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The Minneapolis Star du lieu suivant : Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 5

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July 10, 1972 THE MTNNZAfCUS 1TAS the opposition. Liny O'Brien, the chiJrman of Um party, 'has the podium ringed with tht National Guard ao no 3 onf can crab tha microphone. 'V Hie nomination apaachai have not been heard, tut tha 6andttt hava been nominated McGovern, Hum Wallace, CWsholm, Jackson and Musfcje. There have been no demonstration! for tha candidates 'in Ca hall tacausa everyone ia afraid If he gets up and marches they won't let him back in his SMtion afain. STATE AWARDED GIWJT FOR HARDWOOD FOREST WASHINGTON, D.C The Miiwosota Cxit ment of Natural Resources has been granted to acquire an additional 221 acres for the XSaswaott Memorial Hardwood Forest II miles southeast of Winona.

i The grant by the federal Bureau of Outdoor Ree reatlon will be used to buy land for public camping, hiking, hunting and winter aporta. On tha first ballot McGovern picked up 1,234 votes, well ihy of the 1,509 he needed. The rest were split be twean tha other candidates, with tha uncommitted refua er. you read it taf to vat for anvon. behind the They argue and thrash It out for several hours.

The only man whose name is proposed as the compromise candidate la a very famous, but controversial, figure on the American scene. He has announced many timea that he ia pot a candidate for the presidency or the vice-presidency, and haa said under no conditions would he accept a draft. Yet, the leaders argue he Is the one person who can save the party. This young man, whose name had been associated with a very embarrassing incident, is a household word now. Because of the deadlock at the convention, he is the only one who can possibly beat President Nixon In November The compromise candidate is not at the convention.

He has purposely stayed away so people would believe he was not interested in the nomination. O'Brien puts in a call to him. Everyone, in turn, gets on the phone and telle him he haa to be the candidate. The compromise candidate speaks to McGovern, Humphrey, Muskie and Wallace. They urge him to run.

The candidate finally agrees to a draft and says he will take the next plane to Miami. And that's how Bobby Fischer, the U.S. chess champion, became the Democratic presidential nominee for 1972. AIT IUCHWALO a WuJibtfton-biMd commtnUtor on national affaire. Ha was a Parlt-baMd writer for tha New York HeraM Trlbrmo lor IS yaare.

crJtV have" and the Demo, data Tti fKhnnibl! on a presidential candi aate. nw fight to aeat delegations has Uken up three oaya ana moat people who were ruled ineligitia have PIER 1 IS i no Mcona ina mira dsiioi louna no one Quaging. ay the 10th ballot of Wednesday's alMilSht session, the con ventlon wiihopeleiily deadlocked. The state delegations caucused right on the 'floor, trytaj to get people to change their minds. But It was impossible.

-( On N2C, John Chancellor and David Brlnkley became ahort'tampered and refused to talk to each other. How ard K. Smith end Harry Reasoner on ABC also were not speaking to' each other, and on CBS, Walter Cronklte wasn't talking to himself. It was obvious to everyone that a compromise candidate had to be found one who had not already been nominated. refused to give up their seats to those who were officially desbiated as delegates to the HE MAY NOT EVEN BE A DEMOCRAT i A SOUTH AFRICAN SAFARI Almost every atate dele tnn u.

gaUon has two people sit-SS lLvery one -Mve the floorfor fear that aomeone will grab his seat When aomeone tries to speak, he is hooted down by But who? The Democratic Party leaders call a recess ODCDMMMJS ebcsd til 4 p.m. if 'n-i i.i i r- Aifh cl I A 1 i I 0X16. $16 I 7l ii 1 I JUNIOR DS 0RI6. $16 JUNIOR 7 1 WOMEN'S SANDALS I I ORIG. $14 to $18 I 119M497 1 Leathers, patents, suedes i 1 Low heels, high heels 1 1 Not every style in every size and 8 Sandal Shop, 1 1 1 All Donaldsons Stores 1 MISSES FAMOUS BRACD SUMMER SPORTSWEAR Orig.

$6 to $20 mw Taken from our regular stock AAorked ctt big savings Assorted stylos and colors Not every size in every style Skirls, tops, pants Misses' Sportswear, All Donaldsons Stores TO $43 I DRESSES 1 Wide astortment of current styles I All taken from our regular stock 1 Great colors and easy care fabrics Broken sizes 5 to-13 I Jr. Dresses, stores I 0RIG. $18 TO $26 DRESSES I FOR THE "PLUS SIZE" IS97 Famous brand dresses in i 1 polyester, Arnel" and blends Top styles for half sizes i 14 io24V? I Pastels, prints and solids jf Women's Dresses, 1 All Donaldsons Stores 8 8DL' DoCDo $HOP TO 7 P.M. DOV SAVE TO 599. ON WOOL PANT COATS ORIG.

$23 TO $40 MISSES SUMMER DRESSES DOWNTOWN IN THE DALES TO 10 P.M. Price)! plunge; to an irrsjsis tlbi nw low at oil our ttorosl Com; iave In ovory dopartmtnt Sorry, no mall or phono ardors IRONSTONE DINNERWARE I Double breasted styling with con trast stitching Wool and some wool blends Save importantly on winter weight pant coats Misses sizes Misses Coats, all stores (except Rochester) Voiles, cotton, polyester knits, Arnel11 triacetate jersey Prints, solids and stripes Broken sizes 8 to-16 Misses' and Pacesetter Dresses, All Donaldsons Stores TABLES, 7 GROUPS Cocktail, iquaro, htxagonol, octagonal tabtn. Spanish, MtcKtarranfan, Hal- I "ff Yr7 ion, tradtionol, Frnch itytt I oV Fumitura, all itartt flff 45-pc. trvc for 8 or 41-pc. Mrvkt for A ll-pc compltltr Mt.

3 tarn. China, oil storM. 04l4.fl BJtW MISSES' FAKE FUR COATS FINE PORCELAIN CHINA ORIG. $fS LOUNGE CHAIR, OTTOMAN 55-pc Nrvica for 8 Eight o-pc. Mttingi BRAND RECLImERS AHortod colon and covon gB A limitod quantititi Fumitvr, oW L4 0,1 ,,0, ssVO Furry acrylic fiber Double breasted style Noa-allergenic Warm block.

Broken sites 5997 2 axtro cupn 1 wgor, 1 lid OO 1 ertoimr, totabl, plat-jv I tar. China, oil Moral Mmt-iitt for comfort Synthetic brown fur or beig corduroy covtrj limittd quontitiw Furniturt, all storet OYER 12C0 BOLTS OF FASHION FABRICS C. I. If re Slyere 9 KG. 3.29 $4 17777 Coats, AD Donaldsons Stores (except Rochester) Cams, flf Sff 3M KtGt4.nt$U SPECIAL! LOUNGE CHAIRS DEARXORE MAPLE FURNITURE Fomoul previncetown solid mapl collection Buffots, hutchos, chairs, round and drop-loaf tabttt Fumitura, all storot MATTRESSES, B0XSPRINGS By Spring Air( lart tMwn'i mocWi) diicon- -tinul ticks.

Stocki to chooio from! Choic of twin, full, qun and lung itii Mad. firm Bag. firm latro firm '44 to. '55 to. '66 to.

Uno pwfcoiW MM Fashion fabrics for every occasion. Cottons, blends, Indian Heod printed cottons, jersey triacetates, polyester printed, woven, denims. Marked down to make room for Fall fabrics. Hurry down and save I fabrics, All Donaldsons Stores (except Rochester) ChooM from Mvoral tyia Valvoti, Hwculons, prints Widt color choic Furniturt, all stores 15 Off ARMSTRONG LA-Z-BOY RECLINERS SOFAS AT SAVINGS I MISSES "WALLACE BEERY" I I KNIT TOPS I Tabs shoulder; chest pocket 7199 1 Washable polyester knit stj I I Sites Small, targe I I Blouses, all stores except St. Paul and Rochet I PRINT HALTERS 1 Washable knits of polyester I I Short sleeve styles Q99 I 3 Bright stripes or solid tones I 8 Sites Small, large 9 I Blouses, Minneapolis, Brookdale only I WOMEN'S LINGERIE I WOMEN'S NICHTOOWNS; long and short stylet, I cotton blends and nylon tricot.

Orlf. Sf-SfJ II cotton Choose from several styiei, EVERY AREA 4 DECORATOR RUG IN OUR STOCK Choose from all popular sit- Styles, colors for every de- OeOQ Fair Trade Hems not includ- ed. Rugs, all stores Qff variety of fabrics, colors Save on 1-of-a-kind and last 9 Continental modal, handle stylo Hi-leg modern design Vinyl and Herculon covers. Furniture, all stores SHAG CARPETING 100 polymttr; thick, beautiful thag Grew and gold shades Compare at-1 2 93 sq. v', yd.

Carpeting, of) stores 95" year's models. Furnituti stores CHIIIA-GIASS SIIVER 0PIN ttOOf CHINA, wide selection of paces in a wsnstjof with fluted edae OflN $T0C OlMSWAM, quality stemwort and rwkwaro i I Orr JAVin -fC handsome tumbler or roly-poly im In ccWentjcarry rock, crytoValv rim or snoke iVtnoda in Ooimark. S- 3.97.9.97 WORUN'S 10UN0IWEAR; assortment of robes in misses and junior sites; broken sites, stylet. Orff. SIMM 13.97.27.97 mmmmm DRAPERIES EIIIROIASS BRAPERIES, assorted siiti, colors S0 OPP OICORATOR PIllOWS, auorted styWs, sites, fabrics, colors.

Orff. It re i for ART NEEDLEWORK STAMPER PIUOWCASES; no-iron fobric, complete with embroidery floss. Rtf. IS 3.99 HIT POINT KITS by Columbia Minerva. Ref.

SM If 4.99 NOTIONS BEACH assortment, Orff. fit fe Of 1 .97 BISIONIR CUIIS, use for storage or room dividers, Orff. It.ff 7.79 SWISS CAPS for women, assortment of styles, colors. Orff. tSt-SM 1.99 UNDIRIIO CHESTS, 6M8x36.

Full tipper. See-thru style. tempera of I for 3 for $3 FOIOINO TRAVIl SUPPERS in carrying coses Site to Ex. I. Orff.

ff 49 IRRIO. SLIPPERS for women. Sites Small to ex. largt.J for 3.7S STATIONERY BRIBOE OECRS from a famous maker of fine playing cards. Cmere 19 S-PC BISK SIT; leatherette In avocado or brown.

Orff. J.f S9 "CHARGE IT" AT DONALDSONS FURNITURE LUGGAGE, SPORTING GOODS UVON SOFA, channel bock, gold velvet TINNIS DRISSIS, OFF. Minneapolis stores only. Orlf. MATCNIN0 10VBIAT, gold wtvet Iff.

It.tf.ft.ft t.tfM.f TRADITIONAL CHAIR, tufted back, beautiful blue velvet cov IU00AOI zlH-JO'i OFF. Huge selection of suitcases, carry en by Uvon $199 ons, totes, wardrobers by Samsonite, American Towister, TRABITIONAl STYll SOFA) loose pillow bock, print cover Cresont and more. 0r. If. 1S.4S-.f SUMfelER FURNITURE SZ SARDHI ACCRSORIIS 70.0 Off rhSLJ?" AOM AlUSHMUai CNAIU FAD, OWa.

Si TiSmiini' aia iot.M,s;;.,"u,V.' aV AISMINUNI CHAISE PAD, Orff. II 1 .49 11 SftSi BAHKOVUS for outdooV furniture 40 OFF trome, whita vinyl heocsboard aAno CUARANCI; ol fumitura cW occessorios 20- 1 1 40 orr COLONIAL DINETTES TOys Solid hardwood, superbly crafted maple furniturei eatension tables hava easy-care woodgratn plastic tops that resist SIHIROl A gamti Orlf. ff (..... 19( mars, bums, stoini, each has 10" leaf POST PITCN, 4-seat model, Orff. 4.ff I.St 42 round table, 4 mates chairs 137.77 RINO fllftO garnet Orlf.

Iff 3.44 90x3a" table w. 10 leaf 47.77 Deacon's bench, 42" long 1 for 47.77 1 DATH SHOP, linens IINTWOOa ROCKIRS; walnut finish, cane back and soot. TISSWI BORIS, WASTE IASRITS. Srff. 15 1 Imported I l.tl BETECTO HORIIOr HAMPERS, Orff.

11 4.9 TEAR BISRS, 3 drawer wlock, Imported $4 TAILS ClOTHS; assorted styles, sim. Orlf. IM If 4 .9 SAIISBURT SOFA SUIPSRi vinyl cover wide assortment of NANS TOWHS by Stevens 9rkj. ee. 3 for SI colors $1 It WASNCIOTHS, Orff.

ft-Sft ee. 4 for $1 FIND SMASHING SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT; ENJOY IT NOW! NORTH SHORE GRILL HOUSEWARES TMIM0 MSVI Insuloled mugs, set at 4 TWRM0 MVI Insutoted Ice bucket, i.J MtSIO ISOe, steam and dry model, trft. t.vr. C0tWAl Mf by Vrt Bend. covad sauctpam.

nukh ovan. wvtr, sklHeti ovocodo OPEN For lunchi-1 1 a.m. to 2i30 pjn. For Dinners 4 p.m. to 6:30 pjn.

Use 7th St. Entrance and take elevator to North Shore Grill.

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