The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 18

Ca drrmiir aribimr OCEANIC SECRETS 16 Monday, March 31, 1958 on BFD April I Mort Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Here Is pleasant to loose plate discomfort. FASTEETH, an improved powder, sprinkled on tipper and lower plates holds them firmer so that they feel more comfortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Ifs alkaline (nonacid). Does nor Bour.

Checks odor Get FASTEETH today drug counters everywhere. ft ow I YEAR HOUND COMFORT with Mueller Climatal COMBINATION UNIJS 2,500 'BARGAIN' HUNTERS Yes, this Mueller Climatrol combination winter and summer sir conditioning unit insures you year U.S. Losing I Sea Battle OI Science! By EVERETT S. ALLEN New Bedford Stand-Times I (Written for The Associated Press) I The United States may be losing to the Soviet Union the biggest and most important sea battle in i mankind's contest to I unlock the secrets for use i I rn peace or war. Principally by default, top U.S.

I scientists say, American Oceano- i graphy is surrendering the lead in half a dozen marine science fields to a country that is better equipped and spending more money on ocean study. Soviet research vessels are big- er. better and newer; they spend more time at sea. accommodate I more scientists, and are gathering I more vital data faster than those of the United States. Ten years ago Soviet oceanog-1 raphy was provincial, a I American experts concede, it has worldwide scope and is progressing rapidly.

The U.S.S.R, seems to have initiated a comparable with the et-outer space effort that produced Sputnik. I These are the composite views The three-day session was high- i through such vigilance we will of some of leading lighted by talks of the President; do much to cut down our oceanographers, qualita-' Ralph Cordiner, president of the it it tively among the world's best, who I General Electric Benjamin Mitchell Greeted the delegates were interviewed by the Stand- Fairless of the U.S. Steel 0f third ard-Times to find out how the i James P. Mitchell, secretary of revolution of United States stands in a scientific i labor. As he continued, Mitchell said, Erickson, who owns and oper-i age means different things ates the Erickson Transport Co.

different To safety men, in Coon Valley, has been in -j. a truly revolutionary meaning. It has translated from a slogan to a grim Real Estate Dealers Buy Gein's Farm For Forest Planting Plot PURCHASES ED GEIN FARM Successful bidder for the Ed Gein homestead, auctioned off Sunday is Emden Schey, a Sun Prairie, real estate broker (shown by arrow). High bid for the 139-acre farm was Attends President's Conference On Safety PLAINFIELD, Wis. and bargam hunters, 2,500 of them, swarmed over the farm of slayer ghoul Ed Gein on Palm Sunday, buying anything offered on the auction block.

'rhe 195-acre farm and tile half dc rn ramshackle buildings were sol to Emden Schey and his par. Allen Little, Sun Prairie, real estate dealers, for 925. Schey said they planned forestry platting on the property of the little handyman who committed I two butcher murders and robbed 12 graves. Gein is in the Central State Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Waupun. A Chicago man paid 25 cents for a rusty ax head.

Other items that sold for cash included old chicken crates, lumber and wagon wheels. Chet Scales, a Highland junk for the 1940 pick- A damaged metal stool was sold for $14. A rusty manure beyond any hope of sold for $36. The old farmhouse in which Gein had lived alone burned to the ground earlier this month. During the inspection day preceding the auction last weekend more than 20,000 persons tramped ever the farm.

The bidding lasted about hours. Harvey Polzin of Plainfield, the court appointed guardian of the Gein estate, said he was satisfied with the sale, The sale of the real estate still must be approved by Wautoma County Court, but this is expected to be a mere formality. A brief flurry of excitement surged through the crowd when a mound was found about 200 1 feet behind the ruins of the house. Deputies policing the auction said they blocked off the area and that the mound would be opened later. Nothing inside a snow fence that surrounded the charred ruins of the farmhouse was sold.

Authorities are still investigating the possibility of arson. Guaranteed Watch Repairs Fast Service MAJOR DRUGS Jackson Plaza HOWARD OLSON Downtown La Crosse 316 Jay St. Dial 4-6335 ness there since 1941. it it 'Cr Pres. March race on which the free survival could hinge.

The vast importance of the sea, comfort at a price you can and efforts to learn more about afford. Its jo designed that you has a military and an economic I side. Barring a'shorting war. the the winter conditioner now, add I latter may prove decisive in the address to delegates commended the summer air conditioning later. East-West conflict.

Here are some them as serious minded people The space for your summer cool- the major elements in the pie- who are attacking with real sue- mg is all provided for. cess a serious problem: the hu-1 Visit our showroom soon and let IUIC- us give you more complete infor- I. In the modern concept of nu- mation on this outstanding unit. clear war, the oceans provide Don forget to ask us about our hi(Jmg place fm ejther convenient budget plan. deff.nse o(fense Th(i There are more Mueller fur- ered missile sub prowling the installed in La Crosse ocean depths may play a key role H.

J. Erickson. Coon Valley, price of safety, too. Because if well-being, went to Washington last week as we know what to do, if we are The Conference on i an invited guest on the vigilant in industrial leadership, Occupational Safety, established Conference on Occupational Safe- and if each person working in na-, lo years ago, provides a national ty. tional industry is vigilant, then forum for the exploration and advancement of methods to achieve constant improvement in the safety of the workplaces and wage earners.

It objectives are promotional and educational, rather than legislative. Conference participants are selected on the basis of their leadership, responsibility and interest in advancing safety the factories, mines and service facilities. The success of each conference largely depends upon the ability and willingness of participants to carry back home and apply the findings and recommendations to of time, the new concept of preplanned safety research, and the anxious attention of the American people. When we use these re- paid $21 sources, the citizen of tomorrow UP truck Gem reportedly used to worrled -Budder will fully realize the importance carry the bodies of the two worn- ung up or Bed wetting, too fro- of safety to themselves and to the en he killed. Scales said he would i iiSSj keep the truck as a souvenir.

1 tomrnonJKldney and Bladder 1949 two-door Ford sedan brought $740. UP NI6HTS try CYSTEX for quick help. 30 bm prove safety for young and old. Ask druggist for CYSTEX under money-back guarantee, See how fast you Improve. BASTE YOUR EASTER HAM HERES HOW IT DONE: Gash fat on a I center slice of ham.

Put in a baking dish and pour cup 7-Up over ham. Bake in a slow oven for IV 2 hours. Baste with additional 7- Up if necessary. The speaker traced the application of safety measures to all forms of work and behavior and told how the safety and well be- thw" of the indlvldual is stressed their communities, organizations the accident rate rn our mdus- try. races every year than any other make.

SCHNEIDER HEATING and AIR-CONDITIONING CO. 413 So. Third St. Phone 4-1759 MUELLER DEALERS in This Area: ST ANDORF HEATING SERVICE. Prairie du Chien.

Wis. FLOM FORSYTH, Houston. Minn. JOSEPH FRITSCH, Sparta. Wis.

PLUMBING A HEATING. La Crescent. Minn. GEORGE POEHLING. Bangor.

Wis. CENTRAL HARDWARE Tomah, Wis. SCHULZE HEATING Caledonia, Minn. SMITH HEATING Eau Claire, Wis. JOHNSON HARDWARE, Lansing, Iowa HOMSTAD and SAMPSON LUMBER Black River Falls, if World War III should come.

ie it it 2. Mankind appears on the threshold of weather control, rn which the oceans are expected to play a prominent part. Should the Soviet Union first develop an effective technique in this field, the outlook for the West could be gloomy indeed. As Dr. Henry G.

Houghton, di- rector of Massachusetts Institute of Laboratory of Earth Sciences says, unfavor- able modification of our climate I in the guise of a peaceful effort to improve climate could seriously weaken our economy and ability to 3. Man needs to know soon whether he can dispose at least 1 part of poisonous radioactive rn all industry, large or small, and establishments. tho Vin I He also reviewed figures showing Basic legal responsibility for the Lriioo the accident, death and injury rate, prevention of job accidents rests in the past year; and presented with the states. The role of the several challenges to the assem- federal government is to stress bled persons. the national interest and concern must marshal our re-! rn safeguarding the health and he concluded, safe- safety of workers, and to provide ty experience of the past, the prin- information and technical assisters which have stood the test1 anre on accident prevention.

man rights, human liberties and human dignity, are deeply concerned, first of all, with the human values that we lose through the accidents we incur in industry. You people are doing everything you can to prevent accidents. value, I should think, Would be that of skills. We put years in training people. It means an investment not only in money, but in human satisfaction that a man gets for himself when he learns to do something better than did before.

that training goes on and we lose one of those individuals from industry, we have a loss that most of us must feel to some degree, and certainly the nation cannot afford. we come down to the financial costs of such losses. You are here to help prevent these. PETERSON HARDWARE curets. This wastes produced by industrial use Through such losses there of atomic power in the deep sea; are 0 I without paychecks, how it would affect marine life.

who have pay huge medical I and whether oceanic circulation will result in too rapid a transport of dangerous material to sea levels from which food supplies are derived. 4. The swiftly increasing will mean greater dependence on Ettrick, STRANGE PLUMBING HEATING, Viroqua, Wis. ED. KASTNER Mauston.

Wis. W. E. WALTERS Plumbing Heating, Hillsboro, Wis. bills.

course, the financial cost; of a death falls most heavily upon the family awl the locality, but, indeed, in the long run on the nation. we have, it seems to me, marine food re- a purpose that is worthy of the suggests not only trouble you people have taken to The need for practicable methods of large-scale but also efforts to utilize some of the basic foodstuffs like plankton (tiny marine animals and I plants.) NEW MAYTAG come here and confer about it, to discuss it with your fellow citizens, and to make certain that progress is not only constant but swift. feel that along with the old truth the old axiom that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty that eternal vigilance is the BRIC automatic with the first EXCLUSIVE NEV UNDERWATER lim FMER! EXCLUSIVE NEW SUDS DISPENSER! EXCLUSIVE NEW WXSR ACTION! WATER COMES IN HERE LINT IS FILTERED OUT DETERGENT IS PICKLO I UP HERE lf I TO ONLY $2 67 A WELK SUDSY WATER IS PUMPED OUT HERE FLOWS UP ANO THROUGH CLOTHES OTHER MAYTAG WASHERS LOW AS 13995 The Mu Maytag All fabric Atomatic also includes PUSHBUTTON WATER LEVEL CONTROL Saves you up to 2500 gallons of hot water a year TWO WASH SPEEDS, TWO SPIN SPEEDS Ljet you tailor the action to the type of fabric THREE WATER TEMPERATURES INCLUDING ''COLD" Let you wash anything safely AUTOMATIC RINSE CONDITIONER (optional) Rinses your clothes in ratal- soft water YO UR CHOICE Of pink, grow, yellow or white MAYTAG HOME APPLIANCE Dtnsion Midwest Bottle Gas 119 North 3rd Dial 2-1525 How new glasses put Colleen back at the head of her class ROLLE EN was a sharp youngster until she suffered a setback due to tired, strained eyes. why: Eyes that need care cause the brain to work overtime, cutting down the power to concentrate. Fortunately, parents were alert and took her for a complete eye examination.

Now with new glasses, sharp and clear again and back at the head of her class. Parents, let your children suffer the handicap of poor vision. Be protect their priceless eyes now with a thorough eye and as frequently thereafter as instructed. Kemember: One child in four attends school with defective eyes. Their busy eves need constant care! Benson's din im tip, weak 304 Exchange Floor 113 Fifth Avenue South do not examine eyes.

Benson's Save been optical craftsmen and prescription specialists for 45 years. gg LARGE SELECTION OF POPULAR BRANDS OF SMOKED HAMS For EASTER CANNED PICNICS SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS TENDERIZED CUBE STEAKS Lb. WI ELM AC break-resistant DINNERWARE 5 PIECE PLACE SETTING CUP SOWL SAUCER SOUP-CEREAL SOWL INCH DINNER PLATE IN COLORS TO MIX OR MATCH DIXIE BELLE SALTINES PUR-A-SNOYV FLOUR 50 Lb. Bag 349 FRESH, FULL OF JUICE GRAPEFRUIT LARGE SIZE FOR 49 PIGGLY WIGGLY WANT ADS For Sale: GE. Electric Range, automatic, like new, very reasonable.

Call 2-5779. 1230 Losey (So.) For Sale: Playpen, like new, $8. Call 2-2594 or 1206 Logan. Model 1000 Sterling Vibrator Sander with carrying case. Will sell for $25.

Inquire at 545 Hinkley French Island. For Sale: 25-ft. Ironwood House Trailer, good condition, 6IV, complete walk-ln cooler: National cash register, rings up to $1.95, Frigidaire refrigerator, 3- compartment sink, miscellaneous items. Phone 4-1270. For Sale: Flower girl dress, size 4-5.

Phone 4-3702. Boat trailer, 4x8 tires. CaU 4-4928 after 3:30. For Sale: Thor electric Ironer, good condition, reasonable, 2-7431. For Sale: Good Hotpolnt three- burner electric stove with well and broUer, $19.

Call 2-5133. For Rem Ideal space for office or any type of small business. Corner 9th a lid Main Sis, Ground floor, heat, lights and hot water furnished. $70 per mo. Call 2-5133.

For Rent: For employed girl, clean room, continuous hot water. Private entrance, 9th and Main, $4 00 per week Call 2-5133. For Sale 1955 house trailer, long. All furnished and has a 8 12 adb-H-room, tile floor, and all insulated, clothes lines included. We are asking $2,750 or any reasonable offer.

Must sell. Phone 2-2291. For Rent: 3-room lower apartment, hot waler sort garage 1542 Calc donia St. Dial 2-9479. Reasonable rent Wanted to Buy: Teetcr-babe and high chair in good condition, also for sale Folding baby buggy.

Phone 2-2452. Wanted to Buy: Good used bird cages. Phone 4-3312. For Sale. Premier hand vacuum cleaner, like new, cheap.

Liberty. For Sale White enameled stove in good condition, $35. Rag rugs for sale. Phone 4-2844. 1714 gas Dial For Sale: 120 Bass Accordion, used 6 months, will sell for 4 price.

With case and stand, and white. Dial 4-0126. For Sale: 21" television set, set of TV tables, small writing desk. National cash register, rings up to $9 99, aluminum chaise lounge, occasional chair, wrought iron magazine rack, Brownie camera, clothes basket, medicine cabinet, misc. Dial 2-3560.

For Sale: I door, 8" by 8" with glass. Double bed and coil spring. Phone 4-0389. Made to order: Ornamental porch railings and columns, Many designs to choose from. Clothes lines and posts.

Free estimates. Dial 3-1464. For Rent: 4 unfurnished rooms. Dial 2-7624. For Sale: 3 6 00x16 tires and 3 tubes; I buffet; I rain and shine coat size 14: I swing set; 1 piano with bench; I man bicycle; lo dresses size 14.

828 Kane St. For Sale: 4 hand tooled purses like new, will sell cheap. Also one formal size 12, velvet wine, will seU for $8.00. Dial 4-3626. For Sale: Dining table and chairs.

4-2713. For Sale Customline Ford, clean, radio, heater, 2-door. Phone 2-7352 For Sale: 1953 hardtop V-8 Ford Crestline. White sidewalls, real neat inside and out. Fog lights, radio, beautitul finish, lots of chrome.

Phone 3-0303. Formal, size 14, purchased at Doerfliiigers. Like new. Phone 166W, La Crescent. Reasonably priced apartment gas stove, excellent condition, almost new, can be seen at 143 So.

7th St. Also some oats and oats straw and 2 milk cans. Same address. Phone 4-6720. For Sale- Pine chest of drawers, round table and 6 chairs.

Ice crenm table and chairs. Miscellaneous. Phone 2-5093. All colors. For Sale: Mex.

Chi. Toy Terrier puppies, black and while also tan and white. Phone Eitzen 15F102. Clarence Bulman, Dorchester, Iowa. For Sale: Furnace with 24-inch cast iron fire pot, connections included.

Phone 4-5091. For Sale: 16-ft. flat bottom boat, plywood, very good condition, reasonable. Phone 4-3979. For Sale: Electric range, $25; books; suit and tweed coat, $5 (size 8).

Electric iron, skirts, dresses, suits, sizes 15-18 cheap Large beautiful picture $5. Console radio $3. Call 4-1960 after 6:30 m. Wanted: 26" bicycle. For Sale: Refrigerator.

8 en. reasonable. Inquire 2305 La Crosse evenings. For Sale: Welder bar bell set. Dial 4-0190.

Wanted To Buy: Old guns of all kinds, also bullet molds and powder horns. Dial 4-0190. For Sale: Apartment size Roper gas stove. Call after 6:30 evenings. llltVi West Ave.

upstairs. Business Opportunity: For sale or lease, Root Beer Drive-In. Can buy building or lease on terms. You do not need much capital, can purchase restaurant equipment separately. Phone 4-0234.

Spring Is near, get your lawnmowers and saws sharpened early. Medary sharpening service. First place north of Medary grocery. Co. off Highway 16 Phone 4-0279.

For Pale- Tf-sed, resharpened hand mower. A. Henry sharpening service. 1104 8o. 6th St.

For Sale: roller skates, size used 3-pc. bathroom fixtures, good condition. Phone 2-7034. Girl's spring coat, size 6, navy blue gabardine. Navy blue lining.

Price lining. Price $5. spring coat, size 8. navy blue checked gabardine, red trim, red rayon $5. Both In very good condition and newly dry cleaned.

Call 4-4028 Upper apartment for rent, South Side, 3 rooms and bath. Phone 4-2596. For Sale: Formal, size 9, aqua nylon net, trimmed In black nvlon lace, aqua stole and two pairs of gloves. 2423 Loomis St. Phone 2-8445.

Woman wants cleaning work by the hour, office or home. Call 4-2485 after 5 p.m. Dog for sale: Toy Dachshund, black, house broken, one year old. $25. Phone 3-3112 For Sale: egg shell spring coat, like new.

size 18. Will sell cheap Call at 142 So. 7th St. after 5 p.m. South rear apt.

Middle-aged couple would like to buy or rent I or 2 bedroom home. Can give best of references. 2-9518. Middle-aged would like any kind of light work. Phone 2-9518.

7H P. Elgin outboard with shift and rewind starter; I set Fenton cast iron headers, complete except mufflers for to 51 Chevrolet. Car radio with rear speaker for '46 to Packard. Inquire at Car St. or phone 4-7533 alter 5 OO oil heater, 6-yr.

crib and mattress, large play pen, leather baby buggy. Phone 2-9778. Hoover upright cleaner and attch. $25; garden shovel, hoe, rake, metal bed, spring and mattress rurtam stretchers. S3; Chrome kitchen set.

$30; White chenille spread, $125: set Rogers silver service for 6 blftric suede size 7, I gal. red house paint, commode, $1. Phone 4-0124 Will do Ironing, mending or sewing In my home North Side. Also greeting cards for sale. Phone 2-9754.

For Sale: Little size 3 coat, sizes I. 2. and 3 dresses Excellent condition. Phone 2-6932 Couple and small child want to rent a small house. Phone 4-7047.

For Sale: Swivel TV stand, $4 00. portable radio, $5.00. Dial 4-7846. BH..