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1335 5 MINNEAPOLIS Oct. 19, 1966 Riverside Area Youths Allege Unfair Housing August 20 young persons, most of them off -campus University of Minnesota students, got together Tuesday night to discuss what they called unfair housing practices in the Cedar-Riverside area. Then they banded together to do something about It. THE MEETING also attracted 6th Ward Alderman Jens Christensen and Pitney housing counselor from the office of the versity's dean of students. The alderman and counselor listened and vised as the students off complaints including adequate and substandard housingg.

excessive landlords who won't repairs and a lack of by the university and administrations. The meeting, held at Coffee House Extempore, 2200 Riverside heard fears expressed the future of the area. ONE YOUTH said with anticipated expansion by the university and Augsburg College there might not be room for a growing influx of students. It was suggested that the youths should organize, attend planning commission meetings, register to vote and thereby gain a voice in plotting the area's future. Christensen seconded the idea.

If students became involved in the problems of the area, he said, city planners and housing developers would become more aware of their needs and could better design housing of the type they needed. HE REMINDED them, how- ever, that there were other voices besides theirs to be heard. He said administrative personnel from Augsburg and St. Mary's Hospital might want housing in a higher rent bracket, for instance. One student said "more imaginative" tactics might eventually be advisable.

Tenants might go to their landloards en masse, for example, demand lower rents and go on a rent strike if their requests were not granted. Tenants can't rely on the good will of builders and landlords, he said. "They're out to get all the traffic will bear." WHATEVER the tactics, the group agreed that togetherness was essential. and it spent nearly half an hour deciding on a name for their group. The verdict: The Greater University Tenants Union.

Committeemen heading the group are: Wolf Sittler, Riverside Robert D. Metcalf, 1818B S. 5th Dave Peterson, 912 25th Av. Peter Sedgwick, 2300 Milwaukee and Gene Kunz, Riverside Av. The group plans to meet again next Tuesday.

3 I THE PROPOSED GRANT SOCIAL CENTER-PARK-SCHOOL AT 8TH ST. AND EMERSON AV. N. Local agencies pushed plans for the City Blamed for Delay of Grant Complex Minneapolis city ment was accused Tuesday of failing to give enough support to public facilities in low income areas particularly for a $2 million social center park-school complex in the Grant urban renewal project. Mrs.

Louis Smerling, City Park Board member, made the charge at a meeting of public officials and representatives of social agencies called to speed up efforts for the Grant center. The accusation came after it was pointed out that the Capital Long- Range Improvements Committee (CLIC) and the City Council had denied part of a Park Board request for funds in 1966 and 1967 to help develop the center. CLIC Executive Secretary W. Glen Wallace "took exception" to the charge, contending that the Grant project had been placed at the top of the list "almost every time." The Park Board received approval to use $200,000 of its own money in 1966 for land acquisition at the project, but was turned down on requests for $100,000 in bond money this year and $450,000 for next year to use for the building. THE OUTLOOK at this point, as expressed at yesterday's meeting, is that construction of the social center-park facilities may be delayed until financing can be arranged.

City Park Supt. Robert Ruhe said it might be possible for the Park Board to borrow money from its reserve funds if the city assured this would be reimbursed later through bond sales. Board of Education officials, meantime, indicated that they will call for bids on the $1 million Grant elementary school at the site early next year, after having delayed for a year, hoping the entire complex could be undertaken at the same time. This now seems impossible. THE PARK and social center facilities, to be financed co-operatively through funds from the federal government, the Health and Welfare Council of Hennepin County, neighborhood houses and the Park Board, apparently will come later.

It was brought out at the meeting yesterday that it may even be necessary to ask the federal government to extend a six-month deadline for certain project plans required to qualify a $298,500 federal grant for the project. That deadline is mid-February. Named as chairman of a committee yesterday to speed up. the project was Gary Soule, planning assistant for the welfare council. The project, first of up to 18 such centers eventually hoped to be built in the city, would include costs of about $1 million for the school facilities and another $1 million for land and the park-social center building.

7-Point Policy Statement Drawn for City Inspectors By JOE RIGERT Minneapolis Tribune Staff Writer A seven-point policy to avert conflict of interest among inspectors in the Minneapolis City Building Department was proposed Tuesday by Donald A. Erickson, head of the department. The policy was requested by the City Council's Administration Committee after some inspectors were accused of conflicts because they owned rental property. Erickson proposed that the Associated Press Proud Papa two King sons, Hussein Abdullah, of Jordan left, and took Faisal his to their first day of school at the kindergarten of the Islamic Educational College at Amman. Prince Abdullah is 4 and Prince Faisaal is 3.

They are the children of his British second wife. 'Boundless Growth' Seen in Farm Chemical Industry By DICK YOUNGBLOOD Minneapolis Tribune Staff Writer Soaring world food demand promises boundless growth for the farm chemical and 1 fertilizer industries in the next 20 to 30 years, a group of financial analysts were told Tuesday in St. Paul. This was the outlook of Clarence Davan manager of agriculture market research with International Minerals and Chemicals and James H. Senger, director of commercial development in the Monsanto agriculture division.

They were members of a panel on farm chemicals, one of several industry, discussions that concluded a twoday conference of the Financial Analysts Federation at the St. Paul Hilton Hotel. MAJOR REASON for their bright outlook, Davan ex- plained, is the fact that opportunities are limited for bringing any significant areas of new land into production to meet growing world food needs. Thus, it is increased production per acre that must shoulder a large share of the burden of feeding a world population that is expected to double to 6 billion within the next 35 years. Davan seemed confident the job could be accomplished, predicting that "500- bushel corn (in the United States) is not too far in the future." SENGER GAVE no specific projections for the future of chemicals used in weeds, insects and plant eases, except to say that the "staggering increases" in sales in the past five years are "only the Davan, however, was more specific about fertilizers.

World usage has jumped significantly since 1963, he said, and now stands at 43.3 million metric tons. By 1980 alone, he predicted, this will more than double to 113 million tons. Primary stimulus for the big increases in fertilizer and chemical usage, he indicated, will be burgeoning world population, primarily in the food-short nations. HURT IN 1964 ACCIDENT City Man Sues Five Hunting Companions first project of its kind in NEWS OF THE WORLD AROUND NATION DEFENSE The chairman of the Senate Nuclear Weapons Subcommittee warned that the Soviet Union, which has been conducting intensive underground nuclear tests, has narrowed Jackson the weapons gap with the United States. "We can no longer be assured we own a commanding lead in the field of nuclear weapons systems," Sen.

Henry M. Jackson, D- Senate speech in Washington, D.C. EMPLOYE SHIELDRep. Ancher Nelsen was named in Washington, D.C., one of 12 members of a new bipartisan national commission to study laws aimed at shielding some 2.5 million FedNelsen eral m- ployes from political shakedowns. The Second District Minnesota congressman has headed a special Republican task force on the Federal Civil Service since Robert F.

Kennedy, said in Washington, D.C., that his heavy schedule of national campaigning would be poor strategy for any Democrat who was concen- Kennedy Kennedy on getting his parpresidential nominain 1972. "Anyone mapping out a aimed at 1972 to be keeping his shut instead of travaround the country all these DISCOVERED A time bomb was found attached to the hull of a British ship in Miami, Fla. The ship, leased by a Miami shipping line, was scheduled to sail through the Panama Canal to Ecuador. The police bomb squad removed the high explosive bomb, which had been seen first by a stevedore. Police said the bomb could have gone off in three or four hours.

FOREIGN SURRENDERED? The deputy chief of Morocco's security police announced he was giving himself up to stand trial for his role in the Oct. 28, 1965, Paris kidnaping and presumed death of Moroccan opposition leader Mehdi Ben Barka. Ahmed Dlimi announced through the Moroccan news agency "Map" he was "putting himself in the hands of French justice." He has not yet been found in France. CONTROVERSY-West wig Erhard met with opposition leader Mayor Willy Brandt in Berlin to discuss Brandt's controversial trip last Wednesday to Communist East Berlin and his dinner session with Erhard Met for 90 the city Mahlon uni- the adticked in- rents. make concern city the also about that the Soviet ambassador.

Neither gave any comment after the talk, although sources said the government did not fully approve Brandt's initiative. ACQUITTED British businessman Oliver Smedley was acquitted in Chelmsford, England, on slaughter charge involving the shooting death last June of Reginald Calvert, owner of Smedley Smedley "Radio City," an unlicensed pirate radio station operating off the British coast. The shooting followed a dispute between the men after Calvert cided to sell the station, housed in a wartime fort in the Thames Estuary. Smedley had provided a transmitter for the station. The Vatican announced it is opening a press relations office in Vatican City, Italy, as the first step in developing a "modern press relations program." An Italian monsignor will confer with journalists twice a week in the "Press Hall of the OPENING--Britain is re- Wilson Harold Wilson said in London, England.

He spoke at the opening of Parliament after a nine-week summer recess. solved to bring African majority rule to Rhodesia but remains ready to discuss with Prime Minister Ian Smith ways of implement in this principle, Prime Minister Wilson REPORTED--An unconfirmed but widely accepted report was circulated in Jerusalem, Israel, that Hebrew writer Samuel Joseph Agnon has won the 1966 Nobel Prize for literature. The Israeli government congratulated him and newspapers published extra editions about his honor. The Swedish Academy of Letters, Stockholm, Sweden, said only that Agnon was a strong candidate. Group Gives Water Resource Study Priority A Water Resources Review Committee report has called preparation of a water resources plan for Minnesota and expansion of research efforts more important than the creation of new agencies or establishment of a "Water Czar," Gov.

Karl F. Rolvaag announced Tuesday night. He made the announcement in an address at the annual conservation awards dinner sponsored by the National Wildlife Federation and the Sears Foundation. Rolvaag appointed the committee about a year ago. He said he has designated the State Planning Agency to develop a comprehensive plan and to apply for a grant to develop it.

Rolvaag also called for the development of a statewide system of water management districts, revision of laws, a study by the Minnesota Water Pollution Control Commission of water quality management and a statewide program for more effective flood plain and lake management. Turkish Crash Kills 15 ANKARA, Turkey (Reuters) Fifteen members of a major political party delegation died Monday night in Ankara when the bus taking them to a party convention colnided with a truck. A 64-year-old Minneapolis man filed a $100,000 lawsuit Tuesday in Hennepin County District Court against five hunting partners for injuries suffered in an accidental shotgun shooting two years ago. Sylvester J. Oberhauser, 4729 Park lost the sight of his right eye and suffered a permanent disfigurement of his face when he was struck by a shotgun blast Oct.

24, 1964. Oberhauser and a group of companions were hunting pheasants in a field four miles west of Renville, when the accident occurred. HE WAS standing near the end of the field when a bird was flushed and flew low a stand of corn near Oberhauser. Five members of the party fired simultaneously at the bird and one of the shotgun patterns hit Oberhauser. Named codefendants in the case were Byron W.

Holmberg, 4244 Av. Stanley B. Schneider, 1411 16th Av. Frank J. Schneider, 4613 64th Av.

Brooklyn Center; James Anderson, 2539 NE. Johnson and Ben G. Moeller, Rosemount. THE PLAINTIFF'S attorney, Louis B. Oberhauser, said yesterday the case was similar to one in California where a personal injury suit arose from the simultaneous but separate acts of others.

The attorney, who is also the plaintiff's nephew, said the California courts ruled that each codefendant had to prove he was not responsible for the accident. An answer to the complaint has not been filed. SEE by the TRIBUNE HENNEPIN COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Michael J. McCollor, 18. 6924 Douglas Drive, Brooklyn Park; Patrice E.

Mathison, 18. 3516 24th Av. S. Gerald E. Erickson, 37, 416 W.

28th St. Sharon G. Fosse, 31, 3821 45th Av. S. Erick H.

Anderson, legal, 8355 Valentine Terrace, Bloomington; Anna D. Hanson. 6434 James Av. Richfield. Thomas C.

Hazeltine, 22, 2420 Dupont Av. Gladys L. Lang, 27, 2931 Penn Av. N. Jerry Gwillim, 25.

1822 NE. Pierce Mary E. Schafer, 22, 2527 NE. Jefferson St. Clyde E.

Groat, 51, 483 Lynnhurst St. Paul; Anastasis M. Dallos, 41, 3102 Blaisdell Av. S. Gerald W.

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AND Donald W. Anderson, 1004 N. 5th St. Willard P. Anderson, 2318 Long Lake Road, New Brighton.

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New Hope. William J. Brabant, 8010 51st Av. New Hope. David P.

Bryden, 1912 Sharon Av. SE. Melvin D. Carlson, 5710 Bossen Ter. John C.

Clarke, 1577 Laurel St. Paul. Lawrence R. Commers, 3842 NE. Van Buren Columbia Heights.

Leon E. Croissant, 3033 Park Av. James E. DeGiusti, 5050 38th Av. S.

William H. Engelmann, 894 18th Av. SE. Gerard A. Flugaur, 3714 44th Av.

Robbinsdale. Gerald P. Frye, 3065 Wisconsin Av Crystal. Dennis E. Glen, 2630 NE.

Pierce St. Frank W. Gonsior, 4500 33rd Av. S. Benjamin L.

Goodman, 2110 16th Av. S. Thomas L. Haines, 11155 President Dr. Blaine.

Roger L. Hegna, 5800 Logan Av. Brooklyn Center. Reynold A. Holten, 7916 35th Av.

Crytal. Linus F. Huver, 1708 NE. Polk St. Lloyd D.

Johnston, 540 54th Av. Fridley. Stephen Richfield. W. Jones, 7445 Girard Av.

Charles J. Kausel, 2090 W. County Road New Brighton. Faiz M. Khan, 615 5th Av.

SE Neil D. Konietzko, 6820 Nicollet Richfield Philip M. Kowitz, 105 58th Av. Fridlev John 1. Malakowski, Rt.

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Nelin J. Nekora, 1728 NE. 4th St. Wayne A. Nelson, 317 SE.

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St. Paul. Kenneth H. Oelkers, 4222 41 st Av. S.

Paul L. Olson, 2730 Winnetka Av. New Hope. Raymond D. Oxendale, 3808 24th Av.

S. David B. Rawlins, 3665 Minnehaha Av. S. Carlyle V.

Richter, 4011 Vincent Av. N. Everett M. Rogers, 319 6th Av. SE Michael S.

Romens 1707 W. 26th St Fredric H. Rydstrand, 3341 Hennepin Av. S. Dwaine A.

Sandahl, 2644 Garfield Av. S. Robert E. Sayers, 4513 2nd Av. Sigurd A.

Sivertson. 1312 E. Maynard Paul. St Donald L. Skeesick, 828 25th Av.

SE Gerald D. Smith, NE. Onondago St. Llovd A. Sorensen.

4924 39th Av S. Gerald H. Sover. 2 Lakeville Charles A. Speegle, 15600 Sunset Road.

Hopkins. Stanley Szewezyk, 1408 NE. Main St. James E. Tormoen, 3113 Edgemere A Av.

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Frank Engels, 10671 Washington Blaine. John C. Ferber. 8810 Blaisdell Av. Bloomington.

Walter R. Foemmel, 9143 Nicollet Av. Bloomington. Stanley L. Graham, 4610 Lynwood Ter.

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Walter M. O. Miller 2830 Quebec Av. S. St.

Louis Park. David M. Noer, 1390 NW. 7th New Brighton. Odean G.

Odegard, 6632 Bloomington Av. Richfield. Vernon L. Olson, 6344 Cedar Av. Richfield.

Michael M. Radtke, 4271 Sheridan Av. S. Raymond A. Ramirez, 2219 Penn Av.

N. Daniel G. Rankin, 6515 Logan Av. Richfield. Ralph L.

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Thomas C. Sando, 4515 Grand Av. William J. Seeman, 1200 62nd Av. N.

Brooklyn Center. Keith H. Skelton, 260 Stresse Lane, Rosemount. Anthony W. Snyder.

3803 40th Av. S. James G. Tourtillotte, 1363 W. County Road Roseville.

Peter C. Zubert, 7112 Elliot Av. Richfield. BOYS Mr. and Carroll B.

Bateman, 3600 Pennsylvania Av. S. St. Louis Park. Wayne C.

Cathey, 3720 Foss Foad NE. St. Anthony. Kenneth L. Gulbraa, 6300 71st Av.

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Lawrence W. Keene, Rt. 4, Osseo. Mervin Y. Maki, 5740 Sander Dr.

Gerald D. Moore, 1501 W. 89th Bloominaton. David T. Moser, 2501 Lowry Av.

NE Ronald K. Offerle, 7027 Queen Av. Richfield. Leroy E. Olson, 3204 Brunswick Av.

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Spero Payton, 1400 Quebec Av. N. George A. Picciano, 8920 Stevens Av. Bloomington.

Syl Reed, 10101 Lyndale Av. Bloomington. Ernest A. Renkert, 342 Goodrich, St. Paul.

Gary L. Ringler, 1500 Independence Av. Golden Valley. Herbert E. Roy, 10921 NW.

Dogwood Coon Rapids. Raphael F. Schatz, 4701 Winterset Road, Hopkins. Loren W. Schramm, 304 W.

95th Bloomington. Udo, H. Louis Specht, Park. 4310 Minnetonka Charles E. Ackland.

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Marcel T. Bach, 8006 Upton Av. Bloomington. Richard M. Bailey.

Box 401. Mound. Michael C. Bellanger, 962 22nd Av. NE.

David R. Borden, 4512 Columbus Av. S. William M. Bradley 1445 Ottawa Av.

Golden Valley. Allan T. Brown, 3623 E. 26th St. Laurence A.

Burns, 1118 12th Av. SE. Rolland D. Carlson, 1633 Hampshire Av. St.

Louis Park. Wayne D. Carlson, 4927 University Av. Columbia Heights. Gerald W.

Colbert, 2633 Girard Av. S. Jackson M. Dunn, Rt. 4, Box 9, Excelsior.

David G. Ek, 1893 Princeton, St. Paul. David M. Field, 1257 NE.

Fridley. Jerome L. Frisco, 637 NE. Van Buren St. Theodore A.

Giese, 1702 NE. Grand St. James J. Goligowski, 1920 Feronia St. Paul.

Richard J. Gothier, 728 Maple Av. NE. Spring Lake Park. Peter L.

Harder, 3719 E. 45th St. Gary M. Heckman, 85 3rd Av. New Rrighton.

Francis W. Hofer, 6100 Northwood Ridge, Bloomington. Mark T. Jenkins, 1642 Eustis, St. Paul.

Donald R. Jeszewski, 3841 Independence Av. N. Michael J. Johnson.

2004 21 st Av. N. Clarence Jordan, 3420 3rd Av. S. David J.

Jorgensen. 1816 Stevens Av. S. Richard Anthony Juettner, 5217 James Av. S.

William T. Kaster, 323 Walker Av. S. Wayzatd. James M.

Kertzman, 6690 Lucia Lane NE Fridley. Harold F. Martin, 3527 Oliver Av. N. Barry A.

McLaughlin. 1425 55th Av. Brooklyn Center. Galyn G. Minkel, 745 NE.

Washington St Lawrence F. Moore, 1806 NE. Fillmore St Walter W. Nelson. 3032 Garfield Av.

William J. O'Hanion, 5741 Vincent Av S. Dennis L. Olson, 5244 43rd Av. S.

Richard E. Ostendorf, 4335 Cedar Av. S. Malcolm R. Patton, 427 SE 7th St.

Leonard D. Payne, 1049 Beatrice, St. Paul. Dale D. Price, 4313 NE.

Washington St. Columbia Heights. David L. Reitz, 116 Pickard Road Fridleu Wayne C. Revels, 9940 Penn Av.

Blcomington. Vladimir Scharafanov, 2314 16th Av William A. Schmitz 5830 Chastek Wav. Hockins. James M.

Silvernail, 4303 Blaisdell Av S. Harry A. Smisek. 5141 Flag Av. New Hope.

Gordon B. Solz, 2209 NE 4th St Stanley N. Thorup, 319 NE. 104th Lane, Blaine Edward C. Tischleder.

2411 Jones Place Bloomington. John W. Trulson, 4008 109th St Phillip J. Vergamini, 1176 Fifield St. St.

Paul. Donald M. Warren, 2820 12th Av. S. Donald G.

Wicklund, 7114 Columbus Av. S. William William H. Youngs. 4100- Buffalo, Nicollet Minn.

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Rynold A. Kramer, 41, Lake Elmo, Minn. Marion G. Lind, 72, 1088 12th Av. SE.

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Olson, 68, 2408 W. 95th Bloomington. Clarence W. Peterson, 67. 30 N.

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Martin A. Sorenson, 81, 636 9th Av. New Brighton. Minnie Swatez, 80, 3028 Ewing Av. S.

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Roy Johnson, 58, 6445 Queen Av. Richfield. Olie Jorgenson, 71, 1447 N. Hazel St. Paul.

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Joseph N. Salentini, 60, 1510 E. 82nd Bloomington. Martin T. Schwartz, 59, 5224 Meadow Ridge, Edina.

Minnie Smuda, 73, 434 NE. Buchanan St. Charles Edina Starmer, 97, 3456 Heritage Nancy J. Williams, 45, 5145 Luverne Av. Wayne Younggren, 38, 6300 Oxford St.

Louis Park. employes be required to file with him a list of any financial interest in such property. The list would be released only to appropriate city authorities and not to the pub- lic. THE PROPOSAL did not include a provision against actual ownership of the property in view of a city attorney's opinion that ownership, in itself, was no conflict of interest. The council committee voted yesterday to delay action on the proposal for two weeks to give the city attorney time to clarify some of the language.

Council President Glenn G. C. Olson was cool to the proposal because he said its enforcement depended on "who is running the department." Olson has led an unsuccessful effort to oust Erickson from his job over charges of inefficiency and irregularities in his administration of the agency. "If we find an inspector owned half a million dollars worth of property, and if that isn't a conflict of interest, I don't know what is," said the 11th Ward alderman. Alderman Donald Risk of the 1st Ward countered that "you can't make that kind of blank statement.

You can't just say outright that a man has a conflict of interest. would prohibit department employes from preparing plans for any construction, selling construction materials, performing services for a construction project and working on an out-of-town project on which the tor does business in Minneapolis that the employe might be called upon to inspect. The policy also would bar the employes from inspecting any property in which they had any interest, engaging in the business of buying or selling property subject to department regulation and doing business as a real estate broker or appraiser for prospective buyers or sellers. The council committee particularly wanted language to clarify what would constitute doing business in the buying or selling of property. You have to prove it." ERICKSON'S proposal trating ty's tion who's schedule ought mouth eling making Kennedy DIVORCES GRANTED Mary A.

Kane from Jay W. Kane. Louis D. Stockwell from A. Stock.

well. Jacquelyn Grems from Wayne Grems. RAMSEY COUNTY BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Valdimir Bear Baruch, 3900 Hoffman White Lake. Merle Biggs, 2996 Marion Roseville.

Arnold Blomquist, 3521 Snelling Arden Hills. Joseph Choulock, 2363 Case Av. Maplewood. Glenn Christ, 5716 39th Av. neapolis.

Walter Couture 2068 Hudson Rd. Donald Dietzmann, 1452 Chinook Oakdale Twp. Richard Elgaard, 961 Cobb Shoreview. Roger Gehrt, 461 Conway Oakdale Twp. Frederick Goldberger, 310 Westview West St.

Paul. Gerald Heimerl, 22 Ferndale wood James St. Holt. 2408 E. Cowern P.I..

North Paul. Bruce Konkler, 209 Jansa Shoreview. Arlen Krinke, 699 Orleans St. James Maher, 1986 Highland James Raymond, 1821 Cedar White Pkwy. Bear Lake.

Joseph Rulli, 842 Jenks Av. James Schouveller, 528 Maryland Av. W. W. Dean Sonnek.

92 Ferndale Maplewood. Warren Stone, 1076 Selby Av Peter Streiff, 1939 Marshall Av. Peter Thornton, 1159 Hague Av. James Tobiason, 7601 Groveland Mounds View. BOYS Mr.

and Thomas Babcock, 3425 Yosemite St. Louis Park Dennis Campbell, Rte. 1. Woodbury Two. John Eckel.

1038 Ruggles Roseville. Jay Ettinger. 2184 Scheffer Av. James Feely. 1641 Luella St.

James Foster, 677 Orange Av. E. Robert Gruhlke. 658 18th Av. South St.

Paul. Robert Hofmann, 339 Ilex Curve, Cottage Grove Village. Gary Hunt 331 Lawson Av. W. James Lennon.

251 Emerson Av. West St. Paul. LeRoy Mever, 2360 W. County Rd.

New Brighton. David Montbriand, Hudson Wis. John Oberg. 1895 Oakdale West St. Paul.

William O'Neill. 373 Old Hwy. 8. New Brighton Siegfried Plagens, 2177 Bosshard Roseville. John Sweeney, 3855 Crestwood White Bear Lake Bernard Tessler, 1405 Terrace Roseville James Thomson.

758 Maryland Av. W. John Waters, 1855 Palace Av. Kenneth Wickberg, 634 12th Av. South St.

Paul Richard Young, 1139 Central Av. W. DEATHS Edward Adams. 68, 1420 Frankson Av. Ray Boyd, 72 1873 Goodrich Av.

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Ovid LaBelle. 78. 325 Davton Av. Joseph Matt 71. 293 Blair Av.

Ruth O'Hara 54, Selby Av. Jeffrey Olson, 1298 Maynard Dr. Adelia Pine, 56 1442 Osceola Av. Theodore Steele, 73, 1666 E. 7th St.

Victor Szymanski, 47, 329 S. 8th South St. Paul. Franklin Welch, 88, 20,0 White Bear Maplewood. Brandt minutes.