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The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 56

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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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56
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Refund claims of $547.20 way use had been claimed, i 23 Pay Fines in Gas Tax Refunds jwere voided and $282.10 to keep true and ac- THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR I UC June II, 1958 HEY, KIDS! I illegal refunds was returned I rate recoTds and PuttinS i firtltimic riatre nn citnc tctitious dates on sales to the state. tickets. A total of 23 persons paid fines of $220 on charges of I violating the state gasoline tax refund law during May. The cases Involved use on the highways of gasoline on which refunds for non-high- Dogwood'i troubles art recorded in lh Minneopolij Inbune Advt UN 9 6306 Soap Box Deadline Is Saturday Saturday is the deadline for entries in the Minneapolis soap box derby, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce in mm 13 A Wondtrful Piclurt, from (ht Seniational look "PEYTON PLACE" Cinematcopt lr Color, with lona TURNER Lloyd NOLAN Hopt LANG! Dion. VARSI Eilro Color Cartoon lit Complete Show at SU 46110 100 TWIN DRIVE HWY.

100 CENTRAL AVE. N.E. ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES Of THE YEAR Lano TURNER Lee PHILIPS "PEYTON PLACE" In Color and ClncmoScop Gives you yj more flavor! We Are Proud to Announce a Blessed The 100 Drive In Is Now a Twin 2 BIG SCREENS EAST AND WEST ON OUR EAST SCREEN TU 1.7980 WE 1.3733 IS Minute South on Hwy. 16 Snow Crop frozen orange juice keeps in the real trim particles of li I or.tne. There's mure in Stewart GRAINGER Deborah KERR 1 I "KING SOLOMON'S MINES" In Color Greatest African Adventure Story Brought Back for Tour Enjoyment 3 ORANGE CARTOON FLOWERS WHILE THEY LAST PLAYGROUND juice 1 SU I 2345 BROTHERS WITH GUNS WHO tmm eiDernours ii II SADDLE THE WIND DRAGSTRIP CINEMASCOPE COLOR Robert TAYLOR Julie LONDON 2 COLOR CARTOONS VISIT OUR SNACK BAR, ENJOY OUR FINE FOOD co-operation with Chevrolet dealers of Minneapolis and Hopkins.

The race, scheduled July 12, will be held on W. River toad at Franklin A v. More than $500 in prizes will be awarded. To prepare for the event, soap l)ox clinics are available to boys 11 to 15 to instruct them on how to build a derby racer. The first clinic Saturday will be at 1 p.m.

at Harold Chevrolet S. 42nd Av. and Lake St. State Firemen Choose 'Flame GRAND RAPIDS. inn.

(-? Lucille Clark, Grand Rapids, reigned today as the first Miss Flame of the Minnesota ire Departments Association. She was crowned Tuesday night by State Rep. Vladimir Shipka, Grand Rapids. Officers elected were Frank Palm, Detroit Lakes, president, succeeding Charles Troop, Grand Rapids; Arnold l.uukkoneti, Cloquet, first vice president; 11. W.

Long-street, Pipestone, second vice president; and Marshall B. Thorton, Nashwauk attorney, re-elected secretary -treasurer. TU 1-2917 EAST SCREEN Double Feature Show "DARK WEBB" and 'PORT AFRIQUE' WEST SCREEN In Color and Cinemascope "SADDLE THE WIND" Robt. TAYLOR Julie LONDON Proved Safe and Effective DRIVI SOUTH ON LYNDALI AVI. ACROSS MINN.

RIVER GREENWOOD Contains Natural Substances from Citrus Fruits, the Result of Pharmaceutical Research by Sunkist Growers 9400 The N.W. Neeit and Matt Irautiful Drlve-lo Theatre roll chg No I No Robert TAYLOR Julie LONDON "SADDLE THE WIND" CinemaScope and Color Filmed Aqafnst the Grandeur of the Colorado Rockie SU 8 B900 Vlhr 'Cfg'i ylJ SEE SEE SEETV yf'-' J4f fPlr hotrods the the rY il7 V2 ILJ VS- "TRAIN "BEACH PARTY plJ.r MOTORCYCLES DRAG" RUMBLE" OR WEST SCREEN "PEYTON PLAGE" In CtnemoScop Color EAST SCREEN Twin Rock 4 Riot Show 'The Cool and the Crazy' Plui "DRAGSTRIP RIOT" Set our larqr ad on this paqt Vi York, N. V. (Siieeial A uiciiical rlmir recently id mm I exclliny iiews that el Weight Inell 11 till Wnfln-n may now weight safely ami stea'lliv it li the help all i in I i it leilut'iiiK ili-cin ei aiil rum oi anp', vveiyht lf.v fur 1 he many ei eiv ht suhjects useil was imtinils- -ami "-is hi jiiimnls Ueie 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 riiror'His iliel or exercise. 'I'hc effective tahlets useil ex-i-hisively Were I tureen tahlets a pleasant, nranuc-tastinir product of th.

Consiinier I'm Corporation. Any ovei weight pel son with i'lahhy midriff, heavy thighs, arms, lefts or other fleshy spots may now safely help lose weight, thanks to the leducniK discovery aid from oranges, Orajfen. Orafj'eii is availahle to everyone at all Walt'ceii diiiR stores. Satisfactory icsulN aie 3 ME 3-2878 iiwffiitwii GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS Hilarious Conflicts Occur When Hoodlums Seek Vengeanco "DESIGNING WOMAN" Cinemascope Color, with Gregory PECK Louren BACALL Dolores GRAY Extra Color Cartoon tftmrn -inTiiil 1 HA S-2HC A Wonderful Picture, from the Sensational Book "PEYTON PLACE" Cinemascope Color, with Lana TURNER Lloyd NOLAN Hope LANGE Diane VARSI Eitra Color Cartoon -1st Complete Show at 9:30 1ft BEAUTIFUL GIRLS 3 in the ALL GIRL REVUE AT THE PERSIAN WE 5-1414 Lk. CTT 100 introductory size S3.

95 Vprfcal 200 tablet economy size 56.95 400 tablet clinical sizi $10.95 Product ol Consumer Drug Corporation fW.lijpjlMM-IWIiJI IIWIjlWMI I PALMS CLUB SITE Lana TURNER Lloyd NOLAN Diane VARSI "PEYTON PLACE" In CinemaScope and Color Plus Color Cortoon Complete Show at 9.30 EXCLUSIVE SHOWING 109-111 WASHINGTON AVE. S. 3 BIG SHOWS NITELY NEVER A DULL MOMENT NO COVER OR MIN. FE. 2-2872 ON OUR WEST SCREEN "PEYTON PLACE What advertisers think (one of a series) ill use corAO -ft at -ill fcl WU faAi a.jM -'ye" aaaw.

Sussel's ad campaign seeks ouf-and finds-the buyer one of the big names in this area in custom built garages and custom pre-cut building materials, depends on a consistent advertising campaign in the Minneapolis Star and Tribune to help sell garages and breezeways and lake homes, as well. li o0iStoror.oV- Wit ymneoP0" 1 Doev NewH0Pe'0 el-, Our P'e" 'l on ePh'c ye joWe home they co" II of 00r oHer i 1 1 1 1 G3'oS. C-s rFXEA 1 Kead what J. Sussel has to say about his company's approach to getting business: "Our problem is to let people hnmc then can find the an-fttver to their garage problem at the Sussd Co. Since do not know uhere these people are, exposure of our offer is uhat ue need; advertising in (he columns of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune help them find its" $ie' success with carajres and other swift-construction products is aether dramatic demonstration of the wide ranee of buyers that newspaper advertising seeks out and finds for the advertiser.

Ik-cause advertising in the newsoaper carries the interest and the impact of the news which surrounds it. To make your advertiin? newsworthy to the creates possible audience, call FEdera! --'-'AU. An advertising representative will he hamn- jr.e.-sace maxiir.uni sales effect. V. jrla: j- wm rr 11 I jki.

JU ii Vie' Cr'ev f- tJk'-VJsi. -4 ijt?" v- i RETAIL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT FE 3-3! 1 1.

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