Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 04, 1956, Page 14, Image 14

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Interruptible
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PORTLAND Ufi Electricity
.. supplied to industrial users on an
interruptible basis will be cut off
. at midnight Friday, Bonneville
." Power Administration announced
Ai'Monday afternoon.
V' A Bonneville spokesman taid
falling stream levels in the Colum
ns! bia Basin make it necessary to
'"cut off completely the power
n supplied on an interruptible basis
' Interruptible power is the quan
' titv supplied by the Dower admin'
Istration when stream flows por
: mit, and is the first to be cut off
.. when water supplies decline and
c is sold at a low rate.
Aluminum plants throughout the
'Northwest are heavy users of that
-"category of power.
Industrial plants were being
contacted by telephone Tuesday by
f- :the BPA to determino their wishes
- on buying additional power at a
,. higher cost. .
They have the alternative of
V shutting down parts of their opcr-
--ations or purchasing more expen
sive steam generated power or
'hydroelectric power brought in
from other areas. The cost of
so steam generated power runs from
3 to 10 times as much as power
r-., contracted from BPA.
I Bonneville issued a warning
.. last week which said It expected
, .-.interruptible supplies to end by
Dec. 10 with the curtailment u
pected to last for the rest of the
winter season.
It expected to have a dearer
picture ot transmission needs and
industrial suspension when all
users had been contacted later
Monday.
Car Upset Kills
Ashland Woman
ASHLAND (UP) Mrs. Mary
Hale, 78, of Ashland was fatally
injured last night when the car in
which she was riding struck an icy
spot on Dead Indian road east of
the Ashland airport and crashed
over an embankment.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCal-
mon of Ashland were taken to a
hospital here for treatment. State
police said the three were passen
gers in a car driven by David
E. Baxter of Ashland.
PATIENT VISITS
SILVEHTON (Special)-Kenneth
Kankin, amputee patient at an
Oregon Veteran facility, is at the
North Silverton home of his
mother, Mrs. Cora Rankin for t
furlough. A sister and brothcr-in
law of Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Dahl, of Alaska, visited Kan
kin, at the family home. .
ATTENDS CONVENTION
MILL CITV (Speclal)-Mrs. M.
G. Rambo spent several days in
Portland this week attending the
31st annual convention of the
League of Oregon Cities which
was held at the Multnomah hotel.
Mrs. Rambo is city recorder at
Mill City.
HENRY
By Carl Andersen
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DONALD DUCK By Walt Disney
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SPS Tieup to
Idle Lumber,
Grain Firms
PORTLAND W Employes of
many lumber and grn firms are
among those who will be out of
work if the strike against the
Spokane, , Portland and Seattle
Railroad is prolonged.
The general manager of the
Santiam Lumber Co. at Sweet
Home, Walter Liesy, said his firm
is 93 per cent dependent on the
SP&S and can last only a few
days without it. The company has
260 employes.
At Astoria, the Pillsbury com
pany's flour mill manager. E. T.
Christenson, said enough grain for
about a week was on hand. If the
strike runs longer than that, the
mill will be Idle.
J. C. Moore, vice president of
the struck railroad, said tne strute
had idled 2,000 of his company's
employes and the number soon
would go to 3,000.
Portland airline offices said they
were swamped with applications
for flights to points served by the
railroad,
Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, December 4, 1956
RADIO PROGRAMS
Fir Sales Lag
Behind Output
EUGENE WI Fir lumber
production was greater than de
mand in the last week and con
tinued lack of buyer activity was
reported Monday by The Lumber
man s Buying Service.
In its weekly publication, Ran
dom Lengths, the buying service
said transit buyers are having a
"more and more difficult time"
selling fir products in transit even
at reduced prices. Transit buying
forms an important market for
green lumber producers.
Weather conditions favorable to
production and the reluctance of
buyers to ' order on an advance
basis have increased the import
ance of the softening transit busi
ness, the publication said. It said
the lack of buying interest is
largely caused by the Federal
Reserve Board's hard money
policy.
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Meet Friday
EUGENE m Laws terminating
the Klamath Indian Reservation o
and relations between sportsmen
and landowners will be among I a,
topics scheduled for discussion at
the 34th annual convention of the
Oregon chapter, Imak Walton
League, opening here next Friday.
Principal sneakers will be Gov.-
Elect Robert D. Holmes and
Secretary of State-elect Mark Hat
field. Other speakers will be
V. Edwin Johnson, mayor of
Eugene, and Lowell S. Ollen,
principal, Mt. Vernon School,
Springfield.
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Meet Wednesday
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poeg Post and auxiliary of the
Veterans, of Foreign Wars will
meet Wednesday night, Dec. S, in
the I.O.O.F. hall. Plans will be
completed for the annual Christ
inns parly for members and fam
ilies. Members of the auxiliary
have been mnklng articles for the
boxes of Christmas items to send
to Camp While at Mcdford.
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