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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1954)
8 Sc. 2) Statesman, Salem, Ort Friday,-SpL 2t 195 ; Ike's Journey Reminiscent Of Campaign By MERRIMAN SMITH ; United Preu White House Writer WALLA WALLA. Wash. (UP) Backstairs at the air-borne White House: ' . . i ; ! What a trip this is! To reporters . ' : ; ;., ' 1 " " 1 I -:-: i so) yy i r Liberty Street - Court Street and photographers, and some of President Eisenhower's staff, the tight schedule and plane-hopping are reminiscent of the 1952 cam paign. , As the President returned to Denver earlier this week fromsix days of loafing at Fraser, Colo;, Press Secretary Jim Hagerty said, "Men, this is the end of the , va cation. Nothing but work rom now on." - i How right he was. Two major speeches today. McNary Dam on the Columbia River in the morn ing, Hollywood Bowl in Los 'Ange les tonight ' k 'At ; , . - sok: ' . tost 1 ft o fi" The reason the President i spent i last night here in Walla Walla was to share his presence between the states of Washington and Oregon, j His plane landed here Wednesday but he took off for Los Angeles i Thursday from Pendleton, Ore. ' i Asa member of the Eisenhower! Maff explained. "It's like Fort Worth and Dallas a President doesn't dare visit one without i going as fast as possible to the omer. ' , . i Destination Serret Hazertv sets his own vacation at the conclusion of the President's -current Western trip. His holiday destination is a biz . secret .Tim fays he is disclosing his vacation site only to the President and the White House rwitchboard. "After we eet back ta, Tnvr from Los Angeles," Jim told the wmte House news crowd the other day, "I won't see you guys again until vt io T "Mgawd." exclaimed a report er. "Back here in Denver?" : "No," Hagerty aaid. "In Wash ington. . i Which cleared up at least one point The President will ho hart I in Washuurton bv Oct l Ma likely, on the afternoon of Oct 14 or the morning of Oct 15. Her. to Vlet Custom has it that no man' Is! I hero to his valet That doesn't go for Mr. Elsenhower' val John Moaney, who idolizes the i chief executive,. And with some reason. Last Monday morning, Moaney was riding from Fraser1 to Denver in a White House station wagon bearing the President's hacrrar The vehicle broke down with a flat tire on Berthed Pass. finwvr and in a. few minutes, along came' . the presidential limousine, j Mr. Eisenhower spotted f Moan ey standing bv the hiphwav iisdi the car stopped, and Moaney got in me oacjc with the President I and his host at Fraser, AkseH iMeisen, riding the rest of the way io jwenver on a jump seat Power Firm Seeks Supply Jbrom Canada SPOKANE W) The Washington I Water Power Co. said Thursday it I is negotiating with a Canadian company to buy surplus electric i power to add to the firm power supply of the Northwest Power' Pool. , Kinsey Robinson, president said i WWP contemplates building a 100- ( mile. 230.000 volt line to operations of the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. of Canada near Trail. B. C. If the International j Joint I Commission and other governmen tal bodies approve the plan, it coma add 125,000 kilowatts of firm I , power to the pool, he said. Robinson said WWP proposes to I purchase the surplus power output at the Trail plant, plus the increase in power that would result at federal plants on the Columbia River in this country, i He said the power output at Washington - and Oregon i plants - would be increased through inte gration of the Federal dam system here with water storage of Koote- tiay lake, upstream on the Colum bia River.. m 1 The Water Power would spend I $4,300,000 to build the line, Robin son said, and the Canadian com pany would spend $1,500,000 at Us plant to produce the surplus pow er. 2,700 Typhoid Shots Given in f Klamath County KLAMATH FALLS ; Al though there have been, only two cases of the disease reported, about 2,700 typhoid immunization injections have been administered to Klamath County residents this week, county health officials said Thursdav. ' .ltTJi,e,two cases were reported last week from a suburban Klamath Falls community. ' '. Drive Appears For German Unity BONN, Germany til Labor forces in Europe appeared headed Wednesday sight toward a drive to inject German unity into the Lon don conference. ,f , The Socialists In Germany de manded Chancellor Konrad Ade nauer brinj up the subject, coni tending sovereignty and rearma ment for the West even should it be ranted is only a stopgap Fabulous Purchase! $1.98 Valu MEN'S BOXER NYLON SHORTS . A wonderful Value-Gay multkotor prints-Heavy nylon. Cool comfort Wash quickly Need no ironing! All sizes, j i i i Men's Main Floor , 1 Special Purchase! jl " j bids-toy's ' i school; oxfords $33 I X 1 1 A fabulous value! RougW and tough all leather shoes Brown leatherAsst. styles! Sizes 8V2 to 3. , I 1 Shoes Downstairs Save to 45 i 1 QUAKER ' LACE TABLECLOTHS Reg. : $8.95 to $21.95, Ifiperfect-A limited quantity of Quaker Cloths in asst. sizes-Save on your budget needs! Asst.; patterns! I ; i ! Domestics Downstairs . 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