Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers

Winona State University OpenRiver

11-28-1966 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News

Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews

Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1966). Winona Daily News. 785. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/785

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]. ^W Editor's Note—AP Corre- explosion more dangerous to justification whatsoever" to Is- moved Into the area. The army and do not arouse the enthusi- gau spondent Roy Essoyan ' ¦ . tn- world peace than the Suez crisis rael's claim that it was retaliat- so far has remained loyal to its astic support of the Arab mass- AM : '. terinewed King Hussein of ¦ of 1956.7 ing against terrorist raids 31-year-old Sandhurst-trained es.7. 7 "' Jordan today on the current His warning was directed at mm • crwi* m the Middle- East Israel, the Arab world and the across the border when it raided monarch, as it has through oth- "I hope our friends in the free vrer foll otibingan Israeli raid on West. - : ¦;• Samua and two other Jordanian er crises of his 14-year reign. world will realize what is at fi .Jordanian border villages fie said his armed forces frontier villages Nov. 13. The Hussein charged some of his stake here today," the king to 7 and violent demonstrations would strike back at Israel :. -'— raid set off violent demonstra- Arab neighbors were serving said. "The tensions built up by "w tn Jordan7 ffere is his re- "auid strike.extremely hard*' — tions in west Jordan demanding Commtinist ends by calling for the events of the last two weeks but port 6j the exclusive inler- if Israel attacks his overthrow. have created ¦;- ' ¦ again across artns against Israel and de- the most explosive! this ;:-. -; view. , . ' _. - . ' - . the armistiqe line. . nouncing the government for Hussein has enjoyed peaks of situation since the Suez crisis of aii "Oiuv , 1956 7 By ROY ESSOYAN patience is at an end the weakness of its border de- popularity among his people , and the results could be 7 and' we won't stand for any fur- fenses. especially when he has espoused even more devastating to the " 1 , seii 7AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — ther aggression, : he said in an The • - . '¦;• disturbances w e r e Arab nationalist causes, but his free world." oui King Hussein of Jordan told The interview at the royal palace in brought under control, possibly pro-Western policies are op- He said Jordan was threat- bat Associated Press today the Mid- Amman. temporarily, only when troops posed by his neighbors in Syria ened on three fronts — by Isr- vio dle East is on the brink of an Hussein said "there was no of ' Hussein's tough Arab Legion ahd the United Arab Republic ael, by the threats and prppa- sid

Chance of Snow Flurries, Much Colder Wednesday

2 Egyptian MIGs Shot Doj U.N. Denies J8t^ Red China Riding Seatr 57-46 LUD1NGTON, Mich. (AP) - in this kind of weather," said Gale winds drove the 4,000-ton Gates said the passengers UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Full gale conditions with winds Theodore Winkel, superintend- ship onto a sandbar Monday at rode out the storm "playing (AP)—By a more decisive vote up to 60 miles . per hour today ent steamships of the Chesa- the channel entrance to Luding- cards, eating, sleeping and: en- than last year, the General As- prevented tugboats from at- peake and Ohio Railway, owner ton, a resort port in northern joying themselves." sembly refused today to seat tempting to move a 4054oot rail- of the vessel. 7 7 Lower Michigan. The ship was A oreakfast "ranging from Red China in the United Na- road iand passenger car ferry inbound from Manitowoc, Wis. scrambled eggs to french toast tions. It was the 16th time the aground in Lake Michigan near "The weather here is a lot The captain, Henry Gates of — most anything they want," Peking government had been Uidington Harbor. worse than was forecast," Win- Manitowoc, immediately flooded was prepared for the 128 pas- barred. . ';. . kel said. "We have had full gale The 181 passengers and crew- her ballast tanks to stabilize the sengers today, Gates told news- The 121-nation Assembly voted conditions for the last 24 hours ship, 7 men by radio-telephone. 57-46 to reject a resolution calK men aboard were all reported er so, with winds of up to 60 " : and the shi "There's no danger whatso- ing for the expulsion of Nation- i aafe, p, the City of miles per . hour and gusting up The vessel lies ahout 756 feet Charles Midland 41, was in no apparent ever," said 2nd Mate alist China and the seating of: to 80 miles. from shore; Winkel said she had , one of the 53 crew- danger. . :/ ; Carriere, 32 the Peking government in all "Our latest weather forecast not moved since late Monday men aboard the vessel. U.N. bodies. Seventeen coun< "We aura aren't .going to shows no letup through mid- . night when a two to three de- tries abstained. Laos did not make any attempt to move her night tonight." gree list was reported. Crates, 64, master of the ship participate. for the past several years, said everybody aboard was ; "warm The vote en as Identlal reso- and comfortable " despite the 30- lution last year was 4747 witli 20 degree temperatures and high abstentions. The total member- winds. ship then was 117. Two mem- ! The U.S. Coast Guard stood bers did not vote and one was by in case of emergency. absent. ' - . ' ¦ Winkel said there was enough Today's rebuff to the Chinese food and water aboard for sev- Communist came after the As- eral more days and enough heat sembly hiad approved a V.A.- for nine more days. supported resolution reaffirming The Chesapeake and Ohio fer- that the Chinese question was ries, plying LakeTMichigan bean important one requiring a tween Wisconsin and Michigan two-thirds majority. The vote on are designed primarily to carry that was 66 to 48 with seven ab- railroad cars. State rooms and stentions. facilities are available fo pas- senses on overnight trips; As in the past. Britian and The trip from Manitowoc to France split with the United Ludington takes from 4 to Wi States and voted for thei pro-Pe- hours. king resolution sponsored by a group of Communist and non- aligned countries. Albania, Cambodia and other countries sympathetic to Peking Froehlich led the fight to seat the Chinese Communists. The Soviet Union and India — former champions of Peking—voted yes, but gave 1-Vote Winner only lukewarm support to the bid. — The General Assembly also rejected an Italian proposal for For Speaker a high-level study of the China MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Har- representation problem. which old Froehlich eked out a one The proposal study, vote first ballot victory over many believed might lead to a Harold Clemens today in the recommendation for seating UNWELCOME TONNAGE . . . Tons of Soo Line diesels arrive at Sault Ste. Maria Republican race for speaker of both the Chinese Communists rain-driven snow plastered sides of trains, after 8-hour trip from Gladstone through the Wisconsin Assembly. and the Chiang Kai-Shek gov- halting much transportation in Mieliigan's storm belt (AP Photofax) FYoehlich, an Appleton con- ernment, was defeated by 34 in Upper Peninsula Sunday night and Monday. servative, garnared 27 of the 53 favor , 62 against and 25 abstain- votes in edging Clemens, an ing. Oconomowoc moderate. Assemblyman Curtis Mckay, GOODFELLOW S Upper Michigan Man Killed a portly Cedarburg attorney al- CONTRIBUTION S lied with Froehlich, was chosen majority floorleader in a 29-23 Previously listed 4525 upset over former Speaker Paul Doc & Irene Brook, In Accident R. Alfonsl of Minocqua. Rollingstone S Storm Abating A Friend , 2 Anonymous 1 DETROIT (AP) - The U.S, to Michigan Technological Uni- Near Mankato North Koreans Weather Bureau predicted some versity at Houghton after the MANKATO, Minn. (AP)-Glen Total to date .... J533 Thanksgiving holiday. relief today from the heavy R. Hoppe, 46. Rt. l , Good Thun- Fire on South enow and gales that stranded Another 200 were sheltered at der, Minn, was injured fatally Escanaba where six inches of Korean Boats more than 1,000 persons, closed today when the car in which he roads and schools and disrupted snow were reported, and 100 spent the night in a National was a passenger left Highway SEOUL, Korea (AP) - Four B52s electric service to 10,000 homes on Borl Guard armory at Manistique. 22 and struck a driveway. North Korean gunboats fired in Upper Michigan Monday. of South Korean fishing Robert F. Carney, 53, a group Detroit weather officials said Main arteries from Marquette also of boats on the east coast, south of mow in western and northern eastward and southward were rural Good Thunder, the driver, the military demarcation line to- Michigan would diminish, but not expected to be cleared be- was hospitalized here in serious day and abducted South Korean Reds DoJ warned of heavy drifting and fore this afternoon, Michigan condition. He suffered a back fishermen, Seoul's radio Donga WASHINGTON (AP) — The bdfl the northeastern part state police said. , blowing in fracture. reported. Pentagon aware the Viet Cong flj of the state. Blustery -weather hit areas Hoppe and Carney were The broadcast said the Com- fear sudden bombing attacks thflj As the storm moved eastward across the lower Great Lakes thrown from the car as it turned munist navy craft surrounded most, has almost doubled the taflj Monday night it deposited one region and Into the eastern over. The , accident occurred about 30 South Korean fishing force of B52a flying missions to oiflj inch of snow on metropolitan states. Cold air dipped into about 4 a.m., about four miles boats and fired an unknown Viet Nam. oiflj Detroit. parts of the Southland. south of Mankato. Hoppe died number ef shells. It said the in- Sources said today about 20 of eiflj Up to 3 Inches of snow fell In about two hours later in a Man- cident took place about 1 p.m. the big bombers have joined the flj Sixteen inches were reported 30-plane fleet • of Stratoforts BflJ by nightfall around the Mar- sections of northern Ohio and kato hospital. western New York State In a The death raised Minnesota Teenagers Upset based on Guam, 2,000 holies ifl quette area. Drifts ranging to from South Viet Nam. VflJ five nnd six feet high blocked six-hour period during the night. traffi c toll for the year to 864, Teen-agers are upset earlier had compared yith 776 through this these days because they're Plans are to step up bombing nflj U.S. 2, a main route along the Five inches of snow been reported In McKoan Coun- date a year ago, HVing in a world dominated raids against Communist trcoiv' Bl bottom of Michigan's Upper concentrations and supply ar- VflJ Peninsula. U.S. 41, between ty in northwestern Pennsylvania by nuclear weapons — and fiflj Skandia and Ishpemlng, was and six inches fell in a storm in adults are upset because Monday, WEATHER ' world open to one-lane traffic only. western New York they re living in a Informed sources »»j laterro- ^H FEDERAL FORECAST dominated by teen-agers gation of captured Viet Cong More than 180 persons re- Seven Inches, of snow covered flj mained overnight on the car WINONA AND VICINITY - . . . Hearing Aid slogan: shows the guerrillas dread the oflj the Great Smoky Mountains of Mostly cloudy tonight and Wed- "Let Us Save You From a unexpected rain of bombs mire MM ferry, City of Midland 41 which Tennessee, with 4 Inches report- ran onto a sand bar at Luding- nesday with chance of scattered Fate Worse Than Deaf" than any hardship or war tattfr , hflj ed at Newfound Gap on the Ten- ... A resigned husband Including encounters with ton harbor. The snow flurries late tonight and U.S. tH nessee-North Carolina line. Wednesday. A little warmer to- says mothers-in-law are ground troops. MM The snow stranded some 225 mercury dropped to tho 20s. and seven buses near En- night, much colder Wednesday. just like seeds. You may The explanation for this is flj cars Early morning temperatures gadine in the southern part of Low tonight mostly in 20s, high not care for them, but they that the guerrillas are fairly tflj Sunday, were In the 40s and lower from Wednesday 25. come with the tomato, successful in avoiding combat riflj the,. Upper Peninsula the Gulf region to central Flori- night and Monday morning. LOCAL WEATHER with American units. But they \\\w 500 persons .took refuge in da. Southerly winds brought Official observations for the get no warning from tha Ugh- oflj Some mild conditions to New Eng- the Engadine Town Hall. 24 hours ending at 12 rn. to- flying B52i apd, unless thoy are flj land, with readings higher in day : near reinforced underground mm 400 of the (branded mo- some areas in the far northeast ( For more laughs see tunnels, About Maximum, 3!>; minimum, 19; have no way to evade ^H torists were students returning states than In northern Florida. noon, 33; precipitation none. Earl Wilson on Page 4.) the fiOO-pound and 7fiO-pounct H

i ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' " ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ~" ^ - ^ ¦- ' ' ' ¦ ' ' ' - " "¦ ¦ ' '' : ¦:. , .; . . . , . . . . , . . .. ^ , .. chester, dean ft feaaibla. Benefit fatty Daniel iecdved a spinal frao- tore, with faralysis from tha Planned at Strum waist down, in a car accident dtam-emd.<&u t Wight near Strum Oct. 30. He was a M STRUM, Wifc-A benefit whist with tvw other 16- party wffl be held at tte Strum passenger ; year-old Stram yontha jwhen vfflagehaU Saturday at 8 p.m. w«»t «t of for Daniel Bergerstm, 15-year- theirp ^dwp tSrotrtl noad. He was thrown c4d »on d Mr. and Mrs. OdeH on a town Eddie 11 Play Bergaraon, Strum, who,#10 en- throughthe windshield. ter tfae Sister Kennedy Center Saturday win be Daniel's 17th hi Mmneapollf as mm m doc- birthday. Loach wiD be served Despite Threats tor*at St. Mary's Hospital, Ro- and prto ¦warded. 7*7 By EARL WILSON , KEW YORK — Eddie Fisher's on the hate list of people phoning atanymonsdeath threats to CatskilL Mountain resort ownerswho play Jidda Mason. Style Wnner ' ¦ T^mily - "If Fisher works then, aomebodyll get bullet in his > --~ . : r~^:~ --~~--^^^ ..- : .\_j \ _ head," a man's voice waived a phone operator at Grossinger's, 1 mach as Grossinger's and the Concord had been warned against Walters nude policy at the La- playing Mason. tin Quarter. He booked me for Wednesday, Nov. 30—5 p.m. " "1 intend to play Eddie," Paul Grossinger sail "Once we Dec. 6 and sent me a wire, ¦Make sure you come fully Burning Fiane Youngstown Call 3150 for Reservationt yield, we become a pigeon for ' anyfcody who wants to make a clothed.'" Singing star Joanie Bataviav N. Y, and toying it. Sommers helps kid the music of phjoiM) cal The State Police (My B.W. says if Lindsay's hav» already taken ertraordin- the teen-age world in "On the New York's Night Mayor, I'm Jlip Side," on ABC's "Stage jo teachers ary precautions,v- ¦ ¦' Slides Stop her Night Mare.) 87" 6ec. 7-* "' Jidda Mason, hurt in Vegas TODAY'S BEST L A U G H: SAIGON, South Viet Nam Nagel said the airplane was when a girl ran from a car WHAT A lot of Charlie last frank Sinatra and Dean Martin ' put "badly out of trim" by the after hitting a car in whkh he (AP) —- A U.S- Air Force cap- Back on Job night! ... At the UJA Night are feuding, Vinnle Haggerty tain told today how he slammed passengers running about. was a passenger, was told that of Stars; Godfrey Cambridge reports. Seems Dean told Mia YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) - the driver of the other car was told Ed McMahon that Frank there was no Santa Claus, his crippled fransport into tree- "If we hit with them still Youngstown teachers return to a cocktail waitress whom 1M standing they would have been Sinatra couldn't break Mia Far- WISH I'D SAID THAT;. "A tops to knock down passengers work today with an agreement didn't know and had never row's contract with 20th C-Fox, dollar goes a long way these who panicked when liquid thrown all over Tthe aircraft. Intentionally, I nosed it down for a collective bargaining elec- dated. "but if f d married her, her days. You can carry it around flames poured from the plane's Grand Opening Prize Winner! "3 don't know why he hadn't contract'd been broken next for weeks before finding some- ceiling. and dragged it through the tree tion in 1968 — the main issue in tops. The first jolt put every- dated her," a friend said con- morning. That's black power!" thing you can buy with it."— Capt. Richard A. Nagel Jr., their week-long strike. Color TV — Mn. Robert Sims, Lewiston body,, including Houck, on the cerning the Mason romantic ... Carl Reiner at the Motion Ralph Watkins. 34, of Kenmore, N.Y., managed The election, to be conducted Sllelnfl Knife — Mn. Roger FaWer,^^'Wlnon* Rt. 7 inclinations. "It wasn't his to crash land tbe plane despite a floor. CigartHa — phyllft Barry, Winona Picture Pioneers at the Ameri- REMEMBERED QUOTE: "In by the American Arbitration fault" , to some marriages you hear 'adieu' smoke-filled cockpit and fire "We scraped over a rice pad- BartMCue Tools — Atari D. Tupp, Pr«f)Hea Hal) - cana: "After 25 years I get wiQl Why does everybody pick on meet Jack Warner, and he's go- as quickly as you hear «I do/ '," raging out of control in the dy approaching the strip and I Association, determine who 1-Lb. Coffea - Rogtr Faklar, Wlnoaa Rt. 1 ' ¦ ' ' Turtcey—Mrs. Ronald D. Baker nice;Mayor lindsay? The man ing cut of business" . . . Spyroa — Shelby Friedman. cabin, - '• just kept flying it until we ran represents classroom teachers , Rushford out of ait speed hit right on Hair Dryer — Mrs. (hear Pya Jr., Lewiston who* ptrtting "Party" in Grand Skooras, a real Pioneer, was ID EARL'S PEARLS: "Ronald All but one of the 37 persons . We — the Youngstown Federation oil board escaped serious injury the edge of the nmway, the nose Barbtcv* Tool* — Larry Anderson,Winona Old Party;never been so much and unable to attend . .. At Reagan won't waste time with of Teachers,7 AFL-CIQ, or the 1 Lb; Coffee)— Woodrow C Hoppe ribbon-cutting appearances -? in the crash at Dau Tieng Satur- gear collapsed-am we skidded partyin' since Jimmy Walker. NBC's party at the Four Sea- Youngstown Education Associa- T Qt. Pan — Jamei Park, Winona . The greatdrinking classes have sons, Shirley Knight said she he'll, use a double." — Larry day. One U.S . soldier-passenger to a stop about 300 feet down the blacktop. Measuring Cup — Ray Gady, Winona found a friend At tbe NY State may have to get a new dog to Mathews. reportedly has serious; internal tion. 2 Pkgs. of Cookies — Susan Bowar, Rochester TheaterShowcase reception pro- replace the Yorkie she gave Duke Ellington, greeting Leon- injuries: "It wasn't until we stopped Blanket — Rav. O. S. Monson, Winona and I started climbing out of my The education association was duced handsomely by Jean Dal- away via this column a few ard Berhstein at his big River- Nagef was making his fifth Chicken — Paul-Sweaney, Winona ¦:.' side window exit that I realized appointed bargaining agent for Chieken-F. O. Will, Winona rymple, the mob was guzzling months ago . . . Totie Fields to boat .opening, said: "Now that takeoff of the day ferrying sol- ¦ Dry taperatorChampagne from Ed Sullivan; "You know Lou you're leaving the Philharmon- I had a; passenger sprawled the teachers last October. Its Chicken — Marine D. McRae, Wln»tM 're reall interested diers at the end of Operation across -my lap the whole time 2 Pkgs. Cookies — Georoe Boiler, Winona ic, if you y Attleboro, the biggest U.S. oper- contract expires in 1968. 1 I'll see if I can get you a two we were landing." Turkey — Detpha Sarwa, Winona ¦ ¦ a 11 r *Ar^Tan NITES at rm • •:•* ation of the war. His twin-en- Nagel's wife is living in Chan- Both the federation and the Cigarefta — Mrs. A. H. Maie Sr. weeks' bookihg here!" . .. gine association ratified Sunday '¦ ' 11 1 lil - fftt - iws , C123 Provider was hit by dler, Ariz. Houck has been in Barbecue — K. V. Banthin : " . .. ! •W 1 "* That's earl brother. intense ground night an agreement reached Chickon — Bob Stachowifz I A I I I L J k f . PASSES NOT HONORED fire just after Viet Nam less than two months , Winona i I lifting from the airstrip. but was on his I99th combat sor- Saturday witli school Supt. J. H. 1 Lb. Coffee — Paul Sweaney, Winona "We had been warned of pos- ¦¦ ¦ Wannamaker. The federation I Pkg». CooWes-W»ndyTfiHI, Wiri«fia J» i tie; - . . ' . ¦¦ ¦ ' , -• ¦ :¦ . ' . ' • ¦ ¦ - " . . Pkga. Cookies - MH. Wlllard Kraga, Winana SEE IT NOW sible ground Ore, Nagel. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - . vote was 275-2. .* " said . 12 Convicted "We fly with our windows open . A key point won by the fed- 1-Lb. Coffee — Daryl lafky, Lewiston LAKE CITY SERVICES so we can hear it. This sounded eration which struck last Mon- 1 Lb. Coffee — A. Wentworth, Homer ) , Snowdoti — Mrs. Howard Johnson, Winana like it was coming from four LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special day, was that administrative — Special Advent services will Steak Knives — R. H. BUbliti, Wlnena locations. Then we heard thg personnel are not to vote in the 1 Lb. Coffee — Suxastha Huggenvlk, Winona . Of Keeping slugs ripping into the plane be held in St. John's Lutheran election, only classroom teach- Church each Wednesday until Turkey — F. Ehle, Winana about midway along the fuse- ers. Administrators will vote Balloon Doll — Larry Hoppe, Winona lage. Immediately a fire broke Christmas, beginning this week. separately. 1 Lb. Coffee — Mrs. Edna Fried, Fountain City out above the left wheel well." German services' wUl begin at The strike affected 28,000 stu- VLb. Coffee — Robert Sehossow, Winona ChildrenHome 3:45 p.m. and Advent vespers Nagel was sitting in the dents in the city's 46 schools Fruit Basket — Russell H. Johnson, Lake City N.M, (AP) ^ copi- at 8 p.m. Afternoon worship 2 Pkgs. Cookies - Mildred R. Heise, Winona SANTA FE, - lot' who will have to make up three Twelve parents from a remote s seat checking out a Thai hours will be conducted by the 1 Lb. Coffee — K. Ei McCormlck, Vfinona air. force officer as aircraft days of classes missed last ' «3 : ¦ section of Rio Arriba County in Rev. T. H. Albrecht and even- week. Thanksgiving Day and Chicken — Joyce Lagasse, Winona r ^% fV 'V| d . " 7 NITES: 7:00 • f:».. ' ' commander. The American took ing vespers by the Revs. Ralph Chicken — Wllfbrd Kaufman, Cochrane, Wis, : : : ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦" ¦ ¦'¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ northern New Mexico have been Friday were regular holidays. T±-m WA- m ssal * . : '. -.' ' ' • .^.' •***'• .»•? 7:.'7 commandof the damaged craft A. Gbede and Neman E. Barbecue Tools — Charles Brown, Winona convicted of keeping their chil- ' ' 7' The Youngstown Education 1 Lb, Coffee - Cliff H. Benson, Pine Island, Minn. dren out of school to protest and swung back toward the Sauer. Held. . - ... a- - : Association claims to represent what they claimed was the dan- 950 teachers, including #^^^ E^ Panic swept the passengers Fiw a delicious fresh fruit supervi- OUR THANKS TO Alt WHO HELPED gerous condition of roads over plate, team peaches, pears and sory personnel. The federation which their children had to when liquid fire dripped from MAKE OUR 6RAHD OPEN!NG A SUCCESS ruptured hydraulic lines b the grapes with bananas. Serve says it represents the rest of the travel with cottage or cream cheese. about 1,400 teachers. »Muy IWftPOfTQ In a .nonjury trial, Dist. Judge ceiling. They grabbed the few Samuel Z. Mohtoya said Satur- available parachutes and tried to pry open emergency win- TH8TORTune cooKje day he sympathized with the 1 ' parents' desire for a better road dows, Nagel said. but "if you want your children Airman l.C. Ray A. Houck, to get the opportunities they 20, of Cement City, Mich., was deserve, you should do every- fighting the flames with a fire thing humanly possible to see extinguisher and pushed passen- that they get an education." gers away from windows. Nagel Sentencing was set for and Houck tried to keep all win- »WIE8Sit>ilaMS dows closed to slow the spread ,7F^ ^ AeapuaM^B f^] Wednesday on the misdemeanor MjgwMtwjMwgg^^ charge which carries a fine of of flames. STAtyrS WEDNES |5 to $100 or imprisonment for 5 Some, in their panic, burst ¦B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^L^^^^^HSI^^ * J^HRRMR ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I DAY io 90 days. laa« ^Mik«kTJ¦ ¦¦BaM ««HaMBkB'HkTass>T ^^ into the cockpit and tried to ¦ •¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ I ' '¦¦ - ¦ / ¦¦ ¦— ¦ ' — "— ' - " ;—— —" ¦ ¦ ¦ ^ — _ ¦ ! • ' ' :- . .; ¦ Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm * , , ., - . ¦>¦ ¦ .. ¦ . : .. , !. ; ,. . . . . ; . . . . W^m^m^m^m ^m^m^m^m^mâW^^^^-i . . , ! - Mm mmmmmt '*&£ •^^rSBgTTTl&.jttB^Bra/BMHB' IMHrJWr^r^r^r^r^r^r^r , climb out a side window. From mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm *"& it they would have dropped into ^mm ^mm ^mm ^mW *smMWSm\Miml''i !^ -^MW ^W____ the spinning propeller, Nagel ^mMWM ^^êaWl^^^^m-¥Mf -'• r wfiilHB|lm^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^BH^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M M said that five persons were mÂ Â Â Â ^m!ÂmmmmM fy Â\% W- ^^MM ^^^^M ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ W^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ m scrambling around the cockpit with the two pilots. "We had to get the bird down m ei ¦ mmmmmmmmmm^%*i%eeiiaapâmw^â ^^^^^__ijgf ^ " 1 l B BBHF ' M ™" —, i i,, iiii Xf} \ \i,\ iiUim T.fftiajtrar". yrr&9 m9 ^VBSaa_ ^ V_r_w_miif in a hurry add the first thing I _W "** -f \* . ~______£!ZZli(Ht" &*_ * B_ ^_ ^_ ^— —aEam—w^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ m FASTEST LUNCH \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\^^^^^^^^^ i *J .i^^^'iF^/S ^^^^, j saw was a road. We'd just about B^L^L^L^Hfik ' î^t\ ^(f«'Kif i^Sa!^^Maara ^^S^^mi^^^^^^^MI ^^^BtlmWaSBMI ^m^^m ^^m^^m^^mt ^^ ' t&?*Vt£ » X *> _ uf ^^^^ m decided to put it down there ' I^^^^^HIHRaWftH^- ' T^* * $y ^? —— ^_ ^S^^B^SaHBQ^^SuBHB^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BSB^B^BK^L^^f^^^^^ffiHIi^^^^^^^^^^^l when an Army Caribou over- BTeBTeBTeBTealMI^BBlPMWBMBlBWlm i^^ .' '/ 14&$L,P- ^rW K W^ V-BE4&'?^??3$&S^%%^3î^ ' ot 11 ^m\mmam!Sw ^WMi1fe1n ¦ *¦ „ H(K5»% ,, y"^sa _v_~-''^__ w_\_wAa%W—mwmw—m Serving Starts A.M. aWaWaWaWmMt^- WMX <,•¦ ¦*" . ». - ,, ¦'."' ,V JB *< _\WM-^-mmMWmWMmmMmWmMmmW -^^-WiM ^mW^m\ BSSSBTSI TI^ aP UTU ffiH H head called and told us to keep ______tl_t_ i' x * ^L T«> IA M 7 ¦ turning. We did and then he said ^_ ^___ \W? ^^^^^^M ^^^^^^^ k%W- ^^^-mA Â ^m ^^^^^^ wmmU¥Bmm\Mm ^^SmAw ^Z- 3 MffK jflJr^ . . the runway was right on our nose. I saw it." *~m^m W^^^ m Thai's the Number for H The Dau Tieng airstrip was ^ ^m^m^^ _ \_mmfff_ carved out of a rubber planta- tion. A Provider should have a 40-foot-wide runway, Nagel said. The Dau Tieng runway is leas ' ai^s'lB'^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ l^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ BSRHi^^^ H ¦ ¦ than 30 feet wide and lined on Highway 14 & 61 SHAKk I 71 I both sides by mine fields. WINONA DAILY NEWS ¦ ¦ PHONE 8-4863 ¦ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1»M PIZZA PARLOR ~ VOLUME 11), NO. 7

Published dally except Saturday and Hot' Idaya by Republican ana) Herald Publlath ¦ Ing Company, Wl Franklin lt Winona, ^m^mm _^——^—^——~~~^—^——— ^ ^^_^ ~-^^—^j^^^j l^^^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m Minn. 5»it. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Single Copy - 10c Dally. Wc Sunday Delivered by Carrlar- Per Week M centt li vneeka t!2,M o weak* SUM

By mall itrktty In advance) oaper atoe> NntJM Mtttr OMlXa pad on expiration dale. ' In Fillmore. Houiton, Olnuted. Winona, ' - ''^^^^^^^^^' . ' B^LW ^^^LSSV A ^A™m^A A\^Y A¦& -^mmmmw —^L^M ^MW' Wabasha, Buffalo. Jackion. INpIn end ^ Trempealeau countlei and armed toron ¦ ¦ parsonnal in the continental united Slate*, What'd you expect us ' / ^^WWWw^L WmA ^ ^mW^m - mmmw ^B^MMM ^mmP ^MW or overtaat with APO or FPO wJdrauai' I year .. U5.00 3 monthi . U.M » month, ,. saJO I month ..... S1JJ

AH eltxir subKrlptMnt i .1 month •I.WSmontht ... M.U to put our Overhead Cam Six » montha in? tt.oo 1 veer .... SI3,M

Send change) et addreu, notices, undeliv- ered capita, subscription ordin and other mall Itemi lo Winona Dally Mrw*. PO Box TO, Winona . Minn. U9S7, WREOPENING Second data pottage paid ait Winona > Minn. An ordinary car? Minnesota City Beat : : WEDNClosed ESDAY Club 7th Annual Our revolutionary 165-hp OHC 6 Is so revolutionary we had We even offer a 21$-hp version that makes a lot of big m: . > -&^____ W NEW DINI NG HOURS al ^ kk to do something special with It So we made It standard V-8s teem awfully extravagant. Which Is why we say, ' 'LiBSa^BSSr Serving BSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBV In alf Tempests and Le Mans. with 6 Ilka this who '¦¦mf¥M W*> will aarva food HI p.m, Monday?, WednesdaysMidnight and Coon & a needs an 8? _____ Thursdays. Tuesdays. ^^ P" >. .¦ -, _ ^m____m tomiayt. WmMm ^M ^ s why It'll keep running and running until some- m^mm^m wmr^mWA ^^.' That' and LeMans, So how can you possibly resist seelrtg your ml^mm ^^^l^^^^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ body turns it off. And with a power reserve for express- Pontiac dealer right now? " THE OAKS way passing you'd normally expect from a V-8. Pontiac OT/lttttothe Wide- TtackWinning Streak Wad., Mow. 30 Serving S t« f :N p.m. All Hi* turkey arse) coon you can ami, PAUL VENABLES mm C. , INC. ) ar -i- TMMMIMM ^ ft 110 MAIN ST. WINONA ' '); " '$ ~ SUPflt ClUB Caleivlllo, Wis. $L50 * • ' * Ikm^fa- • * > B-&mmmmwmmMMwwmmwwMmmmm "~7~~ | HARIMS SURVEY . . I .îâaâMWaâWaaâlMWi^WBMeasaBaSiâBBWaSBêÎB7B, , -

l ' i ¦ ' ' PtrfMio^ ' ^^ H 'I' W—^W"- aâHa I ' aaâ'H- '" ^BiS " ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 1 ' ' ''âm ' Issue in Sorrje Sierie Eleciidns By LOUIS HARRIS V 77 : IJOS AN&ELEiS — A majority of Americans '¦ ' ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦:¦ ¦ ' - ' ¦ ' ¦: -;¦ retort that " . - .. : '; ' . - .7 -' 7: 7 7: J. . A" N* w Humidifier . « . . most of the rivers, streams and lakes where they live are v ¦ polluted, 'and they are boiling about it. The issue of water : . . .' '. - .' " 7 7 JK , ' and Air Fraihanar ... .- . » .- . pollution cropped up in the elections as a majw state prob-

lem, and it is now a sure bet that this form of conservation mm mmm mWM - ¦ f e mmm r^ ummm *i! m ^ f ^m^^mfm^ mm mT ^ ¦ will be an important part of the political dialogue of the future. ___ m^^m- ^!m^-t_r mm \_ ÔrÂ\â-aW' 9 _ " ^ ^ ^ 7* Tn^ * * m *^*7 * ^^^r ^^mg ^âa^X ^^^ iaT^m emi When asked to rate the jobs local industry and local, state and federal government have done in curbing water polutiori, uncomfortable the American people uniformly express high dissatisfaction with mWm^^Wm Homes can become parched and during the every leyel. People also criti- T ^C1J1î ^^^M|I-i SniÎT/Bn ^BRI ^^ T ^^^^^ I mWMm(7\ W \ I ill fmat ¦111/ ¦AlruaM\34 ^^^â'BVB hating seasonand due to inadequateair humidificatitm, TIf youn cize the average 7 citizen for ^^B|lt| I I I HI ¦ M does, West Bend's HumidfiergallonwiU turn purified then. d^^ hold neglect of public interest and HHHlHH -" I ¦<€ 1>XV ¦liVfi ¦/¦ink^VaâBl humidified — automatically it at duty ia allowing pollution to get H^ HIlI ¦ I I l |l ^||l ¦ lAV/i Wir\\111 '¦ Automaticthe proper controls;humidity level. It's a great gift for the home. BiElipS II MMMm W_ : out of hand. 7 _ ^¥m\L/m HI |vJ BllVI I/MW^-^^BH^B tank, silent "water wheel" The worst culprit, people be- - ^m ^m ^mm ^MAm Hi ¦ ¦ ¦ ^Bli^Hl aKaUMMaMMAaUWie^^^^^. H lieve, is local industry for con- ' tinuing to dump waste products ' : ' ' 7 y . /¦.; ":::: / y-Sl' yj L into rivers and streams. But W& :- '7 p?::;. ¦ M East Second Street Pfwne 23M . '7' the general public, local muni- cipalities and faulty sewage systems also are blamed, Life i& made beautiful when people care. When a communi- WHEN IT WAS put to them ' Quit part of the cost of having ty cares, there is a beauty in jobs from industry was to en- spirit that has a certain magic ; dure water pollution, the public about it so as to effect an at- sharply disagreed by better mosphere that seems to say, |7: -7'^ÂHfl than 2 to 1. Most Americans "Come on in, the surroundings are convinced that water pol- are fine." In today's "Some- lution can be eliminated. The thing te Live By" column I'm resent favorable, reputation of going to write about a bole on Eusiness can be drastically al- iece body ia return levers, line indicators and Tftill-size office keyboards.. . . Or does your taste run to conservative veiour stnpes or solid "When I worked in the mines in some cases build temporary incredibly roomy. And the scuff-resistant Permanite cover more "bt everything'. These wonderful portables feature a r»- colors? .They re aJl here — and more too — m Fashaca s noblest they would wash the coal in the wood walks around it to keep keeps its bright good looks trip after trip. Eijoy Holiday movable platen in colors to match the machine. Each has a array of styles and colors. And because every one is 100% river, and it would be black traveling in style with American Tourister. Eight fashion ap- rugged, all-steel frame and comes in a travel-proof steel carry- Dacron poly ^r, you can_ soil it, wash it, and it never needa folks- from being injured from1 pressing! $2.50, siUcs ?3,50&f $5.00. as tar. On Sunday it would clear falling debris from the now proved colors, and 25 styles for men and women. ing case. up and then Monday, when weakened and charred struc- work began, it would be black ture. And . in time, the building again." 7. - .. . itself must be torn down as it « Eart Third Street Phone 7094 11» Cemter Street Pho ,JM A retired fishing enthusiast in serves no worthwhile purpose. "* .« Eaat Third Street Phone WJf FYejsno, Calif.; complains: "Peo- THEN THERE'S only a hole ple justdon| 't care where they in the ground where there once throw things. I've seen them had been a thriving business. throw trash inta lakes so they Often this kind of thing will hap- wtmMi'havafak, walk hack to pen in the' heart of the business throw it? in a brash can;" district, and because it's abrupt) "THE GOVERNMENT is lo it wasn't a part of a planned blame,"; charges a Long Island urban renewal. A make-shift professional man. "They put in ' sewers and then dump the whole fence goes up, weeds spring up, business, into the water." in and around that hole, as it A cross section of the public collects old bottles and papers. was asked: The only apparent hope for bet- "Ag far as the rivers, lakes ter things to come is a sign and streams around here, go, placed there by the owner, do you feel that a lot of them-, promising to "BUILD TO SUIT" tome bat not a lot, only a few if perchance a new business of or almost none are polluted?" great enough magnitude should LOCAL WATER POLLUTION come along and warrant such Some expenditure. Not Only Sound familiar? Chances are, A : 'A ¦ A many of my readers here in the ¦ • ;• Lot Lot Little None States and in Canada can think % % % % of just such a situation, In La Nation-wide 56 23 11 10 Crosse, Wisconsin/ the folk s did By region something about it, and at no East ... . 72 19 6 3 cost to the city. Midwest •• 59 22 10 9 LA CROSSE IS a proud and South 41 25 18 W active community of 52,000 that West , 36 30 14 20 recently claimed national hon- By size, of place ors for its ability to spring back HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT PIANO Cities ' 63 21 10 « after the loss of a great indus- CUSTOM FITTED FIRESCREENS THE IDEAL SPORT GOGGLES Suburbs ... 72 16 6 6 BY PORTLAND-WILLIAMETTE try. Now with Uie mementum f Here's the ideal gift for that sport enthusiast on your list. Towns .... 52 26 11 11 up, this spirited community ™™ L *^ Rural 7s.. 35 28 17 20 just "JwS ^maffi-iE^Sr'SS different finishes, installed to fit perfectly and en- *^^^ « The public gives low marks won't quit. That's why that .rSSaJSiS? "fficira ***** hole on the corner of Fourth 50 choices. No wonder more people buy Wurlitzer than any hance the beauty of your fireplace. Phone 2304 for personal Jff? Zv Md LVrSes âSabL dastte SS lSB to efforts to curb water pollu- other piano. See and hear a Wuriitzer piano today. As low m-home measurement and selection. Price, start at tion: and Main, left by a (ire that VSM . S ffli S trSs ^rLes destroyed both building and a8 *499- 'installed, JOB DONE ON business, just couldn't be toler- WATER POLLUTIONPositive Negative ated. Idealistically the city, fa- HARDT'S MUSIC STORE OPTICAL ' thers could see a budding busi- R. D. CONE CO. PLYMOUTH CO. % % 116-118 East Third Street Wlnftna 3rd & Main Ground Flocsr Phone Mn Local industry ... 32 68 ness erecting a fine building to « Bart SeKond Street pfiene U04 71 Wait Third Corner Local government 35 65 further enhance the economy of State government . 34 66 the city and the beauty of the Federal gov'nment 33 67 downtown area. But that takes Fellow Citizens .. 18 3)2 time. Obviously the public is not The Chamber of Commerce, willing to exempt itself from determined to do something the criticism. But when asked about that hole, came up with who is most to blame for the the design for a beautiful sunk- pollution of rivers and streams, en garden. They put out a call, local industry easily leads the and the people responded. Con- list: tractors, labor unions, landscap- MOST TO BLAME FOR es, moved in and transformed WATER POLLUTION the hole to a ga.den with 32- Total Public foot trees, a lighted water foun- % tain, decorative fencing, potted Local industry ...50 plants, and the works. Its es- People in general 23 timated value—$30,000, and all Local government 9 donated. Federal government ... 5 Oh, I mustn't forget. It's top- Sewage system 7 ped off with piped-ln music. It's Lack of regulations .... 3 been named Man-Lay Garden, Insecticides ., 1 symbolic of management and Boats 1 \ who made it possible. In * labor, No one to blame 1 a world of greed, bickering, and "The big companies are the skeptics, I thought the whole culprits," aays a resident of thing was quite refreshing, Seattle, Wash. "No one is willing to bite down too hard on big agree with that argument?" companies.' 1 Adds a Midwest- ern farmer: "Industry just JOBS REQUIRE dumpa anything they have to POLLUTION? Total Public MARK KLINI throw away into the rivers. The TMB. PURL BOA water isn't fit to drink, and the % LBSS THAM A F00T H(0Hf Agree 26 Newest and most fascinating fur accessory ... can be worn Say "Merry Chrittmcu" fish are all dead." h, The public was also asked: Disagree 74 tu» tnanv wnv- as a neckline dccollelace a launtv f'h* Companion Series. New standard in compact portable oil tha Vet with family portrait by AH-a beautiful poa^t t "It hailiren argued tbat 'in- In an area of burgeoning tech- luTd7scTa cWletTa clT£vlTa ^Sli mZ «J««I« packed a Blgêt performance features, ""h • nology ond urbanization it is can , cherish for years and years. "An Alf Portrait b dustry haa to get rid of Us What a San a you would be with a gilt like this. J„ all Colors: Ebony and off-white, or beige and off-white. *>9.95 g» waite and easiest way la lu apparent that the Issue of keep- Happiness in a Frame. fte shades of mink, Price. $35.00, 175.00 and W5.007 the water. Therefore, If un area ing natural waters pure and wants to have the lobs that uncontaminated ho» touched a come with industry It haa to pat nerve, end. It seems surety des- FURS BY FRANCIS Winona Electric Consfruction Co. ALF PHOTOGRAPHY op with some water pollution.' political fires of tomorrow, ' Da yon tend to agree «r dis- fined to spark many of the 17 Wait fwrth ttrf * • It Wear Third S»reet Miene SMI H I.et 4»h Tel. 3Mf . Should Government TODAY IN WORLD AFf AI RS 'Nbw I KNOW WHAT l W^ WASHINGTON CALLING *, Units Be Reduced? Congress Puts o1$tapping.\ Such V 7 no comprehensive resent Winona at the annual meeting of the rights. The latter is a felony an admission had never been Wound: 7 V available, (Tha Auttln Martld).... the FBI. with a punishment up to ten plans or budgets have been Minnesota Horticultural Society when it cele- But meanwhile, there are '' made before, though long sus- ... AN 'AGREEMENT .':; war Of* , years . in jail. pected. presented or proposed to show HERE IS A study in contrasts — the brates its 50th anniversary at Minneapolis. some amazing developments iginally entered into with monies or the W. P. Tearse At present the FBI is being So far Hoover has led a where these sharp contrast between the progress of In- , Jr., co-partner in the firm, in the eavesdropping on Bobby Manchester, the author of a $750,000 will be B and B Films with Ben Huntley, prosescuted criinmatty in Ne- charmed life. He had a great additional terstate 90 across our Southern Minnesota, , has estab- Baker and his friend Fred warmly sympathetic biog- spent, commissioners lished offices in the Choate building, where they vada, where it placed the career back in the crime- For our and the progress of Interstate 80 which Black, the public relations equivalent of 125 wire taps, raphy .of the late President,, to eomply with a- county ; will eonduct a film rental service. man who has won a hew trial busting days. But ever since/ thai hiSvbhok oil the assas- txawnrsefr-the ^n^7PJ ^»f,7l6wa: - in collaboration with the Cen- President Johnson continued highway, request without mak- because the FBI romped over tral Telephone Company of siratioii would not be re- ing adequate review or in- ceremony ' his constitutional rights. Black him in office two years be- A^ was held last week.dedicat- Seventy-Five Years Ago... 1891 Nevada, also a defendant. leased wQ\ after 1958. In a quiry, violates the principle ing, had been convicted of tax yond statutory retirement at letter . last July Sen: Robert the Interstate 80 bridge oyer the Mis- Architect Kirchenoff working for the Schlitz It should be noted in fair- the age of 70, troubles have of check and balance so es- sissippi. Sxcept for stretches of only 50 • Brewing Co. has been at work evasion, until the Justice De- F, Kennedy released the, flu- govern- here considering partment went before the Su- ness that FBI men are ex- piled up for Hoover. The sential to effective miles, all of interstate 80 across Iowa has plans which would add two mere stories to the tremely efficient and carry President will have another thor from that - stipulation. '7 7' ' is preme Gourt to make the em- '" ment. . , not-only^ een completed but open to building he is drafting for the company. out orders. They should not decision to make in about 30 The argument was thit tlie consid- barrassiag confession that J. objective, had not been achiev- Fortunately, further travel. Work bn the remaining 50 miles is The South Western Railway is constructing Edgar Hoover had been eaves- be blamed personally. Never- days, when Hoover reaches eration of the bond issue is nearing eompietion. a sidetrack across the lake just east of the theless a Criminal violation is his 72nd birthday, Jan. l, 1967. ed, since other books on the bids 7?y the tnd of tbe dropping and wire tanning for assassination were bing rush- still possible when the year, all of Interstate- 80 across Huff street bridge. It is to "be 500 feet long years, apparently without the a criminial violation. Ironically Hoover has put are opened on Dec. 6.1 there- Iowa will How J Edgar Hoover and himself in the position- of ed to completion and U was be completed and opened to travel, and will accommodate freight cars with freight knowledge of the attorney . fore respectfully urge the such as tombstones for the cemetery. the Justice Department are probably saving the prosecu- advisable to come out at the pre- general. with the commissioners to decide Then take a look at Interstate SO, Only going to get around this law tion pf the President's one- earliest moment accom- violation remains to be seen. time friend Bobby Baker by cisely the work to be a few segments are finished. It One Hundred ONE DEVELOPMENT in authentic account. conclu- will prob- Years Ago ... 1S66 the bugging of the Sheraton- For the Justice Department, listening in on his conversa- plished and to obtain ably be six to eight year^br more before Chas. Housman, L_e wist on, has recently . Originally, too, there was sive evidence of real benefit Carlton is that the FBI agents which is in charge of en- tions. some sort of understanding, Interstate 90 is completed. We are that erected a warehouse for the purpose of buying also listened in on conversa- before accepting a bid for much behind Iowa. and storing grain. The building was erected although no one will be spe- purchase of these bonds. tions in the VIP suite, where cific about it, that members under the superintendent of George Bohn of foreign visitors were enter- Evan J. Henry AS A MATTER of fact, as tar at Inter- "Winona. tained. hL Si/tllL of the Kennedy family would J h; ve a veto over material Rt. 1, Winona ¦tate 90 is concerned, we are practically The Carlton is located only behind everybody! Minnesota is one of supplied for "The Death of a the repaid when funds are allocated in future a step across Lafayette President." However binding John F. Jr. from such a bar- few .states which has done virtually nothing years by the' federal government. Square from the White House rage ard to try to make it for the en- this may once have been, it in developing this important coast-to-coast and is convenient no longer applies and cer- possible for them to lead nor- superhighway. APPARENTLY WHAT is no* dad U tertainment of VIP's. mal lives; The censorious will These visitors will now be tainly not to magazine publi- some sort of Southern Minnesota organiza- cation. say that she should have .fore- TPhiS;. is most important to our area. tion that would interested in learning that for a look after the welfare and 7 to Anrif Mrs. Kennedy Is under- seen exactly this reaction to Matiiy 'cross-country travelers will obvious- three months, Feb. have the im- progress of our area, not omly in Interstate 25, 1963, every remark they stood to be deeply distressed book seeming to ly take the completed Interstate $0 rather construction but in other matters. Other primatur of the family. She than; long-delayed made in suite 434-36 was list- over the import of publication our Interstate 90. Inter- areas of the state with which we are in ened tc by American agents of certain material made has already been ' criticized state 90 has given promise of being highly competition, particularly the Twin 24 hours a day. avnilgb'e to the author. An for keeping other authors from Cities, avail- important to our region in addition to the are well organized. This was because Fred example is a letter she wrote sources of information matter of tourists. By reduction oi driving Black's suite \v»s next door— her husband before the assas- able to Manchester, - time from the heavily populated Chicago The fact that ; the Twin Cities area, 438-440 — and the eavesdrop- sination which is said to con- diatnet, it js expected to give impetus to through reapportionment, will gain ma- ing equipment which the FBI cern the relationship between business and industry in our terially in political power in our state, Sistalled was so strong that the Johnsons and the Ken- area. it picked up conversation in makes necessary some area organization nedys. Why has Interstate 90 lagged so far be- the neighboring VIP suite. that can make its voice heard in Minnesota The United States has long IT TAKES little Imagin- hind? The reason is that in Minnesota In- government. terstate Construction been critical of police - state ation to see what magazine has been centered on methods by Communist na- publication will mean. A solving the traffic problems of the Twin tions and at one time accused And he spate of headlines will re- Cities area. Most of the money has gone said nnto them, Why arr ye so f«ar- the Soviet government of hearse with new details of the there, Not only was the original program fnl? How is it (hat ye hav« no faith?—Mark placing a bug in the Ameri- 4:10. awful events oi that day ATTENTION planned that way, but since the plan's ori- can embassy. This was over three years ago. This will ginal conception construction in the Twin 20 years ago. Today if a bug sublet the widow and her Cities has been pushed were found In the Moscow children to a new blaze of AUTO OWNERS ahead to give addi- hotel suite of.an American tional priority over Interstate construction publicity and public curiosity, WINONA L visitor there would be an in- with lacerating memories re- iri other parts of . the state. DAI Y NEWS ternational uproar. Ten minutes time cotild save An independent Netoapaper — Established !«5 Note — This year President called in every newspaper, you $10 or more a year70uar- THE INTERSTATE progra m was con- Tito of Yugoslavia fired the radio and television broad- antced protection for, five ceived to form a network of highways W. F W HITE G. R. CLQWUY C. B- Iwmt * cast. years, Five coverages for one Publisher vice president of Yugoslavia, "What apart- . criss-crossing the1 nation for defense pur- Exec. Director BtistnessMgr. Aleksender Rankovlc, be- a strange call! The gentleman in the Even the most cynical will low (irlee. This is a parage and Editor A t'olicy similar to a homeown- poses, and for tourist and commercial tra- Adv. Director cause he had engaged in wire tnent below us would appreciate it if you'd put a credit Mrs. Kennedy with a little oil on your rocking chair " ers. If you arc a careful driver veling. Minnesota is well behind in contri- W. J. Cot.s ADOLPH BROTER A. J Kreitwuscn tapping. Today Ihe Commu- . desire to shield Caroline and your futt.n premiums will be buting to that objective. Managing Editor City Editor Circulation Mgr. less. THE WIZARD OF ID ' BY Parker and Hart One of the surprising things is that while L. S. BRONK F. H. Kwewm L, V. ALSTON What more could you ask Southern Minnesota few been Composing Supt. Press Supt. Engraving Supt. lor in auto insurance olua be- seriously neg- ing in a top grade stock com- lected, not much protest haa come either W ILLIAM H. ENGLISH GORDON HOLTS pany. front The Associated Press la entitled Philip Baumtrtn J exc| reaty boon started, ai)d the original eched- n - BJKffl, usiv«ly to the uie for repub- . Agency, Inc. uUnr cm't be changed much. § l'e«U«» of all the focal news About the IvafeTt Printed.in Ml Main St. - Phot* SM» «»t can\:j * done ii to speed \i\ vL»* .thia newapaiper a well 1P! » 1 up as a A ne dipaicbee.* (Where there's jplepty '^W-J^Wlott' Interstate program . ^S«ff7 " f' *a . ) ^ ' ~ ' of free parking ^îj^^-^^^MfliniK:^- %«atfB ' *«rtaKl> . '. would b« f Monday, November 28, 196« : V ' ¦ • : : ' ¦ ¦ ¦ " ¦ ' l$; > ' J. :|. ¦^ . ^ l • , ;, ' . swung inward and couldn't be opened against the crush. Some Minor Parking Lot Alarms brought 14 fire engine 2 Policemen neck and right arm. Neither curred in an alley where the ot. Hungarian Reds companies, plus ladder trucks, was in/serious condition. fleers were assigned to "sat* rescue squads, civilian defense Marble said the ahoottog oc- velDaDce."-:7 . . men, Red Cross phis 400 sailors Concessions On Site of Fire and Coast Guard mea from-Bos- Wounded in Open Conference ton bases. Some survivors got out BUDAPEST, Hungary UP) that split the world Communist through one aide of a double In Rhodesia — The ninth congress of the movement and hampered aid to Fatal to 493 door tugged open by an em- Milwaukee LONDON (AP) - Common- Hungarian Communist party North Viet Nam. It chargedthat BOSTON (AP> - The site is ploye. A few got out through MILWAUKEE W — Four Mil- wealth:Secretary Hwbert TBow- Mao ruthlessly replaced Com- now a parking lot. No marker is small windows in toilet rooms. waukee police officers and a den returned from Rhodesia opened today with only about 30 munist ideology with his own 59-year-old man exchanged a foreign delegations attending, a there tp teH the tragic story. Several got out through dressing 77 All Coal Users 7 today and said rebel Prime thought, raising a threat to room windows to an adjoining barrage of gunfire at close Minister Ian, Smith relatively, smalt audience for the world Communist movement But some visitors to Boston still range early Sunday. WE HAVE A FUEL LINE OF HIGH ORAM 4 had . made Soviet party chief Leonid I. Bre- roof. One group found safety in !some; -minor concessions" to- that must be overcome. want to see the place where the the club refrigerator. '.'¦• The result: Two officers ward , averting zhnev if he renews the call for a Cocoanut Grove fire claimed 493 a final split be- world Communist conference. Out of the deadly fire came wounded; the man had a hole tween Britain and the breaka- lives. to;his hat ' ¦' "' ¦v ' : It was assumed Brezhnev some useful changes. way colony. - . • . ; 7:/ would speak Tuesday. He and Norse Youth It was a wartime Saturday Detective inspector Kenneth ,: Bowden would night 24 years ago today when Doctoi-s learned much in tech- . not say wheth- Bulgarian party chief Todor niques of treating burns. Marple said the Negro pulled a •er his meeting with .Smith had Zhivkov are the highest ranking Throws Rocks at the fire blazed up at 17 Pied- gun and began shooting when brought ' agreement nearer; He foreign Communists attending. mont St. ^ Boston's bollding code came Officer Craig Hasting, 22, who 'went-at once to report to Prime Zhivkov first sounded the call U.S. Embassy The Cocoanut Grove night under sharp study . and became was in plain clothes,, stepped Minister Harold¦ Wilson and the for a world conference at the club near Boston's theater dis- one of the most stringent in the from an unmarked car to ques- ¦Cabinet ' * ; ' - '7 ' • ' 0§L0, Norway (AP) - A 20- trict was jammed with more : : , ' • . ¦ ¦;, 77 . • Bulgarian congress two weeks year-old student has been sen- wuhtjry,, . .; . 7 tion him because he looked sus- A SHE AND GRADE FOR EVERT PURPOSE: A Cabinet decision¦* that ago, and Brezhnev quickly en? ' than 1,000 persons, in a space picious, tenced to a 30-day suspended . It brought outward swinging 7 ©000Furnace Slta , for about 640. It was a noisy, • Conunandar Rang* • Pocahontas Smith's new proposals offer dorsed it. jail term and ordered to pay doors with panic bars. It hope of settlement would open fun-seeking crowd. brought more awareness of fire The man stood behind a post • Commander 6x3 • Patay $tok«r the way for Asked at a news conference $165 in damages for throwing ahd fifed while Hasting jump- renewed negotia- why only 30 foreign delegations rocks at tbe Amerifcan Embassy No one Is quite sore how the hazards;. w Commander Largs Lvmp • Commander Steksr tions with Rhodesia, whose all- ed behind his car. Officer Eu- have come, a spokesman said last August. fire started: Something started .' It produced rules limiting the '¦• Ruby Clew Stoker white government declared in- gene Bandt, who was in an- • Illinois 6x3 .. all European Communist par- The student said he had been a chain of fire streaking across number of persons in public dependence a year ago in an ' . other fear nearby came to his • Winter King Small Lump • Orient Stoker attempt ties and those, from Communist drinking beer with a friend be- the room through decorations. places. aid. They exchanged between to preserve the rule of countries elsewhere were invit- • Barwind Briquettes . -' • . Petroleum Coka the white fore they went to the embassy It took just 13 minutes more The investigation that fol- 15 and. 20 shots before two pa- minority. Otherwise, ed. All of them except China to end the lives of hundreds in a r Britain is pledged to ask the building. He said he had intend- lowed the disaster brought in- trolmen on foot in the inner • Petroleum Briquette* 7 - . \ and Albania accepted, he said. ed to hit the coat of arms near chamber seething with fire and dictment to to men. Only the and U.N. Security Council to. vote On core area came to their aid the eve of the congress the entrance with the rocks but lethal gases, owner • — Barnett Welansky, an also began firing. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR THB mandatory sanctions against opening Pravda, the Soviet ¦ ¦ COZY COMFORT OF.COAL HEAT broke two windows heinstead. • , ' Lights went out as the crowd attorney — ever went to ' prison. Smith's regime. Communist party paper, openly said has stumbling and grop- When the man's ammunition ^ The yoiil^ been panicked, Welansky was convicted of BAMBENEK IN HOSPITAL called on opposition elements deeply disturbed by the war in ing for exits. People jammed conspiring to violate the build- ran out he was subdued. He M. J, Bambenek, Winona di- inside the Chinese party to rise Viet Nam. both sides of a revolving door so ing laws and was sentenced to was not hurt, but one bullet Joswick Fuel & Oil rector of parks against Mao Tse-tung. ¦ it could not move either way. 12 to 15 years. He was ill with apparently went through his 901 E. Sth St. Phone 3389 and recreation, hat. entered St. Marys Hospital, Pravda said Mao adopted an A small amount of grated Others rushed to an exit on the cancer when he was released Where You Get More Heat At Lower Cost Rochester, Saturday for a med- ''erroneous course," deliberate- cheese makes an excellent ad- other side of the building and after serving 4 years, and died Hasting was struck in the ical checkup. ly hostile to the Soviet Union, dition to a iish souffle. piled up against the door. It Jan. 27, 1947, right thigh and Bandt in the-

SINCE 1862 JEWELERS s^/ la»/yj$^ I'K&

QJWJISL DJLL M L rohdmih*aw 9 t. IJm J*^ & J*—* U ffjdfwf -.\v wWm r nf lm rrW-rt?G&*? \ \ \ / >n /•-/ m • • • \\\ (AJf^ UXIXttJL e/lS ^ im^Wj Uj C WU ^ 7J Your Diamond Rings (f ^ JJ ||| ] HIM Cleaned Thisand /fll m\ al M^. aP * mW^. Checked ¦ DIAMOND¦ ^ ¦ M J B\ ¦ LViav SHOW¦ ¦ m a\ AT Wsk - MIS % ~ Sicoding,JonwAJioju Jhhonuj. h. the. f cntbiiLWash. ^^T 7>a^^ § §

is of ^ This showing made possible through the '^^¦*a £3 cooperation a [ y jSc IsgJ*** U S ^ P^Llvsl jvâ-ar^T îîss-a^^\t^- fe^^^^W ^^0gpKv ^ ^^^^ SSLS -Slew ' ¦W . 7 §§s^. -£*S»Â X^^ J^^SM^ famous.. - York Diamond Jewelry Designer and Manufocturer. This is an oppor- 7 ' .. ' . • "'T^ A5K$L ***^ ^S>*S»^ V§§§ ^ sssr W R|S"^ Pre-Holiday Diamond Show you will be able to choose from a , .^^y ^¦ ^ ^^^ '^^îstl w : selection of diamonds and diamond jewelry equaled only in the largest and finest jewelry stores in the country. We invite >r" /c^^^*^^ Nw^w ^*v%LN§8r i'^^^^sV ¦ especially appropriate with Christmas fast kT KSSSSNTJ/ J ' "ffljL 'r vou *° cQ™e '" / look a round, and ask questions. This is an unequaled opportunity, approaching. \f^^ î i^vS

¦ sS& w^W flvk? _f m -§ A nf * /_) _§ the ever tha the the the ^l fcy^S JF f % Af t kf popular spectacular enchanting^ distinguished brilliant >l /SSSS^ N§* lsJ9 IK.- b trafi l/t - L-ii Ur " wA f N$SN \U-ai JM ** f_AJk*y%Jr%JUlJL^aJUCJL a round Oval... ' Pear Emerald Marquise... ^V* fc$$§ +-r ~~~U~ * Shape Cut . . **"/ ^H VC* Tl ^ iitcci ^^

v ) ' ¦ "' ¦ ¦ " "¦ ' " ^^^ 1^ FROM I ¦¦¦ _ . ' ' _» • DIAMOND NECKLACES . .v... from |37.50 F *v>Nw aui -¦- Vr Daimona Engagement* Kings -», - . ,»«..,« ,.,. m«.. --..„- *-.--., _~-~ *. ¦ «., .«, . -,., vtHJ ^^vcvw w.HL an.i • DIAMOND WATCH BRACELE?TS from $55.00 £ Diamond Pins and CUps JA ^SSfc SsS/ iftS^S.. l Diamondu^m^ Wedaing and rGuardnL uRingsw. , -.„- _» * "v^^S> IT and - ^.\\. ^m -..-.-.-„-- . •* «i?l -/S ^« J-5i^ Diamondni - Dinnern _ Cocktail~ii ir >- • DIAMOND EARWNGS from r$37.50 f t uini,amonamnnri BraceletsRrflrew, a?*^ ^<S^X DiamondJ Men'1s Finger Ringsm - Watch Attachments :v **^ . KCo5 Tir lo met carat weights available, ^ Wifi V^ Diam°nd Neck,8Ce

for resetting your own diamonds J^'aM i^ Magn Ucent Dtsmond Cuts ,n * Dm ** f ^ : ' TV Diamond Earrings ' - f^^V J^N^'V " '"¦" !: ": Quantities are limited on these special priced diamonds... SO ACT NOW!=' ' -—> » i^^'V ^C^ ' ' JL?vC ^ ^ S

1 /H Jiff I \A , ^^'""j , *wjar JJfa»' K ^^ x^ ^ Special Savings on AH Diamond Engagement Rings This Week! l^k jj ^||f |lP i ^^^^^^ ^ 4L Our Annual Pre-Holiday Diamond Show Is Getting Bigger and Bigger Each Year! ¦ ^^ ^v J*^^^^^ . it'^r ^^^w ^ ' STORl HOURSi 9:00 TO 9:00 IXCIPf SATURDAY 9:00 5:00 ^ TO , VVV \S lJ ^V ^ ^ f ^^ft W IS X AjQj ^y lVxv i^^ YOUR CREDIT WELCOME ^ . . .: S^-A:C-E-D PAYMENTS I I L ^T^ ^^sl ^' *^^ ^ ^ {ji ^^ ^^^TJari^ t^ r#w M^S^^ ^^ .wf ia^5 q ^^^^\p« ¦ • : - .;; - OrviJIs Gooden/ Miss Edvvards sjc- . V"?-:*.- .-- - . . - .-•• • ,-':-- ;v 1.^: .: y - currently. employed by - TJern. Harmony Woman Elde^h Itod Manufacwrfng Co., Mmne- Sjfejla Haldei^cwl l^binson Ta BetcWie Bride ' ' ' ' ' ; Marks Birthday . ap0Us^:. ,.. , -/':- -'7:..;7 • ' .;/'•, .' . . ' 7- Exchange Vpws Of Robert Nolby * The .' 'imm W'^mm ' plact . HARMONY, Minn. (Spetfal) ' Dec. Ifr at FijlW'7 Methodist . Friends, and relatives -cele- ETTRICK^ Wis. XSpecial) %- Miss Katberiae Kay Edwards' Oiurch,/ Austih. — Eldean Ramona Robinson be- v brated Mrs. Lucy Roche's 91st engagement!: to Robert Bean :7. -7' '."^/;:.7.;;% 7;v.>^'' '77 7;;- ' ' 77 Winona Flower and Garden birthday with her at her home came tha bride of Orvflle 0 Nwby, ton oi Mr. and BIrs. Gooden Saturday at St Budg- FARM BUREAU WOMEN :7 : ûb 'iijetab*r8 wfij' *i)ce 'again in Harmony Wednesday; Laird Adams, Lanesboro, Mhin; ' of an et's ..Catholic Church. The cere- The ]fjm$ '. :a dâcriptton art Sin* was born Nov. 23/ 1875^ Is announced : by her rtothCT LEWIST'ON, Mimi, ^ Wi- aw*ropriat6 mony . united the daughter of i ¦. - ¦''Witom v Aa^îece to the at Plymouth Rock near Cres- Austin, nona County Bureau Misa StdJa Hald- Mr* aid Mrs. Bernard Robin- Mra. Ruth EdW¦ ante, wbmen'» «munitt««;wfll;Md Reasonv hen of co, Iowa, to Torrance-McCaba ¦' ' ¦' ' ¦ * -¦ " ¦¦ its presets this tha son and the son of Mr. and Mhin. 7 - ' annual Christmas tea it l;5o Jwtta i^ who lived to be 96 ami Mary Mrs. Leonard Gooden, Gales- -'¦ "program at the meeting at 7:30 Elizabeth Ryan McCabe, who : Miss Edwarca Is a (j^Shiate pm.'Sfttarday at <^-MarBo tei. p.m. Thursday at Lake Park ville. Mass was celebrated by of Austin Hgh School, employ- Crafts and home baked goods reached the age of 95. the Rev- James Ennis, and al- will be for $ale. We eveat' is r'''- 77 ; She was married at 18 to ed at Honnel Co., Austin. Her l,»%-' ' 7 tar boys were David and Dan- fiance, a graduate of Lanes-open to the public; 7 7 7 ;>,Holid|gr centerpieces* jbd. de- tiSBward. Roche/ who died in iel Wall, nephews ef the bride. corativa arraagemeots will be ' ¦ 1939 at age 71. Miss Suzanne Sheehy was' dr- ¦ ' j .: 1 1 ...... ; , , - ' ¦ - - . ¦ ' ' . . ' — brought by members for dis- 7. , ; . . , 7.. :. . ., , , , . . , jlay. ..prh^Twfll be She has four daughters, Mrs. garilst and Miss¦ ¦ Norma Hern ^warded Myrtle Whalen, Canton, Mrs. was :. voicalist ' / ¦ '.'.# Wm r^foiag the most "iotea hy: members. There Witt Roy Kurdelmeier, Harmony, The bride was attended by jriso be ah exchange of fifty Mrs. «enry Lofy and Mrs. Al- her sister-in-law, Mrs. .. Loyal ,xent gifts among mtiiibers. lyne Byers, Oakland; Calif.; Robinson, Beloit, as matron of four sons, Edwin, Westwood Mrs7 Louis Waither is in honor; her sister, Mrs. Robert 57' Wlflage, Calif.; Dr; Lyle, den- Wall, an*'her.- cousin, Carole charge af refreshment* and will tist - -at Temple City, Calif., Del- fi i^ Robinson, Trempealeau, were be assisted by tha Mmes. A. bert,; teacher at El Cajon, F. Bowman, Elmer Evanson, bridesmaids. Leslie Robinson Calif. and .'Geraldr Austin; 13 and Debbie Wall, nieces of the tJames Foster, Clifford Murray, grandchildren; 27 great-grand- J David Tschabold and Miss bride, were-flower giris, -and 'Francis Dickerson. grahdchildren; three Bisters*, Todd,.Alens, Mindoro, nephew Mrs. William O'Brien, Roches- . ? ' , Thirty - one members and of the bridegroom, carried. the ; - ENCHORDS :7i ..7-A-'"iqiia^7i&^ ' ' «e77!'the quartet are, from left, the Mmes. Elmer ter,' Mrs. ; John- Gossman, De- rjrigs, 77. ..:; ,77 ' guests made the Nov. 19 char- Sweet Adelines, the "Enchoids" ;wilj parti- Carney, Kornaa Haas, ; John : Karsten and saC.ij3w8^BK!^ ' to St corah, Iowa, and Mrs. Teressa / ^ aBa ^^^^^ !aiBEgp38tyrI^ " ^tered hus trip Paul The bride's- floor-length gown cipate in the Dee. 3 Annual Barbershop Show William TWiecfa. (Daily7- News Photo) ^^B Gaol,. Vancouver, Wash., and of white satin was fashioned , Como Park Conservatory Mum at Winpria Senior High School. Membera pf ¦ r ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦- ' ¦ ¦ ¦: ' ¦ - one brother, Gene, Burr Oak, with three - quarter length ¦'- .. • '. .' - . ' ' '?' . ' ' 7" . . ' •- . - . ' . ,-: show and «st annual Minnea- Iowa. - - • ,. :¦- 7.-;- , . - 7 ' "polis Mum show at Southdale sleeves, a rounded- neckline, All her children come home alaska; Richard Teska, Gales- garden straight skirt With a flat bow WMMMMS ,• ': ' ' : Center. Twin City area Ehva^Sirum Roll '^^^^^^ aâ'aâ'aâ'a^H' clubs had exhibits pit display every year to visit her. Mrs. in the front, and a floor-length ville; the Misses Karen Hodeh- Hd\y Trinity 7at-Com» Part;... '¦ 7* Kurdelmeier who furnished the shoulder train. Ber bouffant veil berg, Anna Marie Salzwedei, ELEVA-STRUM, Wis. (Spe- birthday cake ahd Gerald were was held by a crown of pearls Carole SteJlflue, Maureen Peter- Ladies Aid cial) r-- Students attaining fcmcjj-i " ' ' ' among her birthday guests. son and Shirley Severson. , the - . and crystals and she carried a ; A honor roil at Eleva-Strum s, Circle 7 J of St. Martin's Lu- Mrs. Roche crochets, reads, witte . orchid with baby yellow Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Harsh- Hears fepbrts " at 8 Minn Central Area Schools during the theran Church Witt meet helps with the dishes, dusts; roses on .a white;prayer book. barger, French Creek, served ROLLINGSTONE^ - lp.rii. Tuesday at -the home, of ' Holy Trinity parish members of first nine weeks of school were and' otherwise busies herself Her bouquet for the Blessed as hosts assisted by Mrs. Ern- ihe following in grades 7 vMrs. Harris Anderson, 4630 7th around the house. Mrs. Kur- Virgin was of -yellow and white est Sandman, Holmen nnd the the Ladies Aid heard reports by (5«6dyieW;, ' : '7 Miss Angela Rivers and Mrs. through 12: Erik Hagen, Stev- ^•; delmeier and a hired woman chrysanthemums. Mmes.: Thoma Stellflue and en Nelson, Sandra Ness j Chris- :' " 'stky^Wli iter so"ShewilThot be v ' ' Gary Bishop and Miss Charlotte Richard Reiland at the Nov. 21 Pî^ GRA?!^CLiJB 7this 'attendants Wdre floor- meeting : in the Village ScbopL tine Olson, Sandra Sell, Jerry Wenonah Rebekah Lodge 7 alone in her home.. She walks- length gowns of silk crepe "in Cantlon. Also assisting were Anderson, Pat Call, Of course she**i glad — she^s 90! A VIKING « three or four blocks a day the Mmes. Donald Bishop, Miss Rivers reported xm the Bonnie SiPast Noble Grands Club Will gold, apricot and green fashion- Mankato OAfon. convention Christiansen,' Darlene Coch- AUTOMATIC FREE-ARM sewing imachtoe. when the weather is good and , Erick Remus, Leonard Thomp- . • |ineet at the home of Mrs. B. ed with longrsleeyed cut-away " meeting of the Winona Council rane, Candyce Edison, Kay Sft. Wandsnider 508 Johnson St. attends Mass at the Church of jackets, high rising in front, son, Keith Gonyier, Holmen, Skoug, David Gunderson, Vic- , the Nativity, Harmony, winter and Arthur Buhnestrand. of Catholic: Women sand Mrs. Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Her- and¦ at the backTextending in- Reiland on "the WinonaDeanery kie Lou Johnson, Virginia Knudt- gbert Nichols will be: hostess. and summer. to jloor-length trains. All the Mother of. the bride wore a meeting; A list of it >ms given , son, Mark Nymd, Gwen Hatch- WINONA SEWING HOSPITAL AUXILIARY gowns were .two-toned, 7 the t u r q u o i s e. knit costume, by the diocese to foreign relief er, Peggy Huskelhus, Beverly GREEN THUMB darker shade forming the jack- Groom's mother was attired in (Special) Was read by Mrs: Ralph Her? Monson and Johanna Norhein, LEWISTON, Minn. (Special) LAKE CITY, Minn. f et and train.. Their matching a . black - dress with turquoise HojfitilAuxUia ^: wiU meet- ber.7'7- ¦ — Green Thumb Club will hold ^. flower headdresses held sh6rt and black jacket. 7: The Rev Raymond Redder When yoii are removing a but- Its gourmet dinner and Christ- ak\87p.m . tonight in the hos- veils. The flpwer girls wejre ¦ ter-type cake from the pan, al- 551 HOff St. Phone 934g pital cafeteria. Election of offi- ' Following a- short Twedding spoke on ecumenism, Christian mas party at 6:30 p.m. Friday dressed ;, like the bride, with trip, the couple will reside in unity ahd the liturgical renew- ways ioosen the sides with a at the home of Mrs.- Delia Law- cers will be heldr"iY spatula before turning out. short veils falling from flower a home, they have purchased at al of the church. De presented >^^^ MMI'âaMBHara«iaMMaBaj H«HaaaHMHi aBaJ^^ rence. There will be an ex- PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN/ head pieces. All the attendants the west end of Galesville. a travelogue oh the Latin Amer- ¦¦ ¦ : ¦ : - . .' ¦ ' " " .:' . '¦ .. - - 7 ;- ' ' ' - . change of gifts, - carried yellow and white chrys- .*- .. -7 - ' . - .. . ; . ' , The bridegroom is employed by ican Apostolate in the mission ff -———— ; i i I . M . LEWISTON, Minn. (Special) ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ :¦ '¦ '¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦' :¦ ' ¦ anthemums. work of Colombia, Ecuador and .7 - . . • ' '. .7 -7 : - . ' . .:: ., - . : -v . - . . . .' . . '' •' . "- . ' . '" .' ' • .' .' ' • ' ' " ¦ ' _ .. '' JJ . «: " Atfvertlwnant ' the Trempealeau. County High> * 1 ' — Presbyterian Women s As- 11 ^''V " '' I 1 sodatioh will meet in the Serving the bridegroom were .way Department The bride For- Guatemala. 7 .^.jiill ' j ' ' elected year church rooms at & p/ro.' tonight. his brother, Ray Goodeh, best merly was employed at the 'Officers ; for the* man,* 'Loyal Robinson, brother Galesville Indus'fi'ies, Inc. [ ¦ ' ' - . include the Mmes. Harold Hen- iWOMENPASfll ' ¦ ' ' gel FLOWEH SOCIETY 7 7 of the bride.7and Larry Alens; :'-7'7.\ - • ,.;'•• . 7 •¦'" : - . v ' . - • , president; John Nett; vice iwmi BUDBikinnATiwi LEWISTON, Minn. (Special) president; Clarence Scherbring, g Al tor 31. commsnSMaar at Bl»dd«r 3r- Mindoro, brother-in-law of the WESTFIELD WOMEN ' £ JlUtJott*attesttwtea ai Bur vraen u Lewiston Flower Socie^r will 'dcretary; and Raymond; Mul- : fy Jnea and may matajantaawmnd s arYcua — groom. . iTsheris were Robfert ii Irom -too frequent, boralnc or ltebing meet for its Christmas dinner Wall, the bride' brother-in-law, Westfield 7 Women will hot len, treasurer. Officers seiteid g lirlutloii both day urt altht. Beeondar- s . - ' H ily, youmay Ion alMp ana «ott«r. Irom party at the home, of Mrs. Mar- and Dennis Gonyier, Holmen,! meet ; Thuciday for Bridge. lunch: HeadBcbM, BacUcbMaaa te*ifi__l___t___, f or K^ dapresaad. In aiwi lmtaUon. CYSTKX vln Sackreiterv rural Lewis* wwsia. of 4he .bridegroom. * tegj ikir meeting date the TEST AT CALEDONIA jata»altrtoln«» *a«t, raa«xlm comfort by ton at 6 p.m. Thursday. Mem* ¦¦ '' j held, group is the second Thursday of '¦ '¦ '¦ ' _ curbing lnlUtlBf larau In atronf, add '%. i^ption7 yfisii i : in the CALEDONIA, Minn., — John J? fcrtna and by aoaliaatcnai o r*ll«tr *v*>wMi i mW> *» -!_2_iM,*Wi***m^ tb^^Jgifests.''Âssisting were* CKtCLE TpQfrLUCK- ; students may register now to |at WILLIAMS ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ 1theH#5;'J06eP1 h-SteHnue,R9y- Circle M, St Martha's. Luth- take the . National Merit Schol- mend. \Enc&u* Vinceirt Peter- eran Church members will arship qualifying testJFeb.. 25. son, ij SJieldbh G^ Frahcis Meet at: fcijo p.m. Tuesday for Only those students: who ex- ¦ Patten Syverson ; - ' ¦ , Albfit ^ , Jack ;a'7Îuqk;.-5Upper at .the home pect to complete high school Cantlon, Albert/Gunderson, fVi- of'. '.-Mrs iett" :' Hadiey 2"Tl E. and enter college in 1968 may || ^tSm^ " s m : ; ' Jtiiitiiiu at e^*âare*-**a**^rtê^+M*&\ia**ali*aMW : las Crogan;- Da-vis Holthaus, On- Wabasha^t. 7 7 '7 participate;: .- -iv -. - . . • '¦< "I JI ||. J l|itiy).tMt W»JI»ni WM#l|l| IWil|l ljJ|ll J IJIl lllfcl ftllihM ' ^ J W*^*^

COMEJQNE, GOME ALLTO ^^îam i shakers (y ^ ^ ^ HERE FROM HONG KONG (OR HOME ^y TERRITORY) FOR HOLIDAY GIVING A DRAMATlCALUrBANOEDPUUOVER. Seafoam- SPURCEON S navy-oliva. Seafoam«tQmato-oi|ye. 36/40. ¦ 18.00 H '- 'l-a ^BBB P'iat m%7^Mfc^-.»i,lfc^'SBy JMkaV' .v f B. »OOL FUNNEL BACK ZIPPED PANTS. Lined for good lit In oliye or navy. 10-16. 12.00 C. BORDER DESIGN SHAWR PMÔVER. White- ' i FAMILY olive red. Seafoam-navy.broii¦ ze;36 40 18.00 * : ¦ ' ' •¦ ' : ' . . ' • ' .. : " ' . 7- .;. .7, -7- '" 67- '7; . . . 7 - , 7'. • . D. WOOL FUNNEL A-UWE 3KIWP with Taml's ¦ fine tailoring. In olive or. navy, iftl fe. 1L00 ' • 'I ¦ " ' : ¦ ¦¦ v - I ' : - ' 77 V • ¦ ¦ '¦¦ ' ' " _' . ' ¦ " ' . 7. : 7'7 ' -7 77 7. '' 7 . . , . . 7' - E. EXQUISITE PETIT, POINT DESIGN I . \JJ aV to oh in olive ' ' ''¦ ' ' • - on white, *liyhite ¦ • or pa\^ pullover..3640 18.00 7, . . NIGHT! ., ' FUN<" mt^^ Tuesday, November 29th from 5 to 9 p.m. ^ ¦ &- Mlaa.JI —aMi!—m\s JV J*. :. .,,-* , m • _. ___ . - - C^___ \_ ^_ ^^_ \\W— Wm»—'^ WmW—mL'-—m ^'A^'^B ^ Y^lagaB*aaa " a«BlS»* * card5 ^ _W_ Wm^mWaaaa^^^^MWk^W^^^^W^y zâ\m^^mâmfi J nSl 8 w ' I r ve 8specif ^ oU ^ I S 7 I «e b» peoê ^Tv-^visa «» \ ^ ,

I 1W fcnV I P^« ve,v., {or6oU^ I ¦J 1 v«« ^ \ IV M ft I %**<•Dtfaiber ,?DA««rr£SMifl-^ * \I Qenamsa Oaat I \ I OW , Q ¦t ' ¦ ' I ¦¦dH•*'>•*^ os*«'i'«11 1 Sa*f . DHoner ? 1 O SkaaV. 7 \ ' i 1 : - - fa iia , .^. n With »'*''• ' 1 - - \ mimmig ** " - D^Wjft.j , . \ :

¦ ¦ ('¦ ¦ ¦¦ I 1 aOvrWlA i ¦ 1 ,; ; • •• f JGtsmAi *** * , 0 ¦ l -: ' vi' acwfi*<« DTo Both oi hmt* ",. i.;i I 1 DO ***' OUocn ^ * i ' v UH»*a Qjtfrt»ih» Olhdtv ¦ ' ' /¦T- v ., « ' ¦ t " • ' ' . " \ s ^^W i r ; .,7 ',: f taJAtaaaa Y4';?'f ~^VaâV^~ââââââââââââBU ' ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦'¦ ^ • ; r - ;: ¦ ti' Hmm *-: < ' £*?** .. DRowiy V ^ aSaSaWft*" : . ' Vt'7 i '3V ">wV :- . '. - ' DN,m ; M W^M AMS I. ¦ I |00lt IN STITIONERY ¦7I ¦ ' • ¦ :^;14*M,,V ;*»;^^*#? ' . '. " " - ¦li : " • '' '• ; i >i-w -—r~~ZS\ . ^#f mm ^^; ' • v M*W "^ _ _^_^¦ l ' _f '.¥mmmWr" '% Aw OUR ' ¦;. __ ^meae-mma0emm~ *^m—w~m' " ^ mm——w LDIEN GIFT ______J2L ^ WRAP I fciS^L ¦ "• ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ OI IIII „ II 1 p 1 „ ' .11 1 ,ii , iii • ' 'IT , . / Si_xj' f a-z r;-i-:^ 'S- t ' . . ^ • . . .Ta ., ' . .: 7 _'"^* . - . 77r??^ . 7 I T^ , ' T?1.F . ^ N ' -

• " ' - ' |- ' ¦ T iiiifaliliiili'i^ ri 11 ' " '* » 11 nt'" i -jc ii 1 ' ' ' t * ¦!., . -i.:. ' wetlandtor pay to th*main Irt Madrid gripes of the-general practiuon- Complaintsby hos- Laird Predicts Rockefelleri Heir ers — GPs. days before the Kayenaber elec- acraas-theboard raise ia bene* Socialized ' ¦' ¦ ' pital staffs are more serious tions. - 77 - - ;/ . " • • • ' fitf,n he said. "But the east of Fgrme r .,/ althoughthey too grumbleabout '' Uving from 1968 to the start of overworkand underpay. The ' President's aanoance- 'Seeing a lof of Improvemenls in Laird said the new Congressnext January Hospitaldoctors say the hos- ment, , was a prims iê increased about |4 Medicine demonstration of the need ior wiB ¦ . '¦ ,. 'T'. Atfend World GbnferenGe pitals are managed by ama- taking Social Security out of fu- P^PC^Bt, - ' teurs; that there are far too few Social Security : "Any personwho is now re- Dr. and Mrs. Blaine McLaughlin, Grand Forks, Percy s Daughter ture politics, "a goal we in the tired and is living on Social : hospitalsto care for a nation of WASHINGTONIB — Improve- minority parry are dedicated to !M)., son and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. :-D. .-B; 54 million and thatJ he 73,079 7 Security pensiona froini the fed- McLaughlin, Winona, recently visited ? Under lire ments in the Social Security achieving in the next Congress." eral government doesnt need Europe. ' •:7 : NHS hospitals are, la the main, 77 By . tC^;NEVEN7. institutions, inadequate- program by the new Congress "Prospects for early enact* these statistics to show that Ws Dr. McLaughlin is head of the psychiatry* depart- ancient ment of truly significant Im- 7;WH»ioW (AP) -h Britain's ly staffed and lacking modern Which gets under way Jan, 10 or her monthly check is Inade- ment at the University ol North Dakota; Grand Forki. provementsin the Social Securi- quate. socialized medical system near- equipment and facilities. were predicted today by Rep. " In a letter to the parents here, Mrs. McLaughlin ty program have never been Johnson's Meftfa R. Laird, »-Wis. 7 Laird said that jpr ^ loia of DUS rides and bull ing the point of collapse? 77 interns say they work an av- better,' he said in a statement. posal, as outlined before the lights. there — wa were one of the Many doctors say it is. Health erage of 109 hours a week for 7 Republicans with their hv Since 1958, he said, there has elections, would not take effect lucky ones. Minister Kenneth Robinson re- less than $200 month. Creased strengthTinthe House, only been one scross>the-boarduntil January 1988. "After leaving Madrid * increase in benefits for those - :¦ ¦¦ ¦ : " '7 . " "NOW AS to our trip. We on jectsthe idea but concedes that The time has come to call a %t said, would attempt to mod- . 7* - left the States on 12th, we went to Majorca which under Social Security. Aug. 31 much is wrong with the Nation- halt, said the internsin ^recent ernize Social Security payments Store bottles of wine on thefr and landed in Lisbon, Por- is absolutely beautiful. . . . policy statement issued through ''That Increase wai in 1985 sides so that the corks are "We left Majorea on the 16th al Health Service after 18 years , and .other government benefit tugal, Stjpt. 1. We were John "77 77 ; 'Sh«roi;-7-7 the Hospital Doctors' Association and amounted to a- 7 percent kept moist. for Zurich where we spent a in operation. programs, suchan "veteranspen- thert Tfroin the 1st until the (AP) - Jotoi to which most belong..: They " .'"'7 day and a half. Then wa took : WASHINGTON Vet he asserted in a recent unless sions. * tth when we took a fourteen, warned Robinson that " Laird, chairman of the House a train to Rome whera we met D. Rockefeller IV was quoted Interview: urgent Steps are takento amst hour hus ride to Madrid. Saw Michael (psychiatrist "All in all, believe Republican Conference, is prc- Iota of country that way. G r a a a i Saturday as saying he has been a rapidly deteriora te; sitoa- ¦:C : ' from Philadelphia who resides there are few, if any, other porihg that Sodsfl Sewiirity ad* 7 ^¦ V '&^ ' "Lisbon is seeing "a good «ieal"of Sharon tion, the hospital sennce will on the river and lh Rome), and had a wonderful countries in the world where the ¦ l vances in the future be based on is certain^ a beautiful city. Percy, daughter of Republican collapse." • - increases in the cost of living. week, with him. He showed us H. ordinary man In the street gets Mrs. Clifford Seabern Went to a bull fight in Lisbon all around Rome and even Sen. êrt Ouirlea Per^ ; better hospital care and treat- BepabUcam, he said, w«M '.7':7' - '$» . Malii'S>-^VWn«na'7 ':' which we enjoyed — which ia took us to Naples for a day Illinois. 7: : more than I can say ment And all, the time the support an immediate boost of for the where we saw the ruins ot Tie WashingtonPost reported i percent In benefiti to bull fight we i standards are rising.'' ,. '.; about saw in Madrid. In Pompeii » '¦ •. .¦•. - - . 7. ; that in a telephonecall to Rock- bring pensioners up to the 1958 WlBW Portugal, they do not HD, the 7«We Rep. Boggs to left Rome' after- 6 days efeller's home in Charleston, W. The object of Impassioned level of purchasing power. bull and the horsemanship is and then on to Florence which controversy when created by a Laird' plan would provide s ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ¦ ' - ¦ heThad ¦ ' ¦ '¦¦ - Friday night he said ¦ ¦ : . ¦: . , PORTABLE¦ . TV. - Vs . . magnificent. In Spain they are I thought was one of the taost Laborite government in 1948 to that if the cost of living in one , a ^ barbaric and I just couldn't beautiful amall cities I had ever "just returned after pending provide free medical care for Ask increase quarterof the year increases at 7 Our Grand Opening Grand Prix* watch them '•— it Was just a seen. The scenery reminded lew days with my family." all from cradle to . grave, the an annual rate of S percent or bloody spectacle ' far as I ¦ as both of its so much' ot Wi- Asked whether he ind Mist NHS has remained controver- more; Social Security checks in Our thanks to Ml who helped make j w&a concerned and I would nona." sial ever since. tbe following quarter would au- our "Grand Opening a big success. never go to a Spanish bull fight Perpy had plans for marriage, Rockefeller said, "I have seen a Yet the nation's three main In IncomeTaxes tomatically be increased by a again. Cookie dough designed for a similar amount. cookiepress can be rolled out good deal of her but we have not political parties support it and WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep., ' made any announcement." the very idea of going back to .','He said that President John- "MADRID WAS tho place and cut if a little extra flour Hale Boggs, the third-rankingson is committed to propose an where^ the fourth Worid Psy, is added. The rolled cookies Rockefeller, 28, was elected pre-NHS medical practice is Democratic leader in the House GAIL'S APPLIANCE unthinkable to the across-the-board 10 percent in- ' ¦ ;¦ chiatric Congress was held' and nbn't be so rich as the pressed as a Democrat this month to the over- predicts President Johnson will crease in benefits after his an- . 215 East 3rd St. y.^ : what a hectic time that was. ones but you can cut them into West Virginia House of Dele- whelming majority of Britons. ask the new Congress for a $10- nouncement to that effect a lew gates. He is a nephew of Gov. Six-thousand psychiatrists at-, attractive shapes and add in- Nevertheless, friend and critic bOiion to $15-billion increase in Nelson A. Rockefeller of New the income tax. v.7 . tended and they only had hotel teresting garnishes — nuts, -elect alike agree something drastic is rooms for ,000. Fortun- frosting and chocolate shot, Yoffk and Gov. Winthrop But the Louisianansays 1 about 4 . . Rockefellerof Arkansas, both needed. But what is needed John' ately we had a very nice room glazed cherries/ Republicans. most, hurts most — more monson "hasn't toldme so." 7 ey and lots of it. Boggs, back from talks with Tbe young Rockefeller served The service costs the nation a Johnson in Texas last week, in the Peace Corps and with the Staggering $4.2 billion a year. It said Sunday on the CBS radio- State Department before going fs es&tted that another $1.5 television program "Face the to Charlestonto work in the Ap- billion Is needed to set things Nation" that projected expendi- palachian youth program of the right. And that's not peanuts for tures of $125 billion will bring ^ ¦ ¦ war on poverty. ' ^^^^ ^*mmm ^m ^m ^m ^m ^m ^m ^mmm.' ^^- . ' ^^^ a country that has been bounc- "a deficit of a considerable MissPercyhas visitedRocke- ing for years from one economic magnitude" over revenues feller in Charleston at least crisis to another pegged at between $115 billion She , especially twice, sources there said. sines the money has to come and $118 billion. 7 , stayed at the home of W. E. from the pocket of John Chilton HI, publisher of the Q. Cit- Boggs added: "I waaU think Charleston Gazette. that both parties, having com- The healthservice is financed mitted themselves to fiscal re- GIVE HER mainly by taxation, although sponsibility, will face up to such each employed personmust an issue. I just don't believe l Samsonite contribute the equivalent of ss that we would want a deficit o Folding Tables and Spurgeon' Qualify of that proportion, particularly V'.™^ Chairs s Own Famous Air Canada cents a week toward it. All must mmmmmmu QiH prk Q contribute whether enrolled in where tha deficit is called for as m The Big with the little tag the health scheme or not. An a result of national defense Planes Back estimated 97 per cent of the commitment*.*' population is enrolled. Only 3 Dr. Walter W. HeDer, former per cent prefer to pay the full chairman of the President's fees of honstate medicine. Council of Economic Advisers - ^ lH Choose from these Great ' ; v ' ^0 i T ^Pb . 77NYLONS--7 - -7-7v -^^^Bfi g V • ' . '7 -> 777 7'l' On Job Again Some 23,000 doctors work under under John F. Kennedy and M M^ ^ NHS; only 600 have elected to Johnson, again urged a 5 per ^^^^^___ ^^f Gifts from Samsonite, . MONTREAL (AP) - With stay outside it. :7-: cent; across-the-board income ^ tmmm ^^^S-l-mH-m^yim*^membersmmmm of the machinists' un- ;,.^^^K^K: £j3B^BIBl' » The public grumbles about tax boost as a device to slow the MHBHHBHft makers of the world's ne^B^BB^^^^^^^^^^îon back on the job, Air Canada long waits in their doctor's wait- economy. aî-ae^HDM^^L* started flying again today. " fli^kH4^^LB^^^.î'î'aB^ ¦ The ing room under tho health sys- . Iwa^^HB^Jk- 9 at--awa^HUH^^^^^^HTÂkW ^^^^^^^' B .finest f oldingand f urniture. mB_ ^_ î#a^^mÂ ^^mm]m^mm ^^mmm ^mm\m.zImamm.^^SmmWm ^m ^m ^m ^mmairline had been grounded since On the NBC program "Meet lf _ v ^•^^^^^^^^_^_^_^_ B^^^k -^b^B^^^Ma'a^^^^^^^'aaa^l^^^^^^ K^^^^^^^^ Wn ^^^^^^^^ l tem and hog waits for a hospi- \X WK ^^-4' ^\ ' Tm ^mMm§ ^^m ^m ^m^mJ ^m ^mtmm\!im\ the Press, Heller said Sunday a'SB^^^^^^^^Bafe' ^ '^^^^HI ^.*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B ' ' 5,200 machinists went on strike tal bed.. But doctors contend too " beautiful 4 a tax increase shouldbe coupled So useful - ^^^^^^ I^H^bV afli^^^ l^^^^^^^^ H^'aâ'aâ'aâ'BaV'^^BL^^Sf^ft*V^^^^^^^^^^^H- ' Nov. 14. fault lies mainly with the Brit- ÎnQ-^n The first regularly scheduled ish people::many with an easing of interest rates. of the patients He said this would not bring on : ¦ flight in Canada left Montreal at crowding the waiting rooms : : S' : ' ^: ' - they rnay never fold it away. dai- a recession. ' '\ • 8:30 a.m. with 19 passengersfor ly are hypochrondracs, elderly Quebec City. people who just want somebody Heller, now a University of ^W^'^B^B - The machinists' new contract Minnesota economics professor, '7^^^^^^^ B^K " ' m^^Bi^B^^^^ BBaaâ'aâ'aâW, J^MaJaâf J to talk to, or people usinga visit . . ^^^^^^ BE>lwk ^mm r ^^^^^^^^^ mmmW^^^BBPikil l^fliwaB ^ ^^^B'- increases their wages 20 par to the doctor as an excuse for based his tar increase advocacy ¦ a furniture. ? ? cent in the next 25 months and few hours off work. on a $20-billion increase ht gov- V^^^^^^ ¥ ^^^_ r \__*tWm^^ /Awmm ÂmmWm-m\. ^^* H3^vQIH J^RjLm. ^^t^^Madds another seven per cent in ernment spending. 4 to 7 5 per mg^^• ^m^mmByHBH^m^^^^f-imWsmmS îT^•s'mm&JP^â^. -•'AWm A*TtMm^m fringe benefits. The top pay Bnt the major complaints cent boost in plant spending and rate for mechanics will go up 80 against NHS come from the an increase in war costs of $10 cents to $3.97 an hour. medical profession, itself. Over. billion to $12 billion.

I with every three pair jj ^^^^^^ B^^^B laaa^^^^m ^v*\.ll ^^M——m\^m^m^^^K¥B^Âam Â ^BA^^^^mmmWKK^f^^^^ eaa\ purchased Am M ^ mmBmmmwS^_ ^_ llll now available from Hal Leonard H H mm BF^ We will HI Music in Winona |g ml gladly exchange ^^^^^^^^^H^HH^^^BMH IK? a\W& II wrong hose ^^^^^^HB ^^H ra ¦Rafter Christma s.^^^^^^^H^^HI m a complete tine of Stereo m Mfgh Fidelity Equipment M H ^ II ^ V» 1 1 ^ Now! Just In time for Christmas, gift giving! Fine quality nylons madeNfor us by one of tha leading hosie ry mills. The only difference is that we sell at . u y much lower prices than national brands. Sava nowf i SAMSONIfFS-WOdDUND" Tha newest thing in Samsonite, with tha look of nature. It looks ( natural, but It's vtayL * Acti on Stretch Seamless for Perfect Fit Comfortable. Practical Smart. very favorite of *| These are the >^% H Garrard B Toble $13.95 Chair. $1.93 hundreds and hundreds of Î |7 PR# Son/ women. The ladles on your list will like them, tool 3 pr. Boxed, 3.40 H logon Arapex I

^ -_-_-^_ a_l__ rmlB¥MM¥K¥W¥¥Mmm\ - ni "* ^ iMIoo Film or Plain Seamiest Q Ac Mi. mmmmmmmmmmX A\ SAMSONiTTS"KINO A good fitting quality hose with built in O VPR. W\ ^^^^^^^^^^^ / M ¦ TABU AND 4-CHAIR SIT stops in both welt and toes. See 3 pr. B • • • value. Large table run ^k _^^mm_\\\\\\\\\\\\\\__^^^^^^^^^^^^^^W 'C new colors m this money saving style. Boxed, 2.55 mm_ \_\\^^^^__T_ ^_m^_ ^_ ^_ ^n_ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\w^m **& **vea you mora playing _ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^ mm^^^^mn m[t^_ ^_ ^_ ^M_^ ^_Reg. ' $38.71 Shoer Seamless Stretch Hose AQC H Electro-Voice H mT ^^-m Wmi aâ'alâ'al^Hl Va^#^^ They feel so luxurious, they look so j W j rPR, rich I They'll make bar feel beautiful 3 pr. , H Wharfdald Sherwood ¦ day and evening. Shades for Boxed. 2.85 B Jensen , Hedro-Yolce H Famous "Canfreee" Seamless QQc H Ampex Bogen H Soft-finish nylon beauties that fit the \w j r\PR, leg as If made for it! Cantrece Is to 3 pr. ' to hosiery! ¦ SAMSowms"MONARCH- _ ^_J_ ^_W^_w__ ^_m^_W_ nylon what nylon is Boxed, 2.85 ®M If you don s' know ¦ "woofer* from • *1hwttta"r talk fo ©or H| 5-PIKI UT VV ^^^^^ H l Hfl sound spodsllshl BH Save $11^0 on this practical, sturdy set Money Saver Budget Seamiest; C with chlp-reslstant tubular sted lags Mfl¦ lJM ^^^^^ BZ? y| Q and ¦ e^^^H T^>an^^^0^ hosiery for the moneyl Sheer, "§ rpR, easy caro vinyl surface. , No better 3 ' mmmm I ^mm ^f wel l made. Pretty shades. Proportioned 3 pr. ' H Hal lônaraMwUe lw., H Btt.Ul.n ; K-mWmaWs l p*** i lengths for best tit Boxed, 1.39 OPIN TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 P.M. H Wfinona, Mfnneiofa Phone 8-2921 B HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT . , 7 ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • ' ' ¦¦ : ¦ ' ¦¦ ' ' • -¦¦¦— ¦¦ ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦-¦ . '¦'mmmm~mmmmmm_mmmmm—m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m^^âam^——m—— ^^^~^^^^^^^^^^^^B- — -' -—- - -.—¦' --:- '--.- -—: - ¦'¦ *¦ v - .. cans sad M Isr cent of Inde- hsi served ia tha legislatureend of s tM2 Uncap. sought, lie added. < , pendents. . «ioc*>lM7. . , „. At a news conference follow- The senator said liberals Gallup Poll Niion, cbokfof M percent of Liberals Pick gen. Karl Ortttner, 44, St; ing the precessioncaucuses at would adhere to the long-time -Caroline Kennedy Republietos fo ths psfl last ISsul, was elected ininorily lead* (he Lowry hotelSaturday, Gritf- position of the pemocraifc- year, was selectedthis month Sen. ner and etna; said there J"msy by ai per cent rf the Repubil- erto theSehaiitosoccsed Fanner-Labor Party in oppos- Englandto SeeHas 9th Birthday Paid Thoft, Sooth ft. Paid, who well be ar need for new or in- caoa and 8 per centflf~ thsinde- creased taxes to finance shite, ing a state sales tax if Conserva- Says Romney pendeots. Rep. Fred Cina, was defeated in the Nov. 8 elec- NEWPORT.R I. (AP) -r. Car- ¦ tion; Grittoer hid DeesThuet sservicesl 5n the wmlng hien- tives try to pass such a law. ollnaâwmammF Kemmfajamma^Mnsdvm~W^m . . celebrsted—a—âaa~fm~mvffV|a her—^m^m nium. Oberammergau ninth birthdaySunday with a sssSstsntis tbe last few ses> Rep, Richard O'Dea, Bfahte. smsH taafly party. Johnson Working •ions. if eeeaasaief aflstiesihuge* medi, wss nominated as the Tops in Race Sen. Gritfner rev Liberal candidate for Speaker Earlier she had sttended (AP) lea. Mcaaj Ui Cetesua, It. ershsd increased stste tax Ifssa at SL Mary's church with PRWCETON,N j. (AP) - A On Reports Today ST. PAUL .- liberals Psul, was elected assistant enuee,GriUn ersaid , then « has of the House, s token honor tei lay her snother,I jrfc John F. Ken- Gallup poQ says Michigan's AVST1M, Tex. ^ will nedy, the preshitnt's widow, to work add a St. Paul Junior high bsr- Liberal delegation in fhe said, the 1967 Legislature , get a chanceto sea an English-ahd Mrs. Kennedy's mother, passed' former Vice President day on correspondenceand re- adiool principal to head their Senate. should provide more services to the speakership when the leg- Richard M. Nixon as tbe top ports convenes Jan. 3. languageversion of the famed Mrs. Hugh D. Aoddncloss. . mlnoritieain tbe 1967 Minoetota Hep. B. F. (Pst> DoBoii, Sauk for the public end far better pay islature , Mrs, Kennedy and her 4hiL choice for Republican presides He obviously is pleased with re-elected sssistsatfor atate employe*. Sen. Jack Davies, Minneapo- Oberammergau passion play dren have been spending the tial candidatela J968, 7 the progress ha has msde fol- Legtolature. Centre, was yeardespite a row over the ^ ' Bep. Fred 'Cins, 56, Aurors, minority lender on the Bouse Tab about large surpluses will lis, and Rep. Bill qjurin, Roch- next last few day* at Mrs, Auchin- Tbf poll, taken the Week after lowing his operations Nov. tr such pro- ester, were named secretaries fact that a Jewish impresariois clossv homt, HammersmithNOV. 8 elections and released for tbe removal ot a throat tol. wss' re-elteted minority leader side. ¦oon disappear once v in tbe Hbosej s post he has bald Ubersls lost 12 House seats in grams are passed, and, new of their respective liberal presentingit ' 7, 7' Farm, John Jr. celebrated ois Sunday, shows Romney the fa- yp and the repair of an lndaloo- groups. Philip Solomon, of Dunedin sbrtli birthday Friday. vorite of as per cent ol Republi- •I hernia. lines ths psst two sessions, fla tbe psst election are on the short sources of revenue wJQ be Theatrical Productions Ltd., who also is executive director of the pirate radio station, Radio Caroline, obtained - rights for presenting a shortened version THE of the play in Britain, Ireland COME IN AND SPIN . . and the United States, 'along with Vic Lewis and Brian Ep- stein of Nem Enterprises. AD. three are Jews. The firm man- ages Britain's fsmed pop singing group, the Beatles. Immediately open learafag ef the deal, the Board of Deputies "WHEEL OF FORTUNE" ef British Jews strongly con- demned any Jew for takingpart in such a promotion.Tha board EVERYBODY IS A WINNER!! thus echoed the condemnation of Jews in Germany who bad * * assailedthe passionpby on tht ground it has an anti-Semitic tone. Lewis and Epstein promptly withdrew.Epstein laid. "I have withdrawnbecause' I will not give offense to Jewish communities here or anywhere else." WOW Ullt ll Salomes said he weald go PRIZE ahead with plans to bring the 7Jf^RAND play to Englandbut Intended to ^% fW ¦ ¦ see therewas nothing anti-Jew- MOTOROLA CADET PORTABLE TV ^\ ishin it There is a clause in his JV # contract with the Germans, he ^ pointed out, "completely ruling out anything anti-Semitic." MM/ 4 WEEKLY FIRST PRIZES W wLHH 'C The producer of the play ever W * le^ l HlSkC " here wiD be Lothar Bock of M S0T0R0U mu RUIOS K ^ ll l %l I IWanw^ Munich and the new text of the l^mm Drawing each week— Reregister each watlc. fl^B a'sssssss^'aaa^B^B^Baa^Ba^Ba^B^B'aaâ^'assBSBpaa a^'^'^'^'^'^'^^^ '^'^'^'iaw purchase shortened version, lasting Z Vs /*^^ H Ne necessary. WmM hours instead ot eight, wUl be eounpfledia Germanby Jocbsn Blume, a Carman stags sod WA • FREE MMZE FOR EVERYONE ENTERINfi MA television director. Music will K (CMid^m.kVismuM accMiMnM ¦ ¦ be composed by -Herman ¦ B b. /___\\m Shop at Your Convenience ^ by p ar***.) m\-Am ^mW * Thieme. Jjvm MKr WrtOPENW E.EVERY VC.H I llNIGHTlUn I ^ Missile Study ^ li • FREE BALLOONS FOR CHILDREN jSt 1^ FREE COFFEE & COOKIES W^ TIL CHRISTMAS Doubles Size of v • Italian Village PRODUCT ... ROME (AP) -f A villageIn a I CUSTOMER ^ 1^ ^ * T^lt>[7 central Sardinian mountaihland ^ ^^î.^^v mmmmxll ^mmmw^ r DDirrlllwt ¦ ¦ °° I so bleak it doesn't even have lAILflRfD ^^*aaHHMjJ^^^ Hj |^^^ r *? STAR bandits has become) a modern small town — thanks to modern ^^K^^^^^ SERVICE... L piAtw I ; rocketry, and missiles. TERue The village's improbable name of Perdasdefogu may have been an omen. In Sard di- alect it means "tort fire." Tea years after the reassto hamlet was chosen as the site MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA for Italy's missusstudy center, with test launching psds at nearby Alto di Quins, its 2,0» 23 RECTANGULAR TV 21 RECTANGULAR TV 25 RECTANGU oldtime residents can hsrdly LAR TV r: recognisethe placet Its popula- ¦ ~ >,aat. __ f ¦ I tion has doubled, _ ^___W______W^Ma ^^m ^MmaWm W^"" ^_m.UUaa mm__ at UIMMAI 7 The influx of new residents working at tbe center has made mM$sLwLwGrM m _T+_m!_\_a_mi Tlf mm LAHAV hirtwod Mlldf wIth fttteh Fra. | , ¦ 1 the old **ter system insd- wm^^*-*. \j ** equate. A new aqueduct is iSpautifiil, natural color Color TV IS Were! planned and a new road will mi , ^BS SBaWKS^^ Wt ÎCtUfl VlfWlflgl Iftlt ^^mMmm W^tWOSMm\waW ^KgK^^m^Kmj ^m—^m-. .,, mmm lâWattaS Jink tbe growing village to 1 1 iflS'^SS&iS^^^^^^--r —-,—- .IIIHH M I if ^mm^ââflaC.W' a Cagliart in the south and Nuoro mt ^ J^^^^flBKâa^SB^^wlta^^'aaa^MSikî ajtJ^W^^'"'' fi ^^w 2L If'- *'' ^ ™ ^mQI£JW¥¥^^^^^^MWm-fA\^^^^^ B J it to the north. The town Is fast growing away from one of the main res- ions it was selected. The region ¦ ¦ 1 — ' -. - " .• ' ' "****"Siaitiji>itffa'siasaii" ir-iTrTi j ¦ was so remote that there were 'a'aaia'aBBa'aaaB'aBiBiiii iP^^ ' ' T '^^HI^ffT _MWW KM\ W aaa'aaBaa 'aaBaVI'aa'aaBBal'aaBa'aaBa'H aa'aaBa'aaBa'aw ^n^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ l^^^^^^^^^^ llf ' aW eaVTB almost no dwellings in the bar- ren hills nearby that might be endangered if missiles misfired or went out of control. Now ^ a ^ ¦ ' ¦ booming. mS j . n . building is __\_\\\\\\\\\\\Wa\^ Ha'SaiBR'R^S^^^^ IB ^^ iH ^vf ^^^^^ B ¦¦ k& ^ Un ^^^^ H j__4_t^_^_m^ _ ^^ *T*^^^BBSBSJfilBMa fi !9B^ neaaiaT 'aa'aeia'aBiaBaW'aaBeia'aiaBiVaVlllaR' Murder-Suicide Ruled in Deaths N-C. (AP) - ¦¦ RALEIGH, f From Moeortla'a *a* fllfht .f Calw TV I wlth tanulna Walaut *tnaan and talact WSllUlM/lDft f COlllDilCtVV111 |/ UVI> CVUtlblllWUlVClt!n ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ Coroner M.W. Beimett has ruled W ' ¦ ' • ¦ . murder-suicidein tbe deaths oi Mrn««

HEATING OIL¦ ' ttuthaCleaner ' -, ' ' ' " ' ¦ ¦ ' ' '! ' '!¦ ' • : ______{¦' ______!__ _. 7 7:' -'*W*"V il JO¦ S; WICK'S FUEL:; ; ¦v ' WlJfe:: ' v m Mstt Sanbara$t. " Winona Fire and Power Equipment Co. ¦ ^ 7 fhwie tM» . . $4 East 2nd» Srr««t "THI BUSINESS THAT SERVICE BUILT' Phone 5065 Whirs poii M( mora fef§t\7 ¦ ¦ FRO ' ¦^^;V : ;. .' af;JW^-«a!sfc' - l ¦" . - ' - ; ¦ • • ¦ ' ' ¦- 7 - ¦ ¦:; • ' •' ¦ ¦ ;, - ¦<¦ ' - ¦ ' : / ,. , . . . . . ' M T • Â , :-' , ' ' ' ' ' "H^ ' ' ' ' " " " ' " ' " " ' ' •• ' ¦ ' ' ______1 1 ;'1 1 ' p' ^" ' " 'T , ¦ ¦ " " ' ^ ' y , :. . 1 '" ,.:''" , . , , , i " , . ' : , " l 11 'i i ' " . ' . i ' i i . , i ; i "; . . . , ' - ' . ., . i ' ' ' . : ' ," " ' ^ " ; !/ Two Americans ing the hospitals in the) only three ¦ ¦ sslary areas otfewdin higher Pact Sought negotiations. , •:. . beâjtaiwaies than tha ' 7 Thenurses sre seekta§ monm. ¦ ¦ ' ' ; ¦ ¦ foi^: Russ'iTril^- r 7: ': ¦: ": " ¦ :: ¦;¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' 77''77 ' ¦ '. ' llPf ^ '^ ly beginning salaries of 1541 for Youths Receive MOSCOW (APl-!Tl»oi„Ainer, In Twin Cities general duty nurses, $591 for ^ sssistaothesd hurses and 1641 Children Rule kans fscuia trial to -ImaMiii for heid nurses. aj'S^rawiv waae^pe^'aaeaj¦jas ^peei ^mem Tfj ^mmm.aa ajf^paaa Television Room ~m—m ' Current wages, which include Scholarships •the^,¦/,^,* Laa—_m '~Waâa—miril^^m Ba^^mmaKri ^sso&amwm ^âymatwwar'dtoma,imfNursesf Dispute a PA raise which hospitalsput CHICAGO (APK-TwoMinna- y tbeU.S. Etabsssy saidtoday; ST. PAUL' (AP) -Hospital into effect Nov. 15, are. $478 for Al Monte Carlo ' sota youths received ^*)scho l- * t*at-AAiaeOr tit filUtmeUri. 1- M and nurses' represeststives beginningnurses , $606 tor assist- MONTE CARLO (AP) -, fl» today Salt Lskf City, selected ant hesa nurses ahd IMS for children nils the televiikai arshipa at the 45th Nation- Vm%. meet today with State Labor h d s Dyodor 8. lUjshdestvemdryto es nur es. room at the palace fa Monaco, al 4-H Club Congress. * „ sTooclllatorPeter Obermtyar In PrinceRainier revealed Sunday him gpokeamea the) ¦¦ David M. HoUegaard, 17, of - defend acalmt a charse of an effort to reach an agreement for MNA, tfa-r. ' - :' -^'-;¦ ¦:• ¦: which is seeking the wage rural Rochester, was one of six violatinc Soviet currency reg- in a salary dispute which has Attentingthe European prs> ulations. resulted in the resignations of boosts more than seven months mlere of the movie •^The Pro- national winners ^ the 4-H poul- befor* tie nurses* contracts ex- y l , Wortbara' Jr. of shout 1,900 nurses at 31 Twin fesslonsb,'' the prince told ItalV try program, \ > Ra Bue pire* emphasised the resigna- laa sctress Claudia Csrlnalei North Little Rock; Ark chose Cities hospitals. The son of Mr. arid Mrs Ra|> t , tions are individual actions and '•Our children advise us oa . " A spokesmanfor the Minneso-not a group actum. mond Holtegaard, David has Semyon A. Khayflts to defend ta NursesAssociation (MNA) in- which moviei to see. raised 600 to 675 pullets each j him against a currency charge dicated more nurses would hand Roger R. Stan, TCBA presi- "We have five television year for the past eight years. ahd also a charge of stealing ss hi their resignations today. dent, said Saturday tlie salary channels and the children pick The project hai produced a ' antique statue of a bear from a However, some of the resigna- increase* proposedby the MNA «it the best program. Ws like is s S1.7 par cent Increase profit of about 11,000 per year. Leningrad hotel. tions received late last week are , as American action "films , and I'd The two men, each 72«, and compared with the 3 to S per Ifice to see the Italian Westerns He is a graduate qualified end would hot be ac- af John former U.S. Army lieutenants, cepted in that form, hospital ad- cent Increases suggestedin pres- we've heard so much about" Marshall High School of Rook , were srrested Oct. l as they ministratorssaid. idential guidelines. The royal children sre prh> ' _ , ester. Tbe family operates a r m *T fV' "™ ' '. - ' • ' —¦ ; ~• —err I?™*v—r——rnirf*-ev *xv*eta wtv.MfW»-rtfir • vvf-r-r^'-Hvr—wa.vrijrri i ¦ i wvwtMUl, r«w-V' "'*™" lnWAv«*"'" " i ¦ am ya—a—atrmmmmm-mmm were trying to drive out of the Tltara.said nurses salaries for cesq a ' . Caroline, , Prince Albert. 240-acre farm . in -Olmsted POSTHUMOUS PRESENTATION . . . husband, John M. kuklinski, had been presi- Soviet Union. A date for . their The Twin Cities Hospital As- 13 major metropolitan areas in 8, and Princess Stephanie, 21 County. 'made public; , tlWCA) . wrlaâtipbf« :^ yearsV se^ ¦ dent of Lodge 10», International Association trial has not been sociation is represent- the United States showed that months. Thomas Metkowski, rurfcl gil- L A.g^dt " presented ppsthumously to the widow of 7a of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, Look- ver Lake, received his sward 7 dENNIS ^^^^^ 7 K/-) ^S^QMm;^. BEAR IT . union ptesidsnt St the Pewless^ Chain Co/s ing on are Joseph B. Bambenek, left, the ^ for work in the national 4-H , health program. fifth service awards^ ;o|imei iSaturday night firm's chairman of the hoard, and D. C. The McLeod County farm .h at the Oaks. Receiving the watch from A. J. Bambenek, retired vice president and gen- youth has participated in de* Sambenek, Peerless 7 president, is Mrs. eral manager. t f SWS m •«, ¦« . '. '. ¦ . . " . T ¦ ¦¦•''.— , ' ' I "W ' ". '.— new puppy, grooming, obedience an interim report on how many we offer these young people is ^ '¦ and first aid for dogs. then the ' "Certainly not with a $7.95 book, msdaml No American and British twops are just another j«b, PRESENT at the dinner were VVOOi*!M <3AH W JOCK O^ SHEWIN ®M grcwlrtg a i chances are some of them ' ' If you want to broil club :needed'lh WeBUrn, Europe and the firms founders, three broth- IW AMA /OUFFI* j -y:^':J:'X 7 child haa ever been corrupted by a won't stay long," ers who established Peerless in 1 ^ ; steaks Successfully, you'll have how; tins foreign exchange costs Bambenek said his firm bad to have the meat cut of these troooa best be met. 1917, They aie Joseph B. Bam- ¦ st least 1- fcan been able to build a work force APARTIAENt W . - 7- 7.77 • incfa thick. Club steaks due before the benek, chairman of the hoard; 7 .7 .77 By J^ Kotxky that era The report ii ¦ ' ' ' ' ¦ ' " ' ' " ' ¦ with a sizable percentage of l i 11 ¦ m aj aj MM* * ^^^^* ajajj ai i n ¦ ¦ 1 1 1 i 1 .7 ^mj *~mw a. 111 J i ij) ^—a^-wa^ 111 am - . A. J. Bambenek, president, ' ê^MM i«aaBWy l*^*^^«^^»^^^^^^*^^^-^^^^»^^^^^-¦9 , . . ¦ ¦ ¦ m ' !' • -' - ' ' ^ IBBBBT.. -. -J. -^. .mmaT-. ¦ - ' ¦ "". l^ValBaTaTaTaTaTaTal^KaBaBaaTaTîtVaTaTaTainr ^ ^ ^m . _ ^ B _.. - _. ^ ,al BlBBBBBBaT . —*_,.. _ _. . j. . V about %-inch thick may be sue- NATOJ foreign ministers meet- veteran employes for these rea- C, Batnbenek retired cessftilly pan-broiled.: ¦ ing in Paris htf mid-December. and D. , sons: Attractive wages and vice president and general ¦ 1 ' .. . ' . .'I' ,,* . ¦' . '.'17 ' . ' . ¦I . I . ' . _,\ ... l .l!l ..HU I II ' . .. : .7 company-paid luswance and manager. pennons and profit- sharing Toastmastcr was Stephen S, plans; emphasis oa the individ- Sadowskf, plant superintendent uality of each worker, and Grace was said by the Rev. steady year-round employment, Phil Williams, pastor, Church a name and a clock number. of the Nazarene. "At Peerless yce'ire not just You're a human being, created by God in HIS image,' and Cambodia Denies you're endowed with certain skills ahd interests that can he Viet Nam Cha rge W^MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMm ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^¦ m a big help to tie company. At PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Peerless we have security. • BgVTfT^ST 've- (AP) — Cambodiadenied today .•g^^^^H g^^^^HWe been in business nearly a South Vietnamese charge that hall a century and with this dinner we're ushering in our: gold- its forces had attacked a settlement 500 yards inside the South ' " ' ' ' ' ¦ en jubilee year," ¦ > "^ 1 ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' " ' " " ' ' Vietnamese frontier. ^¦ aBBBm'ata ¦' ¦ ' "' ' < ' ' ' *' ' . ' .. <§>'¦ ' i nj i l I . . . . I . i m ¦' ¦ m\ : B^_ ^_ ^_ ^^_ ^_ ^_B^_ ^_ ^______3?3lJJLl^______m_^m HGOLD Wristsstches for 23 A spokesman in Saigon had 'a'BaleleleleleleleVIHIiînSVKÎII'asBByearsle'l eservicelele werelefl awarded to charged that 50 Cambodian sol- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ l*jagggggggggggggggg| 21 employes and ruby lapel but- diers attacked the Tanh Tri ag. ¦eleleleleleI TU B 1 I I ¦ tons for 20 years' ricultural development center : ; service were mmmmmmmmmmmmmm:\9yMmaM111' -:*A ' ^ . W B»iV?BBV'âv^^.:^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl salalllllllllH A m*w w ^^^ H ' awarded to 43 employes*Seven- on tfie nighvof Nov. 18 and took teen received both watches and a civilian and 14 water buffalo - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ M^N vPljI'VflH buttons because they qualified back to Cambodia. for both award) since the com- . a . pany's last Service awards, din- LAKE CITY CHAMBER ner six years igo. LAKE CITY, Minn, (Special) y • U gw^^gflflflflflal' A watch was presented post- — Merle Narveson, new ad- ¦ ' f^V ^'l¦ ^'^STT^ humously to the widow of a un- ministrator of the Lake City . aHfl> I I Lveil I I I Fi aWF-^H. ion ^resident. She is Mrs. Phyl- marina improvement project, m^m^^^^^^k^^^^^^^Lmj &^^jlis^^^^^ Khklinskl, 577m E. Howard St., will be guest , speaker at a whose husband, John M, Ku- Chamber nt Commerce dinner klinakl, had been president of meeting at the Terrace Sup- 1 ¦¦¦ ¦— .. ¦ , -. ¦¦¦ >-„ ¦ i ¦ ¦¦ .¦..¦ ¦ ¦¦ - ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ i i . ;-..— ..,...... , , ,.., ,., ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ Lodge 1030, International As- per Club toni ".' '. '¦ . ". ¦' amm : . l lll — - n — " *» ¦' . ' I n» .. i... — 1 —«a,—| ght at 7. He will ¦ ¦ '• ¦ '' sociation of Machinists and Aer- outline developments t» date. NANCf - • ' " - • . . / . ' . , By Ernie Bushmlllsr I —^—— i^—a..—â«î.^.^îî»ii^»^

A not-so-funny thing htpjpehed M the w«y to Chrut- ' ¦ r " ' ' " ' ' ¦ ¦ LUND TYPEWRITER Ca mas last year., . - « A >-. -: ,\^v' ¦*¦: -i-\ i:- ¦ . • v We tan out of Accutron.* limepjecea, : So ihe customew wh« came in »t, the ja |t minute had invites you to come in ind see to settle for a conventional WatclL Some didn't. And we show why. how quIcUy and easily you can Improve AU oonventkniJwawhea-wh)d,^wind snd el6ctrlo -keeptime by the gyrations of a balance wheel. It splits ' your wrltliiKa fflclency witha a second into 5 parts. . . . ., . But Accutron is not a'watch. It's » precise timepiece Smith-Corona Powerlhe portable! that keeps time through the vibrations of a tiny tuning ¦ — 1 . 1 . 1 ¦ 11 1 I . I , 1 ii ¦ — • ~^ fork. The tuning fork splits each second into 360 equal i ' mnnT una ^i * ¦¦ , parts. '7" MARY WORTH t Bv Saunders and Ernat ' ' ¦ " ¦ ' ' ¦¦ ' ' - ¦ • ' ' : .¦. And keeps time so accurate, we guarajaie*.monthly ac- - , . ou to " __ . curacy within $0 seconda^wfycb ayemtfiji t about ¦ ¦: ¦ ¦ : ' ': ¦ 2 seconds a day. - ' '^, 7.7 !;7 V'^77;' ;£¦ '?• "V " ' ' . ' . Every second countsidurtog De ^b^'days/fceceuso what happened last year could h»pp^again, , ' ¦ So ma inhQf^w« sUh,ouU77 y' ' y 7v 77'777'; ; , ' ".

Em M. # "- *"* ' mfw *> %^*aBaV a^asavu (Moajfejoe ^ -^Kw^ma '

' w\ * ^^ I'-T*V ' • l_W lam* ^^Awr ^^v ^. JfaTarJ

TIOER By Bud BlaU

"—4 |f)M|MN|MN WMM Ifftt "^ • * ^^^ ^^ .¦Ba'BBa'BBW^^ pnCM Mn yMMMM WM* ¦ ¦ ' AccimtoN'Mi- ACCV ^9_fL^T,K' - -.• -.- * This la lhs Iwalo Smith-Corona portable. Ik has the same IMC rolled |ol« plait, atalalaa-HUrt I0K. ajo Pl^lUWfaMUaS We*. all ataol wraparound frame as thedeluxe BmHt vCorooas. The tarn full 89 oharaotareffiee^lse keyboard.The , same iopt» latioaied design and precisionen glneerina ' ;.; ; ' . '»> ''' ' Inside sjd out! Designed aM pricedfor personal uat-j ' ' W^: • at horns, lm school or on the rca* You oat a lot of typewriter for/our money In a Soporaterllnoi 1M. Try It todayI < <2) ta.ger fj r ewdry O) lor* ¦ ¦ ' ". .' ¦:• , . . : CanHr ThN 7 ./, *, ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ * .T, .; :. • 77-7, :.,:>, rj{ :i - < . -7* 7." ?- ": . ' t LUNDSg - ' «W» Will adij'ott tb »hlf tolartrwe, M nacas#»ry. Oo»fani«a l | fof ' one yaw.. fWhancaw, crystall and trmn sra Intact. . a> - 'e r _ ¦-f - aSBpsssBBs ;â^»^^^â 3 f ail i - a** £M ^-M» - - c' ii$.^~%i '€l£>fy- '™. ''. /> fm mmmmtmaawammaaaaaamm Qâa-ww nil SaTBrlBfflaBBtpteaaiaisiesw Remodding i»a^

. / , m & .* . * . am For Ballroom By ANTY LANG i-eeavflveeisi wasSa aad '?ww U-awaaaa ea theasaha >Q.3L Bore's snU another version mipm flasr/wftaa totalaaHMbla Ciimtojtt " ef as teariy American Colonial Authorized Built !: trend of : area ef 1,787 eaasna -lest " home.In line with the Two bonding permits went it answersthe de- V tke> apper flow ia etfl- recent years, isaoedat the dty engtoeer'a of. :rS^ mand ef the* prospectiveheme bed far two hesreosal-aaa j ;3S;tt£ GEO. KARSTEN fiee JasE week— a abort week PRU WTWAATM owner for a house that invokes a baa, nx asUUfeMl o ^ , ! c««wee 1er seaaie feet are asHMta with tbe Thanksghringhd Way J , La tbe charm and warmth of the ¦¦^^ ¦'^ ¦^¦^W ^ll,a»^,»!»S,aRS,«l laaaaw l ^^ ¦ and custoraarfly the hagfimtiig ,tt\.^ ^_ ^_wmmmm past while still functioning to the living space. There are two sstios, eae at tie rear of a seasonalslowdown fat snw aervethe contemporaryrequire- v nAV«»WITOSfN$l~ ments of a growing, active and eae at the sUe,pbu a bodUmgacUvify. two-Cat* garage. One of the nesmits' was for family. remodelingat d E. 4th St,, for Architect Samuel Paul haa Overall almeastoasv ta- pleasing permha the additionof two bedroomsand its use as a ballroom.The per- created this l%tory dwelling COLONIAL CHARM ...The ejaamg the garage, are 71 mit wss Issued:-to WMC, Jfae.. a bath to the Jhree.bedroomsand two baths ia an Interesting L-ehape that attributes of Early American homes have feet « laches by 48 feet owner of the baHUhg. ana portion of tbe on ihe lower floor. • ELECTRIC SERVICE not only is pleasingto the eye, been retained here, with one Charles Lane, 4S8 E. Santa J[^\ ErBhaped design having a second story which St, i« the contractor. rmm ** fKSaTJTB_ jAf_ but permha placement on a site The area involved ia the tats* M^^m/M hi either of too ways. It can be Mft ii/ JklmWm _F3fflJ!* ^ ^C\+ ' ' set so that the short or long di- • ItMfu^l • ComiiMninl ./ f mWP ^,; mensionof the house faces the - ':¦:: y -w^smmm ^Memmma ^ 7 ¦ ¦ Building in Winona ¦•• ¦ •:¦¦ • K ' "7' ¦¦ : ¦ ¦ ¦••¦ ¦ • __ ^_w . ' • " h ^'• - Wiiiam'- ^' ¦ - - i-- : . r.^——a: : _^ . - , . ¦nheet. 7;. . n" -^^' —' '' ' . DESIGN tJ44 is espeeialry IKS DollarVtthuno $ie,l»JS4 Commercial ...... 1,246,783 suited to a young family which Residential,...... 72S.457 . may someday wish to add two Public (noo- 7 bedroomson the second floor taxable ...... 1,163,174 Vinyl Asbestos FLOOR to the three bedrooms on the New Bouses >...... sa 77: first Boor. The architect's plans Votame same show how the upper story can elate 1S6S .....;...$ 7.»,SW T W< - - ' - ' ' ' be vtilked — two bedrooms, is a portion ^^Â Â Â Â Â Â Â ^, AÂ—Âl Â—^ÂA\S— ^¥ ^^^^^- —tr rior remodettDH Job ' ''^âBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB«VW ^H^^HK >aBft ' closets, a amah reading nook of what was formerly the Ar- .^^^^^^^^^ Va< !\___/ ^_ W_mm_ WLma, _rW sear the staircase and s fun lington Club building. The front hath that economically lines up pwtioo, facing 4th Street, previ- with the bathrooms on the first ously had been remodeled for office purposes. Cost of the job 8 Patterns in Stock! floor. was listed at $1,200. The functional handling of apace bj Immediately apparent THE OTHEB permit west to en moving past the front door. Miss Ruth Thode, 408 E. Broad- r%9' D T per tile A gradoosentrance foyer, with way, for enclosure of a front two cJosststo one side, pro .porch. Work is estimated to sides easy access rooms cost $350 and the contractor ia to all Tlougah Rusco. of the boose. The total valution of permits I K-LUX ROOMADIVIDERS Tha kitchen, abounding in issued in the city this yeas now HOW IN STOCK modemsp piianceasod cabinet Is7 si0,18»^64. space, nap cnougn mom ior e ho matter which room • T~V Om • Pravflnlsbad ^ ^ n - At this time a year ago the Adlwstable Raady te BBsemUe table tor Monnal family meals plaa this • • ma^lent tniflc ^ hcuse^ s^ :,y^ dollar volumewas 17,039,627. AMartad Color. and is convenientfrom the front '^7 7 imagh^ • foyer, tear patio and garage. 7 7:- '; at the foyer and take a* an^ ^ There, have fceen32 new house 7 y: 7 to my sin^ room urpstab -downstairs, y -7 7 permits written, six mora than y THAT'STHB Und of amage- at the Sams date a year ago. ment the housewife appreciates Evgry Boy Wants One ... a ever t ft The same high ceil- when she returns laden with Property Transfers WHEN PAINTS WERE BOLD BASKETBALL BACKBOARD grocerypackages. The location ing ia in the adjacent living In Red oxide of iron was one of if the kachen makes it also feet long, Winona County room, which Is 20 ¦ ¦ ¦ the flrrt materials used to add 9 They're all cut,. . ready te hana. I accessible to the fami^r room the •.--•• - WABWUITY oaao and the dining^ - roomv hoth of located at the far end of Oerteav J, Îtnm at. w to .Irt ird color to paint products — an- Jo house to insure maximum pri- W. SchbonoVar 4 ux-LoS t, B. R. Boll- other was copperore which pro- which ar^ tare, immediatelyvacy and opensup throughslid- aft tn* AM. to GatxMaw. off the foyer, y Aloyakua J. Vatftr tt w » W. Tim- duced a green colored ceanng. ing glass doors to a second Full study plan informationon this aichitectrdeslgnedHouse ««iy McNeill «t Mc-Lot 7, Block **C", The National Paint, Varnish and To one side of the jdtchenis outdoorterrace. The open feel- OootfvW Subd. includedin a sV-cent baby blueprintWith it in Aloyahia j. Vattar at ux to Arthur U. Lacquer Associationsays , how- the mud - laundry room, which ing of the living room is thus of the Week U JadimM «t ux-Ut t, Block C Goodvhw KENDELL-O'BRIEN ¦ ¦ ¦¦ " ever, that these paints used by leads to the patio and to the maintained while still providing hand you can obtain a contractorêstimate. > Subd. • . the Colonists were vivid and twocargarage . On the other , VamoU Boynton tt ux to âtrlek F. LUMBER COMPANY an enclosed cosy area along one Too can orderalso , for fl, a bookletcalled "YOUB HOliE- Oalay «f ux-CM loud —afaroy from the muted side of me kitchen is the pre- gatherings in of NET. Sac f; WW wall for family of NWVt and N. 10 acroa of WV4 of 11J Franklin St. 'TUOBT" Jaekoli, Msr. ' PhoneS4M7 HowTto Build, Buy or SeD It'V Includedin it sie smW repro- pastel tones so popular today. ¦ ¦ ¦¦' ¦ ¦•¦ ¦ ' : ¦ ' viooaly-menBoneddining room, front of a large fireplace. of SW%, 8ac lo-ias I" - . - '. , y . ¦ ;¦ . - .7 - . • ." . - .-J*. : . ' . . • . ' . .. . - - . . : . . .;. . : :._ . . . whichboast aa traditionalcase- ductionsof 16 of the most pop^srH-Part of ¦ entrance bad to rely on the weather to ¦• ' ¦ ' '¦ : ¦ ment hay window along with a AT THE end of the Send this N£«, SOe. S4<**. . ' . "' • . ;. ' 7 ' . 7 ' / -77 up inter ther ^ Hanry c. JtxawtM to Vim WailBw at soften the colors/ seldom- found celling'height of foyer, one may step booklet at the information ceunter at the Daily ' ¦ ' ' ¦'¦ •¦ ¦ ' The plans or the v»-1>an of NB!4 of NW14, SK. MOS-T, ¦ • ¦7 - ,¦ ' • • ' . '" ' " ¦ ¦ NeWS. 7 - . - : ^ \: : . :• •: ' . - Vam Wallow at ux to Paul H. Sctm>- EackMedla SO cent, for baby bleepeiataaa Beelga G-S4 D ytllar at ux-Part of HBI4 of NW, CAMOUFLAGE TROUBLE Soe. M04-7. ' Because ot the fact that radia- EDdo«alU SI for 'YOUB HOBIE" bm)kle4 D '. J«nw -'T. Scftah at ux to Mwrioa A. MIISir-E K of fraellMMi Lot l, tors and similar fixtures are un- Blank Block In Subd. of Block 142. OP lovely, at best, you can get the et of Wlnono. and fractional Lot i. Block NAMB .. •?••... eeêee •••••• ••»•#• eee«e»e«e>#-#e eeeeee»»tv»oe* 3. Norton's Add. to Winona. best decorative effect by paint- Equitable Retervt Aifru to Prank H. ing these eyesores with the paint WHt-m . at lorn t¦ ant \ slock M STIlISEiaV.•»»aa ss»4eaeeaees«e«ei«e«eeeaifl«teeMe««eee»»e.as OP. of St. Chat-let. color used on the wall against Shlrtey: Loppnow et mar to O. Harold which they atand. This techni- " ¦ 10' SB,,i' NWW «T» se« ¦' • -J'.' ;' "^'1 " ' " ' - ¦> " ' • ' ' ' ofS! SWW,^ Sec. S4-10S-10 que, suggested by the National MWrnw \- " aBaaam 'lX ••••••»••• •» • '<• » • • • • ¦»» • n&a\KSB • e • « • •• • •• a a. * • • • . VS •»•••••••>••• : Jonn Nick Soverln fo FalU Paahon Paint, Varnishand Lacqper As- •t^ ux—NEU, See. »;¦ hWi of NW4, ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ See. MOM. .' . . ' ' . ' 7 sociation, will make the object the sleeping COVER HARDWARE Oavk» A. ., ¦ ¦ /.r ' hall leading to M Klttaidimldt t» Winona No- appear to merge with its back- ___f_f ^^_m i " Aa' 'aaaa\'' quarters.Besides the threebed- tional 4 Savings Bank—S'ly y_ of Lot ground. there axe two bath- When pre-painting removal of 11 Block ?, Hubbard's Add. to Winona. rooms, hardware en doors, windows Greger c. Wabble et ux to WIncna rooms, one of which is off the Notional S, Saving* Bank—S'ly Va of NB1» of NEK, Sea. S4-1S7-»> Wly SIM master bedroom and has a tiled and walls is too bothersome or Let 13, Block f, Hutoaitfs Add. to •era* of HVM, See. IW07-S. eves, too hazardous to do — Winona. Branda L. Klolnsdimtdt to Winana stall shower. The. other bath- _ 0. Harold Olson et ux to Shirley National S, Savlnos Bank-S'ly H of room has a hill tub and twin as with electric sockets, •door- Loppnow—S\4 of SEU; mnk of SIUi Lot 12, Block f, Hubbard'a Add. to knobs and the like — the Na- SEW «f SWM, Set 34.WM0. Winona. , wash basins. / Rogar H. Andarien fo Harriet Honer PIMAL DBCRBI tional Paint, Varnish and Lac- -W. at ft. ef Lot 3, Block is, Liko- Augusta Betita. dae'd, to Lucille Barrti In addition to its regularfront quer, Association suggest* you vlaw Add. to Winona. -S. 10 ft. of Lot li and N; SI ft. 1 in. auto entrance, the twocar gs> QUIT ot Lot 12. Black a, Randall's Add. to cover: them with masking tape CUM DRflD Winona. rag* has a door leading to fhe and scraps of paper or cloth. CMcioo a North waattm Railway Co. Michael E, Knapik, decaaaad, to - ¦ to Tho Morklo Oil Co„ lne.-Pr» o< Helen Cada et al—EH of Lot 1, Block mudrlaunndry room and another ;. , :. : , /¦;.¦ 7\. 7._ ¦ Lois It tnd leading to the rear. Its roof b . u and alloy toftnen takl 24, Hamilton's Add. to Winona. : Lots. Block tS, OP Winona. PROBATE DEED ' : an extensionof that which cov- THIN PAINTS FOR SPRAY . Lw»«o Neyaro to Henry A. Nayars- Donald M. KKtlnschmldt, by guardian, ».. pin 200 more ^ SEU of NWW, Sac 10-107-S; NEW of to Edward J, KlelntchmMr et ^L m ers the family room and Utch- NEW, Sac ux— flM|^. distinctlva lighting creations in Antiquingwith the new short- . J4.10M. S'ly Vi of Lot 12, BlMk t, Hubbard'a Hmm^m Hetttrt Lehnertz to Robert Lehnarti Add. to Winona mm Wtaona' (bat COMPLETE tight- mf mV. cut Ida is an easy way to ^ . m e of ' at uw-S'ly 50 ff. of abandoned Right UMITIO WARRANTY DBBO tog ahowwom . . a galasy Architect Paul has provided make old furniture look, like of Way of Chicago Gnat western R.R, Winona National t, Saving Bank ^ Co., Sac. SO-IM-10. to ^ miw natures te enhance ANY this house with aa external look new or give a new, piece of Edward J. Klelnsdimldt at ux—S'ly Vi Alptwwe Symicek ol ux to Henry A, of Lot 12, Block », Hubbard's Add. to room or entry ... a collection WALLPAPER COLLECTION V that enables it to grace any furniture the charming Noyer»-SB\4 of NWU. See, 1M07-.) Winona, . i neighborhood. Colonial - style ap- |ef Mmtiesywiwunlimited decora- pearance of age. If undercoat- 7 tins pcaibllltleeIn. addition to , shutters, flower boxes, asphalt It' here now! A collection of exquisitewall papers roofing shingles and shingle-clad Ing or color toner are to be . ejn- iwwo handcrafted line, we are ' bylmperialjlliebestknownhrandinwall- walla contrast effectively with applied with a spray-gun, the pleased to display cryital and coating must first be thinned etherllghteof the country's lead- «Mmaiilga.ToTvijleyvrallj)apcraareheaîtifuDf low brick parapet walls. to Insure an even flow oi JBn S ling , manufacturers. Come visit TpBOILER ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ •ledgnedyetinoderatelypriced. See these) paint Tj R^ REPAIRS " . US. 7 •' . - ''' 7 - :.. :/ - ' . ' '" ' . ¦ ' ' ¦ Specialized ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ excitingnew patternsand color SOME SAFETY BINTS • . . • ^^^MPMfe'jr Our Services Browse in oiif new sJfowroom any afternoon — f to 5 . ^^^^^^^^ ~ A JltClude: or Saturday morm'iMs •correlatedgroup ings.Guaranteed BB |Ja»lMaBa! APPLIANCESINCREASE •ABBBBBBBBBajMPSil^BIÎ ^° Ho 12—other times by appoint- There's a right way and a • # sllMf p,,rf JtnieSural ment. Phone 8-3913. washableand color-fast It's |HH HH|H wrong way to do eyerthlng, ^^^K.HlH ^^K^^ ' * •"•• n Q Americana are using O0 per- , Townlcyforlhat"townlous«. BBmfliflBB as well as a safe way and a cent mom plumbing than they lank! Come in today, BmBaBaBmBHBnfl careless way. When it coinea to did 10 years ago, according to ladders, walking under them the Plumlnhg-Heatiiig-Coollng isn't the only way to insure Wmmm JLighting Mormatioa Bureau. It'* pre- WIHOMA BOILER & STEEL CO. bad tuck. The National Paint, dictedthat their use wUl double 1S3-147 Watt Front Straat Phame SfiS iUQaVt IOAF, WINONA Varaish and Lacquer Associa- in the next five years. 7 .—..!.„ . . ' WINONA PAINT & GLASS CO. tion warns that resting ladders ^ ¦¦.¦ * .. — . "Yow VoUpor Color Carousel Store" too near electric cables over- ; ' ¦' ' - —^^^Hmm^maaaiaiMa vaâHaaaaajaaajajajaja âgajaaHaMaja Bagaâiaâââjaja^paâg head can bring shocking re- We Driver 55 S7 W. Ind St. Phone MJJ sult, to your outdoor paint Job. REMODELING-Attics • Kitchens - Rec Rooms I^WflClNG;.!. WORRY! ^ IHKH. BBBBBBBBBBBBBrâBgl'Ja'âiB' BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBYaH'''SSBB-mY aBH^^
fMffBnBaBBBBaBBBBâBBBBBBBaBh'1 W^M^^^B^^^^^BBlBB BaiSB^^^^^l^l|^BBBBBBBB ^ft'^BBBBm 5^^^^ % jf Delivered To Your Home
¦ . aBBaBShaBaa aaB^^Hfl ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ K^^^ l^s9K"SS5SS@fi! BBBBB ^VBBl B_WM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^$iiWM ^^^PkA %^^S»____\\\\\\\\\\\W_ ^__mmm By Men You Ss§5 VaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB âBBB)M^ ^7 ¦ HBâBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWlllB% f 9^ma^ a%'aBBBBBBBwaaBnmH. ^ ^ a}a^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Hv£ &« "&? «TMSTS WSfflfflMaBB^BBBT^^WBWWl BMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ^BBBMmWF^K^ âwVI aSBBjBBBBBBBmJB ^KHl. ' -' BBjpBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBff jSaaKlSSm|fflw jlBy aa^SlSSaBBBB»BBBWBBBBBVaBL ^. »e sound practice ctf quality, ebctrlcal mairfat and canv - Know stntettpa b aolldly baaed on principle of strict enforcement '4BaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW' S^^^^ f ' —^_m. ^^BBavtaBBBêflttvQ^BpjHi iV^BBBBBBa"^^^^SBaBBBBaHeirBB ^BBBBBBBBê.' Ki ef law and material. . . . prindpfet that have beea tried, ^^â^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ^^^^' _M^âBBBBa'^^. isaa^raBB^^L ^ ' 'a^f ^rZ-a_ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\¥m^^\______\mKW^^^^^ ^ .7-' from date of nave t mturtty. 7Net OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS mora than fhre b»ilc .fata,may, b sae<^dfer.theJMuid fhrtuturflle ( HERE ARE the step4>y-sten of of my. tut m fOltt more dhtn.Vina* wy ©^rtie Etfra Session fh« Ibtird County for designation of tht bMc ratp. Ad- directions.Vary the Idea to suit ditional coupons: will be- permitted at a your own taste:-;^.; ' .7!v--7. -7 slnglo rata for all or port of fh bond* Commissioners, Winona Counly, Minnesota. for all or part of thejr term but may $11,250..- Dig a 26-inch deep hole for not «e»M totel mowht of ; ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 8¦ ' |ve^' P^' |&i^% 6 inch by 6 inch by , 10 foot red- ¦ ¦ .^.7;V-ii'- r7'-'•-iVi,'^ ' -- .' . "." ' • ' ;::¦', ''.¦ '. ¦: . - . ' . - . . ' . PRSFBRSNCB Of ^BIDSi ; Uwett- . By v« K SitJwNr 7- tric saw And drill will!be help- ' fe'att«ifaW'ol Cbuhtt Corr^lwlortereof Hector constructionCo., Inc., dollar »meunt of InttrMt eon. : t/ Writer ¦ ¦ ftiL JaOiwr.;yomS . fcrntt ;tall or wood post. (M-&M sfcc ladies - .7-AP-.Ne-^^ • Wjiiato^nty^Mlme^, met ,-l- Afhair- VHewlp. Rent . .... ,..^,i..., ,H«.25 ADDRESS: Proposala thould b* «d- ô^^.ji|rio> oc ^^JLîQ}^7Sfcetefa deep filled in with gravel can nfoWW .ttt* .court". rfS3»'^l!t; fh* citv Kalmes Tire Service, Sups. ,..., 143.98 dresaed to Mr. Alois J.. Wlcwk.Wlnon o The room divider idea is go- 4oer>;on paper, bafore you. facilitate better .drainage.) Set ¦r --vme\a_ ymtaotal November, i< Kilo* BlectrlQ Sups...... -.... 2i5.iJmlght at ' nVmaapolls Btnjlpmeot Company, AIOI J. wt«ai< . , . . ' barrier. ¦- . ,77~:,. ,_ ;;.-7 v7,, 7 beams that will be attached to f C^'rr ^lori;'.fhy asnaement of Wlnona . Sup, , ... ., -/¦...... T....:.....,.. M.45 : flrit glancelook like fancy tele^ Wbntytw8wiftrnMotor. Sale* dttad Mlnneapelli Blue Printing Com- .' Cpurrty Auditory -.- the post using . V4 . inch hy 10 'Marctk.«,-1M2, 'w««)>«)ctend«dfor J year* pany, IT IS A trend that Amei-jeaai phone poles. They comprise! a aV-lFW, according fo tti Sup...... 79.14 County of VWBCBI, AUnnHot •' inch black iron bolts and nuts. f^.'^r* . ; ¦. * Mlnnesot* Department of High- ; WlSS of crottbeams and grids liw j^m original- l»si- ' - ' ways, Supa, ....;....,...,;.... 48.44 I. Each and all a" tha term '»n«J can now acceptr-eomethingtha U You cut four* braces h^. e* : af tjw ferajgolnayNotlc* of vset on top of a singlebeam and €ri rnUlen,' ' Horm*t**d' clnslftcttlin Minnesota Mining 4, Manutscttiri provisMn* Seems to serve no practical cess; in the 2 inch by 10 inch was granted, to Woodrow T. .and Amelia Ing Co., S«iB. ..;...... ;,...,. 9»^0 lend Jl* are haratrr adopHd a* the two syllzed cross t beams Mississippi terra and conditions orf-Mid bond, and purpose but is .an asset wheye chm beam aM toe-nail two to each Nagle, reducing th* astessed veht* from welder* * Auto Sup- * ' 5 end an application of ply co« ...... the sale thereof. it is used. 7 ^-:p !' :_ prising a.6: f. 57J0 Oilrsnan..of »N:Bi>»red .and th Cpunty forms,, once you get the. gen- dther as;i ; design element h> NOW YOU nill fonr 4 Inch granted and the application of John Motor Parts (• Eeulpmnt, Sup. 12J7 Auditor to enter Into an agr**ment win or to! by 4 inch by 4 foot Flanlgan referred to the Minnesota Stat* Motorola O a B„ :S«rv...... MSM Juran fc AAoody,Inc., te assist the county :: . etsl Idea, aiildth^kome handjv onpendentl^ compleinent redwood Tax,commission. ¦;¦ . ' . '¦.- . .- " Mott Corporation, Sups, ...... 70.07 •am* the MI< af VXJm Qantral Obi(- Salai, * msn Can7^tti9 project Twith each otherwhen used in groups. joists in place, two on each side , r On-' |iatlOtv the Auditor wes instructed Murphy Inc., Sup...... 20.85 gsftao Strt-AWHlgh«i>yay Bonds. placed widtfawiae. Indent 10 to y»dvert(s for aopllcatloas for waed Nelson Tiro Service, Sups...... 500.98 On motion, th* Board . instructed the . ban* | ^, rslt^wgh an deer .toey-njay te^. toapart. iisW: Inipectbr.The salary to be S2OO.00 per Northern Ct»lvrt L Mfg. Co., County Auditor to advertise1 for tha pur. inches and place six inches iTrmttC-pws'tauto per month sup. ' ....;.....,...... sn.is • ¦' .;- «xpni. Northern Stales Power Company, chase of a. mofor.'fjfarfar. . , "' ; ' apart , leaving 7 ?4 , inches .be- r:-On"rndfitm, a^copy of: tha petition of On motion, the Board . Instructed•'. th» . School Light a Sea ,.„...... ,....., 143.11 tween the two ' sets of joists. ^District .No.. 857 for property of faint Depot. Sup. 4.54 Chairman of th Bord and the County the District to b; annexed ta uewicfon Ppn Calrrtenson4. Company; Auditor to enter Into a Joint, Agreement NaU six 2 Inch by 3 iach by 6 Village w«s reterved and placed on : • wim the City of Wlnoo* an an Operation, : ¦ fMr. . - - . sup. ... :.,.,.,.. J41.3S ': ''-m^m ^m^mAWT^^^W^mh ^S ^_m¥f ^^^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_loot^_t redwood grid supportrails '" , : ' .7y < ' ' - 'x,.77:. .7 ' .;,;.;;. Parkway Salea Company, Sup; ; 15.40 al Survival Plan. : -'Oriiihotloni • M ' over the joints lengthwise. In- • a letthsfrom th Depart- Paul'* DOC Service, Sup. ... „ 4.70 Notice I hrby given that an extr* MM MMMMMk fX ^J^Wm tr M^^MMMMMM fihnt of CdrrectfoM tu. regard fo ff» Patterson Quarries, Equip. Rental 414.00 session of the County Bpard ~f ,, Wneei* ¦ ¦ ¦ dent four inches fi;om. joist tips condition of lh* County Jiui.was receNad PattefsonrMcDougtll, Equip. County, Mlnnesote, will be held at tti* place three on each side and placed on fll. , - . 1 ¦ . ', .. Rental ...... ,'...... aio.oo Court House in the City of WnoHi; en ^ : and Qualify Sheaf Metal Works, ^R^BSSBj^fipS^^^îHH^^^^B:. ' ' ¦ 'DIYTOEBS' •,. ¦.. -i (^my- fee - UMd . to . On motion, the Board luthoriiad the Sup: itst fhe 5th day of , December, A.D. Mot, four inches apart with twelve i I7^^DWOOD cao.^ .. j .County Attorrmy.ndCouny EnglnHr to Wm. Ramlo Sons, Final Eatl- Carl 0. Peterson ) county:: an ' mat* ...... 11,42748 : ) inches between |he sets. Put |77£rê entry, asâ pirtlio divider ittr in7a row.to Woicate a' draw an 5reem»rrtwith • City of St. Jama* Papenfuu Cornrnlssloners, aBH^B^SSa> BB' Charles to .,.accept. 4 bick* of city Wm. Ramlo A Sons,: Final Eatl- Aoelph Spfher ) Winona ' BBBBaT/)^^ fieaBBnSK^^H9e^S^t^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^S^^^^^^^^^^^lP^^^î^^Ba twentyH 2 -inch by7?, inch by 18 7' '¦ ...... ) ' 7^Bây7-7- 7;i;7-7. y "7 '7' - ; atreet* **• - iSart' .of: . the Cojmty Highway mt 7^45.44 LenJ. Merchlewltx County, - inch redwood top grids on to the Syafem. . - . - . . -. ' . - " - . Elmer Ruppracht, ROW ...... 10.00 LeoR, Borkowski ) Minnesota 1 The Georga T. Ryan Company, -" Atfesf :' ¦ ¦ ' 7 ' support rails in four sets of On motion, a letter frem .- Minnesota Sup...... (Flrst^Pi?. Monday, tivt, n, lfMJ Good Roads, : Inc., was received and _ 320.91 .ftve:; 77y.7 :7 7:-;,. ¦ ' ¦ ¦- : ' i St. Charles Hardware, Sup. .. 139JS Aiolr J. Wlcwk. 7. • ;v .77 : 7 Stata w 'Mlnnetrta ) ¦». ' '¦' '' . ' . ;¦.¦- :¦' ,»UK«1 onyfH., - •. ..• 7/ ;^ - ' ¦¦ aBa5ka,^fePMaBBBBBBBH^^ha^^¦ 5rt¦ '¦ Jôn^ : ¦ John Shertrwn a Sen, Sup. .. 3.90 County Auditor. and aw-offIclo 7 .7 ¦ mBBBBVJBBBBBW&^^H I \-.' .--^K i-- • 3-- - '^- .-'Indent "• each set three inches Cwnfy¦¦ ' ot W|riQri» ) In Probate Court . On jnotlon, the Board d|oumed to Gerald M. Simon,, equip. Rent.: . 1,704.00 : :' 7, :%r-<%!a«rtat7 .,; ¦ -. • -'- No. UA\0 . 9:50* o'clotk A.M. Tuesday, November Clark of th* Board. . ' . .7, : mmmY_jj_ ^_ ^_ ^__ W < of support rail with ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦• ¦ ¦ Standard Lumber Company,' Sops. 171.24 mmMM^M^n^MM• ' from tip 7 In Be Batata af - V7 . i, list: ¦! -¦ : " ...... ' •, ' ! ' Tripp Mamifaehjrlng. Company, Dated at Winone, ttili »th day of No- W_ ph«we : lit, * Roessler, Oeceden» -• • vember, ¦:¦ ¦» * ~ each four inches apart and Wltllan* H. s ' , . UBd for the . appointment • ol At 10:00' ,m. / Sup»...... ;...,... 1940 AKI* If the redwood fe Martin M. Rbewler as Executor. whl«h * ' bVJt were opened on S. County Audllor. In Twin Cities ' the following: BrWj* No. fl1» on CiAH WelwtM s. Son, lilt,, Svpr, 24.00 it will turn a dark russet ;color Will Is on . Ala In this Cwrt, and open No. j from Winona Agjregate Compny, to Inspeelloni .'¦> ' " • ¦'' ..- '• '¦ ¦' • ''¦ i'- 'Ocrfflth ConJtrucffon €«. Sups...... ,...,,,.., and eventually turn to a soft, MHJNEAPOUS (AP) ->j.SaV- . 112,789.94, and frwn H. S. Drejter .«. 71.40 iFlrtt Pub. Monday, Nw. 14, 1W«> IT-IS OUOERED- That the heerlna Winona Aula Part* Compiny, 7 . . : silvery gray as-it ages. But It ing'his second visit to the Twin 'thereof be fiad on Dlctmber 21, lM«r~M Son, Inc., for S17.7tS.22, and on a Station befota this Wagon tor .us* by Sheriff' depart. Sups...... ;,...... ;.....;..7 30.54 8TA.TE OP MINNESOTA ¦ 11:15 76'ctp«k A^^ ¦ CourT th* s Winona Boiler 8, Steel COUNTY OP WINOHA • can be stained, painted or Cities in eight . years, £riwe .menf by Qitallly Chevrolet for :$J^2J.0». ¦ ¦ ¦ Comp¦eny, In 'the'probate, court room In the court : Sups. .. .,'. .:. ..;. .' .. -..¦;;' .; ....;;¦' 208.54 DISTRICT COURT finished with a. dear water re- Bertil of Sweden,arrived Siuway house In Winona, Minnesota, and that -^-OfT motion, a petition received and - ' ¦ ¦ ; Stt* Wlnonr¦ CNan Towl Service, - THIRD JUBICIAL DISTRICT piS7 pellent sealer, if one.prefers. to view a ' Chhiiese art cbllectioD objections to the allowance of said Will, pieced on file taking for help, Kit gaff/no Sa-t: : .....X...... v., 13.20 e^j It any, ba tiled before sold time of. repair on Pleasant Hill TownshipHoed SUMMON .;.. .7 '^7 Vlitnon* Dally; titan, Prlnttns " "¦ ' S, J. s-7 King ' '¦ ¦ ' " ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ l belonging to his father, 9; •'.., - '7" ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ • J^M* 7 heerlngi that - .the time •yrtthln.j 'etilch Nfc, . . -v v - • ¦'• Pub,. .' . .,.. . ;.;•.. ,;.;¦ ' Pettlf and Mary a. - I . .. .;.. _ Rlcfiard E ¦ ' • : .._ _S12M . ; ; Gustaf Adolf VI. 7; 7 7 eredlfors of laid ' deeeehnf may file On nidtloh; Monthly Reports wera i»- Winona Engine Rabullderi, SuuT^ 12.80 PettlV - " ' . :'-7v7 " . ' . 7, CLEAN QUICKLY¦ their'; elalrhs^Jje limited .fly ,four. ;monlhs e*|ved and taraby ¦ ¦ r ¦ ¦ kaMrn .-;** Christ Oaneman, Htnryv. ¦ T ;: ¦ • ¦ k f ' ¦¦ s - v;.7 7 ¦7. by mailed notice es provtdwf by Ifitu^ /:\. On: mgion, th* Board d|c!umad to •Uttjprted to pay th asssment fp ¦ ' BBBBl'^âaBBBBBi^^' '7 'i. -——^^Wk^. .¦.¦ ,' ' ' - '. -''\'-. ' . '-. ¦¦ 89 these products. If you have spat- sceh^' '77:y7 ; " ' C. BolcorrvAleJ. Thompsoo, Em. ' . ' mBJ:'.7" '^WmWm ^ âkmM Wr. ' "* BB ^ Dated Novamber 25, 19•'Mj«8•7: 7.','^.v7ly N. 6 to Ulfaafing CeaiuttiM ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS: - - ,^m nut, inah(#an>y or oak^ should •^ «tt- Rarrrior^ 4 -Sow; f^tMSM arti coun- and Bond Approving Attersieyfor Pro- \W Sunday night at the Minne- In Re Eilafa 'ef . . . Yoo, and each of yoo, are hereby re> tion ty f rofecf No, MW on County Road^No . posed 5lte AW Highwy Bond* f 144. quired to - answer te " complaint of" the be treated wim a special Ming MalhlMa¦ Simon, alio"Knbwn' a V> 107 to apolis Institute, of 7Art. 1'hey • •• Emma Shnon. ..j .. Wm/Tlanilo S, Sons, Sll^SWO. . WHEREAS, th* Board of County plaintiff, which Is on fll in the'tXIlc* compound if the ref unshed sur- Deeedeiif^- • ' Com- vrere.scheduledto be luncheon Order W Heirtiw an ¦PhWf'AeSBnf '%tf mM#pit dlstrlbuUon' to ' the ''lierV Pepdnfliss, the; usual'monthly bills were Ing, constructing, re-cbnitructlngi and lm. hi* oftlce. In the City of " ' 7y7, ' .'7'ijiicehô"fBD . . . ^' wood. Ihe excess then should ¦ :¦¦¦;¦ proving County Vflnona, County of- Winone, and state ^B' sons .thereunto entitled) '„. - .,. .-. ' »'., -.• " allowed .and. ordered paid. (Code: Mat. S1»t«-AW Highways In ¦ ¦ 535 Junction St. Phone 8-2987 ¦ be rubbed off with a coarse It IS ORDERED; ' Ttlrt- the" heeflng Material) Winona County, and. of Minnesota, within twenty (JO) ilay ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Sups. Supplies; Exp. Expense; after service of this tummons-vpon " ...;¦..' . • . - , ' :¦ -:- thereof be had . on December 21, lfW. Rep. Repairs, etc.) fh* SSI . . ' 'j' -: " " ' ' ___t :.- '^W cloth-rubbing first across the WHEREAS, Juran ft Moody, Inc., ha* you, of the day of tervicei ¦ m r at 10:30..jo: i îc; : ' / George j. Beech, SCS - ..7..... 21J0 neeenor tor' Hj», |»unc« of., slid ». Dated at. Winona, DMAjrititoia,' V by mailed notice as provided by law. Bunke ' ¦¦¦ ¦ :¦' ' ' ;¦ ' • :-¦ ¦ ¦ ¦' 's Apco Service, Supa. ,.;.. . 2.40 curltlei, . . . '.- * thl* 31st day of October, ' \9ttt- Dated Wovember 25, Vti- ' H. ChiMfe A Company, Sups, t ' ¦' 7^S Marks Second E. D, LIBERA, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ' RE- GOLDBERG ¦• TORCBftSOM - ' -" ' . . , i 7- .7- -7'^, '7 y-r^'v w: 7i' 7 Rep. .;...... '...... ,. 177.50 '- , '" ,By: ^«iTy';L^Jl,fV:,^ .- . ^' ,7^ ' ^ ^ .-7^^ Probate Judge.¦ SOLVED by the Board of county Carrv : , ¦ ¦¦: Clark & Clark, Insurance ...... 493.00 mlsslcneri of. Winona County, AWnrjScta, (PrelMte Court Seal) >' Communication Service, ; Rep. .. ' ».0O a»; fcllovw: ;- -.- '- "; ..- ' ;.•>¦ .;¦ Harold J. Libera, Doerer's Genuine Parts, Sups... .' 3.7J ; '. Attorney for Petitioner. : Ii .Tliat "1ha7Ch»Jrmii of 7 , Attom^for- XWffft, ' . ^r mliiaie George L. Fort, Exp. 774.34 Hi Bwlrd ¦ J7 East Fourth Street. . . Lamar Fort, Extra Duty .....; nJo of County Commissionecs.and,fhcounty ¦ . Winona, Mlnheiofa. ¦ r : PASADPNA, Calif. laV. - JPIrst . iPgb. Monday,, HQV. ,14, viW4), ; Opnald McLeod, Trees., Farm- Auditor be and hereby are authorized of LIs7Pendens ; ; tb-eBftr (nt agreement -wtlft Notlc* Stata of Minnesota ) as. . _ ers Community Park ...... : 5047 •« 'J«rn: (Same parties,, as In -Summon Ihwne- Two years ' in" space were . ' ft Moody, lnc,,. Bead cwwuttantM County o,WTltofiS' . - • V^'In^Prdb^.'iJS' iiurt' golti;Pharmacy;_Sgps. ,... ,;, .... y.,l7.7J a* 'dlately preceding thl* notice.) marked today try s ao- Ceo. J. Hasi, Exp...... ;..;... tha, **ta7of. said .aecwJtJaiy' amtf- .y ¦ : s : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 'America' No. I6,«t ' 1I9J4 Notice is hereby fltven that an action :%..:Sweeping, ' 7-7 " .;• ;-. ' - .;. - . . .17 -77:7.7 the. ' : : ' ¦)¦ , - ' : ' . " ¦77;- . - : ' -7- ,; Krrrtt. : Hdh(ian, -Sheriff, Rm-: 2. 'tfif ! : 7 been, 1 . y Nation Co^ D^y/ votefc Marqurt, corrritw«dand Is now pending . . ^r7; . ;: cieBt mariner, Mariner 4, as the hs ¦ O Hotak; alio- WKTVH " as ^**y Exp.,;..,.>...... 2.40 Windhorst -4, West, Mlnneapolh, -Minn. lis tald Court by •mil . ¦ ¦ XR tfi above-namedHalo- ¦ spacecraft -s w an g fi: -orbit '¦mil Heeska. andA Bitrtl 5»M»sWi/ &fhM F Heinlen E ,..:..... 32.10 sota, br' and hereby tr designated as tiffs against ab«v>rim«d - ^.^$i;i , v ^ ; .;¦ -> ;¦ fh* defendants* m m m m m m mmKtKtm^^^^^^^^m\- - aroundft eûn; 7 .7 Hlllyard Sales Compiny, Sups.,.' 143.00 .i ^ ' :W^lna. . attorny».,' - '7 .:? and that oblecfTof uld BdlOii ii to ' l. IMeRiaflon»l. Business Machines , Order tor H. a^K^^ t^' for r. On motion, the ; following; rwokitlen determine the adverse claims .of the ^^^^^^^ The 575-pound spacecratt that bate W wm; UmHUi rtm fr FRa ' 1- "¦'¦—•¦ ¦¦••• 1«« ¦ ¦ defendantsto the real estate hereinafter ¦ k : : ¦«/ ^^^^ R3i K,';. '¦Jpt&Prn A-f - v Is adopted:' • V - . . . '. ' :¦ f - _ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ W_ii'^ ) ' .ft. photographed the mysterious . ,1.Claims. and, Hr .Hearjag Thereon. . -P. Jensen. Extr* Ouly .... 14^5 ana In the complaint d**erjbed/ tsid¦ te ' Frederic* Noeskfe htfvWj fll«d a'riptl- ¦J**sf Bf Jesha, Ep...... 737.J0 RESOLUTION hav* It adjudged and decreed by said red planetja still in contact with tlon for the protiaU'W the Wlll'cf'.tald Jones & Kroeger Company, Sups. 10.04 Authorising and Directing the Public Court'that : the plaintiffs, Richard E. earth although million miles decedent and for' tha appOlnJrnenttat Klondex Sales Corporation, Sups. ' 270.00 Sal* described away. . '77 7' - 7 .^. - Will- Is- on 'file Iri :iHla' Comt- «na:,'«pn •llshWg ' Co., SupsJ ...... ' ..... stM premise, and that th* defendant, and ¦ ¦ The 'fefcht BE IT RESOLVED by the Board "It reports its condition to to . .lnj pectloji;i : :' : , /.-/ ,.... • . . .• —u..:~. . Pras, Sups. .:.;.... 25.45 Of. aach of them, hav**. npi right, title, estate, Lawlifon JourtMl> Printing . . County Commissioner* of Vflnon* County, IT 1$ ORDERED; TfftV the 'hearl; no ' 4. . ' lntaret, or lien In, to, or Won said earth three time a weei," a thereof be ltad, on DeceMbe/T\ l«4 at Publishing plain. ¦ May;s Photo Service, .. "' . - . , : ¦' ¦' . ' ¦ ¦ ••. 'WlWmmmmwWmUWMWMIi , sion Laboratory said, the probata court room In the court Sups. ...7 51.24 declared .that It Is necessary and expe- Iff. ' "although house. In the, City of tWInonai Minnesota, Clarene ¦p. WcElniury, Extr* dient tnit Winona County Issue Its ne- The parcel of reel estate attested by fail "Duty ;. ' ii ....:,. •aid tiva^ its voice is kind of weak,'* and tha't oblections to the allowance of 15.oo gotiable coupon, general obligation bonds action Is situated in the County said Will, If any, .be filed before said Georg* McGuire, Exp...... ;... u.jo in the amount of 5750,000 to provide of Winona and State of:Minnesota, and Tlie power of the craift's 10- time of hearing; that the time Bruce McNally, Reps. .-; ' described as fellows: 'WtMn 2,494.38 funds to pay Ihe costs of Improving, I* ¦ 3att transmitter dwindks to which creditors ol/sald decadent; may John R, Mlcheal, Exp. SCS 1SI44 constructing and reconstructing, estab- Lot Seven (7), Block One (n, te billionth of file thalr claims .,be limited . to fouf MI(ier-Oavls company. Sups..... 171.94 lishing, locating and . relocating tat-M Plat of Otis Addition to the City of one biUibptli of a months Irorh th data hereof, artd 'rtiat Monroe International, Inc., Rep. 44.00 highways In th* county. Winona, being located upon and Motorola Communications forming a Cleaning Systems watt by the time , tho voice the clalmi.so filed ba heard >on -March s, 2. This Board hereby authorize* part of' lh* Southeast Centralized , th* ____15, 1M7, at 10:30 O'clock ,AJ^.,,, before • Ehctrbolcs^vlnc, Srv...... 11.50 public Quarter of lr»e . Northeast Quarter ttjkwaaaMa mvâam^ reaches earth, the spokesman piiver. ottlc s»l* ef 4750,000 StatfeAld High- (SEW this Court In the probate court room In ¦ 'Equlpmnf, lncrf way Bonds of 1944, In accordanc with of NEW) of Section Tvrenty said. the court house In the City of -Whwno, SufiS...... V..I...... ;,..,... «.oi (20), Townihlp One Hundred Sev- Owl^ Motor , the previsions of Minnesota Statutes, Mariner 4 has more Minnesota, and that,, notice . hereof be Company, Exp...... 4.95 Section 162.181, en (107), Range Seven (7). traveled give/ by publication Of this order In Joseph -G. - Page,. Fees ...... ,.., atjxi further notice la given mat no per- thlui a bljlion miles since launch^ tt«rWlnona'Daliy NeyVa' and byrirtalled Panama Carbon Company, Sups. 21.00 3. Ttils Board shejl rh**t at th* tint* sonal- claim Is made against .the defen- - .;¦ ' ¦' - Pbucher printing and plac* specif ltd In the form of nolle* dants, or any $ov/& im; ' ;V notice as proyldtd by law. ' .¦ ., s> Lltho. Corf 6* them, ¦ by the plain- Dated November, a, 1W6. t ' '" ' Efecfton 6xpi ;.,.,.'...;...,... 1,250.41 inclttiad In Paragraph 4 haraot tor ttta tiff. ... - ¦' ¦ ,• ¦- ¦- " - ¦ ¦ purpose of opening end considering 1 '' ;After- passing : Mars 6,118 fi.-D.'WBERA, City of St. Charles, Exp...... 25.00 Dated t Winona, Minnejot, thl 1st %; _ W_ ^mmm_7$ ^FiwWWWSMA _S_i_m\WMmS1 k> Wm^S:AMmm ^m^m^m^m^m^:m\mi Probate St. Charles Press, Exp. ; sealed bids for and awarding th* Ml* day of Novembers Wm^kmSLaaaa9mw ^^mStYK—i—W%Am•BBBBBBHB ^HBBI/^ MIHaVâVBaBailsi>aC , . Judge. 4.00 ws. aiB>aa ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H!nn milefl' above its surface Mari- (Probate Court Seal) St. Paul Book I. Stationery Co of 1750,000 State-AW Highway Bonds GOLDBERG & ¦ ^ ¦ TORGERSON ner 4 radioed back 22 pictures of Hull and Hull, Sups..'. ' ...... ' ...... ,,... »4« of 1944. . . _ . By: Jerry U Kellum, Attorneys for Petitioner. Sanitary Plumbing I, Heating 4. county Auditor the crater-pocked ' crust — ¦¦ ¦ Th l* h«rby tu- First Nllfonal Bank - Bldg., ,. ,v , Co., Reps. , . 12 40 thorlKet and directed to cause not (ess Jarty L Kell«mt > BrBSSfeBv â largely dash^g Ideas that intel- Winona. Minnesota. S«nllary".Sl>pply Company, Sups. 51 ¦aajaMtaa" aaMHj a^ft^^HBSBBBa^Ms^MaaBiiB^BsBjîeMBKajj ^S^^^^^^^^^^^ li^^^^^HlBBBBaHK . 40,50 than 10 day* notice of th* time, plac* East Fourth Street, | t*^**^*^**j* ^^â Dayld tSaur< Exp.- .., ..../...,.. 4a)x •KLporpos of said meeting to be pub- Wlrwna, Minnesota, ligent beings may live thei'e. ' ' P ¦ ¦¦ fi , ¦ ¦ '¦—-' ¦-— (Flrat Pub; Mondayy- Nov. . i'VjtU) . Earl S?hw«b Co., Reps 2l./t •llahea In fhe official newspaper and In AttoriMyt for Plalnlltfj, , t ' r •" ' " ' " " ' ¦ ¦ Vernon L'. Splfwr; Exp...... :.. ; " ' ' "¦;, ,' N State' b»Minnesota '"')' ia:' "' ''-\ ' ' 'j" ' 11.40 Commercial W**t In lh* snanner provided —- ^, . BJ!jjc* w. Stanton, Extra Duty .. : 15.00 by law/, which County ot Wlaona¦>-) lr> -Probata Cwrt notice ahell be In eub- (Plrtt Pub. AAanday, Nov. 11, '.' WWMf ^m ^S^maWKSBtfe VamXWm WWmVmmWWWWWWtn.t(.t, ^^WsS^^BfiHJw "»? $} W' «W...... «4^4 alantlatlr fh* following form; i»4«) Trl-St»t* >| Business Mechtnei, Stat of Minnesota ) ss. > 'ln 'B* MM'« /' ,. ytnc. Sups...... , ¦ , HOTICB OP IOND MLB Housecleahing magic Nolsalm operation, Onco or twic« a yoar y ' LouM Herrterj TH»ed>j D«etfa». v . ''.... 10 10 County of Wlnon* ) In Probata Court rtollle O.Ju«f, .Fe«s ...... lijo ttMMa STAT* AID HIOHWAY BONDS Order tat- Hearing a* Patltia* .lee^Pre- MS., 1fc40» with rew higfi airflow- rrwflPj» ia disturbed-hear clean-out, and to simple a Valley Wholeaalers. Inc., Supt. 15.30 OP 1944 In ef bate S'win, UmlHito TliSeyiV Wa . winone, Exp. ft* Bttat* . qu^c* .." 40.00 CPUMTY OP WINONA, MINNESOTA ¦dWh M. cat. Decedent. power supply at your radiof and TV-i /an task that aoWld Claims and for Heartnt Ttftrton. City 1 of Wlporw. . M. .havlno .filed a Vf»wn», Un- . Notice hereby given that these Order far Hearlag en Petition far Wra- - * handlal - Bill* . Heriherfl j Ice* ,.} .' .'...,...... ;,.:..';,... 537.24 I* Inttant oommantl. 7 7 .:^ftrtatsll:ain4 ph9na>, . can petition for the' prbbare of the" Will of bonds will be offered for sal* according Bate ef Will, Limiting Time to Fll* ^ City of. Winona, Ambulance 4»fv- «¦•»• and for Hurlng Thereon sakt oMcedent and for tha appointment , to the following termst , of Tha Merchant! National Bank of v w ' ' Haiti Ohland having filed a petition _N i/ C ftfntlnV' cT'$iip. 7.!! IP.'oo TIME AMD PLACE: Tuesday, Decem- for probale of the Winona aa-Admlnlitrator with Will an-, ber 4, 1944, at th* Will of said de- Hlmer wtlMnann, Extra Owry ' 21.25 JUtO fiflock P.M. at cadent and. for "the appointment of Tho newd, which Will, l» on file in this West Publishing County Commissioner Chamber* In Company, Supa, 1J4J0 th* First Nation! Bank of Winona Ex- Court and open¦ 7 . DATE OP BONOSl Oacetnbtr MM , thl Mreof lt» olvert- brwblieWoiT- .ef thia , rr*ftf 'S***Co,, ' tupeV ...... ,,,,.... St.M Court m tfi* probate court room In th* court hous* In Winona, order In- th* Wnoty, 'Oalry Hew: and Winona p«|k a otaU Camâtif / INTERHST. PAYMENTS) Septembe* Minnesota, and Sups; : .„...... '.,V,„7.„.... 1M4 1, 197, end March I and September 1 that notice heraoi b gtvtn by publtc- by mallatt notlca a« > afOvM«a>iry.lMrl/ 1 ¦ Datad'November a, l»«. ' Winona-.PiumMng crf lnc a* thereafter. t?" * *«•« w***' fn; *• Wlnoms Dally -.,.j.fv;.i.;...:.; , J**wt. and by mailed notice provided B, ¦ D. tlBCRA, . ..p«W* û«;92 ,MATURITHSi Match 1 In ch of Probate Judge, Wln¦ iS* Printing Ctxnpany, foilowliajf tnd •mounts; oy f*w. 1 SO USHT ' e<**> lh* , year* Dated NavemBer .^Cîîo ' mâii^y- |iyB(:tRic . (Probta Court Seal) ' H«f- B P»» .- ./:. 1.:. :. m-M 1 JN. . V 7 lW... 153,000 173....475^00 ' • ' »• ' WljSa., RufcfaJl eirvlt. Bxp. . 7J0 a. 6. LIBERA, valuabfa Even a child can carry tha attachment lbwyar A Darby; , . M IP<9....14000 1974.' .,.4804N No Miry nrf?Mno to laka up _ _ Attorrafye for Mlttener.. _ ' , Wo^êtdlta. «ep|.. . v;,,..1. 2J0 %metspace. ¦ - . 9 and light walgtit hose. No heavy motor and bulky ;' W»....t7tW»0 1975....|S5M» JProb. 1. Court tastF ***- . ' - , • ' 1WU... $70,000 1974.,.. tSSMSt HrNd J, liber, , V ;> equipment to move, ,w.; (Flrtt.Pwb. Monday Niv. )4. ltu) . OUT OP Ttta MAT « WATIK »PS)TT , im...vsm ) rn...Mtono Attonwy. tot ¦ ¦ ' ' >': ¦ ' ' ' \j .; §75 : ; R«tlHonr. i . ' '^ J: . :". 'i'T 't" . . • Stete of Minnesota ) ss. '. , ' BNPoaCBMBMT «JM» - - ' . RBBEMPTION: Nonsallabl. County of Winona¦ .- ) , ln> Probate Courf i K i -l ' ¦ . . NO •. , Con))Miy,float-ttaraga, . . J0.0O PA\lNO AOENTI Suitable bnk to rob«te Court Oraar for Harl»a aa Ptaal Acteual . i SHIDOB FUND DEIIVBRY: Delivery wiU b* ny- , NO. 1410 , wtwra without cost fo . purchaser wltn- la atMt Peftflenhr Orsfribetleii. < Altura.Nerrfwtara/fupaf .7y 4JS ¦ ¦ a* "«Jwf#t»stilpf Th rprestmt»tlv of the above.j >»m*dAuto eta** mt+wi ei., tup. 104.W In foely day attar award subject to, i>- tJ!_ ' e4tat» having', filed his flhai T»tcoimt B a. K AUK J&ply Company, provWg leg),opinion of M**ar> OoriV/ H--W'••* •nd petition tor. eeMMheenfiand altowanca Owen, Marquart, Wtadhomt a Weal, t* Saa,n aH •!). v Phone thereof and for dUtrteutlort to-, the MlnnetpolU, Mlnnnole. .Th lg»| optn- JNSTALLED IIM ¦ piS B^' B^^tev-::::::::: %S> «JS ^W!? * * ••»•» hv|ng ARE EASlS i ' sons hereunto enlllWi ,. ., ' . ,,. ' ' t Bwt Bleefrfr tooittMny;. .Uma. M loA will b* printed on th» ravers* side IT 13 ORDBREPi Thet tha '•'hearing Burraugtu'4GOnoratJon,.lups< . .. . 2.40 M tt»» bonds. - * ^ HOMES thereof b* had oh -December ,tk l«u, C a\H' ivami .,...' ,.. ».00 ' TYI*B OP BID) S**ld bid only NEW CîEffj iSillNIG at.U o'clock A.M., |xrfor* thls. Ooirt Dakota UirriW CO.. Inc., Supa, 11^* and lor not less thtn per must b* re- In tha Probata court, room In the court' Doerer's Oejnvtfia .Parti, Supa.. .'i«M« ceived . by th* County Auditor prior to MlittiMdta; Dover Reaoly Mtx ConcreteCo., 7 house> m Winona, add ttial the ajni* of tale, ins mutt be uncon- end notlca hereof be olven by publlcatlorl Sups. .V.'...'.^> M.. r.'..,..-,i,.i.. 1U.M dltloiMt (atcapt legsllty. r_m Wlnaru. MMMeote, ¦> , ' . 7u, .' ". ' ' ,* ' t>' '' . : !!W' ' (•" " ' Felten ' imptement Company, , daiad damage* If bidder falls I* com- Phone- Probata Judgt: • ply wtth , . ¦ ¦• ¦ ¦ ¦ mREINHARD'S- ' Ma? (Probata Coqrt.leal) , Sups ,.. ,.,, 4,»49.2J KWM bW . . • ' ¦* , .' ' Pr«bla judgJ ahm :. - 1 ' ^ .imm ^¦ ¦¦¦'^^' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ N ' ' , , '• , ' . . . ' ;. ¦' , . . ' • 7 ' 7 < . • ' .; ' . ' ' ' Mull arm Hull, - • - ' ' * i Ooltt Pharmacy, Sups. , 9.07 RATES: Determined by WonatffOIat (Probata Court Seal) - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - « - ' ¦ ¦ '¦¦ ' - - . .. ' ...... :,. .. :; ... . ., -, ...... - ,« .¦* ' i ' . ' . Attorney* for - A. Orami a tons, tup. WM bid. All rates and ômblnaflcn rate C Stnly McMahon , _ ,; r , , * ' ¦' ' ' ' ' '' ¦ I' " ¦" ' ' ¦' ...... ¦ .... L::- X-— ptftl«nj«r< . . .. 1 '¦ . -- ' ' . . ' . '' ' ¦' - Wlnoeia, Minnesota. Hall Equipment, Inc., Supi. ,... 12S.07 must be In Inledrei mUHIPIH of U tr An0ftly Ttf Vinllonai^. ' ''' Temperatures Below Indian Girl Held ] Closer Wafqh Details on Freezing in Italy Corruption In Stabibing Case •MONDAY ROME (A?) -Temperatures BEMIDJP, Minn. (AP) - Pro- ceedings (f rerp expected to be NOVEMBER 21, 1966 dropped below freezing today> Planned on Aid held toittT ta' extradite a 14* frhe Daily Record i moat of Italy. Tbeto were tew i' \ _ _ . ___ . .. - Yule Trace Issue for year-old Indian girl, held in a Two-State Deaths Winona Deaths complaints, however.'It was the stabbing case, from federal To Viet Nam At Community first f ay this month, that flood- jurisdiction of the Red Lake In- , South Viet Nam ; Memorial Hospital Anton Walakl Lillian Pahlar plagued Italy has had no rain. dian Reservation to Beltrami SAIGON GALESVILLE, Vis. (Special) Miss Lillian Pehler, El Sere- Not Finished ' Japanese County juvenile court. (AP)—The head of a U.S. gov- t Vlsttlng tiburs: Medical and mirgleal In devastated Florence,, high 4 and 7 to 1:30 p m. (No 98, Galesville, no, Calif., 89, former resident AUSTEN, Tex. (AP) <— The TOKYO (AP) - "Kurdi kiri" The girl was taken Into cus- ernment watchdog team said batlM: 1 t — Anton Walslri, schools reopened for the first dinar * undtr ia.) . _ died today at 8: IS a.m. at St. here and in Minneapolis, died Texas White House said today the "black mist" of political tody on tike reservation after group soon will broad- Wfmify paHenU: ! m.3l W i K time since the Nev. 4 floods, — today his only ) instantly Nov. 21 when she was Jourdaio 22, of Red t» P.m- (Adults Joseph's Hospital, Arcadia, that consultations with the gov- corruption — hangs heavy over Mrs. Elaine , en its surveillance of the way struck by a car. filementary schools wiU Reopen was stabbed in tbe ab- where he was a patient one ernment of South Viet Nam on a Japan. It menaces Prime Minis- Lake, handle a SATURDAY She was a folder for the J. R. New Year's Dec. 5. The Florence Stock Ex- domen Saturday night, The stab- American agencies week. Christmas and today for ', ADMISSIONS He was born June 1, 1868, Watkins Medical Co., 87« E. truce have not been completed. change also opened ter Eisaku Sato; stirs hopes in bing took place in a tavern $25-billion effort in Viet Nam. Ukkestad, Rush- time since the floods. Theodore at Dodge to John and Emma 2nd St., in 1908 and a fore- George Christian, a presiden- the first his opponents, inside and out- pairing lot outside the reserva- "We're going to look into any- ford, Minn. Walski. He married Mary Los- woman at Peerless Chain Co. made >Qte- side the ruling Liberal Demo- tion. , Rush- tial assistant, state* thing and everything here,'* Miss Marsha Morken inski Jan. 17, 1898, and the in 1921. asked about reports Mrs. Jourflain was reported in Minn ment whan cratic party. said Homer Anderson, manager ford, . couple fanned for many years Survivors are : One brother, that a truce agreement bad fair condition today in a Beraidr •;. .. DISCHARGE , Sato's day of reckoning with two-month-old Saigon of- ' in the Tamarack area. He Anthony Szudera, Grand Rap- been reached. ji hospital. , of the ; l\|r». Helen Krahti, 667 W. 3rd Communists corruption and maladministra- ¦ ¦ ¦ had served several terms ar ids, Mich., and two sisters, Sis- Government officials said the va. fice of the General Accounting ¦¦ ¦ -- - ¦ jSt« :¦ ' ' , ' . a Tom of Trempealeau super- ter M. Regina, Stevens Point; tion in his party, and in his two- . ' BIRTHS - principal leaders of tbe Saigon Office. ;. . - visor and as treasurer of the Wis., and, Mrs. Henry \\c\ i , Los government have been in the year-old , government, comes ? Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marou- . 12 staff Inves- White School board. His wife Angeles, Calif. field visiting their troops and Thursday when the Liberal The GAO has ,hek, 66i W. 4th St., a sun. 1951 and be bad lived Funeral services were held In Iran tigators in Saigon. Seven have Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Hon- died in have just returned¦ to the capi- Democratic party holds its na- Kidney Disease £ the past year with a son Sig- Saturday at All Saints Church, 7 assfgnmeati erg, Minnesota City, a daugh- . tal.7 . 7.y7 tional convention. been on special mond, in Cralesviile. El Sereno, Calif. Burial was in checking partial- This it expected to speed np Former Foreign Minister Ai- since August, Survivors are: Five sons, Resurrection Cemetery, San Ga- Ichiro Fujiyama, using corrup- SUNDAY Sigmond and Lawrence, briel Calif. consultations and result in an In a Jam larly on more than $800 million David, , tion as a dub, will try to dis- Strikes Three contracts, the ADJOTSSIONS Galesville; Dr. B. R. Walski, agreement one way or the other TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - The in construction - 7¦ Mrs. C. W. Bytr Communists in Iran,are in a lodge Sato from the party presi- handling of the $700-million-a- Robert Ingersali, 402Vi E. Tucson, Ariz., and Lambert, Ar- in the next few days. Mrs. C. Wy, Byer, 81, Web- Over the weekend the y Vieyt jam. Their program. for revol* dency, which carries wifo it the year AID program, and persis- Broadway. cadia; two daughters, Mrs, , prime minister's seat. (Balbena) Wantoch, ster City, Iowa, formerly of Wi- Cong radio announced Commu- tion has been stolen by the shah. Balkan Nations tent congestion in the Saigon George Risch, 375 Harriet St. Frank: " Fountain City, and TMrs. Wil- nona, died Saturday at Webster nist troops would observe a Even a bomb-throwing Marx- A week later, on Dec. 6, the BELGRADE* Yugoslavia port.; . .: .:. - George Bai, Alma, Wis. Anderson said the seven • Mrs. Ruby Thomas, Arcadia, liana (Florence) Ratajczyk^ City from injuries received in cease-fire for 48 hours over ist would have to scratch his; Opposition Socialist party meets (AP) — Twenty-fi've per cent of Trempealeau; 27 grandchildren a car accident five weeks ago. Christmas and for the same du- beard to find a solid arguent to. elect its own top officers. the rural population of YugtH would return to 'Washington leaving a permanent force , and 22 great-grandchildrai. ._ The former_ Otilda Seitz, she ration over the New Year holi- against the shah's surging de- They, too, will rally around : the slavia, Romania and Bulgaria soon, Mrs. lEmma Schafer 22J W. ¦ of about five. 4th St. Funeral services are tenta- wa^bora Septr3i0ri8o^rTff IrJay. ''7' , ' .' velopment schemes to moder- cry "kuroi kiri!" 7 suffers from a mysterious kid- Cashton, Wis., to Joseph and House acknowl- nize the country except that still Charles Ingvalson, Winona tively set for Thursday, 10 The TWbite — Thanks ¦to it, they think they ney disease. Its cause is Until now the GAO team has a.m., at St. Bartholomew's Teresa Munster Seitz. She lived edged Saturday that discussions they are being!ran by a mul- can sniff •-. . for , the first time unknown after four, years of re- State College. ¦ ' . been bearing down on the audit: DISCHARGES Church, Trempealeau, the Rev. in Winona from 1929 to 1964. were tinder way with the South timillionaire monarch. '. ¦:. since 1947 ~- the sweet smell of search directed by a prominient She was married ing practices of the Agency of Fred Eltricb, sit Wilson St. Edward Sob czyk officiating. Nov. 9, 1909, to Vietnaihese government on: the More than 2.8 million peasant j victory at the polls. 7 American doctor. Development arid C. W. Byer at Cashton. Her International Albert Eid, Whitehall, Wis. Burial will be in Sacred Heart ' possibility of observing such a families have gotten fields in Less than two months ago, a Despite its wide spread in bodies here. Now, husband died May 15,71964. other U.S. Alvin Ronnenberg; 961 E. Cemetery, Pine Creek. cease-fire. Iran's royally run land reform leading Liberal Democrat told these three countries, the mala- said Anderson in an interview, Sanborn St. Friends may call at Killian She was a member of Cathe^ campaign, 26,294 young army fhe press that Sato would be . ¦':. dral' Christian also was asked dy is endemic — almost /un- the GAO team will broaden the ..." Mrs. Ruby Buermanh, 659 E. Funeral Home, Arcadia, after of the Sacred Heart while recruits :— their red-tabbed unopposed for his second two- known in any other region. in Winona and of St. Thomas about reports that the U.S. 6th scope of its surveillance. King St. 7 p.m. Tuesday. Rosary will be jackets resembling Russian uni- year term at the head of the Sen. Milton R. Young, Aquinas Church, its Rosary So- Fleet, based in the Mediterra- party, Corruption It strikes the "sooag — teen- R> Mrs. Edward Bronk, Minne- said at 8 and 8:30 Tuesday, at forms —^ have been sent into die , he added, jcbUdren tinder 10. N.D: referred to this in talking p.m. Wednesday. ciety, Catholic Daughters of nean, had been put on alert as a not be ah issue. agers or even , sota City. 7:45 and 8:15 villages to teach reading and would But its origin to difficult to trace with newsmen at Da Nang Sun- Mrs. Wilfred Henning, 519 America and Webster City Wo- result of the crisis in Jordan. writing, new roads reached A succession of scandals in '- ¦!¦ ¦¦ Tolcf Norskog men's Club in Webster City. "This report is completely because . the Symptoms usually day, "Young spoke then of an Wall St 7 ' . .. ' through , the yastness of Iran and Sato's government and in the ' " the- GAO staff in SPMNG GROVE, Minn. (Spe- Survivors are;. Four daugh- untrue," Christian said. party changed all this. Now, not do not appear for almost 10 increase in Stephanie Krooebusch, Roll- new factory smoke stacks rise years. As the disease develops, Viet-Nam.'' . . . .77 4ngstone, Minn. cial) — Tolef Norskog, 83, died ters, Mrs. G. C. (Magdalen) "The fleet has not been alert- alongside the minarets of the only Fujiyama but former Con- Saturday at Tweeten Memorial Voelker, Minneapolis,' Mrs. Ber- ed and has not been moved." struction Minister Utehi Noda the sufferers become anemic Young completed a three-day BIRTHS ancient mosques. and are great!* weakened. In its inspection tour in Viet Nam to- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mur- Hospital following an illness of naid (Dolores) Simon, Webster Christian said Johnson was will bid for Sato's post, six weeks. City; Mrs tt R (Cleo) Hamer. being kept informed of the crisis Former critics of the pxo- advanced stagtes, the disease day and flew to Bangkok- for , a phy. Fountain City, Wis., a son. . . .:¦ ' ¦ He was born March 29, 1683, ski, Silver Springs. Md., and in Jordan and other ; - develop- gram, some of the govern- Fujiyama, white-haired one- often is fatal . look at U.S. military activities 7. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilden- "7 ; in Yucatan Township, Houston Mrs. Lawrence (Mildred) Wre- ments around the world by Sec- ment employes, who used to time industrialist and just-res- there - 7 .. . borg,'566 E. Sanborn St.» a son. ' 's econom- The illness, catted only en- , Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Fair County, to John and Engebjor czqrek, Libertyville, 111.; 14 retary of State Dean Rusk. The question the sincerity of the re- igned director of Sato , Norskog. He had lived grandchildren; ic planniag agency is given lit- demic nephropathy — regional Sox 703, Winona, Flatten seven great- President - and Rusk talked by forms or argue that they cotdd * a daughter. in Spring Gjrove 12 years and grandchildren; three tle chance of toppling Sato this kidney disease — has existed hrbthers, phone today, Christian said. never work, now support the for many years* has become Ivar Scattum, Minnesota City, rpior to that in Worthington. Edward, Leo and Lawrence regime. Leftist student demon- time and Noda none. But if Fu- * It 7 grave in the past decade, ,Vas admitted Friday instead of He was a former bricklayer Seitz, Cashton, and tbree sis- strations have died out and the jiyama gets a respectable num- Mrs. Ivar Seattum, as report- and stone mason, retiring 3n ters, Mrs. Mary Pavloski and Weather landlords and religious leaders ber of votes, he will be the top A careful stucly of the malady ed Sunday. - .77. 1954. He was 7. a • y confirmed Mrs. William (Martha) Heiser, who challenged the shah from contender in- -1968. Though he was started fout years ago at a member of Stone Lutheran EXTENDED FORECAST research center set up in a hos- A son was born Saturday to La Crosse, and Mrs. Charles MINNESOTA: The tempera- the right have virtually given will be 71, age is no barrier to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Graver, Oiurch, Houston. (isabelle) Von Ruden, Richey, Japanese politicians. Their doy- pital of the Bosnian town of Bi- SurvivMs afe: One son, AJU tures Tuesday through Saturday 825 Huff St, instead (rf Mr. and Mont. Three brothers and two " is still some en is 89-year-old former Prime jeljina under Dr. Philip Wv Hall ton; Houston;two grandchildren will average 10-15 degrees be- "Of course there (Ohio) Metro- Mrs. Ronald Graves as report- sisters have died. low normal high of 23-30 north opposition, but their number is Minister Shigeru Yoshida, of the Cleveland ed Sunday. ;;;' • "' and one sister, Mrs. Gelina Syl- Funeral services will be Tues- whose old voice still is political- politan General [Hospital. liag. Spring Grove. and 30-35 south, and normal low so small it is insignificant;" said day at 9:30 a.m. at Burke's 6-14 north and 13-19 south, Prime Minister Amir Abass Ho-; ly powerful. Since then Ha} has spent part Funeral serviceswill be Tues- Funeral Home and lo a.m. at - "Kuroi kiri" has become a hot of Ids time at Bfjeljina and part BIRTHS ELSEWHERE day at 2 p.m. at Cross of Christ Colder through Tuesday night ¦veida in an interview. "And the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, and rest 6f week. Precipitation Communists have lost the am- potato because elections may be at a research : center at the k MADKONV %isv — Mr. and Lutheran Churc. Houston, t3ie the Rt, Rev. Msgr. H, G. Ditt- will average about one-tenth of called next April — pr sooner. Rev. Richard TLee officiating. munition for their attacks. They Karolinski Institute at Stock- Mrs. Herbert A. Thiele, - a man officiating. Burial will be an inch melted, occurring as And the public still is buzzing holm, Sweden. _ 18. Burial will be ia Stone Church are speechless." iflauîter Nov. Paternal at Ss. Peter and Paul Ceme- occasional light snow Tuesday about the Liberal Democratic 'jBut ," Hall Cemetery. tery, CasMon, "The gdvernent is made up after all flhis work E-andparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wis. night or Wednesday and toward corruption scandals in Tokyo said recently, " are as much Friends may call at Hill Fu- Fnends may find of week of young cabinet ministers and in a stunning ie Otto Thiele, 948 W. King St., call at the fu- which resulted . in the dark abcit the origin of neral Home, Houston, this eve- neral home after 4 p.m. WISCONSIN - Temperatures they are killing themselves city government defeat earlier ' \^^^rlla^§£&3BS'-v 3£yS3— y Winona. Maternal grandparents ning and at the church Tuesday today, ,^ ¦¦ the disease as before/' • ' by said Khodadad Farmanfar '¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ : Rosairy will be Tuesday through Saturday ex- ^ 7: ''7. ¦ ¦¦ :¦ ¦ ¦:¦ - ¦:¦ ' are Mr. and Mrs. M; W. Phil- ^said Msgr. this year. • . .I • -:-> No deductibls collision after 1 p.m. pected to average 6 to 12 de- raaiah, a former critic of Iran's New! eharn lips, Bloomington/ Minn., for- Dittman and the Catholic Daugh- Sato's headaches began with Evidence 10 far indicates the when iroth drivers hm Stata farm merly of Winona. • ters at 8:45 p.m. An hcmor grees ' below normal. Normal development methods who is the indictment of Shoji Tanaka, malady is hot hereditary and Mr. Albert Williams high 28 to 34 north 33 to 38 now deputy governor of the cen- Insurance! ; PRESTON, Minn. (Special)- guard at the church will be a Liberal Democratic Diet that it may tie- connected in ^ provided by the Catholic south. Normal low 12 to 19 tral bank. "It is still not a member accused of intimidation No other company ctn Riv^jwi niefc TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Mrs. Albert Williams, 79, resi- Daugh- some way with the rivers of the a Rood deal because State Fans ters. north, 17 to 22 south. Continued streamlined modern adminis- and fraud on an epic scale. Bad dent of this area, died about . region. Incidence of the disease Mutual, the world' lateen, car iwl Daniel Richard Buege, La- cold with only minor day to day tration but the spirit is there as it was, some party leaders lurer, now insuret over 8,000,000 can 11:30 a.m. today en route to the Dr. O. M. has been found io be greater inoille, Minn./ 4. office of Dr. J. P. Nehring. She Dicker-sen changes. Precipitation expected and we are moving." thought it would do little politi- among people liviiag in lowlands —far more than any other company . Dr. (WM. Dickerson, Chula to total one-tenth to one-quarter So any accident you may have miffo! had a history of heart trouble. cal damage. along the rivers than ' those in well be with another State Fan* Vista, Calif., a memfcer of the inch. Best chance of snow or Grinding poverty remains WINONA DAM LOCKAGE Thauwald Funeral Home is widespread in Iran and other But the Tanaka case started communities on higher land or policyholder. In such casei, It mil Winona State College faculty snow : flurries-- extreme north the big, mass circulation news- have State Farm Mutual collliloii ¦ in charge of arrangements, sources report that bribery and farther from the, streams. But , pav|. ? Flow —• 17,700 cubic feet per from 1913-17, died Saturday aft- portion Tuesday and most of papers digging. In succession insurance the company now .. er long state Tuesday night or Wednes- abuses are still common, but tests of the water have failed to your entire bill. No deductible second at 8 a,ml today; Eugene Jn. Klein a illness. they came up with a series of (usually ISO or $ 100) to pay! Fin<): 7 they concede the drive toward give any clue to either the ori- ' Snnday LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) He taught in the social stud- day. 7-7 more embarrassing skele- out how you're ' better off 'whea 7' ' reform is under way. Oven gin or spread ef the ailment. you' 2:45 a.m. -— Cayuga, 11 — Eugene F. Klein, 38, Phoe- ies field at Winona State, leav- OTHER TEMPERATURES tons. re insured with State . Farm— * Hall himself may have nar- famous for loiy rates for careful barges, down. Jibt, Ariz., died Saturday at his ing the faculty to become pres- High Low Pr. "I get to my desk by 6:30" in driyen. Call today! 78:15 a.m. — Badger, 1* home. ident of Moorhead State College. Albany, cloudy .. ... 42 37 the morning but the governor rowly escaped the malady. barges, down. Peterson - Sheehan Funeral Later be became chairman Albuquerque, cloudy 51 27 ;. beats me to work every day," "For three wedks," he said, ' ; 10:20 a.m. — Robert R. Gib- Home is in charge of arrange- of the department of social sci- Atlanta, cloudy .. .. 63 35 .24 said Farmanfarmaian, a Stan- "there was a sugfiestion of this ^Pete" Pblus ion, % barges, up. ments. ences at Greeley State College, Bismarck, clear .... 40 14 ' . : ..' ford-trained economist who is High Prices abnormal pattern in my prot- Phone 4520 ' •¦9:1.5 pin/ . -- Hortense B. In- Greeley, Colo. Boise, cloudy ...... 52 37 .. considered one of the "young eins while I was -working here. rebels new positions ef au- 126 East Broadway gram, 2 barges, up. Chicago, cloudy .. .. 60 32 .64 " in ¦ But it cleared up when I went 7- . Today Winona Funerals Cincinnati, rain .. .. 62 36 720 thority. • . back to the United States." 7, 4:10 a Jn. — Hillraan Logan, Electric Shocks Cleveland, cloudy .. 66 38 .08 In three months alone this May Draw More ¦ STA TE FARM 10 barges, down. Carl J. Goeteman Denver, cloudy 56 22 .. year, Iran's plan organization When you are storing butter .O 1 **»w[ Mutiul tnltmoblll iMWim toarjWf — :>V T!v Hmi Olkt: HetaMfiM, liliatli 8:35 a.m. — Codrington, 4 Funeral services for Car] J. Des Moines, clear .. 41 25 Iran claims to be the only coun- in your freezer, give the pack- Miai barges, doyn. Help Heart Goetzman, West Burns Valley, Detroit, cloudy .. .. 59 34 .08 try in the world where the de- age an extra over-wrap. were held today at Cathedral Fairbanks, clear .. -25 -33 velopment planners write the Meat Imports ' ' ¦ of the Sacred ' . . .. . » 1 Municipal Court Heart, the Rt. Fort Worth, clear ., 08 38 .. national budget — spent the WASHINGTON 'CAP) - Re- • . . , Rev. Msgr. H. J. Dittman offi- Helena, .,.. best part of $120.6 million on v cloudy 7 44 28 strictions on imports of meats James E. Christopherson, Attack Victim ciating. Burial was in St. Mary's Honolulu, cloudy ... 82 66 .. roads, communications, agricul- JTOTH E. Sth, pleaded guilty to may develop as an issue be- MINNEAPOLIS (AP ) _ A 65- Cemetery. Indianapolis,, snow 762 34 .44 ture, industry, education, hy- tween producer and consumer So everybody gave a half bushel of corn, a charge of speeding 70 in a Pallbearers Jacksonville clear giene, health, housing, construc- • ¦¦; 30 zone on Broadway at Vine year-old Minneapolis woman has were Stephen and , .79 48 .12 groups in 1967. . - :- survived a severe heart attack Bernard Goergen, Gerald Kansas-City, clear , 49 32 .. tion and electric power projects. Present prospects indicate the In the late 160C's, all citizens of the New England Street Nov. 16 at 12:17 a.m. He Goetzman Los Angeles, was fined $25. and is recovering after she re- and Michael Galla- cloudy . 75 63 . Development has reached a per capita supply of meats is colonies supported Harvard University hy voluntary ceived 67 strong electrical gher, all grandsons, and Ronald Louisville, cloudy .. 64 35 .20 point where the United States, expected to ease off next year. taxation. A fair gift, they decided, was a half^ bushel -. A charge of driving without a Memphis license against Bonita M. Ur- shocks during a 36-hour span. Porter and Richard Gordon. , clear ... 7 67 39 which has put more than $1.5 This would be a time when con- of corn. A portion of their harvest. The woman, Mrs. Harry Lee, Miami, clear ...... 78 63 .. billion of aid into Iran almost sumer demands are expected to Jy, , bick, SOB E. Sanborn. St., was John C. Sachreitar — Tod- aiv then voluntary gifts are one of onr . dismissed. She was arrested is "doing very well," her physi- Milwaukee, cloudy . 45 28 .29 half of it nonmilitary — is be larger than supplies, with colleges' main means of support. , cian says. Her husband expects Funeral services for John C. Mpls.-St.P., clear .. 36 18 .. scheduled to end its civilian aid consequent advances in retail Sunday at 2:55 p.m on Mankato Sackredter, 701 Harriet This and) the community spirit of giving ia what Avenue but later produced the her home within a month., St., who New Orleans, clear . 71 46 .05 program in 1968. prices. * died of a heart attack Satur- New York made highen education grow, license. Mrs. Lee was being treated at , cloudy .. 55 48 ., day while fishing at Lake Wi- Okla. City, clear ... Th« United , States maintain* A portion of year harvest can keep it growing. FORFEITURES: St. Barnabas Hospital for a 51 31 .. nona near his hone, will be Omaha, clear 44 26 quotas on imports designed to Allen E. Smith, 714 E. 5th, $3C heart ailment, but was ready to ' ' Give to the of held TuesHay at 2 p.m. at Brelt- Phoenix, cloudy .... 74 47 . . limit foreign supplies of fresh, college yonr choice, (ffl p. Êj on a charge of careless driving go home when she suffered the Union Official veal and $25 on a charge of speed- low Funeral Home, the Rev. Pittsburgh, rain .... 67 41 .38 frozen or chilled beef, , heart attack earlier this month. Merlen Wegener, ' Ptlnd, mutton and goat meat to around Publiahed aa ¦ flubllc atrrlc* In cooperation with the AdvertUInt ing 45 in a 30 zone. He was ar- St. Martin s Me., rain ... 50 45 .©3 Council, the Council for Financial Aid (o Education and the rested Aug. 28 at 12:20 a.m, She received cloed • t h c 11 Lutheran Church, officiating, Rapid City, clear .. 45 22 980 million pounds. Restrictions International MrwajxperAdvertl alnft EucutUei. ¦oyhlle driving on Broadway be- heart massage until a team of Burial will be in Woodlawn Cem- St. Louis, clear 58 32 .01 Raps Sates Plans were imposed in 1964 when meat tween Liberty and Center doctors and nurses began the etery. Salt Lk. City, cloudy 50 24 animal prices declined and Streets. electrical shock treatments, Friends may call today from San Fran., cloudy .57 53 .04 farmers put much of the blame on competing supplies from Burt D. Denenstein, The electrical shocks were 7 to9 p.m. at the funeral home, Seattle, cloudy 50 47 .37 To Red Countries Philadel- "Washington , abroad. phia, Pa., $25 for driving 60 in used to induce her heart into A memorial is being arrang- rain ... 62 52 .09 ed. Winnipeg, cloudy ... 13 lo ,. MILWAUKEE W> - Plans ot The total supply of these a 30 rone. He was arrested to- proper rhytbmic beating, and ¦ the American Motors Corp. to day at 5:40 a.m; on AIRPORT WEATHER meats In 1967 is expected to be Gilmore were credited with saving the (N sell cars behind the Iron Cur. about 19.9 billion pounds, down Avenue west of Highway 61, woman's life. . Central Observations) Max. temp. 34 at noon Sun- tain drew the fire of a union more than 1 billion from this Carol D, Moger , Lewiston , $25 Mrs. Lee's doctor, who asked official Sunday. for speeding 46 in a 30 zone, Students to day, min. 20 at 8 a.m. today, year. Yet, with an increasing that hi.s name not be used, said Get noon 27 Herman.Steffes, president of population and prospective fur- SJhe was arrested Nov. 18 at each shock was strong enough , sky clear, visibility 15 miles, wind , Local 75 of the United Auto ther increases in incomes, con- 11:35 a.m. on Broadway at to be fatal if it had not been 19-25 M.P.H from CJrand Street. west northwest, barometer 30.25 Workers Union at MAC'S body sumers are expected to want released at the proper time. 'Snack Break' W J Mrs. Philip Heise, Rt. x, $25 and steady, humidity 49 per- plant there, said it was the even more than was produced _ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ _ Wmm^^M Two experts said they knew cent. company's "prerogative" to sell this year. for speeding 65 1n a 55 zone. She of no other case in the area in MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - West yss arrested Friday at 6:20 High School begins a 15-minute mm cars any place in the world which a person's heart had re- but that if "AMC would go and Beef production will dip be- &m. on Highway 61-14 near ceived so many electrical "snack break" routine today. cause cattlemen will be holding omer. Students will be allowed to mix Bri tish Police do a selling job in this coun- John W. Herold shocks, try, it wouldn't have to reach back more breeding animals , 730«4 E. 3rd, in the halls, lunchroom or on than this year for the purpose $25 for speeding 44 in a 30 zone. FREE TB X-RAYS school grounds during the mid- To Stop Using out" to Communist countries. He was arrested of rebuilding herds. Sunday at 9:50 (Mon. ,, morning break. It will not be William S. Pickett, Ameri- Because of favorable prices, p.nt>oBt Broadway and Grand -V/fd.-Fri 1-5 p.m. Boom g, City Hall > supervised by teachers. Dobermans . can Motors vice president for increased foreign supplies will Winona Co, retitf enlt free, Ice cream , milk, fruit and LONDON (AP) -Britain's international automotive opera- be seeking entry. Imports of the olh«rt , |I each, cookies will be available in the police have decided to stop us- tions, said in Detroit Saturday, quota meats this year are tx> CORRECTION Last week . 30 lunchroom. ing Doberman pinschers, the "JPm gping to Russia and I am pected to total 800 million Total since 1959 61 ,317 "We have students coming at fierce-looking German guard going lo sell some cars there." pounds. , dogs for police work. It Is possible meat producers Th op«n hour* Indicated In CtrAAt 7:30 a.m. and not eating lunch , AMC's sales in the United until 12:30 p.m., After using Dobermans exper- States have been sliding, but its may not put up too much ot a aur- Sunday ad ware lncrrct. John S. Wiater, 1055 W. " said Ken Kiel- ty, student council adviser. imentally with a number of overseas picture is bright, with protest against a modest in- It dtowld hav* read isptn Moiv Broadway, $25 for speeding 42 British setting a high crease in import quotas next in a 30 zone. He was arrested "That s a long time to sit in police forces, they said its 1966 exports far »n- Tvasday f ?• 4; V/a* class without any break." today the dogs are too smart. of 45,991. year. Many cattlemen are inter, Sunday at 7:15 p.m. at Gilmore maintaining a stable Wn4av%tah ' Tbe idea came from Principal One dog handler commented: Pickett said the cars destined ested in Avenue and Sunset Drive. price of cattle rather than the Gregory A. Staples, 329 Wi- Frank Janes. "An Alsatian will go for an for Iron Curtain countries could nona St '.'I believe it's the first pro- armed man if I tell him to but a be built in Argentina. ups and downs which have ., $25 for speeding 44 in industry in the past a 30 zone, He was arrested Sun- gram of its kind in this part of Doberman is likely to spot the Steffes said it was "silly and marked the RED OWL day at 7:50 p.m. at Gilmore Ave- the country," said Janes. "I've gun and the potential danger asinine" to seek a new market when there was a fluctuation in WMMMW'**^mr'iMMMMMMMMMMjJBM jl ' __nue and Vila Street heard of it out East.'' and just sit down." with Communist countries. production. , ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ yymrMmtllt• «r#«r ¦ ' '^^^ K 7 7 /a&ft%>^MaeK>a^«'a '• ' ' ' ' • ' '" jV
USE OJg FREE TC AW ¦ |ff ;T ; ; M h^^Mfftf | yW- '^' ^7^ • ^ ^^^ B' ' rxf ^W ^B^Hl ^ '" J ' : W* "' ^ ^ 7:' ^Bi "^ riy ClT riO\w a a a Ol ' "¦¦ : g9B y See this revolutionary hew system . ' lI3B^BEf - ' ' ^^^^mwÂ âaa^âZ^L-^-^-mmm- ^^f mW ' •^^^' B : ¦ ¦ || : ' ¦ ' , , »- . ' •:• 7|7 ' 7 77 j 7i v» f. • . ' .. . 7. /SMyHB]^W '' '7' ' ' ' "' v. - "7- '^^^^^m^^ " " ' ît in' orypipe.tt.toâdiointag'nKmw. ^^^H~': < ' 5400 W. 6Ht Phone »317 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ somebody»- else w^^ ¦¦ ¦^^8ll t ¦ I ' ala^H/ J . - . . .mg aurvey. ' '^?^^??' . -^^^^^B -. .;. HOURS^-- 77. 7 ' viî^' ;^:^™ ^ : eAM7. TI P.M. ' : SjJS^t^, " ' ,' ; : 7 Pay* * Weok 7- . . : ^^F^- -: g ¦ HottMf Erord Going ^BF...CONOCO! ; 7¦ ¦7 7 ¦ ¦ ;¦ , ;¦¦ • • ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦: ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ ; ¦ . , . - ; ¦:¦ ¦ ¦¦¦] ' " ' " " : " 7.. -'- . -7. -. " .: ". - , : ::¦. , , ¦•: .77 7 ' . ' . - 7 7.- • , ' ". "• • ' . ' 7 " 7 7 V* ' .v "7' 7 V;- . : . .. . 7.7 ; , . 7 .. - . 7 7 . MflHMHHHBHHHH iH . - ' ¦ ' ' ' ' ' :' : 7- -7#M|»yiii : " - v-:- ^rifl H^^^ 7 - ¦ ¦ ' •7. ' . ' • • '' ' . v-BBtirs 7- ; ^j ^^^^^^^^^ ' SPROCKETS l^mfeh^^^^^ TT7j^B MOTORS I || ^rIJTT | BEARINOS IH ^^^ L MÎ I ¦: ^^ ' 1 ' l^^^^^^¦ T^^^B' R0LLCHAINS1R : 7i! 1^m »! I I ^LKmMmf '' ' 1 7.1 m—mmmmmmy GRIPBElTS I i ^^^^^^^^^^^BROWNING 7 1 if ;1 j ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR 1 I 120 Weif Second Phone 3103 1
| Read and Use i I Daily & Sunday I
WANT AI)S
I " . ' .. To Place an Ad ' 7: . 1. ; ¦ i • ¦" ¦' :- - . '7' , Phono 3321 'S- . ., ' ' ' • . "N ffi1 ' ¦ ¦ " ¦ " ' ' ' ' K ' * ¦: ' . " ." ^ «'
I ¦HTTfiTTiTTH H w,nona I § H^llLLtBH Hearing J FOR MILD NERVE OEAFKESS Aid | I I K you hear sounds but dorv't Cfllllii * 1 B erways understand the words... wr""»» 1 || I I ' otrn mcoMMCNOATtoN* 173 Main a
¦ I ¦ - MMCMiracle>" '?? - y $?£%- All Makw . II h^. ' Batt,rie I' ' mfrlmmtXJClL 1?Q I* ' ' :' ' Free Test** ~ 1 I S^"«^ 7 ' 7 1 ¦ 7 osit flO ..;•;=> , :- - r ¦ \^mW- may hear_ DeSon- I ... I I aa'k'ia'kV «t,i,ii„-. i ¦¦ ¦¦¦:¦¦¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ eharfy again ¦ -¦¦ . ¦ ¦" • • -•;" ;-¦¦-¦• ¦•• ~
4m_ PASSBOOKt I .AM VM SAVINGS I i Each Account Insured To f 15,001 • I i Open Your Account . Tomorrow , I îmtm0il_ _ lt _tm» B fi •**+*» **+* ala^v M m eAaa_aa%»n * ^»afy W^mtoana») 0 Ma0^^Sa 4aÂ â\am \ {(S_\ FIDELITY %^^tBfe, Savings I Loan I Phono 5202 ^|J|j[| ^ 1 ^rminiiii-i'i- i'1'1 i - iTi
emr-'.'V.mrmm—mm mm.—-— — m. in...... -— - MOST ^MkETE STOCK { ^ READY FOR, THE KILL? . . . Death appears imminent for Roy j SHIPPING MAGNATE TAKES BRIDE, 17, . . . Georges Livanos, Whaley as he lies under the poised sword of King Arthur. Actually, ¦ IN THIS AREA!¦ ; leaves Neuilly-sur-Seine townhall, outside Paris, Whaley simply was adjusting the sword of the King, one ot 40 huge ¦ ¦.' ¦. Wiorto 4970 . . ' J i , ' j 31, Greek ship owner, -^— - with his 17-year-old 'bride, the former Llta Vovoida, daughter of a balloons that featured Thalhimers' 21, annual parade Tuesday night Greek tobacco magnate, after their civil wedding. (AP Photofax by- in Richmond, Va. (AP Photofax) , ' V CALLAHAN'S Paris) -»w. IIOUOR STORE cable from Leonard J. Twhumpar :. \ » ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' Ul M«in 4een Prl, te f P.M. let. to II +¦¦ ' I ¦ , ¦• ¦ ' • , •• ¦ .. ' ' '7 ,. ' y I mmmmammmmmmmmmiammaaimKmmmaammaamiimltmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmm mmmmnwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m^ Whacky Sunday Pack Conquers Vikings, 28-16 MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL urn Angeles Dec. 18 to avoid a Minnesota's only touchdownthrough the fourth quarter to Preston Clarpenter oh the right With halfback Tommy Mason, (AP) — The Green Bay packers possibletie withBaltiniore. strike in the fourth quarter. trim the Packer margin to only sideline, byut Adderley swept in linebacker John Kirby and end may be within a skip and o off Hal Bedsole already out, Coach lombardimadelto bonesSun- tiree Bay caught Tarkenton front of Ci irpenter, picked it in jump of their fifth National day about his relief that the Norm Van Brocklin admitted: Afternoon ball to the Minne- trying to pass four times for 35 That set the stage 'for Adder- and ran die Football League Western Divi- Packers had seen the last of the ¦ ' 45. J' ., ¦ '' ' "We're getting awfully thin." sion championship to the past yawsin losses. ley's game-winninginterception. sota , . y 7,. Vikings for this season. Minne- iAddertey7 and Ray NitschkeThe Papers got close enough Van Brocklin also saild tho seven years, but they're not sota upset Green Bay 20-17 three A coupli; of plays later, Rookie Viking defense "played better talking about it until all the fed. came up with three key defen- for Don Chandler to try a 37- weeks ago at Green Bay, and sive plays between them that Jim Grab owski circled end for in this one than we did in our der is in the silo. yard field goal, but it sailed yards and Green Bay's Games had another shot at an upset won for the Packers. wide of the goalposts going into 36 victory at Green Bay We just NFL in- clinching touchdown. three IDs and ran for a fourth. "We've still got three games Sunday before Herb Adderley Nitschke recovered a fumble a brisk wind Minnesota had got off to such a slow start on By TOE ASSOCIATEDPRESS tercepted a Fran Tarkenton pass and the National FoTt- Jim Bakken kicked field goals to play," Coach Vince Lombards by Tarkenton on a scramble to a final chance. 7 the de feat, which left the offense. Even at that, we nearly This was Sunday after the Packers with two minutes left was ball League on a -whacky Sun- from 26 and 15 yards out for the said . set up Green Bay's second Vikings w ith a S-7-1 record, pulled it out." had conquered ; the Minnesota The ViMngs got the ball with costly for Minnesota. Defensive day mttPt-OMl- Cardinals, who have won three ' "They're always tough as, touchdown at the Minnesota 37- minutes to and moved Tarkenton pinpointed two of Vikings28-16 for a 9-2 NFL rec- for 3% go, back Ed Sharockman has torn which he said The WashingtonRedskins wal- of their last four games by a ahd this game was no differ- yard line late in the first quar- 28 yards to their own 48. ; his mistakes* loped Ihe New York i ' m more 23-7. Chicago defeated 126 yards in 30 carries while Atlanta 23-6. Baltimore's running game man- Defensive bade Brig Owens aged only 33 yards in 18 at- ¦ acored two touchdowns and set FORD, PLYMOUTH^ BUICK, OLDS, DODGE...; J L ^^ ie t ^ ' Ui 7 tempts against . Los Angeles' CHEVY, RAMBLER MERCURT, CHRYSLER, yf^HB^^te ^^^^ J BS up two others as tbe Redskinsfront wait jHR took the Giants apart Washing- ton's AD. Whitfield scared Gale Sayen,- nmniag over a three times and Charlie Taylor mild-soaked field, shredded twice: as the two teams com- Atlanta defenses for 172 yards (topping bined, for a record-smashing16 in 19 carries as the Bears de- m ¦ m m PWS 2.2O m m WW PLUS $2.3s . ^ WMMWlMm _w____MMMm touchdowns and 118 points.Hew feated the Falcons. Sayers also Mw My FED excise -7 m_W^W FED. EXCISE ^ mW_W_W___ WW York'* Gary Wood threw for gained63 yardson five passes. mm ™ mmw ™ 9^HHH (WHITEWALLS fSTATXANDLQt 'AL _>_..._. " " __^_^___ ' TOT^Tver70%fl ^^^r§ater SLIGHTLY HIGHER) TAXES EXTRAl OTITI .^^^^^ k. 3|| rr| traction ¦ ¦ ¦ * ¦¦ ^^^^^^^ u n * Self-Cleaning Cleats bite dleep • • MMmMmk?L8,ar1,no »,tractlonSp!!dtmor #¦ > fnnf mw^^^meWfaWaWmP ^ ° ^°^ * Picked Full 4-ply Nylon Cord S3|^r ^^^ H^S ' UCLA Construction OTIIIIO ^^^ HV $"TFflS * Duragen Tread Rubber rtlllllh ^^^^r #^? In Cage Poll for long mileage juiiww ^-MMMMr AF mm* NEW YORK CAP) - Wffl the star decided to enter the Los UCLA Bruinsovercome the Jim Angeles school, followers of the of being selected to win the na- Bruins have predicted a new tional collegiate basketball era of success for Coach Johnny FAR ENOUGH . .. MinnesotaVikings Other Packeft chasing Bentzel are Jim \ ECONOMY PRICED I GIKNERAL . „ j championshipin tbe preseason Wooden's team. Alcindor and Lance Rentzel (19) is stopped by Green Bay Grabowski (33) and Jim Weatherwax (73). k i>aW ARBAIII Save^ I Mew Car^ | Associated Press poll? UCLA open the season Saturday Packers Mike Fitzgerald (87) as he ran Tne Packers downed the Vikings, 28rl6. (AP Not a single pre-seasonchoice night against Southern Califor- ¦ National Foot- Photofax)' ; ¦' '¦ " ' has made good to the six yearsnia.T-'v .7777 back opening kickoff during . TAKE OFF f since the pro-season AP poll UCLA polled 12 first - place ball League game in Twin Cities Sunday. JET-SPEC¦ IAL was started in 1831. ,7" 7 votes to three fn Texas West- HW Ny'on Coird construe TIRPQ I ¦¦• ¦¦¦w r ern and beat out the Miners _^_^_^W__--\ Now the Bndm are the choice m^^Ûh»<>ni . tor Chevrolet, select from Famous Name BtanOa. from El Paso with an aggregate BELL TOLLS, BULL CHARGES V Ford, plyrnouth to beat out Texas Western for 163 points to 143 in the poll an- ' Many driven less thah 50 miles. Show- ¦ ¦ i AMmWmWMmM ' the national crown in the 1967 MwffSfMmMMm room new... specially priced for quick £ nounced Sunday. Kentucky, the disposal! Most popular sizes. season that opens Thursday. only other team to receive more A eWvMiffmWm ^Hmtm ttW ^'%Ot M The long-awaited varsity de- than. 100 points over-all on the but of Lew Alcindor, fabulous 7- basis of 10 for first , nine - for sec- foot-1 sophomore, swung the ond, etc. finished third with one voting for UCLA in the AP pan- first place vote and a total of el of sports writers. Ever since 120 points. Chiefs Take Over the New York City high school Rounding out the pre-season Top Ten, in order, are Duke, Louisville, New Mexico, Hous- ton, Western Ketnucky, North Stewartville Carolina and Cincinnati, Boston College, Kansas and Chicago Western Loop Loyola failed make the Top AFL to W Two Ten by only a few points. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS other people say," said Kansas while San Diego fell to 5-5-1. irt The pre-season pou compares The Bell tolled, the Bull City Coach Hank Strain about Bramlett's charge catne with Chiefs whooped it 7:2« to play and Wendell Hayes as follows to the final Associat- charged, the his new Chiefs. "We have had a up and San Diego sank in the later broke for 56 yards and a Golfer s Favorite! Great for Gifts! S Overtimes ed Press poll for the 1966 season fairly good football team for l 1 WILLARD ' NCAA West score Stewartville came from be- before the championship years but we needed important tourney: Kentucky, Duke, Tex- And that, football fans, is-how In the only other AFL game, hind three times Saturday night became the new help. Now we have it in fellows Boston kept pace with Buffalo in GENERAL j as Western, Kansas, St. Jo- Kansas City V RATTEDICC BALLS to finally clip- Spring Valley 72- Chiefs of the Western Division like Otis Taylor and Mike Gar- the Eastern Division by holding DAIIEIIIEJ 70 in double overtime. seph's, Pa., Chicago Loyola, rett. These two plus a healthy ! j ^ÔLF l Michi- of the American League. off Miami 20-14 as Jim Nance Bob Fisher brought the Stew- Cincinnati, Vanderbilt, Len Dawson, Chris Burford and broke the league rushing record ies to within two points with gan and Western Kentucky. The story began , Sunday when Gil Coan make the difference." for a season. n just seconds left in regulation Bobby Bell, Kansas City's pre- Dawson's passes to Taylor set Babe Parilli hit Art Graham WH . t/ioc playing time, then stole the ball mier linebacker, clanged into up two other Mercer field goals, on a 22-yard scoring pass and HBI .! A ^^Wj d n and fired a shot that was in ¦ JhrMmV the New York Jets' backfield in his tosses to Garrett and Taylor Gino Cappelletti kicked two \ HRRmH ' ^ M "Olf ilu the air when the final gun the second quarter and blocked led to a 19-yard scoring heave to iMMin vlMii J t^ma--mw WM > I The ball dropped in Lots of Cops field goals, but it was Nance's DOZ sounded. , a field goal attempt from the 29 Burford and Garrett's running 27-yard TD run that provided V . giving the home town boys a yard line. Bell retrieved the ball and catching set up the former I - HMHB |j $9-59 tie. the differece. It gave the Pats a y ^r and raced to the New York 45. Heisman Trophy winner's 20-0 lead in the third 1 TmW f * ^^ ¦ ' Made to rigid USGA. 91.25 EACH It was Fisher again in the period be- ^^ I If For Ortiz- Mike Mercer then kicked a 47- plunge for a TD. fore Dick Wood carried the Dol- I ' specifications! 100 (LIMIT- B first overtime, dropping in a yard field goal and Kansas City phins back 111 Grp. I , «-Volt 12-Volt I compression, liquid ONE DOZEN) field goal when it really count- Pete Beathard, taking over with two scoring I had a 1S-10 lead, instead of a 13- tosses. I I t (ifl M center. Famousyour Cadwell I ed, making the score 67-all at when Dawson ruptured a didOW' 0» covers. Reduce scoro 13 tie, and the Chiefs went on to blood •I T| 1 ^ A the end of the first extra period. vessel in his left 1^^ a 32-24 victory. hand, directed Nance gained 133 yards for \ ¦ II 111 with these long distance j n Malone put the Stewies ahead Elorde Bout the Chiefs on long drives that ¦ ¦ Exch. ¦ ^r Exch. performers. f-l (AP) Several chapters and time the day, bringing his total to l,- j In the second overtime, drop- , NEW YORK -There produced a TD and Mercer's 125, four more than will be plenty of police in Madi- zones later, another linebacker, Paul Lowe ping in two free throws. Fisher John (the Bull) Brarhlett of fourth field goal, enough to« last year. swished another charity shot to son Square Garden Monday overcome two last quarter scor- Buffalo beat night when 3-1 favored Carlos Denver, stampeded into the San Oakland Thurs- make the final score 72-70. Diego backfield and blocked a ing passes by Joe Namath that day for a 8-3-1 record and Bos- PRECISION WHEEL I WINONA'S FINEST i Fisher was high point man Ortiz risks his lightweight box- tightened the score. ton stands at 6-3-2, setting up for the winners with 22, and ing title against junior light - Charger field goal attempt, picked up the ball and stormed The victory gave Kansas City their showdown clash next Sun- Dave Rathbun dropped in 29 weight king Flash Elorde of an uncatchable 9-2-1 record day.'But that' DRIVE IN ... for Spring Valley. 72 yards ior a touchdown. . s another story. BALANCING - T Manila in a television 15-round- r .—_ er. That score put Denver ahead StiwarMtta (HI Sanaa Vallay ail to stay, 13-10, and the Broncos Naw Yw ¦ ! Clavelaml. ta tt le (g lt lp Both were happy to hear that Pittsburgh at Phlladtlphla 13 3 Colling 1 4 10 . a_ i Per wheel ^"~7C\ Malon* tbe special force will be beefed raced on to a 20-17 upset that Si. Louli ai Daliai. i £- WÂ\-Wt\ i\ Sotttdnr Hit TurvMKKi 117 buried the Chargers and gave Jan FrancUca va. ORBEN BAY al FOB Jl#UU including S (gfc ))" 1,4 R.Fauvor 114 D.RatMwn f II IV up for their return bout. Mrtwaul(i«. r mm weights ; ,c^ > Atplul St M.RaHibVR J > 7 Kansas City the decision title. Pro Grid * . ^r— —"^ Holland 1 4 4 Undwy » 4 4 Ortiz vividly remembers the | ^Tv If B.PIHior . I ID Ropa I III last defense of his crown in This conclusion that American Leagae ftta a m ' _ ended EASTERN DIVISION mm l/r Mexico City, Oct. 22, against San Diego's three-year hold on W. L. T. Pet. PT J /AiTPllTIf I Tolali JS 24 71 t OP LofiB«r T|r» Lift Total* '27 II 72 Sugar Ramos. After he stopped the division title provided an Standings .; ¦<"'»!» S 1 I .717 JI7 111 • | J 7TJ/M\Ul I I , Be»«°n .,, 4 1 1 ,«7 1M Ml Easier StMring S || the Cuban exile on cuts In the extra measure of satisfaction. N«W Y«v .... s s i ,ua m IM • | r_^\\ T|DC I Houston 1 I O ,17] 271 Ml Smoother Riding / "•" fifth round and then refused a With players like Bell, people By THB ASSOCIATED PRESS "'ami l » o ,||» w m • V N^kiîll \- commission order to resume the have been saying for years the National League WESTERN DIVISION mmm VvV Tuesday bout, the 30-year-old Puerto Ri- Chiefs had the best material in W. L. T. Pet, PT OP ' Jfr EASTERN CONFERENCE x-Kanui dlir ..til.111 411 141 'm K BEST WHEEL J^^ y SERVICE K JU ^ ^ can-born New Yorker found the league. W I. T. Pet. Pf OP Oakland.^..,. 7 S « lit »e I __S_m__m BALANCE DEAL himself in the midst of a riot. "I don't worry about what Dall.. a\ 1 ,SS0 144 111 San Olt|t .... 5 5 1 .500 MS ltl fr \f 1/ \ / 7 puncheon ^sb S») LOUI» a iM joe ta t» ' Oaavar Ill,173 14S MS CUwtlind ., ,. 7 4 * jU * m IK x-ClliKhad dlvlilon litis, MIladalDhla „ 4 I I JU m III SUNDAY'S RESULTS Special ¦ tVaOl'dflfan ... S MS lit ur Otnvir », San Dltgo 17. * * ¦ n^ ¦ ¦¦ ^j B^ Pltltburgh ... J 7 1 400 lit «» Kaniai ciMf 11, Now York 14. ^g ^^ g ^rj-Ty^T^^ _ îr^ ^^^'! ^m^_y-. mr " ^''^''^»~^rtmj r___^j l^ Ntw YorK .... i t i .lie us iia Boston it, Miami 14. ^_ Atlanta ...... Ml Ml 1M 1S7 SATURDAY'S GAME WESTERN CONFERENCE Naw York at Oakland. USE GENERALS k : NO MONEY DOWN TAKE MONTHS TO PAY Tobacco Too Good To Smoke t#. L. T. PCI. PT 01* SUNDAY'S GAMES AlfW BHARBIJ * ejREBN Miami at Donvar. RAY. 1 M 411 174 111 7 , , ' - ¦ ¦/.' r- aalllmoni 7 4 « .414 Ul IO San Dl«n> al Noviloo. • ' BuHala at Boston. T«nd«rloin Plato V Lot Angalaa . M I JU W n ¦ Whar* th* Men Who Know ^.Tiroo Bott Ar»i luat a ptndi ef Copenhagen ' g* San Franclica I U JH in III A0BMmMm. ^>>âtft^S ^S> * ** ^h Chicago 4 S 1 .444 141 113 Snuilbetwaanchaikaod |s^':iil O!! y ^^^ '' :j>î'"". DttroH 4 7 1 444 117 144 ALPEET WINS 85c £ MINNESOTA . 1 7 I .»• Ml »7 SUNDAY'S RBSULTS PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (AP) Tenderest tender in Town, ^^ Chicago J), AtUnla 4. — Jeff Alport of Woodbridge, with Whipped Potatoes, Chick- ¦racking. At a price that GREEN BAY ». MINNESOTA 11. j^VjtHfljfgM^MS^ Lo Angtlaa U, Balllmor* 7. , 114KAL W. 2nd St. "Sine. Conn,, MES1»17' ^ Phont 1U7 en Gravy, Creamy Cole Slaw shot a par 72 In the final im- w«fiiiKite« ri, N«W r«rt . . 'v ' "l. . | ...... Pirate GEORGE VOSS DUMPS IN 39 De La Salle Rallies, Deffat
¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Wabasha State¦ .' , ' . ' . , ;_ . . - . - ' . .77 Opens. • . A , 7y. " ' ' 7" Home,v ' . 7' ' ; /¦ 7 ' "¦•' ' with bs Cotte 60-52 Cochrane-Fountafa^ City, Ni r ad- two games under iK ybeJt Cotter's otteme sputtered in win over Wabasha St. Felix. be counted upon for point pro- justed to (the primarily empty the tidal four minutes while "There were signsof improve- duction front his guard spot, expanses of Memorial Hall, De U Selle'e Mark Jakubik ment but our lack of rebound- ' pacing the Ramblers and all and stopped Wabasha 48-32 Sat- found tbe. range and that was ing snowed up." r' ' the story Saturday night as De La Salle soundly thump- scorers with 19 points. Tim urday night in a preliminary the Minneapolis quintet hand- ed the Ramblers on the Browne added a dozen and game prior to the Winona State- Thirty-nineSeason points is 89 that kept the visiting WithFalcons Winona's 39 points proved toWinbut they were still fdfaf ¦ ¦ ed Cotter lis first loss of the boards as Cotter managed Bob Greden 10. River Falls contest. points no matter which way in the game. But Voss was a be die tonic the Warriors |i>-" 777 .7 v. ;, '% season, 60-52, at Sty Stan's. only nine rebounds in the en- "Leaf did a fine job of- V Wabasha, showing the effects you split it, but Winona State one-man gang Shooting from needed down the stretch But the Warriors were will- The Ramblers had led tire second half. This, and fensively, but we just wore of not having played' this year, got just a we© bit more help the far readies of the back- drive , to record their first ing to give Voss the record throughout. most of the nip- only three points from its out in the fourth quarter," could find the bucket neither to go with its 3ft Saturday court, he connected for 39 victory of the season in two as long as they won tho game. and-tuck contest, 24-21 at haff- ter tandem of Wike Twomey said7Nett. "Greden did the from the floeu;,:nor the tree night, "opening Its home sea- points, tying a Memorial Ball outings. And they did it hard * " th* tume ani 40-38 after three and Steve Erdmaniczyk, kept best job 7on they boards for throw line, Taud^nBie Pirates son with an 83-80 victory over record set by Winona State With Daye Meisner way, shooting only 37 percent periods, but Jakubik fired in riding Cotter from building a sub- us and that surprised me. from the east side of the river River Falls. grad, now head coach at the bench, with four fouls, for the contest while Btver li of his is points in the last stantial lead early: in the He had the most hustle of pulled away in the second'half. Unbelievable shooting by Whitehall High School, Ken Falls was bitting at a S3: per. quarter to bring the Islanders " Mike DeWyre . came in and game - - i-7 any of the boys underneath." Cochrane-Fountain City . didn't River Falls' 6-1 sophomore StellpQug. hammared through 17 points cent cUp, primarily tbanto te from be^nd.' "And we missed a lot of exactly burn up the court with >" cottar (Si) - guard George Voss was all As it turned out, however, in the second half, spurring Voss. The rebounding depart- 10 and 15-foof shots," said DiLolalio (40) its shooting. ' zippy Tlie loss gave Cotter a fg fl pf ta fiff lf lB The Pirates Winona from a 49-41 deficit ment was a dead heat with Nett, whose team shot 33"per- iataikik 7 4 sis oMta 4 i ..4 il passing game continually punc- split in its open- till to a 70-66 lead with just over each team getting 35, but tho weekend two cent for the game. Biuman 7 s 117 Malar tured holes in the Wabasha de- ing games. Friday night the Berggrn III1 Brown* 44 III five minutes remaining. story was told in turnover Ramblersyplay hoist to Austin Behind Jakubik, a husky 6-1 Moaner si 4)1 Twomiy ia,. ,>» a fense for lS-fboters, but the ball Then Meisner reappeared where the Falcons, playing Ludwig 1 0 It Erdcxyk 111 1 The shorter Pacelll i\ St Stan's. 7 forward, came Jim Bauman Swan II 11 Leaf t T ill wouldn't drop in. Fleming Leads Matmen on the court and the ''Mouse" their first game, committed "We - looked much better in the De La Salle scoring Holker 1 4 l B Wenzel j SllC-FC team made up for some took care of the rest 7 A long 24 mechanical, errors compar- Mchotkl¦ I I 1 eV — — — than we did Friday night," with 17 points. Lyle Heaney _ — ' -_ Totals II IS If tl of its Inability to hit the hoop juniper, four straight free ed to only 12 for Winona said Rambler " coach John ¦added 11. 77- Totals MU1I 4* with second effort , however, throws and a twisting reverse State. 7 BH LE SALLE ... IS * 17 SS-tS garnering a 41-32 edge in the Rangers Over Nett of Cotter's earlier 6845 Tom Leaf indicated he can COTTER i...... IS 14 14 1J-S1 To Host layup by Meisner stunned rebounding department. River Falls forged an ear* River Falls as the Warriors ly 13-7 margin and bung onto Wabasha, trailing through strengthened their margin to most of the first half, outscor. it until Winona bagged eight 81-72. The clock did the rest. straight, four on tip-in* by ed the Pirates 7-2 dhrtog one Leafs, 5-0 Logan Meisner finished with 22 stretch in the second quarter Mark Wilke and Jack GJnbs, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Only an upset loss by 95- points and - combining those to go in front 28-26. The gnu Sioux and trailed only 20-17 at the in- with the 17 by DeWyre from Gopher Cagers termission, Reg Fleming has hooked up pounder Rick Pomeroy prevent- stayed nip-and-tuck to tha with a winning combina- the same position, it matched half with the Warriors going But Cochrane-Fountain City ed Winona High froih winning tion. ,.and the robust Ranger the 39 by Voss. down with¦ a ' narrow 40-31 found the range in the second its first wrestling meeting of "DeWyre did it •' ¦ half would rather fight than switch. for us," said margin. Six VVlll , outscoring Wabasha 12-5 in grinning State coach, Ron Fleming, the National Hockey the season last week, but; the a. the second half started lika the third quarter and 16-10 in Ekker the final eight minutes. 7 League's penalty king, supplied Hawks will be out to correct a nightmare lor the Warrior- Debut Thursday both tbe fistic fireworks and the But the 5-11 transfer student partisan crowd. Winona Steve Auer led the Pirates that tonight when they enter- scoring punch Sunday night as from Alpena, Mich., had other couldn't find the bucket tad MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Min- Ten." Be Tough with 13 points, while Dan Plat- tain La Crosse Logan at. the Wi- ideas. "It takes five BJg teter had 11 and John Satires New Tori trampled the Toronto to win a River Falls took a 49-41 ad- nesota's basketballteam makes And, he thinks junior Wayne By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Maple Leafs 5-0 for its third nona High gym. game," he said, still dripping vantage. But then the War- its debut Thursday night at Kan- 10. Jim Malone topped: Waba- from the dower. "But Barry can do the job at one North Dakota's blazing fast sha with Id. straight 'victory. ' • pomeroy, touted to be one of it sure riors turnedthe tables behind eta State -and that's when the felt good. I'd rather come off r guard position and sophomore Sioux made their Western Col- the best 95-pounders in the.state DeWyre, outscoring River Gophers jmay start surprising Chip Litten of Fargo, N.D., Wabasha (li) Cochrane-Fc (4i| The squat, 193-pound battier, the bench and score 17 than Falls 12-2 over the next 3ft Paul Presthus. legiate Hockey Association de- Is lt ¦ pftp liflpf lp this yeari was upset; by Eau job; peopld says may come through at the other soiwatir l t '¦, » Avar ¦ nil who has teamed with veterans start and do a lousy " minutes to go back in fronL Memorial' PrepusY the former high guard and provide some outside but for the 1966-67 Season over LaRcque 1 1 l I Platteter s 1 1 11 Boom Boom Geoffrion and Earl Claire s John Swen- Though the usual banter Meisner's closing flurry seal* school flash at Rugby, N.D., is Melon* 4 t 1 10 Rosenow 2 '• 1 4 Rangers most , was the dif- was flung about in the win- shooting help. Litten just report- the weekend and served notice Schmitt • 1 I 1 Gotz 1 11 1 ingarfield on the ' son M a°d that ed the victory. the Gopher cage captain and ed to the basketball team a ChdWIck 1 1 I I Braalz 3 11 4 productive attacking unit in de- 25- ding dressing room, most of that they likely will be a prime Poterji I (1 t Baures J » J 10 ference as Winona lost a Wilke finished with 12 to he's a little irked, about all the wees: ago after lettering as ; an _ _ cent weeks," scored two second- the talk centered on Voss. challenger to defending cham- , Kmtir 1 « I 2 22 decision. ; ) back up the Meisner-DaWyirt talk running down Minnesota's end on the football team. . . i- Totals is a Sll —-"— - period goals after engaging "Bick (Starzecki was do- combo, while 6-6 Jim Bloou* basketball prospects for the ' pion Michigan Tech. Totals 21 1U M Kent Douglas of the Leafs in a There were a trio of bright ing just what we like to have ' Kondla, says Presthus, "could WABASHA ...... ' ¦•• '. '».. "• -s: 19—M spots for the Hawks in that first quist and Paul Kulig had a coming season, ; .. . -* be one of the finest centers in The Sioux riddled Minnesota- COCHRANE FC ... 7 11 12 I-H first-period slugging match;. him do," said Ekker. "The dozen apiece for the Falcons. "Let's sot \vrite this season ' night' meet, however^ led by 112-pound shots Voss was taking and the the country...surely as good as Duluth, 6-3 and 6-2, for a sweep He finished the s work Hawks Winona State's next game to .-off yet," he said. "I know every- with early-season totals of: seven Don Michalowski whom way Rick was guarding him we'll face in the Big Ten/' of their opening weekend. 7 -7 NHL '77 - 7 - 7 ' coach Dave Moracco singled Tuesday when La Qroasa body expects us to have a los- goals and 62 penalty minutes/ were the way we like to see State invades for a 7:30 p.m. Colorado College also got off By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - 7 ': " '7 . . 7- ' ing year, but X can't buy that Bat Preithos admits Kondla Now York climbed into a sec- OUt.. - . . it done. But I've never seen game at Memorial Hall. ve seen .some things, which defeating inex- W. " 'L. - 'T I' must push himself and adds: to a good start, Chicago 10 4 2 nd-place tie. with the Leafs, Michalowski pinned his oppo- anyone shoot like that before." believe we may be a S Rivor Palls (M) WIKMI cas) lead me to "It's up to Wm. If Tom can perienced Minnesota 8-6 and 5-3 New York .... 7 a three points behind league-lead- nent. Ron Fuglestad and Dale Starzecki, who gets the task fg lt pl better than they expect'' Toronto ...... 4 7 l l f|tt|Ut» lot < get himself fired up, he could be in a pair of close games. •¦. 1 ing Chicago. Fleming and In- Cook also flattened their foes of stopping the foes high scor- Ostrmn M t <: Mm 11 H Montreal 7 .7 voss 17 s i»» ~**in»~ s t in the difference between this team Boston ,...... ;...¦ '. * II garfield each scored Saturday with Cook's pin at 165 coming ing backcourt ace and usual- Presthus, : the only senior on Those resnits left North Da- Detroit ' .;¦:; .... 4 II t Blmojolst < • Sit Jortsak 14 1 ¦ " . as an unexpected surprise. Mo- ly does it to a tee; seconded Kullg s 1 Sll stamcld « the Gopher squad, thinks Min- winning and losing. SATURDAY'S RESULTS afternoon in the Rangers' 4-1 • a s kota, Colorado College and Mich- Montrail J, Detroit 1. racco felt that the Hawks would Ekker's statement. "I've nev- Palmar 1 1 S 1 Molsntr S It 421 ' line of himself After opening at Kansas State, victory over the Black Hawks. Outtaha 1 II 2 OoWyr* Ii nesota s front igan Tech tlecr for the early Toronto 4, Boston i. be weak at 165 until Cook gain- er had anyone shoot like that aw and sophomore LeRoy Gardner the Gophers make their Ntw York 4, Chicago 1. Hall • 1 s a isp* • • 1 « WCHA lead, all with two vic- SUNDAY'S RESULTS Stan Mikltai the leagUey indi- ed some experience. against me. At times I'd have ChrUUon » » a » 0IM» J 1 4 f of St Paul at forwards and home debut Saturday afternoon " Olson - i n S ' . ' . . ' — — -.-. . tories. Tech teat Denver 2-1 and Now York S, Toronto 0. vidual point leader, scored three Tonight's meet will begin at him cold and he'd still score, junior Tom Kondla at center against Houston in Williams Chicago j, Boiton 4. WOH II 1 « Totals »tt HO 3-2 a week earlier. - 7-\ goals as the Hawks rebounded 6:30 p.m. with the B squad toward the end I was cheat- "may be as good as any in the Arena. North Dakota rammed home TODAY'S GAMES Totilo BUMS! No tamos. scheduled. Sunday night with a 5-4 decision matches. The varsity will begin ing a little and tapping him KIVIR MLLS ...... J» two goals in each period to down TUESDAY'S GAMES SUM No lamas, sehtdulid. over Boston^ at approximately 8 p.m. on the elbow when he'd shoot, WIMONA ...... 4» 4J-II I Saturday's Scores UMD 6-2 Saturday night. Tom ¦ ¦ Dunn, Bob Ullo, Bob Tuff, Rog- LOCAL SCHOOLS- . • ; ¦ . ¦ Winona Stalo u, aivar Polls •». . er Bamburak, John Gasparini »o»>»»»»a»#»»> a < >»»»»»»»»o>m m+mmms>»o»»o)o)»»»»?»»???? ??????»»e»»»»»>a»»»»»»>>¦ Minneapolis Oe La Sills (t, eoltoe ; ¦ and Dave TKartio scored for l' " : . ¦«. ' .- ' HONCOHPaRBNCI- ; UNO, while Dick Thompson and l Minneapolis i^^^^^^^ KINO! AND QUEINS Rochester Mayo 44, Pat Francisco answered for Du- P' ^^^^^^^^Pi'^^^^^^^^^^^ P'^>^^^^^^ppHli^^^^^^^^^ H'* South S4. Wailgafi ¦ W. l^ LtHs V RlBhli .;, ; . a Cochrano-PC 41, Wabasha 11. luth. UMD's Keith Christiansen • Sltwartvllla 73, Sprl»» Volley 71 Tha Moanllghttr ...... 3 1 ¦ ran his league-leading point to- Vaughn Mlynaak ...,..; a 1 . .. . ' (OT). " : tal to nine in three games with Tho Whirlwinds* ...... 1 1 \^MMMMMMMMM^mm^â ta|^B^^^B^^B^nii^Hi|iHM^ . ! < m^mMmmMt-\,^H^^ •^^^^^^^^Ho Tho Bowlers ...... 1 a Tuesday's Game an assist for the Bulldogs. ; 4 * ^. Double 0» ...... 1 J Colorado College pinned the ' •assississisMsa B^Hi^^^^^^^^^^ HMH ^^^^^^ HHII ^B^^^^^^^^^^^ H^H^^^^^• H' Tho Jokars l s LOCAL SCHOOLS- ' ' ' ' Winona Stole.... WCHA on Tho Trelins .7 • s La Crosse State at the third straight loss GUVS « DOLLS HIAWATHA VALLBV- Minnesota Saturday night, 5-3. < ¦ ! . fll V \ J m 1 sJI I Is/ JVaijTA Wailgali W. t. Zvmbrota at Lake City. • m * /•! rTH Lublnikl - Llea . ....;..... I -I NOKCOHPBRBNCB- Mike Crupj, Rob Shattuck and Strang - Kuhlmaitn .;..... 4 J Sprtnfl Orovo at Harmony. Greg Hughes tallied for the. Go- Mohim - Prenot 4 » Chatfield at Cslodonlo. stahmsna - Duellman ..... ? j i Preston at Houston. phers, while Chuck Ranking had Fensiir • Poiane s i Byron at KauoD-Mantorvllle, two CC. goals. , ¦ ¦ ColbtniM - Slonsganj ..... » j Dovor-Eyeta al Elgin. Michigan State joins confer- ' :: :; ' } : ¦ '" " ' ¦ ' ' : ¦ ¦ v-^-J Nlomiyor - oonihuo ...... is • Maiappa at Clirtmont. ¦r^ ^: ' - : ': ' ^J . ' 7V . 7Y- ' V v7. U Liana - Palh ...... \ i St, Charles at Ralllngttano Holy ence play this week, while Mich- ' -: ' , 7 ' , ^^M^^v JUNIOR OIRU Trinity. to \lmMMMMMMM tMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMWMMmm7 : Parmlngton at Cannon palls. igan waits another week Wallgalo ¦ W. t. ^^^^^ Hj I'^H ^^^^ Monlll» ...,. ' .!». it Malraso>Mlnd«r» at Taylor. crank up. Alley Smashers w io Arkansaw at (Ik Mound. Paisley Pops ..,....-....;.. is li Fall Craek at Augusta. WCHA Standings BLACIcWALL-TIJRgLESS 1 ' (¥m JfMir^?mTl « Allay . stfffari ... 4 11 Mondovi at Chippewa Falls. il mw . -. ' ^^ f ^^^^^^^^^^^mmmmmmmmmmmmmW -\5m-ml^mma-i HIOH SCHOOL BOYS Durand at Sprlnj Valley (Wis.). Team , WL Mol Roil W. L. North Dakota 2 0 Oood Wayaii .',. •; 1 1 Oitim ¦„' ., s « NBA , Mich. Tech 2 0 Trofan 5 4 Colo. College 2 0 ciydti ..; 4 s By THI ASIOCIATBD PRESS Mton-Duluth 12 Tlpcr-Roos 3 EASTERN DIVISION . Raecootii 1 y W. L. Pet. OB Denver 0 2 HIOH SCHOOL OIRLS Philadelphia .... II 1 .M Minnesota 0 3 Hamcd W. L. Boston IS 1 .111 I Michigan State 0 0 TloartttOI •„..' 4 1 Cincinnati , f, 10 .474 IVfc ' Alley Oilon ...... ,., I 4 Now York W 11 ,45J f. Michigan 0 0 um ¦' ¦' ' __ \\ ' ' ' ' MS&JjPt^^ ' OutUr Oaf* ...... ) 4 •alllmor. ; 4 lt .174 IBfc '¦'' ¦ 1 mmmwwwwW -tm\W%, mmmW¦mmmm T^^^^ scramblers 1 4 WESTERN DIVISION . Prull I MPS .,;.,.. 4 s W. L. Pet. OB ««y Aliges 1 7 San Francisco ,. 14 I .414 HICKEY NAMED HIS » HERS SI. Louis .... '..."». I JW I STORES, Conn. (AP) - The Hal-Roa W. L. Oolroif ...... 1» 11 .435 4 University of Connecticut finally Springer - Bauer ;... I| ? to Angeles .... 7 11 .150 4 Braun • Konkal 14 it cjhlcego I 14 .iU 7 has made it official, naming Breniel - Bi%iifl II IS SATURDAY'S RESULTS Bautr - Sthrocilar li is •ottws iiv Cincinnati 17. James B. Hickey athletic Fountain • Cltlani ' ...... » . n Now York 12s; Baltimore 114. director. KBK'i t .11 Philadelphia ill, Detroit Hi. ¦ LosAngolas 111, St. Louie 114. Hickey, 47, was appointed Sat- San Francisco 111, Chicago lit. urday to succeed Joseph O. ' ' • ' SUNDAY'S RESULTS MR .30O WINNER . .. . Christian, who retired after 30 rttr««dabi« caiing No games scheduled, T PLUS 60c per tin F
, ^¥¥¥! !mj' 4 t ll> ssaBBBBBBBBaBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB«BBBBBB V^^^^^^Î^^^^B^^L_ $ d^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B^BÎR ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Bfl ^^V^^H^^^^^^^^ P' - WmWMUXf m ^^ÂimlmWiam—WHMlT-m^^W^^^^^^^^^M^ W^^^^^^^^^^^^^^jMm ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ *** M Odi^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^MmM ^^^^^^^^kWWHj^HoiU ^^^^^^^ H^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ffii ^^^^^^^^^^^ KA T^ M _t ^M__^ ^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^K^S^^^B-m^^^^^^^^^..- mW m
aVBâaanw t ^ m ww\imr v HnH^^^^ lB ^Hf jS^SaVE W& mmWm% m^ÂwmAF ^^^Z "J^l-wwwwwWmm\ ^ T^ m\ -^-W-m-^m\mWt^ -m-WWrn^^^^ •kr fi^V^^M O'VHBBBBBBBBBW >BBW^^B matmm^ * .-^m -^^^ TmWm-mm-m a^mmmmmmeMmwmmm\ Ês\ mMmm^mm** m* m Goodyear Prices! BQ ' , ÂW** •a!:Ir¦"• '" Z 5" GOrA HAAnlvriD :: X ^MMMMMMmmmmmMMMMMMMMMMMMMM A SAFETY-MINDED COMPANY 2 »ta»wr \em>4Mt« mlama aat anam twoto.i rti —ul WQIMMI >»» »t»n«. ¦ la am el amm%am,^ntiataH mJa 'ma>eaetaaMmitaimtam m _am < > T amu4 aa aMmi>aatia¥Hla \a mi ruiim$ W nw twi«»at Pawn «K noon alliml »— at, ea Ma —thu, a» imwuw m ta "— m\i mwir am, aaaat aa a} a»um> — ¦a 1, oamm aaleamlawe etmarmian m awian, a S. a»i«M wwi naa uteieia- U. OWWKI, tear mmaamm mtalaa:aat arlafaat »»n»m p/tmat ma rtumil an. ¦ • , ¦ ' ¦ _ 4 ____ .^ . _. . . . _. _. '
¦¦ ¦¦ «a IIIPVW III iiîa B i|nuiî»po^BoW^pWw»pi^»j»Pi»î^^»»j i^»Wô.w^^»»wiiw NOT 80 FAST . . . Gwen Bay Packers twin Cities Sunday. Grabowski sained 1 ¦ * (33) play. Running at Grabowski is i , * - . ' , . ' ' ' ¦' •linn Grabowski is grabbed from behind yard on tho NELSON * TIRE SERVICE by Mlnneaot. Vlklnp' Jim Marshall in 4th Viking'i tackle Dave Tobey (51). Green Bay 4»h 4 Johnson TIM SIRVICB HOUISi Monday thru Mdoy 7 a.m. »o 6 p.oi.—Saturdoyi 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. fhaiw llO i quarter of National Football League game in downed tha VUdnga, 2S-16. (AP Photofax)
V , ¦ r?T-j.Tv' : -r—.7 ^" . ¦ . . . . • L • -., IP. M. New York Vv^hl- Athletes Slock Prices Stock Market ^ds WP mAmAij rf Sports AlliedC ^ 32V* Hooeywl 55 1 Allis Chal 21% IB Mach 369 75ta«+.;'H:«3rl:. Amerada 7394' Inti Harv gft «)¦ Train in Am Can 4814 Inti paper 25% Slips Some in BLIND AM UNCALLED -> », 70/ M, fi. Shorts Am Mtr 7% Jns & L 47 C-4J/. 47, tt' ^ AT&T Wt Jostens liy< Card of Thank V 7 Houston, Preston Altinides NASHVILtE, Tenhi li::-' AM Tb 32 Kencott 38% ModerateTrade Jack Green announcedhis res- Anconda 83 Lorillard 7:43% (AP) We wish fe.exfsnd'OW" IrtsrtfWt thanks LAS \EGAS, Nev. (AP) ~ ignation Sunday night as bead ArchDn 35% Minn MM 79% NEW7 YORK - Stock and eppredation for the sets e» .kind- ness, messages of sympatic beaullful , Soviet and French athletes may football coach at VanderbiltUn- Armco Stl AM * Minn P L — market prices were slightly low- ¦ ¦- .• ' floral end spiritual offerings, memprtal be getting an edge on U.S. com- iversity. 7 ' Armour 29% Mobil Oil 46% er in moderate trading early cards, received from our friends, neigh. AvcoCp 22% Mn Chm 39% bors and relstlyss' Hi our .sad beraav» petitors in the 1968 Merico City He ended a four-year career this afternoon. mart, the loss of our beloved nusbend Tangle Tuesday Olympics by constantlytraining at Vanderbilt with a 7^94 woo- Beth SQ 28% Mont Dak 31% end dad. We especially wish to thank at high altitudes, says an Amer- loss-tie record, and finished the Boeing 7 65% Mont Wd 21% Problems of the steel, automo- Ihe priests of St. M»Ts end Holy Trln- Here we fo again. It's that horses to turn¦ th* trick¦ ¦ this Filling out the first five for ¦¦ Ity Churcn, the Norlhdfn States Powar ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ '¦¦ Houston will be Chuck, 6-1, and ican physician. ¦ . :: '• . . '¦ . current season Saturday with a Boise Cas 22 Nt Dairy 36% bile and construction industries Co., the church circles of Holy Trinity time of the basketball season season. ' Church, the choir, those .who sent , us when, the, annual dtmnybrook, As in the past, Houston will Craig, 5-11, Foppe; SS Martin Dr. Roy F. Goddard of Albu- 28-0 loss to Tennessee, for a Brunswk 6% NAm Av. 47% contributed to investors cau- food, those who contributed the service querque 1-9 record this year. Catpillar 39 N N Gas 50% of their ears, and the pallbearers. otherwise known as the Btous- be looking up at its taller foes Carrier and either 6-1% Terry , N.M., gave this opin- tious attitude, according to bro- EhmKe, Boseiidahl or 6-1 Craig Bedore. Ch MSPP 34% Nor Pac 48% Mrs. Randall tonPrestoo game, is to be from Preston, but the Hurri- ion in an interview at the Amer- kers. 7 Mr. a /rs, Dennis Ehmke canes have more height than in Both teams have adequate ican Medical Association annual LIVEBMORE, Calif. Wr— CfcNW 84%;No St Pw 31% playwi7 Changes of most key issues -77 Toieeday tright the two schoolsyears past Steve Botcher, W, benches upon which to call clinical convention Sunday. Jack McCoy of Modesto, Chrysler 31% Nw Air 113% Lost and Found 4 battle) on Houston's home court Is the bdg man, and he wiU get "The rebounding should be Calif., in a 1966 Dodge, Cities Svc 45% Nw Banc 45 ranged from fractions to a point "The thin air at Mexico City FQUNP-KITTEW. Tel. W«- in what has become Jane of the the task of stopping Preston's pretty even this year," said won the Grand National Com Ed 50 Penney 57% or, so.. at 7,300-foot altitudes means NASCAR 150-lap late model . top area rivalries in the past &&& junior, Bob Specht. Harvey. "Our boys are real ag- ComSat 44% Peps}^ 74% Steels, motors, rubbers mail Personals - '' '7'T y ' gressive, but bur shooting isn't performance times wfll be long- stock ear race at Alta- Con Coal — Plps Dge 61% , two seasons. .- &. BUT stopping Specht, except order-retails aircrafts electron- SPOTS before your eyes . . . en yosir as good." er:— there probably will be no mont Speedway Sunday, y Cont Can 39% Phillips 51 , , new carpet . . . remove them with FOR THE last two yeara both on the boards, will not ba^Hous- records set in maximum endur- tlie first point race of the ics chemicals oils and airlines Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampoowr, The 8 p.m. game heads a Cont Oil 70%, Pillsby 33% , , •ti: B: O; Cons Co. schoolshave had powerful quin- ton's biggest problem accord- round of action that includes ance events such as swimming 1967 season. - Cntl Data 30% Polaroid 159% were mostly lower. Nonferrous tets. Houstonin the Root Riv- ing to coach Jim Hafrvey. mostly nonconference contests and running, Goddard said. Deere 63%, RCA 43% WE DO alterations ior many steres, let Preston in "Our biggest problem will be metals, tobaccos and drugs ad- us help you wilh some of your enoros. er Conference and' Tuesday night. "The Olympic Committeehas BERKELEY, Calif, (fl - Douglas 40% Red Owl 13% W. Betslnger, Tailor. tteTMaple Leaf. A year ago to stop their fastbreak," said set the limit of four weeks of Semifinal matches of the Dow Cm 57% Rep Stl 39% vanced. . 7' . Harvey. 're bigger this THE one conference game DECK THE HALLS wllti boughs e> holly, both von their respective con- "We training in Mexico City prior to NCAA soccer championships du Pont 153% Re±Ml Wk — heeli and all be lolly. year but we don't have the that is being played is In the Wfth the ste«I industry report- kick up your lenuce titles. , ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ the games — but there is no begin Thursday at Berkeley East Kod 122% Rey Tb 35% AAake Hie WILLIAAAS HOTEL your years speed."' - '• Hiayatha Valley where Zum- ing declining orders from the • Christmas party headquarters. W»'ll Foor timesia these two prohibition against training at with San Francisco , opposing set that you are not 's running attack is brota is at Lake City. Firestone 43% Sears Roe 48% automakers, Republic was down do our best fo tho schools have locked horns Preston high altitudes elsewhere be- Army, and Michigan State Ford Mtr 39% Shell Oil 65% disappointed. Contact Innkeeper, Rey the hardcourt, and three led by 5-9 Steve Ttende, one of In some of the other noncon- nearly a point and U.S. Steel, Meyer, for reservations and . arrtnos. en tween now and then. meeting Long Island University. GenElec 98% Sinclair ¦m' ¦ ' . . come away the best guards Tin the area ference duels, Spring Grove 64% Bethlehem and Jones & Laugh- ents.; .. „ . times Preston has "We know. ' that camps have The winners of the two Gen Food 71% Sp Rand 27% the winner, twice in the finals this year. The rest of the Grove travels to Harmony, Dov- lin were off by minor fractions. CHILLY WEATHER brings thOUBMS been established id mountainous matches meet. Saturday tor.the GenMlQs 66 St Brands closer - fo fhe comfort of • sfeamlno tournament starting lineup for the Bluejaya, er-Eyota is at Elgin, Rolling- 35% of the District One areas of Russia and France for championships. : Gen Mtr . 68% St Oil Cal General .Motors pared an cup of coffee and breakfast st Ruth's. So the Hurricanesfrom Hous- besidesTrende and Specht, will stone Holy Trinity entertains 61% opening loss of 1% points to Challenge the day with the glow ttiat potential Olympic contestants Gen Tel 44% St Oil fluffy cakes swimming In syrup, fsrm- ton will be oat seeking a wee probably be 6-0 Jim Hindi, St. Charles, Mondovi is at Chip- , ind 51% and I personally think American Gillette 42% St Oil NJ about half a point. Chrysler also fresh golden eggs, crispy cuinchy bit «£ revenge and coach Jim 6-0 Chuck Lammers and - 6-2 pewa Falls and Durand is at 64% was off about half a point. bacon, . temptingly tanned toast can Harvey may just have the John Larson.' ^ring Valley, Wis. athletes would benefit too from Goodrich 61% Swift 43 give you. Shucks, you finish this ad, a similar program in this coun- Goodyear 42% Texaco 73% The Associated Press 60-stock I'm on my way to RUTH'S RESTAUR. " ¦ ' ¦ ¦ High 500s average at noon was off .9 at ANT, 126 E; 3rd St., downtown Wi- try."; ¦: • ' - Gould 21% Texas Ins 103% nona. Open 24 hours everyday except . ; 293.4 with industrials off 1.4 ' Goddard director of pediat- Gt Nb Ry — Union Oil 56% , Mon. . - ' . •:. .' , rails off .4 and utilities off .3. : rics research at the Lovelace Greyhnd 16% Un Pac 38% CALL SINGER Sewing Center for dry , Foundation Albuquerque GulfOU 60 US Steel 37% The Dow Jones average of 30 cleaning pick-up by Joe, the Cleaner of Whitewater , , re- Lead Local .4.74 Wabasha Cleaning Works. Tel. 2063. cently made a study showing Hanna M 50% Wesg El 52% ipdustiials at noon was off ins Homestk 40% Wlworth 19%, at 798.6a LADIES: If you want to drink that's Polief W swimmers in the October 1965 YOUR business; V you DONT w»nt fo The averages were pulled International Sports Week at drink, that's bur business. Contact Central in Mexico City failed to approach down by a loss of more than a Women's AA for private, confidential Bowling point by Du Pont. ' help with your drinking problem. Call their previous records at sea PRODUCE ' a-4410 evenings 7-10. Send for • copy of our newspaper, "The Eye Opener", it'i level. A pair of high 500s led the CHICAGO (AP) — (USDA) — Goodyear and Goodrich lost free. Box 642, Winona, Minn. «¦ ' • way in weekend bowling in Wi- about a half a point and U.S. lii+h Grid Playoff "The body needs time — at Live poultry: wholesale buying ARE YOU A PROBLEM DRINKER* -7 lilf nona with Rich Moham hauling Man or woman, your drinking creates prices % lower; roasters 23-25; Rubber was up by a smsdl frac- ii^l least three weeks, : and six ' • ' ' . numerous problems. If > you need and WHITEWATER, Wis. (AP) — down individual honors. tion. - 7 . ' - . ;;. weeks probably would be better special fed white rock fryers 18- want help, contact Alcoholics Anony* Whitewater State's pass-happy Bowling for the Mobam-Pre- 19%. Boeing fell more than 2 points mouj. Pioneer Group c/o General De- — to adjust to high altitudes, to Warhawks take on the ground not squad in the Guys & Dolls and United Aircraft dropped livery, Winona, Minn., or Tel. 8-4410 Sq increase the intake of oxygen circuit at Westgate Bowl, Mo- NEW YORKIAP)- USDA)- - evenings M0. Send tor a copy of our uatl newspaper, State more than, a point. "The Eye Opener." . It's power of Central College of Pel- and in an atmosphere where Butter offerings fully adequate, free. Box 641 Winona, Minn. Gutter1!! line-bustingfullback , ' ham laced 235—589 to spark bis RCA dipped half a point and backs. " " . . la, Iowa, Tuesday in a National less oxygen is available," he team of 778. Barb Kuhlmann demand fair. US-poundbane ll Holzer, was Several area gridders were Sperry Rand was off by a lesser TRUSSES - ABDOMINAL BELTS said. Creamery, 93 score (AA) ;'¦ SACROILIAC SUPPORTS "" •>"' named, te the 1966 All-Statelisted as honorable mention Association of Intercollegiate had 200 for Streng-Kuhlmann, 68- fraction. ''This adjustment period can while Lubinskl-Lica totaled 2, 68%; 92 score (A) 67%-«8. choices for the Alt-State public Athletics football playoff. - American Telephone, (ex-divi- ¦ GOLTZ PHARMAGV¦ Catholic football team Sunday. be reduced with periodic train- ' 974 E. 3rd ' . . ' ¦' They were: Mike 152-7- • . Wholesale egg offerings of dend) eased a minor fraction. . . . .Tel. ^ ZJfl' Hoher, who accounted for school squad. The winner will meet Waynes- ing at high altitude. Athletes smalls me- yardstotal Woll Tom. Hatleli, Ron Iverson In the Jacks & Queens large adequate, and International Telephone and nearly 1^00 offense, , burg, Pa., College Dec. lo in who do this will acclimatize League Lee Besek led Deuces diums increased, demand fair. Auto Service, Repairing 10 over 1,000 of and Paul Ericson of Rushford; Consolidated Natural Gas rose Tulsa, Okla . fOT the national more quickly in Mexico City Wild to 806—2,251 with his 570 New York spot quotations: them by rush- Roger Curran, Steve Ahrens and probably do better in com- about: half a point. NAIA championship. Waynes- set Frank Adams tapped 210 Standards¦ 45-46%; checks 37- Polaroid and Xerox fell more ing, was one of and Kurt Fritz of La Crescent; petition." for Jokers, and Jolly Jacks got '38%. ' TEMPO DRIVE-IN Greg Bany and Fred Horihan burg trinomed New Mexico than 2 points. . ai n e backi 194—457 from Maxine Stihocber. Whites; .SPECIAL named to toe of Mabel-Canton; Clare Palm- Highlands 30-27 in a playoff Sat- Pnces declined in active trad ¦ HAL-ROD: Carol lilla smash- Extra fancy heavy 46%-48%; 17 - man team. qulst of Houston; Tony Elton urday. ¦ ed out a 512 set, while Cheri ing on the American Stock Ex WHY WATT?? fancy medium 40%-42; fancy change. COLD WEATEER WILL The 6-1 ath- of firing Grove; Bill Mangan Biltgen had 202 for Scratablers heavy 46%-48; medium 40%- Both Whitewater and Central ¦ BE HERE!! : lete who is also; of Preston; Terry Twite of CelebrationI ¦ : , Alley Gators socked 722—2,061 41; smalls 34-35. . a track stand- Caledonia; Jerry Hatlevig of have whipped nine opponents in the High School Girls Don't be caught on a cold out for the Peterson; Steve Roland, Mike this season. League. NEWTyORK (AP)-Canadian WINONA MARKETS morning with a cold engine Ramblers, was Wooner, Bill Bowe, Mark Ram- Steve Holmay's 212-554 dpilar today .9240, unchanged. Swift & Company that refuses U* turn over! Schmeling * of The Warhawks, while outscor- STOP IN tin biggest run- mer and Erv ing their regular season foes Rough on sparked Dodgers to 2,158 in the Wast Highway il TODAY ning back nam- Chatfield; and Dean Harring- CHICAGO (Ap) — Butter 83 Buying hours are from J a.m. te 1:30 Lot us Install a have relied on the pass- high School Boys loop Good p.m. Monday through Friday. Hotter ton of Plainview. 312-113, score AA 66%; 92 A 66%; 90 B TANK TYPE HEATER ed to ti» team. ing of sharpshooter Beb^fiere- Players totaled 750 behind Pat There will ba no call marker* on Fri- 7 'Cotttr also had live play- Notablymissing from the Hopfs 531. 65%; cars 90 B 66%; 89 C 64%. days. ' . In your ear Winona zcwitz. Aircraft Eggs * Grade A whites 45%; Thest quotations apply to fiogs . deliv- ers named ito the honorableABState aetecttoM was In tha His ' ered to me Winona station by. noon to- ¦ ' Berezowitz, among the na- n Hers loop Shir- mixed ; 6 cylinder Chicago Cubs, Huron has re- Marsh and Ed Hurley. Russell beating the Springfield State after a 10-hour debate Sunday. vealeri and slaughter calve* In small St. Paul heavy Jim Beattie, Bears \H Saturday. supply, steady to strong) load ot high ¦ ' " of the Baltimore Orioles for the newed its pact with Phila- The Christian Democrats vote choice end prime 1,03 Ib heifer 24.00) HOLIDAY 32nd consecutive year, a pact delphia, St. Cloud continues as 245, meets Barry O'Neill, 216, Adams defeated Northern Illi- around five* loads high choice W5-97J lbs nois in the 1962 bowl game, and today. Once they approve, the 23.75) tew loads Choice 23.0O-23.50) Util- RETAIL WORKERS that dates back to the old St a Minnesota Twins farm and Providence, R.I., in the main ity and commercial cows I4.00-I7.00; Louis Browns days. Duluth-Su-Sioux Falls, is an affiliate of the event of a five-bout card Dec. 9 Scores 34 Springfield lost to Northern Illi- trading for Cabinet posts will canner and cutter 11.50-14.00) utility, SALES CLERKS oeriorwiU work withDetroit and Cincinnati Reds. at the St Paul Armory. nois in 1963. begin In earnest. commercial and good bulls' lt.0O-22.00> cutter 17.00-ie.00; choice vealers 27.0ft. (Full or Part Time) 30.00) high choice and " prime ai.goi Opposition came from Social- good 24.0O-27.0Q; choice slaughter calves CASHIERS For Knicks ANDRETTI WINS ist groups in West Berlin. Mun- 2O.OO-22.00) good 17.OO-20.OC) most good PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)-Marlo ich and the state of Schleswig- 550-750 lb feeder steers 22.KM4.Wi some WRAPPERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Andretti of Nazareth, Pa., won choice 425 Ib steer calves 29,00) few Holsteln, but a sampling of poli- choice around 400 Ib heifer calves 21.00. . Many additional people will Caezie Russell, the $2QO,0O0 the leature at an average of 74 ticians in Bonn produced the Hogs l,5O0) moderately active/ barrows rookie, played like a million dol- miles per hour in tho U.S. Auto and gllli unevenly steady to 50 cents be needed by Winona'a Re- opinion that the party leader- lower) tows, feeder pigs and boar* most, tail Stores. lars in tbe National Basketball Club's final sprint car event at ship is strong enough to over- ly steady) 1-2 190-240 ll> barrows and Association Saturday night. gilts 20.25-20.50/ mixed 1-3' 190-240 lbs Do you want Manzanita Speedway Saturday. come the opposition. 19.75-20.25) 240-250 lb* 1845-20.00) 2-4 to earn extra The Michigan All-America The coalition would have 447 260-200 lbs 18.50.19.50/ 1-3 270-400 lb money during the Holiday sow* 17.00-17.75; 23 40O-JO0 lbs 14,50- Season? and last year's college basket- seats in the Bundestag, with the 17.50) 1-2 120-140 lb feeder pigs 11.50- ball player of the year cut loose remaining 49 seata belonging to 19.00. Pull-time or part-time Job» for 22 points in last quarter to Sheep 3,000/ trading active) (laugh- Custodian Killed the Free Democrats, former ter lambs fully >S cents higher/ daugh- available. bring tbe New York Knicks coalition partners of tbe Chris- ter ewes steady) feeders 50 cents higher) from behind for a 126-114 victo- choice and prime 90-105 lb wooled slaugh- This is a good chance for tian Democrats. The Social ter lembs 22.50-23,00) 109-110 lb* 22.00- housewives ry over the Baltimore Bullets 22.50) to earn some ex- . Democrats have 202 seats and consignment mostly choice 98 lb tra cash, In School Blast the Christian Democrats 245. t shorn Ismbs with fall-thorn pell* 20.0O) Altogether Russell scored 34 , Minn. utility and good wooled slaughter ewes SPRING LAKE PARK 4.00-7.00) weight* ever 19} lb* 9.004.00) , File your application now points and one of his baskets (AP) — An explosion in the boi- The government crisis was set choice and fancy 4O80 lb wooledfeeder broke a 94-94 tie to put the ler room of the Spring Lake off last month when the Free lambs 22.CO-21.0O/ IO-M IDs 21.CO-22.00. with for good. CHICAOO Knicks ahead Park High School killed a cus- Democrats quit Chancellor Lud- CHICAGO un -(USDAV- Hogs 11,500 MINNESOTA In other Saturday night wig Erhard' butchers mostly 50-75 cents lower/ most STATE todian Sunday. s coalition over a 1-2 200-220 lb butcher* EMPLOYMENT hia beat 200-22.25/ mixed SERVICE games Philadelp Detroit Gerald Rhubee, 50, Blaine, budget dispute. , 1-3 IKKQO lbs 21J0-22XO; 2-3 230-250 163 Walnut Street 131-123, Boston downed Cincin- was struck in the head by a boi- Christian Democrat Kurt Ib 20.W49.50/ 240-270 Iba 19.25-20.OOl 270 lo 290 KM tl.3a-lt£li mixed l-» J50-4W Winona, Minn. nati 118-87, Los Angeles took St. ler room door. The door was Georg Kiesinger, a former lb OW 17,00-17JO. Louis 133-126 and San Francisco torn off when the boiler explod- member of tho Natl party, ap- Cattle 11400/ slaughter steers steady lo 25 cents higher/ prints MOO-1475 lb Male — Jobs of edged Chicago) 131-129 on Jim ed. pears certain to replace Erhard slaughter steer* 25.50-2e.M; choice 90ft. Inters!—27 King's 35-footjump shot in the Authoritiessaid property dam- as chancellor, with West Berlin U50 lbs 24.75-25.50/ high choice 875-1,100 WAITERS WANreo-immedtofe open- Ross abow his famous boxing pose in 1961, Ib slaughter heife 25-14.75/ utility .s\iijMjiJlwim with age was minor and was confin- Mayor Willy Brandt r 2* U»B»; Apply Oowntowi» country Kitchen. 7 world iptwelght and welterweight last season. as vice end commercial bulls 30.00-31.50. 7^, left, and before his fight with Tony Can- chancellor Sheep 500) wooled slaughter ¦ ' \ht No games were played Sun- ed to the boiler room. Cause of and perhaps foreign lamb* EXPEKICNCe BODY men wanted, paid V :. &axij înjwliSO.ylai, is nowthroat 57 yean oM tonerl In 1633. (AP Photofax) day and none Is scheduled to- the explosion was not estab- minister. Brandt heads the So- end ewes fully sleedy) few lot* choke vacations and paid holWeya, Insurance 7 '7 | ^ ^ ^ ' cancer. end prime wooled tltugDter lembs 22.50 benefits, commission or reouler wages. night lished. cialist party. fo 21,00. . Koehler Borfy Shop, 2nd «¦ Walnut.
' I ' ' 7 \ " !'./, ' : . - ot Merest—27 Mil* — Job* of Interej rf—27 MorsatV CaHla, Sfoek 43 Business Iqulpmant - 62 Wanftd te Buy 81 Hotnut far lilt MOBOaTyNOV, OBBOI' It, 1Nt VDfONA DAlLT NETm If 99 ' ' ' • ' " - ' IMsU—Je\>* i i i ' n ' .. -' in WOULD LIKE TO hire alngle man, THREE OOOD Guernsey springing hew- POOL TABUB, 7', colfroperateds bowk WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON 4 METAL THRVE-SEDROOM ranch, cerpettng In ' ' ¦ ' would consider either young itim er ere from over SOO Ib. demsi alee 1 7 tag mediHMt Wurtltw lie bow Steafc- ' CO. Pays hlitiest price for ecrep Iron. living room and » bedroomsV\drapes Trucks, Traef» Trail ira 10S ¦: «tOf • ' .. • - Usid Car* - older mar* for general nrrnwerk en HoUteln due h May, Wttn m Ita. ct mester teeiderlMr.Wilson ¦ Store, Tel. " mefalt, and raw tut. ¦ . Included, large kltdten wilh dls- E DAILY ¦ ¦> -. - , Closed Saturdays ' ." :¦ ' " . T1 .. :-' . 7 iaoyel'.yejiioet ca^coT^;. - -7; ' , : , ' :,m "-j > ^-7 ¦ ¦ ¦ ; ' " vlle^ It lasts, 7Je cwt. Western, Foot stuenlnum siding, oil heat. RcasonebS. : ^ ' . ¦•y • "f ;; ¦;¦ ¦ ¦ wnfldantTelservice, tea WILLIS JKOP-lNS, with snoee Mow,' to rt MBRCHANTS - PRIHTIMO PaoDUCTION. Sopervlee HBRBFORD aueklns ealvee, IL m lbs. : . ; . -. •~- slenmant Uen oept VJc§^ :v art Box sts. Anttgo. wis; um . v poleifmenf.7' . , .;. pood rutsnlno order, lotl t. e>h. NATIONAL BANK. 7 ; : ' ' ' ' • " ' >' Ip^plsnt offset operation. -Applieent Wlliam Duane, lewiston, Mlm. rel. ¦ ¦ ;. •" . .7 ¦ ¦ ¦ •URN MOBIL PU1L OIL anO en|oy the .. . , " 7,7;:77y^77l^WS7 : y . tnwtt have knowledge of all phase* of :;3m,7 . 7 : ¦¦; . .' ' . ' . comfort of automatic personal tare. HIGHEST PRICES PAlD FOR BARGAINS, H ym want to buy, MH .;¦'. production and be able to direct iw Keep full service - complete oumer : for scrap' Iron, metals, rags. - hides, "tr-irada. - ' ' •¦ ¦• ... ¦ ; 77 7aÔB/rBR: . ionnei, schedule and organize effective- PUREBRED IP0TTED folend CMna raw furs .end wool! ¦:¦ . . . :.:' ,: C Shank, Homemaktrt 1959 Intejrndtiond care. Budoet plan end warenteedof lea. . Ixdianat¦ ¦ ly, Requires experience in Uyoot, canv boors, servleeatle age. Leonerd Dlt- OMer today frtm J0SICK'» FOIL ' ; . . - ' ; 552 S. trt. ' . - "' 1966 Models ' : / ' Model B-182 era, stripping,binding ahd related lobs. trldi, Alma, Wit. ¦Tel. ¦ Waumandee)¦ ¦ nt- OIL CO* 0T t. Ith. Tel S3S». Sam Weisman & Son ¦:: y 7' ' ' • t 7 . 7: C(3NTACT' '7 ExceHoW employee benefits. Apply per- :-837»; . S»- T - >« ^ «-w ^^ h M l MaW MMM MW» 1HCORPORATBD i\\ar,y Like New Monna, bapartmerit, Hubbin) wiling 456 W. ird . Tel. 5847 Cab and Chaaali, 102* cab GOW50, NH; CLOSWATf Company, MSnkalo, Minn. , 7 for Furtii WMtj ^'U WHATEVER VOUR to axla, big 6 engine, 4-apeed , ¦ ' Bjocort 7 ^ ¦ ¦ All¦ Lpvy Miles ' ' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ^ : ¦¦ traMtnlssitra, 2-roeed rear ...... - • . . • . . ' " ' ' ' ¦\ . • ^ . ¦S ^W ^ lW' : ;\' s . J . ¦ : ' : ¦: ¦/¦¦ NBWI HOST cleans ctrpeti wlthootwa- Roomt Without iM«ila 86 PROPERTY EEDS j . . 7 Buslncsi Opportunities 37 ;- :.: \.:yrj^\i[s:i . ter. Use -your: rooms Instantly, lfi ae N axle 825x20 10 ply tiroa. ¦' . , IBM Mercury FOR SALE - Acorn Motel/ "77>r $10,95 DfK. easy, with the HOST electric Up Bfirsh. ROOMS FOR MEN - with or without Minnesota True More and ttxfvrw are revrvarf houiekeep/fig aecdmmotMHpits. No day Phone U« VERY CLEAN. Parklane ...... 12993 . City. Robert Sullivan, Rt. 4, Roches- ' ter,. Minn. TED MAIER DRUGS without risk, .rust marks or shrink- :' sleepers. TiL OSt. ., i» ^ m**^,,iw.mamat aaaaamamama h-wmamaaaawaa-m- ¦ For An Appraisal ' 1966 Ford LTD EXCELLENT Anlmjj Health Center . age. SHUWSKI'S, Tel. eM38» for detells. a^ - -j - ;y 7 y ::. ;. <>- y Downtoym.A Miracle Mall _$^95^ :y r Hartfr}op...... 12995 COMPENSATION >- CAN MILK ROUTE for sale, 1W Chevro- Apartmanti, Klata ,. 90 Of your present property let 2-en truck wlth. ne-w van. Robert Good Things to Eat 65 " 1866 Ford Custom for Lubricant Salesmen to present PrenschlnsJce, Cothritm, Wis. ' Tel. ALL AtOOERN 4 rooms, and befh, earpsti Wauttundee «?6-23J4. and let us -show youoar WJNONA cfoor .y...... >-. I228S lop quality line ot speciamedproducts FEEDER CATTLE LARGE SELECTION of eating and cook- ing, drapes, - refrigerator, stove, cen- to contractcra, truckers, farmers, and ' Ing apples. Burbank Russet potttoes, tral location, all utilities furnished. Tel. photo lisitnga of new and TRUCK¦ SERVICE 1866 Ford Gaiaxla ranchers In local protected territory. Dogi, P«t«, Suppllen e|2 10 lbs We, 109 lbs. OUS. WINONA . M1M. 7- ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' will furnish old properties now avail- n- Lftird - • - enas 600 Hardtop .... 12993 This eonnection tlvMloure POTATO MARKET. ' . :.. ¦: '. . '; ' . :. . 7-7 \TWi 7 . Income to energetic producer. Knowl- AKC REGISTERED , German Shorttialr 3-BEDROOM lovely lower, newly re- able. 1966 Ford Country edge ot equipment and/or previous Pointer pups. Inquire '216 6. Mark St. 3uni, Sporting Good* 66 modeled. Stove, drapes end utilities. In tales experience desirable. Sincere de- Rushford, Tel. Winona »M7. . Usod Cin 109 Sedan Wagon ... $2993 sire tor hlpti Income and eblllty to READY FOR Christmas Delivery, AKC Wed.) Nov. 30th ^ manage your own time essential, com- ' / MODERN 3-room and bath, heated, gar- 1966 Fairlane 500 ¦: .registered white miniature poodles, 8 V7- ^ SOB 0PEL-lt64 Station Wegon Tel. 740. pany training, national advertising weeksj old. ;Tel. Mrs. E. A. Thomas 12:3(1 P.M. SHARP : y '\7GU.NS7 7 '7 :7'y bage disposal, new stove and refriger- I +dbor ...... $2493 and technical assistance, commission S-ltttr 7 New and Used ^ ator. Couple preferred, For appointment •UlCK-lwridoor hardtop. Tet. J753 or end bonus Life and hospltaiiiatlon Inquire BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE imUustangV-9 programs, /;¦: t» Meejifarilc St. Insurance, For personal In- PUPS FOR CHRISTMAS-Oaehttiunds, BmY LISTINCffi ,.>; 1"RAPS STORE, .302 Mankato -Ave. 0 v 7Hardtop . . ••• • •• t23?J», tervjew, write In complete confidence S2J ' and S3J; Beagles, 125; Toy Fox Conebar end Fm ÛlCK~15H-LeSnhre 4door^7verygood Terriers, S20-S25; 1 tram squirrel tea, y 77 . 959 Cattle 7. ONE-BEDROOM apt. Stove, refrigerator, . condition, Tel. 5791 efter 1:10 p.m. ~ 1966 Comet Caliente ° : m $tWm VERN STEWART 4 months old. Frosch's Kennels. HoiS- 7 AAAMUNITION drapes arid carpeting, WO. Tel. «»7. . . Wopr ;.y ^..,. $2493 '- . . ton, ; AiInn. Beef CtuVes-Yearlings D«er slugs, rifle : and shotgun. T RBALTOft CHBVROLET-1SM wagon, excellent con- .^ . Lubrication Engineers, Inc. Will trade for used guns. TWO-BEDROOM apt.. Immediate occupan- dltlon, will trede, first reasonable offer. 1966 Bronco 4-door 2 Yr. Olds-Brood Cows cy. Sunnyslde Manor. Tsl. I-4JP3. ¦¦ ¦ ¦:¦- ' 3851 Riverside Freeway NEUAAANN BARGAIN STORE 7W Orand. , .. . . : .. . .. Wagon ...... $249S Fort Worth Texas , 76111 Crossbred Cattle TWO-BEDROOM and 4-bderoom apts. for 1 ^ , NUTRENA DOG FOOD MuBical Marchings FORD-1W1 44oor, V-», brown, In very Holstein Steers-All Sires 70 rent, stove end refrigerator furnished. good running condition, first SSSO takes. kSO OOO miles or 5 year fac- ;Tei.: pno, . '. . " — — — — — —m—— — . Buy it by the j — — — — — — — —*—~—-~m.^. **?» Trading Post; 2W B. 3r - ' ¦ : 7 . . . , . can move right in! ' . y• -;¦,;. stretchout room for six. Yet Demand for qualified Auto Cochrane, Wis.' Tet. 24S-2JW. ; . . .7. " S242. . the full power on thig"98" Body Repairmen is strong. PUREBRED POLLED and horned Here- Wanted-Uvwtock 46 Programs Apartirents, Fumtahad . WANTED! A FAMILY makes for easy handling. Jobs are available for well : ford cows. Bred to axcellent 100% de? 91 1 962 PONTIAC horning : bull, to calf In April. Selmer WITH CHILDREN The full power includes air trained men; LEWISTON LIVESTOCK MARKET LOVELY 1-bedroom apt. on bus line, Catalina Klnneberg, ¦¦Rushford¦ ¦ r Minn.¦ .'Tel.¦ SU- Now Starting 4-door, radio, healer, automatic conditioning and the dark . ¦ ¦ ' ¦ " - . ¦ ' ¦ - ' A real good auction market tor your west. Tel. 4979 or 8-1787, . 7iW7 . . ,. , y. ", livestock. Dilry cattle on hand all. week. To fill up this 7 room 7 2 trtntrnlMlon, power steering, power red porcelalnized finish adds if you want to become an hogs boushl every day. Trucks avail- BOYS ONLY; Downtown location. Tel. story home East. 1% baths, brakes, solid s flverleef areen tinlsri, . PUREBRED POLAND Chins boars, meat able. Sale Tltura 8:00 p.m. Tel. 1&67, ' ' whitewall tires,, locally owned. to the beauty of this car. Auto Body Repairman, ap- type. . Hehrys-jHolmen Son, Lanes- , See Us For .:24J9. " , big kitchen. New combina- ply immediately boro, M(nn., (Hwy. 10.* All for only $1695:00. 7 Farm Implemonti > 48 THREE-ROOM APT., heat and sett wa- tion windows and doors. -$1195 - APPROVED ter furnished. Private entrance. 440 E. ; NINE SECOND litter sows to farrow In ' ONLY $500 down V Be in at "^ : Dorn, Utlca, "^ 'Klng, : ' .;.. . . . 7- about 1 ¦ week.¦ Raymond ¦ TRANSFER SYSTEMS VENABLES ' Wllnn. ' •. •¦¦ ¦ ' ., . " ¦¦ ¦¦ . 7 7 Permanent or portable. for Christmas! 71/W. 2nd - Tal. 1-1711 '59 ;. 7; . . FOURTH E. 170'A-deluxa small 2-robm DESOTO MINNESOTA STATE • Ed's Relrljeratlon 8. Dairy Supplies - RE : j. Open Mon, I. Frl, Evenings first part of Dec Tel. 5531 apt. with bath and kitchenette. For sin- Firia FOUR SOWS-due S55 E, 4th 7' ^(• BUILT Newly YOU COULD BUY HER A Byr Firedome mode! to a EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Robert Kulas. Dodga, Wis. 7 gle person or married couple, Engine red makea this a 183 Walnut Street HOMEUTE CHAIN SAWS decorated and carpeted. Heated and air MINK FOR CHRISTMAS . . Ajginira^ FEEDER PIGS-M, 6 to 7 weeks aid. See the famoua XL Models / cond/Honed. . With ttimltvra. S100. TO/, dêaches beautifiil automobile. Par- Winona Minn 3762 or 3705 for appointment. ^ , . Conrad: Husman, Rt. 2, La Crescent, HOMEUTE ZIP S1»J0 & up (instruments But I'll bet she would like chased new by its one pre- Hartford Storf) SERVICE Minn 7 tA mile ¦ New AUTO ELECTRIC ¦ CENTRAL. Tel. 643.2865. ':;-¦/ .' . ' -. ' .; ind fc Johnion Tell- 54S5 LOCATION-llwlng room, bed- . like thte lovely older 2 story November 29, 1929 vious owner, this car is ex- / REIsi room, kitchenette, nlcel/ furnished. 451 , T vy; 4tti'. ' or 'Te|: 8-3993, home in excellent Madison ceptionally clean inside and . TO A FIRST-RATE SAOSS- PUREBRED SPOTTED Poland China ¦7 ; ; School area better! 3 large , and looks like boars. Harvey Boldt, IVi miles E. of 7: -Be«2be By the naonth ¦ Are You Wandering out. Runs 7MAN MAKINCt-S^€:OND- Houston, Tol. 8W-M4S. (No obligation to purchase) Business Places for Rant 92 bedrooms, 2 baths .,. Pric- new and would make an ex- . y Water Wormer ed to/sen today! cellent family car or second RATE MONEY; BLACK POLAND CHINA boars, tww -¦ Gal...... ;... $5.95 MODERN OFFICE for lease.71,000 square ^ In Circks/ 77 bloodlines. Roger Boston, Lewiston, Professional Personnel feet, available Immedlitely. Contact . car for only ^sasiOO. : Qt, ...... $2.95 ¦ THE THREE CS We wij pay you $180 CASH Minn. Tel. sm. 7 . Service Mm Miliar, Tel. 33N.: v. " - . ..; JOOWJIg for a better auto- Factory Trained 1 —' ¦ i ' " . . Pt...... $1.65 N ' . ' ' ' . . - ' ' to let us show you low to REGISTERED HEREFORD heifers for Cozy, cleat comfortable mobile? Plan to come in Arbor, Rushford, Minn. Tel, available. Houses for Rent 7' '.9$ , sale. Rush ¦ TED MAIER DRUGS soon and look over this ju- PLYMGUTHl'63 MAKE TOP MONEY ' 1644122. ' .' ' ' ' . '. ' .. ' - " .:'' ' .' " '"¦ - . - ' . • best describe this cUte 2 . ,. . Animal Health Center UNFURNISHED 3-room horne, central lo- per selection of Downtown 4 Miracle Mull bedroom homo West. New- . Air conditiMiing,: power STARTING SCOTCH SHORTHORN club calves, rsda, HAL LEONARD cation, garage atfaCfied,.Available Im-0 ¦ ¦ mediately. Tel. : 7031 tor appointment, , " ly carpeted and panelled liv- steering, power brakes, tint- wtltes end roam. . William Donahoo, ~ ' : • ' ¦ - : Kellogg, Minn. Tel. 767-220?. Hay, Grain, Fatd SO — t 1 1 . , lovely big kitchen. and radio on this NOW MUSIC > EXECUTIVE . TYPE hbrne, With option ing room BUICK & OLDS ed glass, N.F.O. hog buying dales change alter MAY FOR SALE—first cutting Alfalfa, 64 E.. 2nd Tel. £2821 y to buy, In RolllngstonB, Tel. 8489-23M. Jumbo¦ yard. You heard us Pouble-Checked Used Cars fine used car makes it a. • Nov. 21th to Dec. 7th, every Wednes- no rain, 35c bale. Ed Tlepelnnan, Et- right .'•,:'.: , Only |7 ,3M)! ! real pleasure to drive, A If you REALLY want to get day thereafter. Plainview Station. trick, Wit., at Franklin. AT ROLLINOSTONE-sS-tedroom house, ; into the BIG money, tois furnace heat, double garage. 150 popular mint greieh color Rtdici, Talavliton -71 month, 1964 OLDS ' job should "stick but like PUREBRED CHESTER White boar. Mar- Arriclei for Sala 57 Tel. Winona 2«97. with a matching interior. vin Manion,¦ Rushford,¦ Minn. Tel. 844- Starfire 2 door hardtop, and : - ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' Al^ This car can be yours a sore thumb." No blue sky, I'TajT. ' . ¦;.. '7- 7 ' •' ' .' . • . ' . . 7 Wanted to Rent HO^ USED VIESTINGHOUSE rrfrlgerstor, Television Service 96 1 y '. . ' ' 7 ' — broaze mist in color with you pay ho extra for the : no vague promises. Instead, priced lo iell. Tel. 9518. WE OFFER prompt, couriers service on this proof; We will pay you al> snakes. We epeclallze In color ^TV TWO OR THREE-bedroom modern Pat Heise . 5709 saddle bucket seats, can- air conditioning at only FIRE S, POWER hoUsa wanted by new Swift 8, Co. . . Lewiston Livestock TV SET; tandem exle with . electric repair. WINONASi C . sole unit/ power steering, $1395.00. $150 CASH to let us show brakes, from house trailer, 8-ply: tires, EQUIP. CO^ and St. Tsl- 5065. employe. No ¦ chlWnn. Tel. 8-2981, Sta- Gordon W«lshorn . , . 2551 ' ' ' .. ' power brakes, tilt steering you how we do it. FREE Market Sale wide treed) new Ice fishing hous. SS4 tion 24. ; , • y ., .:. : ¦:/ 44th Ave, Tel. 8-3195, ;/: wlieel white sidewall tires/ LEADS, all you can handle, ^ Sawing Machines -73 . Every Thursday Farms, Land for Safej 98 THIf radio and heater, EXCEP- '61 from $1,000,000 ad cam- VACUUW—Factory special, iV>M. CHEVROLET LUX GOOD USED SEWING machines, portable TIONALLY CLEAN. ' SCHNEIDER SALES, 3930 6th St., FARMS - FARMS - FARMS 7 GORDON price paign. You re seeing them Our Next Sale Will Be ' - and console, S1S-S7S. Excellent condition. A popular model in a Gdvw. WINONA SEWINS CO., 591 Hvff. Tel. We buy, we sell, we trade. . now in LIFE, LOOK, POST, ¦ ¦ ' m AGENCY class that makes- it easy to " ft; .mi. . .. . -...... :¦ ' . . . 7 . MIDWEST REALTY CO. — $2195 — B.H. 4V G., Sunday news- THURS.r DEC. 1 USED REFRIGERATOR •* . U eil. y . . . OMOO, wit. own. A one owner hew car Sears wilh M lb. freetar. Contact Ar- Tel. Office 597-3459 paper supplements. If you Afternoon Sale nold AAl|erus, 344 E. lOlh, Tel. 7238.H Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 7S trade having . its upholstery . Res. «5ai57 1963 OLDS are bondable, drive good Starts at 1:30 P.M. and exterior finish in excel- car, hard worker, and GIRL'S SIDEWALK bicycle for sate. In- PAYS FOR ITSELP with the fuel saved Dynamic 88 4 door sedan, lent condition. The V-fl en- ' ¦ quire .Ml E. 6th. Slegler, Duo-Therm, Quaker, Empire. Houses for Sale 99 C^)% Exchange Bldg. MONEY - . CONSaOVS Daily H»g Market Clean, economical gas or oil tiaaltrti I Winoaa tu-tone maroon and white, gine and automatic trans- USED CHEST FREEZER-I S oi. ft. Co- complete Installations, parte and servlc. IN LEWISTON — J-bedroom home, ' ' "PROM WORD GO," you .IV ^^——r——————m,— i matching maroon interior, mission will add to ypur Want to Buy all kinds of op Model. George Pruke, Rt. 1, Winone.' RANGE OIL BURNER CO., M7 6. Sth. ' story, 15 years old, on large lot, across, can be our man. Tel. s-m...... ' . Tel. 74T9. Adolph Mlchelowikf. from new high school. Overslie l-car power s t e e r i m g, power driving pleasure. Specially Dairy Cows & Heifers garatje. Tel. Lewiston 5441. . brakes, radio aoid heater, priced now at only $895.00. Write: ' UNUSUAL CHRISTMAS GIFTSI See ours Lots for. SaU , IOO while selection is complete. Open eve- Typowrltors 77 TO SETTLE ESTATE". Modem i H»d- tinted glass in -windshield, Wayne Mehlin LESLIE GARRISON nings and Sundays. If you ere looking room home of John Olness at Peterson. absolutely imri^culate. for LOTS FOR SALE-tn Buffalo City. Tel. 706 & SON, INC. for musical gifts, we have them, such TYPEWRITERS and adding machines Minn, Full: basement, oarage, large lot. , Farmers & Mechanics doll), baskets, lewelry boxes, sala or rant. Reasonable rates, free 7377 or write John PruKowskl 445 2667 Anytime es tewing Contact Mrs. Palmer Peterson, Rush- Olmstead, Winona. Bank Bldg. TeL Lewiston lots of musical toys. Stop In any tlmel delivery. See us for ell your office sup- ford, Minn. Tel. BM-7415 — $1495 - Minneapolis, Minn, 55402 Twin Bluffs 01(1 Shop, halfway between plies, desks, file* or office chairs. Lund ^ Call for trucks: LaCreittnt end Winona. Typewriter Co. Tel. 52». A. CLOSE TO SCHOOL and shopping Sale br Rant; Exchange 101 Belter, Tel. Lewiston 3780 center. Lovely A-room home. New sid- 1962jQLi1|S Please, give a Ml work re- Ed TOYS, 14 price or close to V4 price; new A CHRISTMAS GIFT the whole family ing. Glassed-in porch, Full lot. f9,D00. sume. We'll get in touch Carl Bailey, Tel. St. Charles 6 transistor radios, S3.50; new Kodak will enjoy for years-en UNDERWOOD- ABTS AGENCY, INC., 159 Walnut St. Dynamic 8R2 door hardtop, S10) used TVs, In OLIVETTI SI typewriter, sturdy, easy " with you. 932-4916. InstamallC cameras, Tel. 8-4345. s power at'e e r i n g, power pood working condition, si! end upi to carry, shop early while selection Is Nice 2-Bedrodm * engine * console stereo record players; now good. WINONA TYPEWRITER SERV- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - 3 new house overlooking Mississippi at Min- brakes. V-8 , auto- Mobil* Hornets, Trailers 111 men's tnd boy's pants, below V* price* ICE, 161 E. Jrdv Tel. a-DMO. 3-bedroom homes, fully carpetsd, IS* nelske. Oil hast, drive-In basement ga- matic transmission, black new bundles of boy's end man' socks, baths, double or alngle. garage, In rage, extra large lot. Sale er rent. TRAILER home, In gond; * SI; In color, ready to go to the TWO-BeOROOM alt site* and colors, 5 pelt VacuuirjLCl tanars 78 Goodview. Tel. 40S9. Reasonable rent. Tel. Dakota 443-2071 condition. Cash or will trade lor e«n . girl's clothing, 6x and up to teens, some alter 4 p.m. _ coast. Holsteln hellers. Oelmar Prlpge, Plain- chubby/ big savings, large selection'of GIFT SUGGESTIONS ¦LECTROLUX SALES & genuine perls 8, 3 LARGE BEDROOMS, all on on* view. Minn, Tal. 53J.142. slot - racing cafe, end accessories be- or floor. Available et once. West location, low regular price. Again I repeal hun- and bags. DonaM Carlson, Houston, — ONLY $1395 — ^ Clarence Russell. 1570 W. King. If you are looking for a good buy. In a MOBILE HOME TOWINO-CSlI Dele. Take Advantage Of These "Buy Now" Prices! dreds end hundreds of toys to pick better home, let us fell you of thb Wantod-Roal Ettata 102 Buhlltr, Coulee Mohlle Homes, Wbonej - from and no one, I repeat no one can home. May be handled with small down Minn. Tel. «7& Save Over 20% compete with our prices. Open every Washing, Ironing, Mach. 79 payment. ABTS AGENCY, INC., 1J1 night 'III 9 p.m. and Sun. afternoons. Walnut St. Tel. 84345, HWY. tl Mobile Home Sales, E. of Shan. '- Ray s Trading Post, Jl» E. 3rd. Tel, $99.95 ' grl-Lo Molel. A fall reduction on all .' LA Z BOY Reclina Rockers 6333. THREE-BEDROOM house for sale, 121 WALZBuick - Olds - GMC mobile homes, also parts. Tel, 8-3624. 2 Pc. Living Room Suites, from $129.95 WEStlNGHOUSE Winona Sf. Oarage, oil heat. Tel. 8-2lsa. TILT ARBOR 10" table saw; »" jointer Open Mon. & Fri. Nights SEE OUR FINE selectlos ot new mobile Recllner Chairs, Supported Vinyl Cover $69.95 wilh rt" bed; 12" band saw. All jp» - HEAVY DUTY C. HOT WATER BASEBOARD heet. You . homes, 10" and 12 wf.e. Now tellina from $129.95 chlnei extra heavy duly tmftrjfflal are aura to be comfortable this winter LISTINGS NEEDED al large discounts. COULEE MOBILB 3 Pc. Mr. and Mrs. Chair Groups, quality, Tel, Fountain City 487-3844 $39.95 In IMs 3-bedroom nome. Wall-ft-wa II HOME SALES. Hwy. 14 & 4) East, W-7 Occasional Chairs, from or 4JM8M. ^ Automatic Washer carpeting In 2 bedrooms end living You will be pleased with none, Minn, Tel. ilia. Sofa Sleepers With Innersprlng Mattress, from ... $159,S5 room- Large basement. Phone us for HELP ....$199.S5 USED REFRIGERATORS, ranges end details. Priced reduced, here Is truly our complete service. Each CHICKASHA AND American mobile^ French Provincial Sofas TV'S. FRANK LILLA 8, SONS, 761 E Your choice of en opportunity to gel a reel buy cn a homes, Winnebago campers and travel •, 8th. Open evenings. listing given our prompt put these 3 Pc. Bedroom Suited from J99.SS ¦^ better home. ABTS AGENCY, INC., 159 trailers. We trade for most anything. $49.55 15-Lb Loading, Walnut St. Tel. M3J3. Tommy's Trailer Sales, 3 miles. S. of, Hollywood Beds, complete, from SUPER stuff, sure null That's Blue . Top personal attention. OLDER MODEL Galesville, Hwy. 53. Boudoir Chairs, from ..$19.35 Lustre for cleaning rugs and uphol- LOVELY NEW 3-bedroom home, atlactv Cars back or the road stery, Rent electric shampooer, tl. H, ¦& 12-Lb. iiont Loading ed garage, large Kit, 1724 W. Mar* RENT OR SALE-Trallers end carnpera. Twin Size Headboards, from • $J.S5 Choale 8. Co. ..$11.55 Financing available. TeL 8-1039. at a Tour-A-Homs pickup tempers «or V> Full Size Headboards, from ON DISPLAY ton pickups, from SM to tltso, I, 6, • • , 95 HEAVY DUTY mobile home hitch. Tel. D. 3 ROOMS end bath, located short PRICE YOU CAN'T and I sleepers. LEAHV'S. Butlalo City, . Sleep Chair •- !??- 3935. distance east. 14,300-full >prlee with Wis. TeL-Ojchrane J4»-liM er ?S-wo, ' Folding Cot with Foam Mattress $16.05 at small down payment, balance like rent. 601 Main Tol. 2849 afford to pass up , from ¦ $34.05 NATURAL SILVER blue mink sides ABTS AGENCY, INC., 159 Welnul SI. ' Rollaway Beds, complete coef, Atka new; doll twcoy; atactrlc Tel, 8-4345. —i . , i i, La Crosse Mobile Homes Guard Rail and Ladder ... $44.05 train accessories; men s storm coet, I960 FORD FALCON, 2-door , Bunk Beds with Springs, ' Winona. Electric Accessories, Tlras, Parts 104 New and Used Adjustable Hollywood Frames, from $8.05 never worn. 1103 Marlon. . BY BUILDER-2 ntw, J-bedroom homos, 6-cylinder, automatic attached garages, small down payment. ROLLOHOME Boudoir Lamps, Pair from -$9-55 ARVIN HUMIDIFIHRS Construction Co. Tal. 9745 or S-iin. 1958 HILLMAN 2-door, t- 8 Completely automatic 119.91 Hi miles S. of City Llmlta Folding Screens, from •••• • j "- m t, 119 W. 3rd TeL 6802 cyjlnder engine, stick . $49-95 BAMflENEK'S, Mankato H. WHERE CAN YOU find such a love- ' on Hwy. li. from M ... Nelson ¦¦¦ Tire s 6 Pc. Dinette Suites, ly home for 818,9009 Teke over present i i — li' "^* eaM-ij »B»â—»** ¦ Bar Stools • •' *]?-95 WHEN DURABILITY COUNTS, choose a sV.% loan. $2,000 down. Wall-to-w all 1958 VOXHALL 4-door wag- Tel. La Crosse 4-85S4 4 9 Permaglat water heeler. Call or come Wanted to Buy 51 carpeting. Beautiful kitchen, lergt let. Lyle Norskog - Hollis Norskog 4 Pc. Teflon Sets J - In end learn about their 10-year full Lei us show you this home, ABTS on 4-cyllnder engine, $6 S^ value guarantee I USED 7' or 6' pool table complete, in AGENCY, INC., 159 Walnut It. Ttl. Bargain Center 32 Pc. Dinnerware Sets '0 mmm———JaZ_———mm II I i i economy. 62 Pc. Dinnerware Seta $M5 aood condition, state price. Tel. sol •-4J43. Auction Sales SANITARY after 6. . 1959" DODGE" Coronado i- Kitchen Step Stools, from • . $6.50 PLUMBING & HEATINO AREA OP new hlgti school, new sssllt "" ,9 148 t, 3rd Tel, «37 level home, reedy to move In, 3 bad- GRE/VT BUYS ON! door, V-fl engine, power FREDDr FR1CKSON Lane Cedar Chests, from •"S? rooms, en unusual home ) Tel. 7414. Auctioneer $**¦•»2 steering, power brakes, Will handle all aires and klnde ef Bookcases, from • See Va For Special PrJcea Passenger Tires . euellons. Tel. Oakola 443-241 ; S 8 Steel pistes. 4c per Ib.i l-Oeamai Pipes. I. 3-BEQROOM HOME. Lerge kitchen •ft radio. ' Record Cabinets, from A .-"".W ?} ' 5 DEERSKIN and living room. In Madison lefeeot l» Many Other Heme. Cellarottes — 2£, M • W IRON ti METAL CO. area. Will handle with small down pey- •ft Truck Tire« 1956 CHEVROLET 4^door Minnesota W» 207 W. 2nd St. mint, balance like rent. ABTS AGEN- Desks, from ,../. TANNING (f. sedan. V-8 engine, iu- from ...... ¦... . ••••••• ' . G.w CY, INC., 159 Walnut Tel. I4M5. Tractor. Tires Lcrnd & Auction Sales Magazine Baskets, J ON ALMOST EVERY gift list, there le ft tomatlc. Everett J. Kohner Hassocks, from J..,...... , $6.95 one person who presents a problem NEW 3-bedroom contemporary home HI Welnul, Tel. 14710. oiler houra 7jl* , > 5 . . , we l«el In our Velvet Picturesque with attached garage. Tel. 7414, SHOP NOW AT 1SSS OLDS 4-ejoor sedan, Smokers, from • • • * fS* Motaic Kits we have your answer. Gen- Custom Manufacturing • ALVIN KOHNSR $17.95 ¦ JUST COMPLBTEO-J bedroom retich V-8 engine, tu-tone Telephone Stands $8.05 Valets eral Crafts Corp., has taken exciting VV. Mh & RR. Tracks . AUCTIONEER. City and stele licensed and Cocktail Tables, from ., $7.95 sublJds) drawn them on deep .velvet style home wtln fireplace, many bullt- power iteering, power end bonded, lit Liberty HI. (Comer Step, Lamp panels, CLEARLY pr»pdnted end lns, carpeted ind ceramic beltt, Tel. E. ith end Liberty). Tel. W. . Brass Book Stands, from W.85 numbered; ai-embled brilliant glass. WJ4. Old "Wagon Works" Bldg. brakes, automatic. High Chairs, from ;....:.. ' ...; ;...|18.» - bends, lewels end brejd to be applied WE BUY CARITFANN. JR. I ¦ ¦ as directed; and Included antique gold f. LOVELY 2-BBOROOM home In Jet- ALL PRICE!) TO SELL AUCTIONEER. Bonded end Licensed Lullaby? Cribs, from ..,,14.85 frames as tha finishing touch. Baiy -bedroom, low down pay- USED BICYCLBI DAILY NEWS KOLTBR BICVCLB (HOC Sic. J-Sst, ii;M am. SH mils* H. ot 10 ment, city and school bus ^400 Minkato »v«- Tal. ws Pepin. Wis., on 111. Oellss Mlll|ren, 7 No. Srd owner; Leon Schoeder. auctioneers Borzyskowski Furniture Store MAIL by. the door, lolly carpeted, ¦ ¦ ' 1 SALES Qaiewey Crexllt .inc. , derlf, • .; , ..i? . ¦\. J9 iMiiwi wuisn II IIJH ^ ,,. m ''t^ ¦ H Tract' ""'¦ ' "I'l-t'i ammaamaaum 0_±imi - Open Evenings SUBSCRIPTIONS Downtown La Crosse, . hot water htat. Trucki, a TralUra IPS 0 9r , 3rd k Huff Tel. 94647 oac. »-s«l. i a,»j t miles i fit Ban¦•,,, • 802 Mankato Avenue Easy Terms May Be Pa id At Wis. LEWIS E ALBERT FORD, 1»SI Wton, VI, snowllres end Clair on Hwy. «, then Wt rnltee 1* 1. 7 8065 W. 6th Winona wlnlerlied, a»M 114? BMeheker Vi' OPEN 5 NITES A WEEK Herbert Heeih. ownen Werlein .k NoJtJi TED MAIER DRUGS ton, em offer. Tet. t-n ii. audiooeersi Oatewey Cre4IMnc, ew%t7 . 1 ' u k I: ' • '¦ ¦'¦) ¦ ' ¦ : lUX IAWYl* ;¦ .; . . / . ; ' :- ' %f - n^:'^^ i _/. -
• ¦ '. " 'I——»«ii| li I i maaummmtm i ¦ ¦ ' . r 11 i " ' ' . '¦ ¦ ' . . ' I , . . 7^1 ¦ ¦ ««bW ¦ 7' .'7^>HCK 1IUMCy7^7\77 ; ' • - V ' . ,. . . ': -777 7.;v ;- ,, 7: 7 ; • :¦ . • 8* Chf^r .
- ii-e^^^^^^ B.B» »B»B B«B«BBa^^îiiiBI I . —.. -. I eiiii ammmmm m m ¦ ' — ""' " : : ~ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ " ¦ " ^ ^ . T '" ' " " " ' ' M" " !, ^ T _ . '^ ' . - . -. . '
BECTtjE¦ BAlLEY^ By Mbrt WalkpT ¦ ' • •¦? ¦ ¦¦¦¦ . ' . .. "' ' ' . ' ' . . . . •
BLONOIE By Chick Young
STEVE ROPER < By Saunders and Ovargard —¦^¦^ —.—— ¦ II.II * ¦¦— ¦ KeeeM MaMB«aM saeMMM ^«Hs^«MiMW ¦¦ I HIIII ». I H « I ^ i i i . em»-m-e-m---m-e-.-t-^-^mm^-ammmm~m-a,_mmmm-a-m-mamaMmm9^-mm- ^ ¦ ¦ • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦7 "• ¦¦• ' ' ", ; ' 7 •'. .___ 7 ; . . _ . ._ . : : . > . THE FLINTSTONES By Hanne-Barbara
¦ fcsW i ¦ . " Lrt ABNER By Al Capp STEVE CANYON y Mllten CannlH
¦ ¦ , " . :. .- ¦ ¦ asi ¦ m II ¦ ¦^¦a»^M«»'-ee'**»^^'^" iî»MMM * ia< -^s ^â ».Meaj»eil,^^ M^^ ' ¦———— ,,,.., . ,,___, , —^—I . I ... n ,. ¦
i| BAKER'S SHOES fc< ftmm ^^ ^ if y ou I / ^ I \ I in vito wool for Ui, PUt yOUTSelf ia 1
H- ^^"POW WOW Evans . twI.^R(lTT4 " ( MWippernwtoras I1 €0MFY SUPPERS C FOR MEN OF ACTION — HB-PP'^' 'nHHK^Fl ^ l ^ wiW THERE IS ONLY ONE ... SC m\^J^^ ^ ^-MMMMWLI^ THERMOBOOT HOnter* • Outdoor Workman Fithtrman • Farmers - • .\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ ^^^^^ ¥lr ^^^^9JP KS^Î \ \ ^j r|g|SBBêaBBBBBBBBBBBB ^ | , OFTEN BUT DUPLICATED L ^^^ .^ .^LBBBBBBBBBB« ^^^3 ^^ K B\BBB^ ^ ^^^^^^^^jf^^^-ejj'.'.'.'^^^^ B^'elr'^' A boot wHMn-a boot > • Mad* te fellow Navy • ^^^^ H f ll 1 11 mMmmt ^^t \aV ) specifie rs, conttructlm. til \fo ^^^^^^^^^ H ^_ ^_ \\\ _ W L l Tampar* crap. MIH. " » T» ba om at 40 bHow • J k L .aaaaaaaaaaaak f f 1A / . wool hrt ^^^ ^ W. ^HH ||BU||^^^^^^Warni red with piano felt sole. / Genuine hand turned j I • l'V ^ I % mw J layer* of wool Insulation * st##l •hw,lt* IfAll | \ • aa» L J a^f \Wl with air apaca. Slxat S ta 13. H ^ • MM I V| | I J J 1 1 l ' i "JVM Second Satactloii But Every Pair Guaranteed! \\ H ¦ \ J 1 ^M WW M JES/ * ^V '
P V MUTWI coe^pwi^d* ^B PA4STJC TWIST- i'M CoNtm WF ^^ fi\JJ ^J\ >MtM, M b <0W /L m p^ * * ' "BRISTOLITE" ^HHsRflERTSflflHHr ^'ltli Walking I ^Bubble-Soft j ff^^M^S.I 1 I > ^^^^^Hmmm^^^^Bm^^^^ 4sMhtt/. ——.- tV I HP" 'aBea^SaaeVaffaflB^'ejBeBBa BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BV. a'BeBeBeBBeB! ^ iWBrlm WOOlw«^p>w* ar M *" .^^BC^^HCcxn ^Hk^^H ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ V ^^^^^^^^ k"ar. ^^^ âV .^^^^^^BBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBB ^^ BM 'J ! ** ^^ > _ ^_ WSm^^MtSmMWWm ^^M 1^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ ^ __W_. \__\
SAVV MOR*
^'•ej.BH WMMW^ -^-^^^^^^^^^^^^^BwM^^^MMMMMm^^^mm J ^H|HHBI |H |mH ^^ | ^H
¦ ¦ mWaWM Caewflaca seamless, \JKmm UNDERWEAR $^ C 88 1^88 \ _MWWW AU\ M eill-1" ^ ^ ^ ¦ ¦ Ww sW prîte Y.^r»-- y Mil l Raj. W.|$ Jf CsieMon comfort ^^^^^^^ k^^^^^^ B # ^^^^^^^^ J ^ . ^ ONLY iâV p MM rf /W. ' $ X4" ^WSf^,^^tMmmm-m-aai «¦•>• \^^'•a ^^ ' Mafle «»f flro Br« W aj â^^^^^ âi ^^^ f ffl'SJ. 25' ' ^ ^ B I ^ S " Saddle Wn I ' ii ' | '' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ f 1 Uather Soft???r Sob .... Ofi :: '!fla; i ; "" "" ' ' ' ' ' . < ' J ••iaT tS? fS • ^ ¦ ^^ HW I jj Ji,. lined, toft fjiava ^^¦"aaBBBBBafir 1 n,. „L„ ri.i_* 1 7 f^^ Chorokejo Chief J ^ H^^^ H^^^ B^^^H^^^ B^^^ B^^Â>)^^^ B)^^^^ iJ^^^^^^^^ e^^^^ et^^^^ d V leather upper ^ ^^ f sâOBaEHiTl WIeaBW aBO^Mo^^^^BBBBBBB Z " Hard Sol, $10.W ' 'Ta ^âW m^m m l ^^ WTijte and i ' yj ^HKjtlJ ^V' Î/ M' m MfM ^W^¥MW War TFMM^^mWM.' ^¦aaePâT^^'aePaPfc ^âV V^fa^X^^ aH ^^M* ''ea'^^^'aT WBTJ ^^BBBBBBBBea J MmWrnWrnYtMr/f/i k AI I II j 1 TV Wlfcl 1 |U Mil KWtj l|j MjK '.< ^ J^^^^^^^^^^^^ eM^^^ B^H^BejaBS ejj H^^bBSajBflM 1 cqoq i BAKER'S Shoes \ ' '* BBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBl^BBBB 1 123 iost Third Phana 70?i j vii^^^^^lu ^ \ ItBBBfiiHi'MfciiaafcTtâht-t BBfBBlffafcnp- -^---^"---^/!-WUW t mM mm-mmtiWilmWtm¦ <--»-- '" -