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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1956)
15-(Sec, II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fit, Dec. 21, "56 hderr upted Power Restoration Planned ! PORTLAND, Dec. JO 11 The Bonneville Administration will be- tin immediately to make availa ble 250,000 kilowatU of power through Jan. t to replace about ball of the Interruptible load now served by non-federal iteara and hydro-electric feneration. Interru ptible load total about 100,000 kilowatU. ; Thirteen Bonneville industrial pandit Takes $3,000 From Spokane Firm l SPOKANE, Dec. JO m -Police recovered a stolen car late today that they believe was used in the escape of a shabbily dressed blond funman who robbed a loan associ ation of about $3,000. . The car was found abandoned about 31 blocks from the robbed firm, - the Northwest Boulevard branch of the Lincoln First Feder al Savings and Loan Assn. . It matched descriptions of the geta way car. 'Police traced down tbe cars owner, C. T. VfcClintock, who said be had left the car unlocked and with keys ht the ignition when be parked it en the edge of the down town business district oa bis way to work this morning. .The young gunman, who wt an Army fatigue cap over his blond hsir. walked calmly into the loan building about 1 p.m. and placed a sack on the counter. He pulled out a gun and told Larry M. Chestnut, the assistant mana' ger, "dive me all toe money you've got or 10 blow your brains out." - , ' Chestnut said be opened a chash fcr's drswer and took out some silver dollars and smaller change and dropped them in the bag. The funman said, put some more in there," so Chestnut took several bills of large denomination from what he termed the "reserve" drawer. ' The robber then walked slowly eut of the building and got into what was described as a ."faded blue" 1938 or 1M0 model car. . Iv Just Same Old Girls " OSAKA, Japan, Dec 30 W-Cot-t n spinners of Osaka are seeking a- psychiatrist, an Olympic gold r.edal winner and a country doc ( t to judge the annual "Miss Cot- n Contours" contest. : "We're tired." said a contest committee spokesman, "of the same old beautiful girls picked by panels of Judges who are artists Christopher Columbus discov ered Nicaragua in 1503 on his urth voyage to tbe New World. customers have sine Dec. I bad to use the cottier , non-federal steam and hydro power to main- tail full production. Another 250,' 000 kilowatU has been supplied under a pro visional agreement calling for replacement later of released federal storage. William A. Pearl, Bonneville administrator, said tonight, "Gen eral region-wide rains and mild temperatures ef tbe past week have brought nearly all Pacific Northwest hydroelectric planU to maximum tor near maximum gen, rating capacity." He explained that 80 per 'cent restoration of interruptible power that which is cut off to large industrial customer when the supply runs low "will help con serve dwindling supplies of power available under the provisional agreement and replace present use of steam generation.'' Pearl said the balance of the Interruptible power, about 2S0.000 kilowatU, will be made up with 178,000 from the Northwest power pool and about' 75.000 under the provisional agreement. Pearl added, however, that the favorable streamflow conditions can be depended upon only through the next 10 days and a reappraisal of the power situation will be made shortly before the first of the year to determine availability of interruptible power u January. 4-Car Crash Fatal to One ONTARIO. Ore., Dec. 20 UR One man was injured fatally and five other persona were hurt in i four-car smash up pear here today, Icy roads and a dense fog were biamea. - .4 Bobby Backjues. JJ, recently discharged from tbe Army at Fort Lewis, wash., died in a hospital Sgt Russell Haynes ef tbe Ore gon state police 'said the car Backhues was driving skidded on ice and slid stideway along VS. Highway 80 to the dense fog. Another car slammed into bis vehicle. Still another crashed Into the two cars. A fourth automobile then came, along and piled into one of the three. None of the five hurt was de scribed as in serious condition. Utah Firm Bids Low on Dam Job WALLA WALLA. Wash., Dec. 20 wv- Boyles Bros. Drilling Co.. Salt Lake City, was low bidder at $118,690 today for core drilling for foundations for the first coffer dam at the John Day dam site on the Columbia. The government estimated cost, without profit, was 8131.879. n if PARFUM BY COTY s 3.50 o 60.00 V In lock Atomizer 6.30 to 22.50 Toilet Water 2.00 to 15.00 Capital DrugStorb 405 Stste St. , ' Corner of liberty t V I C VI Z.'tC 0HIN STAAV8 ' Probe Demanded In Video Banning Of Luther Film WASHINGTON. Dec. 30 OPV Tbe director of a Protestant or ganization today demanded a dual federal investigation of what he called the banning by Chicago sta tion WGN-TV of the film "Martin Luther." Glenn L. Archer, executive di rector of ProtestanU and Other Americana United for Separation of Church and State (POAU), said the film, which was to have been broadcast Friday night, "deserves the same righU on the air as Bishop Fulton Sheen." Archer said he asked the House Committee on Un-American Ac tivities and the Federal Communi cations Commission to investigate what be called "suppression" of the film. Indian Burial Ground Near The Dalles Moved to Make Way for Dam Reservoir THE DALLES, Ore., Dec. 20 Ul Removal of the remains of In dians from Grave Island, unused as a burying ground for 63 years, will be completed tomorrow. Workers then will move up stream to Memaloose Island, the more modern Indian burial ground, to continue the operation.! Both islands will be flooded as the Columbia River rises behind The Dalles Dam. Grave Island is immediately upstream from the dam and Memaloose is five miles above that The removal work at Grave Is land started yesterday. It was closely supervised both by Indisn tribal represenstives and by rep resentatives of the Army Engi- Bootleg Yule Trees Reported in Mexico MEXICO CITY, Dec. 20 II) -Bootleg Christmas trees are bring ing corruption into the Mexican forestry police service, federal au thorities report. Mexican law prohibiu cutting native trees for Christmas. Ever greens used here at the yule sea- nn mitar It. Imnnrted. But dealer Miguel Ledesma Jimenes protested to police that forestry Inspectors have been de manding 20 pesos 81.80-a day to allow him to sell Mexican trees. One man be reported has been arrested. neers who contracted with William Gross, Auburn, Calif., to do the actual 'work. Only authorized workers and supervisors were allowed on Grave Island and the only photog raphy permitted was for govern ment records. There is no record of the num ber of Indians buried on the is lands. Grave Island was used for many years, but was abandoned after the 1894 flood.' v Remains of Indians from Grave Island will be kept in a mortuary here until a vault, overlooking the river here, is constructed. Those from Memaloose Island will be buried in a new cemetery on the Washington side of the river a mile above the dam, I Refugee Couple Make Habit of 'Nick of Time' KENOSHA. Wis.. Dec. 20 Ml The John Nickls stlU are having good luck with what you might call, well nick ' o'time arrivals since they left Hungary during the November revolution. t The young couple just made It into Austria from their native land. Then they just msde it aboard a freedom flight plane to Camp Kilmer, N.J. The two arrived in Kenosha ear lier this month on a trip made possible by relatives. 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