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La gaceta., 1937-08-23
FALSOS DEL "TIP
TOP" BREAD

Personals sin escrnpulos y
guiadas por Ell evidente deseo
de perjudicar los intereses de
la panaderia "La Paloma,"
que fabrica ell famoso Tip
Top Bread, "lanzaron hoy por
las GALES miles de cupones fal
SOS que llevan Ell nombre de La
panaderia, cuando los cupones
impresos por los Sres. Diaz y
Santom6 solo llevaA FL nemhre
La gaceta., 1937-08-23

A Dolores Ibarruri Sc la CO.
noce muy POGO entire nosotros.
Ell cable ha sido mezquinl
Ecuando Sc ha tratado de reve-
lar los trazos vigorosos de esta
mujer extraordinaria y, por
otra parte, la Imagination de
los articulistas, fantasiosa q We
ICES cegada por prejuicios en- no
pocas, solo ha contribuido q
modelar esas ideas arbitrarias
Que de ella tiene ell publico.
Como suede en- la mayoria de
los casos de personaies eele :
bres, la speculation ha reuni-
do Observation-Disclosures una can
tidad tai de afirmaciones gra-
tuitas en- torno a esta gran mu-
ier, que solo no fuera porque
elias mismas Sc repulsan, anu
llandose, la habfan hecho re :
basar sus lfmites humanos O re
ducido a dimensiones micros-
c6picas, cuando no confinado
en- ell mas lamentable ridiculo.
Sc nos ha hablado de su ca
racter dominate, de su desme-
dida ambici6n, de su certera
punteria; Sc nos ha confiado
que sus costumbres son motive
de escandalo, que usa una indu-
mentaria eC6tica y que su vida
de sacrificios encierra, en- ell fon
do, viciosas excentricidades
otros la han hecho pasar por
protegida de Stain y conducto-
"a de sus directivas, senalando
fsu rostro amable como una ha-
bill mascara de la desalmada.
.cruel e impfa mujer que ataca
saceraotes y corrompe adde's
centes. Y no ha faltado Quien
afirmara en- ~"documentado'
artfculo que entire los intelec-
tuales madrilenos fieles a la Re
p1blica Sc encuentran Jacinto
Benavente, ell sabio Menendez
y Pidal y la j6ven poetisa Y re-
citadora anarQuista conocida
por LA Pasionaria".
No sc puede, pues, hablar de
Dolores Ibarruri sin dejar acla-
RADIO de antemano, que no es de
Madrid, nj son cortos sus amos
nj es experta tiradora; que no
vista salones d ebelleza, no ST.
que a Bakunin, nj aspira a ser
dlctadora; que no sufre crisis
de mfstica, nunca ha declamado
versos, nj es la greta-garbo de
la REVOLUTION.
En- cambio es cierto que su
popularidad en- Espana5 fue-
ra de ena-es tan grande como
la de Azana, que su valor no
Itiene Unite, que su amor a la
causa que defiende no es supe-
RADIO por nadie, due los falan-
gistas lie tienen santo horror V
los milicianos la adoran; que su
inteligencia es poderosa, su ac-
tividad desbordante, su presti-
gio continental Y que NADIA inn
pedira va que su figura pase a
la Historic con ribetes legenda-
rios. Asf es, en- sintesis. Dolores
Ibarruri, la mujer del minero,
la madre amantisima de tres hi
jos, la militante socialista, uno
de los primeros oradores polfti-
cos del mundo, la clara en~juicia-
dora de realidades sociales que
La gaceta., 1937-08-23
Attic Terruzzi, Ell e~x-jefe de la Milicia F%ascista,
manda a los mvasores en- Ell frente de Santander
La policia francesa actua EN- contra de los de
pravados" falangistas espanoles

Madrid, Agosto 23,-El mi
nistro de defensa, don Indale-
clio Prieto, hablando aver er
representation del gobierno a.
cus6 a Italia de hacer la que
IRA a Espa1a, hundiendole sus
|barcos mercantes, y de reali :
gar actos de pirateriia contra
ell derecho de gentes.
Hablando con los correspon
sales extranieros, a los que en-
treg6 una nota, ell Sr. Prieto
lilo: Repetimos que estamos
combatiendo por nuestra indie
pendencia y en- defensa de
~nuestros derechos Y la liber :
tad. Para llegar al grade de
defensa que la necesidad de-
mande, no repararemos Ell me-
dos"
CuatrO vapores espanoles,
de bandera mercante, fueron
hundidos la semana pasada Y
la tripulaci6n de uno de ellos
identified ell destructor fascis-
ia italiano "Saetta" como ell
barco agresor.
Los barcos atacados y hun
didos llevaban los nombres de
campeador. Ciudad de Cadiz,
Aramuru y Condo Abasolo.
Las estaciones de radio de
los facciosos aseguran que sus
tropas sorprendieron dormida
a la guarnici6n de un balnea-
rio leal, ell de Selaya, hacienda
prisioneros a los soldados des-
cuidados.
Aseguran los fascistas que
cinco columnas, con los inva :
sores italianos al frente, mar
chan EN- direcci6 de Santander.
Las noticias de Italia, tras
mitidas a Valencia, ,permiten
asegurar que al frente de los
"flechas negras," en- S%antar-
der, va ell general Attilio Te-
ruzzi, ex-jefe de la milicia fas
cista. Ell peri6dico ~"Stampa,"
de Turin, publica un retrato de
Teruzzi, sin nombre, como ell
general que ataca a las tropas
leales en- la provincial de San
lander.
La situaci6n de Santander,
no 10 MEGA ell %gobierno, es gra
We. Ell avance insurgente hace
crecer ell numero de refugia-
dos Y por 10 tanto aumentan
las dificultades en- cuanto a ali
mentaci6n v a~lojamiento.
: Ell bloqueo 0 supuesto bio
queo no permite la entrada de
vapores ingleses para recoger
a la poblaci6n civil. Una ira
gedia de primera magnitud pn
diera ocurrir. Los dos 1nicos
vapores para recoger refugia-
dos son ell Seven Seas Spray y
ell Aviles, que embarcaron dos
mil personals. FL Marvin sc en-
cuentra en- Ribadesella.
Los combates en- las monta-
mas Sc restringen a un peque-
no distrito Y en- ell aire, por
parte del gobierno, existe po-
ca oposici n.
Los facciosos saben que sin
la aviaci6n no pueden avanzar
y cuando los leales contrata-
can, durante la noehe, sc reti-
ran. La naturaleza del terreno
no permite ell traslado de ne
ridos y tampoco ell mover las
pleas de artilleria.
La policia francesa hizo un
registro en- Villa la Grande
Fregate, en- Biarritz, ocupan :
do una voluminosa correspon-
dencia del ex-rey Alfonso de
Espana v de sus agentes en- In
La gaceta., 1937-08-23

aceras de la Gale 20 desde las
parallels del Seaboard Air Line
hasta Palmetto. Embelleci-
miento del Boulevard con su
alumbrado, la glorieta del
Parque y ahora la aperture de
la Gale 20.
"Obras son amores."
J. n. SGafelix.
La gaceta., 1937-08-23

Los abogaditos hicieron una
"jugarreta" ell sabado, 10 que
prueba cran "enorme" es su
preparation para gobernar a
Tampa.
L6gico era que ellos votaran
a favor de su division en- CRU
pos, con ell fin de d~estacar a sus
notabilidades y eclipsar a los
demas, pero no fue asf.
Cuando la junta electoral ha-
bia tornado TN acuerdo sensato
v razonable, en- favor de la ella
ridad Y ell buen orden, los abo-
gaditos, que NADIA tienen que ha-
Ger, amenazaron con un inter-
dicto.
Y hubo que cederles ell cam
pc, no fueran a ponerle pleito a
la TORE del City Hall.
Ahora, ell elector, al que ellos
quieren perjudicar indirecta-
mente, tendran que cazar los
Is nombres de su prediction
en- un grupo de As.
Y 81 ell ciudadano iba a votar
en- un minute, por obra y gra-
cia de los reformistas, de los le-
TRADES, no podra votar en- me
nos de cuatro o cinco.
Son lstos Y, como dirta IN vie
La gaceta., 1937-08-23

Los semifascistas haran bien
en- votar contra la forma de go
bierno representative, la demo-
cratica.
Para ellos ell merito de la adj
ministraci6n municipal consiste
en- dar ell poder a unos pocos in
dividuos, cinco o seis, que ha-
gan 10 que hicieron aquellos que
en- 7 amos elevaron la deuda mu
nicipal en- Is millones de pesos.
Contradiction de poder, des-
precio de las minorfas, despre-
eio de los llamados extranjeros,
es 10 que significa la celeberri-
ma Comisi6n.
Esta no es question de indi.
viduos-le decimos a los semi
fascistas-sino de principles
para la protection de la colonia
latina.
Guitar la representation a
las minorfas de Tampa es la fl
nalidad de los padrastros de la
Comisi6n.
La gaceta., 1937-08-23

(todo 10 fascist debe hacer-
e una guerra ir liable.
Ell fascista, y Sea italian9
aleman, espanol Ie cualesquie
FRA otra parte, sabe 3le todos
los aeAfascistas o eleY1entos IL
berales son enemigos suyos y de
la tirania y anhelan extermi-
narlos
Para ell fascismo ell mayor de-
leite consiste en- la muerte de
todos los que no aceptan sus pla
nes diab6licos; para ell fascis-
mo la guerra totalitaria es e!
maxine ideal, con la destruc-
ci6n de los pueblos Y hombres
que en- su canine Sc crucen.
Guerra, destruction, ultraje,
muerte, son los puntos basicos,
para Ell fascismo, d ella humani-
dad del future.
Todo hombre libre de veras,
TODD ciudadano democratico de
verdad, ha de brscar su puesto
en- la vanguardia antifascista.
La gaceta., 1937-08-23

Acaba de llegar Ell Sr. Glsle-
no Rodriguez, secretario de la
delegation del Comite Nortea-
mericano de Ayuda y Espana,
delegation de New Orleans.
Trae TN saludo para los ca
maradas de Tampa y esta noche
ira al Centre Obrero.
Los cat6licosS -dice-nos com
baten duramente en- New Or
leans. Publican ensartas de en-
bustes contra ell gobiernoseeal
Ell padre Sancho, un fascista,
habl6 ALI recientemente, o. IA
vor de Franco y los traidores
que lie siguen.
Tomen nota los leales de es-
ia ciudad, heridos va por una
'hojita m~entirosa' que cierto
sacerdote local acostumbra o a.
costumbraba a publican todos
los do21ingos.
La mentira en- los labios de
los sacerdotes es doblemente re-
pulsiva, por cuanto sirve a sus
intereses particulars, pero
desvfa a los fieles de la verdad.
Italia tiene I'm ejercito en- Es-
pana Y su e~scuadra, la escuadra
pirata mas inmunda de la his
toria de la humanidad, hunde
vapores mercantes e~spanoles.
Mientras los fascistas indig-
nos, los vasallos incondiciona-
les de la tirania, los eunueos
modernos, asesinan a miles de
espanoles en- los campos de la
peninsula iberica, de la Repd-
blica, los barcos del demente
Musselini atacan los vapores
mercantes, sin aviso, y los hun
den.
Mientras centenares de ex-
hombres arrojan bombas y dis
paran proyectfles de gran tama
no sobre ciudades y pueblos lea
les, los barcos piratas destru-
yen embarcaciones del gobierno
legftimo y exterminan a sus tri
pulantes.
liza union de todos los elemen
tos antifascistas ha de mantle
nerse a TODD trance!
Espana tendra que declarar
la guerra a Italia 81 Ell gobierno
del Duce, con la "complicidad"
degenerate de los gobernos de
Paris y Lodres, no cesa de alta
car sus barcos en- Ell Medterra-
neo. -
Apretemos las flas, frente al
enemgo comun, Y sea intensifi-
cado Ell boycott" contra TODD 10
fascista.
Que no sc consuma nS1a de
las tierras ~oprimidas donde Ell
pueblo amordazado debe bajar
la cabeza y obedecer ciegamen-
tie. \
La gaceta., 1937-08-23
Las heroicas mobiles figuras de la Espana nuev
Dolores Ibarruri, "La Pasionaria"
(Por Enrique Camejo)

comprende a su tempo, defien-
de a su clase Y liberia a su pa
Ifria.
La gaceta., 1937-08-23
-GUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Los sacerdotese mbusteros. - NItalia ~piratica.
= Comision semi-fascistas - LsHota de aqua

jo amigo: los pillines TRUMAN.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29
Classmates to
Pallbearers
for Kruger
FOOTBALL PLAYER AND
SOPHOMORE STUDENT
DIED TUESDAY

Classmates will act as pallbear-
ers at funeral services for Louis
Robert Kruger, 16 year old Red
wood Falls High school football
player and high ranking student.
Rites will be held Friday at
100 at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Kruger and at
2 p. m. at the Church of Christ.
Burial will be in the Redwood
Falls cemetery. Rev. Oscar Jone-
son of the Church of Christ, in
which the youth was baptiSed in
1881, will officiate.
He was born March 20, 1921 in
Redwood Falls and spent the first
six years of his boyhood on a
farm II miles southwest of the
city. At the time of his death he
was a sophomore in high school.
He became i'll with inflammatory
rheumatism in December and was
taken to the University hospital,
Minneapolis, April 13. He died
there of rheumatism and heart
complications Tuesday morning.
Besides his parents he is sur
Vlved by six brothers, Henry, Ted
and William of Redwood Falls,
Sam in the United States navy
and Walter and John of Pipe
stone and four sisters, Edda, Flor
ence and Mrs. Phil Davis of Red
wood Falls and Mrs. Steven FL
lefSon of Anoka.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29
for
JuneFestival
BegiinsDudes
SPACE MADE
AVAILABLE BY TWO
LOCAL FIRMS

Louis Sommers accepted the
general Craftsmanship of the two
day celebration planned in Red
wood Falls June % and "a at a
meeting of business men Tuesday
in the Civic and Com
merce association clubroomS and
work on the program, being
handled by committees, is already
underway.
Mr.. Sommers selected Myron
Kurschner, president of the asso-
citation and. Ted Ahrens, secre-
tary, as first ieutenants in the
work of making the celebration
success.
E. j. Stephany heads the fin
ance committee which includes
w. R. Wingate, M. L. Holmberg,
M. o. Hanson and Harold Kickul
while the advertising committee
includes Mike Lauterbach, chair
man, D. w. Buckley, G. N. Mel
son, H. A. Schenk and Mayo
Fischer.
The committee to arrange for
dances each evening is headed by
Russell Whiting, assisted by Les
lie Skattum, John Hoepner, Char
les Nagell and o. A. Knudson
and the group in charge of con-
cessions includes George Hanson,
chairman, John Berglund and
Harry Swartz.
Many phases of the celebration,
which will bring the Jay Gould
shows here for free street circuses
both days, were discussed and left
to committees for final decisions.
The group also received the Of
fer of the Shell Petroleum cor
poration of a parking lot in the
heart of the business district. The
lot will accommodate about 80
cars and under the plan advanced
would be used primarily for cars
of business and professional men,
leaving space on the streets for
cars of shoppers and tourists. The
National Tea company also offer
ed use of the lot behind its new
location which will accommodate
about Is shoppers cars. A vote
of thanks was given both firms.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29
$50 Nutrition reject
Members Plan Exhibits

A program and exhibits of in
terest to every homemaker in the
community will be presented Sat-
urday, May 8, at the Methodist
church in Redwood Falls when
the county nutrition project Ach-
ievement day will be held.
Twenty three nutrition groups
including $50 women from throu-
ghout the county will take part in
activities which will begin at 2 p.
m. The affair climaxes two years
of work on nutrition and meal
preparation projects directed by
Miss Lenore Golden, home dem
onstration agent.
A playlet by the Belview group
under the direction Of Miss Cora
Hines will begin the program.
Other numbers will include IA
History of Vegetables" an ORR
ginal skit by the Vesta group and
a series of six short demonstra-
tons on table service by Miss
Inez Davis of the Sheridan group.
Mrs. Hubert Schroeder of Willie ~
Lake will present demonstration
on types of salad service and Mrs.
Frank Belshaw of Underwood
will explain the jelmeter, a device
for determining the amount Of
sugar needed with juices in maxi
ing Jelly, jam and other pre-
serves. Secrets of tomato soup
preparation" will be presented by
a member of the Wabasso group
and women from the Paxton or
ganization will recommend use--
full gadgets for the kitchen. Delhi
nutrition workers win discuss
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29

Candle | lighting Rites
Will be F eature of 4-H
Fellowship Ceremony

An impressive outdoor candle
lighting ceremony will be feat
ure of All Fellowship Sunday to
be observed in a countrywide SER
vice for the first time this Sum
day. The program will be given
at the Wabasso school auditorium
beginning at p. m. and will last
for only an hour, according to
those in charge.
The Wanda club will lead
hymns with which the program
will open and the opening pray
er will be given by Rev. Robert
Alexander of Vesta. Seaforth club
members will give the scripture
readings. A musical selection by
the Redwood Mixers triple trio
will follow and the All club
pledge will then be given by the
attendants with Au Della Thomp-
kins of Sherman leading.
Jack Moses of the Springdale
club will lead the All club boys
creed and Lois Kohls of Belview
the girls creed.
John Slaymaker of Delhi, first
county All president, will sing a
solo and a tableau ''The Flowing
Song will be presented by the
North Redwood organization.
Singing of the Friendship song by
the audience will close the audit
orium service.
The outside candle lighting
ceremony will close the evening.
Wesley Slaymaker, newly-elected
county club president, will have
charge assisted by members of
the Underwood and Gales groups
and the Clements Crusaders will
sing during the entire service.
Charlestown, Morgan and Pax
ton club members will act as
ushers and the Wabasso club has
charge of general arrangements,
assisted by the North Hero and
North Star Clubs.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29

types of glass jars and their uses.
After musical number by the
Springdale group, Miss Golden
will give report of the two
years nutrition work in the coun-
ty. Miss Inez Hobart, state nutri-
zionist, will also speak.
The program will close with
audience singing directed by Mrs.
H. M. Mattson of Vesta, with Miss
Marjorie Bliss of Redwood Falls
playing the piano accompaniment.
1t is expected that Jasper
Swedberg,. new Redwood county
agent, will be present and will
make a few remarks.
Exhibits will include the fol-
lowing: protective foods, Three
Lakes, Gales and Johnsonville
township groups; one meal for
all, Vesta group; cottage cheese
uses, Swedes Forest group; pos
ture, New Avon group; unusual
vegetables, Redwood Falls town.
ship group; custards and their
varieties, Sherman group; potato
soup and its variations, Charles
town group and finger relish
plates, Ramsey group.
Members of the Redwood Falls
township group, which does not
put on an exhibit, will act as the
reception committee and after the
refreshments will be
served by the Country Ladies Aid
Of the Methodist church.
The public is invited to. attend
the entire meeting or any part Of
il.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29
PoiceHunting
Hit-RunDrive
Won MOSCH CAR STRUCK
BY ROBBINSDALE
d. MACHINE

A car driven by Curt Won
Mosch was struck by hit-run
driver on the North Redwood
road two blocks north of highway
IS at $3.50 p. m. Wednesday.
Won Mosch was taking Ed Cor
coran to his home when a car
with only one headlight came on
to the intersection from the east
and struck the Won Mosch car on
the right fender. The driver then
fed. @ H
Won Mosch Immediately gave
chase and after following the au-
tomobile for three blocks came
close enough to decipher the Ii
cense number.
He reported to local authorities
and it was found that the hit and
run car was registered to Alfred
LundquiSt of Robbinsdale. KIND
broadcast to authorities to be on
the lookout for the machine.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29
4TownsSeek
Land O'Lakes
PoultryPlant
PROPOSAL STUDIED IN
MORGAN, LAMBERTON,
WALNUT GROVE

At least four Redwood county
towns are interested in securing
the 100000 poultry dressing
plant which Land O. Lakes COM
pany plans to erect somewhere
in this section of the state.
Commercial clubs at Lamber-
ton, Walnut Grove and Morgan
have heard the company'S pro-
position at one or more meetings
and Lamberton sent a delegation
to Albert Lea to report on SIM
liar plant now in operation there.
In Redwood Falls, the Lions club
discussed the matter and a COM
'mittee has had correspondence
on the subject.
It is understood the location of
the plant will depend on aid fur
nished by the town, rail service,
highways, water, sewage systems
and similar factors.
Selection of the location of the
plant is scheduled for May 6,
when a committee composed of
Representatives of the organiza-
ton will meet. Their choice will
be subject to the approval of COM
pany officials.
According to plans laid by the
company, the town where the
plant will locate must subscribe
to $4,000 worth of Land O'Lakes
preferred stock which bears six
per cent interest. Such stock would
not be in the Individual plant but
in the whole system.
The proposed plant would gath
er poultry and eggs from the en-
tire southwestern part of the
state, finish them for market and
ship them east.
A building approximately 48
by 100 feet, three stories high
with a full basement will house
the plant, which will be built
along the lines of the one at AL
bert Lea.
The Albert Lea plant has about
20 steady employees and during
the busy season employs as many
as ITS. The total payroll in 1886
was SAL ZOO. Four hundred fifty
three thousand dollars was paid
out for poultry and eggs.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29
Petition Presented
Asking Retention of
Maintenance Director

Eleven persons from Redwood
Falls joined a group from Mar
shall and other nearby towns
Tuesday in trip to st. Paul to
ask retention of F. o. Nelson,
district maintenance engineer of
state highways, in his present
position. Mr.. Nelson has his head
quarters at Marshall.
The group interviewed Cover
nor Elmer A. Benson and N. w.
Elsberg, commissioner of high
ways, to ask that Nelson be re-
tanned and presented a petition
signed by persons in this district.
The outcome of their request is
not yet known.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29
CountyBoard
Selects New
CountyAgent
ST. JAMES MAN WILL
REPLACE WILSON
NEXT WEEK

Jasper Swedberg, Watonwan
county agent, was named Red
wood county agent to replace Adj
rian M. Wilson when the county
board of commissioners met
Tuesday. Wilson resigned last
week to take a position as farm
manager for the Equitable Life
Assurance society.
A graduate of the Minnesota
School of Agriculture and the
University of Minnesota with the
class of 1913, Swedberg has been
agent at st. James for seven and
one-half years. AS yet ne has not
handed his resignation to his COM
missioners and his acceptance of
the position here hinges upon his
release from his present contract.
you're losing a good man, but
you're getting a good one," one
of several soil conservation Off
Gals, who were here Tuesday,
said. "Swedberg's plain as clay
and honest as dollar"
Swedberg has wife and four
children, two of whom, a son and
daughter, are students in the
agricultural college at the univer-
sity. His family will join him here
as soon as the school year is over.
Wilson expects to spend the
next week assisting Swedberg in
learning the system here and then
plans to take over his new duties.
The new agent has supervised
weed control in Watonwan county
under the famous Redwood
county plan and his other activit-
les have been similar to those of
county agents here He has con-
Quoted crop variety and hybrid
corn development trials, organic
er rural identification work and
conducted All program.
An original project a bankers
banquet in connection with jun
ior livestock activities, has been
very successful in his county. He
has also been instrumental in
promoting the new All club
building which is now under con-
struction there.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29
DIR. Brand to Attend
Medical Convention

DR.. w. A. Brand of Redwood
Falls will attend the state medical
association convention at Hotel
Lowry, st. Paul, next week as de-
legate from the Renville County
Medical society. DIR. o. H. john
son also plans to attend the SEES
sions Monday
The local organization includes
Redwood, Renville and a part of
Kandiyohi counties.
He will leave Redwood Falls
Friday for Ortonville where he
will arrange for the exhuming of
his fathers body, buried there,
which will be taken to Arlington
cemetery, Washington, D. c., to-
gether with. the body of his moth
er who died recently in Puyallup,
Washington.
From Ortonville he will 60 to
st. Paul where the convention
will be held for four days, begin
ming Sunday.