Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 18

PAGE ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1954 Coimfry With HAROLD BRANH Jlsh Local trout fishermen must seek distant waters to pursue their favorite species of fish because trout reproduce- rarely in Illinois streams. However, the Illinois Conservation Department has released 35,000 trout of legal size or larger recently in 12 northwestern counties to provide some fishing for 10,000 trout anglers. Experiments reveal there arc a few rock bottomed, spring fed streams which may sustain trout jn central and southern Illinois for a short time, according to Sam Parr, state fisheries chief. Some trout were placed successfully in deep strip mines also to see if they can withstand scorching summer temperatures. Trout are unable to live in waiter of more than 72 degrees temperature and prefer much cooler water with high oxygen content provided through tumbling or aeration over rocks, Parr said.

The season opened April 1, and will continue tbrough Sept. 30. Waterfowl Management Planned Lewis E. Martin, assistant director of conservation, attended a meeting of the southern zone organization of the Illinois Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs at the Alton-Wood River Sportsman's Club in Godfrey Sunday to discuss the management program of waterfowl hunting areas. He imported that local sportsmen's interest is centered in the Stump Patch and Batchlown area whereas his department is concerned with the overall management of 65,000 acres of bottom lands along the Mississippi River from Alton to Rock Island.

"I am sure that as everyone gains a better understanding of everyone's problem," Martin wrote, "there will be a gradual crystallization of a management plan that will be workable and popular with the majority of sportsmen interested in waterfowl hunting." A public hearing will be scheduled in the future so that all factors in the program will be brought forth and given due consideration, he concluded. Personal Lyle Brown of Gorfrey said that there is an old Indian legend in New York, "when apple blossoms fall into streams the 1 trout will bite." Two anglers heard the legend, bought some confetti which they scattered in a stream, and then they caught the limit of trout in record time. Paul Mitchell, 911 Quincy tried trout fishing in an ice-cold Missouri stream some years ago. He landed two trout while wading' into the knee-deep water but only after he had slipped and faUen head-over-heels into the stream. That experience concluded his career as a trout fisherman, Mitchell said.

Alvin W. McDonald, 827 Hawley said that he has heard so many fish stories lately, he may try the sport himself this coming season. Emil Werner. 2315 Birch is using his spare time reconditioning his cruiser so that he can launch it later this month. He plans to add more conveniences to his boat for this coming season.

Loiv Budget Is Affecting Radio's Summer Plans NEW YORK Radio's summer plans are being affectod by that increasingly bothersome fact of life, the low budget. The trouble stems from television competition, which is making the older air medium more and more conscious of cost. One method used to meet the problem is to consolidate several program periods into a block, head the show with a name personality, and set him to playing records and the like. An example is the "Road Show," a four-hour program on NBC Saturday afternoons. Bill Cullen steps from his normal role as quizmaster to do all sorts of chores: Reading road bulletins, wise cracking, playing records and keeping up with the news.

Now NBC is getting ready with another, a Sunday night two-hour block in which Dave Garroway will get the big assignment. It will be in addition to.his TV "Today" five mornings a and his Friday night TV variety. Tht pattern will be similar to "Today." Jim Fleming, who used to be on "Today," will help out. It will be called "Sunday With Garroway," Include live and recorded interviews, news and recorded music. NBC also has several other two- hour programs, including the "Weekend Review" on afternoons and the "Big Review" with guest disc jockeys on Saturday nights.

Read Telegraph Want A4s Daily! THE MIGHTY Every Job in Manufacturing depends upon his ability to sell the goods that are made by the millions of people employed in our great industrial plants! In the final analysis of the jobs in America depend upon the retail sales made across the counters of the retail merchants of our nation. He is the key to our distributive system Let us all unite in protecting his interest and thereby ourselves. KEEP YOUR PAYCHECK DOLLARS AT HOME! Your local retailer employs townspeople for jobs! Your local retailer is reliable and always ready to serve your needs! Your local retailer is a local taxpayer and helps pay his share of the load! i Your local retailer maintains adequate service and adjustment departments! Your local retailer always contributes to your religious, charity and civic projects! Your local retailer spends heavily towards the total community payroll! When you help to destroy your local retailer by purchasing from questionable unknown sources, you are only asking for poorer service, false guarantees and putting a handicap on yourself and your community! AND THEY WILL CONTINUE TO WORK FOR YOU IN A HUNDRED WAYS! WE, GREATER ALTON WHOLESALERS, URGE CITIZENS TO BUY FROM THE LOCAL RETAILERS OF ALL WEST CENTRAL ILLINOIS TOWNS! GREATER ALTON WHOLESALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS Belle Street Poultry Market LIVE OR DRESSED POULTRY AND EGGS 700 Belle Street Phone 2-3215 Jackson Distributing Company FALSTAFF BEER 1421 Peorl Street Phone 2-3)11 National Auto Supply Company BLACK 0 DECKER TOOLS, MOOG PARTS, TRERNOIO BRAKE LINING, SEALED POWER PISTON RINGS Broodway at Ridge Street Phone 3-6681 Shearburn Ice Cream Company BULK, PACKAGE, PARTY SPECIALTIES POPSICLE 0 ESKIMO PIE PRODUCTS Humbert Rd, Alton, Illinois Phone 2-9241 Chevalley-Dixon Distributing Co. BUDWEISER BEER 850 Belle Street Phone 2-1441 Jackson Sales Company DRUG SUNDRIES-NOTIONS SCHOOL SUPPLIES-ELECTRIC SUPPLIES 513 Belle Street Phone 3-6316 Noll's Baking Company Noll's Ice Cream Company 400 Front Street Phone 3-7751 Hurst Potato Chip Company FRESH POTATO CHIPS DAILY 2606 East Broadway Phone 3-6513 Logan's Morning Star Dairy, Inc. SEALTEST MILK- ICE CREAM North Humbert Rood Phone 3-9213 N.

0. Nelson Company PLUMBING HEATING REFRIGERATION INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 129 India no Avenue Phone 2-0021 Stag Beer Company "STAG BEER" 93) Eost Broadway Phone 2-4287 Schwegel Distributing Company CRIESEDIECK BROS. BEER HIRAM WALKER'S LIQUORS 1022 East Broadway Phone 2-254J Help Byword BUY AT HOME Wagner Bottling Works 7 UP DISTRIBUTORS 832 East 7th 2-3531 Wills Tin Company TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES 833 fast Broodwoy Phone 3-3131 Distributing Company PICNIC CARNIVAL SUPPLIES, TOYS, PREMIUM GOODS, DRUG SUNDRIES 554 East Broadway Phone 3-9347 Luer Brothers Packing Co. KNOWN FOR QUALITY FRESH SMOKED MEATS LARD SAUSAGE, SINCE 1881 701 East Broodwoy Phone 3-7733 Piasa Motor Fuels TYDOL GASOLINE FUEL OIL VEEDOL MOTOR OIL ROAD OIL The Hotel I Restaurant Meat Supply Front Alby Street, Alton Phone 2-0751 RETAILERS: Wt Recommend These Greater Alton Wholiiilert! Critter Alton Aff'n. of Commtrct.

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