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EUGENE BEGISTERGUARD, Thurs., June 21, 1962 Page 11A
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Emerald Empire Weather
EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD
(All timet daylight)
Forecast: Fair through Fri
day, with an expected high
today and Friday o 85 de
grees, predicted low Friday
morning, 50 degrees. Western
Oregon: mostly cloudy, with
highs of 75-90 interior, 60-65,
coast. Lows of 50-57.
Statistics (readings at the
U.S. Weather Bureau, Mahlon
Square Dance Roundup
(All times listed are standard
times. Those persons on daylight
time should add one hour).
BARN OWLS of Coburg will dance
tonight at 7:30 at DIonne Barn, Co
burg. All square dancers welcome.
HARRISBURG beginners' square
dance will be held Friday at 8 p.m.
In the American Legion Hall. Re
frcshmcnts.
CASCADE CALLERS ASSN. will
hold a new callers' jamboree Fri
day at 8:30 p.m. at Maple School,
Springfield. Refreshments furnished.
Blood Bank
Donors Needed Friday
The Blood Bank still has
appointments for: A Positive,
3; A Negative, 2; and O Posi
tive, 4.
Rare types needed on call:
AB Positive, AB Negative.
Lane Memorial Blood Bank
790 E. 11th Ave., Eugene,
Phone DI 5-0336. Open 12:30
3 p.m. standard, 1:30-4 p.m.
daylight, Monday, Tuesday,
and Thursday; Friday by ap
pointment. Closed Saturday
and Sunday.
" Feature Times
THURSDAY
(Times listed are Pacific Standard
Time. Persons observing daylight
time should add one hour to each
time listed to find the starting time
of movies.)
FOX El Cld. 1:31), 5:30, :M.
HEILIO Parrlsh, 8:45. Susan
Glade, 6:45.
McDONALD Big Bed, 2:30, 5:35,
11:40. The Living Desert, 1:05. 4:10,
7:15, 10:20.
McKENZIE Sprlni!flold)-.Ionld's
Mathmaelc Land, 7:25, 10:30. Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse, 8.
EUGENE DRIVE IN Lover Come
Hack. 8:15. 12:10. The Hoodlum
rricst, 10:30.
MOTOR VU DRIVE IN The
Crowded Sky, 8:30. Ocean's Eleven,
10:30.
FRIDAY
FOX El Cld, 1:30, 5:30, 8:50.
HEILIO Parrlsh, 8:30. Susan
Blade, 6:15, 10:45.
MCDONALD Big Red, 1:10, 4:1S,
7:20, 10:25. The Living Desert, 2:50,
5:55, 9.
McKENZIF. (Springfield) Donald's
Mathmaglc Land, 7:25, 10:30. Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse, 8.
EUGENE DRIVE IN Lover Come
Back, 8:15. 12:10. The Hoodlum
Priest, 10:30.
MOTOR VU DRIVE IN The
Crowded Sky, 8:30. Ocean's Eleven,
10:30.
Walter Pidgeon
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Fair weather is expected to continue through Friday in western
Oregon, although a number of areas in the nation are again due for
scattered showers or thundershowers. These are expected tonight in
the northern Plateau, northern Mississippi valley and the Lakes, as
well as the Gulf and south Atlantic coastal areas. Cool weather is in
store for the northern and central Atlantic coast and New England.
Sweet Airport, Eugene): High
est temperature Wednesday,
83: lowest Thurs. a.m., 50;
rain in 24 hours ending 8 a.m.
Thurs., none; total for June,
.57 of an inch; average for
June, 1.42 inches; readings at
10 a.m. Thursday; humidity,
45 per cent; wind, N9. Pre
vailing wind Wednesday, N 9.
Stage of rivers at 8 a.m.
Thurs., Willamette at EWEB
J !.
DADS AND DOLLS of Creswell
will hold a beginners graduation
Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Bring pie for
refreshments. Bob Sewell and Squlrr
ly Worman, callers.
DANEBO CIRCLE will hold the
regular dance Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
at The Firs, 1950 River Rd. Refresh
ments potluck. Everyone welcome.
Ivan Midlam, caller. Beginners'
round dance class will be Monday
at 7 p.m., advanced class at 8:15
p.m. at The Firs.
DUDE WRANGLERS will dance
Friday at 8:30 p.m. In the Veterans'
Memorial Building, Eugene. A busi
ness meeting will precede the dance
at 7:30 p.m. Members A-L bring
sandwiches, M-Z bring dessert. Dude
Sibley, caller.
BOOTS AND SANDALS of Cot
tage Grove will dance Saturday at
8:30 p.m. at the barn at 10th and
Jefferson streets. Everyone welcome.
Refreshments potluck. Jim Cyphert,
caller.
HOEDOWNERS will dance Satur
day at 8:30 p.m. at Moffltt School.
Springfield. Refreshments, potluck.
Ray Steele, caller. JSveryone wel
come. PLUM DANDIES will dance Satur
day at 8:30 p.m. at Monroe Park
Recreation center. tterresnmenis
potluck. Guests welcome. Bud Plum,
caller.
SHUFFLIN' SHOES regular Satur
day night dance has been cancelled
and a surprise visit planned. Mem
bers meet at Mt. Vernon School,
Springfield, at 7:30 p.m. Refresh
ments potluck.
SQUARE DANCE Workshop, spon
sored by Wlllamalane Park District,
will be held tonight at 7:30 at
Springfield Memorial Building. All
square dancers welcome. Bill and
Irene cypnert, callers.
eTArzv. roam STOMPP.lt!) will
dance Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. at
Gale Creek Ranch, Vlda. Blue Pa
cific Twirlers will visit. Ivan Mid
lam, caller. Refreshments potluck.
Everyone welcome.
TANGLEFOOTS will dance Satur
dav at 8:30 p.m. at Ray's Barn on S.
57th St.. Springfield. Howard Mat
toon, caller. All square dancers
welcome. Refreshments potluck.
TOLEDO 40'ers will have Al Ped
ion as ffitcst caller Saturday at
8 p.m. Refreshments potluck. All
dancers welcome.
TRIANGLE SQUARES will meet
at the home of Ed Cafe at Triangle
Lake at 7 p.m. Saturday to visit
the Vagabonds at Mapieion.
TWILIGHT TWIRLERS will hold
a birthday party dance at the Wal
tervllle Community Hall Saturday
at 8:30 p.m. Refreshments furnished.
Warren McMurren, Walt Mullen and
Bob Roshau, callers.
VAGABOND SQUARES will dance
Saturday at 7:30 p.m. In the Maple
ton Grange Hall. "Pappy" Parker,
caller. Refreshments potluck. Every
one welcome.
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Steam Plant, 10.3 feet; Mc
Kenzie at Armitage Bridge,
1.9 feet.
Sunrise and sunset: Friday,
5:30 a.m. and 9 p.m.; Satur
day, 5:30 a.m. and 9 p.m.
Fire Wpathrr Forecast
No Important changes In Oregon
fire weather through Friday; fire
danger will continue to rise slow
ly; no rain for several more days.
TEMPERATURES
(All times daylight)
?4 hours ending 10 a.m. Thurs.)
Noon Wed. 7.1 Mdnto Wed
61
2 p.m.
4 "
79
82
2 a.m. Thur 56
4 " " 55
6 ' " 50
8 " 61
75
65
10
Readings at U.S. Weather Bu.
reau, Mahlon Sweet Airport,
Eugene.
OREGON
(24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Thursday)
max. Min. Prep.
Astoria
Baker
. 64
49
50
38
47
54
55
Bond 80
Brookings 67
Burns 84
Klamath Falls 83
Lakcvlew 82
Medford 91
Newport fio
North Bend 63
Pendleton 88
Portland 80
Redmond B3
Roseburg 87
Salem . 83
The Dalles 89
NATIONAL
Max.
Atlanta 74
Biamarck 80
Boise 86
Boston 79
Chicago 77
Cleveland 68
Denver 85
Detroit 71
Fairbanks 82
Fort Worth 95
Helena 81
Honolulu 87
Juneau 68
Kansas City 85
Los Angeles 83
Memphis 86
Miami 88
Minneapolis 70
New Orleans 88
New York 76
Oklahoma City 93
Omaha 03
Phoenix 109
Pittsburgh 70
Rapid City 77
Reno 89
St. Louis 81
Salt Lake City 87
San Francisco 85
Seattle 77
Spokane 83
Tampa i '. 87
Washington 73
40
48
53
Min. Prep.
65 .19
65 .73
57
58 .12
58
47
51
53
63
74
54
69
60
55
55
54
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Deficit:
EDITOR'S NOTE: Deficit fi
nancing A sin or smart
business? Sam Dawson, AP
business news analyst in this,
the third of a series of self
contained articles on the fed
eral budget, discusses the bit
ter division of opinion.
By SAM DAWSON
Of the Associated Press
NEW YORK Wl President
Kennedy seeks to make deficit
financing a respectable term in
a changing world. He has an up
hill fight on his hands.
To most Americans a Treas
ury deficit is a bad thing un
avoidable in a war or other
national emergency, but unfor
tunate under any circumstances.
The President's argument is
that the United States is enter
ing a new world where deficit
financing can be a virtue. His
aim is to use it as a tool in
building the economy to assure i
full employment and full use of
industrial capacity. i
Treasury deficits aren't new. '
There have been 11 of them in
the 17 years since World War II.
And the 11 total some four
times as much as do the six sur
pluses. That is why the federal
debt has risen to a record $300
billion. And a 12th deficit vir
tuous or not seems likely in
the 1963 fiscal year starting
July 1.
Economists See a Difference
Americans have been brought
up to compare the Treasury def
icit to one in the family budget
when unpaid bills pile up in ex
cess of current income. When
the creditors won't hold off any
longer, the family borrows to
pay the bills or goes bankrupt.
The Treasury meets its deficit
by borrowing to pay its bills
and by asking Congress, year
after year, to raise the legal
limit of the permissable federal
debt.
But economists tee a differ
ence in the Treasury's and a
family's deficit and borrowing.
In the United States the Treas
ury usually borrows by tapping
the banking system for funds.
This means expanding the sup
ply of money and credit, as
distinguished from borrowing
through sales of U.S. savings
bonds to individuals, which
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doesn't inflate the supply of
money.
Orthodox economic doctrine
is that expanding the supply of
money and credit may trigger
economic growth by making it
easier for business to expand
its activities or plant, but that
in the long run this inflation of
the money supply leads to ris
ing prices and wages.
'Just an Excuse'
Treasury surpluses, on the
contrary, are held by orthodox
economists to deflate the sup
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