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The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 38

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Bv Mell PEOPLE GOOD CHARACTER. YOU'RE THAT WAY, LINDA. VERV VfS. AND ARE IN THEIR VOU HAVE GOOD THAT5 WHY I TASTE AND 600D SENSE IM DROPPING sc THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Feb. 17, 1966 Labor Leaders to End Wo mmi tho to limif euontitoj.

Illlllllllllliiili I I I Dominican Strike BERRELLEZ warned in a radio-television speech that government em- ployes would lose their jobs By ROBERT SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic lift majority of the Dominican Republic's labor leaders I if they did not resume work today. DICK TRACY By Chester Gould vou SHOULD HAVE THE INDIAN DIDN'T YI BELIEVE I'M BEGINNING VKS BEEN DEAD 12 HOURS FOLLOW TO SEE A PICTURE-AND 'HM-M-M" AFTER THAT STICK MONEY WAS PASSED AT IT'S TOO HORRIBLE TO WAS PUT IN YOUR THOSE ELEVATORS V.J TALK ABOUT, SAYS I -x vi VARDf THAT WAS I B-BELIEVE- DICK TRACY. II aaa tin agreed today to end a dam-j aging general strike after i President Hector Garcia-Go doy promised to send two top military officers abroad. The strike leaders acted shortly after the president He said if necessary he ill use police to reopen San-io Domingo's port, airport and other public services. He added that he is taking steps to see that his Jan.

6 order transferring military leaders to diplomatic posts abroad is fully obeyed. The strike was called eight ST i BIG 6-FOOT RIBBED days ago to protest police Reupholstery for the Home or Office. Quality costs no more! Check our Prices Service rUA-'? QUALITY CRAFT TRANSPARENT PLASTIC violence during a Communist-led student demonstra tion in which three students were killed. But moderate) and extreme leftists used the mmeafl CUSTOM walkout to pressure the government into ousting the mili 3 IfHUUILKi Shop at Home Offices tary leaders who had refused to obey the presidential or tV- WHERE IN THE HOSPITAL, YOH, P-P-POCTOg WAYNE. PUT YOUR A-AM I I AUGUSTA.

rZ I FELL, PIDM'T I LSSJrf AM6 AROUNP At MINNEAPOLIS WMeOO 4302 Upton So. ST. PAUL 227-M33 130 W.Winifred 7007 HOUSEHOLD der. The terrorism that had swept the city for the last seven nights and by unoffi- cial estimates cost 20 lives subsided during the night. Only two bomb explosions were heard, and there were no reports of any casualties.

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Ih'D LIKE 1 -N JUSTICE. Se.1 I'LLBEVOURNEV; YOU TO JO SEE' VvW DRIVE TO NEARBY? A DAD, fy BOY.1r BE THE J)'Z TQi'r 1 newvorkto rJI- fl- -V VmanmyJ 5 a a 0 aj SPECIAL FRIDAY SATURDAY CHEESE BREAD REG. 35c FEATURES (LIMIT) Lemon Tango CAKE THE FINEST IN DECORATED CAKES I STARTING AT $1,95 Indiana Girls' School Inmates Riot Second Time in 17 Months rS HERE THE FRST BATMAN ROBIN State police reported eight, wielding fire axes, scissors to 10 girls missing and be- and knives, broke out of their lieved to have escaped dur- cottages and roamed the ing the confusion. 'grounds. Temperatures fall- ing below freezing helped po- lice in restoring order a sec- CLERMONT, Ind.

Shattered windows and battered furniture marred the Indiana Girls School after two outbreaks of rioting Wednesday by teen-age inmates. AlBUM Quality Folding TABLE and 4 CHAIRS ine nisi liuiuig ciuyieu 0nd time Six girls were cut on the when a girl attacked the prin-i arms and legs by glass be- cipal of the institution's high' Two girls who were called ifore more than 100 state po-j school. During the ringleaders by Sheriff Robert I lice and sheriff's deputies other girls began smashing Fields were taken to the I quelled the disturbances. I windows and furniture. i women's prison in nearby In-'None of the girls was hurt! dianapolis.

State Trooper James Sears 'seriously, officials said. DO THE KENESAW DRUGGISTS REALLY COMPOUND WHILE YOU SLEEP? DISCOUNT PRICE MONO OR STEREO said he chased five girls over Sheriff's Captain Lee Eads the grounds, and after he said, "It's the same as a year caught one the others ago," referring to the Sept. jumped into his patrol 10, 1964, riot that prompted I locked the doors and tried a grand jury investigation, to drive away. Sears shot; out the rear tires and herded aedV unles 8et the girls back to their tageg here, there will be more out- breaks. It looks as if the It was the second major girls are running the school." outbreak at the school in 17 months.

Bernard Dolnick, Indiana After authorities calmed corrections commissioner, ithe inmates, about 20 said he will stay at the school 1 TKTiW ybd Tata ibwLfaU Til I lilt fc-aawc WJ 1 1 Mif.it in 1 1 ft r.l mi flint if i is NO! I THE ANSWER rm. Twfi our. ao vnm aoouf 1 i A4vprUAetnit SAMS0NIT( FOLDING CHAIR Hi SAMSONin S19 FREE! 4-Color 12x12 Reproduction 4-CoIor Front and Back Covers Suitable for Framing! of Original Batman Art! ZAP! POW! EEYOW! The sensational guitars of Dan Dale play the anthems of the DYNAMIC DUO; including "Batman Theme," "Batman's Batmorang," "The Bat Cave," "Batman and Robin Over the Rooh," "Flight of the Batman," "Robin's Theme," "Batman and Robin Swing," five more! Be the first in your block to swing with the CATASTROPHIC COUPLE. two or three days to discuss complaints with the girls. He said a recent change in policy allowing the girls to FOLDING TAIU i 'IIIH1IHIII ill I write more persons apparent- was misunderstood.

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