HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREC.ON
PAGE THRFK
MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1952
-Engineer Rides Rugged
River For Survey, But
Dams Still
lit JOHN KAMI'H
WAHIIINOTON 11 Hiding a
lionl ilciwn din Ornnii nivvr, ono nf
llin rmiuhfnt In Urn uniiiitiy, wunn't
loo tmiHli fur Hurry Knlllff, an
niKlnriT from Vrrnnl, II 1 nil.
Hut IrylUK lo rt Ihr Koviirnintml
lo build (liiinn In II id river la nuiiie
UiIiik rno uuiilii.
Hnllllf win In nil ciiKlncrrliiK nur
ty which mucin mi fxiirclllloii down
the wild river III IIM-M, to not
dntn In cniuifictlon with riunia pro
prowl In Colonido noil UUih. Only
nljoul 300 iinrnunn hiivn iiPKotlntnl
Ilia rlver'n rtiiixli ruilK mid nbuut
26 drowned trylnir In do It.
I,niit wurk Itntllll liil ii icrmip
from Uluh ii nd Colonido to tlm nn
tlonul oniiltiil. They trlrd Krncriilly
to put wunn ulruin lii'lilud a drive
tor dnitiH iilntiK llio Upper Colorado
und It trlliutiirliK nn J nprelllcully
In brut down opponlllon lo Cirrcn
Jllvrr project.
'I lie Kioiip Kt fni'iiuriiui'iiH'iil
from nienilirr nf Chiikitm rrp
ri'itrntlnu Colonido Klvcr MuU'h
who fiivor count ruction of n til I Hon
dollui' ai'i'lrn of diiinii known n the
Upper Colonido llimln tiloriiiic
J'rojccl.
Hut thr Kroup Kiild It couldn't
lift iin iiudli'ticii with BiM-rrliuy of
the Interior Chiipniun. 'Hie ni-crr-tnry
him not yet Kiven J'renulrnl
Truman hl report on the bin proj.
rcl uIiIioiihIi biiHln alutea iipprovcd
It hint yiuir.
Cliiipmnn luia Hlven no Indlcntinn
Hint lil report will hn niiuln noon.
Thin wnn iiillied nonio Coimrewi
tiieu to doulit Unit a hill nulliorliiliiK
the prujixl could lc punned thin
Tnr.
Dr. Ernent tJnlrrimin of Vernnl
director ol the Ulnh Museum nf
Natural llhtnry, nlonii with Rnt
lift nnd olhcr Wenterucra In the
uroup cnlled n preiw cnuference
here Krlday to allow reporter mo
tion plcluren of Uie 1U60-61 trip
down the Oreen niver nnd to nricue
for dnms. '
Hllea of the proponed dnma were
rieacrlbed. 'Ilie Kcho I'nrk Unni In
Colnrndo, near Ilie IHuh border
and neiir the cniilluencn of the
Ynmpn River, would cost un e.t
liniuled 1W million ilollnra. 8pllt
Mountain Dam In Uluh, down
alream from Echo I'nrk, would
conl ni leant 70 million.
Uiilrruiann nalcl opponents of the
two dumn Include membera of Uic
National Park Annoc intiou, Audu
bon Society, Inane Wullon Leauur
anil wmiirn'i (iubi.
rrlnelpnl arKiiinrnlfl iiKnlnat Uie
pro)ecta are Ihat they would:
Flood (onnll bed In the Dinosaur
National Monument, which covera
pur la of Ulnh, Colorado and Wyo
l UMil
NEW LOW GROCERY PRICES
Grapefruit
PggpjJ H'Sliwoy. halves
Juice Blcnd0'Go,d
Tomato Juice
Cut Beans
Spinach
Spinach
Emerald
Emerald
nj C-kl Cudahy
riy rcci
LA J
Tea Balls 1Mof
Salad Dressing
Cheese Du'e'' licc(' mcr
Cheese Dutch Sliic' Pimen,
NEW LOW MEAT PRICES
Lamb Rib Chops ,b.
Lamb Shldr. Chops ,b.
Lamb Boneless Stew,b.
Pork Sausage ,b
: PRODUCE PRICES
Lettuce
Cauliflower
Long Way Off
ming deatroy the benuty of Brent
wlldernena ureu; "Invade" the
monument mill violate National
I'nrk rlithta.
Itallllf and Uiitermiinn uave
theae anawera to the nruumnnta:
The dluonnur beda are fnr from
both cliuit altea and would be In no
way nflncted by the projecln; the
dnma would not deatroy the benuly
of the area, but would make, It
poaalble for more people to Ret
Into the area and enjoy the aceu
ery; whon the monument was en
laritrd from (HI ncrea to more than
3H0 Mpinro inllca In the lU30'a, the
I'nrk Service promlm-d rcnldentn
of the area that the expanalon
would not Interfere with develop
ment of reclamation projecln along
the river.
The arnuiiient nanlnnt flooding
part nf a Nntlonnl I'nrk wna uvel
Micceanfully laal year to block au
thorization for Glacier View Dam
III Montana, which would have In
undated aonie Glacier I'ark Innd.
ItnilU! feela Unit the need for Ir
I'lKulluii wuler nnd hydroelectric
power outwclKhta all other connkl
eratlona. He aaya "nicre'a nolhlnn more
wanteful limn 5.400,000 acre-feet ol
water bclim permlltrd to ruah una
lenaly down the Oreen River can
yoiu und Into the Colorado."
WO;tD TROVIILE
WAHIIINOTON tm Diplomatic
Robbledi-Kook can net ao bud even
dlplnninla upoliilr. for It.
Hecrelary ol Htnle Achenon In Ilia
report to Uie nation on Ilie l.labon
mectliiKB of the North Atlantic
Treaty Oridinlwillon iNATOi anld
airfield! nnd port fncllltlca were
called "fra-nlructurcn."
He anld he couldn't explain hpw
thev enme to bo called that, and
added:
"Deaplte thin heavy nanuicnp.
Rood proxreaa waa made."
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