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Evening star., 1951-08-12
Julia King Photo

group with which they may be
affiliated.
Those from Washington include
Mrs. India Edwards, vice chair
man of the Democratic National
Committee. whose opposite num-
ber on the Republican National
Committee, Mrs. Clifford Mayes, Of
Kellog, Iowa, also is a member.
Other Capital residents include
Mrs. Dwight Davis, civic leader
who has been prominently con-
nected with the American Red
Cross; Mrs. Hazel Markell, lieu
tenant commander in the Naval
Reserve and women's commenta-
tor for the Mutual Broadcasting
System; Mrs. j. Spencer Love.
wife of an executive of Burlington
Mills. who was selected for her
civic interests, and Mrs. Florence
IMahoney, newspaperwoman asso-
Iciated with the Miami Daily News.
Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby of
Houston, Tex, former director of
the WAC; Mrs. Douglas Horton of
Wellesley, Mass. former WAVES
director; DR.. Dorothy Stratton Of
New York, former director of the
lSPARS, and Mrs. Thomas Streeter
Iof MorriStown, N. j.. former di-
rector of the Women Marines.
also are members.
Helen Hoyes a Member
Helen Hayes will represent the
field of entertainment and Mrs.
j. L. Blair Buck of Richmond,
former president of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs, will
serve as a civic affairs leader.
Among the other advisers, and
their fields of interest. are Miss
Mary I. Barber, Battle Greek,
Mich, dietetics: Miss Sarah G..
Blanding, Poughkeepsie, N. "
education; DR.. Margaret Clapp,
Wellesley, Mass, education; DR..
Margaret D. Craighill. Topeka.
Kans., medicine; DR.. Lillian Gill
breth, Montclair. N. j., engineer
ing; Mrs. Beatrice B. Gould. Hope
well, N. j., editing and publishing;
Mrs. Sidney Hillman, New York,
labor; Mrs. Maurice Moore. New
York, welfare: Mrs. Ogden Reid,
New York. publishing.
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uul SS1y oO14S dOOuI SA0 NAiS
Cole" by the assembled 4-and-5-
year-olds.
When the merry old SOULS
orders had all been filled. the
lady at the piano started quiz
program.
Now see if you can guess what
this is," she said, as she started
playing a simple melody.
Its the Bunny Song" said
the first of several to raise their
hands.
That's right" said the sweet
faced, gray-haired woman who
had been standing to one side.
Then she placed the successful
contestant in the center of the
circle and selected four or five
others to join him. When the
piano resumed. the melody, they
proceeded to demonstrate the
bunny hop"
1t was fun for the youngsters.
And fun, too, for the volunteer
workers who help to make this
daily morning program possible
at the Industrial Home School
Annex at 5000 Loughboro road
NV.
But it is by no means all play
for the women who staff the nurs-
cry school inaugurated II months
ago at the Districts temporary
shelter for homeless children.
40 Children Attend
The school has an attendance
Of about 40 boys and girls from
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21a to 6 years old who are divided
into three groups, according to
age and aptitudes. Sessions are
held each morning from o to II,
with the volunteers, serving from
8:45 to 11:15.
With the exception Of O Staff
member who supervises the over
all program, all Of the nursery
school workers must come from
the ranks of women willing to give
their time to help in the rehabili-
tation of deserted and neglected
youngsters.
Although we've been operating
the school for almost q year and
a half, our volunteers never let us
down." Miss Winifred Thompson,
superintendent Of the annex, de-
Iclared last week. "And we have
not had a recruitment problem,
because when one has to leave she
generally gets some one else to
take her place"
Equipment and materials also
must come from the community,
but the response has been graf
flying. Between Is and 20 organ
lzationS. ranging from church
groups to professional clubs, can
be counted on for aid.
All of the cookies served at the
school. for instance. are supplied
by the Mothers Glass of the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church,
stanch friend of the annex since
it was set up in 1948 in the build
ings once occupied by the National
Training School for Girls and,
later, by the Receiving Home for
Children. In the winter, the
mothers bake the cookies but pro-
vide funds to purchase them dur
ing the vacation season when many
members are out of town.
The school was organized by
Mrs. Emily st. Pierre Hoge, who
began as volunteer and was later
asked to join the staff of the
annex. Among those who assisted
in the beginning were Mrs. Albert
Keller, Mrs. Holly Waterman and
Mrs. Wilford White.
No Experience Necessary
Mrs. Hoge, who still talks with
the accent of her former home in
Charleston, S. c., pointed out that
no experience is necessary for the
work. Love for children" she
said. ''is the chief requirement"
And this grandmother of seven,
who can be a firm disciplinarian,
knows how to make the homeless
youngsters in her care feel her
affection for them.
When one little girl began cry
ing last week during a game, Mrs.
Hoge quietly took her out of the
circle and sent her upstairs. "Cry-
ing is against the rules" she ex-
planned to an observer, "The chill
dren are not allowed to quarrel.
And she was crying because some |
one had taken her chair"
Later, however. she sent for the
young offender. "Are you sorry
you cried?" she asked in q low
voice. And when the youngster
nodded silently. Mrs. Hoge took
her in her arms and gave her at
warm hug.
"The hug" she commented, "is
part Of the punishment.
Although the number Of volun-
teers drops in the summer, Mrs.
Hoge has IA assistants at the pres
ent time, some serving only once a
week and several working two or
three days. Mrs. William A. CAV
Ter reports to the school four days
a week.
On a typical morning recently
the volunteers included Mrs. Gaw-
Ter, Mrs. Mary Waterman, a grand
who comes three days a
week, and Mrs. K. j. Won Spitz-
enger, a trained nursery school,
teacher. who comes once a week,
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Won1en's Clubs
Nursery School at Annex
Is Stated by Volunteers
By Frances Lide
Women'S Club Editor

Fifteen 20 youngsters formed circle around hastily
wearing pasteboard painted
bright gold.
AS clapped his hands youngster scurred
another with bowl and then three hddlers
voins
Accompanying the pantomme was usty rendition of the
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Plain City Women
To Continue Series

Women's Association of the
Plain City church will hold the
second in its series of three spe
cial luncheons at IL noon, We'd
nesday in the church. The lunch
con. served by Circle Number 2
at so cents per plate, will be held
promptly at II followed imme-
diately by an address by Mrs.
Herman E. Karrer, the Social
Education and Action Chairman
of the Association. Mrs. Karrer
will speak on The Presbyterian
Church Reaches out into its Com
munity."
The program is so planned
that women who must do so may
leave by l pm. without. missing
any of the luncheon or the pro-
gram. The women of the COM
munity are invited to attend.
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Personals:

Callers at the c. j. Gordon
home this week were Rev. Robert
Hess, of Marysville; Mr.. Frank
Jackson, of Peoria; and Mrs.
Nicol, of Marysville Rt. A.
q @
Mrs. Z. B. Bumgarner and son,
Ernie, and Robert Webb, of Ma
rysville, and MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Bumgarner and Cathy, of Bu-
cyrus, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Mather
and Glenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Moody, of
Columbus, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Boord, of Peoria, New
Years Day.
r. L. Coons, of Broadway,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmie Edwards and son,
Dwight Leslie, of Bellefontaine.
New Years Day dinner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coons
and r. L., of Broadway; Mrs.
Corinna Cunningham, Mrs. Nina
Cunningham and son, Ned, all
of West Mansfield.
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59g g q z3lg SS
Weiser-Chilcote
Wedding Solemnized

The wedding of Mr.. Lowell
Weiser, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. Weiser, of West Mansfield, and
Miss Donabel Chilcote, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Chilcote,
of Mt. Gilead, was solemnized in
the Galena Methodist Church at
7:30 New Years Eve by the
brides cousin, Rev Alva Taylor,
pastor there.
The double-ring ceremony was
b eautifully and impressively
carried out.
The bride wore tWo-piece,
powder blue taffeta gown, with
white accessories to match and a
corsage of yellow rose buds. They
were attended by the parents of
both the bride and groom.
After a short honeymoon, they
will be at home to their friends
in Mt. Gilead,
The bride is employed with the
AAA office of Mt. Gilead and
groom, at Marion Industries,
Marion. y
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McGUFFEY CLUB

McGuffey Literary Club. enjoy
ed the annual Christmas meeting
Friday in the home of Mrs.
Dwight Shuler, on S. Chestnut
ST., with noon covered dish din
ner, followed by the business,
program and a gift exchange.
Business was presided over by
Mrs. Shuler, the vice president,
and included election of officers:
president, Mrs. Margaret Wrinkle;
first vice president, Mrs. Delmer
Smith; second vice president
Mrs. Everett Mohler; secretary.
Mrs. Anna Ccott; treasurer, Mrs.
Fred Scheiderer; pianist, Mrs. /.
j. DeHaven. Mrs. Mohler provid-
ed the quotations for roll call, and
Mrs. Bert McCarty was program
leader, and gave the Christmas
story from Luke for devotions.
The program included several
Christmas carols, special music
by Myra Griffin, Barbara Hamil-
ton and Dixie Lee Shuler, and
readings by Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Moh-
Ter, Mrs. Dana Griffin, Mrs. Mar
garet Wrinkle, Mrs. Scheiderer,
Mrs. William Lashley, Mrs. Del
mer Smith, Mrs. Shuler and Mrs.
Mary Hutson.
Mrs. Laura Shuster was as
sistant hostess, and other MEM
bers present were Mrs. William
Alexander and Mrs. Bessie Grid
or
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SIZE UNION COUNTY IouRNAl. MARYsv1ILE ONO
SPRINcDALE BAPTIST
MISSIONARY

Missionary Society of til e
Springdale Church met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Wilcox, on N. Main St, with 10
members present.
Program included a piano solo,
Mrs. Lloyd Mcdowell; devotions,
Mrs. George Reed; duet, Rev. and
Mrs. Reed; topic, Forward To-
gether", presented by the leader,
Mrs. Chester Rittenhouse, assist
ed by Mrs Ivan Black, Mrs. Reed,
Mrs. Frank Stump, Mrs. Dallas
Black, Mrs. Taylor Rittenhouse,
and Mrs. p. w. Jackson; appro-
pirate hymns, and closing prayer
by Rev. Reed.
Mrs. Taylor Rittenhouse pre-
sided over the business. Addi-
tional members present were Mrs.
10. B. Yoder, Mrs. John Lowe,
Mrs. Cliff Clarke, Mrs. Murray
Newhouse, Mrs. Bessie Crider,
Mrs. George Black and Mrs. Jes-
sc Mcdowell.
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York Women's Club
Holds Christmas PARTY

On Dec. 81, one o'clock
luncheon and Christmas party
was enjoyed by the York town
ship Womens Progressive Club.
in the home of ther outgoing
president, Lois Jordan. A nice
Christmas program was held and
gifts were exchanged.
The new president, Gladys Ca
hill, passed out her next years
programs, and plans were made
to meet with Edna Smith in Jan
uary.
Members who enjoyed the oc-
casion were Helen Barton, Alma
Bomeli, Helen Borland, Gladys
Cahill, Mary Cahill, Caroline
Davis, Edith Davis, Frances Far
rington, Charlotte Fawley, AL
berta Foos,, Eta Harris, Helen
Hill, Katherine Hines, Dorothy
Wiley, Mamie Losey, Clara Nor
row, Gladys Morrow,
Mildred McGinnis, Floris Rea,
Anna Ruhl, Cleo Smith, Edna
Smith, Vera Smith, Frances Sta
ley. Ocie Storms, Ruby cramer,
Nellie Bitler, Chloe Cahill, Hen
rietta Jacobs, Minnie Ortman,
Eleanor Smith, Nell harrington,
Debbie Hill, Ada Cornwith, and
Daisy Krauskop. Guests were,
Halle Jordan and Cora Michael
RI n n
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Presbyterian Groups
To Meet Wednesday

Group one of the Women's
Association will meet at 2;30
pm. Wednesday with Mrs, Rus
sell Noble on w. Fifth ST., Mrs.
James. Coe assisting. Group two
will meet at 2:30 with Mrs. Ste
phen Miller on Locust St, with
Mrs. Louis Rausch, assisting
hostess.
Group three will meet at 8
pm. with Mrs. Ellsworth Ohns-
man on S. Maple ST., with Mrs.
Lewis Thompson and Mrs. Cal
vim Park assisting hostesses.
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Mrs. Paul Williams will enter
tain the Woman's Parliament in
her home on w. Seventh ST., at
q pm. Tuesday. Committee two
will present a program on Mus
ic": Women and Music, Mrs.
Angus MacIvor; Music An Art
and a Business" Mrs. George
Whitney; To Commit, Mrs. E. F.
Southard; Selected, Mrs. Joseph
Maxwell.
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Circle of Remembrance

Circle of Remembrance will
meet at 8 pm. Tuesday with
Mrs. Clarence Specs on w. Ninth
st. Mrs. Specs will have devo-
tions, Mrs. Robert Crothers will
review the book, Seeds of Trea-
son., and Mrs. John Feenstra
will give a selected duty from
the Silver Cross. Mrs. James
Clifford will assist the hostess.
n
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The Watkins Ladies Aid will
meet in the home of Mrs. Fern
Ebright with Mrs. Ebright, Mrs.
O. c. Johnson and Mrs. Clarence
Ziegler as hostesses, Jan. IL at
IL noon.
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Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Welch,
Marysville Rt. 3, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Bernice Jean, to Donald Jolliff,
SON of Elmer Jolliff, Redwood
RI. 3.
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nesday with Mrs. William VOL
gamot on w. Fifth ST., with Mrs
r. w. Titus assisting hostess.
Presenting the program will be
Mrs. Gordon Beightler, Mrs. HUI
bert Scott, and Mrs. Lena BY
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Silver Cross Circle

Silver Cross Circle will meet
at 8 pm. Tuesday with Mrs. Carl
Coleman on Durham Ave-, with
Mrs. Dana Coleman assisting
hostess, Mrs. Donald Euverard
will give the devotions, and Mrs.
Robert MacIvor will give book
review.
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Mary Baldwin Circle

Mary Baldwin Circle will meet
at 2 pm. Wednesday with Mrs.
Flora MacCoy on w. Sixth ST.,
Mrs. May Esely assistant host
ess. Presenting the program will
be Mrs. George Simpson, Mrs.
Leila Hegenderfer and Mrs. Will
liam Wolpert
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W.S.C.S. Groups
Meet Wednesday

GfOup meetings LOT january
of the Women's Society of
Christian Service were held
Wednesday afternoon and even
ing.
Group one met at the home of
Mrs. E. H. Hatton on w. Fifth
St, Miss Mary Graham and Mrs.
George Simpson in charge Of
the program, ana assisted in pre-
sentihg ii by Mrs. Flora MacCoy,
Mrs. Joe Myers, Mrs. Lewis FL
lott, and Mrs. Frank Holycross.
In addition to these, Mrs. Hor-
ace Sheldon, Mrs. Emza Glad
man, Mrs. Don Carmean, Mrs,
Mildred Cassidy, Mrs. Orville
Hullinger and daughter Leona,
were also present.
Mrs. Dale Overly entertained
Group Two in her home on w.
Fourth ST., and Mrs. Milton
Southland was program leader,
assisted by Mrs. Mary Whitney,
Miss Edna Figley and Mrs. d..
B. Robinson, in presenting the
topic. Also present were Mrs.
Elizabeth Bonhan, Mrs. Willard
Specs, Mrs, Jed Rardin, Mrs.
George Beasecker, and her house
guest, Mrs. A. H. Light, of Spar
Ia, Mich.
Group Three met with Mrs.
Harold Sprague on w. Fifth ST.,
Mrs. Luther Liggett presenting
the program, assisted by Mrs.
Lester Welch, Mrs. Bert McCarty,
and Mrs. Leila Hegenderfer.
Others present were Mrs. C. B.
Mills, Miss Eltha Graham, Mrs.
Ray Lewis, Mrs. Emma Reading,
Mrs. Clair Thompson, Mrs. E..
K. White, Mrs. Howard Guy,
and Mrs. Arthur Lowe, and
daughter Patty. Mrs. Lowe was
welcomed as a new member.
Group Four was entertained in
the home of Miss Verge Kerr.
Mrs. James Evans gave the de-
votions, ''Life's Pattern" follow
ed by a poem, Land of Begin
ming Again, Miss Helen Wood.
A book review by Mrs. f. H.
Hatton, 'The Home Place" (Gip-
SOM completed the program. In
addition to these, others present
included Mrs. Russell Banks,
Mrs. Mary Boyd, Mrs. Leila
Cross, Miss Mary Fisher, Miss
Rita Gibson, Miss nellie Kloepfer,
Miss Ferne Mills, Mrs. Blanche
Morelock, Miss Belle Orahood
Miss Mary Orahood, Mrs. Ches-
ter Rosette, Miss Mary Sanders,
Mrs. Elwood Sawyer, Miss Hell
en- Louise Sullivan and Miss
Clarice Winget.
Group Five was entertained in
the home of Mrs. Carol Kelsey
on S, Maple ST., who was assist
ed by Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs.
John Grace, Mrs. Robert Ora
ham, Mrs. Jack Griffith, Mrs.
Walter Griffith, and Mrs. Robert
Lewis. Miss Virginia MacCoy
conducted the Service of Wor-
ship, and for the program, the
film, South of the Clouds, was
shown by Mr.. Joseph Dutton.
Each member is requested to
contribute clothing for the South
Settlement House, the box to be
filled at the next meeting.
Mrs. Paul Howey was a guest
and included among those pres
ent were Mrs. Donald Bigelow
Mrs. Roger Brown, Mrs. Joseph
Dutton, Mrs. R. H. Gibson, Mrs
Russell Gronko, Mrs. Frank
Holycross, Jr., Mrs. William Lee
Mrs. Joe Maxwell, Mrs. Myro
Polling, Mrs. Delmar Smith, and
Mrs. Robert Wagner.
Business in all groups included
assignment of portions of the
church social rooms for special
care, and announcement of the
general meeting on January IT.
All groups closed with a social
hour and refreshments served by
the hoSteSSeS and committees.
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water.
Mrs. Paul Gibson and Miss Lu-
ellie Forty will entertain the
Guild at 8 pm. Wednesday in
the formers home on the Boule-
ward
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With the Patients

Miss Margaret Brisker, of Mag
netic Springs, has been i'll at her
home for the past ten days with
blood infection.
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Congregational Groups
To Meet Wednesday

Congregational Missionary so,
ciety will meet at 2 pm. Wed
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Goings. Comings
Around
MdrYsviHe
Women's Parliament

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, 1951-01-23
.Csted Hospital
Hos New X-roy
Machine Installed

A new 200 ~milliampere
Maxicon unit manufactured by
Genelectric X-Ray Corpora
ton has been installed in the
Christiansted Municipal Hos
pital. This is the first and only
export unit Of this new ma
chine, which has many i'm
provements over the former
model.
The XRay machine is a two
tube unit with spot film device
for gastro-intestinal studies.
The tubes have a rotating
anode, and very clear and
fast X-Ray's can be taken. A
few Of the features are a COM
~pensating bucky, a motor-driv
en- table, shock proof units and
a very low spread of X-Ray's
outside of the target.
Mr.. Belling, who is the
X-Ray Mechanic from San
Juan, installed the machine
and it is now being regulated.
The new building which
houses the machine is also a
fine addition to the Depart
Continued on page A.
, 1951-01-23
Governor de Castro
Invited to Visit
Radio Stdtion WIVI

Edward M. Vickers, Gen
eral Manager of Broadcast
Station WIN invited Cover
nor de Castro in a recent let
ter to visit the station as soon
as it is in operation. His letter
reads as follows:
"Mrs. Vickers and myself
wish to take this opportunity
to thank you for your very
gracious reception on our re-
cent visit in st. Thomas.
1--WE are now very comfort
ably settled in St. Croix and
hope to start construction of
Station WIVI very soon. Be as
lsured that once we are on the
air we will cooperate with the
Government of the Virgin Is,
lands in the public service tc
our greatest ability.
"A most cordial invitation
awaits you any time you are
in St. Croix to visit Radio
American West Indies, Broad
cast Station WIVI."
, 1951-01-23
Dates Set For
series OF
Agricultural MEETINGS.

A series of meetings will be
held beginning January %, to
discuss various agricultural
activities in the Virgin Islands.
Attending these meetings will
be &C. Stubs, State Director
Of the Farmers Home Admin
lstration, G. Laguardia, Direc-
tor, Production and Marketing
Administration, for Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands,
Darnley A. Petersen, County
Supervisor, Axel Schade, re-
presenting the Virgin Islands
Corporation, BIS. Wilder and
Juan Villafane, Soil Conserva-
ton Service, and Oscar Bough
and Robert Harmon, Extension
Agents in charge.
These meetings will be held
CONTINUED on page A.
, 1951-01-23
ST. Croix Museum
Ordinance
Passed and Approved

The ordinance passed by the
Municipal Council of St. Croix
on January l6, creating a ST.
Croix Museum Commission,
was approved by Governor de
Castro on January 10. This
commission is for the purpose
of collecting and exhibiting
relies, documents, paintings
and other material to illus
trate the history of the Virgin
Islands and the culture Of
their inhabitants.
The ordinance provides that
the powers Of the Commission
shall be exercised by a board
of seven directors to be ap-
pointed by the Governor with
the advice and consent of the
Municipal Council.
1t is hoped that the Museum
Commission, as soon as it is
organized, will be able to raise
sufficient funds to purchase at
one the famous Folmer Ander@
son collection Of artifacts.
, 1951-01-23
Youth Shoots Girl:
Is Held Under $1,000
Boil for Hearing

A youth, George San Kits,
shot Rosa Santana his sweet
heart in the arm last night
with a p gauge gun. He was
held under $1,000 bail by
Judge D. C, C~anegata,
According to the Police re-
port, San Kits lives with
Rosa, and is the father of her
four-month-old baby. They evi
IDENTITY had some misunder-
standing and the girl return
ed to live with her parents.
The youth went to the home
OF the girl probably for a re
Cancellation, and it was while
the girl was outside with him
that he fired. He told police
they both had agreed on a
plan for him to kill her and
then himself. However, he ran
away and was met by his
brother Julio, around the La
COON Road; who wrested the
gun from him, after which he
ran away towards the hills,
but later returned to the home
of his parents.
He arrived just when
Hypolyte Brunstorff was
Speaking to his mother. Mr..
L%1unstorff then escorted him
to the Police station.
, 1951-01-23
DR.. Sdbdtelle to
Attend Academy of
Orthopedic Surgeons

DR.. Peter E. Sabatelle, MD,
F.A,C.S., Consulting Orthope-
die Surgeon in the Virgin Is
lands Department Of Health
will go to Chicago this week
to attend the American AGA
DENY Of Oothopedic Surgeons
under the sponsorship of the
Grant-in-Aid Division of the
Department Of Health Of the
Virgin Islands.
, 1951-01-23
DR.. Zolton SzepessY
Of Europe
Arrives in ST. Thcrnus

Dr.. Zoltan Szepessy, who
has been appointed a medical
officer on the Staff of the De
partment of Health, Munich
pality Of st. Thomas and St.
John, arrived with Mrs.
Szepessy from Europe in New
York on January 20, and ar
rived in St. Thomas Sunday
evening, January 81.
DR.. Szepessy is an ophthal-
mologist.
, 1951-01-23
U. S. Circuit Judge
Albert Morris
To Precede PdrtY

Circuit Judge Albert B.
Maris and Mrs. Maris will ar
rive in the Virgin Islands on
January %, in advance Of the
remainder Of the judges and
party from the First and
Third Circuit Courts Of Ap-
peal.
Judge and Mrs. Maris will
spend several days in Saint
Thomas and Tortola during
this week.