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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS x

Out OF Hospitals Mrs RoSalnd Glauton 2i29 Fourth Av
s. returned home Friday from Farew hospital whore she
derwent surgery Mrs Glonton is excellent physical cond
ton and is making q rapid recovery
Home For Easter; Miss Micent Wheeler 1912 Elliot Av.
of popular young school teachers spending
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LOafers Inc, Annual Easter
Twilight Dance, Sunday, April 81,
6 TO 10 p. m. Electrical Workers
Union Hall, Dale and Hague, st.
Paul. Advance Sl.25. Prizes. -
Advt.
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Wedding Anniversorie,


ST. PAUL
April PM. and Mrs. Cornell.
ius Tucker. $50 Rondo Av.. eight
years.
April 23--Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Lazenberry. 3s5 ~ Chatsworth
nine years; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Al
len, 642 Iglehart Av., eight years
April 26-Mr. and Mrs Byron
Brown, SIS St Anthony Av, II
years.
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SOCia! and Personal
= ST. PAUL

Guest Speaker Rev. Isaac Bakey of Scandal Mimi was
guest speaker for the Youth Council Mt Oyet Baptist
church at II Sunday April H. He chose his subject
- Present Day Youth"
Returns Home: Mrs. Bert Buckner SIS Aurora Av. re-
turned home April from Earl Ark where she called
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MINNEAPOLIS

April 21-Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Merrill. 23Oe Fifth Av s., 81
years; Mr.. and Mrs. James Mel
win Young. 421s Fourth Av s.,
one year
April PM. and Mrs. George
Young, 1000 Bryant Av. ", IS
years; Mr.. and Mrs. George s.
Banks. Jr. 3s25 Fourth Av. s.34
Years: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G Evans,
374O Fifth Av. s. 80 years: Mr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Thomas. Los
Angeles Calf. one year.
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Notice: The new offices Of the
st. Paul RECORDER newspaper
are at $40 Globe Building.
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Today the anceSt Of pies have actually to be
the easiest make thanks pudding and pie filling mixes
and tested and smptied recipes Not only favortc family
dessert, pies always make hit at parties
Nothing could be party like and richookng than
this Coconut Peach Peye in matter of minutes is pre-.
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Npws oF PnorLn YOU Know
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READ THE WANT ADS
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RENT 1T WITH a WANT Ap
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FOUR NEW MEMBERS
WELCOMED BY CLUB

Mrs. M c.. Evans, 3740 Fifth
Av. s., was hostess to the Laissez-
nous-faire Bridge club on Satur-
day afternoon, February 9.
Four new members, the Mines.
Boyd Crawford ST.. c. w. Glenn,
Palmer S. Jackson and Clarence
Roper were welcomed into the
clubs membership.
Following a lunch served by the
hostess, Bridge was enjoyed with
the following taking home prizes
for high scores: Mrs. c. w Glenn,
first; Mrs. Palmer Jackson. sec
ond; Mrs Richard l.. Stokes sr.,
third and the consolation prize
went to Mrs Roper. Mrs. Jessie
Shepard was proxy for Mrs. Rich
ard Stokes, and was given a gift
by the hostess.
At the previous meeting election
Of officers was held with the fol-
lowing officers elected: Mrs. c. A.
Anderson, president; Mrs. Charles
Noble, vice-president; Mrs. Bure
Carmichael ST., secretary; Mrs.
NJ X. Mcknight, treasurer and
Mrs. o. l.. Alexander. sunshine
chairman.
Mrs e. w. Glenn will be hos
tess at the next meeting March 8,
at her home. 374O Fourth Av. s.
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cult mix, and its an excellent way
to use over-ripened bananas. Just
mix it, put 1t in a pan and bake
it, You1l have a fine, rich Banana
Nut Bread because Pet Evaporat-
ed MIX gives II twice the richness
of ordinary milk And here's some
thing else youn hke-the two
thirds cup of Pet Milk in this re-
cipe is equal to one and one third
cups of whole milk nourishment,
Your family win find Banana Nut
Bread SO tempting that you may
never discover its fine keeping
quality, but it is just as good
perhaps even better the second
day. So be prepared for compli-
ments the first time you serve
your family Banana Nut Bread,
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treasurer and Mrs. Efne Green.
chaplain. After the business SEES
sion, social hour with refresh
ments was enjoyed, Mrs. Lubcrta
FAINT sac Iglehsrt will be hostess
al the next meeting, February %.
Breakfast Plnochie Club; Mrs,
John c, Few, cas- Iglehart Az, was
hostess to the Breakfast Pinochle
Club on Saturday morning, Febru-
airy o. After breakfast, pinochle
was enjoyed and the following
prizes were awarded. Mrs. Few,
first. Mrs, Lafayette Fields, sec
ond and Mrs, Earl Brent third.
Mrs James T. Hughes win hostess
az the next meeting, February 20,
at her home PISS Hazelwood Az.
N.
Club WIN Meet; Mrs. Ira Allen,
642 Iglehart Av., win be hostess
10 the Just For Fun Club at It's
next meeting, February II.
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Hospitalized: John Emmett
Young. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Young. 50S5 Irving Av. N,
is a patient in Mt. Sinai hospital.
John was playing basketball at
Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
House on January 20, fell and in
jured his hip and has been hos
pitalized for treatment Of the in
jury.
Leave For California: Mr.. and
Mrs. Talmage B. Carey ST., ST01
Fifth Av. S, left Monday Febru-
airy IL, for Los Angeles, for a
months vacation visiting relatives
and friends. They will be the house
guests of Mrs. Carey's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vim Jackson.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Walter Fos-
ter, 3641 Clinton Av., was hostess
to the Friday Night Out club on
Friday evening, February s. Plans
were completed for a Valentine
party with husbands as guests.
Birthday Club Met: Mrs. Walter
Smith, 374s Fifth Av s., was hos
tess to the Minneapolis Birthday
club on Saturday evening, Febru-
airy 9, Various games pere played
and prizes were won by Mrs. Fred
Jones, first, Albert Allen Jr., sec
ond and Mrs. w. Hall, third. Mrs.
Thaddeus James. 513 Logan Av.
~, will be hostess to the next
meeting on March 9.
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Debs & Dates

Hi there debs and dates Well
another week has passed in this
new year and we are once again
faced with a week end. Yesterday
was Valentines Day. so happy
Valentine 20 you
Last Friday the Wizards played
the Halle An Stars at Halle and
lost by very close score OF 81 20
so,
Happy birthday Janice Merrill,
may YOU have many more come
your way
The dance that Charles Brown
and the FlRirs were TO appear at
on Sunday afternoon was cancell-
ed, / don't know what compiled.
tons set in. but Il was quite dis
appointing. II has been long
time now since there has been a
dance, and that one would have
been most welcome,
There must have been magic In
the ball Saturday night, whenever
the Atchison An stars were about
TO make a basket, because Il
seemed like II Just about always
wanted to fall through the net
All stars won from the Wizards in
a most exciting game by a score
Of 100 TO So, The Wizards were A.
head the first half but the All
stars came from behind and that
was that OF course the age diff
ference between the two teams as
whole may have been a con-
trtbuting factor.
After the game there was a
dance in the gym, which was cut
out early, for reasons known 20
most.
Jeanette Miller gave an after
party after the dance, because two
Of her cousins are here from out
OF town.
Happy birthday to you Barb
Westberry hope you have n lot
more.
The -Four Freshmen viii be at
the Prom tonight / guess all those
that can win be out to see them.
Wen, people, guess I'll stop
the flow Of printers ink and get
the writer's cramps out OF my
hands mot much cramps you say,
Ed. - and sit back and relax ana
let you take over. Signing Off
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and hope that's going to be soon
Banana Nut Bread

and hope that's going to be soon!
Banana Nut Bread
Y cup sugar
/ unbeaten egg
l cup mashed ripe banana q to
3 bananRs)
a cup Pet Evaporated Milk
3 cups biscuit mix
y cup coarsely cut nuts
Mix well in a 3-quart bowl the
sugar, egg, banana and milk, Add
biscuit mix and nuts. Mix quickly
but thoroughly, Put into CREASED
pan Q X 5 X Sin, or one holding 7
to 8 cups, Bake near center OF oven
about / hour, or until bread pulls
from the sides OF the pan Let
stand in the pan 3 min, Then turn
out and cool before sliclng.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Feb. 16-Alberta Bell, 1895 Kent
St; Ed Salter, 1913 w. Central
Av.; Mrs. ]. o. Stubs, 693 Carroll
Av.: John A. Lane, 470 Kent st. !;
Mrs. Clarence Watts, 4Os Carroll
Av.; Lottie Diane Wright, 371 N.
Western Av.; Jane Miller. PSI
Rondo Av.; Leroy Lazenberry, 1856
N. Chatsworth; Barbara Massie,
932 Iglehart Av.; Jocelyn Mocka-
bee, 927 st. Anthony Av.
Feb. 17--Alvin Harmon, 633 w.
Central Av.; Mrs. Richey Adams,
GIT Iglehart Av.; Marshal Stewart,
9s2 Iglehart Av.; Cynthia Diane
Hickman, 667 Iglehart Av.; FL
mer Harris, 66S st. Anthony Av.;
Russell Phelps, 722 Iglehart Av.;
Lamar Smith, SAT Rondo Az.
Feb. 1s-Julia Harris, 597 lyle
hart Av.; Bertha James, 800 w.
Central Av.; Cherry Lynn Pugh,
972 Carroll Av.; Mrs. J. Martin,
416 st. Anthony Av; Ralph
Ward Sr., go w. Central Av.;
William Clark, el5 w. Central Av.;
Arthur Shelton, 1853 w. Central
Av.: Louise Maxine Latimer, $40
w. Central Av.
Feb. 19-Mrs. Clara Curry Gray,
30s Carroll Av.; Donald Powers,
663 Iglehart Av.; Milton Combs,
492 w. Central Av.; Dolores Sears,
400 Rondo Av.; Estelle M. Dorsey
755 Carroll Av.; Mrs. Claudia
Schuck, 1921 N. Dale st.
Feb. 90. c. Drizzle, sos Ron
do Av.; Virginia Beasley, 400 st.
Anthony Av.; Betty Lou Titus,
612 St Anthony Av.; Harriet Sue
Carter AL st, Anthony Av.; Mrs.
J. Wiley, 500 w Central Av.;
Charles Combs, TIT Iglehart Av.
Feb. 2l-Mrs. Harry s. Brown,
TOT Iglehart Av.; Mrs. A. J. Todd,
ss2 Rondo Av.; Mr.. A. Mcfarland.
493 Whitall; Mrs. Alma Goodrich,
995 Rondo Av.
Feb. 22-James Walker, 7ss st.
Anthony Av; Mrs. William Bray
boy, SIS Rondo Az; Mrs. Eula
Watson. 77s st. Anthony Av.; Mrs.
Manuel Mason, 694 Rondo Av.;
Johnny Ebert Harrison, es3 lyle
hart Av.; George Price, 454 Ron
do Av.; James Little, $50 Rondo
Av.; Mrs. Edward Reed, 752 Car
roll Av.; Hayward Parker, $50 st.
Anthony Av.; Mrs. J. r. Rosen-
bloom. 24slk Rondo Az; Mrs,
Archie Anderson, $50 Rondo Av.;
Mrs. Henry johnson, 1852 Iglehart
Av.
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ments for all. Mrs. Gladys Tucker.
chairman, will be on hand to chap
erone the group ably assisted by
Jimmie Slemmons, Claud Mason
and Mrs. Starr Shepherd. Don't
miss this party as the commit
tee promises a good time for
everyone.
Visiting Parents: Mrs. Eugene
Robinson (nee Patricia Alsup) OF
4o44 Fourth Av. S, left the city
Saturday, February 8, for Chicago,
Ill, to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Alsup. While in Chica-
go, Mrs. Robinson will celebrate
her birthday on February 10, and
will be joined by her husband who
win fly down for the celebration
and her father who is in North
Carolina on a business trip will
also return for the special occa-
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will
return home on Sunday.
Saturday Bridge Club To Meet:
Miss Mae Pulley, 1912 Third Av.
s., will be hostess to the Saturday
Bridge Club on Saturday, Febru-
airy 10.
Correction: Minneapolis Beauti-
clans Chapter No. 210 win be
hostess to the Twin City Council
of Clubs at their March meeting
and not the Unique Cosmetology
Unit No. 220 as was incorrectly
reported in last weeks issue Of
this paper.
Returns Home: Mrs. Rufus
Mack of little Rock, Ark, who has
been visiting her daughter, son-in-
law and family. Mr.. and Mrs
James Bailey of 1906 Second Av.
s., for the past two months, left
for her home on Thursday.
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WEDDING
ANNIVE
MINNEAPOLIS

Feb. 16-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Massengin, 3745 Fifth Av. s., 20
years.
Feb. I'M. and Mrs. Lawrence
Shannon Jr., el4 Girard Av. N,
six years: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Gray, 1929 Third Av s., IL years.
Feb. Is-Mr. and Mrs. wenzel
Miller, 522 Emerson Av. N, q
years.
Feb. 19-Mr and Mrs. Elmer
Wagner, e15 Fremont Av. N; 81
years.
Feb. 2O--Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Freeman Jr., n. Benning. Ca,
three years.
Feb. 21-Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bat
sell, 1918 18th Av. ~, II years.
ST. PAUL
Feb. l6-Mr. and Mrs. william
Cartwright, 7Os Iglehart Av.. 81
years: Mr.. and Mrs. James o.
Mann $50 Igiehart Av., six years.
Feb. ls-Mr and Mrs. Bennett
Isabel. 4l2 Fuller Av., two years.
Feb. 1e-Mr and Mrs. Alfred
White, Se4 Carroll Av., II years.
Feb 20-Mr. and Mrs. Claude
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Birthday
GRE ETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


Feb, leroy p. Hatehett, 4o44
Fourth Av. s.; Emma Jean Petit
ford, ITO Hyland Av. N; Bobby
Randell, 4l2l Clinton Av.: Mrs.
Luther Payne, 637Ia Olson Blvd;
Rev. Timothy Barge, s12 Bryant
Av. N; Janice Merrill, 2So9 Fifth
Az, s.; Deidra whitlock, 1854
Clinton Av.; Mrs. Martin Huns
berger, 4S35 Fourth Av, S.
Feb. IT Mrs. Richey Adams.
Second Av. S; Mrs. II. MRssen-
gill, 42S Fremont Av. NJ; Mrs.
Gertrude Smith, 4O4s Fourth Av.
s; Melton Lynn, 37oS Fifth Av. S.
Feb. 1s-Mary Ben, 1912 nth
Av. S; Norma Washington Rus
sell, 3540 Fifth Av. S: James
Thompson, 542 Aldrich Av, N;
Mary Lulu Williams, 1913 nth
Av. s.; Mrs. Sarah Pratt, 524
Emerson Av. N; Cynthia Eason.
sci 18th Av. S.
Feb. 19-Mrs. Anna Lewis, 1859
Humboldt N; Mabel L, Brown,
1889 Fifth Av N; Harriet White,
522 Fremont Av. N; Willie Arthur
Mosby Jr., 2S41 Fourth Av. S.
Feb. Bonnistel Gardner, 104
Highland Av. N; Mrs. Barbara
Barnes westberry, lis Z. seth st
Feb. al. w. Baldwin. 6I2 10th
Av. s.; Mrs. John Crenshaw, 5127
James Av. N; Mrs. Hattie Gross,
1920 18th Av N; William orell
North, 1922 Fourth Av. S.
Feb. 22-willis Gates, 3e47 Sec
ond Av. s., l.. Howard Bennett,
300 Third Av. s.. Bailey Wilson.
1924 Fourth Av. s.; Martin Huns
berger, 1885 Fourth Av. S.
Out -of-Town Birthdays
Feb. 16-willie c. Cheatem,
Chicago, Ill.
Feb. 2O-Earl w. Washington,
Lambert Field, Mo.
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King, 344 w. Central Az, 81
years.
Feb. 22-Mr. and Mrs. John
Robinson, $50 st. Anthony Av-,
10 years; Mr.. and Mrs. William
White, 773 Rondo Av, 35 years.
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Social and Personal
4 ST, PAUL x

Election Held When the Suburbanies Wednesday at
the home of Mrs Lula Brooks 7s5 Rondo Av topping
genda election of officers with the following officers elected
for the ensuing Mrs Lula Brooks presidents Doris
Franks vice president; Mrs Vema Waters secretary; Mrs
mertta Johnson assistant secretary; Mrs Rosama osby
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Social and Personal
z MINNEAPOLIS Z

It's Party Time Valentine Day will celebrated Friday
February To- when the Nacrema Club
gala Valentine party their cubrooms 3949 Fourth
ealing all youngsters between the of three and
old and from nine years old be the club
o'clock for evening of fun with games prizes and refresh
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Power brakes may stop a car
on a dime--but IL usually costs
about SlOO to get the rear end
fixed" Dan Bennett
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Classified ads In this paper are
tailored TO meet your advertising
needs.
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It's hard to keep from looking miserable feel when
cold but there keep looking less miserable
eyes frequently with pads Of cotton and ice cold water
In the Office have small bottle Of eye wash and
doing lot Of blowing IL will be impossible TO
keep lpstick and the makeup around your intact
smeay lip line keep your lpsck fainter than
Apply very carefully let it about is minutes then
blot we'll the faint color remaining shouldn't When
bed apply coating Of Vaselne LpIce containing
camphor scones and antsepc It will soohe the parched
prevent cracking and cold Put the
morning before psck II makes excellent base and the
slicones hold in natural moisture 10 prevent dryness
Until the nosebowng stage is apply petroleum jelly
frequently prevent soreness redne
roughness Rub well and apply makeup IT, Keep
a small your makeup with you for touchups after blows
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07
cHlcAGOLWEsTOcK

s. csslIcHSS sS: 5 nsS .os% .o .cUsD.
generally. steady 70 strong on butchera:
lev early sales 10 10 IS or more
sows steady 70 strong: good shippins
srs ls.i0-ls.S0: lev iots mixed v Tasfh-
y ie0.220 ID lS,0O-1e.fb: ibb Read
No, l.2 200-22O ID uniform In weight
and grade 1900: No. "a $50 sbo N
1875; small volume mostly ssO- ;Sy1
- l7,0g-l7 so: larger lots mixed Grades
35g-640 y sows f4.s6-i0 90; lev iots
i' S'sS Id on butchers order 1895
ssiabls cattle. 1000; calves. 400.
steers and heifers slow about steady:
but outlet for steers. 1880 pound and
over narrow and draggy: cows fairly
active fully steady: bulls active, fully
steeoy: vealers UNCHANGED; stockers and
feeders scarce: load, l.292-pound, low
70 e1yeraIe steers. 1880: loads similar
s S5oS. "a lL Ia Pound ss cS ..v.sass
few vs's ssnS scpS 70 % H low cs aSns
several loads hish choice ana ioW y BRINE.
g7S.1O75 pounds heifers, 1850 ~ 90:
good and choice helfefa and uiiSed
yearlings D.5Os23. 00i utility and com.
merciai COWS. 13.Qn.15, 90: with com
cutters, I0.bO.f3. so: few s0ieeted can.
bulls. i5.O0-i7 90: cutter bulls, Ia 90, 90.
300: good and choice yeaiere, 1900
5000; few choice and prime, fO. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07
|Synles Hopeful
On Pennsy'sNel

PHILADELPHIA. May Z (R.-
President James NJ. symes of tn,
Pennsylvania Railroad predicted
today that 1857 profits for Amer.
ica's largest railroad should b,
as good II not somewhat better
than last years"
Last year the Pennsy had ne,
income Of @li.5l6.l3S, sliRhtl,
above 1855 and Is Mr.. syme,
told today's annual stockholder',
meeting "the highest for any Of
the last II years"
Despite his optimism for All
OF 1857. Mr.. Symes reported that
Tor the first four months OF the
year, with April profits estimated
Pennsylvania's net income will be
". 400. 900. down some s3.5 mill
non from the same 1856 period
This decline, he emphasized in
q nine-page report he read to
some 1000 stockholders gathered
IN the Sheraton Hotel, came il
spite Of operating revenues that
went UP SIS million in the first
four months compared with A
similar period at the end Of last
year.
Mr.. 6ymes said the gain was
onset by an increase Of some
Si2 million in operating expenses
ana q decline In freight trafYic
OF 5 per cent and in passenger
traffic Of 2 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

man put 1t ruefully TO me. "our
success has brought as many
headaches as handshakes."
Until recently. most financiers
had only good things to say about
the unions. They made loans the
majority Of banks wouldn't
touch. They helped fight the
loan sharks. And anyway, they
were too picayune to bother any
major banker.
Not SO today. With their bill
lions OF assets and billions of
loans. the unions are competition
lew lenders are struggling on.
The credit union will continue
to grow. But its leaders are
warned: From here on, they'll
have to fight to protect its priv
ileges.
Copyright. 1887. Hall Syndicate. Inc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07
|Schmick Named Heed
OHM. ByIIesby Geo.

In q move to intensity and
broaden the scope of the invest.
ment banking activities Of H. M
Byllesby & Co.. its new board
chairman. j. Patrick Lannan
yesterday announced two major
management realignments.
Franklin B. Schmick, former.
~ vice president. was promoted
to president Of the 55-year-old
securities underwriting firm and
Joseph H. Briggs. veteran presi-
dent, was named to the newly
created post Of chairman of the
executive committee.
Mr.. Schmick has been q Byl-
lesby executive since 1852 and
Us q director and chairman of
the executive committee Of Ad-
vance Aluminium Castings Corp,
a director and member Of the
executive committee Of Maloney-
Crawford Tank & Manufacture
ing Co.. q director of Susuue-
hanna Corp. and Is a nominee
for director Of the Milwaukee
Railroad.
Mr.. Lannan and his long time
associate, Francis C. Wcolard,
last April 30 dissolved their part
nership and the business OF Knee
land q Co.. their central base
OF investment operations for %
years. Mr.. Woolard became q
byllesby vice president and d.
rector last month. Mr.. Lannan
owns around 20 per cent Of the
outstanding Byllesby shares.
Founded in 1902. the invest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07
Merger ToIks Halted
BY Underworld

NEW YORK. May z R.-
Merger talks between National
Cash Register Co. and Under
wood Corp. have been termi-
mated by mutual consent" Fred
NJ. Farwell. president of Under
wood. said yesterday.
Mr.. Farwell said Underwood's
board Of directors had CON
sidered" q merger proposal
made by National Cash Register
late last year but had found it
TO be unacceptable"
1T was believed" he said.
that the best interests of I'm
derwood's stockholders could
only be served by recommending
an association with another
company ct q price for Under
wood shares representing a SUBJ
stantial premium over the cur
rent market"
Underwood com mon stock
closed yesterday at SGT a share.
down 81. National closed at
$50.37. down IL cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. May z IR.-Poreien ex.
ehanee rates follow. Great Britain In
aoilars, others IN cents unchanged I'M
Canadian dollar in New York open
narket W per cent premium or lOl.5C
q. 3. cents.
Europe: Great Britain Cpound 81 .7ss.
sSs s sS.S's i aas: e9sSey future.
ttrencl 1854. up .0Oh: France franc
lpeltsehe mark % so. Holland truilder
z0:io. On .00h; letaly liiral :l6H Of q
tkronal 1884. Switzerland (francl
uree) 1884. Denmark Ckrone) 1890.
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PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Lewis b. Rock. H., has beer
named brokerage. manager fol
Washington Associates, Inc. gen.
eral agent here for Variable Lif.
Insurance Co. He formerly wa,
on the stan Of the Senate Re.
publican Policy Committee ant
also on the editorial stan o.
The Star.
Charles M. Adams has beer
named sales director for the
Willard Hotel and Hugh G. Me.
kefney has become assistan,
sales director. Mrs. Theresa p
Norman and Miss Louise r
Michael were named special sale,
representatives.
Burton A. Ford, IT,, division
sales manager for Reuben H
Donnelley Corp. here, has beer
promoted to director Of super.
visory and management TRAINING
for the firm in Chicago.
Harry G. Bishop has beer
named sales representative here
for British Overseas Arrays
Corp.