THE, CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, December 5, 1956
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section 1 Page 11'..,
Weather Mild
In South U.S.
J, THE JUBIM.1A1I.U FKSS
It vis wintry weather in tie
.Artfee"1 Put 61 I5 "untry from
jjjntina to the North Atlantic
tint tody but mild air covered
lt southern two thirds of the
SlliOll.
Sitow fell from Montana through
iv, Dakotas and northwestern
Minnesota. Montana had the cold
ut weather and the heaviest
itewfall. temperatures through
eut the state were mostly below
freezing and near jere In maay
mountain areas. Near bliitard
eonomens were reported In seme
regions yesterday, including Kal
ispell. ripped by wind gusti of 77
m.ph.
The 1V1M auAA ti....!.
the Northern Plains and Nebras-
na, ana through the Great Lakes
region into the North Atlantic
Coast states. Readinis fell to near
10 degrees in the North Atlantic
area and were in the 30s in the
northern Great Lakes region.
AMITY (Special) Recent
house guests at the home of Mrs.
Maude Bobbins in Whiteson were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doty of
Glendale, Calif.
Woodlot Log
Prices Firm
CORVALLIS - Prices for
logs from the farm woodlot are
generally holding steady, but with
Many mills closing it often is dif
ficult to find a market tor small
logs.
That was reported Tuesday in
the farm forestry report of Ore
gon State College and the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Stud mills have been especially
hard hit by the lumber price de
cline and they have been an Im
portant market for the farm forests.
BPA Building
Review Slated
PORTLAND -, Bonneville
Power Administration announced
Tuesday that it will outline a 26
million dollar construction pro
gram in the Northwest for 1957 at
a meeting with prospective con
tractors here Friday.
Administrator William A. Pearl
said Walter H. Kanzler, special
construction assistant to BPA's
chief engineer, will explain the
building schedule in , Oregon,
Washington, Northern Idaho and
Western Montana.
The schedule includes about 3A0
miles of right-of-way clearing esti
mated at $1,100,000, 250 miles of
transmission line . construction
costing 11.900.000, is new substa
tions and 39 substation additions
totaling 2 million dollars.
General and electrical contract
ors and subcontractors from most
of the Western states are expected
to attend.
PROMPT POSTMASTER
CINCINNATI, Ohio lUP-Th:
Cincinnati Post has received Us
first Christmas card of the sea
sonfrom Postmaster Hobart W.
Neubergers Give
$500 Scholarship
PORTLAND UP - Sen. and Mrs.
Richard L. Neuberger Tuesday
formally presented a $500 scholar
ship to the University of Portland
to encourage students who plan
careers in politics and govern
ment. At the campus ceremony. Neu
berger criticized governmental
policy of special money grants to
airlines, utility companies, pro
ducers of certain agricultural
Wehking who has been urging for
weeks to "mail your Christmas
I cards early."
crops and armament manulaetur
ers while "similar consideration
is denied th No. 1 resource of
any land,, its children.
Eden Through, View
Of Young Churchill
LONDON Columnist Ran
dolph Churchill wrote Wednesday
that Prime Minister Eden, now
resting in Jamaica from over
strain, is making a "phased with,
drawal" from office.
"It is most unlikely that Sir
Anthony will ever resume his full
political functions as head of the
government," the son of former
Prime Minister Winston Church
ill wrote in the Evening Standard.
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Direct Airline
Routes Okayed
L A. to Europe
WASHINGTON I - A Civil
Aeronautics Board examiner rec
ommended Wednesday that Pan
American World Airways and
Trans World Airlines be authorised
to serve Europe directly from Los
Angeles and San Prancisco.
Examiner William J, Madden
alto recommended that Pan Amer
ican be authorized to operate a
transatlantic service to and from
Seattle, but only on a temporary
period ending July 4. 1959.
Madden recommended that the
transatlantic certificates to serve
Los Angeles and San Francisco
be permanent. .
Pan American proposed to start
the service Jan. 1 with DC7C
planes providing five round trips
a week until May 1, when the
frequency would be Increased to
a daily service.
The examiner said the selection
of Pan American for the Pacific
Northwest service was dictated by
the fact that the airline already
is established at Portland, and Se
attle. He said Seattle - Taconia was
chosen at the Northwest point to
be served rather than Portland,
mainly because it would produce
more traffic.
70 Pet. of Dallas
Dam Cash Spent
PORTLAND Wl - Nearly 70 per
cent of the 20 million dollar cost
of The Dalles Dam has been put
into the project.
By the time another 80 million
is spent on the basis of present
estimates the dam will be com
pleted and be turning more than
a million kilowatts of power into
the Northwest Power Pool.
Col. Jackson Graham, Portland
district engineer, made the
money-spent report Tuesday. The
dam's first generators are to be'
on the line next Nov. 1. By 19sfr
it will have all .14 of the initial
total of 14 main units. Ultimately
it will have 22 generators.
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Electrical Arci
Blitzes Block
SAN FRANCISCO (-EIee,trie-ity
arcing across transformers ran
wild for an instant last night along
the 2300 block of 47th Avenue in
the Sunset district. '
Two homes eauiht Jirs. Light
globes burst in their sockets.'1 Apv
pliance motors blew into fraty
ments. Flames spouted in clothes',
dryers. Television sets were dam- .
aged. A blue flame danced along'
the utility lines. i
Fire Marshal Carl Krugea t
plained: , v
The rain Vet the seasonal accuv
mulation of dust on transformers-.-,
The resulting arc broke a higgn
voltage line which fell across KCv
bndary wire. This Created v a
"blue flash that lit up the block,
like a Roman candle."
He estimated damage at $l,46o ,
30 at Eugene
Offer Homes :
To Refugee
EUGENE tfl More than SO
Eugene-area residents have vol
unteered to act as sponsors' for
Hungarian refugees arriving in
the U. S according te a local
representative of the Oregon Con,
mittee for Hungarian Refugees..
Ladislav Holemar, coordinator -for
the program Here, said th.'
first of the refugees to arrive' in ,
Eugene will probably be here.'pe-.,
fore Christmas. He Said he. ha.'
received more than 109 inquiries)'.,
and 30 formal applications . at)',
sponsors since he issued a call fot-
volunteers last week. . ; .
Holemar and his wife, who ,
themselves are escapees from thai,
Communist government of theii '
native Czechoslovakia, are direct .'.
lng the Eugene refugee pregran !.
from their home. .
"It will be a great help to theji ,'
people to b able to stay wtti .;
American families when they flrsi
get here," Mrs. Holemar iaid '
"Being an immigrant is a here".''
thing. It's hard to realise yet'"
have to start all over."
Holemar is empleyed here Vf;
the city traffic department. '
FUGITIVE NO MASQUER ADIR' -FRANKFURT.
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tain the mn in the' striped lint-"'
term tney arrested for drunk d"v
ing was a fugitive from a maV
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Showed he was a prison fugitive.
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