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Pate . Biwm KetWfar-Ciura, Eugene. Or rriiUy, Mir. 1, 194T Reclamation Organization Heads Argue Payments on Power Dams WASHINGTON U. Three more spokesmen for the National Reclamation Assn. testify Friday in favor of a controversial meas ure which both pro and eon wit nesses agree would result in an increase in public power rates in the West. They are Don McBrlde, secretary-manager of the association, Floyd Hagie, who formerly held the position and is now with the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, and J. H. Moeur, director and member of an association study group. The bill by Rep. Robert Rock well (R-Colo) la on of several before a House Public Lands Sub committee to alter reclamation laws. Major witnesses against it were Reclamation Commissioner Michael Straus and his assistant, William E. Warne. It received strong support Thursday from Robert Sawyer, of Bend, Ore., president of the association. Sawyer and other witnesses ad mitted under questioning that the effect of the bill would be to raise public power rates on such areas as the Columbia Valley of the Pacific Northwest and the Central Valley of California. It would, they say, reverse an opin ion by a former Interior Depart ment solicitor that public power rates need not repay enough money to cover the basic power investment. Such rates now re turn enough to pay three per. cent interest on that investment, op eration and maintenance on pro jects and contribute to irrigation costs too high to be born by water users. The Reclamation Assn. president said his group supported the bill because power should make imme diate repayments on principal and because interest earned should not be diverted to pay irrigation costs. ' . . . But we do ot support it because it would raise power rates," Sawyer said. Interior Department spokesmen claim that raising power rates would amount "to killing the goose that lays the golden egg for irrigation." INSIST UPON ROTO SEWER PRONE S78J-J MSB EMERALD . Speedy, direct lou atrv. ' fee for busy people. Com in, give as a few (acts get the money! Strict pri- vacy. Small monthly pay menu. Phone, writ or come in . .- today f twDi s ssse en fnrnHara r Salary, mf to tfiot m Mtomo- bllM. CALKINS FINANCE CO. IIS MInar BlSf. n. UN IiKll Lie. t-Wt, H.f Easter Sales Effect Shown NEW YORK (At Easter buy ing boosted retail sales in the week ended Wednesday well above the preceding week and 9 to IS per cent over the corresponding week a year ago. Dun & Bradstreet re ported Friday. "Shipments improved and most retailers were reported as being well' stocked, the business re. search firm said. "Shoppers con tinued to display resistance to high prices and inferior quality." Interest in women's spring ap parel increased noticeably with medium-priced suits and blouses in heavy demand. Some shoppers were attracted by clearance sales of winter clothing. Requests for children's and infants' wear in. creased. Eugene Man Serves With First Cavalry Pvt. Louis Evoniuk, Eugene is serving in Tokyo with the First Cavalry Division, and'has been as signed to duty with A Troop of the Eighth Cavalry Regiment. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evoniuk, 495 Third Ave. E., Eu gene. Private Evoniuk entered the Army after graduation from St. Mary's High School in Eugene, and before joining the Army served for a year with the Merchant Ma rin. - Poultrymen Favor Continued Price Support I ruuuuiij wi uregon poultrymen, called to give their opinion on future regulations in their farm industry, said they fav- order continued price support on eggs. That was the concensus of those attending a Stat Production and Marketing Administration meeting Thursday. The poultrymen also favored an and to government con trols on farm output APPLICATIONS REFUSED The Stat Liquor Control Com mission has refused applications of McCredi Hot Mineral Springs, Oakridg, for a restaurant license, and of McPenland's Store, Mc Kenrie Bridge, for a package store class A license, Associated Press reported from Portland Thursday. AUTI SUPPLIES ODkey Trading Post. 1871 Franklin at 13th Ph. 5Blt-W. w WEEDS COME and SEE AQUATIC PLANT LIFE under the water surface. LOGGING OPERATIONS, falling trees, W pulling log Into water, booming, rafting, towing. , FOREST DEBRIS BEACH at Tahkenlteh E Outlet FREE SPEED BOAT RIDES on week-days to Lydl and 5-MIIe Creek areas, adults only. EBABY BEARS are fed on bottle, have your picture taken with them. - Ton have read articles about the weed growth In Tahkenlteh and other lakes. If tn T teres ted write us for free printed reports by Oregon State Game Comm. and an Inde pendent Field Research Engineer. S REMEMBER THESE ARE TOUR LAKES BASS AND PERCH FISHING is good as the water level Is above tha weeds and is receding. . LAKE TAHKENITCH RESORT BVi Miles North Gardiner, Or. --RADIO IfflOAPrASTS-- KOBE U180) FRIDAY o:l& KememDerf 6:30 -Newa 6:45 Fishinf Newt 7:00 Meet the PreM 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Let George Do It 8:30 Burl Ives 8:45 Bob Eberly 9:00 Newspaper of Air 8:15 Mel Venter's Pictorial 9:30 Ray Bloch Present 8:45 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. 10:15 Louis Prima Ofch. 10:30 News 10:45 Tommy Tucker Orch. 11:00 Orrln Tucker Orch. 11:15 sterling Young uren, 11:15 Sterling Young Orch. U:30Wohn Wolohan Orch. 11:45 News 12:00 Night Owl 1:00 bign uii 6:00 Gabriel Heatter KUON (1408) FRIDAY 6:oo Lane co. Final. 6:15 Music 6:40 Sportecopy 6:55 Champion Roll Call 7:00 Cavalcade of Sporta 8:00 Headline Edition 8:15 Elmer Davis 8:30 This is Your FBI 9:00 Break the Bank 9:30 Retribution 10:00 After Hours 12:00 Sign Off KGW f FRIDAY o:oo People Are runny 8:3D waltz Time 7:00 Mystery Theater 7:30 Bill Stern Sportareel 7:45 Alrlane Trio 8:00 Supper Club 8:15 Fleetwood Lawton 8:30 Alan Young Show 9:00 The King's Men 9:15 Bobby Grayson 9:30 In the Public Interest 10:00 News Flashes 10:15 For the Living5 10:30 Let's Dance 10:43 The Band Wagon 11:00 News 11:15 Speaker 11:30 Ron Salt Orchestra 11:55 News 18:00 Sign Off KOIN (070) FRIDAY 6:00 Ginny Simms 6:30 Durante & Moores 7:00 Sports Spotlight 7:15 Strange As ItfSeems 7:30 Maisie 8:00 Lowell Thomas 8:llWack Smith Show 8:30 Sparkle Time 9:00 Fannie Brlce 9:30 Adventures 10:00-Jim wyatt 10:15 It Pays to be Ig'nrant 10:45 Texas Rangers 11:00 Serenade 11:30 Air-Flo 11:55 News 13:00 Silent KOAC (M0) FRIDAY 6:00 News . 6:15 These Are My People 6:30 Cxechoslovakla Music 9:00 Philadelphia Sytnph, 7:00 evening rwrm now j:uB-irnwiuw i Farm T: 15 NCAA Basketball 9:30 Newe 9:45 Evening Meditations 10:00 sign orr KOAO (666) SATURDAY - 10:00 a.m. News 10:15 For Women . 11:00 Concert Ball , 12:00 News . 1 . 12:15 p.m. Farm Hour -1:00 Variety in Music 1:30 Voice of the Army 1:45 Pan-Amer. Rhythms 3:00 Books end Authors . J: 15 Song Time 3:30 Music Memory Book 3:00 News 3:15 CsU of the Hills ' 3:45 Science News 4:00 Music of Masters ' 4:45 Children's Theater 8:00 p.m. High Time 8:55 Spotting the Sporta GW 88) SATURDAY 6:00 Percolator Party 8:30 Kneass With Newa 6:45 Dave West 7:00 Rldin' the Rang 7:15 Now Hear This 7:30 The Old Songfl . 1:45 Sam Hayes rw .sVfnalr W Allan Wittl : rxsiH.ii in m Mrt-vmnnil 12:30 -Listen Ladies 9:00 Block's Record Shop ":Noonnie Sing 9:30 Reading Is Fun . 9:45 Benny Wslker 70:00 Nat'l Farm 8c Home 10:30 Current and Choice 10:45 Elmer Peterson 11:00 Your Host is Buffalo 11:30 The Baxters . -11:45 Consumer Time 12:00 Stars of Tomorrow .1:00 Drs., Then and Now 1:30 Nsmes of Tomorrow 3:00 -NeUon Olmsted 2:15 Art Mooney Orch. 2:30 Edward Tomlinson . 3:45 King Cole Trio 8:00 Rhapsody of Rockies 3:30 Veterans' Advisor 3:45 Proudly We Hail 4:00 Our Foreign Policy 4:30 Curtain Time 5:00 p.m. Bands of Land 5:30 Hit Songs 5:45 Elmer Peterson 3:15 Once Upon a Tuna 3:45 Larry La Sueur 4:00 Cross Section 4:30 Waltln" for Clayton 4:45 Jan Savitt Orchestra 8:00 p.m. Knox Manning 8:15 Danger Ahead 8:30 Harry Flannery 5:45 Bob Garred, Newa KOBE 1480 SATURDAY 6:00 a.m. Farm Newa 6:15-arly Bird 6:45 Family Devotions 7:00 News ) 7:15 Rise and Shine f 7:30 Birthday Club 7:45 Morning Sermonetta 8:00 Music for Saturday 8:15 Melody Roundup 8:25 News 8:30 Say It With Musie 9:00 Pro Arte Quartet 9:30 Saturday Serenade 10:00 Newspaper of Air 10:18 To Be Aannounced 10:30 Of Interest to You 10:45 According to Record 11:00 News 11:05 Top Tune Time 10:15 To Be Announced 11:30 This Is Jazz . 12:00 Noon News 12:15 p.m Midday Melody 1:001450 Club 1:30 George Towne Orch. 2:00 For Your Approval 2:30 Lighthouse Temple 3:45 To Be Announced 3:00 News 3:15 From Our Side 3:30 At Your Command 4:00 Hawaii Call -4:30 Edmund Hockrldga 8:00 p.m. News 5:15 Christian Science 5:30 Bobby Noiris Naval Reserve Set to Organize Th flrnunriwork for the forma tion of a Naval Air Reserve Train- IUJS Uil.b 111 fmac... " - day night at an organizational meeting attended ny aDoui w -Naval Air personnel at the Uni versity of Oregon physical edu cation building. ' The group will apply tome jaui Naval, District for designation as a volunteer unit ior arm-paj status.. If successful the program may result in the esta Ihment oI a 4ainintf aminrirnn I lh nlanes stationed locally for iWiing pur- R. E. Kerr was appointed tem porary commanding officer of the unit and will call for a second or ganizational meeting. The proposed air component of the volunteer Naval Reserve comes KOIN (SIS) SATURDAY 8:00 a.m. Morning Newi 6:15 KOIN Klock 7:15 Frank Cooley 7:30 Bob Garred -7:43 Consumer Newi 8: OS Let's Pretend 8:30 Adventurer'c Club 9:00 Theatre of Today HUGH 1M SATURDAY 5:30 a.m. Sign on 5:30 Yawn Patrol 0:25 News 8:30 Yawn Patrol 7:15 Western Melodies 7:45 Wake up with Wally 8:00 Wake Up St Smile 9:00 News At Nine 9:15 Music 9:30 American Farmer 10:00 Youth Ask Govt. 10:30 Music 1 1 :00 Our Town Speaks 11:30 Western Wranglera 12:00 Phil Brestoff 12:30 p.m. Lane Co. Edi. 1:00 Stars In Afternoon 1:30 Tressury Show under the general Navy drive to enable experts on inacuv uuW ..1- - n,ni1rtitf lmnwledffe OX I C UJlll " skills learned in the service. In addition to the aviation sec tion, the unit intends to establish electronics and general oirai v.Mut 4n a rnmmlttee to nom inate officers and plan further or ganization were t,ommuu n r.l.. T.f rmrln. Karl BOU- I. I.CIOUII, . shey, Hugh Wood. A. A. Haberly and Paul Washke; Lt Leon Glass- cook and Lt. R. A. Kerr, and Lt. (jg) Don Brooks ana lit. tJg; George McCracken. The nominating committee will meet Sunday night at Woods home on Blanton Road. . I5DANCING AT THE PlAYGROUNDni 9:30 Aboard for Adventure 2:00 Dallas Symphony 0:45 Kid Critics 10:00-Grand Central ftta. 10:30 County Fair 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11:30 Give and Take 13:00 Frank Cooley 12:15p.m. Garden Gate 12:30 Treasury Bandstand 1 :00 Newspaper of Air 1:30 Free for All 3:00 Here's To Vets 3:l5J-Chittison Trio . 3:30 Haven of Rest 4:00 Treasury Salute 4:15 Harry Wismer 4:30 Off The Record 5 p. m. Jazz Jamboree 5:15 It's Your Business 5:30 Labor USA 5:45 Frank Hemingway Tenmile Road Work Planned by County Graveling of a stretch of Ten mile Road, important to the Forest Service for fire control access, will start in about a week, it was an nounced Friday by County Com missioner Allen Wheeler. The road, which takes dH from the Coast Highway north of Florence, was damaged severely by winter storms, said Wheeler. He inspected it Thursday with Headmaster Fred Smigley and County Surveyor P. M. Morse. Farts of the road have been carved out of steep hillsides and in several places slides have taken out the road entirely, Wheeler said. In such places the road will have to be rebuilt. First part of the job will ex tend over an eight and one-half mile stretch, Which will Improve access to three lumber mills which have ceen erected in the area in the last year. Beyond that noint the road continues to Indian Creek. From there, by way of Thompson Creek, the road makes a Junction with the highway from Mapieton to Florence. OFFICIAL REMOVED : PARIS (U.PJ Charles Luizet, Paris prefect of Dolice. his hum relieved of his job for failure to purge the police force nronerlv after the liberation, the Minister of Interior has announced. . , For Cleaning Furriers Sawdust Method, Electrte Cleaners, 1210 Willamette. VEELTI VENETA. OREGON MON., TUES., MAR. 24-25 "City of Conquest" (What a picture with Cagney and Sheridan In plenty of Action and Love! With Frank CraVen. Donald Crisp and' Frank McHugh to help Jlm mie and Ann with their thoubles. SECOND FEATURE "ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL" With Roy Rogers, Gabby Hayes, Dak Evans and Estelita Rodrlgues JOE McDOAK NEWS Beikman Asks $24,000 As Result o'f Collision A suit for damages totaling $24,165.81 was on file Friday in circuit court. Wilbert Fred Beik man, plaintiff, alleges a bus be longing to Pacific Greyhound Lines, defendant! ran into his 1941 coupe last September on Highway 99, one mile south of Junction City, at the intersection of State Highway 36. Beikman asserts the accident re sulted in damage to his car and personal injuries and suffering which led to permanent disability. ' ; Curtains cleaned In Sanltone. Electric cleaners, 1210 Willamette St McKENZIE THEATER IN SPRINGFIELD ' ENDS SATURDAY PLUS Open Week NUjhti 6:45 pjn. - ENDS SATURDAY! : JOHN GARFIELD Geralding Fitzgerald GEORGE TOBIAS IN "NOBODY LIVES FOREVER" pms ROY ACUFF end His Smoky Mountain. Boys ln 'NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS" You can't choose a richer than it'sbagrantj. it's luxuriant, yet not exorbitant! IN PROOF sMiataM Ht MM MHRm tf Istritt, be siiUKmTwi' WHISKEY I NwSEils' I I LAST TIMES TONIGHT "THE MA DONNA'S SECRET" with " ANN RUTHERFORD ALSO "LARCENY IN HER HEART" WITH CHERYL WALKER SATURDAY ONLY! 1 snpi,mf KSSLJ ALSO HATTON j ENDS SATURDAY 'Banjo On My Knee' . PLUS "GUNNING FOR VENGEANCE" Open Week Nights 7:00 p.m. Music By Earl Frine and His Orchestra STEAK AND CHICKEN DINNERS $1.25 Phone Spfld. 8696 Admission $1.00 per person MAC'S CAFE FOR THAI GOOD BOMB COOKED FOOD OPEN DAILY 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. FRIED CHICKEN RABBIT STEAKS LUNCHES SANDWICHES Vi Ml So. Springfield Junction, Highway 99 So. Phone Spfd. W5 1 1 1 jji q rj ENDS SATURDAY OPENS 3:45 TOMORROW 5S n Love-Uaht in your Eyes! IPC V 4 Leslie BROOKMi J1J Jimmy UOVD ,A tTTT Ruts MORGAN "S , i'rVA , . and Hit Ordnrtrs . 2ND HIT 'HIT THE SADDLE' with THREE MESETTEERS News 2 Cartoons Serial NOW1 THRU WEDNESDAYI iTSg 'nil DAM MIRROR' i MITCHllt Veep thth Un6UtiUtsk rfouff w ..rem vmtttt " f) (USUI i"'""- McKENZIE THEATER IN SPRINGFIELD COMING SOON!! DAXCE swnniERS DELIGHT SATURDAY, MARCH 22 9:30 to U:S0 Musie by Wsyne Brma and His Band Phone Springfield 8861 for Table Beserrttioni sH I lit At C WILL PAftv SATURDAY J Dance At IDYILWW ' B.itn t. 1a u KVERY SATUBDAT I ,Glaspe$ Benton-Lane J KEAaEIVlBER APRIL 19a CASCADE CLUB ZVi miles S. E. of Springfield on McKenzle Highway. Turn right at neon sign. SATURDAY, MARCH 15 Featuring SKIP YOUMAH AND HIS BAND Foahirlne; Phat Karl drani Dietz Nawland, plans Sid Freybenj, boss CHICKEN, STEAK & RABBIT Bl PHONE SPFLD. tU FAIRBANKS STABLES Saddle Horsas for Hirt Pony Ring for Childrea sV Horses boarded by day, week, or montk. Horses battled reasonable rates. if We furnish everything for a HAT RACK REDE! Mile Beyond Overhead Crossing- n Highway 99 North.' Take Four Corners Bus Phone MU KM ',assaaaassa:r...JiJi4 IN PERSON- 'Western Wranglers BROADCASTING. AT PRODUCERS PUBLIC MARKET SATURDAY A. M. 11:30-12:00 . OVER XUGlf LANE COUNTY'S OWN SHOPPING CENTER! . ONE STOP SHOPPING SERVICE Produce fresh Fruits Flewwi Meat Vegeteblea S1" Groceries Many Misc. Items TOE IHI(0ILLA LAST TIMES SATURDAY WILLIAM EL C0TA ' . "The Zany Mad Professor af the Xylophone"-"11 -W evially runny partner. BEATRICE His new comedy fake-off on "Open the Door, Blchw rifle! It is really est of this world for broad ome- MOYNE MULL1N JS, . . Aerobatte Daneing : : LandM BILLY HAMILTON'S ORCHESTRA Chicken and steak dinners served from 7 p-m- N before 8 p.m. except Saturdays and Holidays. . -j THDRS. SUR-PRISE NTTE . MON-U3510 PHONE 4080 for RESERVATIONS COMING MONDAY; "America's Foramost SInijing ComeoWW POLLY BAKER w Assisted by Ker Partner and Accompany HARRY CARROLL
