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There's Gold In Your Attic! Mine It With A Classified Classified Ad Information Dial 3573 CARD OF THANKS to 20 words. $2.00 over 20 words 8c per word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Per column Inch $1.60 Additional insertions $1.40 Classified displays taken until 10 a. m. day of publication except Saturday and 8 a. m.

on Saturday. Regular classified till 9:30 a. m. Saturday. 11 a.

m. Monday through Friday. CLASSIFIED CASH WITH ORDER One day per word 10 cents Three days, per cents Six dayi, per word 36 cents THE BORN LOSER By ART SANSOM Cards of Thanks CARD OF THANKS Many thanks to my relatives and friends who remembered me on my birthday. Mrs. Theresa Detterman 3-290-ltc CARD OF THANKS Thanks to everyone for the cards, letters, telegrams, phone calls and flowers that I received while I was in Methodist Hospital at Rochester.

It was all greatly appreciated. Jess Wilson 3-290-ltc Laird (Continued From Page 1) Times Herald, CarrolT, Ta. Monday, Dec. 11,1967 11 Male-Female Help 23 $17,000 PLUS REGULAR CASH bonus for man over 40 hi Carroll, area. Take short auto trips to contact customers.

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DIAL 9786. 65-140-tfc McCarthy (Continued From Page 1) Used Cars Trucks 71 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, 2 DR. Sharp. $1659. Glidden Auto Sales.

71-290-ltc 1959 PLYMOUTH, Severin, 3879. $50. DON 71-290-2tc 1964 FORD GAL AX IE 500, 4 DR. sedan. Beautiful blue, has power in a V-8.

McCarville and Son. 71-290-ltc of South Vietnam, and suggested there are other areas the United States need not control. "You let the Viet Cong come in, you see what happens and during that time you try to negotiate," he said. The Minnesotan also said the reported impending resignation OF U.N. Ambassador Arthur J.

Goldberg is evidence of U.S. reluctance to negotiate an end to the Vietnam war. McCarthy spoke on the CBS program "Face the Nation." Humphrey was interviewed on ABC's "Issues and Answers." Meanwhile Sen. George D. Aiken, R-Vt, 75-year-old dean of the Senate and a Johnson war policy critic, said in an interview that Johnson "is really the wrong impression on the stand the United States has taken.

The war will be the main factor in establishing a $43 billion debt next year, the Harlan audience was told, and the largest amount of bonds the government can hope to sell in any one fiscal year is $15 billion. This means the only way of financing the debt under present policies will be through runaway inflation, which Congressman Laird called far more dangerous to the prosperity of the American people than anything that has taken place so far. On credibility, Congressman Laird told the a i the American people can no longer believe the things the administration is saying. As an example, he referred once again to Vietnam and the Johnson administration's statements on both the financial aspects of the war and the policies the United States is following in pursuit of victory. The answer, the Wisconsin Republican said, is for Republicans to offer a better way of doing things.

He said Republicans must impress upon the people that they believe in the creativity of the individual and that the states and localities have the abilities to solve problems. He said the LBJ answer lowans' Votes in Congress WASHINGTON (AP) Here is how Iowa congressmen were recorded on recent roll calls: Senate On passage, 56 to 22, of a $2.7 billion foreign aid appropriation bill. For: Hickenlooper and Miller. On Lausche, D-Ohio, amendment, rejected 27 to 54, to cut $2.4 billion from the $14.2 billion authorization for school aid. For the amendment: Hickenlooper and Miller.

On Griffin, amendment, rejected 38 to 38 (tie), to allow certain exceptions to Dirksen, amendment barring the use of federal aid funds for Underground A-Blast May Yield Riches 1964 CHEVY, BEL AIR, 4 DR. V-8, automatic, local 1 owner. 1961 Chevy, Bel Air, 4 V-8, automatic. Good solid transportation. Wittrock Motors.

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smoked ham. All you have to do is order one ton of top quality Rath hog or poultry concentrate before December 17th. Stop in today at the CARROLL HATCHERY. 34-290-6tc Livestock Auction 40 1967 CHEVY H'tp, stick, steering and miles. Harry IMPALA, 2 DR.

283 eng. Power brakes. 6,000 Rose, Glidden. 71-288-3tp asking der." unconditional surren- GET YOUR HY-LINE CHICKS ordered before December 17th to receive your discount. SAVE $3.00 per hundred.

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Send 50c. Livestock For Sale 41 Business Services 14 FOR ALL CHAIN SAWS SALES and Service, call or see Reinart Service. Located across street west of Safeway. 14-289-ltc Male-Female Help 23 KITCHEN HELP. APPLY GUS- sies Restaurant.

23-290-3tc WANT ADS WORK WONDERS. Try one today. KIMBALLTON AUCTION CO. KIMBALLTON, IOWA Wednesday Eve. December 13 Sale Starts 7:30 1 SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT: 105 CHOICE TO FANCY WHITEFACE AND BLACK WHITEFACE STEERS WEIGHING 800 Ibs.

These are acclimated Westerns and are an outstanding set of feeder steers. Also consigned: 46 Choice Whiteface steer calves out of Utah, 425 to 450 Ibs. 71 Choice Whiteface steer calves out of Colo, weighing 425 Ibs. 53 Choice Whiteface heifer calvei out of Colo, weighing 375 Ibs. 135 Choice Whiteface yearling heifers out of Wyo.

weighing 500550 Ibs. These cattle will be extremely thin In flesh and a number one set of cattle for your corn field or ensilage. 220 Choice Whiteface and Angus steer calves out of N. Dak. weighing 400 to 450 Ibs.

215 Choice Whiteface and Angus steer calves out of Canada weighing 400 to 425 Ibs. We are expecting 200 to 300 head of yearling steers and heifers in later consignments weighing 600 to 800 Ibs. We will have our usual run of 400 to 500 hogs. KIMBALLTON AUCTION CO. KIMBALLTON, IOWA Marvin Jorgenson, Dial Exira 268-5428 40-290-ltc POLAND CHINA BOAR, I used boar.

Nick N. Kirsch, Carroll. 41-288-3tc PURE-BRED HAMPSHIRE boars, serviceable age, guaranteed. Ray Brincks, Auburn: 200. Floyd Weiderien, Lake City: 464-8851.

41-276-tfc PUREBRED BOARS, NICE quality, good selection, free delivery and guaranteed. Call 685-3488, H. R. Curtis and Son. mile west of Churdan.

41-281-ttc CLASSIFIEDS ADVERTISE TO your advantage. Phone 3573. PICK-UP SALE NEW DEMOS YEAR END CLEARANCE. BUY BEFORE 1ST OF YEAR. 1967 IS with V-8 engine, 3-speed, 8-ft.

wide type box, rear bumper, radio. $1795 1968 duty with 4-speed trans. 304 box, rear bumper. $2349 1968 IH with 266 V-B engine, 3-speed, 7-ft. wide-type box.

$1875 1967 Scout 4-wheel 'drive with bucket seats, long top, rear seat, oversize tires, wheel covers, chrome bumpers, brand new. $2895 IH SALES SERVICE Phone 4395 Carroll 71-287-4tc In Princeton, N.J., the Gallup Poll said its November survey of 1,583 households indicated a growing number of Americans believe Red China intervene in the war if the United States showed signs of winning. Gallup said nearly 49 per cent of those polled in November feared Chinese intervention, as compared with 40 per cent in August and 38 per cent in June. Wanted To Buy 53 GOOD USED TROMBONE. PH.

9858. 53-289-3tc Public Notices Iowa laws require that the residents of this area be notified of certain legal proceedings. Certain individuals, as well as groups, may haye a personal interest in these notifications. Often the publication is the only public notice. To keep well informed, readers should check carefully the notices which appear in this section.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Special Execution to me directed, by the Clerk of th'e District Court of Carroll County, Iowa, against The Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section Eight (8), Township Eighty-Three (83) North. Range Thirty-Six (36), West of the 5th P.M., Carroll County, Iowa on a judgment In foreclosure against said real estate In favor of Manning Mill, a Corporation, and against Bernard Bueltel and Cecilia Bueltel, defendants, I will offer at public sale to the highest and best bidder, for cash, at the office of the Sheriff of Carroll County In the Court House in the City of Carroll, in the County of Carroll, and State of Iowa, on the 20th day of December A. D. 1967, between the hours of nine (9) o'clock and four (4) o'clock P.M. on said day, the following described real estate situated In Carroll County, State of Iowa, to-wit: The Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter SEM,) of Section Eight (8), Township Eighty-three (83) North, Range Thirty-Six (36) West of the 5th P.M., Carroll County, Iowa sufficient thereof to pay Auto Accessories 72 NOW AT For Sale 55 AKC POODLE PUPPIES.

4, 8 weeks old, 1, 5 months old. 403 West 3rd. 55-290-3tc FROM WALL TO WALL, NO soil at all, on carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Coast to Coast.

55-290-6tc or lent of the said Manning udgnv ill, JL Corporation, against said Bernard Bueltel and Bueltel and the Cecilia to all problems is simply to set up another federal agency. Laird said he feels state and local governments are in a better position to solve problems and set priorities on many issues than some bureau chief in Washington. The problems can be solved "by the state and local agencies, he said, if the resources are available. He called on the federal government to return revenues to the states on a percentage basis, rather than attempting to solve all problems and plan everyone's life through a federal government agency. Congressman Laird, who himself was named by former president Dwight D.

Eisenhower as one of the 10 U.S. citizens he considered best qualified to be president, said the Republican party has many good presidential candidates to offer in 1968 including Richard Nixon, and Governors George Romney of Michigan, Nelson Rockefeller of New York, and Ronald Reagan of California. He warned: the group attending the Harlan dinner that they must not be too quick to criticize party candidates who have views differing from their own. He said the Republican party must be broad, enough to encompass these conflicting views. Only in this way, he said, can the party provide a means for debate out of which will come the best possible plans and programs to offer the American people during the 1968 elections.

Those attending the dinner from Carroll included Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meyers, Dr. M. J.

Hall, Mrs. Harry Frank, Arthur A. Neu, Mrs, Virgil Baumhover, Thomas Evans, Alan Evenson, and James B. Wilson. Others in attendance included Dr.

and Mrs. R. Dappen, Dr. and Mrs. John Edgerton and son David, Dr.

and Mrs. Richard Dr. and Mrs. busing programs to overcome racial imbalance in public school systems. Against the Griffin amendment: Hickenlooper and Miller.

On Kennedy, motion, adopted 40 to 38, to reconsider action in rejecting Griffin amendment (Dirksen later withdrew his amendment). Against the Kennedy amendment: Hickenlooper and Miller. House On passage, 336 to 28, of a compromise bill revising and extending the federal meat inspection program. For: Culver, Gross, Kyi, Mayne, Scherle, Schwengel and Smith. On motion, adopted 230 to 126, to accept compromise version of a bill establishing a federal FARMINGTON, N.M.

(AP) Scientists seek today to determine whether the first industrial nuclear explosion will render new wealth from the bowels of the earth. A thermonuclear device was exploded 4,240 feet below the earth's crust Sunday. Preliminary indications were that the explosion, called Project buggy, had done its job by creating a huge subterranean chamber from which natural gas can be removed, spokesmen said. Dr. Robert H.

Thalgott, Gas- buggy deputy project manager for the Atomic Energy Commission, told newsmen at a briefing after the blast that no radioactivity had escaped from the ground and none was expected to. Dr. Harry Reynolds, a scientific advisor for Gacbuggy, said there was reason to believe that" an underground chamber 160 feet in diameter and as tall as a 35-story building had been created 3,500 feet below ground zero. The AEC said drilling into the chamber begins today, although no substantial evidence on whether the nuclear stimulation concept really worked is ex- judiciary center. For the motion: Culver, Schwengel and Smith.

Against Gross, Kyi, Mayne and Scherle. Deaths pected for months. Scientists several weeks or estimate the na- (Continued From Page 10) against said real PORTABLE 19 ZENITH T.V. with stand. Ph.

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55-243-tfc Houses For Sale 63 CALL US TO SEE "THE BEST home buys." Comes Real Estate. Phone 792-4295. 63-274-ltc We Now Have Milk In V2 Gals. Gals. Fresh From The Dairy ELECTRIC CLOCKS CAMERAS FILM GIFTS -Available ROY'S estate together with costs and accruing costs.

Said sale to commence at the hour of ten o'clock A.M. of said day. WITNESS my hand this 15th day of November A. 1967. G.

Longnecker Sheriff, Carroll County, Iowa Hansen Bunz Manning, Iowa Attorneys for Plaintiff Dec. 4, 11, 1967 Peace Lutheran Church, Glidden, in 1917. Survivors include four sons, Virgil of Tallahassee, Arnold and Deibert, Glidden; and Merle, Des Moines; 14 grandchildren, four great- grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Gertie Berns of Lanesboro, and Mrs. Mary Onken, Carroll; and three brothers, Herman of Arnolds Park; Joe, Lanesboro; and Walter of Glidden.

His wife and two brothers, Henry and Fred, preceded him in death. Calendar of Sale Dates Claimed and Auction Sales All types of auctions will be run in this Auction Calendar FREE if we have the advertising copy of your sale in our office. Special Dairy Sale, third Thursday of every month. Farmer's Sale Co. Carroll, Iowa.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER P. M. Henry Kaspersen, Merlin Kunkle, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sextro, Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Hill, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Ohde, and Miss Verna Karstens, all of Manning. Also Mr. and Mrs.

Lambert Greteman of Templeton and Paul Conner of Glidden. Charles Knoblauch and John Feld represented the Carroll Colonels at the i r. Congressman Scherle is a member of the Colonels organization. PAUL J. PUDENZ Solemn requiem high mass for Paul J.

Pudenz, 58, of Carroll, was held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in St. Joseph Church with his brother, the Rev. An-i thony Pudenz, S.C.J., of Milwaukee, as celebrant. Officers of the mass included the Rev.

J. Nitski, S.C.J., Milwaukee, as deacon; the Rev. Thomas Sheehy, S.C.J., Donaldson, sub-deacon; and Bro. Francis Clancey, also of Donaldson, as master of ceremonies. The Very Rev.

Leo Lenz, V.F., delivered the sermon; and the Rev: Linus Eisenbacher of Odebolt was in the sanctuary. Pallbearers were Leo Clark, Rudell Snyder, Richard Wiebers, George Hoffman, Alvin tion's. natural gas reserves will be doubled if nuclear blasts are found to be a feasible way to free gas from underground rock formations. The nuclear device, which had an explosive punch estimated as equivalent to 20,000 to 30,000 tons of TNT, was detonated in the Picture Cliffs formation of the gas-bearing San Juan Basin. Windows rattled in Farmington, 55 miles to the west.

Newsmen and others, at an observation sight five miles from the detonation point, felt the sharp shock wave which thundered der the northwest New Mexico hills. Telephone service at the site was interrupted when equipment was shaken out of place. AEC spokesman said the ground at the observation site heaved one-third of an inch, while the shock was described as far more severe at Gasbuggy control complex miles from the detonation point. "We were rising in the air," one scientists at the complex reported. Joint sponsors who have been working four years on the $4i7 million Gasbuggy Project include the AEC, El Paso Natural Gas Co.

and the U.S. Bureau of Mines. SERVICE Roy Huegerich, Prop. 603 N. West 72-282-ltc Houses For Rent 64 NICE HOME ON SOUTHSIDE, with nice yard and garage.

Reasonable to right party. Ph. 2992. 64-274-tfc HOUSES FOR RENT: 113 E. 9th, 3 bedroom; 902 N.

Main, 3 bedroom. Ph. 3508 between 9 and 5, weekdays. 64-274-tfc Auto Service 75 CHARLIE SEZ: "IF YOUR CAR is sluggish, Peters Motors will give your car a complete under-the-hood checkup, assuring you of a more efficiently operating vehicle. 75-114-ltc of Arcadia.

I out farm I Bielenberg, Corn- sale. Auc- and Bruning and Larry Interment was in Lehrkamp. Mt. Olivet of HOUSE AT 226 N. Ph.

9139 before 2. WALNUT. 64-252-tfc DISTINCTIVE ECONOMICAL printing. Stationery, letter, heads, envelopes, invoices, receipts, statements. Prompt service at reasonable prices.

Phone 3573, the Times Herald, publishers and job printers. Dial 3573. miles North plate closin Albrecht am tioneers. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12-30, Alphonse Neppl. 2 Miles East and 2Vi miles North of Manning.

Complete closing out farm sale. Harold Wieland Gary Ruplper, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12:30, Complete Closing Out Farm Sale of John Lengel. 4 west of Coon Rapids to Evergreen school and 1 mile north, Wieland McCarville, Aucts. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12:30 P.

M. Ferman Stout Complete closing out farm sale. From Carroll 1 mUe west on Hwy. 30 and 3 South. McCarville and Ruplper, Auctioneers.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER VirgU Rosonke complete closing out farm sale. 12:00 noon. From Manning East edge two miles South, 44 East. Meryl Dave Kerkhoff, Aucts. TUESDAY, DECEMBER Louis Koester closing out farm sale.

5 west and 2 miles north of Carroll. Grote and Irlbeck, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12 Noon. Herman Lamp closing out farm sale. From Manning 3 miles east on No.

141, 2 south East. Kerkhoff Bros. Stoelk, Auctioneers. Legion Holds Christmas Party About 270 children of members attended the annual Christmas party sponsored Sunday afternoon by Maurice Dunn' Post No. 7, American Legion, at the Legion Hall.

Santa Glaus arrived to distribute treats after the children had watched a selection of cartoon movies. The committee on arrangements included LuVern Olberding, chairman, and Merle Bernholtz and Ido Polbs- trini. Cemetery, under direction the Sharp Funeral Home. Mr. Pudenz, former city councilman, died of an apparent heart attack Dec.

6 while at work as night dispatcher for the Carroll Police and Fire Departments at the city hall. Members of the Fire Department and employees of the City of Carroll attended the rites in a body. Relatives attending the funeral included all of his brothers and sisters with the exception of Sr. M. Enrico of Canton, Miss.

Fort Dodge Tops Carroll Riflemen i The Carroll rifle team was defeated by the league-leading Fort Dodge Blue team 1557 to 1510 in a Twin Rivers ence rifle shoot at the Carroll Gun Club Saturday night. Fort Dodge was paced by Dan Dooley at 394, followed by Howard Brown at 391, and Dick Sterns and Gene Martens, both at 386. Dan a a topped the Carroll shooters with a score of 380. He was followed by Bob Sterns at 379, Don Jones at 378, and 1 i Eischeid at 373. Ted and Vic Meiners also fired for the Carroll team.

Members of the Twin Rivers League include Carroll, two Fort Dodge teams, Rockwell City, Manson, Humboldt, Storm Lake; Sac City, and Pocahontas. The local shooters will entertain Humboldt in a meet ait the Carroll Gun Club Saturday. Accidents (Continued From Page 1) ST. LAWRENCE WINS. TWO The St.

Lawrence seventh grade basketball team, coached by LeRoy Vial, won a doubleheader over Coon Rapids Annunciation in the Vender Auditorium here Sunday. In the first game it was 32-14 with Michael Lehman leading the scorers with seven. -In the second it was 27-9 with Jeff Sernett setting the pace with nine. cident one-half mile south of Carroll on Highway 71. A car driven by John J.

Badding, 16, Route 2, Arcadia, was northbound and went off the highway and hit a farm driveway at 12:30 a.m. The impact spun the car around and caused extensive damage to the underside of the vehicle. a i was hospitalized with head lacerations and shock. Lois Pille, Maple River, a passenger, was hospitalized with knee abrasions -and shock. Scott Schmitz, Arcadia, another passenger, reportedly was not injured.

The accident was investigated by Highway Patrolman Larry Long, Carroll. Legion to Honor Vietnam Veterans Vietnam veterans will be honored at a meeting at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday of Maurice Dunn Post No. 7, American Legion. The meeting will convene later this month only, so that businessmen and employees may be able to after Christmas store hours.

A $100 door prize will be awarded to onclude a year's meetings. Lunch will be served. MSGR. MS TO SPEAK The Rt. Rev.

Msgr. Cleo J. Ivis, pastor of Holy Family Parish, Lidderdale, will speak at the business meeting and program of Charles Carroll Council No. 780, at 8 p.m. Monday in the K.

C. Hall. A lunch will conclude the meeting..