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ROBERT SMITH Mail Tribune Washington Correspondent , Washington (Special) -There is a regional unanimity In the Northwest in behalf of a bill to pro tect Oregon and Washing to n powe r consumers' in the event a major intertie is built be. tween the Bonne- ville ' ' service area and California. Bui there is still underlying apprehension, if not down right opposition, in some pow erful quarters on the issue of a federal intertie up and down the Pacific Coast. Spokesmen for private as well as publically-ownod util ities in the Northwest trooped to Washington this past week to convey their attitudes to ward the intertie proposal. Two pending measures drew their attention: 1. A bill drafted by Bonne ville lawyers and requested by the administration to stip ulate that in event of any sale of cheap Columbia river pow er outside the region, the Northwest customers of Bon neville Power Administration, whether private or -public, would have first priority on use of that energy if it were needed by these Northwest consumers. This regional safe guard bill was endorsed by all sides of the power ques tion - but several witnesses were careful not to endorse a federal intertie In the process. 2. A $au(),000 item in the public works appropriation, bill to allow Bonneville engi neers to survey or plan the route of a major federal trans mission line running south to the California-Oregon border. This item was opposed in clos ed door hearings of the House Appropriations Committee by Byron Price, superintendent of the Eugene Water and Elec tric Board, who appeared as witness representing the Northwest Utilities Confer ence, a group of private com panies and municipalities. Price, who was deputy chief of Bonneville during a part of the Eisenhower administra tion, didn't say he flatly op posed a federal Intertie. But he docs resist the idea that this half million dollar item should be used for prc-con-struction work based on the assumption that a federal in tertie will be built. Gordon C. Culp, who testi fied in behalf of the regional safeguard bill for all the ma jor private utilities plus the city-owned systems of Eugene and Tacoma and several PUDs, carefully avoided stat ing a position on the federal intertie. The apparent reason for this cautiously-worded tcs. timony is that there is at least apprehension, and in some in stances opposition, to the gov ernment building such a line. Pacific Power & Light Co., Oregon's largest utility, has plans for building a major in tertie with Pacific Gas and Electric Co., which dominates northern California. Bonne ville officials say they have no objection to this project; but the power companies would prefer that the govern ment not build parallel fed oral lines. Dr. Paul J. Raver, who headed Bonneville during the Truman administration and now is head of Seattle City Light, was another witness who carefully avoided endors ing the federal intertie - a project he championed a dec ade ago at BPA. But now he must contend with opposition forces in Seattle which appar ently have neutralized him in the forthcoming fight over whether an intertie will be financed for federal construc tion. Gov. Albert D. Rosellini of Washington sent the commit tee a telegram endorsing the regional safeguard bill. But he has expressed misgivings about a federal intertie. There were statements of support from both proposals from Sen. Maurme Ncubcr ger, who emphasized that power would flow in both di rections and be mutually beneficial, and from Gus Nor wood of the Northwest Public Power association, who wants the Northwest linked with neighboring regions on all sides. But the underlying mis givings about the intertie. whether the safeguard bill passes or not. marked t h e project for trouble on Capitol Hill. llnit4 Nntlnne N V II1PI1. Tunisia has promised to buy 3tiD,uuu worm 01 unuco inh liims bonds and Jordan has pledged to purchase $23,000 worth, it was announced here T h ,, r H a x. T 1, . .tlnrlnne brought to $B5.4 million the amount or the J.uu minion UN emergency bond issue al ready pledged or purchased. AWARDS PRESENTED Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, in a White House ceremony, presented awards of $300 apiece for "outstanding scholastic achievement" to three blind Mudents graduating with honors from universities this month. From left are Nancy Patricia Bradley, 20, graduating from Den ison University with a Barhclor of Music degree; Mrs. John son; Otis H. Stephens. 25, who will receive a Ph. D. In political science from Johns Hopkins University in Ballimore, and Janice Kat Battcndorf. 23. graduating from Indiana Uni versity with a degree of Doctor of Jurisprudence. tl'PI) NOT A SCRATCH on ihts magnificent ivory '61 Pontile Safari Wagon , . . and Bob Taylor w looking prerty close! It has 15,000 miles, vinyl interior, power steering and brakes . . room for 6 big passengers and lots of luggage! Wow! ONLY 20,000 MILES and it looks like it's even newer! Coma see this great '60 Pontiac Bonneville 4-dr. Vista hardtop with lots of extras and brand new whitewalls! Do you look good In blue? Try this one and see. LIKE CHEWS? Most everyone does, and you'll really like this '59 Impala 4 -door hardtop. It's a beautiful yellow and green local car with low miles, power steering and brakes, automatic, radio, heater, etc. Let Harvey Wyatt show it to you! ALWAYS WANTED A COMPACT? Take a spin in a '60 Valiant with stick shift. (Bet you'll like it.) It's black with red interior, slant '6' engine, radio, heater and in rarin' to go condition! 9- - .;':if.viv, '-M.1;";v..;y , " " ' - -.-' FIRE ENGINE RED! Looks mighty nice with lots o( chrome and whitewalls on a '61 Comet! This one has stick shift for econ omy , . . radio and heater for driving pleasure. Why not taka a lest drive? Pat Thanos will get you the keys. - i 1 1 AIR CONDITIONING IS NIC! and vdu don t hive to buy a new car to get it! We have this '59 Pontiac Catalina 4-door hardtop waiting just for you! Find lots of other extras, too, including power windows. TRY ALL THl NIW ONES and you'll sliM O'f'er lh,s '61 GWC ' i ton pickup It has new tires, 3 speed . . . low. easy miles. Herb Hunt, si'es manager, looks mighty p'Oud beside it Vcu would, too Door slammsri tnd lire kickers welcome! look these cars over and see why others dealers envy us. ITill the dealer with the best value please stand up ... j ..... free WORLDS 1FAIR Jj (He Is Standing) Check the trade-in allowance and check the difference ... you can probably buy a new Pontiac for the same money ...and get a lot more car! THE LITTLE OL' INDIAN HAS MORE TO OFFER THE USED CAR BUYER, TOO! . . . from the biggest selection of ANY new car dealer! We're not in the entertainment business . . . we're not politicians . . . but we do know a lot about cars. We get the better trade-ins, service them right, then sell them at a fair price. Right now our lot is loaded with a huge $80,000 inventory, so it's a fine time for you to buy. Just come down, look 'em over, see if they aren't as good as we say. Remember: Pontiac tires and our salesmen operate on low pressure! WE'LL BE OPEN- TON HOT 'TI (91 a) Then Drive Home at 9:15 in One of These: '59 PONTIAC COUPE - STICKI Gleaming white Catalina hardtop, power steering, brakes, radio, healer, tan and brown interior. Special $1 899. '54 CHEV. WAGON with 6 cylinders that run mighty good. Hunter's delight only $499. '59 OlDS SEDAN, a while '88' in perfect condition, loaded with a lot of extras. '61 TEMPEST WAGON-STICKI You can't tell it from newl Sharp white, grey interior, 130 h.p. Slant 4 engine, whitewalls, radio. '57 VOLVO 2-DR.-The family sporti car in really top shape. Radio and heater. '54 CHEV. SUBURBAN with 4-speed. Never used in the woods. See to believe! '58 VAUXH All-Made by GM-sold new by us. local with 16.000 milcs-S799. '61 PONTIAC VENTURA - local attorney s 4-door hardtop that is in showroom con dition, loaded with everything (we'll throw in a kitchen jink). '59 PONTIAC 2-DOOR SEDAN A real rare model, perfect for a family with little kids. It's o local car, sharp as a tack in every respect. '57 OlDS CONVERTIBIE-A red and white Super 88 with power equipment. A dream to drive, easy to buy. '59 PONTIAC COUPE-The Bonneville hard top, most sought-after used car in America. This is truly o creampuff in every way. All power, including windows. Incompara ble car, local low miles. '57 PONTIAC Gleaming white and green Super Chief 4-door hardtop with power steering and brakes, radio, heater, hydra matic and whitewalls. No kidding . . . it's a real sharp geml '59 CHEV. '6' WAGON with stick shift ond overdrive! It's dark green with spotlight, vinyl interior, radio, heater. '60 PONTIAC COUPE The magnificent Bon. neville wide-track in white with red trim med interior, power extras! '58 FORD WAGON-A local car, 2-tone, power equipped great for a larger family. '60 CHEVROLET CORVAIR-Cute little blue coupe with radio, heater and automatic. Real economical local car. How 'bout buy ing it for the missus? '55 CHRYSIER-A loaded Windsor Nassau, 2-dr. hardtop with full power. Special $499. '55 FORD WAGON-4 door red and whit, with rebuilt engine, radio and heater. 4 USED RENAUITS A '57, '58, '60 and '61. Take your pick-$699 to $999. 'S3 DODGE WAGON A V-8 wtih radio, healer good and solid. Only $299. '53 RAMBLER WAGON - Green, radio, heater, automatic. Fisherman's special $299. '61 CHEV.-STAKE RACK-See it tonitel It has 6 cylinders, a real sharp 54-ton. '62 GMC FLEETSIDE-long wheelbose pickup with only 4000 miles. Save hundreds of $ $ $ $ from new. '54 WILLYS WAGON-Went elk hunting only one season. Has 4-wd., replacement engine, radio, heater. '53 DODGE PICKUP with radio ond heater. Real handy for your hauling needs. A bar gain. '56 PONTIAC WAGON-A sharp 2 ton. blue 4-dr. in real solid sharpe, loaded with extras. Very roomy inside. 6TH AND GRAPE DEAN & taylor mmm go. 773-7421 MEDFORD o o
