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1 Scarlet Influenza Whooping Hepat tis cough death Cases Deaths 0 0 1587 127 47 60 YEAR 11 Deaths LITTLE CHANGE Minnesota TWIN CITIES: Partial clearing and not so cold tonight and Saturday. Low tonight 20, high Saturday 35. NORTHWEST: SOUTHWEST: Partial clearing and not so cold tonight with little temperature change Saturday. Low I tonight in the northwest 5 to 15 and in the southwest 10 to 18. EAST CENTRAL: SOUTHEAST: Snow ending late tonight with partial clearing Saturday.

Not so cold tonight with little temperature change Saturday. Low tonight in the east central 8 to 15 and in the southeast 15 to 20. Upper Midwest WISCONSIN: Cloudy and not so cold tonight with some light snow flurries likely. Mostly cloudy with a chance of some 40 20 10 Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 30 Dept, of Cammerce COLD 1.10 HIGH FRONT LOW 20 HIGH 29.53 30.18 30.18 30 40 50 50 29.53 60 Snow LOW Rain STATIONARY FRONT 60 FORECAST MAP' Friday Night Figures Temperatures Show Low Expected MILD light snow flurries Colder in the northwest Saturday.

IOWA: Mostly cloudy and Saturday with light in the northeast tonight. so cold tonight with little perature change Saturday. NORTH DAKOTA: cloudy with no important OFFICIAL TEMPERATURES (U.S. Weather Bureau official readings) First column, highest ond, lowest temperature 7:00 a.m.; third, precipitation at 7:00 a.m. MINNESOTAMinneapolis 24 13 Alexandria 18 5 .02 Bemidji 14 -5 Duluth 31 9 .05 Int.

Redwd Falls Falls 18 12 12 -5 Rochester 30 00 St. Cloud 19 Ca WISCONSINEau Claire 25 11 Green Bay 21 0 Crosse 24 12 Madison 27 Wausau 23 IOWADes Moines 233 12 Sioux City 15 .10 SOUTH DAKOTAAberdeen 17 15 .03 Huron 26 14 .04 Lemmon 25 13 Rapid Watertown 18 11 City 40 32 NORTH DAKOTABismarck 23 20 .03 Devils Lake 16 11 .03 Fargo 15 15 Grand Forks 15 12 .10 Minot 20 18 temperature yesterday; seclast 12 hours, ending at last 24 hours ending Williston 20 26 MONTANAGlasgow 40 30 Havre 54 34 Miles City 47 36 CANADACalgary 51 31 Edmonton 51 28 Winnipeg 10 6 .09 OTHER U.S. STATIONS Albuquerque 58 37 Atlanta 72 38 Boise 69 42 Boston 46 30 Buffalo 31 9 .40 Charleston 66 51 31 20 Cincinnati 40 Cleveland 32 11 .03 Denver 60 37 Detroit 31 9 .05 Fort Worth 69 45 .15 Kanangeles 66 35 20 56 Louisville 47 20 Memphis 58 32 Miami 83 61 New Orleans 80 50 New York 47 24 Okla. City 46 37 .13 Omaha 28 16 DEATHS ACKMAN, 77, 1051 S. McKnight road, St.

Paul, who died Thursday, will be 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Fred W. Johnston funeral home, St. Paul, with burial at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. A former minister of the North Methodist church, Minneapolis, Dr.

Ackman had been a Methodist minister for more than 51 years. He had served in recent years as a counselor at Cornell college, Mt. Vernon, Iowa. He was in charge of the development of the Pension Reserve program of the North Iowa Methodist conference. Survivors include his wife, two sons, Dr.

Frederick Davenport, Iowa, and Lauress Minneapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Robert F. Nelson, St. Paul, nine grandchildren, five brothers and four sisters. Reviewal will be before service in the funeral home.

Services for DR. JOHN B. ELSEWHERE Saturday. perature change tonight. Partly portion cloudy with scattered light rain in the east portion Saturday.

SOUTH DAKOTA: Partly snow cloudy to cloudy tonight with Not warmer temperatures in the tem- east. andudy, with scattered light rain SO warm in the Partly west Saturday. Warmer in the tem- east Saturday. 77 57 S. St.

Marie 12 -9 36 19 Seattle 66 82 63 Tampa 74 68 39 Spokane 63 54 50 Washington 56 2955 CITY DATA (Readings today) ago: 50. Low: 30. Precipitation from to 6 a.m. 0 inch. 6 a.m.

humidity 6:07 a.m. Sunset: 6:32 p.m. Moonrise: Moonset: 5:00 p.m. Moon phase, last hourly temperature on page 1A (Readings from midnight to midnight) temperature 24. Lowest temperature 9.

humidity at 6:00 a.m. Lowest humidat 5:00 p.m. Precipitation 0 inch. Total .32, departure from normal Total 1.22, departure from normal Heating Degree Days of degrees the daily average temperbelow 65, the point at which artificial generally considered necessary. (Since July 1) 1960, 48 degree days; year ago, 19.

Total this heating season: 7081. Last 6739. Normal: 6750. RADIATION COUNT radiation, as measured in Minneapolis Minnesota health department and reported measurement under 1,000 -microcubic meter is considered safe): micro-microcuries per cubic meter. record, 103, on Sept.

3, 1957. FIVE-DAY FORECAST FIVE-DAY FORECAST Twin Cities Temperatures will average 5 to 8 degrees below normal-37 at this pointthrough Wednesday, rather cold daytime temps with considerable cloudiness and scattered light precipitation averaging .10 to .20 of an inch; slowly rising temperature trend. Minnesota- The same. Vatican Eases Rules on Communion VATICAN CITY-(Reuters) -Catholics may take munion at certain afternoon religious services other than mass under a decree issued by the Vatican supreme congregation of the holy office. The decree said that it may not always and everywhere be possible to celebrate afternoon mass.

Local bishops now may permit administration of communion at some other afternoon service in and chapels of hospitals, jails and colleges. The decree recalled that an apostolic constitution seven years ago mitigated the discipline of the eucharistic fast and left it to bishops to permit the celebration of afternoon mass. CRASH KILLS 10 RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil -(UPI)- A crowded interstate bus collided with a tractor on a highway north of here Thursday, killing 10 persons and injuring 14. COMMUNICABLE DISEASES NEW THIS Oh, so the beauty of a Vertagreen lawn! There's nothing like the cool taste of water nothing like the feel of thick grass under your nothing like the refreshing lawn beauty you with Vertagreen 10-6-4! create It builds healthier, sturdier stands from the roots up. Vertagreen 10-6-4 sends roots down deep where there's moisture, even in dry weather and it makes top growth turn the greenest green you've ever seen.

If you want thick green grass lawn beauty that lasts--insist on ARMOUR Vertagreen 10-6-4 at your nearby garden supply store. W. vi St. Av S- St White Pout WOod South Roseville 48-191h Paul Poll Paul Paul bish 927 -3201 123 2103 20. Bear 700 SE S.

St. St Av. 20th from 295 road 3101 Lake 85. 83 53, 281 39. 7th 1353 81.

2239 212 2nd 19. 333 13th 50. 1047 1922 1798 67, 2300 1133 54 from 293 from 1180 and 78 and 26th Lon 1890 511 719 25, 216 313 70. and 3rd 38. 23.

St, 1621 70 102 29. from 553 E. 1717 Av 18, Tatum 20, Laurel 1042 37, 583 72. 1110 23, 78. 941 2033 Paul 165 21.

20, Av SE. S. W. Conway 148 1231 2778 2110 oil 6 5. Selby 2917 A.

lane. 47 Carrot 3353 3800 1325 wood chat 002 Wacouta, Flandrau: Jameson Seminary. St. 937 27391 3115 She-burne. 5 S.

Marshall 3529 3rd Dood 3rd 6th St 78th Pleasant 4th. Ash, Juno. County clothing 19, Oakland. Sheldon, Elliot Paul S. Sm Av Co.

Cedar chips rubbish. S. 5th S. S. Grand NE St.

Saratoga, 23. th 19th 38th 52nd St South St. Columbus Colfax. Gitard dump. Cen- South Wes' West St St South nn Paul St St Set for NSP Executive Frank Mayer Services for Frank G.

Mayer, 57, 292 Macalester St. Paul, who died Thursday, will be 10 a.m. Monday in Nativity church, St. Paul. Burial will be in Resurrection cemetery.

Mr. Mayer was sales manager and assistant of the St. Paul division of Northern States Power Co. Born in Glencoe, he was a 1927 graduate of Notre Dame university. He joined the power company's Minneapolis engineering department.

He worked in the St. Paul sales department from 1928 to 1950, when he was appointed manager of the Stillwater division. He became St. Paul sales manager in 1951 and in 1956 also was named assistant manager of the NSP division. Surviving are his wife, Ethel; three daughters, Mrs.

James Thompson, Colorado Springs, Mrs. Jean Westerfield, Lexington, and Mrs. Nicholas Nelson, Decatur, a son, David with the army in Germany; four brothers, Joseph manager of industrial sales in NSP's Minneapolis general office, Alfred St. Paul, Raymond L. and Carl both of Glencoe; six sisters, Mrs.

M. A. Buechelle, Minneapolis, Rufina Mayer and Mrs. Lucia Huntington, both of Glencoe, Mrs. A.

H. Fabel, Grand Forks, N. Mrs. A. H.

Mueller, Hingham, and Mrs. J. A. Ellert, Milk River, Alberta, Canada; and three grandchildren. A rosary service will be 8:15 p.m.

Sunday at Willwerscheid mortuary, St. Paul. Tip Halts Bad Check Suspect The suspicions of a St. Paul travel agency clerk paid off Thursday when a 24-year-old Albert Lea, man, suspected of passing more than $2,000 in worthless checks, was captured. Vernon Childress, a law student at Drake university, Des Moines, Iowa, was arrested after one bad check victim trailed him to the Great Northern railway ticket office, 4th and Wabasha St.

Paul. Childress ran into: a wall and suffered a cut head when he tried to escape from Anthony J. Philippi, 1660 E. 7th a railway clerk who held him until police arrived. Childress was treated at Ancker hospital and taken to the St.

Paul city jail. He had $2,508 in cash, money orders and travelers checks when searched, according to police. A search of Childress' car revealed a check protector, typewriter and a set of license plates stolen in Minneapolis, St. Paul police said. Also found were 99 checks written for $79.19.

Police said Childress came to Minneapolis several days ago and opened a token account at First National bank in the name of Stockwell Toy Sales Minneapolis, a non-existent firm. Thursday afternoon Childress appeared at the Universal Travel agency, 345 Wabasha where he purchased $50 in travelers checks. He paid for them with a $76.16 check drawn on the Stockwell firm. He received the travelers checks and change from Carl E. Deppe, 1428 Albanay an employe.

Deppe hastily checked the telephone direc- tory. When he didn't find a Stockwell Co. listed, 1 he trailed the suspect to the railticket office. There he told. Phillippi to arrived.

detail him until police Police said Childress is believed to have cashed other worthless checks in the Twin Cities, accounting for the money in his possession. Childress was a partner in an Albert Lea music store which recently ran into financial troubles. He told police his wife is expecting a baby any day. Big Units to Cool Washington Airport SYRACUSE, N. Y.

Two refrigeration units, each capable of producing the same cooling effect as melting two million pounds of ice daily, will be used to air condition the new Dulles International Airport near Washington. The Federal Aviation Agency is constructing the 90 million dollar airport. THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Mar. 25, 1960 17 THE DAY'S RECORDS MINNEAPOLIS MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Floyd B. Anderson, trol Carol J.

Splittstozer, 516 St 28th Eugran. E. M. Klabunde, Mathieu, 28. 28 3016 Pleasant, Frederick L.

Goss, 26th St. Janice R. Zelinski, 304 26th St Clarence H. Jordan, Wayzata: Norma Stickney, 28. 1100 E.

St Richfield John Tomasko. ton Mary L. 1413 Smith, 22nd St. Joseph Larsen, 27, 1417 NE 6th St Kathleen M. Lind, 5345 Av.

Ronald A. Goodin, 20. Osseo; Shirley A. Beyer, Newton Av. Ralph J.

Zeglin, 23, 2817 NE. 29 Judith M. Warren, 19, 4341 Park Av. Allen D. Hanson, 23, Park Av.

La Vonne A. Nelson, 914 8th St David G. Judson, 22, Escanaba Mich Marilyn J. Nelson, 2412 Lyndale. James E.

Haines, Hinckley Marian B. Criswell, 24, 4720 Garfield Vilis Bergmanis, legal. 2405 22nd St Aina Baumanis, legal, 2825 Harriet Av. Michael V. Broderick, 5124 Bryant; Mary S.

Scheurer, 20 4043 William M. Jones, 21. 277 3907 2nd Av Judy M. Fast, Floyd 0. Olson, 46, 102 N.

9th Av Hopkins Gladys Cheney, 43. 640 NE. 84th Hopkins. Donald W. Malm, 22, Ancka: Annette M.

Engen, 20 3212 Cortield Av. Jonas H. Oberg, legal, 4004 Russell Svea Schell, legal, 6404 Indian road, Edina. Hails DEATHS Jesse G. Atkinson, 79 Lina M.

Dahl, 2608 Hildegard Erickson, 4032 Av Sophia Horazy, NE 14th Av. Mabel E. McAllister, Minnehaha Rev. Ernest A. Palm.

66. SE Av Chester K. Peterson. Dorothy L. Peterson, 39 Emma C.

Raymond, 86. Av Cecelia H. Schmidt, 62. Arthur J. Sundin, 65.

5320 Hiawatha Av. Laura M. Tisdale, 81 Marselius Tobiesen, 3529 Av Norval Warner, Elliot DIVORCES GRANTED Lyle J. Neft JoAnn E. Neft.

Lois K. Lundberg from Virgil F. Lundberg. Eleanor N. Dawson from Charles F.

Dawson. Dorothy Holm from Stanley V. Holm. Barbara Carter from Willis R. Carter.

Rebecca Thurner Franklin Thurner. Elaine J. Villas Leo R. Villas. Mary Jo Anderson James M.

Anderson. FIRE CALLS THURSDAY P.M. NE 14th Av. 1:02 Sheridan hotel. 1:03 James Av.

2:58 4:33 2916 Av. Av rubbish. 5:48 Lake St Av. emer- 16th toaster 6:54 2206 burner. 8:09 Washington mattress.

Minnenaha rubbish York emergency. 11:14 Main and sprin- 11:20 River N. 23rd rub- 11:31 awning. FRIDAY A.M 21st Electric wiring 4 Washington Mattress. 4 Emergency.

Awning ST. PAUL MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Arthur Rinchlew. 5406 Holiday Rd Hopkins: Gladys A Hanion. 875 Cleveland Edward T. Klosowski, Pomsey: Sandra L.

Meyers. 148 Ramsey. Edward F. Palma, New Prague, Minn Mary V. Wenzel, Ashland Arthur J.

Berens, 928 Arlene M. Worth, James L. Swanson, 916 Mound St: Barbara A. Lindeen, Rose Av. Johannes C.

VanderPlas. 2068 Clear; Martha R. Smith, Bush. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Mrs Donald Beguhl, Carl Eckstrom.

Burr Raymond Jr. Harold Gillman, Dorothea. Leo Kasel, 436 Bantil, William Larkin, Delaware, West Paul Delbert Meyer. 826 Joseph Monsour, 249 Prescott. Fred Ronkowski, Ramsey.

Joseph Sablak, 309 Poul Park Kazimierz, 309 Fir Av. Park. Paul Wallace Truen, 2238 Roth White Bear Ronald VonSpreecken, 3104 Conway. Oak- dale Township Deryl Watson, 498 Maple. Edward Weiss.

Hand. Roseville Thomas Zeller, BOYS Mr and Mrs. Gerhard Amunrud, Langford Park. Kenneth Arcand, 1004 Gordon Atchison, Thomas Banazewski, Davis lane, Pout James Beckmann, 2924 Rose lie Derle Bense, Av John Black, 805 Emmett Conlin, Nortolk Harold Dodge, 534 Lawrence Gross. 1035 Burke Roseville Leonard Hardy, Ashiang John Honkomp, 676 Rose Rd Ray Jacobson.

Roseville Raymond Jost. Theodore Kenowski, 4 Park Milan Krohn, Shoreview. Orville Learmann, Manuel Nava, Kentucky Richard Needhom, 140 South Maynard G. Nelson. Homewood Joseph Romocky, Rose.

Herman Skog, Richard Voigt Albert Dale Wolf, DEATHS Ada Boehm. Lake Esther Brody, Ra. James Gilbride. Simon Hoekstro, Rd. Bryan Kelly, 034 Pleasant.

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Louis Salt L. City Antonio San Fran. High year midnight Sunrise: 5:18 a.m. quarter. Minneapolis Highest Highest ity for month for year The number ature falls heat is March Normal 30." season: Beta Ray by the daily (any curies per Thursday, Highest on HARTZ, 56, news editor of the New York Times since 1952.

He had held editorial positions in Baltimore, Washington and Chicago. He joined the Times in 1935 as a copy editor on the foreign news desk. For a time in World War II he was civilian consultant to the news chief of the war department in charge material for the prepreparing NEW YORK-ERNEST VON GREENFIELD, Mass. COL. FREDERICK HUFF PAYNE, 83, industrialist and assistant secretary of war under President Hoover.

SAN DIEGO. Calif. DR. JOHN TURNER, 79, president of West Virginia university from 1928 to 1936. He also had served as chairman of the advisory board of the United States tariff commission.

CAIRO, Egypt MRS. DOROTHY RICE SIMS, 70, of New York, bridge expert, aviator, writer and widow of P. Hal Sims, the bridge champion. Mrs. Sims was visiting Cairo on a round-the-world cruise.

TUNKHANNOCK, BISHOP ROBERT F. WILNER, 70, of the Anglican Episcopal church. NEW YORK BERNICE LANGTON, 81, a sculptor who had won a number of prizes and exhibited her work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. PORTSMOUTH, N. -MRS.

MARY C. DONDERO, 66, former mayor of Portsmouth and a Democratic national teewoman from New Hampshire from 1950 to 1952. Fire Strikes Apartment Fred Neihart, 22, 335 7th St. Paul, won't need his mother-in-law's vacuum cleaner today after all. Neihart, an unemployed plumber's apprentice, left his 11-month-old son, John, and his wife, Marjorie, 19, at home this morning while went to see about a job.

Then he visited his mother-in-law to borrow her vacuum cleaner. When he arrived home he found firemen throwing furniture and clothing from the window of his third floor apartment. A fire which started in an upholstered chair burned part of the wall, his hi-fi set, and much of his furniture on which the first payments were vet to be made. SKIERS! There's Great Spring Skiing at MOUNT TELEMARK Cable, Wis. Open Daily Latest Snow Report: One Inch New Snow Over 17 inch Base "TOMAHAWK" Weatherproof Scout Model SLEEPING BAG 36x74 inches, lbs.

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MRS. MARIE D. BOLSTAD, 3052 S. 17th a resident of Minneapolis 65 years, died Thursday at 86. Mrs.

Bolstad, who was born in Norway, was a member of the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Henry W. Anderson funeral home. Burial will be in Crystal Lake cemetery.

Surviving are two sons. Thor S. and Melvin; three daughters, Mrs. Della Burk, Mrs. Lillian Holman and Mrs.

Hazel lich; a sister, Mrs. Thea Larson; five grandchildren and nine great -grandchildren, all of Minneapolis, and two sisters in Norway. MRS. GUNHILD (GOLDIE) HANSON, 4123 S. 24th a resident of Minneapolis 53 years, died Thursday at 67.

Mrs. Hanson was a member of Central Free church. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Henry W. Anderson funeral home.

Burial will be in Sunset Memorial park. Surviving are her husband, Oscar; a son, Clarence; two sisters, Mrs. Emily Hanson and Mrs. Esther Johnson; and a brother, Ernest Carlson, Minneapolis. DALE R.

STAUFFACHER, 46, 4518 N. Logan died Thursday. Born in Hudson, he had been a Minneapolis resident 35 years. Mr. Stauffacher was owner of Dale's grocery.

Surviving are his wife. Alice: two sons. Duane E. and Gene two daughters, Sandra K. and Nancy his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Stauffacher; three brothers. Hollie, Quentin and Miles; and three sisters. Mrs. Fred Schuster and Mrs.

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