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Feb. 7, 1962 Mason City, la. FOREIGN GUESTS Glenn Pogeler who toured the paint Tuesday. Also in (second from left), manager of the the group were James A. Johnson (sec- North Iowa Cooperative Processing bnd from right), a representative of Assn.

plant at Mason City, points out the State Department, and Ray Franka phase of the plant's operating to five lin (right), public relations manager Yougoslavian agricultural technicians for the local plant. Yugoslavs visit local bean plant Five Yugoslavs left Iowa Tuesday greatly impressed with the efficiency of the state's agricultural program and its related industries. The five, all agricultural technicians in their, country, admitted they were particularly impressed with the production efficiency of the North Iowa Cooperative Processing Assn. plant at Mason City which they toured Tuesday. One of the visitors--who are on a 30-day State Department tour of American agriculture facilities explained that the soybean processing plant in which he works has a capacity about half as great as the local plant and'employs 600 persons.

The local plant employs only 45 persons, including office personnel. Polyethelene used more for foods By SAM DAWSON AP Business News Analyst The men also were impressed the efficiency and productivity of American farms. One explained that it takes 18 to 20 fuHtime employes to farm a cooperative farm in his country. They also pointed out that the per acre yields of their corn arid bean varieties does not compare with those of this country. Tremendous progress, however, has been made in this direction in recent years, they pointed out.

Glenn Pogeler, manager of the North Iowa Cooperative Processing Assn. plant, took the visitors on a of the local plant. The men were particularly interested in the kind of equipment used. They also expressed an interest in the cosl of operation. The men were accompaniec on, their Iowa tour by James A Johnson of the U.S.

State De partment; Ferenc Molnar, operations assistant for the Soybean Council of America; Xcnia Duis- in, State Department translator, and John Roach, Plainfield, a A I --Miss Linda Franklin has started her duties as speech and hearing therapist in the public schools Cerro Gordo County. She succeeds Mrs. Craig (Beverly) Wason, who resigned at the end of the first semester. Miss Franklin is a mid-year graduate from the University of Iowa. Her home town is Nora Springs.

Her headquarters are in the office of the county superintendent of schools. large soybean producer. The Yugoslavs were Sava Petrov, the group's leader; Stjepan Ozimec, Josep Pal, Marijan Bac and Milan Zupancic. They were guests of the North Iowa Cooperative Processing Assn. at a luncheon at the Dinner Bell following the tour of the plant.

Mrs. M. Elverum rites Thursday at church LYLE, Minn. Funeral services for Mrs. Melvin Elv'erum, 67, will be Thursday at 2 p.m.

in Our Savior's a Church, here. The Rev. Merland Johnson will officiate. Burial be in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Mona. Lucille Mar i Clark, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ezra Clark, was born at LeRoy, Feb. 21, 1894. She taught rural schools until her marriage, June 23, 1920. She had lived here since.

Surviving are her husband, a son, Duane, Austin, two grandsons, her father, Ezra Clark, near Austin; a sister, Mrs. Milton (Virginia) Onslad Whitlier, a brother, Al- Romney may be OOP's By JACK BELL WASHINGTON (AP) A uto- maker George Romney's recent visit to Washington left many Republicans with the impression their party may have another Wendell Willkie--but with a change in design. Most party members commenting oh Romney's appearance on the big-time political circuit figured he will, have to get himself elected governor of Michigan before he can show his wares in the 1964 presidential nomination bidding. There didn't seem to be much doubt that Romney, president of NEW YORK (AP)-Food in the bag--whether to boil or to store in bulk in freezers--may play a bigger part in your life in the new year. It will if today's plans of both the food packaging industry and the makers of polethylene work out on schedule.

They are confident of expansion of the already fast growing boil-in- the-bag sales. They also count on selling you on the idea of frozen vegetables in family-size proportions--but not in solid blocks--packaged in these filmy bags. This way food can be taken from the package to fit your individual need at the moment, with the remainder going back in the freezer. Noting the rapidly increasing use of bags of prepared foods that can be heated 'in boiling water, the U.S. Industrial Chemicals predicts this will help push total polyethylene sales in 1962 by 10 to 15 per cent.

The Modern Foods Council says 100 million boil-in-the-bag units were sold this year. There are some 100 food items so packaged by about 40 food processors. They predict hopefully that sales will Informality reigns in diplomacy By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst 'WASHINGTON (AP) Presi dent Kennedy has picked up wha President informal, personal, and even family touch in foreign affairs-and added some touches oE his own. His most glittering addition has been the decision to let his wife, Jacqueline Kennedy, make a goodwill trip to India and Pakistan next month. Even i Khrushchev eems taken by the idea of mak- ig use of somebody besides ambassadors in foreign dealings.

He sent his son-in-law, Alexei Adzhubei, editor of Izvestia, over here last November to interview Kennedy. Last week Adzhubei came back for a three-hour luncheon at the White House. President- Truman, except at the beginning of his presidency, stayed pretty much to home, as did most of his predecessors except for the trips of Presidents Roosevelt and Wilson as a result of war. Eisenhower in his first year traveled to Canada, Mexico am Bermuda on official business. Kennedy traveled even more in bis first 12 months: to Canada, Bermuda, England, France, Austria (to see Khrushchev), Colombia, and Venezuela.

Eisenhower did much more traveling later in his presidency. Kennedy is a cinch to do more too. his first year Eisenhower A used his family in foreign affairs, sending his brother, Dr. Milton Eisenhower, to Latin America on a fact-finding mission. Also in 1953 he sent Vice President Richard M.

Nixon on a goodwill visit to Asia. Kennedy in his first year sent Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson on a goodwill journey to Asia. Now the president's brother, Atty. Gen.

Robert F. Kennedy, is making a 26-day goodwill trip through Asia and Europe. This month the President's youngest brother, Edward M. Kennedy, is to go to Poland. But this has been described as a private trip with no arrangements for meeting the Communist leaders there.

Earlier last year the President sent both brothers, Edward and Robert, to Africa on separate missions: His brotherTin-law, Sargent Shriver, visited South America in behalf of the Peace Corps he heads. Sisters Jean Smith and Eunice Shriver took a vacation behind the Iron Curtain but managed to have tea with the wife of Yugoslavia's President Tito. 300 million units before American Motors, would depart from tile Willkie pattern to seek the governorship this year. Willkie never stood for public office before he won the 1940 GOP presidential nomination. He was registered as a Democrat as late as 1937.

Such party pros as Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, once the national Republican chairman, did not i Romney's reach 1965. The Food and Drug Administration permits the use of polyethylene film under. prescribed safety conditions. Uses range from production of packaging materials and containers to equipment intended for use in producing processing, transporting or holding food.

Polyethylene makers -and food processors say this ruling has opened the door now to many possible new uses. Example: Coatings for milk cartons and bakery trays. Other developments reported include lining for cartons to hold liquids, and formed containers with tear tapes. Formed Container Corp. asserts it can offer price advantages for The Kennedy family is a big one and before the President's term is up the various members of it ought to cover, a lot of international real estate.

Farm Bureau Women name chairmen FOREST CITY Chairmen for the year were presented at the bert Clark, Minn. St. Louis Park, chances two years from now if he can muster the support of a substantial majority of Michigan voters this year, "I think we may well see the Wendell Willkie thing all over again if Romney can get by the barrier of getting himself elected governor of Michigan," Scott said. Sen. Kenneth B.

Keating of York said "he thought Romney' "made a good impression" on Republicans in Congress. "If he is elected governor this year, he is bound to be a contender in 1964," Keating said. Sen. Jack Miller, R-Iowa, said he wasn't particularly pleased with Romney's observation on a television interview program that he was nonpartisan until he was forced to identify himself as a Republican to run es a delegate to the Michigan Constitutional Convention. Miller said Romney will remove himself' from the Willkie 'class if the polyethylene packs as against older forms of food containers.

This is seconded by the Flexible Packaging Division of Continental Can Co. which supplies polyethylene film. Money spent in early research in the polyethylene packaging for food by Seeman Bros, has paid off well, its chairman, John B. Fowler says. A pioneer in the field was its Seabrook Farms division with a campaign to get housewives to buy boii-in-the-bag foods.

Birdseye and many other food packagers are marketing fruits and vegetables in the new packs. Their sales talk is that by preserving frozen foods in such bags regular meeting of the Winnebago County Farm Bureau Women by Mrs. Garwin Paulson, president. They are: ABC of Farm Bureau, Mrs. Roy Steffen; healthful living, Mrs.

Wallace Swanson; cultural living, Mrs. Henry Hofbauer; music and recreation, Mrs. Stanford Holtan and Mrs. Myron Nes'sa; rural living, Mrs. Ben Hovland; responsible living, Mrs.

Alvin Gerzema. Township chairmen are: Grant, Mrs. Ben Heyes; Newton, Mrs. Myhren Evenson; King, Mrs. Floyd'Johnson; Eden, Mrs.

Dean Nelson; Norway, Mrs. Joe Tweed; Center, Mrs. Wayne Urban; Logan, Mrs. Milton Sime; Buffalo, Mrs. John Benjamin; Linden, Mrs.

Elmer. Larson; and Forest, Mrs. Harry Halvorson. Rural Woman's Day was set for April 27. A tour for the near future and then popping them into boil-, ing water, the housewife can either thaw and warm prepared food or cook frozen raw foods and conserve the vitamin content of the in the bag.

Fowler says the boil-in-the-bag principle makes possible packing special diets for hospital or home use and providing restaurants with ready entrees. Food firms like Armour, General Foods and Seeman Bros, are working hard now to convince restaurant owners to join the parade in numbers and volume of usage. FINED $300 NORTHWOOD cWles D. Dietz, St. Paul, pleaded guilty in district court to a STAFF'S NIGHT OUT THORNTON-- Editor and Mrs.

Victor Groh entertained the, staff of the Thornton Enterpriscjto and Rockwell Tribune at their i Most of the Republicans im-jtion. The fine was paid. Dietz annua! "Xight Out" at the Hoi mediately concerned seemed tolwas arrested a mile south of was discussed. Foreign Student week is the last week in April. Anyone interested in having a foreign student stay with them is asked to contact the Farm Bureau office in Thompson or Mrs.

Ganvin Paulson, Lake Mills. Mrs. Alvin Gerzema will show slides of the 4-H trip to Chicago and her family trip to Washington D.C. at the February meeting. There will also be a white elephant exchange.

Nashua rites for E. W. Staley, 82, NASHUA E. W. Staley, 82, died Saturday at the Chautauqua Rest Home, Charles City.

Funeral services were as a Republican. costs of the court ac- day Lounge, Clear Lake. Guest of honor was Mr. Groh's mother, Mrs. Sena Groh, Mason City.

feel that Romney's views were Nor thwood by Myron 0. Ler- modcrate and generally in Ihejaaen, sheriff of Worth County, middle of the road. Judge L. E. Plummer presided.

i i i a i i I i i -t the Congregational Church here. Burial was in Oakhill Cemetery, Nashua. Surviving are. his wife, Ethel; two sons, Harlan, Nashua; Edward, St. Louis, and four grandchildren.

Transport Timetable AIR Mason City Municipal Airport Eastbound a.m., 12:45 p.m (F-27). 6:30 p.m. Westbound 11:13 a.m., 6:12 p.m Northbound 7:33 a.m. RAIL Passenger Station 600 2nd N.W. fo Minneapolis 5:05 a.m., 3:4 p.m.

To Des Moines 2:33 p.m., 12:1 a.m.. To Austin and Minneapolis 3:20 a.m. to Omaha 11:55 p.m. BUS Jefferson Bus Station 7:05 a.m., 11:50 a.m., 6:10 p.m. Line (To Decorah) 6:30 p.m daily Vc.sibound 6 p.m.

Southbound 6 1 0 a.m.: II p.m.; 3:05 p.m.: 6:10 p.m. Northbound 7:20 a.m.: 11 a.m. 3:40 p.m.; 4 p.m.: 9:10 p.m. A It's Easy to Place Want Ad! If you have something you want to sell, trade or rent, if you want a good job or good help and would like to place a want ad just Call GA 3-4270 and ask for the want td department We wilt be glad to give you sug gestions that will help vou get results Male Help Wtd. 20 WANTED-- round farm work.

Mod. home. 10 ml. N. Dial 732-5032, Osage.

WANTED-- Married man i general farm work, yftftr around, modern house. Alfred Qrill; Algona, Iowa; WANT-- hired man; single, year round. No milking. Louie Peters, Swaledale. la.

jMFemoje Wtd 21 truck stop cafe, Hwy. 65 So. Apply in person. CARHOP WANTED Also FRY COOK Apply in person. Masses' Drive-In' WAITRESS WANTED Part full time at the 30 HOLIDAY LOUNGE Apply after 5 p.m.

50 Waitress Wonted 1-1 HOLIDAY LOUNGE RESTAURANT 3 urn. rmsT and all 1 or 2' adults. in. 9 Ninth St! N.E. PARTLY basement J20.

1640 N. Del. GA 3-7911. FOR RENT 1- coom unfurn. upstairs apt.

Heat, water. $40 mo. Mason City Tent i Awning Co. GA 3:0044. FOR RENT-- 2 room apV Close in, clean.

All utils. 22 S. Adams. NICE clean 3 blocks from high school, $45. ReaJ Estate Associates.

GA 3-266G. 3 JIM. and bath, city heat, everything turn. Close to City Hall. GA 3-7661.

Houses for Rent 34 AVAIL now 'til June Larg winterized cottage, S. shor Clear Lake GA 3-1837 CLOSE in desirable 2 bcdrm, du ptex. GA 3-OS41. 2 BEDRM. duplex, 1st S45 mo.

Ph. GA 4-3138. 5 warm, clean. 550 GA 3-8492. 2 BEDRM.

bungalow, $75. Eikcn bary Realty. GA 3-6733. SMALL 2 bedrm. brick- house wi garage in Midland Heights.

Ava able Immediately. A 3-5695. NEW modern 2 bedrm. horn ready soon. GA 3-5618.

RANCH style house Clear Lake S45. A 3-5331. Nice Modern Acreages Tivc acres with several out- wildings and a large three jedroom home with new ath. "Separate dining room. Near Newman School, all city utilities.

CAMERON REALTY 205 S. Federal GA 3-2910 John Glaspey, Associate, GA 3-5941 Sill Cameron, Realtor, GA 3-0138 Forms for Sole 39 --40 ACRES 2 miles from paved highway, Rudd area. Excellent setup for pit hatchery, poultry or other commercial feeding setup. All tillable, Carrington silt loam, well tiled Lots of buildings. Can be bought on easy contract.

HAVE SEVERAL OTHER GOOD BARE 40 ACRE TRACTS, REA SONABLY PRICED. CONTRACT OR CASH. 1 1 0 ACRES Unimproved except cribs and gran ary, miles from Mason Citj on paved highway, some pasture beautiful building sites. Cash contract, $300 an Acre. BECK BROS.

GA 3-5654 Minimum income S60 per week. Nights Call GA 3-9800 or after 4 p.m. FL 7-9363. LADIES Imagine having $100 a month or more to spend as you wish! i That dream Is within your reach through Avon Cosmetics. Serve customers in rural Fertile and Osage areas.

Call GA 3-3976 or write AVON, Box 1074, Mason City. full basement, nice corner lot. Near Hoover School. GA 3-1155 SMALL 2 bedrm. bungalow avail Feb.

15. S65 per month. Real Estate Associates. GA 3-2666. WAITRESS WANTED --A I in person, after 5.

Flame Embers. 10x45 FT Mobile home, clean good cond Extras. 52,500.00. 5 mis. of Manly on No.

9, 1 mi So. Ph. Manly 4616. WOMAN to care for elderly lady. do housework, prefer live FL in.

ROBIN D. SHOOP GA 3-8456 SEE THE all new models noxv coming in every week. We'll soon also have a large stock of used mobile homes and travel trailers-all on winter prices. Now is the time to buy. On'special a 1959 10 45 ft.

with washer, dryer and all set up. a Gold Seal mobile home. Only $3,395. Parts and ac- ccs. Attention our business name has now been changed to Paul's 120 ACRES Near Mason City.

Average improvements. Mostly all tillable. Owner tvould still give March possession. Some lermt. Classified Advertising Rates For Mason City and Sur rounding Trade Territory only.

Other rates and con tract rates on request. 5 LOCAL, women, new sales nat'l known company, half days. Can earn S30 per, week. Ph. GA 3-8679 between .4 arid 6 WANT-- Nurses' a Xd daytime work.

Ph. TA 2-3670, Rockwell. Salesmen 25 Tieeds man over 40 as traveling representative. Write G. G.

Morgan, Royal Oil Box 646, Mobile Home 'Sales, Hwy. 18 W. Mason City, la. Ph. GA 4-4573 or A 3-8479.

Builders Homes 34B 4 IV4 story colonial. Close to school, shopping, park. Shown by appointment. GA 3-6236. Houses for Sale 35 NEW, large 3 bedroom home by owner! GA 3-5602 after 6 p.m.

STUART Realty Co. FL 7-2171 Clear Serving North (owa since (934 Farms for Rent 40 MASON City area. Home every nifiht. Specially item In building a construction field, (leads furnished), Write Box S-7, Globe- Gazette. EXPERIENCED insurance, real estate or specialty man.

Willing to stay away from home Mon. to 2 nights a week. .1 will show you how to make S250 or more a week. Write Box R-7, Globe-Ga zette. Globe-Gazette is not responsible for more than 1 incorrect insertion Please check v'our ad after the first nsertion and report any correction immediately Services Offered 27 RUBBISH and light hauling.

Dan McLaughlin GA 3-2573 NEW SPLT LEVEL Ph. GA 3-3210. Machinery 41 WAGON Tires: 4 825x15. clean. S28, brand new 670x19.

S9.95 plus tax. Goodyear Service Store, 24 1st N.E. Form or Town Free low estimates on tree slump clearance for farm land, yards or cemeteries. HE1TLAND STUMP REMOVING C06 So. Virginia Mason City 423-9493 Lodges NEXT TIME DRAINS STOP UP Be stire they are cleaned electri cally by the Root Master Cleans Caster and efficiently Mptoi sends cable through stoppage and roots removing pipe scale and opens drain Cutting knives do thorough iob.

Call today for details. Free estimates. A I LODGE No 649 K. Carey. vV 1315 10th S.E.

GA 3-9217 KELROY'S GA 3-1423 R. A. Laurie Secy. GA 3-102! WIL1 Repair any make or model TV or car radio Reas Brownie's TV Service. 432 So Polk.

GA 37440 or GA 1-8776 BENEVOLENCE LODGE No 145 Reed. W.H. GA 1-SS27 8, L. Main, Secy GA Work on 3rd rjegree Feb. 12, 7:30 p.m.

BENEVOLENCE CHAPTER No 4P R.A.l Walter H.P. GA 4-4844 Wallace. Secy GA Stated Convocation. Feb R. 7:30 p.m.

Prescriptions Al FHA Terms ELECTRONIC Magnamcter. Surveying $10 per hour. Richard Bohnsack, Nora Springs, la. Box 322. fr Three lovely bedrooms Unusual bath, built-in vanity Living room with a view A really SUPER KITCHEN and very large dining area.

Has a nice light basement, attached garage, large lot and on paved street. NEW LOW PRICE ONLY Headquarters for INTERNATIONAL FERTILIZERS Satisfaction at Planting Time PETERSON FARM STORE FL 7-2915 Clear Lake TAMCO--Ice; Remover 10 lb. Flake-- $1.45 25 Flake $2.45 Be safe with Tamco W1LC DO babysitting in ray home. Ph. GA 4-2362.

YOU CAN RENT A 9-FT. STAKE PICKUP Keep all day, drive 100 gas and oil LANE INC. 421 N. Georgia GA 3-5445 Because of spectacular progress in the development of miracle drugs, your doctor's is the best value today. Bring your prescription to OSCO.

Prices are lower too at the OSCO DRUG PRESCRIPTION DEPT. 103 No. Fed. GA 3-1213 i TREE Stump Removing fully insured. 814 9th SE; Mason City.

Leo Hickey, GA 3-3057. A Monuments, Etc. 83 MASON CITY MONUMENT Works Home owned and reliable since 1389. See our targe display of finished monuments in all granites including Slontello Mark every grave. We deliver anywhere.

150 10th St S.W Ph GA 4-4314. CLEAR LAKE Monument Co; See our finished granites 3 ml. of the Surf Ph FI 7-2808. SEPTIC CLEANED AND INSTALLED SEPTIC TANKS FOB SALE Complete Service GLENN MARSHALL PHONE GA 4-33S5 GENERAL trucking, pickup anc delivery service, furniture mov ing, reas. rates.

Barnes Truckin, Service. GA 4-3258. RIDING school for children open ing. Interested? Write Box A-7 Globe-Gazette. FOR piano tuning and repair, ca Mark J.

Swella, Y.M.C.A. Lost, Found in N.E. Mason City or No: Hwy. 65, reward. GA 3-3544 or GA 32391.

STUART tealty Co. FL f-2171 Clear Lake Serving Clear Lake since 1934 CURRIES 20 East State GA 3-2215 BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM BRICK SPLIT LEVEL MODERN HOME Vith attached breezcway and garage. baths, kitchen and din- ng area 32x14. all large closets, close to school and bus and shopping. Dial GA 4-4464 anytime Our shop is ready for your tractor.

Let's get it ready for spring work, A-C parts are on the way. Full line Case parts in stock. AH parts and work, guaranteed. The AC D19 should be hero in 10 days. Karstens Implement Your AC JJ.

Case Dealer 2402 S. Federal Mason City Phone GA 3-8973 42 Livestock Wisconsin feeder pigs El. ner DUlavou, 2 1 ml Hose Creek. Minn Ph HE 7-2859. WIS.

feeder pigs on handx Elmer Gibson or Harold Overturf, Swaledale. Rooms for Rent 32 1 ROOM apt. Also large sleeping room Close In GA 3-1768 GENTLEMEN Clean furn. bath with shower. GA Money to Loon 8 CASHTOANS $25 to $500 ON YOUR SIGNATURE A A BY PHONE Arrange your loan by phone.

Pick up the cash at your convenience. No co-signers. One-day service." 24-MONTH REPAYMENT PLAN A 105V4 N. single or rooms. Good heat.

Very reason able rent. Inquire 115 S. Fed. MEADOWBROOK: 4 near new, attached garage, carpeted living room, built-in stove, oven, in large kitchen, full basement but a utility room on first floor for the washer and dryer H1LLCREST: Just listed. 2 bedroom brick home, large carpeted living room and dining room buiit-in stove and oven too, attached garage, Jorgenson built.

If you want the finest in a neat excellent brick home, here It is. Shown only by special appointment. Trade your 3 bedroom home for a smaller home. LUCKEN REALTY Office at 54ff E. State Call officp GA 4-2254 or home GA 4-3360 -anytime.

FOR SALE p.B. Hamp. sowg and gilts due to start farrowing Feb. 7. Galen Wooge, Forest City, la.

2 2 W. Ph. 214EO. DAIRY 'TATTLE CONSIGNMENT Selling 400 to 500 DAIRY CATTLE rhursday afternoons at Enimons, Minn. Hiway 69 at Iowa-Minnesota border Helmer and Jim Nielsen.

DAIRY CATTLE MARKET Phone AX 7-2560 Emmons. Minn. FOR SALE- Wisconsin feeder pigs Vacc Jim Balsley. Otranto, la. St Ansgar telephone RE LARGE warm slpg.

rooms. Pri. entrance. 11 N. Conn.

GA 3-0283. 2 BEDRM. furn. priv. bath.

Utils. pd. GA 3-8492. You Get Mo. Pmt.

You Get Mo. Pmt. 34.33 5.00 118.07 7.00 151.S2 9.00 186.77 11.00 S259.44 S15.00 333.82 19.00 410.38 23.00 500.00 27.61 ONE OB THE NICER ONES Close-in, private entrance, garage, heat, water, electric store furnished, washing facilities S75 month. Ph. GA 4-4513 or GA 4-3765 Above payments include ALL charges.

DIAL FINANCE CO. i WEST STATE 201 WEIR BLDG. Dial GA 4-2434 SEE United Home Bank Trust real estate mortgage loans. FOR SALE Straw. GA 3-5797 HAY FOR SALE Robert Ermer, Dougherty.

Ph. SW 4-3267. FOR SALE Straw. TA 2-3528. Rockwell evenings.

FOR SALE Slraw. GA 4-3274. MAN FOR general farm work. No milking, top wages, extras. Mod.

house, rm. for fairly Igc. family. Write A-6, Globe-Gazette. EFFICIENCY Jst fir.

apt. furn Avail immed. Call GA 3-3112. UPTOWN--Close to everything. bedrm.

unfurn. apt. Heat, wate: S45 month. See Donn Globe-Gazette. CLEAN, unfurn.

apt. Private cnt adults GA 4-4351 Or GA 3-5105 3 priv. bath and entr. stove refrig. furm GA 3-0161.

FURN. 4 Apply 12 1st N.W 3rd fir. apt. 2 after 5 p.m. FOR RENT 2 rm.

furn. apt Utils. furn. $40 mo. Inq.

327 2nd. S.W. FURN. 4 bath. priv.

entr. end. porch, adults. 213 N. Shore Clear Lake after 4 p.m.

RM. furn. priv. tann dry 225 3rd N.E. CLEAN furn.

apt. Pri. entr. an bath, adults. 1109 No Penn.

MARRIED a for year round farm work. Top wages plus Iras. mi. N. of Sugar Beet 'factory.

Hi mi. W. M. P. Lonergan.

NICE, newly cfec 2 insn talcd upper good locatioi nr. schools and shopping-. Call co Icct FL 7-3481. Cl. Lake.

3 RM. turn. Pri. bath an entr. No Fed.

GA 3-S9I3. CHOICE furn. 1st Jlr. apt. for or 2, close in.

GA 4-3666. GILTS for sale, ready to farrow. Hi mis. N. of Buffalo Center.

Warren Feldick 300 FEEDER pigs for sale. George Williams, 3008-No. Caro GA 43736. FOR SALE--H a stock hog; also 400 bales straw. Glenn Kellogg.

Clear Lake. INTERESTED in selling, buying or trading ealty. GA 3-6446. call Sinnott 8 MIXED sows to farrow immediately. Eneels, Rockford, la.

Ph. PL 6-2343. WE NEED LISTINGS lave prospective buyers for 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes. May we have vour listing? KNAPP. REALTY and DEVELOPMENT Hiway 18 E.

Clear Lake Ph. FL 7-4427 WANTED 20 to 30 good quality young springing Hereford cows or heifers. Dick Oulman. Ph. Scarville 6147.

WANTED--2 a or Blk. P. China boars. Merlyn Byington, ia. Dial 695-5526.

5 GOOD ewes to lamb in March; 75 light weight feeder 4517 Manly. Irvin Tict- jcns, N.W. of Mason City. FOR SALE--4 Holstein close-up sprg. heifers; 4 portable farrow, ing stalls.

8 mi. N. Ventura. Arden Midtgaard. FOR BEST values in lakeshore and city property sec Rodcwald Realty, Clear Lake.

FL 7-4711. 2 Mid. Hgts. Will trade for car, boat or GA 3-7661. FOR SALE Hoi.

heifers, open and springers. Harold Bublitz, St. Ansgar. la. 4 mis.

So. smalMype huas. Also canaries. Ph. AC 14002 or write Mrs.

George Ragland, 808 Sycamore Hannibal. Mo. By Owner New 3 bedroom brick and frame ranch type home in Highland Park. Tiled bath and finished base-' ment. 3 blks.

from Harding School. F.H.A. and G.I. inspected and approved. Call -GA 4-3273 or GA 3-1195 LEAKE'S Aquarium--104 15th NW.

Overstocked with turtles, 50 at spec, price of 35c ea. XTTBNTION STUDENTS: Special rental rates, new and used typewriters, All makes. Ph. GA 3-3252. FOR the best selection of the oest values In lake shore property see the Stuart Realty Co Farms tor Sale 39 R.

O. Snoop, Beck Bros. 409 S. Federal Ave. GA 3-8456.

GA 3-5654. Eves. Misc. for Sole' 44 USED forced air gas furnaces; used gas 'conversion burners; used oil conversion burners. M.

H. "'Mike" Davis Furnace Co. USED power mower parts, wheels, handles, engine parts, odds ends. Auto Store. 122 So Federal.

WE SHARPEN saws United Rent- Alls, 518 Penn FOR SALE Man's wrist watch. Phono GA 3-4939. SEE Friday's Misc. Column (44) for listing. The Trader..