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Evening star., 1952-03-28
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Evening star., 1952-03-28
Purke, Davis Reduces
Prices on MedicinuIs
By the Asseeic,ed Pres,

DETROIT, Mar. 20. Parke,
Davis g. Co. has announced price
reductions on 10 different medic
inals.
Graydon L. Walker, director Of
United States and Canadian sales
for the pharmaceutical concern,
said the decreases. effective at
once in both countries, range up
to A per cent on seven different
!penicillih products.
He added that price cuts Of 80
|per cent have been made on strep-
tomycin and two dihydro- -strepto-
|mycin products.
The price reductions are the
second to be announced by Parke,
Davis & Co. on high-volume items
since January /.
Evening star., 1952-03-28

Gus. he has served in an executive
capacity with Halle Bros. Of
Cleveland and Saks Fifth Avenue
at Detroit.
Mrs. Grosner also announced
the appointment of William L.
Walling as buyer of women's coats
and suits. Mr.. Walling was for
merly merchandise manager Of
women's outer apparel with Her
berger'S and the Emporium in
Minnesota.
Safeway Profit Cut Sharply.
Although 1851 sales of Safeway
Stores were 20 per cent above
1850, profits sank to $7,615,851,
compared with $14,717,301 in the
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Chieuuo Livestock

CHICAGO. MAJ 20 dp stspN .--sala.
butchers and sows steady. to % centl
higher; bulk choice butchers. lS0-22t
pounds, l7.00-I1.25 00I 239-279 ~ pounds g s6
few loads and lots. 25-39O pound butch
and less. Is. 10. .65; 100-5OO pounds
I3.7s-I5.2b occasional heavier sows
Salable cattle. 700; salable calves
200; generally steady: cows slow; prime
steers absent; scattered loads and los
good and choice steers and yeariinRs
%. .50-35. 90; load. borderline good and
Loads commsrcisl e iSyoscod @ II. 1oSod d 30
choice heifers, 29. .50-33. 90; few eemmef.
cisls down g a6.SS; mSst Ga utility and com;
commercial cows to $3.50; Gamers and
cutters. .l7.50.s0 so; utility and CONNER.
s1 pTims 0us; vss;lers.. 'So.ooess.oS; snsf lots 5
ssIiable sheep. 500: both fresh arrival,
and 300 head holdoyers from Thursday
steady; bulk good TO choice fed Wooled
and summer-shorn lambs, 25.SB-2S.0 90;
small lots choice to prime wcoied lambs,
2S.25-2S.50; latter price top; mixed
weight slaughter. ewes fully STEADY at
12.00-14.75 mostly.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Market Averages
FOREIGN Exchunqe /,

NEW YORK. Mar. g P;5Eoreiggn
o0ess; cesanss;disn dollar Is New York ,epsg
market l per cent premium or lO1.00
sli E1iope-creat m Britain tpoundl SO
up 4 Of cent: 30 day futures Z. S0i't
up u Of . cent; e0.day futures 2. 80. up 4.
cent ssni g S.siS sSS fsHsss iIsnei 19 lSs up un
unchsnsed; Holland tspiidsr5 &c ,5s. ..ur
:ol Of 2 cent; Italy d,,, siiral .,S ;lSN g "a <
|unchanged: Sweden (krona1 1888, un.
|changed; Switzerland tfrancl ffreel 22,o7
- Latin America--Argentina tfree) rig
UNCHANGED; Brazil (free) $50, unchaneed;
Mexico u.67 UNCHANGED; venesuel,
ofyaE Ply EastMHons Kona dollar 1885. un
Evening star., 1952-03-28

Raleigh Hab-
erdaSher, 1t was
announced to-
day by Mrs.
Claren ce w.
Grosner. presi-
mt Of the
w a h in g ton
store.
Mr.. KroSin, a
native Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, has
been connected
with retail busi-
ness since 1919.
In addition to
Mailman Mar
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Business Briefs
BituminOus Production

BituminOus Production in the
week ended March % was estimated
lat 9.520,000 tons compared with
9, ,765 900 IN the previous week and
II, ,189, 900 in the comparable week
|of 1951.-National Coal Associa-
ton. t' y 50,
Money in Circulation this week
totaled $28, 1926. .0oo,0 900, a decline
|of $32 million from the week be-
fore but $1.29l 900. 900 above the
corresponding week last year
Federal Reserve Board
Rail Freight Volume last week
amounted to 7l9.s21 carloads. an
increase Of 1.6 per cent from the
week before but SO per cent below
the similar 1851 week.-Associa-
|tion of American Railroads. =
Heavy Construction Contracts
aggregated $27l .e37, 900 in the
week ended Monday. compared
with $3.50. .763. 900 the week before
and $414.878,000 in the sirnils.
week last year.-Eng gineering g
News Record. u
United States Steel Corp. re-
ports stockholders numbered 270,-
600 in February, compared with
Ia p kim ately 266.000 three
months before.
Montgomery Ward q Co. report
ed a net profit for the fiscal year
ended January 81 Of $54,342,330|
or 1914 q common shore VS.. Sta
l59 ,977 or $11.19 the year before.
Reynolds Spring Co. reported a
met loss Of $36.392 for the quarter
ended December 81, VS.. q net
profit Of $101, ,234 or 36 cents al
share in the same period a year
earlier.
Mueller Brass Co. earned $685.
767 or $1.29 share in the quarter
ended February 20, VS.. $753,296
lor $1.42.
Wyandotte Worsted Co. earned
$164, ,222 or ~ cents In the Febru-
airy quarter. VS.. $265,940 or A
cents.
Borg Warner Corp. earned $21,-
219, ,389 or $3.50 In the year ended
December 81. VS.. $29.219,224 or
$12.16. -
Also for Calendar 1851:
Carnation Co. earned $6,927. 1853
lort $10.75, VS.. $9,484,ll3 or $14.95.
Greyhound Corp. earned $13.-
712.65s or $l.27 per share out
standing, VS.. VS.. $ll,849,854 or
$1.25.
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Co. earned $4, ,292 .085 or 1888. VS..
So, $50. .635 or 1894.
Drewrys Ltd, u. s. A., earned
$685., ,452 or $4.46, VS.. 81. .227, ,184 or
$2.05.
Remington Arms Co. earned
| IS, ,449.459 or 20 cents, VS.. $685.
868 or SO cents.
American Viscose Corp. earned
$23, 10000 or $5.37, VS.. $50. ITO. 900
or $7.8S., ~
Creole Petroleum Corp. earned
500. .278,299 or $7.82, VS.. $780,
930.337 or $6.45.
| Republic Aviation Corp. earned
l$2.9S4,61S or 1892. VS.. $2.355. .006
1or $2.34. Il
| B0eing Airplane Co. earned ST.
l40,751 or $3.50. vs.. $10,825.558 or
1910.
Sterling Drug Co. earned $11,-
55l .461 or 1921, VS.. $13.481.87 or
l$3.4l.
Twentieth Century Fox Film
Corp, earned $4.308, ,43l or STAT
Tvs. $9.553. .260 or 1926.
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Evening star., 1952-03-28
Produce Markets

,,spsS Producs q9SSotations from baltimore fur
ins 03Sss Tsiss nehss se p 5sSSS RspasSay'as s
ss5soSo o. III inches HEnfs Sp, S5.s asees oS stay. SS
mans; s inches up. few iine quality. $50;
Ia sm.s inches i,,Se: Se z 7s-aas az NeS ~ JsIs.y:
Sp saS,5o:: 5o:nsp Pennsyiysais NM iSbnshsi bnshsi
Igp, fair quality, 2.SS-S.o6; staymsns. as
ssess s 0sdSIharS daI D. assaisy No +; 70 H..
a. 2-insh HintmuIn, unwsshed, + Pennsyi-
Sinis iopoSsaSd psad ssss. SoRsnd sss 81 sso esn,: as
baskets and hampers. ,W s. No. T. some
ashsa 2syss s5ytsss New ierssy ,s1r SSd
nspss vs.s,t: III. ssa: e ssn.,,, ssss ss;
quality, s;00-4 90; best. 1904 90; some some
good quality. 5.00-5.50; repacks. cartons
slX 1:-oqnce cellophane bass: 40.
hampers soo-e.s5. few Gl1as hiah as 7So 0SSne'
Bee: gestsoo-Peennsylvania, o Per bushei baskets
Poultry Quotations.
Pouitry.-Market steady; prices seneral
ETs:rs: i;s: sSsg Sysg pounds. so.ss; hens. heavy
Grain Market.
Elour-Receipts, 9:070 100-pound sacks
ments. Is |. .sS$ bushels; stocks, s.ss46. .sso
bushels. No. 2 red winter earlicky spot.
domestic, 250ls; March. 2.50a: No. 3.
Corn--Receipts 144.962 bushels; ship
ments, $50. 100 bushels; stocks. 1,940.313
Oafs-Receipts, 12.500 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks, Ss;0@S0 20 bushels bushels. ~.
meRss nSns stocks 5ss 42s ss,R.h RRsfels ,b,p
ments none; stocks, 'osS hu:9Ss;ls !S;En .n.,
none: stocks, 263.SS bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. 3S7 tons.
Eggs and Butter.
(Yesterday's Quotati0ns.)
Market steady to hrm. Prices generally
UNCHANGED. Receipts light. demand fair
Prices fob. Baltimore by frst re-
ceiyers: Large. min. 20 pct. A-auality,
whites 41-43h; brown and mixed colors
i3S-43I2; mediums. min. 20 pct. A-auality.
whites 81; brown and mixed colors, too
few sales to quote.
Receipts: Butter 32923 pounds; eggs
1.T50 cases.
/ -s ..
Evening star., 1952-03-28

previous ye ar
q n d President
Lingen A. War
ren in the an
nual repor I
struck out at
"the effect Of
discriminator r y
price regula-
tions on Safe
way ope ra =
tions.
"It is becom-
ing increasing
ly evident that
the retail food
Evening star., 1952-03-28

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Evening star., 1952-03-28
Other earnings included:
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO, Mar. % tR.-saies Of cash
Of ceresls on the Board Of Trade today
The market opened mixed with oat;
SION SION Alter the first few minutes. oats
Joined the other cereals on the advance
Nay. 2'51ss; corn. h-N higher; May
I.SaM: cats 4-A HIGHER; Nay. e6ia;
soybeans. 4-lM hieher: May, .2.e1s4; lard
10 cents 4 hunlred pounds hisheri
Evening star., 1952-03-28
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Mar 2S K.-Cottcn fu-
as spot frms resumed their buying OF
contracts on q moderate scale. There was
some commission house and New Orleans
demand for the new crop months. based
on the uncertain crop outlook. Offerings
were limited.
Noon prices were e5 cents to 81 10 q
bale higher than the previous close. May
40.97. July 4O.OS and October 37.17.
Evening star., 1952-03-28

not included cid Called xKx dfvidend
stock dividend Cash Or stock, pe-I
e :soes :nssfss s.,s s's .s s0; ;.s4 e d,
sDiit-up. ssii Declared q Ssid this ssss sn|
sesra nd Nexf day deliver; raid tkis|
year. dividends omitted. deferred or ne
action taken at last diyidend meeting !
aiviasne sss' bssissea aa p B esis in I issl plss
stock dividend y LIQUID 61tlns .dividerd.
rsssSdIs e s.css szsst go salas ads-
Evening star., 1952-03-28
I'D. krosin Appointed
Raleigh 5 Controller
And Superintendent
By Doncld B. HodIey

J. d. KroSin. formerly of Nei-
man-Marcus Co. Of Dallas. Tex,
has been appointed controller and
general store superintendent OF
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Mar. % ds.-spot nom
cents cents pound. Connectieut VALLEY; iead,
10. cents q pound. New York. Zinc. 19la
cents 4 pound East st. Louis. Tin. III u
pound, New York.
Evening star., 1952-03-28

Hourly Sales sn tbs Exehanoa
III 100 an $50 900 70 90 noon TOO coo
I 90 p.m $50 600 90 u.m. 600 600
tunit Of trading 10 shares. I'm bank
ruptcy or receivership Or being feorgani1ed
assumed 6y such coinpanie3 Rates of 6ivi.
dends ii the foregoing tables are annual
disbursements based on the last duartertys
wise noted special q extra disidsnds sss
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Mar. 20 U9. - DIVIDENDS
announced today: Z.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
ss,7s1. 1.24o,a 200 90

D. q. CNAIO,
Second vice President.
w, ]. BARRETT, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
goth day Of March. 1852
.s Notary Public.
state. Of New York No. 4l-0S0050O.
9uslhed in Queens County. Certifcats
pires March 30, 1853
Evening star., 1952-03-28
GOING
REAL ESTATE SHOPPING
THIS SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY?

then to shop first In the big real estate section
Of The Star tomorrow and Saturday BY consulting
large selection properties advertised IN The star
Saturday you time shop around 70 inspect
nomes TO compare values 81
The star carries real display advertising
any other paper IN the United States. 5sss <f
Evening star., 1952-03-28
N. 7. Curb Market
Lusf HsefS = M sEsnSThb Ps

Am Marac .20g
Anac Id NJ Toe
Ang LauNitA 10
Apex Eiec Mfg :.
Aspinook l
Atlas Corp w
Babcock a W .
Bald Sec .3Sg
Barium Stl Ne
Braz TT Lap
Brit Am OIL H..
Burma Ltd -
BURY Biscuit
.Cal&EdmCp.lO-
CALVIN CnsO &0
Can Sou Oils
Can Att Oil Ltd
Can Narconi
'CapTrans 2.e6e
Cen Expl Ltd
Cessna Air .40g-
Claude Neon
Colt Mfg A
Cons Min&S 81.
ConsRoyal .14e-
Cont P d ~ 2b-
Cosden Pet IL
Creole Pet 1he-
Croft Brew
CRYSTAL Oil
CubAtlSug ] IA
Det Gray Iron .
Devon Leduc O.
Dom Fin cog
East Gas q P1
81 Bond&S 1Mf.
Eureka c Ltd
EurekaC CLtdWar
Gerity Mich 40
Glen Aid Coal
Goldneld Con-
Ct Lakes O&C
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Named Regional Manager.

Charles E. Sumrall has been
appointed Washington regional
manager, for Chrysler Division.
Chrysler Corp. He succeeds Charles
w. Neely. who has been promoted
to sales executive of the division
IN Detroit.
Mrs. Edna s. Snyder has joined
the creative staff Of Henry J.
Kaufman q Associates. adyertis-
ng agency.
, 1952-06-13
Mungo Jones to
Feuture ct Vuriety
Show on Wed. NIGHT

The famous Mango Jones'
Of VISTA fame alias Ron de
Lugo Of ST. Thomas, will be
one Of the features ef the Va
riety Show to be presented at
St. Marys Hall for the benefit
Of the building fund for the
new school.
Other outstanding local ar
lists will include: Mrs. Rita La.
Fontaine Forbes, Lyric So
prano; she will be accom-
panied BY that brilliant but
unassuming pianist, Mrs. Eula
lie Berridge.. st. Marys
Choral Group, Mrs. Fritz
Henle will dance; and Calypso
specialties by Wesley Thomas,
, 1952-06-13
General Bodtner
Going After Another
Tough Compound-66

General Hayden Boatner's
men are now going after No.
Sc Compound, where 5000.
tough North Korean officers
are reprted planning a similar
fight against orders to move
out. General Boatner conduct
ed some communist leaders
through the now vacant Com
pound IS as a warning Of what
they might expect, and some
fContinued on page ~
, 1952-06-13
Cyril MGrshCll
Nurned Curutor 81
81. Croix Museum

AT q regular meeting Of the
st. Croix Museum Commits
sion held on June 9th Cyril
Marshall was appointed Cura-
tor Of the Museum as of
August 1st. Mr.. Marshall is
resigning from the Vocational
program at the High School at
the close of the school year.
Since Mr.. Marshall vas
largely responsible for the
MUSEUM CURATOR
, 1952-06-13


United Nations, NY. Saudi
Arabia has made q further con
tribution Of SAC, 900 for the
United Nations relief program
for Palestine refugees, it WIS
announced At ~. N. Head
quarters.
IN addition, Saudi Arabia
has pledged 1000 tons Of petro-
leum products for Palestine
refugee relief.
A similar contribution Of
$40, 900 and 1000 tons of petro-
leum products was made by.
that country in the previous
fiscal year.
The Middle Eastern King
dom has also made a second
contribution Of $4,000 for
relief.
NNNMW~EV WE
, 1952-06-13
Luth. K~indergurten
TO Howe Graduation
Exercises June Is

The annual commencement
exercises for the tots who at
tend the Lutheran Kindergar-
ten in Christiansted will be
held on Thursday night, June
10 at the Parish Hall in
Christiansted.
A special program has been
prepared for t h E occas on
which should also delight the
adults.
Mrs. Beatrice Benjamin is
the superintendent ii charge.
, 1952-06-13
Communist Guns
Bldze Aguin Along
Entire Koreun Front

Communist guns blazed
once again along the entire
155 mile Korean battlefront in
what is termed the bloodiest
since the beginning Of
this year. The drive by the
North Koreans and Chinese
communists may be the de-
velopment Of the spring 6
offensive.
United Nations troops met
the communists with tanks,
fghter-bombers and flame
throWers.
Shore batteries fired on a
U.N. Warship, which was 1atei
Continued on page A
, 1952-06-13
Records Of Merchdnts
Found Unsatisfactory
BY Locul OPS

The survey, which is at pre-
sent being conducted under
9 Ceiling Price Regula-
ton 81 has shown that several
merchants are not keeping
5ase period and current re-
cords as the regulation
requires.
Letters have been written to
persons who have not been
found in compliance with this
particular section Of the regu-
lation and they were given Is
days to comply.
Because of the Importance
Of the recorc-keeping require
ments and because Of the.
many merchants who may
not understand how these re-
cords should be prepared and
maintained, Norman Cissel;
nur Territorial Accounting
Executive, will be available at
the local OPS Office in Saint.
Thomas tor an indefinite.
period for the purpose Of as
sisting merchants in the pre-
paration Of their records.
The Office Of Price Stabili-
cation IS located at No. Is & is
Kongens Gade near the Apol-
10 Theatre.
, 1952-06-13

layout and displays in the
museum, and is by training
and experience well qualified
to caqly out field work, re-
search and the preparation Of
other exhibits planned by the
Museum Commission it was
deemed necessary to employ
him on a full time basis.
Mr.. Marshall is a graduate
Of the Birmingham School Of
Arts & Crafts, in England
Continued on page ~
, 1952-06-13

Los ANGELES, CALIF.-Irate citizens broke up an attempt ~
Communists to in6ltrate the Los Angeles AnnualsWond Trade Week
observances with Red propaganda. "A Red nag upper left Is shown ~
ing over g Russian booth ct the Affiliations Festival In Sportsman1s
Park. Irate visitors placed the large American flag IN foreground n
position and forced removal Of the Russian booth
, 1952-06-13
antidgo Ortiz,
Mundqer Of Tours.
Visits St, Croix Office

Santiago Ortiz, manager Of
The tours department Of Puer
70 Rico and Virgin Island
Tours, came here on Tuesday
for a visit to the new ST. Croix
Office, which opened several
weeks ago.
Mr.. Ortiz stayed over for a
day, during which time he
studied the prospects of pro-
noting more business for the
Islands.
Mrs. Hazel Vickers IS in
charge of the local Office.
Soudi Arobio Helps
Palestine Refugees
With 10000 Dollars
, 1952-06-13

also a top notch pianist, and
Miss Marie Richards.
, 1952-02-19
CARD Of THANKS

we the family Of the lately
deceased Olric Francis, wish
to give thanks and apprecia-
ton to The President Of the
Virgin Islands Corp. Mr.. Cor
don IN. Skeoch, and his selec-
tive and voluntary staff for
their valuable assistance given
us lin the death and burial Of
our beloved one. Also to All
friends and acquaintance for
their tokens Of sympathies.
HYaeInth Francis
Kathleen Hennaman
Josias Francis
, 1952-02-19
D. G.
Vendue Director
WASHE SAVES

Hotpoint automatic washers will
do your laundry with one-half the
soap If you follow a new recipe for
the addition Of a water softenef 70
the machine. The softener and rec.
ipe for this clothes conditioning"
comes with each Hotpoint washer.
See this new washer, made BY the
newes leader ID the home laundry
industry. al your Hotpoint dealer.
He can plan 4 complete home laun-
dr. for you. S
, 1952-02-19
AUCTION SALE

at the request Of r. Fl. Am
phlett Leader, Esq, attorney
for Ann Rebecca James Pete
sen, Administrators Of the Es
tate of frankie Elizabeth
Williams James, Deceased, and
BY virtue Of an Order OF Sale
issued out of the District Coul
Of the Virgin Islands dated
January %, 1852, there will be
offered for sale at Public Auc
ton to be held ii the Office Of
the undersigned Vendue Dr.
rector on Friday, March 18th
1852, at 800 o'clock pm. the
real property No. 20 East
Street, Christiansted.
The conditions for the sale
will be read at the time Of the
sale, and all documents there
with connected will be ex-
hibited at the same time.
Christiansted vendue Office
January q, 1852
Fee $500
Say Two Dollars.
Z. G. CANEGATA
Vendue Director
, 1952-02-19
AUCTION NOTICE

&HM
AT the request Of Alice Will
iams, administrators, Of the
estate Of Elias Williams, de-
ceased, and pursuant to an
Order issued out Of the Dis
trict Court dated December n
95I the Vendue Director will
Ell at public auction:
Parcel No. 8 Of Retreat
Company Quarter, ST. Croix,
Virgin Islands
on Friday, March I, 1852 at
800 pm. III the Police Court
Of Christiansted, ST. Croix.
The condition Of the auc-
ion will be read at the time
Of the sale.
The Vendue Directors Of
fce, Christiansted, ST. Croix.
he 81 day Of January, 1852,
AID.
Fee: Two Dollars
Say $500
p. G. Canegata
Vendue Director
, 1952-02-19
NEWS

The SIS FORT TOWN
SHEND0 is scheduled to sail
from New York February 10Th
and is due at Frederiksted
February 22nda accepting
freight for Puerto de Hierros,
Trinidad, Grenada, st. Vim
cent, Barbados, Martinique,
Antigua and ST. kits. 81
The SIS FORT TOWN
northbound, is due
at Frederiksted March End ac
cepting freight and passengers
for St. Thomas and New York.
FURNESS. Witty & Co. Lid
Rob't Z Merwin & Company
Agents
, 1952-02-19

come tax return for 1851.
Each person not having q so-
ciaI security account number
will need one at the time.
Field offices are now issuing
account numbers to the self
employed and a last minute
delay may be avoided By OBJ
tanning account numbers.
, 1952-02-19
SWOP

Choice land in Sudbury
Massachusetts, formerly
owned by Henry Ford as part
Of his Wayside Inn property
in exchange for . home site on.
St. Croix.
JOHN S. Z
Sudbury, Mass.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-19
ST. JOHNS GUILD
GUESTS OF MRS. SHOuP

Members of St. Johns Altar
Guild met Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. G. F. Shoup for a
regular meeting of the group.
Mrs. Stanley Mylander, president,
was in charge of the meeting and
Mrs. Arthur Zibbel presented the
topic for the evening. Following
group readings a short business
meeting was held and committee
assignments we're made.
During the social hour a deli
cious dessert was served by the
hostess to Mesdames Stanley My
lander, John Miller, Jr., Richard
Moore, D. J. Fitzgerald. Arthur
Zibbel, Ed. Paule, Robert w. Reid
er, w. w. Druckenmiller, Gaylord
Croll, Richard Guntsch, Max Gri
est, Cortland Beier, Harry Zehner
Luther Peters, Ralph Ref, Donald
Jeschke and Miss Roseland Rohda
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-19
GENEVA CULAU HoNORED
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. Wilton Gulau entertained
the fourth grade pupils from Oak
Harbor School on Sunday in honor
of the ninth birthday of her dau-
ghter, Geneva.
The afternoon was spent playing
games and contests after which
the honored guest opened her gifts
Refreshments then were served.
Attending were Annette Gluth
Carolyn Behlmer, Joan Burmeist
er, Barbara Langholz, Stephanie
Shortridge, Linda Rust. Bernita
Miller, Christine Glove, Judy
Tack, Karen Schultz, Diane Nehls
Eileen Heinsen, Paula Nolan, Den
ma Mae Lochotzki, Pamela Erie
mark, and Betty Horn.