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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]. City Traffic Box Score Cloudy, Little ' ¦ : ¦ ' ' • ' —To Date— mi I960 Accidents ...... 415 381 Change, in Deaths ..;,... 2 2 Injuries ...... 91 103 Temperatu re Damages ... .. $121,450 $90,490 v Kennedy Orders 2 New Army Divisions * Portugal Will Permit Tension L essens Threatens to Earlier Release Of Guard Units ' ' ; Quit ' ' • UN. • ¦ ' • :¦! • . . > '' . In Berlin Crisis By LUIS LUPI 32nd Warned Not probe now starting. LISBON, Portugal (API-Pre- ¦ ¦ By EUGENE KRAMER status quo in Berlin Is more bear- BERLIN (AP)-East-West war able to the Communists than the Some observers believe negoti- mier Ahtonio de Oliveira Salazar To Expect Return over Berlin appears less likely situation that existed a year ago. ations over Berlin could be long said in a speech prepared for de- ; than a year ago but look for new Then thousands of refugees delayed in starting or break down livery .today-Portugal- "will'- surely For Seve ra l Months periods of crisis and tension each month, including many tech- along the way. . A be among the first countries to ahead. nicians, teachers and students; the Communists then could be leave the United "Nations organi- By WHITNEY SHOEMAKER That seems to be the feeling of were pouring out of East Ger- counted upon to boost tension . sation ." PALM BEACH; Fla, (AP>- ^y both Berliners and some Western many through West Berlin. The The easiest way to manufacture "Meanwhile we shall refuse President Kennedy . ordered today officials. satellite regime was threatened a new crisis would be for the them our collaboration, in every- the immediate formation of two - Two reasons are heard why war with collapse. East Germans to harass traffic thing that is not in our direct new Army, divisions , expanding '! seems more remote than in 1961. The Communists ^raised their along the access routes to West interest," he declaredr. •> the service to lfi permanent divi- One is that Soviet Premier border wall through the heart of Berlin across East German ter- Reporting to the National As- sions.- , takes or to interfere further with Khrushchev apparently the city in August. That dammed ritory, sembly and to the nation , the 72- The Palm Beach ' , ' ' ¦ traffic between East ; and West White Housa more seriously than he did a year the tide of refugees to a trickle, year-old dictator criticized the said the ¦¦•ac-tjv ' ' ago Western determination to de- Berlin. ' .• • aUdn-o -tlie two di- sol ving their most critical prob- United Nations, the United States visions would permit the release fend West Berlin and its access lem. and Britain for their failure to Khrushchev has with- The Western Allies t!o not rec- "later this year," with no time routes, " come to ¦Portugal's support when drawn his deadline for signing a Some quarters expect new ten- ognize the East German re- ^ specified, of the 32nd and 49th gime as a legitimate government, India invaded Goa, Damao and National Guard Division^ 's which peace treaty with Communist sion over Berlin early this year, ¦ Diu last month. particularly if the Communists They insist that the Soviet ' Union were called to ,'dut y last Oct. 15 East Germany and has not rat- ' ' tled his missiles recently. find the West firmly, opposed to take full responsibility for the Referring to the U.N. mission in the armed forces buildup prer . The other reason is that the concessions in the diplomatic satellite's actions.. Moscow , in its of safeguarding peace, Salazar cipitated by the Berlin crisis. campaign to get East Germany said . he believes "we have the recognized, yshqws increasing re- One of the new regular divi- right to hear whether ' our sions the ,1st Armored, will be luctance to do this . presence ¦ and our collaboration ^ any activated at Ft. Hood , Tex. The Some observers predict are already useless . in the United new Berlin crisis will include a TO THE RESCUE ., . Firemen bring down belched from windows of the structure. '(AP . Photo- other , the 5th Mechanized Infan- Nations." try, will be organized strong Communist pitch to the two occupants from the upper floor of the Hale fax) - at Ft. Car- * "Even if wc do not. I do not son, Colo. growing bloc of neutral and Afri- know yet whether we shall be Hotel in San Francisco early today as flames countries. The ' Reds the White.House press secretary Pi- can-Asian first country would try to shift complete blame Jo abandon the Unit- erre Salinger said .Kennedy ap- ed Nations but surely we will for the new. threat to war oh the , proved the action 'at meetings Allies and create hew pressure be among the first. Meanwhile TROOPS FLYING TO GERMANY Tuesday and ' this morning- with for the West to make concessions we shall refuse them our collabo- Vice President Lyndon JB. John- ration in everything that is to avert war. not California son and" the nation 's top defense in our direct interest." offi^TSls. : ' . That statement was as near as Salazar came in a 10,000-word He said it was tha first item of speech to suggesting direct ac- Socialite Mr Brigade business on this morning's agen- tion on three possible moves dip- da, after the joint chiefs of staff Russ Fail to lomatic sources here had expect- flew into Palm Beach from Wash- ed him to announce as an after- ington for the preparedness talks. math of the loss of the Portuguese Found Slain Qualified sources said the two Indian enclaves. Test Planned National Guard divisions sum- By FRED S. HOFFIAAN M Offer Any New They were possible withdrawal moned to duty should hot AP Military Affairs Writer antici- from the United Nations, revoca- pate returning home for at least tion of the century-old British- WASHINGTON i/P> — The posting of two more U. S. Army battle several months. The 32nd of Wis- Portuguese alliance and refusal groups in Germany will provide the makings of an air-transportabl e consin, is training at Ft. Lewis, Berlin Proposal to renew the Azores Island air brigade that could-deal with trouble in the Middle East, Africa or Wash., and the 49th"of Texas, at By LEWIS GI/LICK base agreement with the United elsewhere. V Camp Polk. La. The Army high command has wanted for some time to create in- WASHINGTON Wl . — Prelim- States when it expires this year. i The Guard divisions , the an- dependent brigades in West Germany and on Okinawa for such a pur- nouncement said, "will be re- inary reports indicate Soviet For- brigade would be intended for use in the j The premier spoke as security oose. The Okinawa-based leased . later this year as the eign Minister Andrei A. Gromyta officers still hunted the remnants offer any . new Kremlin Far East and Southeast Asia. international situation and the did not a rebel band that launched an ' announced Tues- position on Berlin in his confer- Of.:.. ... ThVPentagon readiness status of the two new- unsuccessful New ' Year's Day re- rWailtifee '' ' groups "of the ence with U.S. Ambassador Llew- day battle divisions permit." In the mean- volt against Salazar's govern- Infantry Division , totaling ellyn Thompson , informed sources 4th time, it added , the 32nd and '49th ment. The Army Ministry accused about 6,000 men, will be airlifted Red Weapons say. But a sudden change had not will continue , on duty as a key for a NATO exercise been expected. the underground Communist party to Germany element. 16 to Feb. 12. of planning and leading the from Jan. Concerning the Guard divisions The official s said they expect uprising. Two battle groups will remain , the temporary White House de- Thbmspon will he instructed to there after the end of operation FISHY SITUATION ... Sea lion , right which has been ap- Give Casfro clared: , meet Gromyko again fairly soon "Long Thrust II" for additional pearing at dock of Mr. and-Mrs. Joseph Noone in Ocean City, in an effort to find a solution to N. training as elements of the Army "The quick and effective mobili- " the explosive problem. J., turns up at the dock to accept a handout of fish from the Strategic Reserve in Europe. The zation of this force lias demon- Noones, Mrs. Noone is at left, with fish-holding hubby next to her. President Kennedy, who was Ice Forms on third will return to Ft. Lewis, New Confidence strated in unmistakable terms Al Sheridan , of Island Park , N, Y., who thought the sea lion might kept informed in Palm 'Beach , Wash. • our determination to resist Com- HAVANA wv-^. Backed by mod- Fla,, Later, reportedly after several munist aggression ." . be his missing; pet, arrived at the dock for a look. "It looked like of the Moscow developments ern. Soviet-bloc weapons and Latin was described as believing it im- months, the two battle groups .will Many Reservists called my sea lion ," said Sheridan; The sea Ijon fled back into Great Egg America 's fastest air force, Fidel to uni- portant to keep open the diplo- Florida Fields be rotated back to the United form in the 1. 961 buildup were Harbor Inlet. (AP Photofax) Castro says his armed forces matic contact with the Russians. States and replaced by other units assigned to. the MIAMI, Fla, -(API-Ice formed "with . National Guard Thompson's first dispatch was of the 4th Division. In all. the 4th await any new invasion . a ' on bean fields and 19 cars piled " division s to fill out their units. said to have been a brief resume Infantry has five battle groups. smile on our lips. Ca lis for Fish Handout up on a foggy highway in tlie The Cuban prime minister Both the 1st Armored and 5th of Tuesday's initial conversation . The Defense Department said Infantry will be activated under A lengthier account was expected Miami area today as winter Mrs. Dorit Bowman these elements' would be available showed off his new military slapped Florida for the third time the new Army divisional structure to be available today. Calif, for use in an emergency. equipment Tuesday at a parade since* Christmas. PACIFIC PALISADES, marking the third anniversary of announced by Kennedy last May. (AP)—Police sought clues todaj Funds for two independent trou- In a message to-Congress ' State Department officials in- Miami's airport temperature his victory over the Batista dic- , today s Friendly Sea Lion tended to study it carefully for in the mysterious slaying of a ble-shooting brigades are said to announcement recalled , the Presi- skidded to 38 degrees , a record liitorsliiji_JIc. said that "Yankee ' be included in the new .defense dent "stressed any slight change in Gromyko s low for the date. The previous pretty young socialite who wa? imperialism " was the sole reason that fireater fire- : position which might brutally beaten in her $100,000 budget soon to go to Congress. power , . mobility and flexibility point the low was 49 degrees in 1957. Miami for Cuba 's-jear 'manient. way toward a new approach lo into a Army leaders have been think- would be achieved , Beach also recorded a record low home and then dumped Highlights of the parade were " Off New Jersey the ..eemingly deadlocked dispute. water-filled tub. ing in terms of paratroop units of 45 degrees, 8 below the 1957 for such an assignment. three Communist-made M1G19 Tha 1st Armored will be ¦ Doris June Bowman , 32, willowy the OCEAN CITY, N. J ttt ' ¦*- Candy, After Thompson 's complete re- mark. Sources indicate the battl e jets which swept overhead with first of its type organized under . the capricious sea lion , has ap- honey-blonde mother of three and peared — and disappeared — again. ~ port has been gone over thorough- Growers sent up airplanes to groups to be sent to Germany a flight of 18 MIGlfi s or improved the new concep t , known in the a community leader in this swank The animal who has been playing hide-and-seek with humans ly new instruction s will be dis- spray crops with sulphur dust and later this month might - be used MIG Us. Pentagon by the initials ROAD. California scacoast town , since Christmas flapped its flippers at the dock of Mr. and Mrs. patched to him on undertaking a kept their smudge fires burning. Southern as an interim "fire brigade " The three swept-wing MIG19s It will contain six mechanized . was found dead Tuesday. She was Joseph Noone Tuesday. ¦ - . '. follow-up session " with Gromyko. Sulphur dust raises the . tempera- They noted that although these are the fastest, planes known to battalions and four tank bat- . - the wife of Dr. Frank Potter Bow- The Noones knew what the sea lion expected. It had first appear- Gromyko's reported reiteration ture and the planes stir up cold are conventional infantry, they be operating in any.Latin Ameri- talions , comprising .5.5.13 officers ed at their dock last Thursday and eagerly accepted a fish handout. of the Kremlin line on Berlin did air hugging the ground. man, 39, medical director for the can be lifted quickly over thou- can air force. A ripple of pride and enlisted men. Southern California Edison Co. They followed the same procedure Tuesday. They rushed out. and not come as any big surprise Despite the freezing tempera- sands of miles. and excitement swelled through The Sth Infantry , as a mecha- bought $7.50 worth of fish foivtheir here. tures—a low of 31.4 degrees was A neighbor who brought one of About 100 traniporti will fly the crowd as the j ets roared over nized division , will consist of two The pattern of discussions wilh reported — growers said beans, Havana ' voraciou s visitor. Then they made ' Mr.s. Bowman 's children home the 4th Division troops from s Jose Mart i Square. infantry batta lions , six mecha- a quick telephone call to Al Sheri- the Soviets in the past is that at squash , strawberries and to- from nursery school shortly after Washington Stale to Europe. The The MIGs are believed to have nized battalions and two tank bat- dan of Island Park , N. Y, the outset both sides expound matoes came through in fine noon found her fully clothed body battle groups will be" accompanied been piloted by Cubans who re- talions. Its projected strength 13 New York Bus their known positions. Sheridan , a fisherman and boat shape. in the tut). Dr. Bowman wns sum- by artillery, armor and other sup- cently completed fligh t training in Ki .119. builder , had read about the friend- moned home from his office in port elements. Czechoslovakia. Kennedy charted a session with ly sea lion and he said it was downtown I/is Angeles. Taking part in the movement Castro said his forces have been the joint chiefs . Vice President probably his pel , will be 10 of the 15 advanced much improved since they Company Nay Candy. Sheridan Police sail) an intruder appar- C135 defeat- Johnson , Secretary of Defense said that Candy, jet transports owned by the Mill- ed the Bay of whose appetite ently hit Mrs. Bowman several Pins invasion of Robert S. McNamara , Deputy for fish is boundless ion* Air Transport Service. Cuba last April, , disappeared times-.tt'ith a blunt object , dragged Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric into the Atlantic Ocean two kitchen into and Gen. Maxwell I) . Taylor , the Lose Franchise her 40 feet from the ' months ago when a school of his the bathroom and put her bofly chief executive s personal military NEW YORK (AP)— The city 's favorite food swam by. adviser. largest private bus company is in the tub. She was wearing blue threatened wilh the loss of fran- He said his pet apparently hat capri pants and ;i black blouse, The.....lattor four f lew here Tues- Excommunication " chises for many oi its routes un- been wandering tramp-style up Investigators snid the hnti.su was day afternoon and conferred Wi!S less settlements are reached to- and down the Jersey coast accept- nol ransacked, Bloodstains and Kennedy in the living room of day in a strike of (1.41)0 employes. ing free lunches. fragment's of. trelh found ' in the his vacation estate and over the . Sheridan 1 climbed into his stn- house showed that Mrs. Bowman flintier tabic ...Mayor , . Hubert T. Wagner set "' I ion \va_ wn "ancriieadccTTor Ocean had haitled for hor life . "Blood- For Castro, Aides With the new divis ions , the deadline Tuesday for Fifth the VATICAN CITY (APi- A high avoid further Avenue Conch Linns Inc. to ac- City as soon as he received the stains on Ihe hath room basin in- strain in relations regular Army will he composed Vat ican prelate said today, th.it between the cept the city 's '"final" offer of Noone's call, flack at the dock , dicated the killer took lime lo Vatican mid Cuba. of nine infantry divisi ons , five the animal gulped through the fish wash before fleeinpc. Blood .smudjl- Fidel Cast ro nnd certain officials armored and iwn a'il>ornc. financial relief and come to terms Archbishop Staff A said bishops dinner supplied by the Noones. es were found in several places , nf his regime have fallen under The new Sih Infant ry will wilh the striking Transport Work- had heen impeded in their work have including near (lie front door. automatic excommunication. a manpower inn case '> 'l]l ers Union. When Sheridan arrived , he .took in Cuba and had been impris- oi . in or Archbishop Dino Stnffa , a lead- the size of present i nfantry divi- Otherwise, ha said , " we will be- a handful of fish and went to the A watch on Mrs. Bowman'i ing expert on cation law in the oned. He declined |o Rive details. dock to try and persuade the gin lo look around for other , com- wrist was stopiH'd at shortly alter Vatican secretarial of stale , said Di.ihop Kduardo Boza Masvidnl (Continuod on P.igo 14, Column 8) panies to operate those lines. " happy-go-lucky sea lion to return 10 o'clock. Neiiihl iors said lliey excommunication had been in- was expelled from Cuba along KENNEDY to domesticity. To date , city transit facilities had seen no slranflers during the curred by Castro ' ,find all Cuban with t;i;i priests last September. and the private lines that, weren 't FSut Candy, if it ,, was Candy, morning, nor had they heard any officials responsible for "imped- At that t ime Vatican sources said struck have handily absorbed the also is contrary. It. took one look sounds -o f a struggle in the house ing and imprisoning " Komnn Castro and his officials might WEATHER 1.3 million daily faros normally at Sheridan nnd.plunged back into The doors were locked and there Catholic bishops in Cuba, have incurred automatic excom- carried by Fifth Avenue and its the salt water. was no evidence of' forced entry. munication. FEDERAL FORECAST "Transit "It looked like my sea lion ," There wa.s .speculation that Mrs, The statement by Archbishop WINONA AND VIC INITY - In- subsidiary, Surface , Inc. Archbishop Staffa said the ex- ¦ , which opened an Sheridan said. Bowman may have surprised a Staffu was not a formal announce- creasing cloudiness tonig ht , most- Most schools communication was under a pro hour late Tuesday, wore ordered prowler bent upon burglary but ment hut was given in reply to a¦ ly cloudy Thursday, l .lltie temper- Tho Coast Guard offered aid to vifjion of Homiin Catholic canon back on normal schedules today, homicide Sgt. Virgil A, F'oWson; newsman 's questions, " ature change. Low tonight ii) 20s, the disconsolate Sheridan. It sup- Archbishop Staffa , who is sec- law imposing automatic excom- , in charge of Ihe investigation , higll T.llli'Slt.lV iia- 'lll. The .strike which affects bus plied a boat which carried Sheri- retary of Ihe Vat ican ' s 'Sacred munication upon any person who routes in Manhatta n , ihe Bronx commented: "We have no leads , LOCAL WEATHER dan and (lie Noonos up and down ('ongrcgnlion of Seminaries and dirrrlly or indirectly unpede.s ;i Official observation s (or the 2-1 adjoining Westchester County no suspects and can find no mo- and tlie lagoon, beaming a searchlight Universities, said ihe excommu- prelate in the performance of hi .; limit's ending at 12 in. today; now is in its third day, lt is the tive for the crime. " under the docks. No sen lion was nication had been incurred with- duties. 211 first bus strike here in nine years. Maximum , M: minimum , ; found. out formal announcement by the Effects of excommunication , noon, 39: precipitation, none. Tlie major .stumbling block to Townspeople say the 'sea lion MAID OF COTTON , . . Penne Percy of Waco. Tex., the 1902 Carrier Price Vatican. briefly , are loss of the sacraments AIRPORT WEATHER ending the strike has been the probably wa.s the "Christmas Maid of Cotton, poses tossinfl 0 snowball in New York's Central He said announcement of ex- of the church and , in a broad ( North Central Observations) line's hesitancy to accept tho seal" that, arrived in North Wild- Because of no publication Park. The 19-year-old Penne is a sophomore at the University ' communication in t hese cases is sen;_, ostracism from the church Max. temp. 'W^it noon. min. 31 city 's offer of concessions that wood . IS miles south of here, the on New Year s the short- of Texas. Her trip to New York i-, part of her tour as fashion and week carrier delivery price normally made by the I'npe him- nf any person so punished. Par- at t . a.m., sky overcast at 12, 000 would amount to iihftu l $15 mil- day before Christmas and accept- self. Vatican sources speculated don for this type of oxeoninniiih feet , visibility 15 m iles, wind 5 goodwill ambassador for the American cotton Industry. (AP Photo- will be effective. lion n year for tho next two ed a fish handout before paddling lhat Pope John XXIII . had made cation can be given only by the iii. p.h. from west , barometer 29.r>t> years , away. fax ' no announcement in an effort to Pope or his delegate. and steady, humidity 31 .percent.

A DEAR ABBY: i Court Test ¦¦>¦ ¦. ..,¦¦¦ ..i. M.i 1 M ai ¦¦ p. !. ) r * » — ' Can't Hear Wife Of Support Act Planned Ra i se Her Voice MINNEAPOLIS (AP .)-A court , By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN hearing was -set Tuesday on an your opinion on a subjec t-that Iowa request that a Minnesota DEAR ABBY : \Ve would like . man be compelled to provide has caused a lot of discussion around our office. One of the men that in the 2!> years he has been raaiTied support for his mother, now re- who works here claims old age assistance he has never had a fight with his wife, lie says she has never ceiving in Iowa. mm ¦ ¦ ; v , m m m'mwmm^ ' ^ft ^'juS^yi.i A ^^^^HBHHHDSI argued with him , questioned iiim or disagreed with him, Further- ¦"George M. Scott county attor- ^_ ^BHB ^^^^^^^^^ P^^l^^B^^ ^^mmmmm^*. he claims he has never heard her raise her voice. .IS this / ney, said he w-as seeking the court ^^^ more, ¦ ' test to determine whether a rccip- A possible^- , "' . . :. : :. CAN't-BHLIKVE it.. ' . rocar law , enacted to force fugi- ¦ ¦ - *">¦_ ' « v~ . ^^V^Hjt>!i^^6steJ%iI ^j' ' ^^^^^mmmmr ' - '^^^^^^^^^^^^ ¦K. - ^^^^^^ ISfl ^ H - ¦ -: v^tf* ' ¦• ^^ ^mm ^^^^^t^lT^L^PV^B^^ A^^.^^. ' ¦ JEh ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Bt " ' PKAR CANT: It 's possible ,**but most unlikely. Perhaps tive parents -who have left their ^ ^^'"**%**J. ^mmM^mm\m * ^W»aA^A\mmmm\J.f W 11 ' " ^^^^* - mmm\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\m' " '^mmmmmmmmr ^^^mmmmmwSmW -. ¦^^mmWtmAmmmmm there is somethiii g wrong with bis hearing. families .to contribute to their jsup- port, may be made to apply to *^* ¦ ' ' ' ^ ^^ ^^ ¦ ' ¦ ' - *'*^^i*^'J a, vl»iij-4^#V^?Sl!_ 79SSBfcil1«f,_^^BT^Bi ^:^tt-i_jk-it._ . ^ ^ Wm\*mmmwSmmtm1mmmmmiA.jWj^^^^^^^^^m\ imW ff^^^^V ^^I^^Hl ''^^^^^-^^^^ B¦Bt - - . fl^^^^^^^^^B- - mmmm.Amm\ mmkm* ^EB ^H DEAR ABBY : My daughter is a very mature eleven-year- - »••¦.T* Ai'" - »*X*'K '\f .7 * ^^^a^HI^^* ^^L^^^^V ".i^^^^^^^^E i^^^^H^^^^HI 1 ' ^^^^^^ K * ^^_^^^^^HI . . the elderly as well. *^ ' ^Apmmm ^ ^ ^Mt?9wfiMBil ^'^^^SHS0HHMtoto-iF^M» * ' ' * ^^^^V ^^^^ BHft ^F i-- it'^^^^ B ;- ^^^H | ^. ^^ HS ' ' mmmmmmmmW mW^k\' ' A^K' ' AAmm ^ ^Wk old. About a week ago she started wearing an identification brace- ^ let a bov at school eave her. In her crowd it jScott •xpiaiimd that th* Minne- means telle is "Roing steady. " . sota version of the law< enacted , Tin's afternoon ) : got a phone call from the in 195.1, is known as the "fugitive hoy 's mother. 'I have never met her, ) She said, pappy" statute and was principal she was terribly upset to learri that, her son Iy aimed at gaining support for had given my daughter his l.U. bracelet-and she abandoned children. He said he wanted my daughter to return it . She said the had an informal ruling from Min- bracelet Wns a. "good" one , and a birthday gift , nesota Atty, -Gen. Walter F. Mon- and she didn 't want anything- to happen to"it. 1 ¦ ; dale that support of parents does : ; ¦ ; ¦ told lier that my daughter did not STEAL .it , it not come under the present state ¦ : : ¦ '.' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ r ¦ E: ' ¦ . . '"" ^1 •;. PR: .B^™^^^SIC 1 /n. :^r^ . W was given to her and , furthermore , I did not run -law.: , ' " *^ ^ ' . ^^^^^aAm ^mWmWmWmwmmmm ^^^ "WUfWk ' : HIMBHHB d^^^LH y^^BnW& #U***¥ . I"' ' ¦ ' and I hung iip on her. Did I ¦ ¦ my 'daughter s life ' The hearing Jan. 29 will of on . n~^"'!i^SS^iAmS ^mmm ^m^m^m^m^m^mtMm_m\w ^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^B ^m ^m ^m\W ^A\\\\\\\aS a\W do right? SOKRV NOW a demand of the Iowa Board of -,< • wm^m^mt SORRY : You should be. No eleven- Social Welfare that Stanley Mas- Abby DEAR chino, Minneapolis, year-old is old enougli to "run her own Ulc .' f Tcil your daiiRh- be made to , and the sooner tie belter . . contribute to the support of his tor To reTuTri the bracelet mother , Mrs. Carrie Elizabeth DEAR ABBY: My grandfather , who has been ill for quite Maschino. She Is now getting old some time, is expected to die at any moment. Is it necessary to-'- age assistance as a resident of Y6S, WE M have> mv grandmoUier 's relatives . to the funeral? If they do at- Rockwell City, Iowa , in Calhoun ¦ 9k "'~" ^™ ™' ' tend is "it necessary to have them sit in the pews reserved for County. ¦ . ' • ^m^Jk:%^m^^ ^ ^ ' relatives? - _ Sqott said[ It was th» Hi|rd such .: ; "* "** ; —tlTey' are such rotlj-h anihignorant people it would emharrass ^ ^ ^m^mmW Wf tgrn-" ^ «i^K^W us to have them sitting, with the relatives of my grandfather. request his Hfice has received ^* is ashamed of them. However , from Iowa authorities since Dec. ^ In other words, the whole family ^ we will do what is right. JUST WONPEHIN G I. He said he understood the requests followed an opinion of the DEAR WONDERING: A funeral Is not a "party " that one Iowa attorney general that the ntterids by invitation only. Your grandmother 's relatives hove ' support act could be made to a right to attend , and to sit in the p>wys reserved for rela- apply to parents as Well as chil- tives. - dren. The test here will he conducted CONFIDENTlAI. TO "LOVED AND LOST" : Your letter re-y by Judge Theodore Knudson. minds rne of an old Chinese story: "One tear met another tear floating down the river, Ihe first tear said. T am the tear of a woman who lost her lover.' The other tear said , T am the tear of the woman who got him." " ' . " .• ¦ ' .;¦ ; . - : Northern Slates ON PROPERTY Joins Suit Against Buff alo to Collect Electrical Firms CHICAGO (AP)-Ten Midwest or utilities filed 78 separate damage 1 •¦ ¦ ¦ Knit Flannel ~ : ' Corduroy ^R Quilt-Lined \{j Men' $1,595,636 in Taxes suits Tuesday against major man, AT ' Men '* ^_k ' mw Ar K1* ^K overcharges on Bu ALMA, Wis —A total tax bill of tutes, nor does, it of course in- a variety of prod- SPORT If TENNIS % BOMBER |f 1 and transportation whom ¦they accused of price- W WINTER ^ ,595,636 on all real and personal clude state aids '' $1 aids from both state and county. fixing. ; . . : ^ "Swea*©"^ property In Buffal o County is now r M I SHIRTS II OXFORDS JACKETS 1 ' The county tax bill spread over Filed in U.S. District Court , the fI *-«"A ^3 1 Value* $2.49 Value Value* to $15.95 A'- '' :*J . . . local treasurers to H95 1 Value* to J5.95 ll In the hands of each of . the 17 townships , one vil- suits seek treble damages of un- RA for collection, according to Coun- lage and four cities of the coun- determined amounts for alleged C $ 00 ' ' ' $ 75 $ 50 ty, totals $547,676. This, the school overcharges on a variety of prod- V T § Im - ' ty Clerk Gale Hoch. ucts purchased by the suing firms. 5 *f °° . i M ' 3 1%^ 5* The totar tax bill is $124 ,063 and state taxes ore apportioned ^ ^ on equalized or full values of the Named defendants in virtually higher than last year. . municipalities. all of the complaints were Gen- County State taxes in Buffalo Slate taxes totaled $9 ,884. eral Electric Co. and Westing- are up $337 over 1961; counly taxes house Corporation. Some 25 other aggregate The total of all monies , raised firms that manufacture electrical nre $18,200 higher; by the towns, villages and cities school taxes are $75,394 more, and products also were named defend- for their own governmental oper- ants. the aggregate of municipal taxes ation plus the tuition , transporta- ^ ^ is $27,941 higher than last year. NATIONALLY FAMOUS . ^ : ^ ^ ^ tion and other fixed charges they Moat of Hit suit* atk for an t^L^LW^ ^^^^^H ! ^^"^ - Urfie,' ^^ ^^^ ' ^ ^^^B SCHOOL TAXES comprise the must pay is $28B,553. accounting of damages and award J^ '^^^^. largest amount , $742,942, which is Also listed in the more than $t% of trebl e the amount so deter- 0UTERWEAR the sum of all taxes levied by million tax •• bill are the following mined. Some of the actions also ¦ w li ¦•l, all school districts covering Buf- totals, apportioned to the individ- seek injunctions to halt the al- FMenm.r "V '•"s .' JacketsVw|#' .J|L:I... y ,,S^:, '!. ¦:: .,:. :, ¦ ; . ; .-aitaitoiHioM; ; U.9S Value* ..,....: »-5U 1 schools, as provided for in the gta- ¦ or knit bottom. Broken sizes **i ™r ¦ ' ' " ¦ ¦ cupational grain tax , _$284, and Milwaukee, and named General ¦ , but all great values. II . " CK5 I .. , « ,,..,.. . " >¦ , . I , 18 I I Men' Quilt-Lined Assorted^ Colors (flO AA I beekeepers taxes, $6ft , Electric Westlnghouse and 21 Va u HOODED* PARKAS. «w»UU I other firms as defendants. A sub- I Up to $9.95 value* I I ' " to $2.95 . II Value* to $16.95. «P TOTALS TO BE paid In the sidiary of "Wisconsin , ati Famous NEW ! America' clean-burn- . Electric Wis- B j af am,mmm ^ mmi^m •cs' Si M ^ I "ft taW% ' a** ^% M B N onally Brand* f ¦ * municipalities are : Towns of consin-Michigan Power Co., joined ¦ Men's DroM or Sport you CH 7C- i\ \ *a9 m jfl m B **#MBB^B i n mWmWW Village" 6r\ ochrane D , 7~" Iowa; Iowa Southern Utilities Co., BB H^^^^ , $ :> !I3 Cenlerville, Cit ies of Alma , $70,313; Buffalo , Iowa ; Lake Superior ¦ r : *0 l mon , District Power Co., Ashland , Wis.; FOOTWEAR -^H4 |-- Machine Washable Men s - ^ ¦¦¦ $.t2 5r?;- Fountain Cily, $ X.UU ¦ m « ¦ 100% wool lined ( paper mill felt). ¦ ' ¦ ' Va,u .„ 95 fl • and Light Co., Madison. ' 1 ¦ 8 1 'I ¦ ' ¦• Gov'1 cott011 sateen shell. 1 Food Conference ¦ 1st Quality, 3 Eyelet A I B Zipper front on tractor jacket. 1 &* ( 4 /\ C I I • Called by Freeman Tht third group of 12 suit* wai ¦ INSULATED BOOTS. Reg. $9.95. pr. f O.JU I B **£'*^,,l^^« W3 I fl • Snap front on parka jacket. 1 filed ' by Wisconsin Public Service fl ' , _., , . , I fl W * I fl • Ideal jacket for the outdoor working man. I. Co., Milwaukee , and named 27 B Boys' Flannel-Lined . Wedge Sole ^BC I KB 9 flflW«9'V BW East End Goal & here Jan. 10 to discuss ways ol ¦ L Reg. $7.95 .,... prT SpO.SU ML ^F^ ( *>*— ^ N0W ^ ff§ each AU making better use ol the na'lion 's a conspiracy • among the defend- 1 ^ Cement Products Go. farm abundance in hel ping the ant funis to fix and maintain need y j it home and abroad. prices In restraint of trade in vio- "Where You Get More Heat Freeman in sending invitations lation of (ho Sherman Antitrust Act: At Lower Cost" to leaders in agricu lture, business , ¦ .-,« ¦ industry, labor , civic and consum- ^mm^mmmr -„_ ^^'flHH m aflflflflfl^r fl^H^H 901 Emt 8th SL_ Phon* 3389 er T:roups , .asked (hat they attend Zucchini squash tastes delicious ^ Our truck* deliver Fuel Oil ami give their views. (Ins way : Cm il in -thin round 7 only — no gasoline li.- _ev.er. . Ho said the nation must have slices, (lredge these with season- DRESS SPORT bflulcd In thtm. a comprehensive program . to ed flot ir nnd fry in hot olive oil V worm - - UNDERWEAR maintain a si rung and progressive until li ghtl y browned and conked WM Men 's First Quality BH JH ^HIKTSJ" I ^W JM **^—"* ' www^^^— am'ii 'iilliii 'c . through. ^ ^ ^ ^..m V i lu sf0 TOtrlCG I* S'yle JfdCkcfS B "I — - ' W,9*-- I - - W- - NflHonall y Fa mous Brqncjs f| fl Those are Factory Closeout* I I *T' Sr'W K I I "Thermal" Wafflo Fabric SHIRTS . All with .l-wny knits ... I Famou* Wunda-lon INSULATED I GRADE "A I I K '1 rh^m B cuff , waist, juul collar. I |||l i||||| ^» B fl UNDERWEAR. Complete Jacket PA I flV> ' . M liBBflBBB¦ BBB-MMMpB M ¦ni'J Pants. Value* to $14.95 q>/.3U 1 Since- 1912 B Valuot to $12,95 Jj B M ^Mm B7— ^mi^^m —¦.^k. flfl ^» -»¦¦&. ¦ ' BB Nationally Famous 5-ox, Bonded Dflcron flfl It ' ^m\¦ flflflW Ell ^flfll OPEN ^fl«; 1(K>% Nv|on Shel1 anll.3U AWgrn dale milk to make sure that your famil y's diet con- ^^^, ' JW ^^H mat ^^^, tains the nutrition-building fortifiers every active ^^^^ ^f ^^^ ^^H person needs. y Taste the dificrencc , ¦ ¦ enjo y a g lass of good fresh Springdale milk. x ' • ,.. '^B^M^fel^HlS^SM-i^^ SAVE -V* Phono 3626 for Homo Dolivory WHY ?i , |[B^AJLjiij.' ^ 1B\ fr ^^^^ ^^^t^^^^^^^^ 5» L^£^^^N flfc 7HE PAY Mmmmmm\\W ^m\A^£L^WAf f ( V V Iv^^^A ' P B i J 1 T Nl^J v^Jjtj ^f ' SURPIU5 S> SphxjnqjdolsL MnDO ^mm\\\\\\ ^mmmmmmm\ ^StL ^Wt^tmmmTaA ^^ a -£«* WINONA'S HOME.OWNED DAIRY ^B^ ^^WF^WmWF^^mWF^^WmW^WWF^^tWaW^Wtr^^^m^^^^Wmt^^^Lm ^Wrn^^^^m^^ ^^^W^ ^^^ ' ¦(. Council Kills County Board Elects Smoke and Soot Paul Baer Chairman Survey Ordered January Thaw Motion to Drop Winona County Attorney S. A. Sawyer recommended two changes thls^nloraing-in a proposed COUTK maintenance As Temperature ty radio 'equipment ^ By contract with Motorola Communi- City Council The City Council voted 3-4 Tues- cations & Electronics, Inc. A citywide smoke and soot sur- day night against discontinuing The contract would provide main- vey has been ordered by the city Council. broadcasts of its committee of the tenance of county radio equipment Rises to 46 whole session by Radio . Station It was voted Tuesday night on ¦¦' ' ¦ ¦ at half th'e present cost. t The1 Winona area is. in the midst -KWNO. . recommendation of 2nd Ward Aid. of-'a .-January .' thaw . arid the tem- Sawyer studied" the contract at Lloyd Deilke and will be done by Third Ward Aid. Clarence county com- perature records give basis for the request of the Building Inspector George Rogge, Tribell , who made the motion, said missioners who had -objected to a this statement. __ Je__Jjbim* __ _ who doubles as smoke inspector. lhat ^L b)^)_adcasting___of clause—making^ the county liable For . the first time in almost, a the formal session might be all for taxes imposed on Motorola in Aid. Deilke said this would be month , temperatures are well right, but he opposed, broadcasting above the freezing mark. A connection with the local service. a goodytime to make the survey , high cf the committee of the whole of 36 was Sawyer proposed dropping this during the peak of the heating reached Tuesday after - discussions. ^ noon , warmest since Dec. clause and anbUierclause concern- season. 5 when the high was 42. ' By 2 p, ni . (In practice the Council begins notification Motorol a if His motion provides that the in- .. . today ing of ' ' the thermometer was up to 46 its meetings in the courtrooms, maintenance were interrupted. spector take appropriate remed- and back on find- promising to remain: fairl hears petitions and citizens, takes Sawyer said it would be better if ial action¦ and report y high " ¦¦• '¦- for the next 24 to 36 hours. other actions requiring little or the county .could be obligated to ings, ¦ The 2nd Ward alderman had oth- The Weather Bureau f orecast is no discussion and then recesses make such notificatien only once er municipal problems on his mind for increasing cloudiness tonight for its committee of the whole —to the proposed subcontractor . to begin the new year, among with a low of 20 to 25. Thursday session in the comrnittee room. Communications Service. ¦ them:. .- .- will , he mBstly cloudy with a high (IN THE COMMITTEE , The contract was submitted to of 35-38. A little colder: out no *e**lon Paul Baer Parking in th¥- Winona State discussions occur, at the end of the county board Tuesday after- College campus area—The alder- precipitation is the outlook for . which the Council reconvenes in noon at the start of the board's man read a letter from President Friday. the courtroom and takes formal annual meeting by Robert J. Muel- ducted by the Army Corps of En- who reported that the The low for tha night was M ' ' Nels Minne, ,. actions again). _ : ; . ;¦;" • ' ler, Rochester, Southern Minnesota gineers. The survey seeks to find college parking committee- .. is BROADFOOT SWORN IN . . .A Winona mer state bar president , delivered the main ad- and the 7 a.m. reading was 31. ¦ 'In general there is little or no sales manager for Motorola Com- and mark shelter areas in exist- studying the problem with a view area man, Grover L. Broadfoot, left, Mondovi , was dresses. - . . .- . - y Although the 30-day forecast in- discussion during the beginning munications & Electronics, Inc. ing buildings and to determine of using college-owned land for sworn in Tuesday at Madison as new chief jus- Broadfoot told about 300 persons at the cere- dicated temperatures for this area where protection can be increas- wiir be" arid ending formal discussions). The contract was also discussed by parking and securing student, co- tice of- the Wisconsin Supreme Court, He suc- monies that he achieved the post of chief justice below normal and precipi- Fred G. Picha who will establish ed at reasonable cost. letter was referred tation ; near normal , the five-day Broadcasting of the first formal operation: The ceeds Chief Justice John Martin who has retired. by having "sufficient health to outlive better session and the committee meet- Communications Service, his own The country board It Mak- to the parking, and safety com- outlook shows temperatures aver- ^ firm, at his home, 310 W. Sanborn ing a successor to Harold W. mittee. Myron Gordon , right , Milwaukee, was sworn in men." He said there was no real need for the aging 5-8 degrees abov e normal ing, but not of the final formal "' session , was begun last May with St, Picha would, provide_Jhe.;serv- Phtil- St. Charles, who has re- Parking meter poles at the post by Justice Timothy Brown, center, as associate ceremony, but he appreciated it-because "every- with only minor day-to-day but not unani- ice as a subcontractor for Mo- signed as county civil defense office—Heads have been removed justice. Justice Broadfoot was honored during the one likes honey better than vinegar.'' changes. Little or no preci pitation Council/ approval , ' 1 mous. torola. . director because of" 'failing- and now the poles should he re- ceremonies by a group fronrf the Tri-County Bar ; At the winter meeting. of the Tri-Count y. bar is expected, .. - Picha is communications officer health. . moved, too. This also was re- Association, which includes Trempealeau , Buffalo group at Wally 's at Fountain City Saturday, Jus- OVER THE STATE , tempera- SAID TRIBELL in making hi* for the Winona police department. ferred to the parking and safety ¦ ¦ and Jackson counties. LaVerne*! Kostner of Arca- tice Broadfoot will be presented with a gavel tures remained inild today with motion to. discontinue broadcasting Under agreement with the city committee. ~. the low of 21 being^ registered fit of committee sessions:"I'm not a and county, Picha maintains Keep Walks Clean dia and John McGalloway of Fond du Lac, for- (AP Photofax) : TRAFFIC SIGNALS for Main International Falls this morning. performer as some of you are. county radio equipment for a flat Duluth had a morning reading ol I' and Huff street intersections with m not going to rehearse anything $235 monthly fee plus parts. He in- 25 and St. Cloud 27. I'm going to say " upi here:"'"¦':' All But 11 of 7,000 Sarnia Street , as suggested by a , teftds t o tesigirvftcm the force At Rochester the low figure was He said that newspaper coverage Daily News editorial—Fourth Ward about March l to establish the Sidewalks Shoveled 29 after a high of 34 Tuesday, La of the meetings is sufficient. It's firm. Aid; James Stoltman said both in-, Delores Schiller the only city body whose meetings Police checked sidewalks in tersections are good ones, but the Crosse posted figures of 23 and Under the proposed contract , 31 for the same period. . are broadcast, he said, and won- front of 7,000 homes after the most important one is Broadway Picha would maintain the county's A year ago today Winona had dered whether any governmental radio equipment for $117.40 a last snow and found only 11 and Mankato Avenue. Traffic ¦ 't Named Chief or a high of 24 and a low of 4. At body in Minnesota permitted it. month plus parts. Of this cost, which weren shoveled as re- counts- will be made at the two His motion was seconded by quired by law. Sarnia Street intersections. Mrs. that time an inch and a half of $81.10 would be for the County snow was on the ground in con- Aid. Henry Parks, 2nd Ward. They made the check by Muriel Ollom, 1st Ward, said that Highway Department's seven mo- trast to today' ' Voting against it — for broad- driving by, 4th Ward Aid. as lor the Huff Street intersec- Hospital Nurses s 7 inches. y bile units, one base station and one The all-time ¦ : casting — were Mrs. Mary Masy- James Stoltman told the City- tion it would be more important high for Jan. 3 remote control unit , and $36.20 Miss Delores -Schiller, a former was 57 in 1874 and the low for ga, alderman-at-large; Mrs. Mu- evening: to widen Hu ff Street. Aid. Deilke would be for Sheriff George L, Council Tuesday supervisor "at Winona General the day —23 in 1919, The mean riel Ollom, 1st Ward (she thought owners were deferred Fopt's four mobile units, one re- The 11 property said that this has been Hospital, this week returned to for the past 24 hours was 32 and the decision was one for KWNO mote coo^ol* unit and one notified of their delinquency with the possibility that the state the hospital as director of nurs- to make) : Daniel Bambenek, 4th receiv- Highway 43 over the normal mean for this: day 16. er-monitor. : 4by letter and now all have! might re-route ing succeeding Mrs. George Jack- All Wisconsin , too , enjoyed Ward, and Lloyd Deilke 2nd Ward. - . shoveled their sidewalks, the if. . son who retired last Oct. 31. above-freezing temperatures to-, Harold Briesath, 1st Ward and PICHA SAID afttr Second Ward Aid. Henry Parks : hi* m-Mtinj alderman proudly reported on Miss Schiller, whose mother, clay- Council president, joined Aid. with the county board that the city behalf 'of the police depart- had a traffic comment, too. He Mrs. Margaret Schiller, lives at Tribell and Parks. Board' of Fire and Police Com- ment. said that the new traffic lights at 1927 Gilmore Ave., most recently THE EARLY January thaw sent Howard Baumann, 3rd Ward , missioners had tentatively agreed They should have checked Sth and Main streets are not has been a supervisor at Minne- the mercury heading toward (he thought an ad should be printed to a Motorola contract with serv- businesses, too, 3rd Ward Aid. synchronized with others. Fourth apolis General Hospital. low 40s and high 30s as the steady . asking people to vote on the ques- ice provided by Picha. His hew Howard Baumann indicated. He Ward Aid. Daniel Bambenek, She was a general duty nurse warmup of . the past several days , tion. James Stoltman, 4th Ward firm will dp installation and main- said that the sidewalk on the chairman of the engineering com- here from November 1947 to Sep- continued. with the said he would go along tenance of communications sys- west side of Liberty, at ; 2nd mittee, is to check with Electri- tember 1948, for 4'i; years, was All minimum temperatures ear- majority. Neither voted on the cal Inspector George Jessen , but supervisor on the 11 p.m. to ly today were in the 20s, with the ' tems, radar and industrial elec- Street, wasn't shoveled once NEW DEPUTY ...Vernon Dalorti Schiller ¦issue. tronics. last winter and hasn't been the alderman- noted that it takes ' a.m. shift and then served as low of 21 at Wausau. ' .'Milwaukee, Spitzer ,. 28, 1259 Gilmore Green Bay and Superiot The county board was sworn in shoveled this winter yet either. time to develop the synchroniza- house supervisor oa the 3 to 11 Madison , MAYOR R. K. ELLINGS, who tion . Council President Harold Ave., has been hired as Sheriff shift before, she left Winona Gen- had the highest minimum of 25. doesn't have a vote, said he fa . by Rollie D*. Tust, county regis- ¦ " ter of deeds. Briesath, Who has a business at George Fort's seventh deputy. - ¦•al to return to school She Maximum: readings Tuesday vored the broadcasts. He said that were topped by Beloit' , with Elected chairman was the intersection, said that traffi c A graduate of St.' Charles obtained her bachelor of science Alter 33 Years s 34 they keep the meetings from be- Paul Ettrick Man to other highs ranging down to 22 Baer. Fremont, 4th District. jamming has been reduced. High School --an^ a former Wi- degree in nursing education at ing secret. He morning that the University of Minnesota in at Park Falls."- Milwaukee and Lone succeeds Adolph Spitzer, St. Char- (Jessen said this - (Reminded later by a. reporter signals on 3rd Street nona fireman, Spitzer is th- 1955, She received her master's Rock reported 30, - Green Bay, meetings have les, 3rd District. Re-elected vice Be 'Candidate for the three that all Council are interconnected with wr ires, son of Adolph Spitzer , St. Char- degree in nursing administration failing Quits As Wausau and Eau Claire 29, Madi- " by a repfrter the chairman was Leonard J. Merchle- been attended . so that they can easily be syn- les, chairman of the county at the university last year; son 28 and Superior 29. mayor said , that he didn't mean wltz, Winona. 1st District. Badger Assembly chronized, and the 4th Strict board. The new deputy started Miss Schiller had been a mem- Watertown. N.Y. . set fhe na- that the meetings would be "se- Commissioners approved 1962 op- , Wis. (Special)-Oscar eration ETTRICK signal is connected with the sig- (Duvfey : ber of the staff of Meeker County Dairy Inspector tional low of' two . below zero early cret" without radio, he meant that of the Veterans Referral , Ettrick, has announced Monday. Studios pho Center T. Strand nal at 3rd and Main streets. Memorial Hospital, Litchfild , be- 1 today and. Thermal , Calif., hit tha aldermen have to be more care- under the same arrange- that he will be a candidate this to ' For the first time since 1928 the '- ' , rnent with However, there is no intercon- fore returning to Winona in 1956 'high of 79 - Tuesday. ful what they say when there's the city. The city and fall for election to the Wisconsin [city r of ".Winona will have a new ' county each nection between the signals at as general duty nurse and clinical ! a broadcast. There s no chance of pay *$4,M>0 f or a total Assembly from Trempealeau and supervisor of the 'School' of Prac- ; dairy inspector this year. of $8,000. The 4th and 5th and between 5th going " off the record," he said. comity pays the cost Jackson counties. tical Nursing. ! Dr. George S. Failing, who has (In com- above , and Broadway. actual practice Council $8 000 but not to exceed $12.- Operator of a garage and serv- (That means they have to be The following year she went i occupied- the post .13 years, sub- - which are not O00. Dynamite ' ' ' mittee meetings, ice station at Frenchville tliree synchronized mechanically and' Found lo Denver; Colo., anil jn 1958 be- j- mitted his resignation to the City Winoiiarouth since Some broadcast, have increased commissioners . inquired miles south of Ettrick, Strand also this is difficult if hot impossible, came assistant instructor and Council . Tuesday evening, it is ef- microphones.) about the advent of the cost of this arrangement for the oast 15 Jessen said. clinical supervisor at Minneapolis fective March 1. -was pointed out to Aid. Tribell to the ' It county. But County Auditor years has been a (As of now he said that the Under Culvert General. . In . resigning, he expressed his Pleads Guilty to that even if broadcasting were Richard Schoonover said the coun- appreciation for the opportunity to salesman and synchronization going north is Half a case of dynamite was discontinued the two local radio ty-city agrrangement, carried out good but it's poor for motorists serve, and the Council , in ac- stations could send reporters (only under a service man for a found cached under a culvert a special law, costs the coun- milking machine going south. . . cepting the resignation, did it with one does). President Briesath add- ty less , mile north of Minnesota City Tues- than service centers in company. For : (He added that the 3rd: Street "regret" and thanks for his serv- Resisting Arrest ed that the public may also attend other counties operated solely by day afternoon by two youngsters. Toy Gun ice." several years he signals are set for a speed of Sheriff George Fort said Deputy . A youth charged with resisting the committee of the whole meet- those counties. . lo-18 miles an hour.) President Harold Briesath said has serv e d as Helmer Weinmann located the dy- arrest changed his plea to guil- ings. that an effort should be made to ty in municipal court today. Two THE BOARD appropriated $2,- t r e a surer for FOURTH WARD Aid. James namite and a 25-foot fuse under Damage T r e m p e a- secure a replacement by Feb. 1 so other men charged with careless 500 for the auditor's incidental Stoltman reported lor the second a culvert on the Burley Road near that Dr. Failing's successor wil]j fund and $2,000 for the leau County Dem- Minnesota City. driving after being involved in ac- county at- time that Fire Chief J. L. Stead- NearS ljOOO have a month to familiarize him- 1 cidents forfeited deposits of $30. torney's contingent fund. ocratic party. He ( There were no exploding caps ¦ ¦ Approv- ' man doesn't want longer rubbish self. ' . .] Roger F. Brown , 20, Harmony Lamoille Driver ed for payment was the is first vice pres-! near the-Qlynamite but a "good county's ¦ ' burning hours. He said that the Estimating damage done by air There seemed to be agreement] Hotel, was sentenced to a fine of $1,426.98 share ident of the Et- _ _ -. _, solid blow " might explode the dy- of Utica Town- T Stra nd• present 5 p.m. beginning isn't rig- rifles (BB guns) at nearly S1.000 that the man should be a veteri- $25 or eight days , in city prison ship's 1961 poor bill. trick Lions Club; °- - , Sheriff Fort said. . idly observed and to make the namite in 1961, police today urged par- narian , as Dr. Failing i.s—Mayor ' ¦ officer ,. An annual vice chairman of Gale-Ettrick An investigation is under way ; for resisting a public Begins Jail Term $J50 appropriation hours longer will just make them ents to try to control the use It K . Ellings" said so, for example, j Brown was committed . ' was made High School parent-Teacher Asso- who left tbe dyna- . A Lamoille man who pleaded for the $3 barberry more difficult to enforce. to determine of such "toys" by their children. The dairy inspector is a part- Police said Brown was arrest- bounty. No ciation; a deacon in Ettrick Lu- mite there. Sheriff Fort said no guilty to charges of drunken driv- one has claimed the Third Ward Aid. Howard Windows are the chief victims time job, but it pays S:JO 2 50 a ed at !2;02 a.m. Monday bounty in theran Church, and first vice pres- being done ^f/tSan- ing and no driver's license started three years. The bounty Baumann, chairman of the fi- construction work was of such vandalism. month. . horn and Center streets -for hav- ident of the Northern Wisconsin ¦¦ jn.' serving a ' ttitaFof"90"xlaysrin coun- is for location of rust-producing nanc-i committee, said..th*r the thejarea. Capt. Donald Berg of the .ju- Despite the fact that Hie field ing no valid driver 's license. bushes. District Lutheran Brotherhood. employe} who spent money for . - Dale Pearson. Minnesota City, venile division warned that vio- ty jail today. Married and the father o£ two appears to be limited to local vet- Brown was placed in the police Chauncey T. Fitch , 33, appear- Approved was an annual person- the Christmas ad—chiding the called the sheriff' s office at 3 p.m. lators of state laws and city or- erinarians, the Council neverthe- patrol car while officers question- sons. Strand was born and rear- y n e ed before Goodview Justice Lewis al property inventory totaling $252,-: aldermen for not giving a raise The youngsters are W a dinances governing the use of less decided tn run an ad asking ed the other occupants of his car. 259.82 for these county establish- ed on a farm in the Tamarack next May 1—would have spent Pearson , 13, ' and Robert Pearson , BB guns are guilty of a jnisde- Albert this moring. Bitch was sen- Valley. He term' s himself a liberal for, applications Brown allegedly emerged from the plus $5 ments: Courtliovse and jail , $so,- it more wisely by giving it to 10, 216 St. diaries St. nieanor. police car in a belligerent manner tenced to a fine of $100 Democrat and said if elected , he 60 days in county jail 773.43; highway department, $166,- the Goodfellows. Police, plan to enforce the law nnd had to he forced back inside costs or will work for a revision of tax in the future. Em- for drunken driving and a fine of 280.12, and engineering depart- A motion was passed to begin more rigidly by officers. distribution. P phasis will be chiefly on illegal Stolen Rochester $25 plus $5 costs or 30 days for ment, $5,206.27. legal action against Winona Mar- State Dept. Denies ine if.it hasn't paid money owed use of the weapons. Confiscation ' BROWN PLEADED guilty to driving with no license. In addi- County Engineer Gordon M. Fay Car Soug ht Here the city by Jan. 15. Thq firm , op- Plan for Guatemala and fines are the usual penalty. Ihe license charge Tuesday but in- the license plates' of Fitch's received annual authorization to tion , Chatfield Man Pays erator at: the municipal marina , 1 Because of the destruction to Rochester police have hiked nocent to the charge of resisting impounded. ask the State D-epartment of High- WASHINGTON 'A 'P * — The Slide car were ordered 't paid , , property and the danger to other | Sheriff George Fort and olher law aires) . Trial wa.s .scheduled for ways for engineering and technical Fine for Bad Check hasn its $1 000 annual rent Department has denied that the Deputies John Schneider and EI- or the city 's split of the slip rent- people, police urj ,e parents not enforcement officials lo be on the next Ttiesdav at. (» a.m. roy Balk arrested Fitch Tuesday services which the county pays United States made a deal lo help . for. A Chatfield man charged with als, for 1961, nor has it paid its lo allow their children to use lookout for a 'car1 stolen some!ime Municipal Judge ,S. L). J. Bruski at 11 p.m. one mile east of Ridge- issuing a $5 check with insuffi- Guatemala gain British Honduras If.13 guns except under their di- told Brown today: "If you feel the , ilh a month rental at an airport ' help Monday night from the Mayo City. way on County State Aid Road 12. UNDER A RESOLUTION pass- cient funds Nov. 9 pleaded fjoilty in return lor Guatemala s rect supervision or lo use them The, car i.s a \%2 Chevrolet arrest was not proper , you may ¦ ¦ . hangar since storing boats there ' 's abortive invasion ¦ ed by the board , contractors en- before Goodview Justice Lewis Al- Oct. l . The city also is requiring in last Spring in an unsafe place or manner. . Impala , aqua ' in color. Its Min- bring the matter up in court by gaged in the county's federal aid bert Tuesday. that by Jan. 15.it file a financial of Cuba. Slate law provides that no Wsota license plate is number IM pleading not guill .v. But you must The denial was made hy press Class at Hayfieid secondary projects must continue Doyle Wait , 43, paid a fine of statement' as required by its lease minor under the age of 14 shall i / SOffTA portable radio and topcoat cooperate with oflicers performing to pay these minimum hourly rates $25 plus $!"> costs and $5 to make for Ihe marina. officer Lincoln White Tuesday have in liis possession or under also were in the car, which was their duty. " The extension division of Wi- 's to their highway workers: Skilled , the check good. In other business, subject to or- alter reports that Guatemala his control any firearm or airgun taken sometime - between p.m. *rn*cl'i;Tf(l M. S.'eluu:, .10. .11311 Hi h nona State College will start a in n 'I $i!.fi0 ; semi-skilled, $2.10, and un- A warrant for his arrest was dinance Pleasant Valley Dairy, President Miguel Vrligoras, except when in Ihe immediate ' Monday and 7:30 a.m. ' Tuesday. SI , Goodview , nnd Walter !¦ '.. Tar- class in Minnesota history at the . 's eve radio-television skilled , $1.75. issued from Justice Albert' s court 179 E. 4tli St., was given one one- New Year charge of bis parent or guardian, ¦ ras Jr., 23. nil . K. 'King St., for- Hayfieid Public School Monday speech , had said dipt in return , ' at 6 p.m. The course will be In a letter to Spitzer , Gov, El- after Louis Lngamierc, Lanesboro , hour parking stall on its north In addition no person may SCHOOL REOPENS feited careless ((riving deposits. 'fo r""Glintenialan help in providing ive taught by Laurel Pcnnock, prin- mer Andersen urged commission- signed a complaint saying Wait had side and two on its east side. The sell , g , loan or furnish a fire- •Seeling had appeared, fn court training sites for Cuban invasion any ammuni- nODCK . Wis . iS|>ociali"The ) cipal of Jcfficrson School Roch- ers to attend a meeting at 10 a.m. issued him a bad check drawn on owner said that all-day packers arm or airgun or after Ins arrest Kriday at R :.">." , forces the United States agreed Sacred Heart parochial school at ester. Further information can be Monday in the Rochester State the First State Bank of Rolling- are preventing his customers from tion tn a minor under 18 without am at police headquarters and to use its good offices in .settling the written consent- of his par- Pine Creek opened today following obtained hy contacting Mildred Hospital auditorium concerning the stone. Wait was arrested Tuesday parking near the store. pleaded innocent to the charge. Mrs, Mary Masyga, alderman-al- the -Guatemalan-British dispute ents or guardian , a police o fficer the Christmas recess, the Dodge Trial was set for today. Bartsch at Winona State College. fallout shelter survey being con- at It a.m. by Deputy John Jensen. ¦ ^ - largc, wondered when lights go off over British .Honduras. or magistrate, public school will reopen Monday. 1n the morning. She said that-in ASSISTANT CITY Attorney Rog- -er I' Brosnahan moved , that tho her neighborhood lights arc going $30 deposit Seeling filed be de- off about 6:45, when it' s still dark. clared forfeit. Judge Bruski grant- Mrs. Muriel Ollom, 1st Ward , Stop ,' ed Ihe motion. We re City of Signs chairman of Ihe lighting commit- Seeling was charged alter his said that many of them are tee, ear crashed into a t ree along West turned eff aulomalicnlly, others v fcet west of manually. 5th Street about IOO sales manager Hilbert about 1 am. Friday, When Lament of Council Members The City Council is split on the that the problem nt that particu- fellow aldermen. conditions in the area of the cell a.m, Monday, police charged . He question , but most of them feel lar intersection could be* solved if "We don 't always have to take might cause premature or laic was not injured , His car suffered thntf he should explain. Parkers were required to park one man's recommendation ," said switching. On the other hand ," in $'100 damage Two weeks ago -lli/jy beard a back from the sidewalk crossing. Aid . Tribell. a manually controlled area there A, charge of parking in a snow proposal to stop Johnsoif" Strent Council President Harold Brie- "The chief said there were nu- mny be a human error or an er- removal area l>ec.' Kl a! 3rd and traffic entering Wabasha Street in sath said that he would favor merous accidents" at the Johnson ror in compiling the. "on " hours. llutf streets w;ci di.Mimsed against tin* Winona State College area, signs if there had been nn "ex- and Wabasha street intersection , .These " tm " hours are based on ,-m Adams . Minn . man today for official dusk to daylight sched- Aldermen thought it wns a Rood cessive number of accidents" at said Aid. Stoltman. attorney and county judge-elect when he died in lack of sufficient evidence idea but asked 4th Ward Aid. the intersection. "We're a city of Second Ward Aid. Lloyd Deilke, ules. ) NEW PEPIN COUNTY COURT OFFICERS Bernard l.ien was granted a James Stoltman , chairman of the stop signs," he lamented. supporting him (he . . . County Clerk Martin Pittman . left , is shown November. Mhs Pfeiffer has been associated dismissal of the charge upon , said high ac- MAYOR R. K. Ellings, com- parking nnd safety committee, to "Why not make an arterial out cident rate was "inherent" in swearing in Joseph H. Riedner as Pepin County with Judge Iliei '.iier 21 years and has been regis. - Brosnahan ' s motion. Judge Brusk i , the menting; on n report that street get the opinion of Chief of Police of Wabasha ," Hid Ward Aid. Clar- chief's position. district a'torney, Ryan Lane nn county Judge , ter in pro'inle , cle rk of the County and .Juvenile ' ordered Lien ' s bail of 510 relum- lights Jiad been o/i flll day in a \ George Savord. ence Tribell asked. The result of the discussion : Aid. ed. section of town recently, said and Tlielma Pleiffe r as court rcporler , Riedner , .('I'lii'l.i plus anui reporter Ihe p.i.st Ifi yc.iis. He approves , Aid, Stoltman re- i Recently stop signs were return- Stoltman is to get an accident fre- he Lien had pleaded innocent Dec wanted taxpayers to know that this former judge , and Lane were appointed to their The ci'ienionli s took place in the courtlHH i .se at ported Tuesday evening. ed to Winona Street approaches quency report from the chief. It after being arrested by police offices by tiov , Gaylord Nelson , both suc- Durand Tuesday, iLouise Miller photo' Second Wiird Aid. Henry Parts to Wabasha, also with approval What will it show: Two accidents (Continued on Page 16, Column 2) new j nt 1:11. n m. Dee. 13. Trial was wanted to know how many • acci- of tho chief.) In all of 1961. SMOKE ceeding the late Karl McMahon , who was district set- for todav . . . - - . - - r ¦ : ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ...... •:¦ . ' They'll D6 It Every Time * By J immy Hat lo ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' — ^— » ¦¦ . ." ' ' yii • .' . . A II i nn II ¦« - I— HI HI hiMim ' n. — "" / . ' . " ' " ,." ' v I. : Portugal-Hun}: St Mapp&twLJtcuii '' qiiL -__——_—:—. , i ;. y ' - ¦»' ¦ * ¦— ¦• ¦ . ¦ — — - . i ' - .',J \, , ,,,- v_,.:. v. ;'V - - . - ,. - . . . . . 16 Rebels for Better Handwriting Bacchus Shor Part in Revolt For Better Grades By HAROLD K. MILKS you make frequent Is Back Again LISBON (AP)—At least 16 reb- By LESLIE J. NASON, Ed;D. —Do spelling els who toot part in the abortive errors due to carelessness? ' Professor ©f Education, By EARL WILSON revolt against Premier Antonio —Do you alternate between let- ' California NL'W YORK - Bacchus. whom flit of ybu brighter students will Salazar's regime, remained at University of Southsm tering and cursive writing? remember as having; been .the jged of wine before Toots Shor took large today as "the government The pretty girl swimmer execut- —Is it easier for you to express " ' over , was reliably reported to -be . .drinking himself into a stupor- out \.: pressed a hunt for them. ed a " full twisting forward one- your thoughts with , a typewriter? of jealousy over the opening of Toots' new $2.5 million temple dedi- j Authorities claimed only about half-a-half* into the pool and climb- —When you finish a test, do you cntcd not onlv to the grape- but to corn , barley, rye, potatoes, and 40 men took part in the attempt ed out to wild applause . She smiled say? ''I knew the answer as soon even, soiir mash. to seize the army garrison at and bowed, the very picture of as I turned in my paper?" Bacchus Shor 's new saloon at 33 Beja earl y Monday. Officials the Child of Accomplishment , —Do you raise your pen or pen- I". 5.2d St. —- same address as the clamped tight security measures Accomplished cil from the paper in the-middle '^ But was she an . old Leon & Eddie's where he was on known avenues of escape along Child ? Mot really. Her grades were of words? is even a big- lowans Fight once a bouncer — . the Spanish frontier in efforts to too IOAV for college and . strange answer is yes ger sensation than the Peppermint round up. remnants of the. gang. , a major part of her IF YOUR " " to as it seems these questions, then Lounge. All police and military units re- difficulty proved to be any of you schola stic , practice in_handwriting. Groucho Marx was shaking, mained in a "state of precaution." lack of physical coordin ation ! need , Robert , Here is a plan of practice I sug- hands with Yogi Berra the pret- To Keep 103rd Morse was 'yelling at Whitey Ford Tht government said two insur- Privately and tearfully, gest you follow for good results: at pool- how . great it; is. to be a father, gents were killed and 22 captured ty girl who was acclauned ¦• '•¦Sit-in a comfortable position Walter Cronkite was telling my —Including the two leaders of the side complained to me: with your arm oh the table, But B.W., "Now that you have my ad- band—in the uprising which coir "I'm great in . the yvater. • Choose one or two . sentences Reserve Division dress you can reach me. What' s lapsed after a three-hour gun bat- in the classroom I'm an awful and write them again and again , 10-year-old— DKS MOINES , Iowa 'AP> -. my address? HERE!" tle with troops of the 3rd Infantry stupe. I write like a filling a sheet : or two. of paper, , of lowans are preparing to battle ai Jackie Gleason- sent a . gangster Regiment stationed in the Beja and not even as well as some • After the second writing, "' "' " cut in the nation 's reserve forcesi wedding-type- floral piece slightly barracks."" . .- ." ' • fhe 10-year-olds I knpjv. switch the center of your atten- misprinted in the inscription . de- Thousands of persons lined a tion from wnat you are wTifing to which they fear will wipe out thei VOICE OF THE OUTDOORS i - OUR PRETTY littl* swimmer it Infantry Division; partment ,', to. .' wit: • 75-mile funeral route Tuesday as how you are writing. Try for well- 8,QOQ-mah 103rd , not alone in her problem. for Iowa "Good luck ,. Dear Toots 'y. a cortege bearing the body of Lt. formed letters and properly spac- the Army Reserve unit , High-Energy Prohably half of the students in and a part of Wiscon- On Your New Domain, Col. Jaime Filipe da Fonseca; ed words. Minnesota junior and senior high schools and -: Where Joy Will Reign the army undersecretary, moved Hold your pen or pencil so sin;. universities have neglected their • As Well as:Tomam " from Lisbon to Fonseca's home that it is comfortable to you . Be Military sources here have handwriting practice to a point Though Toots hadn't sent out town of Leiria for burial. careful not to squeeze the pen or learned . tha t the Defense Depart- Excitement in where it is affecting their grades. one invitation , It was so crowded , bend the fingers too much. ment is nenring a politically¦ ¦Are you one of th em? Here is it took me two; visits to get a Fonseca rushed to Beja after Train your hand to; write eas- touchy decision to examine all of hearing of the revolt and was simple test to find out: • ' ; drink—the bar was only.nine deep, a ily and well , by keeping your at- tile 10 Army _ Reserve ycombat shot when he walked: into the —Does your mind go blank when divisions, whiclfwould include thei i Groucho. beholding Jack Dempsey ' tention on the formation of each ' ¦ ' ' ¦ i arid Rock y iMarciano, warmly shak- lapta ins. Kings barracks and demanded that the you start to write? I03rd. . y -;- . rebels surrender. word. i ing hands, suggested: By WILLIAM GLOVER —Do you get a cramp in your ;¦• Continue with the same sen- —Authorities said the captured The department, tht sources|j '.'The least they could do is go Associated Press Drama Criti c hand after writing for several min- least 35 minutes. conspirators would j face prison ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' '-¦ tences for at tay, would leave all of the 27 i three rounds for us," utes?- ' . - ' - - . . -* . • " fill at least twefrnore NEW YORK 'APl-'Tlie Cap- terms of from 4 to 20 years You should National Guard combat divisions if -Is it difficult for you to think ' ' "'- ' ;• ' " [ ¦ ! HUGH O'BRIAN- rushing ov»r " convicted , pages.- . - _ . y . . ... intact , including the Iowa-Nebras- tains and the Kings is a melo- in .addition to the , loss ahead and write at the same ' writing ceases to im- ! from "First Love, " said , "We had of political rights and indefinite ' . - '• If your ka 34th Infantry Division; . - dramatic Broadway chain-reac- time? ; A becomes jerky, , stop 20 people standing tonight!" Grou- security surveillance. prove and The -Army or I g in a 11 y had tion about nuclear naval power. —Do you tire easily of writing for a time. The poorer cho said, "Anybody sitting?" Just One of the captured leaders, practicing planned to disband a number of lunged and give up? handwriting indicates . your hand well then a grayhaired gent A lot of high-energy excitement Capt. Joao Maria Paulo Varela you tell the story or test National Guard divisions as over to Groucho and said, "You —Can has become tired or your atten- as Army Reserve units. But this flares across the stage of the Gomes, was reported near death answer Better than you can write are Louis Sobol , aren't you? after undergoing three tion has wandered. plan immediately rah into strong Playhouse Theater, where the ad- operations it?-: . practice program You've got to be." and removal of a kidney. The gov- Follow this opposition from National Guard " venture tmfelded', in premiere class notes and And there they were ,./ . . Jim ernment said the each day and your officials; . " . - " other rebel lead- become more leg- Farley . . . Phil Silvers . . Hal Tuesday night. Also evident are er, Manuel Serra , was_ themes will soon captured test-grades will be high- March . , . Arline¦ Francis and traces of; over-active hokum. heading for the Spanish border. ible, your " ' •' ' ' written examinations—and , fclartin Gabcl . -; . .- the Bennett The superb nautical cast in- Teaching Machine er on ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ , even letter writing may Ccrfs .- .: . Julius La Rosa . .- . . . cludes Dana Andrews, Charlie Both had long opposed tht 30- who knows • year-old Salazar become a pleasure ! M, lildiair Hugh Downs . . Marianne Rey- Ruggles, Conrad - .'.- .Nagel,' Peter dictatorship. Ser- nolds .. .- - . Jack Lescoulie . - . . Jack Graves arid some classy, subordi- ra recently returned from Brazil Discussion Set E. Leonard , . , people we haven't nates, all polished to smart trim and a self-imposed exile stem- seen enough of the last two years by director Joseph Anthony. ming from : a 1959 anti-Salazar because strangely, this city didn't plot, Population have a nice little disorderly bar -, Tht plot concerns development In Sao Paulo, Brazil . Capt. Hen- Af Winona State Enaj i with a big fat disorderly owner of America's first atomic, subma- rique Galvao, the Portuguese reb- SEE IT NOW! Teaching machines — designed NITE and now it's got one again. rine a half- dozen years ago. As el leader , declared that the unsuc- to let the student do routine work MATINEE • Mrs.; Toots Shor, the real boss , the tart , dedicated and neglected cessful Beja revolt was "a victory on his own, thus giving the teach- 2:15 40tob. 7:00-9:10 On Increase wore" a smile of triumph about four-striper who heads the pror although not a decisive one/" er more time for individual at- WASHINGTON W—The Indians one change in the new palace. ject, Andrews portrays a charac- Galvao led the band that cap- tention — will be discussed at sot so*'85* "There's a ladies room now on the Maybe a Winner picnic areas and overnight ter parallel in some details to tured the Portuguese liner Santa MnWrm _^ of the United States can no long- Top dolphin in the private boat camping places. .' but parks to Winona State College today at 7 er be considered vanishing Amer- main floor ." she beamed. "None Capt. Hyman h: Rickover—since Maria last January. p.m. in Somsen Auditorium. of this running up: a flight of division of the eighth annual Boyn- which visitors come and spend promoted to vice admiral—who lie said the Beja incident was icans, the Bureau of Indian Af- ¦ T. C. Engum, director of the " ' stairs every. time!" The girls get ton Beach . Fla., Chamber of Com- their entire vacation . Latsch played a prime role in the real- "the logical sequence of the revo- fairs reported today. .; ."., merce fishing tournament, now State Park is undergoing: a ' state department of instruction , back to their merriment now in ¦ life operation. : lutionary process for freedom." During the past ten years, the under way in Florida waters, is similar change. "' ' ' and several staff members of the half the timet Leo Liebermah, a playwright "Nothing will deter the develop- will Indian population has been grow- the fish displayed above. It Was state department of education Anyway, there's no business like recruit from films and TV. steers ment of this process," , he vowed. talk about the purpose* psychology ing faster than the U. S. popula- caught by Paul Watkins, 123 E. Canadian Trout Fishing , Shor business. ably in the development of char- and programming of teaching ma- tion as a whole, the bureau said. SYD Chaplin 's B. W. Noolle Wabasha St., off the Wild Rose We got a kick out of the follow- in establishing a dra- ^' " acters and chines.. However, it still is far less than Adam clapped her white gloved captained by Date Brown, in the ing from a Twin Cities outdoor matic focus—the bitter opposition it was when the white man ar- checked shirt.; The fish weighed writer's column. He told of a SEVERAL teaching machines ¦ hands enthusiastically at the "Sub- " of conservative admirals . to rived. ways" in at the tournament dock at- 45 junket trip to Lower Lake, - Ont., ¦ have been obtained on approval opening for her husband ' change; U2-»¦ Jet pounds, . ;¦ ".' WSC, Historians ettimato about 850, - and Carol Lawrence, also for the for a long weekend. There were by They wilt be on display Vfali^ ' three in the party. Here are a With them, he tats up a senator tonight. They ''will be available OOO Indians were in the area now comedic sensations Phyllis New- "The fish was about as long i man and Orson Bean. JUso Paris few paragraphs from the column : who represents the more deplor- for use by- students and faculty ^^^ occupied by the United States ... as Paul Is tall," William B. \W/ cafe operator "The Mustache." able traits of political opportun- during most of January in Max- Disneu^^^pttsnti '•^JJ VI when Columbus stumbled on the —Watkins, now of BoyntonBeach, ' Crashes in . "Believe me it wasn't plan- ism. In this part : of sanctimoni- -well Library under adequate su- VICTOR HERBERTS T\ western hemisphere in 1492 on his Producer Walter Wanger insists , but formerly of Winona, writes, ned this way. We didn't order ous hypocrisy, Charlie Ruggles— pervision : :. " way to India. ; he expects to finish "Cleopatra " in commenting on Paul's in the spring, premiere it next the nine below zero weather a vintage image of elderly jol- Dr. Allan Sturges of the WSC The blessings of civilization al- catch. Bill himself is a top " December . '. . . Carol Lawrence's the first day. - .We- didn 't order lification on stage and screen- division of education , who is mak- most proved the undoing of the . .fisherman. Paul's picture, the Mississippi escort at the "Subways Are for the 21 below weather the sec- appears in off-type casting. The ing the arrangements, said teach- , as smallpox, tuberculo- . one above, was featured in the ¦ ¦¦ ted men Sleeping " party was Rob' ond day, and if anyone tells twinkles in his eye belies the PICAYUNE, Miss, (AP>-A U2 ers will never t>e replaced by ' ¦ , whiskey and wars of exter- t Goulet tournament news bulletin as . . •JII ., .:. sis of "Camelot." (With .New York's you a 3o-mile-an-hour south- venom of his lines. jet aircraft—tlie same type which machines, whose p'ui'pose is to en- . mination steadily reduced their the fish of the last weekend. ' threatened t ransil troubles, wags west wind isn't cold, refer the Nagel. chief spokesman " of the was downed over the Soviet Union able teachers to do a better job. numbers to less than 250,000 by Photo is by Stan Sheets. established order , and Andrews in 1960r-crashed ' in are calling it "Subways Arc For .gentlemen- to any of the ang- the dense ONE KIND of teaching machint the end of the 19th century. ) carry the play to a peak of taut Pearl River swamps Striking " ... Desilu 's interested lers who were on this trip. near Pica- which From that low point the Indians Locally, fishing was centered on drama in the second act when yune Tuesday night. available is the TEMAC, in. the bio of Barton McLane's dtr. looks much like an ordinary note- have, been making a steady come- panfish , which was slow In. most "And to make things worse the the opposition positions are aired The pilot. Capt . Charles P. Marlene, who wns an undercover book on the outside. Inside there back with the 1060 showing 5fl9_ - areas. The ice was reported as cold even had an effect on the before an austere panel of gold Stratton , 32, was reported safe agent for the FBI; Is a mask-like device which covers « RAYBOLGER ,000 live on res- generally safe. Fishermen were lake trout. During two days pf braidf early today by authorities at 147, of whom 285 Paddy Chayefsky thought, of writ- the answers to questions the note- driving on it with cars in many trying, we caught but six and Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. ervations. This does not includ e ing a musical about the Russian book contains. By using the mov- MmlOMMY SANDS 14 ,000 Indians living in Alaska , areas , including Straight Slough off Hambly, now posing as the world's Tht credibility of "The Cap- revolution . and'Artliur Cantor sug- , Capt. William able masking device the student since the Alaskan Indians weren 't Prairie Island Spring Lake at greatest ice fisherman, landed tains and the Kings" falters sub- N. Orr, deputy ^ ANNETTE gested a title: "The Sound ot Mou- public information checks the accuracy of his re- ^^^ coupled in the pre-Columbus es- ' Buffalo City and on the Trempea- five of them. sequently when Lieberman pulls officer at Kees- jik" ... Paramount veep Jerry leau lakes. out the melodramatic stops to re- ler , said Stratton was perched in sponse. timate either. Pickman 's recovered from wrench- ' With immediate answers fo 'And how big were they? solve his major and . minor a tree "and he's okay." . - , ing his back at the "Ilev , -I»et's ' check his learning process plus Between 1950 and 1960 tru an- No large northerns or wall- themes. The sub-plotting includes Stratum s home is in Detroit, ^ft ™^TECHNICOLOR - "They were Twist" party at. , .hF~Peppcrmint eyes were entered in any of nothing to write ' Mich., but he, his wife and two page references to textbooks, the ^^^^* W \ nual rate of growth for the In- home about. The an officer s romantic tangle, and Lounge /. . Richaj'd Burton— the local contests, There were big one in a father-son clash. children Live af Laughlin Air student gains "psychological rein- dians was 2.5 percent compared the catch weighed approxi- with l.V percent for the U. S. whose only singing hns been done some big sunfish and crappies An unauthorized deep-sea test of Force Base, Del Rio , Tex. forcement," a basic concept of mately four pounds — even population as a whole. in "Cameiot "-—was asked to do a running nearly two pounds. the submarine is the means Rescue parlies from the Air teaching machines, Dr. Sturges ' after being frozen stiffer than The population surge was achiev- record album; he s interested , if whereby everything is resolved. Force and the Coast Guard en- said. 'd "talking " songs a board. ed with considerable outside help, they let him do Many fishing shacks were moved -a Logic gives way to histrionics. tered (he swampy area af day- Damone 's dating airline break. however, with the result that only . . . Vic onto the ice along the river over "There The truth is still stranger than hnstess Georgia Meyers . were a few drafts In a" small ' minority ' of today 's In- the weekend. The Minnesota fish (he. -cabin. this kind of fiction. WISH I'D SAID THAT: A cynic In fact , there was en- Orr said the U2 was attached dians have the unmixed blood of house license which sells for $1 ough of a breeze Graves portrays the rebellious TOMORROW proposed this toast : "May all shooting through to the 4080th Strategic Wing at IA MivlT-fXr y1 NwWI their ancestors flowing in their was due* Jan . 1. The number must the windows and sub skipper with boyish enthusi- your trouble' ' he ns short-lived as doors to put a Laughlin AFB. It was on a flight veins. s be on the outside of the house ns three-inch asm. Others in the cast nre Lee your New Year's resolutions,"— layer of ice In our from Del Rio to Birmingham , well as the name and address of minnow bucket over niglit. And it Grant , the show's sole damsel ; Ala., and return. Mnrv Jamison . the owner. wns right next to the stove! Gavin MacLeod, a slithering law- The plane, in flames, crashed TODAY'S HKST LAUGH: Slay- yer *, and Warren Wade , a grave Noted Painter Found Wisconsin requires fish- about 9:30 p.m. Witnesses report- ing in ' college has become so ex- no "This i.s the first time we and wily fleet admiral. ing bouse license. However, ed seeing the fiery crash from as Dead, in Backya rd pensive that even professors nre ever had lo chip ice inside a tbe law states that the namo far away as New Orleans—75 writin g home- for money. cabin to get at tho minnows, MIDDLETOWN , N. Y. '^Sur- EARL'S . PEARLS: Description and address of the house miles south-southwest of Pica- realist painter Kurt Scligmann , 61. Removing clothes to sleep was Holiday yune. of n bore: "He never seems to owner must be printed plainly . out of the question. Traffic wns found denrl of gunshot wounds have Ji previous engagement. " on the outside of the fish in the snow iii the backyard of A Washington officio! told Les bouse. Minnesotans who have "in fact , Toll Up to 337 his retreat home here Tuesday. the only luxury we Windom Flower Cnrpenter what it ' s like lo be fish houses on the Wisconsin had before going to bed Avas re- Police said tlmt at his side wns ' re sworn side of the river in the river CHICAGO (AP) - Traffic acci- elected: "One day you moving our hoots . The rest of our a rifle that liis wife snid he used you 're cussed zone must have a fish house dents during the threo- *J±2 H -B ^HB &. IJ^LB*!^^.IH^D^'.II^HBBH^^^H^HI*JV ' the- tree Safety Council's pre-lioliday esti- mwMw^^w^r tyraVIHr * v^!_A^Daj^^^HB2'- ' .^^HBHlaBl ^^L0_-Q^^^HH(JaiB Tlie .S.vi.vvborn painter lin <1 Like tlie- chameleon , Tlie river regulation rends In knife Tuesday and escaped wilh &.. ¦ aal-i ^^^ lB , tj&Sfct^"*? vf ~^^ir^^^^V^maWW lr»_j ^^^^^^^^^^ B)^H^[-^^ Bfn served nn tlie faculty of Brooklyn load can change its color to blend part: "The door of any such en- mate of 3-30 deaths. 540 in cash from the Windom ^^^^^^^^ K ItJ^*3Smmm\mm^A. - '\^"*W^ ^n^B^lm'^^^^ le'i^^Bi^^B^H-aW^^^BWK College He inuintained homes in with tree bark nr the bright green closure shall be cqulpprd with a The final count showed lhat in Floral Co, ^^^Hri^^Wn^SK ^^m^m^'^^^^KW^^^^mmmK ^m\^mm\^mmmW Bad Night for addition to the traffic toll. 83 per- New York ('in* and Mlddlelnwn. of new leave:- latch which shall permit the door Susan Dressier , 14-yenr old ^^mmmmmmmmWamWWWW^^ sons died in fires and 59 others to be readily opened from tho out- daughter of John Dressier, the ¦ Georg ia Burglars were killed Irf miscellaneous acci- ^^^^^mmmwSwWmmnXi t- f mmWbS^f^&jgBAwBHW^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ side nt all times while the shelter owner , said thtrrrrarr' was dressed dents for an over-all total of 479. is occupied, Residents of Minne- CARTKRSVILLE, Ga. W - in a Ri cy parka. As he approach- ~ The .count, covered a TJ-lioui- ... A HUCK FINN . . . TOM SAWYER . . . JUNIOR MISS sot a or tViScfnrsin nngUnir' frnm Frustrate'?! in tlietf-attempt.T'to ed her, -he 10 period beginning n't. 6 p.m, (local pii'led- the- kn i fe- and v. . rolled 1r»t ' Red Wing, at n 6:30 p.m . din- Northern Tourists Still Needed ner , Jan. 8, reached our desk TALLAHASSEE , Fla. Mi ~ Flor- WfTDNnSDAY , MNUARvTTwi today, It was signed by Wil- WASHINGTON CAP) — Despite VOLUME 106, NO. 34 ' lard A. Dibble, president. ida aims to capitalize on northern a record year of construction the _ snowstorms lo boost tourist Pubilshecfftally except Saturday and hol|. busi- nation 's public schools nre still dnyj 1)/ Republican /ind Herald Publlihlna Donald K. Lewis, Minnesot a ness , short 127 ,200 classrooms, the Of. Company, Ml Franklin SI., Wlnone, Minn, "" Museum of Natural History, will The State Development Com. fico of Education reports. - SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' talk on the flora and geological mission snid it has made arrange- Single Copy _ 10c Dally, Uf Sunday It added that the pace-setting ' ¦ ¦ CHILDREN 75* features of the park, 11. W. Hella, menls for 400 billbonrd-slre post- Doilvcrcd by carrier - per week J0 conli year of school building did make 24 wochj II?.71 S3 weckt »25.50 state park director , will t alk on ers to be erected in key northern some headway in cut ting down cities Ininiedlately after Dy rnall strictly In Advance; paper atop. the park's progress, . a heavy the room shortage but . that the pert on expiration rjnto. OM BOYAMD snnwfnll , In r-Hlmoro, HouMon, Olrrmca, Winona, T gain may be wiped iiwiiy next w*r With the development of Wabasha, Rulinlo, Jackipn, Pepin and The posters present contrasting fall by n flood of new pupils. Trrrnpoflli'ou counlle*! Hlglnvny 61, this park is grow- pictures of n man digging out ol Based on a survey of state de- 1 yn«r . . JU.00 3 montnl . . M.J0 ing in Importance, It in bound 6 month! . . 14.50 1 month . . . II.JJ the snow nnd n happy fellow play- pnrtmonts of education , the ~ P-r office ~ CHAMP All other mall egbjcrlpllonef~' w¥™ to develop into nn nttrnctive ing sliuffleboard in the _ sun. snid there were 37.5 million en- ' " camping spot , as well 'is a The posters are planned for rolled in the public ' 1 year . . . tlS. oo 3 month! . M.Jj schools last 6 months . . 10.00 l montn . , . »l,40 vacation park . The experience such cities as New York , Chi- (all , an increase of 1.2 million m• SUPPER CLUIM n GALESVILLE , WIS. (Closed Tuesdays} of the Prairie island Park bend change of addreis noncei. undelivered ?iil lOREfliil-M cago, Philadelphia copies llE ' , Boston. Cleve- over figures for the fall of lflfill . , tulncrlptlon orclnrt and clhor mall Aliot Specially and Cirtoon . s W l UflliilDVinr iiione Ulason , , shows ilatm to Winona Dally Newt, Box tJ. Wl here a similar project land; Detroit , Pittsburgh , St. Most of the increase was in sec- •V•*"n,, »"J-»C-««-45c 'none. Mtnn ' ll m ^ mawirrlLl IIITIH.IIICMl\ Hr IlilUUJMl S ravening- »t •'7>lJ-»i)S-Uc-joc-7Jc that such parks are not just Louis, Washington and St, Paul. ondary schools. •Second clan poitag* paid at Winona. CHANGE IN MINNESOTA Wisconsin Death Two Captured Robert Kennedy Kiddie Events toll 7 for 1 962 [Suspension of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wisconsin By Court EJ&$ipns Take Wisconsin's highway toll for the After Willmar * Policewoman Hits Bankrolls In Winter Ice new year has reached seven , three below the figen e for this date a Held Illegal ]Reorganization year ago, with the death of a Gas Station Holdup Look Minnesota man. .- ' .' j I ST. CLOt;D , Minn. (AP) - A On New . Minn: 'AP** - Two By ADOLPH JOHNSON facing a possible threat of federal Francis Nelson , 59, of St. Croix WILLMAR . ; fi\^-day ..siispenMon given . Police- Of Crime Kings Festival Listed . suspects in the armed robbery of ' taw y Associated Press -Staff.. Writer court action. Beach. Minn., died in a Hudson , j woman Sybil llollcrn in I'M. wns in Effect Novice races for children 15 and Willmar gasoline station were By LOUIS G. PANOS And state constitutional officers Wis., hospital Tuesday of injuries a ,, illegal . District Judge Walter Ro- . A\A.'DISON ,- "Wis. i .-PU-The Wlscon- f ' ' Minnesota elections wilt fake on under from Winona and trade area captured shortly before midnight' WASHINGTON (AP)- - .. '.'One — governor , * lieutenant governor , suffered Monday when he was gosheskc . held Tuesday. sin court.- reorganization law . aim-. ' ; a new look for 1362, will be held Saturday, Jan. 13, at Tuesday at -Benson.-35 miles north- : of Robert F.. Kennedy's biggest attorney general, treasurer and struck by a car near Hudson. The jurist , said charges against ed at - keeping large backlogs of : . - Congressmen — eight instead of ' 2 p.m. at the Lake Winona ice west of here. ' satisfactions in his fi rst year as secretary of state — will be elect- the woman were confused and a -. cases , from pccumulatin g .in any , ... nine — will be chosen from new rink to open the Winter Carnival Dariiev Nelson , Benson police '¦ attorney general came from "hit- legislature ed for new four year terms. Terms j . hearing in the case by the; Civil . court , went into effect Tuesday.' . " ' . districts set up by the of these officers were lengthened children 's program. chief , said that Othey Walter , Ak- ting the big-time operators of or- after a long battle. : Service Board bad been "condiict- | The law ernpowers the State Su- from tyvo years, bringing them 'n- The rink . will be closed for pub- ron. Ohio, and John Harvey, I pre me ¦ ' ganized crime in their bankroll ," State senators and representa- : ' ed in violation of its own rules. Court chief justice to as- .he said today. tp line with , the term of the state lic skating during the event. Cleveland , both about 30, surrend- sign circ uit ¦ tives also will be elected from new be; separate contests Bus Station to ¦ ¦ ' Not ' concerned- in the case—iv-as_ -or rounty judges to A auditor under a 1958 amendment. There will ered without 'resistance after he - temporary . 'h/rrvrtun rt Olhet* The bankroll, he emphasized in: districts under a reapportionment girls. Any child may another . , 15-day suspension given courts • ' ' And both Republican" and Dem- for boys and had stopped their car on the basis ; w here calenr .;irs are crowded. :" ; an .interview, consists of receipts adopted in 1959 by a legislature pre-registratidn is re- Miss llollcrn .last September for ocratic-Farmcr-Labor parties have enter. No of a broadcast description. . !¦ ' Another provision; of. the -lavY es- from gambling. quired. Silver-and-gold-colored cups reading a book on duty and takr . signalled that they plan to battle ; fablish 'rs a- court administrator ' , ' ' ' for 6ffictrs' **- ;w4t h ' a ne,w intensity. will be awarded. New location Sheriff Harvey Spaulding said .ing . unauthoriz ed time off. . ' . Another source of pleasure in . ' j .and an- - - - - ' ¦ ' .administrativ e committee fi - . one of five activ- bus about $«100 taken in the. Will- . 1961, Kennedy • safd. '-was Justice The event is Northland Greyhound Lines 'to assist : in the new . setup. Re- * sponsored by the.Winona Ac- moved from the mar holdup had been found in the j Department activity to protect . The election process gets under- ities station will be iiretl Chief Ju^lice John K. Mar- Light Snow pres- Group and the, city . Park- Lunch , suspects' car. they were brought i the rights of Negroes. way in the early spring with tivity Park Hotel to the Kewpee Cuba Protests lt in of Matiis-bh" is ihe ' admini' " -lodged in the Kan- . ¦ stra- He- said he was also pleased I cind caucuses followed by county Recreation Department. ' 154 Walnut St., next . Wednesday. back hare and . . tor. " •' . - " ' :"' ¦ ' ¦ '¦:¦ - :• . ' County jail ' without charge. ; - . with the work of his 31,000-mem- ¦ and district conventions of the po- : A children's fishing contest 'ages When the City Council approved diyohi |U. S. Air Trips ber department in enforcing anti- 'liticfll . parties, 15 and under) will be held on the change Tuesday evening, 2nd Victims of the holdup were The . law expands us? of county From Mi-dwes! , Both parties will hold endorsing Lake Winona' at tlie foot of Frank- Ward Aid Lloyd Deilke said that .Ifi,: and Robert ' ' /' court's,, sets uniform trust laws and in less publicized George Engelman. iy . WASlHNpTON )AP> - The Cu- juri sdiction r ' fields ranging from tax law en- : statc conventions before filings lin street , Sunday. Jan. 14 , from the Park Hotel will be torn down Unw'ih , 3.) , partners in the station , ban governinent has formally pro- - and authorizes - 'town s, cities and' open on ' forcement to representing the gov- 1 June 13. The state pri- 2 to. 4 p.m. No prVregistration is and a new building constructed. about a block from the police sta- tested that .S. ships' and planes i villages to . create .. . municipal , jus- ' - i mary election will be held Septem- ¦ t' ' '¦ ernment in Indian claim cases. . necessary. Awards will include a It is understood that the hotel tion; ; ' ' . " • : have' violated Cuban waters and ; ticc of the. peace courts. Special . New England j ber ii to choose nominees for the puppy. Assisting in the contest at 2nd and: Johnson streets will Tlie;. raiders. ''. - one carrying a i municipal , siiperior . small claims,.,,...,, ,,.,,., ' To ' -. air-space "tens and '' .. - The organized crime! and civil j general election Nov. 6. j hundreds of rights PRESS are members of the Winona Ac- be removed so that a building can sawed-off shotgun, ordered both times . ; y ' and police , justices; have been abol- . fields were considered irp- _By THE ASSOCIATED l^ffidaL pximaryjresults will be ! portant enough to merit separate tivity, Group, the United Commer- be .constructed for a supermarket. men to lie down , and tied them ' ished by. the law;. Regular justice More light snow fell across ;, announced by the state canvassing The State Department; had no ' yearend reports to President Ken- cial Travelers, and' the Rod and The national office of the chain up with electric cords before loot- | j . of fhe peace courts, however, ara ¦: ¦' northern areas from the Midwest board on Sept. 25 and official re- ' . comment on the protest delivered ' nedy. ' . j Gun Youth Conservation Club. told the Daily News last Friday ing the cash register and wallets j retained but their jurisdict ion has. • . . into New England and rain damp- sults of the. general election on ¦j Tuesday by the Czechoslovakian ;¦ ' •;¦ ¦ The attorney general cited the en-- ¦ l that the deal has not been coh- of the two victims. been-cut.. .- • " , ¦ ' - ' . " ' ¦ ened sorric western sectiotis but No* * . 20. ' . THE ANNUA L treasure hunt ! ambassador to .the United States; ¦:' ': ¦ actment new antiracketeering j sumated. . ; . of weather prevailed for children 12 and .- under will be nnd Har- i . Mil .oslav Hiizek. lle has represcnt- ; Sprinkle cooked ' legislation and the creation of an generally clear ] Making the request for the Spaulding said Walter , cauliflowerefs Besides electing eight congress'? held at the Lake Park Saturday, admitted the holdup and said ; ed the—Cuban government here with buU' erdd '.; bread intelligence unit within the de- elsewhere today. - ; . change in the bus station locatii'i vey, ' i crumbs and It was chilly again in sections |: men and -a full slate of state offiv Jan. 20. at 10 a.m. To be eli- was E. G: Rivers, owner of the tlier had throivn the . shotgun awii yy since the United - States broke yoiir. family . will eat the vegetable partment's criminal division as ' ¦' ¦ ' " , of the Southeast , including parts l} .cers , voters' will this year elect a gible, children must register at Kewpee. The bus zone will extend somewhere along the highway toii diplomatic relations; with Cuba. all up! major developments in the fight' state Senate of 67 members and office and of Florida. A general warming I| the Park-Recreation for 60 feet from near the southeast Benson! The two said they had against crime. . ' a House of 135 members. Four 1 trend was' indicated : for most of ij - participate in the scavenger Hunt corner: of 3rd and Walnut streets left Ohio Dec. 211 in the car they felony yhe country, members were added, to the House the preceding w eek . , SRr) and had planned to One new law makes it a the eastern half of Ij south .toward 4th. bought foc . interstate' i ,in the 1959 reapportionment , first Children 16 years and under ar£ Coast. to transmit bets by k-Part - of this area now is des- drive to the West¦ wire. Kennedy said this icx-ced Coolest weather ag.ain -was cen- j in 4fi years. - .:. invited to enter a special division ' Tlie sheriff ' said the pail* hnd te-red in sections of the Northeast I ^lso to be elected is one mem- ignated as a taxicab zone for Wi- the majority of the nation 's lead- iii the Winter Carnival parade; nona Vets Cab. Its zone will be been noticed loit cring for. some with zero and below temperatures ! ber ot the Railroad and Warehouse Jan. 20. The division will ' ing race wire services—basic to Saturday, moved farther -south. ' It "will ' be time in the vicinity of the rob.hed " in parts of northern New- York | ! ComjTrissibir^=^the term of Paul small flrats, marching ¦ the operation ot gambling syndi- ' : ¦ ¦ consist of billy 20 feet wide. station and that -numerous , wit- State. :. - A 'A. ' ' . ; " |( Rasmussen, ' present commission Awards Will - cates—to close dcavrr\Am6ng the . . . ¦ units and costumes. Third Ward Aid. • Howard Bau- nesses had . - been .. 'able, tn provide ~two king- It was -1 in Farmington . -N-.iM., ;' chairman expires this year — and ' (or the most comic casualties, he said , ,were include one mann proposed that since the the license number of their car as • ' ' Nol a News and readings in the teens and 20s i two Supreme Court Justices.. As?6- register at ' . . pins in the business, ¦ " entry. Children should buses are in the zone only;a small well.as' descriptions : of the men. of New Orleans and Athletic Pub- were reported in the Rockies and !I ciate: Justices whose terms- are Park-Recreation office. Chil- the portion of the lime that the taxi- lications of Minneapolis. sections of the plateaus. Temper- ! expiring are William P. Murphy at:the' -Winona . 1 dren should report cab and bus zones be combined, Other new legislation bans in- atures moderated over the Plains :¦! aiid James C, Otis, • . -newest mem- County courthouse before parade • ' but other aidcrmetv eonsidered this Sentence Suspended for terstate operations in transporting and into the Mississippi Valley , -ber of the. court. tirrie. Trophies provided by- the ¦ impractical.. -' . gambling material — including:- with 30s and 40s in most areas .' . . District court . judges will be WAG will be ' awarded" for three Man Who Broke Loc k ; ¦ numbers slips,. travel, for crim- and 50s ; in extreme southern Tex-; elected in every district except the places in each division: ., -. - • " inal purposes and carrying wea- "as.'' 1— 1"-" ' , " I eighth ahd .county officers will be A tnaii charged with assault, j Redistricti ng yote after allegedly breaking the lock pons interstate after conviction ef chosen throughout the state./ A FAMILY snow modeling con- Rea l Savings for All^th- The "cOs and 30s also prevailed : test is. scheduled for the week of For Mower County nn a door at his sister's home f Family ! in sections eastward with the iI On the general election ballot January ; ',-lD. Models should be Monday evening pleaded -.guilty- mercury dropping to below freez- : will be three proposals , to amend built in front yards. Teh trophies AUSTIN , Minn ... i,j-t-The Mower Tuesdav iii municipal co-nrt. Every Item From Regular Stock { ' , lf) ' 29 Fishermen . ing in parts of" the ¦Southeast and | the constitution. : will be given in each of the first , County Board decided Tuesday to Donald .0.' . .DinRfelder ; 2G , . R3 into the 40s in Florida. It was 45 j One would consolidate perma- second and third divisions—30 tro- put the question of revising . the E. Broadway, received a suspend- in Mrsmi but Key West reported nent school trust funds and permit phies , in all. , county commissioner districts ed sentence, of A.S25 or eight days ¦ ' ' '' ' ¦' ¦ : to ' Drown When 5 .65. . .. . - . ' . - pP' - . I their investment in ' corporate ' Entries must be registered at the the voters this fall. in city jail. -Municipal . Judge S. - . W.omen4 .s & Teenagers' . ¦ -Bruski /m^ The light snow belt extended j stocks and bonds. A second would Park-Recreation- office, judging The law requires redisir'i 'cling, D. J. suspended the sen- Dingfclder Vessels Sink across the. Great Lakes region , ' ease the present debt limit pro- ¦will be done Friday, Jan. 19. unless voters decided otherwise , tence on condit ion the , upper Ohio Valley, northern ! vision of the constitution , a pro- further details on the not he guilty-of. - a similar viola- SMOOTH LEATHER y ' 31- ' l i)f)l. .Beginning Jan. 1. all ¦;• DRESS S forecast , the American common Therapy Unit Leaders Elect Wolfe . , . ! man will earn more money than •violations . of Fountain City ordi- GILMANTON , Wis. (Special) - ^mmmmWmmmmWm mm ^^^^^^^. ^f % he ever did before in his life— OTTAWA , : ilf) — The Canadian nances will be handled by the s/G8iiY Lorn Wolfe , Cochrane, was elect- \ Alma. Values tb $5.99 & government is in the business of Buffalo County judge at ^2 " m \ and still be unable to understand ed president of the Buffalo Coun- ! making atomic machines — and Mr. Giesen hnd been Fountain where it all went. ty Junior Leadership Association | New "Magk Oval" jelMispem-ar fi business is good. : '.Citv justice since ,lune 1, 15)58 . He will eat both the cake of 's . Christmas party Forty salesmen seek markets at- the group p™n* te- plenty and the bread of crisis, as here Dec. 27. Famous Name Tissues! ** r j_b for the Commercial Products Di- , y .e,. Russians find new strings"of Other officers are: Thomas,Ma- vision of Atomic Energy of Can- Driver Fined on One discord and unrest to strum. rum , Gilmanton , vice president; WOMEN'S ada , Ltd.,. owned by (lie people. /4l\ Most people will be living more, Carol VVenger, Alma , secretary, Charqe; Trial on Other Products are sold in 37 countries. and Thomas Loomis , Gilmanton , ¦ ' but maybe wondering whether 'this ' DRESS . ¦ '^ Export sales fiscal year are treasurer. Bernard V.' . Nissalke , 19, Foun- Mij they are enjoying it less. Vet ev- expected lo exceed ?•! million . CfM except The counly 4-II group will be tain City, pleaded guilty to a KOTtliS erybody—eNj^rySody wives The main revenue producer" is host at a district meeting at Mon- charge of making, an improper i jrlUed / ' wfejy ' Y reaching 40—will fipcl something the coball- 'iO beam therapy unit , turn and innocent to a charge of boxes jp P during 1902. dovi Thursday. Taking part in tli e | ^'°* />S^^ B to be cheerful about a machine developed in Canada driving after suspensinh of his Here are a few fanciful predic- program will he the officers and j] REDUCED TO '/ SMFW in . 11151 to treat cancer patients. last, year 's officers , Robert Slot- driver 's license-in municip* ;.!-court ] a tions that may come true dilr+n^ Canada at one time had the world tier , .John Anderson and Lu Anne Tuesday. j the present year : market to itself for these ma- " Municipal Judge S. I) . J. Bruski 2 I On the international front: Hurlburt. chines. IL now competes with 30 sentenced Nis.salke to a . fine of $10 Following President's Kennedy s Norman Haugen, county club ! $^99 producers mainly in Ihe United -s i ^M , . leader , reports thai 4-11 members or three day. in county jail on I advice on personal physical fit- Slates , Britain . Italy,,.'Japan and the turn violation. Khrush- over 14 are now eligible for mem- ness programs, 1' remier West Germany. Trial ' for the other thai ;!•' wa.s chev will take a special corres- lXT.shi|> in the county organization. e limit for membership was st-t for next Wednesday at !> a.m. Values • Brown pondence course in muscle-build- The at, !I /^^£^^ ' Since its establishment in 1952 , recently lowered by Ihe state iif- Rail was placed at $.30. Niss.ilkc to $6.99 Cz&Z^ ' .,.,¦ ¦ mmWajr ing. the division has sold 25H therapy • •- Colon Y M ^^i tice from the minimum of 1;~> . vv;is committed. ^^^ The United States will shoot a units iu 3!) countries. Tht: United He was arrested Friday at 12:15 D Th«r« never war io much loflnen tn a facial •»» man into orbit , and the Russians Junior leaders from the Oak ^^^^^ /^"UJB States has been Ihe best custom- arranged the a.m. oh Highway 43 at Winona H tiiiuel And »uper wel-i»ren(jth Scottlai flo " >v — will immediately orbit a beautiful Grove 411 Club here Many Sty les to Choose From —c /4&^ er , taking 92 machines. The main- Christmas party. hy the Highway Patrol. fl forther, do more better ... to you use lewerl ^^ femal spy to keen an eye on him. \_' land Chinese have bought seven , ~ ••- ' " ~' • • L • '~~ the Soviet Union two and Czecho- * The Congolese will organize Limited quantity! Shop early during this 3-day sale! slovakia , East Germany and Po- their own version ol the "Peace land one apiece. I and send their first train- Corps , " Equipment for s'ubjecling JfolSUL %hML JWILL help rescue ma- ees over here to terials to ga' mma radiat ion also Americans stranded iii traffic is sold, along with isotopes used jams. THAT CANT BE BEAT The United Notions will seek to in industry, medicine , agriculture and research. solve its financial woes by having r* FOR ECONOMICAL H EAT ! itself listed on the stock exchanges ~~!P ¦ " DRESS , London Pfiris , ' ME ^ SHOES I Lander's of New York , Highway Department j oc( . - n rfC3 Rome , Ilonii , and Tokyo. Shares ommam L will—also - be . sold.._secreUy__.to.J..H. Doesn't .Want to Buy i *W& C C ^ ' ~ Russian public by stock "and bond ^ Quality salesmen parachuted into Siberia Old Duluth Bridge \A»\ f>0 price has been nien- i '^^ TJhbilhm t OR. 1 I *m. i !**M&£^-~~ 7^wm teach. After being cleared of any tioned. . ' j ouH|I ¦ ¦ Iniiit- of subversion by a joint fa c- The West lj iiliith ' Diisine.s.suii'n's 1 » «leans fts Burns ¦¦¦ 1 JLl¦¦¦ K l^6Csuw ii^sia g ulty-congressional commiitee , Sen. (Muh hiid proposed that the stale LSI ft -^rH^^M E»(*Tf!wjff!T OIL HEAT IS SAFEI 1 "*— -—^ Harry Goldwater will . offe r him a ' huv the hi i(l(;e aii.l m;ike it toll- ^Z ~ ^ " am 1——H post oi) his stall. tree. H flPi W^m) /i\^H# EQffiSLu (inv . Nelson A. Rockefeller 's ¦ friends will offer a $2.ri ,0()0 reward for any ghost writer who can 4 Dead in Hotel come up with n Republican vote- Fire in New Zealand East End Coal and getting slogan better than "Mew Deaf , " "Fair Deitl, "' or "."Vow CilHlSTCllimcll . New Zealand H Shop and Sav* ench week at 51 West Third Street in Winona Frontier. " 'Al' i -- Kire swept a tiO-ycai' -oUt i u TRADEHOME All in all , mitt promises to be an wooden hotel at the tiny rcsoi l ot Cement Products Co. interesting and .surprising year. If Akii'Oii just alter inidiiiuhl , kilt ' Where Vou Oct AlOKfc' Item al I.OWf .lt Cost 52 East Third St. — Shop Friday till 9 you don 't enjoy it , it'll lie your iu^ four person-,, About a dozen 901 E. Sth Phone 33S9 i - ' own fault. were injured , I :__ • How Do Tou Stand, Sir? f Oh/ Well! New Year's ResoIuHons Are Made¦ to Be Brolcen, Anyway!' Medics Offer Advice '¦ '' . ' , ' ' ' • ' ¦' " ¦ ' ' ' ' ^P N ¦ - ' ' . . . • . ' . . - ' -, . . . ' , TODAY IN WORLD AFFAIRS Oh Tax Deductions Dependence on f or WHEN YOU start to fi(jur« out your No Praise "1961 income tax, the Minnesota State Med- ical Association has Suggested some points UN. Is Issue . yoii might want to consider when figuring; By SEN. BARRY GOLDWATER . . . ¦ 'Smiling Mike your medical deductions. LOS J\NGELES-Tlioughtful students .of By DAVID LAWRENCE expenses are deductible only ' American foreign policy have questioned the wi$-< Medical do' of our dependence on the United Nations WASHINGTON — It \y dishearteningUo learn that high offi- , generally m . in the year they are paid and as an instrument for world peace ever since tha cials of our government and soiw members of Congress and of that ' you can deduct only to the extent frustrating stalemate . in Korea. In recent weeks, Supreme Court gathered at a party at the Soviet Embassy a expenses exceed 3 percent of your the these the events in the Congo have given most con- few nights ago to bid farewell to Mikhail Menshikov , the retiring without deductions (adjust- cerned Americans reason ,40 regret*, our blind entire carnirigs Union. income). support of U. N. policy. ambassador of the Soviet ed gross, American pay homage to a ruthless agent instance, if you have an adjusted We now find ourselves financing armed ag- Just why should any For 's acls of inhumanity are written in gross income of $9000 and your itemized gression leveled -at . a people who asked nothing of Stalin? This ambassador medical expenses for 1961 came to $480: more than to be independent.; At this juncture the records of the United ; - ¦- . - . ¦ ¦ ¦ . ... &$ . . , _ - in-history. -no observer can predict the final out- States House of Representa- To Your Good Health -" Adjusted gross income .... . y $9 ,000 come of this noble iittorhpt to establish some- tives arid are well known to ; 1961 medical expenses .. . S480 thing rcscrnhlmg - a - democratic people in Poland who were vic- Less "3^0 of $9,000.... .\ $270 government " in the Congo, i But tims of his cruelty. . certainly future historians will M-cnshikov was deputyrgen- Pacifiers Medical expenses to be . question the actions of the Unit- eral of the United Nations Re- ,$210 ed States in supporting a mili- lief and Re- deducted ..,...-. tary ' . -'assault - 'against" the one Leave ¦ h a b ilitation , good thing to con- Congolese leader who has (}:> ' Ad m inistra-. SOME YEARS It's a ¦ • sider borrowing money and paying medi- consistently expressed • friend- tion — usually Him Cold ship and -admiration.for the U.S. refeiTed to as . - cal hills before-the first of the next year, By JOSEPH fl.. MOLNER, M.D. " and (2) demonstrated a deter- .' UNRBA - For instance, if you decide to pay half of mined ' ' opposition ' :' to Commu- and served in . "Dear Dr. Molner: Do - ¦ ¦¦ a $480 me(Htal-bi}l=ie=4*362 ($240) and the nists. .-: ¦ : - Poland just you approve of pacifieri other half In 1963 ($240), and you have no . Most r>( the Afro-Asian nations after Worl d for . infants? Does thumb- . other significant medical expenses in 1963, in the UN. protest bitterly War II ended Ooldy/ater 1945, His sucking or the use of a pac- y then you would not be entitled to any de- against colonialism. It is , to my in . to support the U. N, mission was , ifier hinder development of duction for medical expenses in either mind , totally inconsistent : to arrange; for straight teeth?—G. R. M." : year. That's why sometimes you can , save action aimed at-subjugating the free leaders of (hp ri i s-t'-r i- by force money by bunching your medical bills. Katanga province and compelling them, h ti t ' i ' o' n of. Lawrence Yes and no, I can't say that accept the sovereignly of the ques- of arms, to UNliRA's relief supplies. He I approve of pacifiers,: but I .dn acci- tionable United Congo States, office in such a if you are paying premiums - handled his can 't get very upset when " food and cloth- I dent and health insurance policies which - friendi way tpat the IT MUST bo most difficult; for . th> ing — largely supplied-by this see a baby "cliawing" on one. provide reimbursement for hospitalization of America throughout the World to understand country — went wily to. com- When teething, a baby has fees, these are deductible. participation in this military : and surgical and accept our as munists , and • -. theiT followers. ...' which lias its objective the estab- the urge to 'bite op something, gc^nJiire A subcommittee of:tli e House " If your physician advises you to install lisltment'."of an unwanted authority over the na- whether it's a rattle, a toy, a portable air conditioner, for example, as of Representatives visited Vo- tives of this, particular province. land in 1945 to- : check up on a pacifier or a thumb. It as- a therapeutic measured-it is deductible. I have been ' particularly - distressed in recent UNRRA's operations. Here is suages the discomfort , if that . ' ¦ ' 't .. Transportation costs to and from vour days, hy the dispatches comnig out of Africa which an excerpt from its report as isn too strong a word. . invariably describe the leaders of the Katanga- filed . in 1946 with the House ., This is perfectly normal. doctor's office are deductible. Medicine ' ' nese -forces - .-.as, "mercenaries," The appelation of. Representatives: . There isn 't anything for us to '* md. drugs are considered a medical ex- of this term is ititeiiclod obviously .-to . question "Tli e temporary head of the worry about, therefore, unless .' ' pense only to the extent that the costs - ex* ' - the motives of any white men Who are supporting UNRRA delegation- was Mik- the child manages to get hold ceed 1 percent pf the adjusted gross in- Tshombe. 11 seems to inc the entire United Na- hail Menshikov, a Soviet citi- of something that will be bad THE - J ¦ ¦ - - ¦ : WASHINGTO^' '• • ' control ' ; - " N . - great: for him. MERRY-GO-ROUND. . wielded That's up to us, of come, The excess is listed with other med- tions force is subject to the same description , ' *v * zen , who. - - ¦ - - - - ¦ ¦ - - , : ; - - ¦"* - ' ' ¦ - - '' ~ ' ical expense. ' ; for certainly -they ' arc- mercenaries fighting for . . . . . - . : \ . " ,;- '. : y.: Tr.V '. „ " . ' . " . . . ' . . ' ;" . ..- .'. . , V . . and influence over the distri- course. ' The - : ' ' their pay in an alien land. . If - -We . grant these bution of UNRRA's yet.meager act pf chewing IF YOU HAVE a youngster in college, forces Ibc virtue of being sincerely:, motivated, supplies. The distribution .was or biting or V limited to recipients who were sucking (or look at the tuition bill. In most cases there then should. Wc hot also refrain from judging the . motives of those who arc supporting Katanga ' active supporters of or colla- whatever: you is a student health fee ranging from $5 -to s ' want to call $50. This is a medical expense which is efforts to maintain its independence'1 borators with the provisional B^^j^^^r^^i^lAPolish (Communist) : govern- it) is; natural. h' . deductible. APOLOGISTS MAY argue that this is a Unit- ment.' .- T .-u m b- ' ¦ " ' '. - . -¦¦ .: • ed 'Nations ' - action and therefore not the sole re- ;s u c 'k in g, sponsibility of the United States government. But A "UPON THE committee's re. or toy-chew- country, it lodged we have been told that the United States is .'pay- rre^^ turn to this ing, may after y. B y DREW PEARSON ; J J a strong protest with the Pres- a c e r tal n ing most of the cost of this U. N, adventure; " - VV-ASHlNC?rON — The details have ' Freeman Plays to been surprcssed regard ' maek ticket in Massachusetts ident of the United States and , and the dispatches indicate that United States' Ing the case of Capt. Joseph Kauffman, Iength of time the Air Force finance should be difficult to beat . :. . was. happy to learn that soon bah*y equipment is being used by the U. N . Can we officer recently arrested for alleged espionage. When he goes on displace In Pennsylvania, Mayor Rich- thereafter Mr. Menshikov was teeth' so me- Molner The Grandstand avoid responsibility for what the U.: N. is doing? trial, however, the case will probably unfold as one of the major ardson Dihvorth, of Philadel- recalled and his. place taken vjybat , sometimes, but this is of . -lio.'w'-do you stand , sir '.' - , spy stories of the year. . " phia will thumb iiis nose at the bv Brig. C. M. Drury of Cana- no'-fireat importance. The Air Force has evidence that one . of: Kauffman 's close Vela- • ¦ : ' ORVILLE L. FREEMAN, secretary of Democratic boss of Philadel- da: f- V'., . , habit persists beyond lives is a Communist . There is also evidence that Kauffman ar- phia , If the agriculture, visited an Arlington, Va„ su- - ' Phil Green, and run for • "Since the , conimittee's re- .: six displacement of ranged a 30-day leave in Gcr- governor. : the age of , permarket : the other day. Surrounded by pilworth is one of turn to the United States it -has- , the second teeth may. occur , many and crossed into East '¦¦ the best of Philadelphia 's may- , news , Berlin in civilian clothes, : are about to unveil some new . kept in close and direct' cpn"^ ..and this may lead . to tha movie and television cameramen IN YEARS GONE BY in drugs called " ors.' The other A-l mayor, S?n. violation of an Air energy en- , . tact with UNRRA operations need complicated care lat- photographers, and reporters, who had Force or- zymes, " which people ' Joe Clark, nowyninniag for 're- for der , and with full knowledge some in Poland and lias noted a er. been thoughtfully invited by. agriculture will dub the "fountain of election , will fill out aii. ap- Ten Years Ago ... 1 952 that he -would he picked up great improvement both in the department press agents, Mr. Freerrian youth.'V The new drug won't pealing Clark-DiKvorth ticket Usually the habit is abandon- The l.ir.2 area quota for the Minnesota Heart by the East Berlin police. An operation and in the distribu- ed by the child before that oc- . denied his visit wasia '.'stunt." On the con- actually restore youth but may for senator and governor . . . tion of relief supplies. " ¦ . A_ssocial ion has been set at .SO ,910. American military man in vuii- The Democrats will :lose Ohio curs. " ;. . '; he said, it was a "serious effort to right slow; down the aging process trary^, The Rett Cross .Mopdmobilc unit lias set a form has the to enter ' - - this year when Mike Di Salle • In those days they ^didn't 't Worry about whatever , , but , . . Marcus Colin set a mile- Don . portray the fact that food costs .are very quota of 150 pints of blood per day for its three- East Berlin civilians are bows out. GOP ; Candidate think of Menshikov as " smil- a baby chooses,: so. long as it ' subject to, cross-examination. '¦ ¦ ' -. stone regarding radio-press low in relation to costs of other things and day visit here this . month, y . monopoly when the V.S. Court James Rhodes will probably ing Mike. " In.fact , one western isn't somethipg that is not y to For a military man to wear . ¦e' to help get a better understanding of the of . Appeals recently found the succeed him . ..Ike's former r who saw a lot of him on that be chewed and swallowed. ¦' civilian clothes was an invita- ¦ '¦kly ' ' secretary of the interior Fred mission in Poland described wonderfully efficient job farmers are do- ' ¦Twenty-Five;.Years Ago' .- 1937 tion to be arrested. ; r.-i a-Lorainj Broadcasting *' - . . Company and trie Lorain Jour- Seaton is likely, to become next him in 1958 this way: AT THE SAME time, can't ing. Kauffman was. .When inter- - The Wisconsin slate Legislature has voted to '. na| guilty antitrust viola- governor of Nebraska. He'll de- "The man was nothing but a sec any' good reason for pro- rogated by an East German . , of: As shoppers pushed their carls lo the spend more than $1 ,500,000 in Western Wisconsin tion tor monopolizing both the. feat Democratic Gov. Frank hunk of woodi lie wasn't viding a paeifier , and popping counties, for road improvement .. - .-projects. " .- . security officer he gave infor- Morrison .:. . In Utah , look for doesn 't: it- into a baby 's mouth when- checkout counter, the secretary greeted mation regarding press and the airwaves. amiable at all. If that A brief respite from the weekend co'ci* wave— Air Force young, popular Cong: David ' tip with the way he is* ever he opeijs-it fbr a Jipalthy facilities in Greenland, y PRESIDENT KENNEDY de- nta fclr them , witli- a basket containing a two poiind 42."deRToes above zero—will be. broken by another King, Democrat , to defeat Sen. ; 's just a me- yell. Let him chew—but why Later that . same finitely has decided to resume now, be sure it chunk of . chuck roast, one and a half dozen cold wave. East Ger- Wallace Bennett Republican; chanical surface change." not let him decide when he . . security officer - .' atmospheric nuclear tests ear- , t-ggs, ten pounds of potatoes, two quarts man defected King 's daddy was a senator wants to? Using a pacifier; to West Germany and told the ly in 1962, despite expected . ¦ of milk, and a large loaf of- bread. "An ' before him. WHEN MENSHIKOV cama • .-won't- hurt some babies, bid it Fifty Years Ago .. . 1912 story of what had happened. criticism by the neutralists.. to the United States early in 't any,; it average liour's pay," he told the shoppers , INSIDE WORD Is that Sec- . won really help And Lea II. Pierce , secretary of the Winona Mer- Kauffman was arrested . at The President advised Prime ]958, the foregoing report by a will be had for a few bpbies of any single Force retary of State Rusk has de- "will buy that much more chants; and Husincss Men 's Association , has Castle Air Rase near Minister Macmillan of his de- congressional committee was because it will encourage some _ Merced, Calif.., and flown to cision at Bermuda and Mac- cided not to cut off American one of. these items than it would ten years resigned to accept a like position' in Grand Hap- , referred to by this correspond- parents to rely too strongly on ¦- '•¦--- ¦ Lindsay Air Force Base near millan agreed to support the aid to India , even though he's . ago." y . . ids , Mich. "¦ ¦' .- ¦ . ' indignant ent and by others in the press, an artificial method of "pacify- Wiesbaden , Germany, to face . move. He even offered to turn over the invasion of ' ¦ Sto tt and Son will open a.branch office in Du- Goa. and there was congressional ing" them. . . ' • • MR FREEMAtf WM right as far as ho his accusers. The .Air Force over Christmas Island in the . blin. The question of whether to criticism of the appointment, After all . why does anyone went , but he should have gone further. The will prosecute Pacific to the Americans for Hep. Timothy Sheehan, Repub- vigorously. the tests. It's probable Kenne- continue- American aid was give a baby a pacifier? To price of food today must be reckoned not seriously considered last week, lican , of . Illinois , said in a make him keep quiet when be Seventy-Five Years Ago .. . 1887 Gullible dy will accept the Christmas speech to the House: only by what it costs at the store. There Am e r leans Island site and that at least and the decision vas . made-to wants to protest , or express his is an additional hidden cost in the billions Permission has been received from the. Wis- will spend one 20 exnlosinns in the atmos- go ahead on the grounds that "The new Russian ambassa- emotions, or exercise his lungs 1 ' '' of dollars taxpayers are forced to spend consin Legislature ' for-Winona to build a wagon billion ; dollars phere will be set off this year. India s position in. the Asian -dor to . Wa.ffiingt.on, Mikhail When this happens , either on unsound subsidy programs that sl'i'mu- bride*.' across the- river and mainUiiti a road on quack Gov , Nelson Rockefeller has subcontinent is too important. Menshikov , seems to have been Ui find out what he" wants , or ' leading to il . cures in 19fi2 . taken elaborate polls to see Cutting off aid , it was, decided , greeted as one of the new looks 12) comfort him; or <3> let him lale overproduction of unwanted foodstuffs Thi' Cily ' Ciiuneil reports thai. the newly in- eventually would hurt the Unit- in Russian diplomacy. How- , commodities out of . One-third of it whether his divorce will , hurt yell. It's normal for a baby and price our farm stalled - electric lights are working satisfactorily. will he on his political career. He seems ed States worse than the In- ever , in 1*046, a congressional to holler pnee in a while, If he world markets. A • phony vitamin to think that he can run for dians. committee pointed out that this cries hard , he wants some- pills . . . Con- governor of New York again However , the scheduled trip same man was running thing. This is a waste of t'a| -funds and re- One Hundred Years Ago ... 1 862 gressmen will .successfully.., . Without the of Mrs. Jackie Kennedy to see UNRRA operations in Poland Die Nehru lumih' is some- " sources which could be |scd to produce .The river ice i.-i firm enough to allow teams stai'e a drive influence of his liberal wife. and distributed Ihe f ood , not lo "De.ii* Dr. Molner: With thing else again. State l^cpart- starving Poles on the basis of reference to your item more of the kinds of foocfc , such as meats ¦to travel upon il, Tliree teams came upriver from to I n c r e ase Peanon Rockefeller will become more ¦ and dairy products , for wnich there would l.a Crosse, . their own salaries from $2H. - conservative . . .If George ment officials are definitely need , but /strictly-on the basis 'about the laryngectomee opposed. n-g (one who has had (H)0 to $35,000 a year. They 'll Romney, dynamic head of b e i Communist-party¦ the lar- be a demand if agriculture were allowed New York politico s are in- members. ' ¦ ¦ ¦' nyx removed i who to balance itself , free of unsound- - govern- also .raise their tax-free ex- of American Motors, wins the w^is pense allotment from $2,250 to governorship of Michigan Im- trigued over a trial balloon "Menshikov in distributing talking and giving lessons ' that 1 ment programs. " J5,'ti00. No one who votes on pressively, he Is certain to be- Ralph Bundle , the Negro t his food claimed the credit for in six or eight months, my U. N. diplomat the increase, however, can come a candidate for tho GOP , might be pick- the Russians rather than for brother hnd this same oper- Mr. Freeman , who became a farm ex- ed by tho Democrats to run Try and Stop Me honefit /roiii it until the next presidential nomination in lflfi l America , who gave the food. ation and his progress was pert about the time he became a polit ical term . ' .' . Pan American Air- . . . President Kennedy will against Gov. Nelson Rockefel- .so rapid that be was talk- ler. This • proved a handy tool lo lame duck , likes to portray himself in (be I By BENNETT CERF • ways means what it says about discourage his brother Ted win friends and influence many- in .'! and giving .speech in- Floating the trial balloon is .-. iole, of champion. -' of the downtrodden turning : its airline over to the from running Ofjalnst Cong. poles to join the Communist struction at the Cancer In- , y In iho heart of Now York' s Ulster ' ' (U)i*c Vidul , the Broadway fanner. Perhaps he thinks that in such a government if the airline pil- John McCoimuck's nephew Ed- movement. Now this same Rus- slitiitc in three months. Counly, Maril yn Ross saw this sign dang- ots, now making $30,000 a year, ward for •'the Senate,' Instead playwright , related by mar- Thank you for your infor- role he can ingratiate himself with the vast riage to some of the Kennedy sian is being openly received linp, in tho front window of a justice of RO throujjh with tjicir strike Tod Kennedy will ' run for gov- and acclaimed by many peo- mative column.—P. S. T." majority of farmers who thus far have in-laws and a close friend of the peace: . . . The medical researchers ernor. The Kcnncdy-McCor- ple in WasliinRlon who do not .shown rcluclancc lo accept the kind of "Are you tit to be tied?" JFK'S. Whether oi nut lit; Thank you—nnd congratula- ... v speaks for tho White House remember the facts of his- tions to your brother strict control programs he and bis crowd of tory, " •» . He is a bureaucrats in the department of agricul- A honeymoon . couple -was exploring remains to ho seen. whiz to bo teaching so soon. ture hope to impose. the Florida KviTo Jaiies, when the bride JhsL^ihlA. THE PRESIDENT is anxi- WHILE IT wai widely not- Many laryngectomees learn to .suddenly lost Mor footing and slipped into ous to put a, strong candidate ed at the time thnt Menshikov talk very rapidly; gome have ' in tho race against Rockefeller , was a tough and effective to work harder at it. I don 't SUCH PROGRAMS lead onl y to biggor a murky pond . "Honey, " sho .screamed,, want to give subsidies and higher food prices. Perhaps 1 and in view of Rockefeller's lurvnt of Stalin , the United the idea that it's "an alligator is - biting my loji!' Her hus- divorce there Is nn off-chance wales government unfortunate- easy, hut 1 do want to repeat Mr. Freeman thinks that through grarul- band (a Harvard man) inquired , "Which ol healing li im. Whether ly Ignored his record in Poland that anybody can do it if he iitand- plays~Hke .his.jsupcrmar.kct vlsJt.,ho_ unc-'!..'.' .-... _.. _. Runche could do it , however , 'did not declare him to lie or she tries. and 1 can influence taxpayers and consufners to , cried the i-s- another lnnHer. While he ""persona-nnn grat a, -' as it hnrt- "How do. I know , >ou fool " "Dear " Dr. Molner: K " would run up a terrific vote n right to do when the Soviet I stand for it.—Chicago Tribune. girl , "albAhuso -nlllgatoiV louk alike. '' there an exerciso that>can ¦ ¦ - ¦ * - among Negroes and intellec- proposal to send him to Wash- Ogden Nash's clever nral percep tive Idea tuals , lie niiejil have difficulty be done for a weak muscle For v/hoioovcr shall k»«p th« whole low . and ington was submitted to (he in an eye? Whenever of how the immortal Wil l Honors might winning other segments (if Department of State. What is I am yef offend in ona point, h» U flullfy ol all. tired , my eyes tend to have described himself: New York suite 's ramified even more surprising is to find James 1:10. electorate. ' ' cross slightly.—.1,11." "I' worked with; gun and {iiin and lariat Americans prominent, in offi- To entertnirr'' tho proletariat . If nominated , Bunche would cial life—and even in the ranks Here's one of those ques- And wilh my OklahomelyWll bo the first Negro candidate of labor—attendiiiR last week a tions lhat I can at best an- WINONA DAILY NEWS for governor ot any state since farewell party for Menshikov swer with , "Probably yes, " An Independent Newspaper — Established 1855 1 brightened up the earth a bit. " reconstruction days after the at the Soviet embassy. One Without export advice I'd Civil War. , W. F. W HITE O. R. CLOSWAY C. K. LtmnEW wonders if niornl indignation have to say no, In short , a 'One thing you must say lor people specialist Publisher Kxec. Director Ditsincss Rfor. " , ' has become obsolete. probably can hel p and Kdttor & Adv. Dircc 'or today, admits Frank Morris "They re To Lessen Friction you. wil ' thoy want , It is straiigo Hint the behav- ling'to do a- day s work . But NEW YORK tn ~ A gift of ior of Stalinists has not been W, J. COLE ADOLPH BREMW H. (J. J-I YMMM a week's pav- first. " *¦* $5,000 for And) refugees has subjected In recent months in Managinfi Editor City Editor Circulatir-n Alf. r, • » . bivon made liy tho American the ' Uiul .'il, States to the same Fill Your Bin With H. II. llABKCK I*', II, K1.AGGK It. .1. I.DSINSKl II was a cruel, cruel wife- overheard Council for Judaism Philan- (lonuiK'i'ntion which the Com- Composoi y Supt. Preis Supt. /•'•nf/ranui; ,S'»p(. liy Mike Connolly telling her husband , thropic Fund, munists of today are them- TOP OUAUTY STOKER "You sure made a prize fool of yqurself Henry S. Mtiyer , president selves directing toward thee ¦ hi fll.KE (llllfl vVOLI) (iOltliON 11(11.TK . tonight. It' s a good think those people ol the fund , saiii the flifl i.s lo Stalin regime. One wonders Chief Accountant Sunday Editor help demonstrate the fund' s how during the last four years didn 't realize you were sober!" any MKMBER OF Till A5S0CIATEU I'HESl » ? . "humanitarian , ' nonpolilical Ameficnn could have * concern for tlie welfare ol the "welcomed" or fraternlicd * *» The-illustrated brochure of the ancient less fortunate " and to help with Mikhail Menshikov. «**|^^* T)o COAL•Tom and distingui shed Devon Inn in^'feat Jirit- "lessen the frlctidii between should have been Isolated and 'flio Associated Press Is entitled exclusively ain proc laims , "Dogs are welcome at this Moslem and iev ." boycotted from the day ho to Ihe use for republication of nil tho local The i;ift wns amide to Church arrived in Washington. Hu then news printed in this newspaper as well m all inn but are respectfull y reminded not to go into the dining room or sit on the World Service, the relief and would long ufiQ have been wltht DOERER'S A.P. news dispatches. rehabilitation agency of the drawn by tho Moscow govern- PHONE MM 6 . Wednesday, .January. J, l%'2 I uniit ure. " "That one iv.is cerlalnly answered in a hurry!" Notional Council of Churches. ment. Dotrfr 'i equipment r«dlo dlap.tohciJ. i WEDNESDAY ; Durantes to Adopt thepDoHv JANUARY 3, 1962 'ttec^dA. Baby Left on Step i Granddaughter At Winona • Winona Funerals Two-State Eteaths LOS ANGELES (APJ-Tihe baby ; that was brwight to Jimrny Du- ] General Hospital Michael Bescup William J. Dunne rante's doorstep Christmas Eve . ' Funeral services f or Michael GALESVILLE, Wis. (Special)-*- was baptized in a private cere-jOf Sgt. > Viiltlng hours: Medical trad surgical ' v York patients: 2 to 4 and 7 to 1:30 p.m. (no Bescup, Hastings, will be Thursday William J. Bunne, 15, died at 9:30 mony Tuesday. : I children under 12). ' at 9 a.m. at St. Stanislaus* Catholic p.m. Tuesday at Winona General The sacrament was given at St. j Maternity patients: 2 to 1:30 and 7 to _ J:30 -p.m. "(adults .- only), Church, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. N. V. Hospital, where he-had been-a-pa- Victor's Catholic Church in West j Grulkowski .officiating. Preliminary tient since Nov. 17. He.had been Hollywood , vhere Durante and his i Joining WACs "TUESDAY services will be at Watkowski Fu- ¦ ¦ ill for a year. wife Marge arc parishioners. ' PALL MALL, Term. f 'A P>- — A ' Admissions neral Home at ft:30. Burial will ; He was born Dec. 12. 1946. Pre- The Durantes intend to adopt ; granddaughter of Sfit' : Alvirt CP Mrs. Harry B. Cox , Elba Minn. ' be in St. Mary's Cemetery, the youngster , Cecilia Alicia , whey ' , j vious to his illness he bad been a York , the - fi^htinsest man • of Miss Marie" JS. Cox , Elba, . Minn. Among his survivors are three ) at' is, less than a month old. ¦] ' student -Galesville Elementary World War.I , steals some of the Daniel Suessmith, 117 W. How- sisters; Mrs. Martha Nett , Mrs. School. Hollywood- colun\nist Louella - spotlight from her . famous, old ard St. ¦ Frank (Celia) Veleski and Mrs. Parsons was named - godmother j , . - Survivors are: His mother, Mrs." grandpa today. Edward . E, Sendelbacli , Coch- John ( Verna) Saleski, all of Hast- and Danny Thomas godfather. ' " . - ' ' Marjorie F. Dunne; two younger ¦ ¦ ' ¦ Mary. Elizabeth York, W. will ings. - - ' - rane, Wis. sisters. . Mary and Susan be- inducted into the Women' Friends may call at atkowsk i ,, and his s Air . Dennis J. Kowalevski,. Minne- W m'aternal grandparents Force in a special- ceremony ¦• ' Funeral Home after 4 p.m. today: , Mr. and at sota City. Minn. Mrs. John Hunter, all of Gales- Crosby Hospitalized the . bedside of the Tennessee Henry F. Lockwdod, 525 Dacota The Rosary will be said this eve- ¦ ville. mountain man who won fhe Medal . - . ' - ¦¦' ¦ - - ' ning at 7:30. For Health Checkup | . .St . - , . . of Honor for- his legendary , ex- • Baby Kathleen Bussicte, 211 W. A funeral service will be held SANTA MONICA , Calif. (AP)- ploits. ;• ' Broadway- v Friday at 2 p.m. at Presbyterian j church, the Rev. Richard Hili " of- Bing Crosby is in the hospital for] "I hope I can make grandpa as Arden F, Tripp, 1603 TV. 5th St. WEATH ER of ¦ ficiating. Burial will be in Pine ' ' - ' what his doctor terms a general j proud oCme-^as-I-anv hino . "* : Births WEATHER FORECAST .:. .. Snow fhirpies are central Gulf and lower Mississippi Va!ley,-~on-t'i#-— i ' " EXTENDED FORECAST Cliff Cemetery. . .;. . ' . It physical examination and cnecK- says the girl . who . is called Gol'diV expected tonight in northern ' New England , the Texas coast and in t^e Pacific northwest. will : Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smelser, MINNESOTA p.— Temperatures Friends may call Thursday !- «P.- - by her friends y. '. •'' . - from northern -and centra l Appalachians, the upper : tie slightly warmei in the Atlantic states and the . 381 Druey Ct ,, a daughter,, will average r>8 degrees above 7-9 p.m. at Smith -; The . veteran, entertainer " entered Mortuary, and valleys; much colder in the - York , tiow 73 and partially par- Mr. and Mrs. Franklin ; R. normal with , only minor day to at the church Lakes area and the northern and central Plains Ohio and Tennessee . I St.. John's Hospital late . Tuesday ' . from 1-2 p.m; alyzed-as. the result of a stroke, George, Trempealeau; Wis:, a son. day changes. Normal high - 15-20 Friday. and Rockies. Occasional rain is forecast for the ¦northern and central Rockies. (AP Photofax Map) night. His doctor said Crosby will * Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Koch , 60 ' , asked ; to -witness :the ' induction north, 20-25 south. Normal low ' remain most of-the' week . ¦ ¦ ¦ Laird St,, a daughter. zero to 7; below north , zero to' 6 John W. Janiow ¦ ceremony. The Air force agreed .'. Precipitation wiU ¦ to hold it in his modest home in; Discharges " y- , . above south. ^ LEWISTON, Minn. - John '! W. ! range from about one-tenth of inch ' Widow Claims Body the, rolling Tennessee- hills.- . . . Mrs. Ambrose T, Schwartz .and Janzow, S3,- Lewiston, died this • ¦ melted northwest to little or no Wabashf Board Mary York • is an unassuming. baby, 517 . W. 4th St. morning at Winona General Hos- Of Barba ra Burns girl who is giving up college plans Mrs! Robert D. Langowski and precipitation remainder of state pital after a lingering illness. from occasional periods of light to join the serviced After the in- baby, .Rt. 2 Fountain City, Wis. LOS ANGELES (AP)- Harriett snow or snow flurries. . He was born Aug. 7, 1878, in duction ceremony, Mary goes to Mrs. Mary Walsh, 379 E. 2nd. "Mr, OKs Allocation; s, widow of comedian Bob WISCONSIN—Temperatures will Warren Township, son of and Burn Lackland Air force Base at San Mrs: W. M. Brown, 469 E. Mark Mrs. Fred Janzow. He had lived Burns, has claimed the .body of " '¦ average 6-8 degrees above nor- Antonio , Tex., for training. ' . - St. • her daughter, b a A ' mal, Normal high 17-30. Normal in the Lewiston area all his life Bar ar nn. Miss: York , is a irifil graduate' Mrs. Roman Bork and daughter, was a member ' Barbara ¦'23, djed Monday of an low zero to 16. Continued mild and of Immanuel Sets Up Salaries . of , Fulton High School in Knox- Fountain City, Wis. j overdose cT barbiturates,. ¦ ¦ ' ¦ until turning colder over the week- Lutheran Church , .Silo . WABASHA , Minn. (Special) - her ville, Tenn. - . " - ' /. Mrs. Daisy Nation , ¦:-. Stockton, j He married . - Martha- ' - 'Mueller ,. third since August. She had a jiis- ¦ end. Total precipitation less than Before adjourning¦ their ; .annual J - - Minn.. j i Sept 1, 1910, at Silo. ! lory of*"- -narcotics arrests and "She's Just a. nice , light-htarted ' one-tenth inch. Light , snow most meeting Tuesday afternoon ,' the Mrs. Mary Sulla, -Minnesota City, Survivors are: . His wife;, three J served two 90-day terms—one in girl ," said Fulton Principal W. M. ' likely over the weekend. i - Minn. . - . .- - . '¦ ' Wabasha County Board of Com- "She . . sons, Elmer, Lewiston , Victor , Do- i jail , one in a state ¦ hospital—for Davis. was well-liked by all OTHER TEMPERATURES - missioners appropriated $10. *o45 ' ' /¦'¦ ' ¦ - ¦' ¦>• ' ' ¦ ver, -lan d' 'John; Costarhesa, Calif. : '/addiction ,. . . . - . the-students. " : . . . . : • ' -A High Low Pr. for County extension work. ¦ ¦ - • ¦ :- ¦ . ¦ _ ¦ six daughters, Mrs.Hilda Benck . . . Among her activities , Davis re- OTHER BIRTHS Albany, cloudy ,.,.,... ' ¦ - ' 23 0 - . . and Mrs. August 'Adeline) Bo- The sum of $2,500 . was transfer- called -was participation in Albuquerque, clear ... 41 20 y. , school WOODLAND, Minn.¦'• '. (Special)- now, Altura. Mrs. Edward (Irene) red from the county revenue to plays and dramatics. J Atlanta, clear ...... 38 23 Atlanta Has First Other than A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. . .. Minneapolis Mrs. Alfred the incidental fund , $2,400 for soil that said , ' Bismarck, Haedtke, . : .V-he . Miss York . stayed Ray Gorden . Cutchin , Richmond , cloudy ... 47 31 .. (ElsieV- Mrs. conservation work, and $5,000 for New Mayor Since 1942 . ' Boise, cloudy ...;...: 31 23 ,. Mueller. Witoka . in the ..background. Va., in December. Mrs. Cutchir (Martha 1 Rupprechty Wi- the county-nursing fund. Boston cloudy ...... 31 23 .. Gerhard . (AP) That betrays ..something of her is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs , (Mar- : ATLANTA . Ga! - This ' ¦ ' Chicago, cloudy ...... 33. 29. nona Rt. 1, and Mrs. Argene The AVabasha County Herald grandfather s . tendencies.: York Vincent -K . Claussen,,.'Plainview; garct) Frey, Orange, Calif ,: 28 j Deep South city has a new mayor , Cleveland , clear ' .;.. '. 32 22 .02 i was named the official newspa- the first time was a -conscientious objector , an and granddaughter of Mr. anc ... ¦ ¦ - .great-grand- i for since 1942.. clear ...... ;. 63 25P. .' ' . j grandchildren;. three . per, and publication of the 1961 "I don 't-want-fo-fieht" man who, Mrs. Otto Claussen, Woodland. Denver, . j Businessman Ivan Allen Jr.. 50, Des Moines, clear 3fi 25 I children : three: brothers, the Rev,. financial statement wa.s awarded ¦ nci*erthelcss, did fight. (Special)—A C. C. Janzow Victoria, Canada, was sworn in Tuesday night to DODGE. Wis. son'Fairbanks, snow ..... 5 2 ,04 ! . to the Lpke City Graphic. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Konkel ,¦¦ the Rev. F. \Y. Janzow, Cisco, . succeed retiring William B. Hars- It wat in the Argonne on Oct. Fort Worth, cloudy ... 26 23 .. .' ¦;. field , l ' , St. Ansgar, THE COUNTY ENGINEER wa« 70, who served continously 8, 1918 that he killed 25 Germans at Trempealeau Saturday. The• Helena/ cjear ...- . 39 26 .. Texas, and August i authorized to obtain needed tech-! from 1942. and.. t ook _J 32y pri son ers, _ inc.! u ding couple are former residents here. Honolulu, cloudy •:.., 84 69 .. Iowa: and two sisters, Mrs. Min- - ¦ '¦ ' ' ; nical services from the statp De- . . . - . a battalion commander and three Mrs, Konkel is. tbe former Miss Indianapolis, clear ... 31 22. .... nie Tews. Rochester, and Mrs. - daughter oi\ ¦ Herman Richter, \Vinona. One partment of Highways in 1962. other officers. Bernice Pellowski, Kansas City, clear ... 48 39 . - - .- .- | Truck Crash in Martin Pellowskl and ' the late! - ' ' son , one sister and one brother The minimum wage scale for i Gen. John J. .Pershing com- Los Angeles, cloudy .. . 72 SO - . . '' ¦ - ¦ "' construction on federal aid .sec- mended York as " the greatest Mrs. Pellowski. Memphis, clear .. . 47' 36 . '.- -.' are dead. . - • - .. [Chilej Kills 23 v ¦ ¦ Funeral services will be 2 p.m. ondary roads was set as follows: ! civilian soldier of the war." WHITEHALL. Wis. (Special) - Miami, clear .: . ... 6,5:45 .. ¦ '¦ Saturday at Immanuel Lutheran 1 Skilled labor , $2 an hour; intcrme-¦ ; SANTIAGO , Chile (AT) - The The Air Force sent Co]. , Robert Births at .WhitehallyCommunitj •: Milwaukee, cloudy .30 25 . '.-: ' ' ' ' Church. Silo, the Rev. C. F. Kurtz- j diate labor , $1,75, • and unskilled,,'}-" ¦ crash of* a truck Into the Rio G. Brown, area recruiting . com- • Hospital : [ ¦ . . , IMpls., St.a Paul , cloud y 33 -18 .. ' . ' ' ."i0 - . . mander, from Charlotte. IN.C.- , to ¦: A daughter to Jtr and'Mrs . New Orleans, clear ., 58 33 V. weg rifficiatincj. Burial will be in $l, . ;. ¦;-;yHuanehue killed 23 persons Sun- ¦ . ' Clarence Kahus , .Independence,; i.New York, clear :. ., 34 25 . the church cemetery . ; The engineer was authorized '.to-?-..; day at Valdivia; police said'.Tues- direct the special induction cere- ' . ' Dee. 26. . :A"P Oklahoma City, clea r 61 39 .. Friends may call Friday after- restrict traffic oiv county roads be--!! day. / Eighteen persons were res- mony. - : . ' ¦- ' - ¦ ' A ' -daughter - to- Mr. and -Mrs.: ' Phil af 1 eipl yia, clear 77—tt—H- : .. noon _and evening at Werner Fu- tween March 1 and May 15, lim-- i cued . The truck was taking peas- - ¦ ' : ' Richard . ' Roland , Independence, 'Phoenix .. cleaV"...... 70 42. ... neral Home, Lewiston, and at the iting gross loads to not exceeding»|! ants, many of them Indians, back > "A little dry mustard and pap- ¦ Dec: 26. - ¦.-. ; Portland , Me., '24 . church Trom noon Saturday until 10,000 pounds per axle- for ve-. i to their homes after shopping for rika give zest to a cheddar cheese cloudy 11. . . '¦ ; A daugliter fo Mr and Mrs .; Portland . Ore. rain ' .- . . 54 50 .46 ' time of• service. hicles or combination of velficjes?-a New Year's .Eve celebration . sauce. . James A. Olson , Blaii\ lice. '27. ¦Rapid Cuv , .. Clear . .. . ' 58 34 .. equipped with rear/dual tires, and ' ¦ " ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦¦ Montford A. Smith ' ' - ' •»¦ ' ' :¦ * : A son to Mr. and Mrs". .Quinri . St .:-Lo urs . eleai- :. - . 47 31. .; to 5,000 pounds per axle equipped . ' , Minn. (Special — 30-DAY WEATHf=R OUTLOOK ...These maps, based on Holtan, Whitehall , Dec. 30, " - . Salt Lake City, cloudy. ' 24 22 .. CHATFIELD ' ¦' with rear single tires. j ¦¦ Smith, 82, Albert those supplied- by• the U, S. Weather B ureau, f orecast the probabl e , ¦<¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ' " A daughter ."to : Mr. and- Mrs .: San Francisco, cloudv ." > 4R -...' Montford A. The engineer was : further au- .. . ' - . . - .: pr :. - . . - AA . . . - ' ' Lea, Minn., died Monday at a Ro- precipitation and temperatures tor the next 30 ;days. (AP Map ) .George Sylla , Independence, ' - Jan . ' Seattle, rain .... . , . : . 49 41 1:36 thorized to give engineering and ' ' - chester hospital.: '- . ? • ' Tampa, clear , . .•; S7. 40. . .. technical assistance to towns, vil- ' He was born May 4, 1879, at- Minn: ( Special*—..y iVas.hihgton , cloudy ' .. 3.1 .2:; . : lages and cities in 1962 as time HOKAH.. ' jWaltham , son of Mr. and Mrs. • daughter to Mr: and - .Mrs.. - Melyii¦1 i • "." . Municipal Court I permits. ' ' David C. Smith. - . Olsgard, -' --at . Colorado: ! SpringsA FIRE RUNS The following salaries were fix- ' - . . ! He lived in the Chatffeld area WINONA I Rural Eyota Man, New Health Plans Colo., Dec. 21. Parents were bollh. l .- . . ' - A .;. .- . . . . . ed for county officials: Assessor, " ¦ ¦ until eight years ago when he former Hokah- residents. . y. ' . '. . ':¦ ¦ . .Today . . Herman E. Nichols, Winona Rt. . 1 1 $(1000 per year; attorney, tn()\ -Lea._He-Jiever_- _3 , $5,300: A son. to Mr. and Mrs. Jaclky fi:36 a.-m,—Fire in cab of truck cd_J^L-AlbeEtT pleaded_giulli___toyaJ charge of I j sheriff , , '. ^ $4 960; superintendent of Senn in a Madison, Wis., hospital, at 2nd and Franklin Streets. Truck ., inarr.ied. ; failing; to stop for a stop signT'85, Takes Own Life schools serving Wabasha Siirvivol-s ai;e: Three brothers, at Carimoha Street and die Mil- ' and '^' Dec. 25. Senn is or iginally froni driven by Percy . Burros, Gilmore I EYOTA. Minn. (Special)—Wil- 0: civil defense director, $2,- seeinffsmoke issuing from a meat- Barclay St. Cloud , and Mr^Le- the fine. Nichols, who said he was.; J ] IMPOUNDED DOGS not used to seeing stop signs at ' Syota Tuesday morning. He was ! 100; county engineer. $0 , 120 , and Men Brozik' ona Sweet , St. Paul. His parents, ;j andWor^ i smoking house behind . s ound at about 9:30 a.m. by : railroad crossings at La 'Crosse ,, ^i weed inspector, $2, 100. N'o. 1418— Male, large golden rei-: Meat Market, 477 W. 5th St. one sister and four brothers have .eighbors, with a bullet hole in ' ¦ where he formerly lived , was ar- '•'[ day, , i ' ;¦¦ '. .' . ' ¦ "~ . died. ; WAGES OF COUNTY highway tr iever , no license , second . rested by police Thursday at 7:42 .lis. head, according to Dr. T. O. whit Funeral services vviH be 2 p.m. V<. employes were fixed as follows: No. 1419—Male , brown and e! TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS p.m. on Garimona Street. ¦ .Vellner, Olmsted County Coron- Thursday at Botzer-Akeson Fu- :: - ¦¦¦}Assistant engineer, $540 per 65 second day. f Over terrier, no license, Forfeits were: ; *•¦ • - . ' . , - u - . -y j ' No. 1420—Female, black, thinjjr Ruth Diane Thompson, Lewiston, neral Home, Chatfieldr the Rev. month; engineer aid 4, $2.30 per John H. Erickson, Mankato, | His 'W ife had died recently. Tie , j I Minn., 5. Robert Willwock , Pioneer Presby- ; hwir^—aid—3,—$2.054—aid-2r-41,R0 ;- day. ¦ " Minn., $25, charged with speeding deft a note saying that he wanted I ' No. 1421—Male , golden retriever - terian Church , officiating. Burial ( aid 1. $1.55; bridge foreman, $2.05: 3b miles per hour in a 30-mile ; t he same undertaker and pall-!' Vary that mayonnaise! Add chop- will be in Chatfield Cemetery. | shovel operator , $1.90: motor grad- no license, first day- zone. He was arrested by police ; '>earers as for her funeral. Uei' , green or ripe olives, Friends may call after 7 p.m. ' |er•* operator. $1.90; heavy truck Now a new Senior Citizen plan is available to those Available for good homes: ped pickles sFriday at 12:50 p.m. on Junction \t;ave no . reason, for his act in | " " tonight and until time of service *driver Two. . ' celery, pimiento or chives. Avenue. I!he note and apparently had been j , $1.80; light truck driver, in normal health who are 65 or over, and to sons and Thursday. 1 n good health said, $1.75; ; motor operator , $1.G0; Bill Buschbom, Prairie du Chien P , the coroner j daughters who want to assure this protection for Rt. 2 , Wis., $15, charged with il- i Born Dec. In, 1876 in Viroqua , j! 'checker and car, $1.60; : inspector 1 ] and car, $1.55, and unskilled labor , Two-State Funerals legal passing on Highway 14 on! Wis., son of Mr. and Mrs. i j their parents; The plan provides substantial benefits ' : $1.45.: . , . " ihe West side of Stockton Hill . Phomas DeGarmo. he had re- ; ENJOY . . ;.; . Mrs. Lester Parks where he was arrested Tuesday at li sided in this area for the past 02 ;' The bounties fixed on gophers by toward : ; y j MABEL, Minn (SpppiaD-Fir iO;5a_j3 .' m. by the Highway Patrol. I;rears. . ' •'the commissioners Tuesday morn- neral ^ :. .. services were conducted al Donald F. Frick, Dover , Minn. . •'•• On Nov. 20. 1901. he.' married-;yng—3: _cents :for_ stripetl ,._ tO :_cents _____ HOSPITAL COSTS FOR A SIX-WEEK HOLIDAY i 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hesper $10, charged with failing to stop ; !r*ora Randall at the family farm. I; for pocket—were the only boun- I Friends Church for Mrs. Lester for a stop light He Was arrested j !She died Dec, 16, 1961. Three ties fixed with the provision that • Room and Board • Medical Care j Parks, 70, who died suddenly of Sunday at 1:19, a.m. at 3rd and 1brothers and two sisters are towns, cities and villages inatch ¦ ' FR0M 1 • Surgery • Nursing Care - . -: < a heart attack Friday at .Milwau- Center streets by police. idead. ' themi . /s^v The Rev. | kce^ Richard Hartman of. George J. Rossin Jr., "716 E. Sth I Survivors arc: Two sons, Lyle, y m including nursing home care ficiatcd. Burial was in Hesper St., $10, charged with failing topVan Neys. Calif., and Harold , lit.. ', ( ALL Public Cemetery. stop for a stop sign. He was ar- i .*3, Rochester; one Enoch f ollowing hospitalization ff4w 1 brother, j The former Rosa Watts, she was ( rested by police Monday at 2:10; - ;at 2 p.m. at Methodist Chvirch .. § ried to Lester Parks. They resided i crating a vehicle without a muffler;: ' Both husband and wife can be covered ¦ Rvota , the Rev. Mrs. Luverne , under a sing le near Hesper, later moving to the ! and paid a fine of $10 plus $5 costs. ; Sims officiating . Burial will be i state of Virginia. The past five I He appeared hoi ore Homer Justice jin Oakwood Cemetery, Eyota. i From Paar Show j policy. ' ' years she bad resided nt Milwau- : Donald Cummings Friday. Luksa ! Friends may -rail at the Rnetzer- NEW YORK 'APi - A ' folk- kee. was arrested Dec. 22 one mile Renewable for life . Premiums vvill not be changed be- j Akoson Funeral Home , Chatfield , I ¦singing quartet was barred from ; Survivors are: Her husband; i.south of Winona on Highway 14-01 ,nfter 2 p.m, Thursday until noon .' 'appearing Tuesday night on the cause of occurrences to you, as an individual—but ( two sons, Luverne and Alton; one by the Highway Patrol. ! Friday nnd then at the . 'church | National Broadcasting Co. .lack ¦ (Leola ) ¦ be changed only for all o o d o'ur daughter , Mrs. Charles . ' ' I from 1 p in. unt il the service. Paar television program because may p licy h l ers in y ! . t Hnfemann , all of Milwaukee , and Pallbearers will he Marlvn its members refused to sign loyal- 10 grandchildren. Her parents and cla ssification. 21 Africans nickie. - Ole Olson, Wa ller t y uallis an NBC spokesman said. one sister are dead . The Finger- , Schmidt, .lames Jones, Art hur Milton Brown , manager of pro- son Uuneral Home, Mabel , was Dead in Raids ' (Irowt nnd Wilbur Mohnke. gram publicity for NBC , said the. in charge of annngenents. ¦ i Why not call us for details—today? j LUSAKA , Northern Rhodesia action was taken after, members ! Christian Ludwigson (AP)— The government reported of the group, "The Weavers , " de- : Kennedy's father MINNESOTA CITY . Minn. ~Fu- Tuesday night that 21 Africans ! clined tn sign statements lhat they nernl services for Christian Lud- were killed in operations against 1 Reading the Papers were not. members of llm Coin- ' wigson will be held Friday at. 2 "rioters, iiitimidntors , arsonist.. ] munis! party. i . and., sabntcurii'.y. led., by the . Afn- ; WEST PAI.M REACH, Fla. p.m. ntrFirst Evangelidd-Luthera n ~- Brown- »»id--tlxit-when question*--;. ; can nationalist United National in- , (APi — The President's fat her , ¦ . Church , the Hew David Ponalh arise eoncerning " such a.s.sori.'i- ' officiating. Burial will be in Min- ! dependence party in Northerly Joseph P. Kennedy, has rrcov- , ' " jtioii s, "NBC seeks to nlitnin the nesota City Cemetery. I Rhodesia Inst year. i (•red sufficiently from his stroke ; i The official report denied, alio- < to begin reading newspapers. information as lo the facts from Survivors include three nieces the performers themselves. " ' in Denmark. i gations hy tho parly, leet by Ken- His . physicians and family said ' "Two of the present fou r iiu'in- [ , There will be no visitation. Faw- j neth Kiianda, thnt. security forces Ihe 73-year-old head of the Ken- committed rape , engaged in atroc- nedy clan was making fine prug- tiers of tlie signing gniii|> known cett-Abrnhnm Chapel is handling as 'The Weavers' , " ities and killed hundreds of per- 1 ress. • . Broun con- ' arrangements. j tinner', "have refused to testify ¦ sons from July to the end of Oc- ' Officials at St. Mary 's Hospital ! / before a congressional committor toiler during nationalist disturb- reported he AVtis reading newspa- j i on this mutter." Making ton mnny monthly credit paymenls? Faced with large ances in northern provinces. | pers Tuesday and has been wntcli -- - Goldfine Secreta ry Kri'd Ilellerman , nii'i nhei* medical bills '.' Taxes nnd insurance premiums due? A con- ¦ ing television, He also has lieen I - .spokesman lor (lie quart H , said Starts Jail Sentence cheered by visits from several of solidation lonn from Minnesota Loan and Thrift will pay ALL he and another incnib'T , !.«>(> Food for Peace his grandchildren. ) Joe Gallagher—Phon* 5054 Arnold Martinson—Phone 4J19 your debts IN FULL . . . (.ivc you a six-week ho/idny from had invoked the Fifth I BOSTON 'AP)-Mildred Paper- ¦ '!i Hays, j ALL payments, At the end of six weeks, you start repaying man, secretary of Bernard Gold- Director Has Plan 1 Amendment .'it congressional in- Clarence Barth—Phone 2359 Vincent Cerra'o— Phono 7823 your loan liy making ONF small , easy-on-llie-budget payment fine, Host on industrialist , slarted Methodist Bishop (|iiiri «',s, Sflndino Altobell—Phone 5254 Edward Urneji—Phon* 3295 la 30-day jail sentence today for ! WASHINGTON . . Burial was." in . Bush Cemetery, . betger, residing j those used for French fries. - V-Wives activities Will be held and fourth Tuesday ' .: after : work Ridgeway. ' Neutralist P r i ace/ Souvanna on Thursday with a variety of . in Town of Preb-| Phouma. wants the ; posts for his for djniicr. Pallbearers were: Leonard le, address Spring: "There it no sala of the product classes; Nursery care is provided Who's New^hib pi-oviclcs an- op- Karsten, James Stansfield; Mat- for home use and no other manu- central : group and has the support for young children. The term from Grove, ajid Jv of Western countries. Diplomats " portunity for newcomers to Winona RTAto Sponsor thew Kouba , Dale Ives, Ardell 1 facturer of potato dips is dan. ll to March 15 includes the , Troy Schrock, consider that otherwise - the pro- to make ; friends and meets the Nelsestuen and William Loeding. r u r a 1 Preston, involved ," FDA said , addin g that following courses : 9 a.m- , begin- second Tuesday evening of- cacti . Immunization "accidental substitution of the Communist Path et Lao never, ners' bridge; 9 a.m., knitting; 9 month. YWCA membership is not were appointed to! would agree to a coalition. - a.m., the extension poison sodium fluosilicate in place ' . ' ¦' to 12 my.' swimming; 10 necessary- for this activity. of sodium bisulfite apparently . ¦ c o ittee._ house beautiful (practical interior ¦ ¦ Clinic at Strum .m m -.Lftx eggs? Try topping you and your three-year- terms caused the contamination. " Like shirred . decorating); l a.m., Youth in Wekwiek FDA said an effort to locate with fresh bread Crumbs money; 1:30 p.m., bridge (super- STRUM , Wis. - The Strurn PTA and Olriess for them ) ¦ will sponsor & program of oral and recall slocks ol the contam- mixed with melted butter before vised play and duplicate bridge , Toastm' ' ; ¦ ¦' '" istresses¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦' one year. . A . . . <: " inated product is under way. they go in the oven. and 1:30 p.m., tailoring tips. - .. polio ' immunisation at the school Bounties were Paul Housker girls on Saturdays Jan. 17 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Road Accident fixed at $2 for locating rust spread- Activities for Hear Report on All persons infants through . fro m Jan. 6 to March 10 wirTbe — ing barberry plants; $25 (oi follows: 9 a.m., swimmers; 7 age 50, who live in the area of wolve&?-$3 for odult and-$l-for cub \ - -.IA..**^. ^.Jiaafeis^ ^g*^ fj.s;,„ > , , , < ---*«« — '- as Chimney Rock Brick SclHSol and x ' . lo '. a.m.,' intermediate swimmers; 'Art of Learning Still Hospitalized foxes, and $1 for rattlesnakes. Employers of the BsHer Paying Office Polition* J advanced Strum Grade School — may take Sinclair Refining Co. was award- \ Trained Applicants. 9 11 a.m.. beginner and "Frequency, recency and inten - One youth involved in a two- * Ar» Seeking the Best beginner swimmers; 3 p.m., part in- this program. ed the gasoline contract for the TRAIN ING , sity are the prime requisites in Pupils attending Central High car collision at 8 p.m. Monday on X GET COMPLETE SECRETARIAL v pl*ige; 9 a.m., dancing for begin- Learning, ' " Mrs. Lam- , several county sheds: Mobil Oil *3 ,. at the acrobatic): 'The Art of . School , Chimney Rock , and the Highway 61 1 000 feet west of the Co. received the contract to fur- ners (ballet , tap and bert ...Hamerski said in the ' educa- Pickwick Road was stilt hospital- 10 a.m., dancing for advanced be- ' Strum grade schools will receive nish diesel^fuel and furnace oil to tional' fcature :at-the Toastmistress cards, to be sighed by parents and ized today. all sheds in. the county except r\ Winona Secretarial School p< ginners ; It a.m., dancing for . in- meeting Tuesday evening at Ho- ' " of the "Singing Secretaries " Ji| termediate and advanced; 3 p.m., returned to the respective schools. '. '¦David Peterson , 20 , . Rushford , Preston , and Simonson Oil Co. -was A% Home teL Winona, y If there are any infants , pre- was shaken up and bruised in the awarded the contract to furnish 354 Johnson Stre«t Dial 3154 M« baton twirling for beginners, and ¦/""One or all of these factors must 4 p.m., baton twirling for inter- school children or adults wild wish accident. His condition this morn- diesel fuel and furnace oil to the Phont or writ* Martha C. Schernecker, ? » be applied if we are lo .remember to be included in this program ing was described as satisfactory. -fo ¦¦ Director, r full information. mediate and advanced. *.. . ¦: . . «K:'«fwK.:;w.w/..- ¦¦. -.; • .' ::¦- - ' -¦ ¦ county shed . in Preston. ^ J what we learn. It is easy to re- *¦ • • they, : ' may get cards from the Peterson was a passenger in a The / Preston Republican was L Member National Assn. & Council of Business. THE RICTAIL club, for . glrlj peat what we have just heard or MR. AND . MRS. Fred flieis^ Strum Grade School office: through car driven by Dale B. Otis, 19, | ¦ often enough , designated the legal paper; Spring ! School* and Minnesota Business Schools Assn. i r .' ¦'' JII first through fourth grades, in- that which we hear .en, Arcadia , Wis., announce Jan. 8. Rushford. ; Valley Tribune received the bid to cludes games, crafts, folk dancing, but -in order , to remember facts the engagement of their daugh- Only individuals having had no JOIN THE BEGINNERS CLASS tliat we learned , long ggo and to Deputies John Schneider and El- publish the 1961 financial state- « l^f y } . jarties, and a plunge -Thls-grpup . ter, Sharon Ann, to Sgt. Sher- previous vaccine are to. attend roy Balk said the Otis car collid- ment, and Lanesboro Leader will be able to retain a vast amount the first clinic. Those : needing a we must apply all man F. Scliaefer, son of Mr, J ed with another which entered the .publish the 1960 delinquent tax ? J NEXT QUARTER — JAN. 22 f of knowledge booster shot will attend n later highway without stopping. ; ' - " _ w Atttnd tht finest Secretarial School $% \' tJiese factors, " and Mrs. Myron Schaefer, . list. PP Ar- clinic. A nominal cost per treat- The, commissioners transferred i . in the Northwest. cadia. Miss Theisen is employ-. ment has been arranged for either Driver of the other vehicle, Ed- iMjtl MRS. ANTHONY ChtlmoWskl , ward G. ': Wilson, 68, Lamoille, was $3,500 from the revenue fund for wfl Choose Your Course— ed at the First National Bank the entire : series of shots or postage and . paying Wrx president, conducted the business ¦ ' ' • cited for failing to yield , the right purchasing meeting. Plans were made for the In Minneapolis. Sgt. Schaefer,. booster. , express and telephone charges fqr A/fm Junior Accounting JlfSiS ¦ ' - . . -- . ' ¦ : of way. He was scheduled to ap- fl General S«critarial beginning speech contest to be held a member of Wisconsin 's 32nd county offices. They transferred ity pear before Goodview Justice Lew- »> Legal Secretarial ^^^ Feb. 6. Infantry Division , is; stationed is Albsrrthis afternoon. $480.60 fr om the revenue to the JW FtPf" Ralph Kohner gave the county attorney's contingent fund. iWa Medical Secretarial ttew { "*^ Mrs. Lewis_ Mian Children passenger in Wilson 's car was Lot us you why our featured talk entitled "Facing the at Fort \Yosh. . A Collateral at banks being satis- •3[^HH show Medical Secr«- 4>. Bertha "Wilson , 48, also of La- ''- ^^^ Elements." Mrs, Kohner admon- Canada thank factory, the . . board approved de- tfWfm tarial Course Is "tops" in the U.S.A. V V\ ished members to teach young peo- In moille. The Wilsons and Otis com- positories for , another two-year ^ 7 plained~ot-pain after the collision ' $M >T PAYS TO QUALIFY FOR THB 4 ple independence and responsibil- Trempealeau term. . - . - ^^> 's rec- Local Lady Bugs but were hot hospitalized. The meeting continued today. ' BETTER OFFICE POSITIONS Tt j Holidays overl Now we ity. She emphasized Winona Deputies said Otis was driving /€f| j must all get back to the more reational facilities for young peo- Appreciation for clothing, gifts ple despite plaintive cries some- Altar Society west on Highway 61 when Wilson WENONAH REBEKAH LODGE usual line of events — We no- and Christmas decorations was entered the roadway. Wilson A 6 p.m, potluck supper will pre- ENROLL NOW! & > tice that as soon as we- stop- times heard . expressed by Indian children at | - . as toastmis- To Elect Off ice rs came from 0:is's right , going cede installation of officers of-We- We have more calls than we can-ftll. - w^gk devoting so much, time to Miss Sadie March the Whitedog Reserve, Ontario, south. The: Otis , car travelled 75 ^^ | tress conducted and arranged the (S ) nonah Rebekah Lodge at 8 p.m 'extras' — it is thn e to begin TREMPEALEAU, Wis. pecial Canada , in.letters read to the. Mil- feet along the center island before today at the Odd Fellows Temple. to think more about our own program. Other members taking — Officers will be elected by the itary Order of Lady Bugs Tues- "Carl Grabner , the stopping. personal up keep— The cos- part were Mrs . Catholic Ladies Altar Society day evening at the VFW club- Y'S MEN'S CLUB SBS' lexicology lesson on misuse p£ : Damage to the front of the Wil- metic companies know this, Thursday at 8 f.m. in the rectory rooms; . . ' , son car was estimated at $350. The The YMCA Y's Men 's Club will : and help us by -putting, on words;: Mrs. Marcella McShane . community room. Two-hundred fifty valentines have meet Thttrs_ay-at 5:30 p.m. It will S^^-i^ Sj\ invocation; Mrs. Henry Langowski Otis car had $250 damage to the t;LX ?*Km% *Mf 'iW&m'< ~S Wtt-^i»W^< 25 EXTRA S , you should DAKOTA , Minn. (Special >-M r. ¦ i iYR P. lj K ¦ you use cleanser church social room. Hostesses will ¦ use Ircshener — -i t rhises soil and Mrs. Archie Flatten ' will hold MRS. HAROLD WOODEN and ftmn ROMH ^ -B GOLD BOND bo Mrs. Frank Kanthack and Mrs. Mrs. ''Modjeski were appointed to away — Open.House at their home in Da- Fred Gerson. ¦ Firming Lotion — regular kota , Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. and distribute Valentine favors to the ¦ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^^^ STAMPS rest homes and \Vinona Hospital B STAMPS S $1.75 : bottle for $1.10 — use from 7 to i) p.m. on the occasion STOCKTON LADIES AID with purchase ot g with purchase of mg twice daily, morning and night for Valentine 's Day. A donation "H S of their silver wedding anniver- STOCKTON. Minn. (SpcciaD- ' - for firming, and toning the sary. Mrs. Flatten- is the former The Ladles Aid of Grace Lutheran was voted for the Old Soldier s skin a 'iypo-flllegro riic prod- , Home, St. Paul , from the birthday — Miss Pill ma Johnson (laughter of Church willineet Sunday at f! p.m. fund. S uct— Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Johnson. Mr. The Rev. D. T. Pankow , Redeem- ¦ RfW"f 5 Bottle Of 24 ¦ BABDM TTALC - Young Promise Cream—reg- The next meeting will be held I Alcohol ¦ ™ Flatten is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. er Lutheran Church , Winona , vac- at the clubrooms Feb, 7 with Mrs. ... ^", ular ' $3.50 . for ?2. -Open in- ¦ - ' r "" feel like it needs n 'pickup '? - 25 EXTRA ¦ mmw ¦ wmw have two daughters Jo Ann and ...... „S1 ^***m ^^ ^^ ^t\w m m matr Hostesses will be Mrs, Arthur stallation of officers will follow a W^M —^ g| & I MOJW - H ....GOLD- p^H B^ M^ ^^ ^^ BOND 5 apply after cleansing—let dry, Darlis, and three sons Arlyn , Iton- Wacholz and Mrs. John Van Win- regular meeting of the Eastern ^^ while . Iviii g down , with feet ald and Vcrland , They have resided Snr Friday at li p.m. Potluck higher stim- kle. On the flower committee for than the head — ! In Dakota for nine years. No for- January are Wis. John Van "Winkle lunch will be served following in- ¦ R^. ^2.79 ¦ ¦ ulates , and helps to get rid of yrSal_ invitations have been issuwl. and Mrs. Paul Drazkowski. stallation , j STAMPS with purcha$e of unsightly blemishes and black- VICK'S ¦ heads — will moke you ready ¦ with purchase of am IVi f*lf PCCflfl ¦ for that very special date- ¦ Dorothy Gra y Specials on I DR. WEST - . „" 5 Cough Syrup ihe other front table -- ¦ ^ i T n ¦ ¦ ( 'ellof.en Horm one Cream— Toothbrush ¦ ASPIRIN U.S.P. 73c regular . $5.00 for $2.50—cush- »S5* . ions against lines nnd wrinkles ¦ ¦ Bottle of 1O0O ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦ 89C THIS COUPON WORTH ¦ -- new improved .formula — .MMMMMMMMMMMM -B .-> W fi also contains JSO.OOO Units of ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ' CMSLY ~^ ¦ Vitamin A—per ounce — H¦ yJl gQ 25 EXTRA S - Dorothy Cira} Hormone S THIS COUPON WORTH ¦ S tT- LT JiZ^mm ^. 5 Hand Cream -- regular $2.1)0 ¦ : ^ lor $1.25 — this Item is the CLEANING ¦ w E¥TRA S " "T" " " ' ~ ¦ GOLD BOND S- finest! I mean th is sincerely— PDRY ^ 1 PRICE SPECIAL S if you have tried every other tUn B GOLD BOND - ^ f,STAMPS kind of hand cream , and nre LESS MONEY mm ¦ ready to give \ip, I would he • STAMPS willing to guarantee that this S DESERT FLOWER S = will give you relief from the DRisTAN ¦ driest of hands — just ask ¦ ¦ CREAM DEODORANT-ROll-ON DE0D0RANT ¦ ¦ ¦ about it—you won't be sorry- DRISTAN Tabs NASAL MIST even . men-wait Aor.. thls._apc- ¦ * ¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ -i Bottle of 3V>;A Tablets M5 iN S?Nnr 50rV ? ci. t- JJ °^ . *' *' Do you have trouble ' wash- AAAAAA fm AAAAA/ ¦¦ gf I Ml Hi Hi HI M-H HLf HI ¦¦ HI HI HI I MM C/%11 Wl*t* ing pigskin glovrs so thnt they ^^ A IWl ^lv are soft and pl iable, without ¦ THIS COUPON WORT H S < rUUINIAIN C :. M 1 The sensntionftl new Bulk Dry Cleaning process _^"^ y | even having to rub them? My . ECONO-KLEEN fi.y • WW W^Arnm. S l sisler spent some time *fl^^ - 50 EXTRA S with us ¦V I that has proved no wonderful for clean and wear ^^H C ' ij' ij Wk i over the Holiday*. «nd washed ¦ f J Items such n's housecoats, slipovers, - Jackets W* ¦ TUSSY unr i my gloves for mo — so simple. ¦ ^^ Wlb M vM^l GOLD BOND h\anV.e\\ sweaters, coats, etc- ALL FOR ONLY '^MHH -'Bl ^ 'jF / S TRIPLE H0T and never have they been soft- Wkf JM \ AOTIOH I J er even with expensive spe- AMPS ¦ cial .soaps - Ifov? Use Luster 5¦ With , WIHD AND WEATHER LOTION CHOCOLATE > ^Jpurchaie of . M ,,,, - , <} Imported Dutch Chocolate > Cream Shampoo — I wouldn 't ' Soothes—Softens—Moisturizes C Milk-Whipped Cream \ have believed it, If I hadn 't GEVRABON ¦ seen it — ¦ Remember BROWN DlUir, IL, Scfia^perlsCLEANERS sasiseirw' B ustMS, $1.00 | ^" as the store with fine mer- LAUNDERERS*M s 9C $ chandise, and the store retidy \ ^mWP'^M r^M and willing lo give you helps SHHHWHHM -^ 1 *WSi^PVVVV< ari d suggestions . ' ' .. ! Watch for this column every 161 WEST THIRD STREET ' ~ PHONE.2ft» FOR FREE PICKUP Wednesday. : . ...\ MAY WE KNOW YOU BETTER TO SERVE YOU BETTER ' " " _^ 2 Winonai Scout Million DoHars:Troops Make Drunk Driving/ Camp Reservations Summers New Beer CKarges Due U.S. on Two troops of Winon a along; Heard¦ in Court ' with Plainview and Dover were _ ¦ - 1 among the first Scout Troops in Houston County A "Winona man chargied with Gamehaven Council to make their drunken driving pleaded guilty and 2 Hamm Trusts reservations for the 19jS2 Camp ST. PAUL (APy -r More'• than a a Fountain Cify minor charged Hok-Si:La season. with having beer in his possession million""dollars is due the govern- Dr. John Ulrich, council camp- ' * Board Chairman forfeited a deposit in -municipal ment on stock gifts Mr. and Mrs. ing chairman, announced that res- ." CALEDONIA, Miiln. (Special)- court Tuesday. - . " -." " ervations were opened Jan. 2 and The Houston County Board of Gordon Schacht. 28, 1016 AV.. 2nd William Hamm Jr. made to two nine troops applied before noon of ¦ ' back in 1953. Commissioners elected M. R. St., was sentenced to a fine of $100 trusts . that date. He said that 1,506 boys Summers, Houston, chairman, and ruling Tuesday are expected to or 60 days in county jail by Wu- fefl IIII V That was the - of . camp at Hok-Si- John Goetzinger, Brownsville, vice iiicipal Judge S. D. J. Bruski, I -m *m\ m^m\'m I'^^V l ' ^1 ^L.^'^^H O I :^^^m ¦ BIH - ' 'HI the Federal Tax Court which had La this summer for another all chairman at their annual meeting time high. Schacht paid the fine. He was held hearings in the cas,6 here Gamehaven Council has here Tuesday. ; arrested by police Sunday at 1 r37 last year. The decision, filed in lead the five-state region in the All members comprise the roads camping program. a.m. at 5th and John streets. Washington, waSTepcrted here by and equipment committee. Sigurd Donald A. Malotke, 19, Foun- Thomas A. Steele Jr., a regional Lloyd Knutson, assistant exe. Evenson, Spring Grove, George cutive will serve tain City, forfeited a $25 deposit attorney for the Treasury Depart- as camp director Bissen, Caledonia, and Goetzinger after being charged by police Sat- ment. 'AP/P: for the fourth year and Bruce Fos- comprise the exr ¦ ter, urday at 2:50 a.m. with having , district executive, Spring Val- amining" board. possession.. Steele reported the findings in- ley, will serve as program beer in his: He was direc- Joe Wieser , La arrested at 3rd and Walnut streets. volved 263 shares of stock in Unit-¦: tor. Crescent, . Bissen ed Properties which the Hamms Winona troops making reserva': and -Evenson. are kYtk fc^J^t had given away . They claimed in tions were Troop 2 of Central Luth- Ihe committee in Lingerie 9k fAAT CAIC M BLOUSES gift tax returns that.it was a\ I f^^^) %i %r I llflB _# i^\ ...„. '.. amtP^ their eran Chiirch and Troop 13 of charge of Ever- " REDUCED flE«X^. valued at $100 per share. St. Mary's Catholic Church. Troop green Rest Home SllPPIfll *J ^WO The government , in a counter 57 of Plainview, Troop 44 of- Dover just west of Cale- 70,500 Acres - opccidi - action , claimed the stock was val- and Troop 68 of Mahel were the donia. Yl BIG DISCOUNTS %Mffi\ '* ™°°A ued at not less than $8,506 per other "early birds." ' .. ' • . - : Dr. A. D. Dav- Items with slight / A ZaWk¥Mat\ "fW C \ ^A -. ¦ ¦ " ' ' ' - ¦ '¦ ALL COATS and CAR COATS share and the court upheld that > - ' - " Irregularities. /• I . : idson , Caledonia , « BflPE ^ I I \ \ f&fsX contention. was appointed to Burned Over Imperfections that |V" j I Nothing hold backl ^ M ^* ^ ' The decision makes the Hamms the board- of M \k\ J I Jail will not affect the \l /J ~.-. ~. , W ^ Jm' *V •. A 1 "/PJrm\ liable for ' $773,420 in additional health, with Bis- P«»o" Summers DISCOUNTS AND Jersey Ice Cream wearing qualities. > li \Pk^L WMf^E ^ faxes plus interest from March spn and Summers. /U \'l l 7Sf ^¦ ior Appeals, as is permissible under it has joined Marigold Foods, Inc. ser. .-. Aflc 2' 44 3 °33 ,. Don Wilson, state Forestry De- O XX '-WOMEN, MISSES, PETITES and GIRLS 7 to 14 ranao. ' law R. Ei Graupmann and D. C. Ram- Printing bids were let as fol- 8ntJ Hamm is board chairman of the Argus, official partment fire suppression chief , R mwmaw __—_>___—______«_^______. *0"/ **ver^ *«v# say officers of Marigold Foods, lows: Caledonia largest 3 Theb. Hamm Brewin g Co. Inc. sfaid that this expansion is .paper and official proceedings; said the fire during 1961 - — the latest step in the Marigold long Spring Grove Herald , publication started May 24 near Baudette and LADIES RAYON GOWNS range plan to provide a complete of the financial statement in book swept over 4 ^ 640 acres of grass- SKIRT SALE line of dairy food products to cus- form ; Houston County Signal , pub- land before being brought under Truck Endgate control. . Agricultural burning was 1.98 Valu* If X tomers throughout the upper Mid- lication of the financial statement , $1T 22 CUE ETC tm& VM ' Choow from these v*luei ¦ ¦¦ blamed as the causes 1st Quality | l ' " ' west,' . .. ' .- . . •¦ ' ' ' . ' and La Crescent Times, delinquent J'T l rl^ ^Jf ^i imt'A -. . . Most damaging fire broke out ¦ Vlliiitil-- aP ¦ 2.98 Values 3.98 Values Lock Is Broken Thomas G. Hayes continues as tax- list. AH papers will receive mt'i ' jt ^ '¦ t head . of the Jersey operation and job printing, and miscellaneous no- May 11 hear N icier son in Carlton Someone broke the lock on the becomes a director of Marigold tices. County. A 32 ni.p.h. wind push ed LADIES SLIPS m ^mrlA*- < < ? 2-44 3.33 ,- the flames over 645 acres of which MustiN fMmWF/fMm'i endgate of a truck owned by Ku- Foods, Inc. The board voted to transfer. $1 $Mta%mMQ-J l.98 Valuti 8.98 Valuei jak Brothers Transfer Co., Fran- Wargold Foods, Inc. was estab- 200 from the revenue to incidental 455 were in tiriiber. Loss to mer- 81x99-72x108 'WmWAPplmfi ' . * cis Csewski, 460 High Forest St., lished in August 1961 with the mer- fund. It passed resolutions request- chantable timber and reproduct- isr wuoiity I TWIN FITTED _ JUgRP^ ^ L ^ - . ~) A QO 7 T\ tioh was placed at $8,539. " ¦ 1.98 Valuo ^ ^ ^ N HiOO ' - I .JJ the manager, reported to Sheriff ger of the Kemp's Ice Cream Co. ing technical and engineerin g as- j,^; JSL^'P ?W *^«W George Fort Monday. . of Minneapolis; the ' Crescent sistance from . the state Highway , and fixing wage - The truck was - parked at 39th Creamery Co. of St, Paul, and the Department BOYS WEAR ii/7 - r ' Avenue and 4th Street in Good- Marigold Dairies which has head- rates for federal projects on coun- Masonic Groups at . ^ "^^ ;- -,4 nprccrc view when it was . broken into, quarters in Rochester and a plant ty secondary projects. The reso- Pepin Install Officers ' DKE55E5 Cisewski said. What, 'if anything, in Winona, y lution provided that contractors Parka Jackets - ED ¦ FUL? : **>. :v^¦ "" t¦ !^ PRICES SIASHEDI was taken : has not been deter- shall pay not less than the mini- PEPIN, Wis . (SpeciaD-Mason - 2oii Y°luovU.. , ^,. . " ¦ ^ - 14.98 Valu e 8.98 Value " SK'* mined. The trurrtpeter swan, with a mum wage rate approved by the ic Lodge No, 89 and Eastern Star Department of Highways for 1962. «.. ««,, Sheriff Fort Warned that break- maximum weight of 40 pound s, ia Chapter No. 32 held joint install- y-*-^.> *- »»* ing into such a truck is a federal the heaviest flying bird; in North The extension report submitted ation in the Masonic Temple on 11.99 ,7.66 1.93 offense. America. by County Agent Francis Jahusch- Dec. 27 following a 6:30 buffet ka was submitted and approved, supper, George Goble was install- v and the 1962 jury list was filed . ed as worshipful master of the Sport Shirts PILLOW CASES £}¦ ' " 39c °ow' The board continues in session Masons: Rene Sass, senior war- ¦ ¦ jtjjo today and Thursday. den ; Charles Ecelberger, junior Choose, from our entire stock. —— ' warden ; Henr.y McEuen , treasur- Va,UM From 7 98 er; Raymond Hailing, secretary ; 1.22 133 QUALITY MATTRESS PADS — Fully Bleached *"*i ' i fHHHHHBHMMHB*a|m m JI Ceda r Valley Bible Charles : Serene Jr., senior deacon, N0W 4.00^ '^W^^^^^ m Group Slates Meeting James Bernhardt , junior deacon; 1.55 1.7 7 F,af Pads—Twin Size—2.69 value.... 2.33 V. mm ^^^m\ ^^^m^^^^^Lw:*' Carl Averbeck , senior steward; ' 89a and Even 1098 Val , Minn. (Spe- Glen Schruth , junior steward, and ! Fla! Padv-Full Slie—3.69 value .... 3.33 , CEDAR VALLEY ,, :cial ) — The "Moabites" (Joshua Elmer Carson tyler. Henry Mc- N0W ' W- ' :JSJW Euen was installing officer and W^^^ rW '^ Bible study) group of Cedar Valley Boys Pad and Cover Set—3.98 value—Twin .. 3.44 7.00 Lutheran Church will meet at' the Marshall Thompson , installing Sweaters Norton Hanson horne .Thursday at marshal. 2.98 Values 3.98 Values Pad 811(1COVBr Set—4.98 ValUB—Full SlZ6 4.22 ¦ ' HAND PAINTED 8-p.m. ' . '. ' • '- . • Installed as worthy patron and The Ameritan Lutheran Church worthy matron of the Eastern Star 2 66 3M Women will hold their annual were'Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hail- SHOWER CURTAINS ing; associate patron and associate ' Fitted Plastic Mattress Covers meeting Sunday at the church ' ' " m ¦¦ m, t *_ ¦ i Mm. ¦ i AM 6x6 shower curtain or 30\J4 i Entire Stock - Gifls' 1 parlors. . matron, Mr, and Mrs. Budd Mil- Full or Twin Size—l.f 9 value . . . 1.00 drap e. pe,k UP >-0Ur bath. Following the 11 a.m. worship liren; secretary, Mrs. Irwin Matt- Bed Pillows service Sunday , a cooperative fel- son ; treasurer , Mrs. Ron aid L«rg*e sire — 21x27 j AA *»^<* lowship dinner will be served by Smith ; conductress, Mrs. L.y.l e ¦» ._ » _. . ^... ¦..._ ... .^. .. . . ,«_ ^ P Bradley; Esther, Mrs. George Go- FOAM RUBBER or 100% |If j |!|| . H *|*| Mrs. Teresa M. Curbow , Winona , ACRILAN PILLOWS it i . ; Washable prints or solid colors. 63- IOO coats and coat sett to choost from . . ble ; warder, Mrs. Carl Averbeck f{| i f fj PAIK i Over . e County treasurer, announced the and sentinel , Carl Averbeck. Mrs. : 0r 84'inCh lcn8U,S' | pay corded edges. "^ LADIES' HANKIES sizes 2 to 14. 5 names of the first persons to Lyle Kessler was installing offi- = Xi .^Hf' I personal property and real estate Henry McEuen , mar- "| cer and Mrs. 3.98 Values *5 |JC ?V * \$M J_v a Valu«s to 4.98 Cay Prints Qr taxes Tuesday at the start of pay- shal. The Bible was carried by Your Choice J«OD ?.A mm am «ach V<*sS4?f*T f^' \ **. mm. ^^ ment of 19G1 taxes. Lorrie Bernhardt , daughter of Mr, »rf^*5=Hj_J. [ ,. f - ' O PA|DS "T fi ll For city property, the first tax- and Mrs. James Bernhardt , and 4 mi i -AIU —:— i VERY SPECIAL — GIRLS' ij ' ^i^ *#¦ "^ ¦ , Lovely prints in cotton or ny- payer was Mrs. Marjorie R. Ku- Mrs. George Schruth served as ' ' ¦ • ' . - kuloff , 201 : E. 3rd St. For rural installing chaplain. PPnCPPFAnC property the first taxpayer was ' ' _¦ ' ' - our complete stock reduced KNIT DACRON BLEND PANELS 1.00 Archie Olbcrg, La Crosse, who TO ATTEND_ CONVENTION 4 for this sale. o «> , _ ^ owns property in Dresbach Town- Edward J. Marxhauseri, Winona 35 /o Dtjcr0n , 65 /o Acefa e First quality. 4*^x81 ^Qp, All Regular 39* Values COATS ship. , V -CAR - ! ' ¦ ¦ ' County supervisor of assessments inches long. 1 .29 value. While they last. Each I OU ¦ • . will attend the annual convention Up *ro l5% ¦ MONEY TAKEN at Minneapolis next Tuesda y , ~*~———~~"— Scarves $ $ , Altura , Thursday of the Minne- / ———— Large Head Mrs. Lloyd Schumacher through RUGS MAT Jn reported to Sheriff George . Fort sota Assessors Association. He is •^•j^fct. SPURGEON'S - BATH SETS 32x32 squares colorful apparently a member of the schedule com- GUARANTfSED prints. 8 Monday that someone i' ^ ^ !?wk 10 Foam back tweed or vi.scose pattern (sizes 2-6x) (sizes 7-14) I! entered her home and stole $17 mittee which determines average H /if -lt''i ri at 1 < [ from a drawer. values of personal property. ; *^'eC"'G*' russ* Manv ('olol's * MMSSSk 37C ,aeh V II W ^mrn^s VaIue I WASHABLEI ]| fc»A , R,BU,ar ^^La p ppliances 24x36 WXAQ mM^^Sim\m\\ A" "* * A AA ¦ " - -•...TOASTERS + 11 *% / *£* W^SBmWSmW I AniECI I SPECIALS FOR TEENS ' •..COFFEE Q QQ 2.66 -JSIWKHPS^ LADIES' y 11 MAKERS * 1*77 ENTIRE STOCK STRETCH GLOVES | | !| MIXERS STEAM • • 24x70—3.98 Value 36x60—4,98 Value White or pastels. Soft and • SKILLETS «-j» |a aa m M warm.. WOOL COATS *1COl Art ^ I iSld-D Hra33 Regular 1.00 ry ur r ' Ji t*- . LONG-WEARING ' Salvai OAR COATS aLJ /O I 7 SUEDE ANO \ Sizes J to 14 ^ Poly Housewares | | 11 y B d ) ATH MAT.SETS - Cover and Rug^^ COSTUME JEWELRY Outing Flannel - 25c • PAILS y • DI8H PANS L\ti\ay . VH Valvai' 7.98 Values 3.98 Values Reduced to Clear ! EXTRA SPECIAL • 0 0DC I Values to $4—Entire Stock I Joffs 1.77 2.66 3.55 59c ¦ ¦ - . ( 2 ,or 1.22 ---.- . , - . — . . .. 2 fer 1.00_ 1 / SKIRTS - - 25% Off MODESS-Economy pack mf 40. Regular or Su- 4 r I - - || R.B . 1.00 Valu. BOYS' «.* CTP AA« PT < andH PARKAS BASKETS • WASTE per. 1.45 box value. Save 34-* ¦. box JLi X JL _____ " many, »yi«ny others ... / Entire Slock \ ¦ ' S T ~ TOSS PULOWS-New "Sieitp" nobby cover. 4 , " | Only $0.90J | Sizes 4 to 12 QQ^ *ATcT ct ATV 1 20-POSITION ALL METAL sty les. 7 new colors. Kapok filled. 1 .29 val, aa. OOC TUlLtT StATS HOUSE DRESSES ,t it or cr;K i;,,|t,rs ) Irnninfi 1, WU-- aiUS Woii k 6 ! WASHABLEI j j IIVIIIM5 Boarcl^ SIWING THREAD—Giant 350 yd. spools. 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s, INSTANT COFFEE % %M ^^ Lb FROSTED GLAZED — - I BM B I M H HOM^^Ti FR.ED FRESH "li ¦**f-«^wn**.B- *» TT«, 1 fi ll ill ill Baa P WH,TE CINNAMON BUCKET | & AT RANDALL'S H H^ H ¦ fll ^ l T I LongI ntor jonnsInhn-c uuwuibDflNIIT • TISSUE 3.,.r *i9cM' f ' ¦ FLAVORITE * DRY MILK BETTY fl -. ^, <( H/ \)/ ll] FR| RUGS CROCKER MIX A5EMI 5C ' '"^'JMittn L______J , Q 99c Date *> j, .U »•?• * COOKIES 4«. $1 • Sanalac 16 P^ • Bar Pl0,59c ||| Britain Plans Sharp Note~__ To Guatemala By ARTHUR GAVSHON LONDON (AP)-Britain is plan-, ning another sharp informal re- : son.Whate 'f ^^ jecti on of Guatemala's claim to ' ¦ ' ¦ You bet its NICE fishing dt Red \ A T^- A'AWr^ 0 ^ r . ^ ^ ^" "^^S British Honduras—coupled with a ¦ m^^^ ¦ C Vi/ ^t<^ public offer- to discuss a solution jfl ' ¦ '' ' ' ' ' yA^^^^ W^'A ' Owl. What's more, there's always ' t of the century-old territorial dis- ^^^ L \\\\f mm - ^^^^fl^ ^ *¦*'^f F99 ^."jr ' ' ¦ ¦ selection always in sea- ^ ^ pute. . A ' ' ' ' rykw/nfi ^^^^H^^^^I^Eflflflflflflflflflflfl ^^ a good ^ ^ ^ ^ ^mmmmma. VL\^^kmJJ ^W Informed sources said the Brit- 71 ver you prefer—Fresh, ' %^jr ^"' - . ish offer to talk is intended to ^ ^ | r^^^^^^^^ ^ ^m\\\Wm\L\x I counter threats by President Mig- ^^ uel Ydigoras Fuerites to break ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ diplomatic ties with Britain and r' ¦ ' ' -A \Mp:. \- . ' :¦ ' . i^^^^ r you'll most likely find exactly :^^ ^^ /** to expel, all British nationals un-. ' ¦ ^ ^ \\\ \ \ ^0 H at ^ \ less the Guatemalan claim to ¦¦ what you want Red Owl. British Honduras is recognized. y\f\- )^\\\\\ LmmmMmm\\\\mmm% k W vSXTMJHfl^B Tht Foreign Office so far hat refrained from making any for- mal comment on "Ydigoras' warn- ings, Informants expressed belief ¦ the Guatemalan leader has sud- denly revived the" territorial issue ¦ to divert attention from domestic difficulties. Tw l PROOF Ydigoras reportedly said he 0)JFA - would take the drastic step of nmrnmi breaking with Britain because of , RED OWL INSURED ^ ^¦ lack of progress towards a settle- U.S. CHOICE iK» ment. British officials say an offer AW Am\ " ¦ - to negotiate made by London two months go still Has not been picked up by Guatemala. HALIBUT M British Honduras, a colony of ( less than 9,000 square miles with BEEF CHUCK ^Q< a multiracial population of 90,000, has been a source of dispute with its neighbor to* the west since 1859. WmmmW mW\ mW mWm\m^Wmm\w\\ ^^^^^^1^^^^^ B Guatemala is not the only coun- try claiming the timber-sugar-ci- trus producing colony on the east- ern seaboard of Central America. Mexico, to the north ,; tacitly- ac- cepts British sovereignty but lias U.S. CHOICE, RED OWL INSURED * ^ ' ^ Delicately Smoked Fish is a taste treat that most y ^ ^ '^Lam ^t ^^^^ 'flfc&\ insisted that it will be entitled to ' everyone likes. See our selection. Try take over part of the country if ARM CUT BEEF 4%/ y . ^^m ^ SSKi 'MBr \ them for a there is any change of ownership. JP chgngeof poce Shipwrecked British seamen in ¦¦_ m • 1638 were the first-to settle what ROASTwmkWWmWmmw 3Vmw AW ././ ' Mi ml^SmL^\ ' ^Tm WTTTTmT' m today is British Honduras, Pirates Jsss^^^ ^^fSK^^^^^BB^^^S^L^*' } m\ \ WAT^Tf^TmTm and loggers later frequented the U.S. CHOICE, RED OWL INSURED (Boneless) > wild coast. Until the late 18th cen- / ^^^ Pc ^ ^^ HW ^^^^^^ Hl ^S ^ \ iT-ll Jl M JB ¦Mil tury, the British settlers were at; tacked repeatedly by neighboring BEEF CHUCK LB w mf* f ^ Sm A variety that will make menu planning a snap. See Spanish colonists. ¦ft ^ A JHH l^**^j^l^* ^^^ OB ^JS^^^^mt ^^ KB ^Btl ^HB ^^^^^- ^Bi^^ Guatemala bases its claims on ST g the fact that British Honduras in M l p the bi selection at Red 0wL colonial times belonged to the R^# " ^WM ^^^^^P^^^^^SP^mmW / Spanish captaincy ' -¦- general of Guatemala. An IBS'? British - Guatemalan •¦¦^^••¦^¦^•••^^¦•¦¦¦¦¦¦•^^"¦¦¦¦¦••¦^¦¦^¦'¦^•^^ ¦ AA ¦ ¦ ¦§ '' G j treaty laid down the frontier be- \W Ukw Ami. mm wk\At. mm m» mu \ ^lli$yiiP>A j KllllllJi ^^ ^^ I tween Guatemala and British Hon- duras. The pact contained a con- • m* troversial clause relating to a GROUND BEEF ~^ ™ joint undertaking to develop cer- ^9t ^^ > **** tain communications. Each gov- ^^ ernment has accused the other of falling down on its obligations. Guatemala contends this breach S , X rljn dllVlVj has rendered the entire treaty mWWmmt V^^wm L AA/ null and void. ' mmMSWS W"ND0M 89M COFFEE ^ Fresh Frozen — pan- ^^WU SERVE HOT OR COLD 1 J >i I I J AmmW *W ^W ^ ready, top quality fish, AH TM Armed Forces ( (BA M IUNCHE0N 12-OZ. Mfj 1 \ FARMDALE SKINLESS WIENERS 1 A| Ffl nH MEAT CAN tt# I fresh, always to insure MWA ZSi H ¦ ¦ ,„ HIW MEAT..* *-"" "^# * J ' ?KGS.^ HARMONY , Minn. _ Gaylord ¦¦¦ HrAHBi B^« . M afm* ( *** mf W H L. Hermanson, 24, son-of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C_ Hermanson, re- cently was promoted to specialist WIENERS 1 four ajt Ft. Hood, Tex., where lie is a member of the 2nd Armored ^ff* *~^^2rrrrr! "i I Division. -Hermanson , a mechanic in Company C of the division 's 6th SUNTINT RED OWL (FROZEN) YOUR CHOICE RUPERT FRESH ™OZEN OCEAN Infantry, entered the Army in Sep- tember 3960 and ; received basic training¦ at the fort . ' ¦' ¦ ¦ ' •¦- ' ' ,-: ST. CHARLES , Minn. - Thomas APPLE JUICE 5 1^ VEGETABLES , L. Fix, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. ELBERTAS, PICT RIPE 9-OZ. _ Al| PERCH ' QAt ' ' Anthony Fix , recently was pro- ALL VARIETIES # Ell I ETC ^ • • ^^^ P moted to. specialist four in Ger- 4^- -- many where lie is a member of IR^f 155 flUtTS W M the 21st Artillery. Fix', assigned to PEACHES ,3^- 3 0^1 the artillery 's Headquarters and ' ' ' Service Battery, entered the Army . WD OWL KOSHER BABY Vi-GAUAR RED OWL _ GREAT NORTHERN BEANS in Plain SAUCE, PORK & _ __ " __ ' __ _ A ' . P C N ; L ~ in September 1!>60, received basic HII I Dl flf I BC CO( I^ | ° 15' 0Z BEANS, KIDNEY BEAMS, RED BEANS, CHIU HOT BEANS lTa2lTiI ^J.lXa ^.T'y. ^ni ^ ; *i.ijX* iI* ^lL l training at Ft. Hood , Tex;, and ar- ( IIIB < IlO< ^ ^ rived overseas in February 1961. DILL NCKLES 59 CHILI 3 »V WIZD0M 11 w $100 \lZ^TWim ^m ¦ ¦ ¦ He attended SI . Charles High NABISCO PREMIUM SALTINE RED OWL nrAUt YOUR ¦¦ CANS * ¦ " . i i fM* fcr... ^ ¦ ¦¦¦ P f ^ ^Sri^. \fflgJ * | School.

High Safety Mark For Regular Lines ASPARAGUS 5.'SS 95< 5U ¦ ¦ *7 niwi V iKrOR MORE i (AP) -.^^^^ ¦MI^^^^ HVP'P'^P^H¦¦¦iMIfiliBI 1T A111 1 I ¦ JH Owl—Pure I ) sTA«p$ WASHINGTON - The ^^ ¦ B ^ PT TTTJ rjl kWJ "J :1 ¦ I I I • JLT TBI Red Apple, Elderberry, Grap« or Plum . | «nM^i .. Red Owl EExolrti / »-« i I960 a flight' safety record bet- ¦ j %? f^H llll ^^ 1 MB l^^ ^^^ 1 JLLL | CnO Ct GUlAbitiA S |^^ I n By, . ftm^ .. .. t^^.j.u.wJn^ jnfttiX50i rfjc . ^ tered only twice since flying be- IflVl BJllHI^ l JELLY 'CHOICE \M6 ! ?SE 1^ ^ ' came a major Industry. JUl*- RED OWL ~" ' ¦"" "*"" "~ " EET AND ^: \^W 1 BUTTERMILK . JT. ' The Civil Aeronautics Board' s W ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ OMK SW Bureau of Safety, reporting this MIX D Tuesday, said preliminary 1961 PANCAKE s 39< „ figures indicated a fatality rate, n^Mii llACS9 Me MPM1VP11 c^7TrAGEr on the U.S. international and do- " APPLE CIDER ^ mestic airlines , of 0.29 deaths for ABAN * «o PJEESEr each 100 million passenger miles. W i*^" ' . WHITE BREAD K This wns th e tenth consecutive j^-% ¦ ' - <"" B l .. , .BROWN-N-SERVE I REG; 2 DOZ, 35^ sJPE^'Xi . /- /:/ '•"' / ' ¦£ " ^, year Of a fatality rate of loss than 1 ¦ j-.r-r km\^mm W I C 1 / Carton 23C 1 per 100 million passenger miles. SWEET It compared with the 1 000 fatality n V TEA BISCUITS 2- 25< — rate of 0.75. DGZ |%«| 65 c^ 49c Passenger deaths on the sched- uled airlines iQtaledJSQ,.including I txg-^, W mmM wWW I AfniVi "ED OWL ^~~ ^ . - - , - -i NEW! - ono person on the ground struck 1 JU1GV *- -^T ^ PINK-LOTION -RED oWlr - - by a propeller. ^H The safest year for the airlines In recent times wns 1054 with a SH .fatality rate of 0.07. Next best was DISH APPLE SAME 1057 with 0.21. FRE^"^ 4^P ** ^+ + V Atf |l \mCrn)l | P I [ DETERGENT LARGE EYE SWISS KRAFT MACARONI and CHEESE 1 ^am^ m*^ Truce Called in MZA ARROTS \ W£% ,,r. „ CHEESE • 69< DINNER ir® Paternity Battle >K» f m£* ^ B U LIMIT QUANTITIES LOS ANGELES (AP) — Terry •F #A ISI ^^1 1**- * N. V WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO , Miss U.S.A. of the ^y^^^^ S^ ^ ^^ H^ Huntingdon ^"^W^kW EFFECTIVE SAT., JAN. 1959 Miss Universe contest , arid c f*K \ w j^* ^A f rr^-^A f /fm\mMmmA PRICES THRU Hollywood lawyer Arthur J. Crow- f ley called a temporary truce in ft rr W //^¦Hl^- . k - thejr paternity hattie Tuesday. ' J At the request of attorneys for ^^ both sides the case was postponed to Oct, 1. Blood tosts are planned in June. Miss Huntingdon , 21 , says Crow- VL^ ley, 36, fathered tbe child she ex- »• VBWw pects In April. She scelci $950 ^W I '. - • K^XV^VA\ \\ HPT^i J I 1 I A 1 I ^mmmmWm^mf monthly support and medical , ^ hospital , court ;iixl attorney costs. : Crowley admits intimacy with o^-H!KX^^¦^•^^O^-'^^^S^ ^^^j L^jyyyj^ the forniei* beaut y queen but ^w^r claims he is not the father of the child. MAY NOT GRANT RELEASE ] Dietzel Wiltgen ^KfjM^ WEST POINT, N.Y. tAP)-I>e-^were the request would be made his release, sparks may fly in the a I'OW—including Monday's 25-7 •jpite some opposition from tbe today. The New Orleans States- bayou. The personable former as- whipping of Colorado in the Or- Louisiana State Board of Super- Item said it had learned that sistant to Army 's Earl Blaik built ange Bowl at Miami. . visors, Paul Dietzel is expected to Dietzel would fly to West Point LSU into a perennial- national leave the football power he built Thursday. power in a matter of three years. Doirzel would have to receive a St. AAary s Faces Taking over in 1955, he had an favorable vote.from a majority of ; ^ at LSU for a hew challenge as Hereabouts , (lie trip - is being head coach at; Army. pegged as an introduction of the unbeaten, national champion by the 14-member board of supervis- ors- to obtain his release and * new coach , who will succeed Dale 1938 and in seven years his over- sev^ .;¦ Ar.my, which hopes to niakc an all record has been -4R-24-3, includ- eral members have indicated they announcement Thursday, is b«- Hall. Hall was fired alter three years and three losses to Navy. ing a 2-1 record in bowl games. feel Dietzel should stay, lieied to have offered the former Tins sea.son LSU lost , its first West Point aide a five-year con- "It's .time these : coaches realize If and when Dietiel requests game (at Rice) , then won. 10 'in they have moral obligations as Macalester _ Rangy $20,000 a year. There tract at well as~character huilding obliga- also are the fringe benefits of at- ¦ ¦ past two ¦ ¦ " ¦ '¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ :¦ ¦ ¦" ¦ '¦ , St. Mary's Coach Ken Wiltgen worn the-kids out in the , free living quarters at " ' - ' . • : ¦ A . - - . ' - ' . tions " said' board member C. J. tractive Dugas of DonaI(isonvjlle, La. is "fearing the worst but hoping days ," Wiltgen said. "We worked the point , and post exchange and for the best," as his Redmen get out Monday night and then twice commissary privilege s, probably "Most of them regard contracts that may be too UJinoteL Waify TkioL as just another piece of paper." set to invade Macalester tonight on Tuesday and worth, another $5,000 a year. . for " their third MIAC basketball much "before a game, but I had no I Another member, Tom Dutton test. . - . .' - . " " ' . . . ' choice as we haven't been . togeth- Dietiel. 38, ona of thtS-nation't ^^ of New Orleans, said:"Frankly, "I'm afraid that maybe I've er for three weeks.- ' .. . -Tfiost successful young coaches , ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ I don't believe that he will break years 'to go on his ^ ^ his contract. I don't believe Paul MACALESTER IS 0-3 in the eon. still has four Siiciftr^^^ ^^ ^ ; LSU contract at $18,500 a year. ^^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ will be happy in joining the fid- ference race thus far and the Red- Pagt}4 Wednesday, January 3 >96l figures at least that ¦ , ^ ^ direc- . ' ^^^^ dle-footed coaches who walk off men coach , athletic ^^ ¦ Jim Corbett „ ¦ LSI' ¦-¦* ^ ^^^^ ¦ - ^ ^ . . ^ ...^ Spurts ¦ ' ¦ - ¦ : ' , much is in the Redmen s favor. - - - — — — -—— .. — ^-^ the job and have no respect for had not asked - ,--._-i.-..__ said the coach _ -. : ' — - - ._ _ tor, — —- for his release , but indications the sanctity of a contract." "They will be a good team to start With after the break," h« Calendar commented, "But don't forget they BASk6TBALL only lost to Hamline by two point* Wednexdey, Jin. J-St. Miry 't al * Macalester. in an overtime." Friday, Jan. 5—Austin Paeilll at department St. Cotter; Winona Stat* at St. Norberlj In the height Winona High at La Croisa Central. Mary's will really be goon the *hort Wake Forest Topples Gophers 79-70 Saturday. Jan. «—Custavui Adolphus end.^Wacalester will with Jim . at St. Mary 's; Winona State at Michi- gan Tech. Weeldreyer, 6-8 at center, Dennis WRESTLINC Reynolds, 6-2, and Arlin Buyert, HAWAIIAN WELCOME ...Ton Schopf of Michigan (left) , Saturday, Jan. *—Winona High at 6-4, at forwards and Dean Ver- Grand Rapids Invitational. , , and Gary Ballman. of Michigan State almost smother Hawaiian ' does, -6-4, and Dave Poehler 6-2 Mankato Five SWIMMING at guards. . - greeter, Renette Wright, after_ their arrival at Honolulu Sund ay Saturday, Jan. t—Edina at' Winona High; Winona State «t___JJj_lvt_riity et to play in the 16th annual Hula Bowl on Jan . 7. Joe Kuharich of Mlnntsota Freshmen. THIS IS a team averaga of «•$ Notre Daoie will coach theyEasterri All-Stars arid Bill Barnes of HOCKEY in comparison to just under 6-2 Wednesday, Jan. 2~Winona Hornets will start ' ¦ ^ team" from the AVest. (AP Photofax) ./ for the Redmen who 72 70 Victor " UCLA^ heads the at Albert Lea. with Tom Ruddy, 6-3 at center*. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dennis Burgman , 6-3, and Mike Wake Forest staged a strong Stallings, 6-3, at forwards and Al second half rally Tuesday night KONO IS SECOND Williams, 6-2, and Bob Jansen , 5- to hand the University of Minne- 10.. at guards. sota a 79-70 intersectional basket- Wiltgen figures his team will be ball deFeat at Winston-Salem , N.C. facing one of tlie better zone de- ' MIAC, "Macalester In other games, involving Minne- fenses in the ff if lff l its zone ef- sota college teams, Mankato State is big enough to make rallied from a six-point halftime fective. With all that , height against deficit to defeat Morningside 72-70 us we. aren't going to get many and Carleton College walloped second shots and if we . aren't hit- Lake Forest 95-77. Tr deft Star Wi Ima Warcf ting' we may as well go home." , St. Mary's has been a hot shoot- NASHVILLE , Tenn. (AP)-Wil- she and her husband , V classmate Johnson last year. This year Tom- the previous eight Frank Christie gave the Deacons team member my Kono, world champion weight- ing five Jn a 38-36 lead with 1;30 remaining ma: Rudolph Ward , winner oi and tr^ck William games with the points being fair- Ward , spent , the holidays with his lifter from Honolulu was second evenly distributed among the in the first hal f and 6-8 center three Olympic gold medals and parents. The newlyweds hope to followed by world broad jump ly Len Chappell counted another Press woman athlete first six players, which includes Associated compete together in track events. record- - holder. Ralph Boston , also ¦ " field goal to give the host team • Marty Lillig, 6-2. " . a 40-36 halftime margin. of the year for 1960 and 1961, has Mrs. Ward , 23, is the third wo- of Tennessee State. won the James E. Sullivan award man to receive the Sullivan HALL and Burg- TWI N STARS HERE . ' . . Dan Dobbek (left ) American Legion youth programs. The banquet ¦ Thursday' Mrs: Ward will be in STALL INGS The Deacons pulled gradually for 1961. ',- ¦ .; ' : " '_ :¦ " Award in the 32-year history of man are setting^ the scoring pace »nd Jack Kralick , stars of the Minnesota Twins, alsijy includes showing of the new Twins motion away in the second half , at one Milwaukee to receive The Asso- "This is the greatest honor in the recognition by the Amateur ciated Press award. for the Redmen over the first will be in Winona Jan. 11 for a basetall booster picture , a 28-minute color film. time sporting a 15-point,_ lead. ," said Ed Tem- Athletic Union. The Tennessee games. ' Each has " the world for her two conference banquet al the Legion Club. Proceeds go toward Chappell ended with 28 points ple, her coach at Tennessee State. State senior collected 1,627 points, The Sullivan Award is present- 24 points for a 12 point average. for the winners, while Eric Mag- '.'This is the topper—the one I've the fourth highest total ever in ed annually by the AAU "to the Ruddy has 20 points Top-a- 10 point danz again led the Gophers with been wailing to hear about for a the poll of former Sullivan win- amateur athlete who, by perform- y , average. BASEBALL BOOSTER BANQUET 18 tallies. long time." . ' ' ners, amateur sportsmen, sports ance example arid good influence After tonight's contest.'; ' . .-St.. Norb Walter sniped a field go-al writers and sportscasters. did the most to advance good Mary's will return home to play M rt. Ward herself was en route sportsmanship throughout the night with 14 minutes left in the game ¦: host to Gustavus Saturday to give Mankato a.47-45 lead after home from Linden, N.J., where She was runnerup to Rafer year.- "-:' ' .: ' ;- . at Terrace Heights and then the Indians trailed 41-35 at inter- travels to Concordia on the follow- mission. ing Monday. Both are league ¦ Kraikk Dobbek H ere Jan. II ¦'¦ Two stars of the Minnesota> Twins will head- — In the late season. The 25-year-old southpaw games.; Mankato went Into a stall the line a Twins Baseball Booster banquet In Wi- Is a native of Youngstown , Ohio, and starred as . last three minutes. Les Sonna^ Boston Defeats MIAC SCORING nona Thursday. Jan. ll, at the Legion Club. a collegian at the University of Michigan. bend's basket with 14 seconds left Scribes Name Murray O FG FT TP AV9. ' The affair , which opens with a 6:30 p.m. din- Do-bbck, a gifted young cly-chaser, had gave the Indians a 72-68 lead and Mattion, Ouiuth . . -., J J4 >/ 65 . 11.6 ner, will be a benefit for American Legion Yoiith trouble breaking into the twins starting lineup Melson, Hsmllne . . J 7J 14 60 20.0 ¦ clinched the contest. Hetiilk*, St. Thomai l 12 1$ 39 n.5 programs. . - - last year , but still figures in Manager Sam Mele's Adams, Duluth .. .. 1 11. . 11 53 17.4 Appearing on tho program will be pitcher plans . He played 110 games for Washington in Sonnabend ended with 26 points. St. Louis for Muyres, SI. John'i '.. 5 JJ » 51 17.* 15 in the second half , and Walter Schmelsing- Hamline 1 II is 51 17.3 Jack Kralick and outfielder Dan Dobbek. Ac- lilGO, hitting .218. : * ' Johnjon, Concordia .3 JO II 51 17,0 , cpmpanying them will be Don Cassidy of the Another feature of the booster banquet will had 14. Bob Garretson tallied 19 Sportsman of Year . Nordstrom, Guslavui 1 1» » 44 15,3 for the losers. Abram, Gustavui . - ' . '. 1 14 14 46 13.3- Twins public relations department. • be Die showing of Hie new Twins ' baseball film, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ceived 49 points, including five 13.3 , Reyiioldf, Macaletter 1 II 10 44 Kralick--Avas a workhorse for the Twins in a 2l)-minute color spectacular of the Twins' first Carleton soared from a narrow Fifth in Row University football coach Mur- first *iace votes from the 16 par- Torgerson, Concordia 1 1» 7 45 13.0 won-Iost year in Minnesota. 43-42 halftime lead to overwhelm Jensen, Hamline ... j 15 4» 3t 13.0 early season and finished With a 13-11 PRESS Warmath was named the first ticipating editors. Slrbmmen, Augsburg 1 11 0 34 U.o . the visitors from By THE ASSOCIATED ray record. A sore arm hurt him . — and the Twins Illinois Dave winner today of the "outstanding 'Stallings. St. Mary's I 10 4 . 54 11.0 The St. Louis Hawks, it devel- Burgmann, St.Mary's 1 ? 24 11.0 Current collected 25 points and Sportsman in " Minnesota " award Second place in the poll went to * John Turngren 19 ops, are not yet ready to resume Norm Van Brocklin, coach of the Hall, St. Mary's . .1 7 10 34 11.0 for the Carls to be given annually by the Min- Davison, Macalester. J 10 14 34 11.3 AGAINST MICHIGAN, MSU and Jerry Ziegler potted 18 for the kind of play that took them Minnesota Vikings in the National ' Anderson,.-Augsburg : 3 11 0 22 11.0 nesota Daily Sports Writers asso- ' - Lake Forest. to five straight Western Division Football League. Third went to Conway, St. Thomas 2 I *' M ..-1I.O- ciation. Hamilton, Duluth ... 3 12 1 32 10.4 championships in the National Ed Shave, who has fostered the ' . Warmath will receive a plaque Anderson, Gustavus. > 12 7 31 10.3 Basketball Association. pheasant dinner- program for hos- Felt Concordia .3 13 5 31 10.3 The Hawks, after winning three symbolic of the award. He re- pitalized war veterans. Randall, St. Thomas I 7 i 28 W.O Top Games? Minnesota s in a row, tried their old Eastern Others mentioned by those vot- Ruddy, St. Mary's ;. »• .« ..• 20 10.O Big 10 Agrees Division sparmates, the Boston ing included Sandy Stephens, ^Go- Celtics, for size Tuesday night in pher quarterback : - Cal Griffith , the opener ot a doubleheader at Ginn in Running president of the Minnesota Twins; Madison Square Garden . Lyle Spooner, ABC singles bowl- Stephens Again On Final score: Celtics 136, Hawks ing champion from St. Cloud; Vik- Pirates Win; Bow! Pact 99. ings' halfback Hugh McElhenny; By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the poll. Mel Rcnfro of Oregon victory over nat ionally top-ranked It was the fifth straight victory For Coach Award Austin high school football coach Sandy Stephens of Minnesota and Roman Gabriel of North Car- Michigan State, contributing a for Boston over St. Louis this sea- CHICAGO id-V-The South Dakota Art Hass; Minnesota Duluth foot- iwept both first place and ruriner- olina Slate turned in standout scoring pass and an interception son and the Celts did it with, case State College football coach was ball coach Jim Malosky and Abts Hits 27 iip spot for outstanding one-game jobs thnt received seven votes to Minnesota 's triumph. With Big 5 after shaking off the Hawks in the announced Tuesday as one of eight Duluth Central high each and Pete Pedro of West school basket- COCHRAN E-FC, Wis.-Th e performances in the annual -Asso- Saxton 's 79-yard scoring sprint PASADENA . Calif. (AP)-The second quarter. finalists for the American Football ball coach Jim Hastings. Cochrane-Fountain City Pirates ciated Press year-end football poll Texas State got six tor his run- Big Ten and Bifi Five conferences . The New York Knicks beat De- Coaches Association award as Points were tabulated on a away against Texas Western. and 173 yards rushing in . 'i'cxti s*' basis put on a determined second half today. ' - , ' 27-0 decision over Southern Meth- apparently arc in agreement over troit 110- 104 for their third small college coach of the year. of five points for first place votes. rally to toppl e Elmwood 56-51 iii The All-America quarterback Against Michigan , Stephens led a contract for an annual Rose straight triumph in the Garden Minnesota to a come-from-bchind cxlist gained nine votes for the Ralph Ginn , representing the 6th non-conference action here Tues- topped the balloti ng with 21 -voles spindly halfback. Weidner was Bowl football game. nightcap, and Hal Greer and Lar- District , was one of the finalists day.' against 2*1-20 victory as he pained over ' Representatives for his brilliant play Mich- picked for his dramatic perform- of the two ath- ry Costcllo triggered Syracuse's named on a vote .of 834 coaches. Michigan Tech Stops The Pirates trailed- 15-13 . at the igan , and received U voles for 300 yards, running and passing. letic organizations discussed at 127-102 romp over Chicago in the He scored once on ' a 63-yard ance against Kansas , when he The award will be made later Denver Icemen quarter and 24-23 at the hal f but his starring ' role - against Michigan tjrew three touchdown passes in length Tuesday the possibility of two other NBA games. this month at the National Colle- 5-4 the third period was a different StaJ,e. Stephens also was cited for sprint , passed for another touch- reinstating the old contract they giate Athletic Association meet- DENVER' CAP) . ' down , threw for a pair of two- the final quarter as Colorado — John Ivanitz story. his work against- Illinois -and Iowa. roared from behind for a 20-19 operated under for 13 years be- ings in Chicago. bounced the winning shot past Larry Ants poured in in of his point conversions and made an fore its expiration after the 1960 Performances- by Jim Saxtan of interception on his own two in the victory. McClinton 's four-touch- Other finalists included James Denver goalie Larry Beauchamp 27 points in the third frame to down spree against California got Rose Bowl game-. Ostendarp, Amherst. District 1; after 6:34 of play iii an overtime send the host five into a 40-36 lead Texas, Gale Weidner of Colorado filial seconds, The following week There probably will be one ma- Davis Named Curtis -McClinton of Kansas him a top spol . Lee TressH,. Baldwin-Wallace period to give Michigan Tech a heading into tho final stanza and and the multiple-talented 212-poundei* jor differenc e, however. The Hi g District II; Clarence Stasavich Le- drew nine votes each for third in directed the Gophers to a 13-0 Rcnfro got his support for the , 5-4 victory in a Western Colleg- the Pirates were never headed contributions lie made as Oregon Ten intends to adhere to its no- noir Rhyne, District III; " A. . S. iate Hockey Assn. match Tuesday again. AP./Back ¦ beat Stanford l'>-7. Coining back repeat rule, but the Big Five— , Buckncll 7B (OT). night over Die Uawnil Chiefs at Texas trounced Texas Wester i; Kentucky n, Vlrninln n. ' All-Amcricn backs in the voting, Waka Forfsl », /wlnnrvold 70. Honolulu m-\ri; Tlio . triumph put nti-27. being chosen by 43 of the 212 -NavY~44,"<>wir«i Ti-fh il-tOl). the-rims-half n jtimte -ahead of ¦' —43 Davldion 73, Al.ih.im^ tl , All told , players were select, Des Moines Downs sport s writers"' and "broadcasters Vanderbilt Jt, Y.ilo «». the idle. Cleveland I'l p-ors. ed for 57 performances. Stephens , on the panel. Bob Ferguson of Furmnn 77, Wlllliiin Miry 76. Tho Los Angeles of course , led the field in , Lenoir Rhyno t«, Wolforri 4). ,Ii*ls defeated vote- NDU in Hockey Ohio Slnte and Jim Saxton of Auburn 41 , tba lnnanqa 47. the Nov York T.*i|W,s U2- W " nt •ind with his four-game citations . Texas \leil tor .second in Ihe bal- M»mphl» Slnlo ei, N. M. Statu 70 . Los Angeles in the oilier .sched- Dob Ferguson ol Ohio State 'was DKS MOINKS (AP) - The Des Mlulnlppl ta, rlnroncc (Ala.) 44. loting with 34 votes each , and Tenti . Tech U, Mm. Soulhurn it. uled loiinue unnii', ' The defeat iiunied for three games , while the Moines Oak Leafs defeated the Minnesota sparkplug Sandy Steph- Centcnnry it , Loyol/i (Ln.) 44. dropped the Tapers , who shifted following were mention ed for twn University of North Dakota with ens was next with 2i). Indlani 1JJ, Noln- D»mj »J. ease , Butler 43, Princeton SB. their franchise Iron) Washington jinnies — Saxton. Pedro . I.rni c , ll-:i in an exhibition hockey In three seasons at Syracuse, Cr«lt)hton B4 , Soulli Onkotn l» . on Sund.-i y, (o last plnce in the Davis of Syracii.sc, (.Vorgo Salines H.'iinc here Tuesday niglil. . Davis wns the. key man on teams Tfxiu Wi-Jter n 63. N. M , 'Wcilcrn 5*. Eastern Division. of Michigan Stal e, 'Kildie Wilson Don Itnssmnsscn slnpiied in lour that won 24 of 20 games, captured McMurry 115, Howard f'ayno li. * . Montana 63, Irtiiho tl. of Arizona , Hon Miller of Wisnui- of the Leafs e.oals and (ieor«e the national title with a 10-0 rec- Oonratja Bo , Whllworlh 43. -¦sin . Dave lloppniann of Iowa Mylencluik piinclied in three. lOr- ord in I! F '">!I and also posted two Tenn. state . 101 . Scallle yi (OT). St ale, Wendell 1 Innis of Louisian a Dyda and IMALL coi.tncrs- Lucas, OSU Sta r, "to Hob ILutlett ]>ro- poslseason victories , against Tex- Cornoll (Inwnl 79, Coo tt. SI ale and Jim ILiklien of Wis- vided floals (or Ihe losers in the as in (lie l!Mi0 Cotton Howl and Mannato 72, Mornl'i'itlrii 70. consin. final period . The Oak Leafs ¦ ' ¦ are over Miami , Fla., in last month's Yea r s Sportsman members of tho United States Hoc- Liberty Howl. An elusive and (API key League , an amateur organiz- strong runner , the 210-pomul half- NI'.W YORK — Jerry Ln ation , Area Basketball cas , Ohio Slnte University basket Bland Stops 40 Shots; hack rushed for 823 yards and hull st ar , was naini'il *' spiiitsinan Harvard Whips CC 6-4 scored 1)4 points this past season , Wodnot day' s Schedule of the year " today by the editors .surpassing school records estab- PiTERSON HOLIDAY TOUHNEY— Nat'l Hockey League lished hy the fabulous Peltrion, Preilon, Lewiston , Ruth- of Sports Illust rated niaija/ iin' . COLORADO SI'RINt'S , Colo. .linimy tort . Brown, He finished his collegiate The innuay.ine descnlied Lucas IAI') — Goalie Bob Wand' s so- EXHIBITION H Detroit (NL) 1, Muikogon (IL) I, career wilh 2, as "the best nnnilm jicrli defensive play in .stopping •*» 3fH> yards running? r basketba ll allots keyed nrd to a (i-4 a and 220 points scored. TO CANADIAN LOOP player In the world , and a sludenl, Unn' vic- ¦ a perfoct tciin man, ;i tory over Colorado College 's hoc- TRAINING SCHEDULE OTTAWA , Ontario 1,1V-Miko wholesome key team Tuesday night. (>¦?., example of Illness , mv'irnx'.s.s and CHICAGO MV-Tlie Chicago SWEDISH TEAM LOSES Snod^rnss , ai^jionnd lineman liland kicked out lit shots in the White Sox MUiouured a M-Rimie from Western i\fiTl)i(!;iii , .signed common sense , " WHKATO N . III. i/lv-Thc- Swed- HIDE AND SEEK -second period tn blunt CC's deter- spring trainiiiR schedule today ish National basketball tenin open- . . . Tenpcssee State's Tuesday. Tennessee State, trailing most of the with the Oll'nv.'i Konijl i llidcr.s of Luc1 ') ;i ., fiH'inhcr ol the miio mined effort to snap a losing wilh seven of the contests heinj " ed n six-name United States tour Ronald Sini!h watches- Seattle Universit y's Ray game, rallied lo win in nn overtime period 101- the Canadian Football League to- Olympic basketball Iciini . will n;. slrenk that now extends to 17 with the National Butler |'rnb fight day. League cliatn - tonight and lost to Whenlon Col- the ball as trie two fall during a D7. at- the miums, had a 218 single. Owl Mo- These five chapter members will was by "mutual agreement" with same hour. Jerry Dureske toppled 234—612 tor Co. clipped 958—2,738. attend the state Red Cross con- Collier. His salary was reported Meanwhile, assessment oils and Harvey Stever stacked an er- Elks—Adolph SchildknecJit bfast- ference Feb. 9-10 at Minneapolis: r at $17,500 ianniially. .: W ; approved - for. *i(tc-walk,.,ciirb rorless 582 count. ed 558 for Home Furniture and Donald Gray, water safety chair- Arcadia Soldiers .e£c., The board only five weeks ago and gutter constructed last year. Top, women's score in Winona George Rogge bagged 231 for Wi- man/to preside . 'at water safety |ave Collier a vote of confidence. Property owners involved can bowling last night was a 572 by nona Cleaners. Speltz . Texaco meeting; James C. Ulum, chapter . Collier, 55, who came to Ken- come to the . treasurer's . office on Helen Nelson for Pool's in the Lad- counted:947¦ and Sunbeam Bakery chairman;. Mrs. E, S. Kjos, exec- tucky in 1954 and compiled a 41- ' ¦ En route lo Camp, the floor of City Hall nnd eith- ies City League at Hal-Rod Lanes. 2,607. .. ' . . utive secretary ; Carroll Hopf. "vice top J6-3 record, said he had no imme- Foot's now leads the loop by three Hiawatha—Bob Armstrong of c i , and Mrs. Carl Breitlow. er make full payment or sign a ' the future. ha rman diate plans for . ' h ' tnum presided at the board 10-year contract. No one appeared games over Linahan s. Dutc man s Bar clicked for 199— . ¦ Bryant, who came to Kentucky • '¦ ' - ' Injured at the Council hearing to object 541 as four teams remained with- meeting. .. . . in Crash , pulled the Wildcats out of Barbara Pozanc ffosted a 564 . " in 1946 in a point in the battle for first to the assessment. the football doldrums and led , Wis, (Special) - • place. Christensen Drugs shot 894 ARCADIA Oh the alley. Central Methodist ^*——— i_L__a***— il them to three major bowls^-the ' ' " Two members of Ihe Arcadia Na- —2..591: , . . . ¦ proposes to close a portion of the -¦•' - George: You KNOW we can 't Orange, Sugar and Cotton~in suc- GREEN BtAY W/Lt tional Guard are still hospitalized • 'Knock it off , ' north-south alley between Broad- afford a Waikiki Beach trip this year." cessive years. He left in 1953 to SHARE IN CASH HAL-ROD LANES: Four-City- Proxmire Asks at Day County Hospital , Webster, way and Sth Street. Beginning on take the head coaching job at Ralph Benicke* of Swede's Bar S.D., after receiving/injuries, when the south side, 100 feet of this DENNIS THE MENACE Texas A&M and now is at Ala- GREEN BAY W-The city cracked 5so and Tom Nichols of the 1955 truck in which they were alley was closed in 1952 ; now the bama; of Green Bay . 1$ expected to Pel's Cafe had a 221 single game. Veto of Change riding went out of control on icy church, in conjunction with its Tha Wildcats were 5-5 last sea- Benicke was errorless. Tea m hon- U.S. 12 near Waubayy S.D.. at building program, wants to close " ' ' net ebeut 518,000 from the ' - - »on. . - . - . ors went to Darby's DX with 929 5:30 a.m. Tuesday and rolled over another 35 feet of the 20-foot-wide Packer-New York Giant foot- and Swede's with 2 ,682 pins.. in a ditch, alley. ball game here last Sunday. Park-Rec Jr. Girls , — Eaglettes In Primary Law John Foegen , rural Arcadia, lias Church officials pointed out in Clarence Nier, City Stadium won the first half championship WASHfNGTON OP!—Sen. William cuts and scratches on the face and their petition that the church owns Commission president, said by four games. Pat t y. Wcigel led Proxmire, D-Wjs., has urged the Peter Mueller; Waumandee, has the . land on either side of that of his state to veto pro- Tuesday that Green Bay will the victors with a 297 . two-game governor a fractured collarbone. The boys portion of the alley to be vacated, series and a 163 single game. Her posed changes in the Wisconsin were to be X-rayed for possible so that no . other person would be AMERICAN . ' get about 532,000 from the mates total ed 1,291 .-with a 691. presidential primary law. other injuries this morning, Muel- affected by the closing of a por- Wistgali ' - W. L. Green Bay Packer club for the KEGLERS LANES: Commercial Proxmire said that should Gov. ler told his- mother this morning Earl'j Tree Servlca '. . J. 0 . tion of the dead-end alley. H. Choate a Co; ¦;. '.. '3 o field rental. In addition the —Dick Niemeyer leveled 572 for Gaylord Nelson approve the meas- when she called (tie hospital. ' A portion of the new church will¦ Swllt't' -BrooKllelds ...... 3 O Vic* s Bar and Chris Roffler Jr. , of ure passed by the Wisconsin Legis- " Owl Motor Co. 1 1 . city made about $4,000 in park- S.lc. Maynard Olson , rural be on the land to be vacated. ; ..3 1 Seven-Up registered an even 200 lattire the action would be a "na- Swllt Premj , ing fees. Cochrane, a mess sergeant at On the sewer hearing, slated for Haugstad's ....;...... , J ' game. . Teamsters tagged 910 and tional blow to popular democra- Fort Lewis, to which the group Marigold Oalrlet 1 ' ' " Jan. 15. projects in Westmore- Vic s 2,640. cy and reduce the significance of was returning, was -driving - the Marehants Ban* . .. — - 3 1 ' land Addition, Botsford Addition , Ambie'i TV: ...... 1 1 the Badger state s presidential pri- truck west for Lyle and Lonnie s .: .....:...... ! 2 ¦ ST. MARTIN'S: Tuesday-War- Whitten Street, and Pel zer and Don Lcik' . mary.. Arcadia, They left at 10 Westgata Bowl ....,..; :. 1 1 ren Bonow carved out an errorless Adank, Broadway are involved. Per front Swllt Premiums 1 2 The bill, proxmire said, would pm. Monday. A car was traveling 2 Soph Jackson 577 on 186-188-203 shooting for Wat- ' ' foot assessments; Westmoreland, Graham & McOuIre 1 "end Wisconsin s proud innovation ahead of them occupied by Rod n ey NSP ...... 0 3 . . kins Products. Fred Biirmeister " 52.42 a front foot;: Botsford , ?3.54 ; Rainbow jewelen ...... 0 3 of letting the people play the Allemanh, owner of the vehicle, turned in a 217 for Lang's Miche- Whitten , $2.54. and Pcteer and Country Kitchen ...... ; 0 3 maximum role in presidential nom- and Mark Pronschinske, both of ' ''¦ '• ¦' ¦ lob. That and a 179 were also er- Broadway, $5.21. . -TUESDAY Tops Badger inations. Independence, Charles Krueger, St. Martln'i. ' W. . L. rorless. Team honors went to Wat- Approved was the first estimate 'Watkins' - Products ' - ...... 3 O " Arcadia, and Robert Schmidt- J r kins with . 344—2,700.. - :,. lfi urging Nelson, a Democrat, due American Plumbing Co. in the Winona Milk Co...... ' ' knecht, Cochrane^ Olson went on Lang's Mlchelob ...... 2 1 io . : veto the proposed changes, a mount of $1,755,08 for the sani- ' to Fort Lewis in the Allernann Red Owl Stores ./ — 1 1. " : Scoring on 205 Proxmire said that failure to do tary sewer on Conrad-Drive from Merchants Bank ...... 1 J car. MADISON WV-Sophomore for- so would cause presidential aspir- Wincrest Drive to Hilltop. ¦ " LADIES CITY Mr, and Mrs. Sylvester Mueller, - ' ¦ ' ' ¦ L. ward Ron Jackson is running away Red Wing ants of stature, to be far less in- . -. - . Hal-Rod W. e 's parents, received Word of Pools : ...... 15 with individual scoring honors on clined to submit their candidacies P ter ¦ ¦ ¦ * the accident from the Red Cross ATHLETIC CLUB AliXI LIARY Linahan's ...... :.:.....:. .... M * the Wisconsin basketball team this in the Wisconsin primary than be- Ed Buck's ...... 13 » Tuesday after Olson had called Winona Athletic Club Auxiliary s Cleaners ...... UVi »'/» year with 205 points in nine games. Rolls Over fore. Haddad' his wife, who resides two miles Coiy Corner Bar ...... 11 10 The 6-4 standout from Chicago's The bill would change the law will hold an installation of officers Golden Frog ..:....:. ll 10 .- ' • ' .. north of Waumandee. Foegen . son - Tilden High School has tossed in to give-the party organization in- Monday at 8 p.m. at the Athletic Poianc Trucking . - ;- . ....:... ..- . 11 '» of Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Foegen , - ¦ Sammy s Plna .. ..;...... 10- 11 Farmmgfon stead of the successful presidential Club. . " ' 78 baskets and 49 free throws. His rural Arcadia, had been employed Togs 'n' Toys . » is . candidate the right to pick dele- Reddy Kilowatts ...... B . 13' total is more than double. the: 100 . Two Big Nine conference basket- . at the home of his brother. Glen The Cincinnati. Reds, National Mankato Bar ....:... — .... 8 13 points of his nearest competitor, trl! terns split in a pair of non- gates to the national nominating *l CLOCK ' RARTS LEFTOVER * ¦ I E wse have 14 rook- wifl. ¦ call- League champions, ftXEp AN ' in the Waumandee area when mm ' V aoim ¦ ¦ ' • - - ¦ ' Homeward Step ....:....;... .VA IV/t . ,. \ ' convention. Proxmire said that , Don Kearden , another of the Badg- ciofpt-, ''.:e games Tuesday night. ed to service. ies on their 1962 roster. FOUR-CITY ers' pn/e3" . sophomores. -ted i/ing took the measure of this would vastly weaken the Wis- Hal-R.-rf Poinls consin Bell's Bar ...... SO Ken Siebel is third on the list Farmington. 48-38 and. Northfield delegation support for the APARTMENT 3-G By Alex Kotzky Hpl.-i-icy Motdn ...... ,; 1» choice of the with 9b. Jack Brens is fourth with tumbled to Kenyon 53-51, the people of the state. ' ' *¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ • • - ¦¦¦¦ i ¦ - . ' __ ' ._ " ' • 1__ ¦¦—.; ¦¦.. :. —¦—»¦- It _ - ' _J . ;— : -—; .— :— —-^ ~ ^ Darby's OX The measure also would change Louise' s L! .uo.'3 16 83. and Tom Gwyn is fifth with 82. eighth win in nine games for Ken- Miller High Llla ...... ;,. ' M The Badgers, who have run up a yon. ' . the law to release delegates from 15 Skelly Oilers 6 and 3 record i a non-conference Austin is the only team in ac- Wisconsin's choice after only a Winona Truck Service 15 ' pji' s Cafe . ' ,.... - ...;... 11 action, -were' set to resume drills tion Thursday night, traveling to single convention ballot, Sprlno Grove Beverages . ' , 11 The state' ¦ today for their Big Ten opener Stillwater. s presidential primary L«»ig'i Bar :: ...:.: .;.:...... ;... » is one Central Motors ...... ? with Iowa here Saturday after- Three league games are sched- of the first held each pres- Swede's Btr .:. ,... *•. noon: The came will be televised uled Friday: Faribault at Roches- idential election year. In the 1960 COMMERCIAL in some areas starting at 3:30 ter, Mankato at Red Wing, and Wisconsin primary, President Ken- Klub W. L. Keglers - ' Northfield at Albert Lea. nedy won a majority of the Vic's Bar ...,.:...... :. ... 11 1 m - . -:. Pure . Oil ...... 8 « :. :::^-:. u Winona High moves over to La state's Democratic delegates in a Teamsters Local .No. 79» .... 7 5 Cross to take on unbeaten Central sharp contest with Sen. Hubert H. Seven-Up Bottling Co ..7 J . Lakeslda Bar . ..;...... t 4 Friday, Owatonna is host to Wa- Humphrey, D-Minn. Bub's' Beer •. 5 "¦ seca, and Austin entertains Min- N. A. RoverW Co...... 4 ¦ t Shorty s Romps Proxmire, who has introduced ...... 0 12 neapolis Edison. a Shorty's Bar Cafe bill to provide for a national pres- WINONA CLASSIC^ idential primary; wrote Nelson : Athletic Club W. U "I uge you to 3 veto the drastic Kewpee Lunch Annex * 4-1 in Indoor change in Hamm's Beer ...... 4 s ' the presidential primary Bub's Beer . . : —... S 3 Trinity s Schmit law recently passed by the state Hot Fish Shop ...... S 3 legislature. Seven-Up - ...... 2 4 By Dal CurtU Winona Plumbing Co. . 2 4 Softball Play "This bill would end Wisconsin' REX MORGAN, MD. ' ' ' s . ELKS. . proud. . .innovation of letting Westgate points CATHOLIC RECREATION All-Tourney Pick the Bub's Beer- . ' :. ...' .;..i,. ...' : .' ." . people of our state play the biggesl . . * INDOOR SOFTBALL ROLLIJNGSTONE, Mnn.-T i m Home Furniture . ,..* W . L w i possible Wisconsin role in deter- J; C. Penney S .. - . .- Schmit, RoUingstone Holy Trinity ' ; 4 Shorly'i ...... 31 Watkins J 3 mining who is going to be presi- Sunbeam Bakery ... .. —...... Lang s ...... , 1 i Sunshine ...... j j Winona Cleaner j ...4 ' guard, was named to the all-tour- dent of the United States." Main Tavern ..J nament team as part of the Man- Shorty's Bar clung to the top Spcltl Texaco : S kato Loyola holiday tourney fes- Gralnbelt Beer 3 spot in the Catholic Recreation tivities. The Rocket cheerleaders HIAWATHA Center's Indoor Softball League points gained the meet's award as the Westgale with a 4-1 win over Sunshine bar. Norman Electric .„...;. 40. outstanding yell queens. Study of Flood Federated Mutual .39 ' Lang's Bar came up with seven The tourney, held Dec, 27r29, KAGE . 39 runs in the bottom half of the was Chrlstcnson's Drugs 39 won by Cold Springs St. Boniface .,...27 final inning to edge Watkins 11-10 Dutchman's Bar .... for the second straight with Midland Asi'n 26 Tuesday night. year Conditions Set Spolti Garage 26 the Host Mankato Loyola team Jim Langowski gave up only Peerless Chain 19 gaining the runner-up spot. PARK-REC. JR. GIRLS three hits as he posted his third Bi-State Conference was repre- Hal-Rod . W. L. win against one defeat for Shorty's. Eaglettes ". 21 7 sented by Holy Trinity and Cale- At Eau Claire Gen Gorney had two hits and Lar- Alley Gals 1/ 11 donia Loretto. Pepsi Jrj, tl 13 ey Alston doubled to lead ihe win- MADISON, Wis. Oft-The Stale Both lost the first night Pin Dusters 14 14 ners. — the Department of Resource Develop- Jolly Rollers "Jl 15 Rockets to Loyola 54-33 and Lo- ment approved Dutchman s 11 is Pete Jcrowski was touched for today a request NANCY* By Ernie Bushmiller ' retto to Bethany, of Mankato 64-59. Pin Toppers 11 16 just . ' three hits but wildness re- . of the city of Eau Claire for a Lucky Strikes .: ,.. 1 21 In the second round Holy Trinity sulting in bases on balls contrib- study of the flood plains of the Eau ¦ came' back , to wallop Chaska Guar- ... Adycrtl8emcnt"" ",'""""~»- uted to tlie defeat. Claire and Chippewa Rivers. The dian Angel f>7-48 but Loretto was Lang's Bar trailed 10-4 heading study will he made by the ousted by Waseca Sacred Heart into the last half of the final inn- U. S. Corps of Engineers. 50-42. jng but Jim Simon capped the The department said the request In the consolation finals winning rally as he drove in the Waseca was the first from a Wisconsin tipped tlio Rockets 45-43. city for assistance in flood zoning deciding run to lead , the come- tm back. work . - ; Fourth Ward -Aid .' Daniel ;Bam- / fox . bounty system. Since Game XII, and his two princes- Rus- 4,17.79 "'.is the county 's share boiic-k, chairman of . -the airport and Fish funds support the system, tlic rest was the employes' /committee, asked that Mayor . IL; sel Rossi of the Gopher Realm wc think the board would be wrong while ' tho share. - , K. Filings send a letter of thanks and Sandy Oskamp of to continue the bounty. If foxes to Max Conrad for giving children Badger Realm, will be visit- l ook a lot of pheasants, that would AT PRESSTIME the board had : free airp lane rides .at Christmas.. ing area communities Thurs- be the only reason for supporting not. .-vet received.a proposal from Aid.. Bambenek said that Conrad day and Friday te» invite area the system, bul they don 't." North American ,; about a new gave 4.-.0 children rides on J50 residents to the Winona Winter Tho county board, which de- annua!- ' . contract ,' However. 'Wil- Carnival Jan. 12-21. ferred action on bounties ; flights . . until fred' -- M- Zcn'hcr . . sou Ih eastern Thursday 's itinerary includes later in the three-day annual Minnesota '. - , . representative. ' for ALD. BAMBENEK also asked stop, beginning in the morning, meeting, heard, from County Dine Cross and .Minnesota Indem- who has (he-responsibility ' for- mov- at Fountain City, Buffalo City, Auditor Richard Schoonover - ' nity, 'Inc.; visited Ihe board Na ing the statue of Vv'etionalv .when Cochrane, Alma, Nelson, Wa- that 53,567 had been paid ir» discuss coverage . Since I he ' ¦com- the now post office , is built-in . .the basha, Lake City/ Kellogg, ¦ ' ' ' ' fox bounties by Winona Coun- DEFENSE CONFERENCE . ... President John F. Kennedy fense Robert McNamara, Gen. Maxwell .. -Taylor, special military missioner's have certain specifi- north Ihr oe . fdurths' . of . Central Weaver, Minneiska and Minne- -1 : '" ty during .941 compared with • ¦meets -with the Vice President and defense advisers to discuss adviser to the chief executive , and.;RoswclT Gilpatric, deputy cations in mind-for coverage. --- Park. Aldermen , apparently agree- sota City. Thursday night $8,015 in I960. y Army organization problems. The group met In the living room of secretary of Defense. Jplinson flew in from Texas to attend th« the same' as under the present ing -that tlie ' statue . should be - they will appear at the Red Bounties dropped sharply in ifiiil (Ltbr) ) ¦ ¦ ' ¦¦-¦ " contract — Zcnhcr said lie would moved io tlio park area in ,tlie Men's Club at Wino«r because the commissioners lower- the winter White House- at. Palm Beach , Fla. Vice-Presi- meeting. (AP Photofax . . • * . . re- phone his office for rates and south quarter of the park, decid- Friday they will journey to ed the . bounty, lt had been S3 on dent Lyndon B. Johnson, President Kennedy, Secretary of De- port to the board this afternoon. ed In discuss it wilh the Park- Homer, Dresbach, Pickwick, adult foxes in 1.060. This was cut ' . The board granted homestead Beerention Board . Monday at 7 Dakota, Lamoille, La Crescent, to $2 in 1061. The bounty on cubs classification to Everett ; Timm p.m;. when they - meet, with State Hokah, Houston, Money Creek remained the same — SI. KENNEDY who owns .120 acres in St. Char- officials on the threat of the Dutch and Rushford. THE WORLD TODAY (Continued From Page 1) les Township. His assessed valu- elm disease. T-liis; discussion is TESKE SAID: City Cooperation sions. The new 1st Armored will ation wns reduced from $4,540 open to: the -public. "I have seen a fox digging in the ' , represent an increase of 876 over to S4 005. - . Aid-. .Bambenek; said that the post snow and catching a mouse. I have Accepted were bids providin g office plans; show the ' statue in seen a fox running in the moon- With WIDA rged the existing armored division the same rates as last year for light at the time pocket gophers U Compare Kennedy front of the post office , on the advertis- Kennedy Seeks City Council cooperation with the strength. . : publishing county legal 51 h Street side. come out. I Haven 't seen foxes awarded to ing. Con tracts will be : Ward; Aid. James Stolt- taking pocket gophers at lhat time Winona Industrial Development As- The chiefs landed from Wash- " HeraJrl Publish- . Fourth . the -Republican "*: man reported that four feet has but I do know that foxes steal sociation in development . of an in- ington: at 10 a.m. In the group ing Co. and.the Lewiston 'Journal , pocket gophers from traps. The With Eisenhower barricade at News was des- been cut off each Bipartisan Aid dustrial park was urged Tuesday were Gen, Lyman L. Lemnitzer, The AVinona Daily High School , reducing each fox likes pocket gophers and in By JAMES MARLOW ignated tlie county 's official news- Cotter night by 2nd AVard Aid. Lloyd Deil- the chairman; Gen. "George one to 12 feel , and permitting bet- that respect the fox is very bene- H- paper. ' ke. Associated Press New* Analyst Decker, Adm. George W. Ander- ter movement of traffic through ficial. " . WASHINGTON \B — From now on , after a year in office, Pres- son; Air Force Gen. Fjederic H. A $10 MONTHLY clothing al- the block. "Dogs take gophers out of traps : He said this is the "One impor- On Some Bills too!" said Commissioner Paul ident Kennedy more and more will be compared in policies, perform- ! Smith Jr. and Marine Corps Gen. lowance for sheriff's deputies "Mrs. Masyga again discussed tant basic ingredient" : the city ance and personality with men who had his job or have one like it. By JACK BELL Baer , Fremont, 4th' District. David M. Shoup. VVith thern was was approved.for the period July changing parking and traffic pat- 7 lacks for industrial growth, Kennedy is more like former Presiden t Dwight D. Eisenhower and .-' '¦;."'.Not very oflen ," Teske said. Theodore C. . Sorensen, special 1 -Dec. 31, 190^ . Former Deputy terns "in the expanded 2nd Street WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan than any other world leader Alvin Breza wilt get an allow- parking lot. Aid, .Stolt- den t Kenned y plans to sit down Of the total paid by the. county The alderman reported that the counsel to tlie President. They municipal of recent times. ' ance for five months he was on man-' said that a change would with leaders of both parties early in fox • bounties, /.the state reim- WIDA already is considering such went directly to Kennedy s -work- ' Haughty, stubborn French Pres- the payroll during that period . eliminate four parking stalls: in the nCxt week to seek bipartisan sup- burses . '.he coiinty for half. The a park and believes the city ing Vacation abode on the Palm . | state will do that if the bounty ident Charles de Gaulle is a com- Beach shore. These committees Were ap- lot . Aid. Parks said that one-way port for some of the major pro- should be represented at the meet- plete opposite! So is- ea'rUiy; boun- ; doesn 't exceed $3 for adult foxes : Smith substituted for Gen. Cur- pointed: Purchasing—P-aiil B.*wr, traffic in the .: lot would be diffi- posals he . will lay before Con- ings so- that there is liaison be cy, extroverted Soviet Premier ¦ ¦' and $1 for cubs. Antibiotic tis E. LeMay, Air Force chief of chairman , and the oilier com- cult since there is considerable gress. - ' . - '; ' ''. - . ' .' I tween the city and the WID.A. Pres- !¦ After the three bounty oppon - Khrushchev. So is former . staff , who is ill with a cold ' missioners; building—- Baer and truck unloading in the alley. Chief topic at a breakfast now He suggested that the liaison ident Harry S.; Truman. | ents left the meeting, Teske said : be arranged fa the others; printing, Leonard J. ¦ ' being arranged by the White y the new projects Truman was more outwardly At the start of the defense sur- Merchlewltz, chairman, and Ray- Licenses . 'approved : . ; y . -.y - j "1 have talked to a good many and industrial development com- House will . be the President's ' aggressive and the result was a vey Kennedy went over the entire itiond G. Kohner; health. Adolnh CIGARETTE-Arllnriton Club, 57 EV ith farmers and a lot of Uiem favor mittee, headed by 3rd Ward Aid. For Plants 265 forthcoming request for broad ex- I lot of conflict — for instance, with Army structure with Johnson, Mc- Spitzer, chairman, and Merchle- St.;. American.' Lccilon Memorial. Clob, . j removing the fox bounty. The fox Clarence Tribell , but 2nd Ward E.. 3rd St.; Andy 's Phillips' . "66" Station, ecutive authority to negotiate Republicans and particularly Sens. Namara , Gilpatric and Taylor. \ , s Super Pnir j removes mice and gophers. The witz; financial. James Papenfuss 1656 W. Service, Dr;; Albrccht'. tariffs in dealing with the Euro- Aid. Daniel Bambenek noted that Taft and McCarthy — which he They reportedly are ' 'trying- -io Grocery, 909 W. 5lh St.; Bcrnlc' s DX Serv- fox does steal a chicken now and cltairman, and Merchlewitz. and ' " ' ' ' ' j ¦ the Council already lias one com- seemed to enjoy. ice Station, SO W. 4lh St.; . Broadway Su- pean Common Market, . .' : . > . . : ; then but that can be taken care hit on a more efficient combat Spitzer: road and bridge, Papen- Brbndway; Buy Slate mittee working on this, y Being tried per Saver! 778 E. Kennedy hopes for Republican Some of his conflicts might organization , one which -would fuss, chairman , and the others. Milling Co., foot of Franklin Street ; Frank \ of on . an individual basis." It's the special urban renewal Market, as well as Democratic backing for By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS have ; been avoided with different embrace the regulars, the Nation- Appointed to serve on ' county Breza, 700 W. Sth -St ,.; . Bambenek. committee which includes alder- •«? Wianknto Ave.; this program. He Valso wants to ! WABASHA COUNTY commis- An antibiotic for plants, how a tactics but this is jiot to say he al Guard divisions' and the re- committees were: Extension Bob- — Brown Oruq Store, (17 W. 3rd St.; enlist broad siippoj-t for forei gn ! sioners have continued the fox men and citkens. Aid. Bamhenek cockroach finds a mate in the was wrong, given the time and serves. Baer and Papenfuss: law library, and TcdVGrocery, 700 E. 5th 51.; Roger said that the committee is to hold Buck, 150 W. 4th St.; Brown Grocery, 279. aid , an -issue sharpened by de- | bounty at S3 for adults and . $1 'or dark and frisky snowfleas are circumstances of his presidency. Baer , and soil conservation , Mer- its first meeting shortly. A Wi- , Placing five additional divisions E. 3rd St.; Harris Baab, Gilmore Avenue velopments in India and the ; cubs. topics of scientific studies: in combat-ready status is chlewltz. (ind Junction Street; Charles N. Buck, 1.17 nona State College class may con- The country will ba forever part of Wain St.; Herbert Dranq, 501 W.. 4th St.; Congo. j Schoonover phoned the Fillmore Kennedy' duct a .survey. For Sickly Plants grateful to him for his decisive- s program for building Ralph Bambenck'j Mobil Service, 300 E. l and Houston county boards at the up the armed forces. Jrd St.; Roy. S. Chrlstcnsen, 114 E, 3rd The President apparently feels, County Before long, farmers and fruit ness in beginning foreign aid , his Main request , of .the Winona SEVERAL SITES are being con- St.; Clancy's :Hamburqcir Shop. 160 too, -that there :is some basis to ' growers may be able to give military alliances and stiff-arm- Si.; Walter Chrlstensen, 461 Eckert . St.; board to find out what had been sidered for urban renewal and in- If was announced that Kennedy Sharp Increase Clsle'5 Mobil Service, Gilmore Avenue and believe that he can get some Re- done on fox bounties . The . Fill- sickly trees and plants an assist ing, the Russians. . , would visit Mexico some time this Wilsic Street ; C.urt'u Grocery, -W . E. 3rd dustrial de\elopment, said Aid. with a dose of a new wonder drug, ¦ publican aid in his efforts to get more board has also continued the In all these areas, and a dozen year. It was believed he will St.; ' Bambenek. He mentioned the : Crouch Shell Service,. 701 . W. !nd St.;. H. Congress: to -approve, a prograir fox bounty at $3 and $1. The Hous- an antibiotic for plants, how be others, there was conflict ^of one . north side of new Highway 61 east ' make the trip within the first six Choate. 8. Co., 51 ; E. 3rd St.; Country of medical care for the elderly, expected to decide ing perfected by British scien- kind or another. Service Drive: Jack Case Mlcnno, ton board was of Burns Valley Creek and the months of 1962, probably in the Ordered in Auto Kitchen, financed through the Social Se- ' r tists: 629 Huff St.; Corner Clipboard, 47S W. Wa- ¦this- a ternoon. North .' . ''Western Railway shops Much of his willingness to ac- spring. St.; Coffee Cup Cafe, 138 W. ?nd From a patient screening of basha curity System. •il. G. Hymes, Winona Daily area , among others. cept it and chance his political fu- Kennedy passed up his custom- St:; Dale Highway Shell Service, Highway ' ; News circulation manager, visit- 8,000 soil samples, they turned up ture on it no doubt was in part 61 nnd Orrin Streel; Oorn ' s IGA Store, Kennedy s move to bring the Urban renewal has been consid- ary cruise - on the presidential Insurance 500 Huff St.; Dale' s Standard Service, 4th ed the board this morning to pre venturiciden which, if present a product of his early background Rales Republicans in for a chat indi- ; : year yacht Honey Fitz but Salinger imd Johnson Streets; Dow 's Cities Service sent the newspaper's bid for pub- ered here before. About a tests prove out, will be produced in Missouri precinct politics. MINN-EAPOLIS-A group of na- Station, West Broadway and South Baker cates that , despite the approach- ago the Council , for all practical said he was thinking pf taking the -Diamond Hullrr Co, 3rd and Wi- lishing county legal advertising. as an agricultural spray. Venturi- He played politics the way it tionwide insurance companies Street,; ins congressional elections of No- purposes killed a proposal to study defense officials for a cruise to- l bert streets; Cast-. . End .Bait Shop. .403 vember, he would like to avoid a The beard asked ' him what he ciden is an aritifungus, altliough had been played for generations. day which write about 12 percent, of Mankato Ave.; trn'.t Grocery, 753 W. an East End area adjacent to the on Lake Worth. ¦ thought about fox bounties. Hymes not an antibacterial , and seems But that way may not be seen Minnesota 's car insurance have Mark -St. : cnt-and-d.bg political fight in the pi-esent industrial area which in- Between conferences , Kennedy Marie . Ellison- ,567 Mankato Ave:; . Eckert new session of Congress | said he wasn't taking sides in the to be harrnfess to animals. again for . some time if only be- raised premium rales in the state. - .s Mar- . cludes Armour Fertilizer Works drove to St. Mary's Hospital in Liquor Store. . II? Center SI.; Edel' matter but added that he doubted So far , the scientists reported cause the circumstances of the The companies, affiliated with ket, 271 Chatfield . St.; Erickson Oil Prod- House Minority Leader Charles and Swift & Co. Residents object- neighboring West Palm Beach to ucts, 217 Johnson. St. : Federal Bakery if a $2 bounty would be enough in Nature magazine, it has been presidency are different. the National Bureau of Casualty ' A. Halleck of Indiana has given ed; they said they wanted to live call on his ailing father, Joseph Co., 10) E; 3rd St .; Fraternal Order of inducement for trappers to seek found effective in stopping apple Underwriters and National Auto- Eagles, 115 Center St.; ford Hopkins Drug no sign that he would be a party there. In the Truman years and all P. Kennedy. He spent about half foxes. scab, barley mildew; broad bean mobile Underwriters. Assn., took Store, 56 F. 3rd SI.; Fcrdinandsen Mar- to any peace pact with the Demo- One of the houses in . that area those that preceded it—before a ' an hour with the former ambas- ket, 376 Minnesota St .; George Cllqosh, rust, gray mold, cucumber mil- the action with the approval crats trigger-pull on hydrogen missiles of 929 E. Sanborn St.;. John GroVer, 251 E. . was discussed last night. Third dew, and other plant diseases. sador who is recuperating from State Insurance Commissioner Cy- 3rd St.; Ward Aid. Baumann showed a could devastate a continent—a a stroke. rus E. Magnusson. Tlir? Hurry Back, 105 W, 3rd St .; . Even if the President gains newspaper picture of the house in Cockroach Romanes . president could affo rd to occupy A. W. : Hamernik , 177 E. 3rd. St ; Hal- some bipartisan ' support , Sen'. Hu- The President' two children , Rod Bowlini Lanes, 403 . W. 3rd St.; Leon which a man was asphyxiated last A Harvard biologist has found himself¦ ¦ more with domestic poli- * THE INCREASES, lieln?, 913 E. Sanborn St.; Ilarley' s Pure bert If. Humphrey, African John Jr. and Caroline wJiich range . D-Minn., pre- Young , week. out how cockroaches- find a mate, tics. . y were taken up to 25 percent for liability cov- Oil. Gilmore . Avenue; Hiway Pure Oil, dicted in an interview that the in the dark. by their mother to visit the elder Junction Highways 14 and 61; Holdcri's The alderman said that he un- erage , are effective on insurance Drug Store, 953 W. 5lh St.; George Hahn, hijigest fight of the new session when Dr. Robert Bartli re- Some other possibilities may al- Kennedy, Service, 553 Muff St.; ' derstood when the Arthur Thur- written or .-renewed since Jan. 1. Homo Bcvcrmv , will come over the international C- moved a pair of glands, called so explain the change which has These , companies-usually set the Harvey 's Pure Oil Service, Sugar Loal; trade program. Says Reds Plan ley Homes was built about a dec- taken place in the presidency as Viroinla Henthorne, 17-l lt, W. -Mh St.; Dom- the corpora allata , from the necks pattern lor auto insurance. Inde- inic Jerem-k, P'O r. Wab.isha St. ; Klein ade ago with federal funds the demonstrated by Kennedy and Ei- Humphrey, the assistant Senate ' of female cockroaches, the males pendent firms usually /follow-. - Mu- Super Markets, Inc , 7(1 r. 5th St .; Kivosek Democratic -leader , served notice agreement - was to remove_n cer- senhower. For instance; Grocery, 1670 W. Sth . St.; Paul Kleinsclimltll ignored them, The glands, lie ex- tual , 1 tain number of substandard dwell- 1. American politics may "be en- firms were expected to raise Grocery, J09 W. Sarnia St ; Kov.'nei Lunch, that he is not satisfied with the plained , normally produce a hor- Indonesians their rater, within two or three : 151 F. 3rd SI.; Louis Klagge, 579 L. Wa- way things are going now in Country ings. He indicated that this has tering a more sophisticated period ' To Win mohe which triggers production months Iba-lia St ; Kindt Grut ery, 477 w. Wnba- American dealings with ' .Com- not been done. when the traditional cat-and-dog ' ',h,l St .; the By JOHN O. KOEHLER of a Chemical considered very The Insurance Informat ion Insti- Kouba Grocery, Mt M.mknto Ave ; Keg. mon Market nations. • Aid. Bambenek, in reference to fights between a president and ' ; - BONN , Germany (.11. — A young agreeable by the male , When Dr. tute said the increases vary . -by lei s Klut) . IW, 'W Jrcl St . Margaret ' the home where the man died , his opposition look old fashioned K.|.i;lk , 315 -Mankaln Ave , Itarolrt ' Knni/er . "I don ' t think the. Slate -Depart- African just returned from years Earth replanted new glands in the Reject type policy along said that the law provides that a and time-wasting. New these lines. 55(1 Mnnkato Ave , A/.argaiet Kittle, '.'ll ment experts are protecting t lie of study behind the Iron Curiam females, they mated and produced "1. For the economy-typo spe- W. '.'ml St; . l in.ihan Pestaurnnt nnd substandard house must be vacant But more than the Kennedy-Ei- l ounge. 176 W. till SI: l. i.-ona I Invd' agricultural interests of this eoun- says he .was I old in Moscow of a normal eggs. ^ " . ' Action can be taken to senhower presidencies cial automob ile policy, (or private C onteilioneiv. 410 r .rnlt i \t . l ake-iile try, " - luy said. "The French before The female's odor , different for will be ' and plan to bring Africa under Com- passenger cars , which is designed CItli' -. S.MV I(,". Hull , to standard. needed to show whether this is ' the (ierniaiis are -gelling together munist rule within "20 years. each species of cockroach , will lo meet Die Heeds nl the average l oiils l llk . l" ! I ' .lid St.- M | llie rn t. the case. Dutch Offer Sons Cu , 636 V,' . sth :,| ; I eili-IU s Cuoi eiy, on proposals to keep U.S. exports Madhi Isniael , who represented ALD. BAMBENEK said that this attract nearby males. This is motorist , Die inc ceases- fitr 'liabil- J/M IV Ih.iv.wd M . ' 2. II may be simply that Ken- By PETER ARNETT ' , ',! out ol the • market . Our , farmers Somali trade unions in Cnnimu- might be corrected when the city quite unlike the attractiveness of ity coverage range Iron . 1( 1 .(1 tn lllcr|i M''.l t Market - 9' '. W \lll : • Mrs nedy and Kise.nhower either think JAKARTA , Indonesia ( .AP) Soillii,. I o.lw-k. ',76 I . nl M Mi . null ;ir!U^til.t i.«H".ileaIl....i).ul.. ".' ...... nisl bloc countries , told a reporter revises its building code. This al- the odors given off by sonic other — 12. ' ) percent . ' - il shrewder and in the long run Fur the basic and Mrs, John Meviu' , V .'l Main St MU- 1.- '' came, from insects. Female mollis, for exam- Foreign Minister Subandrio today I,'/' (li that this information j so will expedite the work of the family policies , tlie increases range Manriaril 'i'- iv n, - . .' V.' ' •'-, yue . , Humphrey said thnt products ¦ more fruitful to compromise and rejected the latest Dutch offer to Midland I' o nn. '.'nil ,in-l Main slreets; Mil Miikbedin B;ikhilov, general sec- urban renewal committee , lie add- ple , release an odor which will from 21. 1 t.o I'.:") percent . ' which may . he shut out ol tlie avoid brawls or they just don 't negotiate their dispute _ ler -l l -1 (>. > v; loi jt , I U .S I. f.ariliran SI ; retary of Ihe Soviet Afro-Asian ed. beckon males frpm many hun- over West ' "Jt. For physical damage insur- Mrs. C. .1 Mc Vry, 4',I 'Huff St.I Ale< Mu- (' (iiimidir Market unless some have tlie stomach for slam-bang New Guinea. He said Indonesia ,n Solidarity Committee , and Lev Council members of the urban dreds of yards away, he said, ance, there is an average increase i a.. 4' Alanl-ati) Ave • Mlllnn Meyer, 179 step:, are taken swiftly include, fights. would negotiate (' . 3id M ; Jnl|ii Mulinlow',1,1. yl L. Jul Soukbaimv , a member of the soli- renewal committee are Aid, Bam- Snowflea Frolic only if tho of less than '.) percent lor (he basic SI ; Newman < lull, .17' Main f.i ; rii-e , vend able oils , Iced grains , To put j( another way, it seems Dutch agreed daril y coiiiiniltce. benek , 41 h Ward; Deilke. 2nd Don't tell the dog, but there's in advance to trans- ami family polici es , with no change tinrltiwi'-t f' ti iiti. I' lnini- I I mil (>' u.vl; w heat , citrus and poult ry, lie to be n necessary part of their fer the area to National I ' lW'l Sillies , I7ll W . ' '.Hi St ; Ward : Howard Baumann , 3rd , and a hardy little gray-while insect Indonesian control. in premiums fur tbe special auto- -vs Hilled that I'S. exports of farm nature lo avoid embroilments. Ei- Oi '.Kelly f.lallon, 101 I . 4th st : Vngll "Wo still have a chance lo save Mrs. Muriel Ollom . 1st. called a snowflea that thrives in Otherwise , said Subandrio , In- mobile .policies Physica l damage anil Vli lai I' . -lluv.-KI , ll.', Main SI: Syl proilucls to Western Ktirupc Africa from communism hut in senhdwer did that with Taft , Mc- ¦ ¦ wi .1 l' ,illii < mn car. " :' ni '.I ; Align- I I'MKI/liv.l I. .'0.1 W ?iul SI , In another interview , House Ma- said Isniael , who is '.''i. lie and without accuracy. when he could. island by invasion l.ul. I'uyliyl'.H, 111 A\.inkati> Ave , I ,lw- velopment , be said that it is not , as it has Ill -) jori ty Leader .John \V. McCor- five other Somali students "fore threatened. THE INSTITUTE said that ".is n-nce I'llimlioi-lt. l.\ -nil alii Ave ; Max the sole responsibility of the Actually, a snowflea won't bother But then, of course, ho didn't I' liplin-M. 5l«l v.' Mh I.I .: r-. .ike I' eslmn. mack , l)-M;iss expelled from Czechoslovakia last a result, of changes ' , said he expected Chamber ol Commerce, the WIDA aivmals, but il can be a pest by come tip through the American in the sale Siugar t ool: Quality i hev(iili'l Co, Viul and earl month. "Wo do not object to bilateral Johnson sliei-l' Uandgll' y congressional action on Ken it is everyone's. invading cold-water pipes in driver plan , a greater inimlicr .if . MI s l.upn Valu, and the Council; political system , either. Even as vV|...t,|,ite Sliopp lng I II - I ; Keddwl Stores , ni'd y 's tariff proposals. jsiiinel said lie had been at- ingredients lie men- houses and sometimes negotiations with the purpose of mnlorisl., will quali fy (Dr the safe ¦ ¦ ^ One of the find its a general he had made a reputa- ' <—,- y.'t I '.ih \; Itnlanil Uolilnson, Iraeled to coiiimimisni while the transfer of the administration r/river discount 111 W Villi st , tioned wns* ac/ef.iJflte housing. itay into refrigerators . But . the and fewer drivers . McCormack wild ho believes sludyiiij: on a scholarship in Lon- tion for avoiding open breaks and of West Irian (West New Guinea) will be assessed loin Kiska, 1056 I v.'ali.istia st; AMyn ' 'The people who voted for Win- National Pest Control Association penally points . -t. ' ('' in getting opposing factions to Mli|)|iei 467 I S,|iit„iii, M , i.' ulli s lies. (ingress also will approve legis- don in I'.i.'iT. lie became a eandi- develop- reports , to Indonesia , " Subandrio said. "Hnwewi- . liaise w | ln ,| t. MU ,mt. l .Vi f ml St ; si 7.5 ,i i ' ' crest did it for industrial such invasions nre infre- 0 a r (|uiie tin s Men ' '«>» iii!i..jvj! t il )ei:ship and work together. Subjindjio thus replied within 2*1 pniii|-;f-'Vi-||--'-p.nr-iHg|)ri ;-rtiTtT;- -/vi-|-tt7erry -it-r-Mrv an:t-Mrs-"C.ienrge W . sajil llliliiy Sihiill;, ;" ! In. St; SI. Maly -. aiK, development group, tail , thnt is, insects possessing a of the 159 C illloge, !.tn. i log Hill i "After studying economics and owned hy a nedy is following with his Repub- ' ¦ postal rate increases . Ho snid ; square miles of jungle and "moun- Tlie insurance ',|,i lt; r . - ,.< o Sl.ilion. 171 Walnut St ; I suech as the WIDA , in wh ich cily pair of spring-like tails that enn firms lilanic d a determined effort will he made tc political planning for four years , lican opponents the same course tain territory claimed by Indone- iiso in the number ol claims ami y.fliilty '. ',|iiil Mullen .hint linn Hlgliway > U came to realize that commu- services ( such as sewer and wa- be tripped when quick distance i.s Eisenhower pursued with the I 14 and r,l , ' , S Kiesiie ( u , 61 w Jul St ; enact a general j sia ever since higher costs for th,. school aid hill. ter! have been placed so. thnt it required. Snowfleas can hop as it won independence jtreminni in- '.nam Simp, ion W. -.id St ; Sivill K Cu , nism has no place in Africa , " Is- Democrats. from the Dutch in 1049, creases, 1 I ,l- ,l ".. .mhniii ' ,lii'iil , HaioHl SI M -I IHV , 505 " for an industry much as a foot. Trouble is. they ¦ ' niael said. is "ready-made Even though this Is n con- "For every W Mli SI Nam ' s Ini i-i I t.a % Slatlnn. ¦ for purchase or leasing. Build- don 't seem to have any control Subnndrio said De Quay's offer $ino of aiitujj iobile ; 6.'(i Itulf 'I; sr,-illiig Mol. -I , I4',lt Gllllloir nrt, 415 f.' . .lid SI; General Pliar j "hi Somali we fought the Bril- gressional election year and he Golt* "seems 1o me to he a mere for- liability premiums, claims and e.v Ave , I vulv" lilpp lid Mankaln Ave ; m.u .il Co, .'74 I , .ir -tf SI.i Pleasant Val i ish ' and French imperialists hut ings also may be constructed' for over the direction their springs wants more Democrats in the penses iiiiiiiunte d to lu- .lini-' Marki -I, Ml I , .' nl SI ; C'lali'llte ley Dairy, 179 1. 4tl» SI., and led Mitlei now I have learned that the ,'mvi- industries. will take them. mality because he still empha- $iv > in \\\y\ 1 Hik e , .'..'li l iiih' i , ' ,| , l.' .iy Hunn. 477 Di iiil, 711 I 3rd SI. ( Capitol , nn authoritative source at 1 Snowflens are occasionally sized the basic policy of tho Neth- and M'.'l m IllliOy the iiisliimr /.l.mk.iln Ave , IU IIIU . I Vo-.n , .50 W Mark TAXICAIl' -Royal Vrllow C.ili Co., |l , nou iniiiij sls are Ihe greatest iniperi.'i l- Aid. Deilke had another indus- seen Palm Beach let it be known Ken- SI., Vulk.ill' s Crn.eiy, 47.7 I l|,.:ily St ; Winona Vets Call, 6 erlands Is said, I isls . *rii«;y are the worst . " try on his mind. That was river frolicking in bands alop moist nedy Is making a pence offering self-determination for "This means V.in ' s 'lov.ii 7A.li let , 417 W Samla St.; SELF SERVICI: DRY CLEANING I I 1 2()(l traf- snow, the association says, the people of West Irian, " lhat fur cwry *lli(i I liner VolHil.-in . 4511 r Wahaslia SI , VI W inn Volknian. 460 | Wahaslia SI , 1' ma j Isniael said more llunf transportation. lie noted that to Republicans before Congress ol pi'i'iniiii n , ci(iii , l-l'iviii ' l liU) , 117 Market .Nt ; Willie Gill ( lll/li",. with the approval nl the (nr tlilel, commercinl p,ui/(-. siif/ei eil ' yinini:... .Somali Communists are fic was down at Ihe opens for l !)fi2; he won 't do any ' ''I V '. '.5 I I tow ,iiil ' .I I i,1,.| Wlnon,i, bylldlni) Inspector and health depailinenl In fhe Haoue, the Dutch gov> iindci'v. 'i'Hiiii; losses ol .*j. l^ in, pi,',.) ¦ studying in Moscow ,|0 are in harbor in UJfil. Fees lo the city ' 151 J IJ I III - OII M; IVi- .f Ind li.ii f .Viop, V',0 DA.NCE C' nu-, 11) I u;/y. Hid AV'ii' t Wig I . heavy politicking, ernmenl refused to comment on and * l in l'ii, (i " VI Mh 'I wum, Jan. I i . were $2 ITS. He wondered why. >:' i 1'eiping, :ill in Fasl C,erii);iny and . Burglar Ala rm Eisenhower went less than all- Siibandrio 's rejection. 11 has no Winnn.l 7.5i|iiu ipnl Aliimtl, | W. Wool fi to HI in Poland. These Commu- Council President Harold Brie- v/oi Ui Co, t:i I , .ml :.| , Walk in-, Ih mini Is , Xol icc \5 ;is hli 'd lli ;,t ( YI IHM '. I I | out on some of the programs he diplomat ic relations with Indone- ¦ .ml en l I llieily nists , he asserted , nre lo fmv.i the sat h said tluit at least three, firms i'K sin rl-,, Wlnniia Driver ' s mid llcl [ii' r ',N I' liion ).(ir ;il Plant Robbed asked Congress to pass. Kennedy sia. A spokesman snid the gov- (.cneral Hnspltal , 65 ,1 \) Watiaslia SI.; cadre lor Coiiiniiinist expansion in had built Ihelr own docks, already has shown a great will- Gnu Due at J.irk v.'einiei sl.iiil) stu-ii r.eivKc , 4in an/i Villi \vill I'oiMliict hini'o ('.nines Mon- I ernment expected to he informed . Fast Africa, One re.-ison they did, snid 2nd , (AP) __ I .itayelli. slreel-,; W.nuna Dally In- .v-,, 6(i| tiny ni; :lit s during l!Hi*J , the lied j I'OIITLAND , Ore A ingness to compromise. officially of the Indonesian reac- We- Ward Aid . Henry Parks, i.s that f lan / il Nt , .I I nil "66'' Slalion, 1070 Men ' s Club Fi'id.iy burglar took $5 in cash nnd $;i7„i() tion through Ihe U.S. government, Jacksonville IV. I i Nl , Warner,Swir.ry fai , ll."4 W. nights , and Ihr ! Tho West German government the city insisted on trucks using Both men, liko Macmillan of Sill II ; Winona Mule ( olleije, Nmiliiun and N' worth of cigarettes Tuesday fro m or acting U.S. ;ni\ili ;ii y lo evilie-l.i. 'ii Post 1*.!I17, | 'has grained Ismael' s coiiipaniiin 's the truck route, which ninde mi Britain , have shown an immense Secretary-General .I .M'KSONVII.I.K I- I;, , in - .lolin on -IM - I -I M WcMnate Mnlel, 1601 W, V'elci iliis nf Koi the Portland plant of Guard Tone 1 U Tlmnt, -Nrrviii- Oi . Winona ' .w lal Deil Men. Im , fifiii Win s , Iwo one-year schoLirships to study CNcossivoly long run. desire to avoid personal conflicts Something new-a of Oregon Inc., manufacturer of , f'liu- is due at '.'I't-JH I. 4lli Nt ; Winona Alhlelk ( lull. Wediicsdiiy cvc'iinns -oacli iniiiilli. German ami then will give lliein in- , 77,1 I Last summer an industry burglar alarms. which ir a way is a good method Ihe Jacksonville zoo luduy. I'V 6th SI., Wlniin.i Knlglils nl I' iiyrnlls npinovrd were d'hltilmt- fiirllier .(id (a slii((y a( (,' ' C I.. Jid M.i nnd Gcorga Yoroll- amounted to $'Jfi ,6!Mi.75. nist poliliciiiii. " Aid, Dcilko 's suggestion for de- committee. this country 's, both Eisenhower conflict' wilh communism, i { if•er-ionalf 7 Horses, Cattle , Stock 43 W*dn«jrf«y, January 3, tm WINONA OAIIV NEWS ,17 ~ kRE YOUA PROBLEM DRINKER?—Man ST6TTED"POLAND PURE"BRED toaTi GUESS WHO... or woman, your drinking Creates numer- large, ruggad; also • lew Hampshire!. Houiei for Sale • St *99 U*»d Car* ' Lundttn, . Charles, Minn, Tel. Want Blaine 109 Ads end want "" ous p'cblems. If you heed Market ™ Stock Wtr~ "~ help, contact Alcoholics Anonymous, Plo- OOODviE vv7" 47 ft . Ave/ - Must till , PL YMOUTH-rfjO , For >• la chi«p 3 !| ' owner transferred . .'' 3 bedroom rambler, - ' ¦ ¦ ¦ neer Group) Box 123, Winona, - Minn. PRINdlNO HOLSTEIN cows ana heif- . E, »lh . : . ' • s V.-j years old. extra large Kitchen, Start Here er; also Swiss heifer, springing. Gerald RAMBLER AMTkTcAli^TJfiQlTwaSori . ' , ;\uto Sarvlce Repairing 10 Cochrane, wis. (Hgwy. hardwood floors, attached garage,. 'built- ! ¦ W. Salwey, m 1540. for information-Tel ' BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOB ^ ' ¦ " ' Ins, oil heat , toll bath with shower, i . S&uth 5-45.4 ¦¦ W-«»V- " ¦ ¦ ¦ prtston . Min n. . ' !S WINTER MAKING your Mr . a gas T*'- . Tel. 7030. .;. -. '. Shows .: chamber? Ice, snow, moisture and road " ¦ Minor In .three weeks. C-1, 11, 19, JO, Jl, 71, 2* HOLSTEIN COW due . ' IM0 RAMBTER Cros« salts cause rust to eat away your FT""ECONOMY wlfh a . cTpiraT^iij7w r"iri ! Coun. Norbert Llttcher, Founteln City; wis. ~ try . 4-door Station muffler In winter. Leaks allow deadly 1je yours it you buy this . 4 b«droom j Wagon, Tel. >MU 7-3S43. . economical, 6-cyllndar motor fumes lo enter your car through floor home. Priced al only SS.500. Lot ' froflt- , Lost and Found 4 automatic ' • trantmisilr.n, cracks and body openings, Have your BROOD SOWS—3, farrowing soon. Com- age . 130 lent .. . Basement, , furnace, large ing wlfh 2nd HM»r. Sandy Lana Mink ' k|lch*n, dining room, tovely glassed whitewall tlr«, tu-ton e tln- WAN'S " BROWN BIULFOL-O-Loit '. ln .' muffler examined now at RUSTY AND ¦ ' fop * _ Improvements vl> R anch, RutHford, Minn.. . }¦ In porches - both front ' and rear. Can 'sfi, u«3aga rari., - r9 "6I~ BILL'S AUTO SERVICE, iZ Chatfield ' clnlty 'W»ttgiite Shopping - - Ctritcr. ' ' financed on G. l . basis or direct cllnlng watj. la.ow WBf ,„. . St. Tel. 5ijl3, . ' , "Y be , . NEW YORK-CAP) - The stock Large sum of currency and very vil- . «a G. I. loan. ABTS AGENCY, INC;. Rett- teed .miles. One local vnr.tr. ¦? • viable pnpert. Rtward. T«l. 32S2. FREE market steadied and showed some NEW LOCATION tors, 159 Walnut St. Tel , «41 or after Taku a second lock, we ' -¦:—- -50c |er Hess' Udder Olntm»nt with the don't think you SNARE DRUM SYMBOL ind titer-ca'M Lllla Aufo Body Shop " • hours: E, R. Clay a-2737; VVm. R. Pa- V can do any minor improvement in moderate ' purchese ol 4. tubes. Pen-FZ tor mas- ¦ bttter anywhere. Priced for taken after the dance Saturday De- 743 E. 8th Tel, rm gel 4501. E ', A. Abts. 3164, . ' trading early this afternoon. cember 30, from the Acorn '' ^ Ballroom LOC AT foN — Mode rn th rei-bed roorn .:¦ .af Centervllle, wis. Business Services 14 " WES 7 - rt^aA. . v. 51395 .- The .Associated Press average Please return to TED MAIER DRUGS home, large Kitchen,, bullt-ln cabinets. ' Acorn Ballroom or Wlectorek, " ' ¦ of 60 stocks at noon was up .20 Clarence A NEW HOME tor you . In '«. Call LEO- ANIMAL HEALTH CENTER Living room has ' thermopane plctur* -wln- "C" VENABLES ; Bluff Siding, Wis. PROCHOWITZ, Bldy. Contractor/ 1007 Hov/, hardwood floor, automatic oil , h«at, at .2.61.10' with industrials up ;30, E. tlh. Ttl. 7841. Wanted—Livestock :__ 75 W. 2nd -f ef.- Personals 7 _ 46 basement and attacheti-qaraga, tlO.WO, 8-2711 ,, ~"kNOW Open Mon. ; rails up .50 and utilities un- WE A SECRET. The trick ot HORS£S^AII kinds, sell wt.er»>V»u get Fri. Eve. JANUARY BIRTHDAYS? Anniversaries? adding years' of life to your, carpeting;' ' the most money. We pick up. Walter ;: VV:.¦ ¦ STAHR changed. 3/4 W. Mark . •' - - . Ttf. 4t» Gilt occasions? Sea our complete selec- Let us share our secret with vou. : Marg, Black River Falls; Wis. Call col- - . The rise was irregular, with ¦ ' ;; ¦ tion ot-gilt Items at prices to meet WINONA RUG CLEANING SERVTSE, leet 13-F-14. . . . . ' . EASTToCATio^N^Near ir^i^MoStrinTi- '.60 Ford ' lift E. 3rd. Tei. 3722, ' V-S s gainers in the fractions-to-a-poirit any budget. RAINBOW JEWELERS, , room house, alien one floor, gas iu rnaca. : tavtral to pick from, all cariMly Top prices for all livestock water heater, Only outnumbering riext__to ihe post office on 4th St. . new automatic hot ¦ checked over In our . shoo. Bv.y-st. range losers. Plumbing, Rooffng 21 GREMELS8ACH STOCK YARDS . $5,500 , '• •- ' , ' ' '^l The list was a bit higher on YOUR WRISTS ARE showing. Cults re- Lewiston, Minn. with Fordomatlc, radio, other »«tr .i paired, : 7 Prices to sell. ,11495. Up lo u monii* WARREN . BETSINGER,¦ Tailor, KEN-WAY Electric SEWER CLEANING Dally Hoo Market ¦ . ¦ balance at the start , seemed about ' ' ' ,. ' ¦ ¦ - 7 ~~PLUMBIN5 W. STAHR y to pay, . tiVi . . W, 3rd ...... ; JERRY S ¦ • Tel. 416V on iprlnglnfl cowshelfers. 374 \v. Mark- rei. mi - ¦ - ' ' ¦ . ' jr. Wt idvertiii our ericas. . ?«w- ¦ ' . to generate a stronger rally for a C7 E, 4th , Tel. »94 E - ' DON'T STOP EATING but Ion weight WANTED LIVESTOCK of all kinds, tei. ¦GRAND STREET i dS' - 5-rooriv'bungaiow, while,. then ; relapsed__with__.n slight safely with Dex-A-Dlet tablets. Only 98c. PERFECT pTUi^lNG^PREScTlPTibN Lewiston Sales Barh collect; Ttl. 2667 . strictly modern, full , basemenl,. oil fur- , .-—_-_ J-.—r-r-r-Whe : " " " ' :¦ '""; FORD HOPKINS, llur you pf8rr~fn^fartfaTforr~gr' . SaTes every Thursday, affernooit.. tv« buy ; - -tinea, meple floors, large lot. 2-car garnet . upside advantage. - . repairs, we Invite you to call our number. QUOTE "Although man's life expectancy hogs every day of the week. Will finance with low . dow,-, payment, bal- ' ' ~ - - grows with the . years, .-scientists - never iu0 piGS"^~ wanted, about 40 to KTibT. . ance like rent. - $10,500. Gains among aluminums, aero- will be able to make him live long FRAN¦ K O'LAUGHLIN ^S» 37 Years In Winona \J r . ' . PLUMBING . & , HEATING . Stale price and location on card. Art space issues, oils, rails, steels, enough to do all fhe things his wife Schneider, Mlnneiska, Minn , Frank West Agency Llncoln-"Wcrcury— Palcon— C.orpM 207 E. 3rd Tel, 3703 . 131 W. Second Optn . Mon. I. Fri: Eve. 4. Sa . -p m. ' ' ' and coppera kept the list higher. wants hliri to." unquote. RAY MEYER. ¦ ~ ' . INN KEEPER. WILLIAMS, HOTEL. Tel.. 5240 or 440ff evenings. ¦/liii ' • - ~ ~ _ cHR y $LF.R nc Wy-o-fl. • . . : Airlines were mixed despite a 3 EL^CtmF¥OT(T^OtER "^WANTED " ' ; ^ ' NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION No. . 1-At For clogged sewers and drains. GRAND SfT - Nenr LTncolri Srjrool. Se« jf tr 4-dr. Radio, hr;,.i?r, n.jto- per cent fare boost estimated to least once a week I will take my Tel, 950? Or 6436 1-year ' guarantee IOO Holstein springing this 5-rbom house, all on ono floor, Corner matic fr^n^mlsilon. po»«r add $54 million annually to trunk- family to enjoy the drtllclous home cows and heifers. lot-Priced¦ (or quick sale, 14,900. , power brakes, .pow- cooking at RUTH'S RESTAURANT, 126 CALL SYL KTIKOWSKL ¦ ¦ Vstetrlnqar windows, pow»r ^c,iti, : lines revenue, 2 to 4 weeks off. , W. STAHR Autronlc ey". tu ton-5 finl-,ri, E. 3rd. This Is one resolution I'm ' ¦ Electric sewer and drqln cleaning • - - ¦ . . 374 W . Mark- "• T«|. *»:5 - . whitewail tire... 2? , cc0 qu, r-: ' . The aircraft-missile stocks were really going to enloy. They are open by trained personnel. Top quality. , . . ¦. 24 ' ' hours ' a day. 7 days a week. ; enteed miles, local onc-owo- ' helped by further news of defense - Articles for Sals 57 Washing, Ironing Machines 79 ~ ar .. You don 't bu/ a cir ' ii •.»" SANITARY . .'. Norbert Greden to fill an empty qaras.. vc; contracts. Motors were narrowly PLUMBING A HEAT ING .' :' " f5 Cl50SE ESTAT MifiiT— - -Te) Check : BAMBENEK'S . . ,. CONVENTIONAL MAYTAO-washlng ma- E^ want the . pride of ownVr .fciu 168 E. 3rd St. ¦ ' Tel. 2737 '. .; j - Aitura. y: . 7701 ' ¦ - • • '¦fl' ' ' mixed. Tooaccos were mostly MARKETS _ _ __ . For (co fishing equipment. chine, like new. Reasonable . Tel. 9327 . 4 . faii'fax and the-servlct that" cnm»s WINONA - lower. ' 429 ..Mankato Ave. . after 5 p.m. ______with a fine car ctlOOc: Reported by Help Wanted—-Femal e 26:1Farm, Implements, Harness 48 ~~ ' Well maintained , 6 room home, ' : ~~ AND FRl'dlDAtRE .— Fasf, like this . . -O/ZVD American Telephone took an ini- - B Y &' USEE ICE 'SKATES"" MAYTAG , Swift & Company SCHOOL GIRL—Wanted To work for-room, i jDUPLEX DOUBLE gear puirip lack, In 6 T expert service. Complete slock of parts. located on attractive corner . tial loss of lH 132 on a block of ' S2 pr . Open Friday nights. Ok . USED "C at. Buying hours are -from 8 a.m;- to 4 p.m. board and v/.ages, in new suburban | good Condition. Joseph Speltz, Minnels- i H. Choate «, Co. Tel. 1671. lot. . Attached garage. ."Staled, VENABLES through . Friday, These quotations home, with 3 children, private room, I FURNITURE, 273_E;_ 3rd. Tel. 8-3701 6,000 shares then recovered and Monday ___c _itJ_!iQf_i_J_el:_ _Allura 4780. ^ ^_ SUPEfTSPEED and wrinkle tree Is the bids , accepted with- 10% deposit . 75 W. 2nd . Te!. 8-2711 apply as ot noon.today. . bath and TV; Write giving references " " " ¦ showed ; a fractional net gain: 'ANTEb~/I7lir '"chairners G. irsctorr"feT. 7 way KEL.VINATOR Clothes Dryers pro- All livestock: arrived after closing time and etc. to C-27 .Daily News. . 'lV . ¦ ¦ ' until .1:00. p.m. January 10. Often Mon. - Fri. Eve. . — ' ' •¦ ¦ cess, your clothes. Delicate fabrics dried General Dynamics, properly cared for, weighed and ¦ ¦ " ~ ~"" ~""" 29F31 Arcadia, W is. ; ______. continued to Will be ' ' • ¦ WArTRESS . DAILYlJEWST in .complete safety, no temperatures tb Terms fasti , Hifiht reserved to following morning. respond to defense contracts , ris- priced the OAKS RES'iAURANT USED CHAIN . SAWS dial and no danger of scorching or Suspense ¦ 'HOBS . Hortiellte EZ6, A-l, $130 reject any .and; air bids; Sale . : .S EE UNCLE CARL. ; overhealing. The automatic llmer does may be en|oy,ib!e from the comfort rf : ing more than a point . Boeing, up The hog market is steady. Clinton..WD4J, like new, MAIL all the work. Many Items, of . clothing subject to .probate coilri ap-. your easy chair but to be haunted by . - .' ' Strictly meat type additional 20-40 cents; Mall 2MG, $48 '. ". a point, received an Air Force con- need not '- be 1/nnoH - »tp_d_lv' thn ne«, . the,'fear that-your old car. may collapsn ' - . ' - discounted 20-40 cents per hun- Wright saw , $60 . " j ~ pi'oval.' fat hogs ^ . man-made fabrlcrysee them today aT without , warning Is an ordeal we can tract for $111.8 million. . ¦ - . - Y . STORE MANAGER.-p-~=- - ELECTRIC" SERVICE . -•--- • -ill dredweight. . AUTO.', SUBSCRIPTIOiNS WINONA FIRE 8. POWER, . 78 E. ind. Available for inspection Janu- do . without . Trade now . on this 1953 Good hogs, barrows and gills— 2nd ~&—Johnson - Ttl, 5455 Nationally . known women's . _ " '" F09 0 . Custom 4-dobr. R.idio. healer,. : J. I. Case resumed its uptrend, 160-180 '..,: 15.50-15.50 ¦ ' ary 3 and January 5 ,*.;00 to KELLY DUPLEX FEED nilxer. lV ton, WanTted—To Buy ' 81 automatic drive. Really sharp. A new , 00 Ready to Wear , specially May Be Paid at 180-200 15.50-16, with .2 h.p. motor. Like new. 5:0(1 pan. January 8 12:00 to low price of adding another fraction; It opened . 20CM20 16.00 . complete . - ¦ - stores have several : store • -, Ray Hiike . 8. Son. Altura, Winn. ;; on 10,500 shares. 220-240 ,...,.....' ,..; ... 15.70-16.00 WM. MiLLER SCR AFT R OM «. METAL 1:00, noon. Or by appointment: ' ¦ ' " TED MAIER DRUGS highest prices lor scrap iron, 240-270 15.25-15.75 management openings in this LET "^S GET TOGETHER nov/ ond Install CO. pays . ' . .y, :- $995 , ,;;,y ' Losses of around a point were hides, wool and raw fur . 270-300 ...14 .75-15.25 that new Clay silo unloader tor winter metals, ¦ Merchants National Bank area for experienced women. ' Coal, Wood, Other Fuel 63 222 W. 2nd: • ", - ' . Tel. 2067 taken by Southern California Edi- 300-330 ... 14 .00-14.75 . feeding.. OaK Ridge . Sales ..&. . Service, . . d{ Winona. Nystrom Motors, Inc. Good salary and bonus ar- Mhineljka. Closed Saturday^ : ?nd, son and American . Tobacco. 330-360 ... .-. 13.50-14.00 , — ~ IM W. Tei. 8.J5J3 Good sowv1- rangement. , . ' Slabs & Lumber """^ "tTiGHEST~TuNk PRICESr Trust Department j OPSH MONOAY-FRIOAY EVErtttlGS ' • The ; Dow Jones industrial aver- , 270-300 , .... 13.75-14.00 . M. & -VV. IRON AND METAL CO. . For good quality slobwood an* . 1957. PLYMOUTH, Savoy "4.,' .- age at noon was up .24 at 724.95, 300-330...... :...... 13.75-14.00 Write C-26 Dally News Stop in and look lumber; call 207 . W. 2nd, across Royal Gas Station ' _ ~ ~ Lots for Sale IOO . door, economy 6' motor , 330-360 ...... 13.S0-13.i5 : """ ^"" 'f~ : ' Prices on the American Stock - - ' - IMMEDIATELY at the new H iGHES PRICI?5 PAi a 1 ^straight fran .smlsslbrl' . with . 360-400 ...;:...... 13.00-13.50 Daye Brunkow & Son scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, raw EAlf~8ELL£viEVV—Choice~1lots, »J0 down, #:Overdrlv«, radio, heater ,.. Exchange were generally higher ' - ' ' ' for. . \ 400-450 12.50-13.00 . - , : Trempealeau. Wis- Tel. 14 . $10 a month, have sowers In streets. V ; # newly reconditioned motor . : . furs and wool! . . . ¦ ; In moderate trading. 450-500 ,...... ;.. 12.00-12.50 . Help Want^^Male 27 See S/mnk,, V • # If Is our constant aim to sell . - . Stags— . ¦ GEHL ' - DID YOlTKNdW A Sam Weisman & Sons . HOMEMAKER'S EXCHA^NGH a. you n. sound ' - , dependable . Corporate and U.S. government 450-down .. i...... :.. , 9.00 ¦ ¦ ¦ \ ' ROUTE OPEN—very good business; If ' n- ¦ ' INCORPORATED 552 E. 3rd; V #¦. used car at a fair crlce. 450-up ' -. :.;... 8.00- 9.00 . • ' B.; T. u. bonds were mostly on tli e . upside. . terested call at 1014 E. . 7ih, Wed., eve- .; 450 W. 3rd Tel. .5847 \# Our . satisfied customers tcs- ¦' ' takes to raise : Thin and unfinished hogs . . discounted, ning, ' Jan. 3, from 7 to ?. Can start MIX ALL Is Ihe amount of heat It Wanted—Real Estate 102 V tlfy to that. This one CALVES route Immediately. : on display; also New Idea the temperature of one pound b* water- A - The veal market: SI higher on good and one degree. One fon of Commander "" ' - - ~ " " A ,. . ' "' wi PAY H i'GHEST CASH P R ICES AA - A", $895 ' choice; all others steady. GENERAL FARMWoRK-AlarrTed man flail type spreaders; New Hol- Lump coat contains ; 29 million BTU'J. LL FOR YOUR CITY PROPERTY . *" 1 PM. New York Top choice- .. 29.00 wanted. - Separate modern living - quar- There ll no other coal like It. ATTENT ION ters. Leonard Stoskopf, H armony, Minn. land , Minnesota and Allis . "C VENABLES Choice .„.....;...;. 24.00-3B.OO ¦ "HANK" JEZEWSKI Good ...... ,. ...:...... 21.00-26.00 Tel, 71) 6-3331. ." • Chalmers spreaders. Eosf End Goal & 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8-2711 (Winona 's Only Real Estate Buy«r) Stock Prices Commercial to good 16.00-18.00 ' ' . . . - FRANCHISE OPENING . TRAPPERS Tel. 5TO . . ' :• -. ¦ P.O. Box 34S Open Mon. -Fril Eve. ¦ Utility .. , . ..,....., 13,00-15.00 No Investment for - . right, man, 25-32, Cement Products Co. _ ¦ Wait for the new Allis Chal- 901 E: 8th . Tel. 3389 ¦ ' Abbott L 69 " K-ennecott ' MM Boners and culls . 12.00-down married. Late model car. Substantial •' ' I need: RED FOX . Allied Ch 55% Lorillard 60% CATTLE ¦ guarantee and expense sllovvance. Only mers #19 tractor coming up. "Where you get more Liquor Establishment The caltle market: Steers and heifers men presently employed need apply.¦ ; heat at totcer. cost." COONS Allis Chal .22% Mpls Hon 132 steady to 50' cents' lower. Write C-22 Dally N ews. ¦ •¦ . wanted between , Nelson and NEW YEAR Dryted steers and yearlings- On 'hand, Paulson loader to tit - ' .'MUSKRATS . - Amerada 113 Minn MM 66 'TT ' Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum 64 . - Choice lo prime . ,. 23.00-24.50 , : VAN OPERATORS, TRUCKAlEN EEDEb Allis Chalmers D-14, 17 or \VD. ' ¦ ¦ La Crosse or surrounding ter- ' - ,i EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED '¦;. ' • ¦ ' ¦:¦ ' . Am Can- . . ' . 46.V4 . Minn P&L 42' Good to. choice . . 21.00-22.50 . . ',. -MINK- Make more money. Year-round , work DAVENO-BED—cover In good condition. SPECIALS , 3 B Comm. to good .... 17,00-20.75 ritory. In the country on good Am M&Fy 4l /i Mon Chm 51; wilh fastest growing mov«r. Be iri 115 Hilbert St.,. For the best prices • Utility I- . 14.50-down . busi- Used machinery of all kinds. '- . Am Mot 17'VV Mon Dk IT - 37% ness tor yourself. Paid training i( need- , highway. Write Kenneth and "{!,*' Dryfed heifers— , ' COTTON BR ATDED RUG-9X12, can be See me before you sell. '61 CHEV. Bel Air 4-dr . ' ed. Latest ' furniture trailers, all . loads Some good used balers spread- AT&T 134 Mon Ward 33% , Choice to prima .'.. .. 22.75-24.00 seen at 616 .Wa lnut , : auto., radio, heater, low supplied. Age 21 or Over , pass physical, E. Ruth Pearce, Rushford , Minn. ; Good to cholca 20!00-22.50 ers, - flail choppers and hay Tel. 8-3087 273 2nd St. Anaconda SOW Nat Dairy 71 . own . or can finance '57 or later trac- iJviNG. ROOM TABLES—step and cock- ^ mileage, gleaming white Comm. to good 18.00-20.00 tor, 240 cu. in. or larger. Write May- conditioners. New anil used tall. Reduced to J5.95, BORZYSKOW- Arch Dan 36 No Am Av 62.4 Utility .. ..., . finish. Was $2498. - .. 16.50 down flower Transit, Box 107- Dept. V, In- DeLa*vaI pumps and supplies. SKI FURNITURE, 302 Mankato Ave. Cows— - ¦ ¦ Armco St. 70>/4 Nor Pac 43V4 , dianapoUs. 6, I nd, ' . Open evenings. , ¦ WANT ACTION GN Sale Price ...... $1898 Commercial .:...... -,, 13.25-14.50 Earl Eggers ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦' Armour 49=4 No St Pw 33% Utility ... : , : MECHANICS wanted on top pay plan. ¦ " '60 CHEV. Bel Air 4-dr., Siirl 1 . , ..... 12.25-13.25 ?. - . " . ¦¦ Avco Corp 24 /i Nwst ALrl 32% Canners 8, cutters ...... 12.75-down HoSpilalizotlon and pension available -JEEP - OPE&'EVENINGS AND ¦ '. ¦ ' Green,-8 ' cyl., ' . auto, trans., Bulls- In fast . growing Ford Service. Apply Selling your home? Beth Steel 43Vi Penney . W-A Inc. look at the 3-Pc. Bedroom Set radio, heater, wsw. Own- Bologna .... 15.75-18.75 Ray Ernst at Universal Motors, Don't forget to ¦ ¦ WEEKENDS . : ! Free appraisal. . Boeing Air 51% Pepsi Cola 53% Commercial ... 14.25-16.25 ' Box 297 Rochester. Minn; Tel. AT 9-3351. new 4 wheel drive 'Jeep ' . with Large Double Dresser . ' • ' Y. ier's name on request. Real Light thin ...... 14.S0-down ' Brunswick SUi Phil Pet 58Vi POSITION OPEN as a aervlce salesman snbwplow and other . attach- Tilting Mirror Rooms Without Meals 86 sharp. Was §2098. . Chi & NW 15% Pillsbury 68% : In fast growing Ford Service Depart- " Froedtert Malt Corporation ment. Applicant should have mechan- ments. '' " ;• " Sale Price ...... $1898 S3" Chest - Bookcase Bed FOURTH W. 424—room for rent for gentle- Chi&NW 20% Polaroid 217 Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ical background and . ability to meet - man In modern home. '£9 CHEV. 9 passenger Wag- the public. ¦ Excellent opportunity plus Beige or Grey Mahogany Chrysler 50V2 Pure Oil 33 (Closed Saturdays) . - on, "8," Powerglide, pow- Cities Svc 55Vi RCA 53% No. 1 barley $1.25 trlnge benefits. Apply Ray Ernst at F. A. KRAUSE CO. CENTRALLY "TocfATED-SeparaTe ^rT _ 601 Main St. Tel. 2849 ¦¦ No. 2 Parley .... 1.22 Universal Motors, Inc. Rochester, Minn. Reg. $169.95 . trance, gentlemen only. Tel. 647.9. er steering, beaiitiful whito ¦; . '-, -' '. ' Tet. AT-7-335?. ' ~ Comw Edt 45 Rep Steel 58% No. 3 barley ...... 1.18 . ROOMS FOR ' GE(CfLEMEN^VViffT~"or Accessories, Tires, Parts 104 and turquoise f inish, wsw, No. 4 barley yi.io "BREEZY ACRES" Damaged in Transit Cont Can 47% Rex Drug 52Va . without light housekeeping privileges. radio. ExceJlent--6andi . ion . " South on New Highway 14-61. Private entranco and bath. Tel. 4859. Cont Oil 55V4 Rey Tob 78% Winona Egg -Market ~ ° throughout. Was $2093r~~-v WANTED , $109.95 Apartments, Flats 90 < Deere SO'n. Sears Roe 84% [Winona Produce, Zlebell Produce) 1 ¦ Sale Price .,.. ,..... $1893^ Douglas 33V8 Shell Oil 385/s Grade A (lumbo) .31 MACHINISTS an d MAIN- In the Carton NEW AND USED. PP Grade A (large) - . .. .26 We Carry A THREE ROOMS—kitchenette and bath. . '57 FORD Convertible, 8 cyl „ ;. Dow Chem 71% Sinclair 38V'2 Grade A (medium) ...... 22 TENANCE REPAIR MEN Suitable We recap, retread and repair; - Complete Line Of Heat and hot water furnished. Fordomatic, power steer- du Pont 24114 Socony - 52'4 . Grade B . -... :.....:.....:.. .22 with mechanical abilities. for 2 adults. Available Jan. I. 517 also repair endless belts. ¦ ing, radio, wsw Buy now Grade C . .15. Johnson; ' ' ' . ' . . : - . East Kod 110 / Sp Rand 23% Apply : Miller Waste Mills HILLTOP BURKE'S ~~ Winona Tire & Retread at spring prices. Was $1293. Ford Mot 113-/4 St Brands 76% IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY—New 2 bed- Bay State Milling Company . 515 W. Srd St. RmNITURE MART room heated apartment. Tel. 2083. ' . 1201 East 8th "A Tel. 8-1925 Sale Price Now A.... $1098 Gen Elec — St Oil Cal 55 '. Elevator "A" Grain Prices - PRODUCTS 3 bedroom carpeted apartment.; Hours: 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. LOVELY Gen Foods 94W St Oil Ind -53% 3rd and Franklin P Motorcycles, Bicycles 107 (Closed Business Opportunities 37 T I. 7671. Gen Mills 33% St OilYNJ 50% Saturdays) . ' •ft 'Hog Wormer. ~~ No. 1 northern . spring wheat ... .. J2.11 FOR LEASE—Brand new, modern, Service Apartments Furnished 91 FOR BARGATN S In motorcycles and Gen Mot 56V4 Swift & Co 43 No. 2 northern spring wheat ,..- ,,.,2.0? Station In downtown Winona. Large Warfarin. Good Things to Eat 65 scooters see Allyn Morgan, Lake Blvd. No. 3 northern spring wheat .it /^^i .. '2.05 parking area. Contact Mr. Bowers. Tel. 57>/B CENTRAL LOCATION^ large furnished m^t^ Gen Tel 28% Texaco No. 4 northern RUSSET POTATOES $2.5d per 100; flood spring wheat ...... 2.01 . 2341.. .v.. : - Dust-Mor Louse Powder ^ with bath, on 1st floor. Front Trucks, Tractors, V^^^CHiyROUT^OJ. No. 1 hard winter wheat ix home Brow n bagas, S1.75 per bu. WI- rooms, Trailer* 108 Goodrich 71W Texas Ins 121% ...... 2.04 wlfh living ¦with" anil, back porches and private entrances. No. 2 hard winter wheat - ,; - WEST LOCATION—3.2 ta vern -5% Methoxychlor. NONA POTATO MARKET, 718 Market. .. 2.02 quarters and dance floor, Plenty of park- Heat, water and hot waler furnished. ' MARLETT"iIT958. 8x36-fool trailer home. 105 Johnson Te!, 2396, Goodyear — Truax Tra 43 No, 3 hard winter wheat 1 .98 ing area. Will take In trade as part •ir Tug-0-War. Immediate possession. Tel. 7774 or 8-2035, For sale or trade on house. Inquire Gould Bat 49 Un Pac — No. 4 hard winter wheat 1.94 •" 7 payment, small modern home In Wi- ¦^ APPLES — SPECIAL ask for Syd Johnst one. Louisa Skappel, West Edn Trailer Court. Open tonito till 6. No. 1 rya Mastitis Ointment with free _ _ Gt . No Ry 45V8 Un Air Lin 38V4 1.16 nona, Write C-25 Dally News. ' " " ~ " — No. 2 rya 1,14 giant 6 pc. screwdriver set. VVealthies $2.00 a Bu. WEST LOCATION-R cally nica bascmenl TRUCK Bol3IES ond piatlo7mV ^buTiF o' Greyhound 25ft U S Rub ._ : _ ' ' ' ¦ ¦ .___ MAK E MO RE MONEV apt. No children or pets. Tel . 2091 ' repaired; . BERG'S TRAILER, 3950 W. 56^ • . . . .' -• . . Tli ink of it. Only ¦ ¦ Wanted Automobiles 110 Homestk SO'/i "U S Steel 77% Be In business for yourself year-round. 5rj from I to A- p.m. tor appointment. Ith. Tel. 4M3. . ' Fast growing ' company. Travel United a pound. - BROADWAY ^. 476^G^0^~ioorT~livTng TRUCK FOR SALE—1947 \v3 lon, ' grain IB Mach 575% West Un 40 GRAI N States and parts Canada. Paid train- " NEED CASH? 7 W MslONA FARM room, kitchenette, private balh and.en- tlflhl box and hoist. Joy Maohs, Kel- Int Hnrv 52V« Westg El 37 /s ing. Age 21 or over, pass physical, Art Schaffner . trance. $70 month. Tel. 6960 or 3066. loqij, Minn. Tel. 767-223 S. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) own or. can finance '57 or later 260 _ We will buy your car or truck. Int Paper 36% Wl worth 90 Va — Wheat & GARDEN Y 116 Walnut St. p ~ receipts Tues. 188; year ago 254; cu. In. or larger traclor. Write May- Houses for Rent 95 R>.DT6'"^RAirE RS-New 10 wides end Trade down — lower your pay- Jones & L 73 Yng S & T 10314 flower Transit, Box 107, Dept. M, In- Winona , Minn. some oood buys on used ffowldes. See a ~ ~ ~ " us about ' the. . rental .purchase plan. 1B45 trading basis 1 cent higher ; prices dianapolis 6, Ind. SUPPLY STORE WEST' 84S'-B>r ownerTT bed- inents and receive caslv back. Household Articles 67 BR OA DWXv W. Sin, . VA cents higher; cash spring room home, modern, all on one floor, This Service ART SCHAFFNER- MGK. "~ QUAI.1TY CHEVROLET CO. wheat basis, No 1 dark northern Winona Needs FREE USE of our Carpet Shampooer $7,000. Furnished if desired. fiR ATTE P I 8 x ft ft, 1 bedroom, com- PRODUCE YOU CAN make It possible If you can qual- 116 Walnut T«l . 8-37C9 with purchase of Blue Lustre Sham- plslcly moiJ motor , tu-tono ALVIN KOHNER mand fair; prices No 1 hard Montana winter Wanted—Farm Produce 54 - AUCTIONEER. City and state llcwsetl ~~ " ~ " " linljti, one-owner, When you Wholesale egg offerings liberal 2.27 1V2.44»i. BON DTF I NAN C E CO. Radios , Television 71 WARNER & SWASEY MAN trade with us you are not end bonded. i5. LIQorty St. (Corner S25—$600 on your fu rniture, car or "iT~ State price de- _ trading ' E. 5th and Liberty). Tel. 4930. on large and short on mediums; Minn. - S.D. No 1 hard winter DALE STRAW—Wanted, TT~ " ' Moving to Winona; Feb: 1. for another man' s signature, Tol. 8-3M3. 12? E. 3rd SI. livered to (arm. Pleasunt Valley Dairy, CLOSE-OUT on 196? conToic3T Many troublf, our COM are care- demand good. Sav, 2.22-2.44%., " . Tol. . 4425, . -- . , • ¦ models and styles to choose Irom. fully checked to olve you Minnesota KEAL ESTATE LOANS "" Inos up to <:,. FIRESTONE STORE, continuous dr/vl (Wholesale selling prices based No I hard amber durum 3.65- ' WANTS TO' RENT .ha satls- 200 W. 3rd. _ ^faction.' This anc orlced ' Land & Auction Safes on exchange and other volume 3.67; discounts , amber 1-2 cents; J Kohner FRANK WEST AGENCY ' ~ EyeiS," - sales I durum 4-6 cents. PAYMENTS LIKE RENT WANTED AVENurt V SERViCE 3-Bedroom House low ... ,$1195 "1M Walnut 8-3/10. alter hours 7814 121 W. Second Tel. 52,10 IU Wankato Ave. Tel. t>?0l9 , New York spot quotations fol- Corn No 2 yelltw 1.00%-1.02%. Hns throe Rii'ls "C" UfiP " 4—ThiJTs. H noon ? nilles li. cf low: mixed colors: extras (47 His. Oats No 2 white 65%-68%; ages li) , .11 -nnd n. VENABLES Mondoyl, Wil. Ralph Richards, o-An^ri No 3 TO BUY Winona TV & Radio Service :» auctioneer; northern Inv. min.) extras 75 W. nd Tei. 8-2711 W. A. Zeck , 36^-37% ; medium while 6.%-67*VB ; No 2 heavy white good 78 E, 3nd. Bob Nogosek, Tel, 3834 Call Mr. Somers or ' Co., clerk . LOANS Sf 10,000 tons of Open ." ..on. - Fri. Kve. - ~ (40 lbs. average) 31-32; smalls (35 69%-71% ; No 3 heavy white 67Va- PLAIN ;it n-1 " NQTE-AUTQ-FURNITURB quality hay and straw Don Ehmann TV Service Mr. Findlny JAN. 5-FrlT 1 P m. [lUckimlin Snob lbs. average) 28-29; standards 70%. 170 E. 3rd St. Tol. 2915 lietwuen . R:0O a.m. Auction, Utica , Minn. Mrs. Fred Jo,-in- checks 2!) ,v. Barl ey, bright Hn. 9 a.m. to S p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. fo noon, Winona 's Finest Electronic Repair Mercury »on, owner; . Alvin Kohner, auctioneer. 34^-36'A ; '. -30' color 1.15-1.50; for All Makes rind fi:00 p.m. 4-door sedan, power HEAVY BALED i 8—Mon. 11 a.m. 4 miles S. o» Klt-vn (47 ) straw color 1.15-1.48; stained 1.15- Wanted to Borro w 41 •JO W. Fifth Tel. «30J " ' power brakes, JAN. Whites: extras lbs. min. Pure Alfalfa 2nd & 3rd ' vb~ I / / _) 'leering, on Highway Ti. then . ml la ''«¦ on Authoriied denlor tor Farms, Land for Salo 98 automatic trnnsmlsslon, '. J-38%; extras medium-(40 lbs. 1.44; feed 1.00-1.15. I nil weather town roA-i .34 Vi. USED TELEVISION SETS^oif sl iV picture 17/ ACHE i Hf.'*,, fi'-furic- d-uk on- ,.'n wilh wlwl« top, SLTI Gateway Crodlt, Inc., clerk . mediums Mixed clover or alfalfa (lood condition. About 75 acres M urm locil owner , v,;ry low nilleau« . lbs, min.) 38^-42'^ ; (41 Flax No 1 3.50. $6 000 tube*. Get that second sot nt Uullcl ' , WANTED In nltnlfn nnd Ijroni'.' or^ss Lrirjs JAN. 9—lues. 1 p.m. J mllei 5, cf Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.4014. $10 to $14 per ton. i-lectrlc llghlJ, S rntim lbs. average) 33-35; smalls'(36 lbs. Hardt's Music Store in flood condlllon, Wykoff or ? miles W. of fronton on overage) 28-29. First mortgage, good security. 119' E. Jrd Winona liousc will, basement and Insulated WALZ Hflwy. 14. Orvllle Von Sonde, OAr.er; (APT" O Straw A__ brick siding. 25"',. ilu/zn pii/moiit nntl auctioneers ) .Tp (47 CHICAGO - N wheat; <¦ ¦- Knudjen 8. Erickson, 1'' Browns: extras lbs. min.) Price $6 to $8 por ton. Refrigerators ImMncc SIKlfl pur yenr nl Interest. Buick-Olclsmobi le-GMC Sales Co., clerk, corn No. 4 white $1.40"vii-41V4 ; no 6% Interest 72 Spr lnij pO'.se'.slon. ¦ William Walsh, 38-39; top quality (47 lbs. min.) F. oats; no soybeans. At Your Farm FRIOID^I R refrloerator, oood runnlno Lanesboro, Winn , Tel. 1107-3471. SS'/MD 'A ; mediums (41 lbs, av- Write C-23 Daily News condition, Price J20. Apt, 10.1 Laird SI. - erage)-33-35; smalls C,-2n, Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 refrlnerntors. Prltos ' jlaTilng at SK , ( E, WANT a 1 h«lrnom homn at a men 62 11; feed $1.00-1 25 n. ' _nj. J _ELECTRir„ 1» f. 3rd. ¦ TOY TERR'iER 11 months old, " female, HAY . & STRAW to'A- cn\l . tltinl nn'l r)t *in Onrwj lo'a CHICAGO (AP) - (USDA ) - tinri. -t morn , t\o-in\ mul 7 up. 1 , n hou'.nbroken, $20. Tnl . 36B1. I.ICENSED-nONDF.n DEALEll Ed's Refrigeration & Suppl y ' MOVED- gardfiu. Swell porch, tin wnik to do WE'VE Live poultry; wholesale Iniyin R " " ps. "" " Commercial and Oomeillc r] LIVESTOCK COTOEN RETRIEVER riii AKC rr-g- rnovi- rlulit In. Ni"> r hui line , Alt r , unchanged to 2 lower; lsler«d, males $30, females US. Tel Your ro.idw.iy must be suit- 555 E , 4th T«l. 5532 prices SOUTH JT. PAUL . _ AOIiNCY, INC, Realtors. 15 . Walnut 9033. able for semitrailers, " roasters 21-23, mo?lly 23; White SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. W)-(USDA) — Sewing Machines 73 St. Tel 42« or niter hours: E. R.¦I , "--- Main Office 327 Junction St. ¦Ciiiy-.J1.2/37., Vym. R. F' aflcl 4WI , H. A to ' Plymouth Cattle 6,000) calves 3,200) trade on slaugh- - " - Rock fryers 19 ,4-20'A : HorsesTCattle, Stock • 43 PORTABLE SINGER SEWING machine, AMI 3IIM. - " " 7~~~ ter tteeirs' mora .active thnn on Tuesday) - _ Brunch Office Ncillsvil le, Wis. . Rock fryers 21-21W; ducklings 27, ' ~ Slightly usad. Tel. 8-21V. " ' slnuohter steer* and holfers steady to SHEEP FOR SALE—BO hoad oi" brcd Tel. fl-3914 Winona , Minn. 6. I ARGE Orlck home with llvlng room strong; cows opening mostl y steady; bulls ewes, 2 years old and older . Joy Maahs, (Icri, rec roorn, filnlno room, master fully steady; Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 75 CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago Mer- , load high choice around UJO Kellogg,_Mlnn._Tel. 767-2335. " "" ~~" iR-rlroom with prlvflti, bath, corner lo- lb slaughter slncrs 26.50; bulk choice 950- Articles Tor Sole S7 SHEEP—87 ewei and ewe lambs. Also, WESTINGHOUSE-io-lnciii used electric cation cantile Exchange — Butter slcndy 1,250 lbs 25.00-24.00) good 23.73-24,50) load ' "~ ' one Mnnfedale yearl ing ram. Priced to iM'is SES Fi' G*JRE "SKATES-SI« S, roiier ranoe, 4 years old. Tol , 40B1, 158 Walnut Street wholesale buying prices un- high choice around 975 Ih slaughter heif- - RANCH TYPI- 2 licdro-im home, new sell. Kent .lohnsnn, Rt, I ilou-jlon, sk.iles, ilia 8VJ . Teeneioe boys roller ' ' ' ' " 7, ers 24.25; most cholco 650-1,050 lbs 24.50- Lfki NEW. Gas Roptir liu ,11-In automatic |y carpeted living room. Ulclien with changed; 93 score AA CO; 92 A Winn. Tel, 4-3311 , «kal<;s, sire 10. UN W. Broadway. oven, burners and exhnuil Ian, Will 35.50; oood 23.00-24.00; utility ond commer- '' tirenktmt nook, screened porch. *- ~ ' " I Across fro m the Minn. Employment Office 60; 90 B .Wi; 89 C 57-li; cars cial slnunhter cows 14.50-14.00 ; Conner and ANfiYlibTlcT^wlih ~irydror.nrtYiOneT~"«y- PHEEZfiRS $r9? tn jM ^Used "'fetrioe. sacrifice- Io sell. 42« W. Lake r 1 ~ ' ¦ 90 B 59-li: 89 C ,>8U, cutter 12.00-14.00; utility slaughter bulls rlnge tor treatment of mastitis. A full rnlors 525. Used TV» »M. FRANK WE tiAVE a tine solution of oas or D, Gl.f.tl MARY , -Iwobed i oom homo Ir 2O.OO-21.0O; commercial and good 19.50- line of veterinary supplies. GOLTZ LILLA_ H SONS, 761 E, Mh. oil heaters, coma In and look, around gnlo rates, fretI roiiin horni- , <|arago ami fenced in yanl 28; checks awl nl-Is steady; sows jtrono 'o 25 cents D llF' SERVICE ORF HEIFERS -W w slaif freshnn- Aim furniture baroalns. Used Furniture AUCTION . dullvery. 5e,> us nil vour ntric«i all for M too h'fl'Kir; tictvnnca on welghfi above 400 Ihs; ing about Jan. lilh . All f,om «oofl A Ciothlno .hop, 253 fc . 'or . " ^yird supplies, doiks, files or olilco chairs, (APT- (USDA ) 1-2 1110-140 Ib barrows and Qllts 15.75-17.00 ; Holstein herds. 23 frailer plfis, avdr.itjo " " "" ' ~ CHICAGO - ST. REf»is Hoatlng padV, Autom Lund Typewriter Co. lei. 5222. iior-l SELOVFR Real Estate. 110 f:k- bulk 1-1 11) 0-240 lbs 14.25-14,50) 1-3 160-180 35 lbs. Charles R. Tnbcr, Rt. 2, Alma, ail 3 i Potatoes arrivals 42; on track petition switch, washablt tlannel cover, ' ~ ' ' " ~ clmiiao 111(10 Tel. 2147. All'ir li'wn; lbs 14-00-16.75; . 1-3 25(M0O.„lb,.,*ows.. 14.50- s. HEAW t lANb""or rjracislu C tillrtr . \\ t1 WJ _ giiarnnlaifl mechanically tor one year. . .-ill Dav., Knoiip fl-JhiW ; Win llelier 213; total . U.S, shipments 417; 15,00; 1-3 270-400 Ibft 13.S0-14.2S; feeder UndMvvood Olivetti Studio 44 portahlt ¦ * 15,50- NO, 0 GILTS, duo lo (arrow soon. Alio, i.'U them at GOLTZ DRUGS, 274 E. 1 B-3IBI| John llcnililckson 744U Mary supplies moderate; demand slow; pills unchanged; choice 100-150 Ibi typewriter has 4 poslllon reoulator tha 1 ! / Everett J. Kohner la.fld. serviceable boars, triple vncrlnati'd, 3rd. L auer 4533, I. aula risk 3118. &'*$ Walter Carlson, Theilman, Minn, lei, adfmls fo fha touch nr ntirional pr? ' i market dull; cni'lot track sales: Sheep 4,500; trade slow; opening sales WILD IMRD SFLD-oiir Audution econo- ferenrr ol the typlit 11 " ¦ hnnilMimr: LO ROI.l ItlGllDtll 3 hi-drncrn home Wabasha 545419.1 , . t lcatlY on all classes; 4r6>i prima 101 Ib my p.icki, trom 3 to 20 lbs., Include pressure cast metal l,orn'< il day 3.50; Minnesota - North Pn- nnd prime no-lio lbs I7.75-17.S07 oood and and 20 months, this l

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