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SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, November 1, 1955 Shop 'till 9:00 p.m. Wednesday Charges tomorow - payable Dec. 10th Copco, Commission Sign Agreement; Value Questioned Sacramento, Calif. 'U.R The California-Oregon Power Cora pany and the California-Oregon Klamath River Commission late yesterday signed an agreement for priority use of water in the Klamath basin. But there was doubt expressed whether the agreement had much value. In the agreement, COPCO agreed to the principle of "sub ordinating' generation of elec tric power in favor of other water uses home use, irriga tion, recreation and industrial use. But attorneys for the commis sion said the agreement would have little value unless it is in corporated in Copco's federal operating license issued by the Federal Power Commission. They said state laws would be insufficient to enforce the agree ment because both the Klamath river and the land surrounding it were in federal jurisdiction. 'When it came to adding the agreement to the federal license, COPCO reneged. Attorney Greg ory Harrison said "I am suffic iently fearful that inclusion of this agreement would require the FPC to go into a redetermi nation of the entire project." The project involved is Big Iend No. 2 development, for which Copco recently acquired a per mit. Harrison said the company would be no part of any move that might reopen the hearings on that permit. He explained the company had fought since 1952 for the federal license and did not want to jeopardize it in any way. 60,000,000 Turkeys Due on U.S. Tables Kansas City, Mo. (U.R) Americans will gobble up 60, 000,000 turkeys during Thanks giving and Christmas holiday seasons this year, and pay the j highest prices on record for ! them. j But the meat will be better and there will be plenty to go around for everyone. j James Hoekscra, poultry man-: ager of Armour Packing Com- i pany, said turkey prices will be j about 10 per cent higher for top j grade birds and that there will i be 3,000,000 fewer available for j table consumption. ! Armors, the world's largest j supplier of turkeys, estimated j retail prices for top grade birds will be near 60 cents a pound for hens and 45 cents a pound for toms. Queen Elizabeth -At Royal Premier London (U.R) A smiling Queen Elizabeth II attended the royal film performance last night, the brightest event of the year in British movie-making. She had smiles for the thou sands who jammed into Leices ter Square to see the sovereign and the stars arrive for the gala performance of Alfred Hitch rock's "To Catch a Thief." And she showed concern for Italian movie star Gina Lollo brigida who almost did not get to attend because a plane with her clothes was delayed in Paris. The queen asked, Miss Lollo brigida if things had turned out all right and sa'id she could ap preciate the star's anxiety. Greek Police Fire r On Cyprus footers Paris, Greece (U.R) Police opened fire on rioters protesting j Britain's Cyprus policy in this ; Pelopennesus Island city today. j At least 40 civilians and 35 po licement were reported injured in the demonstrations against British occupied buildings. The riots began this morning and continued on into the afternoon. Patras is about 110 miles from Athens. A recond riot , was reported from Mitylene on the Greek is land of Lesbos, only a few miles off the Turkish coast. There were no immediate reports of casualties. SURPRISE RIBBON Cheboygan, Mich. (U.R) Mrs. William Blaszczak was mystified when she received a blue ribbon recently from the Northern Michigan Fair. 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