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111 OXLEGON STA1T5MAH. Salem, CegonTuesiday Motoiagl-Iay 2, 18U PAGE FIVE " " " ' " t' E.c$aD IsJes nOaGoffs Work Berins est Countr Budget Inspects Site County Commls- County Clerk Mattsoa "sent out sioner Roy Rice went into eastern forms for preparing budget esti- Marlon 'county, Monday to inves- mates for fiscal year beginning tigate possibilities of approaching Juty 1, 1944, to department heads property located a mile from the Monday. Before these are turned Crooked Finger road by way of over , to the budget committee, Clackamas county. The owner, a however, - considerable detailed Portland resident, has asked that work on coordination and bran- the county send road graders to scription must be done. Funds for grade a driveway from the end the construction of a new court- of the Crooked Finger road back house will be the most important to his property." .He" agreed to matter - confronting the , budget stand all the expense. However, a committee when it; convenes on road paralleling; Butte Creek In May 23;, The county court itself Clackamas , county would cut the recommends that an annual levy distance to the property owner's of $75,000 be set up for construe- Place m half, if the terrain would tibn purposes. In addition to work ing on budget needs of the ser ious county departments, it Is ex , pected that Willamette flood con trol project will also seek a small increase in operating funds. permit there. a driveway cut through Have you read page 50 in the May nth n& nf rVtlllM-v? TMi It . Horses on Display Many of ' v ' -i I the paintings now on exhibit in VTTT""" . the lobby of the.YMCA deal with " ""T f -v horses in various moods and ac- List your nrooerty with Hawkins tivities. The exhibit of oil paint- and Roberts. Inc- Realtors, and ings and water colors were loaned start packing. - ! j L by the artist, E. B. Quigley, of The . 3 J Dalles. Quigley has a 'ranch in Bridges Inspected Engineer ...m nimn and much of hi Hubbs and TedXuenzl went up to work j, based on his impressions ml Angej ana oui towara ine adi- of - rancher's activities. The ex qua river inspecting bridges on Monday. At Market road 77 No. 1 , the . bridge must be ' replaced and work will get underway as soon as the lumber can be se cured. The bridge at Market road erty. No. 1-775 must also be replaced in the near future. Several others are in need of repair.; The two, men 'also inspected road 639 for gravel needs. . j ' - . . ' 1 I hibit will run until the beginning of July. Bed, pin-it-up and vanity lamps, Y eater Appliance Co, 255 N. Lib- Sheep Claims Allowed Six claims for 23 sheep killed by dogs during the month of April were allowed by the Marion county dog control board at its meeting Mon 2 n n 10 vwzzx production in United states - i 1909-1944 U. S. Census . ,.. 115.144 PrWucriM line '"ii.M. "MTT iV io' is 2oii3 ANXIOUS 1NQUMY: js war production exhausting our forests? ANSWER; No. Production was reluming to normal, but labor ij , , ihortag hias reduced it below the usual level. Cut- - ting still rvmi below the years of higfeesl production I of estate and interests pertaining thereto, "i) m t W!" Guardianship of Michael (Mike) WetzelJ, Mrs. John iHertL acting guardian, ) granted J license by I Judge Duncan for sale of real Exhausting War DemahdsNol Timber Supply Says Expert CttCTJIT COTJKT -S-ir Salem Deaconess, hospital vs. I S. O. ; Verts and Eva M. Vertz; I default Judgment ' awarded - by , Judge . M. Page for $983.35 plus costs of $21.40. 1 - Tiarjorle Charboneau vsv Clar- property to i Marionj, county ap- ence Charboneau; Judge George praised at ;$9O0, wiu S168JI7 out R. .; Duncan , awarded decree to I standing in. delinquent taxes. ' ' nlaintiff: nronertr uttlemmt of I . Albert N. Moores' estate: nine $2500 by defendant for real prop- J annual account; total receipts lor erty held in Independence. 1943: $10,013.44; disbursements Mildred Thompson - vs Joseph $9304.44; estate value, $87,0535. Thompson: divorce decree award- Judge Duncan ordered that exe- ed by Judge Duncan; plaintiff to cutor's ac count be approved, assume her former name of Mil 1 Ralph D, Moores. executor. dred Brown. - I Laban A. Steeves, estate; tune Lula Healey vs. Lester Dwight 1 for hearing final account fixed for Healey: order of default noted. Tuesday, June at 10 am in cir- .Wilma "Peterson vs.r Carleton cuit court by Judge Duncan. Final Peterson: divorce decree awarded account vot Mary Ellen Steeves, plaintiff by Judge Duncan. . executrix; bf estate, shows receipts James Henry Ware vs. Clara . of $13133 and expenditures ol Ware; divorce decree awarded I $7,672.43 ;: or balance! on hand ol plaintiff; name of defendant to be I $5,84X0. i ! Clara E. Smith. a ; ' I r Cass GJbsoa estate; final or Harry H.lBartell vs.- Mary D.fder entered. estate; satiszac- II 1 . . . , j, . ' . v. v-tv-t I Bartell: moUon for default. juena Jtuaaers Prosperous peacexime aemanas ana not. wi umlm mw. - - . Amtmt fnrirncf. est inroads on the forest resources of our nation, according j Elton Rbeers: divorce decree Wilson D. McNary; estate; certi- HMcDahiels. forester with West Coast Lumbermen's association, awarded by Judge Duncan. 1 ficatton from Clackamas county v,. mltl n unalvsis of bureau of census lumber United Outdoor Adv. Corp. and! showing that estate closed there. nw - ' , nM. TT .U Tin.M ' . v 1ana.m11 ' 1 ""v v.- proaucuon iigures ior uic ptu rv,-,. Co.: decree7 of dismissal rranted T J T J Colonel W. B. Greeley, secretary-manager of the association, in Dlaintlff by Judae Duncan. , Oiaie; lulllU. JJUaru Azaleas in bloom. Rhododendrons; day. The claimants were Oddie Knight Parcy Liberty. " nursery, 375 I S. V. Powell, star route, Newberg, 3; William Brnwn HuhharcL 1: Mil- 1r Kmthnt rmit 1. Wfwihlirn. Canneryworkers union meets Wed. L. v M vrion. Aurora, fi: St May 3, reading proposed Blue Lake 4-, Abbey, ML Angel, 1; contract, KPhall, 8 p. m. ! and Bob Huncaker, Turner, 7. Authority Lacktoa-School dis- Brighten up your awnings and tricts of secondhand third classes outdoor furniture with new can have no authority to accept deeds vas paint. All colors available, of conveyance ofcemetery proper- Yeater Appliance Co 255 N. Lib Jy or provide money for the im- t . . . t . .A 1 " provemenx 01 sucn property, ai , torney General George ; Neuner held here Monday. The opinion was requested by District Attorney Garnet Li, Green pt Clatsop coun ty. " ;; .. ij':' : : . . Dutch ovens and' 4 types of flash lights, complete with batteries. Yeater Appliance Co., 255 N, Lib- erty. r : New. designs, new low prices In Unpalnted Furniture. R. D. Wood- row, 345 Center St. Smith Klwanis Speaker Edgar W. Smith, member of the state board of higher education for sev eral years will be speaker today at the Kiwanis club luncheon. His topic will; be "Education, the War and the Peace." He is a candidate yai inA-.ti,- for the democratic nomination for Woolworth store Mondaji morning, United States Sector op nrH w,l, rnnrt The Pse the winndr of the Holman- burglars gained access to the store morsi contest through a window in the upstairs men's wash room. It is not known whether anything was taken. commenting on McDaniels analy sis jlsaid: The bald facts, from census returns, should ; be con vincing that the war has made on excessive demands upon the for- ests of the United States. It is true that the War has made unusual demands ion our quality timber, likeT airplane and pontoon logs; at 3me same time wartime advan ces! in wood-using , technologies have probably fully made up for the greater inroads upon raw ma terial of high quality. "The heaviest -inroads upon the American forest resources come not from the wars of the last 40 years but from the periods of ac tive home, farm and industrial building,. Col. Greeley continued. Another period of high demand for lumber ' for these .peacetime re quirements will undoubtedly fol low: this war. This is well illus trated by the production during the years' 1923 to 1929." t-Thereos obvious need for in creasing sour timber growth, in preparation for this period of na tional need," CoL Greeley stated as the pointed out that the lum- L-i t : 1 Deri industry recognizes ,11 vuu- gation and is organizing its re sources through tree farms and improved industrial forestry to meet the problem headon. Obituary Sei Bloc; ffivin Ha Juanita .Stratroan. latt rsiaent of route 1. Salem. April 15. Wife of throi .,..kl Un 'Anna VlfkfTf rf I "6 V Ridgcway. Dl. Shipment of body ha neSS been made to Ridgeway, 111 Clouth-Barrkk company. Wood; and gas ranges. Oil and wood heaters. Yeater Appliance Co., 255 N. Liberty. , piisslssippt tiooa k- raui Liberty street merchant, is a first-hand account of the disaster-1 now sweeping ;h the center of the country. urned Saturday from a busi- rip to St Louis, Mo. While oy we ka tv,Aro 41ia Mis5isinnl was at fltjod staae and he saw the Kericli au.-nltin "water of the Missouri and In thi city Saturday, April zs. jonn r- tv ,Am,m r,f vived by a ister. Mn. Anna Pertoch j his ltain en route home. of Eagle River, and a . brother. Fete Kordich. of Elsie, Minn. Announcement v AV wanted man Or Woman. . 1UC of services later by Rose lawn Fune ral home. Cub Director (V Will Rlake Tour Members fof the state land iboard Swill .leave' here yearly iWednesdiy for a tour of south ern' and i eastern Oregon, where of Cub Director Coming Here Next Week plaintiff by Judge Duncan. Lucille B. , Burns vs. Orville Max Burns; motion filed for order modifying divorce decree awarded plaintiff on . February 10, 1944, asking that defendant be , dis charged from agreement to pay uo array, lluuivj uieu uj ouuu 1.7'' ' Burns, attornev . for defendant 1 . vv suting that plaintiff-, failed to Wednesday night the board will comply with property agreement, tay J at Lakeview. , On ' Thursday Virgil Hnskn and Sheila Hu- the board members will travel key vs. Otis E. Boatwright; Judge through central Oregon. Two days Page overruled demur of defend-1 will be spent In the Jordan valley ant and allowed him 10 days to country, s answer plaintiffs complaint, i I Board members are Gov. Earl Ralph Olson vs. State Indus- SnelL Secretary of State Robert trail Accident commission of Ore-1 s. Farrellj Jr, and State Treasurer gon; Judge Page grants judgment I Leslie Mi Scott with prejudice to defendant with costs or $ir 1 Moonshine Confbcatcd A- a auii; uvuaau asxvs a ai i Schaad vs.Cora V. Harding et al; At jeiiilinga Lodge Proposed New Air Koutea pa. TraMthri i . - . ! . . . Caadidates Invited All candi- i Mrs. Bertha EIizletn Truescnei at i j nmaT-v hr home on route l. Brooki. Saturday, datasffl lor office at the primary April . Wife of R.; C. Trueschel of Ulectibn have been invited to at Brooks; mother of Miss Esther True schel of Brooks. Mrs. Howara K.ortn of Capac. Mich." and Rev. Cart True schel of piles. Mich.; sister of Herman Varblow of Durand. Mich., and Henry Varblew of Canac. Mich. Also sur vived by six grandchildren. Services 'wUX be held Tuesday, May 2. at 2 p.m.. from .the ClouehBarrtck chapel. Rev J; Kenneth Wishart officiating- Inter ment in Beicrest Memonat parK, ItUwer '"'- - ' I Ceorse' Cromwell Blower, about 60, in Los Anjeles. Saturday, April 29. Husband of Effie Myers Biower ana hnn r.- i83 statesman, father of David Blower, both of Los snoP iMX 10J aiaiesman. Angeles. Brother-in-law ot Mrs. rrana Mblt Brown. Frank G. Myers and Oliver Myers, all of Salem; Ms. Ed fLnlaht Hulden. Arlincton. Ore.. O, V. Myers. Melford, and Mrs. Bertha j hous tend I an open meeting ol tne Brooks Farmers Union Wednesday night The meeting will be open to all voters and will be strictly non-partisan. J Junilr Womans club dance May 2. Crysflal Gardens. Public welcome Experienced saleslady wanted to exclusive ladies ready to wear olition Begins Work be ay on tearing down the on property on North Cot street which the YMC A re acquired. The ground will ansformed into an outdoor ound as soon as the lot is ook wanted man or woman. pa. Cronise Phototraphs and rrames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg. Blair. Portland. Funeral announce ments later by int w. -i. tugaon com pany. Ida Julia Pasma In thU city at the mrm al H years. Shipment will be md to Astoria tor services and Inter ment by the W. T. Rigdon company. -, .... bnm riaiton DavenDort tat this eity April . ac 0 years. Survived by Widow. Etael. oi aaiem. tm n hmw . pKlldren: Geneva Eldxidce and Blanche Setnler. both of Portland; Gladys Camden of Los Angeles, Calif.: kada. Salt Laks City; Roy Davenport, i vis of the Y staff and Ruby BergS' tfii&fZr&'ESSttW lW camp director of the ren. Funeral services wlil be held I YMC A, were at the McMinnville I" M"y mt 1J. ,' ' I public schools Monday ahowing eludins scrvlcn at Beicrest Memorial picture of youthful camp life at park. Rev. Dudley strain wui oiuciaie aesn ean lltod tagel centlV be piaygr cleared Fry I TheS Mount Angel Map Available A new printing of the US geo logical survey map of the Mount Angel quadrangle has just been released and may be secured through the usual channels. Re strictions on the sale of topograph ic maps made by the US geologi cal l survey have been removed. The New Mount Angel map con tains a number of additions and coifrections and a newly compiled red, overprint which shows present highway .conditions. i i Among other Oregon maps here- tofore available to the public are sheets on the' scale of one Inch to the: mile for the following areas, all' printed in four or five colors: Cape Foulweather, Yaquina, Al- drich mountain, Mt'. Vernon, John Day, Camas, Euchre mountain, Mapleton and Goodwin Peak. , Flag Day Set Governor Earl Snf U Monday designated May 15 as ''School Flag Day" in Oregon, arid urged appropriate programs throughout the state. The observ rice is being sponsored by the American Legion. plaintiffs granted leave of court to file an amended reply toi the defendant Amended reply filed. J J' Ruth D. Lear vs. Dwight Lear; defendant's motion . to continue suit for duration of war because of alleged military service over- William' C. Wessel, naUonai njed; defendant ordered to an swer plaintiffs amended com plaint by May 2. Jane Ellen Savage vs. Green Ervin Savage; Judge Duncan ov erruled demurrer of defendant Boy Scout director of Cubbing, will meet with the Cascade; coun cil on Monday and Tuesday, May 6 and 7, during his tour jot the west coast A luncheon and din ner meeting nave peen arrangeu 8H0WS. N days to answer on Monaay s program. esaay plaintiff , complaint. Will De sppni ,m conierentcs ; . . . . . on May 16. ; Mahoney estate; set for trial on May 16. . . l' ; ' Jack . W. Gilmour vs. Rose W. Gilmour; motion to modify decree Camp Life Movie Harold Da ! Wessel wfll meet for a lunch eon at the Spa with Cherry City commissioners Monday noon. An informal meeting follows at 5:30 in the afternoon with cubmasters from Salenl and surrounding et tor trial May 17. areas meeting in the clubroom of C. O. Ensley vs. Rose and James the Presbytejriari church. Dinner Gilmour; asking of disposition set will be served in the same room for May 16; motion to make more at 6:30, presided over by Ralph I defintie and1 certain answer, to be Eggstaff, cubmaster of Pac: 8. J filed within 30 days1, overruled. At 8 o'clock, Wessel will meet ein vs Arnoia; certain oo the church with 60 den moth- Jections, to cost bill allowed by s from packs of Salem,! Sweet Judge Page- Home, Lebanon, Albany, Jeffer- V p. crier m otners vs. son, Stayton. Detroit Silyei gamers; mouon oioeienaant ior Woodburn, Dallas and . pack rlnKe nf 5va1pm Each den mother will bring a display of handicraft aeiinsu, deienoant s motion to work from her own group, Wes- . OREGON CITY, May 1 HJPf Two Molalla men were arrested and 25 gallons of moonshine whis ky seized at Jennings' Lodge, State Policeman C P. IJndry said to day.' l j ;-- - - , : Nick Radovich, 56, logger, was charged With illegal possession of liquor,- and M. Melvin Bergstrom was charged with illegal manufac ture and transportation. It is the first f moonshine case in Clacka mas county for many years, Lin dry said.! j . y j j 1 : . T. C Cutsworth Dies At Home in Heppner , T. Q Cutsworth, 85, died May 1 at Heppner, where he has lived since he moved . there from Ger vais. He was born February 2 in Michigan J Burial will be made here. ," ii- I . ' ' ! : Proposed new air rente, here shewn la dotted lines, are the twe reates V.for which United Air Lines has petlUoned la aa appUeatlon sued L. m m-m Mm mm 11 a . . . sbbm . ' a . " , wita ute civu aeronsanes ooara. ane map snews amw ancae wvsuia connect ap with Cnited's existing' eoast-to-eoast and Pacific eeast system to provide ZSH-haar schedules to Benolala from points aa distant as New Yerk, : - ' .' United Lines ........ , .i Request New ;' Hawaii Route In an application presented to the Civil Aeronautics board yes terday United Air Lines re quested permission ; to operate passenger-mall-express service from the pacific coast to Hawaii, connecting at San Francisco and Los Angeles with the company's existing coast-to-coast and Paci fic coast system. - . W. A. Patterson, president of United, in. commenting on the application, pointed out that I it proposes an extension of the company's domestic service to in- clude a United States territory and, consequently does not come into the category of an Interna- tional trans-ocean service. United , proposes - f to operate four-engined transport planes 'In this service and the' estimated post-war flying time; from San Francisco and Los Angeles to Honolulu is 11 hours. According to the announce ment presented to ! the board. United has .gained-extensive ex perience in flying the Pacific for the-army air transport, command and recorded approximately 880 flights over, the : ocean ; between September, 1942, and the end: of 1943. Accordingly, it j was pointed out veteran United pilots who have been assigned to the Pacific ocean route would be thoroughly familiar with the type of opera- Road Commission To Consider Bid : Bids for three projects, one In volving the Lakeview airfield ac cess road in Lake county, will be considered by the state highway commission at a meeting in Port-. land May 10, R. H. Baldock, state highway engineer, announced Monday. . The other projects: "i i Furnishing approximately 15,- 000 cubic yards of crusher rock in stock piles on the Klamath Falls- Lakeview and Fremont highways in Lake county. : ;. - Iinuahing 6240 cubic yards of crushed : gravel and 2440 cubic yards of screened gravel in stock piles on the old Oregon Trail in Umatilla and Union counties. Snell Plans to Attend Governors' Convention Gov. Earl Snell has accepted an invitation to attend the governors' annual convention to be held at Hershey, Pa, late In My. He will gCven an address oh forestry al the convention. ' J . ' Snell will leave Salem on May 19. Virtually every state will be represented at the-1 convention, Snell said. . u tiom proposed between the US mainland and Honolulu. , U LaU florist Ph. 9392 1276 N. Lib 1M ... . . Extradition Authorized Gov Earl Snell Monday authorized the extradition of John Fogle,".who isiWanted In San Francisco on i grand theft charge. He is under ar rest in Oregon City. iClab No. S Townsend club No. 3 meets ftoday at 8 p. m. at 17th and Court Come and hear an in teresting speaker. Holman Requests Rest Home for Camp Adair WASHINGTON, May !-()- A request by Sen. Rufus Holman (R-Ore.) for a soldiers' home at Camp Adair, Ore, after the war willvbe given "appropriate con sideration," the senator said he had learned today. ' I v " If the federal board of hospi talization decides such a -facility is needed in Oregon the Camp Adair site will be studied. Gov ernment property will be favored for any faculties, the adminlstra Uon said. . - IU0D 'IIOlQeiyjIi V V Q, TcnigU V, ? 6:S0 mm m um ii U 1 II "The Case" sel will show two sound movies on cubbing and discuss program developments with mothers, com mitteemen, cubmasters and in terested parents. - ) Wessel has been connected with the Boy Scout, movement make more definite and certain has been argued and taken under advisement '. I Ida L. Hartley . vs. A. E. Coates; defendants' motion to make more definite and certain allowed; amendment made. Marjorie L. Mentzner vs. Milton H. Mentzner; $75 support money since its founding in thisj coun- to bi paid byplay 6, and yry. a nauve ot ing t20 a week thereatfer commenc- ne is a graauaxe oi Dyracuse M ... AaA main- university and has done graduate Uln on house contract, wore 81 tiarvara. ne,.ua. uroi i . ... f anA rnef associated with the bureau of plant pathology, US department of agriculture. He served) with two "international delegations of Boy Scouts in 1924 and 1929. j' j- ;v :., j- Gas Pump Opened The gaso line pump at the Moon service J. N. Carroll vs. Robert S. Far reL jr, secretary ! of state; mo tion to strike a" complaint in in tervention allowed; Vivienne Car roll, 110110 i 4 '-:'. .."'':. " "'1 .- PROBATE COURT . George Mathey " estate; estate Station, 2095 North Commercial closed ana aaminisirairui u Ut w forced onen and an charged: deceased died intestate. unLmatjwi ; miantltv of iasolinel and Alice R. Mathey, only next Of stolen, police report . . i v , jkin and legal heir, decreed owner Camp SUvercreek. At tot reWca on route 4. Salem. Fluorescent kitchen units and Mis x. Younttrs. a is yeani. Father desK lamps. Yeater Appliance Co, of Mrt. 3. P. Harvey Camp Ryan. . a Holler, Ore aira. a, w. uos oi tosh ot Sait Lake City, Utah. Two ! Assumes Business Name Clar CS enee A. Whitney and his wife be held Wednesday, May 3. at 1030 Caroline have filed certificate of am, m the -W. t. jugaon company chapel wltfc caaeludio aervteea at the City view cwiumti Bwitt wUl officiate. ion also turvlrt. runeral aerricea wUl I ence W. T. Rlgdoa company Vusin-g- name for Briggs Bev. Ceorge H. I Grocery at 2090 North Commer cial street Hab Cap Gae David Biggs, missed a hub cap from cwn C. March-at the reeldenea. S3 Jerrta aveoiM. Salem. -W; I route 4. W.SAcf ?2rtun his car Sunday night Ha report. and George Patrick March at the US to police that It WSS stolen JtrX'oiT while his car was parked I attta HomaTand brother ot Mi. Lu Houck Union service station near the fair- ffl cwuTrwed: grounds. Xrom the-J '..ri "ri .ttttt jnMfi milk : ..VZrclASr cooler; battery and electric fence f..."10" " Crt AW7 LoBtrobL No priorities required. ' . v I Yeater pliance Cov 255 N, I-ib- 1. Ollf Ines Cook,, lata rWt ertyT J i wif. ot Malaie Cook of a-! Amf'- Th Oregon tate -f"r J!t:JiZEEm hospital reported Sunday night rter etuis. jCH 17 of HutcWnson. Urben Baldrich. 25, was miss K. Mr. HB. n&ZAgS: tag. Baldrich'formedy worked In IS? 32Z- Portland. Hislather Uvea to Bor- SSSSs Offis h WL .11 1 tha.a Atoo - . , three rTwacnuarrn win be held Wedn W nnw have enclosed high speed edneadav. May . I ... .11 TrtalrM rtf electric HAY hi io HAY 20ih Styles for children and raiW bUck and' brown . ' . limit one pair to a customer . '.s!rLS-ir.sn subs ssqeb . S57 SUte Street ; " 11 mffO j 1 PUT ON THE NAVY I Ja " n ft, N.wt BLUE AND RELEASE h tJy&lP.l Announcing tha Naw ; a. MAN FOR SEA DUTY f WAVES Racrultlng Can- I Ganarcd Elactrlc Com- V t li PT. 237 N. Ubortr'St. V j . l i Salem, Oron. Phon.: - s J I WW V 1 1 i 1 " m a A 1 ! I.." A ; 1 A V I m t I " ff.1' -. flS ...I S aT t , 1 I I I .11 a I..-.- h. t . vas : m m m : m a . m w s jl Kaiapreef v . 7 I ' ' . V t Xaaeaat and i I I J U s - navelock j X,r Fl' i nP L! Water YMl al L- When-you arrive at recruit school at an enlisted WAVE, ybu will bo- provided with cm cdlbwanca ci Z2DOX& lor uniforms and other clothing. The cost about $180.00 la pedd frca the $200.00 allowance. The balance of about $20.00 1 given you far shoos, underdothin'? and anything else you may .need. ' - m WU - . I uxllLa iM cemetery in t 1 p nw at tt. oougn-a ADDliaWt Co, 255