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Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 17

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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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WHtE POLICE FOLLOW FALSE LEAD MIXNE1F0MS HOnriXC TIIIUNE 17 Wed. Aug. 22, 1902 If rVLONDIE By Chic Youna -V'CtHAVEMY BROUCHT CW.THANKYOU (SO ARS 1 TV 'Ilii" I WISH I surprise hp 3 CTy FOR NO REASON I I JJtJP iS'fflk 5 Slaying Suspect Sneaks Home Gray's arrest in connection aicvc ian i un By Milton Coniff hi Ill -r r- ii4U I Xfn FKJ TO Cr i iC' Wfc WA 7VW fce NOT "1 1L'7V IWVAJl 1 WIUU rTfSW w' S. I RJfT UftJATfc rr im vi I I nroABTikK ebma T5-i etc urn I MilXVJ J)le4 AUrnipx II a COPONEL CANVON IP ran "2 A mcliiustim aajii cue ml YJ-wt SiC, Jil MARY WORTH By Saunders and Ernst i i uii eta ri uuu" rwA DROWSY IS lliSJ 'VSSrrt YOUR tT WILL NOT DISTURB JsS tfl rCT 'S with the slaying Sunday of Patricia Bjergo, 20, 1601 S. 4th and the gun shot injury of her mother, Mrs.

Josephine Bjergo. Police said Miss Bjergo apparently had tried to break off her relationship with Gray before the shooting. Mrs. Bernice Gray, 2442 5th Av. told police her son showed up at her second floor apartment at 1 ajn.

Tuesday. She begged him to surrender himself, but he made a fresh change of clothes and left, she said. She refused to give him money, Mrs. Gray told police, but the suspect took $15 or $20 from her purse anyway. Dr.

Elwin Farwell Elected President of Luther College DECORAH, Iowa (UPI) The Rev. Elwin W. Far-well, academic dean at Cal- or i a Lu-t her an col lege, was elected president of Luther College Tuesday, ef- icluvc may I. 43, succeeds Dr.J.W.Ylvi- saker, who re- Dr- Farwe11 signed Aug. for health reasons after serving a Luther president since 1948.

Dr. David T. Nelson, who became acting president when Dr. Ylvisaker resigned, will continue in that position until May. Dr.

Farwell, who served as pastor of the Salem Lutheran Church at Andrew, Iowa, from 1959-61, became academic dean at California Lutheran in February, 1961, a few months before opening of the new school at Thousand Oaks, Calif. A native of Branch County, Farwell received his bachelor and master of science degrees from Michigan State University, his bachelor of divinity degree from Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, and a doctorate in education from the University of California at Berkeley. While studying for his doctorate, he was administrative assistant to the chairman of the Center for Study of Higher Education at the University of California. '4 I REX MORGAN By Dal Curtis YES. 1 WHATSINDOOj WE'RE WHAT AREA HL DO WHATEVER CEORGli JELL5IND00 IS TOLD ABOUT THE HOME, DID YOU I WAS YOU GOING 3IND00 WANT5T0 DO MAY I TALK WITH A Jm 7 ANYTHING YOUR PAST 15 KNOW THAT? TODO? IN LOVE WITH YOU A FEW MINUTES, V-TE' gJ (ABOUT MY I YOUR DECISION 2tr-r3 HIM, DOCTOR ji I THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME By Jimmy Hatlo Today's Clue in the puzzle equals D.

FVKB EQMT EPQGXKHG GWTKB Gray is 5 feet, 10. inches tall, slender and has i scar under his left eye. He left his mother's home wearing a black straw hat, brown waist length jacket with buttons in front, dark trousers and a black shirt, his mother told police. HE MAY BE armed with a silver-plated 9 millimeter piitol, police said. The man hunt near the pumping station, one of dozens of false leads during the past two days, started after a night watchman told police he saw a man bearing Gary's description stealing food from a refrigerator.

Det. Robert Finn early today jailed Michael McMurt-rie, 22, no permanent address, for questioning in the Gray case. Police said Mc-Murtrie might be the man reportedly seen yesterday near the 5th Av. S. address riding in a car with Gray.

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Justice Minister Jean Foyer held an emergency conference at his ministry with Sur-ete Nationale Chief Jacques Aubert and other top security and law enforcement officials. French officials fear that armed robbery and banditry by Secret Army men infiltrating from Algeria may be the forerunner of a new all-out terror offensive designed to overthrow President Charles de Gaulle. Mounting violence will be the key problem facing a special cabinet meeting this afternoon. DR. LOWE SAYS West Berlin Anger at U.S.

'Temporary' Anti-American feeling in West Berlin is "bound to be temporary," Dr. Arnold Lowe, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church, predicted Tuesday. Dr. Lowe left Berlin Fri- day the day riots broke out after East Dr. Lowe German guards shot a youth trying to escape into the western zone and let him bleed to death.

"SEEING that boy lying there and the American guards doing nothing for him if he had fallen forward into the American zone, they could have saved him was bound to cause resentment of the Americans as well as hatred of the Reds," Dr. Lowe said. One West Berliner even told him, he said, that Germans "had given up on the Americans and were putting their hopes on Mao Tse-tung to get the Russians out of Germany." Yet, he said, Gen. Lucius D. Clay, President Kennedy's consultant on Berlin, remains "a symbol of freedom" and the eastern zone wall "a symbol of fear" to most West Berliners.

"THE RIOTS are simply a matter of pent-up frustration that was bound to break loose somewhere," he said. "You have no idea what an emotional factor the wall has become in the lives of these people. They even date comparatively unimportant events in terms of after or before the 13th of August, the day the wall was started in 1961." Dr. Lowe was in Berlin four days. Advertisement YOUR CHILD MAY HAVE piraoro 1 0UT Of 9 DOES Fldgetinc.

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4 Fifth Ward residents will be given a preview of the proposed Minneapolis zoning ordinance at 8 p.m. Sept 4 in North High School audi torium. Alderman Joe Greenstein, Fifth Ward representative, is sponsoring the information session. Members of the City Planning Commission staff will make a presentation and be available to answer questions on the effect of the proposed ordinance. The meeting will precede by a week the first formal Planning Commission hearing on the revised zoning text.

The hearing will be at 2 p.m. Sept 11 in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. Britain Bars Protest Rally by Anti-Fascists New York Times Service LONDON, England The British government refused Tuesday to permit an anti-Fascist rally to be held in London's Trafalgar Square. The rally had been planned by an organization called the Yellow Star Protest Movement for Sept. 1, the 23rd anniversary of Hitler's march into Poland.

The meeting was refused by the government on grounds that it might cause "grave inconvenience" to the public. Monday two British neo-Nazi leaders were given prison terms for addressing a rally in the square on July 1 with insulting words that were likely to cause disorder. The speakers were punched and pelted with vegetables for proclaiming anti-Jewish and extreme political views. If3 -s raw m. 7 City School Enrollment Gain Is 861 The youngest pupils and the oldest are expected to provide this year's enrollment "bulges" in Minnea-apolis Public "Schools, according to estimates issued Tuesday.

Total estimated opening enrollment this fall, 71,520, is 861 higher than actual September attendance last year. Major increases will be in the ranks of kindergart-ners and students in senior high school grades 10 to 12, according to statistics com piled by Chester A. Soren- sen, the schools' director of administrative research. Slight drons are foreseen for enrollments in trades 1 through 9. Teachers will be at their schools Tuesday.

Sept. 4 and will attend a citvwide meeting televised at 9 a.m. over KTCA-TV (channel 2). masses start Wednesday, Sept. 5.

Here are actual Sentem- ber 1961 attendance figures for city public schools com pared with estimates for September 1962: 1962 1961 Est Actual Change Kindergarten 7,725 7,437 288 Grades 1-6 31,800 31,946 146 Grades 7-9 15.272 abi Grades 10-12 13413 j.i mi Vocational 1,649 1531 'lis opeciai manai-capped, etc.) 1,661 1.591 70 Totals 71,520 70,659 861 Ex-Nazi Hangs Self VIENNA, Austria (Reuters) Former Nazi S. S. Maj. Hermann Hoefle, awaiting trial here for the alleged murder of Jews in Poland during World War II, hanged himself in his cell Tuesday. CAR WASH 7-DAYS A WEEK 1V stacks I.

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