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Tit OREGON STATESMAN, SaUm, Oragoa. Thursday Morning. February 21, IMS PAG&KXNZ China Paper Complains of Russian Treaty CHUNGKING, Feb. 20-C-The Hina Times declared today Pre mier T. V. Soong had signed a treaty with Russia "jmcrif icing Manchuria" at a time when Japan was betng crushed without soviet help. The Times! Joined the swelling criticism of Russian occupation of Manchuria as the government was reported drafting a reply to as serted soviet demands for a share of Japanese industry in the for mer pmpet state. The Ttiwd aid the Sino-Rur-sian treaty of List August was negotiated when Japan's surren der was imminent arid China had no reason to bow to the big three decisions in Yalta in Feb., 1945, which, it asserted, violated Chin es sovereignty and the Cairo i ;agremerit to restore Manchuria to China. Ho Feng-Shan, foreign office spokesmMn, replied to a barrage of questions on Manchuria at a pre conference by saying that China wat bound by the Jtusian treaty ffot the Yalta agree ment He did not elaborate. Chinese lresa dispatches said government troops had recaptur ed Sidshuihotze, 43 miles north west of Mukden, from communist forces. The Manchurian Guild said fighting had broken out near the communist-occupied port of Yingkow, in southern Manchuria. COMMISSIONER'S COURT Tlia following la the official publl-! aatiuu of Ui record of cUim before the Mai ion Count ConimiMlonert .Court for U.a October term of 143, witt, tha amount allowed. liUa con tinued, etc . according to tlta record fea tha office of tha County Owa. Mlar.: Mot.r Vara, fcee. Hurplua Prop arty. Dft. of Com . Urea. S2.S22 S3; atata Ind. Ace Comnt.. tan., XtSJa; Stat I'ui.llc Wrlfare Comm.. alt aic. 1S.M8; Lartd St iBuah 6aln Br. V. N'at'l Hk. of rWUand, withbold ing. 1.131 S3; A. C. tiraiw. paatmaatar, lxuU. tOM; Katn Br. Ul Natl. Bank of Portland, do. IS.7S. Aunufi Offlrc: C A. lwlk. dt-imty, tM M, tU I.lck, Of 1. 1M2J, Rriat IVtiny, do, 10HS3; Oraoa N. riabrock, d't. III 63; Jrmn do. 112 XI. Ma M Ualllla, do, Nti, Kvrlyn M Mini. do, VS.Ki; Mar Hnltotf. do, 1MX), Gorrtrm K. luwr, do, Um County Clarh: A. M. R. thin., drfMity. 11 S3, li M. Mix, do, 1M7S; M Hrrik k, do. 123 73; A1k Bailie, do, I MX!. GUdya Whit-, do. 70 13. ft. Howard, ilo. 3S.73, McJtia Ctamyaf;n, do, It M Caaatf Court: CUda White, clrrk. 20 aart Moaaa; I1vi amtfirr. Janitor.; )'H 43. W. A. CilMwi. do, 11743, Wrii. Mr:arty, do, l(WrS. C II MUl-r, do. 117 M; Hulii Iljtt fri4, taw rprr.,i SI 73, l.llllan G-rlt -t. do. Ml 13 IHt. Ally.: Atit.a M. . Atill. mUeiton., S3 Xi Hralth Ipt.; f , H C'olrmaii, iriMH.-tor, 222 M. I G. 1. r m (1 n. aaruuriait, 49 13. Hrnica Vear. nuiw, 11 DC; Merwn Darby, Vi. 14S44. Evelyn H)y, do. 4J2S; Audrey Smith, do, 1 13; Portia Con way, do. 14 13. ISarhara !Mtt. do, lit U, l.ucllin M Wt.ltp, do, M 73, fcutJ. Htuver. elrrk, IJrtfcJ. MatM-l b rr. do. in 43. r:iynw I raw 101 1. do, 3 41. Sylvia H 1 1 r h k do. UXi T.i, tAryrr, do, 2i Catal: Wm. Ji. I'orter, drp, SS 1. ( arirfrn f'arwtni. rirrk. M liniir, Caarl: Mar eUa fiarartr., lrk. 112 43; t aiolvn Caraoti; da. 5o73 aaall Caart: fioria WI.HP prraluwi ofurr, 1S1 Ml. Caaaty Karardcr: rravm Mattnon, Vpuly. 106M, Adclla Uxkina., do, lf.3, Grace Bniirllo. clerk. I2S23; Grace Brunrllo, clerk, 12S.23, Margua rila Siuitri. do. 450; Glartyn Krrfu on. da. MS School SopC: Cora E. Meld. Of puty, 913. Carrnalita I Wad Cir. iupenrttor, 147 W; Viet an S. Hoe t..f. do. liSaJ; Martlm II Kl-h-r. do, IWiW Caanty Sheriff: Jamea Garvin, deputy. 137.J8. Harlan M Rone, do, 117 7. K R. SmlWi. do. IMCW; A. 1. JolttHKM,. do, IftaM; W. K. HmaUi. do. 124 av. H. P. Onmofalh, do, 1H2.0II; Glatlya Ager. raliier, 14 13; Myrtle r.tamn, dao.. 144.13. Vlol tw Went, do, I4ts; (' Hanwnsng. rtv. 137 M C'aan ty Treatarar: Audray II ttwlng, dep fcty. lour, toaaty fraoerty: Cliarle 1 Zrrraii. Iep I. A . 145 20; H Wrti. Tliialacn, aKeiit. Ill 48: II. J. Morrison, atenog. 107 43 t'aantv Knglnaer: ilmr bara 1. Smith, , 1TZ.K. log f und: Paul Mamacli. dog control officer, m.7, H Howard, clerk. W. MUr.: A. M. Presnall. rlerk. 701. l.ydia Grant, do, SSWt; Lillian Gardner, elev. Opr., Tl "M. Mae ldgeramral, Irai'iff. S4S0, I)a)ert Jrpirn, il. proh. off., T7.0I; M. HernU nrk. clerk. J W laar: 2 P. Aapniwall. 151.7.1. C frlon. 203 IK. J. I. Hollett. lit 23; Harry If. Lawrencv 1S4.S5; Edward Scltinitt. IMS. O l. Bmegar. 15S.f; . A. Burna, 148.C7. Harold C. C'arbauKh, 171.90; WalteoS .arbaugh, 1M.7S; T. U. Conyer. 17711. Wrn P. troker. 145 j5; W. C. IeKoa. 144 (7; Orvllie 1. I,ril fan. Ill IS; Roy Hatfield. H 44; l au rel Ijamb. 1S2 70; H. A. Martin, IMS; K I.. Roger, 119J4. D. ! V. Scharf, 1C3 7S. K II. Ktandley, li R. G. 6ran. 172 10; Prank Wofrke. 18S.3B; Hitgri Wehta. l Lae A 1 We4U, III S3; M. J. McConnlrk. 120.34: P. H Ilos tetlcr. imi. Wtllrani Natter. 1M.SS; ratrw-k OXaary. 10 IS; K. J. Htciiards. 3itA. ArUrur Blackburn. l4a SS; Har vey M. Girod. l.ir.iS: Oliver Johnson. IU49. A. A. Ricnarda, 141 W; Theo dore Kuenzl. 17S.0P; Menno Dalke, 177 71. I.lurd Jarman, I61.M; Joe Klni( wald, 19S7. Joi A. Rot.l. 19 97; W. atiellar. 12 27. U W Wether. 13.82; V H Muahy. 14 12; A. J. lay lor, 137.- From where I DirdVEye View of America aw r ' m w s A fellow took an serial photo Tph of Oar town, ril it make ta place look like I'topi. Folk argoed that the new f re kouae woW aeaer leak well beaiee tk old Tow HsU. Kt they har MoaJte perfectly fraaa tka sir. Oaa aid of tk rsllrosel track looks as good s tk othrr. AU tke alf fereat landmark blrad la alcely wltfc atarroandinxs. From whr I lt, ther a lesson la that priotoprapii. A courraaiuiy's lasd up of difTHreft rlr'aeat paoole a well as lamkaarka. Sunt Ctrrright, 1 Paul IL MeKee McKee Named NAM Officer PORTLAND, Ore., Feb, 20 W) Paul B. McKee, president of Portland Gas St Coke company and the Pacific Power & light company, has been elected a re gional vice president of the Na tional Association of Manufac turers, it was announced today. The area served by the well known Portland industrialist and civic and war activity leader is the largest in the NAM.'i region al organization. He will serve 11 western and Pacific coast states. He was a director of N.A.M. in 1944 and 1943 and named a mem ber of the executive committee last year. ; Tom Bowden. 130 it, Roy La Pol len. 142.1. Clark: Rida l.lneback. loa -04; Kddle J. Ketin, 11104: Jele May Huniphrayi, 7J; Rita Mm Cramer, 73; Hettyra Owen. 4 14; Marcia C. Yocom. 27l; Helen G. Harrlaon, 2S -3V; Ruth Skinner, S2.14; Bemadine T. rulka. 272; Darlene Bleriy. IB 10; Rvelyo Mennls, 33 JO; Ueo Wslker, " "; v auicrina v, j ayinr, trtjoj; vio lette Weat, 21.50; 11. W. Domoffalla. MM; Myrtle Krana. 11.14; C. Ham mang, S.74; T. R. i'oleman. S.l; Grace Taylor, nurae, S.r7; Iva O. Mobley. rlerk, 17MI; Nell Minima, do, 6 XI, CaaiUl Cltr Blndary, sup., SM; Tha Conianrrclal Book Store, do, J SS; R. Shelton, T K., 1; Ivan C. Martin, atty. fe, v; Herbert W. Carter, do, 00; Mary Chapman, reporter, 1; L. E. Barrlch, per diem, etc., 70 04; C. W. Kt-eite, M. D., xain., 10; American Bruah Co, aupa., 22M. Graber Broa., repa , SIS, Otia Kiev. Co., aupa., u.m; Reinholdt 4 Uwla, refiniah btlnda, 4j.ai; fialem Hardware Co., aupa, 17 -53; M. U. Hayden. T $.25; M. R. Hayden, poatake. 8; Kay Typewriter Co., rlhliam, 1 23; Laurence Oaterman, T K, 1A0; Mr. Heater E. Way. prem, to; Dr. N. C. MacLaferty, exam , 10; Health llrpt.: llertelaon it San, ium., 52 00; Capital City Laundry, laundry, S3; The Capital Drug More, med. aupa.. 11 i; A. C. Cragg, pasUnaater, poatage IB; Hendrle Mertaal Lh, lab. aeiv K; IVrry'a Irug Stor, med. aupa , 37.42; Dr. W. N. Plntler. dental aerv, ; l)r Mary V. orln, med. arv 6S; ScIkm.I LrUt No. 4, tela.. 1 IS; Sf.aw Surgical Co, aupa, 55.ICI; Aud rey Smith, T. r, S; Dr. W, J. Stone, petty ruali, 1KI, Valley Motor Co, repa, w, imU: Dr. G. A. WllJlarn aon, med. wiv 16; Dr. Hoacoe C. Wil Ijmhi, do, M. Mlac.: John Hanrahan, fee. 23.2i; Dr. Pred W. l.a..g-, do, XHM; A. W. Smiinona. do, X(S. Geo. Haurnau, Indoanity, 7.30, Cha. J, rrryden, do, 1S; IftrHh Paul Kvarut, do. 7 JO; Tony P. Gentry, do, 7 SO; flot tllde Grenz. do. 1M; Donald D. JCuen I. do, 18; Malph H. Mercer, do, Karl I.. I'ooler, do. 7 50, Kant T. Rob erta, do, li; Prank Gard, relief of I. Hunre, Hi; Dr. Koocoe C. WiUon. exam, 2; The Cudahy Packing Co, aNip. 23. ; Hollywood Cleanera at Laundry, laundry, 3lc; Bad Croka pharmacy, avp, I; aariitary Service Co. Inc., garbage removal, 1,81; Denver Voting, rneala, 282 22; Sybil C. CaM:n ac Hollln K. I'Mge, trustees, rent, 80; Wm. H. Porter, T. E, Alf O. Nejaon. fee A reot ao s, W. H. Hell, Jiwtlca, 7 -28; T. C. Gorman, do, 1S.1I; W. C. Mil ler, conaUble. 21.09; D. J. Jepaen, T. E, JS. Nona White, poatae. etc, 5 30; Bancroft-Whitney Co, laws. 7.80; The leaver Co-operative pub Co, do, 16. W; Wet Pub. Co., subs, 13; The Bova nd Glria' Aid Society, cre. S5j Catli ollc Charltlea Inc.. care, 54 13; Child ren a Kann Ilwm, do. 47 a.'!; Oregon Irotectlve Society, do, 10; State Hub. Welfare Comnt, aaalatance, 1.S12.00; G. L. rlemlng. T. E, 2105; J. 11. Lau terrnan, rent. 130; A C. GragK. post rn aster, pnU(r, 48; Herman Wm. I.anke, pcaitage. etc, 134.34; Rahn Me Whorter Paiwr Co, aupa., 5J0; Aenta C. Booth. T E, 475; California Test Bureau. teaUng. 5SJ0; Vivian 8. Hoe nig. T. E, 21 ua; Pacific Building, rent, 75;. ScIiij1 Executive, ub, 2; Unruh Knapri Printing Co, tipa, 23.90; C. L Weddla, T. E, 42Jt3; Dept. of Agr), aealer. 2; Capitol Office Eoa. Co, u(, 14.241; Remington Ranrl Inc., rej, etc., 10S 85; Staleaman Pub. Co, aupa, 30.30, Shannon aV Co. Inc., do, 15.04; I -add 8c Bwili. Salean Br. V. S. Nat'l. R . bolt rent. 12; Paul Mafnach. T. E, 60.45; Nell 11. Verbeck. refund. 2; Jo aeph A. Brown, alteep kilLtl. 15; Wm. A. Brown, do. 92; Mm. Harvev Htm .j, turkeya killed, M.K; Win. J. Chase, do. I8h: O. P. Given, aheep kiUit1. 4H; T. R. Hobart, do. 7; Pred Hott' do, 74.00; criaude McKenr-y. killed, 112.73; Herman J. Rohfua. Chicken killed. I2.9B; G. H. . aheep killed, SO; Geo. E. Allen. Ho-,' aupa.. 21.20; Baltou at Wright, do. 15. 77; Roaacr KJecr-lc Co, repa, 3 35; BxB logging Co.. Ibr, 843.01; E H. BurreH. repa, 27.1 C Bureau ot Labor, lnapectlnn. 13; Capitol Auto Paitt. repa, 2.40. Columbia Mulp. Co, reps.. 44J27; Colyear Motor SaJea Co, do, 3.14; Commercial Sand ac Graaral Sup ply Co . ailt. 8; Cooke Stationery Co, sup . 38.25, W. B Crawford, sup, IS; Datroit Garage aV Serv. Cta, repa, 2JW; Prank Doollttla Maater Serv. sit ... y Joe Marsh rot on way, somo another; some enjoy a Cis of beer and othora don't. Yon mieht think there was a lot of reason for friction. Bat it's all ia yor point of view. Get ap hick enough fte the com aaaity a a wkolo and tkoa little diacorda blend together into what we rail America a free, harmoai otis land. Tk difference Only look big to peoayle who the from too doael 194, Untie J Stf4 Itnwtn t'munl Couple Visits In Jefferson On Way South JEFFERSON, Feb. 20-(SneciD Guests of Mr. and Mrs. ' M. B. Stephenson were their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. F. I. Sandifur of Vancouver, Wash., and their son and , daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. -'Martin Ste phenson of Portland. The Sandi furs were on their way to Los Angeles to make their home, A. E. Brookhart of Colfax, Wash., Is visiting his sister, Mrs. M. S. Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phelps, who bought a tract of land from Mrs. George Vail last week, have the land cleared.. Clausie Ammon pulled the oak trees. Francis and Gerald Phelps axe : preparing for installing gasoline storage tanks. Mrs. Nyla Settle is in San JOae, CaliL, visiting her brother, A. W. Elderton. ' Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Wilson and son of Salem attended services Sunday at the Evangelical church and Were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orvllie Rehfeld. Card Party Given by Four Corners Group FOUR CORNERS, Feb. 20 Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Brown were hosts to a group of neighbors Saturday night ; Pinochle was played, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pedersoo and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rouse re ceiving prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mcllnoy were guests. Sta . baiter lex. 2 70; Walter J. Down, repa, 82.03; Engineer Sand a. Gravel Co, rock, 2X40-, frank at Etxel Sala Co, ibr, S74 33; The J. K. GUI Co, up. M 14; The B. T. Ooodrick Co, repa . 3f3 02: Dr. U. A. Oueffroy. meet aerv, 25; A. C. llaag St Co, equip, 114.37; J. K Havltlrta St Co, sup, 76 B; Harold HDke. wood, 823; Clia. H. HoyL ; graveL 4.24820; Interstate Tractor St Equip. Co, repa, 45; Prank Jaakoakl. aupa, 40.80; Jonea Printing Co, do, 340. Leonard U. Judaon. equip., 15 40; Krapa At Ion. aupa, 70; Lyons Garage St Mill Supply Co, rep, 8.05' Jam H. Maden Co, do, 19.70; H. C. Mattaon. petty caah, poetage. -170; Dougla McKay Cbev. Co, repa, 9J8; MU1 Cfty SerV. HU, do, Jr3; A. M. Mind en Lbr. Co, Ibr., 28 .84; Wm. Monarty. refund. 1.23; Mountain State Power Co, IJtP, 87 J7; Needham'a Hook Store, anna, 44X3; "Neraon Equip. Co, rep.j 87.75; Oregon Gravel Co, 3 ravel, 878.41; Oregon Phyaician Serv, uea, 83.80; Ore. Itilp St Paper Co, sup, 4; Or. State Hwy. Comm., Eng. alary, 58 (W; Pacific Tele. St Tela, tele, 19 JB: Ptttaburrh Plays Gtaaa Co, aupa, 24 80; Portland Gen. K.lec. Co, light. 130.90; Keimann Sheet MeLl Co, rep . 22.40; Richfield Oil Corp, sup., 19.32; John J. Roberta St Co, labor, 441.15; Roen Typewriter Exchange, aupa.. 28.10; Salem Auto Parts Co, repa, S; Salem Boat Houae, sup., 10.47; Salem Concrete Pip St Pro. Co, do, 23.10; Salem Dearoneaa Hoap, rare. 98; Salem Iron Work, aupa. ,8.84; Ha let it laundry Co, laun dry, 11.01; Salem Steel 8c Supply Co, repa, 42.50; Salem Tiro Serv, tlrea, 52 80; Salem Water Comm., water, 28 79; Clyde Salwbury, re(ia, 40.50; Shell Oil Co, ffaa, 71.83; Silver Wheel Mo tor Pit.. Irt, 2.40; II. A. Simmon, oil. -VeVfl 11 1 Matrons Scorn Van Johnson SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.-VP) The "frankly over-40" matrons' set plumped (no pun) today for; Charles Bickford over Van John son as a movie dream man. Mrs. B. H. Brainerd, president of the senior league of San FrncLco, said she had "been asked by our 915 members to protest the fact that Hollywood gives too much em phasis and importance to the tastes of that peculiar group of teen agers known .as 'bobby-sockers'." "Our organization would like to remind you that older people love too. - - We in the older age levels have our favorites too. Charles Bickford, for example, was selected in a poll of our group as the adult theater goers' answer to the bobby-sockers' Van John son." Markets Close Over Weekend NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-iAy- Trad ing in all important security and commodity cash and futures mar kets will be suspended Friday and Saturday, February 22 and 23, in observance of Washington's birth day. In Chicago the board of trade will close Friday and Saturday. The . livestock market, however, will function as usual, along with cash grain trading. . London, Montreal and Toronto stock exchanges will be open Fri day only. 12 88: Standard Oil Co, gaa. 5417; State Tlre Sere, repa., IJ; Staeanaoa Si swvanaoa ai Tweed le, dle- Mefford, rep, 8.48; I R, Tweodle. dle- I, 98.91; Union AbUact Co, title In . 98J8: Union Oil Co.. Sa. fttC, 541 40, Valley Motor Co, repa., 86.94; Valley Oil Co, dieeel, 33.81; Valley Welding Supply Co, oaygen, 31.80: Walling Sand Gravel Co, gravel, UM: Wm. Wengenroth, ga. I; Western Union, tele, 2.84; Wallace S. Wharton, rent. 20; WUlametta Valley Traaa, trana, 1.60; Prank Woelke, tniieage, 48.70; Woodbury Co, auoa, l Denver Young. T B, 198.71; Denver Young, postage, 60. PROCEEDINOt Nov. 2, 1945: Final hearing on Indem nity claim of James E. Law la, Wn. H. Homanri and Ray 8. Hartmann art for Nov. SO. 194S. Nov. 3. Quit Claim deed. A. A. Shepherd et us. T. Her man; Final hearing on Indemnity claim of Tom L. Webb aet for Nov. 30. 1948; Pipe line permit. United Growers Inc. Nov. 8, Order RE; Dl vtaion of PreeincU; Deed from John i. Moe to Marion Co. Nov. 8, Final hearing on Indemnity claim of Albert R. Mantle aet for Nov. 30, 1945; Per. mil to haul log. Ralph Slegmund; Petition for Vacation of road N. of Block 1 Hanaen. Nov. 7, Permit to haul loga, R. E. Shield; Permit to move garage. Sam Darr; Quit Claim deed from B. F. Ramp to Marlon Co.; Petition of Tom Prama et si for Coun ty to ak over road in T 4 S. R. 1 W. was turned down. Nov. 9, Final hear lnga on Indemnity cialma of Karl I.. Pooler, Ralph It. Mercer. OottlMe Grenc, Ctta. J, Irryden, Tony T. Gent ry, Hugh Paul Kvana: Pole line per mit, Portland Gen, Elec. Co.; Final hearing on Indemnity claim of Ben ZtteeMMfrger aet for Nov. 30, 1945. 3TMWItr AUAC008 IV la a mm anMa la el e cek. ia t44. Oaaaa 4 W.hIi cavet alaaal e .. af Mm atWa fai8 CaeO eat. Tim la lee acMe aaa IM HarfHeaaTa aetataaiiag SaVaVcaVVeVaVaV4 QJW always stands nut ttTOITI I Je Kllf AtKINO fOR IT T Albany Thief's Loot Half-Fills Police Station Salem's police station Wednes day was half filled with looted hardware, tools and machinery valued at several thousand dol lars, after local police picked tip the equipment from hiding places which Albany authorities said Arthur S. Hildebrandt had dis closed in confessing to an Albany burglary. Hildebrandt was arrested Mon day night in Salem upon radio advice from Albany police, and then turned over to the Albany authorities, who booked him on a charge of larceny from a lum ber company there. Most of the loot found Wednes day was tentatively identified by Portland and Multnomah county authorities here as property stol en in recent Portland burglaries. Police records show that Hilde brandt wai convicted on larceny charges seven times 'between 1929 and 1941 and that his sentences included two terms at the Oregon state penitentiary. Four Corners Group Form New Scout Troop FOUR CORNERS, Feb. 1 20 (Special)- An Explorer Scout troop has been organized. Waldo Miller is post advisor with 'Chick" Warren as assistant Ralph Wilson, out of door com mitteeman; Terry Canon, service committeeman; Charles Isaac, in door meetings; Ross Chrisman, Nov 18. Final hearing on Indemnity claim at Mam T. Hoberta. Nov. IS, Fi nal bearing on Indemnity claim of Jamas C. (urnutt set for Nov. 38. 1943. Beer llcemex. Byron Kraruea Davis. Leslie K. and Vivian E. Mul len; Bond of If. A. Judd a a County Clerk; Permit to move combine. Ver non Johnson; Permit to haul log, C. I. Gale. Nov 20, Permit to haul logi. Guy C. Muaic. E. R, Hltcbman. Nov. SI, ijutt claim deed to Ray J. Glatt et ux; Duplicate warrant to Calvin Young; Order to pay Judgment to Virginia Kidd and Francis B. Marth. Nov. 23, Pip lib permit. Vbrta Height Water Dis.; Remonarance agairuit Va cating old Bridge Creek road. Nov. 24, Order RE: Naming atreeta on 'new Subdivision Plata,' Refund of Taaea Nov. 28, PeUUou of John Zetterberg et al to Vacate Old Bridge Creek Road; Cancellation of Taaea; Refund ' of Taaea; Order naming certain roada and avenuea; Contract for Sale of Real Property to C. N. Tmdall; Nov. 27. Beer iJcrnae, Frank and Mary Wil aon; Final hearing on indemnity claim of John H. Davenport aet for Dec. 8, 1945; Order to Inveat in War Bonda. Nov. 28, Beer License, Kenneth A. Tracy. Edgar Smith and Lloyd Jar via. Ilk-hard .. Meek, Hetty M. La mar; Pole line permit, Mt. Statea Pow er Co Nov. 29, Beer Ucenae, Edwin J. and Daisy B. Richarda. Clyde Stor ey. Boy A. and Zellie R. Rirkman; Pole line permit, Mt. State Power Co; Permit to haul log. Walter L. Rak. Nov. 38. Final hearinga on Indemnity -cialma of Jamea K. Iwia; Wrn. H. Honiann, Hay . Hartman. Tom L. Webb. Albert K. Mantle. Hen ZiUel berger, Janteai C. Comutt; Transfer Order; Beer lirenae, Ethel L Mclntire; Quit claim deed. Ualph Water a et u W aaraaHj m aaa4 ,AMe.a IbevaMaa. pqitgfr , f I I aaaaaBBBMaaTaBB ' llfZ.WIlNMA" COMFANV DUtrihuted hy Gideon SULi Cmpsimr Dog Maintains Campus Vigil DENTON, Tex, Feb. 20.-(V The Record Chronicle said tonight that for the 26th consecutive day a strange dog has maintained a constant vigil at a drain hole on the carhpus of North Texas State college here. The dog, named Jiggs by stu dents who have been feeding him, refuses: to leave, the newspaper said. It added that Rev. W. H. Han sclman of Bessie, Okla., has iden tified the dog, from published photographs, as one belonging to his sister in Minneapolis, Minn. Hanselman raid he would arrive in Denton Friday to claim the animal. assistant post guide; Walter Hart, post guide. Meetings will be Mon day nights at the Community halt Scoutmaster "Chick" Warren reports a Cub pack will be or ganized February 23 at the Com munity hall and all boys nine and over in the community are invited. j y O Consult Dr. E. E. llorinp, Dr. S. A. Wlieutley or Dr. Sam Hughes. This consultation and examination will provide lw cor rect information regarding your eyes. 383 Court St QUALITY IS ALWAYS WORTH WAITING FOR Blitz-Wcinhard's flavor and quality make it a premium product... a beer that discriminating men and women have enjoyed for more than 99 years. Its consistent goodness, 4ts linvarying quality make it definitely worth waiting for. Insist on BKrz-Weinhard . . the beer so good it's guaranteed satisfying! Kiel? hs S is wl rr e.- ia c-v v 11 ii II iiib-wf egniuD Ouamnfeed Safisyinp BEER. Packing Firm Named In Federal Suit PORTLAND, Feb. 2KT)-Hunt Brothers Packing Co., Salem, was named in a federal food, drug and cosmetic act violation filed today in federal district court The federal suit charged the company with transporting cases of canned cherries containing maggots in interstate commerce from Salem to Seattle. - Eroftion Battle Cost Shared by Triple A AAA committeemen are helping fanners and ranchers plan an all out attack on erosion and deple tion with the assistance of the 1946 agricultural conservation pro gram. The conservation work for each farm will be charted on a farm plan, the basis for participation in the program, says E. H. Miller, chairman of the State AAA com mi t tee. At community meetings, county offices, and in individual visits with committeemen, operators will show on the farm plans the prac tices for which they want assis LOOK AHEAD Come in at Your Convenience or Phone 6508 for an Appointment BORING OPTICAL Phons) 6508 ICJI PI I rOHtANI, o tance during the year. May 1 It the final date for filing a plan for participation in the program. Pay ments will average 30 per cent of the cost of performing the prac tice. Butterflies, said to be the most far-sighted of insects, can see movements five or six feet away. Uhoir WMffllB Mere's Fast, ftelef RetWf Frew Cegs.fTkr t At first alga of a eotd rub e owd old reliable Mneteroae for M fa and prolo relief whtrjt eeotanuea ail wbil It rwnalna 00 rout aktai Muaterote Immediate! etarta vasb In to reiter cotjarha, eore throat awut tight aoreneee la cheat It aetajaUe help break ua painful kml caaaree tioo. Ita aootblne vapors eleo ttrift brk up coocuoa In upper feroav chtal tract, um and throat. Musi rote off era all tba adnata re of a warm Inc. aUtnulaUng- tmaatar4 planter yet at as on urn aaalur to apply. Juaa rut JO It 1 , oa. ram tt m I STBCMCTBS mm Protect If am Zifes . . .have TIIIM CHECKED WOW! DIGNIHED CKKDIT II m II ill i j
