S tSac S Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed July 21, 1S54
ds'02, 3'DJemos SggEi.
To Bloc!; Cougar Bam
WASHINGTON fl Sen. Morsel Joining with Morse were Sens.
of Oregon and three Senate Demo- Chavez (D-NM), Gore (D-Tenn),
crats Tuesday opposed legislation!
to authorize joint construction of
Cougar Dam on Oregon's South!
McKenzie River by Army i
Engineers and the Eugene (Ore. Xi
water and Electric Board.
Military Roundup .
MehamaGI
Helps Dedicate
Korean School
Ex-Statesman
Metal
Work Honored
arner s
SEVENTH DIVISION, Korea
Pvt. Arther C Collier, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Collier, Mehama,
Ore.; recently took part in dedi
ration ceremonies of a Korean
school Collier is a member of hearings in the
and Burke (D-Ohio). All are
members of the Senate Public
Works Committee which recently
approved the legislation.
In a minority report they said
the Cougar legislation, endorsed
personally by the President, "has
not been considered sufficiently."
They contended the bill "is a
potential precedent for similar
and more devastating plans which
could destroy orderly and full
development of the Columbia River
Basin." ,
In citing reasons for opposing
the legislation, already past the
House, they asserted the commit
tee "did not consider the disruptive
impact of the so-called partnership
proposal, of which this bill is only
one. upon the carefully developed
plans for comprehensive, regional
water resource development in the
Pacific Northwest"
They objected also to the com
mittee's refusal to schedule
field, oa Cougar
Dwaine A. Brewster, who earn-
Strike's Effect
On Welfare
Load Sought
PORTLAND (J! 4- The Oregon
Legislature's Interim Committee on
Public Welfare will trv to eet
ed his school tuition by deliver- some idea Friday of what effect
ing papers for The Oregon States- the lumber strike will have on next
man, has been honored for his winter's public assistance load.
woric recently in developing new T. Morris Dunne! chairman of
methods, or aluminum analysis, the State Unemployment Compel
The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. sation Commission, and Mrs. Loa
Brewster, 580 N. 21st St, young Howard, state welfare admirus
Brewster is now a chemist at the trator, will attend a meeting of
Kaiser Aluminum, and Chemical committee-here;.
Corporation at Spokane, Wash. 1 Sen. Bex Ellis, Pendleton,
He was raised in Salem, grad- chairman of the committee, said
uated from Salem High School in members fear the strike not only
1940 and Willamette University will increase welfare costs but will
Company H in the division's 32d
Regiment, which sponsored con
struction of the six-room primary
school at Osan-ni
. CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex.
Among MROTC Midshipmen on
a three-week training cruise here
are Jerry J. Bass, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Bass of Salem
Route 1, and Thomas J. Ebner,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ebner,
.ML Angel Route 1. The two are
among 700 from 25 colleges and
universities taking .part in the
cruise. Bass is a student at Van-
derbilt University, Nashville,
TeniL, and Ebner is attending
Oregon State College.
ATLANTIC FLEET Among
more than 13,000 midshipmen, of
ficers and tnen enroute to Eu-j would receive all power from the
rope on the summer s urst mid-1 project.
shipmen cruise is Navy Electric-
MU ucui i4 snvu ovii v. iuiA i 4
" B. K. Lutz, 437 N. 21st St, Sa- Vlkfa KriTOVVltr
Wv Tweti i ahnard the battle. 2V9 XJXJL A U TT
ship USS Missouri
and on similar joint construction
proposals for Priest Rapids, Green
Peter and John Adams
They said hearings also should
be held on a bill by Morse " and
15 other senators for construction
of the Cougar project by the
federal government
Cougar joint construction bills
were introduceed by Sen. Cordon
and Rep. Ellsworth," Oregon
Republicans. At the time' the
proposal was endorsed by Presi
dent Eisenhower as typifying the
principles of partnership approach
by local and federal agencies to
water resources development
Of the estimated 37 Vi million
dollar project cost the city would
pay 10.4 million the entire cost
of the power feature and contrib
ute another half million toward
Good control. In return the city
SAN DIEGO, Calif. Back in
the U. S. after duty in the Far
East aboard the attack aircraft
carrier USS Essex are Arthur L.
- Cannon, son of Mrs. Ruby E.
Wheeler, 345 Capitol St, Salem,
and Navy Lt (jg) Norman L.
Licdburg. son of E. D. Lindburg,
1465 N. 19th St, Salem. The lieu
tenant's wife, the former Donna
Baker, also resides at that ad
dress. Cannon holds the rank of
electrician's mate third class.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. Norman
G. Yergen, radarman third class,
USN, son' of Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man L. Yergen, Aurora Route 1,
recently returned from seven and
one-half months duty in the Far
East aboard the attack aircraft
earrier USS Essex.
FAR EAST Leonard R. Kolar,
seaman, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Kolar of Woodburn is
serving aboard the fleet oiler,
USS Navasota, with the seventh
fleet
GULFPORT, Miss. Harold D.
Swinford, son of .Mr. and Mrs.
Ben L. Swinford, 1290 S. 15th
St, Salem, recently was present
ed the Expert Rifleman Medal
Award by Capt. C S. Daily, com
manding officer of the U. S. Con
struction Battalion Center here.
Young Swinford Is a utilitiesman
third class, USN. - r
S60Millionfor
Farms, Homes
Veterans of World War II and
Korea have borrowed 60 million
dollars to acquire homes and
farms in Oregon, the state de
partment of veterans affairs an
nounced Tuesday.
The loans have been made to
12,827 veterans. The loan pro
gram has been in effect since
1945.
A new record was set in the
year ended June 30, with 2,655
veterans borrowing $17,08450.
That is more than twice the pre
vious high, (established in the
1949-50 fiscal year.
Of the 60 millions loaned, more
than 16 millions in principal and
4 millions in interest has been
repaid.
The department has issued 53
millions in bonds to finance the
loans. The maximum loans are
$15,000 for farms and $9,000 for
homes. .
in 1944. He received his masters
degree in chemistry at Oregon
State College in 1946.
He delivered The Statesman in
the Fairmount Hill section of Sa-
em for about five years in the
late 1930 s, his parents said.
Kaiser Aluminum officials said
an analytical paper by Brewster
describing a new coloimetric de
termination of carbon, an ele
ment in aluminum, has been re
printed in technical journals over
the United States, Britain and
Italy.
Another paper, written by
Brewster and another chemist,
and also dealing with chemical
properties of aluminum, has help
ed to further improve production
controls in aluminum production.
reduce state income tax receipts,
The extent of these effects will be
discussed. . " - i ...
Churchill Keeps .,
West Germany w
Proposal Secret "
LONDON UP Prime Minister
Churchill Tuesday turned down a
request for details of the British-
American plan to speed West Ger
man sovereignty. ,
Talks between Britons and
Americans recently produced a
draft proposal to separate the
Bonn Convention the sovereign
ty agreement from the Euro
pean Defense Community treaty
with which it is closely linked.
French and Italian delays in rat
ifying the EDC treaty have held
up the sovereignty pact
Churchill told the House of Com
mons it would be premature to
discuss the matter in detail.
Atomic Plant Strike Ends
' OAK RIDGE. Tenn. If) A nine
day wildcat walkout,! which had
tied up construction work on two
vast atomic plant projects , here
ended Tuesday..1 ,
The strikers, members of AFL
Laborers Local 818, withdrew their
picket lines at 2 p.m-.'EST, and
two hours later began returning to
work on the jobs. I -,
A total work force of 1,000 had
reported for night duty, compared
with normal night strength of 1,600
workers. Of these, about 130 were
laborers. Three hundred laborers
normally work the night shift at the
two plants. r
Some- 2,000 laborers struck July
12 after rejecting a 5-cent hourly
wage boost negotiated by local
leaders. The strikers,' whose pres
ent hourly scale is $1,40, demand
ed a 15-cent increase.
Union officials' declined to say on
what basis the strikers voted to
return to work. . '
The projects affected by the
walkout are a 464 million dollar ad
dition to the uranium-235 plant and
a classified (secret) production fa
cility. Atomic Energy Commission of
ficials said the strike had not af
fected production of U-235 for
atomic and hydrogen weapons.
UNIFORMS FOR ARMY
SAGINAW, Mich. lfl Army
Capt William A. Fahanstiel usual
ly gets a $30 uniform allowance!
The last check, by mistake, was
made out for $23,928. "That wasn't
so bad," he said, "but they trans
posed the 'ie' in my name so I
couldn't cash it"
Bids Opened on
Vet Hospital Unit
WASHINGTON tfCTh'e Veterans
Administration said Tuesday that
Todd Building Co., Roseburg,
Ore., offered a low bid of $119,249
for construction of . a medical
rehabilitation addition at the
Veterans Hospital at Roseburg.
Second low bidder was S. Ferche
of Roseburg, $138,820, and third
was George Isackson Co., Portland,
Ore., at $145,400.
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On July 26
Richard L. Neuberger of Port
land, Democratic candidate for
the U. S. Senate, will be guest
speaker at a luncheon Monday
noon, July 26, in Salem, under
sponsorship of Marion County
Democrats. --
The gathering, open to the pub
lic, will be held at the Golden
Pheasant restaurant The lunch
eon is to constitute the kick-off
of a pro-Neuberger campaign in
Marion County, it was reported.
Neuberger's topic will be "Time
for a Change in Oregon." Reser
vations for the affair may be had
from Steve Anderson, attorney,
or x-iaon uaiey, now or Salem.
House
Airport Aid"
WASHINGTON W) IUnder last-
minute prodding from the White
House, the House Tuesday tenta
tively approved federal . spending
of 22 million dollars to help build
community airports.
The vote was 157-61,. despite a
warning from Rep. iTaber (R-NY)
that the 'money would average
only $10,000 to each of the 1,910
airports qualified for aid.
Taber s Appropriations Commit
tee had denied President Eisen
hower's request . for the money.
Eisenhower urged Congress Mon
day to vote the money anyway. 1
Allocations to states and terri
tories after a "discretionary fund"
(or use on airports the Commerce
Department considers of particu
lar national importance had been
set aside, would include: '
Idaho, $231,662; Oregon, $310.-
709; Washington, $289,357.
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Civil Engineer
Succumbs to
Stroke Effects
: Penman KinseH Gemunder, 64,
in the engineering business in
Salem for the past 20 years, died
late Monday night at the resi
dence, 303 N. 23rd St, after a
long illness. -
A- resident of Oregon since
1915, he sever recovered from a
stroke suffered five months ago.
Gemunder operated bis own
engineering office in the Ladd
and Bosh building. Prior to going
into private business he was an
engineer with the U. 5. Bureau
of Public Roads and with the
U. S. Bureau of Rivers and Har
bors. "- '
Born at Columbus, Ohio, June
20, 1883, he attended Ohio State
and the University of Pennsyl
vania. He came to Salem in 1911.
Gemunder was a member of
the First Congregational Church.
. . Surviving are the widow, Kath
erine Gemunder of Salem; daugh
ters, Mrs. Mary G. Cater of Elk
ton, Nevv and Mrs. Katherine
Kraus of Salem; and five grand
children. Funeral services will be held
from the Clough-Barrick chapel
Thursday at 1:30 p.m. with Dr.
Julian Keiser officiating. Inter
ment will be at Belcrest Memo
v ial Park. -
Construction
Delayed on Six
State Roads
The Oregon Highway Commis
sion warned Tuesday of construc
tion delays on six state highways.
They are:
Central Oregon highway, ; be
tween Vale and Cairo.
John Day highway, from 8 to
10 miles east of Austin spur.
Columbia River highway, from
Big Eddy to Deschutes River.
The Dalles-California highway.
for 12 miles north of Lapine, and
from Sherman Junction to Wil-
lowdale. , - t-V--
Pacific highway, for S ' miles
norm oi Meaioru, ana at six
points between Yoncalla and Myr
tle Creek. v .. .
Coast highway, between' 3 and
8 miles north of Gardiner, and
between 2 and 14 miles south of
Port Orford.
TONSIL TEAM
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. )
Timothy Abbott and William Cos
telio entered the Middlesex Me
morial hospital the same day
ana were put In the same room.
Each member of this Abbott and
Costello team was six years bid.
xneir tonsils were removed.
Permit Let for
Hquse, Garage
Construction
Building permits issued Tuesday
by the city engine Jt's office in
clude one to E. E. Cochran to erect
a one story bouse and earase at
107S Edina Lane at an estimated
cost of $8,000.
John L. Rauch was authorized
to alter a one story house and
carport at 1320 Franklin St. at
a cost of $7,300 and Goldie Macau
lay was issued a permit to alter
a duplex at 1043 S. High St, cost
$5,500.
Other permits included: Jack
Boyd, to alter a one-story house
at 1243 Franklin St, $1,500; Blake
Harper, to wreck a one-story ga
rage at S50 5. 12th 5tr $50; L. J.
Sparks, to alter a ltt story house
at 1045 N. 14th St, $1,000. '
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