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By Honk Kefcham a -tfV 11 ctmz HI AND LOSS Ey Weiker end Erowne DENNIS THE MENACE 6,125 Policemen Breakfast- Together 5 MV I MU.STACT CN 1 'i I I' CUB'S ONLY C'tE CW C'JD i exur Jr3 7 own boss! r4 VifwlN v-vi. I Q. CARDINAL HAYES used to officiate at a holy communion breakfast at the Astur hole! in New York attended by poiiccmen after a rr.arch. How many policemen ate together at one sitting at this function? A. HOLY NAME SOCIETY of the New York police department' in 1940 held a communion breakfast before which 6,125 policemen received communion at St.

Patrick's cathedral and marched from there to Times Square. They occupied every facility of the Astor, and 3.500 were served in the prand ballroom the balance in other accommodations. After breakfast tables were removed from the ballroom to make room for another 1,500. The rest heard the addresses over the hotel's speaker system. In postwar years thp nnmhrr v.i; reduced to nbrmt 4.500.

JUDGE PARKER Pqul Nichols SMpf" I BUT TTW15 ESsST if Kit? HE CESTAINLY WILL NOT "ijj lyr. I I CANT WHYC At It. LEAVE NOTE ffL VGET LOST GET LOST RANPy PARKK RANPV ISMT HOME VET, DAOHE) HlW WEVE ltjt STANDING WTHE WING V.vT i-HL 1 KZV0 CX) jf 1 "Now we'll add some hot water an'e got aEA-lo BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker swimmln' pool!" I y- THEPE'S rg I BUT WHEK6S THE EE ISNT I I KILtER'S I -J 3 8 4 2 7 5 4 2 7 -ViciLLERJ I THOU6WT HE )HN THE OTHSR ANY 0THE2 I SPSSa-Ati NJ IGGC HOKOEAB SAiP HE WAS OUT HE A I 1 1 5 8 3 4 7 5" "5 3 4 ON A POODLE PATE WJ r7T AtT EPt PEC I NDAWOT pmu WKAA A si 2 f3 2 rr "7f V) I AMlfi hi r- LOEEFHPHRESLP i Wtlf OV P) (( 43 7 5 2 8 4 -3 -7 2 5 4 iDF-i 19 JCn Count the letters In your first name. If 6 or more, sub- fUr TU i JkAiVrik AcxV It'f ViT tract if less than 6 add 3. The result is your num I I I 1 1 mm I 1 -W 1 ber.

The letters under the number spell a message. By Al Capp and Bob Lubbers MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd MR. FIXIT undoubtedly because of tightened patrol schedules and reduced staffing. Information from Robert D. Howard, Shrraton-Astor hotel, Times Square.

MR. FIXIT. Q. DOES SUGAR RAY ROBINSON hold a title? Did he win his last fight? Was it televised? A. SUGAR RAY ROBINSON was outpointed by Carmen Basilio for the middleweight championship in Sugar's latest fight.

The bout was carried via theater television. Sugar now holds no title. IIALSEY HALL. Q. HOW DOES ONE control bedbugs? A.

WITH A SOLUTION OF 5 per cent DDT or 2 or 3 per cent chlordane applied thoroughly as a coarse spray at the baseboards and the quarter rounds. It is quite possible to apply it very accurately with an old paint brush. In addition, the bedstead needs to be treated, particularly minute openings where the bugs stay in the daytime. For a little greater insurance, the mattress should be treated with a light spray 2nd of course permitted to dry before sheets and blankets are replaced. Closet areas also should be treated.

If there are any moldings along the wall, attention to those areas also should be given. Information from Clarence E. Mickel, head of department of entomology. "IT INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE. (Mr.

Flxl' wilcomti nuMtloni. tor reply, tnclow ll(-oddriii, ilomp.d tnv.topi.l LONG SAM -i- 3(6 OK teSmXC fCKTOCW! I eXlSTINCe WrKUWe) TAET A PCS IH ANOTHER PKCOF TH4T thbv'RE calun vour number PtM4 vlWiT I THhLpn iTllS -TRIBUNE DAILY WEATHER MAP 1 I SEE by the TRIBUNE at Morris, Minn. The general services administration, federal construction agency, Wednesday had notified Senators Thye (R Minn.) and Humphrey Minn.) that plans for the $330,000 project will be prepared by Hammel and Green, in the next six months. St. Paul Firm Wins Contract By Staff Correspondent of the Minneapolis Tribune WASHINGTON A St.

Paul architect engineering firm has been awarded a contract to design the new federal soils research laboratory Alice Carlgren, 70, 325 Dayton. John trlckson, 74. Dassel, Minn. Ronald Hogselh, 20. 853 Watson.

Vincent Hudalla. 68, 1963 Stillawattr. Sophi Isaacs, 86, 1554 Midway Pkwy, Rose King, 91. 1116 Ashland. Arthur MeCluikey, 69, 405 Washington.

0" EZ II6W1 WT WITH TM miCMM TMf WtM I IT jmiN mriH(i iniu' low WEATHER OFFICIAL FORECASTS TA'IM CiTiESi Fair end slight! warmer; h.gli 4'J. MINNESOTA, Partly cloudy, srattered sno nn'ihwet and litt.e tempe'Oture change; high 5 -S 0 Fa.r and warmer; gh In the 30s. NOJTH DAKOTA, Partly clnudv and slightly colder southwest, high 40 50. SOUTH DAKOTA, Fair ond warm east, but slightly colder west; high 48-60 IOWA, Fair ond warmer; high 40 to lower 50s. MltJNfAPOUS PFADIHt-ri-HUMiptTY at A P.m., pet cent.

PBfCIPIIAIION, 24 hours ending at 6 nune; t'nl Jan. I to .01 in-h SUM rises 7 am se's 4 50 m. MOOt4 phase, I jll, rises 10 00 seis 9 'j3 a m. TrMPr ipf, high ICY year rjj-i ah lew all-lime rero-d gh tor 46. in nil rcccd low (it rime, 19, In 18V4.

HOURLY HMPEPATUPrS CN TAGE CUE. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS VrnOa lbulll IN MIU'IMI fnlrl frsminn road low pressure trough over the Upper VtOsu VOnliriy Midwest Wednesday brought mild temperatures and sunny skies, but as it moves eastward out of the area a cold front from Canada is expected to follow it in during the night. BARGAINS ON IOYS' GUIS' SNO SUITS IOYS' GIRLS' COATS IOYS' I IOYS' I GIRLS' CAR COATS IRIS' DRESSES GIRLS' GIRLS' RLS' ROBES TAW IWff UP TO" UP TO 1 732 E. LAKE MPLS. Open Thurs Sat.

Till I TA 5-6673 Kftty At FROM OUB 1 I UPPER MIDVEST Readings (U S. Wenlhtr Bureau Official Readingil A 24-hour mnxunum temperature ending at 6 a.m. Wednesday. 12-hour minimum temperarure ending al 6 a.m. Wednescfty.

24-hour precipitation ending at 6 a.m. Wednesday. MINNESOTA a Twin Cities 35 Alexandria Bemidji C-t Duluth 23 Intl. Falls i'3 Rdwd fails 43 Pochester 25 13 8 1 1 -1 10 II 6 WISCONSIN la C'osse 26 12 fcau Clone 23 NORIH DAKOTA Gtd. Forks 43 10 J-rmestcwn 44 21 30 Dickinson Devils Lk.

Fargo Bismarck 1 1 22 15 24 Willnton 20 SOUTH DAKOTA Pierre 61 il wntertown 50 1 Huron 60 Mobridae 62 13 7 lemmon 61 29 29 10 Rapid CitV 62 Siouit Falls Hutchinson 'itiii fo Head Farm Society The Minnesota State Agricultural society governing body of the Minnesota State fair elected two new offi cers Wednesday. C. A. Moore, Hutchipson, was elected president and Anton C. Geiger, Jackson, was named manager from the second congressional district to replace Moore on the board.

Moore, a retired farmer, has been on the board of managers 10 years. Geiger has served as secretary of the Jackson county fair for 17 years. He operates a teal estate and insurance business in addition to being secretary-treasurer of the Jackson National Farm Loan association. Re-elected were Robert R. Andrews, Minneapolis, vice president; A.

E. Thompson, Spicer, manager from the seventh district, and Charles Christianson, Roseau, manager from the ninth district. The new board also renamed D. K. Baldwin, St.

Paul, secretary and R. C. Sorenson, Minneapolis, treasurer. T. 11.

Arens, Aitkin, president for the past two years, was elected a life member of the society. Resolutions at the wind up of the annual convention in St. Paul encouraged the planning committee to hasten development of additional parking facilities adjacent to the fairgrounds and asked that top priority be given construction of a new educational building. tichard Johnson from itte Mot JohnMn. Jo Ann Stoinmtts from Robort A.

Sttln- motz. Halon M. Dion from Arthur I. Dtan. Johnttto H.

Kouvarat from Svmton H. Kouvarai. Katho Kifchtf from Paul Klrchtr. Mildrod A. Downio from Corg P.

Down It. Hftlan L. Panoses from Jamtt J. Fanaooi, Oliver A Omundion from Gloria J. Omund- ton, Victor Carltbn from Kttty Car! ion.

Orphio C. Nelson from C'ortnct H. Nelson. ST. PAUL MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Michael Atarian, 2162 Grand) Charlotte A.

Cooper, 1790 Marshall. Raymond A. Wylond. 1411 County rd. C.r Joan E.

Beckstrom. 1041 Burr Donald G. Vohralik. 1225 Jamest Sharon C. Peloquin, 1031 Minnehaha.

Ilka Stefanynyn, 98 Garfield; Emily (. Paul, 918 Edge'ton. Robert J. Ions, 1075 Mnrshalli Donna M. Bolttad, West Solem, Wis.

BIRTHS GIRLS Mr, and Mrs Everett Adami, 325 4th ov No. St. Paul Hugo Anderton, 1609 Darleng. Elden Athen, 2598 Mayer Lane. Maplt- wood.

Alexander Baci, 593 Larptnteur, Maolewood John Bean, 1038 Finn. Ralph Berg, Nerstrnnd, Minn. Donald Berndt, I 790 Grand. Richard Bemier, 427 Division. White Bear lake Joieph Biota, 1652 E.

3rd st. Daniel Brinker, Willernie. Minn. Donald Conltine. 523 17th ov Sa St.

Paul. leon Cich, 1634 Ivv. John Cinceiki, 3707 East av, Whit Bear Lake Marvin Cranston, 620 E. Minnehaha. James Daly, 1295 James.

John Frani, 1526 Furness. Woyn Goss. 1366 Breda. Richard Graf, av S. 1 5th It, So.

St. Paul Kenneth Hall, 4118 Unity Robblntdal. Jerome Johnson, 696 Rice, Leon Kali, 2065 Niies. Lawrence Knoch, 34 3rd av So. St.

Paul. George Meisetltr. 895 Rice. Robert Moeller, 1681 Montreal. Joseph Moos, 110 W.

Maanoha William Morrii, 10C2 2nd it, White Bear Lake John Mueller. 1986 E. Minnehaha. Richard Murnano, 108 S. Cleveland.

Ellli Odell, 766 Iglehart John O'Keefe, 943 Baylesi. George Sinn, 20 lit av No. St Paul Frank Snencer, 1835 Jackson. David Swanson, Stillwater, Minn. Duane Vennie, 659 Summit Marvin Wasmundt, 286 Hoielwood.

IOYS Mr. and Mri.i uiiiitMn. a i "An James Berry, 478 Lexington, William Boyd, Newport. Minn. Curtis Dohlirrom.

468 Herichel. tirhn. Sn.i VJ U.amn. 1 Thomni Eriskisn, 516 2nd it, St. Paul rark Curtii Fritre, 1550 tdgewater, Arden Hills Frank Funes, 6IB 3rd av So.

St. Paul Emmett Helin, 1755 Arono, Falcon Heights I.I -717 James Higgini, 3851 White Bear av, Whit Dear Lore Gordon Knpaun, 1007 Euclid Rudolph Knack, 153 Garbe, Woodbury. Frederick larsen. 5861 Portlond, Mahto. medi.

Cecil lewellen, 5444 Portland, Whit Beai loke. Kenneth Mulholland, 1853 Taylor. 'Morris Ohlin, 1685 Taylor. Wayne Peterson, 7037 Yorklhlr. Jerome P.etruiiewskl, 58 Sally, W.

St Paul Itin1r (rlMtlMri A Wrtl-uuiftf Thomot Thorn 2322 Ronalo1, Whlto Bear Lako Ktnnorh Yarborough, 959 Roblnhood Shortvitw TWINS. GIRL A IOY Aii al. Robtii iitn. 122 4th av lt So, S. DEATHS Anna Buchat, 76, 4807- Centemlle White Bear Lake Rd.

7 Floors of Furniture and a completi Juvcnlla Dept. MM A PRICE FOR EVERr BUDGET (th St. of lit Av. N. biq SAVINGS en CONVERTIBLE TOPS INSTALLED 10TH li HARMON FE 5-516? MINNEAPOLIS MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS John S.

Morion, 29, 5236 16th ov Jan ii A. Morton. 22. 4538 Niccllet ay. Kobert D.

Stuart, legal, 2302 W. 50th it; Norma J. Pohl, legal, 64ol Orand ay. BIRTHS G1KLS Mr. and Mr.

Alvin J. Anderson, 2449 3rd av 5. Charles A. Bailey, 505 12th av N. Joseph Barrett, Hamel.

Hubert L. Belirty, 1132 Aldrich av N. Donald E. Benson, 5730 Washburn ay S. Maynard E.

Callond, 3225 4th ay 5. William S. Dion, 5J7 19th ov S. Roy N. Elwell, 1855 E.

32nd st. Charles D. Cerdes, 3316 Pleasant ev S. Robert T. Keller, 4501 Abbott ov S.

Lyle K. Koopman, 2544 Washburn ov S-, R'cSfieid Adolph M. Mathison, 86 S. 13th it. Thomas f.

McCanney, 5813 44th av $. Raymond I. Mrlchell, 1030 8th av N. Orville N. Moen, 2913 15th av S.

Lyle J. Nelson, 3237 Stevens av S. Jerome T. Ness, 3200 Holmes av S. Dennis J.

Olterdahl, 235 29th av N. Randall L. Ring, 2400 Lyndale av S. Augusto Rivera, 611 1 1 th av SE, Robert L. Roach, 3232 Pilllbury av S.

Gordon J. Rouillard, Rogers, Minn. Harry D. Rude, 716 19th av S. Harold 1.

Sake, 1303 S. 6th st. Darwin A. Schmoyer, 3849 38th ay S. LeRov V.

Scott. 5165 4th av S. Donald I. Seward, 1203 Washington av N. Edward G.

Stafford. 643 Humboldt av Jerome A. Souceh, 11001 Glen Wilding South dr, Bioomington, Harvey L. Terry, 219 Washington av S. Richard Vroman, 3444 Fremont av S.

Ronald J. While, 561 7 27th av S. Gerald A. Wicken, 2430 29th av S. Cnarles S.

Weilbrecht, 2601 NE. Ulyisei it. Paul I. Winje, IC825 Palmer av S. BOYS MR.

AND MRS. Robert E. Boorti, 1410 Girord av N. Garland R. Bradley, 2314 12th av S.

John S. Cabak, 293 Carroll av, St. Paul. Michael. I.

Cosiady, 1530 E. 26th It, Jamei R. Coleman, 1618 S. 6th it. Joseph B.

Crosno, 1419 6th av N. Leland L. Durst, 6632 12th av Rich- tield Robert W. Fieldieth, 9864 E. River rd, Coon Raoios.

William flemino, 6800 Meodowbrook blvd. Stanley I. Harris, 1215 Russell av Anthony Heilofuy, 1605 NE. Lincoln it. Gen C.

Hermann, 3214 larchmore, Way- zota. Paul W. Hernick, 2609 29 av NE. Corlii i. Holley, 2612 2lh av 5.

Jay N. Hopps, 4019 Duoont ov N. Robert D. Kiorivia, 3JC5 Bloommglon av, Bloommaton. Alfred W.

Klommtr, 1521 73rd av Brooklyn Center. Clarence G. Krotier. Mound. Frank W.

lolhenboch, 8126 5th av $., George D. Malcolm, 7037 Perry av Brooklyn Center; Joseph A. Maltyi, 7404 Glrard ay Brooklyn Pork. William J. McCabe, 3553 Clinton av S.

William A. McCulloch, 245 22nd av N. I homos F. Miller, 5652 22nd ov S. Orville S.

Nelson, 2036 Jersey av Si. Louis Park. Michael D. Peterson, 2531 Harriet av. Roy F.

Rea, 3544 28th ov S. Robert J. Richter, 801 Virginia Circle St. louis Park. John Romanowicr, 4313 Yosemite ov, St.

louis Pork, Frank E. Schulle, 1122 NE. Spring It. Themas Sincheff, Mound. Edward Trickey, 46 N.

1 6th st. Robert L. Tripp, 3320 26th av S. James E. While, 8731 Sheridan av Bioomington.

Charles B. Wood, 80? 14th av S. DEATHS Martha M. Andrews, 59, 2133 NE. Marshall.

John C. Benien, 74, 1622 Newton Florence Bussey, 62, 2412 1st av S. Clara C. Carlson, 74, 3734 Grand S. Brian Chriilenion, 5 522 16th av S.

Mary T. Cunningham, 73, 2537 Cedar. Elna Danielion, 90, 5143 Fremont Kotherine Devoreau, 82, 414 SE. trie, Catherine Ess, 75, Mound, Minn. Emit D.

Gardner, 65, 1912 Columbus. Peter Coliner, 74, 2823 Fremont N. Cln-ence Graves, 7, 4732 NE, 4th St. Eithei Halversen, 101, 3531 Hornet S. William C.

Harriman, 34, 12 8 University NE. Nellie Jokvbi.c, 75. 701 27th av NE. Mildred E. Johnson, 4, 25 1 5th sr.

Martha S. Julkowskl, 67, 2755 NE. Grand. Carl E. Knutien, 85, Wvoming.

Minn. Ethel Korii, 75, 2313 Olson Highway, Olive Kraehllng, 68, 3749 Colfax S. Mary LoM.re, 81, 3304 31 it av S. Hoiel larsen, 55, 325S Irving N. George R.

lanon, 54, 3810 Quentln, St. Louis Park. Robert Livingston, 27, 313 15th av $. John M. Leicr.tr, 77, 2113 Minneapolis.

Som J. levy, 76. 2633 Girord S. Elrey O. lundahl, 46, 5304 Nokomll, Bl.ih C.

MrCaw, 61, 3432 Cedar. Jasper R. McDoniel, 99. Melrose, Mail, Peter G. Miller, 67, 3578 Nicollet.

Mable Napier, 89, 2316 5th av S. Victor Nygard, 75, 6800 Bryant N. Edward T. Onrom, 57, 107 University SE. Frederick (.

Schmidt, 63. 2946 Dupont N. Clara S. Thomas. 71, 3234 3rd av S.

Rev. Mognui Ihornberg, 87, 1904 Walnut, St. Paul. Anna Volno, 74, 2327 NE. McKinley.

DIVORCES GRANTED Front i Kaistr from ttacqutlln Kalt r. Joieph Marler, 64, Hugo, Minn, Edward Xichardton, 1. 449 Hall. Grace Ringulet, 56, Osceola. Wli, Lillian SI.

Sauver, 57, 641 E. Hawthorne. William Sundberg, 87, 915 Front. Eugene Vogl, 75. 434 E.

Rose. Kotherine While, 79. 1252 Jefferson. State Expert to Help Ecuador Plan Hospitals Lloyd H. Chadbourn, Min nesota native and international co-operation adminis tration official, will be leav ing for a new post in Quito, Ecuador, next week, it was announced Wednesday.

An expert in hospital ad ministration, Chadbourn will advise the government of Ecuador in its hospital expansion program. He returned to the United States last fall after spending four years as advi I'X li sor to the gov-; eminent of Iraq on a sim-. Chadbourn ilar project. The family has lived the past several months in Minneapolis. They have visited with Mrs.

Chadbourn's mother, Mrs. Laura Johnson,) Holmes City, and with Chadbourn's mother, Mrs, Cora Chadbourn, Heron Lake, Minn. The younger Mrs. Chadbourn and two children will stay in Minneapolis until the end of the school year. They then will follow Chadbourn to Ecuador.

Navy Battles Sharks DURBAN, South Africa iff) South Africa's navy is warring on sharks that have killed two bathers and injured two others at Natal province beaches since Christmas. Depth charges fired off the coast so far have destroyed 11 sharks. WIZARD PIRMANINT ANTI FREEZE ETHYLENE GLYCOL BASE WESTERN AUTO STORES At the HUB 66ttifr NICOLLET i Driver Denies I ilf-Run Charge in Road Death Leo J. Larch, 54, pleaded rot guilty in Richfield Wednesday to a hit-run driving charge arising out of a Nov. 27 accident in which a Richfield youth was killed.

J. J. Poitras, of Richfield municipal court, continued Larch's case to Jan. 22, when a trial date will be set. Clayton L.

LeFevere, Richfield village attorney, said the trial will begin within a day or two after that. Larch's attorney, Gordon Peterson, yesterday filed an af j'ida vit of prejudice, asking that a judjte other than Poitras hear the case, lie said there were "a number of reasons" for the move but declined to say what they were. Poitras is Richfield's only judge, so a special judge would have to be appointed if he removed himself from the case. Larch, 2G31 Twelfth avenue was acquitted by a Hennepin county district court jury of a criminal negligence charge in connection with the hit-run death of Ronald Preble. 2409 W.

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