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3 THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Nov. 24, 1965 MR. AND MRS. T. W.

DETTMAN They have no medical insurance MEDICARE: Will It Help You? Veteran, 70, to Sign for Doctor Care EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in al series of articles about Medicare, the hospital and medical insurance grogram for elderly citizens. By MAURICE HOBBS Minneapolis Star Staff Writer Theodore W. Dettman, 70, is a sturdy-looking, almost stocky man with a gray mustache and thick gray hair. But he admits to being softer than he looks. "It's the inactivity," he said.

He confessed that even moving the garden hose from one spot to another on his neat, carefully-tended lawn is enough exertion to start him puffing. It wasn't always that way. Dettman served in World War I and later was a musician in silent movie theaters in Minneapolis. Came the depression and sound in the movies and the business slacked off. Dettman began hanging around a sign shop owned by a friend and soon began trying his hand at the trade.

An order came in for a large number of signs for a chain of grocery stores in the city and Dettman did the work. The need was for speed and that he had. "I wasn't too neat," said Dettman, "but I was fast." Dettman was soon running his own sign shop and, he said, earned a reputation as one of the fastest sign painters in the business. It was twelve years ago that he developed a gallstone and had to spend five months in the Veterans Administration hospital. That slowed him down.

He sold his own shop and worked for others, earning enough coverage so that he draws $119 each month in Social Security benefits. He adds to that a monthly $80 veteran's pension check and his wife, Clarice, 62, draws a $45 Social Security check each month. The Dettmans live in the neat, comfortable home at 4000 46th Av. S. where they have lived since 1936.

It is a quiet, fairly modern neighborhood, not far from the Mississippi River. Until some of the more recent homes were built, said Dettman, they sometimes got a cool breeze up from the river. Most of his time is spent on the lawn and the flowers. He doesn't paint as often as he did. His hands are not as steady as they once were.

One of his remaining pleasures is playing the sousaphone in the Minneapolis Shrine circus band. But the new Social Security benefits, up 7 per cent from the present rates, may end that. The increase may put his total income over the $2,000 outside income allowed by the veteran's pension if he counts the pay he receives for playing in the band. Dettman said he doesn't expect to use Medicare's hospital plan. The Dettmans have no hospital or medical insurance, but he can go to the Veterans Adminisrtation hospital for serious illness.

"It might be all right for my wife if she ever needs it," he said. He expects to sign up for the voluntary doctor bill portion of Medicare. The new benefits, however, won't mean any lush living for the Dettmans. Taxes on the house continue to go up, even though it is paid for. And other expenses continue to increase, as they do for everyone else.

The new benefits will make life a little more comfortable and Medicare will make it a little more secure. THURSDAY: How (l large hospital bill hits a social security beneficiary. College Plan to Lease Land Hits Legal Snag Atty. Gen. Robert Mattson said today that a proposal by Bethel College and Seminary in St.

Paul to lease land to a private firm for the construction of dormitories for college use would make the land subject to real estate taxes. In an opinion requested by William Randall, Ramsey County attorney, Mattson said tax exempt property is closely regulated by the state constitution. Randall said the Baptist General Conference, Coed Fights for Life After Burning Self WEST CHESTER, Pa. -(P) A 22-year-old West Chester State College coed battled for her life today after setting herself afire on the campus by dousing her clothing with gasoline. coed battled Patricia Ann Conway, a junior maele-' Miss Conway joring in mentary education, was reported in grave condition Tuesday night at Memorial hospital.

She suffered second and third-degree burns over the upper part of her body. "I did it because I love my God." doctors and school officials quoted her as saying. "I did it because of a personal thing." She added that it had nothing to do with the world situation or Viet Nam, referring to recent cases of selfimmolation in protest against government policies. State police at nearby Exton said the Phoenixville, girl told them she had bought the can of gasoline last Sunday. They said she gave no indication, other than "personal reasons," why she set herself afire.

Her father, Joseph, told reporters he knew nothing that would lead her to such an act. According to the police account, she set herself afire in an area used partially as a parking lot on the campus. They said there were several people nearby. No one actually saw her set herself on fire, police said, but several persons saw her in flames almost immediately. David E.

McKenty, an assistant professor of English, ran over to the spot. "I was sitting in a car nearby with a friend when I heard two girls yell out," McKenty said. "At first I thought it was rubbish burning. Then I saw some feet sticking out and thought it might be a person. As I got closer I saw it was a girl and threw my coat on He was quickly assisted by a student, Dennis Coll Landsdowne, and the Rev.

Warren Loesch, Harrisburg, who also tried to smother the flames with their coats. Coll. told police Miss Conway spoke to him as he bent over her after the incident. "I'm a Catholic." she said told him. "Get me a priest." Son: I Shot Parents, Set Home Afire SUNBURY, -A 17- year-old boy says he shot his parents, then set a house fire that killed seven younger brothers and sisters because he wanted to collect insurance to pay off debts, police report.

State Police Capt. John C. Grey said the youth, Harold Bordner, made the oral statement Tuesday from his hospital bed. Earlier in the day the griefstricken father, Paul, 38, attended graveside services for his seven children-Cindy, Jerry, Stephen, Roger, 5: John, Ruby, 3, and Dennis, 1. The father received minor wounds from shotgun pellets.

All were buried in a single grave at Northumberland Memorial Park Cemetery in Central Pennsylvania. 'Four of Cindy's classmates were pallbearers. Harold Bordner, his parents and five other children suffered burns in the fire Saturday night at their twostory log house in the tiny rural community of Herndon. All but the father remained hospitalized. Mrs.

Bordner, 39, was listed in serious condition. Listed in fair condition at the hospital were Marlene, 15; and Virginia, 12. Reported in satisfactory condition were Kenneth, 14; Cathy, 10; and Shirley, 9. DEATHS ALDEN GACEK Services for Alden Gacek, 41, 2642 Monroe who died Monday, will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Billman-Hunt Mortuary, 2701 Central Av.

with burial in Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. Mr. Gacek was born in Minneapolis. He was a welder and worked for Bros Inc.

the last 20 years. Survivors include his widow. Doris; two sons, John and Dale; his father, Henry; a brother, Walter, and two sisters, Mary and Mrs. Carroll Rhodes, Albert Lea, Minn. Reviewal began today.

ALICE INGEBRIGHTSON Services for Mrs. Alice Ingebrightson, 21, Emerson Av. an auto accident Elbow Lake. who was fatally, injured in will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Wooddale, Lutheran Church, St.

Park. Burial will be in Lakewood Cemetery. There will be no reviewal or visitation. The family prefers memorials to Wooddale Church or Cambridge, Lutheran Church. Mrs.

Ingebrightson, who was a health hygienist for the Minnesota Department of Health, is survived by her husband, Robert, and parents, and Mrs. Harvey Strandlund, Cambridge. She was a graduate of Cambridge High School and the University of Minnesota. LAWRENCE T. JENSEN Lawrence T.

Jensen, 69, 2614 Logan Av. owner of Jensen's Photographic Equipment 514 Cedar died Tuesdav. Mr. Jensen, born in Andulusia, had lived in the Minneapolis area for the past 60 years. He was a member of Plymouth Masonic Lodge, the Scottish Rite and the Zuhrah Shrine Temple.

He is survived by his widow. Martha; a son, Lawrence Clearwater, two daughters, Mrs. Horace Peterson and Mrs. La Reine Warner, both of Minneapolis; sister, Mrs. Frank Rudd, Covina, a brother, John, Tallahassee, 12 grandchildren and a greatgranddaughter.

Services will be at 11:30 a.m. Friday at Welander-Quist Mortuarv. 1200 W. Broadway, with burial in Ft. Snelling National Cemeterv.

Reviewal will begin at 3 p.m. Thursday. MRS. LILLIE SWENSON Services for Mrs. Lillie Swenson, 71, 3845 Chicago who died Tuesday, will be 1 p.m.

Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church of Minnehaha Falls, with burial in Elim Lutheran Church Cemetery, Scandia, Minn. Mrs. Swenson, a native of Scandia, lived in Minneapolis 13 years. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS BELL -William Monday evening in his 75th year, residence 937 James, St.

Paul. Beloved husband of Minnie 1.: father of William Robbinsdale, and Mrs. Dorothy Mikle; grandfather ot Daniel Mikle, Kathleen. Shirley, Peggy and Billy Bell. Funeral services St.

Peter's Lutheron Church, St. Paul, Friday, Nov. 26th at p.m. Interment Elmhurst. Memorials preferred to St.

Peter's Lutheran Church. tion at Charles A. Godbout Son, 560 W. 7th, St. Paul, from 6 to 9 p.m.

Thursday and at the church from 12 noon Friday until time of service. BLOOMQUIST -Thelma age 54, residence 7336 West 14th St. on Monday, Survived by son. James: 2 brothers, Alfred Odden of Echo. Minn.

and Harold Odden, Sacred Heart, 6 sisters, Tina Odden and Mrs. Thone Leverson. both of Moorhead. Anne Odden and Mrs. Ernest Gniffke, Mrs.

Edgar Gunderson of Mound. Mrs. Elmer. Anderson of Willmar. Services Wednesday 1:30 p.m.

at The Central Lutheran Church, Grant St. 4th Av. S. Interment Lakewood. Reviewal at the church only from 12 noon until time of service.

Memorials may be directed to The Church Organ or Chapel Fund. Arrangements with Welander-Quist (West Chapel), 2301 Dupont Av. S. BOGNAR-Rosie, age 82, residence Oakland, formerly of Mpls. Survived by son, Joseph of Calif.

Reviewal at The Kenneth R. Morris Colonial Funeral Chapel, W. Broadway at Washburn Ave. No. after 10 a.m.

Thursday. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery Friday morning. BORG -Minnie, formerly of Mpls. passed away in California.

Survived by sons, Russell, Douglas ard Kreueger, daughter, Gloria Hewlett. 9 grandchildren. Burial in fornia on Friday. CARDINAL -Joseph age 31, 7917 VanBuren St. NE.

in Mexico on day. Funeral notice later. ments The Billman-Hunt Chapel. 2701 Central. FARMER Warren age 44, residence 719 E.

18th St. Friends may call from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Thursday at Welander-Quist (South Chapel), Chicago Ave. at 19th.

Services and interment in Charlotte, No. FRASYNIK-William, age 71, of 106 East Hennepin. Survived by friend, Edward Godlesky. Services Friday 9 a.m. The Billman-Hunt Chapel, 2701 Central and 9:30 a.m.

Our Lady of Lourdes. Interment St. Anthony Cemetery. GACEK -Alden, age 41, 2642 Monroe St. NE.

Employe of Bros. Inc. World War Veteran and member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Survived by beloved wife, Doris 2 sons, John A. and Dale father.

Henry; brother Walter: 2 sisters, Mrs. Caroll (Stel. lal Rhodes and Miss Mary Gacek. Funeral Friday 1:30 p.m. The BillmanHunt Chapel 2701 Central.

Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Visitation after 3 p.m. on Wednesday. GITS -Louis 1990 Marshall St. Paul.

Husband of Evelyn H. ther of James P. of Hugo, Mrs. Ralph Opatz St. Cloud, and Thomas.

Shakopee; 15 grandchildren; 6 sisters and 2 brothers. Funeral from The Willwerscheid Peters Mortuary, 1167 Grand at Dunlap. St. Paul, Friday 9:30 and Requiem Mass St. Mary's Church, Dayton Moore, St.

Paul. 10 a.m. Interment National. Visitation after 2 p.m. Thursday, Parish Vigil 8 p.m.

Thursdav. HANSON -Martin. age 80, of Stanchfield. formerly of 1823 NE. Buchanan.

On Sunday. Beloved father of Mrs. Albert (Dorothy) Bethke, Mrs. Wayne (Audrev) Flentie, Fridley. Mrs.

Arthur (Verna) Johnson. Stanchfield, Leonard Wallace Sanger, Calif. Robert Blaine: 20 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. Retired 55 vr. employee, Bros.

Inc. Services 1:30 p.m. Wed. at the O. E.

Larson Chapel, 2301 Central Av. NE. with interment Hillside Cemetery. Visitation from 11 a.m. Tues.

until time of service. INGEBRIGHTSON-Alice, age 21 of 3440 Emerson So. Survived by husband, Robert; parents. Mr. Mrs.

Harvey Strandlund, Cambridge. Services 1:30 Friday at Wooddale Lutheran Church, 4001 Wooddale. No visitation or reviewal. Arrangements by John Billman's Park Funeral Home, WA 6-1615. Memorials to Wooddale or Cambridge Lutheran Church are preferred.

JENSEN Lawrence age 69. residence 2614 Logan No. on Tuesdav. Survived by wife Martha: son, Lawtence T. Clearwater, daughters, Mrs.

Horace (Lyla) Peterson, Mrs. LaReine Warner, both of Mpls 12 grandchildren; great-aranddaughter: sister, Mrs. Frank Rudd, Covina, brother, John of Tallahassee Fla. Services Friday 11:30 a m. Welander-Quist (North Chapell, 1200 W.

Broadway. Interment Fort Sneling National Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Thursday. JOHNSON-Wendla, age 83, residence 2600 Vincent Av.

N. on Monday. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Frank (Evelyn) Bock 'of Phoenix, sister. Elna Rosland, Mpls.

Services Friday 1 p.m. Welander-Quist (North Chapel) 1200 W. Broadway. Interment Crystal Lake cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m.

Wednesday. NOTE CHANGE OF TIME KAPPELLER- -Robert age 80. of 3428 40th Ave. So. Survived by daughter.

Mrs. Dolores Grelson, 2 granddaughters Suzanne H. Greison of The Peace Ankara, Turkev. and Suzanna E. Grelson, San Francisco, 2 brothers, Matt Kappeller, and Joe Kappeller of Tecumseh, Ontario; sister, Mrs.

Bertha Johnson, Mpls: several nieces and nephews. Services Saturday 10:30 a m. at McDivitt-Hauge Chapel, 32nd St. at Minnehaha Ave. and Requiem Mass 11 a.m.

at The Church of St. Albert the Great, 29th St. 32nd Ave. So. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery. Visitation beginning Thursday. Rosary Service Friday 8:30 p.m. KING -Dr. Robert of 906 W.

42nd St. Survived by wife, Emma SISter, Mrs. Florence Bland, Dayton, Ohio. Services Sat. afternoon 3 o'clock at Werness Bros.

Chapel, W. 50th St. Beard Av. S. Interment Lakewood Cemetery.

Friends may call at chapel beginning at 3 o'clock Fri. If so desired memorials may be given to Mpls. Lions Club Welfare Fund. KULLBERG -F. Fred, age 74 of Mound, Minn.

Survived by daughter. Mrs. Allan (Janet) Peterson, Mound, son, George Wayzata; 5 grandchildren. Service Friday morning 10:30 clock Werness Brothers Chapel, 37th St. Nicollet Ave.

Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Friends may call at chapel beginning Wednesday afternoon 5 LARSON Roland age 55, of 1127B West Medicine Lake Drive. Survived by wife, Marcella; son, Ronald, Denver, daughter, Carolee Lorson of Medicine Lake: 2 sisters. Mrs. Hildur Erickson and Mrs.

Lorna Johnson, both of Mpls. Services Saturday p.m. Oak Knoll Lutheran Church. Interment Glen Haven Memorial Gar. dens.

Friends may call after 3 p.m. Thursday at The Strobeck- -Johnson Chapel, 1400 Excelsior Hopkins. Family prefers memorials 10 Oak Knoll Church. MADSEN -George age 71, of 4916 E. Sunnyslope Road, Edina.

Survived by wife. Alice daughter, Mrs. Gilbert (Florence) Jackson of Santa Paula. 2 sons. Gordon W.

of Shorewood, John D. of Edina; 9 grandchildren: sister, Mrs. Rov Culverwell of Los Angeles: 3 brothers, Orville. Mather and Wilbur, all of Mpls. Services Friday 12 o'clock noon at Werness Brothers Chapel, W.

50th St. Beard Ave. So, Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Friends may call at chapel beginning 4 p.m. Thursday.

SPECIAL RATES FOR FOUR AND SEVEN DAYS WANT ADS CALL 372-4242 3. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS MORAN- Anna 1360 Hartford, St. Paul. Mother of Miss Phyllis Moran, St. Paul.

Mrs. Philip (Honora) Kinsella, Pontiac, Mrs. Lucien (Jeanette) Thompson, Midland, Texas; 8 grandchildren; 3 great -grandchildren; 4 sisters and 3 brothers. Funeral from The Willwerscheid Peters Mortuary, 1167 Grand at Dunlap, St. Paul Friday 9:30 a.m.

Requiem Mass Holy Spirit Church, Randolph Albert. St. Paul 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary's.

Visitation 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. p.m. Thursday, Rosary 8 p.m. Thursday. OLSON Edward, age 81.

formerly of 4134 Humboldt Ave. on Wednesday. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Vernon (Margaret) Nelson; 5 grandchildren; nephew in Sweden. Services Friday 2:30 p.m.

WelanderQuist (North Chapell 1200 W. Broadway. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Friends may' call after 3 p.m. Thursday.

Memorials may be sent to The Heart Fund. PETERSON -Helen of 63 Woodland Circle. Edina. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements Werness Brothers, W.

50th St. Beard Ave. So. ATTENTION IRON WORKERS LOCAL REVELING--Henry Arthur, age 65, residence 1700 Portland Av. on A day.

Survived by friend, Florence Mrs. Harris Henry Kurkosky: Borchardt; (Mae) Marcus Reveling 4 4 Milstroh all sisters, (Alice) brothers, of and Enga Connolly, Gust, Mrs. Reveling, Bernard Lillian Idore, Mrs. Reveling, Moorhead; aunt, Mrs. Bessie Winegardner, several nieces and nephews.

Services Friday 1 p.m. at Welander-Quist (South Chapel) Chicado Ave. at 19th St. Interment National Cemetery. Friends may call beginning Wednesday 5 p.m.

Memorials preferred to Central Lutheran Church. ROSEN Mrs. Anna age 78, of 1407 Girard N. Survived by 2 sons, Stanley, Edwin, Golden Valley: 3 grandchildren. Funeral service p.m.

Wed. from Hodroff Sons- Aaron (North Chapel), 1306 Plymouth Av. N. Memorials preferred to donor's favorite charity. SHAUNGHESSY--George age 64, of 1606 4th Av.

S. Survived by 2 SISters Mrs. Rose Brandt of Onamia Mrs. Florence Borer of 1 brother, Elmer. Services 9:30 a.m.

Friday from Hanson -Nugent Funeral Home, 2116 Nicollet. Mass 10 a.m. Friday at St. Stephens Church. Interment tional Cemetery.

Visitation after 4 p.m Thursday. SKANSE -Sharon age 26, of 3853 44th Av. S. Survived by parents, Mr. Mrs.

Rudolph M. Skanse; 2 sisters, Shirley and Bonnie. Member of Minnehaha Baptist Church Services Friday morning 10 o'clock The Albin Chapel, Paul Albinson Sons directors, 2200 Nicollet Av. Interment Hillside. Friends may call after 7 p.m.

dav. SWENSON -Lillie C. age 71 residence 3845 Chicago Av. on Tuesday. Survived by daughters.

Mrs. Jack (Shirlev) Mitchell, Clarkston, Mrs. Irving (Lois) Elliott, 2 sons. Willard Swenson, Stillwater, Chester Swenson, Anaheim, 6 grandchildren; sisters, Miss Edith Croon Miss Alphine Croon, both of Mrs. Matie Olson, Montevideo.

Minn. brother, Carl Croon, Chisago City. Minn. Services Fri. p.m Trinity Lutheran Church of M'haha Falls.

4015 E. 52nd St. Interment 3 p.m. Elim Lutheran Cemetery. Scandia, Minn.

Memorials may be directed to Church Missions. Friends may call beginning 3 p.m. Thurs. Welander-Quist (South Chapel) Chicago Av. at 19th St.

THOMPSON-Ellen age 86, of 3041 Pennsylvania St. Louis Park. Former owner of Thompson Grocery, 901 West 36th St. and member of Rolla Chapter, O.E.S. Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs.

Otis (Genevieve) Lilly of Mrs. Albert (Geneva) Noves of St. Louis Park: 2 grandchildren, 1st Sgt. June Doberstein of Arlington, Va. Mrs.

Robert (Doris) MacDowell of Richfield: 3 great-grandchildren, Linda, Diane and David MacDowell. Services Friday afternoon, 1:30 o'clock. Werness Bros. Chapel. W.

50th St Beard Av. S. Interment Sunset Memoral Park. If so desired, memorials may be given to St. Louis Park Evangelical Free Church.

THORSEN--Ella age 83, 3354 Grimes Av. Robbinsdale. Survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Helen Moffat Mrs. Ralph (Alice) Asplund, Mrs.

Urban (Dorothy) Beck, Mrs. Jeannette Spurzem; a son, Harold all of 9 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; a brother, Frank Marboe, Excelsior; a sister, Mrs. Clara Anderson, Mpls. Services Friday p.m. at St.

Olaf's Lutheran Church 29th N. Emerson. Friends may call at Sundseth- Anderson Funeral Home beginning Thursday noon and at the church before the service. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to the church.

TRUTNAU C. Albert, age 86. 3322 Emerson No. Survived by wife, Mayme; 1 daughter, Mrs. Ruth Anderson of Glendale.

5 arandchildren. Services Friday 2 p.m. Malone Funeral Home Fremont at Lowry No. Interment Crystal Lake cemetery. Reveiewal after 3:30 p.m.

Thursday. VESCIO -Theresa age 71, 3218 Arthur St. NE. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Donald (Catherine) Nichols, Mrs.

Robert (Bette) Geiger; sons, Nick, Frank, Joseph and Richard; 21 children; 7 -grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Samuel Strangis. Funeral Friday 8:30 a.m. from Washburn-McReavy (Northeast Chapel). 29th Johnson St.

NE. and Requiem Mass 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.

Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Thursday. WALLO Evelyn, age 78. of 300 Queen Ave.

on Wednesday. Surviving her are husband. Emil: 2 sons. Edwin and Oliver, both of 2 daughters. Mrs.

Waino (Edna) Hendrickson of Mrs. Fred (Helen) Reichert of Symar, 5 arandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren: also 1 sister, Mrs. Minnie Hook of Lake Worth, Fla. Funeral services Friday 1:30 pm. at The SundsethAnderson Funeral Home.

Visitation after 4 p.m. Thursday. Interment Glen Haven Cemetery WALLS James age 84 of 3317 30th Ave. So. Survived by wife.

Alice: daughters, Mrs. Vurbl Green and Mrs. Marvel Kiniev. all of sister. Mrs.

Hazel Uppaaard of Mound. Minn. Services Wedhesday 10 a.m. at McDivitt-Hauge Chapel, 32nd St. at Minnehaha Ave.

Interment Acacia. Visitation beginning Tuesday 2 p.m. WALLINDER- Ernest T. 2521 West 54th St. Notice of service later.

Arrangements Werness Brothers. 37th St. Nicollet A Ave. WANDERSEE- age 90, of Delano, Minn. Survived by 2 sons Ernest and Rov.

of Delano; 3 daughters, Mrs. Cari (Emma) Muckenhirn, Mrs. Ruby George (Alice) Michael of Litchfield; Barfknecht, both of Delano, Mrs. 8 grandchildren and 12 great -grand children. Funeral service Friday, 2 p.m.

at Delano Methodist Church. Interment Cassel Cemetery. Visitation Thursday, 2-10 p.m. and Friday 2 hrs. prior to services at the church.

Arrangements Boyce Funeral Home, Delano, Minn. 6. MONUMENTS MARKERS 2314 Plymouth Av. N. 522-0000 RAINVILLE BROTHERS' CHAPEL 222 E.

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TU 8-7771. Albin Chapel Paul Albinson Sons 2200 Nicollet FE 3-1418 DIRECTORS SINCE 1884 GLEASON MORTUARY NICOLLET AT 27TH ST. TA 3-5207 Washburn-McReavy 405 CENTRALTHEAST FE 3-2368 CHAPEL CHAPEL 2905 JOHNSON ST 1-6828. DAVIES MORTUARY Harmon Place at 14th St. FE 2-4351 PETERSON-ALBINSON 1838 E.

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Rice St. S. asso Blvd 484-3862. 18. PERSONALS LOST--Reward for return of lady's Zodiac nurse style watch.

Brown leather band, lost Nov. 17 on 38th Chicago or Chicago bus or downtown. Call 825-2544 after 5 p.m. Long Lake area, male Dalmatian min with choke collar Long Lake dog license. Under medical care.

Reward 473-7703. LOST Schanuzer pup, grey. Vic. Woodhill area, Edina. Under med.

care. Reward. 6820 Brittany Rd. WA 2-1553 or FE 2-5509 LOST--Brittany Spaniel, 6 mos. Blaine, child's pet.

Reward. 784-7272 after 5:30 p.m. LOST -Man's gold Longines wristwatch, Vic. 56th Grand. Sun.

Nov. 21. Rew. TA 4-1413 or TA 2-8916. LOST -Brown billfold with important documents.

Reward for return. 888-6952 after 5 p.m. LOST--woman's hand bag Sat nite, return it to rightful owner to the Calhoun Blvd. Legion Club Airlines clothes carrying case with clothes. vic.

Int'l Airport. Call collect. 507-289-7378. LOST--Purse, Mon. evening.

Vicinity 8th Marquette. Return contents keep money. MI 4-5355. IF YOU have lost your pet dial FRIENDS MISLAID continuous film pack Dayton Ramp Sat. Please call 377-2744.

LOST: Silver miniature poodle, vic. 34th Av. 58th St. Reward. 721-5214.

LOST -Girls 1962 Class ring on city bus 4-D Sat. a.m. Rew. 333-9814 LOST: Man's 21 jewel Bulova, vel. gold diamonds.

WA 6-8516. LOST-DK. BROWN WIG, NOT IN CASE. VIC. W.

or Edina. 922-2256 LOST--white female Peke vic. Lake Oakland, has only 1 eve. 825-6041 LOST: Gray TOY POODLE, baby's pet. 44th Washburn 920-4693 LOST- Black Labrador.

Chain collar. Richfield or Edina area. 869-9596. LOST--Tan and white male BasenjiVic. Mtka.

Blvd. Cavell S. 938-2431 -Male Siamese cat. vr. Vic.

REWARD for information leading 10 recovery of '63 Chev. pickup, lic. Y91-700 serial 3C154J100186being driven by Arnold Kewitt (Kevit) call 330-8493; eves, 929-9621. REWARD for information regarding black lab pup seen hit by truck Nov. 15th, North of Lakeside Vet on Hwv.

3, Rosemount. 454-3985 PERSONS having furniture upstairs at 814 17th Av. S. please remove same. O.

Ebert. will not be responsible for debts contracted without my signature. Thomas J. Johnson, 822 Morgan Ave. N.

WILL not be responsible for debts contracted without my signature. Grace Ash, 7639 Brunswick No. WILL not be responsible for debts, contracted without my signature. Donald A Ferner 3024 Pillsbury S. THANKS TO GOD the Blessed Virgin Mary St.

Jude for favor received. Elaine Regel. SPORT HEALTH CLUB membership for sale. 926-3310. $60 SAVING-Sports Health Club Membership.

926-5147. THANKS to St. Jude for favors received. P.L.C 'MUD' YOUNG, please call John. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs.

Jack Mitchell, Clarkston, and Mrs. Irving Elliott, Minneapolis; two sons, Willard, Stillwater, and Chester, Anaheim, three sisters, Edith and Alphine Croon, both of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Matie Olson, Montevideo, a brother, Carl Croon, Chisago City, and six grandchildren. Reviewal begins at 3 p.m. Thursday at.

Welander Quist South Mortuary. Memorials to church missions are preferred. Plea to Support New Hospital Gets No Reply Mrs. Walter W. Walker, president of Children's Hospital of Minneapolis, declined to comment today on a recommendation that her group back construction of a new General Hospital rather than build a children's hospital.

The recommendation was made by a subcommittee of the Planning Agency for Hospitals of Metropolitan Minneapolis (PAHMM). It suggested that a new 480-bed General Hospital be built by 1970 and that the old complex of hospital buildings be demolished. The Children's Hospital group has raised more than $1 million for a 120-bed facility at 23rd and Franklin Avs. Mrs. Walker said the subcommittee report has not been studied by her group.

Antipoverty Funds OKd for Month Federal antipoverty expenditures of $18,786,212 have been approved through November for projects planned in 73 Minnesota counties. according to a report released Tuesday by Gov. Karl Rolvaag. The report shows that 11 different types of programs under four titles of the Economic Opportunity Act have been approved for federal funding. The largest grant, 200.

under Title goes for work-experience programs. Other grants include $3.9 million for Neighborhood Youth Corps projects; $2.7 million for Job Corps training; $1.7 million for work-study programs, and $1.4 million for community action programs. 484-2271 or 644-2150 19. PERSONALS, BUSINESS DRAPERY FABRICS THE FABRIC YARN BARN 2920 Humbold: Av. S.

825-5800 SPECIAL Permanent on Tues. Tints on Wed. Lowman Beauty School. Ph. 333-2684 BASEMENTS INSTALLED UNDER 3 OLDER FREE, ESTIMATES HOMES.

SEE MY AD CLASS. 30 377-1742 MEN'S suits cleaned pressed. 99c Cash. carry. Lorina Cinrs 21 W.

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Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner has recommended a 5 per cent average increase in rates for pulsory automobile insurance. Commissioner C. Eugene Farnam said male ers less than 25 years of age will bear the brunt of the increase. Will They Head Your Way This Winter? Advertise your ski facilities at our special ski-season rates in the Ski Accommodations and Equipment want ad classification. For details write: Classified Advertising Department, the Minneapolis Star and Minneapolis Tribune, 425 Portland Avenue, Minneapolis, or call 372-4242.

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