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Kefauver, Blough Keep Up
Debate Over Cost Of Living
WASHINGTON W Sen. Ke
fauver (D-Tcnn) and Roser M.
IllouKh, chairman of the board of
the U. S. Steel Corp., tarried on
a running word batlle Friday over
Ihe effect on living costs of the
increase in steel prices.
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I into the $6 a-ton steel price boost
that went into effect July 1.
At one point Blough protested
that "the way this is going" he
I didn't think the steel company ex
ecutives were soing to be able to
I realize their hope of presenting
; the facts "in an orderly way."
Kefauver, chairman of the sub
committee, retorted that Blough
was mistaken "if you have the idea
that you are just going to present
what you want to and not answer
questions."
"One of the biggest jobs we
have is trying to communicate
with people," Blough said, adding
that "our sources in communicat
ing with the lawmakers of this
country has been almost zero."
Sen. Dirksen (D-lll), who aimed
some jibes of his own at figures
cited by Kefauver, said before the
hearing was recessed until Satur
day morning that "this committee
is going nowhere unless it deals
wilb the facts."
Kefauver figured that the recent
steel price increase oi i per cen'.
amounted to ocr $500 million a
year and said this additional cost
was going to have to be paid by
someone, lie said Blough had
tried to leave the impression that
the price boost was "inconsequent
ial." Combined Picnic Plan
Of Wilbur, Sutherlin
Methodist Churches
Bv MRS. LEWIS BINTLIFF
The Sutherlin and Wilbur Metho
dist churches have set Aug. 18 as
the date for a combined picnic
for the two churches.
The Dicnic site will be announced
at the services this Sunday. Each
church mans to present its calen
dar for the coming year so that a
pros ram may be planned with no
conflicts for the minister who
serves both churches.
Take Trio
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brown have
returned from a two week trip.
They visited her brother, W.U Rus
sell at ISend, a son, H. K. Brown
Jr. at Ontario, a daughter. Mrs. in
K. I.iethicscr at Portland and the
K. L. Chapman family at Paulsbo.
They spent several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Baird at Neaha
Bay, and while there drove to Camp
r lattery which is tne wesiern-mosi
point in the U. S. Michael IJelhie
scr returned with them from Port
land for a short stay
Pvt. Peter Sabala has complet
ed his basic training at Ft. Lewis,
Wash., and Is home on a 14-day
leave. He and his wife are slaying
at their home in Sutherlin and visit
iiiti relatives in this area. After his
leave he will report to a camp in
Alabama for. training in aircraft
maintenance.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hart en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Law of Portland who were return
ing from a trip to Kansas, and
Mrs. Dnlton Conklin and children
and mother-in-law from Eureka,
Calif., last weekend.
Mexico Visited
Mrs. Mac Miller spent last week
visiting the Lloyd Harvey home
and Mrs. Emma Harvey at Wil
bur. Sunday the group drove to
Yoncalla for a family reunion of
the Williams family. Mrs. Miller,
who is returning from a trip into
Mexico, went on to My rile Point
Monday to visit relatives there be
fore returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tucker and
family drove to Crescent City and
Smith River, Calif., last week to
see relatives there.
Raymond and Larry Sabala are
hnuseguesls of the Boni Yraguen
family at their home in Winchester
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sweet and son.
Rusty, drove to the North Umpqua
to Diamond Lake and Crater Lake
on n short vacation recently. They
visited Klamath Kalis and Med
ford on their way home.
Bonneville May Be Forced
To Cut Off Some Power
PORTLAND i.fi The Bonne
ville Power Administration may
be forced to cut some of the
power supplied to inlerruplible in
dustrial users if low stream flow
continues in the Columbia River. J
Bonneville made that announce- j
ment after the V. S. ecological j
Survey said July stream flow at
The Dalles was 77 per cent below '
the 15-year average for the month. ,
If power has to he cut, BPA
said, aluminum industries in the
Northwest would be among the :
first affected, J
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