Tueeday, January 5, 1954
Pike Found in
Cowlitz River
PORTLAND The Oregon
Game Caminiuioa expressed some
alarm Moodjy over a ftth caught
over Um weekend ia the Cowlitz
River of Washington. Biologists
identified the lish ai a aorthera
pike.
It if the flrst of that voracioiu
fish ever reported ia the lower
Columbia River watershed.
"Of all the fUh that might be
Introduced, thia engine of destruc
tion ia the wont." aaid Dr. John
Rayner. who heada Um comnua j
tion a fishery divuioa.
The pike ia native in the Great
Lakes area and waters north of
. that. They grow fast, reaching M
Inches in length and sometimes
weighing 25 to 30 pounds. A vora
. 3 cious eater, the pike has been
j compared with the barracuda in
fierceness.
'. Rayner expressed fear over what
.(the pike mieht do to the native I
salmon and trout population, if the
' pike becomes established.
Ht said this pike obviously was
planted in the Cowliti, since the
j pikb lives only in fresh water and
, could not have made the voyage
J by the ocean. It was caught near
. . Kelso, and brought to the commis
' aion by a fisherman who suspected
planted at the same time.
Rayner aaid the only question
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jProtesf Bids
By Canadians
. ' Washington (UP) F o u r re
publican congressmen from
Washington state today protested
Foreign Operations Adminis
- tration decision to allow Cam-
dian mills to bid on an order lor
. 10 million board feet of lumber.
- The FOA ia buying the lumber
' lor shipn .nt to Formosa. The
'; congressman aaid Canadian nulla,
" If allowed to bid, will get the en-
tire order because of lower tim
ber, labor, shipping and tax costs.
- Ths protest was made by Reps.
Bussell V. Mack, Thor C. Toiler
aon, Thomas M. Pelly and Jack1
. Westland. j
"One reason American tax costs I
are higher," Mack said, "is that'
American industries and workers
arc taxed to provide funds for
these foreign aid programs,
whereas Canada which provides i
none of the funds apparently is !
.to get a lion s share of the bus-
mess."
Z He said the order should be
-liven to American mills to re
TJieve unemployment in the lum
Jber industry and thereby "lessen
nemployment insurance costs
Jjkir the government"
- Some 6900 lumber workers in
Washington and 6400 in Oregon
Jnave become unemployed ii the
f last year, Mack said.
lJunior Class Will
fSponsor Movie Show
J The Salem High School Jun-
for class will sponsor a full
'. length movie Wednesday for
? the student body.
The movie, "Winning Team,"
"will help the class build up its
.treasury. Each year the classes
and several other Salem High
organizations sponsor movies
' C with a 20-cent admission.
" Also planned by the class
i- are a rally dinner before the
Eugene basketball game Feb-
ruary 19, an after-game dance
1hi month, and another after-game
dance in February.
f Kay Ruberg, class vice pres
ident is in charge of the
f dances.
f Glenn McArthur lo
Btart Oil Comeback
E HOUSTON. Tex. W-Texas oil
lirnan Glenn McCarthy was due to
' day in Bolivia, where he expects
. 1.!. l. 1, ilk an All
i io start nis cuiiicuhi. f ih "
. j. .n - o-?n fWl . arr ran.
r uiaiv.c v ...v.v
f . -cession granted by the South Am-
McCarthy left here yesterday
"morning by plane with George Un-
' aAnl,0lct Inr nlnn Mr.
t Carthy. Inc., to supervise drilling
0I us nrst oouvian wnutai.
4 -
v Third City Judge
lln Portland Office
PORTLAND I Portlands
third municipal judge took office
Monday. The position was added
recently when the number of cases
became too much for two judges
to handle. Most of them are traffic
cases.
The new judge is Philip Michael
Bagley. He appeared fully recov
ered from a recent collapse from
overwork.
1
-Mrs. Oswald Lord
I ?To Talk in Portland
y PORTLAND - Mrs. Oswald
s, ". Lord, the U. S. Delegate to the
f " United Nations Commission on Hu
' j! man Rights, has scheduled two
, ! talks in Portland Jan. 21.
! j I She will speak at a luncheon
f .3 " meeting sponsored by the World
i I "Z. Affairs Council of Oregon. A dinner
. J - meeting that evening also is being
- arranged.
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