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Action Unlikely Wad., June 29, 1955 The Newi-Revitw, Rose burg, Ore. 9 On Canyon Dam v WASHINGTON UH Granted two extra days to file appeals, attor neys in the Hells Canyon case worked on final briefs Tuesday amia a growing Deuet me long standing controversy won't be ended Wore Congress adjourns. Acting at the request of public power attorneys, the Federal Pow er Commission Monday extended until Wednesday the deadline for an appeal of an examiner's deci sion on the Idaho Power Co.'s ap plication to build three dams on the Snake River in an area where a single federal dam has been pro posed. MOOEUTt HEAVY MODERATE wz m i,6ht I . . .( "'l N I 1$. v fciiwaawi ftrtiiir fa.:.. tait 6,-Aa1 1. V u HAIR-RAISING The wind was blowing in San rrancisco and was impertinent enough to whip President Eisenhower's hair into approximation of an Indian topknot. He seems some what startled by it all. Latest Creations in CARPETS DURNAM'S FLOdR COVERING "Bfggejt Little Carpet Store In Town" 566 W. Oak OR 3-6123 Sweep H wHh a Lawn Sweeper Wu tlw btC loofcin law m yoejr ttresrt! Wtot to get rid of rt mi, truh usl Imtm la 110 tfa timP C ft rrr, trxky'i bant Uwi weeper wIm. Lift wjC bewke. Pldiwijr storsf. A tl tlr.Meoa mckMTr. " torff MoM Only 34.50 F.l'lV.TI.Vl3 202 N. Jackson Dial 3-6628 "George sent all his clothes to City Cleaners." "Rrptrticulir people JW CLEANERS 4174 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone OR 3-4596 10 DISCOUNT FOR CASH & CARRY '.v ' ' ':'.'( I i ' f I it' - ' I Lavas' minr-y Y1,a. JLii "V SAVING GRACE That's, not a pack of cigarets the comely model is holding in her left hand. It's a life preserver, like the one in her right hand. The new 3 H -inch by 2V4-inch lifesaver was recently demonstrated in Chicago. A squeeze breaks, a carbon dioxide cartridge, which inflates a pair of two-foot wide plastic water wings. It is said it will support a 230-pound person in the water for more than 24 hours. . - ' -t ' , n ' i 1 4 r r? t41 SCIENCE, ILLUSTRATED It happened at rural Obee School, I I near Hutchinson, Kans. Science teacher William Turner suggested that students bring animals to class so they could be discussed. Opportunity presented itself to Marjorie Sutton, left, Reta Burkitt, ! : center, and Kathleen Edwards. Outside the school and trying to I ; get in was a big yellow cat. A tomcat, the girls thought They ! I brought it inside and put it in the cloakroom closet until time for 1 science class. But when the girls went to get it, they found it was no torn it was having ktitens. Here the girls look over mama cat and the four newcomers. EXCLUSIVE NEA PHOTO. vm, hi us - ii TINY REPUBLIC GOES SPORTY-Sports fans wiU be in terested in thtse new stamps from the tiny (38 square miles) Hepubuc of San Marino, located near Rimini, Italy. The stamps have a winged wheel watermark. see what a difference C'H makes ...IN ALL-AROUND CANNING SUCCESS 1 ?v -W !' a DO a cane j sugar summer fruit salad d t THi mr ctH suu IEFIKE1 II THE WCSTI NotMnf fliw for BwMtintaf frt$A tutt md btmn...4 for rtapts M. tfiu On lettuce on s big glass plat or in dividual salad platas arrang group ings of various tummar fruits: Halves at apricots, psachas, plums, figs; whole strawberries, raspberries, sweet cherries; melon balls or cubes; slices of orange; chunks of bananss. Add a lettuce cup of cottage cheese if you like. Serve with this rosy, tart-sweet transparent salad dressing: DRESSINB . Is a double boiler or bowl mis 1 teaspoon each salt, dry mustard, paprika, and celery seed; M cup C tntj H pure CANE Granulated Sugar; cup white vinegar; 1 cup salad oil; 1 tablespoon grated onion. Set over hot (not boiling) water and beat with rotary beater 3 or 4 minutes, until thick snd barely lukewarm. Keep in covered jar. not refrigerator. Beat or shake before using. Makes lyj cups. The oriels were to have been filed Monday. Attorney who re quested the deadline extension also are expected to ak the FPC to postpone oral arguments schedu led for juiy e. Meantime, a House interior sub committee has moved back dates of a hearing on a bill to authorize federal Hells Canvon dam from June 29-July 1 to July 11-14. , tUA TttapkM HAIL, THE NEW CHIEF Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor (right) arriving in Washington from Tokyo is greeted by Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway (left), whom he will succeed as Army Chief of Staff. Looking on (center) is Army Secy. Robert Stevens, whoso resignation was announced June 22. The little fellow is Matty Ridgway, 6, son of the retiring general. eeowse thev cwt sd (W mms. yam. hever be puzzled sr thb voro HtP ftDctc if you UNcesTujp the u&eno. t wporbw syweoa MU. HFAP )OU R6M yOUR. fCVO AW ON TUJK WW! www ito-w-i I Delay Looms In Social Security Law Changes WASHINGTON Wl Chances for early action on Democratic-sponsored changes in the social secur ity system were dimmed here by the announcement of Chairman uyrd (D-Va) that the Senate Fi nance Committee will insist on full hearings. Byrd said the Finance Commu te "isn't going to act hastily" on the proposals to expand benefits for older women and disabled per sons. With Congress aiming for a July 30 adjournment, full hearings might result in delaying Senate ac tion on social security changes un til next year. I The proposals advanced oy Democratic leaders in the House are being studied by the House Ways and Means committee. Ac turn there would precede .senate consideration of the measure. Flames Sweep 10 Stories Of New Health Building PITTSBURGH Wl -Fire early Tuesday swept 10 stories of the 15-million dollar Pitt bcnools of Health & Professions building un der construction adjacent to Pres byterian Hospital. Several explosions, apparently from gasoline, oil or some other highly inflammable substance rocked the structure. All 225 patients of Presbyterian Hospital were evacuated safely. i Precipitation from now to mid-July will exceed seasonal normals In the western Mountain and Ratean states. Subnormal rainfall is expected over northeast Quarter of nation. SLEEPY TIME lilka.-lteB-,- II ,. .. BIGGEST MINIATURE The world's largest globe, 29 feel in diameter, nears completion at the Babson Institute in Wellesley, Mass. Made of 584 pieces of porcelain enamel on steel, it shows the world's po litical and geographical aspects, using 21 colors. FATIGUE. WALLPAPER Largest seleeHon In the State of Oregon WALLPAPER IN STOCK 50c per S. R. 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