TOURTEElf MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, Juuirf 7, 1955
Ceo
si Wants Interior Committee
Job 'To Best Serve Easf Oregon'
1 By A. ROBERT SMITH "
Mail Tribune Correspondent
Washington U.R) Rep. Sam
Coon (R.-Ore.) of Baker Is going
after a seat on the House Inte
rior committee, which is expect
ed to be the scene of stormy
hearings this coming year on
the Hells Canyon, dam contro--'
versy.
' Coon, who as a freshman in
the 83rd Congress gained a place
on the House Appropriations
committee, will very likely be
.bumped from that group when
the Democrats organize the
House this week and take con
Irol of the t committees. This is
simply because the majority
party is allowed 30 seats and
fhe minority only . 20 on the
Appropriations committee, and
Coon is not among, the 20 most
senior - Republicans who will
hang onto the minority positions
in the new Congress. -- .
Prospects Considered Good
- -The prospects of Coon picking
una seat on the Interior com
mittee are considered" good, for
a number of the Republicans on
that group won't be back on it
this year such as Senator-elect
George Bender of Ohio, wfesley
D'Ewart of Montana who failed
to unseat Sen. James E. Murray,
and William H. Harrison of
Wyoming who failed in his con
test for the Senate with Senator-
elect Joseph O'Mahoney.
"- : Coon explained that he wants
on the Interior committee be
cause it deals with public lands
issues, and eastern Oregon is
therefore better served by his
being on that committee than
many others. The big public
land issue of the last Congress
involved grazing lands, with
bills designed to give stockmen
greater control over public do
main and forest grazing lands
failing to gain enactment. The
bills were sponsored by Repub
- licans in the House. -
Hells Canyon, instead, is like
ly to be the biggest issue in that
committee this year, in the wake
of an agreement reached be
tween Chairman Clair Engle and
his counterpart in the Senate,
Senator Murray,7 to push an om
nibus reclamation bill that!
would include the Snake river
project. -' , , :
Has No Preference .
' Coon, who was returned to
the House this -year after, his
first reelection bid, defeated an
opponent Albert Ullman of Bak
er, whose major issue against
Coon was the Hells - Canyon
Joe Sfalin's Son
Believed To Be Dead
; Washington (U.R) There is
strong evidence Josef Stalin's
hard drinking son, Vasilly, was
swept up in the same purge that
cost Russian Police Chief Lav
renti P. Beria his life. Vasilly,
too, may be dead.
o Young Stalin's fate has been
a matter of lively speculation
here and in other free world
capitals ever since his last public
appearance March 9, 1953, when
he was a pall bearer at his fa
ther's funeral.
American agencies were said
to have no confirmation of Vi
enna reports that young Stalin
had died recently in a Siberian
prison camp. These same ' re
ports said that his sister, Svet
lana, had been banished from
Moscow by Malenkov and his
new Red regime."
Light Attacks End
Lull on China Coast
" Taipen, Formosa (U.R) Light
artillery fire and ineffective
Communist air attacks yester
day ended a week-long, lull
along the South China coast, the
Chinese . Nationalist . . Defense
Ministry .announced today.
; A communique said Yichang
shan and Quemoy islands, at op
posite ends of the Nationalist
"outpost line," were subjected
to "almost insignificant" . artil
lery bombardment. Red, planes
approached the northerly Tachen
Islands ' twice but both times
were driven off by anti-aircraft
fire. - .. -
MANAGER TO RETIRE
San Francisco U.R Wal
lace D. . Vanderbilt, northwest
manager for Pacific Coast oper
ations of Grace and Company
' with headquarters in Seattle,
will retire on Feb. 1 after more
than 40 years of service. Don
ald E. Kbkjer, assistant manager
in the Seattle office, will suc
ceed Vanderbilt. :
DcnCToCpnghs
FcIIoning Ho
"Aftertnefti isoverand gone,thecongh
; that follows may develop ico chronic
bronchitis if neglected. Creomulsion
relieves promptly because it goes into
the bronchial system to help loosen
and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid
nature to soothe and heal raw, tender,
inflamed bronchial membranes. No
matter how mrny medicines yo have
tried, Creomulsion is guaranteed to
please you or druggist refunds money.
Creomulsion has stood the test of
matter. Ullman favors the high
federal dam as opposed to the
plan of Idaho Power Co. to
build three . low 1 head dams
there. Coon says he has no pref
erence for either the high dam
or the low dams, but thinks the
Federal Power Commission
should decide which -scheme is
preferable.
"I still have confidence that
they will do that," Coon, said.
He declined to suggest what his
attitude would be if the com
mittee opens shearings on V the
Hells Canyon matter before the
FPC renders its decision.
Oregon's other veteran, repre
sentatives. Rep. Walt Norblad
and Rep. Harris Ellsworth, are
expected to maintain their pres
ent committees Norblad on
Armed Services and Ellsworth
on Rules.
Edith Green Silent
. Congresswoman-elect Edith
Green of Portland, the Demo
crat who takes over the seat of
ex-Rep. Homer Angell, won't
say what committee she prefers.
Her .assignment' is up to the
Democratic members of the
House Ways and Means commit
tee, who shuffle the assignments
of their colleagues until the sen
ior, members are content and
the junior members have filled
the vacancies.
" On the Senate side, 'assign
ments of both Oregon senators,
Wayne. Morse and Richard L.
Neuberger, must await the deci
sion of the Democratic Steering
committee, which is expected to
take a week at least. Neuberger
ha told his seniors he wants
Agriculture or Interior, and it
is certain only that he wilj get
at least one major committee.
Morse says he hasn't told the
Democrats- formally what he
wants, but publicly he has said
TTnfoion Relation Interior. Ju-
-" '
diciary or Appropriations would
be his preferences along witn
his old seat on Armed services.
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Gulf Holds Fale :
Of Missing Airmen
Lake Charles, La. (UJ5) .
Hope waned today for four air
men missing after two B47 Strat
ojets collided at 15,000 feet over
the Gulf of Mexico.
"A giant armada of planes- and
ships, which converged on the
area' 30 miles off the coastal
town of Cameron, La., after the
crash last night, has failed to
uncover any trace of the missing
airmen. '
One of the Stratojets crashed
into the water and burned, while
the pther limped back to the
Lake Charles Air Force- Base
here. One crewman of the dam
aged plane bailed out after the
collision. Three airmen were in
the Stratojet that crashed. .
MAT RUlf AOAW
Portland (U.R) Portland's
Mayor Fred Peterson told a
luncheon meeting of advertising
men here yesterday that he Vjust
might' run for reelection in
1956. Peterson, who will be 60
next year, 'said, "God knows if
I'm able to run then, but if I'm
able, I just might do it"
QUICK WORK
Chicago. (U.R) A fast
working thief stole the 1955 lic
ence plate from the front of Wil
lis Wells' auto while Wells was
fastening the rear plate in place.
'Hollywood U.R) Simone
Silva, British actress who posed
for a photograph in France with
actor , Robert Mitchum while
wearing only a, scanty hula skirt,
will be allowed to stay; in this
country as long as she ' keeps
working. -
Fishing Crew Saved
in Stormy Atlantic
Hamilton, Bermuda (U.R)
The luxury liner Queen jof . Ber
muda rescued all 10 men of the
crew of the sinking fishing ves
sel Student Prince yesterday in
stormy seas that piled up waves
as high as a three-story, build
ing. ,-;-,v,: .v,v ;-,:.
The Coast Guard Air Station
hereconfirmed that the 10 men
who "had taken to a life boat had
been plucked from the raging
Atlantic in seething gale winds
that hit a steady 45 miles en
hour. : ;- - ; ,
The Queen of Bermuda, on a
gay holiday cruise to this famed
vacation island, : was routed off
course, when it received Word
that the 282-ton fishing vessel
was breaking up about 200 miles
north-northeast of here. 4
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