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MINNEAPOLIS SUNDAY TRIBUNE maEZZ ML 1 tmtt IDMOMTOM VI "aT TRIBUNE DAILY WEATHER MAP April 18, 1948 JOHN MATTHIWS INFORMATION FROM V. S. VIATHM STATION AT TWIN CITIIS AIHrOKT TWO ARRESTED IN CAR CRASH A tjJ 1 Uf iff. Two men were jailed Saturday Xz-JJ II I 1 I 5 1 1 i. i i after the automobile one of them SHOE? E.AIRILY! was driving collided with a streetcar at West Broadway and Twenty-sixth avenue N.

Both were treated at General hospital for minor injuries before they were booked. Oscar Ostrom, 34, 3433 Fourth avenue was charged with drunken driving. Joe Drangel, 43, 3020 Fourteenth avenue was charged with allowing an incompetent to drive a borrowed automobile. The car belongs to Dran-gel's niece. Thr) two were riding on Turnty-hUth nvi'iuic.

Iniliiiic to atop for mi arterial hiich-way ftign, they collided with a Kohhinftdale streetcar piloted by FREE PARKING! SHOP MONDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 O'CLOCK Gsnow Mi ,00, to N(0 c-V SyJ nONTS lAROMtTRlC PRESSURE: .0 Ready Monday at 10:00 AM Special Purchase! SALE! REGULAR 1. 59! 42x87-in. Washable Marquisette Weave I (Owl OIT WIT TMI S'M'ITIOM OF THI WIN DIClMal UGl'MS IN INCMtt WHOli IN MIUXACl 4-17-48 30 John Strom, 33, 2932 Seventeenth avenue S. No passengers in the trolley were injured. Drangel and Ostrom suffered cuts.

eiEirii II i lit I SHOWERS TODA 1 ITI'ER MIDWEST The weatherman's forecast called for fehowcrfi in most of the Upper Midwest today. The Twin Cities, however, will be spared light rains. Most of the region will be warm but cloudy. If I 1 1-0 PTA NOTES THE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS Rayon Panels a19 Popular Vi I thade; all first quality; hammad and headed. Mail and Phone Orders Filled Add 10c Potare m.

MINNESOTA ABC 71 1 r. 34 Roehealer 27 .01 Wlllmar Bl KROI C.HS PTA will meet at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. Dr. Edward Dypr Anderson, psychiatrist, will TEMPKRATl RH 44 9 ft m.

47 4 pm. 41 1ft ft ml 5 42 II m. ft ft m. 41 Komi 7 pm. Rem iri rHluth Intl.

rail i at 2 ft. Ml. ft m. 4 ft m. ft m.

ft ft m. 100 WOOL COVERTS i discuss "Everyday Problems of a. 42 I M. it fl m. Children." I notorial.

EAST CENTRAL I II Indlanaplla 14 J5 3S Madlaon 57 2 411 14 Marquette 25 44 41 I p.ua. 1 p.m. lm t. t-teh JM A 1 IV I I i ANT BANCE. fkfAl NEW FLARE-BACK STYLES Chlraf Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit C.r.

Rapids Green Bay CENTRAL PTSA (Parent-Teach- 47 Ml Milwaukee 47 12 54 S. S. Marie 45 2 23 TrarrraeCr. it 21 WEST CENTRAL er-Student association) will hold open house at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

I 1 it li 11 1 N-iH-ao. Bismarck Dea Motnra 4 Exhibits of work done in home economics, industrial and art de Omaha St. Louis Moai City Williatnn Dubuque HI 35 Kanaaa City 7 Oala. City (7 CI tiCRST I I IS EAST New Tnrk 51 Philadrlph. 55 4a Pittabarrh 5.7 32 sir: 1 '-ll Atlanta Boat on 47 37 Jarkaonrille 57 Miami 7 SALE! WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SANFORIZED 8-OZ.

COTTON official romx sst TWIN TlTltS: Partis rloadr todar. Winds westerly 15 mph. Hira today a-5. MIEOTA: Partlr elnadf and cooler tads. armrr south and rut a irtions today.

rrFfR MICHIGAN: Mntl cloud? today with scattered lilht ahowera Borthuest portion. 14 armrr. I(WIV: Considerable load I nra, windy and warmer today. St alle ed llf ht showers northweat portion. IOW Partlv rloady and armrr today.

Huh twday nuddU 7 a. NOBTfl DAKOTA: Mmtly rlwdi wilh arat-Urrd afternoon ahowrra or IhHndmtnrm. (ootrr west and north portiin durlnf thr afternoon. V)l TH DAKOTA: Inrrra. nr cloudiness, and cnntlnuee warm tnda.

Vldrls araltered afternoon ahowrra or thunden MisMiniLiK irti itii lit Mlllll At pm. It prr rent. p.t in? atmin h.xiri aiding 7 am. bow. Total Iran Jan.

1 In tta 1 1M Inches. MN Rises. 41 a m. Kelt. let p.nt.

MOON PHAE. FI.T Ql ARTLR Rises, pat. Sets. IS a.m. -Keley Green Dov Grey Abilene Ml .21 Washington 55 45 ori.r Ft.

Worth 7 4 (talyealnn S3 (2 Nra Orleans 57 S. Antnnla 52 Amarilln US 55 Powder tlu Skipptr luel Denim Brownarille 115 54 El raao 94 SI I DTtaaAlt HUT TO. urtn I Don't pay IS to 19 95! H.re't the Dungces thortia coat you want tor now and II summer wear! Beautiful All 98 Wool Coverts that look tha part of dollars mora! Sizes 12 to 20. MOI'NTAIV Alhaquerqae I 4 Helena Ml 42 Holae S2 Ml .21 Phoenlt IIMt Cheyenne 74 17 Tnehlo SS 4) tmrrr 45 f. I k.

t'lty 71 54 Ha, re 71 47 PACIPIC Freno 74 54 S.Kranrisre 5 5A l.na Anrrlea g2 2 Seattle 55 47 .1 Portland 4S .54 Spokane 52 44 .17 San Diet Tt 57 Tama 7 CANADA Caliary 4 35 ft. Arthar 42 17 Edmonton 54 1.1 Retina 43 2 Montreal 42 25 .0 Wlnniper 5a tt .04 A Hlchest temperature Naturday. Lowest temperature Katarday. Prrelpltatioa Saturday. partments will be shown.

The music department will present a program by the band and choir CLAY PTA will meet at 2 p.m. Friday. School pupils will entertain. CLINTON' IT A will hold Its spring carnival at 7 p.m. Friday.

EDISON PTA will sponsor a vaudeville program at 8:15 p.m. Thursday. Fl'LTON PTA will -hold its annual indoor picnic at 11 a.m. Thursday. A movie will be shown for the school children immediately after the picnic.

I.MMAN1 F.I. I.I 1 1 ERA PTA. Twenty-second street and Oirard avenue will meet at 8 p.m. Monday. Ed Farrell, school safety patrolman, will speak.

COMPARATIVE TEMPI BAT I RFS Satur Mail and Phone Ordera rilled Add 15a day hirh at. low Vr at" hirh 44. Tow 1 AU-tlme rrrord hich for onth, 0 Date EUDORA'S TIES. INC. 724 Baker Building An Exclusive Tie Shop with frirndly fttmospherc and prrmonal 4Trir cftt4rinff to thftut whn apprrlat taJlortMl.

pure dye ilk, dltinrtUc pattern and rolora In CRAVATS AT $3.50. S5. $6.50 and 7.50 IOW TIES. $2.00 and up Postage Second Floor SAL Co. ApHI J.

All-time rreord low for month. C. Date April 7. 12 Barnyard Rd Navy Bluw 2 to 20 A Siiei 1 inapf Mall an nd Phone Wasa Orders Filled Add Poataire Second Floor JSHOP MONDAY 'til 9 P.M. STASSEN OREGON VICTORY SIGHTED Leads GOP, Devitt Stiys Special Purchase! aaaaawaaaaaaa ninrilasi III I 1 1 In I inr mar II awjn Union Election Set Yardmen employed by the Carnegie Dock fc Fuel Duluth, will vote April 23 on the question of authorizing local 346, AFL Teamsters and Chauffeurs union, lo enter into an agreement with the compnny which would nutke union membership a condition of continued employment.

atiSp- -tjr--Twst. I "f0 2md nr. MA. 0429 Sale! Irregulars of 1.95! a- WOMEN'S AND MISSES' CASUAL Harold E. ''resounding! 51 -gauge Full Fashioned leDWKY PTA will elect officers at 8 p.m.

Tuesday. Dr. John M. Roberts of the department of an thropology at University of Minnesota will speak on human relations. NYLON HOSE The school choir, under direction of Mrs.

Mary Kasmar, will sing. victories" In the Wi inin mni Nebraska preferential primaries have made him the eading Republican candidate for president," P.ep. Edward J. Devitt Minn.) declared in Saturday night. Stassen should pick up added strength from Ohio and Oregon test, the Ramsey county con WiLmV $T7 UTNr- A Green Red Cocoa Tan 9 MONROE PTA will meet at 8:30 p.m.

Wednesday. Mayor Humphrey will discuss "Postwar TELEX 97 the one-piece hearing aid Popular wedgiet! Tha sandals you want far II season waarl Smart Popular shades; Sizes to 10. gressman said in a rad.o talk. Devitt said: "Comments of memlers of congress and other intellijepce from the area indicate that Stassen will Mall and Phone Ordera MORRIS I' ARK PTA will elect officers at 8 p.m. Wednesday.

4) NOKOMIS PTA will hold an rilled Add lnc Fnataie tuadeen In eomfortabla and rw orders Fflled. l-aa- a a. a restate. fitting suet 4 ta 7. Downslalra SAL ta.

OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT SAL CO. that brings the deafened Street Floor top Dewey, his only opponent. In open house at 7 Wednesday, the Oregon primary nd his win Rive laenr tory there should be even more pr0Kram officers wil, be pronounced than in Wisconsin and eiected Jsebraska. SHOP MONDAY 'til 9 P.M. Women's and Misses' Rayon and Cotton Gabardine Hooded Another Shipment! "lie is certain to get the only delegate-at larRe who Is running for him in Ohio and undoubtedly will get at 1-ast eight, and prnhahly 10 or 12.

delegate running for him in northern Ohio. RAIN COATS a PAGE PTA will give a benefit party, with square dancing, cards and a lunch counter, at 8 p.m. Friday at the school. ROOSEVELT PTSA will meet at 7:15 p.m. Thursday, followed by a program by the school orchestra.

A boys' gymnastic team will perform. G. A. Varha of the dairy and food division of the state department of agriculture will discuss "Food Sanitation and Adulteration." Steel mTiatTiirfl(K VENETIAN "This splendid recorr at preferential polls will bring him to the top of the heap at the Republican convention in Philalelphia in June. "The reaction of embers of congress to recent Stj.ssen victo i'tH i MM-i- 'x' 1 fviij 'jijuj.

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Wear the new TELEX 97. Get all the facts today! Wtrm-ttirt Ivory Enanel Flexlbli Slats Wovtn Tapis First Quality With Brackili Modarniia every JSx64-ln. ries has been very pronouncijd in WARRINGTON PTA will hold his favor." Devitt decla red. "Ours; a spring festival at 6 p.m. April COMf IN OK WRTf TODAYf Mall and Phone Order Filled Add lac PsU( window in at rare sav- Tele Hearios Center At your home! 2 34-la.

witfHis All 44-ln. il SI So. tth Minneapolis Minn. ings! Every blind first quality! wsMnara ibiiit Pwicicioat HEARING AIDS. New wide-flara style teawaatatrs SAL Ca I want complete information on noiseless hearing wilh TELF.X 97 -the miracle of electronic with two-way belt.

I is a bandwagon riding country and 30. Proceeds will be used lo stock so many members of congress are the school library and purchase now desirous of jumping on Stas- recreational materials, aen's bandwagon that it may he necessary to let down the tail- i WOOI)IAKK PTA will elect gate and even get more wagons officers at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Dr. to haul behind." Ernest H.

Henrikson, assistant "Pledges of support ate ema- director of the University of Min-nating from congressmen repre-1 nesota speech clinic, ill speak, senting all of the coun- Woodlake molhersingers will pre-try now that Stassen has evi- sent their spring production, denced his drawing power," Cruise," at 8:15 p.m. Fourth district congressman said. Wednesday and Thursday. Treated to repel wind Name and weather. Choose Telex Hearing Center i Mr.

k. Jenkins, Mir. a 1 Sa. 8th Street AWtweea Nlenllrt and Maraarlla I AnVlress from Black, Grey, Aqua or Blue. Sites SHOP MONDAY 'til 9 P.M.

10 to IS. BR. 7741 LC'jty 7xne Stale 4 Mall and Phone Orders Pilled Add lr Postage Second Floor mm 4 Men's and Young Men's Special Purchase! WOOL AND RAYON fl Gabardine HOW THESE DRAPES RECEIVED THE MOST SPONTANEOUS ACCEPTANCE OF ANY ITEM WE'VE EVER SEEN 1 Here Again More Popular Than Ever! Misses' Children's "KOOKIE" 99 the Amazing Sensational Strictly New NON-WOVEN RAYON AND COTTON gW'ygg i an wvmrmt if i Kj 1 r'l mm 1 ime I Pliatad front Zipper fly Sizes 29 to 42 Crtasa-nslstant gabardine Don't pay a.95 to 10.95! You'll marvel at tha fine quality gabardine and tha way they're tailored! Choose from Teal blua. Green, Brow or Tan. Street nonr-SAL Ce.

ORDER YOURS TODAY Mall and phana aedera filled add la poatais Trimz' Draperies Not a Substitute but a drapery la class by itttlf. I I.A il or phone LI. 5625 1 1 Cask DC.O.D. Chart aM sjw The appearance and durability of Kate raw draperies will amata you. They're so beautiful and downright ineipentiva that you'll never trouble to wash tham but choose to replace them with a change of color and pattern instead.

Imagine, at 1.98, a pair of these draperies coit less than a yard ef fine drapery fibricl I 1 Vi ydt. long, 60 int. wide Unofftcied by dampness Highly ruhiant lo fading An tnfirtly NEW fabric Hong in neot, natural ois iooi like epensiVa draperies Come ready to hang! mnr 0aau) PAIR SUes 12' i ta 3 Siia I'j to 12 Siiei 4 ta I PiT THR (Addr mail oaota. sr POSTAt.K. Department Store Central Ave.

at 4th St. S.E., Minneapolis Please send me the "Quail. Item sua Calrf rastT Prlee I I i II Pleaae send use I'ont laf 179 J98 Tie-backs IhcI. design on background color Platinum. Dealt a Draperies at 191 alr tha Multi-color "Congo Leaf" Oit) I of Rose Natural Blua Choose from simulated blarl patent or tan resora rheraed: Colors Quantity Blue Rntt fcalara) Platlnam fcnrlmed is I.

fhe. Mnr Order s.i end It ell. Comfortable fitting; Wear-tatted soles. Mall and Phone Ordera Pilled Add ID. Poataia Downstairs SAL Co.

NAME HTBIfT AND IN THE EDINA SHOPPING CENTER 3944 W. 50th St. Order by Mall CITT. STATS Hero pictured it the New "Congo Leaf Trimi Drapery 1.

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