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THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD BEAUTY e   Creamed Shampoo w..,,,ow0.,0 egg ,f---" if your hair needs help.., tt needs LB. --THURSDAY, OCT. 18, 1951 ] Visit interesting, coiorjFul... SAN FRANCISCO Stay at the Hotel Whiteomb, at tho Civic Center- in the theater and shopping district, in direct line with both great bridges. Bring your family for a week-end or longer, and enjoy the distinctive Hotel Whitcomb cuisine and service. 500 P, oo. from $4.50 Single; from $7.00 Double MARKET STREET at 8th GaragqlBin Building HOTEL KARL C. WEBER Pres|dent and General Manager I GUNS and MUNITION Our Expert Advice Comes for Free--Cy, Joe and Ralph WANTED ,aythtnq That Can Be Sold--For" Disposal At The-- LEGION AUCTION SM.t: SATURDAY, NOV. 10 Merchandise Of Any Kind Can Be Left At Former Van's Fountain Saturday, Wech:ezday Or Any Evening, Or Telephone 92-M Or 55-M-3 Items May Me ConLribued Or Will Be Sold On Consiqnment. YO UR PUMPKIN --Ceramics, That Is-- for Halloween and Thanksqivinq l!mlttntiflnil!tUllltiftltiuuliilnl ORDER NOW .--Nice qifts for Candy or Cookie Jars Ash Trays, Powder Bowls, etc. tlllnllllmlttl]fllmillJIIIImtltlUltl m FAY'S GIFT SHOP ' :dip been placed between the American public and the affairs of the Federal Government as those created by the President's sur- prmmg new executive order--- which in effect confers absolute )wer of censorship upon ALL civilian agencies under the Execu- tive lranch. It is one thing for the State , and Defense departments to with- hold from the press information that might be, in the President's words, "harmful to the security of the United States." It is quite dan- gerously another thing to grant to the Secretaries of Agriculture, of the Interior, of Labor, of Com- merce the right to withhold from the people any information of any kind which they may choose to withhold. The security guaranteed in this In a letter received recently by his parents, Ken Rilea. son of Mr. *'nd Mrs. Harry i-ilea of Green- ville, advises that he has been promoted to the rank of corporal ,eter 5;raduating on August 25 from training school. He also said he had been on a visit to Bryce Bogue at Camp Keeh-r. and says Bryce is fine and h,s added some weight on his frame. Ken would be glad to hear fr)m any of his friends and can be reached by addressing: Cpl. Ken- neth G. Rilea. 19378173, Co. G., 508 R. C, T.. Fort Benning, Ga. MORE DEER EXPECTED FOR 1951 SEASON With a week of the 1951 deer hunting season yet to go, 109 deer had been processed at the is simply security of bureaucracy Indian Head Food Depot as in against examination and judge- comparison with an overall tally ment by the people who are its of 112 for the entire season last rightful masters---which is the year, according to Mrs. Ira very antithesis of the security of Benson. all citizens in their sovereignty as a helf-governing people. They have had this sort of con- trol setup in Russia for a long time now. The American people do not want it here! Whether it's an effort to remove Harry Truman from among the "special privilege" boys to which he so fondly refers on frequent occasion, or otherwise, it's hard to say, but the suggestion has been made that the president's salary be raised to $500.000 a year, and be taxable. This step, statis- ticians advise, would be abot|t the same as the present provision for $100,000 a year plus $50,000 non- taxable expense money. Looking at this comparison one might well feel the urge to follow out the suggestion of the Hoover Com- mission and take some steps to reduce the tax program. I believe it can be done! And speaking of the tax pro- gram. one might do well to take into consideration the report that 12 van loads of furniture---costing $68,000 have been procured for the new office of the Governor, to be established in the new wing of the State Capitol. Of Course. presidents and gov- ernors can hardly be expected to maintain the level we expect of our preachers, but I sometimes wonder if they know what a htlrd- earned dollar can mean to the pick-and-shovel operator who sup plies about 94 percent of such! 'The Government of the United States shall not engage in any business, professional, commercial or industrial enterprise in compe- tition with its citizens except as specified in the Constitution." That's t h e proposed 23rd Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. It sounds sim- ple, logical and desirable and almost unnecessary. But, accord- ing to its sponsor, the American Progress Foundation, the measure is desperately necessary. Publishers who have known about it, and taxpayers who haven't known about it, should be particularly sympathetic with the proposal, since for years the government has been supplying en- velopes below cost in competition to the printing fraternity. HAPPY BIRTHDAYS TO: October 15---Violet Freeman, Don Rhoades. October 22--Judith Elaine Kamp- schmidt. OctOber 19--E. J. Humphrey. October 25--Margaret Ellis. October 26---Joye Burton. AND CONGRATULATION TO: Ruth and Waiter Cliff---Oat" 23. Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Taresh-Oct" 15. PLUMAS 'tHEATRE- GREENVILLE, CAL.-Phone 48M Week Nights--8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday--2, 7, 9:15 p.m, News by The Indian Valley Record o Thursday-Friday Oct. 18-19 RANDOLPH SCOTT SUGARFOOT In Technicolor) Saturday Only Oct. 20 TWO LOST WORLDS also THE MISSOURIANS Starring Monte Hale Sunday-Monday Oct. 21-22 DONALD O'CONNOR PIPER LAURIE and FRANCIS FRANCIS GOES TO THE Largest deer handled this year was brought in by a 15-year-old boy, Don Humbrid of Twain, and weighed 186 pounds, she acid. The Bensons estimated that they handle about half of the deer shot in this immediate area. HAVE MUCH COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Buren Miller are presently visiting in Greenville at the homes of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Prideaux and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Furtwangier. The latter have also been enjoying a visit fn)m Mr.-and Mrs. Claud Largent of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Verner Weinrich of Chi- co. Mrs. Weinrich and baby are staying on for a few days to visit her sister. Helen Prideaux and mother, Lucille Furtwangler. THE WEATHER By Our Staff Prognosticator IT'S GOING TO RAIN! HALLOWEEN NOVELTIES NAPKINS - MASKS NOISEMAKERS CANDIES PUMPKIN LANTERNS ___ INDIAN VALLEY VARIETY GREENVILLE Jewell Standart, Owner RACES Tuesday-Wednesday Oct. 23-24 ERROL FLYNN PATRICE WYMORE ROCKY MOUNTAIN Two Turkeys Given Away Each Tuesday. Get Tickets at Moseley and Grenke or at the Plumas Theatre JOE'S BARBER SHOP NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU Come in and get We'll try to please you, Joe Hovey, Manoqer FURNITURE RECOVERED HAND-MADE DRAPES rdiRACLE UPHOLSTNING CO. 1326 Main St. Susanville, Calif. Phone Greenville 39-M BARGAIN LUMBER SURFACED 2x4's ............ lx6 and Wider Surfaced 1 x6 SHEETING lx4 SHEETING 1" CEDAR-RUSTIC ............ $29.00 M & ALMANOR LUMBER AWARDS GIVEN AT PLUMAS THEATRE Ann Lancaster was given a tur- key, Peter Burdewiek a side of bacon, Emily North a turkey, and Mrs. Alf Denison a fishing rod, at the Plumas Theatre Tuesday night of this week. Prizes were provided by Glenn Grenke of the Moseley and Grenke store, and Randall Goldenson, threatre manager. GET IT N0W! i ANTI-FREEZE .... PRESTONE-- ZEREX-- Greenville, Plumas 0o. Phone 13M We Can Arrange Lots of 10M or More at Additional Cost. :?: Hoses Checked -- Fan Belt Tiqhtenect Radiator Flushed -- No Ext:a Chmrqe BURTON MOTOR SALES Your DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer Telephone 90-M A WELCOME GIFT AT ANY TIME N TlCl:! A qitt subscription to yomr U Im home town newspaper for CLOSING OUT SALE the boy or rl away from home. Quincy Grocery will sell entire stock at greatly reduced prices beginning-- Thursday, Oct. 25 SPECDU. RATE FOR STUDENTS & SERVICEMEN THE IIlDIAN VALLEY HCOilD Phone 89'M GreenvUl¢