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Melba (lermond will act as president: Ky Roadman as vice nresident: Doris Baron as secretary and 01- i:e i'eery as treasurer. The ev uing was completed with a pie sale wilh Henry Teller acting at auctioneer Comedy Given The PTA of Oakland gave a three-act comedy, "Hillbilly Court ship'' at the hall in Umpqua on Wednesday night. It was given :n cooperation with the Umpqua MODEST MAIDENS Tnteurt tofitfmd U. I. Fate. OOm 7mm i-H LsttlVMiW : "She'a a amaH chicken she lays eggs already stamped, 'Large Grade A'!" Assn. Elects School Assn. The Coles Valley Cemetery Assn. will have an annual clean up day on May 22. It will be an all day affair with 1 potluck dinner at noon. The business meeting vill be held following the dinner. Pfc. Garth Judd and his wile and two children are now visiting at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Lafe Judd at Umpqua lie is being transferred from Camp Carson, Colo., to Alaska, where he will be a fire chief, ric has been in service 7Vi years, with most of the time spent in t no Far East. His family will follow h m to Alaska later. I- bvc hliNO III -f 1 IT OOP GET STH' BEST laOL-rjANi-, FUNERAL , EVER TH RQWD IN MOO.' House Approves Measure For Cougar Dam Project WASHINGTON to - The House IVednesday passed and sent to the Senate a bill to permit state or local construction of a eiant Dower and flood control dam at Priest .tapids on the Columbia River in Washington. It also sent alone to the Senate with its approval another bill to authorize construction of Cou2ar Dam on the south fork of Oreeon's , .. L- ; n: .uini-unc nivcr. Although constructed by Armv Engineers, the power features of Cougar Dam would be financed by ne tugene. ore. Water and Con servation Board. Both protects are In line with the administration's policv of co- operative federal-state-local devel opment of water resources. The Priest Rapids Dam, origin ally authorized by Congrfss in 190 for construction by Army Engi neers, would have an estimate.! FROM NINE TO FIVE I dorl't believe in osking my FUNNY BUSINESS "Now try ELECTRICIANS Du Fresne Electric. 224 N. Main Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223 Ridenour Electric. 9 0 6 South Stephens. Phone 3-7303. FLOOR COVERING F&W Floor Covering Soles and i-tallation of all types of Hoor covering. Free Estimate S&H Green Stamps. 325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234 Durnam's Floor Covering Carpets, Linoleum, Formicc, Tile 566 W. Oak Dial 3-61 23 PLUMBINO Hurlburt's Plumbing. 632 Winchester Si Dial 3 6109. Eves. 9-5104. Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 Harris Plumbina & Heotlno Co. 805 South Stephens Phone 3-8173 Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461 Honsen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins ton. Ph 9 8705 ROOFING Aluminum Lite time Shingle Co. Dis tributor Aluminum Lfxrk Shinn'e Roberts. Ph 3-5127 CONTRACTORS Building and Remodeling. Help with Plonninq. L E. Kewalewskl 3-8020 cost of 354 million dollars. Cougar Dam would be much less expensive, involving only an esti mated 10 Vi million dollars expenditure. Rep. Angell (R-Ore) told the House that in addition to navine me iuu power cosi or cougar which would generate 25,000 kilo watts of electric enerjv Eucene would pay an additional $500,000 or me project. The bill for the Priest Rapids Dam would cuspend for two years present congressional authority for the Army Engineers to build Hie structure. During this period, the Grant County (Wash.) Public Utility Dis- .iici, a tfroup ot utility districts and municinal nower ncenrieir ur the Washington State Power Com mission could seek authority from the Federal Power Commission to build the dam. Costs of the By Jo Fischer employees to do anythina By Hershberger it, dear!" MISCELLANEOUS Sno-White Quick Service Loundry Harvard at Bold. Dial 3-8337. Flovd's Lawnmower Shoo 519 Cobb St., Ph. 3-8032 Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-3659 RADIO SERVICING Harqis Electric Co., 112 E. Cast. Radio & Appliance Repair. DECORATORS Painting and Paper Hanqing. H. E. "Woody" Wood. Phona 3-4240 RUGS t CARPETS FiW Floor Covering Sales and installation of all types of door coverings. Free Estlmotes SAH Green Stamps. 325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234. CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy, Phone 1S596 CONTRACT WIRING New Houses and Electric Heat BOB'S ELECTRIC After S P.M.: Phone 1-48(4 PHOTO FINISHING in at S, out at 9 We jive S&H Green Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO 105 S. Jackson Phone 3-8526 IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 6:15 P.M. DIAL 2-2631 o Vj ill i Fri, May 21, 1954 The Little Immediate Relief Seen From Drought Period Temperatures were lower in Ore gon Wednesday but no rain was in signi lo esse scattered water short ages and relieve forest fire danger. Non-irrigated pastures and crops began to show the effects of th prolonged dry spell as the fair weather continued. Some cities enforced curtailed lawn sprinkling as water consump tion soared. Bend started an alter nate day sprinkling system. Water flow from Bull Run Into Portland reservoirs nearly doubled luesoay nut no shortages were re ported in the citv proper. Some outlying areas, though, reported tomporary shortages. Repairs to the wativr system left some resi dents in the West Slope area with out water for a lime. A temporary snonage m tne rowen valley Boart water district was eased Tuesday niani. The ho', weather and low humid ity meant curtailed logging opera- lions in Western Oregon. Fire lookouts in tne forests were manned to watch for fire out breaks. A flow of cool marine air brought relief from the heat late Tuesday, after thermometers rose to the Tnid-90s Tuesday afternoon. The Columbia and Willamette Uivers continued their slow rises, and River Forecaster Elmer Fish er said the Willamette will reach flood stage at Portland late Satur day. A reading of 18.7 feet is pre dicted by Sunday morning. Flood level is ig teet at Portland. The Lower Columbia at Van couver is expected to reach lS-foot flood stage by Thursday, and low lying pasture land will be flooded. navigation and flood control phases of the project would be paid by the federal government. rne nam would nave a power generating capacity of 1,219,000 kilowatts, and an ultimate poten tial of 1,590,000 kilowatts. Both bills passed the House by voice vote. SEE Come In Today KIER-CR00CH PLUMBING COMPANY 230 N. Stephens Phone 3-5377 NURSING CARE Ambulatory end Bed Patients Supervised by Registered Nurse ' Kind Personal Attention, RIVERSOALE SANITARIUM Rt. 2, Be 581. Rosebun, Ore. Phone 3-SS8S EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALE Read building end racking. Shevelt, cats, drag-lines end dump trucks rar hire, by hour er contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephens Ph. 1-4040 CERAMIC TILE W. S. MOFFITT FREE ESTIMATES Phone 3-8698 or 2-2572 Rt. 2, Box 868 Roieburg Roseburg School of Business 1 34 North Jackson St. Doy and Night Classes, Stote Licensed, Approved for Veterans. MEMBER: Pacific Northwit Butiniit School Association National Council and Association ot Busintsi School Phone 3-7256 T0PS0IL and SHALE Good Materiel FRANK OLIVER, Dial 3-3234 or LLOYD YOU NT, Dial 2-1812 -iilV.'jjl copoclty. Heidi 'S' i NlJ etS Ibi. lood. Newt - Review, ReMburg, Ort. S Haile Selassie . Wants To View American Life ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia to - time for his departure for tiie United States neared that he would like to see Die tombs of Amer ica's leaders, meet great living Americans, see U. S. Military bases and visit a typical American ' family. And it appears the diminutive ruler of this central African nation of IS million, who claims direct descent from King Solomon and the queen of Sheba, will have these wishes granted. The 62-year-old pro - Western monarch left his dusty capital Wednesday for the first leg of a journey which will take him to the United States by ship. He is due in New York May 27. He will visit President Eisenhower in Washing ton and then tour the country. The Emperor is expected to an nounce formally in Washington an agreement granting the United States the right to establish null- . tary bases in his country. The State Department is arrang- ing for the dark bearded man who ' calls himself "Kins of Kings" and '. "Conquering Lion of Judah" to visit a typical American family ' in Minnesota, home state of the U. S. ambassador iu Ethiopia, Jo- ' scph Simonson. ' ', It was announced in the United States last night that he would stop June 9 at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Doty south of Rochester. Minn. The Dotvs raisa beef cattle. . . ' MNK-maUcuviiSS : THE NEW AMANA 'ST0R-M0R" FREEZER ONIV fit Amana "jtor-mor" Door Hat .iiluaatltlmnttrrCulnll , ONIY the Amana "itor-mor" Door Nat MlustahltfttiHolimt 0N1Y the Amana "stor-mor" Door Hat ArttmatUFull-VltltUghtl BUILDING CONSTRUCTION For an aitre room in attic or basement Mora closet space new kitchen, Call . . . LESLIE E. ROBERTS 117 1 Pine Phone 3-9291 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash and Frames MIH'ona' Mather ' Phone 1-1414 ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Root Repair Re-Reofinf Retail Sales ALUMINITE STORM DOORS Insulation At Siding FREE DELIVERY ACME ROOFING 512 W. Oak St. Phone 3 8255 or Phone 1-8658 sWif7."iiiW"ANini-TnTO.7riHi DOUGLAS I DUKAtLtANING Phone 9-5211 ! BERKELEY PUMPS i I A pump far every need, from heme r Industries. Salts Service Irrigation Systems MiR Pumps A Spatially Ins Estimates CERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Phone 2-2636 t'ft- Of-Tri '.. tPtVrjrjii -