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1 n- Til wy-v ll4i 'J "vr rV 'vm VT- 1 1 1 -O 0 a v' 5 1 "i I V- -i ui Of (O 1 2 a Governor Youngdahl back in political harness Nebraska today in an effort to gather into the fold friend and predecessor Harold Stassen Before taking off from was stumping the state of Republican delegates for his I Car Uks SirD Stop Wotf ODD Margot Smith 14 of 1940 Penn Av was knocked unconscious today at Franklin and Penn Avs by an automobile which the police department charged had failed to halt for a School stop sign The girl was still unconscious several hours after the accident She was one of four pedestrians injured by automobiles since late yesterday The car drlyer Nancy Stillman about 18 of 1720 Knox Av said a street bus had stopped alongside the school sign shielding it from the view of drivers but the subsequent Investigation showed the sign wss not In use at the time of the accident Patrolmen contended the' sign was in use and tagged Miss Stillman on charges of failure to halt for the sign Wins Round in Battle Fqr Ex-Fiance House A good share of Mickey luncheon was left when he dumped the leftovers in the refuse can Hanson is a Junior from St Cloud Mrs Betty A Sword 43 of 1514 Twenty-fifth St today won the first round in a legal battle for the house in which she lives mid which she claims was promised to her by a former fiance William Sandmaier 47 of 2931 Lyndale Av in return for her agreement him for breach of not to sue Pioneer hall students at the University of Minnesota agreed the breakfast menu had improved after the threatened against the quality of meals A spokesman William Pauley Carmen Di Mario 106 Hennepin Av was still unconscious today at General hospital after being struck by a car late yesterday at East Hennepin Av and Ninth St' Driver of the car was Ervin Tremmel 53 of 3126 Ulysses St Eileen Schrotke 28 of 1931 Third Av walked into the side of a -truck at Lake St and Elliot Av incurring bruises Audrey Shelton 8 of 359 Tyler St suffered a fractured' leg when she was struck by a car at Third Av EL andn Seventh St from the wrich the two had maintained through the years and she found out Mrs Sword said that the house had a mortgage on It and he had not conveyed the title to her as she said he agreed to do District Judge A Montgom- ery today overruled demurrer that Mrs claim on the house 'was outlawed by the statute of limitations (on length of time one waits before presenting claims) and that she did not present sufficient facts to the court for a cause of action Sandmaier was given 20 days to file an answer to Mrs Sword's complaint Acting Czech Consul Karer Dvorak said the pilot was forced at pistol point to leavethe eon' trols and wyui tecke4Kthie toilets NLRB Order Store in Duluth Wold-Chamberlain field with Stassen Youngdahl said he going to describe in 10 scheduled talks his recent air tour of Norway' Sweden and Denmark Nebraska has a considerable number of residents of Scandinavian descent Youngdahl said he has been de- Governor Denies Greenland Bid Governor Youngdahl today reiterated a denial of a report in the Russian press at Moscow that his trip to Denmark last January In part involved an attempt to persuade Denmark to give Greenland to the United States Youngdahl said he was asked about the proposal Id a press conference at Copenhagen and that he declined comment He blamed the current incident in the Soviet presa-to Russian disapproval of his goodwill trip to the Scandinavian countries ferring a host of invitations to speak in Nebraska in recent months until this week I could cpmbine a travel talk with a word for Stassen" The Minnesota governor has a wide personal and political acquaintance In Nebraska and has always been well received there He was booked for speeches today at Seward Minden Hastings and Hbldridge and tomorrow at Central City Strannsberg Albion Norfolk Wayne and Omaha Youngdahl said planned to tell Nebraskans of the keen interest the people of the Scandinavian countries displayed in the Stassen candidacy and the former Minnesota position on European aid and international affairs Stassen said "his Nebraska organization has been efficiently developed his campaigners have been working hard He declined to predict the outcome of pext primary until his windup tour is completed Stassen and Youngdahl will return to the Twin Cities Saturday nesses were mistaken in ldenti-' ficatkm of him In all the board during its quarterly meeting will consider 87 cases which include besides the lifers' three persons serving manslaughter terms and Carl Ca-lfstro 33 serving 10 years in Stillwater: for first degree burglary Mary Helen Weiss 83 who was convicted in June -1946 of manslaughter for killing her common law husband with a knife in their Minneapolis apartment "is among these to offer a plea She is now serving from 5 to 20 years at Shakopce reformatory promise Mrs Sword who seeks a war-' ranty deed to the house of raid that in May 1937 while she was wearing an engagement ring given her by Sandmaier he married Marie Rang his present wife For -her agreement not to sue for breach of promise Mra Sword charged Sandmaier promised her home and maintained her in various apartments which he fur-1 nished for her Until October 1945 In December 1945 Sandmaier bought the house at 1514 West Twenty-fifth St 'where she now lives Mrs Sword said and she moved in Recently she charged Sand- The national labor relations board made public today an crder directing the Duluth Minn Glass Block Store Co to cease and desist from interfering with its employes In the right to seif organization The order was the outgrowth of a labor dispute between the company and local No 3 of the Retail Clerks union AFL The dispute resulted in a strike in the fall of 1946 The board also 'held the company did not discriminate' against union employes in granting a pay increase to employes not included in the bargaining unit WAITRESS ROUTS PICKETS Jane Lew A ive-110-pound waitress drove than 75 loving coal pickets a tavern here 20 Czech Passengers Revolt Force Plane Into II Zone AP Twenty passengers aboard a Czech transport plane revolted and forced its flight into the zone of Germany TueiKiay Czech authorities said today national air lines The Czech sophomore from Stillwater Minn said the morning meal consisted of hot cakes fruit juice dry cereal toast and milk or coffee A volunteer student committee which initiated the protest called off the strike after Joseph Poucher university director of service enterprises promised immediate' betterment of the meals Students had planned to refrain from eating the evening meal as a demonstration of their objection to the dining service The committee told Poucher the menus1 at Pioneer hall were monotonous and the food often poorly prepared The hall's student executive council joined in the conference The students pay $1 quarter for room and 'Pioneer hall The improvement Actions lined by Poucher were appoi ment of a Pioneer hall dietitian careful consideration of student complaints possible rotation of 1 cooks among university dining halls 'for greater variety in preparation of: the food filling of the present vacancy of hall director with a person who will give more consideration to constructive criticism and monthly conferences of administrative pf fleers with the student executive council on problems of operation of Pioneer halL Unside Today Editorials 7 Uimmie Fidler 13 Picture Pages 16 17 Brenda Upland 10 Comics' 7T 2 1 22 Sports Section 26 to 31 Radio Programs 28 Mr1 Flxit 11 Seeks Clemency in 1938 Slaying of Mrs Rosen plane with 26 aboard tended' without warning at an American base near Munich: The plane was en route from Prague to Bratislava Slovakia Kenneth Palmer 35 Stillwater lifer who was convicted in 1938 pf killing Mrs- Goldie Rosen by beating her on the' head with a furnace shaker will be among six convicts who will seek clemency from the state pardon board Monday Suburban Tax Assessments to Be Handled More Efficiently '-Jti -T -vf The state claimed Palmer was attempting to steal wine from the West Lake St Jionie and Mrs Rosen caught him in the act Palmer insistis he is innocent and that Bernice Rosen: a daughter was mistaken in identifying him as the slayer Also to seek a pardon Is Le: Verne Horak 50 the oldest lifer In point of sentence served at Stillwater' who was sentenced In '1923 for killing Ohrille Wal-by a Minneapolis grocer taring a Horak claims' wit "The suburban dweller will in the future face another jolt in the form of more efficient assessed valuation of his personal and real estate property' writes A1 Woodruff in the fourth and last of the miseries of articles on suburban taxation appearing' in Times Woodruff quotes Ray Haeg county supervisor of assessors have 45 local assessors in rural Hetnnepin and we have 45 different conceptions of property values- For years the- majority of tax assessors for villages and towns of Hennepin county have made assessment valuations "on a slipshod and inconsistent Woodruff outlines the new system devised by Haeg for combatting these evils on Page5 i- wssm.