Oregon daily emerald., April 21, 1959, Page Three, Image 3

Records of Hells Canyon Assn,
presented to University Library
The record* of the National
lirllf) Canyon Association's Wa*h
ington, D.C., office have been
presented to the Univer*lty li
brary. The Association's file* in
clude about 1*000 letterH and rcp
reaent tin- organization's activi
ties between 10.r>3 and 195H.
Printed material In the record*
Include copies of all the promo
tional and infonnational pam
phlet* issued by the NIIC'A and
World news
(Continued from page 1)
naveral ha* made the most suc
cessful flight In the current ad
vanced te*t *erie*.
The Navy nas fired another
Polari* test rocket from Cape
Canaveral in efforts to get one
of the mlH*ile* to fly more than
f>0 mile*. A spokesman nay* pre
liminary information indicate*
the rocket which is suppose*] to
have a bOO-mlle range - accom
plished it* flight mission.
Less travel — Herter
WASHINGTON (UPI) New
ly-appointed Secretary of State |
tTirtstian Herter has Indicated he
Will not do as much traveling as
John Foster Dulles.
Herter, arriving In Washington
from South Carolina, told news
men he is a "strong team worker"
and has great faith in his assist
ants.
Capsule lost
OSLO (UPI) Russian set
tlers are reported to be searching ,
for an American space capsule
in the barren wastes between
Norway and the North Pole.
The lost space capsule from
America's Discoverer II satellite
was reported sighted as it came
down in the Arctic region.
J. B. Hall to give
review of 'Lolita'
J. B. Hall, associate professor
of F.nglish, will present a review
of "Lolita," by Valdimer Nabakov,
tonight in the Allen Room, third
floor of Allen Hall.
The rcvief’’ will follow' an
Initiation of new members into
Chi Delta Phi. women's literary
honorary, in the Brow-sing Room
of the SU. The Hall lecture is
open to the public.
The review is being sponsored
by Chi Delta Phi, Theta Sigma
phi, women's professional Jour
nalism fraternity. Sigma Delta
Chi, men’s professional Journalism
fraternity and Ye Tabbard Inn,
men's literary society.
Richards to give
talk in Education
Chancellor John R. Richards of
the State System of Higher Edu
cation of Oregon will be the
speaker today at the spring term
assembly of the School of Educa
tion. The assembly will be held at
1 p.m. in 127 Education.
Richards will talk on UNESCO
and will relate some of his ex
periences while attending a
UNESCO meeting in Paris last
year.
Richards came to Oregon from
New York University. He was
named vice-chancellor in 1953 and
became chancellor two years
later.
Dear Diary,
Man, this heat is really getting
to me. I walk around all day,
thinly clad with the intense heat
beating down on my thinning
hair. Sometimes I think I’ll just
burn. It’s a good thing I can get
u daily Dairy Queen. Man, they’re
u cooler.
much of the type of material
leaned by the Idaho Power Com
pany.
Out Norwood, executive secre
tary of the Northwest Public
Power Association, was instru
mental in bringing the records to
the University. They will supple
ment the papers of Representa
tives Walter Pierce and Homer
Angeli, and Senator Charles Mc
Nary. These men were ail pro
ponents of the Columbia River de
velopment program, and their
papers were a major source of
information in that area.
Two lengthy hearings before
the Federal Power Commission
are recorded verbatim in the As
sociation’s records. And a de
talied file of federal power policy
statements, laws and bills over
several sessions of Congress are
also Included.
Other data concerning support
of the Hells Canyon project, poli
cies of the Association and its
struggle with the federal dam
project, is also available.
Write In
for
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