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o Bruces Eddy And Penny Cliff Dams Would Absorb Surplus PORTLAND ifi Dams at the Bruces Eddy and Penny Cliff sites on the Clearwater River likely will be recommended to make up for loss o fflood water storage at John Day Dam on the Columbia. That was reported Wednesday at the North Pacific Division of fice of the Army Engineers. The John Day Dam had been projected as a high dam of 292 feet capable of storing two million acre feet of water for flood control. When opposition developed, a re vised height of 262 was adopted. This would store only a half mil lion acre feet. Last month the Board of Review for Rivers and Harbors refused to approve the lower dam, saying it was necessary first to find some substitute storage locations. That rejection was received here only Wednesday. Brig. Gen. Louis H. Foote, North Pacific commander, was out of the city Wednesday, but F. S. Brown, chief of the engineering division, said it was virtually certain that the Bruces Eddy and Penny Cliff sites would be recommended as feasible, where dams could store 3,733,000 acre feet. He said other sites would be named too, but sir.ee the engineers earlier had proposed that Congress approve the two Clearwater sites, it seemed probable they would get the first firm recommendation as storage substitutes for John Day. The John Day Dam proposal, with substitute storage sites, is to be returned to the Rivers and Har bors Board in time for its January meeting. Approval then will allow advance planning on the dam. Funds for that are already avail able. A four-member private utility group has applied for a permi' from the Federal Power Commis sion to take preliminary steps at Bruces Eddy and Penny Cliffs. That was done soon after the Army Engineers issued a report saying thev were feasible. The storage report to the Board of Rivers and Harbors will make no reference to who might build the dams, engineers said. Benson School PTA Carnival "CARNIVAL TIMES" fc Concession Booths it Carries Of Skill Country Store Booth -r Fortune Tellers FRIDAY OCT 14 7 to 9 p.m. BENSON SCHOOL GYM All proceeds going into the purchase of extra needed school equipment. ,7M DIO'PROGRAMS : KRNRIM90 W i2ioT?KRXI.V Radio and television programs listed below are furnished by the respective stations. This news paper is not responsible for variations from the programs as listed. AIRLINES NEED MEN and WOMEN As Passenger Agents, Reservationists, Hostesses, Communications Agents, also public relations and many other excit ing, interesting, well-paid good advance ment opportunities. After low-cost basic training, you will be flown to Holly wood, Calif., transportation paid, for final phases of job preparation. Learn how you may now qualify quickly. 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News CBS 8:05 Tennessee Ernie CBS 8:30 Recorded Hita 8:45 Bing Crosby 9:00 Chuckwagon Jamboree 0:15 Evening Moods 9:30 Northwest News Summary 9:35 Amoa 'N Andy Musts Halt CBS 10:00 World Newa 10:13 Platter Parade 11:35 News Nltecap 11:39 Sign Off , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 18,15 6:00 Coffee Club Caperc 6:30 Newa A Coffee Club 8:45 Way of Life 7:00 Morning Melodies 7:30 Frank Goss, News CBS 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS 8:00 Music on Record 8:15 In the Groove 8:25 Northwest Highlights 8:30 Make Up Your Mind CBS 9:00 Wendy Warren & Mews CBS 9:15 Woman's View 9.30 Helen Trent CBS 9:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Man About Town 10:15 Ma Perkins CBS 10:30 Young Dr. M alone CBS 10:45 Guiding Light i 11:00 Second Mrs. Burton CBS 11:15 Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Aunt Mary CBS -12:00 World News 12:15 Man on the Street - iz::iu Local News 12:40 TV Preview xiouse i-ariy k, bs 1:00 Arthur Godfrev CBS 2:30 Ruth Ashton CBS 2:45 Trading Post 3:00 Matinee 1490 4:00 Musical Roundup 4:15 Musical Matinee 4:30 Here's to Veterans 4:45 Music on Record 3:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS 3:15 Story Time 5:30 Music on Record 5:45 Frank Goss. News CBS 5:55 Bulletin Board of Air 6:00 World of Sports 6:15 Lowell Thomas CBS 6:30 Brighter Side 6:45 Northwest News 6:55 Robert Trout. News CBS 7:00 21sf Precinct CBS 7:30 Hometown Digest 7:45 Music 8:01 Chas. CollinRwood. NVwi CBS 8:05 Tennessee Ernie CBS 8:30 Music on Record 8:45 Bing Crosby CBS 6:00 Jack Carson Show CBS 9:30 Northwest News Summary v 9::;5 Amoi 'N Andy Muic Hall CBS 1000 World News 10:15 Platter Parade 1125 News Nitecap 11:30 Sign Off DON'T BE MISLED! Wo eater to family trade. Children very wel come and a menu provided for them. We appreciate your business. Come as you are! PRICES FOR EVERY BUDGET Complete Meals $1.35 up Remember Charcoal broiled steaks and ham. Smorgasbord served all day. Special luncheon plate 75c Lunch 11 to 4 Dinner 4 to 12 Watch TV in Flamingo Lounge TURN AROUND INN N. City Limits on Stephens Phone OR 3-7191 AT MELODY MT. 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Lewis 10:;10 Lin tc letter's House party 11:00 Big Payoff 11:30 Bob Crosby Show 12:00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12:30- -On Your Account 1:00 Komedy KJawIci 1:30 Armchair Theatre 2 00 KOIN Kitchen 2-:io strike II Hich 3:00 Garry Moore Show , 4:30 Mr. Moon 4:4.1 Cartoon Time 5:00 Red Dunning Show 6:00 Mr. Weatherman 6:05 Sport scene 6:10 News Parade 0:15 Doug Edward Newt 6:30 Person To Person 7:00 CAMERA POUR 'Segment' 7:30 Chuck Foster Newscene 7:43 Frank Leahy Predicts 8:00 Mama 8:30 Our Mis Brooke 9:00 The Crusaders 9:30 Playhouse of Stare 10:00 City Desk 10:05 Port land Wrestling 11:00 Showtime on Six Movie Showtime THI'RSDAT, OCTOBER II INDIAN THEATRE Complete Show Start 700, 315; I.ov it a Many Splendored Thing' 7.31, : STARLITE DRIVE IN "The Cow boy And The Ladv" 7:08. 10:27; "Af fair With A Stranger" 8:54 PINT MOTOR THEATRE "The Far Horizons" 7.07, 10:52; "The Girl Next Door" 9:15 FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, ID5K INDIAN THEATRE Complete Show Starts 7:00, 9:15; "Love Ik A Many Splendored Thing" 7:31, 9:48 STARLITE DRIVE IN "The Cowboy And The Lady" 7:07. 10 27; "Affair With A Stranger" 8:54 PINE MOTOR THEATRE "The Far Horirons" 7:07, 10:52; "The Girl Next Door'' 9:15 STAR THEATRE "Jungle Gents" 7 00, 9.40: "Last of the Commanches" 6:06. 10:46 Remauttkt Hour Tdar 4 60 Fulton Lewis MBS 4:15 Frank Hemingway MB1 4:30 Here's the Answer MBS 4:45 Sara Hayes MBS 5:00 Stand By With Bob and Ray MB 5:30 Bob Greene MBS 5:40 Great Momenta In Sports 5:45 Bill Brundage MBS 5:55 Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Eddie Fisher MBS 6:30 Bob Grant News 6:45 Sam Hayes MBS 6:55 Wagon Wheel 7:00 Sport Spotlight 7:15 Guest Star 7:30 Sweet and Sentimental 7:45 Pigskin Preview 8:00 Fulton Lewis MBS 8:15 LoVger's Weather 8:20 Music 8:25 Strictly Instrumental 8:30 Public Prosecutor MBS 9:00 News MBS 9:13 Farm Bureau Exchange 9:25 Music 9:30 Musical Madness 9:55 Five-Minute Final 10::OO Official Detective MBS 10:30 Party Line 11:00 Tomorrow e Headline 11:05 Party Lin 11:30 Sign Off FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 195 00 Sign On 6:01 Harry's Eve-Opeaar 6:311 County Agent 6:35 Gospel Broadcaster 6:40 Weather Report 6:45 Shell Bulletin Board 7:00 Frank Hemingwav- MM 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:45 Local News 7:50 Feed Bag 8:00 Cliff Engl MBS 8:15 Music 8:25 Kraft News MBS 8:30 Bible Institute MBS 9:00 City Market Jamboree 9:15 Kraft News MBS 9:20 Farm Bureau Exchange 9:30 Lad ks' Choice 9:45 Wyrick Sings 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tel lo-Test MBS 10.30 House Party . 10:55 Slork Club 11:00 Kraft News MBS 11:05 Here's Hollywood MBS 11:10 McKay News 11:15 Eddie Fiiher 11:30 Queen For a Day MBS 12:00 Roving Reporter 12:15 Mid-Dav New. 12:30 Greet Your Neighbor 12:45 Market Reports 12:50 Sports Lineup 12:55 Music 1:00 Musical Merry Go Round 1:30 Story Time MBS 2:00 Musical Merry Go Round 3:00 Western Roundup 3:15 Town Crier 3:20 Musle 3:25 Kratt News MBS 3:30 Behind the Story MBS 3:45 Tell o-Test MBS 4:00 Fulton Lewis MRS 4:15 Frank Hemingway MBS 4:30 Here's The Answer MBS 4:45 Snm Hayes MBS i 5 00 Stand By with Bob and Ray MBS 5:30 Bob Greene MBS 5:40 Great Momenta In Sport 5:45 Logxer' Weather S: SO Music 5:Vt Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Star Time 6:30 Bob Grant News 6:45 Sam Haves MBS 6:55 Wagon Wheel 7:00 Sports Spotlight 7:15 Rose Room 7:30 Ciico Kid 8:00 Fulton Lewis MBS 8:15 USC vs. Wisconsin ABC 10:30 Party Line 11:00 Tomorrow's Headline 11:05 Party Line 11:30 Sign Off . Elkton Students Attend Conference In Engene By MRS. ARIEL HUBBARD Friday afternoon Claudia Bind er, editor of the annual and Au drey Hendrickson, editor of the school paper, and Mr. Flynn at tended Oregon Scholastic Press Conference in Eugene. Friday evening they attended the banquet. They returned to Eugene Satur day morning for more sessions and were given tickets to the Oregon Colorado football game Saturday afternoon. Visits Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Morganti and family visited a tthe Frank Binder home Sunday. Mrs. Maude Jk'Clay is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mary-Hin.es. T. J. Gustafson of Corvallis spent Monday at the Charles Hcdden home. Gustafson and Heddcn have been hunting in Canada. Mrs. Connie Ryan, Mike and Free Enterprise System School Program Sought GEARHART, Ore. 11 Plans for a public grade school program to teach "the basic story of the American free enterprise system" were described at Tuesday's meet ing of the U. S. Chamber of Com merce better business relations conference. Cyril W. Platte, managor of Gen eral Mills public relations depart ment, said his firm has a program aimed a tstudents from kindergar ten through the seventh grade. The program, which covers such subjects as "freedom of choice," "marketing" and "interdependend ence," has passed through nine years of research and now is in the experimental stage, he said. Platte reported that three work shops have been set up to educate teachers in ways of presenting the new subject. Teachers' manuals also have been prepared, he said. The conference will end Thurs day. Thur. Oct. 13, 1955 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. S HARRIMAN DATED Delmar; Mrs. ".rtelvina Wodell and Mrs. Dollie Smith and Marlenc, drove to Yakima, Wash., Satur day where Mrs. Smith and daugh ter will spend a week there and a few days in Seattle before flying to Alaska to join her husband. Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Wodell returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Abraham and family went to Willamina Monday to attend the funeral of Abraham's grandmother. Orval Beckley attended the Col- oraao-uregon game in bugene last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Al Peterson and family of Portland spent the week end at the C. C. Hancock home. At the Guy Cutlip home this weekend were Ruth Ellen Cutlip and guest, Elizabeth Fyroby. The girls are both teachers at the D il ia rd school. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Cutlip and children and George Smith of Redmond were visitors in Elk ton over the weekend. Christian Women's Fellowship met Wednesday with five children and 17 adults attending. The de votions were led by Mrs. Nettie Compton. I There was a farewell program for Dollie Smith who left to join her husband in Alaska. The ladies honored on their birthdays were Frances Carnes. Wanda Kester son, Marcy Henderer and S a ra Smith. lna Henderer and Tyke Witley served refreshments. PORTLAND ii Gov. Averell Harriman of New York will speak at a $5-a-plate, fund-raising dinner for the Democrats in Clackamas County Dec. 22. Howard Morgan, state Demo cratic chairman, announced the date Wednesday, and said the site would he selected later. Harriman, who often is mentioned as a pos sible Democratic presidential nom inee, will be on a tour of the West. srael's Second Oil Well Gushes In Wednesday HELETZ HULE1KAT. Israel un- Israel's second oil well, eushine 250 feet feet high, came in Wednes day in the field developing near the Egyptian-held Gaza strip. The oil is from a lower and thicker stratum than the source of the first well, brought in Sept. 22. A geologist said nothing final could be said vet on Hie extent of 1 the Heletz - llulcihat field hut that ; he thought "it is not small." He ! added that scismographic studies ; indicate development of about 100 wells in the area ia "not imoos- sible." KVAL - TV ciankh if. strains THI'RSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1955 SriS Matinee 'Paradise Isle) 4:00 Four O'Clock Date 4::t0 Big Roundup 5:00 Pinky Lee 5:30 Paul Killiam 5:45 The News 5:50 Sports Headline 5 35 Weather Report fl:O0 Annie Oakley 6:;to For Your Information 6:45 Pnttl Page 7:00 Western Marshal 7::fO Amos 'n Andy 8:0ft You Bet Your Life! 8 :10 Waterfront 9:00 Dragnet 9: no Ford Theatre 10:00 Inspector Mark Saber 10::t0 The Gun Corner 10:35 Channel 13 Theatre Seattle Radio Station Seeks Portland s KXL WASHINGTON Wi Mount Rainier Radio and Television Broadcasting Corp. Monday asked Hie Federal Communications Com mission for permission to buy Port land radio station KXL for $150,- 000. Mount Rainier, which now oper ates radio station KJK in Seattle, also asked a permit to buy Hanni bal, Mo., radio station KHMO for Lester M". Smith, whose wife hai been general manager of KHMO since early this year, is president of Mt. Rainier. KBES - TV CHANNEL 8 MEDFORD THI'RSnA Y, OCTOHRB 18, lfU 3:30 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Faneie 4::jo Robert t). Lewis 4:45 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5::i0 Chain Saws 600 Ore-Cal Panorama 7 :( .Sherlock Holmes 7:H0 Stur and the Story 8 00 (Jroucho Marx 8 :i0 Guy Lombardn 9. no Ail Star Theatre 3:.IO Ford Theatre 1000 Favorite Story 10:30 Damon Run an 11:00 News ll;0.V-Sign Off Tonight thru Saturday "WHITE FEATHER" starring Rob ert Wagner, John Lund, Debm Paget and Jeffrey Hunter, plut Charles Chaplin, Jr., in "FANGS OF THE WILD" LEAVES FOR HOME HONG KONG W American mis sionary Levi A. Lovegren of Cherry Grove, Ore., recently freed from a Chinese Communist prison, left by ship Wednesday for the United States. A daughter, Mrs. Kdilh Lambert, is the wife of a Baptist minister at Minot, N.L). OkanL J mil ion I wont to take this opportunity to thank all of you nice people for the yeori of patronage you hova given mt. 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