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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1947)
Valkouf ... - um Af Seattle fcrrypw PJ flee it midnight Thursday night appeared a virtual certainty as wage talks took eft completely and engineers reiterated their in tention to "walk off en schedule". A scheduled meeting with federal conciliators failed to ma terialise Wedneeday when the Pug- et. Sound Navigation Co. notified just Received AND OREGON OUTFITTERS SHEET BLANKETS $2.79 W9S ' ." "Rowon" "Thortns" Lighters CZ Thiers $7.50 $6.00 Electric Hair $1fl95 Clippers ... e . IV "Can't Bust 'Em" Blue Bib Overall! Matched Luggage SETS Men's Top Cdats Spring Iron... $29.50 Dorris Predicts Dam Sum Fight ;. SPRINQFIKLD Ben Dorris, admitted "lobbyist" for Oregon flood control appropriations, told Chamber of Commerm Wednesday night that it la appar- vuugn ngm win have to be made to keep flood control end similar funds from a heavy slash" in the 1947-48 federal budget. Dorris, who was In Washington, D. C. durlne Mniam - . sentatlve of the Willamette Basin rrojeci uommittee, said that the present trend toward strict federal economy m&keK If unf....,.. .1... appropriations for Willamette Val- iey nooa control work are In the "big leagues" of federal expendi tures. Tries to Clarify Rep. Harris Ellsworth, Dorris reported, haa been m.uina ef fort to clarify present regulations so that channel Improvement! and bank control work m.. h m. mltted on Willamette tributaries without new legislation. The pres ent rmes pronimt straigntenlng or fortifying Janks of tributaries to the Willamette except through use of emergency funds. Relaxing of the iUhu has been urged by residents In the Jasper-Natron areas and others as an emergency measure to hold nooa damage to a minimum until ine meridian Dam Is completed All In Favor Dorris declared that all the Ore gon delegates to Congress are "strongly in favor of our flood control plans." He saw possible support from other, Westerners in poweriui congressional commit' tees. "It seems," Dorris aald, "that our present Oregon delegation to the Senate via tatlftrcwt li Aim particular needs. Senator Morse doe thM Ttfltohftf wrtt.tr EmuIm. v. " uLi'.mi Cordon does the smoothing down and possibly a major share of the collecting of support." He pleaded that the representa tives be judged by their overall effort and results and not by some smaii squio lined out of the text or a apeecn. Springfield News Notes The Progressive 2i's of Spring field Juanlta Rebekah Lodge will meet lor degree staff practice Fri day at 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall. Six dogs, picked up because they had no license, are being held in the city dog pound, according to Springfield police. Owners can recover them bv navine the does' board and purchasing a city license. The animals are Kept eight Vl Sad fees and many odtee tpotod value at this HotM Owned Store wlitf lift A Pltatun To Serve You" 1 East roadway 61 East Broadway conciliators it had made Its "final offer." Capt. A. M. Peabody, company president, said the offer provided an average wage Increase of 30 per cent, ran for two yean, with wage review and reopening after one year, and Included no strick-no lockout clause with compulsory arbitration. Faced with the tie-up of SJ ferries and complete paralysis of cross-sound transportation, the 13th Naval district headquarters announced It would start emer gency ferry service for Navy yard and military personnel in event the walkout is not averted. ..A3 (NEA TeUphoto) Crew member of battered S. S. Oekey L. Alexander rides to shore and safety over Coast Ouard breeches buoy after collier was beached a Gape Elisabeth, Ue, by her captain when her bow was snapped oft by stormy seas. Coast Guardsmen (left) wait aa rescued man ap proaches shore. Xntlre crew of S3 were brought to shore by breeches buoy. days, then disposed of. The theft of a gray overcoat, size 40 long, was reported to city police Thursday by Jack G. CraV' en, Portland. He said it had been stolen from his parked car. Miss Hansen Heads Campus YWCA Unit Miss Bjorg Hansen, Corvallis, was installed Wednesday evening as president of the University of Oregon's YWCA for the coming year. Other officers Installed are: Miss Barbara Fuller, Wenatchee, Wash., vice president; Miss Car olyn Jenks, Tangent, secretary; and Kathenne Anne Wood worth, Eugene, treasurer. The ceremony was under the charge of Miss Margery Skordahl, Nampa, Idaho, who also installed the twenty-two girls named to carry on committee functions dur in the coming year. The U. S. Army used DDT to stop a typhus epidemic in Naples during World War II. Ena-ene meglater-Onard, gnieae, Ore., Thnre.. Mar. It, 14T, Tre 11 BRIGHT SON ECLIPSED CHEWELAH. Wash. UB The bright son was eclipsed by a baby cloud in a race to be ac claimed Chewelah's first baby of the year. In a photo-finish, baby girl Cloud, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Cloud, won by a very pretty nose over a son born to Mr. and Mrs. John Bright. ETIQUETTE FOR COWS BOISE, Idaho (U.B Putting out a salt block for your dairy cows is like offering your dinner guests a clogged salt shaker, says G. C. Anderson of the University of Idaho. Anderson says the one ounce or more of salt needed by a dairy cow every day should be made available in crystal form In a box. WE HAVE MATERIALS ROOFING SIDING INSULATION Place Orderi Now for Installation Wayne D. Smith Roofing Co. Eugene) Fhona 3529-J FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrasi Many weavers ot fidee teeth have suf fered real embarrassment because their plat dropped, clipped or wabbled at just the wrong time. Do not live tit fear of this hapcanintf to you. 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