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10- librarian at Notre Dame unlvti -THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Sat, Oct. 2S, 1948 sity. South Bend, Ind. DEATHS Jury Dismissed in McCann Trial; a Salvation Army Pair to Be Feted on Retirement Farewell services for Col. and Mrs.

Tom Gabrielsen, who are retiring" from active Salvation Army Unable to Agree SURGERY MAY AID ALCOHOLICS DES MOINES, IOWA UP Surgery will some day give relief to alcoholics, Dr. F. J. McAllister, Des Moines, predicted today at a midwest conference of Alcoholics Anonymous. He described a laboratory experiment with "0 "known alcoholics which showed that all but seven were suffering from intestinal disorders.

Intestinal surgery on several of the sufferers produced "satisfactory results' he said, but "time alone will tell whether we have something of a worthwhile nature." rr tv I MC? sl departmental officers for the Army in Chicago. Corps No. 7, formerly located at 210 W. Broadway, now occupies! a newly remodeled chapel at 335 Lowry avenue N. New head of the corps is Capt.

Milton Anderson, transferred from Evanston, HI. His wife is a former Duluth resident. Error Made in List of Tax-free Groups WASHINGTON UP) The Internal revenue bureau said today it made a mistake in listing the Philadelphia Missionary and Church Extension Society of the Methodist church, Philadelphia, among organizations stricken from tax-free status. The bureau said the society is fully entitled to tax exemptions on its own income, and also that persons contributing to it may deduct their gifts in making their income tax returns. A district court jury was dismissed at 10:30 a.m.

today when its foreman reported it was "hopelessly disagreed" in the robbery trial of David McCann, 25. McCann was tried as one of two suspects in a $559 holdup at the Community Loan Finance 30 Tenth street N. Judge Paul W. Guilford dismissed the jury without comment. County Attorney M.

3. Dillon said he will move for a new trial. The jury's last vote was reportedly 9 to 3 in favor of acquit Services for MRS. LAURA A. GDLBREATH, 72, 2220 Oliver avenue who died Thursday at Rochester, will be 1:30 p.m.

Monday at Welander-Quist west chapel, with burial in Lake-wood cemetery. Survivors are a son, Victor; a brother, Albert Miller, and three sisters, Mrs. Irving Hastings, Mrsv Joseph Wilson and Mrs. Jessie Leysbeth. Girl Seriously 111; Took Sleeping Druff A 16-year-old girl remained in critical condition in General hospital today after reportedly taking an overdose of a sleepfnf drug Friday night.

Police say the girl returned home from school Friday and was refused permission to go out. MBS. IDA MARIE EKLUXD, 80, former Minneapolis resident who moved to Cokato, several months ago, died there Friday. She is survived by three sons. Clarence St.

Paul; Carl Cokato, and Dr. Gilbert Ek-lund, Reno, a daughter, Mrs. Clara Peterson, Cokato, 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Services for 5IKS. LEWIS J.

MUEXZ, 83, N. who died Thursday, will be 9 a.m. Monday at St. James' Catholic church in Jamestown. "Mrs.

Muenz husband was in business in Jamestown for many years. Surviving are a son, Lewis U. Muenz, a member of the Minneapolis Tribune news staff, and two daughters, Mrs. A. J.

Jamestown, and Mercedes Muenz, work after nearly half a century of service, will be held at 8 p.m. Friday at corps No. 7 Brig. John Franzen, division officer for Minnesota and Wisconsin, will conduct the service. tal.

It was given the case at 4 p.m. Friday. I I Col. Gabrielsen Corps musicians will furnish music. In his defense Friday McCann claimed he was telephoning a girl friend in a tavern when the robbery occurred at 5:15 p.m.

Aug. Col. and Mrs. Gabrielsen, formerly of Minneapolis, have been State PTA Told of Importance of Doctors' Exams DULUTH Early examination of children discloses physical de 6. A Stillwater prison inmate, Rob ert Fleet Current, 24, who had confessed his part in the crime and is serving a five-year sen tence, testified McCann "wasn't fects at a time when they are treated most easily, members of in it." Two employes of the loan firm the Minnesota PTA were told here Fridav.

and a customer had identified McCann as one of the two men in THIS WAS COLLEGE STUFF YEARS AGO Leonard Pinsky, 706 Holly avenue, St. Paul, president of B'nai B'rith Hillel foundation at the University of Minnesota, and Kenae Dechter, 1619 Thomas avenue freshman queen at the university, revived the tin lizzie of father's day and completed the scene with pennant and raccoon coats. It was all a stunt to remind students that this is the organization's 25th anniversary. The silver jubilee ball is tonight at Glenwood chalet. The car is a 1906 Schacht.

The report was made in a panel discussion conducted by Dr. E. A. Meyerding, St. Paul, executive secretary of the Minnesota Public Health association.

Also emphasized was the need for better mental adjustment of the new pupil to school environ i F00TDALL OH VGC0! PREMIERE! 'MARY LEE TAYLOR SHOW A 15 minufe dramatic sketch and a session dealing with the culinary problems confronting every homemaker. ment. Panel members reported a new program of health is being aided by alert community and school agencies. Stress is placed on child habits, environment, sanita tion and close co-ordination of school and home health methods. New officers of the group were $235 PAID FOR DOZEN EGGS! RED WING, MIXX.

Farmer Thodes Tiedemann of near Red Wing was proud of his chickens today. Twelve eggs they laid took first place in competition at the second annual Egg Day Friday and sold at auction for $235. Other prize-winning eggs averaged about $35 per dozen at the sale. the holdup. 16,000 to Get Dial Telephones Dial service will start tonight for some 16,000 telephone users served by the Tower and Van Buren exchanges on St.

Paul's East side, Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. announced today. The changeover will be made sometime after midnight. Scores of employes will work all night on the task. Most of the switchover operations will take place in the central office building at Beech and Mendota streets, where the new facilities have been in process of installation nearly two years, as a cost of about $2,750,000.

Size of the building has been doubled. The initial step in converting the Tower and Van Buren exchanges to a dial basis was taken 10 months ago when the Viking dial central office was placed in service. THIS AFTERNOON! MINNESOTA vs. MICHIGAN 1 30 M. FOOTBALL PREVIEW Twin City Federal Savings Loan 2:00 P.M.

MINNESOTA vs. MICHIGAN Standard Oil Agents Dealers 4:30 P.M. FOOTBALL REVIEW Twin City Federal Savings Lean 5:00 P.M. STADIUM REVIEW Clab Carnival 5:15 P.M. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Durkee-Atwood Pleads Guilty to Forgery Charge Michael J.

Sadd, 25, of 2627 E. Twenty-ninth street, pleaded guilty in district court to a second degree "forgery charge. Sadd was accused of passing $1,933 in checks stolen in a burglary of the Woodland Transfer 2300 street, last August. His case was referred to the probation office. Back in court Friday in connection with the same case was Emil R.

Schlottke, 18, of 2633 E. Twenty-ninth street, who previously had been placed on probation on a burglary charge growing out of the break-in. The court indicated that dismissal of a forgery charge against Schlottke would be asked, with Schlottke to be referred to the state youth conservation commission. XAVY DAY PROCLAIMED Mayor Humphrey today proclaimed Wednesday as Navy day In Minneapolis, and urged "all citizens join in paying honor to the United States navy." Kickoff at 2:00 P.M. PLAY BY PLAY REPORT BY JACK HORNER with Roch Ulmer New Trial Granted in Injury Suit Habey Hall Paul Vtu ri to be installed at closing sessions of the three-day conference today.

Light Market Seen for U. S. Jet Planes WASHINGTON OJ.PJ Authorities estimated today that fewer than 50 jet planes would find a ready market in Latin America despite the lifting of a United States air force ban against such sales. The estimate was based on a survey of the demand in Latin American countries for the Lockheed F80 Shooting Star and the Republic F84 Thunder jet. About 1,500 of these fighter planes have been built In the United States.

It was said that several countries would like to buy jets to familiarize their air forces with the planes. Larger orders might follow, it was believed. Tonight! WCCO's GALA TWO HOUR RADIO PARTY! P.M. WCCO Auditorium SEE AND HEAR IT NEW ULM, MINN. UP) A new trial has been granted in a federal court personal injury suit because of an improperly drawn jury in th? first trial, attorneys here were informed today.

The case involves George O. Wersal as plaintiff. He seeks $10,000 damages from the Chicago North Western railroad as a result of an automobile-train collision at a grade crossing Oct. 10, 1947 at Dotson in southwest Brown county. TELEVISION SHE DIDN'T LAY THE EGG OAKHAM, ENGLAND UP) Mrs.

A. M. Burton entered the women's institute's "something new from something old" handicrafts exhibition today. Her entry: A fresh egg. She claimed it was laid by an old hen.

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