Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 7

IDAHO STATE JOURNAL Thursdays September II, 19S8-7 A LIGHTHOUSE--Once locnlc'd a mile onshore in Ch.imiil.iin, north of Burlington. the Colclicslcr Reef" LiRhlhouse, nbovt-, is now part n( the Shelbltrne (Vt.) Museum. This lighthouse, built in 1 8 7 1 is believed to be the only one that has been dismantled in its entirety, moved several miles, anil re-creeled--this lime on dry land. Running Salmon Endangered By Trap Failure BOISE I Fish and Wildlife Service has informed the Federal Power Commission tliat temporary facilities must be installed immediately at Oxbow dam site to save a large portion of upstream migrating salmon run op the Snake River, it was revealed today. The Idaho l-'ish and Game Department received a copy of a wire sent to the FPC by Stanley G.

Jewett Jrl, acting middle Snake River coordinator for the Fish and Wildlife Service at Portland, say-' ing that his agree that repairs to the permanent pleted so quickly that tempor- (fish) trap at Oxbow will be com- ary salvage procedures would jut be needed." spokesman for Idaho Power Company, for whom the dam is being built, said a "excellent progress" is being made in repairing the damaged fish- trap at Oxbow. Jewett telegraphed acting FPC Chairman William R. Connote'that "the struclural failure at the a and breaching of main cofferdam some distance upstream the trap permits upstream migrants to proceed beyond trap to base of a There they reach a velocity block and will 'collect." Jewett pointed out that last year, upstream migrants numbered several score fish during the first week in September, reached 854 on Oct. 1, and exceeded 15.000 during the entire fall season. "While run seems to be a little later this year, we expect large numbers of fish to reach the cofferdam within two to three weeks," he continued.

"According to Idaho Power Company statements quoted in press, it is estimating two lo the trap. The obvious conclusion is tliat special temporary facilities be installed at cofferdam immediately to avoid losing very large segment of the run. Biologists are now at the site studying possible salvage plans. Specific recommendations will be available Sept. 11." RF.TURN TO CONVENTION AMERICAN FALLS Mr.

anil AEC Chairman, Rickover to Visit NRTS John A. McCone, appointed chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, is scheduled to arrive Friday morning by air from the east for a one-day orientation and briefing visit lo (be National Reactor Testing Station. McCone will be Hymen G. Rickover, chief of AF.C's Naval ReactorJtanch. McCone will visit the Naval Re- aclor Facility and possibly other projects at the NRTS and if time permits confer with the staff of the Commission's Idaho Operations Office e'nplaning for the Hanford Plant at Richland, Washington Friday evening.

McCone was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as a member of the AEC last July 9 and his appointment as chairman.of the commission was subsequently announced by President- McCone obtained an -engineering degree 'rom the University of California in 1922. He worked as a riveter and boilermaker-for the Consolidated Steel Corp. of Los Angeles and by 1933 rose to'execu- tive vice president and director with that concern. In 1937, he was i a i i Bechtel-McCpne-Parsons Corp.

He was named president of the firm, which specialized in design engineering and construction of refineries and power plants. During. World War II, McCone iccame president California Shipbuilding Corp. which built 467 vartime ships valued at about $1 lillion. Following the war, McCone purchased the Joshua Hendy a reighter and a line and for several years he has been chair- nan of the board of the Pacific Par East Line.

He resigned his position with the Hendy firm upon appointment to the commission. McCone was appointed lo the Air policy Commission by President Truman in 1947. He was named special deputy of Secretary of Defense Forrcstal in 1948, and in that josition prepared the first and second budgets of the newly-organized Department of Defense. In 1950 and 1951, McCone served as Undersecretary of the Air Force. He is a trustee of the California Institute of Technology, and in Mrs.

Molvin Meadows have returned from Chicago, where they attended Ihe national convention ol the American Meadows is commander for Ihe department Idaho. Journal Bring Quick Results 1954 was one of the organizers of the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, an irlterriatEonnl relations forum. McCone is married to the former Rosemary Cooper of Idaho. They have no children. Journnl Classified Ads Gel Results IT IfAVES YOU BREATHLESS! QET ON VODKA WAGON WITH A A I A I Meet the Penney women who want to show you MORE SMART WAYS TO SAVE IN SEPTEMBER! QUALITY MADE SWEAT SHIRTS TWO BIG DAYS-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! BROADCLOTHS! ALL AT ONE LOW PRICE! Penney's gives you a choics of two fine combed cottoni laboratory tested for wash 'n wearablliryl Button down or short soft collar, 2 cuff styles.

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