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The Valley settler., 1946-05-16

NETs FROM HERE and THERE
 Clayton and Charles Toodmard brothors, from South Ashburnham, Ia ssac chu sottg and Veterans Of this last War, have purcha sod the Pat Hornner farm on tho Natanuska River south of town.
 Tho latest flash from Soloctivo Service is that boys becoming oightoon years of age will continue to register tho samo under the previous law. Thoy arc exempt from induct ion, however, until they have attained tho age of 20 years.
 Tho latanu ska Valley Chamber 2f Commerce h2d a Noon Luncheon meeting at the Ronda- vous on Todnesday of this uook.
 MT. md Mrs. Ralph Harris had supnor with the Oscar Kindgran family Gonday evening aftor they arrived in Palmer. Oscar met them up the Highway before they arrived in Palmer. That ovonAtho Earri isos campod in Pa hner ill their tourist trailer house.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Air Forces Reservists
Meet Tomorrow

The Air Forces Chapter of the Re-
serve Officers Association will meet
at pm. tomorrow at the Officers
Evening star., 1946-04-21
|Shidehara May Resign
And GET Foreign Office
Post in New Cabinet
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, April 20.-Japan's latest
political crisis moved toward a
showdown tonight as spokesman
limited that Premier Kijuro Shide-
hara might resign to become foreign
minister in a new cabinet.
Heretofore the 73-year-old baron
has steadfastly rejected demands
that he step down, and recently let
it be known he would try to form
a coalition government from among
conservatives elected to the new
Diet. ID
Tonight, however, his principal
spokesman-Cabinet Secretary Wat
aru rahashi-intimated the posi-
bility of a deal by telling the
japanese press the next cabinet
should include Shidehara as foreign
minister regardless of who might
be premier.
Authoritative Japanese sources
agreed that anything could happen
including the possible disquali-
flcation of Ichiro Hatoyama, Liberal
| poi y 4CouCI dllo DlOsoU dCGlNt Op.
ponent of the aged premier.
Public Is Bewildered.
The public remained silent and
apparently beWildered by the grow
ing compleXity of political maneuv-
ers since the April 10 general
election.
Meanwhile, 1t was disclosed that
former japanese army officers
working in the background aloof
from the political scene-were
quietly organizing groups and
secreting supplies in the obvious
hope of one day returning to power.
Occupation authorities voiced no
alarm over the activities of these
groups and stressed that they were
being closely watched.
Some of the former officers, in
vestigation disclosed, have organ
lied so-called "co-operative farms"
subsidized by the Japanese gov
ernment-Where they are we'll
equipped with vehicles, maintain
formality of rank, are we'll financed
and carefully protected against the
curiosity of snooping neighbors.
One such farm near Tokyo is un-
der close Allied surveillance.
Jap Crowd Is Dispersed.
Most japanese were too busy with
the struggle for food and other
necessities to think much about
politics or undercover intrigue
In Tokyo soaring food costs and
public criticism of lavish spending
led 25 geisha houses and high
class restaurants to close their doors
today.
In Fujisawa Japanese police used
firearms to disperse a crowd at
tempting to seize Japanese army
supplies stored in a schoolhouse.
In Takaoka women workers used
their new-found freedom to win
what probably was the first all
feminine strike in Japan'S history
a strike which Tokyo newspapers
said was characterized by hunger
tactics The upshot was a so per
cent pay increase and emergency
food funds for the women employees
at weaving plant.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

fashionable Las Vegas resort hotel
read:
Il loved you with every part OF
myself. I wanted to be happy. YOU
got off the track. 1 guess what you
did is not really your fault and ]
forgive you. I do"
1t was addressed to Jean" and
signed Alex" Sheriff Glen Jones
who disclosed the contents of the
note, did not identify the addressee
Papana was divorced in Los An
geles in 1943 by the former Sylvia
Dortge of Rochester, N. Y, whom
he had married 18 months before.
The automobile was discovered
Wednesday, Sheriff Jones said, in
the desert 7 miles south of Arden
by two Union Pacific Railroad
agents. who said it apparently had
been abandoned several days previ-
ously. Search of the nearby desert
yielded no clues.
Beverly Hills police said Papana
had not been at his apartment there
for several days.
Papana was in Poland on a pri-
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Naval Reserve Officers
To Adopt Bylaws TUESDAYS

The Washington Area chapter OF
the Reserve Officers of the Nava,
Services will hold its first organiza
tional meeting at 7:30 pm. Tuesday
at the United States Chamber OF
Commerce Auditorium, Connecticut
avenue and H street NV. A. Muir
ray Preston, temporary chairman
announced yesterday.
Mr.. Preston and a group of re-
serve officers of the Navy, Marine
Corps and Coast Guard and theil
Women's auxiliaries recently re.
ceived charter to organize the
chapter from national headuuar-
tiers, 1924 H street NV.
The meeting, to which all reserve
officers of several corps affiliatce
with the Navy in time of war living
IN the Washington area are invited
is being held to adopt constitution
and bylaws and name a nominal
ing committee to draft a panel OF
candidates for chapter offices.
A membership card will be pre-
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Basket Ball League
To Announce Winner

The winner of the Inter-Settle-
ment League basketball tournament
will be announced at banquet at I
pm. Tuesday at Juanita Kaufman
Nye Council House, $50 Eighth street
SW., the Community Chest Fedora
tom announced yesterday.
Community Chest settlement
houses in the league are Friendship
House, 619 D street Sc; Nye Coun-
Gil House; Northwest Settlement
House, SIS M street NV, ano
Southeast House, 324 Virginia ave-
nue. Sc. The tournament began
February l and ended early ir
March.
The Peyser trophy, inscribed with
the winning teams name. will be
awarded by Mrs. Theodore Peyser
president of the District Federation
of Settlements Board, and Mr.
PeySer.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Public Relations Men
Will Meet Tomorrow

Arthur c. Butler, director of the
National Highway Users Conference
an organization of 1000 concerns
interested in the development OF
American highways, will address the
American Public Relations Associa-
tion at noon tomorrow in the Will
lard Hotel.
Mr.. Butler will explain how his
organization serves as a national
clearing house for all highway
problems
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Flyers Auto Found in Desert,
Note Tells of Unrequited Love

vate mission when Hitler invaded
that country in 1899. He escaped
in his plane to Romania, later went
to France and came to the United
States when he was unsuccessful in
efforts to join the French air force
The American Air Force also
turned him down because of his
Romanian citizenship and he be-
came test pilot for Lockhead and
Northrop aircraft plants.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Bal, Pressmun to Debate

Senator Ball, Republican, of Min.
nesota and Lee Pressman, CIO gen.
eral counsel, will debate Pending
Labor Legislation" at 8 pm. Friday
in the Interior Department Audi
torium. The debate il sponsored
by American Veterans of Worlo
War II. Jack W. Hardy, nationa
commander of AMVETS, will act as
moderator.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

Club, 1400 New Hampshire avenue
NV, to adopt a new constitution
and install permanent officers.
Plans are being made to present
resolutions at the department con-
vention of the Reserve Officers AS.
Socia ton on April %.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

love, today pre-
sented sheriff S
officers here with
a desert mystery.
The expensive
convertible coupe
was registered to
Alex Papana of
Beverly Hills, =,
Calf, captain
in the Romanian
Air Force and a
member of the
l SO 2 Olympic
bobsled team.
A note in the
car, written on
stationery of a
Evening star., 1946-04-21

sented at the meeting to the
l0,000th officer to join the ranks
of the national organization. He
is William H. Coyle. radio director
| of The Star and lieutenant COM
manoer in the Naval Reserve who
participated in a number of Pacific
| inVdSiOnS.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
French Author to Speak

Raymond Massiet de Tremours,
noted French author now in Amer
ica on goodwill tour for the French
government, will address the Society
of Free Lance Writers at 8 pm.
Thursday at the Mount Pleasant
Library, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
BY the A.socioied Press

LAS VEGAS, New. April 20.-The
abandoned automobile of an inter-
nationally known aviator, with a
scrawled note limiting of unreouited
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gOOtsan5figfll
Senrp ssoIepb Weolis. @eboren am

| 6enrb sSoiepb Molis. @eboren am
I23. Nopember 1862 In gofeI,
8eutidlano, fam 1886 nod Mmerifa
luno tDobnte adt Sabre in Winneapo-
liz. Mm %. Npril 1894 permablte er
Iiidy nit SRI &atb. Gins in NicoIett,
Winn. Sic lieBen iib nieber onf eli
Iner 6arm In Glapton, bis iie I'M Sab
re 1904 nod elmer 6arm tpeItlih bon
Ilmena, isis, 5ogen. 5rau Molis
ging ibrem @atten am s. Wai 1889
| i'm 9ooe boraus. Ger gerItorbene bin-
terlaBt 5pei SObne, feds Godter,
lapeiunobier5ig gnfel- nno 5ebn l1r-
enfelfinber. Sr. s. S. Wolis mar
2eier oes ,Sbio 8aiienfreuno' nnge-
| lfabr fiinf5ig Sabre lang.
Jran 5rieba &bomberg, @ottin bes
oeritorbenen Mar &bomberg. @eltor-
ben am s. Sanuar 1916. 2angi1b-
rige, eifrige 2eierin.
Wiidael Sees. @eboren am 26. SUI
mi 1853 in OeutI6lano. 8eltorben am
| %. 9e5ember 1916 in Silbert, isis.
6ran Glii. @eiiemfelo. @eltorben
am 10. ge5ember 1916 i'm sllter BON
oreinnoadt5ig Sabren in gnrlple, Sn.
6ran W. Niebans. @eitorben am
"a. De5em6er 1916, tpobl porbereitet,
I'M alter bon iiebenunoadt5ig Sab
rem, in Glenes, 8. 2eIerin iiber fiinf-
gig Sabre.
SSran Wioab. Sid. 8eItorben am
20. Sftober 1916, tpobI porbereitet,
in Cincinnati, 8. 2eierin iiber fiinf-
gig Sabre.
Charles $. Nortb. Geltorben am
Is. 1e5ember 1916, pobl porberei-
tet, in Buffalo, 81. 3. sllter 2eler.
ssran MarD &eds. @eItorben am
3. Sonuar 1916, ipobl porbereitet, in
Gbicago, 81.
Jran Gliaabetb Tase, geboren
Seiiinger. @eboren am t2. 9esen-
ber 1861 in Baltimore, Wo. @eItor-
ben am Is. 0e5ember 1916 in 8orf=
lton, S.-8af. Sic perbrafte ibre
&inbbeit in Wartinsbiae, isis. 8on
bort sog lie als illnge 8ront nit If
rem 8utten Geter 8ase nod 8arf-
iton, S.=0af. Sbr 8atte sing ibr Dor,
fiinfunofiinf5ig Sabren i'm 9obe bor-
auf. Sic binterlaBt apei 90Gter. gi-
ne Sodter itarb i'm Sabre 1923. 2e-
lerin iiber leh5ig Sabre.
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HQdnnkQn
u. Erinnernngen
Bon 3eb. s. Tnertses
(Sortiebune)

User ieinen 8lauben perleugnet,
perfaat Der offentli6en geradtuns.
Ger beionii6e &aiIer, Der 8ater oes
aailers &onltantin oes @roBen, &ai-
ier 4onItantin gblorus Gum 800 n
Gbr.), nollte oeinmal ieinen 6riitli.
6en Giener auf Die Hrobe iteQen. @r
lieb baber ieine Sofleute Dor ii6 ru-
fen 1lno berlanete, bob iie ben beio-
niiden @ottern opferten. Or brobte,
oenienigen 5u entlaiien, Der nidt
opfern ipiiroe. 0ie briitlihen Diener
neigerten iid san5 entidieoen. Sour
elmer unter ibnen Derleugnete ieinen
@lauben 1inb opferte oen @ottern. st
bahte auf oiele @eiie Die CUNT fell
mes Serrn 5ll erlangen. Nber tDie
iebr batte er iid getauidt! 9enn Der
&aiier iprah gu ibm: ~Sebt babe id
geieben, bob bu Elm treuloier Diener
beines @ottes biit. @enn ii9 bein
bimmliiher Serr anf bid ni6t oer-
laiien fann, 10 fann iid umio meni-
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Iger oein iroiider Serr auf bid perlni-
| len Sen Mbtriinnigen enflieB er i0-
fort diis ieiiieut DDiieeHsffttee DieeHsftee, bic iibrigen
nber beIobigte er unb ihentte ibner
Iiein Bertranen.
.@ott l1Bt Geiner niht ipotten.
Cine 8rdfin, oie Dor bnnoert Snbren
| in 9annoDer Iebte, leugnete 6ffent-
lid oie auferitebung Der Goten. Mit
oreiBig Sobren itnrb lie iino binter-
lieB in ibrem Eeitanent beitimnlte
4npeiiungen iiber ibre Beeroigling.
Gas Grab ioIlte nit groBen Steinen
ausgernauert tperoen nno elm ihtperer
@ranitItein iollte bas @rnb beoeden,
Inn ibrem 2eibe ieoe Woglihfeit CUR
Muferitebung 5u benebmen. Cine Sn-
Ilbrift berfiinoete benz Yublifnn, 6aB
bieies Grab 1inperlest bleiben foIlte
| fir alle gtpigfeit.N Ser @ile Der @r1-
| fin tpuroe buhItdblid, burAgefiibrt.
Nob belite beftebt oas Grab nit iei-
ner Snidrift, aber es lit offen! Gin
fleines Samenforn bate lrnter Der
@ranitplatte gefeint. gs fonnte fanm
eine Spalte fin6en, aber INNER gro
| Der unb ltdrfer tpurbe es, biz es otr6
ieinen Druid ben Stein auseinan6er-
brad. 90 1prroe menibli6er ItngIan-
be unb Sohmut burh elm fleines Sa-
menfornden 5uidanben gemaft.
&onbertitem bpm 2ntbertnm
Satber Meinefe ipar tpieoer einmaI
gut aufgelegt uno 5og gang pergniigt
on ieinem 3igarrenItun1mel.. gr bate
ben gan5en Gag in ieinem Heinen
Stiib6en augebraft nit 3ulan-
menitellung bon 3ablen. gr mar nit
Der Sabresre6nung belhdftigt, unb
oas tpar fir i'm cine belbperlibe
arbeit. @s flopfte uno berein trat
iein Sreuno uno Nn1bor NIT fein
geitriegeltem Bart, frauiem &opf, nit
einem Sfer5 auf ben 2ippen: &ofn.
Bernard 0iepenbrod bon GarlDle.
~@riiB @ott, slligult!" rief er linn
freubig entgesen. .0u boit beute tpobl
bart geibafft Sabresre9nung por-
genommen. 8as mar audi meine Mr-
belt. Sd bin oamit fertig ltno fann
Nun oen 8eri6t Ser ,Soben Bforte'
unterbreiten."
so" anttportete 6atber @einefe,
~oos lit meme 1tnangenebmite Mrbeit.
slae ginnobmen bes Sabres, ginnab-
men uno glusgaben, StubIrente,
S6nlgelo, Soipital ulip. MIles 5n-
lammen 1timmt mir nobl cine Bis
apei 8oben. &elrte fiible ih mid
erlei6tert. 9arum cine friIhe 3i-
garre BON 8en Oonne."
.3mei 8o6en9" rief Softp. 0ie-
penbrof. .Dos lit ia cine Serfules-
arbeit! Sd braitde NIT meinen gru-
Itees nift mebr als 5tpei Bis orei
slbenoe, uno alles lit fertie."
.Du alter Brablbans!" ihaIt i'm
Der a1te uGas tuit Oh aud niht
(ssortfesune auf eette 81
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90. 9. s.

Wir f0nnen unlern 2eiern Die mill
fommene Witteilung MAIDEN, oaf Ell
ne neue 5reilteue 5u gbren oes bl.
aleranoer geItiftet tporoen lit bon
eiren betagten gbepaar bes Mittel-
peitens. Ser Same Der @obHGter
miro auf oeren @unih ni1t perof-
fentliht. ltniere Brieiter nno Stu
oenten iperoen in ibren tdgli9en @e-
beten unb bel Ser beiligen Weiie iih
ibrer oonfbur erinnern.
Son elmer anoern 6amilie aus Ell
nen anoern @ebiet Ser Ser. Staaten
erbielten mir Die erite 9ln5ablung,
pier5ig Bro5ent, fir cine ipeitere
5reiiteae. @ir ipreden bielen @obl-
tatern ebenfaas unlern ber3liditen
Ganf aus lrnb peripre6en ribnen Die
@ebete uno beilisen MeBopfer 1,nie-
rer YrieIter unb Stuoenten.
Die mdbreno Der @eibna6tsferien
I'M Soiepbinnm perbliebenen Stuoen-
ten fiiblen iib niht mebr 10 nerein=
lamt, ieit ettpa oreibunoert Stuoen=
ten aus Den Serien 5uriifgefebrt 1ino.
slae linb bereits fleiBie on Der Mr-
belt. AZ
Gon Dem ii1 ousbreitenoen Streif
Der S6ladtbausarbeiter linb mir
i6Der betroffen. 0a tdgli6 ettpa tau
ieno Wabl5eiten ierpiert peroen, miro
oies li6 als elm iblpieriges Broblem
erpeiien.
Cine In5abl Brielter bes Ssoiepbi=
NUNS mobnten Dem 8egrdbnis unle-
res Grieiters, So6m. s. Golerius,
in GoDineton. &p., bel. 0as ,Gequiem
5elebrierte Der bof1p'lte Sr. 8ii6of
Biaian &. WfuaoD bon gopington,
welber ul1b Die 8reoigt bielt.
unlere dltern 2eler iperoen ltd un=
ieres friibern S1atmeilters Sohm.
5atber Salerius erinnern pelder
5lpeiunooreiBia Sabre lang i'm alten
Solepbinum ieines Inltes maltete.
IuG elm anoerer Ilumnus bes So
iepbinums, Softp. Serbinano @is-
nienlfi, lit aus oieiem 2eben geihie-
Den. Wir bitten unlere 2eIer, Ser bei=
ben 8eritorbenen in ibren @ebeten
geoenfen sll tpollen.
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Der FL. Sobanmes Gbrbioitomns plrbe Inn 347
als Sobn iebr reidJer ltno bobungeiebener gItern
gebnren lttb 5nerIt gum Mobofaten ausgebilbet ssn
oieiem Stanoe erfaltete aInnablih iein reIigioier
@ifer, Biz er ii I'm 369 alf 3ureben ieines Jreun-
oes 8aiilins befebrte. SIN Sabre 386 mrroe er
ner binreibenoen Brebigten uno S9riften 6ern1a-
BEN, bob er 1913 gum gr5bii9of uno Datriarden
bon aonitantinopel berufen muroe. 5eine itrengen
Refornlen brahten linn bort aber bie syein6ld,aft
6es &uiiers nrrb er itarb in Der 9erbannilng Sein
Gelt lit am ~ Sannar.
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beam Sabre 1873 reeelmdBig ieoen
Nittpoh uno mtro beransaegeben
r1m geiten oes Y1pitlthen QolIe.
gums Soiepbinum Der FL. aonerega.
tion Der Hropaeanbo IN Columbus,
beiien Smef Die Seranbilbung be,tt-
her grieiteraoslinge fir bic Ser.
Staten 1T. Dieie Mnitalt lit baupt'
Gdlid angetpieien auf Die gintiinfte
bieies glattes rno bic @efhenfe fet.
ner 2eier.
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Die fl. 8atbilbis tpuroe I'M $50 in England
geboren. Sbre S6onbeit uno alugbeit tpirften 10
an5iebeno auf Gblobipig H., bab er lie $40 ebe-
lidte. Srot ibrer boben Stellung tpionete Tie ii9
ieooh auh ipeiterbin Ser 8etreuung Ser gotlei-
oeroen uno eferte belonoers eesen oen &anoeI NIT
6riltliden Stlapen, Der auf ibre geranIaiiung
idleBlid abgedofft tuuroe Mud erridtete fie aabl-
reibe Soiptdler ltnb &loiter sic itarb $50, nad-
Dem iie bic letten finf5ebn sabre ibres 2ebens in
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Ginliegeno $40 fir oie armen Stl1-
oenten, Die ib Dor 5tpei Wonaten per-
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NOR. @ott lei 8anf, bin i6 tpteoer
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Der fl. Heter Nolasfms puroe 1889 in Sranf-
reid aus elmer onseiebenen 5amilie geboren. Mls
er aroBi1brig getporben mar, bertelte er iein gan
ses germ0gen an bie Mrmen rn6 itiftete 1918 ben
Sroen Der ieligiten Sunsfral Maria bon Der grl0-
lung Der @efangenen audi Weerceoarier genanut,
ser lid Die 8efreiuns Ser gbriiteniflaben aus Der
gefangenidaft Der sara5enen 3ur Mufeabe madte.
gr ftqrb 1928 uno purbe bierbunoert Sabre ipdter
bon Ser Stride beilig geiproden. sein Geit lit am
81 sSaniaar.
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MINI. .................. 500
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Rapids, Neb. ..........,. 100
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ampton, Pa. .......... 100
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Watkins, MINI. ......... 100
Total. 81, 4,399.29