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Show Attacks On Colorado River Project Mostly F rom 'Amateu r Enqi neers' I By LLOYD ' LAPHAM " he said, by engineering testimony WASHINGTON (UP) A "backer that pnly 1,400 acre feet of water of upper Colorado reclamation would escape a year, or about of one per cent of project .has claimed that attack on its, engineering feasibility Save the dam's capacity. erroneously quoted Kenneth F. Keencf, chief design engineer for the reclamation bureau, as estimat ing that seepage around the dam would be 10,200,000 acre feet an'; :.'-:nually. Talmage also cited what he call hs come 'from "amateur engineers" and "nature lovers." John Talmage, a Washington representative of "Upper Colorado River Grass Roots, Inc.." 'said Southern California 'interests and 1 1 conservation groups have "tried to attack everything about, the pro-Ject." The Senate, passed a bffl last week to authorize the con roversial ST. LOUIS (UP) A New York project, which will cost rom $1, woman to dinner- - 1 1 whd came . 000,000,000 to $1,500,000,00(1. Similar iuer a aeo ana measures are being considered by vears welcome almost that long was un a House Interior Subcominittee. orders today to get out." der saiL-tha- t attacks have Talmage "been disproved by testimony before Mr.' and Mrs, Fuller W. Fooshe 'suit against Mrs. congressional committees by recla won an eviction mat ion bureau engineers. The rec- Eleanor Elaine Lee Harris, who Fooshe home lamation engineers, be said, have came to the in 1944 a dinner for engagement a "never had dam that failed,"' Woman Stays For Dinner Years, Ordered Out -. . I j.- ?? " hi-- m . Margariet To Keep Singing - .. moregrowth." He said the upper basin states of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and . although theyjiave designed and and is still there. , built the highest and largest con The Fooshe ' family has moved to Milwaukee. But Mrs. Harris, crete dams in the world . widow of Beverly D. Harris, a forTells of Record! , Their record, he said, also in mer iNew York banker, stayed on cludes design of the highest earth- - in the St. Louis borne. The eviction" suit brought by fill ,dara in the country, the second largest concrete dam, the longest the Fooshe family said that Mrs and. largest canals and the longest Harris had planned to stay at a ! water tunnel. St. Louis Hotel, but that after recent the said attacks Talmage attending a dinner in the Fooshe oh have ther centered ry proposed home, she was- invited to stay ' Glen Canyon dam on the Colorado as a house guest.' 4he for An of in the those attorney couple told proposed largest Donald that P. Fisher The first Colorado magistrate upper. project. attack, he said, was aimed at the .Mrs. Fooshe became angry i rock foundation, for the dam, in few days later and left. Last Au spite of professional engineering gust, Mrs. Fooshe moved to-- Milfindings that the foundation was waukee and put the house up for sale. Mrs. . Harris the attor "perfectly safe." . Then southern California groups ney said, still stayed. , asserted that the sandstone rock Mrs. Harris said that' when Mrs. surrounding the dam would allow Fooshe left, she thought her hos leakage, he said. That ts refuted, tess was coming back shortly. . - New Mexico want "no more than total our share"' of the-river- 's They were assigned about half by a 1922 interstate compact But they want to be sure, he said. that they do get their share.i Talnaage said the project would produce large national benefits be cause it "ould allow development of strategic materials in the area He ' cited resources of uranium, vanadium, coal: and oil shale which need water for development. The upper Colorado group, Tal mage said, is an informal organization of citizens supporting the project It was organized last cember. Persons contributing any thing from $1 up arcenrolled as members, he said, and more than 100,000 have been enlisted. The group works in cooperation with the Upper Colorado River Commission, an official agency of the four states, he said. flow; i J i The : sources quoted - Allied, psy chiatrists as saying they were un able to determine the specific rea sons for the hunger strike although Hess once told them he considered his birthday a good time for ma his belief in numjor events under ' erology. Hess is one of six German Nazis still remaining in Spandau War , Crimes Prison. 1 lieutenant. No. Hitler's ?Hess, created world headlines in 1943 when he parachuted into Scotland m an unsuccessful attempt to ne gotiate an end to the war. He was , convicted of war crimes by an Al lied tribunal at Nuernberg. V j ' 12-roo- rti Democrats Partly To Blame j power. He said support for the project area it would efin the four-stat- e fect has been strengthened by the knowledge that the upper Colorado is the area's "last water hole." No More Growth When it's gone," he said, "there is nothing left, there will be ho j i However, the informed sources stuck to their version. WASHINGTONhjP) Agricul The sources said Hess began re ture Benson Ezra 'T. Secretary on fusing food Tuesday, his 61st says Democraticv farm poli birthday, and that despite the fact cies (past are partly to blame for the food is being forced through a tube drought and dust bowl conditions in his mouth, he is in a "very in the Great Plains states. weak condition." A U.S. spokes He made the statement after man saio ne was unaoie to con- to President Eisenhower reporting iirm me reporxs. yesterday on his tour this week through stricken areas in Colora ed "amateur, attempts by "nature lovers" to show that steam power could be produced more efficiently in the area than hydroelectric over-siaye- Informants said Hess picked his birthday to start the demonstration he because of his superstition believed seven a lucky number and the digits of his age, six plus one, added up to seven. The force feeding led in midweek to a rumor he had attempted suicide. Prison workers who saw the tube thought "poison" was being removed from his stomach. i true.,' ! . Rudolf Hess Goes On Hunger Strike BERLIN (UP) Rudolf Hess, the former No. 2 Nazi who is serving a life sentence for war crimes at Spandau prison, has gone on a hunger strike and wardens are force feeding him, i informed sources said Saturday. A JJJS. High Commission spokes man denied Hess was on a hunger strike. He said the story was not A Xlriited Press dispatch April 20 te four-hundredt- SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, MAY, 1, 1955 Utah County. Utah 18 do, Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, and New Mexico. He said some of the blame must be placed on "high rigid supports on wheat which i encouraged expansion of wheat acreage in mar ginal areas." . WILMINGTON, N. C. (UP) : Douglas Gahcfels Dogsled Trip r. Margaret Truman has said she definitely" plans to continue her WASHINGTON (UP) Justice singing career and although rocalled off William 0. Douglas has mance may change her mind lata north in scheduled dogsled trip er "there's no business like show ern Canada' because of the press business." MANILA (UP) The Daily Mir of Supreme Court business, his of The daughter of former Presi dent Truman said she is looking ror reported Saturday the volcano fice reported Saturday. over scripts for possible parts in Mount Pinamucgayan was show d The justice had r summer stock and has "plans, but ing signs of erupting and that planned to make the three-weenothing definite" to make a series residents of the area were pre trip this spring in order to get. of children's records for a re- paring to flee their homes. material for a forthcoming book. The volcano, 92 miles northeast He had expected to go by dog ' cording company; "I might be interested in dra of the Lanao region where hun sled 250 miles down the Mackenshe said, but insist dreds were killed in an earth zie River from" Avlavik to an isTEST POSE Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower wears a big smile matic roles," would she that ed accept only a quake April 1, was reported shak land in the Arctic Ocean andVback. as she is photographed for the first time since she returned from "would be ing the earth as many as ten Two iR4yai : Canadian Mounted she feels that her Gettysberg, Pa. farm where she spent several weeks recuper- part . times a day Policemi were to have accomating from a respiratory ailment Photo was taken at the White right.", - she She "received said has panied the jurist. House Friday when Mrs. George Neilsen called to inyite her to ' on her cob- COMPARABLE COLLISION some notices" Douglas still expects to tour good make a donation for a Salvation Army garden party at the French cert tour which ended here last The impact if two cars colliding Russia this summer after the Embassy. (UP Telephoto). each traveling 40 miles court recesses, with Robert F. night. 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