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hand
The Collectors
reconcement of the
made monthly important procedure
been discontinued the totang
monthly
copies of the receipts issued balancing them
the Teasurers receipts the
receipts with printed numbers has been discontinued The
being used numbered
containing printed numbers requirement should be The
1859 missing.
Clerks Register of Treaurer
the conditions
Clerk with sufficient
knowledge of striking balances
tracted the position In
Independent
making reconcemnt monthly
be resumed
Respectfully
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Qt-M16)
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Where true fortitude dwells, 10y.
atty, bounty, friendship, and fidel-
ity may be found.
Sir Thomas Browne
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LegoI=Notices
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the
annual stockholders meeting of the
Giant Sunrise Mining Company will
be held on Tuesday, June 4, 1916
at HOO A. NJ, at its mill site near
the town of Troy, Lincoln County
Montana, for the purpose of elect
ing a Board of Directors for the
ensuing year, and the transaction
Of such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting.
WALLACE H. LITCHFIELD
President
(2t-M16-23)
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,1Qdnnkon
u. Erinnernngen
Bon &eb. s. Gnert9es
(Sorti tiesung)

9ie fatbolii6e &loIteri6ule BON
ebeoent, bellte ipobl Ole boberen gr-
5iebungsl6ulen fir Dedoden, scao-
emies in uniern Stdoten, tpie 8eGe.
pile unb ct. Souls, ieien, tpie So
tier Heinefe neirte, Sdulen fir
iolde, pelde bas @elo oa5u baben.
Ger geuobnli6e slrbeiter, Ser bon
Ser Sano gum Wunoe Iebt, babe fem
@elo oafiir uno lei 5ufrieOen, 1penn
er ieine &inoer in Die Bfarri6ule
idtden fonne, Inn BORT alles 5u er=
lernen, mas es in leinem 2eben
brallht. 0ieie iinb INNER Die beiten
@emein0eN1itglieber auf Der Sarm
uno au9 Die 8ersleute. @er in un-
iern Bfarribulen fleibig lernt uno
babel aud 5u Saus BET Ser grbeit
mitbilft, bleibe Elm gutter Menib. Sft
geidebe es, bob iolbe, Die bobere
Sdulen beIu6t baben, oas arbeiten
perlernen ODER Sa1len5er meroen i'm
ipatern 2eben. Stol5 uno einsebiloet
uuf ibr 8iBden Stuoium, famen ite
leid)t auf oerfebrte @ege. Gin menig
8iiieni6oft bldbt auf."
rSn Sen afaoenlier," meinte So
tier Heinefe, rlernen Die Wdo6en
bel oen ShmeItern oas 2eben 1i6t 10
fennen nie 5ubaule, mo- tie 1,nter Der
Sano elmer guten, beiorgten Weutter
oas 2eben in @irfli6feit fennen ler-
men,"
Sd lu6te i'm gu tpioerleeen unb
iogte: u0as iino slusnabmen. 0ie
meiIten Wedoben tperoen BON Sen
ShpeItern gu tii6tigen l1no prafti-
iden Sausfrauen berangebiloet our6
praftild)e slrbeiten, uno bonn @ege
bes 2alters abgebalten. 9ie fatboli-
l6en Ifaoemien baben einen 10 guten
&uf, oaB ou6 anoersgldubige ibre
So6ter ben S6DeItern unpertrauen.
Suoen Groteitanten, ia llnglaubige
ididen ibre &inOer in bieie fatbolis
iden Sduelternl6ulen. go ipl1roe Elm
Baitor 5ur 8ebe gelteat, neil er feline
Eohter in Die &loiteridule ididte,
morauf Der lutberiide Baltor folgen-
De grflarung gab: ,gs piiroe Ser
8abrbeit nioerlpreden, tpenn i6 er-
flaren miirOe, id bdtte es leoigli1
getan, Inn lie fatbolii6 tperben al
laiien, um epentuea IelbIt fatbolii6
81 tDerben. 2etteres mar fir MIDI
nod cine entfernte, l1ngepiiie Wog-
li6feit, als i6 midi entidloB, neine
altalte Sodter na6 Soul in 5ronf.
reid 5u ididen. 8as iab ih flar
poraus, baB es iiber fur5 ODER lang
gu elmer gnti6eior1ng fonmen n1iiiie,
aber ebe bielelbe beranfan, bottle iA
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in t5bebopgan, Bis. Mlte 2elerin.
Gran 5. s. 9aidbad). @eItorber
am 27. Sftober 1915, ipobl porbe.
reitet, in pittsburgh, ga.
Go. Grblanb. @eitorben am z. Sc.
brnar 1916, pobl borbereitet, in
Canton, .. Mlter 2eier.
Jran Barbara 8oelfel. @eItorbeu
am 3. Sanuqr 1916, i'm alter bon
tiinfunoa6t5ig Sabren, in @aufe.
iba, 8is.
Sram g. Mitmra. @eItorben an
13. 5ebruar 1916 in Oft. Sliber,
Bittsburgb, $50. sllte 2eierin.
Jram Eanline sdleider. @eitor.
ben am 13. Se6ruar 1916 in 8itts.
burgb, go.
0ran 3enpbin 9. GlaeDs. @eborer1
am 19. Mai 1903 in gelsien. @e.
ltorben om 81. Sanuar 1916 in 9e.
troit, Wih sic binterlGBt neun
&inoer, fiinfunopier5ig gnfel= unf
neun ltrenfelfitoer. sllte Selerin.
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Btrdhltdhssfk;i
~S.f fY1

ct. 2umis, @eo. = sSSn ieinem &C.
burtslonb, Srlanb, Dem er auf ser
9eimrelie bon Dem &oniiitorium in
gom einen 8elud) abitattete, Itarb
na6 nur 5lpeitagiger &ranfbeit aar-
oinal Sobn @lennon, grsbildof bon
ct. Souls, Wo., inn Sitter bon brei-
unoa6t5ig Sabren. Der bobe Sir.
benfiirit elmer Ser bienIt1lteIten Mit-
glieoer Der omerifanii6en Sierardie,
mar am IA. Sum- 1862 in ainnegao
tn Der @rofifaft Weab in Srlano ge-
boren, madte ieine 8orbereitungsItu=
oien am ct. Sinians= =&oIleg in Weul-
linger unb am NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bel Dublin nno fam als ginunosman-
5igiabriger nad ben Ser. Staaten,
Inn bier feline. tbeologilben Stu6ien
gu boaenoen. SIM barauffolgen6en
Sabre, am 90. 9e5entber 1884, tpur.
De er in Der ct. 8atrid' s-airde in
sanIas gitp gum PrieIter getpeibt.
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M. 9. 8.

I'm uniern ,Sbio=8aiienfreunO'-
Selern eTtgegen 5u fomlnen, lit in
bel1tiger Summer unb ou6 in ben
folgenoen geummern Elm 3ettel
(glanf) beigelegt fir Announcements
erneuerung Ser 8etrug fir Elm Sabr
lit 50 - $5 fir orei Sabre.
Die gegenpartige Breiiefampagne
l6reitet nit 5unebmenOem @rfolg
fort rno es iino bereits Sunoerte
neuer Ibonnenenten eingelaufen. Sd
bin Der lteber5eugung, bob unlere
Stuoenten ibr borgeIteftes 3iel, tau=
ieno neue Seler, errei6en tperoen, io=
mie Saulenoe BON glbonnementser=
neuerungen.
8ertoolle Breile peroen gin5elnen
nno 8ruppen 5uerfannt peroen. I'M
ter ben Greilen fir bic &lalie, rpel6e
Die meilten neuen 2eier auf5upeiien
bat, ltebt Elm freier Sag fir Die &loI=
le in 4usit6t.
Glide oieier Stuoenten baben
neue SOeen uno Meetbooen entoedt,
INN neue 2eier gu getpinnen, uno
5por nit gutem grfolg. giner Der
ielben nanote ii6 an einen 4lumnus
nit Der 8itte I'M cine In5abl MoreI-
ien aus ieiner Bfarrei. Ser STUDENT
erbielt ni6t n1r Die getpiini6ten
aoreiien, ionoern erbielt aud Die
ginlaOung oes Brielters, ibm cine
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In5abl Hrobe.gremplare CUR Bertei-
lung ou5ulenben. 9erartige Metbo=
ben merben ni6t perfeblen, euten
grfolg ein5rbringen.
8enn Die beltige Summer in oie
SGnoe unierer 2eier gelangt, uer-
ben orei5ebn Brielter, lpelcbe in ben
5tpolf bergangenen Sabren ibre Stl-
oien i'm Soiepbinum poaenbet baben,
bereit iein, it'd ibrem 8iibof 5ur
Gerfiigune 5u Itellen 1no ibre apo-
itolilfe Sdtigfeit an5utreten. l1nIere
ber5liditen @liidniinihe ,no guten
grfolg alien uno iebem gin5elnen!
gtienano ltnter uns mar ith BE-
nuBt, BOB er tpdbreno Ser Butter
uno Sleiidrationierl,ng it6 gliidlid)
i6aben fonnte. @or etliben Monaten
beglitdpiinlften mir Die Ibl6affung
Ser &ationierung. Sett MAIDEN mir
Die grfabrung, Dob mir bomals Iei6z
ter lno mebr 0abrungsmittel erbal-
ten fonnten als gegenndrtig. gs lit
feline 2eiftigfeit, tauieno Wtabl5eiten
taglid) 5u ieroieren, tpenn 8utter
(uno Sleo) 10 rar lit uno Sleild)
taum eriitiert.
Sein 8unoer, OaB Miitter grou
peroen! 8enn mir inoes Die geab-
rungsperbdltniiie in europa unb in
anoern 2dnoern Ser @elt betradten,
fitblen mir uns 5u Sanf perpflidtet,
oaB mir genug 81, eiien baben, ieIbit
penn mir nift immer oas erbalten
fonnen, 1pas mir piinI6en.
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1887 ging er 5tpefs tpeiterer Stu-
bie:l ilaf) europa oiiriid. Ndd ieirer
Niiffebr tpnrbe er Neftor Der &atbe-
orole in aanIas gitp ltttb ipater @e-
rteralpifar nno Mominiitrator Der
3io5eie. am 80. Suni 1896 tpurbe
er bon BapIt SEQ XIII. gum Sitular-
biIfof BON Hinara ltno &oabiutor
BON &anins GitD ernannt. 1903 muir
De er &oaoiutor bon gr5biihof &nin
bon ct. 2ouis, nit Dem Me6te Ser
NaGfolge, unb menige Wonate fp1-
ter folete er oielem ols grabii9of
bon ct. 2oliis.
Ser faum 3tpeiunopier5igiabrige
&irGenfiirit ieste fid oantaIs 5ipei
groBere gufga6en, nanlli6 oen 8an
elmer tDiiroigen &atbeorale unb bie
grri6tung eines groBen Brieiterie-,
minars. getoe aufsaben bot ct in
ieiner neutrality-suspicious. Gmts-
tdtigfeit gldnaeno geloIt. Seute be-
iteben in ct. 2ouis a1pei bliiben6e
Brieiterieminare un6 Die pra6tpolle
ct. 2ouis- s-&atbebrale, cine Der Ber-
len firdlider 8alfllnlt auf Dem ame-
rifanii6en Sentiment, aIs oauernoe
Wonumente ieines S9affens.
Die &unbe 6es Sini6eioens BON
&aroinal @lennon rief in got15 ST.
lano groBe Srauer berpor, na6bem
oaS Sano ibnt. crit stpei Gage 5ubor
einen iubelnoen Gnpfang bereitet
bate. Sn alien &irben Der Staot
Dublin fanoen offentlide Srauergot-
tesoienIte itatt. Die 2ei6e oes &ar-
oinals puroe 5unddit in Der &apelle
oes gla Saloons College in Dublin
aufgebabrt, mo am Wontag elm feier-
lihes &eqltiem itattfano, BEL oem u.
a. 5ablgei6e 8ertreter Der Gegierung
anmeie1o paren. Damn tpuroe Die
2et6e nod ser &atbeorale in Wullin-
ger iiberfiibrt, mo- 8ii6of O'gllton,
elm Sugeno freunb oes 8eritorbenen,
in anlpeienbeit bon 5ablreiben ftr9-
lihen 8iiroentrdgern, barunter meb-
rere Der neuen aaroi1tale, Elm feier-
lides Sontififalrequiem 5elebrierte.
gea6 Ser Oteiie muroe Der Sarg
|perliegelt unb per 5lue5eug na6 ct.
Souis iiberfiibrt, mo- am Sonstog in
Der ct. 2ouis -&atbeorale oas feier-
lide Seidenamt itattfinoen iolI. 9ie
geitattuns oes eriten &arbinol-gr5.
bilbofs bon ct. 2ouis finoet in Der
&rDta Der bon ibm erbauten &atbe-
orale itatt.
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Mrtbritis-, &benmatismms-
nnb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I!

Wfein Wittel Seelplp- -Minol brinat
beoeutenoe 2inoeruns in oen meilten
Sallen. Gs lit marme-er5eugeno nno
erlelbterung tritt meiitens iofort
Elm. Tiele agerfennungsl6reiben.
8arum ioaen Sic langer leioen?
aeuBerlide @npenoung. 8oue @e-
braudsanpeiiung nit ieoer 8eItel-
lung. &oltet nur $1.12 per slaihe.
getrag ooraus 5ablbar.
0iitri6utor: Mrs. s.. 6. sSinm,
Nonte l, Bog 10, 9eermppo, Wtimu.
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SOENTGERATH MEMORIAL FUND
Previously credited. ..... .$14,3 ,3O1 .O6
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Dieies 8pdenblatt erfdetrt felt
beam Sabre 1878 regelmdbig ieoen
Deitttpod unb miro beru1seeseben
salm 8eiten oes Ydpitliden 4ole.
gi1lnts ssoiepbinitm Der 81. Qongrego'
tion Der Bropaqanba in Columbus,
beiien 3tpef Die Seranbilo,tng oe,.t.
her 8rieiter5oaltnee fir ote Ser.
Staoten lit. 0ieie MnitoIt lit baupt.
RhIib onsetpieien auf bie @i,rtitnfte
bieies glattes uno bic @eidenfe iei.
ner 2eier.
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OF March 3, 1879. Additional entry
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Stiullue beS 8DlfeS
far bas Soiepbiuunt

ginliegeno So 5u iolgenoen 3tpef,
fen: $5 5ugunlten ser Stubenten; 81
fir Den &ulenber uno So fiir ben
,Sbio- -@aiienf freunb'.
Sobn 3d., Minn.
Siernlit ienoe id) Sbnen SIS fiir
Die armen Stuoenten gum 9onf fir
Die grborlng in einem 5eitli6en Mn=
liegen. "T21
sl. So, Sa. 2
Enclosed find So which I prom
ised to the poor students for a
special intention. My prayer was
heard.
Mrs. F. M. r.
ginliegeno gelounneiiuna bon
$3.50 fir ben ,Sbio=@aiienfreuno'
unb gum Sanf fir Die grborung in
einem Inliegen.
2eierin, 8a.
@inliegeno So, oie i6 in einem
geDtllen Inltegen gu gbren bes ST.
item Ser5ens Seiu ser Oeutter bes
.8uten &ates unO oes FL. Soiepbs
perlpro6en bate. Sd bin, 8ott iei
Can't, erbort 1poroen.
G. g.
@inliegeno $40, sic id peripro6en
batte, tpenn ih erbort miiroe. Gem
lieben @ott unO Der 6iirbitte bes bl.
5ran5tsfus Deroanfe id) oie grb0=
rung n1einer 8itte.
30. O., 8o.
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WOLFRAM'S LAXATIVE
CAPSULES

uniere aus SeilfrGutern berge.
1tellten 2aratibe Gapiltles iin6 nitt
nnr Elm milces Ibfiibrrnittel, ionbern
toroern Die geroauung, entfernen Die
@iftitoffe aus Weagen unb oen Ser.
oalnngsorganen, itdrfen oieIeIben
luno reinisen 0os @lut. Sci droni-
ider gerltopfung itno iie uniibertrof.
fen.
Hreis: $500 per 8or (Norrat fiir
2 bis3 Wonate); $500 fiir 2 Bores,
8orto ertra.
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Sooesau5eigeu

@illiam S. Gidenaner. @eItorben
an 8. Sebruar 1916, tpobI porberei=
tet, in aorian, Mih.
0ram Sobn Widels. @eltorben am
3. 5ebruar 1916, lpobl porbereitet,
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8urtbinston, ,. - ct. Saul, Winn,
Samstag, Is. Wars 1916.
6 IT d II t q I enoer

Sunntas, II. Mars: 3meiter Saiten-
ionmtaa. goangelium:
GbriIti Serfldrltng (Wattb. 10.
0tontag, Is. Mdr5: slnielmus.
Gienstag, 19. Wdr5: Solepb.
0titttpof, 20. W1r5: slleranora.
Sonnerstag, 81. M6r5: geneOift.
Sreitag, %. Mar5: Sea.
Samstag, %. Mtar5: SbeoooIta.
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= 8er iiber lein eigenes ungliid
btnausmadit, itablt ieinen Gbaraf.
ter.
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Ofiliuaufee, 8is. - Der bodm.
Sr Subert 5. 8anbenberg, Der oie
lesten BRET Sabre i'm ct. Oearien=
Soipttal in Milpaufee perbra6te, Inn
it6 bonn Walariafieber gu erbolen,
trat leste 8o6e Die Gidreiie mad
gbina an, tpoielbit er Biz gum Sabre
1943 als Weiiiionar tptrfte, Bis Die
Dfiiiion bon Sapanern 5eritort muir
oe unb er flii6ten muBte. Oie @eiie
gebt bon bier nod ct. 2ouis, oonn
na6 Gan Srancisco nno iiber Wea.
nila na6 S6angbai unb bierbunoert
Oteilen lanoeinnarts biz na9 Gin.
i6man.
slm 4. Mdr5 itarb in Mtllpaufee
Der bo6tp. ST. SSames S. Wc@in-
nitD, Bfarrer ser 81. 3oientran5-
8emeinbe, i'm 9lter bon breiunoiieb.
5ig Sabren. Ser gerltorbene tpuroe
in Soaanoale, g8is., seboren, i'm
Sabre 1899 gum Grieiter getueibt
nno mar ieit fiinfuno5tpanaig Sabren
Bfarrer Der 81. 9foienfrana- -@emein-
De. 0as 8egrdbnis fano am 9. Mars
auf Dem 81. &reu5=4ir6bofe itatt.
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Cine nene So6Idule miro fir 6ie
grdoto5eie auf bem @eldnoe Ser ct.
Solepbs-@emeinbe in guoabp fir
S6iiler in Guoabp, inn Conn Gate
uno in Soutb Wfilpaufee errihtet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-14
Churchill Remains Silent
On Stain Accusations

NEW YORK, Mar. IA (P).-Win-
ston Churchill remained silent to-
day on accusations leyeled against
him by Premier Stain as he
whipped into shape a 30-minute
speech he will deliver tomorrow
night at an official New York dinner.
The Mutual Broadcasting System
said the former British Prime Min
lister would discuss --latest develop
ments" in connection with his re-
cent Fulton (Mo) address. He is
scheduled to start speaking at 1890
pm.
The Importance of what Mr..
Churchill will say at the dinner
will be heightened by the presence
on the dais with him of a AM
bassadors and Ministers to the
United States, as well as oficial
representatives of the United Ma
tions Organization.
1t was still uncertain last night
whether Andrea A. Gromyko. Rus
sian Ambassador, would accept an
invitation to attend. The Russian
Embassy in Washington said 1t had
no information to give out.
When newspapers carrying Stains
denunciation of Mr.. Churchill
reached the street yesterday, copies
Immediately were sent up to the
8riton's suite at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Shortly afterward a member OF
his staff said:
"Mr. Churchill has read the state
nent and has no comment. That
Is official"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-14

Of the government and one al
the instigators Of the seizure plaua
OF the Caucasus was the same Ha-
kini who. headed the Iranian gov
eminent from 1915 to February Of
this year and poisoned the Atnos-
phere of Soyiet-Iranian relations
until very recent times.
1T also is not accidental that
the well-known foreign agent said
zia Ed-Din, whose whole activity
was directed toward undermining
Soviet-Iranian relations and pro-
voking friction between the Soviet
Union and England, has begun to
play leading role in Iranian polit-
ical life"
Alexeev said "of course these IRAN
ian figures are not 30 devoid of
common sense Is not to understand
that with their own, forces they are
not in position to carry out such
territorial demands towards the
Soviet Union"
The attack of Germany on the
Soviet Union. in 194l was taken as
a favorable moment for accomplish
ing the old seizure plans" he said.
Iranian ruling classes began to
play with Fascist Germany"
Summing up his main point that
vigilance is demanded toward Iran
ian ruling circles and their foreign
policy. Alexeev said the Soviet
Union from the first had endeavored
to establish friendly relations and
had rejected the former imperialistic
policy OF the Cars toward Iran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-14
Red Paper Asserts U. S. Plans
Biggest Peace Army in History

armed forces Of the United States
and was written by B. Vronsky. 1t
cited figures which it said had been
published by the War and Navy
Departments, and comments on the
proposals by Gen. Eisenhower, Ad-
miral Nimitz and Secretary Of Navy
Forrestal.
THE American Army now has APP
|preciably more personnel than the
Navy and War Department plans
foresaw previously" the article said.
"The slow tempo OF demobilizati ton,
as is known, Is causing organized
protests by American soldiers"
The review said American naval
construction was emphasizing the
building Of aircraft carriers and as
serted that the Navy Departments
plans to build q system of naval
bases from Okinawa to Iceland Is
alarming the American public"
The writer said the air forces
were emphasizing Flying Fortresses,
with escorts Of Mustang and Thun-
derbolt fighters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-14
Russians Withdrawing
From Mukden Move
Toward Siberia
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

CHUNGk1NG, Mar. l4.-A re-
port on ino-Soviet discussions
of economic cooperation in
Manchuria reused heated shouts
OF "sit down" at the Kuomintang
(Nationall Party Congress today
as withdrawing Russian troops
moved toward Siberia.
Chang Kai-ngau, special commits
sioner for economic affairs to Man
churia, said Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek told him last December
not to recognize Russian claims to
japanese industrial equipment there
as war booty. He said he was In
structed further to refuse to discuss
Sino-Soviet economic cooperation
before withdrawal Of Soviet forces.
Chang emphasized that no agree
ment on economic cooperation had
been reached, but several times
angry shouts interrupted his report.
Russians in Seven Trains.
Russian troops which last week
withdrew abruptly from Mukden to
Changchun rolled on northward to-
day-ostensibly headed for Siberia
in seven troop trains Chinese
government dispatches said the re-
mainder Of the Red Army's former
Mukden garrison would follow soon.
This was the first indication that
the Mukden withdrawal might
mean evacuation of Manchuria.
Central News Agency reported
that Mukden and its suburbs now
are firmly in Chinese government
control and that peace and order
are well maintained. 1t said that
by noon yesterday strong govern
ment forces controlled Mukden and
its suburbs to a radius of 6 miles.
Chang told the Kuomintang con-
gress that when he went to Man
churia in November, the Soviet rep
resentative told him Russian losses
In the war were at least as great
as losses Of all other United Ma
tions combined and commended that
therefore Russia was entitled to
booty in Manchuria.
Russian Demands Reduced.
January S, Chang continued,
Rodion Y. Malinovsky in an infor-
NAL talk whitfield down Soviet de-
mands to a claim for joint Sino-
Soviet control OF some mines, power
plants and machine tool factories
in Manchuria.
He said the Chinese asked the
Russians to safeguard Mukden and
other cities until Chinese forces
could arrive, but that considerable
damage was inflicted on Manchuri-
an industry. He did not say by
whom.
He reported that destruction In
Guided is per cent of coal mines, Sol
per cent of steel works, 10 per cent
Of machine plants, so per cent of
textile mills and rs per cent Of food.
AS Chang made his report, a dele
cation Of 40 members of the Man
churian Guild arrived at the Con-
gress Hall and demanded dismissal
of Gen. Hsiung Shih-hui. director
Of the generalissimo's Manchuria
headquarters. They charged that
Hsiung is incompetent.
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for Selling an appreciable part Of
its territory, including the oil dis
tricts Of Baku and Turkmenia, and
thereby deprive the Soviet Union Of
OIL"
He said the claims were not even
considered at the Paris Peace Con-
ference at the end of the World
War, "but the Advancement Of such
demands cannot be regarded as ac-
cidental because, during the entire
history Of Soviet-Iranian relations,
some Iranian statesmen have car
ried on politics directed toward
bringing about a collision between
the Soviet Union and other great
powers and using such a situation
for accomplishing their grasping
plans"
1T cannot be considered as acct
dental" he added. that this same
Hakimi who in 1919 was a member