Vigorous Hydro Electric Development Is Outlined By Interior Spokesmen
Wed.. Sept. 21, 1949-Th. News-Review, Roseburf, Or. 11
Bees Resent Removal,
Sting Worker To Death
YAKIMA, Sept. 2-i!Py-K Yak
ma fruit worker died Monday
a few hours after being stung
on the throat by a score of bees.
The victim, William Henry Dun
can, 49, was stung while moving
the bees from apple boxes where
they had hived.
TRUCK KILLS CH'LO
PENDLETON, Sept. 2-!PL-Dickie
Fellows, two-year-old ton
of Mr. and Mrs. Berton Fellows
of Milton-Freewater, died shortly
after he was hit by a pickup truck
Monday,
William Mack. Tollgate, drlv
er, said that three bovs ran in
front of the truck. He slowed
down and did not see Dickie until
he hit him. The accident was In
front of the boy's house.
SAN FRANCISCO '.VI A vig
orous program at "hydroelectric
resource development in the weit
was outlined by department o!
the interior spokesmen Monday
at the Western States Demo
cratic conference.
Undersecretary of Interior Os
car L. Chapman defined the
problem as aimed at develop
ment of land and industry; the
use of power to make up the
rainfall deficiency through pump
ing and to make up deficiencies
in ore grades through mechani
zation and electro processing.
"Wherever there is a gap be
tween the pants and the vest in
Flying Saucers Art Seen
To Stop And Go Backward
SALEM. Sept. 21 I.Vt- Nov
those flying saucers can fly back
wards. More than a dozen persons
telephoned the Salem Capital
Journal that thev were watching
a group of airplanes at 11:30 a.
m. Sunday when they saw a fly
ing saucer headed north.
Then, they said, it halted for a
minute, and then backed up and
headed south. It stopped a second
time, but continued on south.
The witnesses all live in th?
Fairmount Hill district, the best
residential area of town.
this resource development pro
gram, we must be prepared to
supply adequate power to bring
our activity up to our needs and
potentialities," Chapman said.
Not Whit Eltphants
He said Boulder, Bonneville,
Coulee, Shasta, Parker and a
host of other existing projects
are no longer looked uoon as
most vociferous opposition."
"Hungry Horse, McNary, Da
vis, the Aremican River projects
and a lot of other dams are un
der construction now without
ever having suffered from such
epithets," he noted.
"We have proved one thin;
these last 16 years: that our abil
this part of the country Is un
limited. "We have shown that real de
velopment proceeds from mak-
Another Interior department
spokesman, Assislant Secretary
C. Guard Davidson, said "we
have not set up some theoretical
pattern to be followed willy mil y
in every' river basin. We have
frankly experimented with dif
ferent solitions that would Jit
the different situations in ait
ferent watersheds."
Discussing western water de
velopment. Assistant Interior
Secretary William E. Warne said
21,000,000 acres are under irri
gation and that feasible projects
make it possible to irrigate ap
proximately 20,000.000 more
acres. This would in.-lude water
sheds of the Missouri, the Colum
bia, the Central Valley of Cali
fornia, the Colorado and the Rio
Grande.
ling available amounts of electric
power of such greater degree as
to constitute almost a difference
of kind from the energy require
ments that private utilities here
tofore assumed was enough to
ity to absorb kilowatt hours
"white elephants" even by our i the growth and development of ; satisfy western demands."
New Store Hours
.Week Days 9a.m.-8p.m.
Sundays 10 a.m. 6 p.m.
All Meat, Produce and Grocery
Specials Effective Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Sunday.
Fasting Negro Minister
Dies Of Starvation
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Sept. 21
IPl A 70-year-old Negro minis
ter is dead of the effects of 3
days of almost continuous fas
Ing-
The Rev. Taylor L. Lee. pasto
of the God in Christ church, died
in Portsmouth hospital Sunday.
His wife said he had abstained
from food to emulate Christ's 40
days of fasting in the wilder
ness. Dr. S. Gerard Griffin said it
was "a plain case of starvation."
Half Billion Needed To
Restore National Parks
DETROIT. Sept. 21 The
U. S. Director of parks said hen
that national parks had been ne
glected in the past eight veain
and would require expenditure
of STiOO.OOO.OOO to restore them t j
good condition.
"Many facilities." said Newton
B. Drury, "have deteriorated
through lack of proper repair and
maintenance."
M
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For
Army Engineer
.vrtland Dist. Named
PORTLAND, Sept, 2i!P)
Col. Donald S. Burns will report
Nov. 15 to become Portland dis
trict engineer. Col. O. E. Walsh,
North Pacific division engineer,
said.
Col. Burns will succeed Walsh,
who was elevated to the corps
of engineers' division office last
July 1. A West Point graduate in
1920, he has been chief of the
engineering division for military
construction in the office of the
chief of engineers.
Young GOP Leaders Of
Northwest To Huddle
SPOKANE, Sept. 21 UP)
Young Republican leaders from
Idaho, Oregon, Washington and
Montana will gather at Hayden
Lake Oct. 1-2. Idaho's Governor
C. A. Robins will deliver the prin
cipal address of the two-day re
gional conference.
CONCERNING "OTOMIES"
ALBUQUERUE, N. Mex. iJP
Unhappy over the high price of
trichotomies? Need a pogonoto
mv after that weekend fishing
trip?
The Greeks had a word for it.
So does Dr. Lynn B. Mitchell,
University of New Mexico pro
fessor emeritus of classical lan
guages. In case you didn't know, a
haircut is a trichotomy. A po
gonotomy is a shave or beard
trim. You'd never guess it. bu'
a beauty shop nail trim is an
onychotomy.
If it grales on your nerves to
say the baby spits up. simplv
explain he has a case of anop
tysis...and refer the raised eye
brows to the learned professor.
AUGUST ALL RIGHT
NEW YORK (.P All Amer
ica Conference owners are point
ing to their record exhibition
game attendance totals this sea
son as an 8nswer 1u many crit
ics' who claim August is too early
for football. The pro grid mag
nates also say the figures indi
cate the anticipated tighter lan
dollar hasn't hit them yet.
Topped by a crowd of 81,272
paid which watched San Fran
cisco win at Los Angeles, the 10
August tune -up games for the
league's seven clubs drew 267.473,
an average of 26,7)8. The old
mark was 209.111, an average o!
23.215 in 1918.
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