Asks Single Dam for Snake River WASHINGTON (AP) — A public power spokesman said today one big federal dam not two smaller private power projects is needed in the Snake River Gus Norwood of Vancouver W'ash executive secretary of the Northwest Public Power Asm testified at a Federal Power Commission hearing on an application by Pacific Northwest Power Co to build the Mountain Sheep and Pleasant Valley dams in the rier between Idaho and Oregon He said a federal dam at Nez Perce downstream from the Mountain Sheep and Pleasant Valley i sites is “critically and to m"' J!'nd cotrol and la the Columbia Riser Basin Every feasible water storage protect in the basin will have to be built to meet the goal of fed- eral engineers in their main con- trol plan for the Columbia and its tributaries Norwood testified Ye cannot afford to lose the Ne7 Perce site” he said “It is conceded by Army and Reclama- tion Bureau engineers to be the finest storage site in the Colum-bia River Basin” Nez Perce would store more water than the two proposed PNP dams Government enei- neers have never recommended its construction because it would block valuable runs of migratory about 300 persons of that goal at fish m the Snake and Salmon a groundbreaking ceremonv here rivers ' vesterdav Public power groups opposing PNP’s proposal contend the fi-- h problem could be solved if Nez T wv4a Perce were authorized by Con- TtmsiT (AP)— A total of 1079 gress Persfns aPPhed for unemploy-- 1 who Attnrrp Fvelvn compematon in thP PPk plbllc ending Nov 3 the Idaho Emplov- saui" earl'i'er'she voub1 hea nty Agency reported Sff “r Vlidrnc supporting 7con esifirdav It said the increase was of structlon the onp federal dam caused bv bad weather and the end of some asonal jobs The a£encv ‘aid Idaho unemplovment f Pi ileic Oil was Still below the national Imd Vt REGIONAL ROUNDUP - - P The° avalanche — topped onlv bv the 276000 total of four v ears -- — PreM-l"- 1 dent Eisenhower ior the second time in a row but hurt the Re- publicans in state and national contests The Democrats while losing all but four of the 41 counties to Eisenhower puked up a If S Senate seat captuied control of the State Senate and reduced the Republic majority in the House S the Cfijln P Mayor IS Fined CASCADE Idaho Mav-- ! anor Willis Came of(AP)— Mountain V' rluhiln hinAIP t n°m'' das been fined lnl!i B f th- - elfC-iLa- 0L?e0rtS"ri°rUC X CU before Prolate fudge Master lican Sen Herman Welker and former Democratic Sen Glen Tay- - r°fnul''TnT? U T‘lh0'’ S300 and costs in ProbatP court here after P'Pa °£ gUllt to a 1 ontyb In IU It5 V-- UU Tl j f HTmc- - j SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The Utah Supreme Court vesfer-Iveday ruled that a landowner has the right to prove damages in action diverting underground his property terjrom The case was brought by Frank Bohman A part of his farmland was condemned by the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District for construction of the Gate-waCanal A lower court granted payment to Bohman for the land actually taken for construction but refused to let him show damage to other land as a result of the diversion 7 the wav Benewah County and Rep Nor- man Heikkila and Rahh Wck- berg of Shoshone County Wick- b?rg was one of the Republican leaders in revenue and taxation - n sa: f In testimony -- (from f r u r en r: n rx rd: is s Sit ar 5un Id i: c nr frrr ? -- V P" S ‘1I c t T l) Villi -- Tmusnv UTAH b-- v the regional rep- - leasrs resertative of Scherley Distillers1 h errn abn exnlaned h s nprr Co acknowledgrd that som p of a o s £ s a honor represer’atn e his hcokkeeptrg practices were in dea’mg with rae not proper m i’0"pw Jo sta’es uch as L’a11 I r He also testified that “there is and Wv ot r rere the s e f ' THE OGD i 1 r -- r 5 1 w r :x c n : ? t a rasa c t affrrd " s i - r N rrt I w r c t c: -- o t - !!! I v s ft p- -- v ' ' to Sex Deviates S L Problem c z Keep plenty on SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — Police Chief W Clenn Skousen earned teachers here yesterday hand-It- ’s their favorite brand! that Salt Lake City has a marked problem with sexual deviates Many people eem to think there ro rnbkm c! the rex SsR fcr CAy sa:J “Frankly I hate ran into more of a problem here than in any other city I have worked in” bkousen previewed two films designed for gran1 mar and high scho audienses befnrp a morn h- ly meeting of city school prin- cipals end superintendents Both were produced bv the Los An- gclcs prim? department The chief admitted some cni dren might to frirhtcrc by the films but le suggested that might be the best v ay to put them on guard Teacher reaction to the films was divided Some thought them unduly alarming ethers called them necessary to meet the pmb- - d0 1 1 em — in —— Swift’s ice Cream the handy new gallon! 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W and trol of the House hv 32-2This verv thin V represented a loss for the Bepub-- 1 Tweedles arrived LTbtfve(r7inthescnate by $28 675 C pPr i DlV trTihC'Lld °rtt0ithe Ogden Man Takes Stand In Tax Case 1 BOISE (AP)— Republicans and Democrats could both diaw com-- 1 neat record that he nnderstatei his ireorre ro p: f 4 g