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Monday, January 23, 1950 Page II The IA CROSSE TRIBUNE, la Crosse, Wisconsin 8 Business Services Icy Highways SLECTRIC AND AUTO CLOCKS repaired. Guaranteed work. TOM THE SPEEDOMETER MAN Kathleen Ferrier Joins Civic Choir in City School Concert M4 Main. Phone 2715-J or 3262-W. Given Blame RAT L.

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M. SATERBAK The event for which members of the La Crosse Civic choir, its director, C. Bernard McGhee, the Vocational school and a host of music lovers had planned with ereat anticipation was cul BEDBUGS, roaches, insects exterminated. Crocodile Operated On At Cincinnati Zoo CINCINNATI (JP) Cleo the Crocodile still was a groggy gal Friday night after an operation on her stomach which yielded, among other things, six pep bottles. The Cincinnati's zoo's Nile river reptile Thursday underwent what was believed to be the first major operation on a crocodile.

Dr. Carl A. Pleug-er, who performed the surgery, said Cleo is still partly under the influence of opiates given for the operation. He said she probably would come out of it Saturday. one application.

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Ph. 3799. the weekend in which property SAW FILING Automatio machine filing assures perfect Job on any saw. North La Crosse Hardware. 616 St.

Cloud St. to Place WANT ADS PIANO TUNING and repairing. Piano les sons. Harold Gulbrandsen. 1417 eouta 7th.

Phone 4362 or 1652-R, OIL BURNER REPAIRING TIM SEVERSON. PHONE 3905-W Tri-State Deaths MRS. ALBERT HERRMANN WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) Mrs. Albert J.

Herrmann, 76, died at a Whitehall hospital Friday, Jan. 20. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Jan. 24, at the home in Osseo at 1 p. m.

and in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church of German Valley, town of Hale, at 2 p. the Rev. Howard Henke officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

As Bertha Stuve Mrs. Herrmann was born March 14, 1872, in Germany, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Stuve. She came to the United States in 1891, living first in Irvin Coulee south of Whitehall and moving to the town of Sumner five years later.

Herrmann preceded her in death April 15, 1928, and in 1929 Mrs. Herrmann moved to the city of Osseo, where she remained until her last illness. Her surviving five children are all of Osseo, Ralph, George, Mrs. Olger (Clara) Johnson, Mrs. Morris" (Esther) Nelson and Mrs.

Hugo (Laura) Han-gartner. Three children preceded her in death. MARCY ARZT Baths, Steams, Cabinet 21 Vapor, Cabinet Bath YANZER SANITARIUM Ml North 7th St. Phone 834. deinem Psalter, a der Liebe." The voices showed a balance and intonation rarely found in a section of a choir, where most concentration is not in sectional blend but in the over-all choir.

The entire choir closed the choral part of the program with another composition by Brahms, "Schicksalslied." Contrasting the bliss of the immortal gods and the uncertainty and despair of humanity, this selection gave the choir at large full opportunity in its many changes of tempo volume, harmonies and moods. Accompanying the choir throughout the program. Miss Anderson added greatly to the selections with her proficiency at the piano. Mrs. Raymond Plamadore joined her at the organ for the two Brahms selections, playing in a resourceful and understanding manner which made the accompaniment seem as one instrument.

26 Personals damage was considerable. County highway police reported a collision Sunday at 7:40 p. m. on the highway 14 overhead, in which an automobile driven by Paul E. Davidson, Genoa, rammed one operated by Kenneth B.

Miller, R. 1, La Crosse, as the latter pulled to the center of the highway to make a left turn. Davison reported that because of the ice, he was unable to stop in time to avoid the accident. The entire front end of his car and the left side of Miller's were damaged. Two automobiles and a truck were involved in an accident Saturday at 2:10 p.

m. on the highway 33 overhead. A car driven by Fred C. Ward, Cleo, struck one ahead of him driven by Earl A. Mashek, 1402 Jackson street, pushed it into a tree, and out of control, caromed to the left side of the road to crash into an approaching truck ODerated bv Keith Just Step To Your Thone and Call 3680 CASH WANT AD BATES Words 3-4 Days 7 Dsyt 12.00 $3.00 SO $2.67 $4.00 25 $3.25 $5.00 Add 10e Extra for Charged Ads Want ads accepted until 10:30 a.

m. for publication same day. Cancellations and corrections made until 9:30 a. m. ENTERTAINMENT BARGAINS! By means minated in the presentation of the famed Kathleen Ferrier, British contralto, Doris Phillips Severson, soprano, and the choir in concert Saturday evening.

Opening the concert with the short but rousing "Gloria in Ex-celsis Deo," by Martin Shaw, the choir set the stage for Per-golesi's "Stabat Mater. Joined By Ensemble For this major selection of the evening the women of the choir were joined by a string ensemble consisting of Johannes Fos-sum and Marjorie Smith, violins; Eric Schee, viola; and Leigh Elder, violin-cello. Ruth Anderson was the piano accompanist. "Stabat Mater," composed for two-part chorus of women's voices, calls for a careful balance of voices, tonal blended and phrasing. Mastery of these "musts" was evident from the opening chorus to the "Amen." Doris Phillips Severson sang the soprano solo passages with a warmth and style wholly pleasing to the audience.

The "Cujus Animam" seemed to lose some of its depth of feeling. of The La Crosse Tribune's exclusive magazine plan you can secure all your reading material from one source and have the convenience of paying your Tribune carrier for them at the same time he collects for the newspaper! A typical selection: True the man's magazine. Sports Afield, Modern Screen and American Girl all four for only 15c per week! See your carrier or phono 3680 and ask for Circulation. Luther Church Calls Minister Onalaska Group Holds Meeting First Lutheran church of Onalaska held its annual meeting Sunday night and upon the recommendation of the call committee voted unanimously to extend a call to Maynard Midthun, senior at Luther Theological seminary In St. Paul to become pastor of the church.

If he accepts the call he -will take over the position as soon possible after graduation this Spring. The congregation had a record attendance for the meeting, which started with a fellowship dinner at 6 p. m. Maurice Enge, president, presided. Officers elected for 1950 are? President, Maurice Enge; recording secretary, Gordon Harnwell; financial secretary, William Lambert; treasurer, Harold E.

Gartner: trustee for three years, Ellsworth Waller. Other officers and committees appointed or elected include: Board of deacons, Otto Sheffield, George Peterson, Dwight Huggett, Mrs. Alex Thompson and Mrs Laura Nelson; auditing committee, Alex T. Thompson, Torger Espe and Orville Wiste. The church board was authorized to appoint a general finance committee for the congregation.

The building committee a authorized to proceed to make plans for a parsonage for the new pastor. The group also voted unanimously to affiliate with Olivet Lutheran on French island to form a new parish. The treasurer showed a total increase of about $3,000 over the previous year. There was a good increase in membership during the year. Dr.

Carl O. Pederson, present pastor of the church, will continue to serve the congregation until a new pastor has been secured. Gordon Selbo and David Preus, senior students at the Funeral Directors INCOME TAX returns prepared. Individu ELROY, Wis. (Special) als, partnerships, corporations.

17 years experience. For day or evening appointment call 1377. L. Feldbruegge, 407 Jay Street. Fish, 1546 Charles street, and Marcy Lee Arzt, the infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Har-land Arzt, was buried in St. WE'RE BUBBLING over with enthusiasm SCHUMACHER Funeral Home owned by J. W. Lennartz Trucking Co.

for Fina Foam rug and upholstery cleaner. Fnrrons. Patrick's cemetery Saturday, the Rev. John D. Anibas offi Presents Five Solos Climaxing the evening was a group of five solos by Miss Ferrier, accompanied by John New-mark.

In "Che Faro senza Eu-r i i from "Orfeo" by Gluck, Miss Ferrier displayed her great dramatic ability, flexi seminary in St. Paul, are assisting during the current year. Members of the call committee, which has been serving during the past few months, include: Torger Espe, chairman, Mrs. Ernest Otto, Mrs. John Wester-house, Gordon Harnwell, Harold E.

Gartner and Earl WinelL They were assisted by a committee from Olivet Lutheran, consisting of John Dikeman, Mrs. Carl T. Ames and William Goetsche. Burglars Snub Signs; Walk Off With Cash MILWAUKEE (JP) Burglars who didn't believe in signs took an undetermined amount of petty cash from the Wisconsin Packing Co. Friday night.

A sign on the office door read: "These premises are protected by a burglar alarm system." Another sign stuck over the combination of the vault read: "Burglar alarm connected." Still another sign on a smaller safe inside the vault read: er safe inside the vault read: "Burglar proof chest. The burglaries pried open the office door, used wrecking bars to gouge out the combination from the vault and knocked loose the inner "burglar proof chest," carrying it away with them. The explanation: "There was no burglar alarm system at all," reported the investigating Ward told county police his car went out of control when ice on ciating. Marcy Lee was born Nov. 21 the highway caused him to skid Phone 510 7th and Winnebago possibly because of a sense of into the Mashek car.

The front ends of the Ward vehicle and the and died Jan. 20 in a Hillsboro hospital. She had been ill since PWcm Women 27 WANTED by old established manufacturer: Experienced general office assistant; capable of typing, posting, billing, etc. Must be able to get along with people. Should have knowledge of bookkeeping.

Prefer person over 35. Give complete references, salary expected and resume' of experience. Our employees know of this ad. Writ S-606 Tribune. truck were smashed and the Ma her birth.

Lost and Found LOST: Black and white cocker spaniel. answers to the same or "Frisky" chil dren's pet. Call 4437-JX. Reward BERT RAABE KENDALL, Wis. (Special) Bert Raabe, 75, died Sunday following a stroke he suffered Announcements bility of voice and musical understanding.

With change of music came a change of character as she sang "A Soft Day," Stanford, "Love Is a Bable," Parry, and a combination of "Blow Thou Wind Southerly," and "The Keel Row," as arranged by Whita-ker. As charming on stage as off stage, Miss Ferrier graciously sang four encores in response Tuesday, Jan. 17. USE YOUR spare time representing Avon Cosmetics. Friendly, agreeable selling of nationally popular products makes earnings tun.

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Though somewhat overshadowing the soprano voice in her solo passages, Miss Ferrier blended her voice beautifully in the duets. The Brahms "Alto Rhapsodie" sung by Miss Ferrier and the male voices of the choir was perhaps the choral high point of the evening. Expressions from many listeners seemed to indicate the voice of the soloist was displayed to greater advantage against the background of male voices. A retired carpenter, Kaaoe Glaxo plastic type linoleum coating ends waxing. Barron s.

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STENOGRAPHER. 40 Funeral arrangements are in to the thunderous applause and hour week. Good Writ Post Offic working conditions. Box 638. complete.

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Mary's Hospital, Sparta, Reports Increase In Patients 28 Help Wonted Men shek automobile received side damages estimated at $200. Only person reported injured was Patricia Mashek, 11, who had a head bump. Girl, 20, Dead, Fiance Hospitalized By Gas MILWAUKEE (JP) A 20-year-old West Allis girl was found dead and her fiance unconscious in an automobile parked in a garage at bis home Saturday morning. Raymond Gutowski, an assistant medical examiner, said the couple suffered accidental monoxide poisoning. The dead girl was Gloria Ann Balzer, 20, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Balzer. Balzer served three terms in the state assembly. Her fiance. Adolph Bozich.

23, also of West Allis, was in poor condition in the county general hospital. Gutowski theorized that the young couple, engaged at Christmas time, had driven into the garage and closed the tight overhead doors. The motor of the car was left running and the exhaust fumes penetrated the automobile. Bozich apparently had tried to get the garage doors but fell near them at the rear of the car. He fell face down.

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preceding year 1,840. Are you interested in sales job with future? Must be steady worker. Sales confined to few Blood transfusions increased from 315 to 441, while plasma transfusions dropped from 111 to 63. Blood donors in 1949 were items, tires, auto paint, accessories. MRS.

H. P. LARSON VIROQUA, Wis. (Special-Funeral services for Mrs. H.

P. Larson, 74, who died Friday at her home in Viroqua following an illness of several months, will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. at the Viroqua Methodist church with the Rev. O.

M. Kleven officiating. Originally it was stated that Rev. Ellery Beal was to officiate. Rev.

Kleven is pastor of the Viroqua Lutheran church. Burial will be in the Moen cemetery near Cashton. Mrs. Larson is survived by her husband; four daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Hart, Casper, Mrs.

Frances Peterson, Cashrton, Mrs. Marceillus Nelson, Viroqua, and Pearl at home; and three sons, Alf and Norman, Viroqua, and Howard, Washington, D. C. EDWARD HANSON WE DO EXPERT FURNITURE REPAIRING, reflnishing and upholstering. We also pack, ship and store all kinds of furniture.

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700 No. 3rd No Phone Calls CALL US for any kind xif exterminating. GOP Parry Split Hits Pennsylvania Forces WASHINGTON (JP) A wide-open party split in Pennsylvania gave Republicans a new headache Saturday just when they believed they were ironing out some of the kinks in their drive to regain control of congress. Involved in the Pennsylvania ruckus are efforts to gain control of the state's Republican machinery and in the long range Pennsylvania's 73 votes at the 1952 presidential nominating convention. Senator Martin (R-Pa) brought the row to Washington Saturday by blasting at GOP State Chairman M.

Harvey Taylor for the lat-ter's refusal to meet with national committeeman G. Mason Owlett to work out differences that have arisen over the U. S. senate and governorship races, time). Angel falls in Eastern Venezuela is 3,312 feet high, 15 times higher than Niagara, and is believed to be the highest falls in the world.

SIX MONTH summer employment as cus Estimates free. Work guaranteed. Moaern Exterminator 611 Main. Phone 4474; or 313 Condi Phone 213, Sparta, Wis. preceding year.

Radiographic examinations increased from 1,563 to 1,999 and fluoroscopic examinations numbered 280 in 1949, a drop from the 341 examination made in 1948. A total of 136 metabolism tests was made in "1949 and 131 in 1948. A total of 5,406 meals was served in the diet department during the past year, as compared with 3,728 in 1948. Electrocardiograms made in the past year numbered 176. todian at choice river location, concession, salary and room on water.

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Any reader of this paper may test the Doctor's Invention for 30 days and receive the separate $3.50 Truss at no cost. If you are not entirely satisfied with the invention return it, but be sure to keep the $3.50 Truss for your trouble. If you are ruptured just write the Physician's "Appliance 8455 Koch 2906 Main Kansas City, for their trial offer. Adv. DURACLEANED rugs, upholstery at your in 1948 and 691 in 1949.

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Guaranteed moth Immunization. Home Service Dura- cleaner. Phone 4185-R, performed, as compared with in 1948. The anesthetics in Da7y Records ANTIQUE SERVICES Buy. sell, appraise; Help Men or Women 29 lamp wiring, om baiem House, west o-lem.

Wis. The Antique Center of the Tri State Coulee Region. Colorado Springs; a son. Kenneth Allard. Chicago: four grandchildren: and a brother.

William Allard. of McGregor. Legal Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The City of La Crosse, by the under DISTRICT COURT Decorah, In district court Jan. 30, Judge Thomas H. Goheen denied the petition of Dale Dietz to set aside a verdict of S20.000 awarded to Hugh Dietz of Waterloo for injuries sustained when Hugh Diet! was injured while the Dietz brothers were working on a car in the Dale Dietz yard, July 4, 1947.

An insurance company asked that the verdict be set aside and the case retired. The case was tried before a jury and the award of $20,000 was stipulated In its verdict. The plaintiff's petition asked $42,000. Brother's Efforts Fail signed Board of Public Works, will receive sealed proposals until two o'clock on the 7th day of February, 1950. in the City To Save Three Children Clerk's Office, ln the City HalL in the City of La Crosse, Wisconsin, for the do SUITS-TOPCOATS-HATS ing or the following public wonts: Furnish and install sanitary sewer on the South Side of Adams Street 21st St.

to State Road. This work consists of: 143 ft. of if Standard Cast Iron Soil Pipe. POYNETTE, Wis. (JP) Three small children died Saturday in a farmhouse fire near here while their 17-year-old brother tried in vain to rescue them.

The victims were Phoebe Ann, WANTED MEN and WOMEN For Checkers, Produce Men and Stockmen. Apply at NATIONAL FOOD STORE 6th and State Sts. The above public work will be let to the lowest responsible bidder and shall be per Falling Tree Kills Man CROSS LAKE. Wis. UP) Frank Durben, 62, was killed Saturday when a falling tree struck him on the chest, pinning him against a truck.

He was pronounced dead upon arrival at a Waukegan, 111., hospital. Durben had been helping a neighbor saw trees in this Kenosha county town. Weather Record TJ. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE FOR WISCONSIN: Intermittent light snow north tonight, becoming moderate to heavy and mixed with some sleet Tuesday afternoon.

Sleet or freezing rain south portion tonight and Tuesday with temperatures rising to above freezing Tuesday to the extreme south. FOR MINNESOTA: Snow increasing to moderate to heavy over most sections by Tuesday morning and occasionally Tuesday, becoming mixed with sleet ln the south and freezing rain extreme south by Tuesday afternoon. FOR IOWA: Cloudy, snow, sleet or freezing rain northwest and north-central and occasional rain or freezing drizzle elsewhere tonight and Tuesday with glazing tonight, except in the extreme southeast. Somewhat warmer Tuesday in the south portion. two.

David, four, and Albert, three. School Without Heat CHERRY HILL. 111. (JP) The one-room union school here hasn't been bothered by the coal shortage because it uses oil heat. But it had to close Friday anyway thieves stole its oil supply from the outdoor tank.

formed in accordance with the plans and specifications for the same now on file with the City Clerk for the inspection of bidders Kyi3 Dry Cleaning Sonice and in accordance with, the prepared lorm of contract and bond also on file with said City Clerk. No bid shall be received unless accom panied by a contract and bond with sure. HOUSTON, Minn. (Special) Edward Hanson, 61, retired Minneapolis street car conductor, died Sunday morning at his Houston home. He suffered a heart attack Saturday.

Hanson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hanson, was born in Houston. One brother preceded him in death. Survivors include seven sisters, Mrs.

Lud (Julia) Sather, Mrs. Adolph (Ella) Traff, Mrs. Alma Kohler and Hannah Hanson, all of Houston, Mrs. Nels (Helen) Johnson, Winona, and Mrs James (Palma) Hessel-grave, Dakota; and one brother, Arthur, Houston. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.

m. at the home and 2 p. m. at the Looney Valley Lutheran church, the Rev. Orin Anderson officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. CELIA ALTON WILTON, wis. (Special) Celia Travert Alton, 71, died Thursday, Jan. 19, after becoming suddenly ill Jan. 14.

She was born Dec. 15, 1378, the daughter of Henry and Mary Travert, in Wilton township, but moved to Tomah at the age of three with her parents. She lived in Tomah until her marriage to Almon Alton April 8, 1896. The couple farmed east of Wilton, where she lived the remainder of her life. She is survived by one son, Icel, La Crosse; and a sister, Mrs.

Louis (Edna) Beardsley, Wilton. Funeral services were held Sunday in the Wilton Methodist church, the Rev. A. E. Frederick officiating.

GEORGE ALLARD McGREGOR (Special) George ties as prescribed by the form furnished completed with the exception of the signa HOW TO PUT OUT FIRE OF the children of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knutson. The parents were out of town making arangements for their grandfather's funeral at the time of the tragedy. Robert, who was left in charge of the small children, was in the barn when flames enveloped the house.

He raced to the scene but could not get inside, he said because of smoke and flames. Harold Tomlinson. chief of the Poynette fire department said cause of the blaze was tures on the part of the city and the date. In lieu of the foregoing completed con tract and bond the bidder may accompany his bid with a certified check equal to five per cent of the bid, payable to the city, For Garments in by 10 A.M. (No Pickup or Delivery on this Service) as a guarantee that if his bid is accepted he will execute and file a proper contract STOfAACH ULCER PAIN caused by ercesa acid Don't Jat suffer from agonizing pain and constant burning of stomach ulcers, indigestion, gas.

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Acid nicer sufferers have bought over 100,000,000 Plunder's Tablets in past 25 years. Get Plunder's Tablets today. and bond within the time limited by the city. If the successful bidder so files the WorJcWonted-V POSITION as practical nurse, housekeeper, care of children while mother works. 330'i South 22nd St.

SIIflFF CLEANERS contract and bond, upon the execution of the contract by the city the check shall be returned. In case he fails to file such contract and bond the amount of the check 110 NORTH THIRD STREET PHONE 4340 I WILL CARE for children in my home day or nights. Phone 4668-J. SHIPPER'S FORECAST Radius 150 miles of La Crosse, to 8 p. m.

Tuesday: Protect shipments to the north for west for 12; south, and east for IS to 18. The La Crosse Tribune W. T. Burgess, Publisher. EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT R.

L. Bangsberg, Editor. J. E. Lienlokken.

News and GIRL would like light housework. Writ A-H13 Tribune NATIONWIDE RECORDS shall be forfeit to the city as liquidated damages. This advertisement for bids, the bid proposal, all ordinances of the city of La Crosse in anywise applicable to this contract, plans, general and special city specifications and information to bidders shall be considered a part of the contract. The time for commencement of the work shall be ten days after the Common Council shall have awarded the contract and Work Wonted Men 31 R3 Kl YOUNG MAN WANTS part time work after 4 evenings and Saturdays. Phone 29-M, Onaiasks.

Low Yester- Prec. last day's last night high 24 brs. Bismarck 7 12 .08 Denver 36 66 Duluth 15 .20 LA CROSSE 25 34 LA CROSSE AIRPORT 24 32 New Orleans 63 16 Ne York 63 78 shall be completed in thirty working days Instructions 32 River Readings thereafter. The outside of the envelope containing the proposal is to be marked "Proposal on Sanitary Sewer." Dated this 23rd day of January, 1950. Board of Public Works.

By JOHN H. BARTH, President. F. L. KRAMER.

FRED E. STEELE. Published Jan. 23 and Jan. 30.

1950. WOULD like to hear from reliable men who would like to train in spare tttne to overhaul and install Refrigeration and Air Conditioning equipment. Should be mechanically inclined. Will not interfere with your present ork. For information about this low cost training, writ at once giving name, address, age and your working hours.

Utilities Inst. V-588 Tribune. Stage 24-hr. 24-hr. today change Prec.

33 Auto Service, Ports STATIONS Flood stags Dakota (CP.) Dam No. 7, Pool Dam No. 7, T. W. LA CROSSE 12 Dam No.

8, Pool Dam No. 8, T.W. Lansing (CP.) 1 Dam No. 8, Pool Dam No. 8, T.W.

Tributary Streams Black, Galesville 12 La Crosse. W. Salem Root. Houston 15 7.2 0.0 9.2 0.0 1.8 0.0 4.5 0.0 13.4 0.0 4.2 0.0 7.5 0.0 11.3 0.0 3.8 0.0 3.2 0.0 1.3 0.0 7.0 0.1 CARBURETORS, MAGNETOS. 8TARTERS, GENERATORS.

VOLTAGE REGULATORS, SALES AND SERVICE. CARBURETOR ELECTRIC 328 JAY ST. PH. 2654-W. H.

Allard, 68, who died Saturday in Colorado Springs, of a heart attack, is being brought to McGregor for burial. Services will be held in the Methodist church Thursday at 2 p. m.f the Rev. E. G.

Steinman officiating. Born in Kansas, he came to the McGregor vicinity with his parents when a boy, and this had been his home until 10 years ago, when he moved to Davenport and six years later to Colorado Springs. He was in the garage business in McGregor many years. He is survived by his wife; a daughter. Mrs.

Tom Lutz of FOR BETTER RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING, stop at 1132 Caledonia JACOBSON ONE-STOP STATION Photo Editor. Alfred W. Rice, City Editor. Gerald G. Moriarity.

State Editor. CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Ed. Keefe, Circulation Mgr. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Howard Colvin, Retail Adv. Mgr.

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m. RIVER FORECAST Tires 36 From Hastings to Guttenberg, Gates have been lowered slightly at all dams which will cause a slight fall at all tail water gages the next 36 hours. fei jfiiilHf ii Mm I llililf ilil. I lit Hi nil Hi I IS With the Washer you receive In our Combination Offer 18-Pc. "Cannon" Towel Set Bath towels, hand towels and wash cloths.

"Wash Day Maid" Wash basket on legs. 60 Hardwood Clothes Pins 24 Pkgs. of "Rinso" WEATHER CONDITIONS This morning's weather map shows quite general precipitation over the northern half of the country. Light snow, or drizzle, Passenger Service Cut May Be Court Contest WASHINGTON (JP) A recent federal order reducing passenger service by one-third on coal-burning railroads may be contested in court. The Railway Labor Executives association, which represents the heads of 20 rail labor unions, disclosed Friday night that i is considering suth a move.

A decision is expected within a few days. Arthur Lyon, executive secretary of the association, said his group doubts that the interstate commerce commission had the right to order the reduction in service. Lyon was a member of a delegation which conferred Friday with ICC chairman J. Monroe Johnson. ICC ordered the cut back in train service because of the coal shortage which it blamed on John L.

Lewis' order for a three-day work week in the nation's coal mines. Lyon contended that the authority to curtail train service expired with the wartime office of defense transportation. Is falling in southern Wisconsin and light snow from the Great Lakes westward to the Rockies, especially along the Canadian boundary. The surge of cold air from Can' ada has entered the Dakotas and northern Minnesota, bringing sub-zero temperatures into that region. The formation or a stationary front yesterday over the eastern Lake region prevented the southeasterly advance of this cold air so that tempera let tures remained considerably above normal over the central and unner Mississippi Val ley yesterday.

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