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ROSEcURS KEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1947 Ouster of Raver as Head of Bonneville Set-Up Urged (Continued from Page One) In nnpratA 1h T4n-.novillA admin lstratlon in trip year beginning nexi j my j. "I wa chagrined." said Stock man, "at Mr. Raver and liK siall's lack of frankness and ap puii-m unwininpness lo neip tiic cornmlttf)? in its work of d termlnlng Just how much money cuiiiievjiie snouia receiv. "Being the only western mem ber on the suofummitn-e and anxious that Hie Bonneville ad ministration rW aii the money It needed, 1 was disappointed thai the witnesses did not prove more cooperative. With all other mem bers being from the east, at least the paid help of the government should have helped me In pre senting a good case. "I expect and Intend to see that these paid government employes cooperate with me in presenting the west's needs to our commit tee in a full and frank manner." Rival Views Underscore Split in GOP Ranks (Continued from Pace One) American Industry. At Charleston. Tart told a Lin coln Day audience that while he is opposed to a return to con gressional tariff making with its inevitable logrolling." the pres ent reciprocal program" per mit int. nresident to (tf:,hlith almost complete free trade." Other Leaders Speak Out At St. Paul, GOP Chairman Carroll Rceee said the Repub licans are going to right things after "the greatest economic snree of all history for the past 15 years." Senator Saltonstall of Massa chusetts told a lxis Angeles au dience that lie would support universal military training "if it Is necessary and advisable for future ceeujlty " At t oulsville, Kv., Saltonstall's Massachusetts colleague, Senator lxdke. called lor a "complete overhauling of the government in January, liHfl." At Huntington, W. Va.. Sena tor Martin iPa.i, who is talked of as a possible candidate for first or second place on the 1948 GOP national tic ket, criticized i what he called President Tru-1 man's "hoi. fat" budget and promised the Republicans would cut it. Salary Increases End School Crisis at Echo ECHO, Ore., Ken. 13 (jT Schools here were assured to day of teachers and a superin tendent for the next school year. School Hoard Chairman Jo seph MirMN-'on announced con tracts for 19-17 1H had h. siL'iit-,1 by Warren Center, !crincndcnt, and all teacher who had resigned Saturday. The new contracts call fi substantial salary increases. Mid dleton said the board would hit an additional teacher and Inai fjiintte :i not himh m'oi'rum British Utility Crisis Revives Wartime Status (Continued from Page One) o do everything within its pow- .f tn ..li..,u tl.u nli.,1.1 ..f Iho British people in their present fuel emergency. possible to divert to Great Brit- ain a number of colliers at sea in the vicinity of the British Isles now rjirrvino m.-il In ithor KnroTenn countries. PS i H ii UK. E. R. MOON INVITING YOU TO FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Douglas and Kane Sis. to hear Dr. E. R. Moon, F. R. G. S., Missionary Evangelist February 13th at 7:30 p.m. His Message Will Ee "A Change of Heart" Ruben anil Betty Karpl, Youth for Christ directors to sing and play. VETERANS! PLEASE NOTE... 10 OFF! Veterans purchasing any article of fur niture, INCLUDING Items marked dawn for this tale, will receive a 10'o dis count. 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