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a-1 Tli OREGON jSTATESMAIL Colenx. Oregon. Friday Morning, March 39, IS 45 PAGE TIHSTEEXf Nova,Baksiin Garden Match '. (Continued from page 12) ! Grant Cinder (Artists First (Continued ' from page 12) round-robin against Lee Savold third in his pet event ' He was and Taml Mauriello, but in his j forced to compete immediately af last garden, start he was whipped ter running in the relay race and by Lee Oma. Mac High, McCaw Teams in Meet went out at the 10-8 leveL Sa lenvs Tom Boardman got oil a 42-foot 2-irich shot heave for the Viks, who finished third - in the shot relay event Coach Tommy Drynan's spike- sters were able to snatch victory Lin only one of the six relay events, the two-mile jaunt. The Salem PULLMAN, Marcn 29-(ff)-Mc Loughlin high school of Milton Freewater, Ore., and McCaw gen- I team of Harold Blair Don Pickett, era! hospital of Walla Walla have Alt Chamberlain and Benny Lam entered, teams In the ftji annual bert, same running against their Inland Empire indoor track and first competition, hauled in that new meet, Doosung tne entry nsi blue ribbon with a 9:10 effort. to five college and ix wgn school Vancouver finished first in only teams. :..-... lone -event, the medlev relav and McCaw entered as? a college Grant finished topside in four re- leam v compeie. againsi aano, lay event, one idivMual. wmunan, wasmngion oiaie ana Montapa. In addition to Mc- Loughlin and three Spokane teams. Central Valley, Colfax and Clarkston are . listed in the high school group. Montreal Drubs Leafs MONTREAL, March 29 -(flV Fighting on the edge of elimina tion, the Montreal Canadiens hit their ton form tonierht to ride to I 3rd. Vancouver. Time 134.S. 10-S victory over the Tronoto SnE3f rnVIE 440 yd. relay: lit Grant (Bullier. Carl. Curtis. Wasch): Sad. Salem (Web er, Larson, Williams, Cavender). 3rd, Vancouver, lime :.. Mile relay: 1st, Grant, 2nd, Van couver, 3rd, Salem., (Salem team Engiebart. Lambert. Bacmora. uatke) Time 337.2. Two mil relay: 1st. Salem: Snd. Vancouver: no third. Salem Blair Pickett. Chamberlain. Lambert. Time s:io. Medlar relav: 1st. Vancouver iStrohl Mayes, PUy, Eischen); Snd, Grant. No third. Time- 11:48. 880 yd. relay: 1st Grant (Scott Smith. Curtis, Wasch): lad, Salem (Weber. Larson, Williams, C vender) Morse Raps LTuvcrumeni For Strikes NEW i YORK. March 29.-2PU- Sen. Wayne Morse (R-Ore) said tonight i the federal government "must take its share of responsi bility for war time strikes." Morse, a former war labor board member, speaking on "America's town meeting" program broadcast Over the Blue network, said he thought "the government broke faith with labor and management and with the WLB when it did not eave the board free to settle la bor, disputes as a supreme court of labor during the war." ; ! Superimposing the office of the director, of economic stabilization and the office of war mobilization pn top of the WLB "without clear iy denned jurisdiction, policies and powers caused much confu sion and resulted in the develop ment of procedures which caused untold delays," he said. CoosBay Citizens -Needed in Industry COOS ; BAY, March 29-UFV- ciuzens of this coastal commun Maple Leafs and force at least one more . game in their four out of seven semi-final series. Husky Crew Has Meet SEATTLE, March 29 JP)- The university of Washington boat- house hummed with excitement today when the school athletic de partment announced a University couver: 3rd. Salem (Boardman, Gott fried, Lowe, Olden). Distance 171yfeet 3jjt incnes. & Pole vault: 1st Hickock. Grant: 2nd. Sparks, Grant; 3rd, Williams, Salem. Heignt ll feet ft incnes. High jump: 1st, Gatke. Salem: 2nd, Drummond, Grant; : 3rd, Cudahy, Grant Height 8-8',,. Broad junior 1st Weber. Salem: Snd, Hall. Grant; 3rd, Duff, Grant Distance i xeet 10 inches. Exhibition Baseball At Curtis Bay, Md. m n l t 1 J I OI nnuumumoia crew woum BosU,B L ft00 201 l0 004 u race two wasnington eigms nere Curl. Bar ,ioo 001 028 01 4 14 csaiuroay aiiernoon. wasnington had only one race last season. Padres Whitewashed Early, Petty (5),- and Kluttz, Ulisney (11); Smith, Kerr, (6) Peterson (10) and Reeves, bacbek (5). Ta SAN DIEGO, Calif, March 29 . trnnnreH San Tlieifti R-fl trtdav in the final exhibition game for the ITiJeo TTsPsOfJl Padres before they open the Coast x tTMV X C?) league season here with Seattle on Saturday, San. Diego ..000 000 0000 4 Navy v....., ....100 021 S3 13 t If You Wear Take Notice Eaves. McClure (S). Bailey (S) and Bellinger. Abbott (8); Collins, Plppea (8) and. conroy. A.C. Marsters, Fair Official, Leader, Dies ROSEBURG, March 29-(P)-Al-va C Marsters, founder of the National Bank here in 1907 and chairman of the state fair board for 15 years, died at his home last night after a long illness. , Marsters was president of the ity were urged by Mayor E. E. J s i. sP Fitzwaltet today to .sign up for Odiate IjrrOUp nart-timd wnrlr in ecsontial s r .-. JL S2lfcSL..M J"6 ' Thumbs Down If the plants are to maintain production schedules, : business men, school teachers, high school students, and others will have to volunteer : evening hours, the mayor said. Session Laws To Be Printed InE ew Weeks Film Ceilings WASHINGTON, March 29.-CF) -The senate banking committee turned . thumbs down today on OPA's proposal for price ceilings J on movies and barber and beauty shops, The price - controlling agency also was denied the right to ex tend rent controls to business buildings. Extension of price limits to such things as - haircuts,- fingerwaves Session laws of the 1945 legis- and screen. amusements had been lature, to be printed within the talked by Price Administrator next few? weeks, will contain 481 Chester Bowles. new laws, compared with 463 in He also had asked the senate the ; 1943' session laws, David I banking committee to extend the O'Hara, head of the state elections bureau here, reported Thursday. lcome operative June 16. which is Included in the totals are four Ion days after the legislature id- measures iwmcn wiu De reierrea I journed sine die. to the voters at the next; general rive ofi the 468 bills approved election and two at the special by the legislature were vetoed by election scneauiea. ior june zz. Gov. Earl SnelL A total of 98 bills passed ; by The eovernor completed action the recent legislature already have on all bills Wednesday ; although become effective because of hav- he is allowed 2Q days or until rag4he emergency clause attache April 10 under the constitution. ed. xne otner laws wm oe-1 OPA act for 18 months, instead of the 12 months the committee de cided was enough at this time. ? Before approving the 12-month extension of the OPA act without change, it was reported that mem bers of the committee had talked like a Dutch uncle" to OPA offi cials about the complaints of bus iness over price controls. Chairman Wagner (D-NY) told reporters only that OPA officials appeared before the committee in closed session and gave assuran ces they would try to "harmonize their differences with various in dustry groups. Easter Bunny Might Have Place at Tahle PORTTAND, March 29,-A)-The Easter bunny - - his candy eggs ! rationed by " war -. - may find new perils at the doorsteps of the nation this Sunday. Faced with national rabbit week reminders that brer bunny makes good eating and empty meat cases at the corner butcher's market, Oregon housewives today debated serving Mr, Rabbit for dinner. Only one problem was posed: explanations to the children. CebuYanlcees Invade Nearby Mactan Island MANILA,' Friday, March 30.- (P)-Elements of Maj. - Gen. Wil liam H. Arnold's American divi sion, conquerors of Cebu city on Cebu, invaded Mactan Island, di rectly i across a v narrow channel from that second port of the Phil ippines on Wednesday, Gen. day. I The tihy Island of Cauit, to the southwest la Cebu harbor, -. also was invaded. Cauit is a seaplane base. i MacArthur said Opon, the main city of Mactan, was secured Dn Mactan island Is the biggest coco nut oil refinery in the Philippines, set ablaze by Japanese demolition crews Monday when the Yanks landed on Cebu. . 1 ' i : On Cebu itself, the mfantrymen struck north and south from the demolition-wrecked capital city, capturing Lahug airfield to the north and the town of Naga, 14 miles south. : S2LEI ELECTRIC r .Again Lower Dales SALEM WEST SALEM j i Firs! DIscIs How al 2C Per Kilowall XZocr Do Yon Remember the Days of 20c? He? 7c? 5tfe? 3e? Salem Electric users enjoy the low rates of Eugene, Tacoxna, Canby and Forest Grove fori their light, power, industry, electric heat and appliances and save from three to five power billings per year. j v nfisaaQB IPira)giramras Fri; KSLM (1390 k) KOIN (979 ke) (C29 ke) KEX (1190 ke) ; . JNewe News . rrra Fair Butler "X" ' :U ! . west." Stars : f M - ,:3 f Music Time KOIN Klock Nes ;4S : . News i : i Journ. Living . CHICAGO, March 29. - (ff) - If you travel by airplane at the high er altitudes, hang onto your false teeth! Otherwise you're liable to lose 'em, says an article in the April Journal of the American Dental association. 1 ,-. The reason is that reduced at mospheric pressure at increased; altitudes makes it move difficult to keep dentures in place. Four; naval officers at the Jacksonville,! Fla., naval air station, reporting! on experiments they conducted in! a pressure chamber, said: "In practically all instances much less force was required to dislodge the dentures at 30,000 feet than at sea level." Roseburg National bank for 30 Tneir experiments, incidentally, years, retiring in 1937 when it was WCTe with upper dentures but they sold. He was the first mayor sajd it aDDeared loeical to assume 1:e News - : i . G. Tletcher Roundup Boys 7:1$ Orchestra Headlines Headlines - News: T:JS -' News . 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Albany, Corvallis Will Get 50 Houses Each PORTLAND, March 29.-UP)- state fair The national house agency y ester- board continued under gubernator- day announced priority approval lal appointment until it was trans ferred to the department of agri culture. . A son, Lyle E., Voseburg, and a for 125 new homes in Albany, Corvallis and Redmond. Albany and Corvallis will get 50 houses each, with 25 for rental, 4: SO Fulton Lewis 1 San Martin One Secret Symph. Swing 4. IS ' Rex Miller IE. Winters News R. G. Swing 4:3 Hse. of Myst. Broadway Rhythm Ramblers 4:44 t Orchestra -1 , ; - Kaltenborn. Hop j Harrigasi 3:1S 5: JO S:4J News Superman Tom. Mix News Wire Mary Merlin Red's pans; News News for Release Chas. Barbe Songs & Peterson Pirates Dick Tnecy Armstron Cap.; Midnight :M S:1S 4:3 S:4S G Heatter I Real Stories Double (Doable - Mus. in Night IWalU Time Pappy Smith (-4? Websters "J People funny Serenade ' Soft. Mellow Bands 1:0 7:15 7:3 1:45- War Com't. L,. 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