John Lucien SavogeBest Dam M°n in World Is Hunting for Power AgainBV JACKSON S. ELLIOTT * His picture rarelv has lt;i|WASHINGTON', Oct. 28 John Lucian Savage, tl gent dam designer in the is on the hunt again.The billion-dollar oea\ curh nrph.p.* in thrHP'as the Grand Shasta and Norri arrived in China.In the working Savage hasn't sre anything but poloulee. Boulder, t dam®__has iustnt much time on we- projects ®oIt's no wild gues again. But, like ttK a aAi t n ! at c « AT's that he's at it he Job for which India, it's one of r**lt; nf toe \* nri lip L vlHl' ^The pattern flt; Savage began to projects during t1 ^ I V | 1 1 II M ■ Inow vi* wnicn cirnw in (!0*oddhe prewar yearsalready is tracii pistwar picture, v more giant water Everywhere Saig itself in the rith a hundred or tamers on paper, ^age goes, powerfor his pen. a 1When he reaches ight may gleamwas expensive or fore; or a toasternon-existent be-may pop up inRangoon, or perm pear in a land obelles.But dams are power. Boulder iin irnrlri im-iiianent waves ap-f straight-hairedon IV cyTY\nn|c of Id IT»■ » f 1 * In i K\ “ I to intr\ nn#»ratirmClub Notesh 604Rthe world a largest magne* plant, doubled the power and resources of Los Angeles, bstopped the war industries southern California. Grand Coi second to Boulder, sent 90 per of its power into the alumi-plants of the northwest, douRaF'p nrmet a i.Nearly out of elt;'n one '• (»lt;Sj'ieetCom** jew aouin »aifs govern- in* warns' in* ur« ent ’’ I club will present a ThreSavage took the first boat, rec- Mvsterv Comedv entitled nmended correctrve measures lonme Ghost* at theit empioves accepting em its from foreign countries, ziess shortIv thereafter da* ill specifically authorizing lident to detail Savage to .ihen this nuiet six-footer i ance to sit down in his Den * he devotes himself to Dies—littl* odd poos like bu a piano. His love of music to that, just as his loveiren forw’ardad a differentPT A Notesmrougcationao e