The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 12

Page 12 LA CROSSE TRIBUNE, la Croat, Wisconsin Lions Install New Officials Monday Night Harry D. Newburg, president, and other officers of the La Crosse Lion's club will be installed at the organization's annual banquet Monday at 6:30 p. m. at the Hotel Linker. Newburg is a long-time resident of La Crosse and at present is president of the city council.

He has been exceptionally active in various civic organizations. Members of the board of directors serving with Newburg are: Bernard Dechiene, first vice-president; K. J. Hollett, second vice-president; and Robert Brownlee, third vice-president. Others are: Patrick Whelan, secretary; A.

H. Becker, treasurer; Lawrence Barnes, lion tamer; Robert March, tail twister; and Robert A. Gaumer, immediate past president. Walter J. honorary life member, will serve as advisor to the bt-ard of directors.

Committee chairmen are: Ray Wrobel, banquet for the blind; Dr. A. J. Bentz, Christmas-part for La Crosse children's home; T. H.

Skemp, constitution and by-laws; Elaine Emilson, membership; and raumer, publicity. Everett Goli and Daniel Lebakken made arrangements for the installation banquet. Special speaker at Monday's banquet will be Lt. Edward Denton, athletic officer at Camp McCoy. He will talk on the importance of recreption In the army.

S. A. Mansour, representative of Lion's International, will install the new officers. Gaumer will be toastmaster. FEAR UNFAIRNESS Opposition parties in India are fearful that they will noSget an even break during the approaching election campaign, on Government controlled radio, New Delhi reports.

Housework Easy Without Nagging Backache Nagging of pep andenergy, keadacbes and diaxinas may be due to slowdown of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney function is Terr important to (cod 1 When some everyday condition, Buch as stress and strain, eanaes this Important function toalow down.many folks suffer nag- rinr miserable. Minor bladder irritations dne to cold or wrong diet may cause erttiniop nights orfrequentpaatages. Don't neglect your kidneys if these conditions bother you. Try Doan's mild diuretic.

Used auccoafully by millions for over CO years. It's amazing; how many times Doan's give happy relief from these discomforts-help the IB miles of kidney tubes and filters flush out waste. Get Doan's FiOs today! AFL Weighs Stand In'52 SAN FRANCISCO, AFL Monday took up one of its major for the 1952 elections. Convention delegates assumed the role of a political league, and went about the job of framing a program of action for getting the AFL's friends elected to congress. That is big goal, the political league leaders the presidential race will attract most attention.

Such important political figures in the convention as Dave Beck, the west coast teamster boss, are insisting that the AFL should not tie itself in the future to any the labor groups should pick and choose their candidates on the basis of performance or platforms. The same view is shared by other AFL leaders who in the past have leaned heavily toward the Democratic party. Whether this deviation of viewpoint now means that the AFL will break its friendly relations with most Democratic the traditional exception of such AFL leaders as "Big Hutcheson of the to be seen. Because Beck's views probably are representative of most delegates' what he had to say about wight D. Eisenhower and other potential candidates is interesting.

The Seattle' leader 'said labor organizations should not commit themselves to the military hero because "we don't know where he stands on many domestic issues." In that connection, the American Federationist, the monthly AFL publication, has asked Eisenhower to declare himself on these issues. A reply is awaited The political activities will-be directed next year by James I. Me Devitt, head of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor. He succeeds Joseph D. Keenan, now secretary of the AFL's building trades department.

LIFE'S ONE LONG FIGHT When the 300 townspeople of Muttabur, Australia, won a 12- day fight against flood waters, they turned to fight a plague of starving field rats swept in by the water. They won again and now are fighting a plague of hungry snakes catching up with the rats. MRS. BERTHA PFAFF Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Pfaff, 75, Mindoro, win be held at 1:30 p.

m. Wednesday 'at the farm home and at 2 p. m. at Mindoro Presbyterian church. The Rev.

Robert Tbaden wfll officiate with burial in Farmington cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening at the Jostad funeral home, West Salem. MINER VA BORST Mrs. Minerva Borst, 88, of 907 State street, died at her home Saturday evening. She was born Sept 5, 1863, in Richland Center, Wis.

She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. A. M. (Gwenndyth Paulson of La Crosse. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.

m. at the Sletten-McKee south side chapel. The Rev. Fred W. Hyslop will officiate and burial will be in the Oak Grove mausoleum.

Friends may call at the chapel Monday evening from 7 to 9. SCRAP FOR DEFENSE MAX PAYS MORE NATIONAL FOOD STORES Marriage Licenses Caledonia, Minn. Alta M. Johnson and Harvey W. Lawrence, Chicago.

Evelyn H. Dahl, La Crosse, and Orven D. Skifton, Houston, Minn. Decorab, la. Arland Raymond Stevens and Rosemary Violet Raw-son, Decorah.

Arnold G. Dahlen and Donna Halverson, Decorah. Clarence John Swanson, Minneapolis, and Helen V. Wolfe, South St. Paul, Minn.

Julian O. Sandsom, Spring Grove, and Vivian Onsager, Decorah. Truman Odell Erickson, and Betsey Ann McMullan, Mabel, Minn. John R. Parrott and Muriel M.

Travis, Sparta, Wis. Spencer O. Trones and Patricia L. Schields, Sparta, Wis. Dr.

Guzzetta Dies MILWAUKEE (F) Dr. Denis Philip Guzzetta, 49, who was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage Thursday while practicing polo, died Saturday night at a hospital. The locally prominent physician and surgeon had been in instructor at the Marquette university school of medicine from 1929 to 1941. ANOTHER STEAD MAYBE In Mossel Bay, South Africa, J. Fredericks, a non-European school teacher, is agog.

An old violin found in his attic bears a label: "Antonius Stradivarius, 1721." If it is a genuine "Strad" he is waiting to will be worth a fortune to him. For Frying Meaty Chicken Breasts per Ib. FRESH FROZEN MEDIUM SHRIMP 55 BEEF CHUCK ROASTS RIB END PORK CHOPS SLICED LARGE BOLOGNA PORK SAUSAGE a U. S. Gov't Graded Choice per Ib.

69c per Ib. perlb 1 Ib. roll 49C CANDYLAND jM 15 SANDWICH COOKIES TOILET TISSUE SOAP All Popular Brands CRACKERS 2 cello bags Salerno Saltines Mb. Pkg. BARTLETT PEARS We have a few lugs left.

Get them before it's 20-lb. too late. Lug 1 $1 79 POTATOES 10 ib TOKAY GRAPES SQUASH Hubbord, Buttercup, or Acorn Ib. GREENING APPLES 5, bs 25c APPLES Weolthles Bushel $1.59 SIXTH AND STATE STREETS TODAY'S BIRTHDAY SIR HOWARD WALTER FLO- REV, born Sept 24. UM, inAus- tralia.

Co-discoverer of penicillin with Sir Alexander. Fleming, Dr. Florey as pro'fessor of pathology at Oxford, developed methods of extracting penicillin from moldl He was the first to use the drug in surgery. His work was fi- nanced by a Rockefeller grant A Rhodes scholar in 1921. he had been a Rockefeller Traveling Fellow in the U.

S. in 1925. Births St. Ann's Sept. 18, daughter Deborah Kay, to Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Stanley Blum, 1131 Pine St. (Dor- othy'Young.) Sept. 22, son to Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence R. Zirbes, 1426 Caledonia St. (Patricia Marcou.) Sept. 22, daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond P. Arentz. Coon Valley, R. 2. Sept.

22, son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Snorek, Richland Cen ter, R. 4.

Sept. 22, son Michael Raymond to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Brockman, 717 Powell St.

(Mart- lyn Remen.) Sept. 22, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hj aimer J. Galstad, Coon Valley, Wis.

(Gladys Anderson.) Sept. 22, son Stephen George to Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Puent, 426 No.

llth St. (Jeanette Hoffman.) Sept. -22, son to Mr. and Mrs. Julius R.

Manske, Onalaska, R. 1 (Dorothy Roesler.) Sept. 22, son Kenneth Martin to Mr. and Mrs. Ralner L.

Klug, Caledonia, R. Wieser.) Sept. 22, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I.

Iverson, 321 No. 15tb St. (Elizabeth Thornton.) Sept. 22, son John Harold to Mr. and Mrs.

John K. Bristow, Loomis St. (Vivian A. Smith.) Lutheran hospital Sept. 21, daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Sweeney, 1814 South 21st place. (Phyllis Scheckel.) Sept. 21, son to Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Lynch, Badger street. (Joan Rayford.) Grandview Sept. 21, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zierfus, 2219 Prospect street.

(Frances Ottum.) Community hospital, Caledonia, Minn. Sept. 22, son to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Von Arx.

La Crosse hospital Sept. 21, daughter Adell Margaret to Mr. and Mrs. Odell Umberger, Stoddard, Wis. (Mary Ann Jacobs.) Sept.

21, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Orvis A. Olson, Mindoro, Wis. (Mildred Bryhn.) St.

Joseph's hospital, Hillsboro, Wis. Sept. 10, twin daughters Rita and Anita to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Durkee, Hillsboro, Wis.

Sept. 17, daughter Rosanne Ellen to Mr. and Mrs. Roskel Shear, Hillsboro. (Leota Sullivan.) Sept.

19, son David J. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Braund, Kendall. (Phyllis Schoonover.) Sept.

20, daughter Shirley Carol to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Friske, Kendall. (Ruby Gray.) Sept. 21, son to Mr.

and Mrs. Rodney Wilson, Hillsboro. (Dorothy Miller.) Sept. 21, daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Gnevikow, Ontario. (Beverly Budde.) Calendar from Page munity hall, 8 p. m. Homemakers, Monroe county, leader training, lampshades, Cashton center, John Silka home, 10:30 a', m. 4-H, Monroe county, executive committee and record book checking, Tomah library, 8 p.

m. MONDAY, OCT. 1 Northwest Wisconsin Junior Livestock show, Eau Claire junior fairground, Oct. 1-3. TUESDAY, OCT.

2 Bang's control meetings, Crawford county, Gays Mills and Soldiers Grove community halls, 8 p. m. THURSDAY, OCT. 4 Poultry, broiler regional meeting, Wilton, 10 a. m.

FRIDAY, OCT. 5 Bang's control meeting, Crawford county, Steuben community hall and Eastman school, 8 p. m. SUNDAY, OCT. 7 4-H, Houston county, loading for Junior Livestock show, Caledonia fairground, 12:30 p.

m. MONDAY, OCT. 8 Minnesota Junior Livestock show, South St. Paul, Oct. 8-11.

The trusteeship council of. the United Rations Its own rales at procedure. RENT A TYPEWRITER All MakM ud Good Clou MachlBM LOW RATES LA CROSSE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. DIAL 2.4741 SI. Newbnrt Office Building Southern Folks Roughed Up By Speeding Truck Southern got an unfavorable taste of northern hospitality Saturday afternoon when a high-balling truck cut in on their car-trailer combination, resulting in a crash.

La Crosse county traffic officials, called to the scene at 2:30 p. reported-the crash occurred on highway 16. town of the John Hofstman farm. Officials were investigating the ownership and whereabouts of the truck after it forced eastbound Irving W. Buck, Lake Charles, to brake his car and trailer, sending the trailer into a jack-knifed position.

Buck said the trucker passed him moments before, cutting in shortly ahead of his car. Trailer The trailer tipped off the road and hit a guard post, completely smashing the carrier. Buck's car was smashed about the right rear fender, bumper and side A witness gave chase to the trucker but was unable to catch him after a chase of, several miles. He said the truck was doing better than 70 miles an hour. Buck, his wife and child were unhurt.

Duane H. Dairing, unit 27, Myrick Park lane housing project, said he missed stopping for the arterial sign at the intersection of highway 16 and the Gillette street road shortly before he crashed at 1:10 a. m. Monday. As a result his southbound car crashed a guard rail after skidding across the highway.

There was left front fender damage to his machine. Car Towed Awmy Joseph Tisthammer, R. 1, La Crosse, had his car towed away after it crashed a mail box on highway 33, one block west of county trunk FF, town of Shelby. Officials reported the mishap occurred at 7:15 p. m.

Sunday. The driver was reported headed east when the machine skidded off the left side of the road, striking the mail box at the Mrs. Elizabeth Sweet residence, 3018 State road. It was raining at the time with vision bad, officials said. The fog lights, grill and headlights were damaged.

Tri-State Deaths MBS. HATME PRESTON UNION CENTER, Hattie L. Preston, 90, a resident of Union Center for many years, died Tuesday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Lester Stout at Mauston. Mrs.

Preston was born Jan. 6, 1861, in Waushara county. She married John Preston in 1880. and to the union seven children were born: Roy of Wonewoc, Herbert, Union Center, Mrs. Lester Stout, Mauston, Mrs.

F. Harvestine, Big Bend, and Mrs. George Cornwell of Greybull, Wyo. A son, John, and a daughter Lula preceded their mother in death. Surviving also are two brothers, 28 90 great- grandchildren and 19 great-great grandchildren.

Funeral services were held Thursday from the Stout home in Mauston. Burial was in the Summit cemetery. MRS. OLE LARSON LANESBORO, Minn. Ole D.

Larson, 73, died Saturday in the car in which she was riding to Minneapolis to attend a grandson's wedding. A blood clot caused the death if the Lanesboro woman. Mrs. Olson was born Annie Milene at North Prairie north of Lanesboro Jan. 11, 1878.

On Oct. 16, 1902, she married Ole Larson. She is survived by her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Walter Degn, Utica, and Hazel, at home; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Hermanson, Utica, and Mrs.

John Hermanson, St. Charles, three brothers, Henry, St. Charles, Olaus, Midland, S. and Oscar, Clearbrook, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1:15 p.

m. at the home and at 2 p. m. in the North Prairie Lutheran church, the Rev. S.

Theodore Severtson officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Aged people who cannot climb a steep hill to the village church at Kingsnorth, England, are now pushed up in wheelchairs by the rector. Rev. E.

C. Pitman, his wife and other helpers. The bus- line refuses to extend its service that far. The La Crosse Tribune W. T.

Burgess, Publisher. EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT R. L. Bangsberg, Editor. J.

E. Lienlokken, News and Photo Editor. Alfred W. Rice, City Editor. Gerald G.

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

Mgr. A. E. Teachout. General Adv.

Mgr Luther Wilkins, Classified Mgr. PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT E. L. Burgess, Prod. Mgr.

Published every afternoon and Sunday morning in the La Crosse Tribune company, 4th and Cass streets, La Crosse, Wis. The Tribune is a member of the Lee Newspaper Group. Member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all local news printed in this newspaper, as well as all' AP news dispatches. For missed papers call Tribune Circulation Department 2-8040, until 7 p.

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Sunday. Home delivery rates in La Crosse, 35 cents per week, payable to carrier boy. MaQ subscription rates within 75 miles of La Crosse: One year, Six months, $5JO: Three months; One month, $135. Outside 75 miles within 150 miles: One year $13.00. Outside 150 miles of La Crosse: One year, $1540.

Man subscriptions payable in advance. Funeral Directors SCHUMACHER 7th, Winnebago Dial 2-1252 Lost and Found 5 LOST at Myrick park. Sunday, September 33: $41 (ram red purse. Rent money. 914 Gillette St.

Dial 3-1171. Reward. LOST: Golden Labrador female dof. Reward offered tor return to Utt South nth, er call 2-0814. LOST BICTCLX, red and white Norman.

Reward. Phone 2-34U. 2804 Baekberry Lane. FOUND: Black and white male pup: White and tan female terrier. Terrier dot.

3-33M. LOST: BLACK hlaflfc not Call t-MU. and white ehfp, kitten, LOST: Child's gray corduroy Jacket. Phone Georgia De Dakis. 3-5538.

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Phone 3-3731. CLEANED RUOS. opbolitery at your day. Guaranteed moth Immunisation. Home Service Cleaner Dial 3-1800 PLAa'IKHINO new homes is our specialty.

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Insects exterminated Free estimates Klosa. 1433 Jackson 3-3363 Legal Notices SUMMONS AND NOTICE State of Wisconsin, Juvenile Court, La Crosse County. In the matter of Diane Kreger, Sharon Kreger, Duane Kreger, Stanley Kreger. Brian Kreger. Alleged dependent, neglected and abandoned children.

To: Milton Kreger. Petition having been made to the Juvenile Court of La Crosse County, setting forth that said children above named are and abandoned because the parents are divorced and the father has not contributed to the support of said children for more than four (41 years and praying for an order determining the status of said children above named; and for an order for the care, custody, and control or commitment at said children. found to be dependent, neglected and abandoned: and The Court having entered an order for hearing the matters set forth In the petition, said hearing to be held at the Court House In the City of La Crosse, In said County, on the 15th day of October. 1851. at 3:00 o'clock In the afternoon; and It appearing that you.

Milton Kreger have the custody and control at said children; Now, therefore, you are hereby summoned to appear before tbe Court, with said children, at the time and place above set forth, and to be present at such hearing. Hereof fall not. Dated this 13th day of September, 1851. By the Court: R. V.

AHLSTROM, Judge. NOTICE To: Milton Kreger and Maxlne Kreger Devlne. Tou are hereby notified of the Issuance of a Summons, copy of which Is set forth above, and that there will be a bearing held In the matter referred to, which you are requested to attend If you wish to be heard In favor of or against the granting of the Petition. Dated this 13th day of September, 1851. By the Court: V.

AHL3TROM. Judge. NOTICE OP OEAKLNG ON AMENDMENT TO ZONING RESTRICTIONS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council by Its Judiciary Committee and all other committees except the Mayor's Special Committee, will bold a public hearing upon the proposed changes In the zoning ordinance, hereinafter set forth. Such public hearing will be held at 7 JO o'clock P. M.

on the 8th day of October, 1951, In the Common Council chambers in the City Hall, In the City of La Crosse. La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Tou are notified that any person Interested may be heard for or against such proposed change, and may appear either In person, by attorney or by petition. Such proposed change set forth In the ordinance now pending before the Common Council of the City of Crosse Is as follows: All of Lot 8. and the East 15.75 feet of Lot 7.

Block T. of Burns, Durand, Rnblee, and Smith's Addition to the City of La Crosse Is hereby transferred tram the residential district to tbe local business district. (Southwest earner of 7th and La Crosse Streets). This notice Is given pursuant to order of the Common Council. Dated September 19.

1851. ALICE A. DICKSON. City Clerk. Netlee of Hearing en Final Settlement aad Determinating of Inheritance Tax State of Wisconsin, County Court, La Crosse County.

In the matter of the estate of Fred Wedeklng, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that at a term of said Court to be held on Tuesday, the 2nd day of October. 1851. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at tbe Court Bouse In the City of La Crosse In said County, there win be heard and considered: The application at Lester Wede- klng. executor of the estate of Vred Wedeklng, deceased, late of the City of La Crosse, In said County, for the examination and allowance of his final account, which account Is now on file In said Court, and for the allowance of debts or claims paid In good faith without filing or allowance as required by law, and for the assignment of the residue of the estate of said deceased to such persons as are by taw entitled thereto; and for the determination and adjudication of the Inheritance tax, any.

payable In said estate. Dated September 1th. 1851. By Order of the Court. R.

V. AHLSTROM, Judge. BAHmif. Attorney 318 State Bank BIdg. La Crosse, Wis.

LEGAL NOTICE The finance Committee of the County Board of Supervisors of the County of La. Crosse, Wisconsin, at the regular monthly meeting of the County Board, September 30. approved tbe following transfer of funds from the Unexpended Balances: District Attorney $578.00 Dated this 30th day of September, ISM. W. L.

Chrtitopberson, Chairman County Board of Supervisors. Esther M. Pomke. County' Clerk. Then win fee payen and property owiieie in or near Banman's Addition for the purpose -of making the following roads as Town "Lake View Drive, Long Beach Drive, and Wisconsin Street." meeting Is to be at the Harry letthoM place at 1 P.

K. Saturday, October DOW CARR, Clerk. Town of Campbell tu- Busihess Services 8 PADUJiO. reftnlanine, We also pack. ship, store aD of furniture.

Get our prices, BROS- ne-ifg ee. SAW PTLINa Automatic machine tiling perfect Job ea any saw. Bo. Hdwe, H6 St. Cloud.

RA1 L. REVOB Pianos toned, repaired, King. Dial 4-4tM. COTTON UATTRESOB rebuilt mto inoersprings er reeeieied La Craeee Woolen Mills Co. George 4-1137 septic tanks, cleaned new type equipment.

Mo mesa, low rates. Free cheeking. 3-43O. THINKING of panning or papering? See the newest samples without obligation Dial 3-lgll Mettdoy, 24, sUjsalatav gfTCIO st Experienced SALESMAN wanted to sell brand appliances at local itore. Young nan preferred.

Write P-555 Tribune. Bolht, Vapor Cabinet llaatage TAHZER SANITARIUM J31 North 7th Dial 4-0473 Personals 25 PRESSING "WhUe-U-Welt." Sharpest creases la town Quality dry cleaning service. Joe's Pantorram. 413 Jay I WILL MOT be responsible for debta contracted by anyone other than myself. Leonard DeLaney.

Help 26 TYPIST Permanent Job in (Advertising Department for a skilled typist High school graduate with some office experience. Speed and accuracy at keyboard required. Knowledge of spelling and basic rules of grammar essential. Good starting salary and opportunity to increase the paycheck regularly. 40-hour, 5-day week, paid vacations, free hospital and life insurance, and air- conditioned office.

For interview, call 2-8000, Extension 406. tM IS TOURS. Sell only 100 11 bone. Christmas card sales Dooming. Complete lines.

Famous HertelArt Trlse" Personals, 40 for gl op. No experience. Ho risk. Samples on approral. HertelArt.

U04 Roseoe. Chleago. HI. APPLICATIONS are being taken tor maid work In local hospital. Neatness, physical fitness and reliability are essential.

Please do not tt you cannot meet these requirements. Contact Mrs. Ehlert, J-M39 extension 40. NEW PART? PLAN. styles guaranteed Nylon lingerie, wearing apparel.

Old (Inn. Tremendous profits, excellent premiums. We start yon. Write THOOER8EN HOBIZRT Wllmette, ni. WANTED: Elderlywoman to care (or i children, do some housework.

Room, board, and wages. CaU 2-35M or slop at Medary Nlte dab, Hlgh- wsy La Crosse. Wis. LABORATORY technician, eligible for registration, or registered, for full time work. Kindly call 8.

L. Sims, manager. La Crosse Lutheran Hospital. OFFICE CLERK. Hours 3 to 11.

(-day week. Typing essential. Apply between 2 and 4 to Mrs. WetxeL Lutheran Hospital. WANTED: Middle aged woman for housekeeper-companion (or lady In apartment.

131 South 15th St. Dial 4-3830. WANTED: Young lady as dental as- slstant. Pleasant working conditions. Excellent salary.

Write K-713 Trlb- une. WANTED: Lady for housework, from 8 a. p. m. French Island lady preferred.

Dial 4-0187. NEAT, young woman for part time kitchen work. Apply In person. Victors. Ill No.

4th 5IRL to help with housework. Go home nights. Mrs. Eugene Murpbt, 136 South 15tb. MIDDLE-AOED lady to do nouse- work for family of 5.

Stay nights. Call 2-7(KH. EXPERIENCED waitresses wanted. Apply Fountain Manager, Ford Hopkins. WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK and care of children.

Call 4-2343 or 270S Hartey. Help 27 Proctor and Gamble has openings in its field advertising department for several young men, age 18 to 28 to do work in connection with promoting the company's products. Applicants must be single and free to travel extensively. No experience necessary as training will be given on the job. College training helpful, but not essential and men of exceptional ability will find excellent opportunity for advancement.

Salary and travel expense paid weekly. No car necessary as transportation is furnished in a company car. Apply Mr. C. M.

Rogers Wisconsin State Employment Service 300 Exchsnge Building Tuesday, September 35tb, 10-13 Noon WE HAVE immediate openings for i men who really want to work aad feel they can sett. This la steady work and pays better than average earnings. Phone Jewel Tea company. 3-1801 for appointment. MEN WANTED.

Large national organization offers unusual opportunities. Saleswork among farmers. No age limit. Let's talk It over. See E.

Mlmer Hotel. Monday and Tuesday, 7-8 p. m. PAINTERS AND SPRAYERS: 100; experienced; Immediately; hr. week.

I13JJ8: sprayers. 1150.15; rooms available. Cbmlelewskl Fainting 3317 Highway 31. Camp McCoy. WANTED NOW Good Steady LUBRICATION SPECIALIST Good Pay Paid Vacation Free Laundry Paid Holidays Bonus System GEO.

J. DEVINE, Inc. 3rd and King Sts. Lincoln-Mercury Dealers FOR RETAIL wholesale business: Man for shipping department and general management of retail store tn city of La Crosse. Write P-7M Tribune.

MARRIED MAN. separate noose, year around work, not many chores. Also men 'or busking eon. Phone X3-F- 11. Glen Behuman.

Oaleevllle. Wis. MAN FOR janitor work In local nos- pttaL Most be neat, clean, and reliable. Contact Mrs. Ehlert.

S-g435, extension 40. WANTED-CARPENTERS Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co. Project Nekoosa, Wisconsin. Working 10 hour day. day week.

Steady employment, long time project. C. R. Meypr and Sons Co. Contractor fall time- at atatutarel I Ice.

and Cree WAtmb: Isaefcanii" CbevrakW MAN TO DO ODD Joba, penter work. Knit be CaU rtb tunnies for adtaaeeBiJBl. in La Crescent. Dakota. Caledonia, ton.

and Spring Ojwy.Witt* tlculare to Trlbme. or 1 MAN OR WOMAN (or tsUbttshed bakery Neat appearing. CaU in oerson. Loomls Bakery. WOULD UKB TO wetk for mm and board while attending school starting October 1st.

Preferably near tbe Vocational. Arlene Ferde. FerryvUle. Wis. LOVING CAR! given cniici in eiean pleasant home, while mother North side.

Phone 3-MO. GIRL 11 DEStRBB homework, of children. Dial 3-7540 between GIRL, is, wsnts wort after school and PART TIME work, aflernoens l-t my neme. lor baby 308 North 14th. YOONO MAN desires so as to continue school.

Mas drtv- er's license. Dial 4-4IJT. InstrucHorii WOULD YOU LTJCB TO break Into the Television FteMT We are now In this area IntetrtawHI reliable. sincere men 11 to 10 for thtt opportunity. Ho experience necessary.

If yon an definitely Interested write at once for full partfenlars, Commercial Trades, Dept. at Write) W744 Tribune. 32 USED TIRE CLEARANCE We Hate a Limited Number of 6.00x1 6's 6.50x1 6's Plus a few others in various sizes. All these at and ea. ea.

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aid. 4-1 CARBURITORa magnetos, starters. generators, voltage regulators, salea and service Carbureter and BeetrM JM Jay Dial 4Oial WBBCBUMO 17 Chevrolet. Radiator, head. transmission.

differential starter, generator. Reasonable. 1OT No. Salem Bd. i-1833.

lot PKB CSNT pure meter ell. 1 gals for In your container. Roy Frana Standard Service. Mb and Cass. 7.80115 OOODY1AH Super cushion tires, for (35.

Clrinin Wholesale. 13th and 33 1947 Superior School Bus, 38 passenger. A-l condition, 24,000 miles. 1947 DODGE IH-Ton Truck. 1948 CHEVROLET Truck.

1948 INTERNATIONAL 1H- Ton Truck. 1948 FORD tt-Ton Pickup. 1947 CHEVROLET H-Ton Pickup. WEHRS CHEVROLET SALES Bangor. Wis.

PHONE 145 W.L-A.D. 1078 SALS: Dlamond-T tractor! (0.000 miles. CO! 320 cubic Inches. Two speed eUe. fifth wheel.

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