Estherville Daily News from Estherville, Iowa • Page 3

NEW HOME FOR WEBB IMPLEMENT J. D. Webb Implement of Estherville expects to be in Its new facilities, located at 2603 Murray Road, late in February. The 10,200 square foot structure, being built by Henningson Steel Products of Spencer, exceeds twice the size of the implement's present by Pat Parks. NEW BUSINESS UNDER Big Bear Company franchise is currently being built at 2803 Murray Road in Estherville but company officials would not.speftuUJte when the stare, which handles merchandise for both farm and city customers but is basically a farm store, would be open.

The building is being constructed by Build-A-Rama Company of by Pat Parks. Kissinger Seeks End Of Embargo WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has called on the Arab states to relax their oil embargo. With a Middle East peace conference upcoming and the United States promising to work for Israeli withdrawal from territory occupied during the 1967 war. "discriminatory measures against the United States and pressures are no longer appropriate," Kissinger said.

"We are talking In that sense, to those Arab nations with which we are in contact," he said Thursday in a session with newsmen. Looking ahead to' the conference, which opens Dec. 18 in Geneva, Kissinger said the United States "will try to give a maximum encouragement to a moderate course." He praised the Soviet Union for helping to arrange the talks, but cautioned Moscow that if it "attempted to push extremist solutions it would make a settlement extremely difficult." The negotiations leading up to the peace conference as well as the positions expected to be taken by the parties was the expected theme of a meeting today between Kissinger and Moshe Day an, Israel's defense minister. Dayan is in the United States to discuss his nation's stand with key American officials as well as to meet with leaders of the U.S. Jewish community.

Kissinger predicted at his news conference that the Middle East cease-fire would hold, the peace conference go on as planned and that the European allies could narrow their differences with Washington. He leaves Saturday for a meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization ministers in Brussels and then a swing through five Arab states and Israel. Kissinger also reported that the State Department has concluded that recent war-Powers legislation did not remove barriers against sending American troops into Indochina without prior congressional approval. DearAbby 1 1 ii ii Couple's Apartment Smells By Abigail Van Buren eimk Clicaw Trltawt-H. V.

Ntws Inc. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I became friendly with a couple who recently moved into our building. They are charming, intellectual people, but their apartment is always filthy and has a terrible lingering odor. They are constantly asking us over for a drink or dinner and whenever possible we reverse the invitation because we'd rather not eat there and we can't stand the odor. We're not fanatics about cleanliness, but their kitchen floor is so gummy our shoes actually stick to it.

Well, you get the idea. Is there a subtle or tactful way to suggest they clean up their place and get rid of the odor? We hate to hurt their feelings or lose their friendship. NEW NEIGHBORS DEAR NEW: I know of no subtle or tactful way tell people to clean up their place and get rid of the odor. If you enjoy the company of these charming intellectuals, continue to reverse their invitations. DEAR ABBY: I am furious.

I had some used porch furniture, a pool table, and an antique bookcase, all in excellent condition stored in my basement. My daughter in law and son saw all this stuff and said they could use it, so I PAID to have it all hauled to their home. The other day when I was there I didn't see any of the things I had sent them. My daughter in law noticed the puzzled expression on my face and said: "Oh, after all that stuff, got here, I realized it didn't fit in this place, so I sold it all to a second hand dealer." Abby, how would you have felt? And what would you have said had this happened to you? HURT, DISAPPOINTED, AND ANGRY DEAR D. AND I would have felt as you did, and would have probably expressed those sentiments.

DEAR ABBY: I work in my husband's office, as a corporate secretary. I am expected to sign legal papers I know nothing about, type up and sign minutes of meetings that never took place, and just be there when I'm needed and then disappear. I am never included in financial meetings, hut I must cosign all notes and legal papers. When businessmen come to the office, I am not even introduced, and when my husband takes them to lunch, I am not included. I know I am needed because I keep the records, do the payroll, write and sign all the checks, and do many jobs that would be costly to hire someone to do.

I work for no pay! We've had to give up most of our social life because we both work all the time. I don't know how long I can continue living in this pattern. We have a fantastic business, but what good is the money if all we do is work! You once said: "No one can use you for a doormat unless you lie down." Well, it's not all that easy to get up without destroying more than you care to give up. NO NAME DEAR NO: Collar your husband and state your complaints. Don't expect to improve your lot by complaining to ME! CONFIDENTIAL TO "HANGING I have no statistics on how many men eventually marry the women with whom they have Uved.

But I can't imagine why a man would run after a bus he has already caught. DEAR ABBY: About three years ago you printed "A Mother in Law's Prayer." I thought it was hilarious and carried it around with me for a long time. Somehow it got away from me. Will you please print It again? There must be quite a few people who haven't seen it. And those who have will enjoy a good laugh repeated.

YOUR FAN IN FLORIDA DEAR FAN: WHh pleasure. Here It Is: Lord, help me to be glad when my sea picks a mate. If he brings home a girl with two heads, help me to love both of then efuBy. Ami when my ton says: 'Mom, I want to get forbid that I should blurt out: 'How far along Is sbet' "And please. Lord, help me to get thru the wedding preparations without a squabble with the 'other And drive from my mind the belief that had my child waited a while, she or he could have dene better.

"Dear Lord, remind sac dally that when I become a grandmother, that my children don't want any advice on how to raise their children any more than I did when I was raising mine. "If you will help me to do these things, perhaps my children will find me a Joy to be around, and maybe I won't have to write a DEAR ABBY letter complaining about my children neglecting me." ESTHERVILLE DAILY NEWS, DEC. 7, 1973 3 More than 11,000 students are enrolled at the University of Northern Colorado. It is essential, when working with a lathe, to wear long- sleeved clothing or a tie. Joins Marist College POUGHKEEPSIE, NY.

(AP) Marist College has announced the appointment of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. to the school's board of trustees. The student school was founded by thr Marist Brothers but has dropped its affiliation with the Roman Catholic order. Roosevelt is an Episcopalian.

Suffers Pay Cut WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. James O. Eastland has taken a pay cut. With the swearing in of Rep. Gerald R.

Ford as vice president, Eastland's salary dropped Thursday from $62,500 a year to $47,500. Eastland, as president pro tempore of the Senate, assumed the duties and prerogatives and the salary of the vice president after the resignation of Spiro T. Agnew on Oct. 10. Although Eastland no longer will be collecting the $62,500 paid the vice president, the Mississippi Democrat still will be the third highest paid senator.

As president pro tempore, he gets $47,500 instead of the regular Senate salary of $42,500 a year. American Kidnapped BUENOS AIRES (AP) The kidnaping of another American executive has strengthened the belief that left-wing extremists are trying to drive foreigners out of Argentina. "The government doesn't seem to be able to stop it," said one American executive who has been threatened. "You never know when or where the guerrillas are going to strike. It looks like a coordinated plan to Ket the so-called imperialists out of the country one by one." Eight armed guerrillas invaded a dining room at the Esso Campana oil refinery 160 miles north of Buenos Aires Thursday, forced about 100 people lunching there to lie face down on the floor and drove off with the refinery's 36-year-old manager, Victor Samuels'on, a native of Cleveland, Ohio.

A. spokesman in New York for parent company', said he knew of no ransom demand yet from the kidnapers. Heavy Viet Fighting SAIGON (AP) The South Vietnamese government reported more hard fighting in the central highlands and the Mekong Delta, witli 81 North Vietnamese killed in the highlands and 82 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong iii the delta. Government casualties totaled 13 killed and 68 wounded. The Saigon command said North Vietnamese forces made two attacks on government rangers trying to reopen a road junction at Dak Song, in the lower highlands near the Cambodian border.

Saigon's chief military spokesman said in the delta about 600 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong foraging for rice attacked government units along Highway 4, the rice road to Saigon, 45 miles south of the capital. He said the government troops backed by artillery fought off the attack. R0LL-0-FLEX SNOWMOBILES OPEN HOUSE Sunday. December 9-1 P.M. to 4 P.M.

COFFEE AND DONUTS Mllos East of Jackson Fairgrounds CURT'S SALES ft SERVICE Jackson, Minnesota 847-3977 Prince in Accident LONDON (AP) Prince Charles was unhurt in a three-car pileup while driving his own Range Rover. Buckingham Palace says. The occupants of (he other cars also escaped unhurt from the accident Thursday in a village near Weymouth on England's south coast. Charles. 25, eldest son of Queen Elizabeth, was driving from Weymouth where lie is attending a course in connection with his duties as a Royal Navy officer.

Park Frees Students SEOUL (AP) President Chung Hee Park freed 17 students today in another move to quiet student opposition to his dictatorship. The president also ordered Education Minister Miu Kwang Shik to reinstate 41 students who were expelled after participating in demonstrations in Seoul and other cities. But the president gave no indication that he might meet the students' other demands for the restoration of democratic government, abolition of the Central Intelligence Agency, economic reforms, freedom of the press and an end to government spying on campus. HENRY HECKMAN FARM SALE DESCRIPTION: The Southeast Quarter (SE 'i) of Section Two (2), Township One Hundred Five (105), Range Thirty-one (31), County of Watonwan, State of Minnesota. DATE OF POSSESSION: 3-1-1974, subject to right of tenants to 3-1-1975.

Submit bids to Erickson, Zierke, Kuderer, Utermarck McKenna, P. Truman or Fairmont, Minnesota by 5:00 o'clock p.m., Dec. 18, 1973. Bid must be accompanied by a certified check in the amount of 10 per cent of bid price. 10 per cent is to be paid down; 19 per cent is to be paid in 1974 and the balance is to be paid over 15 years, beginning Dec.

1, 1975, with interest at the rate of per cent. Real Estate Taxes payable in the year 1974 to be paid by sellers; Real Estate Taxes payable thereafter to be paid by purchasers. Ditch liens levied to date of possession to be paid by sellers; those levied thereafter to be paid by purchasers. All bidders will be notified or the high bid and time and place for upset bidding. High bid must be raised by at least 5 per cent to open further bidding.

We reserve the right to reject any and all bids. WIN YOUR CHRISTMAS 4 SNOWMOBILES $5 THOUSAND is PRIZES REGISTER WHERE YOU SEE ME AND MY CHRISTMAS BONUS OFFER IN THE WINDOW IN THE IOWA GREAT LAKES AREA. YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN. EACH FIRM LISTED BELOW WILL HAVE A PRIZE DRAWING. YOU MAY WIN A $1,900.00 PAID UP LIFE INSURANCE POLICY FOR A CHILD OB A COLORED TV OR CASH.

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