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MAIL TRIBUNE, MeHor. Or.
A Sunday, Dec 13, 1959
'Middle Ground'
Suggested for
River Problems
Portland - (LTD - Federal
Power Commission Examiner
Francis Hall suggested strong
ly Friday that "there is a mid
dle ground" between fish arid
power interests on the Des
chutes river.
His statement cam as a
two-week hearing into Port
land General Electric com
pany's application for a li
cense to build Round Butte
dam on the Deschutes wai
drawing to a close.
The state fish commission
has recommended that a
stream flow of 5,000 cubic
at Round Butte to protect fish
life and recreation.
' However, PGE engineers
say the river might have to be
lowered to 3,000 cubic feet per
second in April, 3,500 in May
and 4,000 in June.
Water Flow Study
Hall suggested that should
a license to build Round Butte
be granted PGE, this water
flow problem could be given
further consideration while
the dam was slowly getting
into operation.
Round Butte would take al
most three years to construct.
Hall said the flow might be
equalized to 3,500 cubic feet
per second during the three
low months and pointed out
that water needs for the dam
would not be at a maximum
as the dam got into operation.
, He asked lawyers on both
sides to consider this as they
filed their briefs with FPC.
Violations Cited
As Blast Causes
Washington - (UPB - The In
terstate Commerce commis
sion said Friday that a dyna
mite truck explosion that kill
ed 13 persons at Roseburg last
summer was the "direct re
sult'!' of federal safety rule
violations.
The blast last Aug. 7 also
injured 125 persons and devas
tated eight or nine blocks of
the city, causing an estimated
10 to 12 milljon dollars dam
age. The report said truck safety
regulations required explos
ives trucks to avoid congested
areas and to be constantly at
tended. It said the truck driv
er, George Rutherford, the ve
hicle's owner, Pacific Powder
Co. of Seattle had violated
these and other regulations.
The company, according to
the report, also violated ICC
regulations in its packaging
and labeling of explosives and
the use of proper names of
commodities on shipping pa
pers. There are more than 30
bridges linking 'the Right
Bank with the Left Bank of
Paris. .
BOYS! GIRLS!
DAD and MOTHER
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CHRISTMAS DRAWING
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prizes JlKfr-.:
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ELECTRIC TRAIN SET
DOLL AND
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NOTHING
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Amity leather Goods -Evening in Paris
by Bourjois Eastman Kodak Cameras
Jewelite Dresser Sets - Remington
Shavers-Parker Pens-Sylvania Flash,
bulbs Schick Shavers Timex Watches
-Williams Gift Sets-Westckw Clocks
and Watches and countless other
wonderful holiday gifts!
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TOMORROW-LOWER FLOOR
2 to 4 P.M. and 7 to 9 P.M.
Christmas special!
children's leather
cotvhoy hoots
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Sure as shootin' young young cow
pokes will wanna keep on these bright
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down time. Comfortable fit. Will take
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red top, black with white inlay. 5, to
large 3.
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A WONDERLAND
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every
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YUCCA PACK - Roomy pack of
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federal tax 4.95
SCOUT CANTEEN - Rugged, Amer
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SCOUT KNIFE - Famous brass
lined. The knife which is a
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SCOUT FLASHLIGHT - Sturdy brass
case. Powerful beam 1.98
SCOUT COOK KIT - American
made of sturdy rustproof
alur
2.75
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CELACLOUD SLEEPING BAG - 36"
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OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT WRIST
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Youngwear's
fleecer for
your children's
wonderland
Hooded fleecer lined for
toasty warmth and a
front pouch for --little
hands.. Red or white in
toddlers' sizes 2-4 and -4-7.
Children's dept.,"
second floor.
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for the small fry
Youngwear's
sparkling white shirt
sizes 3-6
1.98
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other white and
colored sportshirts
1.98 to 2.98
snap-fastened
2-piece sleeper
Famous "Tuck - me - in - Knits".
This sleeper with Gro-Feature.
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a wonderland
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Softest orlon in snow white or
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or flat knits.
other styles with
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solid orlon fleece
7 - 14 subteens 4.98 to 7.98
OF GIFTS FOR CHILDREN . . .
a wonderland of toys for boys & girls
TRIPOLEY - The game of
Kings and Queens combines
Hearts, Poker and .Rummy in
to one enjoyable game.
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member of the family . .
make a' fortune or go bankrupt.
CAREERS As in real life,
success depends on the right
proportion of .fame, happi
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FINANCE An original trad
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4.00
3.00
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SPECIAL
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for the young carpenter. Every
type of sturdy tool.
Reg. 5.00
SPECIAL
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STRUCTO FARM TRUCK - Sturdy
build, realistic design. Rubber
tires.
Reg. 3.98
he-man bulky knits by
Rob Roy
298 -3 98
Really new, designed with continental collar
or shawl collar. The bulky look that is seen
' everywhere. Cotton-knit which means they'll
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v' color, their sizel Sizes 6 to 16.
MIRRO ' 19 piece cook and
bake set just like mothers;
MIRRO 18 piece Aluminum
Silverware set. Complete
service for six.
2.00
50'
( MIRRO 27 piece coffee set.
Complete service for four.
3.00
MIRRO 9 piece bake and
serve set. Popular aluminum
for many happy hours of
fun.
MIRRO 37 piece Percolator
set with lazy susan, complete
service for four.
MIRRO 7 piece coffee set.
Brightly finished aluminum.
1.00
3.00
1.00
Dec 23 3 p.m.
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