The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 8

March 15, 1350; JTHE MTNTv-EAPOLIS STAR. AT GARDNER'S 1 WHERE YOU HAVE A PLACE TO PARK i 1 i I 1 Uaiue dlihe Z)ltis for 2 ears picions that accompany any kind of give-away. But numbers eould he rigged that the operator calls off four or fiTe in a hurry which he knows are en the card cf a friend. That would involve hiding numbers, or using extra numbers, or ignoring unwanted ones as they tome from the shakeup box or wheeL Some suspicious players told me one afternoon that an out-of-town visitor won the big prize at a place they'had played that week. He was an officer of a branch of the sponsoring organization outside Minneapolis.

They felt that this showed the game was rigged. But the operators seemed to be as embarrassed as anybody when he won. In the biggest game in town at the Labor Temple the operator get nervous when friends or 8 CUP WITH CORD MIRRO ELEC. PERCOLATOR A TABLE BEAUTY AT A KITCHEN UTENSIL PRICE. Daniel A.

Fallon, City Resident 78 Years, Dies Daniel A. Fallon, 80. retired Minneapolis plumbing inspector, died Tuesday. He had been a resident of Minneapolis 78 years, living recently at 2704 Eighteenth ave-ue S. A charter member of Plumbers local 15.

he was chairman of a committee planning its 60th anniversary celebration when he became ill. He was a member of the Holy Name society of the Holy Rosary church. Surviving are two sons. F. Fallon.

St. Paul, and James W. Fallon. Minneapolis; a daughter, Mr. V.

V. Pickens, San Diego, a iter. Mm. William P. Kenney, St.

Paul, and nine grandchildren. Services will be 9 a.m. Saturday at Gleason chapel and 9:30 a.m. at Holy Rosary church, with burial in St. Mary 's cemetery- Rosary will be said Friday evening at the Gleason chapel.

ly as owner cf the Acme Building Cleaning Minneapolis. He was a member cf Minneapolis Elks lodge. He is survived by his wife. Beatrice: a daughter. Mrs.

H. P. Me-Clain, Long Beach, whom he was visiting; four grandchildren; his father, TorvaL Afton. two brothers. Clarence T- Minneapolis, and Herbert L-.

3t. Paul, anS three sisters, Mrs. P. L. Kennedy and Mrs.

George Corbett, both of Minneapolis." and Mrs. John W. Goss, St. PauL Services for SIMON EDWARDS. 66, 1821 LaSalle avenue, will be 3 p.m.

Thursday at We-lander-Quist West chapel, with burial at Lakewood cemetery-Mr. Edwards, a cab driver, died apparently of a heart attack Sunday after he stepped out of his cab near Eleventh street and Nicollet avenue, car had been struck by another automobile. He is survived by hi wife, Edith; a daughter, Helen, Washington, D. and a brother, Nels, Rochester, Minn. JERRY O.

PROVOST, died Tuesday at his home, 1123 W. Fifty-third street. Born in Minneapolis, he had been employed by the Perrin Manufacturing Co. and Grant Battery prior to his retirement a year ago. He is survived by his wife.

Gertrude; a son, Donald; his mother, Mrs. Josephine Provost, and five sisters, Mrs. Esther Hagenson, Mrs. Ida Storch. Mrs.

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"I mean thi is strictly okav nd maybe some of the others aren't, he aaid. The morals squad says that its checks have not proved any direct violations of the bingo ordinance or any crookedness which has gone uncorrected. Like all police officers, they remain suspicious. The squad has turned down applications from suspected operators. In one case acted on.thfc technicality thaj the organization was not going 1 to play in its "usual meeting hall." The group had teen evicted from its old hall and was moving to a new one, much larger and well suited to bingo.

A group from St. Cloud proposed to lease the Minneapolis auditorium to get in on the i money. It withdrew when it Mach, Mrs. Irene Smith and Eva Provost, all of Minneapolis. Services will be 8:30 a.m.

Thursday at Knaeble hcapel and 9:30 a.m. at Annunciation Catholic church, with burial in Resurrection cemetery. H5 (D A UD IL (ID Rfl 1 Services for JOHX H. JOHX-SOX, 70, 1310 Fifth avenue who died Monday, will be 1 p.m. Thursday in Enger chapel with burial in Lakewood cemetery.

Surviving are his wife. Elva; two sons, Melvin and Roy of Minneapolis; five daughters, Mrs. John Eggert, Luverne, N. Mrs. Ada Metzler of Stoughton, Mrs.

Lloyd Armstrong of Pueblo, Mrs. Albin Friberg of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Hazel Cochrane of Dodge Center, 18 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. NELLIE WING FARNS WORTH, Regularly priced 10.9.1 Jk ft ll.OS BINGO i 311 NICOLLET AVENUEAT. 3393 Continued From Page One 177 WE'VE GOT THE AT THE XEW EXGLAXII If you can use blue, high quality Wilton carpeting, do not miss this Vi price sale.

There are two patterns to choose from Tone-on-Tone Floral or Scroll design. This beautiful broadloom is from our regular stock manufactured by one of the nation's foremost weavers of Wiltons. Choose 9 or 12 foot widths. 79. former head of the steno- graphic department of Northwestern National bank, died at her home in Los Angeles.

rela money from it, can take part in operating bingo. Word on the streets is that girls get S3 an afternoon or evening for selling bingo cards. This could be done without de ttOWt MORE FLIGHTS ojj tives here have been informed. I She left Minneapolis about 10! years ago. Funeral services aRdj burial will be in Los Angeles1 tection.

The hired help could! it 9x12' Rmg emm be purchased for ms tittle mo $89.21, pi a binding. simply pocket $3 during thej course of collections and turn in) to CHICAGO iv. MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL 6:50 am MARTIN LUXURY LINER 7:15 am StxalocAuAe. Non-Stop 8:30 am MARTIN LUXURY LINER 0i-Sto 11:10 am AIRC0ACH Woe-Stop Thursday.

Services for MRS. MAY ANN POLZINE. 68. of 4210 Wentworth avenue, who died Tuesday, will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Alexandria, Episcopal church, with burial in Kinkade cemetery there.

Mrs. Polzine is survived by a daughter, Mrs. R. R. Lindgren, Minneapolis; a son.

Niles. Houston. learned of the ordinance about "usual meeting place. About three out of a hundred applications are rejected, the police estimate. "They don't need to be crooked to make it a big paying proposition," said one officer.

the odds what they are, they can pull in lots of money by keeping it honest and just playing the odds. "But you know that this kind 12:15 am MARTIN LUXURY LINER One-Stop 1:00 pm Norn-Stop 2:30 pm SttatacsuULeA. Horn-Slop 3:30 pm MARTIN LUXURY LINER One-Stop that much less than they actually pick up from the bingo tables. Operators in the big games keep a close check on the dimes coming in. Women scoot down the aisles, counting the number of cards being played.

They tally these by tables to show how many bet? cach of the clerks (also railed "collectors" or "sales should turn in. By ignoring $5 worth of cards, the operators could be paying clerks, and proof of it by police would be almost impossible. The suspicions of some players that the big prizes go to favorite ft fp ii (b is 0 i Texas; two grandchildren and sister, Mrs. Frank Wrasper. Min-i 4:35 pm MARTIN LUXURY LINER Non-Stop 6:15 Pm MARTIN LUXURY LINER Nonstop 6:45 Pm MARTIN LUXURY LINER 10:00 pm MARTIN LUXURY LINER Nom-Stop Connections Coosf fo Coast Hawaii Alaska Th Orient HOIITHWEST o-.

AIRLINES of business attracts the fast-buck boys," the officer added, "and I know they still would like a cut of it." Let MARY HART solve your meal planning problems read her column every morning in the Minneapolis Tribune. neapolis. Services for ROY II. HOLBERG, 57, of 3906 Thomas avenue who died Sunday at Long Beach, will he 1 p.m. Monday at Welander-Quist west chapel, with burial in St.

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