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President Of Isaac Walton League Asks For Revocation Of License For Pelton Dam WASHINGTON' uP A Portland, Ore., lawyer and sportsman Tues- WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF "THE STORE WITH A THOUSAND BARGAINS" Roseburg Surplus Sales 429 S. E. CASS day asked revocation of the li cense lor Pelton Dam on Oregon's Deschutes River "so we in Ore gon can determine what is the best use for our waters." Rollin E. Bowles, president of the Oregon Izaak Walton League, appeared before a Senate Com. merce Subcommittee considering a bill to revoke the .Federal Pow er Commission's license to Port- Mom! buy land General Electric Co. for con iStmction of the dam. i The license, opposed by the Ore igon fish and game commissions, 'was upheld by the Supreme Court !in a case which attracted wide i attention through the West. I The court held the Power Com- i mission was within its authority i to issue the license inasmuch as the dam would be on federal land 'reserved as a power site. Because oi this, the court said, state law Bowies, however, emphasized would not prevail, that a regulating dam to be built to level out water level fluctua tions caused by.Pclton's opera tions would be on state land over which the federal government has no jurisdiction. He said the Deschutes River is one of the Lower Columbia trib utaries which Army engineers have recommended be reserved for fish production. He cited an COTTAGE CHEESE "The Lenten Favorite in gaily-colored Easter Containers DO THIS pip eltantn c "b & "to rd .trip.. Fill 1 f 7 orter (joodiwl L , J L J I Hint cut container. Mok hondlt from or cardboo baiktt with Carter AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERS THIS IS ONe7- (YES, I KNOW.)--- happiest I - r irr DAYS Of TOMOCBOW V VOUP LIFE, gyij WE WANT YOU TO KNOW q MtVSfKKff SUPPLY C9 ALWAYS DO THEIR VERY BEST TO MAKt YOU HAPPY. A DON'T MISS! FRI.-SAT. MARCH 23-24 2 HUGE PARADES FUN FOR ALL! iSAV3ERVlCEE5UPPll co. f&8LfCWEST HI WAY 99 NO.-CITYMkT estimate that the river can be made to produce not less than 30 per cent of the Columbia Riv er's spring chinook salmon run. Karl W. Onihank of Kugene. president of the Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs, said the 108,000 kilowatts of power which would be produced at Pelton would be only seven-tenths of one per cent of the power output of facitic rsortnwesi power dams ai-i ready built or under construction. ! This, he said, would be a "ra ther insignificant addition" com pared with the loss of recreation al values that would result. Sens. Morse and Neuberger, Oregon Democrats, co sponsors of the bill, urged the subcom mittee to approve it, as did Charles H. Callison, conservation director for the National Wildlifei federation. Morse said the Supreme Court's decision was based on a "techni- MODEST I.IIM:S Trsdimirfc Kttsr U. 1 fUmi 0c i JZ A W fit M h A Y 0.V tfn U V. cal difference" between public lands and reserved lands wbich "has no support in policy consid erations." He said the decision "does endanger state authority in private license proceedings for projects on wholly intrastate, non navigable streams." Morse said he felt cancellation of the license would make possible a fresh start on attempts to use the site for "power and preserva tion of fish runs." "However, if a final choice must be made between relatively small power production and the irreplaceable commercial and sports fish runs, the latter have higher social utility in this area," Morse said. Neuberger said that if it were a choice between developing the Deschutes or a shortage of elec tricity, he would choose develop ment. But he contended that the i choice is not necessary in view of j the vast undeveloped power sites remaining on the Columbia. William N. YVaugh, aide to Rep. Coon (R-Ore), read into the rec jord a telegram from the Jeffer ison County Chamber of Com merce, asking an opportunity to appear in opposition to the hill. Sen. Paslore (D-RI), acting chairman, assured Waugh that Tuesday's session was merely to accommodate Orcgonians now here on other business. He said further hearings would be held, at which all desiring will be given opportunity to testify. Wed., Mar. 21, 1956 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ort. 11 funnyTCsiness ' ' "We don't dare get married without our folk's consent or they'll cut off our allowances; " c-4dvervtures ot At work or play, I'v got th clothes thor ar jutt right. Mom gart everything Sit and I need of Swicki. 1-Piece Playsuit Size 6 months to Size 14 $2.98 & $3.98 OR3-5056 632 So.E. JACKSON u 1 HEADS WEEK Henry G. Riler IJI, president of Thomas A. Edison, Inc., and the Na tional Association of Manufac turers, is national chairman for this year's National Sunday School Week. The annual all faiths event, sponsored by the Laymen's National Committee, Inc., is being observed the week of April 9-15. GUNMAN GETS $50 PORTLAND 11 A eunman entered a restaurant in the city's southeast district Tuesday morn ing, made off with ahout $50 and loft a gasoline station receipt with a car license number behind him on the floor. Police, looking for the car, said it shouldn't take lone to locate it and, they hoped, the careless gun man. New Truck Station Wagon Has Many Uses lip iy&fM 0 VI WORLD'S ONLY ORBITAL SAWI McmI.I 14S The Porter-Cablo . SENSATION 'the After a busy work week in normal use, the new Dodge Town Wagon a truck station wagon will be used by many owners for hunting, fishing and other recreation on week-ends. It hauls a payload of 1630 pounds or carries eight persons in three seats or six passengers in two seats. 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