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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1954)
Thursday, March 4, 1 954 THE CAPITAL JOTTPVAL. Salem. Oregw. Page 17 ' Attempt to Bar Mum. Liberty Street-Court Street We Givt and Redeem Z?K Green Stamps OPEN FRIDAY NITES Til Testimony Fails tempt to block testimony hv Hni. 1 .1 61U ak lne neus miins, laiieo wednes' Houston' inn....... .. . V. -t-f Btivc was greet ed by Mrs. Evelyn Cooper, law yer for groups favoring construc tion of the proposed federal Hells ruan.y0M Ham' wllh the "atement w.v nat waste of time and an attempt to inject t t-uiiiuaiug waumony into the rec ord." Houston nffnroH avkiUIi. . ing the building of three dams in j mver Deiween Idaho and Oregon rather than the single federal sructure. The Idaho Pow er Co.. has applied for a permit iu luiiu me inree dams. William .1 fnctniu hon.i.. naming miner, rejected Mrs. Cooper's objection and ordered the exhibits Af mittAll la ...1.1 k. nuiuuicu 111 cviuence. Mrs. uoop er then waived cross-examination 01 nuusion. Water Committee Hears Problems ROSEBURG un - The Slate Water Resources Committee heard a different set of problems dis cussed here Wednesday as it con tinued its tour of Western Oregon, seeking data for a water develop ment program. The major problems here, speak ers told the committee, are flood ing and silt in streams. G. N. Riddle, former state rep resentative from Riddle and a member of the South Douglas Con servation Assn., said flooding could he reduced by planting cutover timber land with grass. The seed could" come from government stockpiles purchased under support programs, he said. G. Lloyd Hayes, director of the Siskiyou-Cascade research center of the U. S. Forest Service, said more reforestation and more con trol over the location of logging roads would solve both problems. The additional trees would re duce flooding and controlling the drainage from mountain logging roads would reduce the amount of silt in streams, he said. Speakers also recommended con struction of a multi-purpose dam on the South Umpqua River and creation of a permanent State Wa ter Resources Commission. : ROTC Commandant ; Leaves for Meeting ? Lt. Col. Norman W. Todd, com ; mandant of the Willamette uni ' versity air force ROTC detach : ment, left Thursday for Mont gomery, Ala., where he will at- tend a national conference for professors of air science and tactics, March 8-10. An airlift for commanding of- ficeri from AFROTC units in Oregon and Washington assem bled at McChord air force base, from i where they are flying to Montgomery via San Bernardino and San Antonio. They will re turn March 11 via Denver, Colo. Over 200 professors of air sci ence and tactics from colleges and universities throughout the country, Hawaii and Puerto Rico will participate in the annual ,. meeting. Pedee PEDEE Mr. and Mrs. Roland Trueaux were hosts Friday eve ning to the members of the EUB church choir. Howard Berry and daughter, Mrs. James Hoxit, spent the week-end at the home of his brother-in-law, Debncy Arnold, and afmily, near Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ronco of Newberg, Mrs. A. B. Lyday, Jr., Vickey and Jimmic, of Kings Val ley, Mrs. C. R. McCormack were Sunday visitors at the Paul Ronco home. The Roncos came to see their new granddaughter, Mar garet Jane. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kcrber and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cates, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Burbank at tended the 4-H club leaders din ner at Dallas Monday evening. Mrs. Cates, Mr. Kcrber and Mr. Cummins are leaders of local 4-H clubs. , Thirty members and guests ot the Pedee community church, at tended a fellowship dinner and program at Nohlgren's in Salem Friday evening: Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Burbank, Lyle and Eldon, of Portland, spent from Friday until Sunday with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Over and family. On Sat urday Mrs. Burbank, Mrs. Dyer and Greta visited Mrs. J. W. Mc Cormack at Dallas. Mrs. Kenneth Storey and small son. Ken, of Battleground, Wash., spent several days the past week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick VanDenBnsch. On Thursday they visited Mrs. Thcra Womer, Mrs. William Condson and Mrs.C. L. Burbank. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Guyer of Lebanon were week-end guests of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Condion and family, and helped Billy Ray Condion cele brate his third birthday. Mrs. S. P. Yates and Mi George McCormack of Salem were hostesses for the Woman club Wednesday. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Amos, ana vice president, Mrs. Ronco, Mrs. William Pease conducted the bus iness meeting. Mrs. Yates and Mrs. McCormack were appointed to obtain curtain material for new curtains for the hall. 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Shoes Downstairs REG. VALUES TO 7.95 -WOMEN'S SHOES A large selection of odds and ends; broken sizes; $Q QQ oxfords, strops, casuals; vorious colors; reduced for mi Fw quick sale. Shoes Downstairs SPECIAL PURCHASEI CHILDREN'S T-SHIRTS A special Assortment of T Shirts in Assorted Colors. iO Sizes 1 to 6. Regular $1 value if perfect. OC Children's Downstairs 26.45 FITTED ELECTRIC BLANKETS Single control; full bed size. Contour fit 1 ft ftft dot snop fasteners. Rose, blue, hunter green. I r ww Domestics Downstairs FLOUR SACK DISH TOWELS Reg. 39c eo. Heavy, absorbent, excellent for glasses dishes. 36x36" squares; A $1 hemmed; ready to use. "I for I Domestics Downstairs 1.69-2.95 DRAPERY FABRICS Printed foilles, solid homespuns, multi-cords an tique satin! 10 to 50-yd. lengths. 45", 48" wide. I yd. Draperies Third Floor SATIN LINED JEWEL CHEST Ivory, rose, blue! Lid is hond-tooled in gold; has special section for earrings. Accessories Main Floor NEWI 18" SILK SQUARES Worth 69c. 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Four matching chairs are upholstered in attractive coverinqs. Beautiful ma hogany veneers are rubbed to a wondrous lustre. Furniture, Second Fleer )