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Frank Butts, en route to NewYork City.Number 1..»Continued from page 1)number when Scharfl’s pants ripped, much to everyone’s embarrassment except his. He later laughed it off with the statement, “It’s never happened in Switzerland.Other area talent on the proincluded: Mrs. Edwardand herdaughter,andgram BregenzerRita Antoinette, who sang yodeled; the Swiss Farmer instrumental trio, w'ith Gerald Von Klein. Willie Yiederberger and Ernest Ammon, providin interludes of Sw iss folk music, and Mrs. Werner Bernett, Robert Schneider and Hans Neuen-schwander, yodelers and vocalists.livelyW. L. Rollins sang two verses of The Star Spangled Banner to open the show.In addition to those named previously, the students included Margareth Straub, Langnau; Eva Schmidheiny, Zurich, andNoelle Perrot, Geneva.The chaperone was Miss Madeleine Bittel of the Swiss National Tourist Office Zurich.The group traveled to Chicago this morning in a bus driven by Roy Pomeranz of Chicago. They left by plane at 12:30 p.m. for New York where they will make television appearances. They are to be in Washington next week before flying home to Switzerland.major oil clt; waukee arejday a priceper gallon i gasolines. Shell Oilfirm which fwould followStandard Oinesday.Other Mil thatannou would go up division of S Jersey; Pun Division of Oil Co.; roleum CoCo.HE’S OCT (CAMETONO. F. Rogehalted his with be in |When he ai found the equipment.— even hwater buclTAMIAUTI
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Monroe Evening Times

Monroe, Wisconsin, US

Fri, Jan 11, 1957

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