Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 17

innnni yWn TRI3UNE DAILY WEATHER MAP it johm UArmrwi insoiu.non wu 1 WTHII STATION AT TWIN CltlM AlCT Boyum Co Two Mate JOOJ (j) rtMOHTOM July 21, 194c5 MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE 7 apr III! fh i sy r-t sT iV'sw lU'tf 4-fv il.1 Nai i a Indian iiii aaaf- ai iim ai I OS es in Net Open Kn of Minneapolis, playinff two matrhpa Tuesday. rnaH into the lower bracket p( men's singles slay in the Minnesota Open tennis tournament, Breezing past Hoyt Andrews' P-f, in the quartf r-tinals, Boyum whipped Dave IIene of! DuJufh 6-3. fi-2 in the George Tanbarra and I Von Sien, both of Minneapolis, will I battle in the other senufi-ial test. I In the lower bracket, Guy Cor- son of Minneapolis filld thei quarterfinal list by stopping Bob Herman 6-1, 75 in the the Minneapolis Tennis rlub. Dr.

Bill Widen and Dr. II. H. Oorsklos. lor-al entries, gained the mi.

in the junior veterans' vision. Rhoda Hopkins, Forest Hills, N. and Jeanne St. Faul, rearhed the same rKind in the women's singles. MFVS MM.

IKS I pper Mru-krl ljaarter-4inals Gut Cnrson. Minneapolis, defeatet Bob Her-nun, 6-1. 7-5. I.ewey Brat-ket Set-ana1 Rn4 Kw Boyum. Mlnnes pctl.

defeated H'yt in4-ft. Minneapolis -0. 6-1. Gem-fe Taj2arra. MinnrapoSts.

-feated Allan Staubly. Minneapolis 10-t. S-4 Ed Von Mirinfaprllj. defected Hmry NTtn. Wayeta 6-1.

7-5. Semifinal rVyuro defeated Dave Huene, luluth a-3. -a. MFS IMtl ill.F.S First Roand Boyim-Norm MarDonaid. defeated Artd-ews-RusseU jjndaTen, Minneapolis.

ty dault George Hoke-Dave Warner, Minn apolla. de-feeted Bill Tavior-Jack Thommm, Mlnneais-o is -3. (-. Knrnas-Dk-s- Roberts- Mlnnr ipnlU. de-feared A'ex Hcffmsn-Dlrk Wondrtrh, Mlnne-S-3.

2-. R-0. Adair. Minneapolis, Ja I IAIN SNOW MIC If AtlOWS NWT WTTM TW MKTiea) OS THt WINS 1004 liSAUtTDI" ABrffllbt. I a.

a- v-- OfClMM. IIWIH IN W.CHIS WHOll IN MIUIIAtS ajarwaf'aaeaaa'aaaj THE WEATHER nrriciAi, form-art TW IN ITIKK: Partly rlnady with occasional lliandrrhoers lnda. I Idle rhange la tenperature. Kinerled high of MINNESOTA: Shnaers and scattered thund-erstorma today. Not marh chanre In tetnper-tare.

PPfar MICH If, AN: Partly clonal torts, with aratterta showers or thandershowers rstreme wrt portion this sflernmn. I.ltlle rnange In temperature. WIHCONMN: raid, clouds today wilh'a' l' local ahoarrs or thnnrirrshnaers soulh and west portions. ontinaed warm and riamld south portion. A Utile warmer north-' wess portion tonight.

IOWA: Partly rloarir. warm, and humid today with a few nidelr scattered Ihander-shoarrs. High tndar north. St-7 south. NORTH DAKOTA Mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms today.

Cooler today. TH DAKOT Partly rlonriy with thunderstorms today. Cooler east tomorron High tomorrow 1 to us. MINNEAPOLIS READINGS HLMiniTT At Jfl pro. 45 prr rent.

PREtTPITATION24 hoars ending ID m. none, total from Jan. I to dale a (IS Inches, SI Rises 4:4 a.m.. sets 7 SI m. MOON PHASE Fall.

Rj.e 149 am sels 4 a.m. "ariKi i ivf TfMrl ATI RT Taesdss iii. no tear ago high tn. low S7 All. lime record lor month ln dale It.

Il All lime rero.e) month dale Jol 7. 1st) I Hoarl lemperslures on page one. M-NERAI. llRsI A TIOVS MINNf MOT A A ABC .3 Mpl. P.

Sfi 7 Hochesler 41 7S VYillmar SS S7 77 41 EAvr (ENIRAI 1 Indisn'hs g7 cs 0 ii .24 Madison HI .10 1.4 Marqurlte 71 64 Milwaukee ST SMe. Marie 77 7 6.1 1 ra city IT ENIRAI. Alesandrla Bemldll Dulnth loll Falls Chicago Cim innatl Cleveland Del roit (r.Kaplds Oreen Hay Bismarck SS Omaha 90 70 7A .96 65 62 Des Moines Ii7 St.Loais Dahaqae 7 1 .11 Moas Cily sim hi till Williston 77 at 4 71 New Tork 7 Phila'phia 7S .41 Pittthnrrh jjrk'iii. 3 6a .20 6X St 79 Wahingtnn 9 73 Abilene C.T I 100 77 Ft. Worth 7g .01 lot) 7 C.alrettnn 9.1 A3 .01 7 .01 New Orleans 9S 97 7 Antonio 77 MOCNT AFN 9 S3 .05 Helena S.A Phoems lm 17 4 S3 Pueblo 93 63 0 5 I City St 62 .11 56 .46 PACIFIC TBI 63 Eranrisra 73 S3 Pssa cneyenn.

resno Los Angeles III Seattle I si S7 'san nieg. i om tot 'caigarv 74 Pt.Arthar 77 45 K4 fiO 75 45 Edmonton H3 S3 Regina Montreal 2 59 .01 Winnipeg A High tern per tare Tuesday, ft Low tempera I ores Tuesday. Precipitation. EWALII RE-APPOINTED Ray C. Ewald Tuesday was re appointed to the city planning commission Hubert H.

Humphrey. Ewald has been a a awaaeaagi a i ILLVS-) MAY "Jerpster- Willys-Overlands latest variation on the war's jack-of-all-vehicles will be introduced to the Minneapolis public today at Nicollet hotel ballroom. The "jeopster" rests on the same frame as the jeep station wagon, weighs approximately 2,500 pounds and has a 104-inch wheelbase. It is powered with the wartime jep engine wjiich develops 63 horsepower. With overdrive as standard equipment, its manufacturers claim a fuel mileage of 29 miles to the gallon of pasoline at 31 miles per hour.

The "Jeepster" is designed to seat five persons three in front and two in the rear. The top. though manually operated, can be raised or lowered by one person and sinks flush with the contour of the car. In place of conventional windows, the jeepster has s.de curtains containing large cellulose acetate panes. Initial models are being produced in red with a gray top and yellow with a black top.

Factory list price is $1,765. In the above picture, the "Jeepster" is being tried out by Grace Brusseau, 3755 Knox avenue N. DAKOTA SHOWERS MOVE EAST-r The low pressure area over western South Dakota is moving; east, preceded by frequent thundershower activity. The Dakotas had intermittent showers Tuesday, some points reporting more than half an inch of rain. Minnesota was to get showers last night and today.

Temperatures generally were in the 80s yesterday but Minneapolis had a 90. DEATHS VOLUNTEERS, ALL! used a in the pmt hy the cTTp itself, the Volunteer' eMi-munity center, and for Tbsnks-tiving; and Christmas baskets for distribution to the needy. and Deborah, St. Paul; three sis- and two brothers. JAMKS E.

TRASK Funeral services for James E. Labor, Kiwanis to Build Kids a Cannincr Factorv 24 yPars wno or1lapfwi at his Trask, oldest member of Funeral services will be Minnesota Bar association whojnP'd at 1:30 p.m. at Lakewood of America summer camp in the produce thev erow in their The kids at the Volunteers Mound who would rather can 1 collapsed at his home. 674 Holly avenue, St. Paul, Monday, will be; held at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday at the' Willwerscheid mortuary. Burial Knii itidii an aiiernoon swimming will nave an 1 up-to-date canning plant next month. Kiwanis is supplying the mater- A joint effort of the Building Trades Council and the ial work anis club, the new plant won't While the youngsters at tht Charles Olson. redpolls. I i i.u e'n Tanbarra-Rctw Thompsoi.

Minnf- i home Monda, Will be field at 9 'U iVmRU veterans- sts Wednesday at St. Louis Fint Rnd (French) Catholic church, St. st. Paui. by deiauit.

Paul. Burial will be at Oakland Quartrr-finaLo BUI W'di. MsmieacolU. defealfd Robert temeter Oiam. Minneapohs.

6-2. 6-2. cit-iu corikiosi. Minneapolis, defeated, A native of St. Paul, he juated from the St.

Paul College Aobctt de- LW in 1910 nd SetVed fr 8 feared Henry Norton. Sr. Lei Jon not). Mln-itime 8S secretary to the late Q.aner-Hiiii. T.

D. Bnen, before join- Wider-HaroId Leiand. Mlnneeoo defeat-: fh nrai.ti0 Up ed Boun-Td Hxiinerj, Minne.poii.. o. mg lamer in practice, lie a member of the law firm of will be at Acacia Park cemetery, lis, and a son, Walter, St.

Paul. A native of Jew Sharon, Maine, he came to St. Paul in 1887 and Elsewhere was admitted to the bar in 1890. He was a specialist in real estate! I)R' KAS P' )f-KY. asso-av iciate professor of physics at.

New- i ne ouipui ot me camp volunteer canning factory. The underprivileged youngsters, attending the ramp in groups of 50, last year put up 5,000 cans of home grown vegeiahles and fruits. This ear thev are aiming The canned gooHa will be Mr. Tra.sk Is survived hv "diversity and native of wife, Harriet; a daughter Mrs i at Palisades, N. Y.

William A. Dinham, Minneapolis'! LOUS A. DAIILMAN, 72, father if yi. niPrnnpr the commission forand dollars when completed, wasat 10.000 ran. four years.

and two sons. James St. Paul, and Allen, Chicago. CHARLES S. LARSON Funeral services for Charles S.

i Larson, 73, 3208 Forty-third ave-iN-Y- nue who died Monday, will MRS' -MARV VEDDF.R, 70. be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at mother-in-law of screen actor Den-Albin mortuary. Burial will henis Morgan and formerly of at Sunset Memorial Park reme- Marshfield, in Hollywood, tery. Calif.

A retired railway clerk, he is MRS- MILLIE STEVESON, survived by his 'wife, Emily; alCherokee Indian who claimed to daughter, Mrs. Dewey Simning, H6 years old, in Muskogee, Minneapolis; two inns, Robert Harold, both of Minneapolis: STAV I. DONNELLY Funeral services for Stan D. Donnplly, 59, 873 Fairmount avenue, St. Paul, lawyer in St.

Paul Qppenheimer, Hodgson, Brown, Donnelly, and Baer. Mr. Donnelly is survived by bis wife, Vicenta; two sons, Stan, and David; two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Scarlett, Buffalo, N. COMMERCIAL IU I Fire Department 4, Klectrlc Machinery S.

137th AAFBU 3. Vet a Administration 1. Davton S. Post Office 3. TWIN CITY WEIIH BAPTIST Osk Hill 7.

Bethany 0 (forfeit). Centra! Bethel 0. Bethlehem No. One 12. Ttllm 7.

Minnehaha 11. Bethlehem Chapel Bethlehem No. Two 7. Sprlnf Lake 0 (forfeit COMMERCIAL RAINBOW Char Lynn 14. w.

H. Barber 14 (tie). Benson 8. Pittsburgh 4. N.

and Central Bod tiei. VFW FIFTH DISTRICT Halvsrson Bowers Wnodrnw Wilson (tlel. Bailentlne 7. Andrew Hawkins 0 (forfeit). Pa'terson is Yorktcwn 17 VFW THIRD DISTRICT Chamher'ain 13.

Clarence LaBelle J. Russell Guylord 11. Samuelson Healy Brynwood 7, Kanlewski-Loss 0 (forfait). INDEPENDENT Northern States 8. Gas Company 1.

EXHIBITION Adolph's 5, Johnsons 4. RACING JAMAICA Bright Sward (M.30), F.nergerle. Mahmoudess. SUFFOLK JoshuA (M 40), Joe Gal. Scholarship.

MONMOUTH Alexis (14 SO). Buf Juice. Pl'aster. HOLLYWOOD Pretty Maifie ($11,501. Caina, Jovianne BOXING NSW YORK Bill Weinberg.

31. New York. Decisloned Red Applegate. 1R9. Montclalr.

N. (10 rounds, three foiieht Monday be fore ram1. ELIZABETH. V. .1 Chsrlle FumM.

14'i Irvington. N. declsioned Ruby Kewler. "7. Conev Island N.

Y. (10. NEW BEDFORD. MASS Mike Jacobs. 17i.

Bayonne. declsioned Ted I-nwry. 175. New Haven. 10 NEW YORK Danny Bartfield.

X. New York, dedsloned Angelo Morganti. 143. New York IS'. SALEM.

MASS Timothy (Buddy! Hayea. 130. Brwton. scored TKO over Pat Shannon. 135S.

Everett. (5). WILBURN 'IS DOING FINE OSKALOOSA. IOWA UP) Race driver Jimmy Wilburn, who was Injured critically In a race crash here July 1 is "getting along fine," hospital attendants said Tuesday night. -Irn tr wf NOTHING Clara Baskin.

Minneapolis 'and Violet Meelherg, Minneapolis, Jand two brothers, Thorald. Crys 'tal. and Helmer, Minneapolis. MRS. CATHERINE NOLTINO Mrs.

Catherine Nolting, 80, 27R.T Xerxes avenue died at home Tuesday following a her long' 'chapel. Burial will be at wood cemetery. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Atherton, Minneapo jviis. done i(Kf wne oi jornipr secretarv of the interior Harold Ickesi, in Milwaukee.

Wis. LEO BI'IXiAKOV, RO-vear-nld Broadw ay actor, in Binghamton, River Cargo Limit Called Threat to Area Shipping An order banning shipments smaller than 400 tons on the Mississippi river above St. Louis. was protested Tuesday by A. D.

Strong, secretary of the Upper Mississippi Waterway association. The regulation was placed Into effect yesterday by the Inland Waterways Corp. Stronr termed the order because it doea not apply to all citiea on the fiver. He said it is A seriou threat to harg-e shipping tn this area. "If the ban is needed so that more grain can be shipped, it should be applied to the entire river." Strong asserted.

He sent the protest to Mavor Hubert H. Humphrey, a member of tne advis, ory committee of the Inland Waterways Corp. CORN SI'PPORT PRICE SET WASHINGTON UP) Th 1948 Corn CI on will he tunnorUH at Qi ISrnMX laaf ataf I 1 F.I 1 brother, Ray, Los Angeles, and a sister, Mrs. Paul Arey, Genoa, Neb. HERBERT W.

MOSF.R Funeral services for Herbert W. Moser 50, 4004 Drew avenue former commander of the William Peck American Legion post who died Sunday, will be held at i p.m. Wednesday at Welander-Quist mortuary, 2301 Dupont avenue S. Burial will be at Fort Snelling national cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Gladys; a daughter, Joan; three sisters, Mrs.

Harry Best, Faribault, Mrs. Hoyt Potter, St. LouU Park, and Mrs. Paul Schaeffer. Riverside.

and a brother, Edward Moser, Minneapolis. rVT. EDDfE MEELRERCi Reburial services for Pvt. Eddie Meelherg, 24, 3841 Stevens avenue, paratrooper killed in England June 6, 1944, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Fort Snelling National! cemeiery.

Pvt. Meelberg, a member of the 82nd Airborne division who served in North Africa and Sicily, is sur vived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. The Building Trades Council, with about 12.000 memhers i supplving the labor nlurnrr- carpenters, masons, roofers and camp are waiting tor the rDw plant to be finished one month is- their hope they have been busy canning rhubarb, raspberries. beans and peas in their old plant, Work at.

the canning factory ii on olunteer hasi. The cimD- ers choose this work ahead of less I product i ve act ivit ies. PLUS TAX 6.00-16 STORE cost the camp a cent. Everything from architects' plans to labor and is bp'ng rinnated Jtroups. Construction on the plant.

which will be worth seeral thou- started Tuesdav. It will double EST. 1922 Street MAin a mm Emit Meelberg; four sisters, Mrs.j per cent of the parity price on Oct Inga Wallace, Chicago; Mrs.l, the agriculture department an-Eleanor Benawa, San Diego, nounced Tuesday. THE DEFIANCE a genuine B. F.

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