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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE RIVER Yesterday 6.68 Read By More Today .. 6.56 Crest Than 90,000 1965 ... 6.23 20.75 1952 ... 5.74 17.93 People Every Day 1951 .. .. 5.39 17.35 Nixon Relaxes AGREES TO 99-YEAR TERM In Florida . KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) controversy and other matters, — President Nixon, described wore a plain gray sweatshirt, as near a decision on deploying dark gray slacks and gray Ray Admits He of a "thin" antiballistic missile shoes on the cruise. W shield, remained at his water- At the staff meeting were spe- front Florida retreat today for cial assistant H. R. Hildeman some final hours of relaxation and White House counsel John before returning to the White D. Ehrlicbman. Aboard the Ju- House. lie for the cruise was his friend Nixon, who flew here late Fri- and neighbor, C. G. "Bebe" Re- day for a respite after his ex- bozo, millionaire banker and Murdered King hausting European tour, was ex- real estate financier. pected to be back in Washington As is Nixon's custom during MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)- Tex. "It took me months to of the slain civil rights leader, tonight. Florida visits, the President James Earl Ray pleaded guilty prove to myself . .. that it was said he had no comment on With the weather damp and spent much of his free time with today to murdering Dr. Martin not a conspiracy." Ray's plea. Mrs. Martin Luther dreary on Saturday, it seemed Rebozo. On Saturday night they Luther King Jr. and agreed to Five witnesses then testified King Jr., widow of the slain for a time that the chief execu- surprised patrons of the dining accept a 99-year sentence in the to the actual fact of King's slay- man, was reported to be out of tive might cut short his Florida room at the Key Biscayne Hotel Tennessee State Penitentiary. ing, at the Lorraine Motel here the city and not immediately stay. But the sun shone brightly by showing up for dinner. He said, however, that he did April 4, 1968. This is necessary available. Sunday and—following a two- The White House said there not agree with a theory— appar- under Tennessee law in a case Testimony in Ray's trial today hour morning staff meeting at would be an announcement in ently held by his own lawyer— where the death penalty could began simply to establish the his home—Nixon went aboard Washington today on the new that there was no conspiracy to be involved. fact that King was killed. Five the Navy' s 64-foot cabin cruiser, administration's choice for as- assassinate King. But, he said, Then the jury must retire to witnesses were called, in this the Julie, which took him down , sistant secretary of state for in- "I agree with the stipulation" to go Ibvou-'h the formi iity of set- order : Biscayne Bay to the point where ter-American affairs. plead guilty. Samuel B. Kyles, "¦¦¦¦ *¦¦ ¦ ting the 99-year sentence. —The Rev. the big pond in his front yard A presidential decision on the PBBsawwwrar'WWBraBigMi ^^ A_MFV •*¦. '- ¦Wfcg-jww-"- . - ¦a.wwwwwuii -piiiw. • ¦* JW .HWH ^mmwwmmm—_. -./ c__.»wAtlanta, Ga,, the Rev. Maximum, 28; minimum, 17; employ a modified "thin" sys- started will grow both in cost eral at noon so we don't expect and intent from one originally Mansfield is one of a powerful voted to delay deployment of revamped version. Martin Luther King, Sr., father , noon, 27; precipitation, .01. tem with perhaps fewer missile trouble today," an Israeli mili- tary source said. So True 30 KILLED, 705 HUR T U.N. observers blamed Egypt "Nice weather" is what for the start of the artillery duel The Events That the people back home are Saturday .They reported to U.N. enjoying while you're away headquarters that they observed on vacation . . . There's a the Egyptians firing from one to hotel*j:planned -.fpr Miami 32 minutes before the Israelis Brought RFK, . ,/Beacfi"that'll be so , formal opened up along the blocked men will have to wear ties waterway. in the solarium... A B'way Israeli shells hit Egypt's oil character . says his wife has refinery at Suez tor the f ourth Sirhan Together bought so much at those time since the 1967 War, and tho Israelis said a petrochemical By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL warehouse sales he had to Paratroopers Hit buy a warehouse to keep it plant and oil storage tanks were LOS ANGELES Wi — On the fourth of June last year, Sir- all in . . , Pulling a tooth (AP) ' armed forces grew stronger, still burning today. Egypt said han Bishara Sirhan mulled over ways to spend a leisurely, SAIGON — Hundreds of fense Secretary Melvin R. Laird used to be called! simply an enemy troops ambushed about told newsmen as he left Saigon But he would not give any three tanks were set afire. warm day. He says he considered the races, a gunnery range, extraction. Now, says the . 300 South Vietnamese para- after a four-day visit that the of- timetable. Israel said one of its Piper a Rosicrucian meeting or work on his car that night. cynic, they call it oral sur- troopers, killing 30 of the gov- fensive is a "calculated escala- Laird said the question of the Cubs was shot down, three Is- Robert F. Kennedy, he says, was not in his thoughts. gery and charge twice as ernment soldiers and wounding tion of the war." But he said it mutual withdrawal of American raelis including the pilot wero Psychiatrists and psychologists will attempt, beginning to- much. 105 in a two-day battle that was "has not been successful" and and North Vietnamese troops is killed and 14 were wounded. day, to interpret nine months later what was in Sirhan's mind still going on late today, the Sai- the rocket attacks which have one of the subjects under con- Egypt said three of its men when he shot the senator that night. gon government said. been made on Saigon were not sideration in Paris, and conse- were killed and 13 wounded and Sirhan professes not to remember. A series of chance, spot £cuiLWJUAKHL The savage battle was significant. quently he did not feel it proper it lost a MIG jet. Israel said tha decisions put him into position to place his stubby little $25 to comment further in Saigon. KILL GENERAL ... Gen. MIG pilot was captured. Egypt he said last week in 3%-days one of five major fights report- Laird would not reveal the re- revolver near the senator's head, (For more laughs see But he did say that on the basis Abdel Moneim Riad, chief also claimed its forces brought ol testimony during his trial lor lirst degree murder. The pros- ed in the past 24 hours—at three commendations he is carrying Earl Wilson on Page 4-A.) points near the Cambodian bor- of his trip, he could not f oresee of staff of the Egyptian down an Israeli Mystere jet, but ecution says Sirhan's diaries prove the action was premeditated. D back to President Nixon, except any circumstances which would Israel denied this. The 24-year-old Jordanian Arab, who said he has a "built- der and to the north and south army died Sunday of wounds Orange Piq Stolen of Saigon. The dead included 31 to say that he would request ad- require more American forces received Saturday when The semiofficial Cairo news- in bug" about Jews, Zionists and Israel, said his love for Ken- RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - ditional funds to strengthen the in Vietnam. nedy turned to hate when he found out about the New York Americans and at least 127 Viet Israeli artillery fire across paper Al Ahram said Riad had Somebody stole John Glave's or- Cong and North Vietnamese, al- South Vietnamese armed serv- Laird reiterated an earlier flown by helicopter to Ismailia ¦enator 's long-standing support of Israel. ange pig. ices. At Da Nang Sunday, he the Suez Canal blasted a replied Sirhan when asked why he went to lied spokesmen said. statement that continuation of "Curiosity," The five-foot high, painted had indicated the amount would rocket and mortar attacks on trench in which he was tak- (Continued on Page 2A, Col. 7) Kennedy's hotel. metal pig vanished from the The Vfet Cong a/so shelled be about $70 million. violation of ing shelter. (A? Photofax) EGYPT too had a day of relaxation. Behind him were 81 Saigon constituted a Kennedy, , yard of Glave's Richmond more than 35 towns and allied The secretary said some an understanding with North days of his campaign for the Democratic nomination for presi- home. It once adorned the en- bases during the night as the en- American troops would be re- United This day, when Califomians voted in Vietnam under which the dent of the United States. trance to a novelty shop he emy's spring offensive contin- placed in due course by South States stopped bombing North .._<,-_ j ,_ .i._i, , „». «. ..._,.., the quest. their primary-jr , would-, make or*_. break~ owns. Glave valued it at $500. ued in its third week. U.S. De- Vietnamese as the latters' Vietnam on Nov. 1. Kennedy frolicked with his ^—• __^___a______nBaHa _ai Site "If they continue ," he said , Splashdown Malibu, children in the surf at "an appropriate response, in ei- then returned to the Ambassa- ther a diplomatic or a military dor Hotel in Los Angeles for his way, will be made." brief taste of victory. PARENTS, Meanwhile, the Viet Cong For Apollo 9 • Sirhan, jobless but with $400 pushed its spring offensive into left from a $2,000 settlement for TEEN-AGERS its third week Sunday, and ene- a fall from a horse, arose at 10 my troops dealt a battalion of a.m. and made his first decision DONT MISS: South Vietnamese paratroopers May Be Switched of the day. The entries at Holly- and a platoon of American air wood Park race track dis- cavalrymen heavy losses in two SPACE CENTER , Houston municator in Mission Control. pleased him. He decided not to border clashes. Another Ameri- (AP) — With stormy weather Roosa reported there was a Alton Blakeslee's ten- buffeting their planned Atlantic storm front moving through the go. part scries on drugs and can ambush patrol suffered se- "I had the idea of going target narcotics, beginning to- rious losses when Vict Cong landing area , the Apollo 9 astro- area and "they're calling for shooting, he testified. Three day on page 5A of The troops outmaneuvered it and nauts received word today they fairly heavy winds, around 30 days earlier, he bought a box of Winona Daily News. sprung their own ambush. might have to shift their splash- knots or so and waves around six to eight feet." minimag ammunition more The series tells what The South Vietnamese para- down to calmer seas. powerful than any he had used you sliould know, what trooper battalion reported 14 of Air Force Cols . James A. "But we'll make sure the before. The minimags, he snid, you must know, about its men killed and 80 wounded in McDivitt and David R. Scott weather is good though , he as- were suggested by a salesman the commonly abused a savage fight 54 miles north- nnd civilian Russell L. sured Apollo 9, "I don't think who was out of Sirhan 's favorite drugs as well as nbout west of Saigon nnd three miles Schwcickarl then turned space we'll plunk you down in thc mid- brand. such ' exotics as mari- from the Cambodian border. age weathermen to report on dle of a front there. He bought more thnn a half- juana, LSD, speed and American bombers finally drove conditions in tho landing zone The astronauts can change dozen boxes of ammunition and thc "linrd" narcotics. off the enemy force, but enemy nnd over n wide area of the their landing area by firing practiced at the San Gabriel Thc scries, called, casualties were not known. United States. their retro rockets earlier or lat- Valley Gun Club until closing "Guarding Your Teen- About 20 miles to the south , , Apollo er than planned. time, 5 o'clock , when nil he had ager Against Drugs and every U.S. air cnvalrymnn in a McDivitt thc 9 com- left were thc eight cartridges in Narcotics," will appear 40-man platoon was killed or mander , asked about the fore- McDivitt reported Apollo 9 Monday through Friday wounded when an estimated 400 cast for Thursday 's planned hal spotted the storm from his gun. for the next two weeks. landing southwest of Bermuda. He put tho gun in the back troops from the Vict Cong 9th their high outpost. seat of his car and, cn route COMFORT AFTEH ORDEAL . . . Miner working with painstaking slowness to avoid a Division ran into the platoon as "Hey, Jim, I hate to bring home, stopped at a restaurant William "Buck" Jones is comforted by his second cavein , finally pushed through to it wns checking the Cambodian Hint up," replied astronaut The weather watch helped in Pasadena. wife after his rescue from a Utah mine in Jones' tiny cubicle deep inside the lead-zinc border for infiltrators Stuart Roosn , tlio capsule com- break the monotony of Apollo His chronology continued: which he was entombed eight days. Rescuers, mine Sunday night. (AP Photofax) S's seventh day in spnee — in At tlio restaurant he met n -which the astronauts drifted to friend named Mistri, nn Enst conserve fuel and dreamed of Indian exchange student. He home. challenged Mistri to n couple of They had another light sched- games of pool and was turned Miner After ' ule of picture taking, navigation . Rescue: I Want a Shower i checks an engine firing, and down. , But Mistri had bought a news- LARK, Utah (AP) - Tough , miles to a fJnlt Lake City hospi- It was a tearful , joyful scene bearded Jones snid to his wife. kneel n lot ." [\ resting. paper aind Sirhan looked grizzled William "Buck" Jones tal for examination and rest. He when the tunnel train carrying Then the two spent a private Jones's quarters were about 5 M The major flight plan event "An advertisement relaxed in a hospital bed today, looked weary, but obviously was Jones to safety reached the sur- moment in the covered mini- feet wide , nnd only high enough p was a firing of the main space- through it. freed from the tiny cell of rock caught my attention , Sirhan in high spirits, face after a 4M:-mile ride from car before fellow miners carried for him to crouch in. U ship engine to jockey the cvnft that held him captive deep in a "I want a shower!'' he shout- the shaft in which he was him to an ambulance. Tho rescue climaxed days of | into a more favorable path for snid. Utah mountain for eight a "Miracle days. ed. "I think I need it." The echo trapped hy n envc-in March 1. "His kisses were very dusty," A scheduled splashdown Thurs- The ad was for Jones, 61-yenr-old father of 11, rang A cheer went up from more danger and frustration lor wjork- Israel ," along Wll- down the hospital corridor. said daughter Velma Jones. day. March for was brought to safety Sunday He got a bath instead. Then than :t0u persons crowding the Mrs. Jones said ers who risked their own lives in .; Boulevard commemorat- he was "very The astronauts had completed shiro night by rescuers who had tun- be shaved himself, had a dinner tunnel opening, including Jones' tired" but had laughed and the narrow shaft of Iho lead , ing Israel's victory in tlie six- roled tediously through 25 feet 97 percent of their flight objec- year of ham and eggs and watched a entire family. Her eyes glisten- talked with her. zinc and silver mine. day war with the Arabs n of rock to his cubicle. television ing, Mrs. Jones cried "Buck , I tives. Tho crucial lunar modulo replay of his rescue. , A nurse said Jones did not np- Officials had feared a now q — LEM — checkout Schwolck- earlier, After an emotional reunion A v hospital spokeman said love you!" His children shouted , nenr to have nny , started binning In- cuts or bad cave-in which could have ;•] nrt's space walk and tho rendez. "Th o fire with his big family nt the mine there would bo no immediate in- "Hi, dad!" bruises, but had "awfully red crushed Jones and Inlcon tho >; • entrance, Jones was whisked 20 terviews. "Hello mother " the weary, knees vous of the LEM and command (Continued on Page 2A , Col. fi) , , , probably from having to lives of his rescuers. C ;J module occurred in tho first fivo SIMIAN days. vC Graduates Will EGYPT SIRHAN From Page 1) _ Search Set for MONDAY (Continued From Page 1) (Continued the and was observing Get Training as Sunday of MARCH 10, 1969 side of me, sir, at seeing how duel with a group. of Record the Town of Modena, Buffalo artillery landedj Plane The Daily Postal Chiefs these Zionists, these Jews, these fleers when the she" Missing County, to Andrew and Martha Israelis, and whoever in hell him, Omers _ m the PIERRE, S.D. , (AP)-An ln- Two-State Deaths Skjolden Aasen and was a vet- (AP) - dose to At Community Two-State Funerals WASHING TON they were that were supporting group were only shgbUy^- tensive search will be conducted eran of World War I. Young college graduates nam- this ad rub in fact that they 50-year-old gener- i Hospital John Johnson Mrs. Eleanor Gahnr , the gred, but the March 21-22 by the -South Da- Memorial Mrs. (Special)— Surviving are: A sister, Mrs. ing to be postal executives will bad beat the hell out of the Ar- after he was tak- LAKE CITY, Minn, (Special) COCHRANE, Wis. Bagnild Thompson, Urne, and al died shortly kota Civil Air Patrol for a light Vlitlno houri: Medical and turglcal , 87, Coch- have a chance to run some post abs one year before, said Sir- IsmaUia hospital. »o «:S0 pm. I i Funeral services for Mrs. Mrs. Eleanor Gahnz en to the plane from Augustana College patlenls: » to 4 and 7 — at Paul several nieces and nephews. His offices for several months as a children under 12.) • John Johnson were held today rane, died early today ban, his voice rising. s which disappeared Jan. 11. patlenls: I to 3:30 and . to Sarents, a brother and two sis- result of the new merit system Biad was Egypt' «ec^ Maternity at First Lutheran Church, Watkins Memorial Methodist "Well just before Mistri had the 1:30 p.m. (Adults only.) Winona. ire have died. being implemented by the Nixon I ranking soldier after ^o The plane, which carried four Visitors to a patient limited to two Lake City, the Rev. William Home, Funeral services will be Wed* banded roe the newspaper, Gen. mo- and two instructors ona lime. former Eleanor Hofer,; administration, to fense minister, students •t Ingman officiating. Burial was The nesday at 1:30 p.m. at Lyster waa having in my mind to go dent Falls, S.D Cemetery. she wa born Jan. 24, 1882, to ' Postmaster General Winton had hammed Fawxi. f" from the Sioux ., col- SATURDAY in the Zumbro Falls s Lutheran Church, Dr. J. C. the Rosicruclan meeting. I P^posthumouslyfs was enroute from Colorado Pallbearers were John W. John and Caroline Hofer, Town M, Blount announced Sunday that in mind, but that was at 8 mal Abdel Nasser lege, ADMISSION Thompson officiating. Burial " Egypt's highest Springs to Sioux Falls after a Nelson, Paul Nelson, Clifford of Belvedere, Buffalo County,; that professional postal mana- o'clock . . . I had nothing to do warded him Mrs. Herbert Teska, 1680 Herbert and was married to August "Willi be in the church cemetery. replace- decoration, the Star 0 debate tournament.Two of tho Johnson, Glenn Olson, gers will be temporary ... So, Sirhan said, he set off military 0 Kraemer Dr. Johnson. Gahnz who died June 25, 1926. Friends may call at Goodrich ments for acting postmasters Riad became chief missing students are from Min- Nelson and Leo Funeral Home to find out what the paraders Honor. foi BIRTHS Survivors are: One daughter, , Durand, after 2 who were not given permanent in the shakeun that nesota. Mrs, Wilbur Bush- Midgeley, p.m. Tuesday and at the church "were lip to," staff late Mr. and Simon Skroch Mrs. G. T. (Lillian) appointments this year. lowed the purging of the The Nebraska Department of man 127% 'Winona St .7a son. INDEPENDENCE, Wis. (Spe- Angeles, Calif., and two after 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. Another decision. But Sirhan Hakrni , ¦ Los Blount said that during the the pa- Field Marshal Abdelof Aeronautics said it would con- Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Brei- cial) __ Funeral services for sisters, Mrs. Delia Gilberg, said he failed to notice plotting ; Mrs. Nick Helstad four to six months it takes to se- rade Was for the next day. So Amer on charge^ duct a search for the piano tung, Cochrane, Wis., a son. Simon Skroch, retired post- Buffalo City, and Mrs, H. 0. after the 1967 BLAIR, Wis, (Special) - lect permanent postmasters tbe the ad, he said, brought him against Nasser March 29-30. SUNDAY master, will be Tuesday at (Hulda) Stein, Cochrane. , Peter & Paul services wifl be Mrs. Nick Helstad, 71, died Sun- young management trainees from Pasadena to Los Angeles— Arab-Israeli war No sign of the plane was ADMISSIONS 10:30 a.m, at Ss. Funeral can give leadership to the of Arab Dittrich, Wau- Catholic Church, the Rev. Ches- Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Colby day morning of a heart attack not far from the Ambassador Riad had commanded turned up during an exhaustive Mrs. Jerome fices and get operating experi- Jordanian front Wis. ter Moczarny officiating. Burial Funeral Home, Cochrane, the at her home. She had been ill Hotel where Kennedy, about forces on the CAP search during the two- mandee, ence at the same time. hostilities undei the craft dis- Mrs. Cyril Gora, 1750 Kraemer win be in the church cemetery. Rev A. U. Deye, St. Martin's one year. that time, was returning from during the 1967 week period after Active pallbearers will be Lutheran Church, Winona, of- She was born July 6, 1897, to One trainee has been selected his day at the beach. joint Egyptian-Jordanian de- appeared. Dr - a 451 W.™ Rudy, Ray and Richard Smie- ficiating. Burial will be in Buf- Cornel and Blrgit Flaaten Olson already and nine more will be Sirhan, "driving like a ma- fense agreement. Patricia Vickery, Skroch and chosen this month. As many as Broadway. ja, Roy and Emil falo City public cemetery. in the Town of Ettrick (Bear niac, got lost on unfamiliar Cairo said the firing began h, 722 Vt. Ed Gamroth and honorary pall- Friends may call at the fu- Creek ) rural Blair and was 30 may be put in the field even- routes but finally found Wilshire Egyptian forces ' Wife to Gregory Scarboroug Roskos, Ern- p.m. Tues- Saturday after Rogers bearers, Joseph neral home from 3 married Oct. 20, 1917, at St. tually. Boulevard. many preparations on the Wabasha St. Aloyslc Halama, Al- day until time of services. saw " DISCHARGES est and Martin's Lutheran Church, Wi- of the canal that In- Serve on Gannett phonse Sura, Cfarence Gamroth nona. They lived in Upper Q. Did yon have in mind east bank Tammi Lietha , Cochrane, Wis. George Evensen cluded the setting up of rockets and Jerome Prokop. French Creek 27 years and Says Government shooting up the Zionist parade? tan Roger Colo, Minnesota City. may calf today at PEPIN, Wis. (Special ) - Fu- and the gathering of Foundation Group Olmstead St. Friends farmed in Larkin Valley 23 A. Sir, at that time the gun f, s Amy Cady, 224 Kern Funeral Home. Rosaries neral services for George Even- which Vindicated the enemy Mrs. Dennis Houselog and , were held years. The couple retired to Should Consider was completely out of my mind. an act of ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — will be recited at 8 this eve- son, 86, Stockholm tfteir home on Highway % two anything to do intention to commit baby, 753% E. Broadway. Moczarny, and Evangelical Mission I did not have The first artillery Tlie wife of Secretary of State ning, by Father Friday at years ago. She was a member with the gun ... aggression." P. Rogers was elected Mrs. Gilbert Hoesley, 377 at 8:30 by the Knights of Co- Covenant Church, with burial in Payments Limit barrage was preceded by a dog- William Washington St. ¦ of Blair First Lutheran Church Q. What did you finally come Egyp- a trustee of the Frank E. Gan- lumbus. Oakland Cemetery here. and its women's society and WASHINGTON (AP ) - Dr. ' ' . " ' fight between Israeli and Katherine Engel, Fountain 50-year member He died March 1 at St. Bene- to?- . Egyp- nett Foundation, succeeding her He was a Ablgal Bible circle. John A. Schnittkerr former un- tian fighters in which the , it was an- City, Wis.; of the Knights of Columbus and dict's Community Hospital, Du- . A. Well, I came — I couldn't down. husband in the post : Survivors' are: Her husband; dersecretary of agriculture, tian MIG was shot nounced during the weekend. belonged to Ss. Peter & Paul rand, after a long illness. says Congress should look into find them, so I was almost re- three sons, Norman, Winona; ready to give up . .. I spotted Israel charged Egypt Paul Miller, president of the BIRTHS ELSEWHERE Society. . He was born March 15, 1882, putting a limitation on govern- Sunday all along In Norway and came to the U.S. Orville, Hixton, and James, a store with a very highly il- sumed shelling foundation and Gannett Co. Inc., , Minn. (Spt- Archie S. Milton Eau Claire; two daughters, ment payments to farmers. luminated interior and I thought the 103-mile waterway, and said said Adele Rogers was elected a LA CRESCENT wjfh his parents as a child. He fire. ) Mr. and Mrs, Michael WITOKA, Minn. - Funeral St. Paul. For Mrs. Samford (Alice) Severson , Schnittker said Sunday that that it might have something to Israeli forces returned the trustee of the foundation that cial — attended school In this was his viewpoint during Nelson, Milwaukee , a son V/ed- services for Archie S. Milton, several years he homesteaded rural Ettrick, and Mrs. Sophus do with this parade. Artillery rumbled for more than provides support for charities nesday. Mrs, Nelson is the for- Witoka, who died Saturday at in Canada and later worked as (Olga) Berg, Blair ; 10 grand- the latter years of the Johnson The store was headquarters three hours. An Egyptian army and philanthropies in areas ital, administration mer Rose Mary Thicke, former- Community Memorial Hosp a carpenter for a construction children; six great-grandchild- , but he did not for another candidate in the communique said: - 'Our forces served by Gannett newspapers ly of La Crescent Rt. 2, and will be Wednesday at 1 p.m. firm in St. Paul. He married ren; stepmother, Mrs. Anna Ol- express it publicly because it day's primary. Sirhan said he along the Suez Canal counter- and broadcasting stations. Home, the son, Galesville; three brothers, would have been contrary to destroy William Rogers was r-trustee Nelson ¦is formerly of Holmen, at Fawcett Funeral Annie Hallberg Oct. 21, 1924 and parked his car, leaving the gun fired and were able to Wis. . - ' , ' Rev. Gordon Langmade, Money they moved to Stockholm in Louis, New Castle, Pa., and Democratic policy. in the back seat , and went into and silence all positions massed and a Gannett Co, director. He Creek United Methodist Church, 1952. He had resided at Lake Milton and Sherman, rural Former Agriculture Secretary the store. by the enemy to fre ' at civilian resigned . when named to Presi- the Blair, and three sisters Orville L. dent Nixon's Cabinet. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS officiating. Burial will be in Pepin Manor in Pepin several , Mrs. freeman strongly op- Then came a crucial turning quarters of Suez Canal cities." spring in Witoka Cemetery- years. Odell (Gina) Helstad, Minne- posed any ceilings on direct point as Sirhan told it. , behest Steven Elroy Gaedy, 351 W. Friends may call at the fu- Survivors are: A brother-in- apolis; Miss Irene, Oklahoma farm payments. "These two boys were speak- The firing ended at the spokesman said an Israeli ob- Mark St., 4. neral home Tuesday from 7 to law, G. E. Lofgren, Stockholm; City, Okla., and Mrs. Andrew Schnittker is an agricultural ing to themselves that there was of U,N, truce observers. servation post was destroyed (Carrie) troubled 9 p.m. two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Ethel Daffinson, Galesville economist now with the Alfred a bigger party down at the Am- Elsewhere along Sunday in a 50-minute exchange W Her Israel said DAM LOCKAGE Roimiberg, St. Paul, and Mrs. brother, Otis, died las! P. Sloan School of Management bassador- Curiosity, sir, made Middle East borders, of fire. He said Israel started WINONA Mary Blank . week. Two settlements were Mrs. Ona Erickson, Boyton Beach, sisters also have at Massachusetts Institute of me go down there. two of its the clash by firing on Jordanian Flow COCHRANE, Wis. (Special) Fla., and several nieces and died. Technology. shelled by Arab gunners, one services for Mra. Funeral Q. You didn't know there was troops in the northern Jordan B a.m. today ~ 27,500 cubic — Funeral nephews. His wife died in 1964. services will be Wed- Kennedy party there? along the Jordanian cease-fire Blank , Cochrane, will be nesday at 2 p,m. to be a Valley. feet per second. Mary Two brothers and one sister at Blair First A. No, I did not. line and another on the Leba- U.N peace envoy Gunnar V. held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Hope have died. Lutheran Church, the Rev. K. nese border. No casualties or Christ, the Sell-out Crowd Sirhan walked into the Am- Jarring arrived in Jerusalem FIRE CALLS United Church of M. Urberg officiating. Burial damage were reported. E. Draeger, retired, Mrs. James M. Huettl will be in Rest bassador, the length of the lob- and relayed to Foreign Minister Rev. E. Haven Ceme- by and into another political The Israeli army also said one officiating. Burial will- be in the LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) tery. In Kansas City Abba Eban a new Cairo call for Saturday party. of its patrols opened fire on m p.m. 168% E. 3rd St., Buffalo City public cemetery. — Mrs. James M. Huettl, 47, Friends may call at Freder- Israel's withdrawal from Arab 8:41 — Hears Powell Arab guerrilla unit near the territories captured in the 1967 upstairs apartment, false alarm. Pallbearers will be Wilfred Lake City, died unexpectedly Ixon-Jack Funeral Home after Did he know it was ejection and Willard Friday at Dallas, Tex., where ' ¦ Dead Sea, killed one guerrilla war. An Israeli spokesman said Sunday Hetrick, Wllmer 2 p.m. Tuesday and at the KANSAS CITY (AP) — A day?, ' .. Kaufman, Earl she and her husband were on church Wednesday after 12:30 and sent the rest fleeing back Eban rejected it because it "did 4:02 p.m. — 168() Kraemer Salwey, Wilfred sell-out crowd of nearly 1,000 "I learned that , sir, at the into Jordan. housing Authority, over- Blank and Christ Mathis. vacation. p.m. gathered at hot renew anything regarding Dr., The former Dorothea the University of Ambassador¦ ¦ that night, Sirhan heated kitchen range, stood by Friends may call at Colby Mae Missouri-Kansas •: -: ' In Amman, a Jordanian array the Egyptian position. Bauer, d H. Duxbury City Sunday to said. . • . until it cooled. Funeral Home today until U she was born Jan. 15, Boy hear Rep! Adam Clayton Pow- 1922, at Red Wing to Mr. and HARMONY, Minn. (Special) He had at least three gin a.m. Tuesday end at the church ell, D-N.Y., give the final lec- mixed drinks, talked to some service. Mrs. Henry Bauer and was mar- — . Boyd Hubert Duxbury, 81, ture in an before the ried July 7, 1943 Joliet Afro-American series. people and felt "quite high." He ; Municipal Court , in Long Is- , Mont., a native of Har. Powell didn't show up. The Ludwig /Watson land, N. Y. She and her hus- mow died to a Billings, Mont., walked back to his car and got : ¦ band had lived crowd waited an hour, then left. in it , '?but I couldn't picture my- : V.w : _ WINONA HARMONY, Minn. (Special) in Lake City hospital Tuesday, apparently 0! Officials said the ticket money !M self driving my car at the time ¦ Fred T. Deziel, 22, Blooming- — Funeral services for Ludwig since 1945 when he was dis- a heart attack. would charged from service be refunded. in the condition that ' I was in " " ; : / ¦ ¦ ton, Minn., pleaded guilty to a Matson, Harmony, were held to- . He op- He was a retired employe of Efforts to reach >' - - -?¦ - erated a locker and dressing North Pacific Powell in . - :v;: ^' -::; - .- . ^rtbe\a1o - : - ,^- >; . charge of speeding 42 m.p.h, day at Abraham Funeral Home, Railroad Co., New York, Washington and Mi- . _^- In a 30 zone and was fined $30 the Rev. I, C. Gronneberg, plant here. and was a beekeeper. Another decision: "To go ^ She was a member of St. He was ami failed. His fee would have down back to the party and so- by Judge Loren W. Torgerson, Greenfield Lutheran Church, of- born here July 7, been $1,750. He was arrested at 12:57 a.m. ficiating. Burial was In Green- Mary's Catholic Church, its 1887, to Mr. and Mrs. Newton ber up, drink some coffee." ; onthe H Sunday at West Broadway and field Cemetery. guild and the Lake City Coun- Duxbury. He served in the Q. Did you pick up your gun? Grand Street. A charge of driv- Pallbearers were nephews try Club. Army in World War I in France A. I don't remember, : sir. Survivors are : Her husband; and Belgium. Weather Q. As a result of what has ing without a valid license was Marvin, Adolph and Mike Elton IJI IIIIU 11 »<--»«e«»j>pw»»»w»«w»«paB«MwKw»wwiw»«i]iiii ¦ nw iwn—tenme dismissed- and Arnold, Bernard and Vic- two sons, James Jr., and Ml* He married Edna Carroll EXTENDED FORECAST happened, you know you must chael, Lake City two June 22, 1921, Rodney P. Walgrave, Luverne, tor Matson. ; broth- and they moved Minnesota have picked it up? ers, Frank and Robert, Red to Montana in 1929. Temperatures are expected to A. I must have, sir. Minn., paid a $15 fine after Wing, and two sisters He was a of It. Harold Ring , Mrs, member of the average about 8 to 15 degrees Sirhan returned to the hotel pleading guilty to a charge (Special) Mane Olson, Red Wing, and Joliet VFW, St. John's Catholic failure to display current vehi- LAKE CITY, Minn. below normal Tuesday through and found his coffee. — Funeral services for Lt. Har- Mrs. Virginia Gaudette, Hunt Church and the church council Saturday with Soon Robert F. Kennedy cle registration. He was ar- ington Park, and served as minor day to day came old Ring were held last Mon- Calif. clerk of the changes. Normal high 30-39. downstairs to accept the plau- rested at 11:58 p.m. Friday at , Kan. The funeral .'service will be school district 15 years. West 4th and Wilson streets. day at Leavenworth Normal low 7-17 north, 14-21 dits of his followers. Lt. Ring was killed in Viet- Tuesday at 11 a.m. at St, Mary's Surviving are: His wife; Richard L. Moore, 19, 1864 W. Church, the Rev. three daughters, Mrs. Mary south. Snow about Thursday or He made a short speech, nam Feb, 23. A- T, Perri- raised his arms in 4th St., entered a plea of guilty zo officiating. Burial will be in Eik, Mrs. Bertha Zumbrun and Friday will total less than one- victory and Survivors with his parents tenth inch melted. Little or no said to a violation of the open bottle. are his grandmother, Mrs. John St, Mary's Cemetery. Pallbear- Mrs. Carroll Pitts; seven grand- children precipitation east and north. law and was fined $50. Arrest Ring, Mazeppa, formerly of ers will be Harley Eggenber- ; two great-grandchil- "On to Chicago, where he was made at 12:10 a.m. today ger, Arlan Johnson, Joseph dren; two brothers, Lee, Pres- Wisconsin Lake City, and an aunt, Mrs. Temperatures hoped to get his party's nomin- on Prairie Island Road. Ann) Cliff , Cecil Herron, Vernon ton, and Douglas, Davenport, Tuesday Harold (Phoebe Brunholzl, through Saturday expected to tion at its national convention, Ronald L. White , 20, Winona Lake City. Fick and Ronald Behrns Iowa, and two sisters, Miss His entourage had Friends may call Hazel Duxbury and average 5 "to 10 degrees below made a State College student from at the An- Mrs. route change to have hi Fairmont, Minn,, pleaded not derson Chapel, where the Ro- George Ruddick , Harmony, normal. Normal highs 31 to 40, m go sary will be said at Funeral through a kitchen pantry to a guilty to a stop light violation 8:15 to- services and burial normal lows 12 to 22. Continued press room before night. will be Friday in Joliet cold going down- and trial was set for 9:30 a.m. . with no large variations in stairs to another ballroom March 26. Ho was arrested a; Unemployment temperatures. Precipitation ex- and Mrs. Dora Frasqr another celebrating crowd. 11:20 p.m. Saturday at West pected to total one-tenth inch or When Broadway and Main Street. MONDOVI , Wis. - Mrs. Dora Jess Kennedy passed by, Sir- Fraser 81 Flotation Collars water equivalent in a few han was waiting. Bail in the matter was set at , , died Saturday eve- snow flurries during the peri- Remains at ning at Buffalo Memorial Hos- ' $15. pitai 'Escape During od. Robert Benson, 18, 168 Frank- where she had been a pa- tient 11 days. OTHER TEMPERATURES lin St., was fined $35 after Testing at Sea By THE ASSOCIA RAY The former Dora TED PRESS pleading guilty to a charge of Stallman, High Low Pr. ( Continued From Page 1) 15-Year Low she was born Nov. 24 , ABOARD THE theft. He was arrested at 3:30 1087, in USS GUADAL- Albany, cloudy 35 23.. . p.m. Sunday at East 3rd and WASHINGTON (AP) - The na- Sioux Falls, S.D., to Mr. and CANAL (AP) - Chuck Filley, with whom King was to have Mrs, Peter Albuquerque, snow 46 23 .06 had supper on the Lafayette streets. tion's total employment rose Stallman. She was head of the recovery team for Atlanta, clear 50 26 eve of his FORFEITURES: substantially for the fifth married to George Fraser In the Apollo 0 splashdown, says it death. 1007 and they looks Bismarck, clear ... . 22 -3 .01 Richard C. Gora, 1740 Krae- straight month to 76,2 million in lived in the Gran- as though ho will need to Boise, clear —Chounccy Eskridge of Chi- ton area, Clark have some flotation 39 25 cago, Super Dome Hiawathas mer Dr., $15 , driving without February and unemployment County. They collars Boston, dloudy 35 25 a lawyer ard close friend moved to Mondovi and ho flow n from Bermuda. of the civil rights a valid license, 7:16 p.m. Thurs- remained at a 15-year low of 3.3 died Buffalo, enow 31 23 .01 leader. day, West Sth nnd Orrin streets, per cent, tho Labor Department in 1901. She had lived hero 35 Three of the collars got away —Dr. Jerry Francisco, the years in high Chicago, enow 37 20 T to Milwaukee-Chicago Michael F. Merchlewitz , 18, said today. and wns a member of the seas nnd heavy winds Cincinnati Shelby County Coroner, who dis- Royal Neighbors while the recovery crews wore , snow ... 40 22 .03 367 Grand St., $15, failure to "It occurred in almost all thc of America. Cleveland, snow .... 32 29 cussed the single rifle wound Survivors are : One grandson , practicing Sunday for the .01 which King received. display current vehicle regis- industries," Asst. Commissioner splashdown Denver, snow 21 4 .01 tration , 3:25 p.m. Thursday, Harold Goldstein of the Bureau Michnel Fraser, Mondovi , and on Thursday. Tho —Inspector N. E. Znchary, or St. Paul-Minneapolis one collars are fastened to space- Des Moines, snow .. 19 13 T West Mark and Harriet streets, of Labor Statistics said of thc daughter-in-law , Sophie Detroit, chief Memphis homicide officer. Fraser , Mondovi. craft to keep thorn afloat until snow 30 27 T A Super Dome ride is fun for the whole family. You'll Maxwell R. Singer, 251 Jack' employment increase totaling they are hoisted on shipboard. Fairbanks, clear ... 43 20 enfoy some of son St., $15 , failure to display 300,000 last month. Funeral services will be Wed- —Robert Jensen, in charge of America's most beautiful scenery... up nesday at B Fort Worth, clear .. 47 29 the Memphis FBI , current vehicle registration , The total of Americans at 11 a.m. nt Kjentvet Helena, office close ... through the big picture windows of our full- le Son Funeral .snow ...... 19 -7 T If the Jury agrees East Snrnia Street and Man- work had risen 1.6 million in the Home, tho Rev. Convinced Small Honolulu, to tho SO- car Super Harold Hauglnnd , clear 83 09 year sentence, and there Domes. Then step.Injq the Cafe Lounge for kato Avenue , 4:22 p.m. Thurs- last 5 months, twice the rate of Central Lu- Indianapolis, clear . 35 17 arc in- theran Church, officiating. Inspection Teams ., dications it will , Ray could be a refreshing beverage, Or-stroll to the diner for some day. growth in tlie first nine months Bur- Jacksonville, clear . 67 35 ., SPEEDING ($30 forfeiture): of last year ial will be In Windfall Cemetery, Would Be Juneau eligible for parole in 33 years. really groat eating. (Buffeterla Diner on the Morning , Goldstein said. Granton Enough , rain 36 30 .11 Tho LeRoy A. Wiegrefe, 10, New The total employment figure , Wis. Kansas City, state previously said it Hiawathas.) Your whole tribe Friends WASHINGTON (AP) - Field clear . 26 14 will love a Hiawatha Albin , Iowa , 42 m.p.h. in a 30 of 70,2 million is an all-time may call at the fii - testa ln Los Angeles, would demand the death penal- Holiday. neral homo after Tueg. England have convinced cloudy 63 48 .01 ty, but tho ' Take advantage of our special, reduced Fam- asope, B:25 p.m. Friday, no lo- high after adjustment for sea- 5 p.m. the U S, Louisville, clear .... 43 21 state s electric choir cation given. day and until time of services . Disarmament Agency .0-1 has not been used since 1961. ily Plan Fares soon. sonal factors, ho said. that small international Memphis, clear .... 41 25 Roger K. Buege, Lamoille, 42 Wednesday. ' inspec- Tho total of unemployed in tion teams could safeguard a fu- Miami , cloudy . 32 51 ,3d Mado A Profit Dally Schedule, Milwaukee Road Station m.p.h. ln a 30 zone , 9:01 p.m. 2,9 Milwaukee snow February wns million. About William Schmoker ture arms control pact "without , ... 35 25 T DENVER 141 - Ronald B. Lv. Wlnonn: Thursday, West sth and Orrin one-fourth 0/ them were seeking Mpls.-St.P., cloudy WABASHA , Minn. (Spccial)- compromising the national secu- . 26 in Adams wns the high bidder at 9:44 AM or 2:26 PM-for Milwaukee-Chicago afreets. only part time Jobs, New Orleans, clear .53 3fi ., Lyndle L. Luca.i, 1714 W. Wiinom Schmoker, 80, KellogR, rity of tlie country under Inspec- a fund-raising auction for sy_ 4:30 PM or 5:84 PM-for St. Pnul-Mlimonpolla died at his home tion. " New York , cloudy .. 40 2« ., Mork St., 40 m.p.h. in a 30 Sarnia St ., <10 m.p.h. in a 30 at fi:15 n.m. minutes of free shopping in a Okla. City, clenr ,, zone 1):23 p.m. Snturday, Gil- today following n heart attack. During Exercise First Look ... 30 22 supermarket. He paid $330 for , zone, 7:12 p.m. Sunday, West Omaha, snow 17 12 K. A, Anonson more Avenue nnd Cummings He was born July 9, ma. small inspection teams moni- T the privilege and in the allot- , Aflt. Broadway and Grnnd Street. His wife, the former Philadelphia, clear . 39 29 ., Milwaukee Passonaor Station Street. Richard S. Llnce Martha tored tho activities of about ted time filled seven shopping , Dodfje , Steinberg, survives, • 30 Phoenix, cloudy .... 65 48 Mnrk end C»ntor Sts. Berry A. Jlrlnkmeicr, Orange- Wis., 40 m.p.h. in a 30 zone, ,000 British troops in a 2,006 enrts with food and oilier **. Funeral services will be square miles area west of Lon- Pittsburgh, snow ... 40 25 .05 items valued at $1, 100. ville , III ., 40 m.p. h. in a 30 10:30 n.m. Saturday, East Thursday at 2 10:21} p.m. at Redeem- don last year. Ptlnd, Mo., clenr ... 37 22 ., zone, p.m. Friday, West Broadw ay ond Lafayette er Lutheran Church Wnbashn Ptlnd, Ore AdV-rll-omenf 0th and Leo streets. , , It wns a joint U.S.-British ., clear ... Bl 27 Street. the Rev. Robert T. Beckman Rapid City, clenr .. 16 10 David P. Toske, 401 Mankato Arnold M. Tongen, Rochester, test, with tlio $3.4 million cost How To Hold officiating. shared Richmond, clear ... 39 25 .42 Ave,, 42 m.p.h. in a 30 zone, 41 m.p.h. in a 30 zone, 11:20 Abbott-Wise Funeral Home In by the two nations. The agency St. Louis, clear 67 46 .01 32:80 n,m. Sunday, West Broad- p,m, Sunday , West Braodway in charge. reported Sunday Salt Lk FALSE TEETH way and Grand Street, tho tests shed now light on in- . City, cloudy 36 24 ., and Wilson Street. San Diego cloudy Donald C. Ilinn, 18, Prairie William A , , 403 Henry W. Aasen spection techniques. , .. 56 46 .01 More Firmly in Place Armstrong. 22 Snn Fran,, Do your (ulna tooth (mnoy nnd om- Island, 40 m.p.h. in a 30 zone , NELSON , Wis. Officials snid tho cloudy .. 51 44 .. W. Broadway, 44 m.p.h. in n — Hom y W. experiment Sonttle, clenr biuTaosbyiillprilrnf.cl.oppliiu. orwon- 12:14 n,m. Sunday, West Broad- 3Q zone Aasen, 01, Urno, Wis., died this showed that information 51 35 .. bllna Wlion vou oat, IHURI . or tull;? ' , 12:46 a.m. Sunday, provid- Tampn 'i'linn aprlnkfo rv llttlo PAfiTEKTH on dKrejj p' - 'J Oft* on tba i'aat Track ed by a small , clenr 67 46 ., ' ^ywJ ^- way and Grand Street. West Broadway and Grand morning at St. Benedict's Hos- inspection organi- Washington your platen. J*ASTK1"T1I holrtn ilcn- Doyle R Hanson, 10, 524 W. Street. pital where ho had been a pa- zation , together with data from , cloudy 43 30 .08 turen nrmor mul morn comfortably. Winnipeg, clear .... 22 -B ., Maketi entlnff eitrtlrr. K'M iillmllnn — Sarnia St., 40 nui .h. in a 30 Ralph E. Fenske, 762 E. 2nd tient one day. He was a retired other sources, would "give rea- ( doann 't BOXir. Ni> Rlimmy, uoooy. T~Tinco) piitity tftnlo or fool, llolim check plufo zone, 3180 p,m. Sunday, West St., 40 m.p.h, in a 30 zone, 4:10 carpenter nnd hod been ln fall- sonable assurance that nn ¦ odor. Di'iitinr.i thnt 111 in/) ciwiitin " Brondw&y and Grand Street. p.m. Sunday, West Biondway ing health for Homo time. agreement on levels of forces Vietnam to li-ulUi. Boo yinir OoiHlut reuulnrly, was lield by China d»t VABTltXrU »t »11 on-inton, Sammy W. Sosser- 20, 620 and Grand Street. lie waa born Dec. 29, 1007, In wns being observed. " from 111 to 030 A , D. drilff I Robin Arrives, But Suspect Held It'll Be Cold Week In Service City Gets Aid The calendar, this morning's this year by Ralph Bowers, 1075 after seeing a weather forecast thermometer reading and the Gilmore Ave., and reported to that anticipates well-below nor- Holdup Week' mal temperatures for the rest Station For Federal s weather forecast not- the Daily News today. Wis., are withstanding, spring has ar- of the week. Police in Bay City, HARBINGER of spring Since Bowers operates the holding a man as a possible rived in "Winona. THE serv- In the person, that is, of will wish it had remained in city's tourist information booth suspect in the holdup of a ice station in Winona March 2, Police Training "The First Robin" — spotted warmer climes a bit longer here during the summer the robin might have been looking PoBce Chief James McCabe City police officers soon will him up to find out where it said today. begin courses under a training Grass fire could go to enjoy some more McCabe said witnesses here program set up by the federal First pleasant weather than it will would be asked to look at the Office of Law Enforcement As- St. Charles at Dakota experience here. man's picture to see whether sistance, according to Police Fought he is the one who held up the Chief James McCabe. The EXTENDED FORECAST 217 Johnson Minn. (Special) Erickson station, DAKOTA, calls for temperatures to aver- St., and took $160. He held The chief said today that the — The first grass fire of age 8 to 15 degrees below the station personnel at bay with city shortly will receive about FFA 1st in the area has been reported. normal high and low of 39 and a shotgun. $600 worth of training; aids over about 21 for the remainder of the Flames burned the state Crime around which the program is an acre of thick grass VA week. A call from built. The city will be required The unseasonably chill weath- Bureau advised local police of miles southwest of Dakota con- to assume about $260 of tbe cost. after- er will be accompanied by only the arrest and the possiWe Region Contest on a hillside Sunday nection. A man used a similar noon. Marius A. Morse, son slight precipitation, however. FILMS, projector and jarinted The St. Charles FFA chap- Total precipitation from Tues- technique to rob a Red Wing materials are included in the ter's parliamentary procedure Steven and daughter Anne liquor store on the evening pri- put it out with buckets, day through Saturday shouldn't supplies to be obtained. All of- team took first place in the Re- amount to much more than a or to the Winona holdup. De- ficers will take the courses un- gion 8 FFA parliamentary forks, gunny sacks and scriptions indicate the same pro- about 4:30 tenth of an inch, if even that der direction of Assistant Po- cedure contest in Red Wing snow. It started individual may have been in- above the snow line some much, and most of it will be lice Chief Marvin Meier, Mc- Saturday. The team will enter in the form of snow Thursday volved. Cabe said. Acceptance of tho the state contest 20 feet from CSAH 12. Some A car stolen from the Frank in St. Paul in singed but or Friday. Winona application for program May. birch trees were Took residence at 302 E. How- not destroyed. THE BEGINNING of the participation was announced to- The chapter president is Dale ard St., Sunday morning has day by McCabe and City Man- Another fire started near- cooling trend was felt during been recovered in Tomah, Wis., Hinckley and Harvey Korb is when it the past weekend when tem- ager Carroll J. Fry. by but went out according to McCabe. Two sus- Winona chapter adviser. peratures failed to rise above Wis- It is the first step by struck a stone wall. pects are being held by to participate in new federal Hinckley also took first place the freezing mark. consin authorities and the mat- in the public speaking event. He '¦ , programs of aid to local law Sunday's 'high was an unsea- ter is still under investigation. RIVER BOILS THROUGH GATES They said regulations governing fish and will advance to the state con- the over- , 168 Frank- . . . enforcement, Fry said. Winona 's sonably cool 28 and Robert Benson, 18 protection prevent opening of gates test during the state FFA con- night low was a 17 recorded lin St., was arrested about 3:30 View of the downriver side of Whitman wildlife department is eligible for such vention. early this morning. p.m. Sunday in the vicinity of Dam No. 5, shows rising waters escaping completely for maximum draw-down of pools aid because of its being a public Will Number law enforcement agency of gen- Second place in the parlia- Skies which were fair this East 3rd and Lafayette streets through partly raised roller gates. The river prior to arrival of high water. The Corps of in the act of ransacking parked flow at 5A today was 27,500 cubic feet per Engineers' position is that there is little or eral jurisdiction with fewer than mentary procedure contest was morning, after a night of inter- 100 employes. won by Mabel-Canton. Other mittent snow flurries that left cars, according to McCabe. He second, about three times the normal rate nothing to be gained by such drawdown be- placings included: Preston, 6th; Of Bills Set .01 of an inch of precipitation, said police had been tipped off for this date. Sources at local dams said cause heavy flooding, such as that expected THE PROGRAM is authorized Lewiston, 7th, Winona, lOth* and should remain fair to partly by an unidentified citizen who gates are raised enough to handle increasing this year will fill pools almost immediately by the Officer of Law Enforce- Benson , Plainview, 12th . cloudy through Tuesday. phoned headquarters. maintaining normal pool levels. (Photo James Holmlund) ment Assistance through the ad- pleaded guilty to a theft charge flow while anyway. by. Second place in the PUBLIC It was 27 at noon today, a ministrative facilities of the In- State Record? low of between 2 below and 6 in municipal court this morn- ternational Association of Chiefs SPEAKING contest was award- ing and paid a $35 fine. ed to Dennis Rud, Spring ST. PAUL (AP) — Minnesota above is predicted for tonight of Police. and a high of 24-28 Tuesday. Police are investigating the Its overall goal said Fry, is to Grove. Winners included: Alton legislators may be heading for theft of a telephone receiver Alters , Wood, Plainview 4th ; Noel number of bills Little change in weather is Medicare provide a self-sufficient modern , a record on the expected Wednesday. from the phone booth at East Copter Searches Larson, Preston, 5th; Warren introduced for one session. Sarnia Street and Mankato police training curriculum for Hoppe, Lewiston, Sth; Steve As of last Friday, lawmakers Avenue The theft was discover- 1,000 small and medium-size po- . Extended Care, lice departments in the U.S. Vongroven, Winona, 10th, and had brought in 2,740 bills, com- ed about 5 a.m. Sunday by Rodney Dybing, Lanesboro, pared with 2,121 on a compara- Patrolmen Charles Todd and For Drowne d Boy Personnel of the departments 13th. ble day in the 1967 session. Joseph Bronk. thus will be offered both basic Chippewa Falls KELLOGG Minn. — Rep. has been missing since March and refresher courses on indi- Placings from area chapters Introductions thus far total 1,- Hospital Rules , in E XTE MP 0 RAN E- Changes have been made in Charles W. Miller, Wabasha , 1. vidual or group level. 520 in the House, 1,220 in the . in the OUS SPEAKING were: Paul the the Medicare Part A inpatient and Gov. Harold Le Vander Search has centered Senate, both well ahead of gave their assistance over the Zumbro River, into which he Stinson, . Houston, 4th; Reece 1967 pace. Crash Claims Terminal Readies hospital deductible and the ¦ extended care fa- weekend in trying to find the feii. :¦ . . . . Ely, Preston, Sth; Byron Hazel, last session hospital and The total for all of coinsurance amounts. body of Michael Anthony Rep. Miller contacted the gov- Lanesboro, 6th; Toby Klassen, 015 including 2,655 House cility was 5, Effective with benefit periods Schmitz, 5-year-old son of Mr. ernor, who sent a pilot with hel- 3 Members Plainview, 8th; Robert Hoppe, bills and 2,360 Senate bills. For Flood Stage Winona, 10th; Glen Bonow beginning Jan. 1, 1969, or later, and Mrs. Wayne Schmitz, who icopter who flew over the river , bill in- Two Lives Petroleum tanks at the Shell Lewiston, 13th; Dale Howard, At the present pace, " the inpatient hospital deductible both Saturday and Sunday, the House will By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oil Co. terminal here are pro- from Kellogg to where the Zum- Spring Grove, 16th, and Marty troductions in against flood will increase from the present top 3,000 and in the Senate A pair of accidents that tected by dikes bro flovjjs into the Mississippi. Of Family Die Rupprecht, St. Charles, 18th. stages up to 18 feet, terminal of- $40 to $44. would go past 2,600. claimed four lives Sunday rais- The coinsurance amount for a Ice on the river is hampering Placings in the DISTRICT 16 ed Wisconsin's 1969 traffic fatal- ficials said today. the search. CREED contest held in con- Mere introductions do not Should water rise higher, how- day of inpatient hospital service NFO Upset complicate the work of the legis- ity toll to 105 today, including from the 61st through the 90th Divers have assisted. The junction with the regional con- nine victims in weekend ever, the tanks will have to be child's mother said Mayor Vic- In Collision , won by Austin s entry, lature since the vast majority partially filled so as to prevent day is increased from the pres- test ' in- pass. crashes. The toll on this date in tor Holland has been assisting By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cluded: Les Brown, St. Charles, of bills introduced do not their floating away. C. R. Er- ent $10 to $11 and the coinsur- But they take up the time of the record 1968 was ,179. ance for a life time reserve day By Reduction every day, and there have been 2nd ; Ronald Troendel, Spring Mrs. Richard Johnson, 29 of win, terminal manager, said the Three members of a Truman, Senate and House each day as , is increased from. $20 to $22. many local volunteers besides Minn., family were killed Sun- Grove, 3rd; Kurt Harstad, Har- rural Rice Lake and Duane N. company will make every effort Wabasha County officials. mony, 5th; Dennis Wirt, Lew- the title of the bill is read and to get a barge upriver by April For an extended care facility day in a traffic collision at an the measure is referred to com- Stuttgen, 21, of rural Stanley coinsurance amount for iston, 7th; Ron Scherbring, Wi- died Sunday and six other per- 1 in order to replenish currently stay the intersection near Ormsby, Minh. mittee. depleted supplies in the tanks. the 21st through the 100th day In Supports and a Bemidji woman died to- nona, 8th; Dan Redalen, Lanes- , son were injured in a head-on CORNING (AP ) boro, Lawmakers have until April The high water crest is expected is increased from the present $5 , Iowa - The day of injuries suffered in an 9th; Mike Erickson, Ma- collision f it a Highway 53 via- National Farmers Organization bel-Canton, 11th and Allen 21 to introduce bills at their lei- about mid-April. Current predic- per day to $5.50 per day. Juveniles Held accident Saturday. Wo- the governor duct north of Chippewa Falls. has voiced opposition to the 25- jahn, Houston, 14th. Partici- sure. After that, tions call for a zenith of about Victor Bertel, Winona, Social The deaths raised Minnesota's pants in this contest are all must approve all introductions, Two Wisconsin Rapids wom- 18 feet. Security district manager, cent-per-bushel reduction in 1969 traffic fatality count to freshmen in high school. Half the 1969 session will be en, Marie A. Schoenick, 20, and If petroleum products cannot pointed out that when a Medi- soybean price support an- For Money Theft 80, compared with 157 through over next weekend, marking Marilyn C. Ponczoch, 20, died be brought in before the arrival care patient is in a benefit pe- nounced by the U.S. depart- this da te last year. passage of the 10th week. Law- began with a hospital ment of Agriculture. Two Goodview juveniles are Sunday when two cars collid- of high water, the tanks may riod that in custody in connection with Killed in the crash at the in- makers are scheduled to ad- ed on an Adams County road. be flooded up to water level or or extended care facility stay "This will mean a loss of tersection of S.H. 4 and Waton- journ May 26. the theft of $80 from the Fun Three other victims, from above with water from city before 1969 the $40 deductible $250 to $300 million in net in- House, wan County 8 at Ormsby were Teachers' Salary As long as the in- Goodview, according to Marshfield and Friendship, mains. still applies. come to farmers," NFO Presi- Sheriff George Fort. Robert Orr, 42, driver of one were injured; Other precautions dividual is still in the same being taken dent Oren Lee Staley said Sun- Fort said Mrs. Hallie Grover, car; his wife, Grace, 42, and A Merrill teen-ager, William include preparations to remove benefit period, the related coin- day. their son, Russell, 13. amounts also continue operator of the bar, had placed Panel Organized Wabasha Legion Hodgson, 17, was killed in a electric motors from pumps surance Staley said the reduction the money in a bank deposit The second car was driven by two-car crash Sunday on U.S. and to secure pipelines extend- to apply for days after 1968. James Johnson, 27, Minneapo- through came "at a time when prices bag and hidden it. She reported 51 near Merrill. ing to the river for unloading That is $10 for the 61st are already too low. lis. Johnson's wife, Sharon, 26, barge cargoes. the 90th inpatient hospital day, it missing at 9:35 a.m. Sunday. /It Dover-Eyota Candidacy William Doxtator, 58, of Mil- The youths have been turned was hospitalized with injuries. Backs waukee died Sunday when his $20 for a lifetime reserve day "Methods should have been DOVER-EYOTA, Minn, (Spe- (Special) over to Juvenile authorities. Mrs. Clarice M. Olson, 54, WABASHA, Minn. car collided with another car and $5 after the 20th day and found to move soybean oil into Bemidji, died in a Bemidji hos- cial) — Salary negotiations al Some 50 members at an Amer- foreign markets," Staley said. Dover . Eyota school having north of Sheboygan. through the 100th day of an ex- pital early today of injuries suf- ican Legion Post 50 dinner David Heideman 14 Girls tended care facility stay. "Secretary Hardin Probably reached an impasse, teachers meeting Thursday voted a sum , 69, of rural Enter fered early Saturday. Her car asked for an arbitration panel Waupun died Sunday in a Wau- The $50 deductible for the made a decision of compromise struck a. parked truck. She was of money for the campaign of doctors part of Medicare re- between the efforts of many lowans Held in and appointed Rex Domino as Father Curtis who will be a pun hospital of injuries suf- alone hi the car. fered Friday in a car-train Wabasha Contest mains the same for 1969. Medi- farm groups to maintain the their representative. candidate for national chaplain cal insurance will continue to The board appointed Attorney this year. cra:>h that claimed the life ol WABASHA, Minn. (Special)- present support level of $2.50 a Ms brother, William. It was not Fourteen girls have pay 80 percent of the reason- bushel and the apparent ef- Chatfield Theft Robert Duniap, Rochester, and A former resident of Wabasha so far en- able charges for covered serv- the two will name a third mem- and now in Albert Lea , he was listed as a weekend accident. tered the Loyalty Day queen forts of the Farm Bureau and PRESTON, Minn. - Fill- Rural Taylor affiliated with St. Elizabeth contest and ices after the $50 deductible is soybean producers to reduce more County Sheriff Carl ber if they can't agree on a Gary Kandziora , 17, of Mil- have sponsors in met. settlement. orphanage after his ordination. the annual event of Burkhardt- the price support," he said. Fann and Deputy Elmer Wor- wakee died Sunday of injuries Staley said the Farm Bureau The teachers' last proposal The orphanage has been dis- received Saturday night when Roemer Veterans of Foreign den were in La Crosse, Wis., Petition Denied continued. Post and producers wanted to re- this morning to get four young was for a $6,800 base, 4 percent struck by a car as he crossed Wars and Auxiliary. (Special) A St. Patrick's Day dance is Deadline for 75 Referred From duce the support 45 cents to men f rom. Clinton , Iowa , who TAYLOR , Wis. - increment, and full single in- a Milwaukee street. entries is March The school committee of Coop- surance premium, with other scheduled Saturday, with music James Kuhn 31. Each contestant will write $2.05 per bushef . authorities say broke into the by the Trio Con Brio of Min- , 28, of Sheboygan erative Educational Service minor fringe benefits. This died Saturday in a two-car crash an essay. Date of the corona- Pepin County private garage of John Avery nesota City. Commander Ken- at Chatfield Saturday morning Agency 11 Thursday night de- would give each teacher a mini- on Highway 67 near Plymouth. tion will be announced next nied a petition by Douglas Cur- neth Wiemann is in charge of week. X-Ray Program Pay Increases to and took his car. mum raise of approximately David Glewan, 23? of rural ran, rural Taylor, to detach part $1,110, part including the $225 arrangements. The queen will receive a $25 The call reached the sheriff A nominating committee will Plymouth died at a Waupun DURAND, Wis. (Special) - of his property from Taylor Dis- increment per year. hospital after being injured Fri- savings bond and will be en- Total $3 Billion here at-6:30 a.m., Fann spread be selected at the April 3 meet- A total of 811 people visited the the alarm , and by 7:40 a.m. trict and attach it to Black Riv- The board 's last proposal was ing to present a roster for elec- day night in an accident near tered in the district contest at state Board of Health mobile er Falls. for a $6,300 base, $250 increment Waupun. Waseca May 3. The 1967 queen For Military the car was stopped by La tion at the May meeting. New unit when it was in Pepin Coun- Crosse police as it traversed The vote was 5 lo 1. and some fringe adjustments, officers will be installed in was Mary Marquardt , daughter ty recently. (AP) Pay Curran owns real estate in meaning a minimum increase of Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Mar- WASHINGTON - the interstate bridge there. June. Of the total who received raises totaling $3 billion for (he both districts but resides in the of approximately $575 over the Teachers, School quardt, who also received thc Fann and Woiden saw the chest X-rays, 686 were negative; coming fiscal year are shaping men in the La Crosse jail Sat- Taylor district. He believes the present schedule. Boa rd to Meet district title when the contest 75 were referred to their doc- up for the military. Black River Falls school has a Since contracts must be NO SUMMER CONTEST was held here. Dorothy Dem- urday. They said they were to OSSEO, Wis. (Special) - No tors for further study, and 50 The Nixon administration , sign extradition papers this better curriculum for preparing issued by March 20, the panel At Regular Meeting ing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, were aware previously of ab- students for college and ca- will meet soon in an attempt contest will exist in tlie Town Eugene Deming, Kellogg, keeping a promise made last morning. was normalities. month by Defense Secretary reers. to resolve the impasse. Recom- of Sumner April 1 election. Har- The Winona School Board and queen last year. ley Alvestad, incumbent , was Winona Teachers Council are All 127 pap smear tests given Melvin R. Laird, wil! move soon He also said it is common in mendationss are non-binding on Girls wishing to enter thc were negative. Midwest Gas Gets the southern part of the the board . nominated for chairman. Other scheduled to continue negotia- contest or persons who will to boost military pay about $1.2 incumbent officers nominated: tions on 1980-70 public school billion in the year starting July state for land to be attached The board has accepted a bid sponsor a girl should contact Approval to Service to a school district even though 793 for a 60-passcngcr bus Supervisors, Thilmer Hoff oncl teachers' contract issues at a 1. of $0, Milan Frong; clerk Harry Roger Owens or Mrs. Elden Boy, 7, Runs Galesville. Ettrick it is not adjacent to it. with Thomas body and IHC , meeting tonight at Senior High Schlesser, contest chairmen , This will be added to a $1.8 Amundson, and treasurer, Mrs. School. billion increase under legisla- If the petition had been ap- chassis from Hogland Bus Co. Candidates so far, with pat- MADISON , Wis. - The Pub- Warren Van Tassel. Cnrl Wilt Teacher representatives will Into Side of Car tion already enacted. proved the parcel would not bo and Beck Implement , with ents and sponsors^ arc : Mary lic Service Commissioner has River was nominated for assessor irieet with the board during its Douglas Lcc, 7, son of Mrs. New scales are intended to adjacent to the Black trade-in. Four bus companies Ann Passe, daughter of Mr. nnd decided that Midwest Natural Falls district , but would be an die low when Eddie Stelg did not run regular meeting and were ex- Mary Ann Lee, 767% W. Sth put service pay in line with ci- bid and the board look again. Amundson has been Mrs. Donald Passe, Wink's A & Gas Inc., Independence , should isolated island. bid. pected to present a revised St., escaped serious injury Sun- vilian salaries as a step toward clerk over 30 years. Mrs . Van draft of a salary W; Nancy Posmo, Mr. and Mrs. distribute natura l gas in the Supt. C. A. Mundt opposed ¦ schedule pro- Elliott Fosmo Dill Elevator; day afternoon when he "collid- reducing the reliance on the Village of Ettrick and an area of Tassel has been treasurer 10 posal for tho next contract , City of the petition. He listed tho The appestnt Is Renae Kennebeck, Mr. and ed" with n car driven by Rich- draft. While servicemen will be Galesville. tho brain which controls the yenrs and Alvestad chairman 14 year. The board meeting be- courses offered at Taylor High Mrs. Lawrence Kennebeck; Fll- ard A. McElmury, 19, 602 E. getting more money, they will appetite. yenrs. gins at 7 p.m. be losing some special nontax- HEART rUNrAilETS School; said correspondence cck Insurance; Ann Gathje , Howard St. courses nre offered whero Charles Gnthjcs of Theilman , According to police, McEl- able allowances. BUFFALO CITY, Wis. "(Spe- cial) — Contributions (o the subjects desired are not in tho Arntson's Pharmacy; Mary mury wns driving west on West nnd said the Cur- Dover-Eyota Delegates Sth Street about 100 feet cast NAMED BANK DIRECTOR Heart Fund totaled $237 nt curriculum , Independence Creamery Klein , tho Victor,, Kleins of Kel- WHALAN, Minn . (Special) - ran farm home, which was in- 1X)VEU-EY0TA of High Street when Douglas Fountain City, where Mrs. W. , Minn . (Spe- logg, Pioncei/ Supper Club ; Dr. Howard Knutson former F. Bohri cluded in the petition , is 2 .i cial _ Dovor-Eyota darted into tho street in about and Mrs. M. W. High School Barbara Stroot , the Eugene Whalan resident who recently Schlessclmnn were co-chair- miles from the Taylor school Considers Closing Doors juniors will attend Olmsted Streets, Galaxy Cafe ; tho middle of the block nnd nnd approximately 15 miles s was elected dean of the College men ; $c:i.B0 at Buffalo City, Wis. (Spe- of milk last year was sold to County Day at Rochester, Cathy Wodele, John Wodcles, ran into the side of McElmury' of Education from the Black River Falls INDEPENDENCE, March 10 vehicle , director of sum- Mr.s. Dclbcrt Krause, chair- of the Inde- Western Wisconsin Dairies, , sponsored bv the Wabasha Transfer; Mary Ann . mer sessions nnd professor of man and $152, school. cial) -- Patrons American Legion. Douglas received minor , 10, Cochrane, pendence Cooperative Creamery Blair. Tlio follow- Roth, Nick Roths, Jim's Place; education at the University of Mrs. James Kannel in charge , The school committee held a ing have been assigned by their bruises but was not hospitalized. will vote Tuesday on whether The drop in patronage is at- Mary Qucsenberry, Bernard Cedar Falls, Iowa, was elected conference with the boards class to county officials: Elec- McElmury 's vehicle was not To clean gold borders tn operation. tributed to sale of milk by p it- James Quescnberrys , Wabasha last week to serve as director prior to its vote. to continue Allen, county ngiinti Murk damaged, plates, scrub with a dry tooth- ¦ stock- rons to other creameries, ac- Armslrono, director of Mjcssmentsi tric; Jane Pnhnen , Woodbury of the Cedar Falls Trust nnd Tho , special meeting of Ross niirbiwm, ht ' cording to Edward Plcntok, midllor; Dobhlo Drobst , Palmens, Buchman's Funeral Savings Bank . Dr. Knutson ia brush dipped in bicarbonate of Tlio International Copyrig holders and patrons will bo at civil clffonao director/ Dee Ann Dlormor, DOVER-KYOTA SPEECH chairman of the luard. dork of court; Connie Itoehrick , Dale soda. Act was passed in 1(101. 1:30 p.m. in city hall. Cindy Gio™, district Homo; DOVER-EYOTA , Minn , (Spe- married to the former Eunice Ho said that rising costs ol udoei Mnrolo Hulloran, ludoit ol pro. RochrickK , Montgomery Ward ; King of Nowell. Iowa They OF Iintc; Howard llflmmol, probation officer; cial) — Mrs. Helen Iscnsec, Do- . has been "fall- operation and the declining mil Marquardt , Floyd Mar- THK INTAKE Hummel, reolstnr of doedsi Rlchnrrt Kathy ver-Eyota speech director , an- have three children Kristin j^KNIGHTS GOLUMBUS « ¦ , a spokes™ 11 1 finiJ volume aro the reasons for Ninon, sliorltf/ Joyce Resoll, superinten- quardts Super Valu; Nancy (Mrs Blohm) ing back " ' > dent of schoolsi , nounced that 24 students will . David Milwaukee , directors lo pre- c o n s i dering discontinuation, Debblo Schulka, IroAj. James Meyer of Theil- nnd has forced ureri Robert Schumann, velernni nnrv. Meyer, lnke part in the local contest Wis. Karl serving with the arm. Reg. Meeting Tues., Mar. 11-8 p.m. 1 sent the closing question to tho Representatives of t»-r"- area lea officer, nnd Chris Von Wnltf, w«il- man , Wabasha TV, and Debo- March 17 or 1(1. Winners will ed forces in Vietnam and Kath- slpw/ (nre director. Alternates will bo Linda NMK *.po|nt Program 7 p.m. -- Flnt Dotjroo Initiation 1 patrons. Tho cooperative has G5 creameries will bo present with Schmidt and Neva Ellis. rah Thcismnnn , daughter of advance to district competition ryn nt homo, Dr. Knutson is tho active patrons. The intake of proposals for handling of tlio Students will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Theis- at. Winona State College March brother of Mrs. Paul Hoff o| 1 HUBERT P. JOSWICK, Grand Knight 1 more than U million pounds milk if tho creamery is closed, Iho Legion nt a noon luncheon. mann, Blossom Shop. 24. Whalan. MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd ABBY: ' ¦ DEAR ¦¦1 — ' - *. !' . "A- - . ' ' . ' '*-*-.l »-" l V _....___ _ ¦-"« 9L diappsnsd. d pancakes. shouldI-,, sfpadV SIX pressed that she started eating potato inave . I...viu«« a*""nninrt z lOr excuse for eating," explained Cass Elliott— iney .. -, , "That's my monthsmon Do you call this love? . that's her real name. "You can always find a reason. The war \ MOTHER OF A. C.T. A. in Vietnam, Blatra, my con: Pan Is 65 Ageless Peter - being too long, anything." a "Funny Girl" sequel, said by DEAR MOTHER: Yes, it eould. -be. Helping herself to more po- the time she's completed her LONDON (AP) — Forty years committee because he. said he something he had written about mond Street lor Sick Children in Maybe not YOUR kmd (or LcndonW " "love " tato pancakes, she said Barrett, other work "I'll be playing ago a dapper little man with a didn't like committees: children. mine) but if they're satisfied with each director of her TV special for Fanny Brice as a grand- moustache and a great, senscot _ Instead,;he said, he would do. It's one of the most romantic James Mat- don't let it bother you. As for friend one small favor"' debts' in man's history. The donor: Sir other, ABC, was not her boy mother" . .. Veteran actress shyness turned down an invita- the hospital " Scottish-born Jour- "kind of marriage" it would be: Re- ("I was"). She's hop- tion to join a children's hospital and give it the copyright to The hospital is the Great Or- thew Barrie, the wish he Glenda Farrell (of "40 Car- nalist who died in 1937. alistic. And possibly a better marriage ing to blast off 55 more pounds ats") underwent surgery . .. ift: The rights to "Peter in which each is blind to the to a sexy 110. The g than one bringing her Leopold Stokowski beamed Pan." W - blemishes of the other. "A lot of Impounders don't when Carlo Ponti told him So- in fact NASON EDUCATION Great Ormond Street is '¦ Abby appeal , we said. ON M have your sex " the maes- MW MI phia Loren considers mmmmmMWMMMMM .MMM —M—M«M I . - —^ called the Peter Pan Hospital DEAR ABBY: I have been married for "Absolutely!" she agreed . world's most . My problem tro "one of the Oil teak by more than most. five years and have two wonderful children "They have an antiseptic qual- " appealing men. Ever since that "small gift" iS a 1 ity, they look like they've never with another Burlesque impresario Harold in 1929 the money has been roll- B w^married, I bad an affair been dirty. They look like they ' Sore Minsky checked over the former There s More to ing in from the children's fanta- man (we were engaged), and I was fool enough to confess don't have scars on their knees Latin site. (For a big new Triggers little boy who never husband. Now I realize it was; a big ms- bicycles when Y* sy of the it to my future from falling off cafe? ) .. . Mickey Rooney'll grew up, could fly and teach at the time, he said he wou dn t hold it they were kids." take, although be "George M" : in summer Life Than College others to do so with his fairy against me. Now that we are married every time we have "Mama'' — who reduced her stock . . . Marty Mills is sport- Mail Torrent dust, fight pirates and Indians a quarrel he throws it in my face. He is so mean, he s statistics from 44-52-55 to 32- ing a beard, and his wife Edie By LESLIE J. NASON, Ed.D. individual attention in the pri- and command audiences to ¦ ¦ ¦ WASHINGTON (AP - The even told his parents! „ •; ' .W 4244 — and wears a size 18 Adams explains jokingly, "I University of So. Calif. mary grades. shout, "We believe in fairies!" addition to accusing me of having an affair with every divorced 'Zorba' leaking oil that spread over hun- In dress — has been think he's going to play . Economists say investment in It means that high school stu- The marvelous tale has been man I meet, now he calls me filthy names and he s even from singer - composer James ... Christopher 14 languages. next week" . dreds of square miles of Califor- education produces a definite dents and volunteer adults must translated into accused me of having relations with my brothers and . Hendricks but looks forward to Plummer calls "Royal Hunt of nia's Santa Barbara channel increase in national wealth. A work to upgrade the skills of Peter and Wendy and the Dar- a happy life. " his "debut as a top- " dog Nana unclss! the Sun last month is being rivaled in return of greater than 10 per- those who need extra help so ling family with the I've suggested psychiatric help for him, but he says "God hasn't slighted me in less actor" — he wears only a cent has been estimated. all will progress together. Only have been performed on stage, one who needs help. Divorce is out magnitude by a torrent of citi- about HE is all right, I'M the any way. I also have talent," loincloth . , . Shirley MacLainc But in spite of all that, we as we carry all children to a screen, ice ballet, and in s against our religion and he is a good Calif.,. N.Y,, zen mail. every conceivable form known of the question as it' she said, and . the worshipers of now owns homes in still have hard core unemploy- position where they can succeed our children. I can't say I really "love" him, London, Hong Kong and Tokyo. Letters, telegrams and post to man. father to "The Mamas and Papas," with ables, ghettoes, and unrest. The in school and contribute in life Abby but I am trapped. I've always been a decent wife and whom she started, agreed. "The Pennyrich International of cards—the total could be as It has been estimated that 36 since my marriage, and expenditure of money alone has will we eliminate strife. around the globe haven't even looked at another man thin- beautiful girls I know- are Dallas, a leading; bra mf r., calls high as 12,000 or more—have problems.,' for college has million people TRAPPED '1 , not solved all the .:.... Preparation .. _ hear or read about Peter don't intend to. What is your advice? iiinot deep. They never see its . patrons "bosom buddies" poured into Congress, the White If we wish to improve the ed- been given undue importance. see, beyond their own reflections." . . .' .¦;• One of the better-known House and the Interior Depart- Pan every year. DEAR TRAPPED : Your husband is sick. And any ucation of all children regard- The country does need college How much has it meant to Pushing ln the last of the po- baseball players and his wife ment since last Jan. 28, when a less of race or place of birth, trained men, others are equal- woman who subjects herself to the kind of abuse your tato pancakes, she said, "I'd may not be together at AH- Union Oil Co. well being drilled Great Ormond Street? asking for nervous breakdown. more people must become in- ly important as persons. The say husband dishes out is a like to bo the kind of girl, if I Star time. off Santa Barbara sprang a "We are not allowed to clergyman and perhaps together you can volved in the process. country needs them too. under the terms of Sir James Talk to your , walked down the football field, TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: leak. persuade your husband to accept some counseling. Tell plugged To eliminate hard core unem- Barrie's will," said the gover- Joe Namath would tackle me." Floridian Sheila MacRae bought When the leak was ployment we can no longer CERTAINLY COLLEGE ls him if he doesn't try to help himself , you'll be foreed "Mama graciously accepted after U days an oil slick cov- not essential for happiness and nor, Gordon Filler, who admin- you'V& had " an ermine coat, telling her hus- make education a matter of isters the bequests among other to take the children and leave him because introduction to Stage Deli band, "Well, I might be on a ered some 800 square miles of some inlividuals would be hap- about as much punishment as you can stand, rirhet ocean and had drifted onto some competition. We must not be multiple duties. habituee Gene Baylos, the co- plane that's hijacked to Green satisfied when 50 percent qual- pier and more valuable to the out he listens! median. 25 miles of beach. Some facts have eked , Bay some day!" ify for college even though this nation with post-high school however. training of a different sort. DEAR ABBY: This is for "FURIOUS IN PRESCOrr," "MAMA LOST 125 pounds," WISH I'D SAID THAT: The Messages were written by provides the nation with the doc- As late as 1965, one report es- with, The value of education to who suggested that instead of coffeeklatching with tha we said. : trouble a bikini is that it children and adults. Most are tors, teachers, lawyers, engi- timated that royalties had grocery shows a girl off , or shows a any individual should be meas- neighbors all day, we housewives should do our "Did she find them?" retort- from the stricken area , but neers and scientists it needs. poured something like $2 million afternoon so as not to crowd the girl up. — Evan Esar. there are many from other ured by the extent to which he into the hospital. shopping in the early ed Baylos, who spares no ex- " REMEMBERED QUOTE: parts of the country. OUR GOAL must Include is prepared afterwards to take "working wives. pense for material. The steady flow created the I haven't had a cup of coffee with my neighbors in "No, but she will if she eats "There's only one thing better Most of them call for tighter sufficient education for every- a happy and successful place in restrictions or a complete ban one. Regardless of the effort re- society. million-dollar Barrie wing, X- years. They are all out chasing their "GOD"-the Almighty potato pancakes," a small voice than a cold shower before break- the evening. That's when the fast —- and that's no cold show- on offshore petroleum drilling. quired, every child must gain As citizens contribute their ray and dental wards and the dollar. Sure, I market in said. Peter Pan Ward. paper comes and I can see what's on sale, and my husband Joe E. Lewis, who's getting er before breakfast." But some exceptions criticize sufficient skills to be employ- time and thoughts to helping government action to halt the able. children (especially the very Today Great Ormond Street can stay home with the younger children. over a severe case of whisky, EARL'S PEARLS: Bobby houses 9,000 in-patients annual- did his N.Y. Racing Ass'n leak and prevent others. With common labor jobs dis- young) gain the verbal skills ¦While I'm there, I look into your carts, and see all the Goldsboro reports that our fight- "You must be aware how ly, treats 75,000 in the out-pa- commercial; "I went to the ing men took 20 prisoners yes- appearing, there are minimum and develop the coordination "Ready-Mix" and "Jiffy-Fix " pre-frozen slop you feed your many hundreds of people in tient department, and has links family. How long has it been since your husband had an track yesterday but I met with terday — 18 teachers, one dean requirements for reading and needed for success in school, so with the Philadelphia Children's Ventura County alone would be writing. This will require more will our country regain the feel- honest-to-goodness homecooked meal? a costly accident. I got there and a principal. affected by cessation of drilling Hospital and the big equivalent safely . pre-school training, plus more ing of being one nation. ¦ '"¦ lowly housewife who taught your . . I went to the track Comic Scoey Mitchlll Is ask- in Santa Barbara channel," said in Kampala, Uganda. ' . A Yes, I'm that lazy, to bet on one horse but it ed often about the spelling of Recently British court deci- daughter how to knit in 4-H. I helped her earn her merit wasn one letter. in 't running. He was in the his name. "I know there are A. L. Fox of Carpinteria, Cal- Bishop Pike Gives sions have reaffirmed that the badges in Girl Scouts, too. And I had six of your boys race all right but he wasn't run- three l's,"he explains, "— but if., a platform drilling foreman, hospital holds the copyright un- my Cub Scout Den, and if I remember correctly you were ring." Joe E. forgot his fa- you only pronounce two of wrote to President Nixon, "I Up Jewelry Until Apartments til 1987. That is just 50 years aft- too busy to even come to the Christmas play the kids put mous one, "I follow the horses, them." That's earl, brother. have 50 men working on the two er Barrie's death. on for their parents. I've driven your kids to baseball prac- and the horses I follow, follow rigs that have been shut down 'Invasion' Over Hospital authorities say this tice because "Mom's gone." And your kids always came to the horses." ... These men and men on oth- NEW YORK (AP) - Episco- Draw Rents Up means the institution is now MY house because you didn't want your nice new home Talented Buddy Greco, open- Indian Rain Dance er platforms are being laid off pal Bishop James A. Pike says able to "sell" rights for any new messed up. ing at the Americana Royal Brings Snow for Race trom work just to please a he is eschewing his expensive film' production. So, why don't YOU do your shopping on your day off Box, bad the gal fans swaying group of retired beach walkers bishop's jewelry in favor of a To $250,000 This has been done, A new $5- and stay out of MY way? and drooling, and spoke of his SHERIDAN, Wyo. (AP) - and bird lovers ... What are we simple cross "until the Ameri- million production of Peter Pan HOUSEFRAU FROM INDIANA AND PROUD OF IT long hairdo and satin dress Sheridan Jaycees were threat- going to do if this shutdown con. can invasion of Vietnam is WASHINGTON (AP) - A on film is planned to start in shirt with the overhanging ening to call off the snowmobile tinues, when this is our liveli- over." grand new apartment complex, September. It will be done by Everybody has a problem. What's yours? For a sleeves. "I come from South race scheduled Sunday in the hood?" Pike, a staff member of the where you can get a good view Hollywood's Universal Studios. personal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Philly. Imagine what they'd Big Horn Mountains west of But these were lonely voices Institute for Democratic Studies of the Potomac for $250,000 and "We have sold ic to Universal Calif., 90069 and enclose a stamped, self-addressed en- say to me there " he said . . . Sheridan because high winds in defense of offshore drilling. at Santa Barbara , Calif., since it costjj $3,500 to park your car, for $150,000 plus a percentage of Comedian George Carlln had blown most of the snow off Many writers blamed the oil is proving to be the most popu- the royalties," Filler said. , very he resigned as bishop of Califor- ® SEE IT MOW funny the first show, switched the course. companies for drilling, and the nia, was here to promote a tele- lar place in town for home- The star of the film will be CttSW.Sth St. -- • to 3-letter material the second. But thc Crow Indian tribe Interior Department for letting vision film and a book. hunting Nixon officials. Mia Farrow, the umpteenth in a 7:15-9:40 75f-$1.50-$l.75 them. long series of Peter Pans going I^GEMA Impresario Sid Bernstein of- tried a rain dance for fi ve He said the cross he wears Called the Watergate, it was PASSES NOT HONORED fered the Beatles $4 million to hours. Now there is three inches Interior Secretary Walter J. was fashioned built three years ago for $70 all the way back to 1904 when ¦ NEI W IA Hickel, who 'ook office only five by a "hippie the play was written. do 4 shows in America with of snow in the valley and six priest" from San Francisco's million in an area that once ac- his group, The Rascals (prob- inches in the mountains. days before the leak began, commodated a gasworks and a Who was Peter Pan? NOMINATED FOR 4 ACADEMY AWARDS a caught some scattered , but Haight-Ashbury section and has In fact he was five young- ably at Shea Stadium) ... Ex- the peace symbol at its base. slum. It's only a few minutes basketball star Jim Louisi is sharp, criticism. Much of it, walk from the sters, children of Llewellyn however White House. Davies ,nc Retting his chance on stage in Eight Empty Seats , came before Hickel Three Cabinet members have , and only one of them Best Picture - Best Director "Zorba" when Herschel Bernar- In House of Commons ordered all oil operations in tho snapped up apartments in the was named Peter. di takes a little rest channel halted. That move Barrie met them in Kens- TEACHERS: CALL 4171 FOR STUDENT DISCOUNT RATES I and lets his seemed to satisfy most huge cooperative and at least understudy go on ... . Mike LONDON (AP) - Eight spe- later Mrs. Humphrey one more is ington Park Gardens, off Hyde writers. thinking about it. Park, and invented the Douglas taped a St. Patty's cial elections are pending to fill Some of the lower-echelon ap- tale. After Hickel stopped ruimnrncTniir—. vacancies in Britain's 630-seat the off- When he moved to Black Lake __4_n_MB______Day show with Carol Burnett shore operations pointees are looking or already in Hollywood. House of Commons. , Mrs. Julia Asks lor Action Cottage in Surrey, where he did Smollk of Franklin Park., 111., are in residence. most of his writing, he contin- Tho latest vacancy was an- wrote to thank him IS THE LORILLARI) cigaret nounced by Francis Noel- . It was a sort of unorganised ued the tales, inventing the In- company showing an interest in "forward together" movement dians and the pirates and finally Baker, 49, son of Nobel peace "I was afraid yonr crltici On Retardation polishing buying the Jets? (Bob Tisch prize winner Phili by people who Washington Post the end product. V p Noel-Baker, may be right," sho wrote, ST. PAUL (AP)-Mrs. Hubert ___ w ^'WW______PHHB3B was looking over tho Phila. Ea- writer Myra MacPherson sold The story—even like Great No orcllnnry love story.- ^^i^ ^ ^ ' who said he Is resigning from "However, now I feel more at H. Humphrey Saturday urged 7.^ ^^N ^mmwi^SSNmm ^ gles not long ago) . . . Bill his Swindon seat because of 111 "had a herd instinct and thc Ormond Street Hospital—is case, that you will try to protect members of the Minnesota Fu- rather like Topsy. Harrah (of tho Reno and Lake health. this precious land money to indulge it." It ju st of ours from ture Homemakers of America growed. &~*~m- **mmwwmamaamaawmaaamaamwu Tahoe casinos ) and his wife His father, who is 7D , remains the greedy oil men." Unfortunately, a ffluence Scherry got the divorce . . . a member of the House repre- - to work toward creating public sometimes attracts the criminal [OJ il* |j il •_ NITES: 7:15-9:25 While the White House de- awareness and acceptance of Barrie once said about the Barbra Streisand, asked to do senting Derby. clined to allow inspection of its element and the apartment of Davies children and how they N if ¥» W W * 55fMW-$1.25 mental retardation. m W lil I I PASSES NOT HONORED e***e^m^mmmmm **m^m^w^*m^memeeemw *eemm *mmmwmmmmmmmme ^^m *e^a*m**eammmmeame ^^wmmseeemaameammmeee»mail, at least some of the let- President Nixon's private secre- got to bo Peter Pan: "I made " ters " The wife of the former vice tary, Rose Mary Woods was , relayed to '. .ie Interior De- president said it is difficult to , Peter by rubbing the five of you partment , suggested that Hickel victimized by burglars while violently together." Q *^ SPECIALS SERVED ALL PAY be removed. achieve public acceptance of she was in Europe with the ENDS TUESDAY mental retardation. How Wendy got into the act Just how many individuals boss lost week. came from little Margaret Hen- wrote in was , "Perhaps it is because there ley who JAMES Mac ARTHUR—DOROTHY McGUIRE EVERYPANCAKE hard to tell No has been The three Cabinet officers told f'r James once: "I TUESDAY count had boon made but so much misinforma- now established in 000 to am your little \ij ffg^ at tion and misunderstanding $130, frlendy, " as they least 3,000 communications have $140,000 suites nro Atty. Gen. met in Kensington Gardens. arrived, at the offices of about retardation and retarded She couldn the people John M. Mitchell, Commerce 't really pronounce DAY Federal Water Pollution Control ," she said. Secretary it and said "your ^^^ ^S^ WBST "Not until recently, Maurice Stans, and little fwendy." Administration , I n t o r i o r 's " Mrs. Transportation Secretary John Wendy evolved. J m^^^^ M^ AIL THE OLD Humphrey said, "did anyone "dirty water people" ns they A. Volpe. The three couples re- There wl^ero Barrie sat on a sometimes call themselves. look closely enough at tho re- putedly aro in the millionaire park bench stands tht famed PANCAKES tarded to discover that each Is Tho Whito House reported re- bracket. Peter Pan statue |n bronze and _ " ' ' ' il TECHMICOUW AUUV1WOW «-SWI !_Jil^ nV P^ a unique human being with )^^ ft ^ U^&J^^ YOU CAN EAT ceiving some 1,300 letters and Secretary of Interior Walter children disport around lt ln any telegrams while the rough esti- special abilities and emotions of J. Hickel and his kind of decent weather every his own." wife have mates In Congressional offices looked Watergate over. day. EUZABETH TAYIOR totalled Over 2,000 FHA members Protocol —MIA FARROW some 7,750. It waa im- , ad- Chief Emil (Bus) Mosbacher possible to tell how many of visers and mothers attended the these 24th annual state FHA and his wife are in tho hotel sec- Winona Daily New8 "SECRET CEREMONY" WED, HAPPY CHEP were separate communi- meeting tion of tho complex STARTS cations, nnd ln St. Paul. , paying RESTAURANT _____ how many wore du- around $1,400 a month and plicates of messages sent to con- MONDAY, MARCH 10, IW? JCT. HWY. 14 & 61 Celery curls templating the purchase of an more than one office or agency. are made by cut- VOLUME 113, Nq. 92 WINONA, MINN ting tho celery in two-or-thrce apartment. N,TES: 7:i5-9!i5 . EVERY THURSDAY Lemons keep juicier and inch lengths Son. Jacob Javits, R-N.Y., Published dully except Saturday end Hoi \} ^iiiHitili PHONE 8-3096 and gashing these Idnys by Republican and Herald Publish- fresher in water than any other lengths many times, almost to moved out of still fashionable Inn Company, ioi Franklin Sl„ Winona, l_MM«fMa-WMWMM «___M n«MWV -WM Ml______, way. Pack thorn in a quart jar, tho end. Then put them in cold Georgetown to buy into tho Minn. 3.1907. ™ add water, and keep it in the re- water and they 'll curl in a most apartments. SU05CRIPTION RATES ENDS TUESDAY @ WED, SlnQla Copy — 10c Dally, — • EVERY 20c Sunday ' " llll * & FRI. 1 II Till llll J. . ll IT »! frigerator. intriguing fashion. Although tho Democratic Na- mtt- y^^^^^^^^ m*mm"tm^~~*+**emwmwieeema *^*m**immmmMmmt . STEAK FRY m^ ^ ^^ i^^m^^^^^ m^2 ^^^ tional Committee leased a suite Delivered by Carrier—P *r WaoN JO cente 34 waaka 11275 52 week* 135.50 FISH FRY COMB OND . . . COMB ALL! ! in tho office building, no people BU/ ° NE D,NNER prominent In the Johnson Ad< By mall atrlctly In ndvancai paper -top- All THE FISH ministration purchased apart- ped en expiration date. AT REOUIAR TENDERLOIN YOU CAN EAT PRICE SCHAFSK0PF ments. Democratic Sen. Abra- in Pltlmore, Houiton. Olmited, Winona, ham Riblcoff of Connecticut is t/Vabasha, Buffalo, Jackson, Pepin and INCLUDES FF'S GET SECOND FOR STEAK Trempealeau counllos and armed (orcaa a resident, however. pereonnol In lha continental United stmea, SALAD, ROLLS & TUESDAY or ovarioai wllh APO or PPO addro fe%l__^_^__H8IHl SANDWICH \ .ieai __^__^_____^__^__kfln ^^__r^ — H— n. About half thn apartments — l year IH .OO 3 menthe H.OO Toafit St French Fries 6 months i/.so l month 11.50 DU7 Vz PRICE there eventually will bo 700 NIGHT i All other lubicrlpHomt units—have swooping views of I year 11600 3 monlhi 14.00 ^pl-tAi!) tho Potomac River. Prices vary 6 monthe II0.0O 1 month M.ai —often m according to tho scenery Send clianaa ot addreta, notices, unitellv. *T^'*'' " ~ " '" "* ' >;¦¦¦¦ "" ¦ >' i i ¦ m* ' Zy~y—m - , ' "'**?' ¦!¦¦¦¦¦ i imii,imi EAGLES i , " " '";''' " ' ^ -from $21,500 for an efficiency en.'d coplos, subscription orders ond olher mall Hams to Wlnonn bally News, p.O CLUB or studio to mora Ihon 000, OK OPEN EVERY DAY 6 a.m. -2 a.m. STEAK SHOP ¥ : $250, O ;o, Winona, Minn, ant . BVBRYONII WHLCOMBl ! It costs $:I ,BOO to park a car in JIM BROWN STARTS Socortd class poitnak paid al Winona, ^RIOT''' WED- the underground lot. Minn. Safeguarding Your Teen-ager Against Drugs (EDITOR 'S NOTE: AL- By ALTON BLAKESLEE among young people is not Three Nations TON BLAKESLEE (right) Associated Press known, although estimates are prize winning actence VTrit- Science Writer given in the next article. er for The Associated Press, Many parents are baffled or spent months tnieriiietoing The use — and abuse — ef alarmed because the drug scene Wonder If authorities in many fields drugs that affect human minds is something totally outside any to obtain information for his is spreading across the country of their own personal experi- important new series on like smog.| ence. Many cannot help wonder- Return Best "Safeguarding Your Teen- Young Americans by the hun- ing whether their children will ager Against Drugs." An ex- to the appeal NAHA, Okinawa W — Three dreds of thousands, perhaps bv remain immune Far Eastern nations are ques- panded version of the series, the million, are tasting, expert* of present drugs, or to a raft of with added material, ap- experts predict tioning the wisdom of proposals meriting or going still further new drugs which that the United States turn hack pears as a pamphlet and is with marijuana, with LSD, with will inevitably come along. must reading for both young to Japan the control of Okinawa the uppies and dowries ot pep Many parents are far more and the other Byukyu Islands. people and parents. It is pills and sedatives, with Speed, alarmed, some experts say, called "What You Should VThe doubters are South Ko- and even in some cases with than they really need be. rea, Nationalist China and Thai- Know About Drugs and Nar- heroin, * that ; . But practically air agree land. cotics," and is available by By the millions, parents are parents are not likely to get Jilting out and mailing the Increasingly puzzled, worried, very far unless they know the Nationalist China and Thai- accompanying coupon to: or even downright panicky. real facts about different drugs. land signatories of the Japanese DRUG BOOKLET, The Wi- Most disturbing to them, mart, Only with knowledge can they peace treaty, which originally nona Daily News, Winona, juana or "pot" especially is be- give sound counsel. empowered the United States to Minn.; P.O. BOX 5 TEA- coming popular among junior administer the Ryukyus. They NECK , N.J. 07666. Youngsters and students gen- question the legality of giving high and high school students, erally know a good deal more .* ¦»»¦*«»¦¦•»»¦*•••» ••••••^••••••••••••••••••• ¦••••-¦•-¦•¦••••••• -•-••••••••"•"¦k Okinawa back to Japan as "My seven-year-old daughter than parents about mind-influ- . . ' ! can spell marijuana; I never a private arrangement between i encing drugs. But they may al- the Japanese and the Ameri- j To DRUG BOOKLET i heard of it until I was in col. so tend to believe what they lege," says one 37-year-old fa- cans, since the governments of j Winona (Minn.) Dally New* j choose on a controversial sub- 50 nations participated in ap- ther. ject. And they have tended to I PO Box 5, Teaneek, N.J. 07666 ; At high schools and colleges, proving the peace treaty. learn about drugs from their Thailand's foreign minister, j Send mo —- copies of WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW j arrests for possession of mari- own companions — not all of juana and other drugs are in- Thanat Khoman, said recently ! ABOUT DRUGS AND NARCOTICS, at $1 each. ¦ ; them well or fully informed. 1- 7 • creasing. Simple possession of that if Japan wants to replace ¦¦ ¦ ¦ Parents are wrong, for exam- ¦ Enclosed Is ? . ' ' ! marijuana is a felony punish- the United States in the Ryu- ' ' ' able by jail terms of two to ple, if they argue that mari- kyus it might be prepared to \ juana is a "narcotic" or that it J' INW 3 III 6 • ••••• • •-• ' •»•• '• • tee * . • • •••••• • 1 ten years or more. pick up the military burdens as ¦ ¦ is physically addictive. The rea- - i Drug use is unquestionably be- well as the U.S. administrative i ¦ sons why it is not, and why par- chores on Okinawa. ¦ AGuicSS • • «• • j coming a way of life for some young people — and for an un- ents could honestly have been If Japan wants the United told number of adults also. misled into thinking it is, are ex- States out of the Ryukyus then i City ,. State ..... Zip .. . ; plained later. Japa n should be prepared to fi- EIGHT \ITAL QUESTIONS STRAIGHT ANSWERS nance and maintain its own de- THIS SERIES of stories, bas- NEEDED fense umbrella, the Thai minis- ed on interviews with dozens of ter declared. authorities across the country, THE POINT that authorities The South Korean foreign Feel France Has deals witfa questions such as make here is that parents get minister, Lee Ton-won, told the these that confront parents and into trouble if the/ DO insist Japanese his nation cannot re- young people as well: marijuana is a narcotic, or if main indifferent to any move What can or should parents they lump all drugs together as which would deprive South Ko- Enough Gold to do to steer their children away being equally bad. rea of the protection that the from using mind - affecting "Once the youngster can American military presence on drugs? prove the parent is wrong about Okinawa provides. How much of the complete a big point, he very likely takes A spokesman for the Formosa story about various drugs do the position — 'Now I can't be- government Fight Money Cri sis young people and children said the return of once-in-a-while Each lieve anything you say at all,' " Okinawa would impair the secu- Switzerland (AP) - $89.7 million in February as know? one time or year, says the Food and belief in the absence of knowl- BASEL, event, with users sure they can Drug Administration, billions of says one psychiatrist. rity system of the entire: Far Western Europe's central bank- Frenchmen bought other cur- How can you tell if someone edge," says Dr. Helen H. Now- "Any drug education which is smoking marijuana, or taking take it or leave it. sedative and pep pills are divert- East and create a security ers decided Sunday the French rencies abroad for safety. Tbe lis, University of Rochester psy- is not scrupulously honest will threat to the region's free na- gold and foreign cur- LSD or other drugs? But some authorities say such ed to illegal use and ultimate ¦¦ ¦ "¦ "" franc's new troubles don't re- losses of experimentation can amount chologist and director of the fail with the kids,'» a psycholo- tions. . • ' . -:' . -- '7 rency were reported accelerat- Why did the great turn-on with to misuse. That means enough quire international action. drugs come along now? drug roulette — that some pills or tablets per person per drug education project of the gist adds. "Once you exagger- Formosa is within sight of the After their regular monthly ing this month, but the De 4 ate, you lose them. What benefits do drug users young people particularly sus- year to "keep everyone in the National Association of Student " southern Ryukyu islands, so a meeting, several of the bankers Gaulle government still has bil- ceptible to various drugs, can (Tomorrow: why the drug ex- weak or unfriendly Okinawa lions to draw on, including a say they find? What harms may United States awake and jump- Personnel Administrators. said the French government has various drugs cause? become dependent, and get ing for a week, and enough bar- plosion is occurring now — and could be a direct military threat enough gold to cope with the special fund set up by the cen- hurt, badly hurt, from what they The real extent of drug use how extensive it is) to the Nationalist Chinese. tral bankers last fall. It hasn't Just what are all these drugs, biturates to keep them in a current flow of money beyond new and old? intended as a rather innocent stupor for a week." . A- " its borders* been touched. What should parents do if aventure. No one knows what the over- A record-breaking rise in the The "drug scene" is part of They also said France has not price of gold on the free market teen-agers or college students use of potent drugs of many asked for help under emergency become dependent on drugs? a larger one. For the truth is kinds is doing that priceless last week started devaluation What is the argument all that American society is heav- to arrangements the bankers speculation. The central bank- ily a pill society. Its le for possession, the human brain, made last month to help coun- about over legalization of mari- peop how much It is constituting a ers said Sunday the significance juana, or reducing the penalties years have been swallowing bil- tries with money troubles. of the gold rush was exaggerat- ¦ lions of pills and capsules, in- brain drain of intelligence and However, the present uncer- for possessing it? skills. ed by the newspapers. There are of course no sim- cuding tranquilizers. tainty about the franc will not The market price for gold American society tolerates al. The newer element in the na- be resolved until the French ple, pat answers : t> these and tion #1 1 went up to $48.31 an ounce in other questions. cohbl and nicotine, both oi 's drug problem is the rath- government and the country's Paris Friday. The run was which technically are drugs, er sudden spread of drugs that w^^ - ! i« " 1L#JB labor unions settle their differ- caused not only by fears about WHAT PARENTS CAN DO and millions of people abuse induce fantasies or hallucina- ^ ences over wages. The anions the franc, but by the decision of tions, or that "expand the BUT knowledgeable authori- both of them. It has long had a have called a 24-hour general South Africa, the Western corps of addicts hooked on mind." strike Tuesday. world's largest gold producer ties in medicine, psychiatry, ed- , ucation drug research heroin or opium, but fewer This drug problem is here. It The unions are seeking a 12 not to sell any large part of its , , and law now than 30 or 40 years ago. is now. It is big. It is apparent- per cent wage increase. The stocks on the free market. enforcement do offer numerous guidelines, and advice on spe- ly growing bigger, government in resisting such a PILLS FOR EVERYBODY And it has set loose a storm large boost would make French The Nixon administration, cific things you can do. These are spelled out in de- MANY AMONG a huge va- of emotion that confuses the is- Gene Simpson exports so expensive the value which has remained committed sues, and that blocks effective John Kollas to the official price of gold at tail in later stories in this se- riety of drugs are taken legiti- of the franc would have to be ' mately, prescribed for medical answers. lowered so French business $35, would like to see South Afri- ries. ca sell and force the free mar- For a majority of young peo- benefits. But there is also a FEW GUIDELINES could compete in international great black market among some markets. ket price down. This would re- ple, observers remark, the en- lieve devaluation pressures in counter with mind - affecting potent drugs, and illegal manu- PART OF THE problem Is "a Devaluation of the franc drugs appears as a flirtation a facture or importation. tyranny of opinion, attitude and might force Britain and the Britain and the United States. , JKGiM/NMW.NS.±«2M* United States to cut the value of The central bankers do not their currencies. But in a more speak for their governments, serious money crisis last fall but their advice is important President Charles de Gaulle re- when government leaders make All Fabric Automatic Termination fused to devalue. fiscal policy. New Democratic Coalition Unless the labor situation deteriorates to the point of an extended general strike, as it Aims af Winning Control ELECTRIC DRYER did last May, there is no reason Pure Milk to believe De Gaulle will consid- MADISON, Wis. m .. - The Democrats in the 1940s to re- ture, to"cease all investigations er devaluation. New Democratic Coalition, re- form the state Democratic party with the political beliefs and af- after the death of the Progres- filiations Anticipation of devaluation presenting dissidents who want of dissidents." sive party. . cost French national reserves Association fo to reform their party, have an- The state legislature, recently Party regulars, he said, set up a Republican - dominated nounced a campaign to win con- are already concerned about the committee to study causes of trol of key offices in Wisconsin's growth of the New Democratic student disturbances at state HOW TO KEEP Talk Merger Democratic organization. Coalition, and some are more universities. CHICAGO (AP) - The The decision to try to plect interested in maintaining tt.e Besides agreeing with at- YOUR FORTUNES Pure status quo than in trying co Milk Association has amended coalition members to high party tempts to get Negro courses at rrwe**- *- ^ " £ FROM FALLING: its bylaws to office was approved Sunday at work with the new movement. the college level, tho coalition [ (fi l l AUTOMATIC TERMINATION enter into merger = talks with other producer co- a meeting of about 160 coalition Lucey said he is "perplexed endorsed programs for employ- |B CYCLE operatives. members from all 10 of Wincon- at the attitude of regular Demo- ment of Negro teachers in un- li flflf "Seniei" when clothei are dry Ask about I ind automatically shuts off. PMA represents about 10,000 sin's congressional districts. crats who view the coalition derprivileged municipal neigh- Metropolitan dairy farmers ln Wisconsin, Il- Former Lt. Gov. Patrick J, with alarm, They are frightened borhoods. Annuities linois, Michigan and Indiana. Lucey said the coalition can ex- to death." The meeting also urged Con- It said the talks, called by p e c t considerable opposition Lucey, unsuccessful Demo- gress to reject plans by Secre- America's Dairyland Coopera- from party regulars, but said cratic candidate for governor in tary of Defense Melvin E. Laird ii mi I \^\ tive, will bo held March 24 in tho degree of friction between 1806 and considered a possible to begin work on a costly anti- >\ Madison, Wis., for cooperatives party insiders nnd tho coalition candidate again in 1970, predict- missile system. Pi Iv—— _—— —•-^ rCnjflAiiCiiDERM'ANEUTI interested in increasing the mar- should vary from county to ed the coalition would bring new Ted Klnnamon of Janesvllle, I N keting efficiency nnd bargaining county. blood Into the party. a veteran of the 10(58 "dump DDFQQ \ But he declined to suggest Johnson" movement, was chos- power for dairy farmers. THERE ARE coalition organ- \ Iff ^8 \ \ Tho action was taken by PMA how closely the coalition should en chairman of the state coali- izations in more than 30 Rtates. try to work with the existing tion. over the weekend at its annual The in New Democratic Coalition party structure. ¦ meeting Chicago. was organized after the MGf! CHARLES Anderson of Madi- -—-—*"" PERMANENT PRESS TUMBLE "DairV farmers of this part of >| Democratic National Convention RESIDES deciding to for son was elected vice chairman, ^- ea nnct nreoir Special tool down tumble lewe! tho Midwest still have a long in Chicago by .those who had mally organize a campaign for Mrs. Franklin Utcch of Osh- MUDtL DhDJlT . janwnti ready to wear or atore. way to go to achieve effective supported the presidential bids taking control of important par- kosh, recording secretary, Mif-s marketing and pricing," said A. of Sen. Eugeno J. McCarthy, D- ty posts, tho state coalition also Justine Dakin of Madison cor- L. McWlllIams, PMA general Minn,, and the late Sen. Robert adopted resolutions on current responding secretary, and Jark manager. social topics. Nikolay of Abbotsford treasur- is F. Kennedy, D-N.Y. "Jt particularly dieconrert- Donald O. Peterson of Enu Ono of the resolutions calls er. Ing to eeo co-ops in other areas Claire, head of tho state's dele- for general support of college Most of the new coalition of- SPECIALLY of the country with far less nt gation to tho convention , was students who want their schools ficers figured in the McCa rthy .^^^ fe , stake in tlie dairy business mer- ono of tho group's key organi- to set up courses in Negro cur- presidential campaign, PRICED AT... ging in large regional associa- zers. riculum. Anderson is a Madison officer ^^ ^^^ tions with market coordination , Thc Wisconsin branch Another resolution asked gov- of tho National Association for political sophistication and fin- hss boon busy organizing Hs ernment agencies, Including the the Advancement of Colored ancial strength greater than strength , particularly in Milwau- FBI and the Wisconsin legisla- People. ours," McWlllIams said. UDE mm . ¦ kee County. 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In moat caeca Tlio secret in Preparation H®. -to promptly atop ltcliine, There's not other formula GRAPHIC ARTS rcllovo pain and actually alirlnk like It! Preparation H nlso NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY hemorrhoid!). soothoH Irritated tlflBUoa and Opon 'til 9i00 p.m. Fridays—A liance Dopt. Onl Metropolitan Life Technical School ! DURFEY j Hofltu by doctora proved that lielpn prevent further Infection. pp y * INJUKANIir. COMCANV ! PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO J NBW YOKK, N. V. Willt for e«Uloai 1104 Currlc Avs. In caeo after enne, while gently In ointment or flupposltory 79 East Third St. Phono 8-363 1 Minneapolis Minn. 55403 ; 177 W. 7th St. j relieving pain, actual reduction form. 1 ...... _ ! City Streets Deserve A WORD EDGEWISE ON THE RIGHT Better Names A Vote tor the It seems to us as though it's time the Lowering city did something to reform its archaic streets. This, of course, Direct Election system of naming JOKN P. ROCHE 's greatest problems By isn't one of the city A number of readers have written me notes Age tough one. For this Voting but neither is it a very — particularly in connection with ray remarks think a satisfactory answer By WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY Jr. reason, we about ROTC — accusing me of confusing my made an rather easily. the presidential campaign, Mr. Nixon _ can be found autobiography with reality. ( I appreciate this iwSllIftU During age to 18 Now the voting that my lack of a uiifortunfte commitment to lower . problem has been mostly correspondence and regret General to advise him whether Up to now the it hard for me to reply he has hed the Attorney amendment or inattention. A great secretary makes done Constitutional so as that of indifference I cheerfully plead guilty to this ^s o^ght to be by a names that promptly.) for all federal elections, or whether many streets have been given charge, but I want to point out in extenuation to lowe? the age uniformly noteworthy only for a total lack of should simply ^coi^age the ind vidud^tates are that I invariably admit my highly personal Se Sen? has been imaginative thought or originality. to reform their own laws, as Nelson Rockefeller^ perspective. President Nixon, for example, has the voting age.- At college re- urging the legislature in Albany to lower have acquired submitted a proposal for electoral Some streets seem to which states everything first glance one would hope , we had an Air- form to the Congress names by default. Thus coincidence that, had this that Mr. Mitchell will make Conrad but the interesting To Your Good Health port Drive because it led to Max proportional method of assigning electoral the second recommendation or Field. Some sense of appropriateness ulti- votes been in effect, he would have beaten that if he makes the first, mately arose in the City Council and Air- John Kennedy in I960! Congress will promptly dis- port Drive was divided Into equal parts Because there is so much confusion on the obey him. Asks About has late Roy Patneaude and subject, let us examine the problem of elect- Lowering the voting age named for the of a cause William A. Galewski — whose memories, ing a President. For openers it ought to be become something very young people, who lysis incidentally, well deserve preservation stated flatly — for the benefit of liberals and THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND among Electro believe that as things now for their outstanding public service. conservatives alike — that there is no system which will guarantee the choice of the "right" stand they are denied effec- proposal to banish the equal- tive participation in democ- For Hair A belated man. The best we can hope for is a mechanism THOSTESON, M.D. lackluster name of Industrial Park that will most precisely reflect the will of the racy. That is of course true— By G. C ly (First of two articles) Road in favor of something better was American people, or (even more narrowly) that although participation in a High-Handed Publisher is not necessarily Dear Dr. Thosteson : How grounds that this segment of the electorate which votes. .Accord- democracy opposed on the valid higher effective is home electroly- expense on sev- ing to Dr. Gallup, 48 million voters did not the highest value, the would inflict considerable some sis treatment, the type you advertising literature, participate in the 1968 election) value being freedom. At eral firms whose g e s a n d universities order by mail? Professional and legal docu- THERE ARE TWO main schools of thought co 11 e stationery, office forms which are governed by stu- electrolysis treatments are original address. among reformers. One group, which includes Gets Ambassador Post ments already bore the B DREW PEARSON porter Al Klemke had been Inquirer quiet about its busi- dents, the student is less free so expensive. on President Nixon, Would keep the electoral vote y And so that dull gray name remains WASHINGTON — The ca- assigned to cover the event, ness practices, the bank pay- than at some which are gov- I am 23 and plagued with s maps. though not necessarily the college but divide admin- unwanted coarse hair on the the city' con reer of Walter H. Annenberg, which was picketed by Phila- ing $1,000 a month. erned by faculty and the votes between candidates either by It is the kind of face and around the breast. subdivisions are platted, (with two at-large) or on a new ambassador extraordin- delphia welfare recipients. It knew that Annenberg istration. When new gressional districts government one has, rather How can I get rid of it? of their own would end the practice of ary and plenipotentiary to the Klemke wrote a human inter- kept a "hate" list. Among developers apply names statewide basis. This has been est story comparing the lim- those on the list was Ralph than who it is that midwifes - A.W. practice en- s total electoral vote to the win- Court of St. James, choices to new streets. This giving a state' extraordinary for his generos- ousines, the minks and dinner Nader, courageous consumers' it, that matters; and this no matter how tight his margin. Interest- Superfluous hair is usually courages creativity and a departure from ner, ity to certain charities, high- jackets with the ragged recipi- champion. When columnist surely has a bearing on the should be sub- ingly enough, the adoption of the district system a familial matter. People of humdrum titles but still handedness in exercising the ents of welfare picketing out- Rose DeWolf mentioned Wad- question ot whether to lower more since the city has to would reinstate the method used in "Virginia some nationalities are ject to some review prerogatives of his profession, side. er favorably, the column was the voting age. to it; it also runs. in forever after, unless (and, with a further wrinkle involving the leg- subject live with them first three narrowmindedness in the Publisher Annenberg was killed. i?or this and other rea- TO BEGIN with the voting families. made. islature, in Massachusetts) in the changes are elections. Contrary to superstition , treatment of his fellowmen. furious. He demanded of man- sons Miss De Wolf resigned to age is arbitrary. If it is con- Despite much talk about presidential He had however been con- employ the there is no provision in the Constitution giving , , aging editor John Gillen that join the Bulletin. tended that nowadays youth "glands," it is rarely a glan- Four separate city streets sistently, , almost vehemently, When Annenberg got snub- , at alf the votes to the winner; this is a matter he send whoever wrote the are mature at age 21 in the dular matter, and medicine word "Lake " in their names. A change faithful to the Republican bed by Nubar Gulbenkian, the recommend- of state law. story to see him. Gillen relevant sense in which they will not correct it. (In true this late date, could hardly be party, though not always to Iranian oil magnate, at a so- when requiring unnecessary dup- The alternative proposal involves the aboli stood by his staff , did not re- were not mature at 21 glandular cases, ed. But some obviously as the col- Richard Nixon. Under the veal Klemke's name. cial function while vacation- Constitution was written, hormone treatment, there been avoided had there tion of the electoral votes as well the lication could have President. To usual political rule of thumb, This took courage, since the ing in France, he ordered his then the struggle is over the will be other symptoms: Men- policy in effect when lege and direct election of the been a consistent city insure against fragmentation, most preponents reward goes to those who publisher of the Inquirer does staff to do a job on Gulben- question — is that true or is strual abnormality, obesity, these names were coined. of direct election advocate a runoff between stand up to be counted ear- not have a high opinion of the kian. "Ruffle up his feathers," that not true? There are those masculinization, etc.) ly. Publisher Annenberg did was the order Bill Collins was " physical Probably the most conspicuous exam- the top two candidates if no one receives a newspaper profession which . who believe that the contrary So that leaves cast. Sen not stand up early. assigned to interview Gulben- methods as the only effective ple of ambiguity —. and one that could minimum of 40 percent of the votes . has given him so much power. is true. That 200 years ago Indiana has been the leading When he arrived in Miami Once he asked Fred Staple- kian's ex-butler, while Arthur women had recourse: Shaving, chemicals cause real problems— is that of the two Birch Bayh of young men and spokesman of direct election in the Senate for Beach for the GOP contention ford, former advertising man- Louis was assigned to call the much earlier than today to (depilatory creams or liquids streets bearing the same official name of persuasiveness and is now last August, he was for Ron- ager of the Inquirer now oil magnate long distance to responsibilities. which dissolve the hair), cut- same sort of years with great , take active Service Drive. Through the holding hearings on the subject. ald Reagan of California and publisher of This Week, what ask how much he paid in in- They married, bore children, ting the hairs off, pluck- woolgathering neglect that allowed other I favor direct election (and want it noted had promoted Reagan for he would most like to do if come taxes. earned their living, protected ing, abrasion (as with pum- odditiej to become accepted, these streets that my candidate would have lost in 1968 no some time. he had his choice of jobs in Annenberg has been sensi- their homes, participated in ice, simply wearing the hairs simply became known by their descriptive matter which system was operating) and polls On one occasion he invited the literary field. Stapleford tive on this subject ever since civic enterprises, and gener- down), bleaching to make titles. No effort was made to distin- indicate that the American people overwhelm- Reagan to Philadelphia to at- replied that he would rather his father was jailed for tax ally exposed themselves to them less noticeable, and elec- guish between the street -north of Highway ingly favor reform of some sort. But in political tend a swank gathering at the be The editor of the In- cheating. the consequences of govern- trolysis. 61 and that south of the highway. terms. Bayh and his allies have a real uphill Barclay Hotel to meet Tom quirer. ment the form of which they Of all of these, electrolysis McCabe, the Scott Tissue GULBENKIAN'S rep ly to is the only method which can fight, especially since some of the liberals in "I buy editors a dime a me were accordingly better qual- Today, businesses on both sides of the who have been giving him public king, and Phil Sharpies, for- reporter Louis was: "Send permanently remove hair, by Congress, dozen," Annenberg snorted. tear sheets of what you write. ified to express opinions on. 4-lane highway have Service Drive ad- support, are beginning to have serious second- mer head of Sharpies Cream Such in any case is the destroying the root so hair dresses. Here, it seems, there is need for consequences of change. Separations, both big bankroll- THE ambassador's high- I think nasty little men are cannot regrow. With all of the thoughts about the funny when they pant and counter - contention, and one a change. When it comes to rising above principles, liber- ed for the Republican party. handed tactics contributed in wonders whether Mr, Mitchell other methods, including als are no worse than conservatives. part to one of the worst scan- snort." plucking, the root remains, As we say, it's not the worst difficulty ANNENBERG TRIED to After the Karafin blackmail will give a moment's thought TWO THINGS IN particular are Tethering dals of modern journalism, to that particular question or and a new hair grows. that confronts us. But it can get worse if nominating keep the meeting off the rec- when reporter Harry Karafin conviction, Annenberg made There are enough ins and liberals. First, the impact on the ord but his city editor whether, more likely, he will allowed to do so. A city tiat is beginning to conventions of straight popular election. As it , Bob was convicted of shaking down scapegoats of several of his outs concerning electrolysis Holland, heard about it over be asked to weight the political see quickening growth and new expansive now stands, the fact that all of New York's, Philadelphia business firms on top editors by firing them. that I will not try to go into the radio and assigned re- Among them were Morris lit-' consequences of any action tendencies ought to dispose of a minor but or California's, electoral vote Will go to the the threat of exposing them in publicly advocated by Mr. them today, but will discuss porter Bob Collins to cover man, executive city editor for the pros and cons Irritating idiosyncrasy such as this. winner gives these states enormous clout ih the Inquirer. Nixon. In any case, the ques- tomorrow. for the Inquirer. But publish- 30 years; and Phil Schaeffer, As to the other methods, nominating presidential candidates. But in 1968 er Annenberg objected While Annenberg and the tion of whether youth are Our own suggestion would be to make New York gave Humphrey only 50.2 percent, , for- Inquirer were absolved from who as city editor had been they are for the most part bade his own reporter to in- more or less mature than they the City Planning Commission responsible and Nixon got 48.2 in California — hardly spec- any complicity, Karafin could doing a constructive job of obvious enough. On the for city street names henceforth. This re- terview Reagan at the airport. improving the newspaper's lo- were in previous centuries is breasts, clipping the hairs with tacular victories. With electoral votes out, nei- not have operated successfully onl sponsibility would include finding suitable He could wait and see him cal coverage. He had assigned moot, and the y sensible small scissors is the safest ther state would merit much concern/ Indeed, for lo years — from 1958 — way to retreat from the ar- names ¦— and Inviting public participation Indiana, which gave Nixon a popular margin briefly in the hotel lobby, it specialists to cover transporta- method; shaving, plucking, de- was stipulated. had not the publisher estab- bitrary age of 21 is to specify in the process — for new streets laid out of 258,000 and Massachusetts, which put Hum- lished a reputation or. ruth- tion, medicine, science, and pilatories, or abrasion are too After the hotel reception, poverty in Philadelphia. that anyone may vote at any painful and can cause skin ir- by the city and review of those proposed phrey over by an incredible 696,000, become less, hatchet-man journalism. age upon passing a rudimen- the centers of attention. It is hardly necessary however, Reagan gave report- The British nobility will ritation. by developers. "I'm Annenberg's hatchet tary examination. ¦ ¦ to add that neither Indiana nor Massachusetts er Collins the brush-off on the find the new ambassador a On the face, shaving is a man," Karafin used to boast. Ah is a big minority state." excuse that he had already cautious social climber. When , but that, of all meas- practical answer. Contrary to " And no one dared call up An- ures the most suitable for When thou fasteth, annoint thine head , and This leads to the second problem worrying been interviewed at the air- nenberg to challenge this be- planning a trip to Mexico in common belief, shaving does wash thy face.—Matthew 6 :17. minority-oriented liberals. In a straight popular port — by the Inquirer's ri- 1967, Annenberg received an measuring the claims of not cause an increase in cause they believed it to be youth is least likely to satisfy vote race they would he hurt by the high levels val, the Bulletin. true. invitation from industrialist , growth and does not cause the of non-participation among their constituents. On another occasion Gov. Bruno Pagliai and his wife, them. The trouble with exam- hairs to become heavier and , As a result, such firms as inations is that some people Without going into statistical detail, it is safe Reagan was attending a so- the First Pennsylvania Bank- Merle Oberon, who have fre- darker. to say that the vast majority of the 48 mil- ciety affair at Philadelphia 's quently been White House fail them. And in democra- As proof of this, there are ing and Trust Company paid cies, people must not fail ex- Try and Stop Me lion who did not vote in 1968 were nominal Dem- Convention Hall. Inquirer re- Karafin allegedly to keep the guests. various sects that do not be- ocrats — that is, they would have supported Annenberg called his then aminations — that hurts peo- lieve in shaving, yet the men By BENNETT CERF Humphrey if they had bothered to register and Washington chief of bureau, ple, who then proceed to hurt have heavy, bushy black vote. To put it graph ically, Nixon's margins in Joe Goulden, who had lived in the politicians. And anyway, it beards. Therefore, if shaving The late Henry Luce, creator of one of Indiana and North Carolina wiped out Hum- IhsL f tihllL Mexico, to ask him: "How is also common knowledge is the simplest method of re- the most powerful magazine empires in phrey's edge in New York. But HUH got New does he stand in Mexico. that some of the people who moving hair, go ahead. (This history, had his fair share of faults, but York's 43 electoral -votes while Nixon got 26 Would it be all right to see are first-rate at passing ex- also answers the .question , dodging issues definitely was not one of from Indiana and North Carolina. him?" aminations shouldn 't be allow- asked many times, as to them. If j/ou are fed up with weaseling edi- Goulden and Pagliai had ed to vote for a kindergarten whether it is all right for girls teacher. Imagine a society to shave tors and commentators who are continual- started as an Italian immi- their legs. It is.) grant waiter in Tijuana but governed by people selected So choose whichever method ly apologizing for what's wrong with Amer- IN by Susan Sontag! ica, YEARS GONE BY was now one of the biggest suits you. Tomorrow I'll dis- and ignoring all the things that make What other claims might be cuss the our country men in Mexico. pitfalls and the ad- great, you will appreciate "Oh called reasonable? That if vantages of hair removal Luce's answer Ten Yea rs Ago . . . 1959 , maybe I'll see him by to a critic who damned him then," commented someone is old enough to die electrolysis. for his Scholarship achievement recognition at tho man prejudices: "I am a Protestant, a who will now become Ameri in Vietnam he is old enough Republican , and a free enterpriser Carleton College has been given to Miss Kay Dear Sir: Can cancer of , which and Mrs. Karrol S. can ambassador to the Court to vote? But of course it does means I am biased in favor Jaastad , daughter of Mr. the stomach and colon be of God , Eis- Jaastad. She is among the top 15 percent of of St. James. not follow . He is after all old _ enhower, and the stockholders n enough detected by X-rays? Mrs. of Time, In- the women in each class who were honored at at age 15 to breed S. II. corporated — and if anyone who objects children, ¦which does not make scholarship dinners. The Inner God Many cases are detected doesn't know this by now, why the hell are A. L. Nelson, Blue Earth superintendent of him old enough to be a fath- they still NEW YORK u . - A Brand- er. After all that way, but not necessarily buying thc magazine?" schools, has announced that he will accept ap- , would the re- in very eis University biochemist, Dr. verse apply — that when a early stages. pointment ns superintendent of the Winona W, Farnsworth Loomis, main- The great Fred Allen Public Schools, effective July ]. man becomes too old to fight , one of the very tains that modern science paigning. Although it is per- few radio and TV stars for his country, he becomes who wrote his own and technology tend to sup- too old fectly honorable, upon the con- material , claimed he had Ago . . . 1944 to vote for it? Bad good cause to re- Twenty-Five Years port the concept of God and logic, all the way sideration of additional evi- member both the hottest the Bible itself. around. and the coldest Mrs. C. M. Scott was elected president of What, then, are we left with? dence, to change one's mind, days he ever experienced in New York City. Chapter AP, PEO, nt thc annual meeting at In a new book "The God it is unlikely that AS USUAL, Nixon will On the hottest day, said Fred , he saw a the home of Mrs. 0. A. dossier. Mrs , Scott suc- Within ," published by October thc political change his on tho general question. It is policeman chasing a burglar — and they ceeds Mrs. Lloyd S. Belville. House, he says religious faith generally re- proposition. So that although is essential to contemporary corded by political scientists both were walking. On the coldest day, he Mrs. G. II. Walker left for California where Mitchell would be wiser to month? wilh her sister man in his complex world. that newly enfranchised vot- caught a big bootlegger pouring alcohol in- she will spend three , recommend that the matter Miss Alice Fcnton. ¦ ers aro, for a period of time, to his booze to keep It from freezing. be left to the states, ho wquld Asher Becomes Executive grateful to the party thnt en- probabl LONDON l/D Peter Ash- y be more prudent In Fifty Years Ago . . . 1919 — franchised them. Tho Whigs recommending a er, formerly half of the sing- made a Constitution- Winona 's Yankee Doodle Trail nn automo big thing of it during al convention. Because tho , ing duo Peter and Gordon , has tho 19th century bile highway extending from Winon a to tho in England, former course of action might WINONA DAILY NEWS been selected to head tho art- as did the Republicans and actually Twin Cities, i.s attracting the attention of La ists and move some states, repertr/e depart- then tho Democrats here in whereas Crosso trail enthusiasts and the city down the "I vigorously worked in the cleansing and dry-skin ment of Apple Records. the latter would al- An Indepe ndent Newspaper - Establis hed 1«55 vying for tho Nogro vote. most certainl river wants thc highway extended from New creams, patted on thc firming astringent, rubbed in Apple Records is the com- y fail of passage. Orleans to St. Paul. Nixon Is on the spot be- W^,f!"TE R- CWRIVAY C. E. LINDEN the wrinkle cream and all that happened is pany started earlier this year cause ho made Publisher ^' Ucnjamin A. Polzln , a former Winonan and the commit- Exec. Director Busincoa Mgr. I couldn't lift my arms!" by tlio Beatles, ment, specifically, while cam- and Editor & Mlv. Director bend of the department of social science and civics of the Omaha High School of Commerce, DOLPH THE WIZARD OF ID A BREMER GORDON IIOI.TB A. J K IEKDUSCII took a bright-eyed party of students from Wi- By parkfl|. and Hnrt Managing Editor Sunday Editor Circulation Mgr. nona to Lincoln , Neb., to study liow laws nro made in Nebraska. L. S. BitONK L. V. ALSTON W. II. ENOI.ISH Composing Supt. Engraving Supt. Comptroller w TO Soventv-Five Years Ago . ,. 1894 I| l|H MEMBER OK TOE A l 3SOCIATED PRESS Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Decrtz returned to Wi- J£ SERVE ^tj <4^t» nona to moke Winonn their future liome. They have been living for the past two years in THE West Superior \ -v| 40!~z$* The Associated Press Is entitled . F.S. Bell left to join R. L. McCormick of * exclusively to tlio uso for LIVING tu 9t "™§2 ropub- Haywood and P. Chute of Minneapolis in a trip ,icnUon ot fvGM yf M tho l°cnl "cwa to the pineries of northern Minnesota. \[w(l /v .^x^^ fcafefaMaM^***^^ Win Top Ratings For Teens Center f>A' tM BLAIR, Wis. (Special) - At Music Contest m When Roger Hjelle, Carol Enge- N MABEL, Minn. (Special) — bretson, Judy Jacobson and Sixty-five students from Mabel- Gayle Olson appeared at the Canton High School participated March City Council to discuss in the District I Solo and En- a youth center for Blair, they semble contest March 1 at Cale- received encouragement. donia. were received hy t\ ' m The clerk asked for instruc- "A" ratings following students bn their tions relative to taxes against the utilities and solo performances: E^BS^ES^EHHHHKHBEa the city - owned VOCAL — Soprano solo, Mar- Winona Daily News Ih MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1969 charges by them against the ¦*• cia Masters. . Winona, Minnesota city. The council voted to waive INSTRUMENTAL - alto sax, payment of hydrant rental and ; French horn, through Debbie Nelson utility taxes pending Lynette Masters, Sharon Caster- 1968. Kris Hagen and Kathy $25 an- ton, ¦||J0(SIEQ(aS^ A proposal to add a Knox ; tuba, Dennis Johnson; B nual fee to the Green River Julie Miller and approved. flat clarinet, Ordinance was Teresa Nelson; E flat clarinet, Effective April 1 the fuel oil Halverson; bass clari- sewer plant will be di- Sharon for the net, Pam Johnson; flute, Mar- vided between Stardard,; Phil- It CICILY MOWNSTONE cia Masters, and baritone horn, Af Feod Hitor lips and Farmers Union, with Nancy Ruehmann. Valley Oil Co. later. CHICKEN BREASTS WITH ENSEMBLES — Vocal, Sue ONION AND MUSHROOM Karli, LuAnn Kimball, Ruth . SAUCE Missionary Society Karli. Lynette Masters, Kathy 4 chicken breasts, from large Gorham, Susan Niedfeldt, Lor- broiler-fryers ' Meets at Dakota etta Redwing, Debbie Paulson 1 can 10% ounces condensed and Mary Housker. Sharon Kay Yaeger DAKOTA, Minn. (Special) - cream of mushroom soup Peggy Slade Mrs. Paul Plapp v.as hostess to Instrumental, brass choir, Nancy Johnson, Lisa Rolfshus, Minn., 1 envelope 1% ounces onion- Mr. and Mrs. Royden Slade, Mundelein, 111., the Luanda Missionary Society Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yaeger, Amboy, soup mix from a 2-pack box Rollis Erickson, Brian Aberg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sharon announce the engagement of their daughter, Peggy, of the Methodist Church Thurs- % cup heavy cream day afternoon. Thirteen mem- Kris Hagen, Sharon Casterton, Kay, to Paul E. Erickson, son of Mr. and Mrs, Paprika to Lawrence Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Del Ronald Welper, Craig Anderson, Schneider, 471 E. 5th St. bers were present to work on Etnar Erickson, Rushford, Minn. Halve chicken breasts and re- quilts. Dennis Johnson, Kim Merritt ; Miss Yaeger graduated from the Rochester move skin and any extraneous Miss Slade will graduate from the College of The women are tow doing flute quartet, Marcia Masters, - School of Practical Nursing, and ia employed at St. Barbara Ann Gleason fat. Place in one layer in an Saint Teresa in May with a degree in nursing. missionary work on an ecumen- Patty Hosting, Elinor Leistikow Marys Hospital, Rochester Erickson is attending oblong three-quart glass baking Her fiance is with the U.S. Army stationed at and Ann Karli; . Rock- ical basis. Two quilts were re- the Winona Area Technical Institute, and is em- Mrs. Hanora Gleason, dish 13% by 8% by 1% inches Fort Ritche, Md. cently donated to a family whose Clarinet quartet , Julie Miller, announces the engage- or similar utensil. ployed by Fiberite Corp. ford, 111., An August wedding is planned. home burned in February. An- Debbie Erickson, Teresa Nelson, ment of her daughter, Barbara In a medium bowl whisk to- No wedding date has been set. other set of quilts was given to Debbie Paulson; trumpet quar- Ann, to Daniel G. Richardson , gether the undiluted mushroom a ha Crosse family! who had tet, Nancy Johnson , Lisa Rolf- son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell soup and dry onion-soup mix. lost belongings in a fire. Two shus, •' Rollis Erickson, Brian Richardson, Canton, Minn. Gradually whisk in cream ; more quilts are being tied to Aberg ; French horn quartet, Couple Home Barbara is a senior at East spread over chicken. give to Indian missions of South Kris Hagen, Sharon Casterton, High school Rockford, and is Sprinkle with paprika. Bake in Dakota, Imgard Hein, Kathy Knox ; per- Buffet. a preheated 350-degree oven un- At Mabel employed at Bishops Postage stamps are now being cussion -ensemble, Brenda Lar- Richardson is a manager til chicken is cooked through MABEL, Minn. (Special) — collected for mission work. son, Jeanne Hermanson, Lee trainee at Bishops Buffet, Rock- and topping is lightly browned Ann Welch and Cheryl Olson; Miss Joyce Fadness, daughter —40 minutes. Makes eight aver- Stamps may be left with an of- ford. ficer of each unit, Lucinda Mis- Clarinet choir, Sharon Halver- of Mrs. Norris Fadness age servings. , A nuptial Mass is planned foi sionary Society, Mrs, James son, Julie Miller, Debbie Erick- Spring Grove,, and the late Mr. June 20th. Hesselgrave or Holy Cross par- son, Teresa Nelson, Susie Lowe, Fadness, became the bride of Scott to Address ish, Mrs. Paul Plapp. Donella Johnson and Peggy En- Russell Stennes, son of Mr. and Cathedral PTA gen, and flute quartet , Barbara RELIEF CORPS Mrs. Jerome Stennes, Mabel, Hoff , Susan Hegvedt, Verona Sgt. Ben Scott, Marine re- Women's Relief Corps will Folfe and Mary Housker. in a double ring ceremony per- cruiter in the \*a Crosse ind Wi- meet at the Labor Temple Directors of the soloists and formed by the Rev. Emil C. nona : area, will be the guest Thursday at 2 p.m. groups are Mrs. William Little- speaker when the Cathedral Martinson at the Highland Luth- LC LEGION DINNER iohn and Melvin Ruehmann eran Church, Feb. 15. Parent - Teacher Association meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. in LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) BUFFALO CORRECTION The maid of honor was the Holy Family Hall, Cathedral of Louis McCahill American Le- FOUNTAIN CITY, ; Wis. — bride's sister, Sharon Fadness. the Sacred Heart. gion Post HO and Auxiliary will Contrary to a previous report, have a 50th Diane Stennes, sister of the Sgt. Scott , recently home from anniversary dinner Myron Schladinski, incumbent groomy -was bridesmaid. dance and party at the Legion assessor of the Town of Buffalo, his second tour of duty in Viet- clubrooms Dennes Stennes, brother of nam, spent his time there as Saturday night. Ad- won't be a candidate for re- Jeantieen Karen Loercn the groom, was best man, Mer- mission is free to all 1969 mem- election on the printed ballot an interpreter and with civil ac- bers and invited guests. vin Stennes, also a brother, was tion units, dealing directly with April 1. Three candidates Were Lubertus A. Mr. and Mrs. groomsman. Ushers were Ter- the civilians and restoration of LINCOLN COMPETITION nominated: Schladinski, Harold lioerch, Rushford, Minn., ry Ingvalson and Verdon Sten- what public utilities could be re- WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) Scharmota and Anton Bork. announce the engagement nes.. -v . stored. Sgt. Scott will illustrate — There will be two contests Scharmota and Bork received largest of their daughter Jeanneen Following the ceremony a his talk with slides taken in in the election April 1 in tbe the. number of votes Karen, to Paul J. Engrav, reception was held hi the Vietnam. Town of Lincoln. Odell and therefore will be on the bal- Schans- lot. son of Mr. and Mrs. James church parlors. Assisting were berg, chairman, is not seeking Engrav, Rushford. the Mmes. Dennis Stennes, Har- re-election, Henry Sygulla and opposition were Peter Speer- old Fadness and Elmer Fadness Galesville Churches Francis Hoff The bride-elect and her were nominated. stra, first supervisor; Ben Kil- and Misses Mary Jestrab, Car- oauy Ann oiamunger Hold Prayer Service Judy Marie Anderson Oswell Fremstad is not running lian, second supervisor ; Mrs. fiance are graduates of Wi- ol Boyer, Jane Hagemsn and for assessor again. Mr. and Mrs. George/Stand- Mrs. H. M. Anderson Minneapolis, announces Clifford Sidney Otterson, clerk; Milan nona State College. Miss Linda and Gloria Moen. GALESVILJLE, Wis. (Special) , Lamborn and Knut Amble were inger, Plainview, announce the the engagement of her daughter Judy Marie Witt, treasurer, and Donald ¦Loercli is teaching in the The bride is a 1968 graduate engagement and forthcoming — Fourteen brothers from Che , , nominated. Nominated without Quinn, constable. Janesville, Wis., school sys- of Spring Grove high school marriage of their daughter, Sal- Marynook Novitiate, Galesville, . to Garry Gerson, son of Mr .and Mrs. Bernard tem. Her fiance is teaching and has been attending a school ly Ann, to Dean Harrington, son took part in the World Day of Gerson, 355 E. Mark St. The wedding will be in Chatfield, Minn. of Cosmetology in Decorgh, of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Har- Prayer Program at the Pres- April 26 in Minneapolis. Iowa. The couple is at home byterian Church A June 28 wedding at rington, Plainview. The bride- here Fri- Miss Anderson is an X-ray technologist at St. in Mabel where the groom is elect attended Patricia Stevens day. The event was attended by Paul Ramsey Hospital, St Paul, Minn. Her fiance Trinity Lutheran Church, employed at the Mabel Cream- . Career and Finishing School, women for all the churches in is an apprentice at Winona Heating & Ventilating Wilson, is planned. ery. . . . and around Galesville. ¦ ¦ Minneapolis. Harrington is a Co. . student at St. Cloud State Col- The brothers sang hymns and lege. joined in group singing. Mrs. :'~' ¦ ¦ i n 11 1 ¦¦ Harold Williamson *^ ^^A J*, '%_ ^ . 1 mmmmmmmmmmm mm 'Mi i n . They have chosen March 29 welcomed 'Everyman Date f * f\ ^ as their wedding date. the guests. Readers were the Mmes. Jake Mesna, Vilas "Everyman," a medieval Smith, Larry Smith, William morality play, sponsored by the New Sheriff Spencer and Harold Aasland. United Methodist Church, will Mrs. Alfred Anderson be presented March 18 in the F^~^^w Wears Skirts was er- C IM ganist. \ sanctuary of the church. The CflRfl VINCENNES, Ind. UH .- The date was incorrect in the Sun- ^ 11lul l" llll new sheriff of Knox County day edition. II Iff!b ill says things are going to be Arcadia Scouts B just the same as before. Set Open House STOCKTON PTA But the sheriff is a woman, The Stockton PTA will meet GREAT SIX %-&% Nffetlf A min the widow of Sheriff Marion B. ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) - Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the school. Youngstafel, who , died in late As part of the activities of The "Marching Misses", under "WIDETRACK" UWW H V ANWuEmmmW11 January, midway in his second National Girl Scut Week, Ar- the direction of Mrs. Sfie Hut- Mm\. four-year-term. cadia Girl Scouts will hold an son, will present the program . "MY GOAL is to keep the open house Saturday, from 1 The group is made up of baton MINI-COAT sheriff's department going on to 5 p.m. on the second floor twirlers from Stockton. Guest X an even keel and not have any of the Arcadia city building. performers will be Miss Debbie f ^^ ^^ upsets," said Sheriff Mary Lee Troop projects will be on dis- Harkness and Miss Patti Hess, $*4 t ; - ' ; ' » Youngstafel, S3. play. both of Winona. lli 7 //Y - "% The job isn't really anything Ninety eight girls are regis- new to her. ¦ tered in thc Arcadia Scouting Kathy Hatlestnd CIRCLE B MEETS KEEPS YOU IN lfifti*. | \ "My husband was in police program, a part of the River- Circle B of St. Martin's Luth- j *IJ . W\l\' work 26 years. You can't be land Girl Scout Council. Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. eran Church will meet et 7:30 STITCHES (WIDE lhat long I Jj 'I y f. f \1 the wife of a lawman The Cadette troop has 31 Hatlestad, Town of Holway, p.m. Tuesday with Mrs. Susan TRACK ONES) fljjtjjjX' f. and not have a little of it rub members with the Mmes. Lloyd Ford, 214 Market St. /jj off . I have no qualms," said Medford, Wis., announce J J Fernholz and Lyman Maloney the engagement of their RUNNING UP Indiana's only woman sheriff as leaders. Two Junior troops x JSEtjf rS?l Jyl after taking office. have a total of 48 girls, 24 each daughter, Kathy, to Dennis DOWN & AROUND. J _tW^^SP ^fw\ _/w MRS. YOUNGSTAFEL was with the Mmes. Joseph Haines, Loken, son of Mr. and Mrs. NAVY. FUDGE ] the jail matron while her hus- Paul Syllaj Richard Smith qod ' Oliver L o k e n, Houston , [fftfl_\ jM [Fl S '"^ band was sheriff , so she's ac- ' OR GOLD. / Darell Schultz as leaders. Two Minn. /yw j i |j *^C J customed to searching prison- Brownie troops have 39 mem- ers. Miss Hatlestad is a soph- bers, led by the Mmes. Glen omore at Wisconsin State Although she plays on her Rcit, Peter Bergum, Rollin reputation as a crack shot, she Possehl and Al Sylla. Mrs. Ger- University, La Crosse, and has won prizes in the women's ald Wolfe is contact chairman. Lokcn is employed by the division of national marksman- Minnesota Highway Depart- ship contests. OPEN HOUSE SHOWER ment, Rochester. As sheriff , she will carry a SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- A May wedding is plan- gun "but not where the actors cial) — Miss Janice Reed will carry them." Several small- be honored at an open house ned. caliber pistols were among the shower Friday at 8 p.m. in tne late sheriff's collection of an- parochial school gymnasium. POSTPONE CLASSES tique and modern weapons, From them Mrs. Youngstafel STATE CONVENTION DOVER , Minn. (Special) — • In choosing a wig or halrplepo, The adult home economics your budget will dictate your se- chose a .22-caliber automatic DOVER, Minn. (Special) - to pack in her purse, classes, being held Thursday lection , but you should select the Miss Kay Kimpton , home eco- very best you can afford. A fine, wide variety of Sometimes wearing the two- nomics instructor at Dover- evenings, have been postponed Choose from a because of 100% European hair , handmade tone hrown sheriff s uniform Eyota High School, accompa- until March 27 the sewing machines, illness of the instructor, Mrs. wig or hairpieco is the tops — discontinued and sometimes dressed in street nied delegates from tho Fu- and tho tab is high. Next are carrying cases and cabinets, clothes, Mrs. Youngstafel will ture Homemakers club to thc Clair Nifion. hondmades of coarser Asiatic some Touch and Sew* perform most of her work be- state convention at St. Paul hair, and mixtures of coars« hu- including hind a desk. last weekend. Delegates were FOR PROFESSIONAL RESULTS man and animal hair. Next, (he She supervises 10 deputies machine-modes. And least expen- machines; who will answer complaints Barbara Jo Ihrke, Beverly Ihr- , ke and Nancy Blcrbaum, prilT A BISSELL ELECTRIC sive of all are tho synthetics. A Whate' mwf irtomorrow li al SI WC E B teday}* patrol the county and make liolrpicco can range in price from arrests. LC LADIES AID KLNI RUG SHAMPOOER $2 for a synthetic switch to $300 Advertisement LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) 00 for a fall of European hair. Your SINGER — More than 60 persons aM<*mt- $* best bet is lo ask the advice ol ed the ladies aid meeting Thurs- I PER DAY your professional hair salon, 125 Ea&t Third St. Winona, Minn. day at St. John's Lutheran Wllh Purchase of Btssell Rut shampoo You'll be assured of good hair- Phono 2063 WOMEN SUFFER Church. The Rev. T. H. Al- pieces when you buy them from WITH BLADDER IRRITATION brecht showed slides and plans us at CAROUSEL BEAUTY SA- Common Klrtmiy nr madder Irriln- for the IiWMS spring rally April ' tlonu nlfect twice ns rrniny women nn r^iiir LON. 105 East 3rd , 8-J510. Wiga mfcn, often CHUS I HK (cmeriMra nnd 24 were announced. It was vol- SAV fft - Wiglets - Falls - Styling - •ATrtdnmark otTHt: oiflQcn COMPAN/ nrrviumnRSK from frequent , liurnliiK. cd to serve a breakfast EnKter BRENTSin'imiJUdHH-jy Cleaiiiii(* nnd Tinting Finest Mj mi ; HfhliiK urlnntlon. Hrcpnrinrlly, you ". . . Jilll li may lose sleep and have Uciiducfiej , morning following the sunrise Shop in Town W . A Wig is HnckuchcB nnil led older, tiled, ile- ¦ ¦ service. Hostesses were tbe only part ot what yon buy — '¦I " ' m-cssed. In such emirs, CYS'l'KX usu- ' ally lirlii i. s relaxhiK comfort, hy r.nrl>- Mmes. Allona Manthei, Robert Vou Should Think of Service , c^^J ' Ini; KcrniN In nclil urine, and eimlnK ALTURA HDWE. Too. 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Air MFW Membership Applicationj Aro Also Avalloble at *ho Warehouse Markot All JIAFMRFffC lllDC ARF S S l j CT.W . |^ GOOD THRU APRIL 30, 1969 I PLUS AND THEN ARE REDEEMABLE | H^HpMH_ Ui^^ i FREE FOR | Wholesale Cash & Garry Membership Application j MAW¦ RftMIIC MfUfHAMWCF FREE BONUS MERCHANDISE i ' BUNU> MtKlHAN UIM I NAME '• I ANYTIME DURING ¦ ! IMIIIPUP »A >IMl% ¦¦# I MAY | ADDRESS ...... CITY...... j ^f fltlf £ | Q F|P|0 |J5 1 j - | DATE TELEPHONE.. , UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY) At thli market you have an un- ; ; ., „,,, MM ,, , n-W WMU,«- supplies - ••••« ¦•- ' usual opportunity ... chanca t« buy grocorjei, household ' * * prlcai. That'a right, v/aro. ^ ^ ' and health anri boauty *»|d» at wirehouM CLIP AND FILL OUT AND BRING THIS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION ^ ^ ^ S^j ^ K \ I house prices, either sli*g|y er by tho caae. WITH YOU TO THE WAREHOUSE MARKET AT . . . ^ ^ ^ -I s S2 M SK \ Highway 61 M.W. and Pelzer St,, Winona, Minn. ^ <^^^\^^^ i^^ HOW TO QUALIFY: To qualify, all you have to do la bacema _ rrn ...... Jjjffla. ^Lij ^ nj ^^ ! «.00 per month, HOW CAM WE OFFER SUCH SAVINGS? ^ a member shopper. Tha du«i ar. low ... W'^lW mWW, ^ —^ ^ I | renewable each month, and tha savings to you ara unbelievable. Hew can thit be possible. The answer Is simple: Wo can offe r our merchandise x!u3 ^Bw^OU j ^^^^ £ __ to all at the same prices because we re a warehouse nothing more ... no fancy « You'll save enough on your first ordor to take care of your mem- ' , >^ -__«y S ~ 3 buildings or fixtures no stamps, no loss leaders (below cost ^ ,, bershlp and pocket some change besides. Anyone can become a , merchandise), § ^^jj L ., § *i I 1 member. n expensive advertising campaign, no tle-ln gimmicks; In tact, no fancy frills ''* ^ *1 ° t °° • wrftT"^ ^, ^^-^ — - —— of any kind, As a member, you cash In on lowest prices because you do your ^** ~ Iw*iir"**"-5__^ tin \^^>** \ own price marking and carryout. There's fust enough help on hand to keep the I Towir ffflT^^m^fw^* **S>*5EE3B\ _ «¦>__ ¦ ¦"¦-" ¦"¦ ¦ I warehouse shelves stocked (with only nationally advertised and name brand ^^ ' " ' ". mer- r^^- <^" ^^3}l J ^^^^^ kfe _W$ chandiso), "^«-ii v<4ii_. and to help you chock your orders, This keeps the cost of help to an /^£) absolute minimum—savings are passed on to the memhori. There s no limit HIGHWAY61 ondPtL2E»5TRIET SDOCIQI GrQnd QpOnlnS \¥0Qk HOUrS ' f ? . r on bargains—buy as much as you want. / WINONA MINN ' Wfidi ThrOUgh $at.| 8S30 AeMi-8l30 PiMa DO SAVINGS MAKE SHNSE? Does saving a lot of money on your grocery i / ' , J I bill make sense to you? If it does, why don't you come on out and took us over. ¦ ¦ i i I. ..I I REGULAR HOURS: 1 " See for yourself how much you con save on a single week's grocery bill, better yet, bring a friend or nelohbor and compare eur prices with retail prices, Maybe Monday, Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ! you will both |olnl Compare ALL WAREHOUSE MARKET prices. Buy whera Tuesday, Thursday, Friday liSt a.m. to 8:30 p.m. ••v'ngs "" b* m<>d»- Saturday 8:00 a.m. to B:00 p.m. !

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Eden Valley Chamber of Com- violation of state law, and said Davis said the hunt was in- merce staged a foxhunt with that arrests would be made at humane even though none of Third Time snowmobiles Sunday. - the hunt. the fox were physically injured. CORONADO, Calif. (AP) - cruel to put a de- wil, beaf About 400 enthusiastic specta- Conservation officials at the "It is unduly For the third time, Cmdr. Lloyd tors paid a dollar each and at hunt said hunters went out of fenseless animal on a lake and , ma- M. Bucher goes before a Navy v i LIKE - least another 100 curiosity seek- their way to avoid hitting the chase him with 25 large - M IT" court of inquiry today for ques- ¦ "JUR - ers lined the road next to animals. None of the. fox were chines. Needless to say, the fox iytI o.to itly Lake to watch the spec- injured and no arrests were must be horribly scared." tioning about the capture of his . Brown's intelligence ship, the USS Pueb- mSg^pi "ITS DIFFERENT tacle. made, a Conservation Depart- Eden Valley residents didn't Soci- lo, and imprisonment of his men ¦¦ • , j ment spokesman said. appreciate the Humane %} ... _!_: .. _ iiii ,n i ,,.,u,,jmiJjj ..m.".w.w,u^ ^^^ One fox was set free in the Society in their event. in North Korea. But the Humane ety's interest E. Miles Harvey, Bucher's at- middle of the lake in each ot thinks differently. Several persons told Davis they I ' ¦" ' ]0 events and 15 to 25 snow- no business in torney, also summoned Vice ¦A Dave Davis, president of the thought he had " Adm. J. Victor Smith, who mmmsmmmmm OCT mobilers gunned their machines state branch of the society, said our town," and a group of in hot pursuit of the beast. helped negotiate the release of he intends to make forma! youngsters carried a sign read- Bucher and his 81 men just be. The contestants were either charges against the sponsors of ing "Humanists Go Home." saH fox or pick him up fore Christmas. Smith was a to net the the hunt. hunting isn't a new sport neotiator on the Korean f m^im ! their hands. Snowmobilers Fox U.N. | With in the area; it has .been going Armistice Commission. I **/l I ED ecu : were warned that a contestant "I had the word of Gov. Le- I I GREEN ! . IsKEtH on for some time. The calling of witnesses by I I STAMPS 1 \ would be disqualified if he Vander that the Conservation a mem- Bucher's attorney marked the Department would stop the Robert Schoenecker , struck the animal with his ma- local sportsmen's last phase of the inquiry, in its I m^w^^mCTAMDQ hunt " Davis said. "I don't ber of the | chine. , said fox were harmful to eighth week. | llliiiiiiil dlAIYlrd The precaution to safeguard know what happened , but I in- club, men because they kill pheas- Bucher took up the first week ants. with a detailed narrative of his "A group of us killed over capture by North Korean gun- HARRIS SURVEY 200 of them with * our snowmo- boats in January 1968 off the a six-mile ralius of coast of Wonsan. He also gave a biles in tearful account of how the North I for SAVING ! Valley," Schoenecker Eden Koreans tortured him. said. "We hit and ran over sev- eral wi,th our snowmobiles and He took the stand again after ran others up a tree and killed the court had finished question- them later." ing the crew on the capture. FirstSWeeks Bucher replied to queries about MONEY | George Ruhland . another apparent contradictions be- 1 (Not Spending It) 1 of the sportsmen's tween his account and testimo- % . ' . ' I member Now you can get the same valuable S&H g club, defended Sunday's foxhunt ny of the crew . || • Bring Nixon as a participant and organizer. Harvey summoned Cmdr. Pe- I Green Stamps for savings money that you get I nothing at all wrong in ter F, Block to testify Tuesday. "I see Block was Bucher's command- I for spending it! Yes, "Fidelity" gives S&H J merely chasing fox, but I do S:3 W ing officer when he served on fj Green Stamps every time you make a deposit f believe in preventing cruelty to the submarine Ronquil. " Ruhland said. "We f In your passbook savings account —up to 800 | High Grades animals, $ 7 R just don't believe that we are i Green Stamps at the rate of 1 stamp for each By LOUIS HARRIS being cruel to the fox." J $1,00 deposited. In addition, Fidelity pays the | By over 2 to 1, the American people are giving President Rocket || Nixon relatively high marks on the way he has handled his Toy fl highest passbook, savings rate in Winona —a | first six weehs in office. Specifically, 57 percent give him a I generous 4%% dividend compounded twice a | I SWITCHING HABITS? ... Sister Mary Nicholas and 1 " ¦ positive overall job rating, which is close to the 61 percent Charges year. • | I Sister Mary Leonard of St. Michael's School in New Haven 1 mark the public expected of him before he took office. The 23 China Launcher Hurts P I expressed an amused: interest in the Marine Corps after |L percent who rate him negatively is somewhat below the 30 I they received recruitment information which indicated 1 percent who anticipated he might not make good as President. | that the military thought the sisters would make good 1 However, a relatively high 20 percent still are withholding judg- Small Astronaut officers. The sisters suspected that their academic ties to I ment about Mr. Nixon. Soviets Were ( I SPACE CENTER, Houston ' FIDELITY¦ ¦ "., - V Fordham University under the names Nicholas and Leonard 1 The President has made a (AP) That toy rocket launch- I ¦ • VW. wJ! contributed to the impression — I put them on the Marine Corps mailing list. (AP Photofax) 1 highly favorable personal im- that he has begun to rebuild er did little damage to 8-year- j Savings & Loan Ass'n. j pact, especially through his solid relations with our allies Responsible old Rusty Schweickart's eye. He ' press conferences. This survey returned home Sunday after 1 172 -Main St. W Professional Bldg. I in Europe. TOKYO (AP) - Communist a was taken during Mr. Nixon's On the domestic front, Pres- brief visit to a Houston doctor. I 7 | recent trip to Western Europe, China charged today that the Schweickart, son of Apollo 9 ident Nixon receives higher Soviet Union provoked the Man- and during that time public ap- scores for bis overall efforts Astronaut Russell L. Schweick- proval of his "handling rela- churian border clash March 2 to art, scratched his eye with the I Stir Up Compliments than for any specific area. Peo- divert the attention of Russians | tions with European allies" and ple are willing to go along with Iaulicher, a prize in a breakfast his approach to world prob- who are massing for a "revolu- food box. 1 With Our Fine f " his general approach to domest- tion against "Soviet fascist lems" was also running at bet- " "I feel fine. It really doesn't ic issues. Yet when asked rule." i .f\ >./ I ter than 2 to 1. about specific areas here at hurt," he protested as he was > However, it is clear that he home, on no single issue does Some Western analysts have whisked off to the doctor. has begun to inherit from his he receive majority backing. suggested that Peking provoked Except for the incident, Sun- : the bloody fight for a similar ; predecessor some of the doubts However, in all cases except day was quiet for the Apollo 9 l/ . #W.;: reason—to make the Chinese :- and impatience of the public in two, he receives the backing of families. forget internal dissensions and j ' ¦ fLIftUORS¦ seeking quick and ready solu- a plurality. Pat McDivitt and her four 1 :, ^5 % tions to such issues as settling rally behind Mao Tse-tung by children attended a Roman The two exceptions both deal "Soviet the war in Vietnam, re-estab- with the consumer's pocketbook : raising the specter of a Catholic Mass at the Ellington I MOST COMPLETE STOCK I lishing law and order at home, Taxes and spending and the threat." Air Force Base chapel. The IN THIS AREA ! handling the racial question, cost of living. The public is di- Bolstering this view was an Mass was offered for the Apollo J taxes and spending, and control- vided 34 to 34 percent on his announcement from Peking 9 crew. 1 — Phone 4970 — | ling the cost of living. On all of efforts to handle taxes and Sunday that Red Chinese mili- Ann Scott heard a special these latter points, Mr. Nixon spending. Even among people tiamen and peasants are patrol- prayer for the astronauts during currently receives positive who voted for him, no more ling with frontier guards "in services at St. Christopher 's I CALLAHAN'S . marks from less than a major- than 50 percent give Mr. Nixon preparedness for war." Episcopal church in nearby I STORE ity- LIQUOR good marks in this area. On the Even Chinese peasants who League City. I. Leonard J. Tschumper J| In terms of specifics, here is cost of living, the balance is carry manure to the fields con- | 119 Main Open Fri. to 9 P.M. Sat. to 10 P.M. % the way the President is rated negative by 27 to 34 percent, sider it "a counterattack w flmo(m»wrwmww»w^iW?wi»x»?wmwm»w^^ £.' by a carefully drawn cross sec- although 39 percent are still un- against the Soviet revisionists," Most Offices Get tion of the public, consisting of decided. the broadcast added. 436 households surveyed be- 1 ^—_——__w. I 1, Significantly, before he took Press reports in Hong Kong 2 Nominations in tween Feb. 24 and 28 > The sam- - TOWN ... A detachment of 1 battle on a disputed island in Jr., and treasurer, Warren tive tive Sure In the civil rights and race the Ussuri River, which sep- | AND CONSULTATION ROOMS or I \ the Fort Henry Guard from Kingston, Ontario, performs | Korte, both incumbents. iii % % % area, Mr. Nixon's initial rating arates the Soviet Far East and S! I colorful 18th Century drills pri the Civic Center Plaza in | Overall Job is 37 to 29 percent, with 34 per- Nominated for chairman were Manchuria. Moscow said 31 of William Wojchik || Home Demonstrations Without Obligation j | Chicago as part of the ceremony in which Mayor Richard | Rating 57 23 20 cent undecided, However, his its soldiers , incumbent, Daley His press were killed and 14 and Albert Benning; for assess- \ J. welcomed the Stratford Festival of Canada. Mo- || negative scores are piled up were wounded. China has not conferences 60 16 24 chiefly from two sources: Ne- or, Michael Hogan, incumbent, If HEARINGS AIDS 5 ments later the cannon in the foreground boomed to signal |I released casualty figures. and Rudy Hesch; first the festival's opening. (AP Photofax) Cabinet ap- groes who give him a 40 to 35 super- | SALES, SERVICE, REPAIRS & BATTERIES fI | pointments 51 25 24 percent negative rating and visor , Arvin Reglin, incumbent, Approach to supporters of George Wallace nnd Charles Rippley; second su- I WRITE PHONE 1 domestic who are also 42 to 32 percent pervisor, Albert Benning, in- I P.O. Box 912 784-7632 | policies 51 25 24 cumbent, and William Sendel- 329 negative about the President on Striking Coal MAIN ST., LA CROSSE, WIS. I Handling rela- the race question. In this sensi- bach , and constable, Maynard ^ tions with tive area Mr. Nixon is initially Olson and Julius AverbacK. H I , • ... -. ,,..,„...,,,„ * > 'V^4**.V.*>YVV 'y and order <18 22 :tO scarcely higher than that of his - Handling civil Striking coal miners have rights and predecessor, Lyndon Johnson. agreed lo return to the pits after 22,000 Doors? 2!) However, Mr. Nixon has not yet Gov. Arch Mooro Jr., Claim Marooned race 37 34 inherited the large negative signs a II Handling Viet. "black lung" compensation bill i ' :-y. nam negotia- ratings which accrued to Mr. hut say they'll continue their Mustangs Are 1 % tions in Johnson , who had a majority fight for stronger legislation. ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦¦ • ¦ giving him low marks on the Gaining Strength ...:¦:' ' -;¦£&¦•¦*¦- | Paris 34 2!l 3fl A three-week strike by 41,000 HI1 ii H ¦' 1H _fl_____ Vietnam question during his miners WBmtWx n _wm \ Approach to has halted the state's MINDEN , ^_ taxes last two years in office. A coal production Nev. (AP)-Seven- and . ty wild horses marooned spending 34 34 32 rather high 38 percent have a in Handling cost wait-and-see view about the More thnn 2,001) delegates deep snow after fleeing poach- ers "nre definitely of living 27 34 30 President's efforts in Paris. It from about two-thirds of West picking up is clear, however, thnt the pub- Virginia 's United Mine Workers strength" after twice-weekly • Easily (he most outstanding lic expects to bo pragmatic in union locals meeting Sunday hay drops since Feb. 2(i, says a : WANT Impact of the new ' President its judgment and will base its first shouted down a motion to sponsor of the effort, . can ho touml in his press con- final evaluation on actual re- end the walkout ns soon as pos- Tho muslnnga are stranded on ferences. As n communicato r, sults. sible, then later agreed/to end a ridge of the 9,000-foot Pine Nut ho i« scoring well. Ho has par- A comparison of the initial the strike when the hill is Mountains cast of Lake Tahoe, ticularly impressed the signed. Tho snow is as deep ,1 more expectations ahout Mr. Nixon's Miners said their food ns 15 feet, AD % affluent sector with the crisp- performance witli these ratings ond coal to heat their homes are and tho horses were starving ne.ss nnd frankness of his re- after taking office, reveals that in short supply. until the Pino Nut Mustang As- sponses to members of the the new President Is scoring The stato legislature, after sociation was formed. press corps . higher than expected among haggling for weeks over two "We're going to continue to Mr. Nixon's Cabinet appoint- these segments of tho public: bills, approved a measure late drop hay until the animals can ment, which have been tho sub- Saturday night. return to their own habitat un- Democrats, Negroes and those der their ject of some initial controver- in the under - $5,000 income Mooro probably will receive own strength," snld sy, nonetheless meet with gen- tho bill Tuesday nnd is expect- Ed Court, owner of a helicopter bracket. Those feeling less pos- service eral 2 to I approval. Although itive nbout tho President thnn ed to sign it immediately. who is paying for tho air FOR operation , worth $170 an hour. jj most of the specific Individuals they thought they would include The bill provide]- flro not yet familiar figures to workmen's "If we take them down now, those who voted for George compensation benefits tho American public tho pulv for min- thoy would become prey to , Wallace, conservative Republi- ers with pneumoconiosis poachers lie impression is thnt of an able cans , or who take them in nnd , nnd people with incomes "black lung, " nnd liberalizes sell them for the ; YOU! and efficient group of adminis- of $10,000 nnd over. Although ment thnt is f l\ > tho requirements for determin- used for dog food." WHITE ... California's Christmas card trators. the President is doing better ing that a man Is i li BLANKET OF | In his first approaches to suffering from Two pilots bravo 70-milc-an- pier at Meelcs Bay on Lake Tahoe thnn expected In normal Demo- tho ailment , which Is caused by hour winds and in March shows snowy | world problems, n majority cratic strongholds, ho has not "it's extremely deeper in some spots than at the peak of the breathing coal dust, dangerous," Court said Sunday. | where snow is | stand fn support of Mr. Nixon 's yet fully satisfied tho hopes of ¦ ¦ famous 1952 snowstorm which was described as tho worst || efforts in general. It is clenr people in tho rural and border Tho largest fee Abraha m Sesame i.s a herb grown main- Sierra blizzard of the century. Drifts in tho central Sierra | | that his European trip was well stato areas where he Lincoln did so well ever received as a ly for the oil obtained from its 1 Call 3321 range more than 50 feet. (AP Photofax) | received at homo nnd certainly Inst November, lawyer wos $5,000. seed. - l , B LL''?J .'"'' -''1-'!"? !^x .vf->-'>vT'>>v> '«H^ww -riww-Starz, Stanislawski, previously an in- lems. John Burns, Zumbro Falls, to the Bear Val- FIRST CASUALTY . . . Busty Schweic- Schweickart took the boy to a local physician spector. Maxwell R. Singer, L e w i s t on, ley Watershed District. Terms preliminary treatment and formerly a toolmaker, The team aides will be visit- "King of the kart 8, walks to a waiting auto with his who administered has been as are three years. the visit to a specialist. Rusty named tool room foreman. ing familes in the area obtain- New Offer Made Crop." He was mother, Mrs; Clare Schweickart, Sunday recommended ing information in order to pro- Sheriff's deputies Roderick for a trip to an eye specialist. Rusty suf- is the first member of an Apollo 9 astronaut's Joining Gale Products at selected by the Adams Jr., and William La vide assistance and inviting fered the injury, when hit by a small plastic family to be injured while the flight is in Galesville, Wis., as supervisor of them to use the services of Vat) Vogue were authorized to at- shipping, receiving and inven- To Teachers tend the five-week law enforce- toy while playing at home near the Manned progress. (AP Photofax) team. Houston Texas. Mrs. tory was Roger Walters, Gales- ment school at Arden Hills in Spacecraft Center, , ville. Gale Products is a Lake May. Center affiliate. several years of prior expert* At La Crescent County highway employes will At Rushford Leonard H. ence with the Micro Switch Di- join Teamsters Union Local 160 Chamber Tourist Erickson was named chief en- vision of Honeywell Inc., Free- LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe- at Red Wing. Ralph Warthesen, Wabasha Firemen cial) Neuman Dakota Scouts gineer for Rush Products Co., port, 111., in several phases of — The La Crescent Board board chairman, will negotiate Grouo to Meet another affiliate. Erickson had production engineering. of Education last week offered for the county. Employes have rj xrrrr-re tyrrr rr w ry frr-r K£SKvWKJtW3J' S'*!SV5*^»WTJWWVTwwwmn J-Jl„-r-. r t \L< / «*¦ a third proposal to the La been working toward joining The tourist committee of the ^gMfftgfflinVfrl ^^j iMMJaU ^ rf /.wa-M-.*..* i__ i *M,*et* ^g Gres^ Buy ! Radios; ^ '" , - the union for several years. Plan Court of Is t' cent Education Association. . . Chamber of Commerce will S3 *}. The new proposal put the A forfeited land sale will be meet Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at held April 22 at 2 p.m. in the base at $6,300 for beginning Nahrgang Williams Hotel to formulate Members teachers on the BA level. This auditor's office. Honor Tuesday plans for the coming tourist Add 3 FHA members The board went on record to WABASHA, Minn. (Special)— is up $300 from this year's for this award DAKOTA, Minn. (Special) — season. , support county filing of automo. committee hoate's 1 schedule. Teachers presently in the first of its Scoutmaster Ralph Grant, and C. E. Linden, Wabasha Volunteer Fire De- /^ bile liens. y the schedule will receive a one^ kind to be pre- members of Troop 19 went on chairman, said there are sev- partment has voted to purchase " j 11 V^^^r . « step increase plus the raise. A' sented here. eral important matters relating new equipment costing about teacher now teaching for the an overnight camping trip last to tourist promotion on the \f / f *<4 The chapter Friday, spending the night at $1,800. fi i first year would receive a $540 fi' w e e t heart agenda including the production ¦ Two Girls lead Queens Bluff. Last week, the Funds for three radio sets, raise, yy- y - -?¦' .y : " . . ¦:::' Hoppe Karen fluke , of a new brochure promoting same group went swimming at K _I^______C_<____^______^______I____ ^______BE Other- J>asei on the schedule daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ells- Winona. hopefully to be installed before I ^____B______B__5e____3iMk-wtMA. t? ¦ % F? ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ the Winona YMCA. Next Tues- . Include $6,400 for a BA plus worth Ihrke, Utica, was pre- Lanesboro Class and flood season, were purchased day evening Cub Pack 19 with money raised at the an- 16 credits; $6,600 plus 30; $6,900 sented with the official Sweet- LANESBORO, Minn. ¦ — Carol Troop 19 will provide the main for a beginning teacher with heart jacket by the chapter Contests at Erttrick nual poultry sale last fall and \' Peterson with an average of program at the Dakota school a MA degree, and $7 200 for president, Warren Hoppe. valedictori- ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) - from the sale of fire extinguish- * 96 has been named gym for their sponsors, the Par- which firemen maintain a MA plus 15 credits. Chapter awards were present- an of Lanesboro High School. ent-Teacher Club. A court of Only the trustees drew opposi- ers, The BA would range from $6,- ed to: James Goss, dairy man- SalutatOrian is Joyce Olness honor will be held. tion- at the Village of Ettrick an3 service. S00 to $8,700; the .MA from $6,- agement; Darnel Duncanson, with an average of 95.47. Until the February 21 Blue caucus Thursday night. Incum- One radio unit will be install- beef; James Neumann swine; ed in the No. 1 fire truck; two 900 to $10,200, with the highest , Other senior honor students and Gold banquet, uncertainty bents Lewis Sandler. Wayne salary on the schedule at $10,- Glen Bonow, crops; Joseph are Barbara Draper, Kathy about an institutional represen- Erickson and Donald Beirne are portable units. Through this 650 for a MA plus 15 credits Heublein, sheep; Richard Muel- Enright, Greg Erickson, Debo- system the department will tative hovered over the two will be opposed by Conde Mack, _ with 10 years experience. ler, soil and water manage- rah Flattum, Steven Hadolf , groups. David Romine had Edward Brecklin and Albert work in coordination with the ^______f______k^flH^^EJHHB HLm ment; Warren Hoppe, public Charles St. Mane, Becky Re- sheriff and police and can cal! Total cost of this proposal is moved to his new assignment Gunderson at the election April other departments. Michael speaking; Dennis Wirt, creed dalen, Vicki Simpson and Mar- near Eau Claire, Wis. Since $41,928 and constitutes a 7.6 speaking; Jeffrey Rupprecht 1. Nominated without opposition Boyd, sales representative for percent average raise. No men- , lyn initm. then, Bruce Bearwald volunteer- were incumbents A.. M. Hogden, star green hand; Glen Bonow, Carol, daugh- the Motorola Co., Minneapolis, tion of family health insurance ed to serve in that capacity. president; Robert Wall, clerk; order Warren Hoppe and Joseph ter of Mr. and Cub Scouts will do the flag put the units on rush , was made by the board. Teach- Heublein, leadership, and War- Smith Beirne, treasurer; Fran- with arrival expected in from paid Mrs. Alton Pe- ceremony- and advancements ers are presently receiving ren Hoppe, scholarship. t e r s o n, has cis Patten, assessor, and John six to eight weeks. He said pri- health insurance. will be made at the same meet- Sorenson, constable. ^Honorary , chapter farmers participated in ing. Parents and guests are in- ority is given to flood area or- The board will meet again nafried were Arnold Hoppe, band, chorus; CHAIRMAN AT ARCADIA ders this time of year. Wednesday when it will make vited. The PTC meeting will be- Walter Nahrgang and Henry speech, pep gin at 8 p.m., with Mrs. Otto ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) — A demonstration and film on its best offer to the teachers Neumann. club and classs' Mrs. Richard Glowcheski has radio communications were giv- be set- Dobrunz presiding. because salaries must plays. She is a On March 27 been named Easter Seal Society en to familiarize firemen on use tled by March 20. member of the . , Cub Pack and of the radios. Depending on the Troop 19 youths will preside chairman for Arcadia. ¦-' ^LmmmmmmmmW^mfw^S^J^^f^l^^A^I^L Easter Seal Society National Honor terrain the radios can span 10 * Supt. William .Stetzler said over a pancake supper at the the board will take the initiative Society and miles. QS! Committees Named Dakota school gym serving to Jim Ranvik, Darryl M. j BmmmmmmmmmmWmmmmT%Y ^BB ^3BK W Spanish club Carol , wachter, The department has recruited in pressing for an agreement begin late in the afternoon. Kerns, Robert Liebsch, Rocky with the union representing the BLAIR, Wis. (Special) — and of the Union Prairie four new members so as to Mrs. John Taylor, Whitehall, Church where she is active in Ralph Grant is scoutmaster ; Gile and David Henderson. custodians. In other business Ray Dickson, residing in Dres- The Cubs met each Thursday keep membership in the 22 to 25 chairman for the Trempealeau Luther League and Sunday range. New volunteers are Nor- the board will consider admin- , school teaching. bach, will serve as assistant. at 3:15 p.m. in the Ralph Grant istrative salaries for next year; County Easter Seal Society has man Loechler, Richard Meurer , named the following local Joyce, daughter of Mrs. Darrell Ford, resident near Lu- garage. The troop meets on discuss changing entrance age therhaven, is cubmaster.' Mrs, Tuesday evening, 7 p.m., in the Hugh Theismann and Gerald 5 chairmen for the annual county Pearl Olness, has participated Stroot. of kindergarten students to in speech, chorus, pep club and Ralph Grant, Dakota, den moth- Grants' recreation room. by Sept. 1, and hear a report campaign this month. They A turtle feed followed the are: class plays. She is a member er, is assisted by Mrs. Robert Hostesses for the PRC lunch- from the committee appointed of the National Honor Society Afeldt and Mrs. Joseph Brown. eon, following the Scout pro- meeting, served by Marlyn Ait- to study building possibilities. Mmes. Richard Glowcheski , ken and Sheriff Ed Lager. Arcadia; Donald Stanford , and at present is assistant edi- The Cub Scout committee is gram, will be Mmes. Roland Blair ; Cedric Suttie, Caledonia ; tor of the school annual. Joyce composed of Fredrick Augustin, Papenfuss, Walter Bartz and SERVICE AT NELSON Lambert Tulius, Dodge; Gor- has been active in student Jerald Duerwachter and Glenn Richard Brown. <^w i^J I council and Trempealeau ARC 1 •vO< 1 l %fC^{ i \ \ rorPor rreoP^» ic !fiL.. sit ma rea who works for Dow Chemical dren's school nnd sho nlso help- WHALAN, Minn. (Special) — ;i PERMANENT PRESS FABRICS IN A CHOICE OF i fWUWWMIWWWWVVWVVI Co., Fresno, is tho son of Fred ed with this year's Mothers' Tho Erickson-Itoso American ] Eltrich, 3720 Sth St., Goodview. March of Dimes. Legion Post of Whalan will ? COLORS. FREE ESTIMATES - SALES - PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION Tho couple moved to Califor- Sho relaxes through her affil- servo a ham dinner in honor of J nia 10 years nfio. Their address: iation with tho ACTS (Associa- tho Legion's birthday at the 942 Rosebrook Ave, Clovis, tion of Combined Talent and club rooms Tuesday evening at 5950 Calif. Service) workshop which alio 7:30. All paid-up members of UMo j Although raining and keeping helped form five years ago and the Legion nnd Auxiliary and LYLE'S FLOOR COVERING house for seven children is with which she performs. Tlio their families nre invited. I ' ! HIGHWAY 61, MINNESOTA CITY enough to keep nny woman group gives performances for George Judy is Legion Com- I MEN'S DEPT. — FIRST FLOOR ! LYLE & JOANN ZIEGEWEID, Ownora busy, Mrs. Eltrich decided she rest home.., the handicapped , mander nnd Mr.s. Arno Sever- ' Opon 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ >¦— - - ¦ • ' ¦ - — - - ___ ,i* needed more activity when hes tho blind, etc. son is Auxiliary president. N — - ., , .,-i SWU of See. 5-107-e. Rlebird H. Darby et ux to J. R. KeMer Property Transfers et ux-Part ol W. 10 acres of SE*i of SV. V4 of-See. 31-107-e, lying S.'-ot the Week In Winona County et ux to H. I House of j^/keller Richard Darby WARRANTY OBID —Part"' of W 10 acres ot SEVi of SWVi Nell O. Nelson tt ux lo LaVernt N. of Sec. 31-107-4 lying S. of highway. Nelson et ux-SH et HW,i HVi el SWA, Flnl «at/on«l Benk of Winona to Lyl» SWA Of SWAi 614 Of SEW of SW.i and G. Woreomb ef ux-W. *50 jfc «f E.. 100 W% ol SB'A ef Sec. 25, alio SR'A et ft, of S. 15 ft. of Lot 8 ancf ,W. 50 ft. New Permits SE'A of Sec. 2M05-9. . '. . of E. IOO ft. of Ut 9, Block 92, O.P. l Winona Sand & Gravel Co. lo Howard Split Leve Winona. French Mansard Roof on ol L. (ailtr -Pir * of NEW of HE'A ef Sec PROBATE D0ED By ANDY LANG 19-1077. - Clarence H. Schaffner, deceased, by The split level sprang to popu- Wesley Larson at ux to Michael J. administrator, to The Bradtjurn Corp.— Leonard et ux-W'ly 75 tl. ot Lots 1 fc pert ot Lots 16 and 17, Plat of Subd. Mostly for after World War II, but 2, Block 4, DJVII Subd. In Village of 20-107.7. larity of Sec _ / . has been dressed in many tradi- Goodview. . DICKERB . Henry G, Palubltkl et ux to Abts Agen- Anne Fort, deceased, to Ihe public— tional architectural styles in the cy. Inc.—Lot V, Block A, Ui Curtis Md. S. 49 ft. of Lot 30, Lake-Side Out-Loti ensuing years. to. Wlnoeia No. 7. to Wlnone. Remodeling Here's one that could very Eugen« A. Corny et ux to Carl W. well be nestling in a French Dietrich «t ux-E'ly 50 ft. of Lot 2, METALLIC ANTIQUING KIT Remodeling of existing struc- Block "B", and Lof 3 except W'ly «5 have the metallic tures dominated the city's con- countryside. Its outstanding ex- ft. In Block "B", all In Jenkins fc Want to terior feature, which has a dis- Johnion'i 2nd Add. to Winona. look — without paying the struction scene last week, ac- Fred P. Frederiksen lo Donald J. antjquing kit cording to George Rogge, city tinct interior advantage, is a Wieczorek et ux—Lot 5, Joseph Becthofd price? Try ia new Subdivision of.Village of Goodview. sug- building inspector whose office mansard roof , invented by 6 that does precisely that, , Robert G. McQueen et ux to Calvin J»aint, Var- issues building permits. French architect in the 17th cen- K. FrleserH-Lot . 8, Block 35, Olrlglnal gests the National Park Plaza Hotel, 151 John- tury. Plat, City of Winona. nish and Lacqher Association. Calvin K. Friesen et ux to Robert CM- Now you can "silver" an old win St., drew a permit for the IT HAS two slopes on each plewikl el ux-E'ly ID ft. of fractional remodeling of the lobby. Cost Lot t, Block 4, Norton' s Aid; to Wl- chest, small table or the pedes- of its four sides. Because the none. tal base of a round table — was listed as $900. lower slope is very slight — al- Joseph D.. Rlngjmuth et ux to James F. Neeck et ux-Part of Lot 10, Block quickly and inexpensively. And Gertrude Phoskey, 668 Wash- most vertical ~ the dormered ington St., received a permit 30, Plat of. Plumer's Add. to 'Winona. the patina of this Kt makes top floor has virtually the same HD? ROOF over main living area intersects mansard mouldings and heavy cornice details add further interesting Doyle Hopkins et ux to Ten Ark, Inc. with all, types of for interior remodeling of her amount of headroom as the area —Part of the NV4 of NEW, ' Sec. 35- it blend well property at 619 Main St., at a roof covering bedroom wing in split level wit! French touches. 10W.- furniture — from contemporary below. Clarence E. Smith af ux to , Patricia cost of $100. architectural features. Delicate door and window-panel ¦ L. Helse-Lot 5, Block . 43, O.P.. of Wl- to early American. The mansard roof in this case . - I ! ! .' I _: _L- : ^- Ray Grulkowski, 667 E. Broad- is directly over a spacious bed- none, except 94 ft.; W'lr ,5 ft. of S'ly way, drew a permit for remod- 56 ft. ot Lot 4, Block _ ^, , 0.P. Winona. room wing, highlighted by a Edward J. Harlert et al to.James W. eling. Tlougan Rusco is the con- luxurious master bedroom suite. tyoard. to Open Soderberg—Lof 5 and Wlyi 15 ft, of Lot tractor and cost wag listed at Hamilton's Add. to " Winona,,¦ except ¦ E'ly The sleeping quarters, with long New School Bids 7 - . .. . . - ..- ¦ ¦ $200. 25.4 ft. expanses of wall space for easy Terrance K. Beach- te Alton A. Pa- A permit for interior remodel- furniture placement, stretch 19' ELEVA-STRUM, Wis. - The penfuss et ux—Part ef tot 13, Plat of ing was drawn by Cecil Now- from the bedroom hall to the Eleva-Struna school board will Subd. of Sec. 12-105-5. ' W ' lan, 617 E. 2nd St., for the rear of the house, with glass A. M. Oskamp Jr. et ux fo James W. property at 112 Mankato Ave- open bids March 27 at 8 p.m. Soderberg—Lof 5- and W'ly 15- ft. ot Lot doors leading to a private bal- on additions to the Strum and 4, all in Block 36, O.P. Winona. nue at a cost of $250. cony. Winona Management Co., Inc., fa John Sagon, 450 E. King St., Bruce McNally-Part ot E. 330 ft. of An archway connects the Eleva . elementary schools. ww ot SWA of Sec 34-1077, lying received a permit for remodel- room to a large dressing area Last October electors of the N'ly of highway. . ing at a listed cost of $50. with mirrored vanity and two district approved borrowing QUIT CLAIM DEED A WRECKING PERMIT was $200,000 for the work. Estimate Beatrice L. Beach tb Alton A. Papen- closets. Adjoining the dressing fusi et ux—Pert ' of- Lot I3» Plat of drawn by Armin Boettcher, 720 area is a glamorous private by the architect is about $23,- Subd. ' of Sec. 12-105-5. V7. 4tb St., for the dismantling bathroom. In addition to a vahi- 000 per classroom. About 6,833 Paul J. Kronebusch et ux fo Francis of a garage. Curt Malmin is tory with full mirror above, square feet will be added to, Hoflman^-Part , of Lot 32 of Subd. of tbe contractor. there is a free-form Roman tub Eleva elementary at an estimat- Dollar valuation for permits set in a tiled floor, and a water ed cost of $107,125 and 4,600 drawn so far this year is $2,- closet screened from vie$ by square feet at Strum at about 529,151 compared with $1,250,940 ornamental wrought iron rail- $74,210. The money, borrowed for the same period in 1968. ings and gates. would - cover 6 percent archi- Four permits for new houses tect's fee's. ' have been taken this year com- TWO OTHER "bedrooms, each Plans call for five classrooms POLACHEK pared with only one on this with double exposure, are serv- at fileva and three at Strum, same date one year ago. ed by a sizable bathroom with plus storage. ¦ ¦ ¦ 7 ' ¦ '¦ " - ELECTRIC^ . a double-basined, plastic-topped ' 7 - . . vanity and full mirror, as well Glass bottles and decanters Building in Winona . Ss a tub with shower. Two linen are difficult to clean. Try cut- ' 875 W. 1969 Dollar Volume . .$2,529,151 closets are in the bedroom hall. ting Wm Architect William G. Chirgotis lemons in small pieces and Commercial ...... 379,199 dropping them into the bottle, Howard Residential ...... 142,550 has given the same kind of |j ^ spaciousness to the main living half filling with water, and - SEE US FOR - Public (non- shaking well. taxable) ...... 2,007,402 level. The living room is 23'6" New houses ...... « Iong, is directly to the left of a • Sheet, Plate and Volume same large foyer and has two front Structural Steel Work windows. The adjacent dining date 1968 ..;.,- .. ,..81,250.940 • Welding and Boiler MB Phone room is accessible from the Repair Work living room and the kitchen, REPAIR « 977S The kitchen has an efficient lay- We guarantee out of cabinets, appliances and complete satisjaction. H Jm • Homo Building \ £¦• Cabinet Work counter space. fj_\ It is enhanced by an impos- "'* I I • Remodeling I ing dinette area in the form of l WINONA BOILER amaPHONE 7466 a semi-circular, floor-to ceiling For Complete Personalized bay window with nine casement & STEEL GO. windows. Not just a little snack Building Servica Contact space, it is large enough for all GEO. KARSTEN Phone 5M3 informal family meals as well General Contractor 163-W Wo%i Front Street BRUCE McNALLY as breakfast. BUILDING CONTRACTOR OFF THE kitchen Is the fam- Phone 8-1059 ily room, 19' long, set off by a 304 Lake Street striking arched fireplace built into a brick wall. Next to the fireplace is a sliding glass wall that looks out to the rear gar- den. The rear oK,this room, with its fireplace and glass wall, can HAGER Jbe seen directly from the front foyer, creating a fine first im- pression for visitors. A powder CABINETS room is conveniently located off the foyer. O 14 Door Stylet The level underneath the bed- rooms has a O 4 Finisher er Unfinished two-car garage, a playroom opening to the back- FLOOR PLANS ... Everything is on a grand scale in this yard, a den or fourth bedroom 0 Oak or Birch Wood bath has space for laundry split level arrangement, with special emphasis on the master and a bath, complete with stall equipment, which is concealed O Special Cabinet Built bedroom suite, long hying room and kitchen-dinette combina- ffi ^)nF Tg*___l*y^?**"^^«Sfl ^SH ^6__ !_ 3T i'JSsf shower. The alcove connecting when not in use by a folding Atfiffln * T 4 J&^^j&tll^mmmmmmmW0* ^mm\)Etim\wSwmmmW *m\ e Vanity Cablnots the playroom with the den and partition. tion. 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String Ended for their first exhibition season have been scored as a home Charley Walters and Bill Zepp Jim Kaat and infielder - cut- baseball victory, weren't sched- run." . . were inipressive. Oglesby, the fielder Cesar Tovar remained By MIKE RECHT trouble." ranked Bruins in the tourna- uled today but Manager IS) three holdouts. Catcher Associated Press Sports Writer Coach John Wooden of UCLA ment Thursday night in the Far Billy Nettles also had a single in youngest Twin .player at * the only Martin called a practice session. four trips, while Tony Oliva and held the Tigers hitless in two John Boseboro agreed to terms Hope once again springs eter- felt the loss "might help us in West regional. The rookie - tournament play. There were reveral less spec- dominated lineup Jim Holt got doubles for the innings' and became the first Saturday. nal in the human breast, thanks of the Twins has lost , three "We were not fired up. They tacular upsets in the first round straight games, including a 6-3 to the Southern California Tro- wanted it a little more than we as Miami of Ohio surprised loss Sunday to the Detroit Ti- jans. They have proved that did." 17th-ranked Notre Dame 63-60, Weber State sli gers. The Twins return to action UCLA's basketball team is mor- USC, a crosstown rival which pped by Seattle pushed the Bruins into double 75-73 and Colorado State edged Tuesday at Winter H:./en, Fla., tal after all. against the Boston Red Sox. overtime Friday night before Dayton 52-50. Elsewhere, the fa- Detroit, after shelling the Where only two days ago the losing 61-55, beat UCLA for the vorites advanced. Twins 10-0 Saturday, started off teams remaining in the NCAA first time in 18 games on Ernie Fifth-ranked Davidson ousted the same way Sunday, exploding postseason tournament were Powell's jump shot with seven lOth-ranked Villanova 75-61; Du- given little chance of dethroning for five runs in the first inning - seconds remaining. quesne, No. 9, had a 74-52 off Jim Roland. powerful UCLA, the luch-beat- Playing a slowdown game, the breeze over St. Joseph's, Pa.; Denny McLain, the Tigers' 31- en Trojans made the once im- Trojans, who lost li games this Marquette, No. 14, blasted Mur- game winner, allowed a run in possible dream come true. season, took oa'y 20 shots and ray State 82-62, and Texas A&M the second inning but picked up USC, which is not even in the hit 12 of them. But just as im- bombed Trinity, Tex., 81-66. the victory. Bill Freehan pow- tournament, did it by upending portant, they held giant 7-foot North Carolina, No. 4, moved ered a three-run Detroit homer the Bruins 46-44 Saturday night 1% All-American Lew Alcindor into the tourney by getting by off Roland and Wayne Redmond in a colossal upset in the last to 10 points, largely on the play Duke 85-74 for the Atlantic belted an inside-the-park homer regular season game for both of 7-1 Ron Taylor. Coast Conference title, and Col- in the seventh inning. . clubs. The loss ended UCLA's New Mexico State, 24-3, a 74- orado won a bid by winning tha Graig Nettles hit his second 41-game victory streak, its 85- 62 first-round winner over Brig- Big Eight crown with a 92-73 homer of the spring season for game string at home and was ham Young Saturday night, will rout over Missouri while Kansas the Twins with a two-run blast only its second defeat in SO get the first crack at the top- lost to Kansas State 64-57. in the fifth inning off John Wy- games. att. While the loss probably will "Herman Hill tried twice to serve to arouse the methodical pick up Redmond's ball in cen- Bruins when they begin defense ter and he dropped it both of the NCAA title they have won times," Martin said. "He was the last two years, it also has looking at the cutoff man and given all challengers the new idea that UCLA can be beaten. ¦ ¦ : ., ¦:*¦ ¦ ¦ w '* * . . "It only proves UCLA is MINNESOTA 010 MO 000— 1 4 1 mor- DETROIT ...... 500 00O IOX— ( 3 2 tal," said Lou Carnesecca, Roland, Oglesby (3), Walters (5), Miller coach of St. John's, one of the (fi) and Mltterwald; McLain, Lasher (J), Wyatt (J), Face (7), Tlmmcrman (t) and teams that advanced to the re- Freehan, . Cernlch (i). W—McLain. L— gionals last Saturday with a. 72- ROIartd. NRs—Minnesota: Nettlei; De- 63 victory over Princeton. troll: Redmond. "The loss could be a great thing for UCLA because it now takes the pressure of the long winning streak off, or it could Pipers Lose be that the team is mentally and physically tired. If that's the case, they could be in for Opener of KLLLEBREW FANS . . . Minnesota Twins' Harmon Kil- of the game with Detroit in Lakeland, Fla., Sunday. Both lebrew, in a pinch hitting role for the pitcher, lets the bat teams were using the experimental pinch hitter batting for the fourth inning the pitcher that teams are trying this spring. (AP Photofax) Esposito May Road Swing fly out of his hands as he strikes out in LOUISVILLE, Kj\ (AP) - Have Lock On The Minnesota Pipers started a TRAIL FLYERS BY FOUR six-game road swing on the wrong foot Sunday, losing 118- Scoring 104 to Kentucky in the American Title Basketball Association. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Colonels, taking over first That click you just heard place in the Eastern Division, could very well have been Phil got 42 points from Louie Dam- Gran t Stars Tie Blues Esposito snapping the lock on pier and 31 from Darel Carrier. ' the National Hockey League ST. PAUL «. — The Minnesota Grant, because he's only one they're struggling for fourth "There can't be any more scoring championship. Chico Vaughn, with six three- to pressure than there is on us North Stars and Danny Grant goal away from tying the NHL place in the West Division Esposito who busted past the point field goals, led Minnesota 30 goals by a rookie. qualify for a Stanley Cup play- now, as a team, to make the with 23 points. are in the National Hockey record of 100-point plateau last week, League pressure cooker: The North Stars, because off spot, playoffs," Grant said Sunday The Colonels put the game out after his two goals carried the scored his 41st goal of the sea- of reach in the third period son and added three assists Sun- Stars to a 2-2 tie against West day night when they outscored the Pipers Division champion St. Louis. , leading Boston to a 29-14. W.-7-7 - -W*. 7-2 rout over Los Angeles. Com- ;-^he defeat left the Pipers two "I'm looking forward to both," bined with Montreal's 2-2 tie gigfioaes vbehind^ Kentucky in Grant said. "It would be nice against New York, the victory fourth place. to get 30. But there is a lot at moved the Bruins within one Minnesota plays at Houston stake in the playoffs. It tells point of tbe Canadians in the siz- Tuesday '. night, at Dallas Wed- what kind of season you've had, zling East Division race. nesday night, at Oakland Fri- both individually and for the The four points gave Esposito day and Saturday nights, and at team." .107 for the season—12 more than Indiana neit Sunday. The next The North Stars are 4 points Chicago's Bobby Hull. Esposito home game is March-19. behind the fourth place Phila- has 11 games left to play and delphia Flyers, going into this Hull has 10. week's games. In other Sunday action, St. Marquette wis The Stars play Boston at home Louis and Minnesota played to a Tuesday night, at Montreal 2-2 tie and Philadelphia Thursday night, Philadelphia at thumped Oakland 5-3. home Saturday night and at St. In Saturday's games, Mont- Second Shot Louis next Sunday. real tied Los Angeles 3-3, New York whacked Pittsburgh 5-3, HAZZARD HOPPING SATCH... Atlanta Braves assistant Philadelphia, who has played * trainer Satchel Paige does some exercise hopping over a row two more games than the Stars, Philadelphia and Toronto tied At Kentucky 2-2, Detroit belted Boston 7-4 of bats during his daily workout in West Palm Beach, Fla. meets only Minnesota and Chi- (AP MILWAUKEE OR — Last year cago in the next week. and St. Louis took Oakland 5-2. Saturday. Photofax) the Kentucky Wildcats knocked The pressure cooker -Marquette out of the National blew off Collegiate Athletic Association a little steam against St. Louis basketball tournament. Thurs- before a crowd of 14,487. Min- day the Warriors will have a nesota defenseman Tom Reid chance to return the favor. was ejected from the game in Marquette won the right to the first period after he vicious- meet Kentucky in the Mideast ly protested a charging call Regional at Madison with a sur- against him. prisingly easy 82-62 victory The ejection also touched off over Murray State at Carbon- Minnesota General Manager- dale, 111. Coach Wren Blair, who charged "I'm real pleased to play that officials seem to "have a Coach Adolph Rupp again," conspiracy against us." said Marquette Coach Al Mc- "I'm not screaming about Guire. "We'll be sky high and what they call on us, but what so will they, and I think my ______H HfH VI Hi ll fl^^^N^E^^F£BV^^Pj ^|NH^^^R4HD ^ they don't call against the other ^ boys will jump a little higher." team," Blair said. But it was the Warriors' run- "All he (Ref- ning that qualified them for eree Bill Friday) had to do was give Held the 10-minute the Mideast Regional. They major Fiberglass belted, polyester cord tire outdid the speedy Racers at penalty and walk away. But he HBHHR their own game and hit Murray wouldn't do this." State with a pair of first-half Reid said later he swore at BFG SILVERTOWN BELTED HT knockout punches. the official because "it was a IHH Marquette outscored the bad call in the first place." | Racers 16-6 and 8-3 -in two Blair described it as a "dirty bursts to take a 42-32 lead into call." the dressing room. The Racers Goalie Cesare three maWfKeKKKiaKefaHKafeKK^K^aaan^KaaaaaaaKBaaKKmM^:^..: Maniago, vic- cut the bulge to . tim of the St. Louis goals by But George Thompson, who PACKING A PUNCH . .. Ray Tozer pionship Saturday. Greg, who went on to Barclay Plager led all scorers with 23 points, and Ab McDon- (left) manages to evade a round-house right win tho three-round bout by a decision, will ald, aggravated a rib injury dropped in eight points in three go back in the minutes and Marquette was by Greg Thomas during a bout for 55-pound ring tonight In the title and wnp .replaced in the second home free. boxers ot the Toronto junior boxing cham- match. (AP Photofax) period for 'the second time in the game by rookie Fern Rlvard, who held tho Blues scoreless. Rlvard will start against Bos- ton. Will Bucs Evade Injury Bug? Grant's second goal at 11:46 of tho second period tied the Front End Complete (Fourth of Scries on der and couldn't take his nor- training when Alley, his regular His .291 last season represent- game from his when his 20-foot shot from League Team Prospects.) mal swing. Willie Stargell ran shortstop, was sent to Norris- ed a Cfl-point dro^j lead- the side found a slight opening , Pa. for observation for a Brake Relme into a wall. towi ing .357 in 1967. Tho shoulder between goalie Glenn Hall' Alignment (AP) Alley's stand- mysterious shoulder ailment also handicapped his throwing. s Our apcclMlali BRADENTON. Fla. - Freddie Pntek, . knees and the post. Olir specialists Correct enstcr. Jm, rollno nlU Jim Dun- Alley hurt tho shoulder in lato H— wm mm ^^ When Larry Slicpard got tho in, was hit by a pitch. Stargoll has trimmed down Hall kept his spell on camber toe-in , ton-out Brown Pitts- ning pulled a muscle and then '67 and had trouble putting any- abbut eight pounds to 224 in the to5 W05 $&«$ * <^AQ^ '« thru '» word from .Too , Stars, kicking out 28 shots and manufacturer s fipcciflcntions ,*r g M ** I hmka drums, «i> ffU/J Ford burgh general manager, that ho sprained an ankle. Tommio Sisk thing on tho ball last year, while hopes ot lifting his average remaining and .safety-check your car's Bd|!,sl Wi11' £!,t,vr< 1 won. slumping to .245. from unbeaten against B I r ro m M TV P * ?.' Was rehired for another term ns twisted an ankle. It was a Its career low of .237. them this year. staring. . « I "'° «' &k\ N RW ¦manager of the Pirates, ho der Shepard didn't cut his Mazeroskl never was able to Matty Alou, who lost the bat- "It was a busy day, A Tot»l co»1 - P»rU called up his wife. throat. ting title to Pete Rose of Cincin- " Hall Steorc. Clearrl ofI Accidents!u » i I shako off a bad muscle pull last said. "Those near misses keep | ,„d ubor Most Other Cars ... $34.9$ "We're going to be back in "I still think we had the mate- nati on the final day despite a 1 '--—~www—mmmmmm—mmmm *mmmmMmmmmmmmmmw. ——Mmm —mmm. ~mmmm ^mmmmmmmmmmm ~a—* year and was unable to work you moving," Pittsburgh," said Shepard with rial to compete witli anybody in .332 Season, is the center fielder, f himself Into top condition, COMPLETE UNDER-CAR CARE ... a lilt in his voice. tho National League,'' said A flanked by Stargell In left and FIRST PERIOD — 1. Mlnniioln Onnl ——— "That's nice," replied Mrs. Shepard, "but everything went winter of rest, has restored tho Clemonto in right. Jl (O'lfiit, Ntnnt) 3i37i 1. II, Loulu Moz of old, "I|o got up to 195 D. Plimr 11 (Roberts) llioo, Petnlllei Shepard. wrong." Shepard plans to take some of —Plcird (SL) iiAA, Sabourln <«T) Ui *' ; "If that's what you want, it's "I don't know yet how tlio and ground balls even went tho catching weight off Jerry Read (Minn) minor, pam* misconduct ]'i40. fine. I just don't want to put in kids will work out. Wo have to through his legs," said Shepard. May nnd will give Manny Snn- _ tmmWMM he SECOND PERIOD J. S). Uul »| Mc another year like last year." replace both Maury Wilis and Now 's down to 165." Rulllen , a .316 hitter at Colum- Donald 1" (Htnry, Btrtmon) hlO. 4, TAGGART It was thnt kind of n year for Donn Clendcnon, who went in Clemonto Mlnnatotii Grant ]t (O'Shta, Liroit) DANKAMbnluAKU. Baltimore 7-6. Win 1af (AP — Ken winning his first golf tourna- Wednesday— Aaron, however, was hit on ORLANDO, Fla. * Still and Sandy Koufax have ment. Worthington vs. Mankato, the right knee by a Pete Mikkel- finally came 7:30 p.m. something in common beside a Ken's moment sen pitch in the seventh inning both Sunday at the $115,000 Citrus Friday- today s Braves- personal friendship—they and will miss ' waited a long time to become Open with a final round 70 for a Championship, 8 p.m. Yankees exhibition at West 72-hole total of 10-under par 278, Fla; And White, winners. REGION THREE Palm Beach, But while Sandy sat on the one stroke ahead of Miller Bar- (At who joined the Yanks on a Dodger bench waiting for his ber. But it came the hard way. Montevideo) weekend pass from the Army, Thursday— chance, Still bounced around 16 The friendly, 34-ye---old bach- will be back on duty at Fort years from job to job before elor from Tacoma, Wash., said Canby vs. Olivia , 2 p.m. Dix, N.J. ' ' - Gaylord vs. Madison, 7:30 he felt he'd' win the tournament While Aaron and White were after an eight-foot putt for a par p.m. delivering the long ball in the Friday- 5 on the first hole of the par 72 THEY DID IT! Jubilant University of Southern Cali- he sank a basket in the closing seconds. UCLA had won 41 pinch for the Braves and Yanks, Rio Pinar Country Club course. Championship, 7:30 p.m. ;. . . helped six Light Action (44) off the floor on their games in a row and had beaten USC 17 straight times until conventional homers But his prediction was prema- fornia fans carry Ernie Powell other clubs nail exhibition victo- REGION FOUR Saturday night after Powell beat UCLA when Saturday night. (AP Photofax) ture. (At Williams Arena) shoulders in LA ries. He hit into a lake on the 165- Wednesday— Joe Lis bit a three-run blast in Over Weekend yard, par 3 12th for a double bo- St."'-Peter vs. St. Paul Cen- . v- ttelQth[ inning, keying Philadel- gey and scrambled for a par 4 IN FINAL 120-76 P ^ : phia s S-taiHumph .."over Pitts- at 14 When he found the water tral ¦¦ ¦¦¦¦- — - ¦¦*¦" J5OM¦ «i ¦ ' , 7:15 p.m. rmmmm— ¦"¦ • i - ^^—^ "-i - Alexander Ramsey vs, Os ^ burgh. Larry Hisle and Johnny On Pin Front again. And at 18 his second shot seo; 8:45 p.m. CalBson also homered for the The weekend's top individual landed in the gallery. Saturday— Phillies and Jose Martinez con- bowling came in the Westgate "I started io cry in the middle Championship, 8:45 p.m. nected for the Pirates. Guys and Dolls League where of the 18th fairway because I Rookie Ken Myette pitched knew if I'd par in, I'd win," he REGION FIVE Marlene Flanagan toppled 195— Purdue Sets Bevy of Marks three scoreless innings and 508 for The Big Oasis and Bill said. (At "When I finished I felt like Williams Arena) clouted a two-run homer, lead- Frederick hit 227—580 for Fred- Thursday— CHICAGO «. ' — Having King was right. It was Although Purdue might season with the one sided ing Cincinnati past thev Chicago jumping over the top of the TV erick-Huff. The Big Oasis re- stand. I've never been so hap- Willmar vs. Albany, 7:15 won the Big Ten crown with the narrowest margin of haye to play without the triumph over Indiana. White Sox 4-0. Detroit scored corded a 782 game and Niemey- services of Herman Gilliam, Rick Mount again led the py." p.m. ease, Purdue's record- victory at home for the five runs in the first inning- er-Stahmann had 2,147. Mpls. South vs. Bloomington breaking Boilermakers are Boilermakers, who had to the Boilermakers figure ; to way with 40 points to set three on Bill Freehan's homer Barber ¦blew himself out of Lincoln, 8:45 p.m. going to do a little basket- come from . behind in the be prohibitive favorites over a Purdue record of 810 for —and whipped Minnesota 6-3. HAL-ROD — Pat Thrune's 188 contention ' when he topped his Friday- ball homework before en- second half to subdue the the Redskins Thursday one season and a Big Ten Homers by Dalton Jones, Reg- — 485 paced the 69ers to 2,080 tee shot at 18 and landed his Championship, 8:45 p.m. tering the NCAA playoffs. Redskins. night at Madison, Wis., in mark of 493 in 14 games, gie Smith and Billy Conigliaro in the High School Boys second shot under the bleachers Their first opponent will After Purdue" smashed the semifinal round of the breaking the standard es- powered Boston to a 124 romp League. Clydes had 737. for a double bogey 6. REGION SIX Al Nelson spilled 203—532 in be Miami of Ohio, a band Indiana 120-76 Saturday to Mideast Regional, which tablished by Ohio State's over St. Louis. Johnny Pott, tied after the (At St. Cloud State) of Redskins who ambushed also finds Marquette play- Gary Bradds in 1964. Joe Morgan hit a two-run shot the Moon Liters League. Arliss third round with Bert Yancey, Tuesday— and scalped Notre Dame set a school scoring record, ing Kentucky. Illinois and Ohio State Nelson ripped 168 and Betty wound up at 280 with Orville King hustled off to a tele- as Houston flattened the New Melrose vs. Pelican Rapids, 63-60 in Saturday's opening "Our bench has done a both won Saturday to fin- York Mets 5-3 with five runs in Bedig 462 while Kiekbusch-Jusr Moody. playoff round. split 7:30 p.m. vision set and caught most tremendous job since Hera ish in a tie for second the third inning and Al Ferrara tin and Roberts-Harstad Gay Brewer finished at 281. In The Redskins aren't go- of Miami's victory over team honors with 815 and 2,231, at 282 were Lee Trevino, Dave Thursday'— sprained his ankle," said place, four games behind touhed off a four-run second in- Starbuck vs. Crosby-Ironton, ing to trap the Boilermak- Notre Dame." respectively. Stockton, Tom Weiskopf and ers because Purdue played "One thing that bothers King. "But I'd breathe a the Boilermakers Illinois ning burst with a two-run wal- 7:30 p.m. . lop, pacing the San Diego Pa- Carol Lilla's 172 started tlie Lee Elder. Saturday- Miami earlier in the sea- me," he continued, "is that lot easier if he's in there. defeated Northwestern 7fr-66 Ding Dongs cn their way to Yancey posted a 283 and tied son. The result was a 78-70 the team has changed quite I'm not sure if he ¦ dres to a 6-2 victory over the for 10th with Jack Championship, 8:30 p.m. 'll be and Ohio State dumped San Diego Marines. 930—2,658 in the High School Nicklaus, victory for the Boilermak- a bit from the time we ready. It's one of those day Michigan 95-86. Minnesota Girls League. Wendy Pozanc 1968 champion Dan Sikes, Dean REGION SEVEN ers but Coach George King played them. Some of the to day things." downed Michigan State 78- San Francisco cuffed Cleve- Refram and Dale Douglass. land with five first-inning runs had 463 for the Wild Ones. (At Hibbing) recalled "It was one of our guys -who started against Purdue wound up the Big 65 and Wisconsin closed out tougher games and routed the Indians 9-3 for a WESTGATE—Viola Overland Thursday- at home this us weren't in there against Ten campaign with a 13-1 Iowa 84-74 as all five home 194—454 for the Dou- season.'' Notre Dame. 3-0 exhibition mark. Willie scattered Moose Lake vs. Hibbing, 8 " record and was 20-4 on the teams were victorious. ble O's arid Aaron Castle tum- Peerless Wraps p.m. bled 243—529 for the Wild Ones (At Dnlnth Arena) in the Kings and Queens Up Bantam Title Thursday— League. The Bowlers had 774— BANTAM 2,158 and for the Jokers 2,158. Duluth Central vs. Eveleth, Pearson Wins WL WL 8 p.m. La Vern Buchholz' 211 paced Peerless Ch. 14 1 Sunbeam 5 it Friday- Buchholz-Wieczorek to 754—2,- Athletic Club 12 3 Bub's 4 11 Warriors 10th Redmen Club » 4 Cent. Meth. 1 U Championship, 8:30 p.m. 104 in the Jacks and Jills League. Individually, Isabelle Once-beaten Peerless Chain REGION EIGHT Carolina 500 (AP ) Chelmowski socked 167, Rose wrapped up the Park-Rec Ban- (At Grand Forks, N.D.) ROCKINGHAM, N.C. - Stachowitz 423 and Wayne tam League season With a 36-6 Tuesday— They say auto races are won or Luhmann 552. victory over Bub's Saturday. Bemidji vs. Ada 7 p.m. In NAIA Mat lost in the pits, and the first per- , son to agree would be David Daryl Anderson's 185—500 Chuck Mueller had 18 for the Thief River Falls vs. Kenne- OMAHA, Neb.-Jim Tan- although we were a little and Ben Schneider's 208 lifted winners. niehill disqualified on a miffed over Tanniehiirs Pearson, who won the Carolina dy, 8:30 p.m. , Schneider - Anderson to 400— Sunbeam edged Central Meth- Wednesday- dubious ruling in the semi- disqualification in the 500-mile stock car classic Sun- finals, came back to win semis, said Winona State day. 1,127 in the Fathers and Sons odist 17-16 as Tom Mateyka hit Championship, 8:30 p.m. " League. Floyd Kadel had 574 10 ' and the Athletic Club rip- third place in the 152-pound coach Bob Gunner, today. "We made 13 pit stops," said class at the NAIA wrestling Tanniebill had won his and John Sherman 571 error- ped the Redmen Club 22-11 be- Pearson after picking up a less. WISCONSIN tournament here, Saturday. first three matches on pins check for $16,150, "but the crew- hind 10 from Tim Rubash. Teammates Bill Hitesman ' - GItEEN BA" SECTIONAL and was leading 9-2 in the called the shots. They got me ini (167) and Pete Sandberg semifinals when he Friday— * was dis- and out of the pit so fast tbat I (145) finished fifth and qualified for using what the. got caught only once with the Kimberly vs. Pulaski, 7 p.m. sixth respectively, to round Green Bay East vs. Wabe- , referee termed a body race running at full speed." out Winona State's place slam. Pearson , who dominated the RESERVEYOUR PLAGE no, 8:30 p.m. winners. Saturday— He came back, however, race for 310 of the 500 circuits of Championship, 8:30 p.m. The Warriors finished 10th to win his two consolation the one-mile North Carolina Mo- in over all team standings. flight matches and take tor Speedway, finished more IN HISTORY. IA CROSSE SECTIONAL (Cofo.) Adams State won third. than a lap ahead of Dodge's Friday— its second straight title Hitesman and Sandberg Durand vs. North Crawford, Bobby Allison, a previous win- with 98 points. The Univer- also won their first three ner here. 7 p.m. sity of Nebraska at Omaha matches before losing. Baraboo vs. Onalaska, 8:30 Third place went to Cale Yar- was second with 84 points, Winona State closes its borough p,m, Lock Haven (Pa.) State season this weekend , like Pearson a mem- v at the ber of Ford's factory Saturday- third with 60. Wayne Web.) NCAA meet in Provo, Utah. team; Championship, 8:30 p.m. State fourth with 57 and ¦ while Paul Goldsmith in a Dodge and Richard Petty in a MANITOWOC SECTIONAL Upper Iowa fifth with 44. UW COPS FINALE Ford finished fourth and fifth , Friday— THE CHASE Over 70 teams competed in ... St. Louis Blues' defenseman Jean-Guy the three-day tournament. respectively. Mayville vs. Neenah , 7 p.m. Talbot reaches for the MADISON, Wis. wi - The puck ahead of Minnesota 's Danny "Considering our physical University of Wisconsin over- Manitowoc vs. Sheboygan Grant in the second period of the NHL game in the Twin condition (three Warrior South , 8:30 p.m. came a 1-0 deficit in the second Eddie Donovan, general man- Cities Sunday. The team fought to a 2-2 tie. (AP Photofax) regulars: Rog Jehlicka , period to end its ice hockey ager of the New York Knicks, Saturday- Ron Oglesby and Ron Moen, Championship, 8:30 p.m. season Saturday with a 5-1 vic- doesn't play golf but he coached were Injured) we finished tory over Lake Forest of Illi- three undefeated golf teams at MARSHFIELD SECTIONAL about as well as expected, nois. Friday— St. Bonaventure University. Schofieltl vs. Wausau , 7 p.m. Neillsville vs. Weyauwega , Sievers 2nd in 8:30 p.m. Saturday- Championship, 8:30 p.m. PLATTEVILLE SECTIONAL Friday— State IOO Free Boscobcl vs. Janesville Crai**, 7 p.m. MINNEAPOLIS , Minn .-Jun- Diver Mark Nichols was 10th Beloil vs. Madison East , ior freestyler Jeff Slovcrs led in his event while Joel Ivjunk- 8:30 p.m. Winona High to a 12th place kufl came in llth in the 100- yard breaststrok e Saturday — finish in the Minnesota High . Championship, 8:30 p.m. The Winonn School swimming tournament High 200-ynnl RACINE SECTIONAL medley relay tenm of Mark Frid ay— nt Cooke Hnfl on the Univer- Ferdinandsen, Ljungkull, Tom Muskego vr„ South Milwati sity of Minnesota campus .Sat- Robinson nnd Todd Taylor also kee , 7 p.m. urday. finished llth. Miiw. Lincoln vs. Beloit The Hawks finished with 2G'A The Hawk 400-yard freestyle Turner, 8:30 p.m. points, Hopkins, tlio tournament relay team was hampered by Saturday— favorite , splashed to an easy an injury suffered by Jon Hoh- Championship, 8:30 p.m. victory, finishing with 24r>'/.t mcisler in the preliminaries. SPOONER SECTIONAL polnls to runnerup Rochester HohmeLster wns knocked un- Friday— Mayo's 139'/_. Defending cham- conscious in n pool accident OUTTHIS Osceola vs. Rico Lake, 7 pion Edina was third with 131 and wns unnbTe to compete, pLL COUPON. points followed by Golden Val- although he was not hospital- p.m. Write the Peace Corps, Washington, D,C. 20625 Kmi Claire Memorial vs, Su ley 8, Hibbing 77, St. Cloud ized . I . | perior , 8:30 p.m. Tech 70, Robbinsdnlc C7, Bloom- Assistant coach Larry Cling- | ? Please send me information. I lngton Kennedy 65M- , Marshall mnn, hnndling tho tenm in the Satin day— I ? Please send mo an application. I Clwmnionshio. 8:30 n.m. IJ High Wh , Austin :I1V4 , High- absence of head conch Lloyd WIHTEFISII HAY land Park 28 nnd Winonn. Luke, snid ho wns not disap- SECTIONAL Of thc. 58 teams participating pointed by tho team's finish. in the tournament, only 29 scor- "Wc finished nbout whero wo I Addittt , . . _._ _....„ _...... I Friday- ed points. Winona also finished expected to. Sievers swam well Milwaukee Custer vs. Wau- 12lh in lust year's tournament. for us in the 100-frcestylo to I CH/ __. _ I wntosa West , 7 p.m. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦y """" Sievers finished second in (lie. give us the most points. When h • ¦ ¦A^ui,^. „\M\mmmmmm *MmmmmmmmwWBMWi-.t ,., .-jrma_& --| ¦I -. iiiwi_ >i ,atKen Still i.hlithod a ¦ p.jlil'r ior»lro Prairie, 8:30 p.m, chester Mayo's Jeff Latz and score nny points nt nil, Retting . , ment , tho Citrus Open , Sunday in Orlando, f' . m connoinliivi with Thn Advmtlslno ' _5l_ I Luunr.il Bfid iho Internal,oiul Nowupapci AdvoitiMiiu I xicutivoa. " I Saturday— came in eighth in the 50-ynrd 2fite sounds pretty good," ho Tacoma, Wash., uses body engllsh to sink Flo. Still shot a 10-under-par 278. (AP Photo- I •>*? Championship, B:30 p.m. freestyle. I said. his final putt nnd win his first PGA tournn- fax) I I I p.m. New York Halvorson, Villanova is Stock Prices Basketball Space Agency in Allied Ch 32% Inland Stl 35% POWDER¦ ¦ PUFF Allis Chal 26% I B Mach 301% Scores Still Best in Hal-Rod . • ¦ W. L. Amerada 106% Intl Harv 33s Winona Insurance 17 4 i Hanson Lead Book Nook 1* 7 Am Can 53% Intl Paper 37% Average Up, MINNESOTA Walklni Products 17 7 Am Mtr 11% Jns & L 61% Dorn'» I» • Money Trouble? District I IC4A Track Randall's 11 * AT&T 51% Jostens 31% Championship! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SI. cfairs ' ,. » « SPACE CENTER, Houston But as NASA one spec- Am Tb 37i/8 Kencott 48% Austin Ih Albert lee U. Country K itchen IC 11 piled All-Big 9 ' ' y . District » "I was running for the team, Springdale Dairy 18 11 (AP) — The fascination of tacular on top of another, inter- Anconda 52 8 Loews 42% But tosses AUSTIN, Minn. — Ten seniors Chimplcmhlp: not myself tonight, Marty Liq- Win Craft. Inc. . ..: « l< flying to the moon may cause est tailed off , officials say. Arch Dn ' ... - .. Mann MM 98% have been named Oiylord 41, Redwood Fills ». Holiday inn ...... 7 14 problems for the National Aero- Armco Stl 587/8 Minn P L 24% to the Big District 11 uori of defending champion "Vil- Sugar Shack 5 It Apollo 8's loop-the-loop of thc Kramer & Toyt Plumbing . " 17 nautics and Space Administra- Nine All-Conference basketball Championship: lanova said after leading tbe moon last December was a high Armour 54 Mobil Oil 59% team as selected by Big Nine Madison Sf, Grinltt Fells SA. Wildcats to the IC4A Indoor AC LADIES tion when it tries to get money Avco Cp 377s Mn Chm 47% Lead Gains sportswriters and sportscasters. District 11 Athletic CIU6 W. L. for less glamourous flights. point, tbey say, and Apollo 9, an Beth Stl 32% Mont Dak 33% Championship! Track and Field Champion- Koehler Body Shop iSW ift NEW York (AP)-The stock Big Nine champion Rochester Olivia if, Glencoe 5f (3 OTs). ships. Winona Knitters ...... 14 7 NASA nas plans on the draw- earth orbit flight testing the lu- Boeing 49% Marcor 51% market presented a mixed pic- District ll Winona Oil ...... 13 It ing board for extensive earth or- nar module, has been a letdown, Boise Cas 63ft Nt Dairy 40% John Marshall came away with Villanova , coached by Jim El- Hot Fish Shop 18 11 ture today, with the Dow Jones Championship: bit flights, including laborator- Even people in the program Brunswk 18% N Am R 37% two spots on the squad, one on Bloomlngton Lincoln 14, Hopkins 4*. liott, captured the 48th edition Lantern Cafe I'A IJ'A industrial average higher but Channlng Co. .... I U ies with up to 100 men spending feel this. One flight controller the first team and another on District l» for the 10th time in 13 years as Catpillar 46 N .N Gas 58% losses ahead of gains on the New Championship: months in space. called Apollo 9's flight a* "lame the second five. Austin was the his Liquori-Ied Wildcats came KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Ch MSPP 49& Nor Pac 54% York Stock Exchange. Trad- Albany 54, St. Cloud Tech 41. Athletic Club W. L. duck mission." Chi RIRR 28V4 No St Pw 29 only other team to have two District 31 up with three meet-record per- Weaver & Sons 51 21 Bat projects of this type Mill ing was moderate. players chosen, both on the sec- Chsmpionshlp: formances in taking the team ti- Culllgan's 37V4 34V4 cost billions, and some NASA of- But space officials believe, Chrysler 52 .4 Nw Air 78y8 Pelican RapfoTs ii, Ostreit LaMt it. Polly Meadows ...... M 3« Cities Svc 62'/8 Nw Banc 65% Losses ontnombereJVadvances *-r ond team. tle with 46 points to 32% for run- Briggs 34 31 ficials worry that after a moon that the real payoff of space District 17 * Com Ed 46% Penney 45' by about 70 issues; The ad- Championship: ner-up Maryland. Merchants Nat'l Bank .... 33 3f landing, an earth orbit flight flight will come first from earth /a Making up the first five are Furniture) in Eveleth «0, International Falls 41. Home HVVSOtt ComSat 44 Pepsi 45 vances had held a slight edge John Marshall's 6-5 Mark Han- And Liquori the 19-year-old LAtCESIDE will be anticlimactic and hard orbit flights. Scientists in orbit- District 31 , and the Con Ed 33 .4 Pips Dge 45% early trading. Westgate W. L, to sell Congress tax- son who can play either guard Championship: sophomore, stretched his un- t!^ ing space stations will be able to Liquor ...... 75M 30 Cont Can 65% Phillips 70% The Dow Jones industrial av- or forward: He averaged Hibbing «, Greenway of Coltralne 41. Westgat* payers. predict weather accurately, as- JJ beaten string to five at New Wally's Supper Club ...... tiVt 2t Cont Oil 70% Polaroid 107& erage at noon was up 2.17 points points-per-game this year and Louise's Liquor ...... «7 2% "It doesn t come across as a sess crop growth, find minerals WISCONSIN York's Madison Square Garden at 913.35. is the lowest scoring member Shorty's Bar & Cat* 71 37 television spectacular as well as hidden to men searching on the Cntl Data 131% RCA 42 WIA*. REGIONAL before 9,106 Saturday night. . The Dow had been ahead Holiday Inn ...... 43 25 flying to the moon," said one earth's surface and even locate Deere 48% Rep Stl 45V4 of the first five. Madison Title— the Winona Printing Co...... AiVs 2H4 from the start. Gains, however, Madison East 41, McFarland 44. Liquori set his record in Hauser Studios ...... 51 Vi 14V% space official. "It doesn space officials Dow Cm 74 Rexall Am The top scorer is Owatonna's 't have schooling fish , had held a slim early lead Wausau Title— mile-run as he was clocked in Pickwick Inn „¦¦ 4 0 the same definition of a' believe. du Pont 155% Rey Tb 41% 6-5 Dan Halvorson, named at a ¦ fixed Wausau 41, Rhinelander AA. 4:05.3, breaking ex-Wildcat SUGAR LOAF goal." But they agree the value of East Kod 70% Sears R 65V4 which eroded as the session ad- guard position. Halvorson lei Salem Title— westgate Points vanced. Beloit Turnir 71, Kenosha Tremper Dave Patricks mark of 4:06.1. Black Horsa 30 When Americans first started these flights, in ratio to the Firestone 58% Shell Oil 64% the Big Nine with a 29.7 mark, ' Club Midway 24 Of the 20 most active stocks . S»..; 7 The Cedar Grove, N.J., young- flying in space eight years ago cost, is still theoretical. And Ford Mtr 49% Sinclair Hof Brau UVs Jack Gudnecht from cellar Waukosha Title— on the New York Stock Ex- ster in his four oth er outings at Warnken'i Meats IA any manned flight sparked a theory, they say, is sometimes Gen Elec 89 Sp Rand 47% dwelling Faribault joined Han- Wauwatosa West /4 Goodrich 48 Texaco 82% popped in points at a 22.3 clip. Ashland Title- At the U.S. Track and Field Olir.n - Tultle 17 13 Goodyear 57% Texas Ins 99% Brokers said the Dow industrial s 6-6 Kevin Thorn Superior to, Port Wing 41. Heflman - Hopkins . 15 15 Gt No Ry was higher because "there Mankato' River Falls Tllle- Federation meet in Milwaukee, Knopp - Lubinski ...... ¦ 14 u 53% Union Oil 53 Meyer - Howe '. 14 H seems to be a bit of institutional was the starting center. Thorn Osceola 56, Frederic SI. Wisconsin took the most titles Right to Examine Greyhnd 21% Un Pac 51% Alice Sheet Metal 13 17 buying of some of these quality was the fourth leading scorer Cedarburg Title— as four records were broken. Schaufentli - . Peterson .... 11% UH Gulf Oil 42% US Steel 44% Glendelt M, Sllnger 7». and blue chip stocks. The in the Big Nine with a 20.4 Mark Winzenried of the Badg- SATELLITE Homestk 42% Wesg El 65% Nconati Tltla— Weslgale W. L. strength in blue chips shows the mark. With his addition the first 75. Honeywl 125 Wlworth 29% Neenah 84, omro ers lowered the meet mark in Cozy Corner ...... 22 I Transcripts, Logs market is starting to develop a five averages 6-4V& per man. Oconto Title— the 880'yard run to 1:51.8 while Walkewskl's l» 11 Pulaski it. Clintonviile 41. Tri-County Electric 16 14 WASHINGTON (AP) - Crim- tions which the government was firmer tone." Gudnecht, Halvorson and Gus- Wales Title— Dan Tague of Texas El-Paso Cock-A-Dsodle-Doo ...... 15 15 building its Muskego 7.1, West Allis Central 41. inal defendants whose conversa- not entitled to use in WINONA MARKETS Despite higher gold pricei tafson were all unanimous selec- bested the 600-yard standard Chicken Villa 1* is Janesville Title— Winona Heat Treating .... 14 H tions or "premises" were case against them." abroad, gold stocks generally tions. - Craig. Si, Evansvilli 30. Janesvllle with a 1:10.4 clocking. Garvin Brook Tavern .... 13 17 bugged by federal agents have a Joined with White were Chief Swift & Company were lower. Mondovi Title— Unknown ...:...... 7 23 These quotations apply to hogs deliver- The two Austin cagers on the n, Gilmanton 41. Wisconsin's other victories Jus- Durand right to examine government Justice E,arl Warren and ed to the Winona Station by noon today. Sun Oil preferred, the most second team are 6-7 Craig Gosha Beaver Dam Title— were in the 50-yard high hur- NITE OWL tices William 0 Douglas, Wil- Mayville St, Beaver Dam 54. Athletic Club VV. L. transcripts and logs, the Su- . HOGS active stock on the New York and 6-0 Tim Ball, the tall and dles 5,9 by Mike Butler and Hog market: Steady. Marshfield Title— , Dick's Marine .. 20 12 liam J Brennan Jr. and Potter a preme Court ruled 5 to 3 today. . Meat type, 200-230 Ibs. exchange, was off A at 45%. the short of the squad. In be- . Schofleld 71, Wisconsin Rapids 41, Ray Arrington's victory in the Tempo 19 14 .. 1975-20.25 Stewart. Butchers, 200-230 lbs. Manitowoc Title— Curley's Floor Shop ..... 19 14 This includes government re- .... 19.75 Steels were off as a group. tween are 6-4 Craig Jensen of 1,000 of 2:11.5. Sows, 270-300 Ibs. Manitowoc 70, Vaiders SI. Wabasha 9 24 national secu- Justices Hugo L. Black, John .; 1775 6-5 Mark Badger cords relating to Motors and rubbers were mixed. Rochester JM, Baraboo Title— PARK REC JR. BOYS rity matters. The Justice De- M. Harlan and Abe Fortas dis- CATTLE Prices were mixed on tho of Rochester Mayo and 6-4 Jeff Baraboo 70, Hillsboro 43. Hal-Rod VV. L. Cattle market: Steady. Green Bay Title— Good Guys 5 1 partment has argued strenuous- sented. Justice Thurgood Mar- High choice and prima ...... 27.50 American Stock Exchange. Percy of Red Wing. West Cholca Green Bay E*sf MA, Green Biy Van Hoof Stays Midnight Raiiers 4'/_ !'/_ ly against such action. shall did not participate, pre- 2^.50-27.00 The second five averages ex- 52 (2 OTs) . Wildcats A 2 Good 23.50-25.00 Beloit Title— ' Crazy Eights ...... 3 3 sumably because of his recent Standard , 20.00-22,50 . EASY STAGES actly 6-4. Jensen is the top scor- Beloit 78, Blanehardvllia 4». Unbeaten in Ring Strikers 3 3 The point of the examination Justice Department service. Utility cows 17.00-19.50 GOA, India W) — Prohibi- er of the group with an 18.7 Onalaska Title— Raiders 3 3 by defense attorneys is to deter- Canner and cutler . ... 15.00-18,50 tion will be a seven year Onalaska 70, Gale-Ettrick 41. Trolans 2 4 VEAL mark and Badger the lowest at Rice Lake f llie— Tom Van Hoof , Winona's Royals 2 4 mine if prosecution was built on Veal market! Steady. hitch in India. 14.4 R/e« Lake 70, Brace Si. light heavyweight boxer who Toppers 3 4 illegal eavesdropping. Top choice , XO.OO The national committee of Milwaukee Custer Title- Comets li/j 4'A Good and choice ... 25.0O-3fl.OO 41, Milwaukee Mar- won the Upper Midwest Golden Milwaukee cusler LEGION The government already had Commercial ... 18.00-2^.00 the governing Congress Party shall 47. Gloves championship recently, Hal-Rod Points conceded its obligation to dis- Won't Talk of Boners 17.00-down has given seven years' time Milwaukee Hamilton Title— defeated Ron Onefeather of Teamsters .14Vi Milwaukee Lincoln 45, West Milwau- close illegal bugging if the bug- Bay State Milling Company for nationwide introduction of Omaha, Neb., Sunday by a un- Oasis Bar 14 La Crosse Wins kee «. Hamernik's ...,....; 14 ging helped the prosecution. But Elovalor A Grain Prices prohibition. Viroqua Title- animous decision at Stillwater. Walklna 13 it maintained this examination One hundred bushels ol grain will be North Crawford 51, Viroqua 52. Onefeather is the Midwest Bauer Electric ...... lift Ihe minimum loads accepted at the eta Appleton Title— East Side Bar ....10 should be done by a federal Lower Soybean valors. (First Pub. Monday, March 10, 19S») Brlllion 4». Klmberly 43, . regional champion. Mu'ual Service ..,,..,.. No. 1 northern spring wheal .... 1.53 Slate of Minnesota ) ss. Title- * judge—n ot by the defendant's No. 2 northern WSUC Swim South Milwaukee The fight Was one of several NSP .. . a spring wheat .... 1.51 County of VVlnona ) In Probale Court Milwaukee 45, Racine Park 44. South Winona Plumbing 8 lawyers. No. 3 northern spring wheat .... 1.47 No. 16,894 UP) - La 47, Greendale 45 (3rd). on a card which included sev- No. A northern SUPERIOR, Wis. Racine Case Williams Annex 7 spring wheat .... 1.43 In Ra Estate of The court, in an opinion by No. 1 hard winter wheat Crosse State, doggedly pursuing Lena Title— eral regional Golden Glove Mayan Grocery ... 7 ...... 1.43 Willis J. Merrill, Decedent. Wabeno 71*, Niagara 4f. Production No. 2 hard winter wheal 1.41 Freddie's Bar 4 Justice Byron R. White, a for- Order for Hearing on Petition for Pro- Stevens Point for two days, Eagle River 41 (3rd). champions. No. 3 hard winler wheat Crlvitl 49, ...... 1.37 bate of Wilt, Limiting Time to File Title— . It was Van Hoof's six'h vic- PIN DUSTERS mer Justice Department offi- WASHINGTON (AP) - Agri- No. 4 hard winter wheat splashed home in the final Marlon ...... 1.33 Claims and for Hearing Thireon. Weywauwega <3, Wild Rosa 14. Hal-Rod W. L. No. 1 rvo . 1.14 tory in as many fights this cial, disagreed. He said if the culture Secretary Clifford M...... Grace Mulholland having filed a peti- event Saturday to nail down an Title— Teamsters ...... It • No. 2 rye Owen-Witliee .....;..,.. 1.12 tion for Ihe probate of the Will of said upset conquest of the State Uni- Nelllsvllle «7, Cornell 43. year. Graham & McGuire II t bugging hearings "are to be Hardin and his top aides are re- Winona Rug Cleaning 17 10 I'loi'dlcrt Mall Corporation decedent and for the appointment of versity Conference swimming Plymouth Title— more than a formality and peti- luctant to say outright whether Hours: I a.m. to 4 p.m. Grace Mulholland as executrix, which Sheboygan South 15, Cedar OroVa 41. Viking Sewing Machine ... 17 10 (Closed Saturdays! Will is on file In this Court and open championship. Port Washington •», Sheboygan Falls Buster' s Bar 15. 12 tioners (defendants) not left en- they believe the lower 1969 soy- Submit sample before loadlnj. fo Inspectlon,- 43 Ord). Edwin's Jewelers 34ft 12ft tirely to reliance on government bean price support will cut back La Crosse, not highly rated Denver Defends Dutchman's ... 14 13 Barley purchased at. prices sublect to IT IS ORDERED, That the tiesr In j as a prospective winner, trail- Blancho's Tavern .,;...... 13 14 testimony there should be production this year. market thereof bo had on April 2, 1969, at 11 College Basketball Sloppy joe's t'A 17ft turned over to them the records Winona Egg Market o'clock A.M., before this Court In th» ed the Pointers 50-49 after Fri- NCAA Ice Crown Shorty's Bar-Cafe ...... » 11 Hardin and Assistant Secre- (Winona probata court room In fhe court hous* Indiana 74. Produce, Ziebell Produce) Purdue 120, Federated Insurance ...... S If of those overheard conversa- tary Clarence D. Palmby, These quotations in Winona, Minnesota, and that objec- day's events, and was down 87- Oklahoma 44. in an- apply as ol Nebraska 70, Sam's Direct Service . .^.. ( If 10:30 a.m. today. tions to tha v allowance of said Will, If 85 going into the last contest: Illinois 78, Northwestern 41. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. nouncing the rates last week, any, bo filed before said time of hear- REDMEN Grade A lumbo (white) , .37 Ohio State 55, Michigan 84. ing; that the lime within which creditor! The 400-yard freestyle relay. (AP)—The defending champion Kryzsko Commons W. L. stressed the positive view: That Grade A large (white) , ' .32 Kansas State 44, Kansas 37. ... of said decedent may file their clalmi Docrcr's .. "IVi lift Grade A medium, (while) .... .24 In a breathless close, the In- Wisconsin 14, Iowa 74. University of Denver Pioneers utilization of soybeans domesti- be limited to four months from the Palfrath's Paints .19 14 Grade B (white) 24 Minnesota 78, Michigan State 43. will meet Harvard Thursday date hereof, and that the claims so dians finished the event in Paint Depot 13ft 19ft cally and abroad can be in- Grade c ...; .12 Cincinnati »4, St. Louis 83. filed be fieard on July 11, 1969, at 11 night in the first round of the Sunbeam Bread .12 21 Army Sacks 3:25.5, a second ahead Of Ste- Army it, Rochester (N.Y.) 44. creased by allowing the crop o'clock A.M., before this Court In tho vens Point, and gained enough Kentucky 14, Tennessee 4». NCAA Hockey Championship at FATHER & SON "to compete effectively" in the probate courf room In fhe courl house La. State ID, Georgia SO (1 OTs}. the Broadmoor Horld Arena. Westgate W. L. in Winona, Minnesota, and . that notice points for first place. Florida 73, Alabama 40. Kadel » Kadel 12 3 free market, LIVESTOCK hereof be given by publication of this Miss. Stata 81. Michigan Tech and Cornell Grole & Grote 11 4 Final team totals: La Crosse Vanderbilt 120, SOUTH ST. PAUL order In the Winona Dally News and by Auburn 80, Mississippi 70. will tangle Friday night in the Swinsen & Wise .... 10 5 Bagboys for Plantings have Increased mailed notice es provided by l»w. tre- SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn . W-(USDA) 99 points, Stevens Point 97, UCLA 44. Stahmann & Langowski .... 9 4 Dated March i, 1969. So. Calif. 46/ other semifinal match. The win- — Cattle 4,000; calves 800; slaughter smith & Smith i 7 mendously from 31.6 million E. D. LIBERA, Eiver Falls 87, Oshkosh 62, Colorado 11, Missouri 7i. sleers and heifers (airly active, strong Santa Clara 72, St. Mary's (Calif.) S4. ners will meet in the champion- Schneider & Anderson ... S 7 acres in 1964 Probale Judge. Whitewater 48, defending cham- to 41.6 million last to 25 cents higher ; cows fully steady; San Jose Stata 52, Pepperdine M. Deedrlck & Doedrlck a 7 (Probale Court Seal) Superior 19, ship match Saturday at 8 p.m. Wis?- & Wise 7 s year, which produced the record bulls, vealers and slaughter calves pion Piatteville 43, UC-Santa Barbara 14, Los Angeles Loy- s teady; feeders Roger W. Poole, ¦ r This marks the eighth time in Graham & Graham 4 f Civil Servants steady; load mostly high Stout 2. ola It. billion-bushel crop. Attorney for Petitioner. Sherman & Sherman 5 lo choice 1,279 lb slaughter steers 29.00; .Oregon State IS, Oregon 57. 13 years that the Pioneers, WASHINGTON (AP) - The most choice 950-1,250 lbs 28.00-2875; mix- U. of Pacific »4, San Francisco 71. Welch a Welch s 10 Palmby, who handled nearly (First Pub. Monday, March 10, 1949) coached by Murray Armstrong, Sumner & Sumner 2 13 Army has sacked a squad of ed good and choice 27.50-28.00; flood 24 .50 all news conference questions »o 27.50; choice 850-1,025 lb slaughter Stale of Minnesota ) ss. TOURNAMENTS have made the finals, Denver MOON LITERS MIXED grocery Tremplo Archers bagboys at av nearby relating to the price support re- heifers 28.00-28.00; mixed good and County of Winoni ) In Probate Court NCAA REGIONAL PLAYOFFS earned its berth Saturday night Hal-Rod W. L. post and will replace them with choice 26,50-27.00; good 23.50-24.50; utility No. 16,894 Roberts - Harstad 12 3 duction from University Division with a 3-1 victory over Colorado $2.50 a bushel last and commercial slaughter cows 20.00- In Re Estate ef Klckbusch - Justin 12 3 civil servants who will cost the 20.50; canner and cutter 16.50-19.50; Rose M. Welmersklrch, Decedent. Elect Officers First Round year to $2.25 for 1969, refused to College in a Western Collegiate ROddcll - Nelson 10 5 government about $123,000 a slrongwelghj cutter 20.00; utility and Order for Hearing on Petition for Probate Nelson - Doyle » 7 Eastern Regional Hockey Association regional be put on the spot regarding the commercial slaughter bulls 22.00-24.50; ef Will. Limiting Time to Flit Claims TREMPEALEAU, Wis. (Spe- Wlech - Peters 4 9 year. At Ralelsb, N.C— playoff. Welter - Welter 3 12 move as a way to trim output. cutler 20.00-22.00; choice vealers 39.00- and for Hearing Thereon. cial) — Guest speaker at the St. John's (N.Y.) 72, Princeton 41. ¦ Tho bagboys, part of an anti- 42.00; good 22.00-26.00. John P. Welmersklrch having filed annual meeting of Trempealeau Davidson 74, Villanova 41. HIGH SCHOOL OIRLS poverty group from Washington, "We are encouraging utiliza- Hogs 4,5M; barrows and gills prices a petition for the probate of the Will of Mideast Regional Hal-Rod W. L. were fired after a series of com- tion , which is a paramount im- steady to slrong; however, trading only said decedent and for the aopolnlment Archers, Inc., Sunday night at At Carbondale, III— Pro Basketball Ding Dongs ., 3 0 moderately active on small early sup- of Raymond J. Koch as Executor, which All*y Gators 2 1 portance on this commodity, ply; 1-3 190-240 Ibs 2075 and several Will Is on file In this Court and open VFW hall was Bernard Bul- Mar quelle 82, Murray State 42. plaints from military house- " the Miami (Ohio) 63, Notre Dam* 40. NBA Wild Ones 2 1 Palmby said. loads 21,00; 2-3 190-240 Ibs 20.25-20.75; to Inspection! Rowlinn Bells 1 2 wives who shop at the base su- mostly 20.50; 2-4 240-260 Ibs hoarlntj awa, secretary - treasurer of Midwest Regional EASTERN DIVISION 20.O0-2O.5Oj IT IS ORDERED, That the Goof Offs 1 2 permarket at Ft. Serious inroads sows fully steady; 1-3 300-400 IW), at 11:13 At Ft. Worth, Texas- • ' W. L. Pet, GB Myer, Va. have been lbs 18.00- thereof bs had on April 2, the Southern Trempealeau Ylpplei 0 3 the Texas A&M 81, Trinity (Tex.) 44. Baltimore 31 22 .lit made into the soybean market 18.75; 2-3 400-400 Ibs 14.50-18.00; feeder o'clock A.M., before this Court In County Sportsmen's Club. Colorado Stata U. 52, Dayton 50. Philadelphia ... 31 24 .480 l HIGH SCHOOLS BOYS The shoppers said the boys, Pigs steady; 1-3 120-160 Ibs 17.00-18,00. probate court room In the court house by fishmeal and synthetics as ejec- West Regional Now York At 26 .651 3 Hal-Rod W. L. Sheep 1,200; all classes fully steady, In Wlnone. Minnesota, and lhal mov- mostly high school dropouts Oenerel demand said Will, If Kenneth Wagner showed At Las Cruces, N.M.— Boston 43 31 .581 IVi 4fcrs I 4 substitutes for soybean brood; choice and prime tions to the allowance of meal, wooled of tienrlno; ies on tho progress of the club. Wcbor state 73, Seattle 71. Cincinnati 37 38 .49) IS Dum Dums 7 5 with police records from Wash- slaughter lambs 90-110 lbi 28,50- any, be filed belore said time Palmby said "coupled with creditors of N.M. State 74, Brlgham Young 42. Detroit 29 44 .381 23 Clydes 4 4 , the 29.00; 110-120 Ibs 27.50-28.50; utility and that the time within which Robert Hovell Sr. received ington's slum areas, were rude be College Division Milwaukee 24 SO .321 27. fired bagboys with 20 civilians Stale ol Minnesota 1 ss. Dctlrce - Sccbcld 3S 40 spond to this 2-4 29.00-29,25 Mickey McCnrty, board mem- South Regional Phocn' x 146, San Diego 133. ," Palmby said. . County ol Wlnon« 1 In Probato Court Chelmowskl - Mod|ojk| .., 31Vi AV/, to be hired through civil servico Sheep 100; nol enough ol nny class At Owensboro, Ky. — Boston 138, San Francisco tt, "Maybe the secretary would No. la,79! bers. Rowland - Marsolek ,... 31ft 43ft and paid $2.11 an hour, accord- for a market tost. Championship! Atlanta 134, Cincinnati 107. like to answer that one. In Re Estate ot Ky. Wesleyan 83, Alcorn A8.M 7t. Only games scheduled . GUYS & DOLLS ing to Leonard Sims of the Mili- " Otto H. O. Brandhorst. Decedoif. W. L. Midwest Regional TODAY'S OAMDS Woslgala tary District of Washington. Hardin: "We wouldn't be dis- Order for Hearing on Final Account Af Springfield, Mo.— San Francisco at Milwaukee , Douglas - Nellike 20 10 and Petlllon for Distribution, Championship! Baltimore at I'hocnlx. Homo Beverane 17 13 appointed if they did reduce thc PRODUCE Junior Champ ¦ The representative of the above nnmed SW Mo, Slate 17, S.D. State 74. Only games scheduled, Kosldowikl Evans 14ft 13ft Spokesmen for thc antipover- acreage a bit." estate hiving filed Its final account and Far West Regional TUESDAY'S GAMES Slrcrg - Kuhlmann 16 11 ty group said the problems with Department experts were cau- CHICAGO (AP) - Butter petlllon for settlement and nltownnca At Las Vegas, Nov.— Philadelphia at New York. Prodtrlck - Hull .15 15 thereof and for distribution to the per- Mat Meet Set 0«j)| , 14ft the women shoppers weren't nil steady. Wholesale buying prices San Francisco Stale.. 77, Las Vegas-, All»nt« at Chicago . , _ Th« Big , 171* tious following the price support sons thereunto entitled; Chuchni) - Hlllner .' 12 1» Nevada 72. Detroit at Los Angelos, • the boys' fault, unchanged; 9'i score AA 66; 92 IT IS ORDERED, That Ihe hearing Niemeyer • Stahmann 13 15 announcement about saying The Winonn .Inycces nro spon- Atlantic Coast Conference Phoenix at San Diego. thereof be hnd nn April ?, 1969, at 11:30 Hogenson • Pepllnikl 11 If "All the hoys hadn 't been A 66; no B 63y4 ; Hi) C 60*4 ; Cars soring a .Junior Champ Wres- Championship! only gnmns scheduled. what effect the lower rate might o'clock A.M., before thlr Court In the 8], Duka 74. Morrison • Stork 10 17 saints and all tho customers North Carolina have on soybean plantings this SO B 61%; DO C 62. nrohate coort room In the court house tling Tournament on Saturday, ¦ paints In Winona, Minnesota, and that nollca AHA hadn 't been ," Clifton spring. ERRS steady to firm; whole- March 22, nl the new Senior Flood said, "but I think the wife hereof be given hy nuhllcallon of this tournament is League EASTERN DIVISION ANOKA WINS Next Friday the department sale huying prices unchanged to order In the Wlnone Dally News and by Hifih School. The Nat'l Hockey of somebody important didn't provided by law. W. L. Pit. OB will issue 1 higher; 80 per cent or better mailed notice as open to all Winona boys in EAST DIVISION Kentucky 33 2» .347 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Ano- like it and got to the right per- its annual report on Dated M\»rch «, 1969. T, Points grade A whites 42%; mediums LIBERA, grades 4 (1. Participants will W. L. Indiana 37 32 .336 Vi ka won its second strnifiht Min- son." farmers' planting intentions. E. D. Monlroal 40 17 10 »0 Miami 14 30 .1)1 ) 36; standards 36; checks 27. Probote Judge. compete in either tho Junior Di- Boston 3« H » •» MINNESOTA .. 33 31 .114 2 nesota Hifih School Gymnastics The report will include intended (Probnle Court Seal) vision which includes grades 4-6 NowYork 13 24 I 78 Now Ytrk 17. 48 .]&2 lift title at suburban Robbinsdalc OLKS TOPPIJB acreage for various crops this Streater, Murphv 8. Drosnahin, Dofrolf 33 25 70 74 Attorneys for Petitioner. or the Senior Division which in- Toronto 3» 32 14 73 WESTERN DIVISION Cooper Saturday niglit with 5!) SPRINGFIELD , Mo. (API- year as of March 1—nearly n cludes grades 7-9. Chicago 30 2» 7 47 W. L. Pet. OB points . Whito Bear Lako wns Lincoln of Jefferson City, Mo., week before Hardin announced (First Pub. Monday, March 10, 1969) WEST DIVISION Oakland 31 12 .110 State ol Minnesota ) ss. accord- T. Polnli second with 47.5 points and Coo- held off St. Olaf of Minnesota the soybean rate. Boys will he grouped W. L. Donver It if .3*1 13% ) In Proba ta Court 81 County of VVlnona ing to ago which 51. Louis 34 31 U New Orleans ... 34 32 .!« 11* _ per third with -IC). Anoka cap- 77-72 and won third place Sat- File No. 16,611 weight nnd 24 33 10 38 Oakland Dallas . 31 32 .492 20 In Ra Dstate of offers participant an 11 34 t 51 tm*c>»!WW## *M* dairy fflN SEC' CHIEF. MAN WANTED-oeneral work on 0 II . ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER Want Ads farm. Must be reliable. LeVerne Baeck- For clogged sewers and drains. er. Independence, Wis. - CALL SYL KUKOWSKI Tel. 9509 or 6436 1-year-guerantea, FULL-TIME DRIVERS-Muit Bi_ 21. Ap- Start Herts ply In person. Royal Yellow Cab. Co. WHY FIGHT IT? Replace your tired a- kitchen faucet with a new easy-to-use PART-TIME work during dayll-ht hours. Quite Change NOT IC e 'the holding Judge: now be responsible single handle Moen. Tel. 2737 iww l Clean, good wages, worker This newspaper will swing shift lob preferred. Mason Furni- ; Incorrect Insertion pt ) in the policy of torney said , does a good job of getting right for only ono . ture & Rug Cleaning. Tel. 2M». WASHINGTON (AP - He is major changes I any classified advertisement publish- SANITARY Check PLUMBING 8, HEATING called the "Judge" and the title the commission, which was crit- "Judge Budge is very enforce- to the heart of something with a ed In tha Went Ad section. manager and If a correction 168 E. 3rd St. Tel. 2737 AGGRESSIVE FULL-TIME " he added. "I single question." your ed and call 3321 assistant managers,, (bondabla) wanted says a lot' about the style of icized by Nixon during the pres- ment minded, must bs made. MINI OR GRANNY? Regardless of wliere for retail food store* to open Soon In new boss of idential campaign as "heavy don't think it would be right to said telephone Hamer H. Budge, Another Budge-watcher you wear your hemline, you will appre- Winona. Give name, address, experience handed say the President has picked FOR- v ciate tha convenience and smart oood number and brief resume of the Securities and Exchange ." there need be no concern about BLIND ADS UNCALLED ' .' ¦ him with the idea he'll lay low looks ef the ServaSink for laundry or to B-3 Dally News. . ; . Commission. While refusing to comment on the new chairman, so long as he A-60, if, it, «. utility area of your home. Replace old- delivery or go light on the industry." B-l, 3. fashioned, dingy laundry YOUNG MAN WANTED for , judi- the Nixon charges, Budge said is faced with courses of action tubs wllh (his s li- The quiet, closed-mouth Wall-hung, easy-to-keep-clean unit. purposes, must have chauffeur ' observers! where the law indicates what cense. Fulltime, no students. Apply In cial way of doing business used "I think the SEC will continue At the same time, Lightweight for easy 1-man Installation. figure Budge to be less an inno- must be done. Lost and 'Found 4 person, nd phone calls. West End by the 5ft year-old former Idaho to do its job just as it has in the FRANK O'LAUGHLIN Greenhouse!. 802 W. Kino. past," he said in an interview. vator than Cohen, who kept "He tends to be rather a pur- Basset Hound, no collar. PLUMBING & HEATING congressman puts him in sharp LOST—female ¦ contrast to his old friend and And so do his subordinates, Wall Street constantly on edge. ist on the law, it seemed to : West part ot town. Tel. »-2886. 761 E. 6th Tel. 2371 predecessor, Manuel F. Cohen , many of whom admit they will While Budge spent only three me," he said. "If the law says A Flowers 5 Female—Jobs of Inf. — 26 SALESMEN who resigned last month under miss the stormy weather that years in his pre-SEC days as a plus B equals C then it doesn't matter how activist or nonactiv- ROSE LOVERS—so your roses were stcK HELP WANTEP-Inqulr e Alma Hotel. . Full-time permanent pes!- , pressure from President Nixon. seemed to mark the Cohen federal judge, compared with a and died last year and you didn't know ¦ consulting rosarlans op- DAY WAITRESSES or 6 days week. with unlimited earn- But the new chairman, who years. full decade as Republican con- ist the judge is. He'll do what why? Let our • tions - the time; the law says and nothing will erate. Join the W.R.S. now. Member- Apply Steak Shop. ings. We want aggressive Was elevated to the job after "Nixon has' picked a man gressman from Idaho, ship Chairman, Mrs. Hiram Bohn, 622 Money to Loan 40 on the bench seems to have left. keep him from it." Walnut St., Winona. Tel. 6216. BABYSITTER to assist In cars of 5 men who want to earn more serving as an SEC member who's 110 per cent behind our children, live In optional, Minnesota the more lasting mark. While Budge likes to keep his money and are looking for aince 1964, says there won't be: enforcement programs," one at- 7 City. Tel. 8-1318 after S. who can Money . . ,. - . "When he sits there," an SEC' opinion to himself , he expresses Personals' advancement and Quick LIBRARY CLERKS-One for Information handle responsibility, - to on any article of value ... official said, "he looks like ai concern about giantism in MEMO TO BLAZER: This is to acknowl- desk and the other for typing. Perma- NEUMANN'S BARGAIN STORg , edge your trunk you ad and to thank nent positions, 40-hour-week. Apply at sell major appliances or judge. Thinks like one too. Het American business. you. Ray Meyer, Inn- ' you for the thank Minnesota Stale Employment Anency furniture. We offer the best Dogs, Pets,. . Supplies. 42 keeper, WILLIAMS HOTEL. or personnel Office, Room 208, City in company benefits, Building. puppy and ladles' ' BEST TASTE In town. Compare! Tues. SMALL . PEEKAPOO GRIN AND BEAR IT DENNIS THE MENACE white spring coat, size 12. Tel. M«3. Special: Liver and onions, potatoes, WAITRESS WANTED-Apply In person APPLY AT , roll, butter, beverage gravy, vegetable , after Pliza Hut, 1630 Service Drive. puppies, AKC. 90c. SIDEWALK. CAFE, Miracle Mall. *. TINY POMERANIAN Loving, playful puffs of fur. Sluber Ward from Bluff BIG DUTCHIE, new commercial grade Montgomery Farm 8. Kennels, 4 miles City «87> ~ cleaner, cleans, deodorlies and Miracle Mall Siding on M. Tel. Fountain flOdr ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ disinfects, Comes In J-gal. containers. WAITRESSES 4778. : - . ' -^Special prices on 30-55 gal-.. ' drums. Winona. Minn. for mala, Order now from Big Dutchlj himself, FULL-BLOODED Springer Spaniel, Ray Meyer, Big Dutchie Products Co., Coffee Shop. Will Include doghouse. $15. Tel. 8-3961, Williams Annex, Winona. Morning shift. Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS? A lot Of US Apply in person THERE HAS TO have them. Join us weekly. A self lbs., Sit. Ktmll help group. Write Box 89K FEEDER PlGS-40 after 4:30 p.m. to BE ONE THAT'S Oldre, Tel. Witoka 80-2310. IT'S TOO LATE to start early . . . Jean Starbuck Hostess , boar pig, purebred, about says Frank Chupita. If you have been DI FFERENT YORKSHIRE 350 lbs., for market price. Harley planning to remodel your kitchen,, re- ' Thompson, Rt 1, Winona. Tel. 9637. decorate, add a room or do any of HOLIDAY INN This is it! Our men aver- the IhlnoS a fellow likes to set done age $265 a week because PUREBRED YORKSHIRE boar, J55, before the spring rush, you'd best weight 300 Ibs . Joseph Eiken, Spring start right away. Sign lip for » our system works! Good Grove. Tel. 498-5219. ~ low-cost, easy-to-arrange Home Im- men will exceed $10,000 the provement Loan from MERCHANTS GIRL over 21 PUREBRED DUROC boar; close spring- NATIONAL BANK. "Just promise to first year. Must be ing Holstein heifer, Tri-state breeding. pay It back I" for this prestige sales posi- Melvin Dolalte, Rushford, Minn. (Brats- WANTED ' ¦ berg). Tel. 864-7873. - ' . . . . .- . TAKE THESE four Ingredients; good food, tion. 40-year-old company friendly service, budget prices, conven- 18 years or older to work that doesn't fool around. REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE boars_ and ient downtown location . . . stir gently part-time in our Parts We program your day -with gilts. Halbakken Bros., Utica, Minn. and Immediately you have RUTH'S Tel. Lewiston 4814 evenings. RESTAURANT, 126 E. 3rd St. Open Dept. Afternoons 1 to 6 5 quality leads. We start 2* hours every day except Mon. you rolling with $125 a week HOLSTEIN HEIFERS—10, springing. Tel. p.m. Some secretarial ex- Arcadia 323-3201. 7 SOUP'S on, the rug that Is, so clean the for 5 week_j while your com- spot wllh Blue Lustre. Rent electric perience desired, but not missions build up from that! SOWS AND YORK cross gilts, close up. shampooer il. R. D. Cone Co, Alan Garness, Harmony, - Minn, Tel. necessary. Fringe benefits Want to ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ ' ¦ ¦ . 884-5774. . . ' ' . ' - THE OLD saying "Lightning never know more? strikes twice" certainly doesn't apply APPLY IN PERSON PUREBRED DUROC boars, vaccinated. to Sylvester Lllla, whose membership SEE MR. GERALD KNOLL Clifford Hoff, Lanesboro, Minn., (Pilot card number came up ; for the second ¦ Mound). Tel. Peterson 875-4125. time. Congratulations Syl . .. on being 'Wo a double Winner. LEGION CLUB. PARK PLAZA COMPLETE WESTERN STORE. Saddles, JOHN TIBOR Western end English; halters) bridles; TAGGART TIRE Service, 1st AnnlVer- Monday — March 10 bus; saddle blankets; collar pads, all sary Celebration. Come one, come all. Parts Mgr. 10 A.M. - till 1 P.M. and sizes; hoof oil; leather oil; cow halters. Prizes, refreshments, bargains galore. Also boarding, breaking, training, shoe- , "It all:juried when she read that the computer that paired Ma r. 20, 21 , 22. 8 P.M. till 10 P.M. ing and horses for sale. Bob Przybylski, ' CAN YA '/MAGIN6 PEOPLE fWlM' SOVteW LIKE East Burns Valley Road. Tel. 3857. us up, was recalled to the lactoiy L.." GROVE'S PSORIASIS skin cream, re- ZW$Iti lHB 7%4$#2* lieves Itching, removes scales, soothes WI NONA skin. Sold only In drugstores. Llstea Help—Male or Female 28 buimycin-n In druggist blue book. AUTO SALES 3rd and Huff For Mastitis TIGER By Bud Blake GROVE'S PSORIASIS medicated sham- Poo, beautilles hair, relieves Itching, 10-Dose Pack .... $2,90 ¦^ ¦^ ¦ ^^ ,1, 7 ; ¦ ¦ ¦¦ MEN & WOMEN FOR ; —a——— ¦— TM ^—¦¦——^— M^—— a—— ¦ i y ——^— 1 i— .__¦ ¦— ¦_— ¦— i———»— ¦—¦ ia- ——» medicates scalp. Sold only In drug stores. Listed in druggist blue book. TED MAIER DRUGS ¦ Animal Health Center Wheelchairs — Trusses LADIES PRODUCTION ¦ ¦ 7. Downtown 8c Miracle Mall Abdominal & Back Supports GOLTZ PHARMACY WORK 272 E .3rd Tel. 2547 READY TO WEAR Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 LADIES: If you want to drink that's 3 p.m. -11 p.m. DEKALB 20-week pullets. Raised accord- YOUR business; If you DON'T want to BUYER ing to DeKalb's prescribed pullet rear- drink, that's OUR business. - Contact Ing program. Our own new pullet grow- Women's AA for private, confidential Steady Year Around Work ing buildings, one age birds In a build- help wllh your drinking problem. Call 50 year old department ing. Available year around. SPELTZ 8-4410 evenings 7-10. Apply In Person CHICK HATCHERY, Rollingstone, Minn, store in Southern Minnesota Tel. 8489-2311. IMPROPER fitting coat or pants, sir? W. Betslnger Is your answer. Wino- has opening for buyer of Wanted—Livestock 46 na's only Jailor Shop, 227 E. 4th. ladies coats and dresses. FIBERITE CORP. 501 W, 3rd Winona LEWISTON LIVESTOCK MARKET Business Services 14 Liberal store discount, paid A REAL GOOD auction market for your vacation, paid sick leave, livestock. Dairy cattle on hand alt TREES, TREES, TREES - trimming, Instruction Classes 33 week. Livestock bought every djy. stump removal, spraying, etc. Free travel to Minneapolis and Trucks available. Sale, Thurs., 1 p.nn. estimates. Blong's Trea Service, Wi- Tel. Lewiston 2467 or Winona 7814 nona. Tel. 8-53II. New York Markets. Experi- TESTS. U.S. CIVIL SERVICE 48 LENNOX HEATING SYSTEMS ence required. Salary open Farm Implements APARTMENT 3-G By Alex Kotzky Oil — Gas — Electric MEN-WOMEN 18 and over. Secure lobs. Cleaning — Repairing — Parts according to experience and High pay. Short hours. Advancement. WANTED—set of harness hames Wat QUALITY SHEET METAL WORKS ability. Please give age and Thousands of lobs open. Preparatory will fit 26" collar. R. E. Klug, Levils- "SI E. 6lh Tel. 6-4614 training BS long as required. Experience ton. Tel.- 5753. qualifications in first letter. usually unnecessary. FREE booklet on riunriDing, Kooting |obs, salaries, requirements. Write today WANTED—wide front end for Allli Chal- 21 Write B-2 Daily News. giving neme, address and phone. Lin- mers WD, state price. Herb Keller, ~~ pekln 25-3PB, Illinois. Tel. Witoka 2266. KENWAY coln Service, Sewer Cleaning Servica USED JOHN DEERE Model M manure- Residential • Commercial • Industrial Mala —Jobs of Interest— 27 spreader. ' David Levi len, Altura, Minn. Licensed & Bonded Operators Business Opportunities 37 Tel. Rollingstone 689-266). WANTED-Stallonary Engineer wllh first _ «27 E. 4th Tel. 9394 class Gr«de-A license, permanent. Ap- SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIAL and Munici- LARGE MANURE carrier wllh track ply Rochester Dairy Cooperative, Ro- pality salesman with accounting and and boom) used stanchions and pipe. chester, Minn. ' ' office management background seeks Mrs. Ruth Cady,. Tel. Lewiston 4805. Telephone Your Want Ads challenge of own business. $25,000 avail- to The Winona Daily News WANTED-men who are Interested In able, good local credit. Proprietorshi p IHC 4-U" plow, No. 411, mounted for steady employment to work In trail- or partnership- In small manufacturing, fast hitch. IHC T double disc gre)n Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker er factory. Woodworking, electrical, distributing or service business Is de- drill with grass seed. Ray Johnson, plumbing/ metal, etc. Skilled or unskill- sired. Write B-4 Dally News. Minnesota City, Minn. (Stockton Val- ed. Apply In person, Krager (Custom ley). Tel. 689-2218. Koach, Inc., 5676 Industrial Park Road, LEASE OR SALE—cafe & station, main (First Pub. Monday, Fab, 2', 1949) Winona. hwy. In town of 3,000. Marvelous op- JOHN DEERE-1951 model B Iraclor, portunity for young couple to get Into Stale of Minnesota ) ss. . rollomatlc front end, good condition. MARRIED MAN wanted for year around their own business with payments less Kenneth Albrecht, Rf. 2, La descent, County of Winona ) in Probata Court general fern work on separata term, than rent. Spotless and well equipped. Minn. (Nodine). No. 16,680 modern house. Herb Wlebke, Prosper, Just step In and take over, direct from In Re Estate ef Minn. Tel. 743-8507. owner, F. Pletriak, Kasson, Minn. SUNSET BULK (TANK-200-gal., very Theodore F. Fischer/ Dacedent. good condition. Walter Mueller, Arca- Order (or Hearing on Final Account FOR SALE—service station, repair ga- dia, Wis. Tel. 323-3032. REX MORGAN, M.D. By Dal Curtis and Petlllon for Distribution. rage, homo included. Can bo bought The represen tative of wllh or without equipment, fools, parts. tha sbove named SINGLE DISC grain drill, 8', grass seed estate having filed her final Grossing over J20.O0O per ye»r. No eccount and NOW attachment and extra large grain box. petition for settlement and lease. Buy direct from owner. Boltz allowance Edwin Reps, Winona, Minn. Tel, La'wls- thereof and for distribution Service Station, Waumandee, Wis. J4622. to Ihe per- ton 37«. sons thereunto entitled; HIRING Tel. 624-2272. IT IS ORDERED , That Ihe hearing DELAVAL MILKING equipment wash thereof be had RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Good going , on March 19, 1969, at tanks, pipeline milkers, anything for 11:15 o busines s In Blair, Wis. Complete line 'clock A.M., before Ihls Court In Journeymen tool and die the mllkhouse. Ray Speltz t. Son, Lew- the probate court room In the court of equipment and Inventory at $3,000. Building cen be iston, Minn. Tel. 2953 or 2112. house In Winona, Minnesota, and that makers and journeymen rented or purchased. Owner forced to sell because of health. notice hereof be given by publication of mold makers. Halverson Agency, Blair, Wis, HOMELITE this order In tho Winona Dally News and Chain Saws & Yard Trac Mower* by mailed not ice as provided by Special Prices—Specialized Service low. FOR LEASE - 1-bay service atatlon. Dated February 21, 1969, Salary commensurate with POWER MAINTENANCE & SUPPLY CO. Tel. A7A3. E. D. LIBERA, experience. 2nd & Johnson Til. Siu Probate Judge. (Probate Court Seal) TRANSFER SYSTEMS Harold J. Libera, Also have openings for tool- Permanent or portable. Attorney for Petitioner. Ed's Refrigeration & Dairy Supplies room machinists and voca- 1 6O6 555 E. 4th Te|, 5J32 tional school graduates, "~ (First Pub. Monday, March 3, 1969) CLOSE-OUT State ol Minnesota ) ss. Excellent opportunity to SefoM, Counly ol Winona ) In Probate Courf W on one set Duo Trac trader No. 16,721 learn the art of mold mak- T REALTOR In Re Estate of ing and tool making. chains. Size 13 x 20 or 14,9 Martin T. Johnson, Dicedent . 120 CENTER-7C1.2349 NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller Order for Hearing on Final Account X 29. $68.75. and Petlllon lor Distribution. Apprenticeship program The representative ot tho above named Village store with post of- Kochcnderfer & estate hawing filed her final account available. Sons and petition for settlement and allowance fice, established growing Fountain City, Wis, thereof and for distribution lo the per- trndo. Three bedrooms, liv- sons thereunio entitled; CONTACT IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing ing quarters, all in good thereof bn had on March 27, 1969, at condition. Ask for particu- )0;45 o'clock A.M., before this Courf in J. W. Heir. I JOHN DEERE "B" the probata court room In Iho court lars. house In Wlnonn, Mlnnesole, and lhat NEW BRAKES notice hereof bo given by publication Gale Products Co, Building suitable for service of this ortier In tha Winona Dally News Galesville, Wis business plus a very nice READY TO GO and by mailed nollce as provided by . law. Tel. 5B2-2251 three-bedroom home next Doled February 27, 1969. door, Ask for details. E. D. LIBERA, $250 Probata Judge. (Probeile Court Seal) Downtown business loca- Priming a Blair, tion , corner on Third, good Attorneys (or Petitioner, MACHINE HUSMAN Rushford, Minnesota 55971, traffic , excellent for car DESIGNER wash or servico business. EQU IPMENT CO. (First Pub. Monday, March 10 CaGe Sales & Servico , 1969) Requires someone with both New commercial building Sugar Loaf MARY WORTH State o| Minnesota ) ss. By Saunders and Ernst Counly ol Wlnonn ) In Probata Court drafting and machinist 64x59 approximately, 3600 ¦¦— ¦ ¦ ¦ BMMMWM -M-MejMM ---M«MSM««MW--iir i — — — ¦ .. _ ,,.— ,¦_ -¦¦ __ ,,, _._,. - No. 16,433 skills. Must bo able to set square feet on largo lot In the Matter of th* Guardianship of Otto A, Melsch, Ward, up and operate mill*.., lathes, 200x175. Next to four-lane Hay, Grain, Feed SO The tjuardlan of tho above named Ward, etc. highway. vli.: Roselln Felsch, having made and BALED HAY-crlmped, 25c «n<| 35c per filed In ("lis Court her final account, to- Ideal for someone witli ini- Sales floor plus apartment halo, Solomon Sluber, Fountain City, gether Willi her petlllon representing Wis, that said guardianship has terminated tiative and creativity who on East Broadway, good and praying that said account ba ex- can work effectively without location, good condition. GOOD QUALITY feed oats tor infiTEu- amined, «it|usled and allowed by this oene Sobock , Rt. 1, Winona, (Oarvln close supervision. Send re- Helohta), Court, arm that said guardian be dis- ¦ AFTER HOURS CALL: ——— j ~——______^ __ charged; sumo stating education , ex- Laura Fisk , ?na FIRST AND second crop hay, delivered^ IT IS ORDERED, Thnt said petition perience and salary Mylos Peterson 400? be heard require- also straw. Euoone lehnorli, Kelloon. and said account exnmlned and Laura Seiko 7622 Tel Plnlnvlew 5341163 adlusted by this Court al Ihe probate ments to Court Room In Ihe Courl House In Iho PERSONNEL CAR CORN, onl», straw, slewing Clly ol Winona, Counly of Winona, Stale hens. For Information contact Gon* A. ot Minnesota , on the 2nd day of April, DEPARTMENT A BOB Rndlke, Rt. 2, Lo Croscont, Minn, Tel. 1969, at 11 o'clpck A.M.; end that this Dakota 643-3I136. order bo served by publication of this JOSTENS order In Ihe winona Dally News, and Diploma Division by mullet) nollce as provided by law. Articles for Sain 57 Doted March 4, 1969. Hed Wing, Minn. W £efcVek E. D. LIBERA, PORTABLE TV, 19", on stand, uied 6 T REACTOR monlhs, still tins warranty. Sao at no Probate Judge. I* (Court Seal) . Mark. Roger W. Ponto, Telephone Your Want Ads l20 ctNTi.R- TEi.2549 Attorney (or Petitioner. Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker YOUTH HED and bedding for mil. Tel. Article for Sal* 57 Rooms Without Meals 86 Wanted—Real Estate 102 Usad Car* 109 i mmwmmmmmmmmmm ^mm^ ZENITH portable TV, 19" with stand. PLEASANT OL-OSMOBILE-1962 MJ 4-door. Contact ¦U)W,- ¦ ROOM for young man. Avail- ONE ACRE OR OVER wanted In Minne- 1724 .yry MarK; Tal. . . . able Immediately. Furnished. T«l. 8-3918 sota City «'•«• Tel. 3141. Installment Loan Department, First Na- alter J. tional Bank. . BASEMEhT^ALE—Tues. »*.' Adults' and ehlloW* '-Clothing; toys, mlcs. 1204 W. FURNISHED Boats, Motors , Etc. 106 BgS-1944, best offer ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ ROOMS with kitchen prlv- VOLKSWAGEN N0RTHERN INVESTMENT CO. fit.etH.y y, y. - - ' " . ' . ' -, W lieges, for college or working girls. 221 over $800. T«l. 4537. ' i ' |||j l | E. 4lh. WANTED—used houseboat: Prefer late I HOUSEHOLD j iJO i PORTABLE (CE HOUSE - brand" new, model, twin engines. Forward descrip- RAMBLER-1943 3-stat Station Wajon, 4'. tC-ib'. fits In car trunk, suitcase LAFtGE PLEASANT room et 31J E. 3rd. tion and best price to P.Q. Box 449, automatic transmission. S800. 63,000 ' ¦ ' • r* " - ' style. $7i. . TeL 7593 4-8 p.m. -i I, . Winona. miles. Original, owner. Tel. S104. 330 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ROOMS FOR MEN, with Or without Elm St. ' . - . - . • '- ' ' ; I 3 miles Southwest of Ettrick —OR- 5 miles North of I THREE PIECE beflrtwm set, 6 piece housekeeping . privileges. No day sleep. . LARSEN, 19'; 75 . h.p. Johnson motor. ¦ ¦ dlnelt* %t\> living- room furniture, elec- ere. Tel. 4859. Very reasonable. Tel. 4352. . THE ORIGINAL MG Mitten Car Covers 1 AUCTION | i I Galesville, Wis., on Highway 53 to County Trunk '%" %, itiarpefor. Tel. 8-3162. tric knifey ¦ ¦ now available through this area's au- | i . At the Fountain I then 2 miles West on "T" and town road. Watch for Motorcycles, Bicycles 107 thorized MG Mitten Motor Accessories |j City Auditorium 1: MATEftMlTY WfiAR-Largest selection In Apartments, Piatt Equipment Dealer. ROBB i arrows. % ' slacks, tops, skirts. 90 end Racing Winona. Dresses* ¦¦ MOTORS, INC., 578 E. 4th. Tel. 4007. Wa ' vi Spurgeon's.;. . . . -. ' " , . - IF YOU ENJOY hill climbing or trail ^ HERITAGE DELUXE 1 bedroom apart- riding, try a new Kawasaki 175CC. Gar- black sedan. Tel. SAVE! BIG on Zeflifh Color ment, available now. BOB SELOVER, vin Heights Cycle Sales & Salvage, Wi- VOLKSWAGEN — 1963 Saturday, March. 15; Vl YOU- tMi 9121 after 5:30 p.m. I - ' -14 1 TV at FRANK LILLA t> SONS, 761 E. REALTOR, Tel. 3349. nona, Minn. Step after J or Tel. 6235 I j Friday, March. Sth. Open , evenings. or 8-2202. n p.m, I SPACIOUS 3 bedrooms, carpeted living PONTIAC—1967 GTO, automatic, 2-door At l Sharp. I ¦ ¦ . good condition, pow- I ! ' Sale starts at 10:00 A.M. Sharp | . and dining rooms, utility area and Motorcycles New S Used - sport coupe, very § BARGAIN PRICES .. . Motorola Color er steering. Tel. 8-2203 after 3:30. TV ,lh -crate. ..We: service all makes porch, heated, centrally located, avail- Complete Parts 8, Service I UVz ft. G.E. refrigerator; Frigidaire electric stove; 1; I A LARGE AMOUNT OF SMALL ITEMS SO BE ON TIME SCrifteiDER SALES CO, Tel. 7356. able now. Tel. 7542. Winona — La Crosse — Eau Clalrt and j - ¦ ¦ • dinette table 6 chairs, - - ' ' " r— —i ROBB MOTORS, INC. not a year old; 1% ton air 1I 1 French Creek A.L.C.W. will serve lunch. ¦ 1 FRIGIDAIRE) counter cook- top, 1 year ^ conditioner; 3 piece bedroom, set, w Apartments, PRE-SPRING | like new; Hoover 1 I I old/llk* iiW> avocado green; G.E. 30" Furnished 91 Trucks, Tract's Trailers 108 | automatic wash machine, 6 months oTd; 21 inch Zenith | ! I TRACTOR MACHINERY - J.D. Model 50 tractor, | deluxe ' fange with self-cleaning oven I I one owner, excellent condition; J.D. quick tatch tractor is with rotlsserle attachment In oven, fry- ONE-ROOM efficiency apartment with CHEVROLET —1957 Vj-lon pickup wllh ¦ SALE ¦¦¦ m TV set; desk; a beautiful buffet; chest ; end tables; jf ing - plate attachment for top, used 181 ' ' ¦ ; |j Pullman kitchen, Younger Building, tool- boxes;: Inquire 968 W. 2nd or Tel. - . ¦ ¦ ¦:¦ 1 occasional chair; vacuum cleaner; large davenport, like 1 I cultivator; J.D. 2 bottom 14 inch tractor plow on rubber months, avocado green, tike new. Nor- -available April 1. Rent, $90. Tel. 2750. " 9318. ' .of man Electric, Rushford, Minn. p new; twin beds, Hollywood, new; lots of miscellaneous I i 1 J.D. 7 ft. Tandem tractor disc; J.D. 6% ft. field culUva- i LADY TO SHARE apartment, 3 rooms £: articles; bookcase; sewing machine; gate leg table with I 1 tor on rubber; N.I. 7 ft. power mower; J.D. 290 tractor i NEW fashion colors are Sue's delight. and bath, utilities furnished, available 4 chairs;-4 -piece- bedroom set ; bed and dresser, -blond; | ! I^corn planter with fert. att.; tractor sprayer; Super Six |j She keeps her carpet colors bright, with Mar. 25.. Tel. 7332. '68 FORD V-8 | Blue Lustrel Rent electric shampooer I lamp; vacuum cleaners; cupboard ; grandfather chair; | P manure loader with dirt and manure bucket and dozer | | tl. Robb Bros, Store. FURNISHED APARTMENT-Collego men, i occasional chair; 1 set of dishes; kitchen utensils; end | i I blade; winter cab, like new; set of 13x38 chains; Electric | 1 '/a blocks from Winona State. Tal. Fairlane 500 Ranchero, roy- 35 I gravity box; TEN HAR DWARE DISPLAY counters, 7984. al maroon, bucket seats, | : tables; ironing board and many, many other articles too | i wheel rubber tired wagon; N.H. Mode! 181 $i gondola type, 5' long, tag board back- SELECT- I umbrella; J.D. rubber tired wagon and bale rack. high, beige color, $18 each; console, Cruise - O - Matic p| numerous to mention. 1 i ground, 4' EFFICIENCY APARTMENT for 1 Indl- PICKUP 1949 Chevrolet ton pickup with 49,000 | also steel shelving and hanging type' vldual. Living room-bedroom - combina- transmission, whitewalls VALU-RATED § ^— V> light fixture display. Gambles Store, tion, kitchen i -PROPERTY OF DAVID HAMMERGREN I , | | ' and bath. 222 W. 4lh. Rent power steering. Very low | miles, good rack good condition. Durand, Wis., $70. Inquire Merchants National Bank USED CARS & DORA FRISCH 3 section steel drag Trust Dept. miles. Specially priced to I | !| OTHER MACHINERY — Lindsay | I AVE BIGI Do your own rug and up, :' | | with folding bar; scraper; Van Brunt 8 ft, grain drill with m holsfery cleaning with Blue Lustre, move out now. Inspect these SHARP W g This Is an exceptional good line of furniture and ap- | Rent electric shampooer $1. H Choatei Farms \ i grass and fert. att.; J.D. 40 ft. elevator, complete with | ¦ ' • - for Rent 93 New Car Finance Rates. lookingjiars. 1 pliances. | »<- «•- w;- , . s . . I ' * drag; J.D. 3 bar side rake; xew Winona Burr mill; p DO IT TODAY Hil Duellman, Auctioneer 4 r mill; wheeT- JSED REFRIGERATORS, ranges, Wash- EXCELLENT FARM In Mower Countv. aluminum 24 ft. extension ladder; fanning «| ers, portable TVs and humidifiers. All equipped for Grade-A dairying, hog $2395 Northern Investment Co., Clerk I i barrow; electric fencer; extension ladder; post drill; % guaranteed, B & B ELECTRIC, 155 E. raising and cattle feeding. Large mod- ¦ our ^ vise; air compressor; battery charger; hyd. [§ ¦ ern house L..,.~, -.. r—.-—,..-.^..~ .W-.^^.T . . . ..~.~.-....-.»~-~.~.-.»¦¦.,... i \\ portable 3rd.. . ' ' ' ' . Available Immediately We advertise prices. ^ ^ ^V. r ——r~, ™.-*. .~ —nv,r^- ~"'-**- *— -^™--™.-.~--- "- "f ~~- rtl ... through April, 1969. Liberal 50-50 lease ^^ ^ WALZ C jack; Sag cart; 2 rotary pumps and motor; Model 14 % CITCHEN CABINETS by HAGER - Top, crop and livestock. Many machines fur- Buick Olds GMC T V W: B & S motor; 265 gallon fuel tank; 500 gallon fuef tank; quality construction, ten door styles, nished. For more information write J. - - m^^^Kmmmmm^^^mm^mmsmmm^M^zx^r.'w ? . : i four finishes, Oak or Birch wood. L. Olson, 906 9th St. N.W., Austin, Open Friday Nights : I Shopmaster skilsaw; some chicken equipment; separator ; i GAIL'S APPLIANCE, 215 E. 3rd. Tel. Minn, or Tel. 437-3448. . . ? strainer; cans and pails. ! | 4210. ANOTHER AUCTION HOUSEHOLD GOODS: — Frigidaire refrigerator with |i household Items. Furni- Houses for Rent 95 Mobile Homes Trailers j j jHORp ¦ •f EOOD USABLE ¦ , lit [ ' ' ' ¦ 45 Years in Winona ' top freezer, 3 years old; G.E. electric range; Copper ture and clothing, zippers replaced ali . . ¦ ¦ ¦ $ s> nUI, AM Uf ETU ¦ Clad wood range with oif burner alt ; Presto numidifier; i V.HL,* , J \JI-t «V. ^1,1. COZY BRICK home, sparkling new In- Ford-Lincoln-Mercury '. ' ' • : I) side, iy ROLLOHOME -1961 10'xSO*, very , good I & "~ * : " a baths. Older adults. Tel. Open Friday Evenings Trie following personal property will be. sold at public i § RCA 21 inch table model TV; Kelvinator window air .% V BOAT PAINT 4007 weekdays 'III 5:30. ¦ condition. New¦ • carpet throughout.¦ ¦ Tel % ¦ % ' ¦ ¦ . and Saturday Afternoons - ' 7280. ' .• • ¦ ' ¦ . ¦ -' - ¦ ' ¦ " i if conditioner; Elecb^olux vacuum cleaner ; several good i . All colors . . .' ..:.. ..; S1.98 Qt. . - , . t i auction¦ ¦ ¦ 1 BAMBENEK'S, 9th & Mankato SS . " - - ' ' ' . . ' VAl i oil burners including new Superflame; drop leaf table; | Wanted to Rent 96 Many hemes to choose-from at ; I 8 chairs; Speed Queen washer; Coast to Coast Model 320 IEW .for yourself . . . the easy Inex- Used Cars 109 COULEE MOBILE HOME SALES | | pensive way lo a smart wardrobe. See Hwy. 14-61 E., Wjnona. Tal. 427* j 22 rifle with scope; platform rocker ; living room rug; | WANTED TO rent or rent with option to )' - -: TW H our wide selection of cottons, wools, buy, 4-bedroom house. Tel. 8-3432. MERCURY-1960 4-door sedan, $240. Tel. . ! i beds, dressers, tables; 2 sewing machines; Cosco steel , || blends in fashion-right colors. Shop 2927. MARSHFIELD-1967 12x55' trailer home, completely furnished. Tel. 8-1353 any. serving table; large amount of bedding, fancy work, either of our two modern CINDERELLA WANTED—2" Starting promptly at 12:30 P.M. Sharp. | I t| 0 SHOPPES, 9lh and Mankato or 62 or 3 bedroom house, avail- time before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m. | ; i Bnenware, rugs, pots, pans, dishes, etc.; circulating fan; 1 W. 3rd. able around June 1. Tel. 3164. HOMETTE LIBERTY i (Very few small articles¦ .) I binoculars; canned goods; sausage stuffer; lawn sweep- U '68 FORD V-8s ¦ ¦ ¦¦ " ' ' ' I || CAREFUL, IT'S LOADEDI Elliott's Vlfra- Bus Property for Sale 97 MARSHFIELD SCHULT %' / -. I er; double school seat; ElZ ride 4 HP Riding mower; a .$ Thane has more desirable features than , J.A.K'S MOBILE HOMES, INC., Farm is located 1 mile East of Canton on Hwy. 52 then | \ 1 NELSON, WISCONSIN 1 \ i lot of items, too to mention. Wi we can list here. This crystal clear Custom' 4-door sedans, §¦• ¦ '% mile South or 2 miles West of Prosper (State Line) § numerous finish keeps its sparkle longer than Cruise - O - Matic transmis- il ITEMS OP POSSIBLE ANTIQUE VALUE - Dishes; I the best varnishes. May be used on | Hwy. 52 thetf Mi mile south. Follow Thorp Auction arrows. | '¦ wood or metal AND marine craft. We'll BUILDING sions, power steering, pow- La Crosse Mobile Homes i I; iron teakettle; lanterns; rockers; heer cases; copper & be most happy to tell you all about II! boiler; iron kettles; fry pari; Spice cabinet; wood salt | er brakes, small V-8 engine, New and Used I MACHINERY — Good line of machinery, late model %| | ; PAINT DEPOT FOR SALE radio. Low miles, locally I tractors. IHCX706) gas tractor, top condition, (1100 HR); f.\ §. storage; ice cream scoop; wood handfe forks and knives; | | yW Center St. 7,000 square feet of terrific building driven. New car finance ROLLOHOME ; i IHC (656) gas tractor, (800 HE),- IHC (Super M) tractor %I i| bun steamers; waffle iron; 2 kerosene lamps and wall j | ideally suited for light manufacturing rates. : |j brackets (1 complete); glider rockers; child's rocker; i SUMP PUMPS business. Beautiful offices. Good park- 1% Miles S. of City Limits I (new hyd. system, clutch and PTO) good rubber; 2 EHC | . ing and room for expansion. For de- on Hwy. 14 | (No. 60) plows (4x14), f3xl4) , high clearance, hyd. lift; II 1 organ in perfect condition ; 2 swivel stools; violin, Nor- I tailed information . fer to Inspect, Tel Several to select from. comb, j Prepare For Seepage Jim Soderberg, 4115 or 8-1964. Lyle Norskog • Hollis Norskog | IHC (No. 450) 4 row planter with fertilizer attachment; 1i || wegian Famify Bible; picture frames; couch and , |j Delivers 3,100 gallons per TeL La Crosse 4-8554 I IHC; (No. 34-461) 4 row cultivator; IHC (2 MH) mounted II || seat; 2 wash bowl sets (one 2-pc, one 3-pc); desk ; | farms $2395our ) : | cupboard; flat iron and holder; dresser; kerosene driving[ I hour. % h.p. , Land for Sale 98 I 2 row picker with grease bank; IHC (201 hydMoader | ¦ ¦% We advertlie prices. with hyd. bucket, snow bucket; IHC tractor mower, 7 i $ lamp; swivel Captain's chair; Model T car seat; screen $36.99 ^^ «^ Auction Sales I f j PARM, MODERN house and barn, good i ft.; IHC drill, all steel with fertilizer, 10 ft. ; Kewanee | || front cupboard; Goro iron ; chest of drawers; old calen- j | outbuildings, 30 or 78 acres. 2 miles ¦ ; I dars; crocks; jugs; food choppers ; 3x5 baby beds; bottle MONTGOMERY WARD to school, churches, golf course and MAR. 11—Tues. 1 p.m. 7 mles N. ol '1 wheel moOnted tandem disk harrow, 13 ft.; NH X66) | | shopping. Price mid-twenties. Call even- Ettrick on County Trunk D & T. Frank I baler, (new wad board and chain); New Idea (61A) stalk | \ I capper ; gallon parts; trunks; 2 fur muffs; 2 lap robes;W| ings or weekends. Norman Oines, Gales- Greff, owner; Alvin Kohner, auctioneer; i ! comb, ville, Tel. 582-2769. Northern Inv. Co., clerk. I chopper; Owatonna (205) elevator, 40 ft; Twin Draulic J| I picture albums; accordion; mirror with holder; | DAILY NEWS portable sprayer (galvanized tanks); J.D. fi eld digger, 10 I || large amount of tinware; secretary; mantel clock; churti; | IF YOU ARE In the market for a farm 45 Years in Winona AtAR. 12-Wed. 12:30 p.m. Fountain City iI | MAIL or home, or art planning ft., on steel; J.D. hy-duty side delivery with front wheels I ?| lefse rollers and sticks; wool carder. i to sell real Ford-Lincoln-Mercury Locker Plant Auction, 21 Main St., ;I Ii SUBSCRIPTIONS estate of any type, contact NORTHERN Fountain Clly, Wis. Alvin Kohner, ;1 (on rubber); 2 J.D. (RXL) tractor spreaders; Anthony | | | TERMS; Under $10.00 cash; over that amount cash i INVESTMENT COMPANY , Real Estate Open Friday Evenings Auctioneer; Norlhern Inv. Co., Clerk. steel wagons Ktwm' reach) on rubber with hoist and ! I or VA down and balance in monthly payments. Your credit Ej May Be Paid at Brokers, Independence, wis., or Eldon and Saturday Afternoons I | I i is always good with the Northern Investment Company. W. Berg, Real Estate Salesman, Ar- MAR. 13—Thurs. 12:30 p.m. Household !I steel hox; 2 IHC steel wagons (twin reach) on rubber %' | cadia, Wis. iel. 323-7350. Auction at 809 Lincoln St., Arcadia, : ALFRED C. ANDERSON ESTATE I TED MAIER DRUGS Wis. Mrs. August!* Scharlau & R ichard I with 7x14 barge box ; Art Way mixer; Bear cat mill with $ | p NO TELEPHONE ORDERS np Tfik-PM FARM WANTED by private Individual. Guenther, owners; Alvin Kohner, auc- | drag line (new shafts and bearings); 4 section steel drag. 1 \wn I Prefer Garvin or Gilmore Ridge area tioneer; Northern Inv. Co., clerk. ! | CLARA ANDERSON, ADMX. I but any location within 15 miles of Wi- ¦ SPECIAL I FORD PICKUP — 1965 Ford (250) pickup, % ton, 4 | j | JOHN QUINN, ATTY, FOR ESTATE | Coal, Wood , Other Fuel 63 nona will be considered. Give location, ' .;¦ MAR. 13—Thurs. 12 noon. 7 miles E. ol !I speed forward, 20,000 miles, top condition. i Alvin price and a brief description In first - FACTORY Holmen. Howard Kloss, owner; Russell \ Kohner, AiKtioneer | response. Write A-97 Dally News. PONIES AND EQUIPMENT - 2 Chestnut ponies 1 BURN MOBIL FUEL OIL and enjoy Schroeder, auctioneer; Northern Inv. j \ ^I Northern Investment Co., Lester Senty, Clerk | the comfort of automatic personal care. PURCHASE Co., clerk. I (mare and gelding) well broke; pony cart and harness; | Keep full service — complete burner 120 ACRES—near Nodine, 45 tillable plus I Rep. by Eldon W. Berg & Carroll Sacia | care. Budget service. Order today good pasture. Very good completely MAR. 13—Thurs. 12:30 p.m. 1 mile E. ef g pony saddle, bridles, and halters, etc; 2 western saddles. | I modern home with new attached gar- from. JOSWICK FUEL & OIL CO, 901 1968 DODGE ¦ Canton on Hwy. 52 then %' mile S. HOG. EQUIPMENT — 2 Jamesway round feeders I §^^m^!s^^mmsmi^smm&M^m^M^mw^^^smm^^^^M¦ E. Bth; T«». -3387. age, - new machine shed. $17,500. Would '¦ Frank Wlckett, owner; Knudsen. J, I %i ' ;—¦—: ¦— ¦ ——zzzrzr take late model car or light truck In Erickson, auctioneers; Thorp Sales, | (60 bu. x 80 bu.); 2 pig round feeders (5 bushels); hog 1I trade. Stanley Sperbeck, Dakota, Minn. Polara clerk. - ^m^^M^^^^MM^MM^m^mmMm^MM^^^MM^^^^^ Fom., Rugs , Linoleum 64 Tel. 643-2767. 4 DOOfi HARDTOP g troughs, wood and steel.: | MAR. 14—Frl. 12:00. 3 miles E. Of I SHOP EQUIPMENT — Air compressor, portable; 1 ST. .PATTY'S SPECIAL-flylon covered FARM FOR SALE-320 acres, good set Downsville on County Trunk C, then ANOTHER sofa-bed, »Wlve) rocker, 3 tables, pair of buildings, modern home, priced at w V-8 engine || gas tank and steel stand ; Walsh wagon jack; heat hous- I I THOBP IAUCTION $18,000 for quick sale. Available 1 mile S.E. Wayne Weiss, Owner; f ¦«f lamps. In choice of colors. $168, imme- Johnson & Murray, Auctioneers; Gate- | | er; General portable Rooter post hole digger with motor; | II — diately. Halverson Agency, Blair, Wis; • Automatic transmission 1 I BURKE'S FURNITURE MART, 3rd & way Credit, Clark. | | - i Franklin. Open Tues. through Frl. eve- © Power steering |i 2 umbrellas; log chains; etc. I nings. 'Park behind the store. MODERN DAIRY FARM—Excellent qet of farm buildings, Including modern home, o FACTORY AIR CONDI- MAR. 14-FrL '10 a.m. 3 miles S.W. el | THORP SALES CORP'S EASY TERMS I . P SHOP SHUMSKI'S for ceramic and piss- on 164 acres fertile land. Available TIONING ' Ettrick, Alfred C. Anderson Estate; i Sat.,Mar. 15-10:30a.m. | tic tile, Cushion-Floor and -vinyl linole- with or without personal property. Own- ; Alvin Kohner, Auctioneer; Norlhern j OWNER : FRANK V. WICKETT ';1 Inv. Co., Clerk. "'' . , , Hwy. um*, 'fIno Inlalds, scatter rugs, braid er forced to sell because of health. • Tinted windows . Auctioneers : Howard Knudsen, Lie. No. 2, J^yle Erickson, | SALE SITE: 3 miles north of MABEL, MINN, on 1 rugs' room-sizo nylon fugs, floor wax, Halverson Agency, Blair, Wis. % : 43 or 17 haifes south of Rushford on Hwy. 43;, then 1 mile I Hall linoleum, counter tops, formica, Deep dish wheel covers MAR. 14—Frl. 12:30 p,m. 3'A miles $ Lie. No. 22. Clerk: Thorp Sales Corporation, Rochester, | f " • N.E of Fall Creek on Counly Trunk , ,' | adheslyes, carpet, carpet remnants, FARMS - FARMS - FARMS . ; | Minnesota. Paul A. Evenson, Lanesboro, Minnesota, local 6[ & west and Vz mile south, or 3V4 miles east of Lenora 1 carpet runners. SHUMSKI'S, 58 W. 3rd. MIDWEST REALTY CO. • Whitewall tires D. Huff Implement, Jim Huff, Owner; j £j mile east of Newberg. Watch for the Thorp auction i Tel. 8-3389. . . . ,- ¦ • Osseo, Wis. Zeck & Helke, Auctioneers; Northern' | representative. %. r Tel. Office 597-3659 • Front and rear bumper Inv. Co., Clerk.. ' 1 arrows. Lunch on grounds by WSCS Ladies of Newburg 1 USED FURNITURE - 5-plece chrome Res. 695-3157 guards | Thorp Sales Corp., Clerk , Rochester, Minn. \ Methodist Church. dinette, good condition, $35; 5-plcce We buy, we sell, we trade. MAR. 15-Sat. 11 a.m. S miles S. of Wl- I \ I dinette, excellent condition, $45. . ~ r~~ • Music Master radio nona. David E. Olson, owner; Alvin BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE, NOTICE OF SALE 7,900 ACTUAL miles Kohner, auctioneer; Northern Inv. Co,, ; 41 HEAD OF CATTLE 302 Mankato Ave. THE UNDERSIGNED, Robert V. Kulas, • clerk. I | | : does hereby oiler to accept seal bids • 100% factory 5 yr.. 50,000 THORPI SALES CORPORAameTION i Good Things to Eat 65 for the purchase of his farm located MAR. 15—Sat. 1 p.m. 3 miles E. of Pig. !I / mRm ^t^sr AUCTION s mc smvict | I l| 19 SWISS DAIRY COWS: Young, high producing Swiss | In Ihe Town ol Buffalo, Buffalo County mile warranty. eon Falls, Wis. Jerome Dokkestul, own- % immmmam ^mm g and balance Wisconsin. This farm consists of One er; Olson Bros ., auctioneers; Norlhern • I I herd, majority artificial breedin bred, |f RUSSET POTATOES, 20 lbs., 59c; Grade Hundred Thirty-Six (136) acres, Fifty- Beautiful light blue finish Inv. Co., clerk. i I, bred to Angus, Bangs tested 3 Swiss heifers, milking, j| —_ ^_ . v A large eggs, 43c doz . Bock beer Is Six (56) acres of which are tillable. with black vinyl uphofstery. .^=^—— ~^——• issisv I 1st calf, due Sept. and Oct.; 2 Swiss cows fresh, 2nd here. Winona Potato Market. A modern home Is located upon the MAR. 15-Sat. 10:30 e.m, 3 miles N ot r%W'Z^'^%3%Z^^ H V|i farm. Possession of the farm, except- SAVE $$$ Mabel, Minn, on Hwy. 43. Orrel Larson, p calf Jan., bred back; 2 Swiss cows, milking, due 3rd $ Musical Merchandise 70 ing the dwelling, will be given Imme- owner; Knudsen & Erickson, auction- j I calf May; 1 Swiss cow, dry, roprcspnta- , | school. For appointment Tel. La Cres- j i ;! trnctor chains; feed rack; atcel wheel wagon and triple [ tive. Howard Knudsc^i Lie Erickson, Lio. WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON «. METAL cent 095-2106 or for no loll charge trom $ Feed; Pigs; Some Household Items; J.D. Baler. . No. 2 and Lyle f. Wlnonn Toi. RolllnnMona M09-27H5. ^ | | box ; sled nnd feed bunk; hydraulic wagon jack. - , CO , pnys hlgliBjf prices for scrap Iron, \U TERMS: Sums of $15.00 and under cash, over that $ f y No. 22, auctioneers. | motala arid r«w fur. CORNFORTH REALTY. amount W TERMS: Cash or .finance with Vi down and balance Closed Saturdays j| down and balance in 0 equal payments with hi p In monthly installments. i: 222 W, 2nd Tel, ao«T EAST CENTRAL-Modern 2-famlly houio I 3 percent added plus filing fee. No property to bo removed ' j ORREL LARSON, Owner 1 wllh larpa gnragn, 20x40. Rent terms |;| Afvln Kohner , Lie. 0, Auctioneer HIGHEST PRICES PAID to reliable parly. C. SHANK . 552 E. 3rd % until settled for. If other terms are desired see Clerk. :A \ for scrap Iron, molals, rags, hldei, p WAYNE WEISS, OWNER U I Minnesot a Land and Auction Service, Everett J. Kohner, ': raw furs end wool I FOR PROMPT Real Estate aales contact: tt i [Vi; Clerked hy Gateway Credit . Inc, Johnson and Murray, \i ]l\ Clerk . Subs. Northern Investment. Company, Indcpcml- SALES CORPORA TION | Sam Weisman & Sons Frank West Agency TUGRPl SSIAH stwa | Auctioneers, Rep. by AI , Lehman , Eau Clnirc, Wis. IA jII ence, Wisconsin f / ^w^M/fffwr AVCII QH A mt |y INCORPORATP-i) 175 Lnfayolle LmmmmwwWimWmJ 450 W, 3rd Toi. 1847 Toi. 5240, or 4400 allar hours. feS'&iV ^^ 1[^ ;; :.ms.v'7;s^^ ^ BUZZ SAWYER By Roy Cram j ¦ : ¦ ¦ .. —— •-— „ - • ' • ~* ~~ "•' ¦ ' :—— .irr—vv .; _ ¦!¦ • ._ I

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