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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31
NAVY COMES
 VISIT HERE
 FOR 4 DAYS
Two Desfroyers on Reserv. ist Training Cruise
 Arrive for Visit

Two U. s. Navy destroyers, car rying 211 Naval Reservists and 3l6 members of the regular Navy, ar rived here this morning for four day visit. The reservists are mak- ing a cruise O. Alaskan waters to fulfill requirements for two weeks O. active duty annually.
 The destroyers, the USS Lofberg and the USS Thomson, left Se- attic Sunday and will leave on the return voyage Monday. The ships are units of Division II, Squadron ', commanded by Captain T. Bur rowes, who is acting as both Di- vision and Squadron Commander. Capt. Bu.rowes is travelling on the Lofberg which is under the command of Commander J. H. Wesson. The Thomson, which made a Reserve cruise to Juneau earlier this year, is commanded Ey Lieutenant Commander G. Gemmill.
 The home port of both ships is San Diego. They will return there following the conclusion of the Re- serve Cruise program on October 5. The Tlofberg and Thomson have just recently been taken from an inactive status and will be plac- ed on full! active duty when they return to their home port.
 Three destroyers were originally scheduled -for. the trip but plans of the USS Boles were cancelled for lack of Keseryists.
 This marks the second visit this
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Princess Norah. from Vancouver, scheduled to arrive Saturday af- ternoon or evening
 Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle 10 am Saturday
 Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle August 5.
 Northern Voyager scheduled to sail from Seattle August 8.
 Princess Louise scheduled to ar rive from Skagway 7:30 Friday morning and sails south one hour later at 8:20 o'clock.
 Aleutian. from west, scheduled to arrive southbound sometime Sun day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31
WED IN FAIRBANKS

Miss Airline Borup and Charles Aubert, both ot Skagway, were re- gently married in Fairbanks. The bride is a BJL employee and Au- bert is connected with the Uniyer- si.y Foods at Ladd Field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31
PILOT RYAN OF
 ALA5KA AIRLINE5
 FRACTURES SKULL

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, July 31.- lR--Pilot Charles Ryan of Alaska Airlines suffered a fractured skull yesterday when a ladder on which he was climbing into plane col lapsed and he fell on his head. The Coast Guard brought him to the hospital here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31
SAYS HUGHES
 DEFIED GOVT.
 ORDERS
Plane Builder Refused to Comply with Instructions
 To Be Witness

WASHINGTON. July 3l.--iR A former government engineer at the Howard Hughes flying boat construction project said today the Hughes management defied his order to shut down the plant early in 1914
 H. Robert Edwards, former SUI pervising engineer for the Defense Plant Corporation, told a Senate War Investigating subcommittee he received telegram on Feb. Is, l944, from Washington superiors ordering him to close the plant. but the management would not comply. Edwards was at the plant as the governments representative.
 This testimony came shortly af- ter:
 l. Chairman Ferguson eR-Mich) announced that he expects to place Hughes and his globe-trotting publicity man, John Meyer. on the stand side by side tomorrow. Hughes attorney said, however, he does not know whether the en- gineer- movie producer will be here |. by then.
 ?. Undersecretary of State Rob- ert A. Lovett testified the joint chiefs of staff held in July, 1922 that diversion of critical ma terials from combat planes to car- go craft would be 'inadmissable.' 7
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31

SOUTH BEND, Ind.-Tne Stude-
 baker Corporation plant will stop passenger car production next Tuesday because of strike at the Murray Parts factory at Detroit. The Studebaker officials say they also are planning a temporary shutdown of t...ck assembly lines
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31
HOONAH PEOPLE HERE

Mrs Robert Greenwald and her two children, Rosina and Fred. and Mrs Howard Erickson and son of Hoonah are stopping at the Bar anof Hot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31
SISTER RITA DIES

Sister Rita of Charity, St. Jo- sephs Hospital staff member, re- cently died at Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31
BIG FLYING DAY

The Ellis Airlines recently had the biggest day carrying l95 fares, most of them originating in Ketch- lSan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31
CORRECTION

Monday'S story on the Soap Box Derby stated that the city bus crowded one of the youngsters off the road in test run Saturday night causing him to crack up. This was incorrect. The bus had not entered Twelfth Street yet but was stopped below the course wait ing the signal to go ahead.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31

NEW YORK Great Northern Paper Company announced today an increase of $3.70 ton in news print effective Aug. l, New York City deliveries of standard news print will be s87.50.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-31

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Evening star., 1947-03-16
Deaths Reported

ceryl Kolmaister. So; 25o5 14th st. nv
Leila Lieberman, 81, 1857 Princeton pl
NV.
Andrew McGarraghy. 81, 1916 Webster st.
NV.
Walter G. Edwards, 80, 5106 9TH st. NV.
Teofil Stortz, II, 4110 14th st. NV
Frank E. Skinner. 70, Takoma Park, Md.
Fred E. Kettner, rs, 1924 34th st. NV.
John F. Fitzgerald, 6S, 4040 1st st. s.w.
Thomas j. Berreen, 6S, q. s. Soldiers
Donald Du Shane Or), 81, 24so 18th st.
Minnie Harrison, go, 1910 s. Carolina
ave. Sc.
Charles P. Bifield, SO, Arlington, Va.
Frank c. Kelly. 56, 4oo4 New Hampshire
Eva Foley, A, Seat Pleasant, Nd.
Mary Rogers, 81. Mclean, Va.
GAYLORD R. Palmer, 18, Van Vert, Ohio.
Donna L. Walp unfant), 2504 10th st.
Margaret cephos. SO, 2e1e I st. NV.
Walter Marshall, so, 219 K st. NV.
Ida M Claytor, 27, 1924 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

Vivian Mcpherson, 2s, 1854 Evarts st. ne,
and Delcis Long, 20, l414 ST. NV.
oSand and ceh ciaudine Manley. Fl. 5se First st.
James shannon a. q, 1909 &c Eos St. ny y and nd
AiIass Mary SJohf Johnson ~ ss. sai5 Sherman ave.
Thomas Harris, ss. sumpteT:;, 8. G., and
Frank Rak.a Asp sP aasrnas1 sts5qVg Vs Va and Julian
Phillip johnson, Ss, Vienna. Va. and EVA
Ar{hRE 6Va IsWs, s. s. ss ana
Maurice Adams, 20. and Jessie Willis both
Joe o. csiisham ais1annfis7 e. 1910 4ath p ne. and
EdAaPd AnPs BaIH: pIs e. IfS SS3 2 ; Ave- NV and
Amanda Raiford, 80. BOIL warder st.
saS bsS asaes sSHse q id AFpstSn ssd rd na
w.4s[ Ss IRaS rs -. T and
Peter T''tisni GabrieioW, ' ST. 2640 18th st. NV.
and Ann Michalowska' 2s, 1888 Park
oNeal Ne; Paseur, 90, 2so6 Charming st;
NV. and Anabelle smoot aa' 1850
Ruth Spencer, go. 272S 18th st. NV.
Eugene Meyers, 20, 4102 18th st. ne,
and Ruby Griggs, 90. 215 R.. !. ave.
JO;Sssh +p0mi, A4.,n e e 17as :, St nv and
Robert Nicholson. rs, and Mae Baldwin,
both OF Rochester, N Y.
Anthony Stello, 27, Alexandria, and Mary
maTE Eqns cbssteT S Sss m i'th andrsws S Field and
s Eleanor Lucas, -, 1850 #. Davis st, Sc;
John Dawson. so, Ft.. Belvoir, Va, and
Esther Ruttum, %, 1430 Belmont ST. NV.
George Ballard, 80, 641 Elliott st. ne, and
Gertrude Fern. SO, 1888 Woodley pi.
Clyde Parkhurst, %, Anacostis. and GLADYS
James Castillo, 2S, Atlantic City, N. j., and
Virginia wilson, %, ! 05 7th st. sc.
Richard Hoddinott 23, Baltimore, and
Lenore Throckmorton, 21, Chevy Chase'
Charles FRANKIE "a, Chevy Chase. Md, and
Mary St. John, q. Ft. Washington, Nd;
Harry Kouis, 81, 1888 18th ST. NV, and
Anna Coste, is, -s02 10Th st. NV.
Albert Darsa. 90. ,6409 9Th St NV, ana
Rosemary Littrel. a. 231O Ashmead pl.
Albert Fusell, 43, WASHINGTON. D. c., and
Agnes Cant. 20, Webster. Fla.
Charles Sterling, 23. -Arlington. Va. and
Autie jackson q. 525 oskyood 81; r. Sc e,
Walter Hen FL catonsyie siaSis MS and Ms Mary
Ruth Sures. 81, 1870 irving st. NV.
David harrington, 27, 1447 irving st. NV
and Ivera Parker, %, 3446 Conn. ave.
Herman Foreman, IS, 270s Ontario rd
NV, n = "a and Jean Paiomo0' @l' i4i4 @lS'
Clarence Davis. %. 536 Shepherd st. NV.
and Grayce Heath, 20. 1885 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
Births Reported

Robert and Kathryn Achstetter, girl.
Rehsrd Rsl5y ana and aafz kah11n girl
John and Helen Carson, boy.
Paul and Inez Clark. girl.
joseph and IND. Phyllis ,1 ,!2,;nr c9shrap, sog girl
Henri and Anna de Lozier. boy.
Gust and Efie Demas, boy.
John and Josephine Dorsch. girl.
Henry and Polly Dunn, boy
seEs1n 5seR ana and sG5fass aadss fss Boy
HaTTs smes AND and 5y1a satf rsanEes'a srane sr girl
James and Helen Frew, boy.
Charles and Hazel Gore, girl.
John and Mandy Green, girl
Isidor and Sylvia Gross, girl.
Charles and Ruth Harris, boy.
Michael and Mary Harkin. boy.
Abraham and Rita Heimberg, siri.
George and Mary Kibler. boy;
Frank and Jane lane, Krasmsr, Tas,ma, girl
julius and Helen Leins, girl.
Paul and Nola Ludwig, jr.. girl,
William and Sarah Luttrel. girl.
James and Allie Meade, boy.
Bernard and Deloris Miller, boy.
Ivan and Ella Munson. girl.
Joseph and IS ps TnsIma Mess5shy bqs Ss,
Morris and Edna Neidorf, giri.
Alexander and Jeanette tatrzykowskt boy.
Robert and Jean Pitts, boy.
William and Helen Plough, boy.
Leon and Foreine Richeson, boy.
Grant and Mildred Rogers. boy.
Don and Muucent Rogers, poy.
Elmer and Mabel Rutherford, boy.
Lewis and Raymoth Scott boy.
Almon and Inez Snyder girl.
George and Mary Soltis. boy.
John and Judith Starks, girl.
Winston and Virginia Stratton, boy.
James and June Switzer, boy.
Walter and Dorothy Trechok. boy.
Robert and Mildred Tlckerman, boy
Ruel and Alice Walker, girl
Johr and Margaret Ward, boy,
william and Anita Weiss, sfrl.
James and Margaret Wooten, boy.
Jack and Doris Wynes, boy
William and Minerva Zimmerman, boy.
Joseph and Erlease Burrell girl.
william and Annie Daniels. boy.
James and Susie Edge, girl.
Joseph and winifred Gray, boy.
John and Oceolia Hawkins, boy.
John and Staggie Hill. boy.
Leroy and Marie Howard. boy.
Clouise and Vivian jackson. boy.
Arlington and Jamie Kerrick, girl.
Ossie and Ida Myrick, boy.
William and Marie Savoy, girl.
Lewis and Alma Seward, girl
Ernest and Dora Thomas. girl.
wellington and Sarah Turner, Siri
Evening star., 1947-03-16
Membership Tea

The Ladies' Auxiliary to Post No.
So, Jewish War Veterans, will hold
a member bring g-a-member and
paid-up membership tea at 3147
Sixteenth street NV, on March q.
Mrs. Sylvia Weinstein is general
chairman. Entertainment will be
provided by Edith Saffron.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
Miss Bowling to Speak

Miss Gertrude Bowling. director
of the Instructive Visiting Nurse
Society, will address the Theta
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
at 7::3O pm. Tuesday at 2435 Four
teenth street NE.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
Cornell Alumni to Meet

The Cornell Alumni Club OF
Washington will meet at 8 pm.
Wednesday at the Dodge Hotel.
Barnet Mover, columnist for the
Washington Post, will speak on
"World Affairs"
Evening star., 1947-03-16
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. C. Ia,es couples must
apply for marriage license OF,
one day, 1Dait three tuH days and
receiDe the license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

PLAZA HAS IT.
1912 Oldsmobile 4-dr. sedan; radio
and heater. hydramatic 1,345
i01 radio iHat and % heater ~ e ,345
1941 Pontiac. ex-taxi ---- sos
LOW price 1876
Many others; Cash, terms or trade.
PLAZA AUTO SALES, 43 Mass. ave. NV. |
DE 5000 90
Evening star., 1947-03-16
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

34 Studebaker 4-dr. Special "6" 295
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 257 Carroll St,
akoma Park, D. C. GE. 1902. Open Sun.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

LINCOLN zErHYR ls42 4-door sedan;
radio, heater, AL condition throughout'
low mileage; beautiful car; $1,95O. WA
LINCoLN-zEPHYR 1912 2.door sedan: an:
chauffeur driven; price. 81 500; Lndoubt-
ss5y one q N MSS ss's VAN 9t5 Rfs
2149 or AID. 4840. IL
MERCURY 1941 2-door black sedan: per
ssct eondtton aS d G. Me- aSpeatlSsn7 ais7
MERCURY 1916 convertible; ocs radio an and
heater driven less than 5000 miales' a
MERCURY sniR9H 0 1e41 conSertible coupe, $3.50;
MERCURY 1871 -s-dr. sed; orig. factory
finish; low mileage: factory heater; excel.
Or terms; $i.1s5. LOGAN MOTOR co.
S21s YRsna 1915 ass door Me SEDAN as low mile
nss-ear nss; A' Condition: 5000 or best ofel
MERCURY 1910 4-door sedan: dark green
ton: SS45; terms or cash. LOGAN MO-
TOR CO., 2017 Virginia ave. NV, NE.
slipcovers; bought, jan, 1e47: S2,1O0
aERcGRY shEs Ms 1871 is4i station wagon; in excel
81 .s45. Can be seen at 1919 1ath st. NV:
MERCURY 1889 club coupe: used very
little: paint, upholstery and mechanically
excellent: best offer below S1.150. O.d lot
II. Wash. Tourist Camp. Haines Point
MERCURY 1910 convertible club; dark
maroon finish, tan top; practically new
tires, heater: excellent buy at S1,O95;
HILL & TIBBETTS. INC, lila Vermont
ave- NV, Ma. $3.50. ~
MERCURY 1910 4-door sedan: one owner;
MERCURY Is4I a-door sedan; black fin
ish; exceptional buy at S1,125. HILL &
IIBBETTs, INC, lila Vermont ave. ny
MERCURY NE Curry le41 4-door sedan; good cond
good tires, radio and heater; S1,195. Gil
MERCURY 1941 4-door; radio and heater
$685. or best offer below: see after 2 pm
weekdays or all day SUNDAY FLORA
boro pike s.e., Hillside, Md. -16
NASH 1947 Ambassador 4-door; overdrtve
new: no mileage: 81 ,99S, TR. S052.
| NASH 1941 Ambassador 8; r. and o h
WILLIAMS & BAKER, 2s1s M st. NV.
Nash 1913 sedan, radio. heater etc.
$500 miles; Al condition: s1,74o. TIE
S0Sl.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

|
| 1900; ewes, WI. 5115. ~
sTUDEBAKER late 1889 club sedan. dc
luxe; radio. heater, dsiroster, motor a an ano
dueb IN new tres and newly
capped. This car has had good care: $685.
or best offer under: must be seen. Green
sTUDEBkKER iTf 1916, Champion 45dool
9.door 3ISoeI sedan; beaut s sotone green finish
os4ss'' osner; stt'e i:a6S. Cali Curtis Isi5-w o
sTUDEBAKEk STUD B1Si 1916 4-dr., sas5; excel
ticulars, call SH. 09Ss, MR.. CHAPMAN
heater: good condition; 5000. TIE. 1,09s
sc and ssai 1851 ssas oR g4s 5d00r
sTUDEBAKER 1871 Commander sedan; am r
iTfERRAPLANE 1895. 5000 or best offel,
under: good running condition why no
fa ofS aa h 1872 one at s5&5
TIVE at s559 eess essh. No 76Tp dTlyers' so muS'
1st st. NV. apply in garage, a.m;a te
WHY'S Pm Ap los Ss$s 4Soor TnaIAaR sedan s175
be seen at 4Oi7 33rd St, Mt. Rainier, Nd
VA 2s15; call after r1n 1o an I1t u..r;v ra6 o6,,
pleted station wagon body; 5000 miles
WiLLYs 1887 4-door sedan; body, motor
sI4 GA 46th pl. Sc, located near 4eth st, Sc
wnLrs 1a41: r. and h; like new; only
WGfAs SaGG9 ases BAKER pleR 2s9s gsrfa's S. ss'
tires: $3.50 sash or s225 and take sSn oyel
in trade Phone. PL. 07o1 ewes. and al
asmp SALE asi b sS s4 chez sos pSss
s, saa9 ri sssP spd 1a5, FaiTfas' Va Pseen'
SfiVEac NEW e1vfIi2N Via JEEr less than 400 miles
asssf assa or Ss'o oy . 1859. i11Si HUSrER MoToss
STATION sIstTHSsla' WAGON. Pontiac 1891; yysEgy
STATION WAGON. FORD 1e4e de luxs
miles: best cash offer under $4,000. EN-
FOR SALE OR TRADE. willys .1s46 eiviliar
jeep S1,175; also new American Bantam
trailer for Iate-model car. Call War
TREADWELL AUTO AND TRUCK SALES
| invites inspection, trade and terms. Sat
| isfaction guaranteed. Pays cash for YOU
truck, auto or trailer; sao1 Z Piney Branei ei
| rd., .Sil. Spr., Md. Closed SaturQay' opeI
Sunday and daily to 8 pm. 81. 1897
Il SH. 9603.
Hudson sedan 1871; new metallic ma
room finish. AL cond. motor overhauled
Tops, inside and out; seat covers, only !
owner. Priced $500 below average, cnl,
S975.
/ Nash 1871 sedan 400 economy g. II
Al cond., radio and heater. pearl gre!
i finish; for economy and reliable transp.
$500 under price at S795.
OidsmcbiIe 1895 sedan: heater: custome
owned. fair cond., needs some repairs
Chevrolet panel 1885. Il ton. in fai
cond., needs some repairs, sold as Is
! SI95.
4 Ford A model pickup 1881. but it run
= and In fair cond., customer owned
sold rs is, S165.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

convertible. jade
and h.: fluid drive
condition through
Evening star., 1947-03-16

| OO27 16'
DODGE, 1885 coupe; good condition; $3.50
DODGE, 1910, clean, good condisiosn. gas
DODGE 1942 town sedan: good condition
radio and heater; price, $1,000. MI
DODGE 1916 club coupe: 5 tires; radio;
clock: seat ,coyers; white wheel rims; price,
$1,000. 4112 Emery pl. NV. EN-. 5Q4s.
DODGE CAB, Premier 1941: excel cond
has passed inspection; good tires uses nc
Transportation: $500. 1911 N. 18th St,
dition. HI good @ tires, o'i low W mileage; ST ,45e
LIZ 18th st NV Apt 15,A 4th floor 16. L.
running condition ,ss75. 1901 3rd st
DODGE 1887 4-door sedan. 1912 motor
heater; good condition; $3.50 oV 0435
DODGE. 1889. This automobile has re
Gently been completely u overhauled: h perfect
as sfas and 2ss's1 ssSf!|sHs :!ss
Psa es ss fsapSssrsa spss s seat to ss
DODGE 1887 4-door sedan: new motor
fsS hsasF R2sy e fsRs e2srE ShsDe sfss
ESSfa popGa 1911 81 de luxe coupe, custom built
condition. $1,000 or best offer below; mt
HssIs5ls SoDGE is4e Business coupe; black fuie
S1.a75: can be financed. Ho. 1895,
DODGE '37; excellent condition. good rub
DODGE 1887 4-door.. S425; new paint job
new seat covers, good tires. motor IN goot
shape. Can be seen at 1924 columbi'
Boz poDGE ATinssSh4 1ssS 4-door sedan: good trans
leae ns Se seen ip o se
Gated; 81 300. Phone Mr. cRAEMER
FosR { s5S iSasv5s ss 5sas sonv r and h. extras
sTesa paint GOOD msshapisssl Isns aoToE PeIE
] Co. Ford Dealer. 2o17 Va. ave. NV.
FORD E5 1887 club eeupe; ssssl1sn. !, s3&1a s9Rs
FoRD. fsefs 1907 Nichols ave. Sc. snd floor.
condition; sss5., TN. 4ois Or WA, sale
clutch and transmission recently rebuilt
$500 cash. Lu. 1904, 1907 West Vir
FORD 1941 super de luxe station wagon
new motor overhauled, Al condition; yer!
coed tires; SI,195. Can be seen at Cair'
FORD FSlsl ipe isaa Fordor or o* sedan: new motor
tires: transmission and differentiai; s1,,aoo
FoRD '.si' 1a41 Tudor sedan; good condi
ton; Ss95 or best offer under. Call co
FORD 1s4e VS.; radio, heater. seat COW
spare: low mileage; S1,700 or best one
under. TR, $500,
condition; $1,000 or best offer under. Cal
CO. 1890.
FORD 1e41 de luxe Tudor; good condition
'burg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

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Evening star., 1947-09-14
CHIN UP, CARSON"
Continued from page t,oenty-one

scatterbrained. l know she is"
He was about to carry on the
theme when Bunny came in. She
dropped the stack of paper she
was carrying. 'Twiggyw she
cried, and they went into a clinch.
l tapped his shoulder. This is
a business office, Twiggy, / said
with dignity.
He didn't hear me. I'm TAX
ingyou away from here, Bunny"
ne said. This is ridiculous. Get
your hat"
I've made good" " Bunny said
proudly. Haven't l, Harry"
"She certainly has," l said,
and l gave him the business of the
Goldfish eye and the curled upper
up. We're busy - Twiggy," 1
said. and laughed lightly.
How would you like a smack
on the jaw" he said.
Bunny broke that up while I
was sighting On his chin. "You
see, Twiggy, she said, you
were wrong. l am not a feather
brain. Will you take it back?"
That coward! Big but a mouse.
He looked at Bunny. IAN right,
darling; l was wrong. You're a
business genius. Now will you
please forget about it and marry
me?"
Hey" said family. Hey"
NOBODY heard me. Bunny came
out oft and then looked stricken,
'Oh, Twiggy," she said, Il can't
leave now. I'm right in the mid
die of things. I'm setting up an
entirely new filing system. How
can l leave now?"
The entire Office was listening
in, everyone holding his breath,
and Milly from the order depart
ment standing in the center of
the floor getting ready to lead
the cheers.
well, Bunny" I said, it'll
be a struggle, but we'll stagger
along somehow"
You're sure you can man.
age?" Bunny said solicitiously.
I'm willing to make the sacrifice
and stay"
/ patted her shoulder, shook
my head. and tottered into the
Commodore's Office. He wasn't
on hand.
l stood by the window and
considered my blighted life.
Carson" said, you've been
tossed aside like a withered rose
bud"
The Commodore came in.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

Why the sappy look?" he said.
That's the Commodore for you
no tact, no depth, no finer
feelings.
Miss Wilton is leaving" I
said. Being married. Not to
me-"
ITO what his name
Fraser?"
l was staggered. You know
about Twiggy?"
'Harrumph," he said. He had
the grace to look guilty. "I-ah
knew some of the details. /
thought he might pop up"
you probably sent for him."
l said. you let me risk my all.
Deliberately, you -"
lHE Commodore rubbed his
hands together. "I'll phone Stan
hope the good news" he said.
Hell be delighted. We ought
to be in solid after this. A very
happy ending"
He reached for the phone, but
/ stopped him. 'One moment"
l said. pulled myself together.
l had wounds that I'd carry to
the grave - but the old brain
was clicking. with that fat
Stanhope contract" said, "and
being devoted to me as you are,
no doubt l may now expect that
ten per cent raise l once men
toned -"
Carson" said the Commo-
dore, "I'm a busy man. I'll take
it under advisement."
Very well. III ask Miss Wilton
to stay on another six weeks or
50 until we find a replacement"
l started for the door. The
Commodore beloved. Are you
out of your mind?"
"She thinks a lot of me-" I
said, with my hand on the door
knob. "She loves me like a sister.
I'm sure can persuade her."
Il will not be blackmailed,"
roared the Commodore.
L STEPPED into the hall. You're
fired" the Commodore yelled -
then called me back. He gave me
a double-barreled blue glare.
"All right" he said.
l smiled at him. Thank you,
sir. And now before go, let me
paint a picture for you, chief.
Have you ever heard the patter
of tiny feet -"
The cigarette lighter hit the
door as l closed it on my way out.
The End
The Valley settler., 1947-04-03

NATAEUSKA VALLEY BULLETINS DAMAGED IN snET. Tho bul1ot ins put out by,T. A. Rocko that wo havo 'oroIni sod would bd on hand, uoro on the Ala ska and becamo
 damaged in transit to tho cxtont that they rorc returned to Portland. Word vas received hero this uook, that tho sottlor would hoar lator as to uhon tho shimont would be replaced.
 Thon they do arrivo, a notice to that effa ct-Ti1l be publ shed. .... .~...
The Valley settler., 1947-04-03
UjEG7HEI} REPORT FUR
 0l4R RCH

Our good weather seems to cont inue on in-
 to spring vi tn the temperatures hanging
 for the most part above the freezing point After the break in the extreme weather of the latter part of January and the first part Of February, we have had very title cold weather. Following is report of tempe ratures for the month of March. as com- p fled at the Experiment Farm by Mir. Lloyd King
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25

Even if the first killing frost is a
week later than the longtime aver
age, II cornbelt states still will have
Is per cent Of their total corn acre
age unripened. A killing frost week
ahead of the average date would
catch 40 per cent of the corn too
soft for safe storage without some
method of drying it.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25
Couple Married At
Pandora Parsonage

Marriage of Miss Virginia M.
Neuenschwander, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Neuenschwander of
Pandora to Eugene H .Augsburger
of Lima, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Augsburger of Blutfton
was soiemnized in a double ring Ger
emony Saturday afternoon in the
parsonage of the Grace Mennonite
church, Pandora, by the pastor Rev.
Ernest Bohn.
The bride wore a cinnamon brown
wool crepe suit with dark brown ac-
cessories and corsage of yellow roses.
She was attended by her sister,
Miss Wilma Neuenschwander in a
blue wool crepe suit with black ac-
cessories and red rose corsage. Rob
ert Green of Lima was bst man.
The bride, graduate of Pandora
high school, is employed at the Trip
lett plant here. Her husband was
graduated from Beaverdam high
school, served four years in the
army and is employed at the Parks
Klay Co. in Lima.
After a short wedding trip the
couple will live in Beayerdam.