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Television, Radio Highlights Two Channels Offer Bob Hope Show Tonight The Bob Hope Show will be seen on Channels 13 and 8 to night at 7:30. Astronaut gags open the show, and the gags plus guests are enough to make it go. There's Julie London vocalizing alone and singing a duet with Hope. There's Juliet Prowse with 1 equilla," Bob discoverintr Jim Garner playing a mountain boy wno can pucn, and a sketch about an axe-killer too. Other Saturday TV highlights: 4 p.m., Wide World of Sports (9-12) National Invitational Bowling Tournament semifinals and two-hour coverage to please the most dedicated of fans. The prizes are high and players pro fessional, so tune in if bowling is your specialty. 6 p.m., Fights (9-12) Jose Gonzales of Puerto Rico chal lenges Charlie Scott of Philadel phia in a 10-round welterweight contest. ' 8:30 p.m., Have Gun, Will Travel (6) Paladin takes on three cowboys who happen to have a toehold on a small town and manages to break them up. 8:30 p.m., Our American Heri tage (13-8) "Woodrow Wilson and the Unknown Soldier." An interesting script by David Shaw links our 28th President with the unknown soldier whose fate he had hoped to end forever for mankind. Through the use of ac tual films taken by the Army sig nal Corps during World War I and its aftermath, and the echo of Wilson's battered dreams of United States participation in the League of Nations, the potentials of the United Nations take on special meaning today. 10:30 p.m., Movie (13) "Life Begins at a:3U." Monty woouey, Ida Lupino, Cornel Wilde. ; Well acted but dreary drama of an al coholic, broken-down actor and his daughter who gives up every thing to help him. Too morbid in spite of Woolleys frequent at tempts at humor. (1942 Fair). 10:35 p.m., Movie (6) "Come to the Stable." Loretta Young, Celeste Holm. The story of the gentle but dauntless persistence of two Roman Catholic nuns in procuring land and resources for a children's hospital. (No rating available). 11 p.m., Movie (8) "Day of Fear." Ruben Rojo, Fernando Rey, Nina Karrell. Panic grips the Central hospital in Madrid when a desperately needed drug to combat an outbreak of a spinal virus disappears. Suspensoful ac tion of this 1959 thriller, actually filmed in Spain, follows the trail of black marketeers and their plan to annihilate a defenseless city. (No rating available). 11:15 p.m., Movie (9) "Un der My Skin." John Garfield. (No rating available). 11:15 p.m Movie (12) "Night mare Alley." Tyrone Power, Joan Blondell. Strong drama about a carnival gnfter who double- crosses everybody on his way to success. One of Power's best per formances: unpleasant but ab sorbing film. (1947 Good). RADIO & TV SCHEDULES This newspaper not responsible for last-minute changes by stations vfdp CBS vnor UBS virpu NBC vxcu ABC AElHU 1280 ftUlfb 1450 nUUH 690 IUUn 160O SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1961 5:00 CBS News Square Dancers Skip Along Relaxin' Time 8:1S Mln. Man News Hal Meeks 5:30 Muslcman News " Spts, Rhyme-0 5:45 Frank Goss All Kinds Muslo Time, News 5:00 CBS News Hawaii Calls ' Dinner Hour 5:15 Mitch MlUer ' . Dia Hr., Spts. 5:30 " News , Dinner Hour 5:45 Rice on Sports Bart Cronln " Din. Hr., News 7:00 World Tonight News " Album of 7:15 Muslcman Lombardo Land " Favorites ' 7:30 " Emeralds vs. Album of 7:45 " Salem " Favorites, Nws 5:00 MinMan News " World Top Pops 5:15 Dance Along Tomorrow 5:30 - " " Fred Webb , " 5:45 ' " ' " 0:00 MinMan News " " " 8:15 Dance Along ' " Storklines 5:30 " News " Top Pops 8:45 BartCronin " " MUSIC AND NEWS CONTINUE UNTIL MIDNIGHT SS?- KFMY S. KEED KNND 14KC0 2-CYCLE AUTOMATIC WASHER NEW, LOW COST. Vigorous sur gltator agitator action for your wash. 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There is more of every thing more news, more comedy, more drama, more musicals, more westerns and more mysteries. P.S.: ASK ABOUT YOUR ANTENNA TRADE AND SAVE $$$$$$$$ ABAR TV CABLE CO. DI 2-1845 KOINTV CHANNEL 6 PORTLAND (Cable 6) PEANUTS By Charles M. Schulz E ' (W0SS...I FES. J TOOTlGHT'Tno ifm?J '1 CMT EVEN BREATHE If M5H0LAC AREN'T I TlEP JUST RIGHT.' J 'Round the State Marion County to Seek ' Ruling for Daylight Time SALEM IB Dist. Atty. Hattie Kremen probably will be asked to seek an opinion from Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton on whether the Marion County court can act on daylight saving time. County Judge Rex Hartley said Friday that the court is being pushed for some action. Hartley said the court wants the opinion to be available in case it decides to act one way or the other. Preparations also are being made for the Salem City Council to act on fast time if the question arises. Assistant City Atty. William Juza said Friday his office has pre pared an ordinance for the coun cil, should it decide to act. Juza said the ordinance was prepared without request of coun- cilmen. The council will meet next on May 22. Youth Convicted SALEM (UPI) Arlie Day Ellis, 20, Salem, Thursday was found guilty of kidnaping a state police officer last February. Sen tence will be passed Monday. Ellis is one of three persons accused of kidnaping Patrolman Thomas Hedgecoke the night of Feb. 20 after Hedgecoke stopped the trio's auto to question them. One of Ellis' companions, Law rence Allen Morrow, 21, Rickreall, has pleaded guilty ' to a kidnap charge and is awaiting sentence. The third person in the trio, Marjie Darlene Wood, 16, Dallas, is awaiting trial. Anaesthetics Used PORTLAND m Rattlesnake milkers at the Portland Zoo did their work with anaesthetized rep- Airport Plan Abandoned PORTLAND (UPI) Plans for a new major airport on the French Prairie site near Wood- burn have been abandoned by the Port of Portland. The commissioners adopted a report by Commissioner Donald Drake, chairman of the aviation committee, that said construction of the second 8,000-foot runway at Portland International Airport, has increased the capacity of the airport sufficiently to take care of any needs in the foreseeable future. The report was forwarded to Gov. Mark Hatfield who said he thought the 400-acre site still should be reserved for future air port development. "I still believe the future growth of this area would be served by planning now to ac quire this land for airport use at present reasonable costs, the gov ernor said. KOAC Radio 550 Kilocycles Hnt SATURDAY 5:00 Children's Theater 5:30 Special of the Week 6:00 News and Weather 6:15 The Oregon Scene 7:15 Grand Opera 9:30 Pops Concert 9:45 News and Weather 10:00 Sign Off tiles Thursday and said they'd been worrying about their job when 100 diamond back rattlers arrived shortly. The venom is milked from the snakes periodically and in the past anaesthetics have not been used because such things as ether and chloroform kill the snakes. In Thursday's operation Fluo- thane, a new anaesthetic devel oped in England, was used. The snakes were unconscious for a little over three minutes and re covered with no immediately ap parent ill effects. A boon, said the handlers. Ready Response PORTLAND W) Ella Mae Quin of Tacoma had an answer for police when they stopped her as a speeder Thursday and asked, "What's your hurry?" A bullet had lust whistled through her car, she said, and she was racing to the home of her mother. Police looked, and sure enough, there was a shattered glass and a bit of lead. The shot came from an old- modei black sedan, she said. But she added she had no idea why. Levy Defeated THE DALLES UP) School dis trict voters Thursday turned down a proposed tax levy $514,915 above the 6 per cent limitation. The vote was 709-425. Last week the city voters were even more decisive in rejecting a five-year continuing levy of $118,650 above the limitation. It got a 1,420 to 321 adverse vote. Brunette Selected PORTLAND m Jefferson High Scjiool Friday selected Sharon Gowdy, 17, blue -eyed brunette, as a candidate for qupen of the Portland Rose Fes tival. June 2-11. ' The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gowdy, she is 5 feet, 7 inches tall and weighs 120 pounds. Murder Charged PORTLAND (UPI) An 18- year-old youth was indicted for first degree murder Friday in the fatal shooting of his mother April 11. , The Multnomah County grand iury returned the indictment aeainst David H. English in con nection with the shooting of his mother, Mrs. Catherine English 46. Police said the youth had first told them he shot his mother accidentally while they were in vestigating prowlers. Later he told officers he pointed the gun at her to tease her. SATURDAY, MAY 13 5:00 Frontier Doctor 5:30 Mr. D. A. 6:00 Third Man 6:30 Perry Mason 7:30 Checkmate 8:30 Have Gun, Will Travel 9:00 Gunsmoke 9:30 Death Valley Days 10:00 Saturday Reporter 10:05 Showtime on Six ss3 TEXTOLITE fcV sS Issjpsael rough surfaces 15 NEW COLORS CxclnslTel; In " SPRINGFIELD AT $480 "S&H" Prival's Jewelers 1 4 9o; G;e" s'amp' . - m. n .,, At . . . 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BREAKFAST served from 6:45 a.m. till 12:00 noon DINNER served from 1 1:30 a.m. till 12:00 p.m. SHE'LL LOVE EXQUISITE DINING IN EUGENE'S FINEST RESTAURANT! P.S. Plenty of tables for the whole family. Our Prices are right tool The ALL-NEW On Legislative Requests' Hatfield Did Better Than Demo Party By A. H. PEARSON Of the United Press International EDITOR'S NOTE: This is tlie first of two dispatches com paring achievements of the 1961 legislature with Gov. Mark Hatfield's message and with the Democratic platform. SALEM (UPI) Gov. Mark Hatfield had more of his wishes fulfilled by the Democratic leg-j lslature than the Democrats themselves. Hatfield won nearly two-thirds of the specific requests made in his opening message in January Democrats hardly got halfway in Duncan Lists Key Proposals SALEM (UPI) House Spcak- Robert B. Duncan restated Thursday that while it is too soon to appraise the 1961 legislature in its proper perspective, the bills that did pass were "good legisla tion. The fact that some programs failed to pass was due to a "fair ly even division of philosophy," he said. He cited the fact an increase in taxes was not necessary and added that some property tax re lief was afforded by more liquor revenue to cities and some to counties. Duncan listed as among accom plishments community mental health clinics, community col leges, milk price control legisla tion, tighter air and stream pol lution development, ban on some log exports, Boardman project, Astoria bridge, tidelands oil bills, a labor election bill, and salary hiko for academic and other state employes. Duncan also said government reorganization failed this year be cause of the conflict between Gov. Mark Hatfield and Secretary of state Howell Appling Jr. He said there is "no question that reorganization floundered largely because of the rocks strewn in its path" by Appling. Speaking over state radio sta tion KOAC here, Duncan said Ap pling was "bitterly" opposed and let everyone know about it. Boy Scout Caleiidar Klahanie District: May 19-21 Camporee, Parker Ranch, 1 mile west of Eimira. Three Sisters District: May 16 Commissioners meeting, 7:30 p.m., Muni-Power Office; May 19- 21 (Jair.poree, Kigdon, Ore. Bohemia District: May 15 Dis trict meeting, 7:30 p.m., Cottage Grove Library; May 16 Cub and Scout roundtable, 7:30 p.m., Cot tage Grove High School; May 19 Den mothers workshop, 1 p.m., JilK's Lodge, Cottage Grove. Yaquina District: May 20-21 Camporee, Canal Creek Ground, east of Waldport. implementing their party plat form, drawn a year earlier. Curiously, the combination of a Hatfield-Democratic party shove, however, failed to win a bit of the governor's top aim: Govern ment reorganization. PLAN JUNKED The entire cabinet system plan was junked, and Hatfield's earli er charge that this would be buck-passing fell a good deal on cautious members of his own party. Hatfield had to share credit with the Democrats for demand ing and achieving an aggressive win-industry p r o g r a m, salary hikes for stale employes, mental health clinics, timber tax, civil rights and steps to revise the constitution. In the education field, they split credit for increased basic school support, better pay for college teachers, and scholarships. Both Hatfield and the Demo-! crats called generally for steps toward industrial development. The specific bills that resulted oil exploration, Boardman in dustrial park, coast easements for plants, river-bottom mining,, an Astoria bridge may bo the ses sion's most far-reaching work. SPLIT ON TAXES They also afford the finest opportunity for pblitical credit claiming hinging on whether they lead to industrial growth without blemishing- or wasting resources. , Hatfield and the Democratic party split some substantial losses in the tax field: A net busi ness income tax to replace inven tory levies, relief for the elderly. Hatfield also sought and lost a net receipts tax to pick up more income taxpayers. The voters illustrated the pow er of the generally conservative independents in both parties. The governor won a controver sial bill to give exclusive service areas to utilities, largely through support from his own parly. Via broad bi-partisan support, he also requested and got a labor elections bill, a school of social work, billboard control, log-truck certificates of necessity, increased liquor revenues for cities and counties, and a commerce code. SPEED LIMIT KILLED The chief executive's dramatic pleas for traffic safety laws met! head on with a tool legislature which killed speed limits and a bill to permit arrests without wit nessing an accident. Hatfield got only a weakened bill permitting chemical liquor tests by oral, as well as the present written, con sent. The governor got nowhere on proposals for two-way workmen's compensation, a change in state holidays, a transportation build ing on the Capitol Mall, or a con stitutional amendment putting the secretary of state next in line of succession. Though it gave Hatfield much o what he wanted, the legislature gnorcd his final words of advice on opening day: "Get to the heart of the matter promptly and decisively." The lawmakers stayed 122 davs. the second longest session in history. Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon Saturday, May 13, 1961 .3 BEAUTY . . . QUALITY . . . CRAFTSMANSHIP ' In Enduring Memorial! CHOOSE NOW FOR MEMORIAL DAY See our large selection, Mod erately priced ... no obliga tion TERMS "To live In hearts we leave behind is not to die" CAMPBELL Eugene Granite & Marble Worki 3860 W. 11th Ave. Eugene DI 4-4418 0(iflDEL REY i 9 V Lutheran Churches cordially invite you to attend their CHRIST LUTHERAN Mo. Synod W Uth St Territorial Rd. Veneta LAWHKNCE F. ROHLFING, Pastor 9:00 Worship Service 10:15 Sunday School TRINITY LUTHERAN Wis. Synod Meeting in Harris School 1150 East 20th, Eugene G. JEROME ALBRECHT, Pastor 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Worship Service UNITED LUTHERAN U.L.C.A. Wash. 22nd Ave. Eugene "Interim Pastor KENNETH WIEG" 9:45 A.M. Sunday School Duplicate Services 6:30 and 11:00 GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN T.A.L.C M ml. off Lorans Hwy. on McBeth Road S. J. STRANDJORD, Pastor 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Worship Servlc BETHESDA LUTHERAN - T.A.L.C 4445 Royal Street. Eugen. Dancbo District H. MILTON PETERSON, Pastor 9:30 Family Worship and Sunday School 11:00 Divine Worship CENTRAL LUTHERAN T.A.L.C 18th and Potter Eugene OLAF ANDERSON, Pastor 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Worship Servlcg GRACE LUTHERAN Mo. Synod 17th It HUyard. Eugene WILLIAM B. MAIER Pastor :30 Worship Scrvlc 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Worship Service EMMAUS LUTHERAN ... T.A.L.C 1492 West 2nd Ave., Eugene EDWARD R. 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