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nS" 0N PROGRAM ' COOS SAY m Maj. Gen. Wil U"J. Den ' scheduled to appear it Uie Oregon American Legion convention here in July. Conven tion oftir.als said Vice President Nixon aso is tentatively scheduled to appear. More ihan 2,000 delegates are expected. Yellow orchids usually are the most fragrant. AGENT TO RETIRI EUGENE i 0 S. Fletcher, Lane Cojuly agent for nearly 30 years, announced his retirement Wednesday, effective June SO. His successor will be W. B. Parker, who has been working with Fletcher the past eight yeara. In 1949 Fletcher received a superior service award from the Secretary of Agriculture in Wash ington, D. C. 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"I feel the leadership of the State Federation of Labor has been more interested in the politi cal philosophy of the matter than they have been in getting the engi neering facts of how Hells Canyon would serve the people of the Pa cific Northwest and the question of the cost of power that might be developed as compared to lower cost power at other sites." Weston testified that the federa tion reaffirmed its stand in favor of a federal dam at Hells Canyon !n 1953 "after Gov. Langlie put in a plea, song and dance not to go for the high dam as it would be stupid." Langlie said "I merely pre- seniea me issue to tnem in a speech frankly discussing the var ious phases uf power development problems dealing particularly with Hells Canyon dam. "I invited the state federation of labor to appoint an engineer to I mane a jumi aiuuy wun siHie engineer to get to the engineering facts in the development of Hells Canyon dam. because I felt it was highly important to get away from political philosophy." As to Weston's testimony that unemployment was "severe" io j the Pacific Northwest, Langlie aid: Mr. Weston is not presenting he accurate picture as far as un employment in the state of Wash ington. Actually there are 10,000 more people employed in this state at this time than there were a year ago. "We alwavs have some seasonal unemployment in the state of Restriction Ease Asked On Scientific Resear.cn WASHINGTON 11 - Dr. C. G Suits, speaking for the National ' Assn. of Manufacturers (NAMi. j urged Congress Wednesday to eliminate research laboratories I from proposed licensing restrc : tions on the development of peace- l time atomi". energy. ! 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