross made dal may put out some of Las Certainly there's a danger of not help the needy oldsters? tions committee. A bitter enemy of Presi- refugees of a food overture to China , and Vegas' bright lights. clots, and of varicose ulcers, The problem is, who shall .pay dent Wilson, Lodge did his utmost to de- IN YEARS GONE BY Hong Kong— tlie Peiping government snarl- — Narcotics Commissioner and of aching legs, and throm- and who shall benefit ? The feat ratification of the Treaty of Versailles, 500,000 peo- ed back with a blunt , haughty Harry Anslinger, a great pub- bophlebitis. One friend says Kerr-Mills Act keeps the con- with which the League of Nations was ple, turn-down. Peiping accused us lic servant , w ill soon retire. yes, one says no. Your doc- trol of th* assistance in the closely intertwined . Without American Ten Yea rs Ago . . . 1 952 Very quietly of playing politics. He will be succeeded by his tor "advised" that you have it home community where it be- last Febru- This time the President will No. 2 man , Henry Giordano, done. That's two to one. longs. It would help all needy backing the League had little power, and .1. A. Casey, A. P. Rosier and A. S. Morgan ary. George , Jr. were announced as new directors of the Cred- not let any bona fide appeal also a very fine public serv- Now you 've asked me and oldsters and Minnesota has could fiioT^prevent the rise of Hitler and M c C! o v- from the Chinese go unanswer- ant. the vote becomes three to one, many over 65 who receive no other warmakers. it Bureau of Winona , Inc. e r n , former ed , 't advise U.S. old age assistance. The Bayer was graduated but he wants to make sure —The Japanese fishing in- because doctors don Miss Mary Frances concress- it's bona fide. dustry will sue the United surgical procedures without Anderson-King bill would not The Michigan election of 1918 thus was from thc Kahler School of Nursing, Rochester, man fro in Pearson Here arc events I predict States for interfering with its having a good reason. Certain- help these nonpensioners: it historically decisive. But Ford's one po- Minn., and Miss Phyliss Pellowski from St. South Dakota , now head of (he will make headlines in the freedom lo fish on the high ly it's your decision. No doc- would create a large federal Francis School of Nursing, La Crosse. Food for Peace Committee , weeks to come: seas. The Japanese will charge tor can order you to have any- bureaucracy; it would need - litical venture was enough for him. It re- went to Hong Kong and ar- mains to be seen whether Romney s ex- —On the next spare flight , that the American nuclear thing done. All he can do is lessly pay the bills of men ' Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1937 ranged for stepped-up food the astronaut will stay up for tests not only barred them advise—but he takes pride in like myself who can well af- perience will be similar. shipments. So today all the six orbits and come down in Brother J. Elzeor of St. Mary's Cojlegc will from some fishing areas but giving sound advice. - ford to pay their own bills; refugees who need food are the Pacific instead of the At- possibly polluted the fish. and it would force all the give the address at the commencement excr: getting it , through school lantic. His capsule will also he SINCE PRESIDENT Kenne- Dear Dr, Molner: The young in general to bear this cises of Cotter High School. lunches , direct distribution snared in mid-air by Air Force unfair burden. Leo C. La France of Winona will be one of centers, or charity organiza- planes. dy's dramatic medical care following theory is circu- Hail to Seattle's rally in New "York , pressure is lating in our area: That Is there a better way to fi- the speakers at a dinner which will open a three- tions. —Richard Nixon will revert nance this need? Yes. The day state convention of the Knights of Columbus to the "old Nixon " and wage a increasing on the House Ways although the sex of thc THE BRITISH had (pacifical- and Means Committee to pass first child cannot be pre- administration has never sug- at Hibbing. rocking, socking, no-holds-bar- gested the possibility of tapping World Fair ly asked the United States not red campaign forlthe California the hill. The cumbersome leg- determined, the sex of to advertise this feeding pro- islative wheels of the House of subsequent children can a large untouched source of governorship. (He has already income. Large enough to pay IT WAS A graat day in Saattla when Fifty Years Ago . . . 1912 gram. Their relations with Representatives are such that be. If the first child was Red China are delicate. ordered agents fo dig up any these expenses and also bal- the World Fair opened. It was a day for The Saturday Night Club has elected officers possible dirt on Gov. Pat one committee of 25 men can conceived in an odd num- J\ S. James ; vice However , thc fact remains block a hill affecting the , the next mu st ance the budget , f refer lo the , sirens, boat as follows: President Dr. Brown.) / bered month jubilant noise—church bells president , Dr. K. M. McLaughlin; secretary, G. that 34,000,000 pounds of Amer- health of several million eld- be conceived in an even- sacred cow of our political and whistles, a 21-gun salute , melodies from K. Maxwell; treasurer , (leorge Policy. ican fond was distributed >n -PREMIER K h r u * h- erly people. Moreoever , two mimbered month if thc oth- economic system, namely the chev will attend another Unit- billions , yes billions, the carillon in the Space Needle that The Sislcrs' home of Ihe St. Stanislaus parish Hong Kon# last year , and thc men on that committee now er sex is wanted. We know of untax- dominates the grounds and marks the provide better accom- total will be considerably ed Nations session this fall. hold the key lo the bill' s pas- there is no "scientific " ed earnings of the large tax- will be enlarged so as lo greater thin year. While he is in the United free foundat theme of this great industrial and scientif- modations. It is planned to make an addition of sage. proof , but w ithout excep- ions. Foundations They are; John Watts of the tion when figuring it out like those of CarncRie , Ford ic exhibition. It was a day for oratory, 26 by 3!) feet to the present buildin g, which will blue grass country of Ken- and Kellogg, who long after include a chapel , laundry and dining rooni. among our friends and Thc administration 's chief delegate, tucky and Clark Thompson families it has worked out. the dealh of (hese men drain L from oil-rich Texas. Both are off taxes that we who to- Secretary of Commerce Hodges , said of JhsL $M A physician friend refused live Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1887 Democrats and both arc wav- positively to confirm it but day should control and use for the fair that it "symbolizes our faith in the Since a few days ago the bounty on wolves ering as to whether they will also did not deny it. Could purposes as we sec fit. future of this country and the world." has been reduced one-half Ihe stale paying $:) and support their Democratic Pres- it possibly be true? — Hilmnr R. Schmidt . M.D. President Kennedy expressed this hope: the county $1. ide! il. f MRS. S. S. Hushford , Minn. "May we open not only a great world's On the other hand , two Dem- The first local strawberries were brought into ocratic congressmen are defi- Just for (he heck of it , I fair, but may wc open an era of peace Winona from Homer Ridge and retailed at 20 scientific language, chromo- nitely against Kennedy on checked two families, one with somes can and understanding among all mankind." cents per quart. Medicare : Wilbur Mills, Ark., two boys; one with three girls. 't read calendars. committee chairman , and The two boys turned out to be NOTE TO MRS. CD. : The NOT UNEXPECTED ttntlmants, par- James Frazier, Tenn. They are sound , finding an echo among One Hundred Years Ago . . . 1 862 odd-then-even. The three girls best treatment for rectocele is haps—but The office of the Northwestern Express has not wavering. turned out to be even-odd-even. surgical correction. It's not an all Americans. The accomplishments on Also not wavering are 10 Re- Theory disproved twice. Oi, in operation to fear. been removed to tho building on Center Street publicans: N' , III. ; display at the fair form a bridge, asr the formerly occup ied by Simpson and Porter as oah Mason President said , to carry us toward thc 21st a dry goods slore. John Byrnes, Wis.; Howard World Fair Baker. Tenn. ; Thomas Curtis, century. So hail to the Seattle , Mo.: Victor Knox , Mich.; which shows what an extraordinary h^ing James Utt , Calif. ; Jackson man is, and points to what he may^ct Belts, Ohio; Bruce Alger, SALUTE TO GIRL SCOUTS! become. WINON A DAILY NEWS Texas: Steven Derounian , N.Y., and Herman Schneebeli, 'SI______S_S wiSMOKEY BEAR loves Girl Scouts! You An Independent Newspaper — Established 1855 Ta. . t0<> if you think about their service to C. E. All 10 Republicans on the mB^mmL " > W.F. Wurrt G. R CLOSW ^ Y LINDEN Ways and Means Committee ff B_fl_WtM Conservation over the past half century . Pvblither Kxec. director Business Mgr. are voting solidly against Me- and Editor t, Adv. Director dicare. mSf ^_Wr\f, Ycs- tne Girl Scouts are celebrating their Try 50th Anniversary and and Stop Me W.J. COLI ADOLPH BMCMM H. G. HYMES HSHHK SMOKEY is proud 8y SENNITT CERF Managing Editor Citv Editor Circulation Mgr. " ¦|PMH£ to salute them for their continued help. "1 propose," said the Oklahoma book- B. H. HABECK F. H KLAOQC R. J. LOIINSK I ™ | | So proud , in fact , that he has teamed up with Composing Supt. Press Supt. Engraving Supt. j CASH I >!j seller, "that we hold out next convention 1 Susie Scout to make this year's forest firepre- jM (^JjjflK the in Oompahsburg." M. GUE Giiswotn GORDON HOLTS LOANS £ s^Tmi vention campaign most successful ever. "Nothing doing," decreed thc chair. Chief Accountant Sunday Editor :I $25 to $600. For vacations, I: I to pay bills, shopping, other i Won't you join Srnokcy and Susie man. "That town is full of crooks, Why MEMBCK OF THE ASSOCIATED PRES* needs. : m-X-^m Scout? the last convention I attended in Oompahs- J burg, I was driving down the main street, a$HsMP mind you, when I put my hand out to The Associated Prow Is entitled exclusively j 1^4*^1 'a&w**#*c^*.-Onty yqu can make a left turn, and some son-of a-gun to the use for republication of all the local "Thank you for spending the afternoon showing it to Off«/c ! ^TlcS^ PRiVINT FORI1T PI RBS I atoie the olive right out of my martini, new* printed in this newspaper as wel l as all roe. It's just a matter now of waiting until the cash i Tyn'NANCE I " A.P. news dispatches. > * «

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A Class B hydroplane owned h Otber Scouts will receive the Don Tarnowski will be one of th following awards in ceremonies entries in the races on Lake Hen beginning at 8 p.m. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SHEELEY are at MR. AND MRS. EVERETT M. Christensen ry scheduled for the program. Thi Jack Wera, John Wildenborg, home in Midland, S.D., following their mar- ; Jr., are pictured after their marriage May 5 at races are sanctioned by the Mid Thomas Nyseth and Scott Os- riage April 23 in Peterson, Minn. The bride St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Minneapolis, The west Power Boat Association, Min borne, tenderfoot badges; Rich- is the former Miss* Doris Paulson , daughter of . bride is the former Miss Sybil A. Burreson. neapolis. ard Becker, Steve Gappa, Steven Another guest at the progran Williams and Mark Hittner, sec- Mrs. Alfred Paulson , Utica , Minn., and the late Minneapolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norvel will be LaVerne "Butch" Hovlan d ond class badges; Thomas Fisch- Mr. Paulson. Mr. Sheeley is the son of Mr. H. Burreson, Hesper, Iowa , and Mr. Christen- Colfax, 30th district Legion corn er and Richard Losinski, star and Mrs. - Ervin Sheeley, Midland. (Camera Arts sen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett M- mander. PI EPSILON DELTA, National Collegiate ter; Miss Carol Sherman, Fountain City ; Gordon Scout awards; John Jeresek, life photo) , Christensen Sr.. New Ulm. Players, established a chapter at Winona state D. Stinson, Hokah ; standing from left , Norbert, Scout badge; College in a ceremony Saturday in Sornsen Hall Mills, Hibbing, Minn.; Joseph Fitzgerald, Dur- James Heinlen, Daniel Nixon, Houston Man Named Thomas Fischer, Richard Losins- Burreson auditorium. Initiated into the chapter are, seated and ; Miss Patricia Severson, Lake City; Howard Utica Girl Wed Winona Town Board Sybil HOUSTON , Minn.—Don Peter- , Iowa; Donald Gulbrand- ki, John Jeresek; Craig Zeches, from left * Miss Ann McAllister , Bloomington , H. Schwind Rockford, Henry Wildenborg, Michael Fisch- In Peterson | Of Review Changes Becomes Bride son, Houston, has been selected Minn.; Miss Connie Eckhoff , Winona; Miss sen and Jam's Gulbrandsen , Mound, Minn., er, Michael Jeresek and Daniel by Carleton College , Northfield , Dorothy B. Magnus, WSC theater director and a and Dale Karow , Winona. 'Daily News photo) Kammerer, merit badges. , UTICA, Minn.—Arendahl Luther- Location for Meeting MABEL, Minn.—Miss Sybil A. Minn., to participate in its sum- member of the University of Minnesota chap- an Church, Peterson, Minn., was Burreson, Minneapolis, daughter mer institute for high school teach- I The Winona Township board of , the scene for the marriage April review will meet June 4 at 1:30 of Mr. and Mrs. Norvel H. Burre- ers of mathematics supported by 28 of Miss Doris Paulson, daughtei j son, Helper, Iowa , and Everett M. the National Science Foundation. i am. at the Ralph Davenport resi- f rom el Mrs, Alf red Paulson, Utica, and dence, Rt. I , Gilmore Valley, Clerk Christensen Jr., Minneapolis, son He will attend the institute We Mixed Up Ihe late Mr. Paulson, and Robert of Mr . and Mrs. Everett M. Chris- June 24-Aug. 3. v C. A. Hedlund said, instead of at ¦ National Dramatic Fraternity Sheeley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin ! the originally announced location, tensen Sr., New Ulm, Minn., Sheeley, Midland, S. D. Union Hall , St. Mary's College. were married May 5 at St. Law- SARAH SOCIETY Some Arcadians The couple is at home in Midland rence Catholic Church, Minneap- Sarah Society of Redefmer following a wedding trip to Canada olis. . Lutheran Church will vote on re- and Northern Minnesota. The bride is a graduate of Ma- vision of its constitution at the Chapter Established at WSC The Rev. James Asp performed MARKET bel High School and attended meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the the ceremony, Mrs. Orvin Geieg- (Continued from Pag* 1) the Minnesota School of Business. church social rooms. The meeting A new chapter was established tiates with the conferring ofiicers The first chapter , was organized is open to guests and all members at the University of Illinois in 1922 nioe, Minneapolis, was organist The bridegroom is a graduate of and candidates initiated by Pi Ep- as guests wflR held at the home over-discounted by the tremen- , are to bring their mite boxes. Mrs. , National Collegiate of Miss Sherman. Following the and was followed the same year and accompanied Miss Joyce Ru- Holy Trinity High School New silon Delta dcll. Minneapolis, who sang. dous readjustment in stock prices. Ulm, and Michigan State Univer- D. T. Pankow and Mrs. Howard Players, in a ceremony Saturday installation and initiation, all par- by others at the Universities of Peterson will be hostesses. Other Tht decline has slashed as sity . Both are employed by Min- afternoon at Wino:ia State College. ticipants were honored at a formal Wisconsin and Minnesota. THE MAID of honor was Miss I banquet at the Winona Country chapters in Minnesota are located much as -50 per cent from the neapolis Honeywel l Regulator Co., Ceremonies for the leading hon- Leila Wille, Minneapolis/ and Aero Division. orary dramatic fraternity took Club. at Hamline University, St. Olaf bridesmaids were Mrs. Benton Ca- price of some stocks at their 1962 place in Somsen Hal! auditorium. College , the College of St. Cather- dy, Cape Charles, Va., sister , of the highes. The bride wore a street-length The ritual was conducted and the NATIONAL Colltgiftta Playtrs it ine, Gustavus Adolphus College, bride, and Miss Beverly Sheeley , A spectacular loser has been In- dress of embroidered silk organza emblems conferred by the niation- in its 40th year with a member- Mankato State College, St. Cloud Minneapolis, sister of the bride- ternational Business Machines — and veil and carried a cascade al first vice president,. Miss Meta ship of approximately 9,000 men State College, Macalaster College Vogsi Maloney groom. once the favorite of growth-mind- bouquet of white roses, stepha- and women who have been elect- and Augsburg College , ed investors. It has fallen from notis and ivy. Frev, director of theater at the ARCADIA, Wis. — The pictures Best man was Ernest Nemec Jr., College of St. Catherine, St. Paul. ed because of their contributions National Collegiate Players seeks Midland, cousin of the bridegroom, a high of $578.50 a share to $398 Mrs. Harris Burreson, Hesper, to either the academic or the pro- to recognize, promote, and encour- of Dr. W. E. Eng- at the end of last week. She was assisted by Miss Anne lish and Henry and groomsmen were Gary Shee- sister-in-law of the bride, was Simley, formerly director of Ham- fessional theater. Among the hon- age the best in theatrical work in ley, Rapid City, S. D., cousin of Other major losers include (as matron of honor. She wore a ary members are Judith Ander- educational theater and to cite for i/ogel were inad- of the close of the market Friday) line University theater and cur- vertently trans- the bridegroom, and Orvis Paul- street-length turquoise crystalette rently executive secretary .of the son, Helen Haves, Raymond Mas- special commendation individuals son, Houston, Minn., cousin of the U.S. Steel $78.37 to $53.50, Amer- dress, carried yellow roses and sey, Basil Ratnbone , Agnes Moor- or organization in community or posed in Sunday's , ican Telephone $136.25 to $113, pompons Minnesota State High Schoo 1 feature on Arcad- bride. Gordon Paulson, Houston and wore a band of roses Speech League. head, Sir Cedric Hardwiek , Hen- professional theater who exempli- cousin of the bride, ushered. Lionel $19.50 to $10.37, U.S. Vita- and pompons in her hair. The ry Fonda, Charles Laughton and fy the ideals and standards which ia. Gayle Brown , daughter of Mr. min $42.37 to $26, Litton $152.75 to bridegroom was attended by the late Tyrone Power . the society seeks to emulate. T h e picture Jr., Peter- $100.50 , Polaroid $221 to $121.C2 James Baer, MISS DOROTHY B. M«gnus, di- m a r ke d "Ma- and Mrs. Arthur Brown Mankato, Minn. rector of the Winona State Col- son, and cousin of the bride, was and Beckman Instruments $152.75 A buffet .luncheon for 60 was lone" actually is , Cady, son of to $82.50. lege theater, and John Breitlow, A. C. Foster, flower girl and Paul held at Little Jack 's Steak House. a member of the speech depart- Forever Feminine Mr. and . Mrs. Benton Cady, Cape Brokers say that the gold stocks ^ member of the , —traditionally strong in trouble- ment staff , assisted with the cere- nnuntv hoard and Charles, and nephew of the bride mony. Both are members of the ¦ ' was ring bearer. Candle lighters some times — have advanced Ambassador MacArthur M. J. "Mar- were Dennis Paulson, Houston , and against the current. The major University of Minnesota Chapter. ty " Maloney 's Dr - English oils, such as Jersey Officers of the new chapter are LaVern Paulson, Utica, cousins of Standard, Pays Tribute to Dead picture was omitted by mistake. the bride. Standard of California and Socony president. Miss Carol Sherman, Mobil, although lower have held V/AREGEM , Belgium «l - Fountain City ; vice president. Miss THE BRIDE chose a bouquet up better than other groups. U.S. Ambassador Douglas Mac- K Connie Eckhoff , Winona; secre- taffeta wedding gown with chapel Arthur II stood in Flanders Field . SA VL tary, Miss Ann McAllister, Bloom- train. The bodice, made with a Stock exchange officials and Sunday and paid homage to the J ^ , DFL ' ington, Minn.; treasurer John Da- (Continued from Page 1) sabrina neckline and long sleeves, brokers feel that the nation s \5 American dead of two world wars. vis, Chisholm, Minn., and histor- was trimmed with lace appliques million shareowners are much Speaking at a ceremony at the Sp ian. Gordon D. Stinson, Hokah. convention's endorsing committee, and studded with •• sequins and better protected now than they Waregem U.S. Military Cemetery, / ^i Alumni of the college who were where Minneapolis lawyer Lee pearls. The bouffant skirt was de- were in 1929. This, they say, is he said: "When there are forces initiated into associate member- Corcoran got the nod, S-7. tailed with appliques of lace. Her due to government regulations, abroad that would impose an HOT WEATHER COLOGNE ship include Joseph Fitzgerald , On the convention floor, Ras- veil fell from a double crown of self-policing by the stock ex- , atheistic and monolithic authori- Rochester, Minn.; Donald Gul- mussen, 66, made a personal ap- iace edged in seed pearls and high- changes a greater distribution cf tarian COOL! FRESH! FRAGRANT! Splash it on stocks among the public, a better system on the entire world brandsen and Janis Randall Gul- peal and called himself a "victim lighted with crystal . She carried a let us keep in mind the lesson of -all over-and feel instantly cooler. " And he got the back- understanding by the public of the brandsen, Mound, Minn. ; Dale of innuendo. cascade bouquet of tangerine roses. the sacrifice of those who rest 'll leave delicious trail of Karow Lake City; Neal Lang, ing of such veterans as House The bridal attendants wore street- securities business and business You a fri- . generally, and improved commu- here quietly among friends in this Winona; Norbert Mills, Hibbing, Speaker Ed Chilgren, Rep. Francis length dresses of nile green taffeta green and beautiful corner of | grance all day-and what fragrance. Minn.; Howard Schwind, Rock- LaBrosse of Duluth and railroad with matching hats. They carried nications. Af.er the debacle of 1 929-1932, Flanders Field. " i Seven beautiful scents...all light ford , Iowa; Miss Patricia Sever- labor leader Elmer Berglund. colonial bouquets of yellow and Belgian troops formed a guard , Corcoran got 409 votes to 587 lavender carnations with white rose the government stepped in and set but lingering. Choose son, Lake City ; Randall J. Stukel up regulations to control the se- of honor and fired a three-shot ^ Kenyon, Minn. , and the Rev. Hugh for Rasmussen but tbe 31-year-old centers. volley. several and enjoy ;r,_L- Minneapolis man immediately A reception was , held in the curities industry and to safeguard Turton , Cochrane. the public. ¦ changing them about (KSH r Preceding the ceremony a re- moved to make it unanimous for church parlors. "Hre bride is a gra- Rasmussen, and the fight was duate of Peterson\High School, Lu Wall Streeters say there is a P/RK RECREATION SQUARES t$ you change your {j^Sjj union of active and associate ini- , Minneapolis , great gulf between the trading of over. thcran Bible Institute The Park-Recreation Squares clothes.You can afford IBFJM business , Arthur Carl- and Vocational School of Practical 1929 and that of today. ln party held their weekly square dance them at this special jpcfflj son of Lake Park was elected Nursing, Minneapolis , and was em- Then, there were only about ont Saturday evening at Holzinger - st ate DFL treasurer. George Farr ployed as a licensed practical price. JUST 51 -.BSSBf Of course It's second bond. Didn't the billion shares listed' on the New Lodge. Fourteen couples danced to was re-elected state chairman Sat- nurse. The bridegroom was gradu- York Stock Exchange. Now there the calling of Ray Benedott. Two minks wear It fint? ] urday. ated from Midland High School, are 7V _ billion. Trading volume in couples, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and Lutheran Bible Institute and Aug- 1929 amounted to 119 per cent of Dorothy Gray bv Mr. and Mrs. Markee drove from uslana College, and is employed the number of shares listed. In the Marshfield , Wis. , area to join Wilfred Tomfoh rde DFL Adopts Eras Gas, Midland , S. D 1961 the year's volume was 15 per the group. Four Winona couples Friendship Four Sta te Platform cent of listed shares. Volume this drove to Red Wing Sunday after- « * JAJCUL Wed at Lake Citv year is not out of line with that. noon and danced at the South East BROWN DRUG ) 2 Boys Gassed to Death Some brokers are looking for a Senior Citizens LAKE CITY. Minn. (SpeciaD- DULUTH , Minn. platform PIECE OF FAMOUS 1 only remedy I've ever seen that FOUNTAIN CITY, urges establishment of a Minne- really works, is to cut a strip veyed personally around Winona Wis. -Badfier HOT CUPS - - - 78c by Mr. Daley were Riven lo the Squares will hold its annual square sota Mineral Reclamation Author- of chamois skin — use as a ity for reclamation of non-de- band under your cap — works group. dance festival Sunday from 2 lo MA COMPLETE WITH POLES— DELUXE 4-PLAYER perfectly. Guests were Mrs. K, P. Starr , 5 p.m. at the A. Elmer Itatz farm , veloped minerals, taconite , iron SAMSONITE I Linton, N. D.. Mrs. Anton Lueh- two miles east of Fountain City ore and other natural resources. Are you washing a lot of drip- mann, Miss Agnes McGill and on State Highway 95 . Charcoa l And , the DFL urged Congress to r Badminton Sets »s, $3.33 dry shirts, blouses and dresses Ernest White. Miss Florence .luck- broiled chicken will be served . provide public works projects JJGGAGE ESIS ALL COLORS and SIZES now? If you would buy some son, president, presided. Anyone interested in square danc- through grants ns well as loans |->S5T!SP , A y°u nm* ,o do s ou* a of tbe inflatable drip^iry hang- * ^ ~ " ' '•" h Retiring co-chairmen, Mrs. II. B. ing is welcome. to depressed areas. K^rWBBfl^Bfn Drawing Ticket in our store. All % ¦ ers you would eliminate that Price and Mr.s, M. II. Doner , «*•¦ ugly crease from the wire hang- Lgj||y£j^0J|3£y graduating seniors arc eligible to reg- jf Thongs "IE** 49c • 39c were presented with miniature istcr for this wonderful FREE PRIZE er. These sell for one dollar, , IBJaBBBl^y | but are well worth the money corsages and gifts ,l1i cj> have senior Citizens ' pBxHHGflHH >n our Luggage Department Downstairs i| MEN'S—WOMEN'S — CHILDREN'S - helps «n that little bit of served on Ihe ^Juuhcdio/L 5J$U, ironing you sometimes find Committee since its heg inning 3 years ago. Their successors will necessary because of tha crease CARDS ROSARIES - left by tbe hanger. soon be announced hy Mrs. O. E. • • , Samson ite is the luggage most re- a Swim Suits - 79c $6.95 Olson, general chairman , -who suc- • MEOAIS •.MISSALS quested Dorothy Gray's Hot Weather by Graduates ... the luggage | Reg. $2.95 — H" SIZE ceeds Mrs. Carpenter Buck . CRUCIFIXES CROSS-ON-CHAIN the Graduate will carry proudly for Cologne now on Sals — large Mrs. Olson announced plans for • • fi 6V.-OZ. bottlf only one dollar — the summer. • BOOKS—Adult and Children years to come. Smartly styled cases %\ why not pick up a couple — Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. for both men and women. Prices start 50' Garden Hose - $1.77 carry one with you If traveling . . . and many other distinctly* gift* yj C. J. Zonk, John Ga«c , Mrs Pe- at just $14.95 , plus tax. | BRACK'S — feels wonderful to stroke on ter Simon and Miss Jackson. Serv- for thit important : MWleal and turelcal Mrs. Laura M. Paffrath died PIGEON FALLS, Wis. (Special) EDWARD STANFORD, son of head , Minn., with a bachelor s de- patlmts: 2 to A and 7 to t-.X p.m. (no Saturday at 7:15 p.m. at the home —Mrs. Orlin ( Sylvia Gladys ) Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Stanford, 940 gree in elementary education. children undtr 12). W. Howard St., and a freshman Maternity pallonts: 2 te 1:30 iM / to of her daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Thomley, 33, Town of Hale, died 1:30 p.m. (adultt onlv). Kukuloff , - 'HOIK. E. 3rd St. suddently Sunday at 5:45 a.m. at Uie University of Illinois, has INDEPENDENCE , Wis. (Spe- been appointed a senator of the cial)—Susan Ann Wozney. daugh- SUNDAY She had been in poor health while being taken by ambulance ' ' to Tri-County Memorial Hospi- university s Men s Residence Hall ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Woz- Admistiont two years. Mrs. Paffrath was Association. ney, is one of 210 members of the born at Springfield, Minn., and tal, Whitehall. Mrs. Vernon E. Olson, Minne- Enrolled in the college of liberal spring graduating class at the Col- was a member of the Methodist The former Sylvia* Gladys Da- City, Minn. , arts and sciences, Stanford will lege of Saint Catherine, St. Paul. sota Church. vidson, she was born July 9, Mrs. Edward Voelker UV/, W. serve djiring the 1962-63 school Miss Wozney is a 1958 graduate , Surviving are: Two sons 1928, in the Town of Unity, daugh- St. . , Gor- year. of Independence High School and 3rd don, Owatonna. and Albert. Win- ter of Olaf and Bertha Davidson. Mrs. Jesse L. Long, 567 W. 3rd attended the College of Saint Ter- ona; four daughters, Mrs. Robert She was married to Orlin Thom- ROGER LAKE, son of Mrs. El- esa , Winona , before transferring St. ( Margaret) Cronk, La Crosse; ley May 6, 1944. to Saint Catherine where she ma- Wayne BLumentritt , Dakota len Lake, 67 E. Sth St., is com- Mrs. Kukuloff; Mrs. Lloyd (Gla- Surviving are: Her h_sband;f pleting his final year at Taft jored in library science. Minn. dys) Schreiber, North Hollywood, Timothy R. Evenson , Rushford, her mother, Mrs. Bertha David- College, Taft , Calif., where he's Calif., and Mrs. Clark (Hazel) son, Osseo; six sons, Ronald , Mar- an industrial arts education ma- SPRING GROVE. Minn. (Spe- Minn. Koechel, Waseca; ; nine grand- cial)—JoAnn Lanswerk, daughter Mrs. Vincent A. Ashelin, Wino- shall, Loren, Ardell, Jerome ' and jor. children; two great-grandchild- Jeffrey, all" at home; three daugh- Lake played on the 1960 foot- of Mr. and Mrs. Oren Lanswerk. na Rt. 1, Minn. ren, and one sister, Mrs. • Lucy ters, Susan, Cindy and Sarah, aU ball team and was a member of and Llizabeth Larson, daughter of Births Graham, Isle, Minn. at home; four brothers, Millard the Drafting and Welding clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larson, Ro- chester, were graduated from Wal- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon N. Over- A service will be held Tuesday ; and Jule, Osseo; Rudolph, Hixton , WEATHER BUREAU FORECASTS . portions of the middle Atlantic coast states. It Taft awards an associate of arts ing, 259 W. 2nd St., a son. at 3 p.m. at Belgrade Methodist degree. dorf Junior College, Forest City, j and Clifford , Eau Claire, and five Scattered showers and thundershowers will spread will continue hot in the south Atlantic and Gulf Iowa , Sunday. Both are I960 grad- Discharges Church, North Mankato, Minn. sisters, Mrs. Joe (Clara) Melsness, The Rev. W. D. Grose, will con - : tonight from the northern Plains southeastward coast states, with not much change elsewhere. uates of Spring Grove High School. Strum; Mrs. Thomas 'Arlene ) EITZEN Minn. - Eoger D. Henry G. Hanson, 472 Wilson'St. cruet that service, Burial will be through the Great Lakes area. Ohio valley and (AP Photofax Map) , Judith Joerg. daughter of Mrs. Gunem and Mrs. Raymond (Avis) Fruechte sen of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Erpelding, 1138 Marion St. in Glenwood Cemetery, Mankato. , Al Hansen , La Crescent , and a Mrs. Donald - J. Rolbiecki and John- Goss, both of Osseo: Mrs. Robert Franklin G. Fruechte, has accept- sophomore at the University of Friends may call today at (Joyce) ed a fellowship from General Mo- baby, 615Ms Olmstead St. son-Boman Funeral Home. Man- Sunday, Holmen, Wis., Minnesota , has been initiated by and Mrs. Dale (Janice) Zie, Ja- BUSINESS MIRROR tors Corp, for graduate work al 4t kato. i . Phi Upsilon Omicron honorary so- pan. College Space the University of Toledo, Toledo, ciety. A dietetics and home eco- Barnholtz Ohio, beginning next September. nomics major Miss Joerg was on* OTHER BIRTHS John H. A service will be held Thursday ' . A funeral service for John H. He'll begin study for a master s of 13 chosen on the basis of schol- at 2 p.m. at the Congregational degree after completing require- LAKE CITY , Minn. (Special) — Barnholtz, 84. 1780 W. Wabasha Church , Osseo. the Rv. C. E. Guth- Problem, Reynolds arship, leadership and moral char- Leaders Pained ments for a bachelor's degree in Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner, Ro- St., was held this morning at rie officiating. Burial will be in acter. She was graduated from chester, twin daughters Tuesday. Breitlow Funeral Home, the Rev. electrical engineering at the Gen- Spring Grove High School in 1960. the church cemetery. Friends eral Motors Institute, Flint , Mich., Mrs. Gardner is the former Katha- David Pankow, Redeemer Luther- may call at Hagen Funeral Home, rine Heise, daughter of Mr. and an Church, officiating. Burial was Says at La Crosse in July. Pigeon Falls, beginning Tuesday By Criticism During the past four years Mrs. Karl Heise. in Woodlawn Cemetery. afternoon. LA CROSSE, Wis. — Expansion Man Gets Suspended ,Mr. Saturday Fruechte has been active in 'he Barnholtz died By SAM DAWSON most vocal , since theirs , are the of facilities at state colleges will afternoon at the Wabasha Nursing be the No. 1 chore of the 1963 space and aviation club , electrical Fine for Assault FIRE RUNS Mrs. M. Hertafeldt AP Business News Analyst first and deepest wounds. The at- 's glee Home following a two-year illness. Legislature, Atty. Gen. Reynolds engineering club and men INDEPENDENCE, W i s. (Spe- tempt April 10 of many leading club and was a member of Alpha Carl S. Starzecki , 33. 715 E. 3rd Saturday He was born Sept. 28, 1877, in NEW YORK (AP)-Wounds of said here. ' St., pleaded guilty today before cial'—Mrs. Mary Dorothy Hertz- ' steel companies to raise prices Tau Iota engineering fraternity. 10:35 p.m.—Oil burner flare-up Hart Township and had lived in President Kennedy s clash with Speaking at a Democratic din- Municipal Judge S. D. J. Bruski feldt , 58, Traverse Valley, rural the steel industry over higher was beat back in a flare of head- He attended elementary schools at Woodrow Nagle residence, 486 this area all his life. lines by the ner at the La Crosse Hotel , Rey- to a charge of assault. Surviving are: 0n« son , John , Independence, died at 2:30 a.m. prices still pain many business administration. here and is a 1958 graduate of Mankato Ave. No damage. nolds pointed out that because of Caledonia High School. Starzecki was arrested by pol- Winona; three daughters, Mrs . Sunday at Tri-County Memorial leaders. Their outcries continue , enrollment increases, seven of the 11:24 p.m.—False alarm at Box Hosp ital , Whitehall. She had been But leaders of other industries ice on a warrant at 10:40 p.m. 46, 3rd and Laf ayette streets. Walter (Leona> Graham , Oklaho- after seven weeks, at annual meet- are critical , too. state's nine colleges will reach Sunday at his home as a result , ill four months and in the hospital A R C A D I A, Wis. i Special) - ma; Jeanette, Faribault, and Ella ings, industrial group gatherings their classroom capacity by 1965. of an incident Friday evening at Sunday , Mrs . eight weeks. Henry Ford II , chairman of the Roland R. Roskos, son of Mr. and Winona , and four sisters, and the like. In fact , many who at Unless the 1963 Legislature acts Ruth's Restaurant , 126 E. 3rd St. 3:13 p.m.—Oil burner flare-up at Red Wing; Mrs . Ford Motor Co., decries adminis- Mrs. Roy Roskos, Arcadia Rt. 1, Helen Chapman, She wa.s born April 5, 1904, first seemed shocked into silence promptly, the colleges will have to on the basis of Mrs. Anna Schneider' s residence, Homer; Mrs- tration pressure "to intervene di- is a candidate for a bachelor of Judge Bruski , Anna Wasnoska , daughter of John and Rose Bautch are just finding tongue in recent limit enrollment or seriously cur- Starzecki' s previously clean rec- 564 E. 4th St. No damage. Clarence (Martha) Sainford, Hom- rectly in matters of collective bar- science degree to be conferred at Lyga. She was married to Ar- days. gaining and the economic deci- tail programs, Reynolds said. ord , sentenced him to pay a $25 er, and Mrs. John (Ella) Rihs:, mand Hertzfeldt Feb. 18 , 1924, al And it may be a long lime be- Enrollment at state colleges and La Crosse State College Saturday. Winona. sions of business in an effort, to He has been on the dean 's list fine or serve eight days in cily MARRIAGE LICENSES Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic fore the wounds heal. When they hold a lid on costs and prices." the University of Wisconsin rose jail , the sentence to be suspended Church. from 24 300 in 1952 lo 48,700 this for academic achievement a num- do the kind of scar tissue they He told stockholders at the . on condition he dops^ not repeat Rosemary C. Hubof . 366 E. an- year, he said. Enrollments are ex- ber of times. Winona Funerals Surviving are: Her husband; leave could show quite plainly in nual meeting in Detroit: "I do daughter of the offense within six months. Broadway, and Daniel P. Sullivan , aot pected to increase by 4, , Florence G. Fugina, two sons, Laverne and Eugene, whatever new government-busi- think the present approach of di- 500 a year C. E. Fugina was 97714 W. Sth St. Leonard H. Block during the next 10 years, he said, Mr. and Mrs. , Independence; one daughler , Mrs. ness-labor relationship is being rect pressure is economically one of 485 students at the Univer- FLYING FARMERS GROUNDED A service for Leonard H. Block ' or enough to fill Frank (Mary AniH Koval , Inde- formed out of this year s dramatic sound , , U'o new state sity of Wisconsin honored for out- Half a hundred air-minded farm- was held this afternoon at St. necessary or in the long colleges each year. pendence ; four grandchildren; four conflict. run, effective. Politically, standing work at the annual Ail- ers, slated to visit Watkins Prod- Municipal Court Martin's Lutheran Church, the I think "Latest figures for La Crosse Rev, Emil Geistfeld officiating. brothers, John , and George, In- Business criticism' centers on it has dangerous implications. Universily Honors Convocation . ucts, Inc., today didn't make it: County show that 29.1 percent of »¦ WINONA dependence, Jde.sph and Roy, Ar- • • Bad weather grounded them. Burial was in Woodlawn Ceme- tbe guidelines on prices and wages ¦ your high school graduates now go ¦ ¦ • ¦ - Kenneth F. Krall , 20, 460 Laf- cadia, and four sisters. Mrs. John L. D. Welch, chairman of New HARMONY , Minn. (Special) - . .¦ pleaded guilty to a tery. which the administration first ca- Jersey Standard Oil told stock- on to college." Reynolds, a Demo- ayette St., Pallbearers were: Leonard Erd- (Juliai Dubiel , Mrs. John (Rose joled arid then pressured steel la- . Janet Young, daughter of Mrs. driving with no valid li- holders meeting in Chicago that c r a ti e candidate for governor , IMPOUNDED DOGS charge of mann, Kenneth Brandt, James Bautch , Mrs. Lawrence (Helen* bor and management into accept- Gladys Young, was graduated cense. Krall was arrested by po- business confidence was being pointed out. "About three-fourths Brand, Paul Drazkowski, Fred Sluga and Mr.s. George ' Monica * ing as "noninflationary and there- from Concordia Coll e g e, Mjor- None; lice at 1 p.m. Saturday at police weakened by "the frequency of of these go to La Crosse State . Schulz and Robert Bollmann. Puchalla . all of Independence. fore in the public interest. " "We must headquarters. Judge S. DA J. One sister has died. government charges and investi- make certain that Bruski sentenced him to • pay a Scherer Criticism of recent days covers gations , restrictions on mergers, La Crosse, along with Wisconsin's Tommy A service will be Wednesday at a wide range—from "steady $15 fine or serve five days in city Services for Tommy Scherer , 9, spreading efforts to control prices, other state colleges , are provided 9:30 a.m. at Ss. Peler and Paul march to socialism" to the com- jail. He was taken to jail! 157 E. Howard St., were held this one-sided domination at the wage with the facilities which will en- Forfeits were: Catholic Church with burial in parativelymild head-shaking over bargaining table, discrimination able them to continue doing their morning at Cathedral of the Sac- the church cemetery. The Rev. Wayne A. Sebo, 26. Sarasota, Rev. Msgr. th, driver of a speeding car $3 on a parking meter violat ion . Winona Co. residents fr et, TREMPEALEAU , Wis.-Funer- Wide Areas about settlements not in the long which went out of control on 'l t "Electronic engineer* have L % . He was arrested by police at 10: 15 others, $1 each. a services for Mrs. Ignatz Rudnik range interest of the parties" in- Highway 35 about _ ' _ miles south ^^ ^W ^^^ ^ a.m. Saturday at police headquar- Taken last week 57 were held this morning at Sacred volved—whether business, labor, of here early Saturday evening, is r yet to devise a better intsr. '^L ^\ j 'm Heart Church , Pine Creek , the ters. Since March 8, 1953 ... .44 ,051 reported by Winona General Hos- office communications »ys« ^r Rev. Augustyn Sulik officiating. Of Country Another figure prominent in the pital , as satisfactory this morning. ^ ^^ ^ Burial was in the church ceme- rubber industry was still more His mother, r tern than the water cool* By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mrs. Earl Chris- $ xtm*'£ *H AW tery. critical of the trend of govern- topherson , rural Lewiston, said 3 Cars Sprayed Wisconsin Youth Pallbearers were Victor Pellow- Rain clouds hovered across ment-business relations in gener- this morning that X-rays of possi- ski , Leo H. Watkowski , Dan Li- wide areas in the central section al. Dr. Ray P. Dinsmore, retired ble back and hip injuries had not terski and Clarence, Edwin and of Ihe nation today but violent vice presiden t of Goodyear Tire & been read yet. Only visible injur- Cecil Maliszewski. storms which raked Texas and Rubber , told a meeting of chemi- ies were a small cut on the ankle r Special for Memorial Day and Graduation With White Paint Pleads Guilty to nearby states for the third cal scientists that "lip service to and a skinned shoulder. > Police today are investigating straight day appeared diminish- free enterprise in the United Christopherson remained con- M American Made— Lightweight , Portablt <£ three incidents in which cars were WEATHER ing. States is belied by the steady scious alter he was thrown from sprayed with a t ypo of white A squall line with tornadoes , march to socialism." his car which traveled 998 feet out Drunken Driving OTHER TEMPERATURES I TRANSISTOR RADIOS paint ,, thunderstorms, heavy rain and of control and landed in a ditch. | James W. Shay. 22 , Onalaska , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hail , extended from central Ne- Many steelmen were bitter at C Now Prictd As C4CQC Those men who reported the van- the recen t meeting of American Officers investigating reported he ^ dalism were: Benjamin F. Per- Wis., pleaded guilty before mu- Albany, cloudy 72 4o braska to the Texas Panhandle was apparently racing with anoth- C Lew As 4>10i^J nicipal Judge S. D. J. Bruski to- Albuquerqu e, rain . .. 78 48 .01 late Sunday night. It moved cast- Iron & Steel Institute in New ^ kins, 523 W. Sanborn St.; Howard York. Allison R. Maxwell Jr., er car, the driver of which has Ehmke 567 W. Sanborn St., and day to a charge ot drunken driv- Atlanta , clear 9(1 68 ward this morning and the stormy . president of Pittsburgh Steel , said nol been identified. Dean Singer. 603 W . King St. ing. Bismarck , cloudy ... 61 r>:5 weather abated in eastern sections Christopherson was employed at C SEE OUR SUMMER CLEARANCE 5 Shay, was arrested by police at Boise , cloudy 72 47 .12 of Kansas and Nebraska. what had hit the industry seven All incidents occurred over the " weeks ago was " an avalanche of Fiberite Corp., 516 W. 4th St. His Plastic bags l;06 a.m. Sunday at 3rd and La- Boston , clear (15 51 > PRICES ON ALL TV SETS! < weekend, police said. , A tornado struck in tho north- government abuse and coercion , father operates a garage at Wyatt- from which the paint was squeez- fayette streets. Chicago , cloudy 60 53 .35 ville. ^ Judge Bruski sentenced him to Cleveland , rain 71 60 .16 cast Panhandle of Texas Sunday, triggered from the White House." ed , were f ound near two of the The guidelines on steel wages W« Are Ihe Headquarters for pay a $100 fine or serve 60 days Denver , cloudy 62 4.=i .30 injuring at least 13 persons, none £ ^ cars, Damages have not yet been seriously. Stormy weather hit and steel prices advanced by the estimated. in county jail. He was taken to Des Moines, cloudy . 69 64 .28 jail Detroit cloudy 70 53 other parts of the state. administration struck Maxwell as Youth Who Broke t FEDDERS AIR CONDITIONERS! i Theft of a car and a radio also being " Thomas G. Haney, 1755 W. Wa- Fairbanks , cloudy ... 67 52 Tornadic winds were reported "insidious doctrine. \ Bring in your Lucky Numbers — you may have already were reported to police. Arthur B. basha St., pleaded guilty to driv- Fort Worth , cloudy . 93 77 near Janscn , !Neb. Heavy hail Homer , chairman of ^ Mark Cisewski , «58 E. 4th St., Bethlehem Steel , Store Windows V won a FREE FEDDERS AIR CONDITIONER! ing after revocat ion of his li- Helena , clear 65 42 pelted sections of Kansas and Col- characterized told police that his 1952 model them as "crazy " and " " ^ cense. Honolulu , cloudy . . . 81 73 T orado. cockeyed. Chrysler was stolen sometime Sat- Time heals most wounds To Be Charged l He was arrested by jxili cp at Kansas City; cloudv Hti f>4 .44 The rain bell extended eastward . But C See ut also for FEDDERS DEHUMIDIFIERS. } urday evening. It had ->eeh park- inlo the southern Appalachians right now a lot of business leaders ed on West Broadway. License 5:45 a.m. Friday at Highway 61 Los Angeles , cloudy 65 53 A charge will be brought against j Memphis , clear .... 9.1 71 wilh amounts of one inch in a are still pretty sore. number i.s 1M2297 , and Peteer Street . the youth who smashed three C SERVICE . . . quick — accurate — reasonable! "^ 1 Judge Bruski sentenced liiui to j Miami , cloudy .. 85 77 six-hour period in some places. plate glass windows, valued at Charles Dennis , 772 -.- W. King Light rain and drizzle sprinkled pay a $30 fine or serve 10 days i Milwaukee, cloudy 51! 43 abou t $600, at 8:15 p.m. Saturday St., told police that someone had j the Lake Erie area , northern parts in city jail. He also ordered that Mpls , St.I' nul , cloudy 67 r.5 .. Four at J. Milton Dahm , jeweler , 112 stolen the radio, valued at $35. of the Rockies and Grea t Plains, Teachers Quit _\ m_T Eaiy Terms Arranged J from his car sometime after 1:30 Honey's license plates be im- New Orleans , clear .. 91 71 E. 3rd . St ., police said today, New York, cloudy ... 7!l 57 Ihe Pacific Northwest and along At Lake a.m, Sunday. He said it was miss- pounded and his car resist ration City School Trie youth's identity is known. Gm Omaha , cloudy .. Mi 61 , 12 coastal areas of central Califor- ing when he went to church. turned in. Haney paid thc fine. I.AKK CITV, (Special)— It i.s believed he was venting his i Philadelphia , cloudy 75 "i2 nia. Minn. anger after an 6L ELECTRONIC ? Four members of Lincoln High argument with his K Phoenix , clear . 7(1 fill .. girl when he committed the act. Me ., Hot and humi d weather clung to faculty submitted resignations by i Portland , clear 72 47 the Southeast , with temperatures a S HAROLD GATES and WES KITTLE Portland . Ore . cloudy 71) Wl the May 1 deadline , according to £ soaring into the !K)s Sunday and Efcgs should be kept covered No Service Call Charge When You r TV or Radio Set. Is :i 45 .19 taught sixth grade nl Wash ington GASOLINE 28 :: in Orlando .' Via. tainer for such use, make dr> with S 211 East Third Street Phone 3791 ' r>() last fall and finished thc year nt ^ San Francisco, cloudy . 55 ¦ Ihe covered carton in which eggs Seattle rain fi:i 4H Zumbro Falls teaching 3rd and 4th arc usually packed. Washington 74 62 PRIDE AROUSED grades is resigning to join the _____ ¦ ______free?'s «"y"" ri S ever really T- 'fi' .'iec BOSTON Ml — Boston , known armed forces. ^^^ ^^H , B^^ ^^" ^^^k Do DAILY RIVER BULLETIN ns "the homo nf the bean and the Denis Brown vocal instructor , ¦ m ¦ | L expert something Flood Stage 24-hr. cod." is going to try to impress on and Robert Motzko . junior high ^L m^mw the world thnt the bean |wit is its English and science leather , plan \^L v/hen you drive up to Staga Today Chg. J m \\y_ ^^ ^ Red Wing 14 10.11 .) .7 symbol. to continue their education al the wmw Wm HH I a pump? Aroused by reports dial more University of Minnesota and I' ni- "A" Lake Cily i;i.,'t ..) :>.o TOP GRADE Wabasha 12 10.5 -\ .8 souvenir bean pots are sold in versity of Georgia, respecli-vely. m*mmmm^mmmmmmmmmmmmYou Dam 4 , T.W 9 5 -| 1.6 California than in Boston , the Richard Elliot , junior hig h ma- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H We have no no Dam 5, T.W 7.6 -| 1.3 Greater Boston Chamber of Com- thematics instructor and basket- SirvuL 1912 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ fl free Dam 5-A , T.W. . . 11.5 merce i.s promoting a campaign. ball and golf voach , plans to re- mmmmwm ^m^m^mmmmmv N0 VViliou.i II) 9,4 .j. .5 Bean |H>t.s, containing a recipe ! turn to the turkey business in n Dam d -| .1 SUMMER snacks ^^^ ^^ ^^ pink Dam > " ¦— '¦¦'-» (From Haitlngi to Guttenberg WESTERN[ _ ' " j ) i Rising stages will occur in the and Electrotherapy COAL FUEL Oil GASOUN1 1 Mississippi for tlie next several ] diiy.s. The singes nl Winona arc 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily — W«d. J> Sat, f a.m. to 12 Noon 6x3—$18.75 #2 — 15.Br Refl. 28.9f expected to lie io Tuesday. dohL ^y% - 7 £=3 Sptonq i 10. | Wednesday and 11 Thuraday. A Friday Evenings by Appointment «JW Phone 283 1 "Com* Down to Our Yard" j crest of II is expected Thursda y -?^niS£5rW WINONA'S HOME.OWNED DAIRY I night to Friday, $40O for construction of a breeze-^ way. Vacation Home: A Retreat and Investment Leonard Albrecht, 950 44th . Ave., By JUL.ES LOH Goodview Issues $IOO for an addition to a garage. S. L. Daugherty, 3740 Sth St., ; NOTE : today's. EDITOR'S $20O for enclosure of a porch. , Houu ef the Week if a two- special on vacation Edward Borkowski, 4010 7th St., plan Three Home $30O for an addition to a garage. Two different archi- hemes. , 3975 7th St., $50 provide their individual Leo Borkowski tect* for construction of a flower shop. solutions to the problem of de- signing an economical homt from that can Building away horn* b* Permits t expanded as family and in- A permit for construction of a blue- ' tern* »row. The "baby new house in the village of Good- print" Study Plan alwayi available with House of tht view was approved last week by Week contains architect's ele- the village council, Dr. E. G. Cal- vations, condensed material! lahan, village clerk, reported. lists' ami enlarged pictures of The house, estimated to cost these designs. both $3,000, will be built by Joseph Ne- There are any number of rea- well. 855 41st Ave., on an existing sons why vacation homes are be- basement. ing built at a greater rate today Last week's other permits ap- ihan ever before—shorter worfe J-tt CHALET .. . Swiss architecture influenc- of straight sawn boards with the bark intact* proved by the council were issued bolter highways, longer va- to: GEO. KARSTEN week, ed the design of this two-bedroom hideaway, makes it especially attractive on a thickly wood- PHONE 744* cations, to name only a few . Harry WaJcliak, 850 39th Ave., which is a perfect 24 feet square. The exterior ed site. But probably the main reason is that for many families a va- cation house represents a soun d investment. NOT ONLY is it a place to spend leisure time in any season hut , if designed with care , becomes a CAN YOU IDENTIFY j perfect spot for com fortable living I J -22 FLOOR PLAN . . . House is built on block piers, adap- during the years oT retirement. House of the Week readers get table to any" terrain; contains 576 square feet in dimensions of 24 feet by 24 feet. Note outside shower with adjacertt entry from terrace to bathroom. THIS HOUSE? V i

Friends and neighbors up " around Blair , "Wis., will rec- A \ make ^ ognize the beautiful home of *\ Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gander- 4 sure your son , made even more grac- 4 SHIP-SHAPE J-23 . . . The profile of this it has a balcony expansion which would accomo- ious with the addition of paint job ^ 900-square-foot all-season home suggests the date a third bedroom and bath. Overall dim- Homeward Steps in front and A prow of a ship. Basicall y a two bed-room house, ensions are 36 feet by 46 fe et . back. lasts HAj Like so many other Home- longer... (heir choice this week of Iwo such Mail Cou pon far 'Baby Blueprint* vard Step, owners, ' Mr . and 1^ dual purpose homes. They arc USE MOORE'S ^_ . A designs .1-22 and .1-23 in the se- Full study plan information on this architect-designed House of ^MMtt- \W. j.lWOMBi 4 MOOR WHITE PRIMER | The Week can be yours now. It comes to you in a handy folder with ries, and study plans of both a baby blueprint, showing each floor and all elevations phis "Tips on houses come with an order for ! Building a House. " The price is only 50 cents. They 're also available ' either. i at the information counter of the Dail/ Nevvs. Architects of both homes. Her- man H. York and Lester Cohen , HOME PLANS, DAILY NEWS gave as much attention to looks Please send me- a baby blueprint on Design J-22 and J-23. gOpRWH# Enclosed is 50 cents. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' 1 r Mrs. Gunderson need never i 5_»______^___S#.« - A *"* Exterior "' . NAME .... \ ...... r r .__ m^mm^^^^^^^Kmg^^^^Kf^-.m f^ L worry again about weak and 2 (pleast print plainly) fP|P^B^^^HHfl^H^^£;> A-1 r worn out steps. Their step ^^^ |UBH^B^|B!"*^_\ > ! STREET r problems are over, because n^nt_H^BHH^HHr' ^ Contracting Go. 1 ' ' V Homeward Steps are quality CITY STATE ^^KSSJ!''^xrTT>|l ^H^^ ^ Garlan Polus j » controlled in construction. iWpP?^ ^^H| 4 Dependable base for *^ • k Vour home and family can be ||&wi |, . r^ 4 exterior painting and planning detail as they would offering basically^ is a two-bed- ^, J^fP 9 For unpointed Wood, a standa rd home-. room design-alsoy-but with an ex- -weathered surface!, stucco, pansion balcony which would pro- brick, cement A RECENT trip to Switzerland { gide an additional bedroom and influenced architect York is his j bath , plus overnight facilities in Prevent! flaking or peeling • design of this chatet-type hide- i the grade-lever recreation room. away. CAUTION: 4 . Benjamin A The basic house is 25 feet by J-23 FLOOR PLAN , m . . Basic house contains 900 square , ^ • Ne-w Homt Construction The house is a perfect 24-foot 36 feet containing 900 square feet \r Salt Chloride , or any other so-called ice remover ruins square containing 576 square feet feet in dimensions of 25 feet by 36 feet; deck expands overall r ^ • Masonry • Roofing of living area on the main floor. concrete. No NOT use on Homeward or any cement steps ; Moored of living area. It can accommo- dimensions to 56 feet by 46 feet. Expansion balcony, to accomo- 4 • Repairs The deck makes the overall di- f or walks. I Rademacher's date four persons in two bedrooms, mensions 36. feet by 46 feet,, and date third bedroom and bath , would add 265 square feet to living K Moore'i P *M Product * M FREE ESTIMATES i with additional overnight accom- the balcony expansion would add are a. m 51 W. 2nd SI. A ; modations possible in the large 265 square feet of additional in- t * 13» m^ Phone k^LA ; living room. door space. ^ W* Dial 6447 ^— Deliver 477 Wilson i Rs exterior side walls are cov- ^^k _^^^H i ered , with what is known ITS DRAMATIC profile suggests "flitchy pine"—straight sawn the prow of a boat , and its in- \ Homeward Step Co.j boards with the bark intacl. an terior design likewise is ship-shape especially attractive feature on a and economical. The free-standing r 1635 West Fift h Street Phone 8-1533 j ; heavily wooded lot. bar. serves both kitchen and liv- at ing area , and the shower and "Look your steps . . . Everyone else does" 4 ECONOMY of design obviou-sly ^ HOME — COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL 111 j dressing space at the rear of the was a prime consideration , but garage makes for tidy housekeep- some of the economical features ing. may not be as readily apparent as WIRING The added feature of a recrea - I B others. Note, for example, the efficient tion room also makes this house plumbing arrangement which pro- something special. As an added "~" touch of coziness , both the grade -w vides an outside shower with an level and the living level have adjacent entry from the terrace i fireplaces. "Deeds Speak 1t to the bathroom. The house, built ' ¦ on block piers, also is economi- 1 IT'S HIGH TIME cally adaptable to virtually any 1 Better Than ill terrain. ' 1 Architect Cohen s vacation ho use ! ~ Words " Jm% ' To restore the cedar to its orig- put on it , you'll have to use a TO BUILD 1HE | inal condition , assuming that no ! varnish remover , following the ni- 1 finishing material has been put | struct ions on the label carefully. the on il , a good sanding job i.s nec- I When the finish has been com- essary. Use a fairly coarse grade j ple'ely removed , then proceed t of sandpaper and nib thoroughly. [ wilh the sanding as discussed Answer If a finishing material has been ! above. ' LOW There s no bettor prool ol the abov e statement lhan is proven T "^ J H MtW SINGLE I * | COST WAYl] in the field of electrical alterations everyday. Perhaps your y wNDlt -«^HHHH^BBI^^HHaiHHBa ^HHaHHHBHHB gB-______k \ brother-in-law claims to have fixed a light socket once,., * < ^ ¦ fAUttJ By ANDY LANG or Cousin Ed says Ite enn do anything! Tune out the speeches , AP Newsfeatures WITH friend , they can cause trouble quickly — perhaps an electrical QUBSTION: All our closets are fire — or worse. Stay "with the Licensed Bonded Boys who - ceilnr. They are 10 years old and •A HAPPY HOUSE perform Electrical Instnl lnlion nnd Alt eration "l)«>eds " every- all the cedar odor is gone. This day — stay wilh ... 2 L^ condition began about a year ago. is HEALTHY Concrete Products ^ ^j 3^ At that time , we saved one ol Can Rust your wrilenp.s about this subject , r-r.X^— TZv^ • 't Can't Burn Can't Decay EU TR,c but now that wc need it , we can 't CXX> J~ ^ • • WINONA locate it. Could you please toll BAUER JSc Plumbing Co. us wJiat to put on the cedar to 225 East Third Street Telephone 4578 306 Mankato Ave. Phono 2035 bring back the odor? ANSWKH : You do not put any- thing on the cedar: you take ^3fe* P^b something off. When the odor dis appears, it is because the pores ——-——-^^^» jfr y^ m K W mJm- T V T mAmT w \\ *_f _ / ¥..~J.. f TJiAmmm_\ ' '" of the wood have become clogged wilh dirt ov er the years. CONCRETE AND Another possibility i.s lhat some- CHIMNEY BLOCKS one may have decided to put some LITE-WEIGHT BLOCKS Ec oiionik-nl fast -tnrl sun- kind of finishing material on thc Made in tho nw modern wood , which also stops tlie odor. plp (0 ma Mudo Qf u, (> . 2-core design. A size for W(,JRh , maU,ria| ff)|. Rrculer RE-ROOFING any and every building ncal mistancCi r MODERNIZE =n purpose. ^ YOUR SERVICE ¥l *• ' /////J/// P ^fe^\ | Full Houscpower lets you live built-in veniilalin g equi pment -^$mm\\mr ^^^^^^^ Ett S i / •*Mat_i______Pfc*^ ^^ IRi ^^^ lBu better—electricall y. You know which whisks «way kitchen and •nd HEATING that! But think of llm: not only bathroom odors , l lcctric dish- CONCRETE hcalthierdijhwash- B>sJ_^j «§ can a full Uousepower home be washersmea n DRAIN TILE ; pleasunltr for family and friends , ing, too. i i L __J^i it can be hPitcher— This keeps you from depositing too Bread as a go-along, and ycru tion issued this year and were Hamilton's Add. to Winona, and part of SE'A of SWA of See. 24.107-10. heavy an edge. won't regret lt! amoiig 15 permits with a total Bov't Lot 1, Sac. 24-107-7. of $46,350 taken last National Decorated Matal Co., inc.. to BIGGER H^USE valuation Miller Wast* Mills, Inc.—Part of Block 2, week. Hamilton's Add. to Winona. Here are a couple of color tricks The year's building total now is Junior A. Markwardt at ux to Hurral A. to make your home look bigger. P DON'T DO IT YOURSELF . . $811,795, compared with $1,092,931 Wardwall—NE'A ol NAW of SE'A of Sec. Paint the trim the same color as J Uie end of May 1961. At this M-1M4, axcapt E. 1 rod S, of road. at . Maurlca Andersonel ux to Robert A. Rol- the siding. If there are dormers, date last year 14 house permits blackl—Part ot NW'/i of SW'A of Sec. 12- paint them the siding color, too, had been written. JP74. because this will give the impres- National Decorated Matal Co./ Inc., to sion of greater height. THOSE WHO DREW permits for Miller Waste Mills, Inc.—Part of Blocks l ¦ house construction last week were : and 2, Hamilton's Add. to Winona. Edward P, Whitten et ux to Harold A. NONCHALKING PAINT • L. J. Casper, 751 Clark's Lane, DoPuy at ux—Lol 7, Westdala Subd. In tor a 26- by 49-foot house and Wtnona. If there is masonry of any type Vinson A. Rica et ux to Alice C. Kulak below the wood siding, of your garage at 1768 W. Mark St. The —S. lev ft. of Lot 1 and S. 34 fl. of E . 30 ft. ot Lot 2, Block 2, Eckert' house, be sure to ask your dealer house will have gas-fired forced . a Add. to air heating and will be built at an U- lnA..* for a nonchalking paint. The chalk- Str»H A, Silt at mar fo Henry J. Wiec- ing, or self-cleaning type, will estimated cost of $12,000. zorek «t itx—Lof », B lock I*, Laird's Add. leslie Moody, 1510 W. Mark lo Winona. stain the brick or concrete block. • FENCE A ROUND . . . Fluid circular line lxls fill in panels, are spaced a half inch apart Celesta S. Loreni to Robert F. Moivga- St., for a 24-by S&foot house cost- Part All WORK DONE BY < (or equipment and materials now Maw houses 10 Bremyer—Pari of NE'A of NW'A ' of Sec. Their value $ 112 ,000 2-10M. THE DEPOT" > LICENSED BONDED ELECTRICIANS 4 CONTRACT FOR DEED flaUvL exposed at the rear of the prop- Volume same date erty. Be Fire Resistant ¦ Ervin Schroeder to Andrew Roraff et ux 147 CENTER ST. Can 0-92,931 The city of Winona was issued 1961 .. $1, -N'ly *A of Lots 2 and 3, Block 49, VIII- By AP NEWSFEATURES has been the victim of hysteria , ^¦¦¦¦¦¦¦iHI ^II ^BMBHVHH ^M^^^^VHi ^HHMMlHB ^lH^HHHBIBM ^^HBlBHi ^HHMMMHHiMMHHHHHMiHnHHBHHBiHHnHHHHHH ^ a $750 permit for construction of The lumber industry is up in "caused partly by claims for fire- a retaining wall at the boat launch- " ing ramp at the foot of Walnut arms about what it calls "the proof materials. y Street on the Mississippi River deadly myth" that the safest Another authority in the field , front. This is being done in con- homes and buildings are those architect Edwin B. Lancaster, nection with the development of which use materials that won't talks about unprotected wood ah office building at Peerless Chain burn. against unprotected steel . , Sounds rather odd, doesn't it? Co. Contractor is WMC Inc. Wouldn 't you think that a struc- "Research shows/' says Lancas- LAST WEEK'S other building ture made of noncombusable ma- ter, "that temperatures common- permits: terials would make it safe from ly reach 1 ,700 degrees inside a John Hendrickson, 1336 W. 'Broad- fire? Yet most standard build- burning building, often in a period , ing codes throughout the country of 10 minutes. Steel beams"' af- way, $2 500 for construction of a - ^tt '^ ¦ 10- by 12-foot addition to his house. rate heavy timber construction fected by much lower tempera- ^A—^^r ^W^^_^ >^^^ P. Earl Schwab is the contractor. ahead of noncombustiblc products tures expand enough to cause Joe Serva, 457 VV. Mark St., $750 in fire safety. The men and com- building walls to collapse outward. for remodeling, panies dealing in wood feel that At 1,200 degrees, steel loses 75 Gustav Pries. 605 W. Belleview the general public has been mis- percent of its strength, and at 1, - St., $400 for construction of a 6- led by exaggerated claims for 700 degrees will collapse of its own l«j U.tnnl arifiitinn fireproof materials. weight. As a result , 10 minutes of intense heat may be enough to Leo R. Smith Jr., 1208 VJ. Wa- THE BUILDING standard spe- basha St.. $200 for construction of destroy a building supported by cialist for one of these organiza- steel." a 12- by 30-foot carport. tions , Nelson S. Perkins, puts it John Wineski , 316 Chatfield St., Lancaster says that wood this way: beams, on the other hand, will $200 for enclosure of a front porch. "We are finally beginning *o Richard Koutsky, 176 Mankato have charred to a depth el realize that fire is seldom the re- l What in the world ¦ only l ,_ inches after one full hour EH'&^^B A.ve. . $50 for remodeling a front sult of construction materials or \% of 1,700 degrees. porch. methods. Most fires start in the W. C. WERNZ, 324 W. Wabasha contents of a building. The mod- ".THIS CHARRING ," he adds, St. , $500 for remodeling a porch. ern codes have two goals: Making ''insulates the remainder of the it possible for occupants to escape beam , slowing the fire. Usually | D. L. Bundy is t*e contractor. went on Arthur Myers, 716 Olmstead St., a burning building and employing this won't be enough loss of bulk $300 for construction of a 22- by materials that will retard the to cause a collapse. " J " 24-foot garage. problem of controlling it. The architect goes on to cite the Joan Kitt , Winona Rt. 2, $100 Perkins mentions numerous, case .of a fire in Texas which de- for interior remodeling at 425 Huff well-located exits as one way to stroyed a school when a metaf- satisfy the first requirement; supported roof collapsed. While you were gone? li St. Charles Scholidan, 251 Jackson fire-durable materials as one way "But , " he concludes, "there was St., $2,100 for interior remodeling to meet the second. 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1 * Twins Face Boston Tonight; Sweep Pair From Chisox; Tie for 2nd MINNEAPOLIS W — Minne- sota's jubilant Twins returned home today after riding a hot road trip to within a half game of first pace "in the American League. The Twins double victory over Chicago Sunday, coupled with a 4-1 triumph over the White Sox Saturday, . not onlyy broke a three- game losing string, but catapulted the Twins into a virtual tie with New York for second place. After George Banks' first major ljjogue home run in the sixth in- ning of the first game gave the; Twins a 5-4 : triumph, Harmon Kil- lebrew swatted his 11th circuit clout of the year with two aboard in the seventh inning of the sec- ond contest for an 8-6 win. pitcher Roger Giants and Mets at San Francisco, finds Orlando Cepada in his path. Cepada another blow. The Giants won — the game, that is, 7-1, and took the nightcap Minnesota opens a 14-game AND THEY CALL IT BASEBALL? . . . New York Mets home stand tonight against Bos- right) 6-5. Photofax) ' ' ' Craig (far left ) , on his way to get into tiie Willie Mays-Elio Chacon battle halls Craig with a -right-hand punch. Craig " second from starts his own 'AP . . . ton , the same team which started at second base in the seventh innine of Sunday 's first came between the right-hand swing, but misses Cepada "s head as . Cepada winds up to - deliver a brief three-game losing string for the Twins last week. Earl CRAIG/ CEPEDA, MAYS TANGLE Wilson, who got credit for one of TRIBE WINS: YANKEES SPLIT the Red Sox' two victories, will pitch against the Twins' Jack Kra- lick. When the Twins embarked on the road trip, Manager Sam M?.'e felt a split of the 14 games would Alou Provides Punch be more than satisfactory. Today, Gentile Ups Mark to .309 Mele's crew boasts a 9-5 record for those games and—except for the lapse at Boston—could b« leading the league. ' - The Twins are nine percentage As:0ahts- Rap Mei$ points behind the Yankees, who split a doublehcader Sunday As Baltimore Tips Boston By JIM HACKLEMAN cago to four singles in Cincinnati 's )rdie\ Coleman in a six-run against Detroit. Assoc iated Pr«s» Sports Writer runaway, The ace right-hander urth inning. • yielded only two hits and a walk Pittsburgh Jim Kaat went all the way in By BOB GREEN league-leading total of 15 home Felipe Alou didn 't throw any put together a five- the first game Sunday, through eight innings, then two scattering Associated Press Sports Writer runs. haymakers in that big brawl at n sixth inning with the help of 11 hits for his third victory in singles in the ninth as the Reds niston's erratic fielding in whip - ' big Jim Gentile is The 6-(oot-4 , 210-pound Gentile San Francisco's Candlestick Park , seven decisions. The lanky left- Baltimore s continued their climb by taking ng the Colts. Vern Law pitched a lousy hitter. So says Jim Gen- is unimpressed. but he did do some key punching hander also singled to drive in two "I'm, a lousy hitter. " lie said. where it counted — at the plate. the 12th of their last 15 starts. i eight-hitter for the Pirates , runs. tile. They, bombed Don Cardwell and American league pitchers have "Bui I'have to admit I'm a lucky Alou combined with Orlando io took advantage of five Hous- Banks' home run came with the two successors for 14 hits, includ- n errors and racked up five u»- an entirely different version of the one." Cepeda and Willie Mays, main walking Harmon Killebrew ing homers by Vada Pinson and rned runs. story. The figures seem to sup- Louiy or lucky, the results are eventers in the wild-swingiftj aboard . . It gave the Twins a . 5-2 port the pitchers. To wit: a 309 impressive. Take his last six fight , to produce a flurry of tell- lead and helped to cushion Chi- batting average, 36 runs batted in games: 11 hits in 25 times at bat, ing hits as the Giants rapped New cago's t wo-run seventh inning up- (second in the league) and a six home runs and 11 runs batted York's last-place Mets Sunday 7-1 rising. • in. Or take Sunday's game. He and &-5 and protected their Na- The start of the contest was had three hits, including an 11th tional League lead over the si2- Foyt Gains held up nearly two hours because inning hqrner , in Ihe Orioles' 4-2 zling Los Angeles Dodgers. of a heavy rain. triumph over Boston. Killebrew, who ended the first Cleveland took sole possession Felipe batted in three runs in game with a single and walk, was each game, collected five hits , FIRST GAM.E . ! Stock in Bid of first place with a 5-3 triumph j a one-man show in the second scored three times and stole three Mlnnttota (5) Chicago (4) over Washington while New York ab r tl ~ ab r h contest. He drew free passes three bases. He was the clutch man j split a pair with Detroit. The in Green,cl 4 12 Cunnlnghm.lb 5 1 1 )i times and swatted a single in ad- American League the Giants' winning four-run rally Power.lb 4 0 1 Aparlclo.ss 4 13 Yanks won the first 4-1, lost the R0llins,3b 4 0 0 Landis.cf 5 0 4: For W dition to his homer, making a W. L. Pet. GB in the eighth inning of the second Cleveland . 24 ts .413 second 5-1 . Minnesota pulled to Klllebrew,lf 3 1 1 A.Smilh.lf 4 0 0; INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The 33 total of seven straight times he game, singling Battey.c 3 0 1 Hcrs-hbergr.rl 4 0 0 New York « 1« .«W '/_ within a half-game of the top with in Mays and starters in Wednesday's 500-mile gained first base. . MINNESOTA M li J»l \ . Cepada, then coming around with .Zimmerman,c 0 0 0 c.Smitti,3b 4 0 1 a sweep over Chicago, 5-4 and Banks.rl 3 3 3 Fox,3b 4 0 1 j auto race were allowed their first Just the opposite was Bernie Detroit JO IB .534 IVi the clincher on a wild pitch , a Lot Anselet Jl It .515 3V . 8-6. Los Angeles and Kansas City Tuttle.rl 0 0 0 Lollar,c 4 0 3 1 workout in eight days at the Allen , who struck out five straight Baltimore Jl 11 JIS V/> steal of third and a passed ball . Allen,2b 4 11 Herbert ,p 11 0 .4M I split, thc A's taking the first 3-2, Versalles,n 4 0 0 iCarrocn . e 1 0 i Speedwa y today and 32 of- them times, including once in the first Chicago II " Cepeda had five hits, Ktnm CltY It M .444 J the Angels the second 6-3. one RBI Kaat.p¦ 4 0 1 Zinni.p OOO i were watching 1961 winner A. game. . . J. Botton U »4 .490 !'. . Gentile, one of the league's most and three runs scored . Mays reg- bRoselli 1 0 0;1 Foyt . Jr. out of the corner of their A six-run Chicago fourth inning Wathlnjton 11 21 .212 11 istered four hits, one RBI and Totals 33 5 * Lov.n.p II 0 SATURDAY'S RESULT S feared hitters, insists that his hit- eyes. in the nightcap erased an early scored four. When the dust had Totals 3t 4 11 ; Wathlngton I, Cleveland t. ting problems are very, very real , The husky Texan. U.S. Auto 3-0 Twins lead. SUNDAY'S RESULTS settled , the Giants had their fifth a-Walked for Herbert Ira 7th; b-HIt into But the Twins came back in the New York 4-1, Detroit 1-5. "Sometimes I get lucky," said a force plary for Zannl In Ith. Club national champion the last successive victory and the sag- <¦] Cleveland 5, Washington 3. the big basher , whose luck MINNESOT A O30 013 OOO— 5 two years, had been overshadowed seventh when pinchhitter Johnny Baltimore 4, Boston 2 111 Innings). ging Mets' loss string had been CHICAGO .. . 002 009 300— 4 | Goryl walked, Lenny Green sm« brought him 46 home runs, 141 RBI—Power, Banks 1, Kaat 2; Aparicio, !I in the qualifications by MINNESOTA 5-«, Chicago 4-4. extended to eight. Parnelli gled and Rich Rollins unloaded a Ktnut Clly J-J. Lot Angelet it. runs batted in and a .302 average Landlt 3. E—C. Smith. PO-A—Minnesota !' Jones, defending national sprint TODAY'S SCHEDULE ln Los Angeles, the Dodgers 37-16, Chicago 37-«. OP—Versalles. Allen run-scoring single before Kille- last season. * car champ, who turned the old Wathlngton al Lot Angelet (night). kept 1> _ games back of the Giants and Power; C. Smith, Fax and Cunning- brew's blast into the upper deck New York at Kansas City (night), "I' m stil l not swinging the way ham; Fox and Cunningham. LOB—Minne- ! race track's first 150-mile-an-hour and ran their winning streak to tola 4, Chicago I. in left field. Boiton al MINNESOTA (night). I want to swing. I'm still making lap in the qualifications. Baltimore at Detroit (night). eight with a sweep over Phila- JB—Allen, Cunningham, Landlt 3, Pow- The victory went to reliever Ted Chicago at Cleveland (night). mistakes. I still have trouble er. HR-Banks. SH—Battesy. SF—Aparicio. \ Then Foyt went out and beat TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE delphia , 5-2 and 2-1. Cincinnati IP H R ER BB SO | Sadowski , his first decision of tha about going for bad balls. - ¦ Washington al Lot Angelet. took over third place by winning Kaat .. * 11 4 4 3 4 Parnelli at his specialty Sunday year. "I just hope to struggle through Herbert . 7 » S SO 3 ' New York at Kansas Clly. its fourth in a row, 10-0 over Chi- .on new Indianapolis Raceway Boston at MINNESOTA. the rest of the season doing as Zannl 1 0 O 0 1 1 , Lown 1 0 0 0) 3 j Park's 5/8-mile . track, six mil es Btltlmor* ll Detroit. well as f am now. " cago behind the four-hit pitching Only games scheduled. of Bob Purkey; Milwaukee edged W-Kaal (3-4). L-Herbert (43). U- j west of the Speedway, Russ Snyder broke the 2-2 tie Smlth, Schwarls, Berry and Honochlck. T National Leagut St. Louis 4-3, and Pittsburgh —3:3». i The field was full of 500 drivers Sports W, L. Pet. GB at Boston with an llth-inning hom- j but the 50-lap event was strictly San Franclico 33 14 .703 trimmed Houston 's error-plagued SECOND GAME > er, just one out before Gentile Minnesota (I) Chicago (i) lot Angelei 31 15 .474 v. <* HE DROPS, BALL DOESN'T . . . Dave Hill collapses to the Colts 7-2. | a two-car race between Foyt and Cincinnati . 24 Is .«00 5'* struggled to the plate and "got ab r h ab r h , to drop- on the 15th hole Green,ct 4 3 3 Cunnlr»ghm,lb 4 0 ) : Jones. .Jones who had set a new Sf. Louis 2< V MS i lucky " with liis I5th homer , ground Sunday as a birdie putt fails ' Calendar Winner Jack Sanford and relief Power.lb 4 3 1 Fox,3b 3 10 , qualifying record for the track. Plttaburgh 33 II .550 7' . in the "500" Festival Open at Indianapolis. Hill shot a 66 and al SOFTBALL MILWAUKEE .11 34 .443 13 Brooks Robinson had an earlie r star Stu Miller checked the Mets Rollins,]b 4 1 3 Robinson,rMf 3 1 0 j led 37 laps. Then Foyt squeezed i Klllebrew.lt 3 1 3 Landls.ef 3 10 PARK-REC AMERICAN Philadelphia It Jt .30) 14". home run for the Orioles. the end of 54 holes was tied with ,loe Campbell and Billy Cas- on five hits in the opener at San past on a turn and won decisively Houston . Jt .3»5 14 Banks.rl 4 0 0 A.Smith,If 3 1 1 j M*y- " ¦»—Flberlte Corp. vi. Sttoiiyi Bar il Ath- Chicago it J» Mt 17 Home runs by Tito Francona per. Casper finally won . 'AP Photofax) Francisco and Jim Duffalo won Bonlkowskl,p 10 0 Hershbergr.rf I 0 0!j in record time. ' New York 13 It -301 17 Vertallet.tvt 3 0 0 B,Sadowtkl,3b 4 13 letic Park; Bud'i Bar vt. Steve't Sir Cleve- thc second game in relief. Roger I Elmer George, son-in-law of Park; Sliver SATURDAY S RESULTS and Willie Kirkland slaked Allen.Jb 4 0 0 Aparlclo.ss 3 0 0 at Athletic Dollar vt. Watkins al Franklin Street SI. Loult 4, MILWAUKEE 3. land to a 5-1 lead in the filth Craig and Criag Anderson were Zimmerman,c 4 0 0 Carrcon.c 4 111 Speedway owner Tony Hulman, Field. PALMER ABSENT PARK-REC. NATIONAL Houiton 2, Pittsburgh 0. inning and Ihe Indians look it losing pitchers. Lee.p 3 0 0 Plcarrcp 0 0 0 ' won a see-saw battle for third Cincinnati 11, Chicago t. T.Sadowskl.p 0 0 0 FKher.p 10 0 May- place from Bob Mathouse It— Lang t Bar vs. Sunshine Cale at Ath- SUNDAY'S RESULTS from there in healing Washington Tempers began to simmer in a-Goryi 0 1 0 b-Farlcy 1 0 0 r and ' Tuttle.rl 10 0 Zamnl.p 0 0 0 ' letic Park; Mankato Bar vt. Sportt- San Francltco 7-4, New York 1S. and grabbing solo control of the the first inning of the first game Jim Hurtubise , former Speedway Lot Angelet 52, Philadelphia 2-1. c-Uollar 1 0 0 record holder. man Tap at Athletic Park) Hamernlk't MILWAUKEE 4, St. LOuls 3. top spot. when Craig threw a couple of Tolalt 33 I I | Bar vi. Bill'i Bar at Franklin Street ' Field. Cincinnati 10, Chicago 0. Thc Yankees fell a half-game brush-back pilches at Mays, but To tals 3» 4 5 Today s three-hour session is Pittsburgh 7, Houston l. a-Walked lor T. Sadowski in tth; ~b- ! primarily to test carburetion but June— off the pace when Detroit' s Paul 't Filed out for Zannl In tth. I| 4—Sportsman Tap vt. Sunshine Cale al TODAY'S SCHEDULE Wins thc explosion didn come until r Athletic Park; Lang Caspe also will give late qualifiers ' s Bar vt. Bell'i St. Loult at Pltttburgh (night). Foytack (3-1 > stopped them on six the seventh. Craig plunked Cepe- MINNESOTA 310 000 401— 0 a Houston al Cincinnati (night). CHICAGO 000 (00 000— 4 i- chance to check the way th eir Bar at Athletic Park; Hamernlk'! Bar hits in the nightcap. Foylack da high on thc back, very nearly Rollins 3, Killebrew tl Cun- vt, Mankato Bar at Franklin Slreet MILWAUKEE at Chicago. RBI—Power , cars handle with full fuel tan ks. Only garnet scheduled. struck out eight and stranded ll touching off a fight between the nlnqhem, A. Smith, B. Sadowski 3, Car- 1 Field. reon 3, E—None. PO-A—Minnesota 37-*, j They ran the 10-mile time tri als GOLF TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE Yankee runnel's. A three-run Mets' right-hander and the Gi- | MILWAUKEE at Chicago. eighth inning, featuring Chico Fer- Chicago 27-11. Dp—Rolllrts, Allen and Pow- with only a few gallons of the al- JUNE- SI. Loult at Pltttburgh - When way tourney record of 270 set by start of the 500. on Bill Skowron s three-run hom- INDIANAPOLIS on a pickoff try at second base x-Lee 3 1 4 4 7 3 i TENNIS er in the ninth. the king of j;olf is away , the gang Doug Ford in lill'.O. . T. Sadowikl 3 • J 3 O 0 Mays slid back into New York Bonlkowstal ) O 0 0 7 1 West Virginia has strong hopes I JUNC- The A' s spotted Los Angeles a will play—and prof itably, too. Ford , seeking a third straight I J—Big Mine meet at Rochester. Grand Forks shortstop Elio Chacon and the Pliarro 1 * 3 3 3 1 for Ihe 1%2 I 4 5-State High School meet at University Speedway title , didn 't do so well. Fisher I 3 4 434 football season. The 2-0 lead in the first , but came In the absence of Arnold Palm- of Minnesota. si.v-way tic donnybrook was on. Zannl J 11111 Mountaineers have nine start ers brick to take it. A run-producing er , priming for the IS. Open , His 277 put him in a »¦ Track Chacon slugged Willie , Willie Faced lour men In 4 th. returning from a tenm that upset I stnenlh inning single by Joe A-i- Billy Casper , Sunday won the $">() , - for 2!)lh and earned him only W-Sedewskl (1 0). L—Flther (0 3). HBP I , JUNE- Splits to Keep cue climaxed tho comeback he- 000 "500" Festival Open with a $201. picked up Chacon and threw him —By Pliarro (Green); by Lee (Fox, Lan- Army and Pit . 5—Stata meet at Minneapolis. ' , dlt). u — Schwarls, Btrry. Honochlck, hind Ihe six-hit pitching of Dave word-smashing 264 total , 20 The hot-sh ooting Casper s $0 000 to thc ground. Met second base- Smllh. T—3:44 . A—1,3)5. AVickershain (51 1 strokes under par. take swelled his 1!>62 purse to $41 , - man Felix Mantilla joined in the Northern Lead wrestling-punching match. As Along with Casper , runner-up to lt seemed for a few minutes in Craig moved toward second, he Campers! Fishermen! Get Your By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Palmer in this year's PGA mon- the Speedway that a sudden death wns intercepted by Cepeda , who Grand Forks refused to yield ey-winning list , no fewe r lhan five playoff might be in order.' .Jerry got in a series of punches before Boxer Collapses ground to Winnipeg in the North- Vaulters Troubled other golfers shattered the Speed- Stcolsmith and husky George Bay- he was hauled away. ern League race Sunday ns the er each stormed to a 19-under-par teams split a doublcheader. finish wilh closing eagle threes Tha male* lasttd six minutes Winnipeg won the During Training first 51 but By 16-Foot Mark just ahead of Casper", last to play. and involved about 50 partici- fell to an 11-hi: Grand Forks But Cajper birdied the 71st hola pants, many of them playing HENDERSON , Nev. 'API — A attack ia the nightcap, MODKSTO , Calif. i .M'i-Clcar- 1.V2. The to go 1(1 under par and then came peacemaking roles. As with most young middleweight boxer is in split left, the Chiefs inR 16 left in the pole vault isn 't r*o games up up with another birdie on the last baseball brawls, few telling blows critical condition after collapsing or both Wi-!.-.n:p* the finch many though! il would i; art HismarcK- hole for his closing 64. landed. during training. Mawten . :.-,* Utter knocking off be with the advent of the fiber Bayer , whose last victory was , , Minot t'*;ce . 5-2 aid 3- 1 I I WMIM O 4 » « round , an B-under-pa r 63. Steel- by Dtm Bosefe Dave Tork bent that showing M. Aaron,cl 4 1 1 Boyer.Jb 4 111 Tim Harkness struck thc win- Perk ins collapsed Saturday Aberdeen whipped Sr Cloud 9-2 with a 16-2 effort. Jonet.n 4 0 3 Sawattatl.c I I I smith finished with 64, matching ning blow for the Dodgers in their while training for a 12-round Ne- - Bill,II 4 • 1 d-Landrum 0 0 0 Bayer at 205. Each collected $3,- and DyJ ut*.&;per*>r .topped Eau Yet m three head and head Bedell,If toe Muslal. lt 4 I 1 second game with a bases-loaded vada State middleweight title DBS 1100. Cliure I-O Ln «flgl» games. Willie meetings the past three weekends, CrendelU 4 0 0 Javlir,Jb 3 1 0 single after two were out in thc fight , lie was to hnve met cham- \ PCj(D Available at Either Shaw.p 3 o 1 a Schdl«nst,3b lot Sharing fourth place nl 26H were g Horton blasted his v:\tnth honier only rises has over 16 and Menke,3b 4 0 t Gotty,»s 3 0 I pion ftoxcll Monley of Las Vegas I' none Unite Crampton and Bill Collins, bottom of the ninth, giving right- for DuJuUi-Super*,- . top*, in. the ntrtF"ihY.s out of action an indefi- b-Ollver 10 0 hander Don Drysdale his 12th Tuesday. Apco Station Totals li 4 I Grammes,ss 0 0 0 each getting $2,450, while Dave c* *r§Br league nite tim e ith a sprained left have suffered a brain injury ^ Gibson.p 3 0 0 | Kagan took $2,100 with his sixth- straight victory over the Phillies. standings ankle. c-WMirield OOC Drysdale <•< 7-31 pitched an eight- W L. Prt 01 Ferrarett.p 0 0 0 spot 260. Braad Parka It > AH The vanlter , who cleared 15-6 on hitter in a' tight showdown with "j (Bunksbtu WM*** 14 » J . his first effort , suffered the in- Totali 31 3 t Art Mahaffey. •J«ffMrc*.*U__*> If 14 AM** J jury trying for 16 in the California • Safe on error for Javier In »lh; b- ' ii ii GONSTEAD THIRD Frank Howard was the key hit- Mm On*. m * Slruck out lor Gotay In ;th; ( Walked tor jlisYiTow si. CKae ii ii m 1 Relays here. landed - j APCO STATION H* , on the Olbson In Ith; d Ran lor Sawatski In tth. ter in the opener with three sin- Akertnei il u MI y , pole, the ankle collapsing under MILWAUKEE OOO 040 000— 4 IN FEATURE RACE 1 I Highway tl and Orrln Straat Owtafk-faverler . » 11 .JM 1 gles and a triple and three runs I USB our money ! I ST. LOUIS 030 000 001— ) " It OPEN 34 HOURS DAILY MM* i II .IM W . him. X-rays showed no fracture. HRl—Mafsaws H. Aarv, . 'net ?• s». CARPKNTERSVILLK , III. <*l butted in. The huge outfielder Uclses won the event since he walskl. Onlay 3. B—Menki, Shaw. PO A- We'll furnish up to $600 on —Dr. Kurt Gonstend ef Mon - also committed an unusual base- J j CUBES 11 IMfOR fA VICTOR cleared 15-6 on his first (ry wliilu Mlfwaukte 37 13, SI. Loult V-t. OP—T. roe, Wis., was third in an Elva running boner, failing to touch ' aiensibleplan.Ycu repaylat«r. * EMPORIA, Kan. W - Host Aaron (unassisted) j T. Aaran, McMillan or Hon Morris went over on his sec- and T. Aaron li Mathewi, Menke aad T. Sunday in the 75-mile feature third and being declared out on Emporia State won the Aaron, LOS—Milwaukee l. St. Loula 1. Midwest ond effort and Tork needed three sports car race at Meadow- a homer by John Roseboro. Stan I dionMHiX regional JB—Ootty, M. AarMi mm *. IB—Bayer, track meet of Ihe NCAA tries. IP H R ER BB JO dale Raceway. Williams wan the winning pitcher Saturday. Mankato State waa Shaw 4 113 4 As all missed at lfi feet, thc * Harry Heuer of Chicago won with last-out relief from Hon fourti), South Dskocatcher Earl Battey suffered Firm With Branch a finger injury when he was Stock Prices In Sectional hit by a foul tip in the ninth Abbott' L 64% Kennecott 70V* inning of Sunday's first game Alijed Ch 39% Here Expands to ¦ « ¦ Lcrillard 45 BOX SCORE WINONA COUNTY at Chicago. . AlllsChal 16V4 Mpls Hon fl8V* Rollingstone, Battey will be out of action Amerada 99 Minn MM 55V6 <») for several games with Jerry MtrchMh (1) Dcputlts Golf Tourney Am Can 40V« «Minn P—L 40"r_ in ab r h ab r It 36 Offices US. ( ) Zimmerman expected to han- Am M&Fy 24 Mon Chm 40% Taubart/U I t ,1 JlmeiUfc ll) WHITEWALL, Wis. Special — dle the duties in his absence Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller Partar,cf I l * Johnien.n 3(1 Am Mot 14% Mon Dk U 34 -4 » ? Arcadia captured the Sectional has acquired the securities busi- Ptmrttn.lt 1 » » C*rroU» Grabs with Hal Naragon in re- AT&T 109 Mon Ward 28V* Alma Triumph Obalajb 5 » 1 KotMowikl.lb 4 0 1 Lewiston golf tournament here Saturday, serve. ness of Hill, Darlington & Grimm, Saw_«r,lb I ? t H*ultM,cf 4 I I Anaconda 42% Nat Dairy 55 according to a joint announce- HIAWATHA VALLEY BtllnktiUb II O CnplMnkMf 0 J edging Eau Claire by a single * Arch Dan 36% No Am Av 54 ment from the two New York VI L WL NalMn,rf 10 0 Yahnka ^f 4 e ( stroke. ArmcoSt. 54% Nor Pac 35 Deputies . I • TrampMlanr .21 Maim ,. 4 0 0 Ridd-tfcc 10 0 Stock Exchange-member firms. Merchanti 1 1 It. Charles ....1 1 RO«il*r,p 10 1 DurtikttP 111 The Raiders scored 328, -Eau Armour 41 No St Pw 28W Alma 1 1 Ollmanton a LaenMrdUf illScbaWaggir^ 000 Top A. B. Youmans, resident man- • Undispute d Paffraths Lead Avco Corp 20% Nwst Airl 26V* - Hammtlmn.lf t 0 0 — — — Claire 329. Rollingstone .. i V Kellogg . . 1 • Beth Steel 35 Penney 41 Vi ager of tbe Cruttenden, Podesta Hanaen I • • ratali Mil Winona County League by bomb- WINONA COUNTY Medalist was Ron Pierzina of Boeing Air 40% Pepsi Cola 38V_ & Miller office in Winona, said The Watkins Deputies took over W L W L ing Lanesboro 34-3 behind the the transaction Includes the New first place in Hiawatha Valley Totali M 1 4 L«witHit « • JprltwOreva .. 1 1 pitching of Ron Erdmann, who Arcadia with a par 72 on the nine- Brunswick 27Vfe Phil Pet 45% Houiton • etttrun ...... 1 1 County Softball York head office and ten branch- ¦—Obtla, lillnkan , Carroll. IB—Loon- * CW MSPP 10T* Pillsbury 53W League by tipping the Winona J 1 Unosboro . ... • J won his fourth straight. hole layout at the Whitehall Coun- es of Hill, hardt. Ouriska.1 ' wyattvllli Chi & NW 13% Polaroid 135 Darlington & Grimm. Merchants 3-2 Sunday night at Otltoti I 1 RMhfcrt t 4 Lewiston got help from Dakota try Club. Three of these are in the North- J IP H RID SB SO Chrysler 45% Pure Oil 31 Gabrych Park in the top battle ' whicb banded Wyattville its first east: In midtown New York City; Dwraika (W) 7 4 l 1 •» if Lewiston moved into sole pos- Menomonie took third in the 52»A day, 1 1 After 16-12 Win Cities Svc 50 RCA of the fetiaMaatar , 1 0 • loss of the campaign 2-1. Latham, N. Y.; and Boston. The • session of the top spot in the team standings with 330 followed Comw Ed 40 Rep Steel 44 Rollingstone handed Trempea- Ro«alar (D ...... 1 f 1 - 4 t Houston remained undefeated WC SOFTBALL other seven are in Florida: Clear- leau its first loss in the loop as by tipping Rushford 3-1 in its by Black River Falls 331, White- Cont Can 40U Rex Drug 31 water, Delray Beach, Miami W L Wl L Cont Oil 50 Rey Tob 50 Dewey Clinkscales struck out 11 third outing and Spring Grove hall 335, Gale-Ettrick 336. Osseo PaHrattrV ..... l • fAlnn. Clty .....l l , Beach. North Miami Beach, Or- men to gain a 5-2 victory. Stockton J l Lewiston 13 Deere 42 /4 Sears Roe 71 lando, St. Petersburg and Sara- humbled Peterson 4-1. 368, Chippewa Falls 382 and Dor- It. Charlea .... I 1 Altura • 3 Abby 412. Douglas 21 Shell Oil 34% sota. ALMA TOOK Its second victory ERDMANN , who had thro com- Paffrath's Paints of Winona re- Dow chem 48% Sinclair 34 Runnerup for medalist honors du Pont 213 Socony 49 "WITH THESE additions," as Del Wenger, winning pitcher, Shaw Wins 7th plete games to his credit, retired was John Hogden of Gale-Ettrick main as the only unbeaten team You- homered ln the last half of the in the fifth. Wenzel went the last County Softball East Kod 96V_ Sp Rand 16 mans said, "our firm now has a with 38-35-73. He qualifies for the in the Winona total of 36 offices in 15 states, eighth inning with a man on base two. The game was called because state meet June 1-2 at Green League. Ford Mot 85 St Brands 57 to give the Rivermen a 6-5 de- of the difference in the score at Gen Elec 63'.4 St Oil Cal 54 coast to coast, approximately 800 Lake along with the Arcadia Paffraths downed Lewiston 16-12 employes, cision. St. Charles crushed Kellogg the end of seven. for victory No. 2, Thursday night. Gen Foods 74Vs St Oil Ind 44' « and more than 300 re- and Eau Claire teams. Gen Mills 25% St Oil NJ 49!4 gistered representatives. 23-4 for Its first win. 4-3 Dale Erdmamn was five for Behind Pierzina for Arcadia In other action Minnesota City Braves GienMot 50 Swift & / For Co 37' . Youmans said Hill, Darlington Jerry Dureske, who got the win, five including a double Merlin , topped Altura 8-2 and Stockton bit of fact pitcher Bob Shaw and right field- . were Bob Brownlee 83 R ud y Geh Tel 20V4 Texaco 51 & Grimm cited "this impressive needed help from Jim Scheidegger ST. LOUIS W>—A Wilde was four for five with a Klink 85. Dick Haines 88 and Jer- blasted St. Charles 14-10. . become mixed up with the Mil- er Mack Jones—were covered with Goodrich 51V« Texas Ins 79 record of carefully planned phy- in the eighth inning when the Mer- after the double, Sandy Henry three for ry Blaha 89. Don Farrell had a single and a chants struck for both of their waukee Braves slogan of "Some- wide smiles Sunday four with a double and Dale Thes- at bats for Goodyear 33% Cons Coal 35 sical growth" as "the major -fac- Braves took a 4-3 victory over the Low Whitehall scorers were pair of triples in five 3 runs. thing New in '62. ing three for three. Greg Rice 81. John Flugstad shot the Paffraths. Bob Steffes was two Gould Bat 39% Un Pac 2a ,i tor in our decision to sell these A pair of new faces—those of St. Louis Cardinals in the last , Gt No Ry 387* Un Air Lin 29. offices" to Cruttenden, Podesta Scheidegger stopped them with- meeting of a three-game set. Johnson had two of Lanesboro's 77 for Black River Falls and Jim for three with a triple Dick Ka- & Miller. Moe 81 for Eau Claire. houn was two for four with a Greyhound 24% U S Rub 45% out a hit to help get tbe big win three hits. Homestk 50V* US Steel 51V* for the Deputies. ttw distance to takt Houston used three double plays home run and Butch Burt was two YOUMANS A L S O disclosed Shaw want for four. IB Mach 390 West Un 31 Dureske allowed just four hits his fifth victory in seven decisions, to get past Rushford. Don Seger- Int Harv 48% Westg El 25 that "our Research Department and struck out 15 in the seven holding the Cards to a half-dozen mark had a double and a single Rog Laufenberger had four hits will be augmented, in depth, by Track Int Paper 28% Wl worth 69 V4 , innings he worked. Hawk hits and putting down a ninth inn- for the winners and Walt Britt in five at bats for Lewiston. Pete Jones &L 48"H> YngS&T. 84\ _ the addition of Eugene E. Per- ing comeback bid by St, Louis by had two hits for Rushford. Moore Faces Polus was two for three and An- oni," formerly a general partner DURESKE mtu» walloped a getting Stan Musial to hit into a derson three for four. of HD&G, and the author of its double. Jim Simon and Bob Czap- game-ending double play. DAKOTA PULLED th« upu* of Bill Whetstone went two for PRODUCE widely read, twice-monthly mar- lewski had two hits each for the Team to Vie the day in downing Wyattville. three for Minnesota City, Davld- ket letter, Investor's Timing winners and Herb Johnson one. Jones led an eight-hit Milwau- Larry Papenfuss went all the way Pastrano in shofer had a home run and a dou- CHICAGO 'AP) — No wheat Guide. Rog Leonhardt, a new member, kee attack on a pair of Cardinal to gain the victory. He struck ble as did Gallagher. Monahan sales. Corn No 1 yellow 1.18; No Robert A. Podesta, managing hurlers and drove in a pair of out 13, 2 yellow 1.17%-18. Oats No 2 partner of CP&M, said that "the blasted a double for the Merch- ' tripled. Petts was two for four ants. Dave Roessler, the losing Again Tonight runs, including the one that de- Terry Beach and Papenfuss for Altura. heavy white 75; sample grade service and trading operation pitcher, Jim Taubert and Gary cided the issue. were two for four and Walt Bartz extra heavy while 71V4. Soybeans ¦which our firm has maintained at Winona High School track and Bout Tonight Larry Senrick blasted two dou- No 2 yellow 2.46'/. . Obele got the other hits. baseball squads were scheduled Shaw came to the Braves in a doubled. Don Valentine had two bles and a home run for Stock- 37 Wall Street since 1953 will be Roessler, went the distance. He winter trade with the Kansas City singles and a double for Wyatt- By MURRAY ROSE Soybean oil 8% n. phased into an over-all adminis- for action today, depending on ton , Gene Garrison smacked a Barley: malting choice 1.35-1.55 struck out four, walked one and the weather, while Winhawk golf- Athletics and rookie Jones is now ville , Marlin Bublitz was two for Associated Press Sp«rtt Writer home run and a single, Wayne trative and retail office at 2 four and Jim Monahan doubled, n; feed 1.04-1.25 n. Broadway, in Hill , Darlington'8 was charged with two earned ers and tennis players wind up settling down to earning his keep It's farewell to old St. Nicks Pagel and Ron Erdmann had two runs. their competition Saturday in Big after bidding for a return to the Spencer Munkle struck out 13 hits for Stockton. Johnson tripled former main office. and hello again to ancient Archie CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Mer- Bob Schmidt had a double and Nine Conference meets. farm system with some early sea- Peterson batters as Spring Grove Moore tonight. and doubled for St. Charles and — a single for Rollingstone, Jim The Hawk baseball team was to son fielding lapeses. took its first win. Bob Mayer had two hits for the cantile Exchange—Butter steady; WI NON A MARKETS Welterweights Stefan Redl of wholesale buying prices un- Schmidt three singles and Steve meet Rochester at 4 p.m. this af- Tom Ellingson aiffl Virgil Win- Paterson , N.J.. and Tony Fortuna- losers. Resorted by Rader two singles. • ternoon at Wabasha, but this Shaw, vvhos« record tops the jum were four for five for the ¦ changed; 93 score AA 57; 92 A 57; Swift & Company te of New York are featured in 90 B 54V*; 89 C 53%; cars 90 B Clinkscales . limited Trempealeau mornings rains here may have Milwaukee mound staff , gave up winners. Winjum doubled and Bob the final boxing card at New Buylrtfl hours are trom 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. a pair of walks and fanned four WINONA DAM LOCKAGE 55V<>; 89 C 54'/*. Monday throuoh Frlcay These quotations to four scattered singles. been general enough to force Munkle smashed a home run. Ber- York 's St. Nicholas Arena to- apply »J of noon today. Cardinals. He retired 15 Cards in ,Eggs unsettled; wholesale buy- All livestock arriving after closing tlma It was a wild game at Alma as a postponement of the District nie Benson was two for three for night. The 56-year-old boxing club , Flow — 70,000 cubic feet per prices the Rivermen jumped off to a four Three semifinal game. a row from the last out of the Peterson which pulled off four dou- ing unchaned; 70 per cent will be properly cared ror, weighed and the nation's oldest fight pit, will second at 8 a.m. today. or better grade A whites 28; priced the followlno morning. , the Winhawks return second inning until Musial singled - HOGS run lead at the end of two innings . In track ble plays. be torn' down to make way for a Saturday mixed 26; mediums . 21 Vi; stand- to Austin for conclusion of the with two away in the seventh. HOUSTON 1. RUSHFORD 1 skyscraper 7 p.m. — Colonel Davenport , one The hog market Is steady. GILMANTON scored four runs Rushford 000 OM ISO— 1 I 1 . ards 25Vj ; dirties 23; checks 23. Strictly meat type additional 20-40 cents. Jones got his first hit , a sin- Houston ON M0 ttx— I 4 0 Old Archie, 48 by the record barge, upstream . lat hogs discounted 50-40 cents per huiv POSTPONED dredwelgttt. in the eighth inning to take a 5-4 Brltz, Humblt (7) and Johnson, Cllsrude gle, in the forth and came book and perhaps as old as St. Sunday NEW YORK (AP) -(USDA)— Oood hogt, barrows and gilts— lead as Elwood Marum, who Mi Stgirmark and Carlson, Rain thi* morning forced through with the big one, a dou- Nicks, takes on 26-year-old Willie 7:35 a.m. — Stephen F. Austin , offerings liberal . Demand 1*0-180 13.75-14.73 played with his leg m a cast as LEWISTON 34. LANESBOHO J Butter posfponifnwtf of two events. ble, in the f if th as the Braves col- Pastrano of Miami in a Joe Louis six barges, downstream. quiet. 1BO-2O0 .. .;.. 147S-15.1S a result of a broken ankle, stole Lanasboro 00t 0M *-I 1 7 JOO-520 15.55 Th« Wlnora-Rochesttr District lected all of their runs. promotion ' 9:15 a.m., Martin , two barges, J20-340 15.15-15.2S home to tie the game. A walk Ltwlston 0M 571 i—14 If i at the Los Angeles Wholesale prices on bulk cartons ThrM baseball gam* at Wa- Erickson, B. Jotmson (3), Drikt (4) and Sports Arena tonight. upstream. ( 240-270 ; .. 14.8S-15.1S produced the lead and set the stage With two out, Cardinal starter Drake, chlglo C4]j Erdmann, A. Wonztl , fresh) . Creamery, 93 score (AA) 270-3O0 . 14.25-14.85 basha has been rescheduled for If Willie (The Pastrani) is gear- 9:50 a.m Stephen F. Austin 300-330 13.25-14.25 for Wenger's home run. and loser Bob Gibson gave up II) and Lauftnburgtr, Braatz ti). light , upstream. 58-58*4 cents; 92 score 58-58%; 90 Tuesday at Wabasha and tha successive walks to Tommie Aar- SPRING OROVI 4, PBTERJON 1 ed to go his fastest, he's liable to (B) 330-WO 13.00-13.25 Rog Koffler had the other three Austin 11:10 a.m. — Stephen F. Austin, score 57-57Vi . Good sows— Big Nina track mtet a* on and Roy McMillan. Eddie Ma- Spring Oroya 000 tot IO»— 4 II 1 have the San Diego veteran show- 270-J0O 1J.25-13.50 hits, the Rivermen got. Dave Loo- Paiarson . ... 010 MO OM— l 4 l six barges, downstream. Cheese offerings fully ample. has bean rosat for Friday. thews scored Aaron with a single ing his years by the end of the 300-330 13.00-13.25 mis had two singles for Gilmanton. Nlunkla and Morken ; A. Skallat, Thomp- 10-rounder. The Florida light 12:15 a.m. — Arthur J. Dyer , Demand fair. Wholesale sales, 330-J40 12.75-13.00 St. Charles hammered Kellogg Big Nine meet tonight. That tour- and Hank Aaron pounded a double son (») and P. Skallat. two barges, upstream. American cheese ( whole milk). 360-400 12.50-12.75 to center scoring McMillan, Jones DAKOTA 1, WYATTVILLE 1 heavy, a pro 11 years despite his 400-450 12.00-12.50 pitchers for 16 hits in scoring its ney was washed out a -week ago 1 p.m. — Bayou Lacombe, six Single daisies fresh 38%-43 cents ; 450-500 11.50-12.00 just-fair Wyattville ooa MI oofr- i t l comparative youth, is one of the 23 runs. with only three field events com- then drove a double down Dakota 000 Ml Mx- J 4 4 barges, downstream. single daisies aged 49-52; flats Staos— shiftiest fighters in the business. 450-down : 9.25 Doug Brighton had three hits pleted. the third baseline sending in Ma- •oynton and Valentino; Papenfuia and 8;30 p.m. — Aarrowhead, nine aged 48-53V_; processed American Baach. Willie is so hard to hit squarely • 450-up ... * 8.25- 9.25 Albert Lea Saturday won the thews and Hank Aaron. /_; Thin ant) unfinished hoot .. discounted for the winners including a dou- he never has been floored in his barges, upstream. pasteurized 5 lbs 37%-40' do- ble, 'Jack Christiansen had a home Kegion One golf meet at Roches- 11:40 p.m. — Carlouis, six barg- mestic Swiss (wheels) grade "A" CALVES ter, edging the Rockets by a Tht outburst was enough to long career. , . The veal merkel la steady. run and a single and Dick Salter No matter who wins Archie es downstream. 51-53 ; grade "B" 49-51. Top choice 28.00 rapped three hits including a dou- stroke 264-265. Northfield was sting Gibson with his third loss . Monday ChOlC* 24.00-26.00 third with 269 and Lanesboro in nine decisions, Don Ferrarese most likely will need a long rest Wholesale egg offerings heavy Good :..... 2i.oto4.oo ble. Caledonia Wins , 4:55 a.m. — Jefferson, eight on mediums and liberal on other Commercial fo good 18.00-21.00 fourth with 325. finished up. afterwards. Still the ancient one Utility 16.00-18.00 Rollin Hall smashed a double recognized by California as world barges, upstream. sizes. Demand 1 imited. Medalist were Larry Chesin, 5:45 a.m. — LaSalle, seven barg- Boners and culls U.oo^jown and a single for Kellogg which The Cards opened the scoring light heavyweight king, has to be (Wholesale selling prices based CATTLE got four hits. Austin, and James Huettl , Lake in the second as Musial, blooped es, upstream. The cattla market la steady. Opener 6-0 in the favorite on his seven-fight vic- on exchange and other volume Dry'eo steers and yaarllngs— ROLLIN OSTONE t, TREMPEALEAU 3 City. Each carded 82. Others gain- a two out single to left. Julian * 6:05 a.m. — Colonel Davenport, Choice fo prime 1S.O0-U.O0 Trempealeau 100 100 OOO- J 4 3 ing the State meet June 4 in Min- tory streak and his ability to cope one barge, downstream. sales). New York spot quotations Rollingstone 500 101 010— S 10 3 Javier was safe and Musial pull- with all styles. follow: Mixed colors: extras (47 Good to choice JO.OO-2273 Cllnkscele-s and Draikowaklt Ryder and neapolis were: Jeff Lewis. Wa- ed into second as Milwaukee 's 8:50 a.m. — Baby Lere, 11 barg- Comm. to good 15.OO-18.50 James. seca, 84; Dick Davies, Albert Lea, Another good match on the lbs. min.) 27Vi-29; extras medium Utility 15.00owt fully Heady; 1-2 190- good ; market firm; carlot track No. 3 northern spring wheat 2. 13 two aboard and Gary Grob hit one Garden Saturday night earned the 240 Ib barrowi w>d gilts 14.25-16.S0) 1-1 190- No. 4 northern spring wheat 2.09 serve. American Association I sales: California long whites 3.90- SATURDAY'S RESULTS in the eigh th with one man on Detroiter a July television fi ght in 240 Ibl 15.75-16.00; 2-3 74M70 lbs 14.75- 4.15 ; Alabama round reds ' 3.60- No. 1 hard winter wheat 2.11 Co-Co Boy, a Chocolate Labra- Omaha ., Denver 1. Amarican Loagua 15.50; 3 270-200 Ibl 14.25-15.Ml 1 110.190 lbs No. 2 hard winter wheat 2.09 , R H ¦ base. the Garden with Fernandez. 1575 16.23; 1 and tn odium 140-1*0 lbs 14.75 3.75; old — supplies moderate ; de- No. 3 hard winter wheat 2 03 dor owned and handled by Cliff Dallat-Fort Worth 4, Oklahoma City 1. Indlanapolli at Loulivllle poifponed. CltvtltfMl 5 0 1 Bob Miners, the losing pitcher , to 15.25; 1-1 27D-4W Ib sow! U.JS-14.50; !-3 mand good ; market stronger. No. 4 hard winter wheat 2.01 Murray, won first in the puppy SUNDAY'S RESULTS Wilhlnfton 10 1 smashed a double for Eitzen . 400-550 lbs 12.5O-13.50l 3 550-450 lbs 12.00- No. 1 rye 1 .17 stake. Second was Chocolate Indlanapolli I, Loulivllle 1 (aecond game, Perry, Allen (I), Bell (») «na Romanoi Dick Papenfuss, who was charg- 12.75; feeder plot iteady; choice 120-140 NEW YORK (AP ) - (USDA) - No. 2 ry* 1.10 Charlie, owned by Murray and rain). Daniels, Hobaugh (l(, McC laln U) and lbs 15.00-15.30. Omaha 4, Denver 1. Schmidt, Refier <«. W—Perry. L-Danle fi. ed with the defeat , rapped a dou- Sheep I.OOQ; tlavghttr lembt lolly i teady; Dressed poultry. Turkeys — grade FEIFFER-NICHOLS COMBO Willard Matzke and handled by Dallai-Port-Worth 1-4, Oklahoma City 71. PIRST ble and a single for La Crescent. ewes unchanged; feeder Iambi firm; choice 'A" and U.S. grade "A," ready- NEW YORK Wl—A revuo writ- Difroll i 4 i Ruth Jessen and prime tprlno Iambi 21.00-21.00; choice Murray. Pacific Coatt Laagua N«w York 4 10 | Severson also had two hits. Bob ond prime shorn ileughter lambs 11.00- to-cook , frozen : carlot and truck- ten by cartoonist Jules Feiffer is Leon Inman's Storm of West SATURDAY'S RESULTS Lary, Kline (7), NIlhwIM D), Joneo 17), Richards homered in the fifth with 19.00; good and choice 13.d017.50; cull to lot activity very light. No sales to provide comic Mike Nicols Newton was fourth In the derby Portland 77, Vancouver 4-4 Uecond game Otllegher V) and Brown) Terry, Bridget good ihorn ilougtiter owei 3.5O-5.50; choice 11 Innlngo). (t), Coalai (») and Howard, W—coatta. L two men on base for New Albin. and fancy thorn feeder Iambi 14.00-15.00. reported. Offerings of fryer-roast- with first opportunity as a direc- stake,' Inman handled the dog. Hawaii 1. Tacoma tlr (ij innlng i). —Gallegner. Jim Middendorf went three for CHICAGO San Diego 10, Spokane 4. ers 4-8 lbs 34; young hens 8-14 lbs tor. Nineteen dogs were entered ln SECOND Wins Dallas CHICAGO I* —(USDA)- Hogs 10.500; Salt Laka City 10, Seattle 7. five and had a home run for Lans- 34; young toms 14-24 lbs 32 , 24-26 The show, as yet untitled , is the puppy stake. Detroit T I 4 1 butchers weak to moitly 23 conti lower; SUNDAY'S RiSULTS New York i 4 0 ing which also got a round-tripper 1-2 190-220 Ib butchers 16.25-16 50; 33 head lbs 34 . scheduled for Rialto arrival in Judges in the derby stake Self Laka Clfy 11-1, teetlla H. Foytack and Roarkei Turtey, Bridget for the winners. eorfed 1-2 212 lbs 14.73 ; mixed 1-3 IHO-230 Tacoma 7f, Hawaii e-l. thc fall under the sponsorship of were Bud and Gene Safranek of (I). Clevenger (I), Bouton (0) and How- LANSINO II, WAUKON S lbs 1575 16,25; 220-240 Iba 15 25-1475; 2-1 NEW YORK (AP ) - Canadian San Diego 7-1, Spokane *>*. ard. W—Poytack. L—Turley. Waukon 101 IM 100— 14 1 240-270 lbs 14.75-13.25; 340-210 Ibt 14.25-14.75; Lewis Allen. The music and lyr- Winona. Vancouver 7. Portland 1. Baltimora 4 11 1 Lamina; m 10} lex—II tr 1 Civitan Open mixed 1-3 290-450 Ib IOWI 13.00-14.00. dollar today ,918750 , previous day ics are being done by Stephen Boiton Ill ¦oardman, larked (I) and Ham MIO- (AP) Cattle 14,500; calvei none; slaughter .917812. Sondheim. (II tnntngil dendorf, Oram (I) and Wurtiel, Harlton DALLAS — Ruth Jessen, steers moslly 50 cenfs higher with some ¦ Robert!, Barber (I), stock (10) and John- (t). the Seattle blonde with golf's wild- sales 75 cents higher; two loads prime ton; Delock, Radati (f) and Tljlman. W NBW ALBIN I, LA CRESCENT 4 1,205-1,375 Ib steers 28.00-28 50; high choice CHICAGO (AP) — (USDA)-Live Old - fashioned fish recipes —Mock. L-Radatx. La Creicent 040 MO 000— 4 11 est putting stance and an awak- and mixed choice and prima 1,150-1,400 lbs poultry : wholesale buying prices sometimes call for drawn but- 50 Winhawk Athletes PIRST Naw Albin !)) »*» OOx— ? I i ened power off the tee, came 26.50-27.25; mlxad oood and choice 24.50- Lot Angelei 14 1 25.00; few loads high cholea and mixed 1 lower to l-j higher; roosters tor . lhat sauce is nothing more O. Papenfuu, Oruniet (i) and O. Hori- from far back Sunday fo win the Kanaaa City 110 han) Kumlln and Fink. choice and prime helferi J5.75-24.25; motf 20- 22 ; special fed white reck fry- than butter that has been melt- Donohut, Dura n (7) and Rodgere t Wlck- , good and choice 22.00-25.50; utility and com- CALEDONIA t, EIZIN • $10 000 Dallas Civitan Open. ers ll) , . -19; plymouth rock fryers ed slowly so that lt doesn't ertham and Aicue. W-Wlckertham. L— Caledonia . . M0 110 010- t I « She accomplished several Im- mercial cowa 15 5O-17.50; utility and com- ' Ouren. Allien M0 «• MOO- 0 l a mercial bulli ll.SO-21.00; standard and good lilVfe. ' brown. Spring Awards SBCOND portant things—she won her first vealers 70.0O-2IIO0. Receive Orob (I) and Rubbers, Merien- Bauer, Sheep 500; spring slaughter lembt fully landers, Roy Ichaale, Thomas Stover. Lot Angelei 4 7 0 Ich (I); Miners and Wlebka. loitrnanient of the year, she out- ¦ An even 50 Wlnon.n High School 50 cents lower ; ilauohter awes steady; \ ir Certificates ol Recognition! Anthony Kania a City 17: drove everybody and that eye- / v/ " " M V ' M athletes competing in four spring Kreurer, Robert Urneti. Orba, Powlar ft), Morgan It) and Ja- several lots choice 90-100 lb aprlng slaugh- /WAN, I'D YOU DOM'T AAMWN. AND IT GIVES ter Iambi 22.00; package choice and prime H TBNNII dowtkli Plltter, Kunkel (7), Plttier <•> and catching putting stance whereby VOU A A/VAN- sports were awarded letters and 01 lbs 22.30; few lots utlllly and good old SURE NEED TD REAL Brian Aubln, Oary lulllvan. W-Orba, L-Pflilar. Pro Boxing Blumentritt, Prank Returns she spreads her feet by four feet crop shorn Iambi 14.00-17,00) cull to good LIKE A SMOKE TO TOBACCO SIZE TOBACCO service bars Friday at an awards Iraun, Vinton Oelstltld, David Oepner, for better balance and uses only shorn ilauohter ewes 4.5O5.S0. assembly at Winona High School Sergio Lang, Dennis McVey, David Mother. National Laagua To Milwaukee Ring ¦ SfiAOKtl. BNJOy REAU TASTE. J UFT, TOO. Honorable Mentioni Djarnal Amlndatdln, her shoulders and arms in the auditorium. Jeffrey Oepner, Jtanald Graves, ~d ln Roger FIRST MILWAUKEE (AV-Professlonal swing was just beginning to pay CHURCHES IN POLAND Twerity-one boys 1 e 11 e r e Hartwich, David Nelson, William Teesar- Now York Ill off. track , 16 in baseball, 8 In t ennis dan, Mark Waltman. San Pranclico ,. 7 10 l boxing returns here June 4 after RICHMOND , Va. UB-The church Certificates ol Recognition! (I) and and 5 in golf. Lawrence Craig, Moo^etitad Taylor; San- a Iwo-yesr lapse when lightweight Miss Jessen shot a closing par In Poland is still "very much alive Anderson, Michael Hartwich, Richard Hel- lord, Miller (1) and Haller. W—tantord. Billy HrnRRs of Milwaukee meets The "W" Club scholastic award, ta, Iftvaei Millar, Richard Moore, John I—Craig. 71 over Uve 6,235-yard Glen Lakes although it must work under the S chramm. (Voting) " announced previously, went to Vin- SBCOND Eddie Armstrong of Eliz- Country Club course while Mary duress of • Communism , reports OOLP Now York II* abeth , N. J„ in a 10-round bout Lena Fnulk of Sea Island, Methodist liishop Paul N. Garbor , ton Geistfeld, who lettered in track Bernard Artnr, Pred Binning, Oreao Ian Pranclico I II 7 Gn.. Hilda, Irtc at the Auditorium, after a visit there. He said the this spring and in football last Stenehlem, John Walskl. Jackion, Andereon (I), R. Miller (I) and who hnd started the final round Honorable Meattom Oary Neeike, Rich- Chill/ McCormick, Dullalo (*), t. Miller Matchmaker Ben Bar wick said with a 5-stroke lead , blew to a 77. Polish churches provide a good fall. ard Ttiak, (0) and Billay, Plgnalano (•), Haller (I). thc card will Include .14 rounds of example ol St, Paul's words: "I For 2(1 of the 50 athletes , it was Certificates ol Recognition) John Brandt, W—Ouffflo. L—Amierion. They wound up ln a tie for first Steven Betaam, William Ctwlttenien, diets. Chicago I 4 » boxing. place with 2fl2's. Then, in a sud- hnve fought a good fight ... I their first letter. ard Dublin. Oaorge Hubbard, John Heetl, Cincinnati II 14 « ¦ , Miss Jessen have kept (he faith." Marc Joltnatn, John MIISOHI, Robert f peita, Cerdwell, Oerard (l), Balieme (I) and den death playoff BAfltALL James IHa. Taapo, Bertell till Purkoy and Bdwarde. bagged first money of $1 ,500 by John Barnadot, Pat ,, ¦oland, Richard TRACK AND PIM.D W-Purkey. L-Cardwall. Dates Changed for winning the second hole with a INDIAN SIGN Dunn (msr.), Don Ihmeim, Marty farrell, Barry Aram, James Bambenek. Davglat Plttiburgh 7ta par while Miss Faulk was in a Darrell Potter, Bob Orauinlck, Jamtt ¦lanchird, John David, Chirlet Deedrlck, Houiton 1 I fl Picnic Honoring Coach SACATON , Arii. WV-Shortly aft - Ounn, * 28, 1962. at 10 o'clock A.M., before thla GHOSTLEY PEARLS It isn 't just a routin* "get-out- STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF Court In the probate court room In tha Monument*, Memorials 1 Plumbing, Roofing 21 DAY OLD & STARTED and vote" appeal. WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT court house In Winona, Minnesota, and that No. 15,231 notice hereof be given by publication of MONUMENTS, MARKERS and cemeteiy Book your order today. In Re Estate of this order in the Winona Dally News and KEN-WAY Electric SEWER CLEANING He told a Weekend GOP rally: lettering. Alf W. Haake, 119 E. San- JERRY'S PLUMBING Mary C. Suchomel, Decedent. by mailed notice as provided by law. born. Tel. 5248, South Side Hatchery, Inc. "The size of the- Republican voie ) 827 E. 4th T|l . 9394 Order for Hearing en Final Account Dated May 25, 963. * Caledonia, Minn. in the primary will be our way and Petition for Distribution, E. D. LIBERA, Lost and Found 4 ROOFING ANO ROOF REPAIRING Tel. 724—3334 of saying, 'We are strong, we are The representative of the above named Probate Judge. " DAN ROLBIECKI estate having filed his Iinal account and (Probale Court Seal) SET OF KEYS—lii black leather case T*l. 8-1164 ~~~ on the move, we will win in No- lost. Tel. 3149 or 5342. Reward. petition for settlement and allowance S. D. J. Bruski, ¦ Wanted-^Livestock 46 thereof and for distribution to the persons Attorney tor Petitioner. vember. ' " LOST—Black-framed glasses. In vicinity ELECTRIC ROTO ROTOR Top prices for all livestock thereunto entitled; • of Bay State Milling Co. Tet. 6-3010. For clogged sewers and drains. STOCK YARDS IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing Tel. 9509 or 6436 I year guarantee GREMELSBACH Nixon (Firs* Pub. Monday, May U. 1»62) CANVAS—Lost between Hart- Store and Lewiston, Minn. say* he i* confident «f thereof ba had on June 20, 1962, at 10:00 STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF 1 mile S., and Vj mile E. Walter Dally Hog Market winning the GOP gubernatorial o'clock A.M., before this Court in the CALL SYL KUKOWSK1 WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT Lutimann, Rushford, Minn. Rt. 1. Tel . 4161 on s pringing cows-heHera. probate court room In the court house In v nomination over his chief rival, No. 15.351 ARE YOU BITTEN by the remodeling bug ? Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof MAM'S WALLET—Lost Wed.7 downtown. In Re Estate of New kitchen, laundry area, bathroom? We , lements, Harness 48 hard-driring Assemblyman Joseph be given by publication of this order in the Important papers. Reward. Contact Farm Imp -.Dtcedent. have the finest quality fixtures. See us C. Shell Winona Daily News and by mailed notice William School. Floyd B. Jick, Galesville or 216 High , but wants to win big in Order for Hearing on Petition to for estimates. > IHC, 1951, SupeTiFlractor with cultivator as provided by law. Forest. what may be the nation 's most Determine Descent. and 1961 No. 10 John Deere side mount- Dated May 25, 1962. Besslo C. Anderson having filed In this FRANK O'LAUGHLIN ed mower. Both pr ''.ed for oulek sale important primary. E. D. LIBERA, Flowers Court a petition representing, among other 5 PLUMBING t, HEATING Arens Implement, Kellogg, Minn. T*l. Probate Judge. decedent died Intestate WE STILL HAVE a supply of nice get7 207 E. 3rd Tel. 3701 767 4972. The man who lost the 1960 pres- (Probate Court Seal) things, that said - . more rhan five years prior to the filing aniums, blooming petunias, and agera- " idential election by a hair's Harold J. Libera, CHOPPER BOX-False endgate unloader. . thereof, leaving certain property In Winona toms for Memorial Day; also other Help Wanted—Female 26 Attorney for Petitioner. Kerrnif Vertheln, Altura, Mi nn. Tel. 7545. breadth is running as a moderate. County, Minnesota, and that no Will of said flower and vegetable plants at rea- ' decedent has been proved, nor administra- sonable prices. Cemetery urns filled. COCKTAIL WAITRESS—9 p.m. lo 1 a.m. ATTE RSTI ON -FARMERS ! Hotshot batter- Shell is waging an aggressive (First Pub. Monday. May 28, 1962 ) tion of his estate granted, in this State Open daily until 9 p.m. Slebenaleo ^ Write A-5 Dolly News. ies, while they last , J2.95. BAMBE- campaign as an out-and-out con- NEK'S, 429 Mankato Ave. ST ATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF and praying that the descent ol said prop- Greenhouse, Lew iston. Tel. 2691. HOUSE KEEPER-B to 4 dally, except servative. There has been specu- WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT •iwyrr&o 'fifc om TO TRV our ow? NEW wms.' - erty be determined and that It bt assigned Sat. and Sun. To help In all household HAY DRIER—Louden, complete with 42- lation that a light turnout would No; ti,850 to the persons entitled thereto; Personals 7 duties. Must be In good health and Inch fan, VH h.p. motor, 30 ft. ot duct. In Re Estate of IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing willing fo fake charge of family, light Like new. Russell Church, Minnesota enhance Shell 's chances and that Ida Schumacher, Decedent. LOSE WEIGHT safely, easily and eco- thereof be had on June 6,. 1962, at 10:00 cleaning, cooking and car* of one 5- City . , . ; Order lor Hearing on Final Account clock A.M., before this Court, In the nomlcally with Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only ^ some Nixon supporters may ne- o' year-old are main duties. Tel. 8-1597. No metal and Petition for Distribution. probate court room In the court house In 9B«. Ford Hopkins. DISC -SHARPENING by rolling. glect to vote as a result of over- - Charles, Minn. The representative of the above named Winona, Minnesota , and that notice hereof "1 ~ ~ ~" removed. Fred Kranz. St. DID YOU KNOW that Frank will make - . ' ¦ ¦ confidence. estate havlpg filed her final account and be given by -the publication of this order WATTRESS WANTED Tel. 313-J-2. , up lewelry for you, crystals, pearls, THE OAKS petition for settlement and allowance In the Winona Daily News and by mailed necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and pins. M Ol ESEL TRACTOR—completely over- Nixon has rejected Shell's chal- thereof and for distribution to the persons notice as provided by law. Stop in ano lei him show you some hauled, large pistons, repainted; Acorn lenge 't thereunto entitled; Detect May 9, 1942. designs. RAINBOW JEWELERS, next barn cleaner, new cable last winter; to a debate — and won IT IS ORDERED. That the hearing E. D. LIBERA, to post office on 4th. 6 can milk cooler, good condition; 3-4 comment about Shell. A spokes- thereof be had on June !0th, 1962, at eleven Probate Judge. ~ " unit DeLaval milk pump, 1 h-P- mo- V6ir" o 'clock A.M., before this Court In the pro- (Probate Court Seal) ARE A PRb BCEA TDRINKE R ?—Man tor; 3 unit Universal milk pump. '.^ man summed up Nixon 's assess- ; or woman, your drinking creates numer- WANTED bate court room In the court house In Streater S, Murphy. h.p. motor; 6 unit pipeline (or milking ment of his primary opponent: Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof Attorneys for Petitioner. ous problems. If you need and want ' parlor; 2 DeLaval 3 unit pumps; James- help, contact Alcoholics Anonymous, Pio- CLERKS—TYPISTS "Dick' be given by publication of this order In way plgsaver, like new ; Pollard 2 wheel s glad to see Joe make a neer Group, Bo* 122, Wlnone, Minn. the Winona Daily Nevis end by mailed no- (First Pub. Monday, May 14, 1962) SECRETARIAL wlnrtrow turner; '48 Chevrolet Fleetllne. name for himself. The more tice as provided by law. MONEY AHEAD when you have clothing OAK RIDGE SALES & SERVICE, MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF names, the better the party. We Dated May 25th, 1962. STATE OF repaired or altered. WARREN BET- Minneis ka, Minn. Tel. Altura 7884. WINONA, SS. IN PROBATE COURT E. D. LIBERA, SINGER, Tailor, 66', i W . 3rd. Please apply by letter, Probafe Judge, No. 15,352 stating qualifications. (First Pub. Monday, May 2B, 1962) (Probate Court Seal) In Re Estate of MEMO TO ANNEX BOWLING- TEAM- McDeering Polander Lake Is sure tough lo gel S. D. J. Bruski, Margaret K. Swett, Decedent. CITY OF WINONA, out of, swimming Is good tho RAY Attorney for Petitioner. Order for Hearing on Petition for Admin- '. 8-ft. double disc harrow. Winona , Minnesota istration, Limiting Time to File Claims MEYER, INN KEEPER, WILLIAMS NORTHWEST ¦ Sears 10-inch hammerrnill ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS and for Hearlpg Thereon. ^OTEL . for (First Pub. Monday, May 28, 1962 ) ^^ __ __ UNDERWRITERS, INC Ross Swett having filed herein a petition HAVJNG WATER SOFTENER problems? with dust collector. Sell-Powered Sewer Redding Machine STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF for general administration stating that GENERAL INSURANCE Sealed Proposals marked "Sewer Rod- WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT Call "HEY CULLIGAN MAN" Tel. 3600. said decedent died Intestate and praying Vtfe reactivate all makes. AGENCY KOCHENDERFER & SONS der" will be received ar the office of the No. 15,213 thaf Roy Swett be appointed administra- - City Recorder In the Clhy ol Winona, Min- In Re Estate of tor; TTRES WEARINGmNEVENUYT Stop at Security Bldg., Chatfield , Minn. Fountain City, Wisconsin nesota, unll I 7:30 P.M. on the 18th day ol Matilda Enderleln, Decedent. IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing BALE'S and have thos* front wheels June, 1962, for the equipment meeting the Order lor Hearing on Final Account thereof be had on June 20, 1962. at 10:30 aligned and balanced. DALE'S STAND- specifications prepared by the City Enol- and Petition for Distribution. o'clock A.M., before this Court In the ARD, 4th i.Johnson. Tel. 9865. neer of Winona, Minnesota. The representative ot the above named ~ Help Wanted—Mai* 27 probate court' room in the court house In FOR THE GR*>,DUATE PVactical gifts ]NEW Specifications and Proposal Forms may estate having filed fier final account and Winona, Minnesota; that the time within CUNNINGHAM are on display and attractively priced . MAN FOR lanltor work and fry cooking! be obta ined at the Clfy Engineer 's Office, petition for settlement and allowance which creditors of said decedent may file GOLTZ DRUG, 274 E. 3rd. Tel. 2547. City Hall, Winona, Minnesota. : thereof and for distribution to the persons _ _ _ _ Must be honest. A lol of work and their claims be limited to four months — good pay. Write A-12 Dally News. Hay Conditioners. A certified check or bidder 's bond ahall thereunto entitled; from the date hereof, and thai fhe claims RElAX AND TATk shop over thVentio World's No. 1 accompany each bid In an amount equal IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing so filed be heard on September 14, )9i2, ing food at RUTH'S RESTAU RANT, 126 GENERAL FAR MWORK — single man $525 to $550 and up. to at least five percent (5<;) of the bid, thereof be had on June 20th, 1962, at eleven at 10 o'clock A.M., before this Court In E. 3rd. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days wanted. John Roach, Wilson, Minn. mode payable to tha City ot Winona, which clock A ;M , before this Court in the a week. — - ~ o' the probate court room In the court house BODY SHOP MAN Wanted. Nice shop shall ba forfeited to the City In the event probate court room In the court house In In Winona, Minnesota, and that notice to work in. Well lighted, good paint Parts and warranty serv ice. the successful bidder falls to enter Into Winona, Minnesota , and that notice hereof hereof be given by publication of this order booth and equipment. Must b* able to a contract with the City. be given by publication of this order In In the Winona Dally News and by mailed VACATION LOANS make estimates and do all type of Tha City reserves the right to relect the Winona Dally Mews and by mailed notice as provided by law. body work. Apply at once. Herron LEWISTON AUTO -GO. , any or all bids, to waive Informalities notice as provided by law . Dated May 9, 1962. Dept. Chevrolet Co., Lak* City, Minn. Tel. and to award the contract to the best Dated May 25th, 1961. E. D. LIBERA, Visit the friendly Credit ¦4401. Lewiston, Minnesota Interest of the City. ; E. D. LIBERA, Probate Judge. and plan the trip of your life. Deled af Winona, Minnesota. Probafe Judge. (Probafe Court Seal) ABLE CONSTRUCTION WORKERS—OWer- June 4th, 1962. (Probate Court Seal) Martin A. Beatty, seas-U. S. prelects. All trades. Write ROY O. WILDGRUBE, S. D. J. Bruski, Attorney for Petitioner. M ERCHANTS NAT'L BANK Globe Application Service. Box 854, "Anything I mention, it's always bigger in Texas!" City Recorder. Attorney for Petllloner. 102 E. 3rd St. Tel. 2837 Baltimore 3, Md. New Cunningham (First Pub. Monday, May 1«, 1962) PARTS MAN—for counter and sales work, APARTMENT 3-0 By Alax Kotzky desire man with any type of auto ex- STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF Transportation 8 perience but wilt consider end train World' s No. 1 Hay Conditioners WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT anyone with ability to meet and serv- No. 15,216 RIDER WANTED TO share driving and ice the public. Write, stating past ex- In Re Estate ol expenses to Spokane, Wash, or beyond. perience, expected salary, and refer- Johanna Kotlewskl, also Known as Johanna Tel. 8-3740. ences to P.O. Box . 419, Winona, Minn. Now only $545 J. Kotlewskl, as Joanna J. Kotlewskl, and as Joan Kotlewskl, Decedent. Business Service's 14 " ENERGETIC .SALES PRODUCER" Order lor Hearing on Final Account and Represent one of Nation's foremost old, Complete Cunningham Petition for Distribution. BOTTLED GAS Installations, expert serv- established technical and vocational conditioner stock parts and The representative of the above named ice, reasonable conversion ot your pres- schools. Resident & home study train- estate having filed her final account and ent gas range . WINONA SKELGAS & ing. Car necessary. Generous commis- warranty service. petition for settlement and allowance APPLIANCE, 217 E. 3rd. TeL 4210._ sion and bonus. State experience, ref- " erences. All replies confidential. Write thereof and for distribution to the persons CHARLIE'S CUSTOM BUILDERS, Preston, or call Harry Lebeson, Pres., Allied thereunto entitled ; Exciting new homes, expert re- *Mnn. Institute of Technology 1338 S. Mich), ARENS IMPLEMENT IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing modeling service, free estimates. Tel. gan, Chicago, Illinois. thereof be had on June t, 1W2, af 10:00 collect at Preston, South 5-24S5. Kellogg, Minn. o'clock A.M., before this Court 1n the ~ ~ probate court room In the court house In THE SuiOl7LL Bi~SHININ<_-^Now's the "^" ' Tel 767 4972 Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof time to order those amazing CALABANA ORDER TAKER CLOTH AWNINGS. Longer wear, eas- 6S slops per day. 5V4 days per week . Above be given by publication of this order In the average earnings guaranteed. Married, Winona Daily News and by mailed notice ier care, plus more protection, will to age 35. Write Dept. A-6, C o Av-15 Daily Fertilizer, Sod 49 as provided by law. make a showplace of your home. Ask - News. " Da-fed May 10, 1962. ¦tor free estimate. WINONA RUG FILL. SAND, cTay and block dirt. Tef. E. D. LIBERA, CLEANING SERVICE, 116 VU. 3rd. Tel, 6)10, ' ¦ Help—Male or Female 28 Probate Judge. _ 3*__; FOR BLACK DIRT call HALVERSON ( Probate Court Seal) TWO PEOPLE lor route work. One part BROS., all top soil, 6-yard load $7. Tel. Harold J. Libera, Decorating 20 Painting, time opening. Man or woman. Perma- M02 or 4573. Attorney for Petitioner. INSIDE PAINTING—wanted by experlenc- nent. Can make $2.50 to J5 per hour SOD-I roll or a 1,000 ed palnfer, anywhere In the area. Free or more. Write Gerald Williams, RFO NANCY By Ernie Buthmiller ¦ also black dirt CFirst Pub. Monday, May 51, 1962) estimates. Tel. 4204 or 8-2120 and leave 1, Lamoille, Minn, or Gerald Mueller, Tel. «32 or 8-1132 724 E. 7th St. STATE OF MINNESOTA , COUNTY OP your number. Box Ut, Minnesota Clfy, Minn. WtNONA, SS. IN PROBATE COURT Ha-y, GrainTFeed 50 No. 10,584 Situations Wanted—Wale 30 Cash or on shares. In Re Estate ot , 1942) ALFALFA^*) acres. (First Pub. Monday, Mey 14 lT~ William George Hornberg, Ward. YEAir*OLD boy would like work on Also 500 yearling hens, DeKalb and STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF Wis. Order for Hearing on Petition farm. Good worker. Tel. 7274 after HyL/ne. Peter Hund, Fountain Clly, WINONA, as. IN PROBATE COURT 5 p.m. Tel. 8-MU 7-1741. to Sell Real Estate No. 15,353 The guardian of said estate having filed tn Re Estate ol EXPERIENCED married man wants herein a pellllon to sell certain real estate Seeds, Nunery Stock 53 Irene D. Farrell, also known as sleady farm work by the hour. SI .25 petition; described In said Irene G. Farrell, Decedent. hour. No meals. Write or Inquire A-ll, EVERGREENS ol all kinds; shade trees; IT IS ORDERED, That fhe hearing Order lor Hearing on Petition for Admin- Daily News. _ flowering shrubs; apple trees, $1.25; (her )0.15 eof be had on June IS, 19«. at Limiting Time to File Claims Bollinger ' s Nursery, 3SSS tth Sr „ Oood- clock A.M., before this Court In the istration, o' and for Hearing Thereon, Business Opportunities ' 37 view, Winona, Minn. probate court room In the court house In ~ ~ James M. Farrell having filed herein RESTAUR AN f~ & B AR W Itii liquor fi- Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof » petition for general administration stating be given by publication of this order In ' cense in nearby Wis. Doing good busi- ttiat said decedent died Intestate and ness. Good reason for selling. Living the Winona Daily News and by mailed praying that James M. Farrell be ap- Just Received! notice as provided by law. quarters available. Terms. Wrlla E-97 pointed administrator; Daily News. Dated May 18, 1962. IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing Atrazine - E. D. LIBERA, 2^0 thereof be had on June 6, 1%2, at 10:00 GOLD MINE tavern and cale. Good Probata Judge. o'clock A.M., before this Court In the business. Tel. 9995. Amino - Ester (Probale Court Seal) court room In the court house In Harold J. Libera, probate RESTAURANT — for sale. Good year Winona, Minnesota; that the time within Attorney tor Petitioner. around business. Selling because of which creditors of said decedent may file health. M. F. Martin Agene limited to four months City, Minn. (First Pub. Monday, May 21, 1962 ) hereof, and that the claims Am ina Triazole from tha date "" ^" REX MORGAN, M.D. By Dal Curtis so filed be heard on September 14, 191?, PROFITABLE RESTAURANT ^ com- STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF munity ol 50O population on Federal High- WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT at 10:00 o'clock; A.M., before Ihls Court In Slop in for all No. 15,072 the probate court room In the court house way No. 10. Well located, outstanding equipment ond long established business. In Re Estate ol In Winona, Minnesota, and that notice vSpray Needs. Sealing opacity tor 145 people Including Hllma L. Monion, Decedent. hereof be given by publication of this oraer banquet room overlooxlng a scenic river. Order for Hearing on Final Account In the Winona Dally News and by mailed Started Bcfionia Plants. and Petition for Distribution. notice as provided by law. Price J9O0O, The representative of the above named Dated May 10, 1962. estate having tiled his final account and E. D. LIBERA, HEIT REALTY, INC. Durand, Wis. FARM & GARDEN perltlon for settlement and allowance Probata Judge. thereof and for distribution to tha persons (Probale Court Seal) Tel. OR 2-4635 SUPPLY thereunto entitled ; Streater & Murphy, Money to Loan 40 IT is ORDERED, That the hearing Attorneys for Petitioner. ~ 316 Walnut Tel. fl-37(i9 thereof be had on June U, 1962, at 10.30 "B6ND FINANCE CO. o 'clock A.M., before this Court In tha (First Pub. Monday, May 28. 1942) 125 1*00 on your furniture, car or Open Friday Evenings probate court room In the court house In STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF signature. Tel. 8-3603 129 E. 3rd St Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof _ WINONA, ss, IN PROBATE COURT be given by publication ol this order In No. 15,358 Articlos for Salo 57 Ihe Winona Dally News and by moiled r . In the Matter of the Eatale of notice as provided by law. DESKS, match ino lamp tables, gossip Frances Peplinski, Decedent. ufS bench, bookcases, chest), utility cup- Dated May t«th, 1962. LOANS Order for Hearing on Petition to Probate PLAIN NOTE-AUTO-FURMITURE E. D. LIBERA, 170 E. 3rd St. Tel. 2915 boards, cabinet work bases. OK USED Will and lor Summary Assignment Probata Judge. rire. 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m.. Sot. 9 a.m. to noon FURNITURE, 273 E. 3rd. Tel . B 3701, (Probate Courl Seal) or Distribution. "~ John Peplinski having tiled a petition In FREEZEhS IIW to »?S9. Used refrla> Brehmer nnd McMahon, Loans — Insurance — rators H5. Used TVs 150. FRANK LILLA Allorney* lor Petitioner. Ihls Court aliasing that said decedent died (estate and Ihjit said estate consists only Real Estate « _SONS, 767 E. «fh . of the homestead ot sold decedent and SEE OUR LARGE selection ol used (First Pub. Monday, May 21, 1942) only such personal property as Is exempt FRANK WEST AGENCY refrigerators, electric ranges and TV MARY WORTH By Saunders and Ernst STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF from all debts and charges In Probate 175 Lafayette Sf. Tel. 5240 sets. All reconditioned. 0 «. ft ELEC- WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE COURT Court and praying for the probate of the (Next lo Telephone Ofiice) TRIC 155 E. 3rd. 15,176 No. Will of said decedent and for a summary PLAY GYMS—Sprlnotlme special, keen In Re Estate ol assignment or distribution of said estate the young one's happy this summer. Jacob H. Wolfe, Dacedant. lo tha persons entitled thereto, which Will Quick Money . . . on any article ot value , . . 519.95 FIRESTONE STORE, 200 W. MMARK TRAIL No. 15.231 Injectable Erysipelas Bactarln — By Ed Dodd WINONA, ss, IN PROBATE COURT In Kilafe af R* 50 cc (10 dose) only 11.49 No. 15,182 Andralewlkl, alio known at Leo P. " It* 2?0 cc ISO dose ) , ... only 1.519 In Rt Estate of Andrelowtkl, ami ai Leo Frank RCA WHIRLPOOL Injectable "Leplo" Bacttrln — Waller J. Ibyllckl, Decadent. Andrelewskl, Decedent. Washers — Dryers 50 cc 11.21 Order for. Hearing on Final Account Order for Hearing en Final-Account 250 CC 14.79 Ranges — Refrigerators and Petition for Distribution. and Pellllon ler Distribution. Inlectable Penicillin (300,000 par cc) — Tht representative ol the above named rftprttentatlve of above named PARTS - SALES - SERVICE Th* th* 10 cc vial 17c e-statt having filed her Iinal account and estate having tiled her final account and ln|, Penlclllln-Shrptomycln Combination — Petition tor settlement and allowance petition lor settlement and allowance 10 cc vljl 2»e thereof and for distribution to tht bar- thereat, end for distribution to th* persons Feiten Impl . Co. sons thereunto entitled; thereunto entitled; _ M3 WashingtonSt. _ Winona IT IS ORDERED, Thai tht hearing IT IS ORDERED, That hearlnn TED MAIER DRUGS th* ANIWVM. HEALTH CENTER thereof bt had on June 13, 1942, at 10:00 thereof ba had on June i, 19«2, at 10:00 ' o 'clock A.M.. before this Court In tht o'clock A.M.. before this Court In the DAI LY probata court room In fht court boost In probata court room In th* court hous* In Lev/is,on Sqjes Born NEWS Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof Winona, Mlnrusot*. and that nolle* hereof bm given by publication of thli order In tht be given by publication ol thl* order In Ihe Sale Every Thursday MAIL Winona Dally News and by mailed notice Winona Dally- N«ws and by niallad notice 7:30 p.m. as pro"lded by law. as provided by law. Dated May la, IW?. Dated May 10, IM2. We buy cattle and butcher hogs SUBSCRIPTIONS G, D. LIAERA, B. D. LIBERA, every day. See us for choice ' Probata Judge. Probat* Judge. (Probate Court Stall 1« 57 Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum 64 Apartments, Flats 90 Used Cart 109 " """ NQROE—«c-in«i alMtrte ranoi, excellent CENTRALLY LOCATED—7 bad room MERCURY—1960 Monterey, 4 door sedan, AMERICAN FLAGS condition) 12x14 landran linoleum, near- IteafM •partrntnt. ntw decorated, fire- » War one owner car. Will sacrifice for tl.tSC _ ly new, M. 362 E. 5th. . • Plata, air conditioned. Ttl. KM. ana will tielp finance. Auction Sales Auction Salts DurtbW Plastic _ . _ Also, 1962 Mer- cury, 4 door sedan, hardtop, full power, r~^ ~ —~ " HIDBAWAY BED—btlgt cover, good con- ' ALVIN kOHNBR JUNE 1-S61. ll:M p.m. . 4^ mllM i" dition. Clifford K|os, Petirs>on, Minn. Apartments, Furnished 91 J2.&50. Cornforth Realty, La Crescent, . . 66c AUCTIONEER,' City and statt licensed of Osseo. Marlon M. Morlock, owneri Ttl. Rutflfpfd . "7ooifn Minn. Tel. TW 5-2106. IM-7441 _ CENTRAL LtfCAflON^l wltti kllch- ~ and bonded. 25} Libert/ St. (Corner Welter Zeck, auctioneer; Norttiern In/. TED MAI ER DRUGS /enette and private half bath. Suitable for CMSvi»OtET-lM5 5porti modal. Coup* 6. Sth and Liberty). Tg|. 4WJ. Co., elerli. Good Thinpe te Eat 65 » or 2 working glrll, Tel. 8-1730 for ap- . A-l condition , inqulrt, Vernon F. Wal- polntmtnt. ter, 2203 Pine Creek Road. La Crescent. Minnesota JUNE J-Sst. 12 noon, i fnllM N. of FHYERS—Htavyo. Avtragt I It. 2k per _^ Dover. K«in»fh Stoek«r, own»f» Don lb. live. Will dreas for orojera of 12 DOWNSTAIRS - 2 rooms, kltchenett* and _ Minn. Tel. TWInbroofc 5-2226. / FOR THE BEST Tlffmy, Suctlonttr; First Nlrt'l. Bank, . or mora. Ttl. s-1246, Winona, or Rush- private bath. S4S. 276 Canter St. Tal. F0R£>—1*56, 4 door, automatic transmis- Land & Auction Sales - ¦; Plainview, clerk. VALUES lord UN4-W72. ' . 5017 or «790. A y lion, radio. Reasonable. Must sell. Tel. •Everelt J. Kohner \St W alnut • 8-3710, «fter houn ?»14 in LARGE Slie'cTION, cartlflM lead po- THREE ROOM baaament light Housekeep- 7465, 1W6 Ma rlon St. . JUN* J-Sat. I p.m. t mll« s. of tttott. WINOMA POTATO MARKET, 118 ing apartment, utllltlM furnished. SSO. AUCrioNEER Bob Brlnkmtn Eau Clllre on Ho*y. n to County Morktt St. Tel, 3547 for appointment. ~~~ City and itate licensed and bonded. Trunk "HH", thtn W. ori HH IV* mllea ELECTRIC FANS - ~ $395 Tel. Altura 4M1 er (761. Winona 3731. to County Trunk "F'V then S. v _ THIRD e—571, rawly daeareted 3 bad- milt on P. David Winged, ovmtr; John, Houtehold Articles 67 room furnished apt, lit floor, prlvata 1955 CHEVROLET, BelAIr, 4-dr, e wlfh ; MAY 28—Mon. t p.mAFurnlturt Audlort. WINDOW FANS Powergl ide, radio, car a I aod grey tu- ton t, tAutrty, auctloneera; Oefeway MVJSf~SELL entrance, Include! giragt. 3H Laird St., rear of Bloadow Bakery. tone, an excellent rurinlng economy car Credit Inc., clerk. TABLE FANS Used* KeMnator Refrigerator, A-l Mra. Carl Olson, ov»n»rj Alvln Kohner, MAIN iSi^T rcomsT nicely furnished, at a price you can afford. auctioneer; Ralph Hengel, clerk. OE sink and dishwasher, combination. carpeted. Suitable lor elderly lady. Tel JUNE :-S*t. 9:30 a.m. i milts SE, . FLOOR FANS Ttl. 54J5 befort 5, 2579 after 5. of Monty Creek or I mll«» N. of Houston In Paradise Valley. Harris NO Shop chare* for using our Blut Lustra WALZ Jons8t4rd. owner; Alvln /S , FOR D—1954 Skyllner, ln good condition, road gear. This is one of Wie few F-20 tractors available in y$ room all modern home, oil heat and other nice 3 bedroom modern home. wsw. Hurry, this one will not Construction Co. very clean, good tires. Will lake any- truck SALES-SERVICE full basement. Large corner lot near ' Hard wood Moors. New carpeting, new this condition. Much more machinery, dairy equipment, , || ,- thing in trade , or accept any good be here long. 119 W. 3rd. Tel. 5802 school. Call days Elkins at . Ttl. 16R12. oil furnace. Right on . bus line. $11,000. See outboard motor , feed & misc. items for sale. Thrift sale all p.m. At}. Trempealeau, Wis. . i ¦ ¦ ¦ offer. Inquire d&O E. Mark. '60 CHEVROLET. Impala , 2-dr y« Service >. - TERMS: Under $15.00 cash, over that amount down, % F. 4 BEDROOM house. BeiutHul^large ! W. STAHR htp, V-8, straight stick , radio 3% added, plus filing fee. || kitchen. Oil hot wafer heat. 2 porches 214 W. Mark . Tfl . 6925 " " W~ balance in 6 equal mo. installments, to SVitiona and J j 61 Ford wsw, ermine white, contrasting DAVID WINGAD, OWNER and big lot. Under $10,000. ABTS j door % All Area Schools AGENCY, INC:, Realtors. 15? Walnut 1 Lots for Sala IOO Fflirlane i itdan. Radio, Fordo- interior, a real beauty—Hurry ' ^ matic. .Nice car. Priced right. $1895 00. % Clerked by Gateway Credit . Inc. Johnson and Murray, Auc- |s For Reliable " S|. ' - Tel . 4242 . or after hours: E. R. " ' Clay 8-2737, Wm. R. Pagel 4501. E. WEST LOCATION—4th Street. Mce lol tor tioneers Rep bv H O Peterson and H. B Seyer your new home. 100 ft. frontaje. 50 ft. '60 VALIAJVT , 4-dr., 101 h.p. • ¦ ^ Complete Line A. Abts 31B4 , Geo. Pelowiki 8-2701. c *?-&'' < ' > .ms^mtmmmmssm-^. ' '&,' -vy TV or Radio Repair - ~ " " deep $11,500. i 53 Chevrolet 6 slant 6, straight stick, radio , of accessories . . ' . FOR SALE BY OWNER-Newly decoraf. Sev/eral to chose Irom. 3 door, 4 doors. ed modern 2 bedroom home. »60 W. W, STAHR $2»5.O0 lo M«.00. wsw, polar white with contract MUSIC Call us . . . We are your 7th. Tel. 8-2242. 374 W Mark Tel 6925 't - ing interior , can tell from REEDS J6.0W HOUSE contract Includ ing intere5t. ' new, PHOTOFACT EQ UIPPED Will sell lor $5,00O. Inquire at 269 W. Sale or Rent; Exchange 101 Renault 1 OILS Howard, Tel. 3688. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN ao ACRES OF pasture and hay land BY OWNER leaving town . One story, 3- '54 -MERCURY , 2-dr. htp, B. BIG AUCTION ETC. . j for rent in Pickwick Valley.. Good se- Dauphine 1S3 "We understand your set best." bedroom home, living room, large kitch- lection of farms and acreages in Wi- S«lan. 1958. 4 cylinder and economical. automatic, radio , wsw. beauti *' Located 6 miles north of Dover or 8 miles southeast of Plain- f i ~~"~~~— en with dining area, disposal, dishwash- nona and Houston Counties. Cornforth. Popular small cor made In France. ful tu-tone blue, contrasting in , view , Minn., on the Plainview-Dover nlacktop. Lunch will be AA Now In Stock er, drapes throughout, new gas fur- Realty, La Crescent, Minn. Tel. TW $395.00. nace, double garage, glassed In front terior , this is an immaculate Thompson Piano Books We're fully equipped with a S-2IU._ __ - . served by the Methodist Ladies of Dover. pj porch . Under $13,000. Tel. 6454. car throughout. ^ and SAM'S PHOTOFACT LI- ~ " - - ' ————— DL. 2 BEDROOM, 1 floor "Tiome. Nice ¦Wanted—R«allSsta(e 102 54 Cadillac V-8 Popular Sheet Music BRARY—the world's finest TV- kitchen . Oak flooring. Full, basement. ~ ~ Sedan. Overhauled transmission. Fine , ¦:¦ ¦.;¦ Radio service data. We nave Oil automatic heat. 1 car garage. MODERN HOWE—J or 3 bedrooihs ori appearance. Only S495.00. ' '. .'Saturday, . 2 I busline. $10,000 to . $13,000 bracket. Write _ AIL —— One } June¦ manual covering Choice west central location. Medison We (dvertlsa our prlcu. - ^^ / ¦ ¦ tine complete School district. 1 block to bus. ABTS A-14 Daily News. ^ ' . 11 - ~ " Cars £ jp|™«) Full the very set you ow-n — that's AGENCY, INC., Reallors, 159 Walnut ¦WANTED TO BUY-3 bedroom home. g 12:00 Noon. . ;>| why we understand your set St. Tel. 4242 or after hours: E. R. $1,500 down payment. Write A-10, Dally ¦' HAL ARD Clay 8-5737, Wm. R. Pagel 4501, E, A. ' New». t \ POWER MACHINERY AND FARM EQUIPMENT - Int. I best ! Abts 3114. Geo. Pelowski 8-2701: - " " "" ; : Guaranteed Warranty Model 300 utility tractor with .power steering, torgue amp., live jJitIJ WILL PAY CASH for strictly modem j .(gGeaBDg): 3 Yetri ih wlnono mt-**^ v |] ^*W» FOR SALE by builder. Nearly new 3 bedroom home and garage. Within walk- Lincoln—Mercur-y—Falcon—Conwt' A " PTO , fast hitch and used only 1,000 hewrs; McD. Model U-34A ; | USE OUR VARIOUS bedroom residence. 471 Wayne St. Im- i ing distance from St. Casimlr ' s Parish. ! Mon.t, Frl. Eve. & Sat. p.m mediate occupancy. Alto new 2 and 3< Open power loader complete; McD. mounted tractor plow, 3-14-inch i| PAYMENT PLANS FOR Price range, $10,000 to $15,000. Box 65. ^ * bedroom homes and choice building lots Winona, Minn. ' with fast hitch ; McD. Model M tractor with nearly new rubber ;| in Hilke Subdivision, Tel. 8-3969. " " " McD. ¦REPAIR COSTS. ~ - " WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PR ICES"" and in very good^ condition ; No. 238 corn cultivator ; 1 ' , foo BLOCK ON E. MARK—JTiargV rooms I957 Pontiac \ •* jk | FOR YOUR CITY PROPERTY 1 F-20 tractor with high compression 'head , starter and lights, |* tf and bath, all on 1 floor. Glassed-in Super Chief 4-door, ra- " Telephone 8-2921 H. Choate & Co. front porcti. full basement with new i "HANK" JEZEWSKI >(, standard size PTO, in very good condition; Win Power tractor f| wiring, furnace and plumbing. Large i (Winona's Only R«kl Esfatp Buyer) dio, heater, automatic Vs^^CHIvJoiIT^W. grinder with Grain King garage. All modern. Price reduced to f| post hole digger ; Bear Cat PTO feed f| Located Just West of R. D. Cone's T MM tM 7m p-°- Box 345 transmission, power for quick sale. Shown by appolnt- "' _ |j mixer' -tntl fold-back feeder (new in Jan.); Owatonna self *3,900 'brakes, : Refrigerators 72 i ment only. w. P. Inc., 122 Washington steering, power 105 Johnson Tel , 2396- | ; propelled windrower. 10-ft.; McD. No. 62 combine complete ^ 7776 or 8-203S- ask for Jyd V ' | | Furniturt, Rug«, Linoleum S4 i L St. Tel. WHAT IS VOUR HOME tu-tone grey.- Here s mounted corn picker; |; REFRIGERATOR—Coldspot. in excellent ' Johnston!. $ with motor; New Idea No. 20 2-row "" Night 'til 9 Tel. 3873 after 5 p.m. or " A WORTH ? We wilt survey your pep, power and personality. Open Every SPECIAL—»«12 rug! with bultt-ln foam : condition- E. BEAUTIFUL 3 or 4 bedroom home | Kewanee wheel type disc. 9-ft.; New Holland tractor manure B niv j pad. S29«. BORZYSKOVVSK1 FURNI- , . 259 E . in wesl location. . Built-in stove and , property and appraise it with 'A PTO and 130 bu. size;, Viking elevator, 4£-ft. with t-i ^ spreader ^ TURE, 302 Mankato Awe . Open ava- : CHEST TVPE freezer. 20 cu. ft . Com- |. oven. Laroe landscaped lol . with patio. $1095 hyd. lift ; Leland 2 H.P. electric motor ; two 75-ft. No. lo 3- nings. ' pletely overhauled. Wm. J. Fried, Rl. 1, Low taxes. Immediale possession. A : a suggested asking price. , .Vo 1 ff _ ^ Fountain City, Wit. , dream. ABTS AGENCr, INC.. Real- "high pressure" but plenty of 1 959 Mercury ]j |! wire cables; Owatonna No. 73, hay crimper ; New Holland com || tors, Uf Walnut Sf. Tel. 4J42 or after i chopper with PTO; McD- No. 2 ensilage and forage blower; Ed's Refrigeration & Supply hours: E. R. Clay 8-2737, Wm. R. IDEAS to help sell it. Per- 4-door , radio, heater,; f| Commercial ond Domestic Paget 4501. E. A. A bts 3184, Geo. Mercomatic, whi tie !i U Electric-Wheel heavy duty 6-T wagon, 72-inch tread with $ lii lii t. 4th Tel. S532 Pelowski S-2701. _. serialized service with VENABLES jij 7-00xl5-inch truck tires; rubber tired wagon with 14-inch Air- m ~ " " " sidewalls. Looks,! FOU WANT Ec6NOMICAL ilvlii(f~whllt build- |j Sawing Machine* 73 75 W . 2nd Tel. -8-2711 drives, acts like a new ji| plane tires; 2 chopper boxes ; McD. Model 45 PTO baler; Ing equity? Thtn this may bt for V ! i| McD. 25V power mower, 7-ft. ; McD. 240 2-row tractor corn you. 170 per month payment wlrh JM, POB . car. j | ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE — I lie per month Income from upstairs apart- r n planter, disc type on rubber with att.; Snow-Co 4-inch grain new. 114 Franklin St. Ttl. [ gi p 74*t. ment. Located close-in near Watkins. R The Appeal I y auger, 16-ft.; McD. single disc grain drill with grass seed att, | IMMEDIATE FOR RENT—Viking T-rm-arrri machines Ideal lor newly weds or elderly cou- C- ELOVEu w by week or month. WINONA SEWING ple. Priced for quick sale, by owner. I D lei. 2348 $1495 j I: 10-ft: McD. 2-row rotary hoe, 7-ft.; Lindsay 4-aection drag e MACHINE CO., 5il Huff. Tel. «34l- $11,300. Must sell soon, leaving town. U. Exchange Bldg. Is Behind !;:• with steel folding evener, 24-ft.; J.D. field cultivator, 8^-ft.; | Tel. 792B for appointment. | l % \y McD. side delivery; tractor tumble bucket , 5-ft.; tractor weed I iptcials at tha Stores 74 ;FOR SALE by owners bedronm homl, The Wheel DISPOSAL excellent condition. Naw gas furnace In one of these smart looking, ;|; sprayer; cattle oiler; Jamesway feed cart , 12 bu. ; 2 steel | OOLOEN STAR removes, round-In dlrl . and Incinerator. Madlscn School Dis- from ru<)« and upholstery . Use ihampoo- Boats, Motors, Etc. 106 smooth running, late model VENABLES y wagons wlfh rack and box ; cement mixer; tap and die set; £ Shown by appoinfn-.ent only. Tel. j tr FREE. Lawrem Furniture l73 E. 3rd. trict . ~ ;11; 1 937 Chevrolet Wt ton truck with grain box and stock rack, I Damaged freight. ^ 952T . _ HOUSE B0^—Piywood 1x34, fTberg"^ ears ^Steam OOO dry Iron. Sun- ¦ hull. 71(17 cabin, head. Priced to 73 W. 2nd Te). 8-2711 SUNBEAM Avenue. tell. j| M very low mileage ; hufie offering of ether farm eq uipment and ?* /outstandingly low D. 2 BLOCKS above Mankato V. A. Karli. Mabel. Minn. beam quality at an ' ¦ 1 959 FORD All NEW dining room and price. Exclusive sleam vents save V 7 blocks from bus line. Very neit Fairlane 2-dr., V-8. Radio, heater, auto- I $ farm tools. EVERYTHING IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. | FORD MARINE—»i h.p. conversion " time, reduce fatigue. Vou dial the per- | and clean. 2 bedroom home. New oil mo- matic, one local owner, low mileage, Auction Sales oats; some antiques; some household goods. tor, with reverse sear, very pood con- i ii; 600 bu. of £ bedroom furniture. feet temperature for every fabric even ; furnace. Modest taxes. Priced at M,- llqht sand beige finish. In very cjcod INC., Realtors, dition, reasonable. Tel. 4191. wash and wear. Only S<3 . 9v. ROBB BROS. > 000. ABTS AGENCY, condition, upholstery like new, specially ; KENNETH STOCKER , OWNER , 1 Will be sold at wholesale cost 159 Walnul ' St. Tel. «42 or alter hours: "- ~ I STORE, 576 E. 4th. Tel . 4007 . AT'UM/TCRAFT-FD runaboul 35 h^. priced this week only 11395 as invoiced by manufacturer , E. R. Clay 8-2737, Wm. R . Papel 4501, Johnson electric motor. Financed If de- Having An Auction? First National Bank of Plainview , Clerk *| , Parts 75 E. A. Abts 3184 , Geo. Pelowski B-2701. sired. Tel. 9745. ij " Don Tiffany, Elgin , Auctioneer i& Stoves, Furnaces ~ — 1959 MERCURY plus frei ght. - lip YOU VA/ANT to buy. sell or trade "" ~ Monterey, 4-dr., completely equipped, TAPPAN—Gas stove. Very good condl- ' PONTOON BOAT — Built by J Im MerTes. ' J during our absence, contact Phil Phoiky. Sx25' aluminum rool, lullf equipped. rrtdio, heater, pow^mrmm^rrAmmit- - "- S179S. Watch arrows. h Double dresser , mirror , IWO INDIAN 80\ Good condition , $250, handling of your sale. i « -way 10, then \t mile south. for N.I.C. chest and panel bed. ELECTR IC RANGE-Call evenings. 406 Frederick Klehner, Harmony, Minn. Tel. Main St. 1 960 FALCON Live Better M-6-5133. One owner. 2-d r with radio, heater, "" - ~ " " $107.67 typewriters 77 LOOK BEFORE ^ou buy See the "Tri- stralrjht stick, »ll white, seal covers THORP SALES CO. Electrically umph, BSA, Jawa and other new mo since new. for a low S1395 | | Satmrdlay, June 2 H TYPEWRlfERS and adding machines lor In thl» elrctrlc-hested. reasonably torcyclei and scooters priced from (Formerly Minn. Sales Co.) Group 3 sale or rent. Reasonable rates, free prict-d, 2 bedroom home with all Ihe $187 50 to 11,300. It Is easy to own a 1958" FORD '¦ 'i ' -sup 120 Miracle Mile Off. Bldg. Snlo starts at 12:30 P.M. Limch will be served. delivery See us tor all your off lea Intent pquipment: Carpeted living room new motorcycle with our easy pay- Fairlane TOO, radio, healer , straight ;i ' A Drop loaf tnhlo , 1 side piles, desks, (lies or .office chairs Lund WITH drnpev combM-Mion windows ments. See Allyn Morgan. Lake Blvd. slick with low mlleaqe-maklng Ovtr- Rochester, Minn. Typewriter Co. Tel. 5722. ^nd ln»,ul.ited throughout . PACKED drive, one local owner, low miloaoc 2fl HEAD OF CATTLE '12 CO\VS> — 3 Holstein cows, fresh, ;;; c hairs and china. " USED BICYCLES TYPEWRITER «. ADDING MACHI NE WITH VALUE! glistening green finish S1095 Off. Phono - AT 2-7463 iiii calf at side; 1 Guernsey cow , fresh 2 months; 1 Holstein cow % i\ Salei—Service - R cnlal KOLTER'S 400 MANKATO AVE. The Home of One-Year fresh 5 weeks; 1 Holstein cow , springer; 1 Holstein cow , fresh i\ $170.91 WINONA TYPEWRITE R SERVICE Low Up-Keep Personnt Warranty Cars RES. PHONES: ^ HI E. 3rd Tel . B-130O Trucks, Tractors, Trailers 108 Imperial - Chrysler y and open; 1 Guernsey cow , fresh and bred bnek; 4 Holstein • MEANS A LOT ~" Merle Moehnke AT 9-3239 [li cows, fresh and bred hack for fall: 2 Holstein heifers, bred; 1 Group 4 Washing, Ironing Machines 79 MOBILE HOMES—New and used. New Plymouth - Valiant TO HOME OWNERS . 55x10, reduced $1,000. Ustd, like new Clark Vcsscy AT 0-8790 ! % Guernsey heifer, bred ; 4 Holstein heifers, lfl months old; 2 ij Drop loaf I able, 4 MAYTAG AND FRIGIDAIRE - Fast, ex- You have this ANO a bargain lor III,- 5Oxl0 was (6,000 new. Priced now $1,(75 Nyst rom Motors, Inc. i i Angus cross heifers , 5 months and 10 months old; 1 Whiteface - side cliniis. pert service. Complete ^oek ol parts. 500 In ttils 2-bedroom tiomi on wooded Mnny other good buys at reduced ^ ; H. Choale & Co. Tel. J87l. lot In Glenn Meryl prices. R«d Top Mobil* Homes. U4S i [j heifer , (i months old; 2 Holstein heifers , 4 months old; 1 W. Sth. ' ; ' Guern soy-Whit ef nee cross calf , 2 months old. A sm.il! herd * $88.43 " I 954 Pontiac Wanted—To Buy 81 Big Fenced In Yard UTILITY TRAILERS, 4-»lies, rurjgedly Ai of home raised entile , Kood type and milky. Most all cattle ' and good sited kitchen tpeil relaxed 3950 VV j SURGE " BUCKET—1 unit numpy pipe line. built, it BERG'S TRAILER , Auction Sale family living In this _ bed room, 1 and Deluxe 2-door, anto- I 'J, vaccinated. ij Group 5 Complete . Slate condition and price. 4th . Tel. 4»33. H bath , home In Goodvlew Natural " ni a t i c transmission , In hack of Youle 's Mold , M. G. Jackion. Lamoille, Minn. ' very clean, DAIRY EQUIPMENT — Perfection pump,, motor and pipe- fireplace and a separate dining room . fNTERNATIONAL-1955 i ton. Round table. 4 side good condition. Tel. 4(74, Lewiston, radio , heater , tuo-tone Galesville . Wisconsin. buckets, .j HIGHEST JUMK PRICES This will take care of a lot of family I ' '| line for H cows; 2 Perfection stainless steel chairs, china. M. S. W. IRON ANO METAL CO. Minn. green finish. One own- Wntch for arrows. ...FAIt-M FOH SALE — 122 acre farm will be offered for . ~ " "" y ..^ 207 VU. 2nd, across Spur Gas Station CAMPING and louring" trailer. 17 " tl. V , ~ ~ Enjoy Swimming er . Better lliair most. •i sale at auction About 7f> acres under plow , balance pasture $156.91 WM. MILI.ER SCRAf* IRON A METAL In you r own pool In lovely b«ck Mallard, ileeps 6. all gat. cnmplelu • controls. Good condition. 351 W. Jar- Friday Eve.; June 1st and some woodlot. \ll Un ci , productive sandy loam soil, A CO. pay* highest pr ice* for icrap Iron, vnrdl This substantial 3-bMroom home § ^ ' metals, tildes, wool and raw tur, Is cnrp«ted down AND upstairs. 2 cer- $495 ' ;; good n-room house with hath. Other buildings fair. Owner is ; ¦ 171 W 2nd. Tel. 5067 amic tile baths and an amust-menf ' - .r>7H7. , : tires, run) very well. VENABLES hedruoius , bath , must be mov- i** Then you will love this quality-bull' ;¦? +RACTOR MACHINERY - M.M. "R" tractor , pnod con. ;i vY All items aie in walnut fin- Sam Weisman & Sons roomy. 3-bedroom rambler on beaulllu I ed from prcsnt locat ion within ish anil are part of n cor- INCORPORATED corner lol In Goodvlew. Radiant heat, 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8 2711 14 days alter sale dale. Rt.'iy |,j dition; MM. tractor cultivator; MM. 2-hotlom. 14-inch tract ot ii 4M VV. 3rd Til. SB4J Hot Point dishwasher , and TWO nnt - WALZ plow on rubber ; M.M. lfi-ft. siiifjlc tractor disc , shredder ; j rolnted grouping. ural fireplaces. BEAUTIFUL family inspect bel ore sale date. Terms 1 " Buick-Oldsmobile-GMC , and blade; Dlack Hawk lo ft. 1 Rooim WiThouTMealt 86 room. THIS IS TOPS I are 10'.i> of sale price to bind ¦ Pa|H'c silo filler tract or saw rifi -,*(• All hnve dusl proofed , cen- ATTENTION : '* disc grain drill on rubber with fert. and (jrasa seed. SLEEP INO ROOMS-Genllemen only. 476 'll CAlt COLLF.CTOllS bargain , balance at time of \\ ter-guided unci dovc-lailcd Center. You Love the These are the real '¦) OTIIElt MACIUNEHV - Steel wheel wagon and nick; hob [¦; moving. ' drawers and pinto Rl nss KING E, 127- Nice large room, modern View of Winona's ]«4fi . Series 75, Cadillac i i( sled ; 2 wheel trailer ; wood wheel waK»'i ; boh sled and I OR .S ; ji mirrors. facilities. Gentleman preferred. Reason workers and Sfilsjii OTHER. PROPERTY - lflfi l ' steel dra«. cultipacker ; two 2-soction spring tooths; disc ; able beautiful bluffs trorn the enormou s 9 passenger . ! ,j 'j picture window ot this 3-bedroom ram- all set lo tfo! Dodfje pickup. 122 inch wheel , Judson li ft , lime spreader; Corn King horse manure spreader; ji j Groupings will not he dis- Rooms for Housekeeping 87 bler, Lots of sforane *pact and a kitch- (ilfii L. Malier hase , H ,r»(KI miles; i!)5« Ford Case corn luTuler ; Case 5-f(. mower; dump rake : 3-bar sida At •fc en with all the latest bulli Ins Juil ^ I " VKK) Main St. La Crosse , Wis. " played on regular sales HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT by Ihe a lew minutes Irorm the center of 'Sfi KOltl ) , >> i ton. ?U , excel- 4-flr.; I!i.i3 Che\ rolel pickup. :\ rake; Green Crop hay loader; grapple hay fork; grindstone K floo r — ask to see them, week. Private entrance Alio, sleeping town. lent coiulltion Tel, 271105 H43 W. Sth. Dave Knopp t-2809 '59 JEEP, 4x4 , SI . Wagon , ex- tom 300. | snow fence , steel frame street car; scraper: oil bath pump | ¦ft All items wil l be sold ns W. L . (Wib) htilzer 1-21(1 cellent, condition. HOATS k TRAILER - motor , Vi jack and '. Il l', mofor; MW. chain saw . lots of Iron and *: listed only. Apartments, Flats 90 John Hendrlck'on 7441 '59 Chevrolet j miscellaneous. Laura FWk 21 IB '47 JICEP llniversfll. scooters, j iardcn equipment , f WEST END—upstairs 5 rooms, |ust redec- , , , 4-door, radio heater good line of household furni- y HOUSEHOLD GOODS - Including davenport and c^inir; £ •JY First come, first served. orntfd. Adults only . Hi. Tel. 6?IO or ' Sfi CMC , 2 ton with flul licrl. economy li . niitnmniir ' oil burner with fan chests of drawers; piano: rocking chair; S-1667. 1 ture. . 2 i'i ~i ' ill JUKI , I' nivcrsal , Dcnio, transmission. Beauti- \\\ 2 folding cots: fruit jars ; table and 4 chairs ; G.E. electric only — no re- FURNlSHEOk OR UN FURNISHED- Ai di- 1 ¦fr One lime ilred. Large downtown spartmenl. In- UtlR discount . ful coral (isusli. trim- TERMS — Cash or finance. stove. :; order!). quire pvtonilly between ? end 5 p.m. W V ; ft SELOVERJV- . rel. IMA med in liKht grey up- TERMS ON I'KHSONAL PROPERTY : lAuter $10.00 cusli: l w Men. and Tbvrm. mytnlne*. tt Herd- I Your authorized clenltr /«r MR. ANO MHS. fiKOHlJK ing School and partmounl eiauly So- i llu Bjtchang*) Bldg. holstery , A dream of a dream, over (hu t amount cash or ' * down and balance in monthly *y ¦fr Terms avnlluble. Ion, 7i W. iri. Jeep parts, service in Winona, YOULE OWNKH | . | payments. s% added to balance for • months. Your credit la t CENTRALLY LOCATBD-2 room »p»r»- " $1395 , always good with thc Northern Investment Cot. I menl. stove and retrlgeralor, all utili- WEsrsm-1700 block. Set mii a bedroom CO, Lee Hnrnlsch Auctioneer and P *' ties furnished. IJO per month. Tel, WJ4 modern home. Attractive living room In F. A. KRAUSE Hea l Estate Broker . Galesville. MARTON M , MORLOCK, OWNER knotty pine . Laroi kitchen, built-in cab H LAWRENZ CENTRALLY LOCATED-3 r oom »pl., Inert. EMhaust Ian, oil furnace, l4rg« "BREEZY ACRES" Wisconsin , Northern Invest- Walter A. Zeck , Auctioneer , Eau Claire, Wisconsin I picture window, ncvwly remodeled , lights, lol 10x200, on paved neaf , gat streets and bus line ment Co. , Lester Senty, Clerk. ' Furniture & Appliance furnlshexl.. Adull* only. 143 For quick sale $l,70C- i ; Northern Investment Co.. Lester Senty , Clerk. C. J fti . South on New MiRliway 14-01. VENABLES Rep. by Eldon Berg, Arcadia , $ ' "" " " ! Rep. by Lyman Duller , Strum , Wisconsin ( |j 173 E. ?rd St. Winona SIXTH '« . ?SJ'>-4 ropmi wllh balh. W. STAHR O(ion all dny Siitutduy. 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8-2711 Wis. ¦ Adults, Ttl. 5017 or I7M. 174* W. Mark Ttl. MM I ?i' :'?r^:X"^1T:»iS*i:vm:Xmm^ ; BUZ SAWYER By Roy Cron* |__ __ " ' - ' - ^^^ _ ^^^^^^^^ Ba aM BB WINONA DAILY NEWS I - . M ^^^^ MM^^M H^^^ Maa ^^^^^^ M^_ t ^^^^ B^^HB Ma ^H^ H l

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