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3 I 13 33, 30, 33, 30 5331 5315 2012 3025 5325 2531 1st St. St. a such MRS. SOPHIE A. ALLEN Services for Mrs.

Sophie A. Allen, 77, Mound, who died Saturday, will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Werness Brothers 3700 Nicollet with burial in St. Mary's Survivors include CemeteRter, Mrs. Deloris Steen, Mound, and a son, John N.

Allen, Minneapolis. DEATHS moving to California 17 years ago. He was a charter member of Paul Revere AM. He Madge, "grain merchant. Survivors, include his widow.

a sister, Grace Campbell, Hartford, and six daughters and four sons. PALMER E. EKERN Services for Palmer Ekern, 728 E. 25th who died Saturday, will he, at 10 a.m. Mortuary, Wednesday at 1825 Chicago Quist with burial in Ft.

Snelling National Cemetery. Born in Flandreau, S.D.. he lived in Minneapolis 20 years. was a a a a a World War I veteran. He was a a a a a a building contractor.

Survivors include his widow, Cynthia; a son, Donald Tucson, and a brother, Peter, Anaheim, Calif. MRS. ANNE FISHER Services for Mrs. Anne Fish- er, 61, 5311 Circle Downs, Golden Valley, who died Saturday, will be at 1 p.m. today at Hodroff and Sons-Aaron Mortuary, 1306 Plymouth with burial in United Hebrew Brotherhood Cemetery.

Born in Duluth, she lived in Minneapolis 35 years. Survivors include her husband. Hyman; two brothers, Godfrey, Los Angeles, and James, St. Cloud, St. Paul; Mrs.

Jack Zimmerman, seven sisters, Mrs. Solly Orloff, Virginia, Mrs. Nels Long, New York, N.Y.: Mrs. Ruth Morehouse, Mrs. Max Yettra and Mrs.

Jake Bergher, all of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Marie Berger, Moose Lake, Minn. WALFRED FORSLUND Services for Walfred Forslund, 78, 1328 S. 5th who died Sunday, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Washburn-McReavy Mortuary, 2905 NE.

Johnson with burial in Hillside Cemetery. A retired contractor, Mr. Forslund Minneapolis resident 59 years. ALFRED F. JAECHE Services for Alfred F.

Jaeche, 66, 5937 W. River Road, who died Saturday, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Welander-Quist Mortuary, 1200 W. Broadway, burial in Crystal Lake Cemetery. Mr.

Jaeche was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church. He 26 years. belonged to the worked for, the Crane Co. for North Side American Legion Post. Survivors include his widow, Hildur, and two brothers, Willison, Jordan, and Court, Minneapolis.

DR. CHARLES B. KUHLMANN WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (Special) Charles B. Kuhlmann, 78, Lake Worth, died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital, here.

were Funeral Friday at services Lake Worth. Dr. Kuhlmann, a native of Washington County, was professor and head of the department of economics and business administration at Hamline University, St. Paul, for 29 years before retirement in 1952. He 1922 joined the Hamline in as an associate professor.

He was a graduate of Wausau, High School, and the University of Wisconsin. He received his master's and Ph. D. degrees from the University of Minnesota. After his retirement, Kuhlmann taught for a year at Bluefield College, Bluefield, and returned to Hamline in the 1957.

58 school year to teach and head his former department a temporary basis. Dr. Kuhlmann formerly lived in Excelsior. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Ben Wegner and Lucy Kuhlmann.

ERICK W. SEABERG Services for Erick W. Seaberg, 79, 2416 Bloomington who died Saturday, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Welander Quist Mortuary, 1825 Chicago with burial in Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr.

Seaberg, born in Stockholm, Sweden, lived in Minneapolis 30 vears. Survivors include his widow, Hannah: three sons, William, West St. Paul; Eldred, Milwaukee, and Einer, Rockwell City, Iowa; a sister, Mrs. Frank Buzbee, San Bernardino, and two sisters and a brother in Sweden. MRS.

ANNA SMITH Services for Mrs. Anna Smith, 95, Minnesota Masonic Home, Bloomington, who died Saturday, will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Masonic Temple in Excelsior with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Smith, a native wood resident Falls, of the Masonic had preone eight years.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. John Boyle, Minneapolis. MRS. TORA E. SMITH Services for Mrs.

Tora E. Smith, 76, 3407 Irving Av. who died Sunday, will at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in SundsethAnderson Mortuary, with bu burial in Lakewood Cemetery. Mrs.

Smith was a lifelong resident of Minneapolis. She was a member of Christ English Lutheran Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Victor C. Olson, Minneapolis; a son, Curtis Minneapolis, and a brother, Joseph B.

Remmen, Milwaukee, Wis. Memorials are preferred to Christ English Lutheran Church. MRS. RUTH E. SPARLING Services for Mrs.

Ruth E. Sparling, former Minneresident who died Wednesday in Los Angeles, will be at 3 p.m. at Lakewood Cemetery Chapel, with burial in Lakewood Cemetery. Mrs. Sparling taught Latin and English in Minneapolis schools prior to retirement.

She was a graduate of Northwestern University, Evanston, a of Gamma Phi Beta and Phi Beta Kappa. Margaret, Surviving and are two a daughter, Philip and Austin, all of Barrington, and three sisters, Mrs. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS 3. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS CROWELL- -Vernon 69. 1316 Clinton Av.

Sunday. Survived by son, LeRoy, daughter, Mrs. Gerald (Verna) Westermon, brothers, Dwight Earl, Duluth, and sister, Mrs. Marge Luken, Michigan. Services Billman Nicollet Chapel, 2121 Nicollet, 1:30 p.m.

Tues, Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Visitation after 5 o.m. Mon. GEORGE F. BALLENTINE20 Services for George F.

Ballentine, 85, 2554 NE. Hayes who died Saturday, will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Washburn-McReavy Mortuary, 2905 NE. Johnson with burial in Hillside Cemetery, years, Scoralenuinch. born resident, 65 in Nova was 98 Order of Scottish member.

of Clan Gordon No. Clans, Cataract Lodge No. 2 A.F. and A.M. and of Westminster Presbyterian Church.

Survivors include his widow, Margarite; two daughters, Mrs. Fred Wassen, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Leon Black, Lansing, four sons, Lt. George Ft. Richardson, Alaska; the Rev.

John Tyler, and Forbes W. and Thomas both of Minneapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Bessie Morrell, Boston, Mass. SAMUEL W. BATSON Services for Samuel W.

Batson, 82, 125. Central Wayzata, died Friday in Denver, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Wayzata Community Church, with burial in Summit Park Cemetery. Mr. Batson was born in Massachusetts and lived in Wayzata for 60 years.

He was a retired real estate man and a former member of the Minneapolis State Board of Realtors. Survivors include three sons, Philip and John, Wayzata, and Thomas, San Marino, and a daughter, Mrs. Karl (Cynthia) Nasi, Denver. CYRIL P. BERNIER Services for Cyril P.

Bernier, 80, 1569 E. River Terrace, who died Wednesday in McAllen, be at 9 a.m. today at St. Francis Cabrini Roman Catholic Church, with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. Mr.

Bernier, a retired agent for the Metropolitan Life Insurance was a native of Centerville, Minn, and lived in Minneapolis for 25 years. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and Veterans Association of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Survivors include his widow, Evelyn two sons, Cyril and John, Minneapolis, and a daughter, Mrs. Mary K. Giebler, Minneapolis.

H. R. CAMPBELL Special to the Minneapolis Tribune REDONDO BEACH, Calif. Services H. R.

Campbell, 82, who formerly, of Thursday, St. Louis will Park. 2 p.m. today in White and Day Mortuary, Redondo Beach, with burial here. Born in Maine, Mr.

Campbell lived in St. Louis Park before ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES and FUNERALS ALLARD Rev. J. Clinton, age 80, Pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church, Medicine Lake, Reviewal at the church after 4 p.m.

Monday with Parish Vigil at 8 p.m. KC Rosary 9 p.m. Monday by Father George. Council of Wayzata. The 4th Degree Honor Guard will be on duty Monday from 8 p.m.

until midnight. Office of the Dead 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the parish church; 11 a.m. Pontifical Requiem High Mass. Interment parish cemetery.

Arrangements with Gearty Davis Funeral Chapel, Robbinsdale, ALLEN -Sophia age 77. of Mound, Mpls. Survived by daughter. Mrs. Deloris Steen of Mound: son, John N.

Allen of 2 granddaughters, Judith Barbara Allen, 2 grandsons, John William Steen: 2 great -grandchildren. Services Tuesday 3 clock at Werness Brothers Chapel 37th St. Nicollet Av Interment St. Mary's. Friends may call at the chapel begin.

ning Monday 2 o' clock. ANDERSON Alfred age 75, of 4505 Abbott Av. S. Survived by 2 brothers. Clarence, Milan, John 2 sisters, Mrs.

Selma Erickson. Miss Ida Anderson, all of Mois. Services Wed. 2 p.m. Kviteseid Lutheran Church, Milan Minn, Interment Kviteseid Lutheran Church Cemetery.

Reviewal starting noon Tues. at the ME Chapel, Lawrence Hauge, Director, 2825 E. Lake St. ANDERSON -Carl age 55, of 2444 E. Medicine Lake Plymouth.

Survived by wife, Ida; one son, Richard. Services a.m., at the Gearty -Davis Funeral Chapel, Robbinsdale. Interment Rosedale cemetery. BALLENTINE--George F. age 85 of 2554 Hayes St.

NE Survived by wife. Margaret: 2 daughters, Mrs. Fred (Margaret) Wassen Mrs. Leon (Elizabeth) Black; 4 sons, Lt. Col.

George Forbes Rev. John Thomas J. Ballentine; 17 grandchildren; 1 sister, Mrs. Bessie Morrell. Services Wedneday, 3 D.m..

at The Washburn-McReavy (Northeast Chanell, 2905 Johnson St. NE. Interment Hill. side Cemetery, Reviewal after 2 p.m. Tuesday.

BARBER- Darrell L. (Shorty), age, 64 of 3524 Girard Av. S. Survived by wife. Mariorie, Notice of service later.

Arrangements Werness Brothers. 37th St. Nicollet Av, BARTELL Winfield age 55. formerly of 315 E. 14th St.

NE. Mpls. Beloved son of Mrs. Sadie Bartell, brother of Mrs. Grant (Flovi Hallberg, Richfield, Vallard F.

Vernon Bartell, Mrs. Ira (Virginia) Learn, Edina. Mrs. Arthur (Muriel) Rue, Mrs. Raymond (Gladys) Quilling, Mols.

Merton S. Bartell, Glennburnie, Md. Member First Baptist Church. Services Tues 1:30 p.m. at Peterson -Albinson (Columbia Park Chapell, 3207 Central Av.

at St Anthony Blvd. Russell Peterson, Direc tor. Interment Hillside. BATSON -Samuel, 82. of Way.

zato, passed away Denver. on Fri. Survived by 3 sons, Philip John, Wayzota, Thomas. San Marino, Calif daughter. Mrs.

Kari (Cynthia) Nos, Denver, 12 grandchildren. and great-grandchildren. Services Wavzata Community Church, 2 p.m. Wed. Interment Summit Pork Cemetery.

Wavzata. Visitotion Wayzata Funeral Home. 1220 Wayzata Wayzata, Minn, after 2 p.m. Tues. Memorials preferred Way- zota Community Church.

BERNIER--Cyril P. 00e 80, of 1569 River Terrace Survived by wife, Evelyn J. (Foley): 2 sons Cyril M3 and John one daughter Mary K. Giebler; 5 grandchildren; great-grand children: one brother. Oliver LeValley.

Services 8:30 a.m. at Washburn- McReavy (Southeast Chapel), 405 Central Av. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. at St. Francis Cabrini Catholic church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Rosary Sun. 8 p.m. at the chapel. BROULLIRE- age 54, of 1708 87th St Survived by wife.

Germaine and 2 daughters. Mrs. Rov Sippinen Suson. Broullire. Services interment in Iron Mountain.

Mich, Arrangements by Washburn-McReavy (Southeast Chapell. FE 3-2368. CARLSON-Louis 72 of 367 S. Pascal, St. Paul.

Survived by daughter, Mrs Paul (Lorraine) Kellev: son, Maurice: brother, Fred A. Carlson; grandchildren Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Enger Funeral Home, Pork 01 Grant, interment Hillside Cemetery. Bertha Bailey, San Diego, and Mrs. Mary Schmitt and Mrs.

Margaret Wilkins, both of Los Angeles. MRS. ANNA M. STANDAL Services for Mrs. Anna M.

Standal, 93, Jordan, who died Sunday, will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Washburn-McReavy Mortuary, 405 Central Av. with burial in Crystal Lake Cemetery. Born in Norway, Mrs. Standal lived in Minneapolis 40 years, moving to Jordan two years ago.

Survivors include four sons, Chris, Youngtown, and Ben, Melvin and James, all of Minneapolis; two daughters, Ralph Ryan and George Marshall, both of Minneapolis, and brother, in Norway. MRS. HARRY THORNE Special to the Minneapolis Tribune COALGATE, Okla. Services for Mrs. Harry Thorne, 59, 1110 26th Av.

who died in Coalgate Sunday, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Coalgate Church of Christ with burial in the Coalgate Cemetery. Born in Coalgate, Mrs. Thorne was a Minneapolis resident 22 years. Survivors include her husband, Harry, Minneapolis; daughter, Mrs.

James RamsAlbany, N. Y. and sisters and two brothers. RIMAL ZIEVE Services for Rimal Zieve, 86, Marquette who died Sunday, will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Hodroff and Sons-Aaron Mortuary, 1306 Plymouth with burial in Minneapolis Jewish Cemetery.

Born in Lithuania, he lived in Minneapolis 74 years. Survivors sister, Mrs. A. N. Bearman, Minneapolis.

The family prefers memorials to the A. N. Bearman Scholarship Fund, Beth El Synagogue. Elsewhere RAFAELLO BUSONI, 62, artist, illustrator and author, at New York, N. Y.

Romulo to Talk at Macalester Gen. Carlos former Philippine to the United States, will be principal speaker at 11 a.m. Thursday at a convocation at Macalester College, St. Paul. Romulo is returning to the Philippines soon to assume dency of the the Philippines.

He is a former tive of the Philippine ment to ti the U.N. author of 10 ceived the Pulitzer 1941. AND FUNERALS 3. OBITUARIES LAINES -Sadie 82, of 219 W. 29th St.

Services 7:30 p.m. Mon. at Hanson-Nugent, 2116 Nicollet. in- terment Wed. at Dawson, Minn.

LUCY-William age 67, of Belle Plaine. Survived by wife Magdeline, 3 daughters Betty, Mary Jo and Nanette, 3 sons Patrick, Eugene and Jack Also 2 sisters Mrs. Rose Timmons and Mrs. Grace Katz, one brother Edward and 5 grandchildren. Visitation after 7 p.m.

Sat. Hayes Funeral Home, Belle Plaine. Funeral Moss 10 a.m. Sacred Heart Church. Interment Church Cemetery.

NATYSIN-Stanley (Cubby), age 44, of 1314 Main St. NE. Survived by sons, Paul S. Duane 2 daughters, Sharon A. Charlotte mother, Mrs.

Anna Natysin; 1 brother, Edward 3 sisters, Mrs. Stanley (Mary) Tabako, Mrs. John (Emily) Iskierko, Mrs. Dennis (Florence) Doerr, of Mpls. Funesal is Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.

from the Kapala Funeral Home. Solemn Requiem High Mass 9 a.m. in The Church of the Holy Cross. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.

Parish Rosary 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Visitation after 7:00 p.m, on Monday. PATREK-Mary age 85, of 2831 3rd St. N.

Survived by 4 sons, Simon, Peter. Thomas Philip; 3 daughters, Mrs. Joseph Kaminski, Mrs. Jacob Halek Mrs. Gertrude Ziek; 15 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; 1 sister.

Mrs. Elizabeth Pelarski. Funeral is Wednesday, 8:30 a.m., from The Kapala Funeral Home. Requiem High Mass 9 a.m. in The Church of St.

Philip. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Parish Rosary 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

Visitation after 7 p.m, on Monday PASTWA Melvina V. age 43 of 2999 Troseth Road. Roseville. by husband, Leo son. Roger Lee: parents Mr.

Mrs. John Peleskis Duluth, 2 brothers. Harold of Michigan and Irvin of Duluth. sister, Mrs. Ralph (Norline) Hendrickson.

Duluth. Minn. Funeral Monday 9:15 from The Kapala Funeral Home: Requiem High Mass 10 a.m. St. John the Baptist Church.

New Brighton. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Parish Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. Visitation after 6 p.m. on Saturday.

PEDERSON-Poul age 77. of Anoka. formerly of Fergus Fails on March 16th. Survived by wife. Bella; son, Roy A Pederson, of daughter, Mrs.

Ralph (Eleanor) King, of Boston, Mass. Also 5 grandchil. dren. Services on Tues at 10 a.m. from the 8 Chapel, Anoka.

Visitation after 3 p.m Mon. Graveside services on Tues. at 3:30 p.m at the Oak Grove Cemetery. Fergus Falls. PETERSON- Mrs.

Marie A of Rt. Balsam Lake Wisc. March 17. Beloved wife of Elmer mother of Mrs. Maurice (Eleanor) Funk, Albany, Calif; granddaughter: sister of John M.

Dahlby, Guntersville, Ala. Carl E. Dahlby, St. Paul, Arthur Dahlby, Ellsworth, Mrs. Joseph (Ruth) Dedeker, Hastings, Minn.

Services Tuesday 1:30 p.m. at the Anderson Funeral Home, 932 Payne Av. at Sims, St. Paul. Interment Forest Lawn.

Visitation after 2 p.m. Monday. RANGE-Edward age 64, of Merrifield, formerly of Robbinsdale Survived by wife. Florence; daughter. Mrs.

W. Schirmers of Crystal. Mrs. Lyle Murray of Miami, Mrs. V.

B. Jordet of Robbinsdale; sons. Donald Roger, both of Crystal, Ed Jr. of Glasgow, Montana: grandchildren; brother, Milton of Winona. Retired member of the Printing Pressman's Union, past commander of Westphal Post American Legion No 251.

Services Wednesday, 2 p.m. at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, 25th Newton Av. N. Masonic Graveside Ritual under the auspices of Compass Lodge No.

265 A F. A.M. Interment National Cemetery. Reviewal beginning 7:30 p.m. Monday at.

The -Davis Funeral Chapel, Robbinsdale. SEABERG Erick age 79. residence 2416 Bloomington Av. on Sat. Survived by wife.

Hannah 3 sons, William West St. Paul. Eidred K. Milwaukee. Wis Einer Rockwell City, 6 arandchildren; 2 sisters brother in Sweden; sister.

Mrs. Frank Buzbee, San Bernardino. Calif. Services Tues. p.m.

at WelanderQuist (South Chapel! Chicago Av at 19th Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may coll beginning Monday noon. SMITH -John E. age 76, 2524 Bryont N. con Fri Survived by wife Frances, one son Roland, one granddaughter of Mpls.

Services Mon 1:30 0.m. Sundseth- Anderson Funera! Home. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. I SEE by the TRIBUNE MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Dennis W. Van Dover, 18, 2926 Columbus Av.

Marya C. Falkmon, 17, 5941 11th Av. S.4 Einar Sanderson, legal, Mound: Lillie E. Bolden, legal, 24, 13th St. William 0.

Whaley, 19, 1420 Juneau Loner Marilyn L. Williams. 16, 2019 23rd Av. Michael A. Bruccioni, 21, 5844 Lundale Av.

Beverly E. Berg, 21, 3620 13th Av. Clifford E. Johnson, 45. 600 16th Av.

SE. Gloria J. Catlett, 34, 2011 W. Broodway. Julius A.

Lee, 30. 9th St Effie Jennings, 25, 4308 Oakland Av. S. Bruce L. Parker, 22, 210 E.

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John B. Clemens, legal, 3639 France Av. Patricia J. Jones, legal, 3900 571h Av. Earl Decker.

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Francis G. Hall, 1701 Park Av. Betty L. Smith, 7614 1st Av. S.

Richfield Robert F. Westergreen, 21, 2815 Benton Blvd. Judith J. Higdon, 19, 3616 11th Av. Robert E.

Hoeft. 21, 2607 Upton Av. Barbara E. Picha, 21, 4227 Queen Av. N.

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Conrad F. Fink, 315 W. 25th Monica H. Wisdorf, 18. 327 University Av.

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Daniel V. Hansen, 22, 3210 Girard Av. Marjorie L. Olsen, 20, 3540 38th Av. John W.

Fritz, 24 2941. 11th Av Sharon L. Anderson, 21. 3439 19th Av Donald K. Hansen, 31, 1615 Evergreen Lane Lee Ann Zitzloff, 20, 6709 Medicine Lake Rd.

Martin 0. Malmin; 21, 4172 Adair Av. Diane R. Sundahl, 21, 3132 1st Av. Leonard P.

Gisvold 22, 4925 10th Av. St Joyce L. Grinley, 19, 4622 Bruce Edina. John H. Laschinger, 46, 655 Cherry St.

St. Paul: Leone B. Tulowetzke, 37, 3205 30th Av. S. BIRTHS GIRLS MINNEAPOLIS Mr Rand Araskog, 5 one.

Plymouth. William F. Austin, Roman C. Barnack. Bloomington Richard K.

Barrett. Bloomington. Bernard M. Berres, Davie H. Beyer, Coon Rapids.

Byron E. Blake. Bloomington, Stephen H. Carr, Donald M. Chilson William M.

Corcoran, Richfield. Lorin R. Derby, 7045 Richfield John B. Eakins, Brooklyn Center. William A.

Eddy, Curve Bloominaton. Kenneth E. Egertson, Paul. David D. Engel, Bloomington.

Donald E. Fahrlander, Reynold A. Freitog, Av St. Louis Jack L. Funk, 3434 John A.

Gilbertson. Bloomington Homer W. Godfrey, Edina. David W. Goldenstein, Robert R.

Grill, 1706 Donald W. Grotey, Columbia Heights. William A. Hayes. Golden Valley.

Frederick J. Herkel, Andrew A. Hudson. Harley Jahnz, Bloomington. Paul E.

Johnson. Richfield. Kim H. Kimmerle. Golden Valley.

Frederick L. Klein, David B. Kreitzer, Edina. Michael L. Lingston, Gary R.

LoCascio, Judson A. Lovingwod. AND FUNERALS (Remmen), age 76, N. Survived by a Victor (Barbara) Curtis Smith: 4 of a brother, of Milwaukee. p.m.

SundsethHome. Interment All memorials. To Christ English age 95, Masonic by daughter, Mrs. 5 grandchildren. Funeral servp.m.

Masonic Interment Oak Hill may call Mondav at Lake St. at 12th Funeral service, Abrahamson. director: age 84, of Los formerly of Mols. Miss Margaret Angeles and 2 sons. of Barington 11.: 3 sisters Services Lakewood Cemetery Lakewood.

ReviewWashburn-McReavy (SouthCentral Av after one hour previous age 93, in Jorof Mols. SurChris, Ben, Melvin, daughters, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. George (Salivi grandchildren; 31 greatgreat-great-grand- in Norway. Servat Washburn-McChapell 405 Central Lake cemetery.

age 50, of 1.408 by wife. JuletR. Robert James daughter, sister. Services Washburn-McReavy 405 Central Av. Byron, 89.

former passed away Sun. Ind. Notice of servAnderson- Leland Fu4-0771. age 73, of 2920 p.m. Survived by Mrs.

one granddaughter, Ethel Grace Roy ond Russell Mpis. Services Anderson -Peterson S. of Franklin, Incemetery. MemoHeart Fund. Friends p.m.

Sun. Clifford FE 6-9663. 4. FLORISTS Abner Ferris Flowers 7 N.E. 4th St.

FE 6-8010 Schedule your ad 4 or times Get LOWER RATE CANCEL IN YOU GET RESULTSI National GOP Official to Speak Grant Reynolds, White Plains, N.Y., legal counsel for the Republican National Committee, will' speak at a dinner following the Hennepin County Young Republican League (YRL.) convention April 7 in the Radisson Hotel. Delegates to the tion will elect new, officers and delegates to the state YRL convention May 4 and 5 in St. Louis Park. Rolvaag Assails Andersen Trip to Indian Areas Lt. Gov.

Karl F. Rolvaag said Sunday that publicityseeking was the principal motive for Gov. Elmer L. Andersen's tour of Minnesota Indian communities last week. "I do not doubt that the governor would like to have something done about this deplorable situation," said Rolvaag, a candidate for DFL gubernatorial endorsement.

"What is objectionable in this case, however, is that the governor is willing to play on the misfortunes of others for publicity's sake." Rolvaag's remarks were prepared for delivery to Polk and Red Lake County DFL conventions. "This highly publicized, ical governor's peculnothine trip is all too typiar approach to nearly every problem he has had since becoming chief executive," said Rolvaag. "The tour was overwhelmingly populated by Andersen's personal public relations staff and representatives of the working press" instead of by experts on Indian problems, he said. Homemade Bomb Damages Synagogue PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -(P) -A homemade bomb, hidden in a small box used to store religious caps, exploded in a foyer entrance of a Philadelphia Synagogue Saturday night as some 300 persons attended a wedding and a dance inside.

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WE 5-5503 15. LET'S SEE THE TOWN CURTIS HOTEL 327 10TH MPLS. FE 3-5144 16. ATTRACTIONS MINNEAPOLIS MORNING, 1962 TRIBUNE 31 Buren St. Columbia Heights John G.

Manlove. 813 11th Av. SE. Edword L. Moon, 2629 Heights Dr.

Coon Rapids Thomas M. Murphy. 1217 Plymouth Av. N. Gerald A.

Destreich Mound Dennis C. Olson, 1213 Av. NE. Blaine Stanley J. Opseth.

4901 W. 86th St. Bloomington. 313 Phillip K. Person.

NE. Broadwav Grannis H. Pierson, 1750 Pleasant St. Poul. Wesley A.

Pietila. N. Cedor Lake Rood James R. Reents, N. Lilac Gold.

en Valley. John Ross, 2817 15th Av. Biorn Rossing. 2519 NE 4th St Bruce R. Russell, 3718 Av Ronald Scholl, 3430 NE.

Edwards St Anthony Robert E. Schultz. Rhode Island Av. St. Louis Pork Robert D.

Semmer, 1304 W. Medicine Lake Dr. Pivmouth. Benedict W. Smith.

512 Newton Av. George M. Stanley, 4230 Xenia Av. Crystal. William Strand.

10699. NE. Washington St Blaine Arnold H. Swenson, 7412 Dupont Av Richfield Wai Yin Syn. 718 14th Av.

SE Gordon D. Titus 3348 26th Av. James R. Walters. 2634 Bloisdell Av.

Lee O. Wilcox. 4441 Upton Av Charles J. Wilson, 10448 Xerxes Av. S.

Bloomington Ronald L. Wilson, 5835 NE. Main St. Fridlev Richard A. Yurecko.

5000 NE. 7th Columbia Heights. BOYS Mr. and Robert C. Adams, 137 University Village.

Wallace Almquist 2005 9th Joseph A. Bodnar, Elk River, Minn Donald R. Brustman, 176 Arundel St. Paul Howard E. Butler, W.

90th St. Bloomington. Bartell W. Cardon $25 University Av SE Floyd E. Clark.

2413 28th Av. S. Robert F. Coverdill, Savage Richard G. Danielson.

1117 22nd Av. N. Vernon D. Enge. 806 25th Av.

John A. Esau. Hiawatha Av Jock H. Folley. 2901 79th Av.

Brock lvn Park James P. Gilbert, Altura, Road. Fridlev. Gayland E. Halter, 4225.

Winchester Lane, Brooklyn Center, Melvin W. Harmening. 3112 Hiawatha Av. Harvey Henjum. 725 8th Av.

SE. Jerry L. 2724 Brunswick Av. St. Louis Park Leo J.

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Knutson, 1230 NE. Washington St. Edward Kron, 6133 Nicollet Av. Richfield Vernon C. Lindfors.

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Mississippi Dr. Donald N. Orr. Long Lake. Robert E.

Peterson, 3049 Edgewood Av St. Louis Park Richard W. Rosling. 768 NW. 113th Coon Rapids Robert E.

Sime. 2121 Glenwood Av. Samuel S. Sivanich. 1909 NE Pierce St Richard A.

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303 Vincent Av Robert T. Vaaler. 6329 Tingdale Edina. Warren J. Wessman.

2336 37th St. Lawrence G. White, 8125 Zenith Av. Bloominaton. Theodore L.

Wilen, 2943 Clinton Av. Eugene Williams. 3816 26th Av. Robbinsdale. Theron E.

Wright, 6684 Central Av Fridlev. Winthrop H. Zocher, 3100 15th Av. S. Kenneth L.

Zuehlodorff. 4902 34th Av. Actor Frank Orth Dies at 82 HOLLYWOOD, Actor Frank Orth, 82, who played Inspector Farraday in the "Boston Blackie" televison series, died Saturday night. He had retired in 1959 after surgery for throat cancer. MARKERS 1.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS monuments up. Free delivery. FE 5-0255 or KE 7-0672 DIRECTORS LAKE ST. 4-3621 HAUGE Saratoga Lane. Wavzata.

8527 Chicago 3225 W. 81st 5252 29th Av. 8748 E. River 11010 Russell Av. Av.

S. 456 Morgan 911 Pork Av 1416 E. 72nd Augsburg Av. 6260 Brooklyn 8602 Poplar Bridge 1925 Walnut St. 8655 Oakland 3307 N.

2nd St. 3006 Rhode Island Park. 21st Av. 9306 4th Av. 4204 Philbrook Lane.

1905 E. 38th St. NE. 4th St 4746 Heights Dr. 513 Meadow Lane N.

Riverview Road. 4524 4th Av. S. 9941 Irving Av, S. 6413 19th Av.

S. 8204 Duluth 5605 Grove Edina. 4836 Rutledge 3319 Lyndale Av. N. 3400 NE.

Johnson St. 4406 NE. Van 6. MONUMENTS MONUMENTAL SALES markers, $32.50 738 NW Bank Bldg. Eves 3-9316 1.

FUNERAL McDivitt-Hauge 2825 E. PA LAWRENCE DIRECTOR Werness Brothers CHAPELS 37 St. Nicollet Ave. TA 4-2624 50 St. Beard Ave.

So. WA 7-8641 O. E. Larson Established 1895 SYMPATHY, GRACE, DIGNITY OUR KEYNOTES 2301 Central Ave. ST 9 3571 Albin Chapel 2200 Nicollet FE 3-1418 Paul Albinson Sons DIRECTORS Washburn-McReavy SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 405 CENTRAL FE 3-2368 NORTHEAST CHAPEL 2905 JOHNSON ST 1-8389 ALBINSON-PETERSON 1701 Chicago FE 2-2464 3207 Central ST 9.8889 RUSSELL PETERSON, Director Barney Anderson-Leland 3644 CHICAGO AV TA 4-0771 WALTER LELAND Director O.

E. LARSON 2301 CENTRAL AVE ST 9-3571 knaeble's JA 9.9636 W. BROADWAY AT UPTON Anderson-Peterson CLIFFORD PETERSON, Director 27 AV. S. at FRANKLIN FE 6-9663 RICHARD GILL CHAPEL FRANKLIN AT CHICAGO FE 5-7729 BERTCH FE 5-7841 SUNDSETH-ANDERSON LYNDALE AT 21ST AV JA 9.9291 2535 CENTRAL AVE ST 9.1564 Kapala's FE 2-5497 230 13TH AV NE.

JOHN BILLMAN FUNERAL SERVICE John Billman Joseoh Billman M. F. Poulton FE 5-4259 STROBECK-JOHNSON HOPKINS WE 8-9020 THOMSON BROTHERS 2535 PARK AV FE 2-8753 Miller Col. Heights HUBER EXCELSIOR Fox-Sullivan ST 1-1244 Hanson-Nugent FE 5-5128 ABRAHAMSON FUNERAL CHAPEL Lake St. at 12th Av.

S. PA 4-5444 Seifert GR 2-1716 Mound EVANS NORDBY, OSSEO RAINVILLE BROTHERS CHAPEL 222 Hennepin FE 9-0951 HODROFF SONS- AARON CHAPELS FE 6:5000 BURR GORANSUN 3040 TA 3-7279 Gearty-Davis Robbinsdale WATERSTON 4343 NICOLLET AV. TA 5-4567 WHITE FUNERAL HOME TA 3-7264 Newspaper Plant Burns Special to the Minneapolis Tribune NORWOOD, Minn, The home of the Norwood Times, conven-72-year-old weekly newspaper, the seven-room apartment of its owners were destroyed by fire Sunday. The loss was estimated at more than $50,000. Mrs.

Viola Clay, co-owner of the newspaper with her husband, Roy, said their son, Kerry, 18, discovered the fire about 4:30 p.m. as was backing his car out the her garage. Man Charged With Violating Health Rules An Edina man faces charges today that he failed to meet health standards after the power was shut off in his home for delinquency in paying his electric bill, police said. Jailed Friday was Gordon Coleman, 39, 7211 County Road 18, the unemployed father of five school age children. Edina health sanitarian James H.

Hensley said Coleman's four-room home lacked light, heat, refrigeration, toilet facilities or power for cooking. Hensley and an Edina policeman went to the home Friday on a complaint channeled through the Hennepin County sheriff's office. "The five kids were huddied in blankets and were using candles to light the place. He (Coleman) had put up a makeshift stove in the bedroom for burning wood," Hensley said. Hensley said the Coleman's electricity--which powers an electric range, oil stove and water pump--was shut down early Friday by Northern States Power Co.

At Hensley's request the Company restored service after Coleman was jailed. Hensley said he and Edina attorneys will prepare charges against Coleman. Coleman was held in Edina jail last night. Mrs. Coleman was looking after the children.

Romulo the presiUniversity of representagovern- and the books. He rePrize in 3. OBITUARIES SMITH -Tora of 3407 Irving Av. daughter, Mrs. Olson 8 a son grandchildren, all Joseph B.

Remmen, Services Tues. 1:30 Anderson Funeral Lakewood cemetery. may be directed Lutheran Church, SMITH Anna. Home. Survived John (Ruth) Boyle: great grandchildren.

ices Tuesday 1:30 Temple. Excelsior. Cemetery. Friends Abrahamson Chapel, Av. Bordwell Frederick W.

SPARLING- Ruth E. Angeles, Survived by daughter. Sparling, Los Philip and Austin 5 grandchildren; Mon. 3 p.m. at Chapel.

Interment al at the east Chapell. 405 2 p.m. Sun. and to service. -Anna dan, Minn.

Formerly vived by 4 sons, James; 2 (Nora) Ryan Marshall; 17 grandchildren 3 children; brother 3 ices Tues. p.m. Reavy (Southeast Interment Crystal TEMP--Herbert Spruce Place. Survived ta: 4 sons, Donald Terry E. and Karan; 2 brothers; p.m., at (Southeast Chapel), Interment Hillside.

-Albert resident of at Winona Lake, ice later. Barney nerol Home. TA WURST--Orville 41 st Av S. Fri. beloved wife, Emily: Dorothy Howe: Judy: 2 sisters.

Wurst; 2 brothers. Wurst, all of 1:30 p.m., at the Chapel, 27th Av. terment Lakewood rials prefered to may call after 2 Peterson. director, Welander-Quist EKERN-Palmer E. South Chapel JAECHE-Albert North Chapel LARSON--Clara North Chapel OTTING-John C.

West Chapel PHILLIPS-Fred Edina Chapel SEABERG-Erick South Chapel NORTH CHAPEL 1200 WEST BROADWAY JA 9-9201 SOUTH CHAPEL CHICAGO AV. AT 19TH FE 2-6566 WEST CHAPEL 2301 DUPONT 7-2203 EDINA MORTUARY 5116 HIGHWAY 169 S. WE 9-8574 White FUNERAL HOME NEWLY ENLARGED FACILITIES PARKING LOT ADJOINING RALPH A. WHITE 2730 HENNEPIN AV. TA 3-7264 Gill Brothers Central Chapel OFF HENNEPIN at 14TH FE 6-3675 South Chapel 5801 LYNDALE SO.

TA 7-4646 Bloomington-Richfield 9947 LYNDALE SO. TU 8-7771 GLEASON MORTUARY Enlarged Modernized NICOLLET AT 27TH ST. TA 3-5207 Henry W. Anderson 3640 23 Av. S.

PA 9-2331 DAVIES MORTUARY Harmon Place at 14th St. FE 2-4351 MALONE FREMONT AT LOWRY N. JA 2-2304 LOWRY AT IRVING N. JA 9.9691 Billman-Hunt 2701 CENTRAL NE. ST 9-3535 Enga-Memorial Chapel 5600 EXCELSIOR BLVD.

WE Fine funerals need not be costlv ENGER Park Av Grant St FE 6-3634 MORRIS NILSEN RICHFIELD UN 9-3226 FLYNN SON LYNDALE AV S. at 36th TA 2-3181 Peter Kozlak ST 9-8869 12. TRANSPORTATION TRAVEL BOTH READERS AND ADVERTISERS ARE urged to exercise caution in arranging automotive transportation with other individuals. References should be changed and carefully investigated CARS TO LOS ANGELES: Miami: Phoenix, Portland: Spokane: Seattle; Wichita, Dallas. Rockford, Marshalltown, San Francisco: New York Citv.

One wav round trip. Gas allowance. Leave immediately. LEND LEASE TRANSPORTATION 5105 WEST 35TH ST WA 7-8601 CARS TO SEATTLE, SAN FRANCISCO GAS ALLOWANCES 720 4TH CAR SEATTLE SPOKANE LAS VEGAS GAS ALLOWANCE SEATTLE. 827.5373 TO SPOKANE Drive as your own Gas aliowance General Leasing Corp WE 5-5503 DRIVER TO TACOMA GOOD ALLOWANCE--GO TODAY PHONE 827-5678 our car 10 Butte.

Montana. DRIVE, only, gns allowance PA 0.8094 LEAVE for Boloxi. Miss. Mar. 24.

Take one, drive, share exp. PA 4-8939 19. PERSONALS, BUSINESS FOR RENT OR LEASE EASTON-Waldron age 67, of 4459-341h Av. S. Funeral notice later, The Henry W.

Anderson Mortvary. 3640-23rd Av. S. EKERN -Palmer age 70, residence 728 E. 25th St.

on Sat. Survived by wife, Cynthia; son, Donald E. Ekern, Tucson, 2 grandchildren, David Glen Jennifer Joan Ekern; brother, Peter Ekern, Anaheim, Calif. Services Wed. 10 a.m, of Welander-Quist (South Chapel) Chicago Av.

at 19th. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Friends may call beginning 5 p.m. Mon. Rosemount.

Funeral notice later. ArFAIRBANKS- age 2, of rangements with Rosemount Funeral Home, Rosemount, Minn. FORSLUND-Walfred. age 78. of 1328 S.

5th St. Survived by several nieces nephews. Services Wed. 11 a.m. at the Washburn McReavy (Northeast Chapell 2905 Johnson St.

NE. ment Hillside. GATZKE-Lorena age 48, of New England, N.D. Survived by husband, Albert; son, James, daughters, Mary Ellen, Barbara, Angeline, Irene Susan. Funeral Wed.

in New England, N.D. Arrangements Washburn-McReavy (Southeast Chapel) FE 3-2368. GEIER--Elizabeth age 71, 232 Marshall St. Paul. Survived by husband.

Otto; 2 sons. Paul. Newport. Otto Mols; 2 brothers, George Fahling, Conklin, Mich. Peter Fahling, Battle Creek.

Mich: There are 5 grandchildren. Funeral from the Lake Mortuary, 1107 3rd St. at Bald Eagle White Bear Lake, Wednesday. 2 p.m. Visitation after 7 p.m.

Tuesday. Interment Union Cemetery, White Bear Lake. GREENHAM-Lucille of the dore Hotel Annex, St. Paul. Memorial service 10:30 A.M.

at the Henry Funeral Home, 536 N. Snelling St. Paul. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Park Mausoleum. There will be no visitation.

age 70, of 287 W. 7th St. Paul. Funeral notice later. Kapala Funeral Home, 230 13th NE.

FE 2-5497. JAECHE-Alfred. age 66. residence 5937 W. River Road on Sat.

vived by wife. Hildur, brothers, Willison Jaeche, Jordan, Minn. Court H. Jaeche, and nephew, Merle Jaeche Mols. Services Tues.

2 p.m.. Welander Quist (North Chopell, 1200 Broadway Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. JOHNSON-Henry W. age 72. 2651 Knox Av.

N. Survived by wife, Amy 2 daughters, Mrs. Yvonne Swanson, Evanston. 111. Mrs.

Henry (Ramona) Cole. Niantic. 2 sens, Warren R. Dale A. Johnson, 2 sisters, Mrs.

William Peterson, Mrs. Edward Groth. Outing. 7 grandchildren. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p.m..

Bethel Lutheron Church, 30th Emerson Av. N. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Reviewal at the Swanson Funeral Home, Lowry Irving Av. N.

after 7 p.m. Monday, and at the church previous to service. Memorials may be directed to the Bethel Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. JOHNSON Andrew of Spring Lake, Mich. formerly of Mols.

Born Aug 12, 1892, died March 17. 1962. Survived by his wife. Rose F. sons, Robert Russel A Richard of Spring Lake, Wesley of Mols.

Services Tues. at Spring Lake, Mich. KENNEDY-Sister Alphonsina C. S. of Bethany.

Sunday morning. Sister of Joseph John Kennedy. both of Michigan; stepdaughter of Mrs. ence Kennedv: step sister of Miss Evangeline Kennedy, Willmar, Mrs. Louis Avd, Miss Cecilia, Vincent, Miss Mary Ann, Michael Kennedy.

all of St. Poul, Mrs. Lewis Thornburg. Robert, South St. Paul, Mrs.

Edward Thill, New Brighton. Thomas Kennedy, Hollywood, Calif. Requiem Mass at the Provincial House Chapel, 1890 Randolph- St. Paul. 9 a.m.

Tuesday, Interment Resurrection. Friends may call at Bethany. 1870 Randolph, Sf. Paul, after 1 p.m. Mondav.

Memorials preferred to the Maryknoll Bide Fund. Arrangements O'Halloran Murphy. LARSON-Mrs. Esther age 78, of 810 22nd Av. S.

Survived by doughMrs. Leonard Bloomer: sons, Delbert Marvin granddaughters: sisters. Mrs. Oscar Grovell, Miss Ida, Lydia Merriam Paulson Services Tues The Albin Chapel, Paul Albinson Sons. Directors, 2200 Nicollet Av.

Interment Glenhaven Memorial Gardens, Friends' may call after 2 D.m, Mon. MAXIMUM SECURITY BANK VAULTover 600 sq. ft. with 9 point circular door, located in the basement of Northwestern federal building, 8th Hennepin. Suitable for safety deposit or your company's valuable docu.

ments. This Vault was used by a local bank when they occupied space in the building. FE 9-6414 or FE. 5-4289 LET us solve your company or associa tion internal or external house publication problems. Take advantage of our specialized house publication experience.

We are equipped to edit produce your house publication from writing to printina. Call WA 6-1421, or write 7204 Wooddale Mpis. DOWDEN- -Shelby L. (Rov), age 56. on Fri.

res. 3820 Quail Av N. Robbinsdale. Survived by wife. Linda daughter, Mrs.

William (Marlys) Korman, Brooklyn Center: mother, Mrs. Matilda Dowden and brothers, Donald and Harold, all of Elgin, 2 grand. children. Funeral service Mon. 1.30 p.m.

at the Elim Lutheran Church, 40th West Broadwav. Robbinsdale. Family prefers memorials to the church. Arrangements with DuSchane Funeral Chapel. 4239 West Broadway.

Robbinsdale. Interment Glen Haven Memorial Gardens: DWYER- -Richard, on March 17th. Res. Selbv St. Paul.

Survived by 1 son Donald R. of Savage; brother sister Phillip Loretta Hughes, both of St. Paul; Also sufvived by 2 grandchildren. Funeral from Kessler Maquire Funeral Home, 640 W. 7th St.

Paul, Tues. 8:30 a.m. Requiem Mass, Cathedral 9 a.m. Interment Burnsville Cemetery, age, Minn. Parish Rosary 8 p.m.

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Portland Fifth St. INDEX Of Major Classification Classification Number ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-24 AUTOMOTIVE 219-234 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 112-115 BUSINESS SERVICES 25 63 EDUCATIONAL 100-103 EMPLOYMENT -MEN 95-98 WOMEN 104-111 FINANCIAL 240-246 REAL ESTATE 132-218 RENTALS 116-130 for further information. 22. STAMPS, COINS AND BOOKS sical, etc. 430 14 Av.

SE. 23. INSURANCE RISK INSURANCE UNCIRCULATED 1962 Philadelphia pennies, $1.15 per roll, prepaid. Coins 100 E. Main St.

Anoka, Minn. HA 1-8430, HA 1-5355 COMPLETE works of Lincoln with index. rare information not printed before. $195 value. must sell cheap.

All so greeting cards for sale. 339.4127. 1962 ReTAIL PRICE LIST 25c-Upper Midwest Coin-1921 Emerson N. Rm. 213-JA 1-9585-JA 2-1531 TRADE, buy, sell U.S.

circulated coins and supplies. Campbell. Box 485, Willernie, Minn. GA 6-2389 BOOKS- -Thousands. Religious-clos- FUN! Sleigh Rides--Hay Rides-FUNT ALSO indoor arena for horseback ing (English style) -also instruction CLEARVIEW STABLES 478-6710 Hamel, Minn.

473-7689 HAZEL'S concessions 8 rides. Now booking: dairydays. Church Picnics all celebrations. Garfield, Minn. FINEST DANCE MUSIC old new.

Only 15 yrs. exper FE 1-1560 17. LOST AND FOUND LOST February 16. 1962, vicinity of Mpls. Athletic Club, Medical Arts Building, or In Yellow cab: white gold man's ring, large center stone surrounded by six smaller diamonds.

Very liberal reward. Call Mr. Bird, FE 9-0861 REWARD--Black long haired Dart cocker mongrel brown marks above each eve. brown feet, weighs 40 lbs. female belly recently shaved and bandaged Vic.

New Hope. Crystal KE 3-4624 REWARD tor information leading 10 recovery of 2 orange 8 white male Brittany Spaniels, last Feb. 24th. Sadmissed by children. WE 9-2044.

FOUND-Glasses on corner of Dowling Thomas N. Identify pay ad. JA 1-3059. Golden Retriever Pup Lost vic. Kenwood-Isles FR 7-1436 IF YOU have lost your pet -dial FOUND- Golden Retriever DUDDV Vic.

16th University. WE 8-8325 LOST--Young black fem. Lab Vic. 24th 40th St. S.

PA 9-0946. LOST- -Black Lab Choker collar. tka Mills area. Rew WE 8.1639 LOST--Gold compact bracelet, mental value. Reward TA 2-6741.

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Your help needed. WITNESSES who saw accident Mon. Mar 12 10:10 p.m. at 28th 1st Av. please call UN 9-6139 KON TIKI ISLAND CLUB accepting opplications for membership.

Write: Rt. Lakeville for details. 1. 19. PERSONALS, BUSINESS netic Tape Recorders, Reproducers, in terested in maintenance on Recorders located at various Air Force Boses within 500-mile radius of! Minneapolis.

Magnasync Corporation, 5546 Satsuma Avenue, North HollyCalif. wood, OUR PRESCRIPTIONS are the Biggest Bargain in History Ask your friends doctors 8 Phar macists on duty Over 30 vrs on the same corner 10c. 30 minute parking across the street for vour convenience LOOP PHARMACY 932 MARQUETTE SKIN DIVING LESSONS $12 50. We furnish gear. TA 3-7140 JACK THE FROGMAN CO USE OUR LAY-BY PLAN TOOLED Leather Bags, wallets, belts, bowling bags, knife gun cases.

holsters made repaired 3937 Pillsbury $3.95 LUXURIOUS COLD WAVE Hollywood Beauty Art. 624 Henn, 2nd floor. All supervised work by students. TST 100 mothers to register baeys under vr. at Powers Photo Studio, $7 8x10 photo tree.

FE 2-2141 EX.1 238 KITCHEN choirs recovered like new 300 patterns colors JA 2-2766. CATERING for ALL OCCASIONS Special offers! Howard -TA 4-6994 HOLD Your Rummage Sale at 2108 4th Av. LI 5.5572 MI 9-5733 Call OPENS MARCH 27TH. BOULEVARD BARBER SHOP. 5336 LYNDALE Hove your RUMMAGE SALE at 717 S.

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Best coverages. FE 6-0072 eves. MERCHANDISE 65. ANTIQUES ART GOODS TREASURE ANTIQUES SHOP 2653 Nicollet Buy Sell TA 2-4274 ORNAMENTAL wrought iron sliding doors track, pr. 5 374-3772 67.

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BUILDING SUPPLIES COLD OUTSIDE? NOW'S THE TIME TO REMODEL AND REPAIR YOUR HOME SAVE TO AT ACMEI $1.60 $1.40. 4x8x $1.92 CEILING TILE Armstrong Plain White $12.00 Armstrong Acoustical $15.90 Armstrong Textured $20 00 G. Pin Perforated sa. ft Plastic Folding Door $9.95 ACME LUMBER CO. 3200 FRANCE SO WA 7-5661 ORNAMENTAL IRON From METROPOLITAN BLDG, now avail.

Also venetion blinds, marble slabs, colored glass floors, etched glass, used pipe used brick. Can be seen at out New Brighton salvage vard, loc. 3 biks. N. of Hghwy.

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New factory refects. Cabinet stock 50c. 10. FE 5-2456, 1 Creative Furn. Parts.

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