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Evening star., 1947-09-07
1t. Gen. Ross {. RoweN Dies;
Served 40 Years in Marines
Succumbs in Naval :.
Hospital at San Diego
After Illness

1t. Gen. Ross E. Rowell, 81. who
retired last November after longer
service than any other officer or en-
listed man in the Marine Corps.
died yesterday at the Naval Hospital
in San Diego.
Gen. and Mrs. Rowell had estab-
lished their home in Washington
last year at 1903 Thirty-second
street NV. They were in California
visiting friends when the general
became ill.
AS a Marine pilot in the early
1920s, Gen. Rowell was said to have
been one OF the originators OF mod
ern dive-bombing tactics.
Served 40 Years.
He was appointed a second lieu
tenant in the Marine Corps in 1906,
serving 40 years before he retired
During World War II he was COM
manding general of the Marine Air
craft Wing, in the Pacific theater,
from the beginning of the Guadal-
canal campaign in 1912 until Japa-
nese airpower was broken in the
solomons-Bismarck> area two years
later. A.
Born September "a, 1884, at Ruth
ven, Iowa, he attended Iowa State
University and later studied cleo
trical engineering at the University
of Idaho. Before entering the, Ma
rine Corps, he spent two years as a
topographer and craftsman for the
United States Geological Survey.
Gen. Rowell served in many posts
both in this country and overseas.
He at one time was assistant naval
attache in Cairo, and later, assistant
naval attache for air at the Ameri-
can Embassy in London. After his
return from the Pacific in 1914 he
served as chief of the Naval Avia-
ton Mission to Peru until August,
1916.
Commended For Performance.
He was made a major general in
January, 1912 and held that grade
until his retirement because of dis
ability. On his retirement he was
advanced to the rank of lieutenant
general, having been specially COM
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Dratha

WATSON, MINERVA RUTH. Suddsniy.
suTa RI n5das WATsSs FsetsmssfF q ssst &
Reed watson and mother Of John HiiG INC
Watson She is also niid sGf'thee three Sisters
Theima May La Dow. Mildred Pearl Pear Eos, Eos,
ter. Anna Lorraine Higsins; also 10 1ori y,
eTHhs5s brother I1sT Gasyles and Edxsrd Frank Hid
Nome. h5s wrfsSn 4sss Baismo1s svs ayatssyI;ls
Md s,,eons sery!sss dSareb at Hyaetsvie Md
Tuesday. September 9, at II am: Rel, .,,
atives and friends invited. Intermen'
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
s1 las 4 CT a. noMAs "A Ssssris K
HUSBAND RH Of Mrs. Mary Eta Watson, 5Toth:
Wilson u 81 Mlsd and MIS- Ms: Hattie Berry. He as
leaves s other relatives and friends: Friends
may cali at the ". Ernest jarvis Funsrs 1er,
iees SssrSn Monass. asss september 9a rs s. At
the above funeral church 4nafos Esiatl1es sn N
tional Cemetery.
KATHERiNE ", WATTS Of 65O5, 44th ave.
University Park; Nd; 6eloyed oy nrs wife sr,S q
erick nehatH Tate, e. Mrs. Victor Jaliano, Mrs Koss
Raynor. Mrs James Mahoney. Mrs Ed.
ward Arnold. Mrs. Doris Ball. Miss Lorrvint
ana NINA Lec AuaihooA' @>o'1es oA AN--~-N
later.
WILCOX. CHARLES c. On Friday. Sep;
s%ns5 8 1sa7 as hs EsSieenSs 6 WcS4 *
beloved husband Of Edna Blanche Wilco,
(nee Ward), father of Mrs. Louise Giaca
lone of Vineland, N. j., and chester M
Wilcox; brother Of Everett 1. Wilcox ant ant
tG% Wsdo9 t9e Ig Hunt, sundsy MxSn
Church. Camp springs, Nd, where service!
will be held at pm. Relatives ant
friends invited. Interment Oakland Gene
terry. Waldorf. Md.
WILLIAMS. WILLIE WILEY. Departed
this life September 5, 1947: at 3:45 I'm
at Emergency Hospital, WILLIE WILLIE VILE IlEs
Ellen Z. Williams, and a host Of other rel
atives and friends. Funeral Tuesday. Sep
neral Home. 1888 Goth st. NV. s.
YOUNG, HELEN MESSER. Beloved wifi
Of the late Dr. John Van Voren Young
Friends are invited to call at the Lee Flu
neral Home, 4th st: and Mass. aye; @ ne; !. ;;
September !. at ) pm. Interment private
ZOERNER, HENRY r. On Thursday
September 4, 1941, at his home, Gaines.
vile, Fla, HENRY r. ZOERNER. formerly
CT 76 Calvert pl., kensington, Nd; beloVee
husband of Ruth c: Zoerner ana father o.
Mrs. Hazel O.. Baughman. Miss Frances A.
resting H al at the the Bethesda- CHEVY Chase Tu:
neral Home Of VIM. Reuben Pumphrey, Be
september sassen, M i, at % 10 am, at the Warne,
Memorial Presbyterian Church. Kensington
Nd. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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long the route have been asked to
locate and notify them of Mrs
Watts death. s,ss4sl..se. .<.sss
A lifelong resident Of the Wash
ington area. Mrs. Watts suffered a
skull fracture in an accident 46 miles
west of Tooele, Utah, last Tuesday,
which also cost the life of John
Courtney Brucken. %. of 2009 Perry
street NE. Mrs. Watts was return
ing from a visit to one of her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Doris Ball, in San Fran
cisco.
Another daughter of Mrs. Watts
by her first marriage. Miss Nina Lee
Adamson, %, of University Park,
was critically injured. Mrs. Watts
and her daughter were sharing a
hired car with Mr.. and Mrs.
Brucken.
Mrs. Watts, whose home for the
past three years had been at 65o5
Forty fourth avenue, University
Park, had lived most of her life at
Alb Fifth street NE, members OF
her family said.
Besides her mother, her sister
and two daughters, Mrs. Watts is
survived by her husband Richard
H. Watts, who did not accompany
her on the western trip; six other
daughters, four brothers, another
sister and eight grandchildren.
Her other daughters include Mrs
Cora Tate, Mrs. Mildred Juliano
Mrs Gloria Arnold, Mrs. Katherine
Mahorney, Miss Lorraine Adamson
and Mrs. Rose Raynor, all of the
Washington area. Also surviving
are Mrs. Watts brothers, John j.
and Phillip A. Laverine and STAN
ley P. and Albert Di .Pretoro, and
another sister, Mrs. Rose A. Moran,
all of Washington.
According to Mrs. Moran. Mrs.
Watts has been on a vacation trip
since April and had sublet her Uni
versity Park home. Mrs. Watts was
educated in District schools.
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tory, is recovering at the Bethesda
Naval Hospital from body and leg
injuries.
All were in Comdr. Watson's car,
which was returning from Pope's
Greek, Md, where they had gone
to purchase crabs. On the way
back, their car collided with one
driven, police said, by Earl Ellis, 81,
of the 100 block of Mississippi avenue
Sc, who was treated at the Provi-
dence and Mount Alto Hospitals.
Two other passengers in this car,
Olin S. Walton, 10, and David Myers,
II, both of Cheltenham, Md, also
were injured.
Beside her husband, Mrs. Watson
is survived by a 21a -year-old son
John, and her mother, Mrs. M. M
Hid, who lives next door to them.
Four brothers, George E. Hid of
Hyattsville, a District fireman at
tached to the fire boat; Edward F.
Hid, Bethesda. a private on the
Montgomery County police force;
Charles D. Hid, Woodmoor, and
Herbert H. Hid, Hyattsville, also
survive. In addition to Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. Watson's other sisters are Mrs.
Thelma La Dow, Hyattville, and
Mrs. Lorraine Higgins, Arlington.
Mrs. Watson was native OF the
District and attended schools here.
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! w IL y IL TAi' N>"'"'
also cost the life Of another District
area resident, Mrs. Katherine L. A.
Watts, 6505 Fourty-fourth avenue,
university Park, Md. Mr.. Brucken
was coming east from San Fran
cisco with his wife, Mrs. Carolyn
Weiss Brucken, who escaped from
the accident with minor injuries.
Mrs. Watts, a daughter, and the
Bruckens were sharing hired car.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Brucken graduated from st. An
thongs School here and attended
the University of Maryland in 1941.
He left the university to enlist in
the Marine Corps at the outbreak
of World War II at the age OF IT.
His family, however, refused to sign
his enlistment papers, and Mr..
Brucken was forced to postpone his
plans for enlistment until 1943.
In that year he enlisted in the
Naval Air Force and served over
seas in the Pacific Theater aboard
the escort aircraft carrier Salamaua
| as an air ordnance man.
His ship was struck by kamikaze
airplane off Luzon in January 1945,
and Mr.. Brucken was severely
wounded. Hospitalized until April
he returned to active duty and was
stationed in the Hawaiian Islands
until his discharge in February 1916
Since his discharge, Mr.. Brucken
had been a student of aeronautical
engineering in California and was
married to Mrs. Brucken in San
Francisco last January. He had
planned to continue his studies here.
In addition to his widow, he is
survived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph F. Brucken, 2009 Perry
! street NE
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UarnH nf UhankH

ALEXANDER, EMMA r. The family Of
the late EMMA F. ALEXANDER wishes
to express deep appreciation and gratitude
to relatives and friends for expressions OF
sympathy and kindness shown in our le-
cent bereavement -
DUCKETT, JEANETTE L. The family
of the late JEANETTE l.. DUCKETI
wishes to express its thanks to the rela.
tives and friends for their Kindness and
expressions of sympathy shown to Us in
our recent bereavement.
ERNEST A. DUCKETT.
SIMS, CORA A. we wish to thank The
Christ, Holiness, for his beautiful eulosy,
and the Reys. s. Pyos and r. Renbert for
their consoling remarks. Also Mrs. Bessie
Carter and M: Herbert Hines for their II
the First Church OF Christ. Holiness. fer
their flowers. telesrams and cards we
neighbors for their cards, telegrams and
floral tributes during our recent beIsave-
ment. THE SHARPE FAMILY.
TIMMONS, JAMES w. / wish to thank
my friends and neishbors for their lovely
MRS. T1MMoNS.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Rites Set for Woman
Killed in Car Crash
Which Injured Six

Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth
Hid Watson, 20. wife of 1t. Comdr
Eugene r. Watson, u S. N, who was
killed in an automobile collision
early yesterday, will be held at IL
am. Tuesday at Pinkney Memorial
Episcopal Church. Hyattsville. Bur-
ial will be in the Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
Mrs. Watson, who lived at 1894
Madison street, Hyattsville, was
killed in a two-car collision on route
5, between Clinton and Camp
Springs, Md. Six other persons. in
Guiding her husband, sister and
her brother-in- law, were injured in
the crash.
Two of the injured, Mrs. Mildred
P. Foster, AZ, Of the Madison street
address. Mrs. Watson's sister, and
Allan Clyde Witherite, As. of 53O7
Thirty eighth avenue, Hyattsville
her brother -in-law, were reported in
serious condition last night at
Casualty Hospital as a result of the
accident Both suffered broken legs
and head injuries.
Husband Is Recovering.
Comor. Watson, who is stationed
at the Washington Naval Gun Fac
Evening star., 1947-09-07
DR.. John Herr kusser,
Medical Leader, Dies
by the Associoted Pres.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 6-Dr
John Herr, Musser, "a, president of
the American College Of Physicians
in 1929-30 and vice president of the
American Medical Association in
1933-34, died here yesterday.
DR.. Musser headed the Depart
ment, of Medicine OF the Tulane
Medical School from 1924 until his
death, and previously he had been
assistant professor of medicine at
the University of Pennsylvania
Medical School for five years.
He was editor of the American
journal of Medical Sciences from
1920-24. and for nine previous years
it's assistant editor.
A former director of the Louisiana
State. Board of Health, DR.. Musser
was connected with several Phila-
delphia hospitals between 1912 and
1924, among them Presbyterian,
Philadelphia General and Howard
Hospitals. In World War I he was
major in the Army Medical Corps
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mended for performance in combat
Gen. Rowell had held his wings a:
a Marine flyer since 1923, when hi
applied for fight training at Pen.
sacola, Fla, and at Kelly Field, Sat
Antonio.
He was commended by the Sec
retary of the Navy for making the
highest bombing score in training
in 1924-25, and in the following yea1
was commended by the Marine
Corps Commandant for the high
state of efficiency at the Naval Ali
Station at San Diego, where he was
then group commander.
Served in Nicaragua.
For service against hostile Mica
raguan bandits during 1929, Gen
Rowell was awarded the Distin-
guished Flying Cross and the Dis
tinguished Service Medal as we'll as
two letters of commendation from
the Secretary of the Navy.
He also held other decora tions
from this country and abroad, in
cluding the Legion of Merit for out
standing services in World War II.
In addition to his widow, Mrs
Margerita S. Rowell, he is survived
by sister. Mrs. Eugene Farmer, jr.
of Orange, N. j.
Funeral arrangements have moi
been completed.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Rites Held for CoIIejos,
ExiIed Hondurun Leader
By the Associoted Press

BY me AsSoeiofed efesS
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-Final
rites were held here today for DR.
Venancio Callejas, former president
of the Honduran Congress, who died
yesterday at Touro Inf1rmary.
The simple rites were held at a
New Orleans funeral home and the
body was placed in vault at
Metairie Cemetery. 1t will later be
removed to Honduras, friends of
the Callejas family said.
The 6G-year-old former political
leader fled his native land II years
ago when President Tiburcio Carries
came into power. He vowed that
some day he would return and over
throw the Carries dictatorship, but
never managed to do SO.
American farm machinery was eX-
hibited at this years livestock show
in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
1n Mrttturiattt
REAsLEY. THOMAS. In loving mem

BEASLEY, THOMAS. In loving memory
OF our dear brother, THOMAS BEASLEY'
ssDs.ted esse1 thS ls4s fs one year ago today sep
Today recalls the memory of loved one
And those who think of you today are
those who loved you best.
In our hearts your memory fingers. sweetly'
tenderly, fond M and srntha, tIpe: ,n.t NO
Devoted 81 Sisters, MAMIE and MELINDA,
and brother, ALBERT.
CAREY. WILLIAM; In memory M Is1. q. Of VII VII
Today recalls a memory
OF loved one gone to rest.
And those who think of him today
Friends. EVA and RUTH, and daughter.
! FRANCINE.
the memory of our beloved mother. EMMA
ago today, September Z. 1888.
teaai It is sweet We Is to breathe thy name.
In life we loved you dearly
In death we do the same.
Somewhere there is no parting,
In that eternal somewhere
Well meet again some day
Her dsye'ss a7R4fE fRfzsn .aa rH foster
CHRISTIAN, MARY. In loving rsmsm-
branee os my dear mother; MARY AZ cHRIs, s.
TO-DAY aons es1ssp5Str but not ttseSsetten
MAUD c. JARRETT.
DABNEY. WILLIAM. In loving memory H
of our dear husband and father. WILLIAM
today. September 7. 1927.
Rest dsar WlPE Ans ;sd tsthfl eafEDEEN sza
FOSTER, MRS. EMERY M; Memorial
services for Mrs. EMERY NJ. FOSTER viii
be held at All Souls Unitarian Church
18th and Harvard SITS; NV, at D pm. sun :
day, September z, 1941.
of my dear husband. JOHN H: JOHNSON sS,S
who entered into rest one year ago today
Just when life was sweetest,
And you could have lived your best
The gates Of Heaven lea, r,,,p opened ne r..t
I watched you slowly fade away.
God was watching from above.
/ prayed so hard for you to stay,
But God took you home to share his love.
Your memory is all that have now,
Your cares are Mt rest.
Happy am who today can say:
II loved you and did my best
His devoted wife, MABEL T.. JOHNSON. '
PREE, REV. FRANCIS E. In. loving re,
% brother, the REV. FRANCIS E. PRE-, who
passed away fve years ago today Sep
tenEer z, l942.
You are gone but not forgotten.
We hope some day to meet you
SICHERT, ANNIE ELIZABETH. In loy-
ing memory of my dear sister, ANNIE
EIZABETH SICHERT. who departed this
life one year ago today, september ="
Gone but not forgotten.
Sister, MARGARET.
WASHINGTON. WILBUR e. A tribute
| OF love and memory to WILBUR z.
WASHINGTON, who passed away one yeaS
ago today, September q, 1946.
We stood at your bedside
| And watched your soul depart
=. And when we saw you had lett U.s.
It really broke our hearts.
You are not forgotten, dear Wilbur,
Nor will you ever be.
As long as life and memory last
We will always remember thee.
Devoted wife, CONSTANCE; mother:
ksd5a; sTe1hsI. sEha4 sisssF TASMAAss TaoMAs s. 'ne
WRIGHT, ELIZA ;. In sad but M - iovins
WRIGHT, who passed away two years aso
| Two years ago you passed away.
| And we miss you still.
| =. The empty place you left behind
| No other can ever NIL.
Keep her Jesus. in Thy keeping
| Until we reach that shining shore.
| Oh, Lord, bring US together
As We were before.
Loving niece ELIZABETH KAY TURNER.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Four Additional Stands
Authorized for Tuxis

Four additional taxicab stands
were authorized yesterday by the
Public Utilities Commission In
amending existing regulations.
They are located as follows: South
side of Reservoir road NV, near
Thirty-ninth street, for five cabs:
south side of Upshur street NV.
near Rock Greek Church road, for
two cabs; north side of Porter
street N. W.. near Thirty eighth
street, for three cabs; and south
side of Parkland place Sc, near
Nicholas avenue, for three cabs.
Evening star., 1947-09-07

as the result OF
an automobile
accident, have
b e en- delayed
until Mrs. Watts
mother is 10
Gated.
H er mother,
Mrs. Victoria
Laverine and a
sister, Mrs. Vic
toria Moguir
both of Wash
ington, left Flor
ida on Thursday
for a vacation
trip to GulfpoI't,
Evening star., 1947-09-07

Gated in schools there. she entered
the employ of the Veterans Admin
istration, then the Veterans Bureau,
on her arrival in Washington.
After taking night courses at South
eastern University, she received her
law degree five years ago.
Mrs. DeCourcey was the widow OF
Charles L. DeCourcey, former War
Department employe who died in
1914.
Surviving are a son, Joseph De-
Courcey, and a sister. Miss Frances
Wallace. both of Washington, and
two brothers, James Wallace and
Kieran Wallace both of Cascade.
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Ouc CnuTCn, Fill
teenth and v
S tre e t IS NV.
Burial will be in
Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Mrs. DeCour-
cey, a resident
of Washington
for the last 10
years, died Fri
day at her home,
1924 r street
NV. after a
long illness.
A native Of
Cascade Iowa
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b ! lie accident,
will be sung at
9 am, tomor-
row at st. Mat
thew's Cathe-
dral, 1927 Rhode
Island avenue
NV. Burial will
be in Arlington
National Gene
terry.
Mr.. Brucken
died Tuesday in
Tooele, Utah,
from injuries
received in an
automobile ac-
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Feisa| Calls independence
Only Holy Land Solution
By the Associated Press

CAIRO. Egypt, Sept. 6.-Prince
Feisal of Saudi, Arabia, foreign min
lister and chief of his country's
United Nations delegation, declared
today that the only solution foc
Palestine is complete independence.
The prince, who arrived in Cairo
en- route to the UN General As
sembly in New York, asserted that
no Arab could accept either the ma
jority or the minority report Of the
UN Special Committee on Palestine
recommending its partition into
Jewish and Arab states or a feder-
alton of Jewish and Arab areas III
the Holy Land.
He said any Arab who agreed to
any settlement of the Palestine issue
short of complete independence
under an Arab government would
be a traitor"
BAGHDAD, Sept 6 R.-Saleh
,Jabur. premier of Iraq, announced
today that leaders of the Arab
states would meet at Sofar, Leba-
non, September 16 to deal seriously
and decisively" with the Palestine
case and the report on the Holy
Land issue by the United Nations
Special Committee on Palestine,
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Rites SET Tomorrow
For D. T.. Man Killed
In Utah Auto Crash

Requiem high mass for John
Courtney Brucken, %, Washington
aeronautical engineering student,
who was killed in a Utah automo-
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Mrs, R. H. Waits Rite!
Delayed Till Mother,
On Trip, Is Located

Funeral services for Mrs. Kather-
inc Laverine Adamson Watts, So,
wife of a construction engineer and
mother of eight daughters, who
died Friday at Salt Lake City
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7u'laTaI for Mrs. DeCoureey
To Be Conducted tuesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
DeCourcey, 50, retired Veterans
lawyer, will be held
at 9 am. Tuesday at st. Paul's Cath
oIic rhIrch Eif
Evening star., 1947-09-07

ANDERSON. JAMES. On THURSDAY,
September 4, 1947, JAMES ANDERSON;
husband of Genevra Anderson, father Of
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel 1893
Pa. ave NV. where services viii be neld
on Sunday, September z. at Pm; IN, IN,
National Cemetery on Monday, September
s, at IL IN.
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Attest: VARINA II. PENRoD, Sec!
,ouNsox ,oSrpu ruo1rTe

JOHNSON. JOSEPH ELLOITTE. On
Friday: September s; 1s45; E5 At PrSyidsnse Mns
beloved husband of Bertha L. johnson.
father, of Elloitte G. johnson and the late
Col Howard r. johnson. Friends are in
vited to call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Mass ave. ne. where services will
be held on Monday, Sept. 6. at IL am.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-09-07

.r61 KIRCHMAN. r. II. Members
A&A of Vincent b, Costello Post 15;
fHASNA American Legion, are notified OF
f.AHE85the death of their comca
fH26F H. KIRCHMAN. Legion sery-
WySY ices conducted by the Costello
xaz5V Guard will be held on Sunday
evening, September Z. at s pm. in Pear
sons Funeral Home. Falls Church, Va In
terment Arlington National Cemetery Mon
day, September 8, at IL am.
RUDOLPH BLICK, Commander.
CLARENCE v, OPPER Vice Commander.
The Valley settler., 1947-03-06
HE R f 6 THERE

T.l{s-:F,-L P!.RTY ON l-2. 6; f1aS. E.-RISs ,rs. Tim Honnossy gave Q farewell party for Nr. and Mrs. Earriss at hor home last Saturday evening. Friends of Mir. and Hrs. Harriss gathered to bid than Bon Voyage end hop7 inc ss.
 8ERT BUFF is back in tho valley after spending the winter in Arizona. MRS. NEIL KILLER is ccadling eggs for the Creamery agcin. Sho began work this ueok. h1tS. ElUD7 HoStE2'tho the 1ittlo daughter of Mr. md Mrs. Robert -alkor Hcs born hor mothor's birthday, Mrs. L. II. Benson, tho Valley Sottlor md up on reading tho~' enrouncoron of the litt1o girls birth, sho began writing to tho bcby's mother. I.l..C ANDERSON is in Pol lnor this uook on business for tho FGA.
 FoIC-3R TEACHER of PALMER MARRIED. Word has boon received hero that Louise SchcrTnoi istcr Uos married to MISgt. Clayton C. Pcyno in Honolulu recently. 1.rs. Payne taught tho fourth grade in Pc1mor for four years, leaving hero in l944. Ind you will also remember Sgt. Payne equally Ucll, cs he NOS stct ionod horo for several months with tho soldiers who Uore stationed hero in Palmer for awhile. Since thon he has bocn stat toned in Engl and end is now in Hcnolu1u.
The Valley settler., 1947-03-06

According to the National Re sourcos Plan inG Board Report TO oro, in America, spending about tuo nnd throo fourths bill lions Of dollars for education. To spend about seven bill ion dollars a yoor for alcoholic beverages.
  Ers cnyono bcoc -blo to fiCuro out tho or sGor to tho nunbor of liquor licenses in tho Valley md our populat ion? Do Ee havo ono licon5o Tor every 25 nooplo???
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

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