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H'kmm RAPS SOVIET CLAIMS Of U.S..JAP BASES TOKyo, May 4 Mac- rebuked as "provocative a Russian claim that maintenance of American mllltafy bases in Japan violates alUefl occupation policies. In a sharp 250 words the supreme cottimander dismissed yes- demand by Lieut. Gen. Kuzmd Derevyanko for an explanation of the "reconstruction of the former Japanese naval and air in Japan and Okinawa. MaeArthur told the top Russian repffesentatlve In Japan that Okinawa does hot come under control.

He continued: "The tlniled States government is entirely free to take such mili- tarj' measures therein as it may deem advisable. Your Inquiry concerning this matter is therefore a presumption without the. slightest excuse of validity." MaeArthur told Derevyanko "yotir-professed anxiety with reference to Japan proper, which is subjfeot to limited international supervision, is quite groundless." the allied commander went on to say the demilitarization ordered by the far eastern commission has been accomplished, and he added: "As for bases and Installations for the forces of occupation, both American and British, they are, and will continue to be so long as occupation in a condition of such adequacy and preparedness as will insure the fullest security, operational efficiency, and most complete readiness for any eventuality." lie bluntly informed the Russian that military details about Japanese bases "arc matters which concern only their commanders." MaeArthur said the future of these bases can be determined only by a Japanese peace treaty. TBg SANDL'SKV REOIStER-StAR-NEWS THURSDAY, AtAY 4, mO Tasty Spring Tonics from the Garden Patch Apprentices Will Hold Banquet At Jr. High May 23 Carl Schaefer Heads CommUiee; Wives Will Also Be Guests Of Employers Or Unions.

Plans are being made for the second annual Sandu.sky Apprenticeship Banquet May 23 at 6:30 p. at the Junior High school. As in the past, the apprentices and their wives will be the guests of either their employers or unions. Certificates of completion of apprenticeship training will be presented to those apprentices who have graduated Into the ranfcs skilled mechanics during the past year. The banquet committee Is headed by Carl Schaefer, with Arthur Held acting as cO 'Chairman, and is composed of the following men representing their respeclive trades: Bricklayers, Leonard Ifer- back, Alfred Eislnger; auto mechanics, A.

A. Ball; sheet metal, Albert Grathwol, Carl Qundlach; machinists, Edward Miller; carpentry, Maurice Barg. Edward Feick: electricians, For'rest Klstler; plumbing and steamfitting, drvin Proy, William Zoellrter. This banquet will be open to the general public and especially to friends of apprentices Including both labor and management. Further program details will be nounced lalfir.

Carl J. SehHefdf of trades irtdunWes, i ASPARAGUS AND WALNUTS Delicious luncheon team. BY CECILY BROWNSTONE (Associated Press Food Editor) Nothing tastes better, come springtime, than coolted only until tender, bursting with green. I like to lay them in a deep skillet with a tightly-fitting cover, and add just enough water to steam them so the asj)aragus stems cook in the same amount of time as the buds. Before cooking, clean the asparagus carefully in cold water with a vegetable and pare off the scales and tliin outer covering of the stalks with a razor-like vegetable parer.

For a fine luncheon team the asparagus with an easy-to-make sauce, deviled eggs and olives, hot rolls and coffee. ASPARAGUS WITH MUSHROOM WALNUT SAUCE Ingrcdicntsr 2 pounds fresh asparagus, 3 ten-and-one-half-ounce can condensed cream of mushroom soup, Vz cup milk, Vi cup brok- POTATOES WITH CHICKEN SAUCE From canned soup. en walnut meats. Method: Cook asparagus in small amount of lightly salted water until just Stir soup well; add milk a little at a time, stirring until well mi.xed. JHeat; add walnuts.

Drain asparagus; place on platter. Pour hot sauce over ends of stalks. Makes 5 servings. And how about a new way to sauce potatoes? This sauce, too, is made from a handy cart of soup. Try these potatoes with a meat loaf.

NEW POTATOES WITH CHICKEN AND PARSLEY SAUCE Ingredients: 1 pound new potatoes, -V-i cup canned condensed cream of chicken soup, V4 cup milk, 2 teaspoons minced parsley. Method: Cook potatoes in 1 inch of unsalted water until tender; drain. Mix soup and milk, blending well. Add to potatoes and heat over hot water. Sprinkle with parsley just before serving.

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12 after a homecoming dance. The victim was Jack T. McKeown, 21, managing editor of the university's daily, newspaper from Norwood, O. A state witness testified yesterday that shortly before McKeown was shot with a .45 caliber automatic pistol Heer said he was going "out on a criminal orgy." The shooting took place near the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house early in the morning after a group of students tried to get Heer to LOAN PEOPLE who to be CASH LOANS IN TRIP $25 to $1,000 When you want a casli loan, you want more than the money a friend. It's our business philosophy to do more than just grant loans.

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5564 SAYINGS LOAN CO. CAPITAt- FINANCE CORP. give up his weapon, it was testified earlier. McGraw is a 22-year-old freshman law student from Bellairc, living at the fraternity house. He said he was within five feet of Heer before the shooting.

Quoting Heer as saying lie was "going out on a criminal orgy," McGraw testified: "I told him it was silly and somebody was liable to get hurt and he- was going to regret it later." Police said after Hcer's that he had taken the automatic pistol from a dresser drawer in the room of anoliier student, Richard Moore, 23, Portsmouth, O. Moore testified that Heer fired a shot at him and that "the bullet Icicked dirt on me." He and Heer had done some shooting in the country about a week or two before that, Moore said. The Portsmouth student said he had the pistol because he was a member of, a Marine Corps Reserve pistol team. CAMPBELL'S GROCERY Cor. W.

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The state took in $1,420,642 in April, compared to $1,410,468 in April 1949. Income from excises on beer and wine in April dropped $233,183 However, for the first four months from the figure of April, 1949. of 1950, i-evenue from the excise taxes was $12,087,340, some $19,000 more than the same period last year. U. S.

EMPLOYE PROSED AGAIN AS SECURITY RISK WASHINGTON, May 4 (UP) William W. Remington, suspended once from the Commerce department as a bad security risk, firmly denied today that he is or ever was a Communist. He told the House un-American activities committee that anyone who accused him of being a Communist "either is quite ignorant of the facts or is engaged in deliberate falsehood." Remington testified before the commitee as it reopened an inquiry into his loyalty on the basis of "new evidence" dug up by its staff of investigators. Chairman John S. Wood, would not discuss the nature of the evidence, but said it came from data "fur- ni.shed by highly confidential sources." It was the second time Remington has faced a congressional investigation.

He went before investigators in 1948 to deny charges by Elizabeth Bentley, confessed former Com- courier, that he fed her toil-secret government information for a wartime Soviet spy ring Suspended from his high-policy Commerce department job at the lime, he later was reinstated in another post after getting a loyalty clearance President Truman's review board. He said in a formal statement submitted to the House that the renewed investigation is "unjust" because it amounts to "triple jeopardy." Relieve Red Rm'Rough (J ITCHY IRRITATED SKIN See how fast Besinol quiets itchy torment, soothes and rcUeves smtrtinK raw irritation of eczema, ehafine, rashes or externally-caused pimples. Aids sWn to feel, look so much better and so soon I Today buy. try Resinol Ointment. How to make it a really BIG weekend! If you're coming to town for the big weelcend, stay Statler! For comfort, convenience and a heart-of-town location, there's no place lilce Statler! Sports Theatres and Entertainment HOTEL STATLER CLEVELAND I JBSHSk Frozen Food STRAWBERRIES pkg 39c PSAS 2 pkgs.

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