Russ Will Leave Harbin,
Chinese Reds Take Over
By Tht Associated Prtu
A Clilni'an iiuvri iiiiiiint Hpokrts
nnin rinu'i'ili'd th rich north
Munclmi Inn city nl llurhlii to thn
coi 1 1 ti 1 11 1 il xt loiluy but Inalsti'il
Unit Hi" Kimnliiiui unl mil of tha
iiiiillii'i n iiiirlnf Duiii'ii, which no
fur Ik nut on Hip Kt-cl nrmy'i
ii'IiciIiiIp oT withdrawals.
Tho aiitikt'siniui, Milliliter of
Infni'iMiilliiii K. C. Wu, (li'diiri'd
lllllt C'hlllinO L'lMMIllUlllNtH WITt
"iilifinly In llurhlii," Irani which
tlii 1 1 1 1 hh I ii i ijt nro M'lii'diilt'd to
withdraw liy thi' full of thn liiy.
Wn mill hr liml no Inforinn
Hun tin Hi" llniitliin ut DnlriMi
"lint Diilri'ii In purt of China
ml wn i'Xiri't tin Hiisslnns to
wilhiliiiw from all Mnncluirla
lii'forn th" i'ikI of the month, at
thry uiirrfd."
linn i-ii lierumo a free port
tinilrr th" (..'hhirsu-ltiisalan treaty
of hint Auuimt.
Soveriil amircea reported tlint
Notables Name
'Mott Basin'
ASTOHIA, Uti'., April 25 lI'l
Th" nuvul buln which will berth
BUI) nlivnl iinxllliiry vesarla wiu
di'dlciiti'd by Mra. Janiea Mott,
Siih-iu, In honor of her Into hus
bund, In sunny cerciminlea here
yojilerduy.
A dfli'iiullon of conurrumcii,
Inchidlnu ull Orrunn'i renreaeii-
tntlvea, uw Mott bnaln officially
imiui'd for tha Ore(on represen
tative who (ointht M yeurs for
tlevelomiient of Astoria n
nuvul Imse.
"Thla la n memorial to Jumra
Motl, but Jim needs no memori
al. " Uep. W. Sterllllll Cole H
NY) anld In the iirincliml dedi
cntory address. "Wt ahull always
reuieinher Ilia forealitht, hll wls
(luin, hla Inspiration . . , no man
hna contributed more to the
iiiivy for either wiir or peace
tlinii (lid Jiiinea Mott,"
dipt. S. P. Jenklna, command
er of the Columbia river iirnup,
10th fleet, told the dedication
audience Unit the nuval veaaela
berthed at Mott basin can be
activated immediately whenever
needed.
Talent Show
To Be Aired
An all-achool broadcast Includ
ing talent from each of the seven
elementary achoola In the city
and tha Klainuth Union hliih
achool band, will be heard over
KFLW on Monday night, May S.
from 8:30 to B o'clock it waa
announced today.
Tho Script and Microphone
(nclety of KU1IS ii presenting
tho proKram ai a gift to the
town In tho achool auditorium,
Tho pruKram atarta at 8 p. m.
and the brondca.it will be heard
for a hulf hour during the eve
ning. The band will take the op
portunity of thanking those who
contributed to the trip to Eugene
where the mualc department
Inkca part In the national compe
tition next weekend.
The public ia invited to at
end the program according to
t.hnrle Woodhouac, KUHS. fac
ulty member and adviaor to
Script and Microphone.
Chlneae government plnnea, try
ing to hind ul lluiiiln to evueiiiito
lurrying government nfflclula,
found tint airport ulreudy taken
over by the cominunlata. The
plnnea rt'tiirued to Mukden, one
of tho few government-controlled
Minuhiiriiin cltlea, with
out tlio offlrlula. Kili'ller ill the
week, HI iidniliilatriitiira acht In
to lliirhin weeka ugo, hud flown
to Mukden.
Huge Jorgenaen, the Duiilah
conaul who flew out of lliirliln
only yesterday, told Awocliiled
I'reaa Photographer Jullnn Wil
ami in Mukden thnt llurhlii real
deuta would welcome the arrival
of the coiniminlnla. lin auld the
cltlr.ena feared an outbreak of
robbery and looting if the com
inunlata didn't tunc over lie
cauae the governinmil gurrlaon
there waa loo mini 1 1 to assume,
control,
Take Harbin
Comimiulat leudera auld sever
ii I duya ago (hey would take
llurbln aa noon lis tho llussiuns
withdrew.
All Associated Presa dispatch
from Pelplng auld J hut four
plnnea sent to llurbln yeslerduy
to evacuate officials the num
ber wus not reported found
communlsla hud tuken over the
air fields. The pilots snlcl thn
city appeared, from tho air, to
be In confusion. There were no
delulla.
1,1. Gen. Chun Chla-haliing.
chief of stuff of thn governments
I northeastern cnminund, sold
"The generuliaaimn (Chiang Kai
shek) la very concerned about
the situation. " Ohio flew to Pel
plng from Chungking yesterday
and expected to proceed to Mukden.
HIGH
l (J 'I1'"'" Vlllli
Comment.
litjllllil;ll,i'l l'll,'.'i,llllMH'llll'
'"ill1
By JOAN O'NEILL
Itallotlng on student body can
didates w'us una of tho linportunt
Issues of thla week. The election
wiiii held to
day, it es u I Is
will bo uvuil
ulile Inter.
The girls'
nonette, the
cliirlnet qiiiir
,I1N JSBBBBrtlWOII
let and aever- J1 -JK 4
ul aololsla p- ,
penred over '
K
'. j i
r'LW ycater
day afternoon,
rilnMn ltlllllll.
puling In the Jn O'Neill
glrla' nonette were Beth Chas-
Inln, Dorothy Collier. Hetty Gild
den, Putay ilumbrlck, Dorothy
Howry, lluinonu Itc-cvca, Doris
Weaver, l.ola Whlacnant, and
Murie Wright. The clarinet quar
let ia compoaed of Lola Larson.
Weed People
Buy The Spud
The Spud restaurant. 327
Main, operated by Mr. and Mra.
Juek Webber for the pant three
years, bus been auld to Mr. and
Mra. James Kelly and Mr. and
Mra. Itonalil Olson of Weed, who
took over operation of the rcs
tanraiit Monday.
Kelly munuged the Weed ho
tel for the iiaat three years. Ol
aon ia a veteran of World War II
Churles Murtln, Rodney Murray,
und Norma .Smith, liurbura Zinn
wna accompuniat.
The Elks lodge, ia sponsoring
their aniuinl ull-achnol formal
again this year. Tiie dute for the
formal has been set us May 1 so
the dance can be uptly entitled
a May day affair. Ouncing will
be from 8::il) to 11:30. There is
no admission charge. No stags
will be allowed. Kree pop and
buffet lunches will be served be
ginning at 11:30. Baldy's band
will pluy for the formal. Pro
grams are available in tho stu
dent room today and will also be
given tomorrow.
and brother of Mrs. Kelly. They
plan to retain the name of The
Spud for tho present. They will
keep the restaurant open eve
nings. The Webbers came here In
1037 and opened the original
Spud on the corner of 4th and
Pino. In 1943 they purchased the
restaurant on Main from Mr.
and Mrs. II. D. Park and called
it The Spud. The Parks had op-1
crated it for 17 years as "The
Swan." I
The Webbers purchased the
Charles Garcelon residence on
Grant some time ago and after a
rest plan to cook and cater for
private dinner partes.
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