TRIBUNE DAILY WEATHER MAP EDMONTON Low U. S. WEATHER STATION AT TWIN CITIES AIRPORT JOHN MATTHEWS. INFORMATION FROM 1026 39. 84 03 Jo.t/ 30 10 WINNI 30.12 SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL FALLS FALLS HIGH ARCK FARGOO A CITIES DES MOINES NEW YORK NORTH 1 SCLEVEL SALT LAKE CITY 3 WASHINGTON SAN FRANCISCO.
COLD LOW KANSAS CITY ALBUQUERQUE OKLAHOMA CITY LOS ANGELES ATLANTA 1017 CLEAR CLOUDY PARTLY CLOUDY RAIN SNOW MISSING REPORT ANTONIO NEW ORLEANS PRECIPITATION 1014 MIAMI FRONTS BAROMETRIC PRESSURE DECIMAL FIGURES IN 1011 INCHES ARROWS POINT WITH THE DIRECTION OF THE IN WHOLE FIGURES MILLIBARS 10-6-49 12:30 CLOUDY AND COOLER WEATHER EXPECTED--Presence of two cold fronts within the region indicates the Upper Midwest will continue partly cloudy and cool today. Eastward-moving fronts extend from western Minnesota to Nebraska and from the Canadian border through the Dakotas. Winds will switch to the Wednesday, will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Davies mortuary with burial in Lakewood cemetery. Born in Chesham, England, Mr.
Howatt was a Minneapolis resident more than 40 years. He was in the hay and feed business. He was a member of Flour City lodge 118. I.O.0.F., and of Minnehaha council 1160, Royal Arcanum. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth: a son, Harry; A daughter, Lucille Pitney: two sisters.
Mary and Agnes Howatt: five grandchildren and two great-grandchil- dren. DR. WILLIAM F. REASNER Dr. William Frederick Reasner, 72, Santa Monica, assistant Minneapolis city commissioner of health from 1920 to 1927, died Sunday in his home.
Dr. Reasner also was district health officer of Los Angeles county from 1927 to 1947. Survivors include his wife, Fannie, and a brother, Charles. Elsewhere LEROY A. HALL, 65.
Flint, secretary of Rep. Blackney Mich.) since 1938. COL. MATT. J.
WINN, 88, in Louisville, Ky. President of Churchill Downs since 1902. he made the Kentucky Derby famous. 3. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS Barnesville, a son, Arnold Holt, Minneapolis; eight grandchildren; her mother, Mrs.
Bertha Ronningen, Rothsay, a sister, Mrs. Peder Dunham, ville, and a brother, Melvin Ron- ningen, Rothsay. FREDERIC S. KRONBERG DEATHS WATSON 61, 319 W. examiner for since Cities WARREN J.
WATSON Warren J. Watson, Forty-seventh street, Northwest Bancorporation 1939, died Thursday in Eitel hospital. From 1918 to 1939, Mr. Watson was vice president of First National bank of Mandan, N. D.
Born at. State Center, Iowa, he worked in a First National bank there from Survivors include ella: a son. William, and a daughter, Mrs. Mandan. Services have not Mr.
Watson 1909 to 1912. his wife, LuMinneapolis, Charles Ellis, yet been ar- ranged. MRS. CLARA R. KOOK Services for Mrs.
Clara R. Kook, 62. 2911 Hennepin avenue, who died Wednesday, will he held at 2 p.m. today in Hodroff mortuary, 126 E. Franklin avenue, with private burial.
Born in Romania, Mrs. Kook was a Minneapolis resident for 46 years. Survivors include three sons, Howard and Gerald, Minneapolis, and Donald, Long Beach, four daughters, Mrs. Oscar J. Schuelein and Mrs.
David Michlin, both of Minneapolis; Mrs. Matthew Bettendorf and Mrs. Joseph Scheinbloom, both of St. Paul. MRS.
MARTHA H. FRENCH Graveside services for Mrs. Martha H. French. 82.
Hot Springs National park. who died Tuesday, will be at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Mount Auburn cemetery, Glencoe. Minn. Mrs.
French also lived at 5421 Abbott place, Edina. She spent her winters at Hot Springs National park. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Florence Newell, Edina. MRS.
MARIE M. CHARBONO Services for Mrs. Marie M. Charbono, 50, 9007 Irving avenue who died Wednesday, will be at 3 p.m. today at Albinson mor.
tuary, 1701 Chicago avenue, with burial in Crystal Lake cemetery. Survivors include her husband. Leo three daughters, Mrs. Ralph Pederson, Pelican Rapids. Mrs.
Irving Goldman, Los Angeles: and Mrs. Marvin Rollie. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS ANDERSON Carl 260 N. Bryant. Notice of service later.
Arr. OakleyBiorklund Funeral Home. ANDERSON Marla. age 89. residence 3045 Cedar av.
Survived by 3 sons. George William and Rov. 2 daughters, Mrs. Frank (Hilda) Voelz. Mrs.
Ernest (Alice) Johnson; 4 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Services Fri. 1:30 p.m. at the Henry w. Anderson Mortuary.
1639 Lake st. Interment Crystal Lake cemetery. BINDER- -Frank 2950 Douglas Drive. Notice of service later. Arrangements Werness Brothers.
BROKL-Anna. of Chicazo. on Thurs. formerly of Hopkins. Notice later.
Arrangements Strobeck-Hauge. M. age 50. of 9007 Irving av N. Survived by husband, CHARBONO--Marie Leo 3 daughters, Mrs.
Ralph Pe derson. Pelican Rapids, Mrs. Irving Goldman. Los Angeles, and Mrs. Marvin Rollie.
Barnesville, son. Arnold Holt. mother. Mrs. Bertha Ronningen of Rothsay, sister.
Mrs. Peder Dunham, Barnesville, brother, Melvin Ronningen, 8 grandchildren. ServRothsay, ice Fri. 3 p.m.. at the Albinson chapel.
Chicago av. 17th st. Interment Crystal Lake cemetery. age 53. of 1614 CZES7CZON-Joseph.
5th st NE Passed away Wed. Survived by wife Sophie. daughter Wanda. Bernard. mother Mrs.
sons. Stanley Czvszczon, brothers. John Magdalen and Michael: sisters, Mrs. Gill. Sister Mary Andrew of Detroit.
and Sister Mary Calixta. of St. Paul. from the Peter Kozlak Funeral Funeral 1918 Univ. av Fri.
at Home. Requeim High Mass in Holy Solemn Cross church at 9:15 a.m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Rosary by Holy Name Society Thurs.
at 7 p.m. Age 80. of DEVEREAUX-Warde 616 Ontario SE. Survived by his wite. Katherine: 3 sons.
Warde Lloyd both of Royale of Elgin. 4 grandchildren. Funeral service 3 p.m. Sat. from Washburn McReavy Chapel, corner of 4th Central.
Interment Lakewood. age 75. of 1620 7th PURSE Survived br her son. Frank Dunn. Funeral notice later.
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Paul call MI 0035 TEMPERATURES PEMBINA 64 WARROAD 65 INTERNATIONAL FALLS 62 GRAND FORKS 66 GRAND MARAIS 51 CROOKSTON 65 SEMIDJI 59 CHINEING 66 (MOORHEAD 64 DULUTH 57 DETROIT LAKES 64 WAMPETON 60 BRAINERD 60 ALEXANDRIA 61 CLOUD 66 SISSETON 63 WILLMAR 61 T. PAUL 70 WATERTOWN 65 MINNEAPOLIS 72 EAU CLAIRE 59 MANKATO 70 0 71 WORTHINGTON 60 ALBERT LEA 71 LA CROSSE 56 SIOUX FALLS 61 MERCURIES REACH 70s-The weather remained mild in the area Thursday, midafternoon temperatures reaching 72 at Minneapolis, 71 at Albert Lea and Rochester, and generally in the 60s elsewhere. money for charitable organiza. tions. Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Mrs.
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Pandt, Minneapolis, and Mrs. H. E. Wilson, Summit, N. a brother.
Thomas A. Crimmins, Camden, Maine, and two grandchildren. Services will be held Monday in Redwood Falls Methodist church with burial in Redwood Falls cemetery. Hannegan, Former Postal Chief, Dies ST. LOUIS, MO.
(P) Robert E. Hannegan, a master politician who helped put Harry S. Truman on the path to the White House, died Thursday of a heart ailment. The postmaster general and former president of the St. Louis Cardinals had been in failing health since 1946.
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C. Alexandria 62 59 Mpls. St.P. 75 60 Bemidji 64 53 Rochester 72 57 Duluth 62 51 Willmar 65 59 EAST CENTRAL Chicago 66 57 .82 Ind'napolis 69 63 Cincinnati 76 63 .09 Madison 57 51 Cleveland 75 57 .10 Marquette 60 47 Detroit 69 54 1.27 Milwaukee 64 54 Gr. Rapids 67 50 .74 Marie 41 Green Bay 57 51 .67 Traverse C.
61 44 WEST CENTRAL 62 50 Omaha 73 61 ismarches 76 58 Rapid City 63 48 Dubuque 59 54 .44 St. Louis 75 61 Fargo 67 59 Sioux City 70 60 Kansas C. 82 58 .01 Williston 53 44 EAST Atlanta 78 69 .21 New York 70 56 Boston 64 48 Philadelphia 65 60 Jacksonville 86 76 .20 Pittsburgh 73 60 Miami 87 74 Washington 76 63 GULF Abilene 89 63 Fort Worth 85 66 Amarillo 88 55 Galveston 84 71 Brownsville 90 77 New Orleans 88 65 El Paso 82 56 San Antonio 91 66 MOUNTAIN Albuquerque 81 54 Helena 46 30 Boise 54 36 Phoenix 94 62 Cheyenne 52 41 .16 Pueblo 82 Denver 70 49 S. L. City 64 45 Havre 49 38 .54 PACIFIC Fresno 76 51 San Fran, 62 52 Los Angeles 70 62 Seattle 51 45 Portland 55 44 .43 Spokane 44 35 San Diego 70 64 Yuma 97 70 CANADA Calgary 42 27 Regina 43 38 Advertisem*nt STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF ACTS OF MARCH MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE Friday, Oct.
7, 1949 21 Services for Frederic S. Kronberg. 68, 2424 Chicago avenue, who died Wednesday, will be at 1:30 p.m. today in Albin mortuary with burial in Sunset Memorial Park cemetery. Mr.
Kronberg WAS proprietor of Kronberg Plumbing Heating Minneapolis. Survivors include his wife, Isabella: four daughters, Mrs. Roland E. Kistler: and Mrs. Elizabeth Steele.
both of Minneapolis; Mrs. David Olson. Hopkins, and Mrs. John W. Nelson, Alexandria, A sister.
Nan Kronberg, Minneapolis; seven grandchildren and a great-grandson. MRS. MATHILDA THORP Services for Mrs. Mathilda Thorp, 80, 4808 Twelfth avenue who died Thursday, will be at 3 p.m. Saturday in Werness Brothers mortuary with burial in Lakewood cemetery.
Survivors include two sons, Conrad and Ralph both of Minneapolis; five grandchildren and a brother, John Larsen, Minneapolis. MRS. ELIZABETH TRESSEL Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Tressel, 90, 3137 Cedar avenue, who died Thursday, will be at 9:15 a.m. Saturday in Gill Brothers mortuary and at 10 a.m.
in Holy Name church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Born in Roxbury, Mrs. Tressel had been a resident of Minneapolis 61 years, part of that time spent in the tailoring business.
Survivors include A son. John G. Tresselle, Minneapolis; a grandson, Richard H. Tresselle. and great grandson, Leo Tresselle.
both of Alhambra, five brothers, Maurice Schumacher, Minneapolis; Martin and Joseph in Nebraska: Dr. Nicholas Schumacher. Hettinger, N. and Reinhardt. Escanaba, Mich.
There will be a rosary service at 7:30 p.m. today in the mortuary. The family requests no flowers. ALBERT J. HOWATT Services for Albert J.
Howatt. 81, 4025 Oakland avenue, who died' 3. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS FRENCH-Martha age 82 years, of Mpls. and Hot Springs National Park. Ark.
Survived by daughter. Mrs. Florence French Newell. Graveside services at Glencoe. 11:30 a.m.
Friends may call at Swanson Funeral Home, Thurs. evening and Friday. HANSON-Alfred L. (Brownie). age 62.
residence 507 E. 18th on Wed. Services Sat. p.m Welander-Quist South Chicago av at 19th. Graveside services p.m.
at Maple Lawn Cemetery, Faribault. HILGERS- Jack H. Age 73. residence the Vendome hotel. Funeral later.
Arrangements by Gill Brothers. HOWATT -Albert 4025 Oakland av. Survived by his wife, Elizabeth: a son, Harry daughter. Mrs. Lucile H.
Pitney: 2 sisters. Mary and Agnes Howatt: 5 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Davies Mortuary, Harmon Place at 14th st, Sat. 8 3 p.m. Interment Lakewood.
JERDE-Halvor, age 74. of Delano, on Tues. Survived by 6 sons. 7 daughters: 23 grandchildren and 2 brothers. Services 2 p.m.
at Lyndale Lutheran Church. Lyndale, Minn. Interment Watertown, Minn. JOHNSON-Ellen. aze 28 of 197 Minne tonka on a Wed.
Survived by mother. Mrs. Olga Johnson. Services Fri. 2 p.m.
Strobeck-Hauge Funeral Chapel. Interment Groveland. K00K-Mrs. Clara Rose, age 62, passed away Oct. 5.
Survived by sons. Howard W. and Gerald Mpls. and Donald Long Beach, 4 daughters Mrs. Joseph Scheinbloom and Mrs.
Matthew Bettendorf, St. Paul. Mrs. Oscar J. Schuelein and Mrs.
David Michlin, 11 grandchildren: 2 brothers, Henry Harris, Mpls. and Dr. Harold I. Harris. Hollywood.
a sister. Mrs. Edward Blumenthal, Mpls. Services 2 p.m. Fri.
at The Sons Chapel, 126 E. Franklin. Reviewal after 4 p.m. Thurs. KRONBERG- 68, of 2424 Chicago av.
Survived bv wife Isabella. 4 daughters, Mrs. Roland E. Kistier. Mrs.
Elizabeth Steele of Mrs David W. Olson. Hopkins, Mrs. John W. Nelson, Alexandria, 7 grandchildren.
1 great-grandson. sister Nan Kronberg. Mpls. Services p.m. Albin chapel, Paul Albinson, Director.
2200 Nicollet. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. KRUGEN--Irene aze 44. of Spring Lake Park. Minn.
Beloved wife nf Kenneth, mother of Jack. Bonnie Jean Dean. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Donaldson. Minn. Also 6 sisters and 4 brothers. Services Sat. p.m.
at Peterson Brothers Funeral Home. 1838 Central av. Interment Hillside. KUNITZ-Zanna age 68. residence 2909 12th av on Wed.
Survived by husband Otto 2 sons. Donald and Herbert: 3 daughters. Mrs. Irene Bartholoma. Mrs.
Florence Schroeder, and Mrs. Virginia Landa of Chicago; sister Mrs. Georgie Pearson. Mpls. Services Sat.
afternoon 3 o'clock at Welander-Quist (West chapel). 2301 Dupont av S. Interment Crystal Lake cemetery. MADSEN-Olivia. 611 14th av SE.
Notice of service later. Arrangements Werness Brothers. PARLOW -Walter age 52 of 2328 4th st passed away Wed. Survived by wife, Olga; daughter, Carol Ann: son. Walter.
mother. Clementine: brother. Stanley; sisters, Mrs. V. Nawrock! and Mrs.
B. Miller. Funeral from the Peter Kozlak Funeral Home, 1918 Univ. NE. Sat.
at 8:30. Services in St. Mary's Russian Orthodox church at 9 a.m. Interment Fort Snelling Nat'l cemetery. Vigil services (Parastas) Thurs.
Fri. at 7:30 p.m. PARSONS Louise. infant daughter of Mr. Mrs.
George B. Parsons. 5033 Oxford Edina; also survived by grandparents. Mr. Mrs.
Wheaton A. Williams and Mr. Mrs. W. D.
Parsons. Graveside services Fri. afternoon 4 o'clock Lakewood cemetery. Arrangements Werness Brothers. PERRONE-Bruno, age 82, formerly of 324 13th av SE.
Funeral services Fri. 8:30 a.m. from the Washburn-McReavy chapel, corner 4th Central: Requiem High Mass 9 a.m.. St. Lawrence church.
Interment St. Mary's ceme tery, Rosary 9 p.m. Thurs. RAAR- Joseph age 54. of 3202 19th av.
on Wed. Survived by wife. Mabelle son. Joseph of 5 sisters 1 brother. Services Sat.
morning 9 o'clock Holy Name Church, 37th st. 11th av. S. Recitation of Rosary Fri. eve.
8:15 o'clock at Welander Quist (West Chapel). 2301 Dupont av. S. Interment Ft. Snelling National Cemetery.
REININGER-Mary 2217 Bloomington av on Mon. Wife of al50 survived by sons. Gordon of Anoka and Thomas T. of Japan: 3 grandchildren. 3 sisters and 1 brother.
Funeral Fri. 9:30 a.m. from Rainville Funeral Home chapel; Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Holy Rosary church. Interment st Mary's cemetery.
SCHAAL-Frank age 73 years, 3851 Lyndale AV N. Funeral notice later. Arrangements with Heinrichs-Malone. SCOTT-Joseph. Member of Cooks Waiters Union Local No.
458. Services Fri. 3 p.m. at the Oakley-Bjorklund Funeral Home, 1900 Hennepin. Burial Hillside cemetery.
ST. JOHN--James formerly of passed away San Diezo. Calif Funeral notice later. Arranze menta by Gill Brothers. Edmonton 44 28 Winnipeg 66 54 A--High temperatures Thursday.
BLow temperatures Thursday. -Precipitation. T-Trace. OFFICIAL FORECASTS TWIN CITIES: Partly cloudy and cooler today. High 60 to 65.
MINNESOTA: Partly clouds to clouds. Cooler northwest. High today 55-58 northe west, 60-68 southeast. UPPER MICHIGAN: Mostly cloudy with diminishing wind. todas.
ILLINOIS: Partly cloudy and mild. Rich today 68-74. TOWA: Partly cloudy with little change in temperatures today. High today 65 west to 70 southeast. WISCONSIN: Partly cloudy and somewhat warmer east and south portions.
High today 60 northwest to 68 southeast. NORTH DAKOTA: Mostly cloudy today. Continued cool. High 50 to 60. SOUTH DAKOTA: Partly cloudy today.
High today in the north 53 10 58. High south 60 to 63. MINNEAPOLIS READINGS HUMIDITY--At p.m., 68 per cent. PRECIPITATION-24 hours ending 6:30 p.m., trace. Total from Jan.
1 to date, 22.38 inches. SUNRises 6:18 a.m., seis 5:43 p.m. MOON PHASE-Foll. Rises 5:56 p.m.. sets 6:47 a.m.
COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES Thurs day, high 75. low 60; year ago high 65, low 54. All-time record high for month. 90, date Oct. 10.
1928. All-time record low for month, 10. date Oct. 30. 1925.
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VICTOR WELLS You left us one year ago today, darling, Not zone forever. just for awhile We think and tell ourselves each day. But time is long. and missing you Makes the words so hard to say. Wife, MARIE Daughters.
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Frenzel. Wallis F. Gardner. Sidney S. Goldish.
Louis Greene, George H. Grim, George Guise. Halsey L. Hall. Matthew W.
Halloran, Axel Hansen, Bower Hawthorne, Joseph Hendrickson. Lewis R. Hobart. Robert F. Huebscher.
William T. Jardine. Kenneth P. S. Jensen, Forrest B.
Jenstad. Charles O. Johnson. William A Jones. Roy B.
Justus. James W. King, Richard P. Kleeman. Maurice R.
Kroman. David Kruidenter. Philip J. Kruidenter, Winfield Scott Long Alfred J. Lucier, George E.
Luxton. Roger A. Martin, John F. Matthews. John E.
McCambridge, Clarence B. McCue, Charles B. McFadden. Charles R. McGuire Gordon A.
Mikkelson. Wallace C. Mitchell. Howard w. Mithun, John W.
Moffett. Bradley L. Morison, Ralph L. Mueller, Robert E. Murphy, David H.
Neill. Edward Neil. Melvin A Olson, Wilfred D. Parsons, Herbert A. Paul, Warren A.
Perry C. Arthur Peterson George L. Peterson, Russell A. Peterson, Theodore J. Peterson.
George W. Pierce, Clarence W. Pierson. Oscar H. Possehl, George L.
Quinn. Ralph S. Raymond, Rome A. Riebeth, Virginia W. Safford, Bernard F.
Salaski, J. Elmer Sandeen, Otto E. Schack. Peter J. Seemon.
Edgar L. Shave, John K. Sherman. Otto A. Silha, David Silverman, Cliftord D.
Simak Margaret E. Smith, Robert W. Smith. Ross J. Spriggs, William P.
Steven, Roy E. Swan, Bernard E. Swanson, Paul S. Swensson. John Thompson.
Ralph S. Thornton, Arthur Upgren, Daniel M. Upham, Paul F. Veblen. Robert N.
Weed, James J. Whyte, John A. Wickland, Robert C. E. Witte.
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of 2741 Park av. on Wed. Survived by 2 sons. Ingwald and Sigurd, also 2 brothers. Services Sat.
1 p.m. at Enger Funeral Home. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. THORP- age 80. 4806 12th av S.
Survived by sons, Conrad and Ralph 5 grandchildren and brother. John Larsen. all of Mpls. Services Sat. afternoon 3 o'clock, Werness Brothers chapel, Interment Lakewood.
TRESSEL-Elizabeth, age 90. formerly of 3137 Cedar av. Survived by son. John G. Tresselle of grandson, Richard great grandson.
Leo Tresselle of Alhambra. 5 brothers, Maurice Schumacher of Martin and Joseph in Nebraska. Dr. Nicholas of Hettinger, N. Reinhardt of Escanaba, Mich.
Funeral Sat. 9:15 a.m. from GITI Brothers Funeral Chapel: 10 o'clock at Holy Name Church. Interment St. Mary's.
Family requests no flowers. The Rosary 7:30 p.m. WATSON-Warren 319 47th Notice of service later. Arrangements Werness Brothers. WHEATLEY-Lillian residence Pasadena, formerly Mpls.
Survived by daughter Mrs. Edward Chovan, Pasadena; 1 grandchild, 2 sisters. Mrs. Merrill DeTroit. Mrs.
Tom Haller; mother Mrs. Anna Wilson. all of Calif. Graveside services Fri. afternoon 1:30 o'clock at Lakewood cemetery.
Arrangements with Welander-Quist (West chapel), 2301 Dupont av S. VAN DEMARK-Thelma, of 4017 France Robbinsdale. Survived by husband. A. E.
son, Jon; 3 sisters. Mrs. Bessie Soldat, Mrs. Gertrude Evanson, both of Mpls. Mrs.
Ida Adolphson of Hoquiam, 3 brothers, Walter, Lawrence Raymond Olsen. all of Mpls. Services Saturday. 9:40 a.m. from the Gearty-Davis Funeral Chapel.
Robbinsdale, 10 o'clock at the Sacred Heart Church. Interment St. Vincent's Cemetery, Osseo. ZEPP-Mrs. Elizabeth M.
aze 89 of 5705 lat av S. Survived by sons. George B. of Ladysmith. William R.
of Billings. Albert Fountain City. daughter. Mary E. Zepp.
Mols. Funeral service interment. 10 a.m. Sat. at Fountain City.
Wisc. In state at Gleason Mortuary until noon Fri. 4. CEMETERY LOTS DECISION Selection of memorial property today will spare your loved ones burial decisions at time of their bereavement and sorrow. Investigate Lakewood Memorial Park's easy budget plan.
Lakewood Memorial Park 36th st and Henn. av. co 2171 SUNSET Memorial lots bought yrs. ago. Owner left city.
DR 4284. 6. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Barney Anderson Son 3644 CHICAGO AVE. LO 0771 WERNESS BROTHERS 3700 NICOLLET LO 2624 HENRY- ANDERSON 1839 LAKE ST DU 2331. BERTCH MORTUARY Univ.
13th A NE BR 7841. BURR MORTUARY 3040 SO. LYNDALE RE 1421 WALTER ANDERSON CO 1825 RIVERSIDE GE 3826 THOMSON BROTHERS Earl Funeral Home MA 8753 HANSON-NUGENT NICOLLET 5128 MORTUARY 1610 LOWRY AV N. HY 9691 STROBECK-HAUGE HOPKINS HO 9020 FLYNN MORTUARY 3541 LYNDALE AV S. cO 3181 Kapala Funeral Home BR 3721 230 13TH AV N.E.
ENGER FUNERAL HOME PARK AV GRANT ST. GEneva 3634 JOE JOHN BILLMAN HOUSE OF FLOWERS BR 4259 PETERSON BROTHERS 1838 Central av GR 8889 PETER KOZLAK GR 1718 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 3631 MILLER FUNERAL HOME, ANDERSON 1119 LAKE ST. DR 5444 FOX-SULLIVAN ST 1244 LEE MORTUARY MA 8781 Oakley- KE 1900 Heinrichs- Malone CH 2304 White Funeral Home RE 7264 Knaebles, 513 Plym. HY 9636 BUCHINGER FUNERAL HOME 2535 Central Av. NE.
GR 1564 SUNDSETH FUNERAL HOME. Est. 1895 LYNDALE 21st av N. HY 9291 ZEESMAN'S JEWISH FUNERAL HONE 1401-3 PLYMOUTH NO. HY 6564 12.
TRANSPORTATION TRAVEL LIEDERBACH Streamliner, Daily Fargo 2:30 p.m. only $3 plus tax, via Staples, Grand Forks $4.60 plus tax. GE 4986. WANTED -Reliable party to drive car to Florida about Oct. 25.
Write 9663 Star and Tribune. DRIVING to Los Angeles Oct. 19. Take 2 passengers. HY 3541.
14. HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS ATTENTION hunters! Open for hunting season $40 for American plan for 5 days. Write for reservations to Trail Lodge. John J. VonDruska.
Ray, Minn. HUNTERS ATTENTION! Ideal cabins. 4 or 6 people, for deer or duck season. Itasca County. Write R.
F. Sharp. Big Fork. Rt. 2.
HOUSE trailer for rent. accommodates HY 4294. 17. LOST AND FOUND PULEEZE return lady's green billfold lest Sept. 19 on 9th st near Foshay Tower.
Contained driver's license, best beau's baby picture, etc. Name "Kaye" in gold. REWARD. Phone AT 7242, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
LOST- -Mon. eve. in loop, lady's change purse, bills gold $-sign clip, keepsake. Write North Western Lumber Claire. Wis.
Reward. -Mink scarf, 4 skins, taken by mistake at Charlie's cafe last Sat. eve. Return this scarf claim your own at Charlie's. KE 5377.
LOST- lge. white face legs. Body tall brownish some black streaks, bushy tail Collar. Vic. 33rd Bryant S.
Rew. LO 2784. REWARD for return of ladies' black leather purse, containing keys, discharge papers. Lost vic. 20th av NE.
27th Haves st NE. ST 2585. LOST. co*cker puppy. light tan.
white spots. Ans. to name of Sidney. Last seen at Page school dist. Reward.
Call PL 9841 or LO 2735. LOST-4 mos. old. black Labrador. male.
No spots. Vic. 44th st 34th av on Wed. morn. Rew.
DU 2368. LOST -Box of silverware carving set addressed to Watch Service Mpls. Reward. NE 8691. Call George Jones.
REWARD for 3 skin mink lost Tues. 3rd St. N. or 48th Chicago parking lot. Call AT 7855 days.
RE 2407 eves. LOST Brown labrador. 4 mos. old Child's pet. vic.
Frear Acres. Minnetonka Mills. Sept. 24. KE 1312.
LOST -Last Polaroid camera in soft brown bag. $25 rew. Call Kellogg. MA 0536 LOST-2 diamond rings. vic.
of 5th Henn. Honeywell employee. Call LI 8761. ext. 746 LOST- billfold on 33rd st S.
be. tween Columbus Chicago. Rew. JU 3407. LOST -Black kitten 54th st 42nd av S.
Children's pet Don Tate. DR. 5105. LOST -Red knitted deer sweater shaving kit. Rew.
Bud. AT 4003. 10th av S. TOST-Male golden retriever. vic.
Midway. Wearing collar. Rew. GR 7080. MI 7557.
FOUND in vic. of Kingsdale. Labrador dog. Owner identify pay expenses. Call 385 Cambridge, Minn.
LOST -Female Dalmatian. Texas tag 3318. Reward. Vic. 2700 Lake of the Isles Blvd.
KE 2282. LOST-Bulova watch in loop Sat. night. Initialed Rew. CH 6542.
LOST- of pearls. St. Martin's church. If found AL 1763, after 5. LOST -Pair glasses, Linden Hills Park.
on Sun. Rew. WH 9685. LOST Shell rim glasses, vicinity 56th Chicago. Reward.
LO 3371. BANK book N. W. small amt. money vicinity Nic.
Lake. Needed. RE 1747. LOST -Brown male dog with collar license. Reward.
GL. 1064; -Kolinsky fur piece. dept. store. vic.
7th Nic. Reward. GR 8710. LOST-Cat (Tom). grey white, vic.
25th Emerson, KE 3942. FOUND-Purse. Owner may claim by identifying paying for ad. MA 2628 LOST- -Man's class ring Wed. Silver ins.
Rew. GE 0112. 18. PERSONALS MALE WAR BRIDE WANTED! If you're a foreigner were married a Wac. Wave.
or Spar overseas vou fit the description! Call Don Alexander AT 6116. I WILL NOT be responsible for any bills contracted for without my signature. Thomas T. Mix, 5633 Adler av. Crystal Village.
I WILL not be responsible for any bills without my signature. Lawrence Klempke. 1915 2nd av S. I WILL not be responsible for any debts without my signature. Leonard A.
Paulson, 920 E. 19 st. WILL NOT be responsible for bills contracted without my signature. Melvin J. Olson, 3909 Polk st NE.
JOHNNIE WES CONTACT 2270 IMMEDIATELY. PARK PYRAMID. Where your dollar does triple duty. PA 5726 p.m. only.
19. PERSONALS, BUSINESS TILE NOW! Expert work. Call Lewis, MA 3553, Day or Night SECRETARIAL SERVICE Desk Space Phone Mail Service 207 TIMES ANNEX BR 6636 HUNTERS Wool shirts. jackets. sleeves shortened.
Wilson. 320 AT 5608. TELEVISION rentals. $2.50 per week. Harry Olson.
406 Mara. LI 0726. CAN answer your telephone for less than $3.25 week. AT 0288. Miss Erickson.
RECORDINGS of Weddings. Parties, Business Music. ST 5583 aft. 5 p.m. CAKE DECORATING CLASS HIGHLAND PARK, ST.
PAUL. DE 4021 FIGURINE HEADQUARTERS 512-514-516 Cedar av. Mpis. ALL AROUND HELP FOR YOUR EVERY BUYING. SELLING, RENTING.
AND TRADING need is a Star and Tribune Want Ad to contact the folks who fill it for you. Call AT 2111. BUSINESS SERVICE 29. Builders and Contractors Kitchen Contractors Complete Remodeling SERVICE SINKS. HOTPOINT DISHWASHERS, METAL OR WOOD CABINETS.
FORMICA. OR LINOLEUM COUNTER TOPS. CALL OR SEE US--FREE ESTIMATES. Only Down-24 Months on Balance. Vangen Anderson APPLIANCE co Lake St.
Irving Ave. So. Open Mon. Wea. Friday until 9 p.m.
PL 6865 GARAGES Best quality. Lowest prices. Free est. Johnson Construction Co. PL 6682 30.
Cement Work, Waterproofing FOR QUICK ESTIMATES Phone CEMENT SPECIALISTS F1 1873, GE 8086 (3 YRS. TO PAY, Cement, Brick and Stone FOR QUALITY. CALL Victor Carlson Sons EST. 1895 RE 8228 Chimney Masonry Repair FULLY INSURED. CO 2670 BAsem*nT FLOOR, SIDEWALKS, STEPS, BLOCK LAYING, DONE REAS.
EASY TERMS. RE 5852. Chimney Brick Repair Pointing Caulking LO 5776 OLD BSMTS. REPAIRED. MADE NEW BEAUTIFIED.
BONDED INSURED. EASY TERMS. PL 1325, ST 7230. BLOCK FOUNDATION. floors.
drives. steps and walks. WOODLAKE CEMENT COMPANY. SO 9523, SO 9389. EXPERT CHIMNEY BRICK WORK Now is the time to get that loose chimnev fixed.
Call PL 4743. BLOCK WORK. NEW REPAIR. Floors. etc.
Bonded insured. PL 1325, ST 7230. FIREPLACES, chimneys, basem*nt and stone work, new or repairs. ST 5976 FOR first class block cement work. Call E.
O. MARTINSON WA 2577. FOR 1st class Diock cement work of all kinds. Terms. CH 1289 or LO 7410 CEMENT WORK of all kinds.
floors. walks. steps. etc. RE 3779.
WA 8325 DRIVEWAYS fioors, steps, walks. brick repair. McCullough. NE 9809. DRIVEWAYS.
SIDEWALKS. FLOORS. STEPS WALKS. GE 7525 CEMENT CONTRACTING 1031 C. HOME SERVICE, WORK.
residential commercial. Bonded insured. DU 4868. CEMENT steps sidewalks Call Fred Johnson. BR 4378 eves.
Sun FOOTINGS, blocks, bricks. cement work of all kinds. HO 8316. CEMENT work, chimneys. steps, very reas GE 6903, LI 0168.
PRECAST CONCRETE STEPS CEMENT WORK. WA 6096. FOOTINGS blocks, floors steps. Reasonable. LO 7083.
CEMENT sidewalks. steps, garage floors. 20 yrs. priv. party.
DR 7367. BAsem*nT waterproofing by exp. mechanics. PHONE: PA 8303 after 5 p.m. WE specialize in chimneys, brick work.
plaster patching. Ins. NE 8386. 33. Clothes Posts STEEL clothes posts inst.
in concrete; Iron 3981 stair rails Model made Iron to order. Works HY 5008 CLOTHES Poles. upright. crossarm, $13 pr. Installed: wrought iron rails made to order.
GR 0893. STEEL Clothes Posts. $16 Installed In concrete. Ornamental iron rails to order. Free est.
HO 7969. AL 7674. EXTRA heavy welded all steel clothes posts. 6 nooks $14 ST 1829. GR 5575 CLOTHES POLE.
STEEL Price reduced PL 9116. After 4 p.m 34. Dressmaking and Alterations DRESSMAKING Appointments only between 1-4 KE 1899 DRESSMAKING SEWING. 75c AN HOUR. REFERENCES.
FI 1958. 35. Electric Repairing Service COMMERCIAL NEW HOUSE WIRING REPAIRING. FREE EST. SUBURBAN ELECTRIC CO.
WH 1912 WIRING REPAIRING WH 1113 and PA 6960. ELECTRIC WIRING COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL HY 2383. 36. Exterminators and Fumigators COMPLETE PEST CONTROL SERVICE for household insects, rats mice. Licensed fumigator.
PLUNKETT 313 16th st. GE 5384. EXTERM'G rats, mice, moths, roaches, bedbugs. etc. Work guar.
Free est. Radium Spray Co. Since 1909. RE 0297 37, Floor Refinishing Resurfacing SANDING REFINISHING. Exp work.
Latest dustless equip Free est Reas Johnson Floor Service. PA 4578. FLOORS sanded refinished. Modern machines edgers We rent all types of sanding macnines. DR 2121.
SANDING FINISHING. 15 years' experience CO 7082. H. E. Hanson FOR RENT -New floor sanders.
edgers. buffers and vibrators PA 5079. CO 2703 CALL ROY HULT. DR 5878. for sanding and refinishing.
Free est. Reas. 28 yrs. FLOORS sanded as low as $3 room; old floors a specialty. JU 3959.
SANDING REFINISHING Guar. Work. REAS. LO 9575 38. Furnace Repairing Cleaning FURNACES vacuum cleaned and repaired.
Guaranteed work. AT 6766. CLEAN adjust circ. oil heaters. $3.50 LO 8978 or GE 6586 MAAS furnace boiler cleaning.
reas. prompt service. LI 4824. Call ever. BUSINESS SERVICE 38.
Furnace Repairing Cleaning Furnace, Boiler Stoves Repairs to Fit All Makes DUNHAM SCOTT CO. 17 3RD ST S. AT 3291 EST. FURNACES cleaned repaired. Firepots.
boiler covering, resets. CH 0452 SERVICING circulating oil heaters. Office, GE 2847: nights. LI 5265. 41.
Insulation Weatherstripping INSULATE WITH FIBERGL WOOL WEATHERSTRIPPING RICHFIELD YARDS. OF MPLS. RE 5231 eve WH 1294. RE 6133. LO 9621 JOHNS MANVILLE Insulation, roofing siding, weatherstripping.
Free estimates. F. QUIMBY CO. DR 4936 RE 3269 GR 5802 LO 6142 INSULATE today. Lowest prices in 10 years.
Consult us before you bur. Vis er Insulation. GE 5052, GR 6166 eves. Weatherstrip now- save fuel. (metal $1.75 windows, $3.75 door.
PL 3432. INSULATION. Deal direct with appli- cator. Free est. GR 8645.
PL 9587 42. Lawn and Landscape Service IDEAL LAWN SERVICE Sod. sodding top dressing. Pulverized black dirt Fall leaf raking general cleanup The best of everything In landscape service. PL 9505 PL 9505 FREE One load washed sand with cach load washed gravel now to Nov.
1. Black dirt. clay fill loaded 25c vard up. Percy B. McGowan Ray Ancel.
Sand Gravel Co. Res. PL 2929. office WH 7685. RICHFIELD NURSERY Choice sod.
15c yd. del. Black Dirt. Clay Clay Loam Rotted Manure. Complete Nursery Stock.
FHA Fin. Free Est. RE 2226 DR 4181 PA 1826 Arbor Tree Service TOP-TRIM-REMOVE POWER SAWED-12 YRS. EXPERIENCE CH 3260 Insured Free Est. PL 0768 PULVERIZED top dressing.
peat dirt. Or black loam. rd $3.59. 2 rds. $6.
3 vds. $8.50. yds $11. or 5 rds $13.50. Sod.
seed. milorganite rotted manure. Dirt loaded in pit. DALE GREEN WA 8726 Vets Tree Service TOPPING TRIMMING REMOVING YRS. EXP FULLY INS OFFICE 4203 CH 8709 DONLEY JOHNSON Sod Delivered Laid.
LO 6562 AL 4923 Citywide Tree Service Insured trimming, topping removing by experienced men with power saw. FREE EST PA 0810 TIME PAYMENTS QUALITY SOD LAID OR DELIVERED MAGNUSON SOD co. DR 8168 PLANT evergreens now Sodding, seeding. top dressing. complete landscaping.
Expert work. Mod. prices. PL 2718 Free Estimates PL 1377 CITY SUBURBAN LANDSCAPE SER. SOD WHOLESALE BLUE GRASS CLOVER SOD Sodding Est.
Painter, MA 8686. Apt. SODDING- TILLING SMALL TRACTOR FOR GRADING EST. FREE. TURNER, RE 7169 ATTENTION HAULERS NEW DIRT PIT OPEN 74TH FRANCE AV WA 8726 GET A LOAD of this rich.
black pulverized soil wholesale retail. BloomIngton Excavating. SO 8885. 5 Yds. BLACK DIRT, $11 EXCEL.
FOR TOP DRESSING. CO ST LOUIS PARK LANDSCAPING Black dirt, Blue Grass Clover Sod 15c del. Free estim on Jobs HO 5076 VIRGIN SOD IN FIELD OR DEL ALSO LAID WORK GUARANTEED FITCHIE'S LAWN SERVICE. DU 4782 TREES trimmed or removed below ground DY power saw Exp. men.
Free est. Ins. Wood sawed. BR 4574. JU 3660.
UNITED TREE SERVICE CH 7429. Trimming. Removal. PA 6522 BLACK DIRT $1.50 rd. up, del.
WA 3800. Eve. PA 1705 PETERSEN'S pulverized black dirt, clay loam, Ill, rotted manure, seed, crushed rock, flagstones. LO 3787. ROTO-TILLER- LAWNS GARDENS Lawn seeding de fertilizing.
LI 1397. RE 4692. $1.90 YARD. rich pulv. black dirt.
load lots: clay loam $1.50 vd. Cow manure 84 yd. Pulv. peat. AL 1159.
FREE DIRT FOR FILLING 2842 Filmore st NE. ST 1811. Buy Loma 5-10-5 WA 0116 EXCAVATING GRADING. black dirt. clay loam, cinders.
GR 6286 BLACK DIRT. sodding, seeding, grad Ing. Sod del. Rototilling. WA 6029 PLANTING DIRT.
$1.50 yd in load lots GRADING SODDING. RE 6520 VIRGIN BL TE GRASS CLOVER SOD del. Sod cut rolled in field. DU 0125. SOD DELIVERED OR IN FIELD L.
BUTLER WH 3121 SOD DEL. or in field. black dirt. Nutria peat roto tilling. PA 5215.
RICH pulverized black dirt. 5 yds. Clay, crush rock. cinders. est.
CH 1128. ROTO-TILLING Lawns de gardens, sod. AL 4995 VIRGIN SOD laid or delivered. ARNOLD FALK, PA 8103 FEW hundred yards of clay wanted. Call at 4815 Nicollet.
RE 7355. 42. Lawns and Landscape Service BLUE GRASS CLOVER SOD DELIVERED OR LAID PULVERIZED BLACK DIRT BLACK DIRT FOR PLANTING $1.50 A YD. ESTIMATES GIVEN MARTIN DONLEY RE 7091. 5843 NICOLLET PL 9256 PULVERIZED BLACK DIRT 5 YARDS, $10 WHOLESALE RETAIL Truckers Black dirt pit on hiway 1.
4 miles of Hopkins. LI 8919. Rate Nursery Florist KLIER'S The Best Lawn Materials RESOIL. SEED FERTILIZE NOW Pulverized, Mellow. Rich Black Soil Clay Loam--Garden Soil- -Peat Soil Milorganite Lawn Fertilizer Grass Seed Sod 5 RE 4614 5815 NICOLLET Pulverized Screened BLACK SOIL PREPARED FOR TOP DRESSING 2 yds.
56. 3 yds. $8.50. 6 yds. $15 BLUE GRASS CLOVER SOD Independent Black Dirt Sod Co.
DR 4666 Attention Dirt Haulers Black dirt de peat loaded at pit. 761b Normandale rd. WA 8726. 45. Moving, Storage, Shipping Woodland Transfer Co.
LOCAL LONG DISTANCE MOVING Special-Chicago, Milwaukee and all eastern points FIREPROOF STORAGE CRATING 2300 E. 26TH ST DR 3601 VETERANS with large and sinall vans want local and long distance moving. Experienced in handling refrigerators and pianos. Call day or night. GE 9389 LET US SAVE YOU MONEY long distance moving Up- to Local date vans ready to go any time.
Ins. Free est. FISHER TRANSFER. BR 6537. PIANOS, REFRIG.
FURNITURE. EXPERT MOVERS. 2 MEN $5.50 Hour. ERICKSON TRUCK SERVICE. AT 8447.
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY Pianos. appliances, furniture: local-long est. Dependable GE 5541 ARRION TRANSFER. local long distance moving. Experienced.
reliable. Reasonable rates. FI 1547. UPTOWN TRANSFER -Local and long dist. Want trips to and from N.
Minn. Chicago and vic 2749 Henn. KE 0855 LARGE VAN FOR FURN MOVING 2632 STEVENS AT 8909 RE 6870 FOR LOCAL Larson LONG Dist. Transfer. moving, reliable AT 8526.
PIANOS. FURN. REFRIG. CRATING. Liberty Transfer.
AT 8909. Eves. RE 6870 Moving--All Kinds MA 0571 FURNITURE refrig moving. Reas. Insured Van Cleve Transfer.
GL 3190. DU 1528 EXPERIENCED movers. 24 hours Insured service. Suess Transfer. EXPERT piano refrig.
moving. Loring 21 15th st. MA 2397. 41. Painting, Papernanging WALL CLEANING PLASTIC walls.
kit. BATHS. Paper cind. 19,992 places cind. 25 yrs.
O. A. ADAMS DU 7358 WALLPAPER CLEANED APFROVED BY GOOD HOUSEKEEPING $2 ANY ROOM GR 8486 WALL CLEANING Painted walls. woodwork. wallpaper, Goors cleaned waxed Furniture.
rugs cleaned in home. Spiess, MI 4929 Paperhanging Painting Cutside Paint Stucco Renew -Arches, carpenter work Terms Halsey, BR 4302 Outside Painting--GE 3191 LEAD OIL FREE ESTIMATE PAPERING, $8 RM. UP Prompt Service. Free Est. AT 7215 A-1 PAINTING PAPERHANGING Your Satisfaction Is Our Delight THE OLSONS DR 1048 PAINTING, paperhanging.
Kemtoning, wallwashing, paper cleaned. Work guaranteed. Free est. LI 6010, GE 1462. A-1 PAPERING PAINTING Sand bulld arches, remove paper, Guar.
Work, REAS. LO 9575. A-1 PAPERHANGING painting done reasonable. 14 yrs. exp.
DU 1701, PAINTING. INSIDE OUT. FREE EST. INSURED. 1st CLASS WORK HY 7285, SPECIALIZED PAPERHANGING REMOVING.
FREE EST. REAS. LO 6891 PAPERING. Painting. Plaster Patching.
Guar, work. Reas. S. Zieve. CH 7868 EXPERT painting paperhanging.
work. Winter prices. DR 6469. INTERIOR exterior decorating. FULLY INSURED CALL CO 5574 PAINTING Paperhanging.
First class work. Im. service FHA 10an. DE 5438. BETTER exterior painting for less; also Inside work.
Call PA 2459. WALL CLEANING WASHING BRETHAUER. 11 Years' Exp. PA 1365 PAPERHANGING PAINTING C. W.
R. Carlson. Free est. WA 3974. PAINT and paper now.
1st class work. PROMPT SERVICE. C. Borgh. WA 5154.
STEAMING PAPERHANGING PAINTING A-1 prompt work. Cy Adams. DR 2030. A-1 PAPERING Painting Steaming. Careful work.
Reas. PA 7865. MA 0998 PAPER cind. Kit. washed.
Papering, potg. Kemtone. Reas. Insured. BR 6401.
BSMTS. cleaned-sprayed: all kinds paint' stucco sprayed. Reas, GE 3472. PAPERING REMOVING- -PAINTING Cracks filled KE 1763. EXPERT painting.
reas. Do my own work. DU 2093..
