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INSTRUCTOR TO ADMINISTER OATH Douglas K. Amdahl to Become City's New Judge on Thursday Douglas Kenneth 41, lawyer, teacher and biggame hunter, is to be sworn in as the new Minneapolis municipal judge at 8:45 a.m. Thursday. The oath is to be administered by Municipal Judge Donald Barbeau, one of Amdahl's instructors at the Minneapolis-Minnesota college of law, from which the new jurist obtained his law degree. Amdahl was appointed by Gov.

Andersen to fill the vacancy created by the election of Municipal Judge Luther B. Sletten to the district bench. Amdahl received the highest vote in a poll conducted by the bar association. Since 1955 Amdahl has been a member of the county attorney's staff. His county salary has been $10,430 a year.

His new salary will be $13,500. At its 1957 organizational meeting, the city council gave Amdahl three votes in balloting for city attorney. Charles TODAY'S STAR LADY Mother Not Needed Now? Listen to This! Today's column is by Bessie Hansen (Mrs. George 5815 N. James Brooklyn Center, who has three sons, one daughter and six grandchildren.

Her interests include cards and cribbage, reading, writing poems and travel. By BESSIE HANSEN seen at hemlines, shoulders, necklines and sleeves this year. This trend shows up i in the lines of many prominent designers. At right is a panel overskirt, part of the tride-easy look which many collections also feature. When John, last of my four children, felt a twinge of regret as I thought back depended on me.

It felt strange not to be by anybody. What do grandmas in their 50s do? They babysit. To be useful is a wonderful feeling. When I babysit, I know I'm needed again. Neighbors are nice people.

They love to go out-while I love to come in. It's a neat arrangement. I cuddle their babies and little ones, tuck them into bed, wipe a nose here and got to be 14, I to when he really needed useful--and so am I--again. Mrs. Hansen Children are a lot of fun.

I remember on Halloween, half the little hobgoblins who came to my door were children with whom I babysit. I could tell by their voices. Some were so scary looking, and they all thought I didnt' recognize them. Tricks or treats meant more to me than to non-babysitters. You learn so much babysitting--the way to the bathroom, new diaper angles, all about pets.

Turtles, parakeets, dogs, cats--you learn to call them by their names, Nicoedmus, Algernon, Toby, Pepper won't Klondike part Eskimo Fluff I take my kitty to bed? She needs You learn readymade bandages come in colors, calling for big decisions. is so pretty but red shows up Some of the children forget and call me Mommyand that makes me happy. As I write this, I keep listening for the phone. Hansen, can you babysit for me Thursday I'm grateful to Mr. Bell for the telephone.

It's needed and Mary Lambert Is Engaged to William Dean FORT WAYNE, Ind. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Boyce M. Lambert, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Frances, to William F.

Dean, Muncie, of Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Dean, 200 Meadowbrook road, Hopkins. Mr.

Dean is a graduate of University of Minnesota and is assistant director of the student at Ball State Teachers college, Muncie. A June wedding is planned. Dianne Olean Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olean.

3540 S. Longfellow announce the engagement of their daughter, Dianne, to Lance G. Erickson. He is a son of Mrs. and Mrs.

Adolph Erickson, 3420 Manor Golden Valley. SHOE SALE! ONE LOW PRICE! wedgies. Flats, £90 Reg. to 12.95 all sales final 813 nicollet 813 nicollet New! Cereal-Fruit Combinations for Baby STRAINED OATMEAL WITH APPLESAUCE AND BANANAS Gerber READY TO SERVE PACKED IN ECONOMICAL SAFETY TINS ture babies love. Nutritionally speaking, they'te enriched with iron and important B-vitamins.

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Nelson announce the engagement of their daughter, Lois Jean, 1715 S. Lagoon Minneapolis, to Gerald P. Berge. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Palmer A. Berge, 11953 Hilloway road, Wayzata. A Feb. 18 wedding is planned. Rummage Sale A rummage sale sponsored by the Trinty Twosomes Couples' club of Trinity Methodist church will be held Friday and Saturday at 810 S.

10th St. THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Jan. 10, 1961 9B trar before joining the staff of county attorney as staff. The new judge is a member of the Hennepin county, state, and national bar sociations. He is a member of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, as well as Delta Theta Phi law fraternity.

His religious affilation is with Mount Olivet Lutheran church. His chief hobby is biggame hunting "all over North He is also a member of the masoic order and the Shrine, and he plays the "Chinese clarinet" in the Shrine oriental band. Four Intruders Steal Girls' Money, Radio Four men, all about' 20 years old, forced their way into an apartment shared by three girls at 3 a.m. today, stayed for about 15 minutes and then left with cash and a transistor radio. Karol Savage, 20, was still awake, she told police, and she answered a knock on her door at 2519 Hennepin Av.

The men pushed past her and one of them entered the bedroom where Karen Savage, 20, and Judy Johnson, 18, were asleep. After the men left, Karol said her wallet containing $10 was missing. Karen reported her wallet and $5 gone, and Judy lost $31. Karol told police she knew two of the men by their first names. She said she had met them Friday night at a bowling lane.

Joe DiMaggio Back in Marilyn's Lineup NEW YORK -(A)- Marilyn Monroe's press agent today confirmed reports. she has been seeing her former husband, former baseball star Joe DiMaggio, since the breakup of her marriage to Arthur Miller, playwright. The agent, John Springer, said she had not told him what it means, if anything. Kolor-Bak for Gray Hair Look years younger! Amazing Bak gradually transforms gray hair to, color. a new Just comb natural-looking in daily till youthful shade desired is reached.

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At left is the ripple hem, the sort of softness Look Who's Here! EDITOR'S NOTE: This list of births is compiled from information supplied by maternity patients in Minneapolis hospitals. GIRLS Mr. and Roman G. Bauer, Circle Pines. Robert M.

Beck, New Brighton. Kenneth L. Benson, 3820 France Brooklyn Center. Dr. Herman D.

Bentz, Anoka. Andrew Benyo, St. Anthony Village. DeWayne Bluebaugh, 2524 NE. Central.

Sam Boris, 2514 NE. 3rd St. Dr. Dennis J. Brandstetter, Hopkins.

John Bryce, Wayzata. Jack Bush, 8256 S. York, Bloomington. Eugene J. Conley, 4542 N.

Penn. Donald H. Dierkhissing, 3537 Columbus. Emil J. Dupont, 6409 1 Bethia lane.

Michael L. Eastman, 5047 S. 44th Av. Willard W. Rosemount.

David L. Englerto, N.E. Fillmore. Melvin A. Ferrin, 2904 Salem, St.

Louis Park. Dr. John W. Foft, 7121 S. Knox, Richfield.

Vernon E. Forder, 5525 S. Emerson. A. Mitchell Gandel, 1911 N.

Queen. Gary K. Gower, 590 Ashland, St. Paul. Terrance C.

Haik, 6721 N. 5th St. Clinton M. Hallberg, Forest Lake. Joseph A.

Hatcher, Minnetonka Mills. Dale P. Hawkins, 2547 S. 1st Av. Clarence J.

Hilbert, 3537 S. 16th Av. Clarence J. Hudinsky, Chaska. Harry Jensen, 2439 Gettysburg, St.

Louis Park. Oliver L. Kapsner, Rogers. Earl W. Kennard, 4278 Limestone St.

Paul. Frank Kostick, 9517 S. Russell. Arvin L. Lange, 324 N.

25th Av. Lyle E. Larson, 2320 E. 24th St. Stephen E.

Lee, 2133 S. Girard. Melvin E. Lockwood, 1821 N. 3rd St.

John J. Longie, 2824 N. Emerson. Milton S. Lysdahl, 4212 N.

Hampshire, Crystal. Richard P. Melchior, 6632 N. Jersey, Brooklyn Park. Douglas A.

Millay, 3600 S. Aldrich. Daniel C. Miller, 2915 NE. Buchanen.

Donald R. Moline, 1620 S. 7th St. David Nelson, 4534 NE. Madison, Columbia Heights.

Edward J. Niznik, 5147 N. Fremont. Harold J. Nordsletten, Hopkins.

Paul W. Perkins, 3018 N. Xerxes. Dale B. Peterson, 911 E.

17th St. Donald L. Petersen, 998 Jameson, St. Paul. Donald J.

Poethke, 522 W. 48th St. Charles L. Preston, 1009 N. 43rd Av.

Roland J. Rein, 2720 S. 17th Av. Michael P. Richdorf, Minnetonka.

Paul W. Romig, University Village. Thomas A. Rossland, Coon Rapids. Walter L.

Schuckhart, Plymouth. Dr. James E. Seay, Hopkins. Marlyn P.

Simpson, 3635 Cedar. John S. Simrud, 4856 Zane, Crystal. Mage Soiberg, Wayzata. John 1 G.

Stock, 2410 N. Dupont. William O. Strand, New Hope. Gerald E.

Stuth, 3224 Lawrence road, Brooklyn Center. Charles L. Swanson, 3031 Salem, St. Louis Park. Gary J.

Weber, 3653 N. Queen. lude A. Weyrauch, 3516 Douglas Dr. Donald A.

White, 2937 S. 16th Av. Paul E. Williams, Anoka. Robert L.

Zabroske, Hopkins. LeRoy M. Zahler, 5211 N. France. Donald H.

Ziegler, 771 NE. 58th Fridley. BOYS Ejuind Andersen, Osseo. Gerald A. Antilla, 5940 N.

Regent, Crystal. Francis J. Bassett, 4949 S. Penn. Richard T.

Brecht, Blaine Village. Robert A. Brekke, Coon Rapids. Harold O. Burke, 3312 S.

22nd Av. Joseph E. Chesla, 6651 Channel road, Fridley. Robert B. Dalton, 5128 S.

Zenith. Lyle R. Dilley, Anoka. Scott Donaldson, 9625 Orchard Springs road. Bloomington.

John T. Dorry, Stevens. Bloomington. John C. Dumas, 709 SE.

4th St. Elvin M. Engeseth, 7414 S. 18th Richfield. George A.

Erhard, 4900 S. 34th Av. Donald A. Erickson, 4345, Cedar. Allan D.

Erstad, 22 E. St. Frederick E. Everhart, 5409 Horizon Fridley. Harold E.

Frisbie, Plymouth Village. Donald A. Furry, Mound. Michael G. Gillen, 5140 S.

36th Av. Jerry G. Godfrey, 1015 NE. Lowry. SOFTIZE A makes ALL wash SOFT and FLUFFY New municipal judge Sawyer was named with 10 votes.

The new judge' a of Mabel, He entered the University of Minnesota school of business and in 1946, after returning from service in World War II, he was awarded the degree of bachelor of business administration. He spent a year teaching accounting and insurance at the Mankato Commercial college, and then MinneapolisMinnesota college of law, now the William Mitchell college of law, and graduated with honors in 1951. Since then he has been an instructor in the college, where he also served as assistant registrar and regis- AT HOME-Mr. and Mrs. David P.

Galbraith (Darla Jean Herbst) are at home in Blue Ridge Summit, after their marriage in St. John's Lutheran church, Minneapolis. Mr. Galbraith is in the army, stationed at Fort Ritchee, Md. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Boyd Herbst, 4708 Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. James Galbraith, 5321 S. James Av.

DOUGLAS AMDAHL basdeka's 45th January FUR CLEARANCE Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coats Grey Persian Lamb Coats Mink Sides Ranch and Pastel $299 Plus Tax SAVINGS TO basdeka furs 917 NICOLLET Fur products labeled country of origin of imported furs DONNA DES MARAISParents of Donna Marie Des Marais are Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Des Marais, 3818 Chicago Av.

Jerome P. Gorden, 4156 Zane, Robbinsdale. Robert W. Gore, University Village. Noel Hackbarth, 2101.

N. Bryant. Curtis N. Harter, 4628 NE. Tyler, Columbia Heights.

Donald G. Heitz, Long Lake. Richard W. Hodson, 1815 E. 46th St.

George H. Johnsen, 4318 NE. 3rd St. Kermit A. Johnsen, 9500 Stanley, Bloomington.

Harold R. Johnson, Hopkins. Vernon N. Jordahl, 3130 Raleigh, St. Louis Park.

Bart M. Jordano, Hopkins. Burnell H. Kleist, 1519 E. 18th St.

Arthur L. Lee, 5130 N. 65th Brooklyn Center. E. LeVan, 7324 S.

Bryant, Richfield. Theodore B. Light, 1735 Woodbridge court, St. Paul. Dale V.

Lonkey, 7912 NE. Monroe, Spring Lake Park. Elmer A. Lundgren, 3601 N. Hampshire, Crystal.

Roger D. Lundgren, 1618 E. 58th St. Richard D. Marlow, Circle Pines.

Emery L. Marquardt, 3942 N. Idaho. William C. Maurer, Osseo.

Thomas G. McRaith, GlenEverett J. McKown, Maple, Plain. hurst, Louis Park. Dale L.

Moberg, 3329 Columbus. Dennis D. Montague, Coon Rapids. Frank W. Newman, 1314 NE.

5th St. Ronald M. Nordin, 8814 NE. University. Raymond W.

Nutting, Hopkins. Bennett P. Olson, 3133 Findley Pl. Wesley G. Peacock, 3915 S.

42nd Av. Edward F. Peterson, 4617 N. Louisiana. Ronald J.

Peterson, 3033 N. Wisconsin. Crystal. James B. Porter, 3336 Lyndale.

William F. Purrman, 2720 S. Idaho. St. Louis Park.

Richard W. Rasling, Coon Rapids. John E. Regnier, 10533 S. Abbott, Bloomington.

Tyrone J. Schossow, 2710 S. 13th Av. John W. Schultz, 6920 Markwood Crystal.

Nathan K. Shaw, 925 NE. 68th Fridley. Raymond E. Shortell, Coon Rapids.

Kenneth R. Small, 902. W. 22nd St. D.

William Smith, 5005 Arden, Edina. Ronald E. Sorensen, 3500 Woodbine lane, Brooklyn Center. Richard J. Sundberg, 4117 S.

24th Av. Robert A. Taplin, 8857 S. Irving, Bloomington. Bernard F.

Taylor, 1210 N. 6th St. John S. Thomas, 557 NE. 84th Av.

Duane G. Vinge, 7421 S. Lyndale, Richfield. Robert T. White, 1294 W.

Minnehaha, St. Paul. Theodore L. Willard, 6825 N. Drew, Brooklyn Center.

Eugene M. Wroblewski, 3146 W. Calhoun Blvd. Allen J. Zimmerman, 8613 Popular Bridge circle, Bloomington.

TWIN BOY AND GIRL Constant Brown, 10717 N. 9th Av. James J. Reger, 7036 N. Ewing.

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