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VITAL STATISTICS THE MINM AP01IS 128 SHOWERS SATURDAY nT Coio from U.S. WtAIHl IMA Bookstore Evidence Ordered Returned Bli I 1 a. xm 70 gJJ-( YY SHewmlMI FORECAST MAP Friday Night Fitero Show Lnr TcmptralurtA Etpcct4 nlol4 Pretipilelio Nol Indicated- Conivl' -41 KVjifi tt-ii Minnesota TWIN CITIES: Partly cloudy with a chance of a few thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Low tonight 70. High Saturday 88.

Precipitation probabilities: 40 per cent tonight and 30 per cent Saturday. ALL OTHER ZONES: Vari able cloudiness tonight and Saturday. A chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms over the state tonight and Saturday. Not must temperature change tonight A little wanner norm Saturday. Upper Midwest NORTH DAKOTA: Variable cloudiness with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday, Not much temperature change tonight Cooler west portion Saturday.

south DAKOTA: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. A nance or wideuucatterea showers and thunderstorms over the state tonight and Saturday. Not much temperature change tomgnt A turn to a little cooler likely west portion Saturday. IOWA: Variable cloudiness tonight and Saturday, with a cnance or snowers or tnunaer-showers. Saturday partly cloudy witn a cnance or snowers.

WISCONSIN: Partly cloudy and warm tonight with thunder WARM AIR from the South Central Plains will move into the Upper Midwest today and tonight, with a cold front extending from Montana to Southern California. Another cold front pushing south from eastern Canada can be expected to create precipitation in the central Atlantic states. local fonutt to total one-half to one inch in occasional showers and thunderstorms. MINNESOTA: Temperatures -will average 6 to 10 degrees above normal in the east and' 2 to 6 degrees above normal in the west Normal highs are, 76 to 84 in the north, 83 to 87 in the south. Generally no large" day-to-day changes until cooler likely about midweek.

Precipitation is expected to one-half to one inch in intermittent showers and thunderstorms. OFFICIAL TEMPERATURES U.S. Weather Bureau Official Readings First column, highest temperature yesterday; sec United Press International NEW FINGER Cynthia Riggs, 6, Houston, cut off her index finger and part of her thumb in January while playing with a hedge clipper. This week doctors at Methodist hospital repaired the damage by replacing the finger with a toe from her right foot. Cynthia's thumb was rebuilt by attaching the cut off portion, shortly after the accident.

68 Paris 52 54 Rio de Janeiro 64 54 Rome 75 84 Sofia 72 82 Stockholm 52 50 Tokyo 73 79 Tunis 77 55 Vienna 64 ond, lowest in 12 hours, ending 7 cipitation in 24 hours ending 7 a.m. MINNESOTA Birmingham storms likely north and west and a chance of thunderstorms southeast Partly sunny with a chance of thunderstorms and warmer north portion Saturday. Five-day Forecast TWIN CITIES AND VICIN ITY! Temperature will average about 8 degrees above normal. Normal high is 84. Normal low is 61.

No large dav-to-day tem perature changes are likely until turning cooler about midweek. Precipitation is expected Casablanca Copenhagen Dublin Hong Kong Manila Moscow New Delhi Oslo a.m.; third, pre (T-trace.) 87 99 69 81 85 72 88 78 84 81 92 88 87 89 70 94 92 90 89 87 92 78 93 93 80 110 66 .22 68 58 60 57 60 69 LOCAL (Minneapolis Record high, High year ago, night to 6 a.m., Sunrise: 5:38 11:06 p.m. 58 55 60 70 76 70 68 49 75 70 69 70 78 74 68 68 69 64 76 .01 .08 .01 .14 .16 um Full July 9 (Readings Highest Boise Boston Buffalo Minneapolis 90 69 1.69 Alexandria 94 82 91 83 82 98 82 91 68 62 Bemidji Brainerd 68 57 62 68 62 69 .35 Casper Chicaao Duluth Intl. Falls Redw'd Falls Cincinnati .14 .75 Cleveland Rochester Denver Detroit St Cloud DEATHS WEATHER DATA Hourly Temperatures on Page 1A) (Readings Today) 106 in 1936. Record low, 48 in 194K; 70.

Low, 57. from mid-, 1.69 inches. 6 a.m. humidity, 97. a.m.

Sunset: 8:59 p.m. Moonrise: Moonset: a.m. Mrs. Holmgren was a member Fort Worth WISCONSIN Eau Claire 89 65 Green Bay 78 60 La Crosse 85 70 .95 Fit, July 12, 1968 another charge against Carlson. However, the Supreme Court noted in an unsigned opinion, there was nothing in the record before it to show that a prosecution was pending in which the materials were to be used as evidence.

The court said it is an "elementary" rule that the party making an appeal must provide the court with a record to back up its claims. Several hundred pictures, magazines and other materials were seized by police at the bookstore in a raid made with a warrant July 5, 1967. Carlson was acquitted Oct 3 of the charge arising from the raid. ST. PAUL BOY ON BICYCLE STRUCK, DIES A 9-year-old St.

Paul boy died Thursday of injuries suffered Wednesday ivhen he was struck by a truck at the intersection of Walnut St. and Pleasant Av. Police identified the vie-Urn as Donald Holum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ho lum, 85 N.

Mackubin St Paul. Police said he was riding a bicycle at the time or the accident Court Plan Brings Up Criticism Associated Press An official of the Association of Minnesota Counties told a legislative subcommittee Thursday that "Frankly, county boards don't think the legislature is too concerned with their problems." The comment came from Frank Keyes, executive secretary of the county organization, in testimony before a house judicial subcommittee on court reform. The legislative group is considereing creation of a statewide county court system. Keyes urged the lawmakers to adopt a "generous attitude" toward small rural counties and their concerns. He said his organization had not taken a position on the court reform proposal.

But in talks with many county commissioners, Keyes said some are concerned about lack of facilities and the cost of providing additional quarters. "Counties with declining population and tax base," he said, "should not be forced into capital expenditure." The witness suggested, too, that some District Court judges are "to autocratic" to agree to sharing their courtroom facilities. Rep. Howard Albertson of Stillwater agreed that county boards should have a piece of the action," but he suggested that commission ers have not been responsive to change. Albertson said proposals to combine county offices have met such reac tion it was like "trying to tear down a church.

STAR Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami New Orleans New York Okla. City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix UstQtr. New l.tQtr, Madison 79 52 Milwaukee 73 56 WausaU 81 65 .29 IOWA Des Moines 87 69 Mason City 88 66 Sioux City 96 68 .02 SOUTH DAKOTA Aberdeen 90 64 Huron 87 68 Lemmon 94 62 Rapid City 87 63 Watertown 86 6a NORTH DAKOTA Bismarck 89 64 Devils Lake 76 57 Dickinson 93 62 Farett 91 64 Pittsburgh Portl'nd. St, Louis Salt L. City San Antonio San Dieeo San Fran.

88 93 90 85 65 S. Ste. Marie 75 Seattle 67 Spokane 96 Tampa 85 Washington 84 The St Paul city attorney's office must return allegedly pornographic materials seized at the Wabasha Bookstore, 480 Wabasha to its owner, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled today. The high court dismissed the City attorney's appeal of a St Paul Municipal Court order to return the books after a charge against the co-owner, Robert O. Carlson, was dismissed on grounds the prosecution had failed to prove its case.

The city attorney's office argued in its appeal brief that it needed the material as evidence in the prosecution of Appeal of Sunday Law Ruling Loses The Minnesota Supreme Court today let stand a Hennepin Municipal Court decision that the Bloomington Sunday-closing ordinance is unconstitutional because of its vagueness. It said Bloomington had no authority to appeal a decision by Judge William B. Chnst-ensen dismissing charges against nearly 60 persons last March. Christensen's decision came shortly after the Supreme Court ruled that the 1965 state Sunday-closing law was unconstitutional because its classification of items which could not be sold on Sunday was too vague. Bloomington tried to appeal Christensen's ruling under a 1967 law which for the first time allowed the prosecution to appeal pre-trial orders in criminal cases.

However, the high court said in an unsigned decision that that law did not apply to cases involving charges under city ordinances. White Bear Marine Dies in Vietnam A White Bear Lake Marine was killed in an accidental explosion of a recoil- less rifle in Vietnam, the Defense Department reported today. He was identified as Pfc. Jerry N. Ellis, 20, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank B. Ellis, 423 Sandra Lane, White Bear Lake. A 1966 graduate of White Bear High School. Pfc.

Ellis died on July 4 while serving with the 1st Marine Division in Thua Thien Province. He had attended Anoka- Ramsey Junior College for one year before entering the service in 1967. He had been in Vietnam since April Survivors include his par ents and two sisters, Carolyn and Sharon. Services are tentatively planned for Monday at the First Presbyterian Church. White Bear Lake, with re-viewal Saturday and Sunday at the Havenor Mortuary, White Bear Lake.

Ramsey Negro, Indian Poor Given $28,438 The urban affairs commission of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis has distributed $28,438 to groups working' wun Jegro and Indian poor July 17 July 25 Aug.l From 1 A.M. to 1 A.M.) 90 at 5 p.m., lowest 61 at humidity 86 at 5 a.m., lowest 52 trace. Total for month 0.13, normal Total for year, 16.32,, normal 3.10. Required Heating Units of figuring heating requirements is.

many degrees a day's average below 65, the point at which artificial considered necessary. The resulting be used to estimate fuel consump-, (Since July 1) II, .1968, no required heating units. Normal, 1. Total number of degrees' heating season none, last season 32, Radiation Count radiation measured in Minneapolis by-Minnesota department (any measurement un micro-microcuries per cubic meter is con-sldered Wednesday .4 micro-microcuries per Highest on record, 360, on Sept. 21, Grand Forks 82 60- .12 Jamestown 70 63 Minot 85.

58 Williston 93 68 MONTANA Glasgow 96 64 Great Falls 94 70 Havre 96 68 Miles Citv 100 67 CANADA Calaerv Edmonton Montreal Regina Toronto Vancouver Winnipeg OTHER U.S. CITIES Albuaueraua 93 69 Anchorage 63 54 .32 Atlanta 85 68 i. Around the world Temnerature at midnight CST: Marriages, Births, Deaths and Divorces HENNEPIN COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS PhllliD H. Graham. 21.

1224 Newton Av, JaiMI I. laldwiit, 20. 1426 Olrvar Av. N. KimHi I.

Holm. 22. 35S1 Frtment Av. Sandra S. Hal.

19. 3MI prtmont Av. N. Mlvln A. A'ihmM, legal, 5514 Penn Av.

Henrtotta M. DaSchaM, leqal. 7521 Xerxes Av. S. Richfield.

Darreeh H. Smith. 23 9200 Golden Valley Road, bolder) Vallevi Karen A. Pitner, 23. 5805 Concord Edina.

David iolm, 20, 814 SE. 4th lar. bara I. Nelre. 21.

10024 PilUbury Av. Bloominaton. Jamei M. Berneteln, legal. 1646 Upton Av.

N.i RoMlyn G. Munci, legal. 3127 Highway 100. St. Louii Park.

Mark H. lansner. 19. 2707 NE. Taylor DeBim A.

Pipp, 18. avos Oregon av, N. Crvtal. Rtlnhold W. Britain, 18, 154 106th Av.

Coon Rapids; Linda I. Anderson, on Arn jiuj lonald I. Olson. 28, 3435 Colfax Av. linda f.

Pryer. 20 2730 W. 66th Gerald 1. Walt wick. 26.

3205 Elliot Av JoAnne Panama, 26, 3704 10th Av S. Wayne G. Strong, 33, 4011 Zone Av. N. Robbinsdale; Warlene M.

Porker, 31 6910 54th Av. Crystal. Michael A. Mulkoy 21, 525 University Av, Diana I. Tutln, 21, 570 Creek Val Ui.H Jamaa L.

Johntnn. 23. Brainerd. Mlnn.i Jean V. Onoenwoid.

20, 3017 MinsDOro llcharrf t. Perrv. 24. 62 t. 19th St.

ardie R. Prayer. 75. 1913 2nd av. David M.

Jakunlec. 22 Elk River. Minn Victoria H. Tabery, 22, 2918 Bryant Av. N.

Jaunk i Kovaeh. leaal. 6133 Thomas Av loisJoan lipevsky. legal. 5220 44trt Av.

S. Daniel H. Kaiser, West Chester, Pa.i Jo- nolle M. Marwln. 22, 4814 Thomas Av, S.

Joitph D. Sullivan, 26, Denver, Colo. Diana L. eatner. 24.

Denver. Colo. VBrovn turai, it. rain rv. o.

Richfieldi arbara I. Meld. 20. 1800 i a nn ,11. 1 0.L.

NE. Garfield St. D. Hswieion. 23.

411 7th Av. SE. Nancy I. Stvtse, 25. 1917 Sharon Av.

cc Lawrence N. Andersen, legal. 411 24th Av. NE.i Clarice J. Peterson, legal.

3731 Hnntinaton St. LOUtt Park. Albin M. Anderson, legal. Excelsior, Lucille t.

Trumble, legal, 1515 Princeton Av Hrhort W. Host, leaat. 5743 Regent Av. Crystal; Jeanne I. Kane, legal.

5602 57th Av. crystal. Robert C. lislnger, 24, 550 Ororto Orchard Road wayzata; mono i. nmmn, 21 929 33rd Av.

Nt. Cm. kiln. III. 24 2080 St.

Cla St. fauU Mary A. Pvtike, 25. 4128 lyndale AV. 5.

A Wlm.r 72 1116 W. 86th St. Bloomington; Suianne I. May, 22, 9889 nllnrin Pnnrl. OOminatOn.

i 211 W. 98th St Bloomington; Colleen P. Curtin, 21 7526 rnnAn Au Dirrtflftlrl Kenneth P. Waldron. 22, 2915 40th St.i Katherine A.

Norby, 20. 2900 Bry uimi. piImIiuIiI 71. 3719 Russell Av. N.i Margaret J.

Anderson. 18. 3754 ,6 MSI NF. St. Sandra K.

Holien. 24 4241 29th Av. S. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Robert G.

Atweod, 2817 Ewing Av. S. Myrel M. Boone. 2732 12th Av.

S. U.I4 IM Corlion 1117 Xerxes Av. William A. Carlson. 1811 NE.

Lincoln St. A BjMul. 1 OO F. 28th St. Clayton C.

Endret, 4180 E. 162nd St. DAiamAiiht. Paul M. Gilttead, 5495 NE.

Main St. fridley. Dean M. Hill. 4920 Penn Av.

S. -George P. Hoffman, 2608 2nd Av. S. Helm Horner, 32 E.

River Terr. Court. I 1.J At, lowronc C. Klobe, 3379 BrownloW, St, Louis Park. James 0.

Knotti. 6925 lakevitvu Av. Circle Pines. J.k r. ICrarxb- 470 31 if Av.

N. Earl R. l.idnef. 8916 Nicollet Av. S.

onminaton. Milton W. lepowsfcy, 707 E. Rica St Wnvifltn. Ronald G.

Meyer. 5840 NE. 6th St. Fridley. Kdwnrrf P.

Miller. 2228 W. Broadway Carroll E. Meant. 4164 Vemon Av.

St. Louis Park. M.lvln A. Parkim. 2115 Elliot Av.

Arthur R. Schulie, 220 Homedale Road Hookins. Orlln I. Silverman, 6928 Eliot View Road, St. Louis Park.

Peter R. Stibol, 414 7th Av. NE. Donald L. Stokes, 16964 Xylite Anoicn.

Samuel Stalls. 11681 NW. Kumquat Coon Raoids. Larry G. Trusty.

4247 Rahn Road, St. Paul. Lawrence Wetland, 625 Penn Av. S. Kenneth C.

Youna 10524 Upton Circle S. Bloominaton. Weiley D. Bares, 101 Territorial Road' Blaine. James I.

Beardsley, 6640 Humboldt Av. Brooklyn Center. John F. Benton, 3914 Vandon Rood, Minnetonka. Curtis N.

Christiansen, 9020 Columbus Bloominaton. Randy I. Daly, 3954 Cinnabar Eaoan. James W. Davis.

4853 Washburn Av. S. Kenneth C. DeJarlols, 2611 Central Av. NE.

James R. fckort. 17215 County Road 24, Plymouth. Samuel J. lirrfeldl, 4306 Brunswick Av.

Crystal. Norman C. Fletcher, 3924 Mica Trail, Eagan. Dale A. Gamest.

4503 Bryant Av. N. Charles N. Grawe, 8840 11th Av. $., Bloomington.

Thomas P. Haiker. 4833 14th Av. S. Donald E.

Hallo, 4203 Alden Edina. Thomas P. Hoocherl. 3152 46th Av. S.

Marvin S. Ingemansen, 3741 Emerson Av. N. Glenn I. Iversan, 5500 Logan Av.

Brooklyn Center. Larry D. Johnson. 2914 Oliver Av. N.

John E. Keegan. 4949 Uoton Av. S. Charles I.

Kennedy. 7509 lyndale Av. Richfield. Michael S. Krumm, 3538 Grand Av.

Donald J. lobs, 18501 lyndale Av. lakeville. Evert I. lehtolo.

3859 Susan lana. Minnetonka. Allen E. Mollery, 11670 Dakota Anoka. Peter J.

Menard). 5056 Colfax Av. S. Daryl R. Pederten, 1825 Fountain Lana, PoteMtfpetereon, 6005 Erin Edina.

Gary M. Petrucel, 4109 Chowen Av. Richard D. Rooney, 5109 Richmond Edina. Eugene J.

Schiffman, 3714 Fremont Av. N. William E. Schwoch. 260 W.

Knoll Rosemounf. Angeles M. Slderakot, 3337 Fremont Av. S. Lawrence V.

Smude. 8536 11 Av. Bloomington. Lindsay T. Vallacher, lona Lake.

Gale P. Wohhalla. 10804A 32nd Av. Plymouth. Robert C.

Wertal. 809 Nicollet Av. Bloomington. Paul E. Williams, 236 Palomino (hialdTVoumi.

605 1st Av. 0sw. Oscar C. ZweiB, 121 90th Lana Blaine. TWIN) GIRLS Al.

I Mm Frederic M. Oolscrllaaer. 6124 County Road 4. Minnetonka. BOYS Thima.R.'sli.

17820 25th Ay. JuHm CorftfU W. 70 St Edlno. Willie P. Idwords.

3949 poklond Av. Themes I. Perron, 1212 Cirela Tar. WlUlowiu Jmma I. Ford.

330 Georgia Av. Rich. KVG-'rdn. 1240C Harbor lana, Plymouth. Deixlas I.

HaW. Woviata. Sidney Hortfiel, 11587 N. Height. a Hoikitx.

8143 Wettweod Hills Dr St. Louis Park. Robert Hedlund. 3848 Aldrich Av. S.

Alan R. Jahntan, 6809 46th Av. Cryt- Brenda I. Moore. 176 27fh Av-JE.

Gordon W. Knox. 3104 Humboldt Av. N. Victor I.

Kronen, 3135 Dupont Av. S. Harold B. laskin. 1670 fcrnvrood.

St Pout Garden I. Lea. 8451 Morris Cirela. Bloom- Visible Satellites Sightings furnished by the G. T.

Schjeldahl Northfield, Minn. TODAY Echo II 10:59 23 above NE horizon, NWto SE. SATURDAY Echo 0:45 a.m 67 above horizon, to 11:18 p.m 34 above NE horizon, NW to SE. Pageos. 0:12 a.ni, 46 above NW horizon, SW to NE, 3:36 a.m., 21 above horizon, tp E.

63 61 65 64 86 Ore. 71 70 1.30 67 37 55 58 58 74 69 .02 .55 .01 85 67 59 56 63 53 53 51 87 77 92 76 66 73 .05 81 52 52 Aires DIVORCES GRANTED Harriet I. Steveni from Wallace P. Stevent. Darit Farr from Stanley D.

Parr. Sunsan M. Michaels from Warren Mi-Virginia E. Mice from James A. Margaret Vickerman from Norman Vicker-man.

Judy E. ChrisHanton from Gerald I. Christiansen. Shirley M. lerg from Alvin H.

Berg. Carol J. Gallegos from Jetvt A. Gallegot. RAMSEY COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Robert O.

Jacobien, Palatine, III-f Edythe E. Werling, 2581 Taylor White Bear Lake. Richard A. Yore, 1930 Selby Av.t Nristl A. Holmgren.

1678 Hillcrest Av. Randall Sailer, 2080 Nebraska Av. Arylit M. Prax, 985 Burr St. Ranald 6.

Edwards, 2115 Lincoln Judith A. Ida, 443 Beacon Av. Harry D. Schwankl, 101 Front Av.) Edith S. Bach.

130 Litchfield St. Melvin J. Blowers, Beloit, Wil.s Swan M. Strandavitt, 982 Montana Av. W.

Richard V. Seifert, 2254 Lilac Lane, White Boor lakei Maryefeanere Godbeut, 614 Thomas G. Parmer, 640 W. 7th St.i Phyllis 6. (amteth, 1666 Sheroume Av.

Barry M. Nol ton. 1292 E. Como Esther M. Orf, 1520 Hamllne Av.

N. Walter J. Kubitsdiek, 855 Blair Cynthia A. Wallin, 839 Edmund Av. Mark H.

Andersen, 1717 W. 75th Richfield; Lynn E. Jehnten, 666 S. AAiciinnl fiiwsr Bluff. Chariot V.

leu, 2401 4th White Bear lake; Nancy I. nana, loa c. otn ar. Richard M. Krlnko.

1084 Woodbridae Patricia M. Karelt, 1052 Cannon Shoreview. lloehon J. Frye, 1699 Portland Av.i Cheryl c. Gatnetit, IS54 Minnenana av.

w. Laxk I tmitk 69A Svndieota Av. lexinotoni Swan E. Motulit, 3044 Ard-mora Mounds View. Robert J.

Verllcky, 699 Canton St.i Carol A. atam. AA3 Lakoview Av. Demlnlc Fragomoni, 630 Cleveland Av. New Brighton; Meredith J.

Gehrke, 1723 Holton 5t. Antheny Vaeqwei, 272 E. Curtice St.) Diana a. c.ia. iloV.

S. Robert St. letlie R. Kemp, Maplewood, Mo.i Judy I. Murray, 779 Sherwood Av.

Anthem C. ieekheff. 1664 Ashland Av.i Share E. Undquftt, 2241 Snowthoe Ranald' I. Willsen.

9700 Blaitdell Bloomington) Jean C. Howard, 3517 Hilltop White Bear Lake. Alfred D. talllie, 4120 Lakewood White Bear Lake: Elaine G. O'Neal.

2775 E. County Road Whit Bear ioKe Richard I. Botmger, Phoenix, AIM E. Scott. 1560 Osceola Av.

BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Mn.r Roger Cavoan, 1705 E. Seventh St. Richard Jahntan. 711 Simt St.

David Jenee. West lakeland, Minn. Jamet Moertey, 724 E. 7th St. Chariot Marrltea, 2142 Barclay St.

Ben Nol ton, 299 Chariot Av. DenaM School lor, 2203 Orbit Ion, Whit. Bear lake. i GeraM Stem. 3979 McKnlght Rood, White Bear lake.

Donald Trumble, 1323 E. 6th St. IOYS Mr. and Mrs.) Merle Kotonka, 1946 N. Chatsworth St.

Darwin Ohlin. 2755 NE. Sherwood Road, Mounds View. r. Wetness temperature 6 a.m.

Highest at 5 p.m. Precipitation departure from departure from (One method to calculate how temperature fell heat is generally figure can tion.) Thursday, July Year ago, none. below 65 this normal 12. Beta Ray health der 1,000 safe). cubic meter.

1961. THE REV. A. W. HAUGAN Services for the Rev.

August W. Haugan 82, 1531 Branston St. Paul, who died Wednesday, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the St. Anthony Park Lu theran Church, St.

Paul with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Mr. Haugan was a retired pastor of the American Lutheran Church, formerly the Norwegian Lutheran Church. A graduate of Concordia College and Luther Theological Seminary in St. Paul, he was a missionary to China from 1914 to 1927.

Survivors include his widow, Josephine; three sons, Sigurd St. Paul, August, Roseville, and Roald St. Anthony Village; four daughters, Mrs. R. M.

Rolland, White Bear Lake. Mrs. R. D. Price, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs.

L. C. Hambley, Walnut Creek, and Mrs. R. V.

Anderson, St. Paul; a brother, Sigurd, Norway, and two sisters, Mrs. Margit Dahl and Mrs. Petra Hanson, Norway. Reviewal was to begin today at Washburn McReavy Mortuary, 405 Central Av.

SE. HENRY J. HELGESON Services for Henry J. Helge-son, 69, 5029 Vincent Av. who died Wednesday, will be at 12:30 p.m.

Saturday in Weland-er-Quist mortuary, 2301 Dupont Av. with burial in Lakewood Cemetery. Mr. Helgeson was born in Enderlin, N.D., and lived in Minneapolis for 43 years. He retired in 1964 as the collection manager of 1st National Bank of Minneapolis after 39 years with the firm.

He was a member of Minneapolis Lodge No. 19 A.F. A.M., of the Scottish Rite, of the Zuhrah Temple of the Shrine, of Colonial Court No. 3, and of Amaranth Lodge, and was a past patron of Wabaning Chapter, Order of Eastern Star No. 234.

Surviving are his widow, Martha. Minneapolis, and two brothers, Carl and Martin, both of Enderlin, N.D. Reviewal was to begin today. Memorials to the Heart Fund or a charity of the donor's choice are preferred. MRS.

SELMA HOLMGREN Services for Mrs. Selma S. Holmgren, 89, 3320 Harriet who died Wednesday, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Wernes Brothers Mortuary, 3700 Nicol let with burial in Lake wwood Cemetery. In his remarks, Dr.

Ibiam reported that the war has produced some 4 million ref ugees who desperately need food, medicine, doctors, nurses and social workers. He thanked the WCC for the relief that as already reached his people. Teacher Wins Endorsement of District GOP Bertram Fuller, a Hayfield, teacher, received the Republican endorsement early today as a candidate for the District 3B seat of the Minnesota legislature. Fuller received 57 of the 92 votes on the 19th ballot early this morning defeating the Republican district chair man, Melvin Frederick, who finished with 35 votes. Fuller, a vocational agriculture teacher at Hayfield, High School, was a 1953 graduate of the University of Minnesota.

The DFL is to meet in Bryon, Saturday to endorse a candidate to oppose Fuller. or Ktcntneid Lutheran cnurcn. Surviving are two daughters Delia t. and Vivian Minne apolis, and a brother. Otto Carl son, Willmar.

Minn. Reviewal was to begin today, Memorials to Richtield Lu theran Church are preferred. HAROLD a HORSTKORTA Services for Harold B. Horst- korta, 63, 2632 Huntington M. Louis Park, who died lhurs day, will be at 11 a.m.

Saturday in welander-o 1 mortuary, 2301 Dupont Av. with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. mr. Horstkorta was born in Minneapolis and had lived in St Louis Park for the past 30 years, He had worked for the North western Bell Telephone Co, since 1925, and was a member of the Northwestern Bell Pion eers. Surviving are his wife, Mar garet, and a son.

David. Reviewal was to begin today, Memorials to the American Cancer Society are preferred. ALBERT B. MILLER Services for Albert B. Miller, 64, 5543 Dupont Av.

Brooklyn Center, who died Thursday, willl be at 9 a.m. Saturday in Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church, with burial in St. Vincent de Paul Cemetery, Osseo. Mr. Miller was foreman of the Brooklyn Center Street Department.

Surviving are his widow, Katherine; two daughters, Mrs. Richard Cameron and Mrs. Colin Waggoner, both of Msipeonalni Waggoner, both of Minneapolis; four grandchildren; 7 sisters, Mrs. Paul Reiman, Anoka, and Mrs. Robert Kellgren, Mrs.

Elmer stlund, Mrs. James Shull, Mrs. Warren Smith, Mrs. Kenneth Johnson and Mrs. Harold Schafer, all of Minneapolis, and three brothers, George, Anoka, and Ralph John and Glenn, of Minneapolis.

Reviewal was to begin today in Welander-Quist Mortuary, 1200 W. Broadway. A vigil prayer service will be held at 8 p.m. today in the mortuary. RONALD MONTGOMERY Graveside services for Ronald G.

Montgomery. 69, Sarasota, formerly of Minneapolis, who died June 27, will be Monday in Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. Mr. Montgomery was employed by Minneapolis Savings and Loan Association for 26 He was a veteran of World War a member of William Laidlaw American Legion Post, and of the Methodist Church in aSrasota, Fla.

He was born in Clearwater. Minn. Surviving are his widow, Areo; two daughters, Mrs. Hol-lis Peterson, Minnetonka, and Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Addis Ababa.

Ethiopia; two brothers, Alberts. Oklahoma City, and Ralph Sarasota; six grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. ELSEWHERE NEW YORK. N.Y. WILLIAM VOGT, 66, national director of the Planned parenthood Association from 1951 to 1961 and author of the best-selling book, 'Road to Survival." TULSA, Okla.

FRANK S. LANE, 63, executive secretary of the Oklahoma Broadcasters Association. LINCOLN. Neb. WILLIAM E.

MacDONALD, 63, farm service director for station KFOR in Lincoln and a veteran of 42 years in radio broadcasting. A 30-minute weekly program of his, "Farm Facts and Fun, was carried on 22 Nebraska radio stations as well as other stations in the Midwest. LONDON, England Nuclear physicUt ERIC BARLOW PAUL, 49.. NEWARK, NJ. The funeral was today for HARDMAN Hi BROWN, a former slave, who died at the estimated age of 124.

Brown was born in 1844 In Foules, La. He was taught to read and write by his owner on a Louisiana cotton plantation and spent much of his life teaching other slaves and freed men what he had learned. After he was freed in 1865, Brown served as a deacon of the New Light Baptist Church in Foules for 75 years. WCC Will Try to Bring Peace in Biafra War CENTER WILL SELL FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS Federal food stamps will be sold at the Plymouth A v. Financial Counseling Center, 1723 Plymouth Av.

according to Kenneth C. Shee-nan, manager. Stamps will be sold dur-; ing two periods of the I month the 5th through the 13th and the 17th through the 23rd of each month, be- ginning July 17th. Hours of stamp sales on designated days will be Monday through Friday, 10:30 ajn. to 4:30 p.m., and Saturday, 9 to 1:30 a.m.

Vernon Schmidt. 8955 DuWayne Av. Jamet Sperl, 1051 Front St. Eugene Thompson, 713 Charlet Av. John Valonte, 4000 Hoffman Road, Whita 1 Bear lake.

DEATHS Inn Boxoll. 86. 512 Humboldt. Theresa Cegnerta, 61, 174 W. Page.

Jen Coffy, 85, 76 E. Baker. I 5- ,52 Blvd. White Bear lake. Eva Gruber, 85, 1952 Portland Av.

John Jacky, 80. 2641 Brand Maple- wood. i Marian Kennedy, 72, 525 S. Lexington Pkwv. i Richard McCawley, 63.

1024 Lincoln Av. Eleanor McEwan. 93, 1415 County Road B. Rojovllle. letty May, 83, 1138 Churchill Av.

Moore, 75, 682 Iqlehart Av. Arlent O'Gory, 40, 2032 laCrossa Av. Nero Reed, 81, 633 North St. Florence Stuhlmon. 74, 14 W.

Deloi St. Florence Von. 88. 1647 Nllet Av. DEATHS MRS.

ANNIE E. POATE Services for Mrs. Annie E. Poate, 90, 3546 Xerxes Av. who died Thursday, wil lbe at 10 a.m.

Saturday at Sundseth-Anderson Mortuary, 2024 Lyndale Av. with burial in Crys-tal Lake Cemetery. Mrs. Poate was born in Lincoln, England. She was a member of Plymouth Chapter, Order of Eastern Star.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Everett Oliver; two sons, Harry P. and Frederick Minneapolis; four grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Reviewal was to begin today at the mortuary with an Eastern Star service at 8 p.m. cBrothm Aberdeen, Scotland 43 I Athens Amsterdam 52 Brussels Ankara 59 Buenos lchordnj.

Lund. 7436 Pillsburv Av. Richfield. Jerome MocMlllon, 5319 Oregon Av. New Hooe.

Richard E. Mavbea. 4104 24th Av. S. Robert K.

McCrea, long lake. Alvin F. Mover. 2532 1st Av. S.

emard P. Munsrertelger. Huron. lonald A. Miami.

210 W. 62nd St. Ruben t. Raehle, 948 S. Werea.

Shakopee. Charles J. Vesde. 601 37th Av. Columbia Heights.

Kyvhywi Wang. 241 8 Chicago Av. den I. tender. 5418 Bryant Av.

Brooklyn Canter. Paul M. Hum, 6120 France Av. Edina. Richard C.

toyman 16010 4th Av. Woviata. Kenneth J. Brown, Horns. Erik E.

Carlson. 3509 Robinwood Check. 8249 York Av. Bloomington. Ceroid M.

Christiansen, 141 Strese tana, Rosemount. Theodore 9. Cornelius, 1141 Lynda Fridley. Robert R. Dahlmon, 10659 Utlco Road, Bloomington.

Cardan D. Davit, 2841 Idaho Av. St. Louie Park. Donald W.

Edttrom, 2224 NE. 5th St. Robert C. Elliott, 2615 Idaho Av. St.

Louis Park. Donald M. Pickling, 3347 N. 3rd St. Michael 0.

Pilbrandt. 1512 Dupont Av. N. Lamar J. Pint.

3301 Zinran St. louts Pnrk I. Fistier, 8200 Stanley xoaa. Rlftcwninntnn Richard I. Felwick, 1511 Wilshire Dr.

Minnetonka. Richard t. Grossman, 2008 Sheridan Av. S. Richard I.

Crundbera, 5107 Queen Av. S. Arthur I. Hoot, 5836 Orchard Av, Crystal. Patrick K.

Holly, 9805 Slovene Bloomrngton. Thomas J. Hoppe, 5026 42nd Av. Robbinsdale. Gerald A.

Horning, 8951 Goodrich Av. Bloomington. am ot W. Hursh, 2441 Youngman Av. St.

Paul Oavld E. Jahntan. 4550 Aldrich Av. N. Jamei S.

Jahntan, 1325 Jersey Av. St. Louis Park. Sheldon E. Kl.hter, 7850 Zane Av.

Brooklyn Park. James t. lerkin. 4328 W. 43', St.

louit Park. Ronald W. Larson, 8125 Vincent Av. Bloomrngton. Michael I.

lawten, 13004 Woyioto Minnetonka. Harvey N. lewlt, 14166 68th PI. Osseo. Demit C.

Marble, 17300 Padont Eden William' S. Nielsen, 13016 Salem Bumtvllle. Douglas I. Otto, 3010 Sumter Av. Crystal.

Robert I. Petersen, Excelsior. Cecil 0. Pettygreve, 6807 61 it Av. Jhnmy H.

Richardson, 3449 Zona Av. Crystal, John R. Srewart. 3001 4th Av. N.

tarry D. Tepley, 1520 Sherburne. St. Claud. Cm T.

Vargas, 9010 47th Av. New Wesley D. Williams, 221 13th Av. vesley Hopki DEATHS Andrew N. Armas, 4708 29th Av.

S. Henry tarmon. 89, 826 27th Av. NE. Albert 1.

Carlton 86. Auquttana Home. Nona Caw, 95. Chotfleld, Minn. John Damka, 79.

4332 Nokomis Av. Florence t. Detch, 77. 2122 Dayton Av St. Paul.

John A. EcnTla, unknown. Albla Eklvnd, 67, unknown. Johanna Pantnd, 81, 1816 Glenwoed Av. Lambert S.

Kirk, 65. 4109 E. 44th St. Prank P. Ifebelka, 210 W.

43M St. Euaena W. Millar, 70. 174 3rd Excel- JeaMt Wettay. 9, 2115 W.

Broorfwpv. Estyr A. Andanan, 66 4036 Beard Av. S. JoHie P.

Andrews, 78. 6300 14th Av. $.. Richfield. fUte n.

tatchalar. 80 t. 1, Mound. Otto Ekreth. 76.

I36 W. 25'A St. -m I. Jarvlt 12. 5706 Reqant Av.

M. PtftTfll' Maroat Otrran, 89. 4544 32nrt Av. S. Amelia 8.

Weld. 78. Fargo. N.D. COMMUNICABLE DISEASES NEW THIS YEAR Casee Deathl fa set Deatht Heoatiti Measles 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Influents Scarlet Fever Tuberculeslt Irtoctiva .0 Aetiva Gonorrhea It Salmonella 1 Syphilis 3 37 40 It 44 595 in Ramsey County, it was an-! presidents coming from Bi-nounced today.

afra, it has found some dif- The money comes from in maintaining its role Martin Luther King Me-jof neutral-mortal Fund, to which spe-' Dr. Akanu Ibiam, the presi-cial contributions were made dent from Biafra, told WCC in Ramsey County Catholic delegates Thursday that the churches April 28. iBiafrans "are defending our Special to The Minneapolis Star UPPSALA, Sweden The The World Council of Churches (WCC) will try to serve as peacemaker in the Nigeria-Biafra war while pushing forward additional programs to aid the refugees and other victims of the East Af rican conflict. But with one of its sixi selves and Nigeria is the aggressor. This drew protest from Nigerian delegates, and at a later session, Dr.

Ernest Payne of England, a vice-chairman of WCC central committee, read a statement which said: I "While we listened to Dr. Ibiam with respect and sympathy, we were not passing I judgment on the rights and wrongs of this conflict, we have plans for carrying forward plans for relief and some suggestions for what the World Council of Churches might do on other issues." Organizations receiving the funds are: St, Paul Indian program, Project Summer, Ober Boys Club, Oxford Booster Club, $710; Catholic Social Service, Plan, Action, Attendants to the Common People, League of Concerned Women, combined total Summit University Teen Center, $912; Twin Cities Opportunity Industrialization Center, Inner City Youth League, Urban League, $500; St. Peter Clav-er Church, $900..