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Thurau, June 20, 1946 IXNNEAIOLIS STAR-JOURNAL, 15 THE DAY'S RECORDS Mrs. Walter Orson, New London, AROUND 1 HE TOWN aaaaaaassassaaassasaanil til la l1 4'. ''if VV 1 JAfeA 4k' lieaaavaaasasasssan Waaaawaaaaaaaaaaisiari rallaaaaaaaV li fail i aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaasaa vsl i'i Til an! MISCELLANEOUS Mark American Legion post will sponsor a picnic to( begin 11, a.m. Sunday at Phalen park, St. Paul.

Cauitro, University of Minnesota Spanish instructor, will direct the Spanish house at Syracuse university, Syracuse, N. for six weeks beginning July 1. Edmund H. Attwood, recently placed on inactive duty as a navy officer, has been named head of the music department at St. Thom as college.

Herman B. Mill, 1015 Fremont avenue former Japanese prisoner, has been named deputy supply officer for veterans administration's sub-regional office in St, Paul. Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis Omaha railway has been ordered by Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission to Install three automatic crossing signals In Shakopee. Nearly 450 of 2,000 eventual employes of veterans administration branch office at Fort Snell-ing will occupy new offices by July 1, an' official announced.

GUESSING THIS of English Mary Bronson (right), one of the guests at the Lions luncheon for foreign war brides, became a contest that was won by Henry Cheese. Also at the luncheon were (left to right) Mrs. Betty Stacke, Australian; Mrs. Joan Kastner, English, and Mrs. Marcelle Erickson, French.

married three years. They live French Bride's Story Told 'Wiz Onlee Leetle Accent' Nylons and American hospitality go hand in hand, four foreign-born Minneapolis war brides had learned today. Each was given a pair of stockings as a gift after having been conducted through an informal question and answer program at a Lions club luncheon Wednesday at Radisson hotel. Mrs. Betty Stacke, who makes her home at 3220 Blaisdell avenue, and is Australian, was one girl her husband left behind, but caught up with, two years later.

Small, smartly dressed, the Aussie died at Willmar of injuries suffered in a fall from a ladder. Winona was selected as the 1947 convention city for the Minnesota multiple district of Lions International at the organization's annual convention at Brainerd, Minn. Publisher, of the Granite Falls, (Minn.) Tribune said the newspaper will be held to eight pages or less because of the paper shortage. Elections Set BERLIN CP) The Soviet military government announced today the first local elections in the Russian occupation zone of Germany would be held in September and that the vote will be extended to former minor Nazi party members and those belong ing to Hitler youth organizations. Bruccwood CHARM OF THE WEEK Ftna Ta The Old-Fashioned Phonograph Try a Frank Sinatra record on this old gay 90's model phonograph and see what happens If anything happens lyrical, You can be sure that it's a miracle STERLING SILVER Other charms tl to $10.50 plus tax MAIL ORDERS FILLED 1ST FLOOR MAURICE ROTHSCHILD Nicollet mt 4th 1 England, was the object of a guessing game by one table of Lions.

The 10 men contributed a dime each to the club welfare fund and guessed every nationality from Russian and Swedish, to French and Roumanian. Henry Cheese, however, took one look at the English blond's hair and came out with the right answer, Mary, who met her husband, Albert, when he was stationed in England four years ago, has been Bruccwood PLASTIC BAGS colorful and cool for Summer What Endocreme can do to bless you with a younger looking ffaco Summer sunshine colors in a cool-to-hold plastic handbag that's alive and sleek for hot weather. Green, yellow, red and white 1ST FLOOR NEWS ABOUT THE NORTHWEST accident 1 prevent 1 was the keynote as the annual conference of the Lake Superior mining section of the National Safety council opened at Duluth with delegates from Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota. Duluth Sunday will entertain an estimattrsd 500 Canavdians in a. Ctsn-atdav day celebration, rriumrd for the first time since 1939.

R. L. Rahl, general superintendent of iron mines for the Inland Steel Co. in Minnesota, retired. Halsey B.

Leavitt, national commander in chief, will speak when the Minnesota department, United Spanish War Veterans, opens its encampment at Duluth Sunday. Luther W. Voungdahl former associate justice of the Minnesota supreme court and Gustaf A. Nor-din, Washington correspondent of the Duluth Herald and News-Tribune, will speak at the pre-midsum-mer festival of the Swedish-American league at Duluth Saturday. Otto Sievers, 71', was killed at Duluth when his light truck was crashed by a passenger train at av grade crossing.

Clifton Orson. 7, son of Mr. and PLUS TAX gold, pink to 20 it 7 i rhink of the added beauty a more youthful face and throat can give! Then harken to this: Scientific research has proved that ENDOCREME can, for most women, contribute to this desirable result in a way formerly thought impossible Many thousands are now finding that ENDOCREME actually helps to improve the skin itself, not just its transient, superficial 'look." This is because ENDOCREME, alone, possesses ACTTVOL. This ACnVOL' is a scientific replacement for woman's own natural skin-vitalizing substance. Absorbed by the skin, it helps to restore the normal growth of cells and tissues.

It thus aids the skin to become fresher, smoother, more alluringly "alive." What bigger value can any woman young or old ask for her cosmetic dollars? The great majority get big improvement in only 30 days. Try ENDOCREME Hand Lotion, $1.25 plus tax. Carl Rudolf Bcurh. 854 York, Lydla Marie Allman. 851 York st.

Roland Grorice tarl Bernd. New Richmond; Viola Sophia Schubert, 1380 Grand av. Aloys Chock. 125 13th av Catherine Marion Hocan, 97 Hatch St. Charles Frank Maranda, 4 Georce Eleanor Theresa lluot, Rte.

7. BenianUn laudn Slrirs. Devils lke. sr. Anna Mary Hannepriae, 1493 Waltham av.

Ascrnrinn Kra, hlcano on- saelo Vaaqurs Gomes, 234 Indiana av, Thomas I'rsnrla llrncir. 47 Oakland Patricia Ann Norton, llifhwood Park, Minn. BIRTHS GIR1.4 Mr. and Mrs. Fred I).

Alii ii. 5X7 V. ook ar. Rena Harrctlr. II.H Hilltop st.

Norman J. Itauer, 17 14 M. Anthony av. IrKoy J. Bibrau, 107 Kraney av.

Koy E. Carter, 3.r llerschrl si. Grama W. ternry. So, si.

Paal. Edwin 11. trofl, 7fill0 31th av Mpls. Krnneth 1. Ilrhmlow.

6K0 DeSota st. John K. Donahue, 454 Grotto St. William G. Goff.

8RK Payne av. C.Tarence A. Grosamann, 107 Annapalis at. James L. Johnson, 1275 Randolph av.

Karl E. Mrleistcr. 1973 (summit av. Simon Marrolis, Kl Cambridia at. Kollo A Mrim.

12.M Ft. Iloaslas Rd. James D. Miller. 2124 tVrllesley av.

Wilbur F. Scboerr. 572 Fsriflr st. iAurenra I). Srhulrr, 2203 Blake st.

I.eroy V. Sundquist, 713 Jenks ay. Fred C. Thompson, 1421a Snellinr Dr. Charles A.

Williams, 151 Ham Una ar. George Yokota, 40s Ravoux st. BOYS Mr. and Mrs. Walton E.

Albertson. White Bear Lake. William F. Arnistrum. Ill- Nina St.

Clifford J. Benson, tlrtonvllle. Harold S. tarter, 417 St. Anthony av.

I iiartra. llrmma. 210 Sidney st. Kufua B. Ilndri.

095 arroll av. Ralph I. Fine. 123 Summit av. James J.

Elahave. 13eT Berkeley av. Littleton T. Gardnrr, 527 St. Anthony ar.

Oscar E. Ilendrrllte. 87 Armstrong ar. Robert It. llosford, 730 Cromwell at.

Harvey L. lima, Rnsemount. Akira fi. Komatsu. 1094 Wilson ay.

John D. Kris pin. Coma sta, Marvin Y. Marx. 414 StrykeT ar.

Albert W. Maser. Menovnonie. Wis. Herbert I- Millinfton.

White Bear Lake. Andrew J. Falfe. 1037 14 Western Cvril F. Phelps, 1001 Marion st.

Herman Prawer. 1175 Case av. Stanley A. I'lira. 1700 Berkeley av.

Charles A. Van Nov. Rte. 7. Robert J.

Veaaaa. 2" St. Clair av. TWINS. BOY AXO GIRL Mr.

and Mrs. Allium So. St. Taul. DEATHS Koaa M.

Halfhld. lit. 1SS7 llajua ar. Annie Palm. i.

117S Jessie s- Marv Pocten. 44. Wilkin at. I lia Wanserln. 48, 1143 Edmand av.

DEATHS ANDREW W. ANDERSON, 88, Marine-on-St. Croix, pioneer resident of Washington county died. He was a former Washington county commissioner lor eignt years. Services 2 p.m.

Friday at First Lutheran church, Marine, with burial there. Surviving, three sons, Harold, Minneapolis, and Ernie and Archie, Marine; four daughters, Mrs. George Coleman, Lake City. Mrs. Herbert Smith, Stillwater; Mrs.

Reuben Anderson, St. Paul, and Mrs. Lloyd E. Stivers, Minneapolis. Services for MRS.

FLORENCE ro.STON HANSEN, 3957 Twelfth avenue S. will be 3 p.m. Friday at Lakewood chapel. Mis. Hansen graduated from Central high tchool and attended Holt's Minneapolis school of oratory, music and dramatic art.

Surviving, husband, Conrad J. Hansen; three daughters. Karen Tonette, Marit Amalie and Beret Johanne, all at home; a brother. John M. Toston, 4706 Thirty-first avenue S.

and sister, Mrs. Mae Norcen, Forest Lake. MKS. C. M.

BL'DDE, who was born in Minneapolis in 1860, died today. She is survived by a daughter. Mrs. II. M.

Porter, 5032 Fremont avenue three, sons, Walter, Emil and John Budde, and six grandchildren. Services will be 9 a.m., Saturday at Annunciation church. Burial St. Mary's. Services for SIDNEY S.

LAMP-MAN, 51, 3337 Humboldt avenue co-owner of Lampman Bros. Grocery, 3404-06 Lyndale avenue for many years and later of 3440 Lyndale avenue will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at Werness brothers funeral home; burial Lakewood cemetery. He was a World War I veteran. Surviving, mother and father, Mr.

and Mrs. H. S. Lamp-man, Minneapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Hiram Peterson, Granite Falls, Mrs.

Earl Hoff, Clarkfield, and Gladys Lampman, Minneapolis; three brothers, Edward Edina, Leslie, Minueapolis, and Neil Mitchell, S. D. JOSEPH P. SWEIGERT, 72, 3200 Irving avenue retired North side plumber, died today. Surviving are his wife.

Bertha: a son, Clarence; two sisters and a brother. Private services 1:30 p.m. Saturdya at Enga funeral home. Aid for Jews LONDON Nine-tenths of the $25,000,000 to be made available by five Allied governments for relief of non-repatriable victims of Nazi persecution will be expended upon the rehabilitation and resettlement of European Jews, according to British authorities. OBTAINS DIVORCE LONDON UP) Dr.

Nicholas Vladimirovitch Polunin, 36, explorer who heads Oxford university's botanical department, ob tained an uncontested divorce today on the grounds his wife left him for Lt. Col. Henry Aronson. a BlCCCair.PB 4-ENblNt, w-rrVH: nHuM SERVICE TO NEW YORK 434 HOURS NON-STOP 9. 'PLSJTU UOOTUVJEST AlQUtlES nil MAURICE ROTHSCHILD Nicollet at 4th FORECAST MINTSOTA: Cool with rain tonifht; Frt-aa clear and nnaa.

WISCONSIN: Caol with rain tonirht; Fri-alar clear and ti it. KOIIH DAKOTA: ClnndT tonight Ml Friday: littla rhanr In teawpvwtare. Mil Til DAKOTA: fur teals Jl and Friday; nnM Friday. READINGS Humidity, 47: pearl pit I Ion, sunrise. 4.

3d sanaet. 1 p.m.: moonset, 9:58 a. bom Ium. fall. Total nraclpllataon thia msnlk.

4.1: total I his year. 15.27: aVewarture af aeeripltaiion this nixilb. Ikli year. 114. Hirh yesterday, 55: low, 4a.

Mian year asa leaay, 34; bw, 55. DEGREK DAYS A yardstick af weather for rber fnel ewnaainplKin. Kormai namber of dcfrea days I mm kept. 1 la May I ta 7.495. Jam.

11 art 1 i. days: year ass. normal. 1. Csmalstlte ainra taept.

this uon, iaat season. 7.711; amaaL TEMPERATURES First column, hlshrat temperature yesterday: second eaiaaan. lowest lanpmlun for Iaat It hoars; third cotamn, precipitation far last boars. OTHER 8TATFS Alexandria 51 45 1 Abilene 7t 45 fteaaldii 4 .54 Alhuoocrq 44 57 Campbell 55 4 .7 Amarllln 7 Crook ton raetnaitLaa: ran lath 7 aa 5 as tmi ma an .74) Boise 59 45 Boston 7 4 55 4S Balls. 75 54 aa 47 hrleatn.C aa GrandMdw 52 Mines.

I I. ml rails Moat-vldc arris In 54 PvKaa4o 57 PI season 44 Xorlieiie 5. Snrlnrftetd SI aa aa hieaia l4 41 .55 as) 1d tanmrdKn ft 4 44 I IS lenver 57 41 44 1 lelrnlt ft 54 mi IXIirC Tkn 50 57 AH 4 75 77 aa 'a IPaea 43 t.altetton Indpla JrkantlFIa 7 76 54 42 74 VAerthinrta 49 4a WISOONtTO CreenBay .12 CI I i. LittlcRork 1 A 1 57 S4 LosAnrclrs 2 1 9 l.0 74 84 71 loaiavleKj Milwaakae 57 Waaraaa 55 4 IOWA lleaMoinea a At Miami 54 74 5 55 49 .47 KR .44 fil 1 54) 1.11 44 51 NewOrtna 0 a 72 asCitv aa aOlTH DAKOTA 1 mi t.eBaa ai 44 Vlttiknrak I.A rarllniiflrf HI SJ-7(1 77 71 H.7 7 7 IS 47 .58 mitl7.r KalrlrhNC iOHT.1 PAHOTA- kunfrnl al MtHleMar Ml 51 5 ,41 ntrkinaon 47 r.rr a 4 4Varr4Ati 7 1 So (iraadrraa 7a 4a Jaaaeataaa 4 lllmw 74 4 MOHT4KA aufliat 44 r.laaaw Tt 4J OraaiFalla 7t Ham 1 4 Keieaa 74 42 MlVeaClty .7 41 Seattle tWm Spokane M'aliinictn Wirhla.Kn CAN A II A CaUarrAlh 4 IdmntnAlB HZ 54 MitntriQae 72 Si FortAOnt 7" 411 FrAlbak Hi KerinaSok 7S 4S ThePasMn 54 HtnnipcMn 74 SZ MINNEAPOLIS 3IARRIAGE LICENSE APPIJCATION'S atalwrt W. Jesaen.

1. t54d Aldrtrh a Maarienaa t'arioaa. 14. Sr4 Franco 11 kXterl ti. flrotlland.

24. JO.W 3Ind a 8 Helea I. Marrilta. 14. J14 mr S.

Wareea J. Krekrlbert, II, 7ll Slt a Caaartaora M. Manake. IJ. 3iJ Brrant N.

Utmw H. ThmniHM, .14, 111 1 t7th at; Darath Inea Murjev 24. 2710 let a Aathaar 1. Math. 27.

Clrvrland, Ohio; Larlile Kaadaa. 24. aaaae. Fatrtrk M. rmuw.

M. St. Paul: Jeanetta I Laektarin, 29, 40OK Brunt a K. tuaard K. 44t-tman, 21.

JVIK Minnehaha lauua M. huamuen. 18. Rirhlirld. Alata T.

Kwaaer. 27. Pirrr. Vmu M. Iwjurtm.

24. 32.72 Colfai a tt. Oaear Sank. 2, Mil sth a Firlja L. Arnnann.

22. Ifi2 2Hh aa S. Carena Orrra. 22, Moand; Viola Purhn, 22, aama. Fane Telaara, flVM llnt a tlaria L.

Jnhn.nn. li. J14J Brant a INT. Jaha R. tndmna, letal.

Ilihhin. Marjorla Peteraoa, leaal. S5th ar H. Mihr ft Wallla. leaal, ts7 Jth ar I lleaketk Ana) Ataaiafe, leaal, 2104 Krrant a a.

Vladimir I. dlrarhota. treat, ilnnklnx; t.llllan Lorenrr leral. Rl. 2.

Hiipkin. Jaaeph F. MrNiroll. 22. 5721 Pill.

burr at; iaan Limtrotii. 22. "10 tiarfirld it S. Atnert E. nettloff.

5A. 1J 5th av Vrronica Heatemahle. 4fl. 7 lllh at S. Oaear O.

Frrdrirknon. 26. 5lh Martare V. Wakefield. 1375 fprace pi.

aart Wall. tZ. IOIA 7lh aa Darta r. Iadheea. 21.

ft 24h aa K. BeM at Camnbell. I.ak r'mlil, an amnhrll 25. I'tS t-e aa Chartea J. flterke.

In. Cnlfai ar tl.J IVeHf Jana llolmln, 1 r. IWI Park narla Ollmaa. legal. ton ll.alhorne a.r Nalda Markatram.

Irral. IIn Vale nl. CharMan F. ttlvniaa, 44. Mound; Mnrcurrit Weaterfrld, M.

Peoria. Ill J-hnon 14. J-4 S.lrd ftette Clara Howe, IS. 4A4 Harriet a. fleold Rat.

4. Oalattt; Beatfira B. Broarn. 1141 Dopont ar jr. Wlktf Rtaher.

41, leaeland. Ohio: Margaret WeyraBch. 24, SICHt Ljndal a N. Dn'ORCES CHANTED trU M. mm John flennrtt Culn.

Harrri H. Smith Irrnn Unhrt Smith. 1 Amindw-t 1mm "Vrrnnn Amundsnn, V' IS flavin flMl dTi ffiT- frtm Jan ferry Clara Luarinc Scliaka from Wither Howard fiFtiakr. lf BucJi from Acnl ff. Husch.

DEATHS Walharf Federann. 47, KOS Plvmooih it. Caratlne (rrandalrom. 42, Camden Rt. f.

Fraatk fiaanaon. 42. 14 Nlrollet av. leaaa L. Thieme.

7. Arthur at Plan i nee Kirtoa. 78, 51155 t'pton mv K. Hannah Nrlaon, 71, ltll Larpentrar at. Paol.

Jaba J. Taaer. 72. 2o4 Stanford if, SI. Paal.

lil Kalpim. 72. 2X24 Randolph at Nr. Bertha Laarm Tnampaan. 72, 22 In ton a 4.

Bar J. Lnarrenee, 41, nil 2ih a Praaeda ftenlf. 54. 1311 Irrlnr aa N. Frederlek H.

Znmbrrre. 52. 3242 AMrirh ar S. Ann Laser. In.

21 Benjamin at NF. Eleanor Rosette Milter. 29, 2S 19th ar SE. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Mrs.

Lea M. Prakln. 20U aa Richard K. Jenkins. 4111 Sheridan ar S.

Harold W. Johnson. 2217 Madiaon at NE. Alfred L. Orha.

1947 Johnann at NE. C.earra J. Pribala. 217 Central a NE. ar ana Raamaaaen.

4iaa KnHjnr aa. Cnmrirs Rabinette. 1100 4th at Warren G. Thotnpaon. SIS 5h at SF.

Mehataa F. Willrma, 2109 Walton pi. BOYS Mr. and Mm. Monroe Dracsten.

2105 43rd sr NT. Peter Elliott. Anoka. John H. Hrcna.

31 Plymoalh a N. Fdward G. Martenaan. 270ft Grand ar. Harrrr Loals Ferry.

Como 8t. Fanl. COMMUNICABLE DISEASES New Cases In Ouar. Ras. Deaths Ret.

Res. Diphtheria, Merunarrtw 4 4624 Poliomyelitis 4 I 4 5 2 acariet fever 1 4 4 4 2C 4 FIRE CALLS Wednesday M. l.fld 3000 Buchanan t. smoky furnace. 4:50607 Maxsaall st louod nothinj.

BUILDING PERMITS Jabnsaa 4525 2Jllh av I sty fr Sail 5921 lZth aa awner hlria as uui Jotanaon 4525 2Sth ar 1 ate fr dwl 52 12tb ar owner 1,500 Jahiuoa 4525 2th ar 1 sir fr dale 5537 12th ar awner kids 5,506 Rajaaa A 220 Roosevelt: 1 sty fr dale 2535 Srd NE; owner bid 7,500 slalawa A 220 Roosevelt: 1 sty fr dwl 2534 Jrd NE: owner hlds 4.504 Green aw sit: 1 sty cane blk atara and afflr 414 Glenwaod; Bilatad bldr care awner 3.004 Schaenaechier Addn to dull 5519 43rd ar owner bids 1,500 Workman an site: Alts dwlr 5347 Hiawatha: awaer bids 1.4M Trary earn bldr: I ate fr dale 5324 43rd mv Harts bldr 321 46th ar 5.500 Jshnaaoi I. 4217 York: I slv fr dwla 4.11 Newton owner blda 4,300 Johnson 4717 Vork: I slv fr tali 333 James awner 4.500 Freeman Mfr (a on site: I slv rone blk A steel ansa addn 3320 41.1; Anderson bldr 420 501 4.000 Frtersoa 3704 55th: 1 slv fr dwlc 5637 22nd av awner 4,300 Lofaaist rare bldr: 1 sty fr dwlr At a Z521 55th; 1 Peterson bldr 5215 tnrsn 4.000 Baker Co on site: Alts whae 42a 7th; Leirhtott Co bldr 715 a 71 4,000 Donaldson Co ft on site: Alts CA1 Mrollet; HaUn As Sons Ine 72 National Bide 60.000 Fonrteen permita each nnder 51.000 far a total of 3.200 Total permita 5113,850 ST. PAUL MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Malt hew Donald Oamas. Watextovrn. S.

Edtth laUrian Reinhoidt. 554 St. Peter st. Krrtn Fred Uaebner. 136 4th Dorothy ataa Oodfrav, 4V7 Laarel av.

Charlaa William Mnenaa. Covin rton. ssaaana CeoeU Hartey, 17f WallrsleT av. AJnawrlar John, Orosa. IIS T4 Aldtna DuswUiy llano Dnnaskl, 31 Aldlna st.

Marat Joseph Thlbodraa, 54 Crenelle Snanisnss. Mt. Erie, 111. Ifcsanta Cferi Knntann. 1445 Grand Jessie namrrl Freshener, 1544 Randolph av.

Mstrdariai Allan Klrhaiann. 45 Cellar ArUna Rath Rnrkenbach. 1I llatrh st. Carl Henry Tralaen, 457 Rrainrrd Arline Adina Lwndrren. Ift.td Arlington av.

Heewert Joseph C.arrlirk, 444 Inton F.ileen Freniland, Iu7 I.lnwona av. Geaera William Faster, Westminster Helen Larilie Devine, 317 Goodrirh av. Rar Leonard Kireraon. 455 Coifav. ar nnlnres Ann Ive.

Rt 1J John Ora. nleaf Fierman. a Thnmnaan si Mary Fatrtrta Beeeher. White Rear Lake. Fran Freda Hea Teaten.

L'Anae. Arnes ana-arots Rramtlnaer. 1007 Marian st. war bride revealed that she had taken time off her honeymoon to attend the luncheon. "I came to America nearly nine months ago," she said, "but Robert is still on active duty in the merchant marine and we were able to be married only 20 days ago." Mr.

Marrelle Erickson, Fifteenth avenue "wiz onlee a vairee leetle accent, said she had met her husband. Earl, when they were froth assigned to the same army office near Paris. Mrs. Joan Kastner, 2128 Dupont avenue turned an evening which her future husband had thought would be "rather a dull time" into a wedding party. Stationed in an army camp near Bristow, England, Herbert Kastner wandered into a dance and was introduced to Joan by a friend.

Mrs. Mary Bronson, also from Funeral Saturday for W. A. Stef fes Services for W. A.

(Al) Stef-fes, 60, veteran Minneapolis theater man who died Wednesday at University Hospitals, will be 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Gill Brothers chapel and 10 a.m. in St. Joseph's church. Burial will be at Lake-wood.

Born in Minneapolis in 1885, Mr. Steffes was at one time a national figure in independent motion picture exhibitor affairs. Operator of the World theater, he had been in semi-retirement for several years. He was once president of Norths west Allied Theater Owners as sociation and Allied States associ ation and had been chief barker of the Variety club, showmen's or- ganization. He was a member of Elks lodge and Minneapolis Ath letic club.

Survivors include his Ethel, and one brother, John, Craigville, Minn. VI i a ,1 la? aaS.jff 7 tin only Toefn3 Strmmt Floor 2 at 4508 Bryant avenue S. She is still frightened of Amer ica's right-hand manner of driving. Consensus of the four brides "we're lucky. Not only tor gaining American husbands but free nylons, too." The Amazon river most as large as States.

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