Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 19

1 I'm. 19M I'M MINNEAPOLIS SUNDAY TRIBUNE air 13? Dry Ice Advised for Freezers Until Power Is Restored HOT WEATHER FOR YOUR RELIEF FEET li VSfW dry Ice, they said, will keep free.ers cold about ill hours. Pry Ice Is harmless to foods. Owners of home freezers and refrigerator freezing compartments cut off from electricity by Friday's storm can save their a We build a loam rubbtr e. (ro.cn foods by vising dry li 600 Trees-Uprooted by Friday Blow Almost titxt trees were uprooted along Minneapolis streets and In city parks by Friday's storm, It was estimated Saturday.

"It's a -terrible mess," said Gregory Lucking, city horticulturist, after a citywlile survey jesterday. Cost of Hie cleanup will be more than Lucking estimated. In most cases, trees tie-stroed by the storm will not be replaced, he said. Storm Brings Heroics, Pain, Pathos, Humor By UOB1N II. mix Minnrtpulli Irlbuiit kutt Wilier Thousands of Minneapolis and suburban hnusoholdm spent Saturday finding out just what bad hnpppncd to thorn and tholr property in Friday night's vio-lent wind and rain storm.

I toured some of the areas hardest-hit Saturday. I picked my way over streets littered with torn bra nr lies. I de-toured where fallen trees bloeked streets from curb to cushion rght Info this wtdgfe and self It complete at the bargain price of according to dealers and service men, Pry ice Is too cold, however, for use In regular refrigerators. Most free.ers will hold ihclr lor 21 hours without elec tric current. Some will hold cold II LESTER "rtirBA'jn I II 1 Ati I 1 0 BETSY II U-y ROSS 1 -jl SPINETS A I r.ASV TKItMS I 1 On rmM tl tin nrr mnntk A KnUI nn ftimltrrt aimhaM If oilr4i I THORGAARD 1 PIANO SHOP nil I Kr i hk DC tut I II MINSkAftlM, MXSM.

4 onger, depending on quality of s' $50 lint lit tows insulation. In addition, the fuller freeer Is, the longer it will hold its Colli. Several Ice cream stores did a landoffice business Saturday selling dry ice. Ten pounds of A (ill UiF.W worked yesterday to clear streets. Still 4 blocked late yesterday were Min nehaha paikwav at several points, Lyndale avenue south of Choice of 5 Colors: lllack Brown Green lied Minnrtitiilu I'rlhunr Rtr ptinln One of the victims of Friday's Qtftrm ftrimnriA wiwiin vimviw storm was the Orono Hoat Works on county highway 7 west of Wayznta, pictured above, Thirty-eighth street, Dupont avenue south of Lake street and many streets in southwest and northeast parts of the city.

In parks alone more than 75 trees were felled by the wind, Lucking said. Full crews will continue work on street-clearing today. Park department men said they hope to finish that part of the job bv nightfall. AFTF.lt TOlRINt; parts of Women's sizes ,1 to 11 and widths fit A AAA to foot. Soft Elk Leather.

the open lot, and smashed into the home of Irving Moss, 633S Clinton avenue. MOSS SAID he was lying on the bedroom floor when the roof caromed into his house. He Conitructio Ovralt- 42" wall was laid neatly on the ground beside the house, "Still," Krueger said grimly, "I'm better off then Herbst." (He referred to Karl R. Herbst, 6245 Fourth avenue his neighbor to the north, whose entire house was torn from its foundation.) On Third avenue in Richfield, I found one of the freakish situations left in the storm's wake. North of Sixty-fourth street the storm had damaged every house.

South of it the houses were untouched, the Stop into a pair. You will be nmazed at this new comfort. If you just bought thorn for house shoes, several pairs would prove real treasures. Put the smart wedjrie style makes thorn delightful companions for chopping or any informal occasion. curb.

WHAT I SAW ranged from the heroic the brave baby sitter and the St. Bernard dog -to the pathetically amusing the still-dazed little man patiently mowing the grass around a large tree which lay across his lawn. The story of the baby sitter and the dog came to light when I talked with Mrs. John L. Miller, R30D Fourth avenue Richfield.

She and her husband were out Friday night, and had left their daughter Melodic, 7, in the care of 13-year-old Leah Watson, 6400 Grand avenue, Richfield. When the storm hit, Leah already cut by flying glass, ran into the child's room and threw herself across the little girl's body to protect her. THEN TIIK rillMiKKN decided to get out of the house, but when they tried to pull open the bedroom door, their combined strength was not enough against the force of the wind. The Miller's St. Bernard, Prince, in the other room, threw his weight against the door, and with his help the children got the door open and made their escape.

"Prince is the family hero today," Mrs. Miller said. "Without his help, Leah and Melodie wouldn't have been able to get out." The Millers suffered, compara Minneapolis and St. Paul, Professor John Allison of the University of Minnesota school of forestry estimated the number of destroyed or damaged trees in the two cities as "several thousand." Both Allison and Lucking called the destruction the worst they have ever seen. "No one kind of tree withstood the storm better than others," Vtt coupon It out ot town.

Monty rotundtd It not moro than pltaiod. POSTAGE PREPAID" HOME TRADE SHOE STORE Mlnniipolli 2, Minn. i i I I i I In tinned find 10 for tm HOME TRADE SHOE STORE 124 NICOLLET fyj AdjuitabU Seatt and Foot-Ritti Rubbtr Tirm A Y) PRICE $12.50 NOW fa 'p MAIL ORDERS FILLtD ALLOWED ON EXPRESS ft CHILDREN'S SHOP MAIL ORDERS FILLED ALLOWED ON EXPRESS CHILDREN'S SHOP was taking boards out of the roof and using them to patch the gaping hole in his house. Kverywhcre I went around the area, people were busy Irving to patch up damage. Sightseers, presumably people whose homes were less hard-hit, were in evidence everywhere, looking at the wreckage.

They were not always welcome. Qjie hard-working Richfield homeowner looked up from the stack of splintered wood he was piling in his backyard and asked me grumpily to quit standing around and to help him. I told him I was a reporter, and had to go write a story about what I had seen. His face brightened. "Come on back after you get it written, then," he said.

"We can use all the help we can get." "Can't," I told htm. "I have to clean up my own place. A tree bounced off the kitchen." It was the truth, too. I Name I Add rem Allison said. "Kim trees are the most common in Minneapolis." he said.

"In general, elms are sturdy trees," he said. "But when Ihe wind gets as strong as some of those gusts in the storm." he said, "there isn't any kind of tree that can stand up to it." MINNEAPOLIS 2 I 1013 4TH AVENUE S. AT. B2 1 01 3 4TH AVENUE S. Kcad Star and Tribune Want Ads f7iW Oppotlt.

Curtli HoM fiW Oppotlto Curtli HoM lawns unlit tered by debris. MRS. HOWARD SMITH, 6332 Third avenue Richfield, pointed to a cement slab all that was left of her garage. "We had an aluminum duck-boat on the roof of the garage," she said. "Where it went, I don't know.

I guess it's still traveling. We found one of the oars over on Fourth avenue, but that's all we've found." I asked where the garage had landed and she pointed. I had a hard time believing her. The garage roof and part of its walls had sailed across the street, past the home of Rose Peterson, 6339 Third avenue whose home it did not touch on across Tractor Tips, Kills Farmer tively little damage in contrast to William Krueger, who lives DICKINSON, N. D.

t.T) Oliver Joistad of England died en route to a hospital here early Saturday from injuries suffered when the tractor he was driving tipped over. ath sunlight or moonlight II mm next door at 6301 Fourth ave nue S. be beauty bright KrUT.GKRS ROOF was lift ed off the house, and the south says SUSAN SMART'S CORNER ON FUN EttrpM Urn party in fjlit, ftrib tr Uwn. Smart ftlil It Tmlutrlb'i fur inspiring party idtai. Camu (a luip iht kiddui happy and tanasla ull fir It adulti.

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