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SEC. II PACI 4 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1941 Californian Proposes Plan To Utilize 'Waste' BPA Power In Southern Oregon WASHINGTON. April 15 IAA trantmlulon line to Ir.fer "waile" poller from Ihf Bonneville ayatem In Oregon mid M'a.hington for line In California wax proposed In control today. Rep. Engle tO-Callf.), made the pronoul lo the noue appropna llom committee In a three-point program for aolrlng the C alifornia power ahorlage. Engle ratlnutlrd Dial 3.000.000.000 kilowatt hours of electricity goes to waM each yrar In the Bonne ville ayslem. lamely bc-aue Ihe peak deniand for power fulls In De cember and January and coincides with Ihe minimum runoff of the Columbia river. "That la mote power than will be produced at Ihe Shasta and Kes wick dam In California when the Long Name Long Case TACOMA. April 14 ( The two-year-old case of Gtvudarsvennoe Dalnevostochne Parohodstvo vs. the Port of Lonirview and the Hart Construction company. Lonftvlew, threatened today to drag out as Ions as its name. Oosudarsvennoe Dalnevostochne Parohodstvo seeks damages of the two defendants totaling $21,018.34 because an 188 00 pound railroad car was dropped onto the deck of the ship Kuban on September 23. 1944. The construction company built the derrick which dropped the car from materials supplied by the Port of Longview. Yesterday. C. K. Blair of Metrger. Blair. Gardner and Boldt. law firm representing Oosudarsvennoe Da nevostroehne Parohodstvo. asked federal district court for an exten sion of time. It seems thev have sent a representative, A. Pianov of New York City, to the USSR to ob tain answers to certain questions asked by the defendants. Jtidce Charles H. Leavy granted Mr. Pianov until July 26 to return with the answers he left New York on January 15 or the case will be dismissed. Oh. yes. Down in the fine print lr says Oosudarsvennoe Dalnevos tochne Parohodstvo is the Par East em Steamship line, a Russian cor poration. It doesnt do business here anymore. Picket Line For Love Breaks Up PEORIA. HI.. April 14 Bob Evans. 31. who picketed for love, withdrew his one-man picket line Tuesday, and a deep silence set tled over the affair. Evans, who Sunday picketed the home of Miss Ida Macoway. 32. urging her to marry him. declined to comment. So did Miss Macoway. Evans, when he began marching, told newsmen he had been going with Miss Macoway for year, but when he a-ks her to marry "she keeps putting me off." His signs bore the following lament: "She says Til marry you later. Go back to work.' I want to marry now because I'm no Jerk." ACCENT ON I si TKt Rolti 0rtriii otote Whttl kpt iplit wcorxJ OUwrpcy. StitMn yton ago, toltx annownctd tk crtfltion of tht tint ayitMrot and Mlf-winding wotch th incom parable Oyittr Porpotval.Tho Uight. ott movement of tht wrist automat, kalty wind. th watch. Worn for oofy six hours, it will rvn for thirty worn always, it rvn IWvtrl Indispontobl far tho busy txtc vtivo, tht sportunon ana th man. fa-rho-itroot . . . in o world today, conscious tint. ..marching o.. EOLEX UU Mom Street power units are completed and In full operation." he aald. "In other words, with transmission lines cost ing less than $16,000,000 we can add to the California system the equivalent of another Shasta and another Keswick dam. "I stress the tact that this is waste power not power which is being used by the people of the Bonneville system. The historical studies of the Bonneville sysiem prove that this energy waste ex ists now and will always continue. The major part of this waste oc curs at night and during Ihe sum mer daylight hours as well." Kngle said the Columbia river has only a few small water stor age sites, the maximum contem plated storage being eight per cent. Therefore he added the power po tential must be used as II passes the power plant or it goes to waste. In the Central valley of Califor nia, on the other hand, sufficient storage capacity exists, he said, so that California can use the waste Columbia river power and save the ! central valley power In water be- 1 hind Its dams to meet peak de- j mands and periods of short water. ' Return Planned I Engle said also that connecting transmission lines and an lute-1 grated system would permit the Cen- tral valley to supply power from ' time to time to consumers on the ; Bonneville system. The Californian said steam plants in the state now produce about half the state's firm power. Use of the waste Bonneville power In Califor nia would save S6.000.000 a year in fuel oil he estimated. "Thus." he told the committee, "these lines will pay for themselves In two years of operation." "This is the only conceivable program which can help materially to alleviate the California power shortage within the next two years. It is estimated that If we started immediately these transmission lines could be built within two years." The reclamation bureau has re quested 170.000 to continue its study of the proposed Bonneville-Central valley integrated power system. En gle urged that the committee grant additional money for actual con struction "and tell them to start now." Elected W . .1.1 V7at,BaTJ, i Walter Frvr uhove of Wmwter, Ohio. ws elected president of the, liaak Walton League of A merle . at the 26th annual convention In ! Chlrajto. III. tie iiicoeeda Tom Wallace, executive editor of the Louisville Timet. AP wircphoto. Fortune To Be Given Away l,K MARS. Ia.. April 14 dVA wealthy, elderly bachelor who says ' "You should give away your wealth j In the same businesslike way you . inquired It." plana to give away i 11.000.000 worth of property. I He Is llrrmnn fkhulla, 75. who I suld most of Ihe property will go ' to his nephews ami nieces, but some ; will be given to his friends. He ; said his several brother and slslers do not need fliiauclHl help. I Schulta said he worked as a farm hand until he was .10 years old be- j lore he saved his first SIOOO. Hit . property now consists of 37 farms in Northwest Iowa, and five in South Dakota. "I managed to raise my estate to ! Jl.OOO.OOO by avoiding waste," lie 1 saui, "I want to dlspivse of my ' property without waste in the form 1 of taxes." ' Sehultt. who already has given aay 13 farms ranging from 80 to 320 acres, said he would retain enough to live comfortably, lie always has lived humbly In North west Iowa. CORTF.7. AMI MARIGOLDS Varigolds first were discovered by Cortes during his Mexican Invasion. They were used as a court flower by the Montetuma royal house and. when Cortex destroyed the famous botanical garden, he took seeds back to Spain. Little Ads get Big Results. 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