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4 Th Newi-Rview, Roieburg, Ort. Thur. Oct. 13, 1955 Democrats And Republicans At Congressional Hearing Continue Feud On Power WASHINGTON A House Investigation of Eisenhower Ad ministration power policies con tinued Wednesday after a turbu- Eight And Forty Hold Installation Douglas Co. Salon No. 50.). EiKhl and forty met luesday at 8 p. in at mrL-,i Uv Tipmorr;Hie 1 HiD Dawson (D-Ill) of keeping the by the time the ruling was handed ion had no bearing on the issue, j atives at .h,.. ,f -fraud" and "had omnion secret in an eiiort to down. .nth " Cuided Missile Cruiser To Join Fleer November 1 WASHINGTON ( The first of two cruisers to be converted into seagoing bases for launching guided missiles will join the fleet Nov. 1 at the Philadelphia Navy price comparable to The disDute centered on thus the project rate. and hot denials by an In- "blackjack" Georgia rural electric; Aandahl also defended tke ad- far unsuccessful eltorts by the In-1 The Georgia Power Co.. mean- ;erior Department official. cooperatives into agreeing to a ministration's policy of local pub- tenor Department to negotiate a wmc na, b(,en unwilling to yard. licp Chudoff (D-I'al, chairman power marketing coniraci tavor-. ic.pnvate "partnership" partici- contract ior power irom ine ciarh. "Wheel" or transmit power to The Navv said Tuesday the cruis- if a government operations sub- in" the Georgia Power Co. pation in power prospects, and Hill Dam and generating project the c00ps over jts own lines in Boston 'will be recom missioned ommiltee making the inquiry. Aandahl vigorously denied the rapped the Tennessee Valley Auth- on the Savannah River in Georgia. rctu.n for a share of the Clark Je a, "the worlB's first guided i'uesdav attributed "absolute bad accusations. He said the opinion ,)nly syslem as a "federal social-! Georgia electric cooperatives Hill output. , missile cruiser." After two years' aith" and "fraud" to the Interior was moot because ine propwa lsuc monopoly." have o((ed t0 buy all the Clark' Aandahl told the committee he woric, the Boston has been rebuilt Department fur withholding an at-1 contract already nag neen snciveu, whj commiUce Democras , Hill power. But Aandahl told the had hopes for an early agreement and refitted to launch Terrier lorney Generals opinion spiking a hammered at Aandahl ReD Hoff- committee the Southeast Power" on what has now developed into antiaircraft missiles. man (R-.Mich) derided their attack I Administration could not sell it to a three-year deadlock. j Her sister ship, the Canberra, is He said that after the govern-1 scheduled to oe reauy nei spring ment shelved its disputed con-; alter similar conversion wur nronosed nowcr contract with Georgia utility. Existence ol ine opinion was cm TO SIGN CONTRACT viPWA im - I G. Kahanov ' flop. He said Aandahl's tti.! them because they had no facili- 5 .''kuc.1 y 'J close ohtially for the first time Soviet minister of foreign trade, , m"n.v, completely refutes cnarg-,"" - "' , 614 Cobb Street, Itoseburg. Fif- tiosco ouitiaiiy m ""'" ;" . , h.r. r in. .u of maladministration of the' Th. rii.nnti mntnet which the teen member, were nr.uM fnr ih. " testimony o oet....2. .M ""- Xf ",.' i, , . " ... r ' ... J . j ;imony I....; , he Interior I' TCIl W. tim attorney general disapproved ceremony. Reports of Convention revealed Salon 505 received 2 cash awards; one for reaching quota and the second for fun promotion. Mrs. Betty Moore, 428 Pitzer, Hoseburg, was elected and installed Depart ment of Oregon Eight and Forty, Sergcant-af-Arms. Mrs. Elmore Hill, 107 W. Roberts, Roseburg, will serve on the fun committee for the Department Eight and Folly- Installation of Officers followed (he business meeting with past President Mrs. Myrtle (Walter) Olmscheid, 107 Keasey Road, Rose burg, installing officer. New officers installed were: Mrs. Elmore Hill, president, Hoseburg; Mrs. Betty Moore, secretary-treasurer, Roseburg; Mrs. Harold Rog ers, second vice president, Yon calls; Mrs. E. M. Briner, first vice president, Myrtle Creek; Mrs. 'I'll el ma Henton, chaplain, Oakland, and Mrs. C. L. l.aGrander, ser-geant-at-anns. Drain. Outgoing President Mrs. Belly Jtloorc, was presented an Eight and Forty emblem charm for her bracelet by the Salon. Co - hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Ted Dauber and Mrs. James Young. The next meeting will be held ft p.m. at (he Veterans Memorial Hall in Oakland, Oct. 25. Mrs. B. F. Updike, department Eight and Forty president will be present. Umpqua School Assn. Plans Carnival By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON The Umpqua School Assn., held Iheir October meeting in the multi purpose room at the school Friday evening, with President James Brown in charge. Secretary Rachel Baird present ed the year's hostess book to all committees. A committee was an- Eointed to see if a leader could e found for a boy scout troop. Plans were completed for the annual school carnival, to he held at the Community Hall, Oct. 28. Refreshments were served to about 70 persons by (he seventh grade mothers, with Mrs. (ieny Murphy, Mrs. Esther Mohr and Margurite and Opal Munson, on the committee. Special Speaker Mrs. Charles Tandy from Salina. Kan., was the special speaker at the morning services of the limp qua Sunday School. The theme was, "The Harvest Time." She and her husband. Dr. Tan dy, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Amerson. on Mill wood Drive near Umpqua. Another feature at the Sunday school hour, was the guest soloisi. Mrs. Lawrance Hem from Spring field, who sang, "The Old Rugged Cross!" Mr. and Mrs. Stnbbie of Ump qua drove to Eastern Oregon for a hunling trip and returned home Thursday, successful. Two new families have moved into the Umpqua area. They are Air. and Mrs. Taylor "and three children and Mr, and Mrs. Bra zil and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. McKinney drove to Toledn, Wash., where they were: guests at the home of her sister. Mrs. Clnvbrough. Mr. and Mrs. 1,. D. Haines drove to Eugene on business, Mon day. Paul Urben Sr., went hunling on his ranch near Umpqua. at the foot of Tyee Mountain Sunday. While looking for deer, found a bear cub. which lie shot and killed. The Ernest McKinney home on Millwood Drive at Umpqua, has been a round of guests for the past week Mrs. l.mvranrr Hem and son. Steven, from Springfield are spending several days. Mr and Mrs Srhlichlig. from Yaku lat, Alaska, came for overnight, Mrs. D. Met'rae and Ihrce children and Mrs. Ruth Smith of Yarhals were dinner guests. Mrs. C buck and two children from Eugene, who had just returned from Cor dova, Alaska, were also there. &0 ,vV pftone i ?i 2-2631 ; ,i ORchord lahl. 1 5U million dollar, five-year trade a i .1,1 u,a. ,.vnric,l hack on the .agreement between Austria and the Chudoff told newsmen . .j ..i i... r.vipl I "nifiri it was announced not satisfied with Aandahl He was accused by Chudoff and Tuesday. lion the attorney general's opin- vided for its resale to the cooper- transmission payment tni rwais Pnunr tentative v imnfficial sources say me ler- agreed last Aug. 29 to a modified ! rier has a range of slightly over he was I would have contracted the power! contract to wheel Clark Hill power ,15 miles and can climb to 50,000 's asser- to Georgia Power Co. and pro-; under the incentive of a larger feet at about twice the speed of sound. 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