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Page 8 Tlvt IA CROSSE TWBUNI, la Waeomin Jotwrdoy, October 6, 1991 Three Persons Injured In City Series Of Accidents Reported To Police Three persons were injured in accidents on La Crosse streets Friday and. Saturday. Mrs. Florence Haines, 54, Racine, suffered cut and bruised knees when the car in which she was riding collided with another at 1:26 p. m.

Friday. Police re- poRs said the car was driven by George Haines, also of Racine. Dainaarea Total $350 The other vehicle was operated by Arthur Zenker, 504 Johnson St. It was going south on Sixth Street, while the Haines car was traveling west on Far-; uam Street. Damage to the Haines vehicle! was estimated at $200 while the Zenker car was damaged some $150.

Mrs. Haines was taken to a local hospital in a police squad: Three-vear-old Lance Mason. 524 N. 7th suffered a bruised and skinned knee when he was struck by a car Eighth and FREEDOM OF THE PRESS-Frbm Zenger to Ootis (4) Illustrated by Ralph Lane After cnoooV against St. Louis, Lereiejr mmd to Altoa, IH, greater Of CApfU- MIL Bat he vox stnyto Ms printing ositloyoariN Lorejoy ottockeJ tag ettastpr to i Stfl he Mfmti I lobe filracar.

aad attacked OaJy the twstaaca ef fcfc wife pad asoHnf Uytjoy fioaj Tiolsar death. Arrest Woman Violating State Labor Statute Baseball rContlnued from Page pitches. of Crosse woman sentence in La Crosse Streets at 10:30 a.m. ourt Friday for violations Saturdav. The boy.

according to unemoloyment compensa- left. the repdrts, ran north scross La a semP Crosse Street anri into the path! on five pitches. DiMaggio hit sharply to Thomson who threw to Stanky forcing McDougald. Di- i jftaggio was safe at first when Stanky's throw pulled Lockman off i the bag. Berra fouled to Thomson drew a' outside third base.

Irvin took care County of Brown's curving liner in left. No runs, no hits, no errors, one The Weather Fotocast GIANTS-Thomson went out on of a westbound car driven Pnv 112fi Pinp St bv Annip O'Brien 54 of a towering fly to Woodling. I'rUh St was eK-en'a 360 feet away. Mays' smash 6 in ei throueh the box bounced high off 108 pended sentence of 30 days the box bounced high off to Rizzuto who threw Lance was Knocked 1n the 0 nty jail and placed with quick underhand pavement. He was not hospital- tio one year.

In Ized-. ehe wac ordered to make DiMaggio loped to get Carol Kvam. 16, 1827 Avon tj S252 she illegally drew! under Westrum fly. unemployment No runs, no hits, no errors, none was bruised above the right eye when the car in which she was benefits during an 18-week pe-jleft. riding was involved in a riod Fifth Innine tpnreri on onlv one he" with sentences on other counts de- near- collision at 9:05 p.m.

She The car was operated by Shirley of lg Zimmer, Onalaska. The reports stated the Zimmer vehicle was going north in the 1400 block on Rose Street when it turned to the left to avoid a car operated by Margaret Riese, 1418 Rose and attempting a U-turn. The cars did not make contact, but the Zimmer car crossed railroad tracks in the street and stopped on the road to the north side bathing beach. At 8:19 p.m. Friday cars driven by Paul Mauser.

Cashton, and David Williams, 823 S. 6th collided at the intersection of 10th and Market Streets. The Williams vehicle, going east on Market, was damaged about $45 bounced to unassisted. Thomson ferred pending outcome of the probation. County Judge Roy V.

Ahlstrom fielded Bauer's hot shot down the third base line and threw to I Lockman who made a gloved-hand Weather Table First, lowan temptratun last 13 honra; second, hlgbnt (art 14 hours; third, precipitation last 34 hoars. Bismarck Boston Chicago Denvpr Dubuqua Duluth Huron Jacksonville Kansas City KnoxvlUe LA CROSSE LA CROSSE AIRPORT Usdlson Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New Tork St. Loots Washington IS .01 7S .07 l.U 61 .04 45 I 87 I 49 94 tl 87 48 00 Tl 47 60 I 45 IS 91 70 90 47 44 S3 87 84 14 94 deep center. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left. GIANTS Hearn struck out.

ordered Mrs UB 5'Brien" 'to take up i catch of high throw to retire residence at the Ettrick farm of i Bauer. Raschi walked on five her sister. Mrs McKinley Dus- pitches Woodhng drove Mays so, on recommendation of Dis- back for his 375-foot smash to trict Attorney John Bosshard. She was ordered to make restitution payments to Probation Officer Minette Sprain. Complaints against Mrs.

Stanky walked on a Ml count. On O'Brien were signed by Harold the first pitch to Dark, Stanky ht Roehborn, official examiner I out for second and appeared to be of the State Industrial dead duck when Berra throw sion I to Rizzuto arrived while he was The woman first appeared in 110 strides from the bag. Stanky, court Sept 25 when she was however, came sliding in hard and harged with drawing unemploy-1 kicked the ball out of Hizzuto Cool Weather will prevail over the northern one-half of the nation Saturday night and early Sunday. An air front extending from the Carolinas westward to a low centered in Oklahoma marks the boundary between warm air in the extreme South and cool temperatures in the North. Temperature readings across the northern part of the nation will range from the low 50's in the Middle Atlantic area to near freezing in the Great Plains.

Cloudy skies are forecast Saturday night over a large area in the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and Central Mississippi Valley region. Jones replaced Hearn on the Giant mound and threw Bauer out at first after four pitches. One run, one hit, no errors, three left. GIANTS Rizzuto caught Thomson's high pop behind the Pitcher's mound. Mays lined a Mantei, was oamajsea aooui charged with drawing unemploy-, KicKea ine oau oui 01 Brown head into left and the Hauser vehicle some So.

menl compenj ation or, the ac-1 glove Eddie got.up.andI sped to smgle count of the Riviera Sportswear third as the ball rolled into cen- Co while employed in a local jter field. Rizzuto was charged restaurant. She pleaded innocent with an error. Manager Casey and the case was continued until Stengel of the Yankees came out Westrum grounded into a double play. Rizzuto to McDougald to Collins.

i No runs, one hit, no errors, none Vehicles Collide The reports said a car driven east in the 1100 block on Cass Street by Edward Felsheim, 408 Jackson was hit by a car guiltv protesting the decision to no avail, -in leaving a parked position at Thfi offen was discovered Stanky was not credited with LIQIly KCCOruS p.m. Friday. Loren Marshall. when Ernest Schroeder, unem- stolen base. With the infield drawn POLICE COURT Ctosing Carb Ark.

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St. S. 2902 S.21st was listed as the driver of the other car. The, Fel- vehicle $48. was damaged ployment compensation examiner for the La Crosse district, received a telephone call from an anonj-mous tipster OIIUIIJ 111ULJO A hit-and-run accident was re- According to Schroeder.

the rt 6 :15 ay unemployment compensation de- Cnrl Michel, 1211 Green Bay partment- an agency under the raulv The reports said the Michel direc ion tne Wisconsin indus- i ies to Thompson. Thompson eited a bond of $10 on a speed- vehicle was damaged by a' tr al comm i ss i on "is continuing I cracked a line single past Me- frrtm i for a possible play at the plate, Dark rammed a line single past Rizzuto into center scoring Stanky to increase the Giants' lead to 2-0. Rizzuto continued to argue with second base Umpire Summers in between Raschi's deliver- Sparta, Am. Smelt. Am.

Tel. Tel. Am. Tobacco 'Am. Zinc Kenneth Peterson, Sparta, cond CoppM charged with driving an unreg-JArmco steel istefed vehicle, paid a fine of $5 Co and costs, imposed by Justice H.

C. Fanning. Frank Schroeder. Sparta, for- trailer which broke loose from an unidentified car. to conduct a vigorous campaign sending Dark to third, of cracking down on chiselers." i Bobby Hogue began warming up the Yankee bullpen.

Irvin Jingle Contest 'topped a slow bounder to Brown I whose throw to Berra apparently I caught Dark at the plate. Berra, however, dropped the ball ing charge. Charles Jacobs, Camp McCoy, posted a bond of $5 following his apprehension for speeding. Maurice Peterson, Camp McCoy, posted a bond of $15 for speeding. THOMAS M.

THOMPSON $50 PTIZQ Thomas M. Thompson, 88, re-! A La Crossc woman has be and called Dark safe It tired Holmen area dairy farm- awardcd a 50 prize for winning was an error for Berra and an innocent, iriai er, died in a La Crosse hospital sevent place in a jingle con- 1 assist for Brown on the fielders Friday following a lingering ill- 1 conducte by the Colgate- choice, which advanced Thomp- ness. He had been living with a pai mo ij e-Peet Co son to second. Lockman lined a daughter. Mrs.

Jack (Minnie) Mrs Hiles, 1338 Caledo- home run into the lower right field i JU STICE COURT Schultz, 2202 George St. La Crosse: Drunken driving: Robert Camp McCoy, pleaded trial set for 10 a.m. Thursday. Disorderly conduct: Bain, Camp McCoy, fined $10. Mfg.

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nia von the prize in the stands just inside the foul line ta wis- He was born June 39, 1865. 0000 contest which ended July; scoring Thompson and Irvm: Robert Coulson. Camp Me: T'. hi TMIT Cont. Steel Corn Prod.

1 1 1 1 crane Co. Curtiss-Wngbt Doug. Airc. Du Pont Eastmsn Kodak Ringsaker, Norway. At the age of nine years he immigrated with his parents to the United States and settled on a farm in Lewis Valley.

announced ecenty of him to put the Giants for byL. G.French, district manag-, front, 6-0 That was er at Minneapolis for the firm. and he wa replaced by Fmnnh spirl that Mrs. Hiles Bob Hogue, a righthander. Thorn- Mays flied Coy, charged with driving -without due caution, was fined $15 and costs by Justice Harry L.

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15 i-17 Hamilton 3 Inter Cellucotton 87 1 4-70'4 Tri-State Deaths MBS. E. A. SOUTHWORTH WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) Alice Southworth of Whitehall received word Friday that her sister-in-law, Mrs.

E. A. (Maggie) Southworth, 85. died Thursday in New York City following two years of failing health. The body will be brought to Whitehall and funeral services will be held at the Johnson Funeral Home at 2 p.

m. Monday, Oct. 8, the Rev. Fletcher Bennett of the Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Lincoln Cemetery.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Earl W. (Margaret) Brandenberg of New York City, and one granddaughter. Mrs. Southworth is a former resident of Whitehall, having moved from here about 35 years ago.

MRS. JOHN STEINMETZ JLA FAROE, Wis. Mrs. John Steinmeti, 68. died at her home here Oct.

4 following a extended illness. Funeral services were to be held at the Methodist Church Saturday, at 2 p. the Rev. Fred Klien officiating. Burial was to be made in the Baptist Cemetery on Bear Creek.

Mrs. Steinmeti, as Susie Bell, was born April 29. 1883, at Soldiers Grove, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Davenport.

She was married to John Steinmetz April 27, 1899. She is survived by her husband and three sons, William and Bert of Ln Farge and Frank, who is stationed in Greenland. She also is survived by seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. WILLIAM KING WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) services were held at Lincoln Cemetery Thursday for William H.

King, 60, who died Sept. 30 at a hospital in Chicago. Funeral services were held at a chapel in Chicago, the Rev. Vernon Ryding officiating, and were then shipped here for burial in the R. R.

Langworthy lot. King was born Jane 22, 1891, at Marinette, Wis. On April 27, 1950, he married Mrs. Pearl Winchester, daughter of Mrs. R.

R. Langworthy of Whitehall and they lived in Chicago, where King was affiliated with the Jordan law firm. Surviving are his wife and a stepdaughter, Bonnie, Mrs. Thad Wilde of Chicago. James McQuay Nat.

Tool Mm. Ont. P. Nekoosa Edw. Ollgear Paragon Prentiss-Wabers Ray-O-Vac Safway Steel LaX.

Telep. 30-33 J7-38'ii 23-33', French said that Mrs. Hiles i the only winner in the La son fouled to Berra He is survived by three Crosse area deep to DiMaggio. All runs are Clnrence, Clifford and Edgar, all! she lvon completing the iin-1 unearned. of La Crosse; seven ho'usekeeping now is Five rui Mrs.

Joseph (Ellen) Pishaw, reat addres No. 1 Easy i none Ieft Mrs. Dwight (Agnes) Brown, st save work every dav the' Sixth Innlnr Mrs. Orlano (Mabel) Peterson, I Easy street way Entry. grabbed $6.05.

Mrs. Roy (Gladys) Torgerud and! nto ne contest was by mailing JRizzuto's one bouncer and tossed Laurence Hafenbreadle, Spar- Mrs. Schultz, all of Crosse. one box top or wrapper from to first for an easy out McDou- ta changed his innocent plea to Mrs. Leonard (Edna) anvO ne of the Colgate-Palmolive- gald walked on a full count.

Di- one gu on a charge of driv- Holmen, and Mrs. Earle (Lula) et Co. products. ----t i Fischer, Hartland; one brother. Joseph, La Crescent, two uleer and calves 31.00, choice 650700 Ib.

steer yearlings 38.00, medium to eood storkers and light feeding steers 39.00-34.00. two loads 1.100 Ib. Holsteins 37 50 on replacement account, good to Monday through Friday: a. to 13 noon mostly choice Ib. partly fat- tened steers on feeder account 34.00-35.50.

Winono Livestock Reported by Swift Buying hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p. Saturday. All livestock carrying excessive fill will be discounted.

Condition Is an Important factor In establishing tht buying prices. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN CHICAGO (ffV-No whfat. 3 yellow. 1.80 3 No. 4 ririv- The hog market is cents lower (plant 7) No.

5. 1.75%; sample grade, hnira nnlv, 1 at ing, Victor Lasley, Camp Mc- was fined and costs of delivered hogs only Coed to Choice Barrows and GUIs: SaU-hell. Dickinson, grandchildren, and grandchildren. Funeral services will be held i British Jungle Slain Maggio struck out on three pitches. ing hile under the influence of It was Hearn's first strikeout.

Me- intoxicating liquor and was fined Dougald dashed to second and Westrum was charged with an error when he allowed Hearn's high and wide pitch to trickle out of his glove and roll behind him. i Berra walked. Brown bounced SINGAPORE Henry out. Stanky to Lockman. nt 1:45 p.

m. Tuesday at thejGurney, lean, intent leader ofi No runs, no hits, one error, two Malayan jungle war i left. against fouled to i guerillas, i Collins outside first. Hearn flied to was slain Satur-i Bauer in short right. Woodling day afternoon in backed up and allowed Stanky's an' ambush on a liner to bounce at his feet for a lonely road in'single.

Dark flied to Woodling in the left-center. mountains. The 53-y ear-' left old British high Seventh Inning- No runs, one hit, no errors, one I intoxicating liquor $75 and costs by Justice "Beckman. COUNTY COCRT La Crasse: J. O.

Beadle. Galesville, plead-j I ed guilty to speeding in a 25- mile-per hour zone at Losey Boulevard and Farnam Street Oct. 4 and was fined $5 and costs. Charles Kanous, Camp McCoy, forfeited a $25 cash bond when he failed to face charges he exceeded the speed limit on Highway 16 Oct. 4.

Kenneth Hoist, Elgin, failed to appear on speeding Schultz home, and at 2 p. m. at Britain's Trinity Lutheran Church. The Rev. LaVern Hanson will officiate.

Burial will be in Onalaska Cemetery. Friends may call at tiie home. 2202 George Monday eve- nin.c. Fossum Funeral Home, Onalaska. is in charge of arrangements.

MARY A GARDNER Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Gardner, 2226 George will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Hellwig-Murris Chiipel. The Rev.

Otto Larson will officiate and burial will be in WoodJawn Cemetery. Friends people of the terrorized peninsula on four pitcnes It was Hearn's promise to leave may call at the funeral chapel re th any other official. sixth base on balls Woo dLing went two hours. Sundav afternoon and eveninfi. Saturday trip proved fatal.

Qut Thomson to Lockman. She is survived by one son. A large bJ.nd of guerrillas re 160-180 pounds 180-300 pounds 200-330 pounds 330-340 pounds 240-370 pounds 370-300 pound! 300-330 pounds 330-360 pounds Thin and unfinished discounted Good ta Choice Sowa: 18.3S-20.00 20.00-30.75 20.75 20.75 20.50 20.00-:0.30 19.00-30.00 18.50-19.00 370-300 pounds 300-330 pounds 330-360 pounds 360-400 pounds 400-450 pounds 450-500 pounds Thin and unfinished dltcouated Stags: 460 pounds down 18.50-19.00 18.00-18.50 charges and forfeited a $15 cash bond. commissioner for' flied deep; John G. Jones, Arlington, the Federation of to Mays Ba uer fou i to Westrum.

arrested Oct. 4 at Bangor Malaya, moving Johnny Hopp, a lefthanded hitter, i for vagrancy in being a common boldly de- batted for Hogue. Joe Ostrowski (drunkard, pleaded guilty to solate roads and; an(j ob a couple of charges and was sentenced to jungle a southpaws, were warming up in six months in county jail. Sen- went among the Yankee bullpen. Hopp walked tence was suspended on Jones' Walter E.

of La Crossc: three ambushed the high com- left town within Otis Struxness, 414 N. 10th runs, no hits, no errors, one changed an innocent plea to guil- brothers. Julius, Louis and Wil- liam Tollefson of Minneapolis. 1 a co ve along Frasers I in to itch for 10 grandchildren and 23 great-' ln rth official attenda ty Qn vagrancy charges and GIANTS: Joe Ostrowski went was placed on probation to As- grandchildren grandchildren. MRS.

L. F. PHILLIPPI of Kuala Lumpur Mrs. L. P.

Phillippi. formerly of La Crosse and Cable. died! soulh of the Thursday in Indianapolis. Ind. Details of the bushwhacking, OW( however, were scant in Singa-' pore.

Yankets. The attendance was anounced a 52.035 paid. It was the largest to attend a World in a Nationa i Le ague Lady Gurney site, escaped un- the harmed when her husband was i park. Receipts were announced as costs when he pleaded guilty to ".10. Rizzuto threw out ty police charges he drove his car 55 miles per hour in a 25- manufacturers of Ivo.

a product for chapped lips, in La Crosse. Moving from here to ed. Thompson. Rizzuto also threw out Irvin. Lockman went down swing- Stags: 450 pounds up The cattle market Is steady.

Dry Fed Steers and Xearlings: Prime Good to choice Medium to good Common to fair Dry Fed Belters: Prime Good to choice Medium to good Common to fair Cews: Good to choice Utility Csnnen and Bans: Beef Bologna, heavy Bologna, light The calf market steady. Extreme 137.00. Good to choice Medium to good Common The lamb market Is steady Extreme top. UfoO Good to choice springs Medium Common CHICAGO LIVESTOCK l.tl'.-l.K. grade heavy white, 1 yellow Illinois origin i.

2.75 country station. 1.30-1.53 nominal; feed, 1.00-1.30 nominal. Grand Jury (Continued from Page 1) charges Jensen outlined in the indictment: 1. Acceptance of $50 on April 28 1950, to permit the showing of an obscene movie at a county tavern. 2.

Acceptance of $15 through Deputy Sheriff Eugene Schend, allegedly acting as his agent, from a county tavern owner to overlook late hour operations. 33.60 down 3 Failure to act after being 33503550 informed Feb. 5. 1949, that a 30 00-33 oo stag party featuring nude women was to be held at another county night spot. 4 Failure to act after being told May 12, 1949, that horse betting and bookmaking operations were being conducted in a building on highway 42 north of Ken- MRS.

HEUMAN GURGEL WONEWOC, Wis. Mrs. Herman Gurgel, 62, wife of the principal of St. Paul's Lutheran School, died Friday. Funeral services will be held Monday, Oct.

8, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church at Wonewoc, the Rev. W. E. Schulz officiating.

Friends may call at the church from 11:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. Mrs. Gurgel, as Flora Pohll, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

August Pohll, was born Sept. 4, 1889, at Milwaukee. She served as a teacher in Lutheran schools at Oshkosh and Kenosha. She was married in Kenosha Aug. 19, 1913, to August Gurgel, who survives her.

Also surving are three sons, the Rev. Karl Gurgel, Caledonia, Ernest, Milwaukee, and the Rev. Roland, New Ulm, three daughters. Mrs. Oscar (Margaret) Lindemann, Manitowoc, Mrs.

Wilmar (Marie) Bode, Courtland, and Mrs. Earl (Doris) Picha, Viroqua; Her mother, Mrs. August Pohll, Portland, three brothers, Walter, Chioquin, Ore. and Oliver, Portland, anc Norman of Eugene, two sisters, Mrs. George Borchers Sherwood, Ore and Mrs.

Car Fields, Portland, and 18 grandchildren. A son, Lt. Herman Gurgel, a member of the United States Air Force, was killed in action while flying over Kassel, Germany July 28, 1943. 13.00-144.79 Mutual Board Meets Some $18 million insurance coverage was held in force by the La Crosse Scandinavian Mutual Insurance Co. during the third quarter of this year, it was announced Friday at a meeting of the firm's board of directors.

President at the quarterly board meeting, held in La Crosse, was W. L. Christopherson, Bangor, president of the company. 35.00-37.00 osha. 31 33.00-30.00 33 CO down The Lo Crosse Tribune 1 Burgess.

Publisher EDITOR1A1 DEPARTMENT Bangsberg. Editor 34 00-37 oo i E. Lienlokken. News and Photo Editor 17.00-23.08 17.00 down 7.0D-U.M CHICAGO hogs I Ed. Kcefe.

Circulation Mgr sistant Police Chief Aaron Sanford after being sentenced toi serve six months in county Jail. Richard A. Gross, 17, of 401 CR1U higher: tows higher. Supply Alfred Rice. City Editor.

Gerald G. Mortality, State Editor CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT S. was fined $10 and ing. was tn 0 th i none 1 mile zone on the Causeway Oct. 5.

The youth's driver's license 194, and his wife later sold the business to a West Bend firm. done no hits, no errors, I was automatically revoked for 'a 30-day period. i Janet Poppa. 1010 Losey Bou- was hit on i levard, was fined $5 and costs I ilfl J- VI 1 i OHVW. OO Uil J-- '1 tough egg who gets things the right hand.by a pitched ball.

or 55 miles per compared around 73 ran largely to choice 1M-370 Ib. butchers. Week's top was 33 44 paid on Thursday. At the week end the top was 33J5, with choice Ib- weights at Uw top price. Most choice Ib.

butchers closed at 33.10-23J3: ItO-iao Iba. at 31.35-33.00: 300040 Ibe. at 20.90-3I.SO: sows 400 Ibi. and below toid late at IJ li-31 Ji: 400-900 Ib. weights 18.90-19.73; SOo-eWj IDS.

at 17.79- Salable cattle 301 'estimated': total not ghren; compared week ago: Receipt nearly ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Howard Colvln. Retail Adv Mgr A. E. Teachout General Adv Mgr Luther Clmssifled Mgr. PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT E.

L. Burgess. Prod Mgr Published every affternoon and Sunday morning to the La Tribune company, 4th and streets. La Crowe. The Tribune Wis.

member of 30 per cent smaller than last week but the Lee Newspaper Group Mern. general price trend toward lower lerels; prune steers 1.100 IDS. up snd prime heary Sapped groTnd- hour in a 25-mile zone on South S-jrj He was appointed British hich i single into center, Rizzuto stopping', Avenue Sept. 29. lower: 90-71 comm jssion jn September.

at second, jt was the first Yankee i lower, extreme, i.oo JOWB-. bail. 90e- How They Voted On Jobless Insurance (Tribune Washington Burrsui ,1948, shortly after the organiza- hit since the second inning. Shel-T Ernest A. Marks.

18, Michi- dT to lower; most tion of the Federation of don Jones, a righthander, began gan, a 'Camp McCoy soldier Urpplr medium weight and heary '3 semi-independnet government warming up in the Giant's charged with stealing a watch stears wp set up by Britain in an effort to'Larry Jansen, who pitched Friday's valued at $50, was fined $100 lowu mt meet strong postwar demands game, left the dugout to warm upj and costs by Judge Lambert 'alongside Jones. DiMaggio raised sen in county court Friday. Marks Six Wisconsin members voted for Malayan independence. "yes," two "no" and two were 1 His main task was to attempt a high automatic infield fly to; admitted stealing the watch absent when the House decided to quell attacks by Communist Thomson inside the third base line. Irom Gertrude Kuckuck while against acting on a bill granting pueriUps who have raped He has now gone 11 times a visit at her home in Toman unemployment insurance to fed- through the tin and rubber pro-'a hit in the series.

Hearn leaped'and selling it for $5. eral workers. ducino Main van states since the off the mound to field Berra's top- 1 Wisconsin members favoring end of the war. per and threw him out at first as Wholesale PflCCS UD action were Byrnes, Davis. Hull, Before he took the Malayan both runners danced.

Brown. Kersten, Withrow and Zablocki. job he had spent two years as I walked on four pitches to load the WASHINGTOH Against it were Smith and Van chief secretary of the govern- bases. Collins ran the count to 3-2 reau of Labor Statistics says Pelt. Unrecorded were Murray ment of Palestine when the Holvjand walked, forcing Rizzuto home wholesale Pf lc again and O'Konski.

Land was under British mandate. choice ta krw prune grades mainly JS.OJ- mostly tSO Good to low choice steers largely I2.M- M.7J. few down to 31 00. utility and com- ber of the Associated Press The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republicatioD of all local news printed in this newspaper, as wen as afl AP news dispatches- For missed papers can Tribune Circulation Department untfl 7 p. m.

dairy and a. m. to 10 a. m. Sunday.

Home delivery rates In La Crosse. 35 able to earner boy and "prime heifers and mued yearlings tion rates within 75 miles utility and commercial hell- Crosse: One year $10.00: Sia i months. $5 Three months, late boa canner to atlllty eowa ISja-JSJa. mon th. $1.25 Outside 75 miles ana waixea.

lorcmg nizzuio nomci wummiie cutjcu up TwuBatr. ttirt stei with the first Yank run. Sheldon during the week ended October Xstiar eajrea $13-00 Outside 150 miles af La Croate: One year, $15.90. Mail scbwcriptiops payable in advance. Animal horns have a bony core with covering of keratin.

Antlers consist of a growth of connective tissue which becomes hardened with the deposition of calcium. Legal NottCM Notice ef Hearing en Final Sattle- asent DeteraalnaUag af Inheritance Tas State of Wisconsin. County Court. La Crosse County. In the matter of the estate of Ida Anderson, deceased.

Notice Is hereby given that at a term of said Court be held on Tuesday, the 30th day of October. IIS1. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. at ibe Court House In the City of Ls Crosse In said County, there will be heard and considered: The application of the La Crosae Trust Company, administrator of tae estate of Ida Anderson, deceased, late of the City of La Crosse, In said County, for tne examination and allowance of Its final account, which account is now on file In said Coon, and for the allowance of debta ar claims paid In good faith without tiling or allowance required by law. and for the assignment af the residue of the estate of said deceased to neb persona as are by law entitled thereto: and for Uu determination and adjudication af Uw Inheritance tax.

If any. payable in said estate, and the heirs af aald decedent will be determined. Dated October 4. IfSi. By Order of Uw Court, R.

V. ARLBTKOtt. Judge HAH. SXIMP. mrrscH.

BAUSON SCHmjTUUB, Attorneys. MOTICB OF STeUBTNO TO TXBMOni DOCsTJIT State of Wisconsin. Comity Cant, La Crosae County. In Descent af Lands of ABen HUnocks. A.

W. maweka. deceased. noUef It hereby gtrea that at the regular Una of tha County Court, to be held In aad for aalsl Cawntj at the Courthouse In tha City of La Ciosas. la aald Canty, an Taaaaay.

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Kimocks to determine Uw beirsJUn and deeeeat ft laada af Aiwa W. Ifinwcka. W. laM of La Crosae. WUewnata.

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Notice It hereby gtren that ac term of said Court to be held on Tuesday, the 30th day of October, 1BS1. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the Court House In City of La Crosse, In said County, there will be heard and considered: The application of Carl H. Meyer for the appointment of an administrator of the estate of Annie (also known sa Annai Rolnnia, deceased, late of the town of Holland, In said County; and for the determination of those peraona who may heirs at law of the deceased. Notice is further that all claims agalnat the aald Annie known sa Anna) Rolsma, deceased, late of the town of Holland, In La Crosse County, Wisconsin, must presented to said County Court at the City of La Crosae, In said County, on or before the 2nd day of January.

1B53, or be burred; and that all such claims and demands will be examined and adjusted at a term of sale) Court to be held at the Court House, In the City of La Crosae. In said County, on Tuesday, the sth day of January. ItU, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. Dated September nth. nil.

By Order of the Court, R. V. AHLSTROM, F. K. OANHEN.

Attorney RiTou La Crosse. Wla. ef Bearing en final SMnt aad Deteraslnallng of InberJIaJiee of Wisconsin, County Court, La Crosse County. la the matter of the estate of B. Looney, Mary I.

Looney. deceased. Notice Is hereby glren that at a term of said Court to be held oa TueadsT. the 30th day of October. 1951.

at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at trie Courthouse in City of La Croue In said County, there will be heard and oonsidsred: The application of Irnast O. Hanson, administrator of the estate of Mary Looney, Mary f. Looney. deceased, late of the City of La Crosse, in said County, for I ha enamlnatlon and allowance of final account, which account is now on fllr in said Court, and for me allowance of debts or claims paid IB good faith without filing or allow, ance as required by Isw, and for assignment of the residue of the estate of said deceased to such person! as are by law entitled thereto; and for the determination and lion of the inheritance lax. If any.

payable In said wtate. Dated October I. 1MI. By Order of Uw Court. R.

V. AHLSTHOU, Judge, BALE. SXEMP. MtsTTwCH. HANBON es BCJUTUIUUBI.

Attorneys. Metlee of gtearlaai ea eseal Deteramlaatlac at lakerlsaswa Tas State of Wisconsin. County Court, La Creese County. la the matter of Uw estate) af Alexander J. UaOarUk.

inland. Notice ta hereby green that term of aald Court to be held Tuesday, the tin day of Norember. IMI. at It o'clock la Uw forenoon of said day. ai the Courthouse In the City of ta Crosae In salt) County, there wilt be heard anal considered: The aaaumtleai T.

i. Fleetly. Paschal Hin and Hilary Leather. eewlon af the of Alexander i. McOertck.

aeiaaeed. late ef Uw City of La Cieaea. said County, fer tna aamlnaUaa and slUwaasa of Usetr final accaoat. wMck aieeaat to now go file In aald Cotrrt, and far Uw allowance dswU of eJauu paid pood (aim without nitag or allowance aa rarolred by law. aad for UW) aatttnawat at reatdaa at ihe estate of aald Jsciased tocn asr- saaa as are by law eatuwd IbereW; aad far Uw dawmlaatlaa aad ad- jMaeaUaa af Uw Uhatttaaaw wa.

If any. payable la said estate, fiated October J. Iswl. Onlat ef tlw Cenm. B.

V. XM08aV KMAFT. COMUM PAPPAB. Attorneys.