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The U5 1 DI tCUUUiu uuua out
directive back up the Senate ap
nropriations committee'! drive to
slash $1,118,736,322 from the
$15 908 000,000 previously ap
proved by the House. This cover.
Army. Navy and Air Fore costs
for the fiscal year that began
A copy of me aetoueu icpuiu
was maae avauou
before Chairman Elmer Thomas
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EUGENE
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f oft Backers
To Stage Rally
PORTLAND (IP) A public ral.
ly in support of Sheriff Mike El-
liott has been called for Sunday.
Recall petitions are being cir
culated against Elliott.
Leaflets distributed Monday
called tne meeting for Sunday at-
ternoon in a public park. They
said the sponsor was the Legal
Defense Movement, an organiza
tion known also as the Citizens'
Action Committee.
County Democratic Central
Committee chairman Nicholas
Granet, who last week said he
was Elliott s spokesman in all mat'
ters connected with the recall, said
he had no knowledge of the rally.
The leaflets urged opposition to
"invisible government" that had
already put a Democratic county
treasurer out of office after his
election last November. They said
the same forces were working to
out the young Democratic sheriff.
'Tor the love of Mike, come
and bring your friends," the an
nouncement said.
Meanwhile, recall committee
chairman T. L. Gatch; retired vice
admiral, said about 2200 signatures
on recall election petitions had
been sent to county election offic
ials for verification.
another $600,000,000 to $625,000,
000. He wants to cut back an
$825,000,000 sum previously ap
proved by Congress for stockpil
ing critical and strategic materials
such as metals, rubber, quinine,
pepper, castor oil and a long list
of other supplies.
Thomas calls ihe five-year post
war stockpiling plans "cockeyed"
but defense officials and Senators
from western mining states are op
posing him.
The hitherto confidential com
mittee report outlined particular
targets for economy, including:
1. Reduction in the flying time
required for "administrative and
proficiency flying by the Air Force
and Navy" especially for flying
officers on desk Jobs. It complain'
ed that Air Force "desk pilots" us.
ed large two-motored aircraft that
cost from $60 to $100 an hour to
operate. . It suggested smaller
planes be used.
S. A cutback In flyinf time for
guard and reserve efficero of the
Air Force now listed for 128 and
100 hours each year. Navy reserve
pilots train on 80 hours a year, the
Senate was told.
I. The large numbers of Nary
shore stations and Army posts,
Secretary of Defense Johnson was
advised to get rid of inactive or
partially active installations, al
though this usually draws a
scream of protests from local com.
mlttees and their congressmen.
4. Use of heavy military-type
vehicles for light pick-up opera
tions" was criticized.
State Merges
Draft Boards
PORTLAND UP) Merger of
most of Oregon's selective service
boards will result from a 40 per
cent budget cut.
Col. Francis W. Mason, deputy
selective service director, said
personnel and office hours also
would be reduced. The budget
was cut from $207,000 to $90,000.
Columbia, Washington and
Clackamas boards will be grouped
wun me muunoman Doards; Linn
County merged with the Benton
County board; Polk merged with
the Marion County board; Coos
and Curry merged with the Doug
las County board; Josephine with
the Jackson County board; and
Union, Wallowa and Malheur
Counties merged with Baker
County board.
Dorena Dam Work
Resumes Next Week
Concrete work on Dorena Dam
on the Row River near Cottage
Grove will resume next week,
W. A. Schwarz, resident engineer,
announced Thursday.
He said concrete work would be
going on now except for difficul
ties encountered in "borrowing
a machine operator from the Mc
Nary project at Umatilla.
Concrete must be poured in a
60-foot section of the dam, left
open as a "safety valve" in case
unexpected high water or work
stoppage should endanger the
earth-fill section of the dam.
Park Concession
Open to Bidders
David H. Canfield, superintend
ent of Rocky Mountain National
Park, has announced that the con
cession contract for the furnishing
of overnight accommodations,
meals, saddle horse sen-ices, etc.,
at Bear Lake and Fern Lake
Lodges within Rocky Mountain
National Park will expire Decem
ber 31, 1949.
Before entering into a new con
tract for this concession, the De
partment of the Interior desires.
in conformity with the new policy
for national park concessions, to
give responsible persons or firms
an opportunity to study the opera
tions covered by this expiring con
tract and, if interested, to make
application for conducting the bus
iness under a new' long term con
tract. Concession contracts in na
tional parks are limited by law
to a maximum of 20 years.
All persons or firms interested
in applying for authority to op
erate these concession facilities,
including the present concession,
should submit their request to
Superintendent Canfield, Rocky
Mountain National Park, Estes
Park, Colorado, not later than
August 15, 1949. Evidence should
be submitted of financial ability
and qualifications. Applications
from all responsible persons or
firms, including the present con
cessioner, will be given careful
consideration. To those parties
who appear qualified, further in
formation will be furnished.
Mine Union -
Agrees to 7-H
CHICAGO m After two
years' refusal, the CIO Mine, Mill
and Smelter Workers executive
board has voted to have the
union's officers sign non-Communist
affidavits.
Such affidavits are required by
the Taft-Hartley Law of any
union using the facilities of the
National Labor Relations Board.
An executive board statement
said the union "has steadfastly
maintained its boycott" of the
NLRB for two years but that two
recent developments forced a
change in this policy.
The statement listed them as:
"1. The shameful betrayal of
labor's fight for repeal of the
Taft-Hartley Act, and as part of
that betrayal,
"2. The adoption of raiding,
gangsterism and strike-breaking
as official policy by reactionaries
in the leadership of the CIO."
Fishmonger Gets Mad
DONCASTER, England OP)
A fishmonger here was fined 40
shillings (eight dollars) for I
sault on a customer who com
plained she had - been shortchanged.
She said he slapped her face
with a wet fish. ;
CORSAIR STILL IN SERVICE
SEATTLE (U.R) The yacht
Corsair, once the pride of J. P.
Morgan, now is a tourist ship
which plys the cold waters of
southeastern Alaska during the
summer and the warm seas off
the Mexican coast during the winter.
Register-Guard. Eugene, Org., Thurs., July 21, 1949, Page 7A
Island, N. Y also formerly was
principal of Columbia Preparatory
School, Portland.
Forest Area Closed
West of Roseburg
ROSEBURG, Ore. (U.R) Only
persons with permits will be al
lowed to enter the area west of
Roseburg along . the top of the
Coast Range from Elkton south to
Reston and west into Coos Coun
ty.
The Douglas Forest Protective
Assn. announced Thursday the
area will be closed because of
three recent forest fires.
Eggs of almost all birds and of
some reptiles and fish are or have
been eaten by men in some part of
the world.
Rev. Lane Appointed
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (IP).
The Rev. John J. Lane has been
appointed president of King's Col
lege of Wilkes-Barre. Father Lane
at one time served as director of
studies and veterans affairs of the
University of Notre Dame.
King's College was founded
three years ago by trie congrega
tion of the Holy Cross.
Father Lane, a native of Staten
Flying Saucers
Are Back Again
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. (U.R)
They've been seen again. This
time seven women in the Mont
gomery Ward credit office here
reported Wednesday afternoon a
flying saucer visited Klamath Falls
skies for three minutes.
Twenty-three-year-old Grace
Walters, chief supervisor of the
office, said "when it (the saucer)
turned over on its side, it looked
like the edge of a plate with a
spot in the middle."
The object made three passes
around the city "as if it were
trying to take pictures."
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