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Delivered On RFD June 18, 1957 The LA CROSSE TRIBUNE, la Crosse, Wisconsin Pcge 14 Monday, Jure 17, 1957 Card of Thonks 1 Help Wonted, Women 26 Help Wanted, Men 27 TRI-STATE DEATHS We to uko tins opoomnit; to octgboors ond for muiy Lxd dmi then hc dartre our mm mufortcce eHtF for i bo scbstonsxo! cosh doaouert veil to iho r.ec who hurt donated their base to help cleoa up and rebuild wr barn; aUo thicks to the worcen for food doaauofis and help viih eocJrri. The Leonard Severson Family. W'p Wanted EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Morning Shut. Apply in peroon. RADATZ CHOP HOUSE 122 Sa.

Third EXPERIENCED SALESLADY Cr- usual opportunity for person vuhj 2 utitiattve and villxc accep" All replies fce.d, eer.fidenual Kauraa er Wear. 423 Main Sb Phone 4-3567 for tr.temev Sparta Youth Injured By Blasting Cap SPARTA, Wis. (Special) A Sparta youth is hospitalized with injuries which resulted from the explosion of a home-made firecracker Saturday night. Donald Janusheske. 19, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Janusheske, lest the index finger and part of the thumb on his right hand when a dynamite cap exploded in his hand Saturday about 10 p.m. Funeral Directors MACHINISTS WANTED Ey Hie Kimberly-Clark Corporation At Its Kimlark Plant at Neenah, Wisconsin Hellwig Morris Thoughtful Service VACATION MONEY UNLIMITED1 Atoa Cosmetic offen opportunity to earn 640 to 650 weekly commission. Hours to suit ycu. Cal! 3-4766 or write Aron District Manager, F.

O. Bo 168 Croe TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES (To hcUMTiTH Icdiriduaial DIAL 2-8040 A friendly ad-visor Will help you word your ad. Ortltr tout id on the lev Y-day me cancel coon you have hod nod too will be billed accordingly. Shou.d you pay in kdvance, we U1 refund (be difference to yon. NET CASH RATE 1 Cp Tn Cayo Dim 15 words 2 60 3.25 16 words ......2.77 3.47 17 words 2.95 3.68 18 words 3.12 3.90 Minimum ad 1 day.

IS voids, 1 00. 10c extra for charged ads. Want tdi must be receded before to. in for publication 'same day. Ads for Sunday's paper accepted until 7 pm.

Saturday. The liability of The La Crosse Tribune in the event that mistakes occur in publishing an ad ahall be limited to republishing the ad for one day. All corrections must be made by 30 -he follovmg morning after the mistake occurs. Cancellations must be tnsde by 0.30 a m. veekdays.

by 7 00 p.m Saturday for Sunday's paper. All refunds must be called for vithln six months of DIAL DRY CLEANING Counter-Presm. New plant, full or part time. Apply Johnny-on- the-Spot Cietners, 19th and jsck- son. across from Jackson Piaza.

WANTED Ft nuTs er. og ph THOMAS C. BRUDOS VIROQUA. Wis. (Special) Thomas C.

Brudos, 54, Viroqua area farmer, died suddenly at his home Wednesday evening. Funeral services will be Tues-j day at 1 p.m. at the Jacobson- Vance Funeral Home in Viroqua and at 2 p.m. at Southwest Prai-! rie Lutheran Church, the Rev. J.

F. Masted officiating. Burial will i be in toe church cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home Monday evening. Mr. Brudos is survived by his wife; one daughter, Mrs.

Ken-! neth Shelvik of Madison; three sons, William, in Tokyo with the armed forces, Gerrald in Hawaii with the armed forces and Robert of Chicago; four grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Selma Nordm of Viroqua and Mrs. Anna Cade cf Sparta; and six brothers. Sever, Tollef and Tilman, all of Ferry-ville, and Theodore, Clarence and Edwin, all of De Soto. Lost and Found 3 days a week.

Must be ab to take shorthand. Cali Mr Burns. Armg Equipment Co 205 Causeway Blvd 2-7377 for appointment LOST: Boy's 36-inch green Schwinn btcycle with white trim and A stickers on both fenders. Reward 2-0599 LOST: kev billfold gift wrapped between 506 Copeland and 312 Car St. Call 3-8862 died in 1933 and Mrs.

Vincent in 1953. Friends were asked to call at toe Zenner and Haire Funeral Home after 2 p.m. on Monday with the Rosary at I p.m. in toe evening. Funeral services mill be held Tuesday at 10 a m.

from St Patrick's Catholic Church, toe Rev. John Anibas officiating. MISS REGINA JOHNSON CASHTON, Wis. (Special) Funeral services for Miss Regina Johnson, 80, will be held Wednes-1 day at 2 p.m. at toe Immanuel Lutheran Church, Cashton, with burial in the church cemetery.

Miss Johnson died Saturday in a Minneapolis hospital. She was a former Cashton and La Crosse resident. PALMER E. NELSON CASHTON, Wis. (Special)-Fu-neral services for Palmer E.

Nelson, 64, retired Cashton druggist, will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the North Coon Prairie Lutheran Church, the Rev. N. R. Hjernstad officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Nelson was a pharmacist at Cashton for 37 years before his retirement five years ago. He was born at Cashton Aug. 2, 1892, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ole Nelson. He graduated from the Northwestern School of Pharmacy in 1916 and served overseas in World War I. He was married to Avis Holden June 14, 1928, and observed his 39th wedding anniversary Friday. He is survived by his wife; three brothers, Orion, Cleveland, Ohio; Edwin, Eau Claire, and Floyd, Houston.

Friends were asked to call at the Torkelson Funeral Home from 3 to 9 p.m. Monday and at the church from 11 to 2 p.m. FOUND. Boy'e high school clas rirg at Pettibone beach. Ca'' 3-460? to identify.

i Janusheske and four other youths, according to sheriffs re- ports, were using the dynamite caps, equipped with fuses, as fire- crackers. Monroe County Sheriff Harry C. Johnson said the youths were at a dance near Cataract and were tossing toe home-made firecrackers out of a car. Janusheke picked up one of the caps which did not explode and which he thought was unlit. The cap blew up in his hand.

WOMEN Three hours a day. Earn $6.00 or more. CALL MRS. HULETT 4-2084 5-7 evenings. An Employer's Representative will interview and hire at the Wisconsin State Employment Service, 2nd experienced typist for statistic-Floor, Exchange Building, LOST: Diamond engagement rmg on 4th.

Mam, Monday. Reward Phore 4-5154 Announcement 1 report typing Downtown c. Wicrvuisin nn SOUPS ON, the rug that Is. fessional office. Our empoyes La LTOSSC, VV lhCOllMlN uu dean the spot with Fma Foam i know of this ad Box 776 ie 1QV Perron, i for hh( TufSddV.

JuiiC IS, MATURE woman to care for bab Fraternal 8 Business Services while mother works 5-dav week 1.00 to 4. IX) P.m. Not South Side Write giving ref- IIUIU trance. Bent T-335 i REFEPTToNIsfToriocarnTaToT: fire Ssate age and experience ir.j I application Write M-310 Tribune BADGER LODGE No. 345 F.

and A Special communication. Monday, June 17th, 1957. 7 00 pm To attend the memorial service of our late brother, J. T. Markos, LEO E.

JENKINS. M. SPECIALIZED BUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED RELIABLE woman to care for children while mother works I North S.de Phone 2-5079 (WANTED waitreH for new Coffee Hou? Hote 8fofrxrd Another youth, William Rentz, Rockland, had a piece of the cap lodged in his left arm. The particle was removed by a Sparta doctor and he was released. Three other youths were detained at Sparta overnight while Sheriff Johnson and traffic officers Dewey Reinstra and Victor Mikkelson investigated.

Five other caps were found by the officers and were confiscated. WANTED n.en, ore opening for ard operating manager and one for retail sale'. Bom would be for future store tr.ana-j gers Must be amblfous and will-mg to work Ages 20-2 Starting salary between month, plus Applv sn person, Good-' rioh, S'h and State TERMINAL MANAGER Ands and petroleums trt tanks Aggress, ve company, incentive program, scenic Mississippi river cuv Send resume of experience to Industrial Relations, Box 232, Iowa City, Iowa, Gen. Hitchcock Presidenl 01 Border Veis Gen. Robinson FLtchcock of In was t'-ected national commander of the United Meri- can Boeder Veterans at the MBV convention held this past weekend 1 at the North Shore Park Hotel in Chicago.

He replaces Roy Fredrick-son, 2102 Park La Crosse, who automatically becomes a trustee for three years as a past commander. Thus was toe 28th convention of the organization and marked the 41st anniversary of the Mexican Border veterans. Hitchcock is the former senior vice commander. The new senior vice commander is Allan C. Norton of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Replacing Norton as the junior vice commander is Walter Purie of San Antonio. Tex. The 1958 convention of toe organization will be held in Indian-a polls. Fredrickson gave a report on legislative activities concerning the Mexican Border Veterans, including hearings in Washington, headed by Olm Teague (D-Texi, chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee. Fredrickson also reported on the progress of a bill introduced by Gardner R.

Withrow, congressman from toe 3rd District, of La Crosse. The bill would give Mexican Border Veterans the same benefits as those received by World War I veterans. Gilman Stordock, commandant at the Veterans Home at King, in the principal address of the convention, spoke on the service of the Mexican Border Veterans to the nation in the Mexican border conflict of 1916. He said the veterans were a part of stopping an invasion of America by a foreign nation and also made up three of five divisions which went to France in World War I. Stordock, who is co-chairman of the national organizations legislative committee, reminded the group that Mexican Border Veterans had served in Spanish American War in 1898, and others have since served in both World Wars I and II and the Korean conflict.

The Mexican Border soldiers were the nation's last volunteer Army, Stordock said. The draft didnt come until World War he said. Pres. Eisenhowers first assignment after he was graduated from West Point, Stordock said, was in toe Mexican border conflict with the 8th Illinois Infantry Division, A 92-year-old Chicago man is the eldest member in the organization, and Fredrickson, who is S3, the youngest member. LOCALS THE SHORTEST DISTANCE Between Buyer and Seller is a WANT AD Your TRIBUNE CARRIER BOY Help Wanted, Men business for himse.f he is truly "little merchant and his profits suffer when you take that summer vacation without having the Tribune follow you.

Help the city's youngest businessman bv giving him the order to have The TRIBUNE follow you on your summer LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY FOR SALES REPRESENTATIVE DON ALD F. BARNES Word has been received here by Mrs. William Lee Bautsch of toe death of Donald F. Barnes, Arlington, at ML Alto Veterans Hospital, Washington, D.C., after a long illness. Mr.

-Barnes was the husband of the former Inga Lysaker of La Crosse. Mrs. Barnes is a sister of Mrs. Bautsch. Burial was in Arlington Cemetery June 7.

EMIL GRAFF Funeral services for Emil Graff, 57, of 1630 Charles SL, who died suddenly Saturday morning will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church. The Rev. La-Vera Hanson will officiate and i burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the Dickinson Funeral Home Tuesday after 3 p.m.

and at the church Wednesday from 12:30 p.m. until the time ot service. Mr. Graff was born Dec. 17, 1899, in Minnesota and was confirmed in the Lutheran Church June 28, 1914.

He has been a member of Trinity Lutheran Chjirch since he moved to La Crosse and has served as officer of different church organizations and on several committees. He was a veteran of World War I and was a member of North La Crosse Lodge 190, F. and A.M., and of Smith Chapter 13 of the Royal Arch Masons. He was night foreman at the Auto-Lite and was an employe there for more than 20 years. He is survived by his wife, Ethel; two sisters, Mrs.

Victor (Mabel) Felton of Santa Monica, and Mrs. Curt (Irene) Zie-bell of Detroit, five brothers, Fred. Rudolph, Chester and Verner Graff, all of La Crosse, and Henry of Covina, Calif. His parents, one son, one sister and one brother preceded him in death. JOSEPH T.

MARKOS Funeral services for Joseph T. Markos, 43, of 517 S. 3rd La Crossse Tribune photographer who died Saturday, will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Schumacher Funeral Home, 7th and Winnebago and at 2:30 p.m., at St. Elias Syrian Orthodox Church, 716 Copeland Ave.

The Rt. Rev. George Ghannam will officiate and burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home Monday afternoon and evening. Masonic services will be Monday at 8 p.m, and Trisijeion services will be at 9 p.m. Mr.

Markos is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Markos of La Crosse; two sisters, Mrs. Emil (Mary) Patros of La Crosse and Mrs. John (Sally) Shaheen of Canton, Ohio; and four brothers, Louis, George and Michael, all of La Crosse, and Thomas of La Crescent.

Keivour As mutual tire delivered to your home See jour nd company. vflTIfT CaiT.ecyorfail 284 have in attractive opening in La Crosse GET Y0UR POWEa LAWNMOWER the La Crosse area for a good rL.rt' fn obate ln Ior now! Authorised salesman 25 to 45. married, with County Court In Probate sles and srrvire on Briggs dtrr. Wouid Mll flre ind neceased Stratton. Wisconsin, Clinton Lau- tnsUrance on liberal telarv-plus-' been ed 1 Must be bondable-No phone fe-uate frVpravtng'thst'ttie Last SERVICE Master Industry approved, ''preferred' Job with many person- calls.

Contact Mr. Monson. carpet, rug and furniture benefits Vou will find msr' tng. Guaranteed mothproofing satisfied accounts in this -errltorv Will and Tevtemrnt of deceasrd daed December 6, 1949. be DAILY RECORDS Free estimates.

Lsppin Clean-jf you can sell, then sell us o-u ing Service 4-3833 I whs you think vou are our SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 122 Fifth Ave. So. La Crosse, Wis. NeifumTo Manage NW Tobacco Pool VIROQUA, Wis.

(Special) George Nettum, extension tobacco specialist, will become manager of the Northern Wisconsin Cooperative Tobacco Pool at Viroqua, Aug. 1. -Jr Nettum was the northern area tobacco agent for three years and had been state extension tobacco specialist, covering both north and south tobacco growing areas in the state since last fall. admitted to probate, and that Letters Testamentary be granted, and for determination and adjudication of heirship: IT IS ORDERED' That said petition be heard, at a term pf Court at the Court House in the Cltv of La Crosse. County of La Croese, State of Wisconsin, commencing on the day of July, 1957, at the opening of Court on that day or as soon thereafter as said petition ran be heard: That the time within which creditors of the deceased present claims against such estate for examination and allowance is hereby fixed and limited up to CLEAN RUGS, upholstery at your.

Write B-321, Tribune. home. Use same day. Guaranteed man now employed seeking better moth Immunization Home Service future- Married, age 21-35, car Cleaner. Dial 2-1800 ner.esarv Sales experience pre- LAWNMOWER sharpening and re-, ferred, but not reressarv Wr'e pairing.

Have ued lawn moaersl T-235 Tribune, giving full parlor sale 2320 Winnebago, tear I ticuars first letter Phore 2-4883 IYOUNO man h.h achoo! "grad- BARTENDER, must be expcr.enced ELECTRIC SHAVERS repaired I uate with some sales ability. hrf mixed Nes d'Per. da-game day service Expert watch would like to learn to sell shoes! ar.d s.ert 2-9033 at.e- repairing. Convenient Jewelers, full time, steadt work wth op-1 4J 305 Main, portumty for advancement. WANTED expertet ced -s: a- Shoe Store ager trr 3 man market.

Write 24. Tnbiire HAND and power mowers sbatp-l ttnentai Mfgi Co, 118 Eo. Second1 WE WANT 2 MEN the 12th day of gt. and including September. 195' to shew need fd product to farm and shops.

You mut hvt farm aid mhankal background and have a pirkup or station 'COTTON mattresses rebuilt Inin In- That all claims against the de- nersprjng or recovered LaX Wool-ceased be examined and adjusted! en MjCo 145 Georg e4-1637 R.ntpmher 1957 at' the opening WNM07VERS sharpened In good shape. Business of your 8 Pc dav or as Soon I by approved shop. Hand mowers own with less than 8100 investment i of Court on that car. a gfharpf, 910 So 4th. rear not a white collar Job and is not seasonal irora.

Application accepted Monday through thereafter as the matter can be A heard; ii Dated June 12, 1957. By the Court, EUGENE A TOEPEL goNNV'S Window Service Win County Judge dowt noora. 24-hr. serv- Steele. Mau Klos.

Attorneys, lct 4.0264 510 Hoeschler Building. shTyerYf lATei i. enneer NofHf oriHRrNGoN-- HOTEL LA CROSSE Jv ni VT ZONING BLOCK, brick builder Roofing AMEMIHtN I SCI pemtni! phOT. 4.015 BUS DRIVERS' Ic.tfr-f.tv opera- ------I "on. over-the-road experience Notice Is hereby' given that the Landscaping 13 Ast 5' Common Council by its Judiciary ard Administration Committee, will finest available.

83 50 square hold a public hearing upon poUed nla shrubs, trees. Com- proposed change in the eonlng or- indscape service. AST2D dinance hereinafter set forth. Such, Landscape. 4-2793 know.edge of nursery stock nublc hearing will be held at 7 30 -7- Reference Excellent opportunity PM on the 1st day of.

July. 19S7.jWANT a beautiful lawn? Reason-! WrI V-316, Tribune able beautifui lawn? Free estimates on all write 5 5 Suburban Ranch Acre to fe' Ppacious stucco ratic-fe home tn i I Court Acre fea-urtM car- peted living room with natural I on f'repeace. kuUirn thr rocm5 tntj pilsnr tr.e jp bath Postered waHs. hard- wood and uied floors Fill basement, Sunbeam automatic oiS heating and DOUBLE AT-j TACKED garage, Fasy J'nanc- ir.g term abotu 3 30 down io quaUKed punfeaier "euer reidnce. The pool is the oldest tobacco cooperative in the United Slates, having been organized in 1922 as a statewide organization.

The first headquarters was at Madison. Following reorganization in 1935 the cooperative was limited to the northern Wisconsin Type 55 binder tobacco and the headquarters was moved to Viroqua. Nettum was reared on a tobacco farm. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin. ART DI MER TOM AH, Wis.

(Special) Art Dumer, 66. died early Sunday morning at the Tomah Veterans Memorial Hospital following a long illness. Mr. Dumer is survived by his wife, Mary; three sons, Alvi and Harold of Milwaukee, and Rowland, of Tomah; and two daughters, Shirley of Milwaukee and Henrietta of Tomah. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Whites Funeral Home, the Rev. A. Boettcher of the United Brethren Evangelical Church officiating. Burial will be in toe Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until the time of the funeral.

MRS. MILDRED E. FRINTZ SPARTA, Wis. (Special) Mrs. Mildred E.

Prmtz, 65, wife of Ralph R. Prmtz, town ol Little Falls, Monroe County, died Sunday at a Sparta hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Lan-ham Mortuary, the Rev. Paul B.

White officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends may call at toe mortuary Tuesday evening. Mrs.

Printz is survived by her husband, Ralph; two sisters, Mrs. C. G. Nelson, Sparta, and Mrs. Alfred L.

Johnson, R. 2, Sparta; two brothers, Wade Woodworth, Evansville, and Wallace Woodworth, 2, Sparta; and a foster daughter, Mrs. William (Virginia) Stockman, Janesville. ARCH M. MOORE GAYS MILLS, Wis.

(Special)-Arch M. Moore, 74, died Sunday at a Madison hospital. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, June 18, at the Gays Mills Methodist Church, toe Rev. Dennis Long, officiating. Burial will be at Gays Mills.

Friends were asked to call Monday at toe Dommersnaes Funeral Home. Mr. Moore was a member of the Gays Mills village board for a number of years. He operated a dairy farm for many years and processed and delivered milk from the farm. He was preceded in death by his wife, Jan.

14, 1947. Since her death he had lived with his daughter, Mrs. Mel Olson, Boscobel. He is survived by five sons, five daughters, 31 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. JAMES M.

VINCENT ELROY, Wis. Special)James M. Vincent, 79, was found dead in bed at his home here Sunday morning. Death was from a heart condition. Born at Taylor, (Jackson County) Nov.

30, 1877, Mr. Vincent came to Elroy in 1918 from Hillsboro where he had operated the opera house. Since living here he had been employed in different hardware stores. In 1941 he began work for the Hamburg hardware. For the past year he worked part time until three weeks ago when ill health forced him to quit.

Survivors are one son, Neil, at home, five daughters, Sr. Mary Emile, St. Clara Convent, Sinsi-nawa, Mrs. Howard (Kathryn) Bailey, Liberty, Texas, Mrs. Alice Sokoiis, Chicago, Mrs.

Douglas (Elizabeth) McKenzie, Union Center, Mrs. Howard (Jeanette) Baerwald, La Grange, 111,, and five grandchildren. A son, Roger, or 4-0054 in the Common Council Chambers rate in the City Hall, in the Cttv of La Jobs3-288 COUNTY COURT La Crosse: John N. Nelson, 19, or 516 Hickory St Onalaska, speeding (43 in 25 zone), $15. Donald L.

Dee, 21, Lansing, Iowa, speeding (80 at night), $40 bond forfeited. Elroy W. Dahl, 16, Galesville, allowing an unlicensed person to drive and permitting another person to use his license, license suspended for 60 days. James P. Brandtner, 17, Galesville, driving without a license and driving too fast for conditions, forbidden to apply for a license for six months.

Maurice C. Roberts, 49, West Salem, driving without a license, $6. Joseph A. Knothe, 23, 1433'i Charles going through stop sign, $15. Henry M.

Koenig, 32, Waunakee, drunk driving, pleaded innocent, trial set for 10 a.m. June 24, allowed to sign own bond for $150. Wendell A. Yeske, 16, of 923 Hood speeding (45 in 35 zone), license suspended for 30 days. Ramon D.

Hollnagel, 20, of 1019 Redfield speeding (50 in 35 zone), $15. Jerome C. Fogel, R. 1, Stoddard, allowing an unlicensed person to drive, $15. Jerome E.

Fogel, 18, R. 1, Stoddard, driving without a license, $15. Russell D. Sanding, 24, of 2006 Avon going through stop sign, $15, and driving too fast for conditions, $25. Daniel F.

Bendel, 27, R. 1, Stoddard, carrying concealed weapon, 90 days in County Jail, and disorderly conduct, 30 days in County Jail, sentences to run concurrently. Francis Rasmussen, 45, Madison, disorderly conduct, pleaded innocent, trial set for 2 p.m. June 21. bond fixed at $100.

Rasmussen was unable to post bond and was remanded to custody of the sheriff. Joseph Smith, 56, Muscoda, disorderly conduct, five days in County Jail. Railroad, operating an unregistered vehicle, $7.75. Domke Grading and Excavating 3251 George operating an overweight vehicle and operating an overwidth vehicle, $50 on each count and $6.75 costs. Crosse Wiscon- jp you want a good lawn cal- MECHANIC WANTED wn Pappy's Landscape fiereice.

4-66711 You are notified that anv per-j aUer12 noon Have Opening for good all ton interested may be 5wr for BLACK DIRT, lilt dirt! Buildoimg around merhanir If vnn nrr or against such proposed change 5frTicet Pb0Re 2.607x me(nan c. a you arc and may appear in person, by at- and are looking for a WRurh DroTOSri' change set forth Reasonab.e, Will Steady job, you might be the e4i44tnr nnv cendmK be-i deliver Phone 4-23 0 ordinance now pending be. one we're looking for. DAILY RECORDS A A I A 2 8 0 4 0 Knitting classes for junior misses starting at the Pink Poodle Yarn Gallery. Call 4-5785 for information.

MRS. FRED BAILEY Mrs. Fred (Etta) Bailey, 64, of 1116 S. 6th died at a local hospital early Sunday after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later.

JOSEPH OBERST Joseph Oberst, 84, of 809 S. 7th died suddenly at his home Monday morning. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later. in the fore the Common Council of the Citv of La Crosse is as follows1 Lot 21, Block 2, of D. Evans Addition to the City of La Crw from the rem.dential district to the commercial business district.

This notice is ivn pursuant to OTder of the Common Council. Dated June 14 1957 ALICE A. DICKSON, City Clerk Apply in person. VOSS MOTORS 700 No. Third PAINTING Inside, outside, all around the house Finest materia.

MAN wanted for general farm Quality workmanship Deluxe! work. Modern house, going wages Home Decorating. J-6358 after Wayne Lyons, Galesvii.e, Wis, phone 9-F-3 EDECORATING, Interior and SOBER, reliable man for clerk, esMmales ETAATS! Write F-305 Tribure AND PAINT CO Kitchen porter, chef. Hoiej Stoddard im So. 29th St.

Firn time dverUd three ytir o.d frame home Htn-f. Itnrf room modern dinetie rrt atutciiT oab.net re, to bedrocrr.n, nd full bath Dak floor, postered mall, thermo pane picture window. Parti tion'd basement, moderate heat foi; with lies! auirafje heating issfem ATTACHED ar Nicely larsdaraped 60x)37ft, lot A-k io tee it today. 134 Liberal St. Clean and neat burjulcir, i 'fd and readv to go Of frtm eonatucMon the home romalna room 1 2x15-ft.

kitchen with built-in dinfpg room two bedrooms and 2 bath Expansion are up- 1 pari basement Single i garage. CJf to schools and bus line. Priced under 66 000 i Duplex Xcar i Hamilton School Juat lited. tao storv two apartment frame property ronveni-mh located to schools bus lire ard Lower apart-ment cortair iiring room, dm-ing room, kitchen two bedrooms. sun rmuh, ard full bah Four rocim apartment upstairs good renal income on fully Improved lot at 925 Adams S.

ail tv pea 210 lbs thinning necessary 2-3042, John' BIRTHS Owner-Operator TRUCKMEN WANTED Large household goods earr.er op-THINKING of painting in 28 stales has atlrarme Edward Layland, 2-1811 I opening for man over 25 who own' wallpaper aampsif bl to purchase ar.d personally drive acceptable tractor equip. ment. Full tune sear 'round oper-lation offering excellent earmrgs on FIRES June 15, 7:02 p.m., tipped road block flare at 19th and Madison street. June 15, 7:51 p.m., tipped road block flare at Clinton Street Bridge. June 15, 8:58 p.m., basement filled with smoke at the Joseph Hickey residence at 1736 Ferry.

Caused by a damp chimney. June 17, 12:33 a.m., overheated motor on refrigerator at the Mrs. J. C. Higgins residence at 625 Copeland Ave.

June 17, 1:33 a.m., mattress fire believed caused by a cigarette scorched a box spring and bed end at toe Waiter Thorud residence at 1818 Avon St. June 17, 5:55 a.m., overheated electric hot water heater at toe Ford Rand residence at 721 N. 23rd St. POLICE AMBULANCE June 16, 7:04 p.m., Bertha Anderson, 81, of 411 West Ave. was taken to St.

Francis Hospital June 16, 12:33 p.m., August Severson, 77, of 1512 Kane was taken to Lutheran Hospital. TODAY See The Finest WESTINGHOUSE Super Family Sized REFRIGERATOR at savings up to $100.00 WESTINGHOUSE The only really Automatic No defrosting product made. Over 800 in use locally and not one dissatisfied customer. See Us Today! SAVEI CLARK-BRACKEN 4th Near Cass PAINTING, paperhar.g-ing, trim washirg. Satis- guaranteed Cal! 2-5267.

L1 rar' ''n Phone stating age, qua! canons AND PAPERING submit anapanot. possible Job assured. Jorevvan Lines Inc snhsiefiarv of Dial 2-4449 jOrevhoundi 57 W. Grand Axe and palntme 'superior 7-4185, Dept, MH, Chi-Reasonable rates. Call 3-0JII foricago in, III, ADJUSTER-TRAINEES Arcadia, Wis.

June 1, in Rice Lake, son to Mr. and Mrs. James Weisen-berger, Mr. Weisenberger formerly of Arcadia. June 10, in Madison, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Runkel. (Phyllis Schlesser) St. Joseph's Hospital Arcadia, Wis. June 6, daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Edward E. Lisowski, Arcadia. (Mary Rippley) June 9, son to Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Rusch, Fountain City. State Of wferonaln. La Crosse County Court, In Probate ln the Matter of the Estate ot Ida Gollntrk, Deceased A petition for probate or administration of the estate of Ida Goll-ntek deceased, late of the City of La Crosse. La Crosse County, Wisconsin, and for dfermmatton and adjudication of heirship having been filed. IT IS ORDERED That the time within which all creditors of said deceased shall present claims against such estate for examination and allowance Is bere-bv fixed and limited up to and Including the 16th day of September.

1957 That proofs of hfinJUp tako ind ill claim and demands against the Mid deceased be examined and adjusted bv the Court on the 17th dav of September. 197, thp opening of the Court on that day, or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard. Dated June 14. 1957, By the Court. EUGENE A TOEPKL.

County Judge Ruediger it Joanis, Attorneys. Notice" Of Special Primary Election Of Vniled Statea Senator Jiilv 1957 State of Wisconsin, County of La Crosse, Notice la Hereby Given, pursuant to a proclamation of the Governor of the State of Wisconsin, d1 i Peri0Bflli the 18th day of June. AD, 1857. erSOnOIS Ih.t at a Special Primary ection to be held in the ecvera towns, wards, villages and election districts of the County ol Crosse State of Wisconsin, on the 30th day of July. A 1957, the following officer la to he nominated.

A United States Senator, for the unexpired term ending on bird day of January, A 1959 tn fill vacancy cauaed by the death ot Joseph R. McCarthy. Olven under my hand and or-fldal S1 the Court House the City of La Crowe, thli 12th day of June. AD. 1957.

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(Special) A barn near Sparta burned to toe ground early Sunday after it was struck by lightning and a large amount of hay and three head of young cattle were lost in the blaze. The barn was on the farm of Mrs. Amelia Kuester, west of Sparta. A passing motorist reported the fire, but the building was engulfed in flames by the time Erv Edwards rural firefighters arrived. The firefighters were able to confine the blaze to the barn, however, and protect nearby Your Dream Home Deserves a Complete GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHEN-LAUNDRY TjrnTPinrnnTirfiTTTnni Have You Seen THE NEW ROYAL TYPEWRITER? Dial 4-2126 for FREE Trial ROWLEYS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.

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Brown Joseph Nowak and Marleam Df-ynrak William A Sokollk Peter Pasikewia and Robert Mar-tnger Frank Arenlg Joseph V. Hahn Leo St. Jneque GEOROE J. KASTNER. Town Clerk Town of ratnnhii How They Voted WASHINGTON DPI How members of Congress from Wisconsin were recorded as voting on recent roll call votes: SENATE: On rejection 71-7 of Lausche (D-Ohio) amendment to eliminate acreage reserve phase of soil bank from Agriculture appropriations bill.

Against-Wiley. HOUSE: No major roll calls. Legal Notices NOTICE OF TAKING PROOFS OF HEIRSHIP ANH TO CREDITORS Stxte of Wlecontln, County Court, Croue County. In the metier of the eetete ol Edmund L. Meriting, drrreird.

Applicetlon for letlrre teetemen-lery end for teklng proofe of who ere the heir, hevlng been filed fn the eetete of Edmund Meriting, riereeied, lete of the Town of Hem-lllon, tn eeld County; end ell the heire hevlng consented thereto in writing; Notire te hereby given thst ell elelmi egelnet the end Edmund L. Merklng, deceeeed. lets of the Town nf Hsmilton, tn Le Cmeee County, Wleroneln, must be presented tn eeld County Couet et the City of Lx Croese, In eeld County, on or before the 16th dey of Reptember, 10,57, or be berred: end thei. ell eurh elelme end demends will be exemlned end xdlueted end proofe of who ere the heirs of eeld decedent will be leken tt term of eeld Court to be held et the Court Houee In I he City of Crosse, In mid Countv, on Tueedey, the dey ot September, 1V5T, et 10 O'elorlt tn the forenoon ol xxld dey. Deled June 14, 151.

Hy Order of the Court, lei EUGENE TOEf'EL. Judge. Hubert Achlelter, Altorney et Lew, SoT Horsrhlrr Building, Lx Croese, Wit, Jamaica has lifted its ban on pickled pork products from the United States. MEN AND WOMEN WITH SALES ABILITY IF YOU ARE A SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN OR SALESWOMAN, OR WANT TO BE Beoau.se of our national radio-television, newapaper and dlrert. mall advertising program, plui the servicing of our many polloy-ownera wa need agenla to rover the La Crneaa area Two people who meet our quallfleallona will be relented prelrrabiy those who are married and currently employed.

Agea 26 to 55. 1. You will receive a thorough training In our National Salee Training School at Company expenae, Including Initial Salary. 9. 8400 to $800 per month, commlsalon Income, 3 Natlonai advertising program and renewala.

4 Field aupervlalon Including proven aalea procedure, An opportunity tn build a aecure future. 8 This la not a Job, Thli la a career. FDR APPOINTMENT AND PERSONAL INTERVIEW CONTACT MR. KNUDSON, HOTEL STODDARD, PHONE 4-4220 Saturday, June 15th 9 A.M. to 12 Noon-2 P.M.

to 5 F.M. Monday, June 17th 9 A M. to 12 Noon-2 P.M. to 5 P.M. Tuesday, June 18th 9 A.M.

to 12 Noon-2 F.M, to 5 T.M, MUTUAL OF OMAHA The nicest thing that can happen to any fc home! Have yours designed to order. Our service includes planning, installation and financing. Costa less than you think the C-E way! Phone 4-6318 Drugs, Sundries 25-A PRESCRIPTION (SPECIALISTS Competent drugguta trained lr, gir arcuraU prurrlptlon tervire rre delivery. Boeil't Drug Blorri, 1128 flllleiie or 509 Mein Bright Kids ANN ARBOR, Mich. W-You cant keep a bright child down.

Warren Ketcham, associate professor of education at University of Michigan, says its about as possible to stop a cannonball as to stop gifted child when he's going some place. Prof. Kctcham reported, Bright children have burning curiosity about things. They have a persistence and a drive toward their own goals that are just wonderful to behold. Notice to the Residents of the Town of Campbell Notice is hereby Riven to each person who owns, occupies or controls land in the Town of Campbell, County of La Crosse, State of Wisconsin, to destroy all noxious weeds on such property before the plants bloom.

The noxious weeds are: Canada Thistle, Leafy Spurge and Field Eindwecd. GEORGE J.KASTNER, Clerk, Town of Campbell Help Wanted, Women 26 WESTERN SUPPLY CO. MIDDLE-AGED woman wanted a houaekeeper, ear. of 4 fhudr.n Good wegea, Clarenca Lieu, WAITRESSES and kitchen help needed. Exrallenl wagea paid Phont J-JI-6.

LA CROSSE SPARTA for Over 30.