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Roseburg School
Chairman Fails
ROSEBURO (fl wi a Cliren-
bacn. a member of the Roscburtr
School Board, was recalled in an
election Monday night. The vote
was 1,139-1,066.
But the attempted recall of
Board Chairman N. D. Johnson
tailed. 1,261-944.
Recall petitions contended that
the two men were "anti-teacher"
and had been negligent in permitting-
the continued use ol an obsol
ete Recounting system.
CAROLE WENDLING, leader of the California itats champion
maorerre ememDie, rns weiaonian rreieionettes, hat wen
, many first placet with her baton work. Carols it to lead h
Praicionattes whin they appear in Duntmuir't Railroad Days
Celebration, June 19, 20 and 21.
Reclamation's Hell's Canyon
Report Demanded Of McKay
OPEN 7:00 P.M.
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WASHINGTON im Secretary
of Interior McKay was asked
Monday to release a report which
is said to endorse the Bureau of
Reclamation's plan for develop
ment of Hells Canyon on the Snake
River.
The report, prepared by John S.
Cotton, a consulting engineer and
lormer cniei engineer tor the red'
erol Power Commission, compares
the feasibility and desirability of
tne Bureau s Hells canyon Dam
proposal with the plans of the Ida-
no power co.
Sen. Magnuson (D-Wash. who
asked that the report be released,
said he had asked for a copy sev
eral weeks ago, but while its ex
istence was acknowledged it was
not maae avauaoie to nun
A Department of Interior
spokesman said last Friday that
tne report would be released, this
week. He denied there had been
iny suppression of the report but
said It had been re-drafted twice
and had been completed only dur
ing the previous week.
The wenatcnee (Wash.) Dally
World said last week the report
endorses the Reclamation Bureau
proposal while finding the Idaho
company's proposal of a threc-nnd-five-dam
system to be "not eco
nomically leasmie."
Magnuson said the report was
prepared in accordance1 with an
agreement entered into by the In
terior Department. He noted that
the Daily World reported Cotton
estimates the cost of firm power
possible through the Bureau of
Reclamation plan at $19.09 a kilo
watt year "as against $41.07 per
kilowatt year for the Idaho Power
Co, three-plant scheme."
Magnuson asked that If the de
partment has any differing esti
mates they also should be tiade
available.
The senator's request was at
least the third to be made to the
department tor release of the re
port. Similar requests were made
Friday by Reps. Don Magnuson
(D-Wash) and Mrs. Oracle Plost
(D-Ida).
Commission Denies
Hearing Delay
WASHINGTON 11 The Fed-
eral Power Commission announced
Monday It had rejected a request
that hearings on applications of
tlie Idaho Power Co., to- three
dams on the Snake River be post
poned three months.
Commission Chairman Jerome
0. Kuykendall said the hen rings
will open as schedule July 7.
Kuykendall said his department
had been Informed by ;he Depart
ment of Interior that it would
make available to the commission
all Information it lias assembled
on the matter.
; The Northwest Public Power As
sociation and other lmervenors had
requested the postponement to Oct.
12.' They contended withdrawal of
tne interior Department as an in
tervener in the cass left them
with the responsibility of gather
ing engineering- da'.a t support
weir opposition to the private util
ity's applications.
"Since all this material now will
be available," Kuykendall said,
"there appeared to be no reason
for delaying the hearing."
He added that should the hear
ings show that there Is a need
for a continuance to permit lnter
venors to obtain additional infor
mation, such a request would be
taken under consideration.
The Idaho Power Co., proposes
to build three power dams on the
lower Snake River at sites where
the Bureau of Reclamation has
proposed construction .of a larg
er dam Hells Canyon for power,
reclamation and flood control.
T. J. O'Hara Approval (leads Light City Business Session
By WALLACE MYERS
Mayor Paul Landry's appoint
ment of T. J. O'Hara to the Park
and Recreation Boards was ap
proved by City Council last nlsht
Walt Mclntyre's ' previously . an
nounced resignation as Municipal
Airport manager was formally ac
cepted by the council. ,
O'Hara fills the vacancy created
by the recent resignation of Russ
Marshall.
Mclntyre s resignation constitut
ed complete erasure of the airport
administration. All three members
of the Airport Commlsion had re
signed a few days previous to Mc
lntyre's action. The mayor said he
thought circumstances required a
new type administrative setup for
the airport.
The council In accepting Mcln
tyre's resignation directed he be
tendered s letter of appreciation
for hts services and regret at. his
leaving. - .
Several other city matters were
talked over by the coui.cil and
mayor last night but few decisions
were made. Most of the issues were
turned over to various council com.
mittees and the mayor either for
study or power to act..'"
Seven bids 'were opened for sup.
plying the city with gasoline and
oil. They wero ordered tabulated
by the city engineer and studied
by the Finance Committee. Bidders
were Standard. . union. Signal,
Richfield, MobilOll, Tidewater and
Shell.
Like action was taken on four
tire and tube bids from Goodyear,
Monarch, Snoop and Schulze and
Balslger.
DAD will look
as good as he feels
in a comfortable
Arrow "Drew"
on Fathers Day
TailtrJ with ral cottar cwtifarl tn
nind, th Arrow "Draw" shirt hat
smart lew ntckband that givti yew
extra freedom at the throat, itays
neat and trim all day due to Its
non-wilt construction. Mltoga cut for
that smooth "ceitom-tailorcd" look
. . . Sanforiied-labtted to keep Its
Ht. See the "Drew" today.
$3.95
DREWS
Bids, on the city audit were sub
mitted- by "J." f Paul Matthews
(H25) and OHvef ft. Taylor. Med
ford, (1,490. -j ..... ' i
Winnie Hoke offered tlie only, bid
for feeding pity jail prisoners and
guardsi The 'bid' asked 65 cents for
prisoner meals, 60-csnts for guards
and 22 cents a loaf for bread.
Several bids were received for
purchase of aomo old city shops
milnment ..' 5
No action other than the ordering
of further study and in some in
stances delegation of "power to
act", was taken on any of the bids.
Fred Joslcn, operator of the
Klamath Bus Company, ' asked
Council approval of curtailing bus
service on the Oregon Avenue and
Hot Springs runs because of lack
of business. He submitted figures
which he said proved the two runs
were money losers. He also ssktd
for additional bus stops on East
Main. These requests were handed
to the Utility Committee and may
or with "power to act."
H. O. .Juckcland and a represen
tative of Roberts Trucks and In
dustrial talked over with the coun
cil a proposal to put new motor
In one of the fire department pump
ers, ine Dig truck is now out of
commission with a hole in the mo
tor caused by a thrown rod. Jucke-:
land thought Installation of his mo
tor would probably cost "between
$5,000 and $5,500." The Portland
firm's representative said he
thought his motor could be In
stalled for "about $3,800.". Fire
Chief Roy Rowe, said he had also
asked Moty and van Dyke to figure
on the Job. The Fire Committee,
and mavor were direntswt tn
actual figures from all three firms
and take action.
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Take Away Will
Follow Give-Away'
PORTLAND 11 Jack Kroll,
national director of the CIO's po
litical action committee, said here
Monday that what he called the
Elsenhower administration's "give
away" program would be followed
by a "take-away" program.
The CIO and others have re
ferred to the so-called tldelands oil
legislation and to the administra
tion's stand on Hells Canyon as
"give-aways" of national resources
to private Interests.
Kroll. here on national tour.
told reporters that there now Is
a greater "grass roots" Interest
In U, S. politics than ever before.
RELEASED
HAMBURG, Germany in Ira
nian Foreign Minister llosseln Fa
teml has been released from Ham
burg hospital and will leave here
soon for a rest cure In Switzer
land, hospital officials said Tues
day. Faleml received medical treat
ment for a srunshot wound he re
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