New Structures, Alterations
Relieve Crovded Conditions
On State University Campus
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
EuRene. Aug. 26. (Special I
This fall, for the first time since
the war, University of Oregon
sludents will have room to
breathe. A new look has been
added to the campus, a new
building look that will add to at
tractiveness and alleviate crowd
ed conditions that have prevailed
since war days.
Nearing final phases of con
struction are Carson hall (the
new women's dormitory), and the
modern University theater. Re
cently completed were the new
wing on the school of music, and
Interior remodeling of Villard,
second oldest campus building.
The 424-seat theater will be an
addition to Villard. Scheduled for
completion before the academic
year is out are the Student Union
b iilding and a major addition to
the library.
Carson hall, $1,500,000 fire
proof concrete and brick building,
will house 333 co-eds. In addition
to suites for small-group living,
and a spacious dining hall, the
dormitory will have small beau
parlors, reception rooms, and
music rooms. A sundeck is plan
nod on the roof.
The theater will feature the
finest in seating, stage, lighting,
accoustic, and personal comfort
facilities. Six major productions
will be presented yearly.
Villard Hall Remodeled
Remodeling Villard hall has al
lowed the - radio, speech, and
drama divisions to be consolidated
under one roof. Although the ex
terior of the building remains the
same, the interior was changed
Jrom a two to a three-story struc
ture by lowering of ceilings and
Jnaking use of the attic space. In
addition to the three floors is a
Jiew basement, which houses
Jiressing and sewing rooms, and
necessary facilities for below
tage levels of a theater.
When the Erb Memorial Union
Js completed, a center for student
activities will be provided on the
Jrampus for the first time. Offices
.of the Associated Students of the
university, and student affairs
will be located there. The large
! new ballroom can double as an
auditorium or banquet room. A
, poslof fice, barber shop, soda bar.
as well as recreational rooms and
an art lounge, will be housed in
the building.
A new service arrangement
will be possible with the addi
tional space provided by en
larging the library. Instead of
having an attendant get books
for students from the stacks, the
students w ill be allowed to browse
among the stacks. Under the new
system, the library will be divided
into a number of reader service
departments, each staffed by li
brarians trained In special sub
ject fields.
The enlarged three-floor area
has been designed to permit un
limited horizontal exiansion and
to allow maximum flexibility In
interior arrangement. Storage of
half a million books will be possi
ble, and almost 1500 students may
be seated simultaneously when
the library opens the new addi
tion next spring.
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Congressmen In
Pinch Over Cut
In Defense Force
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2&-.
Members of Congress found
themselves squeezed today be
tween a military economy drive
many of them had demanded and
tl- outraged cries of constituents
affected by the proposed cut.
A typical example was offered
by a western house member. Ho
said he has been deluged up to
now with letters urging him to
vote for cuts in appropriations.
Now, he said, the same people
are complaining bitterlv against
military cutbacks in his district.
The predicament resulted from
Secrelary of Defense Johnson's
announcement yesterday that the
Armed Forces plan to fire 135,
000 of their 905,000 civilian em
ployes, while returning 12.073 re
serve officers from active to in
active status.
That program aims at a $200,
000,000 saving during the fiscal
year which started July 1, and
savings of $500,000,000 a year
thereafter. It would help bring
next year's military budget down
to $13,00,000,000. The 1949 bud-
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FrL, Aug. 26. 1949 -The News-Rtvlew, koteburg, Or. II
CASUAL CONVERSATION between Sheriff O. T. Carter and
George E. West, over the counter tt a commercial display at
tha county fair, is caught by the earner. (Picture by Paul
J.nkins.)
T
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HOW'DE DO IT7-A lot of
fellows would like to know how
Frank Kemp got Jeannie Wood
burn into this glass container
at the California State Fair in
Sacramento. Kemp just grins
and says, "It's a trade secret,
boys." So, make the best of it
get totals $14,900,000,000.
Johnson said the cuts are those
proposed by the three armed
services themselves. They will
result in the closing of about M
defense installations and the
slimming down of a number of
others.
Congressmen whose home dis
tricts are involved got the low
down from Johnson yesterday.
Many of them complained bitter
ly. Others approved.
Rep. Tabcr (R-NY), a leader
of the House Economy bloc, said
his only complaint is that the cuts
aren't larger.
Senator Knowland (R-Calif) ni
sei ted that closing of the Long
Beach, Calif., naval shipyard ac
tually would cost money because
ot the expense of mothballing it
and reactivating it later.
Despite congressional protests,
military officials were reported
pushing ahead with plans for the
cutdown.
As the first step, they were
preparing quotas to be used as a
guide by unit commanders order
ed to cut down reserve officer
strength.
Golden Gat Lumber Co.
In Lane County Burns
EUGENE, Aug. 26-.'B Fire
of undetermined origin destroy
ed the Golden Gate Lumber Co.,
eight miles above Blue river on
the McKenzie River highway ear
ly Thursday morning. Discover
ed shortly after 1 a.m., the blaze
threatened for a time the sur
rounding cottages of mill work
ers and about 300 acres of cut
over land behind the mill.
Loss was estimated Thursday
morning at about $20,000 by Nat
Giustina of Giustina Lumber Co.
Giustina had leased the mill for
the past two years to Golden
Gate, owned by James Jones of
Eugene. The property was not
insured and there was no indica
tion Thursday whether or not the
mill will be rebuilt.
The fire brings the total for the
past five months to nine blazes,
which have leveled as many mills
in Lane county.
The sucker fish is native to onlv
two parts of the world, North
America and China.
Election Scheduled By
Toastmasters Club
A report of the nominating
committee was made by Roy
Barnhart at Tuesday's Toastmast
ers club meeting at Carl's Haven.
Election is scheduled the first
Tuesday in September, when
nominations will be open from
the floor. The officer slate will
be announced later.
Herman Matlisoff, toastmaster,
introduced as speakers Ross New
comb, who spoke on the Oregon
State Employe's association, its
purpose and aims; and Barnhart,
who spoke on the subject of con
structive criticism.
Bob Harvie, as table topics
chairman, asked the members to
resume their topic of the week
before and talk on random
thoughts relative to pari muluel
horse racing. Dr. S. L. DeLapp
was evaluator, and Jerome Shel
don and Leroy Inman, Individual
critics of the two principal speak-
The astrolobe. the most ancient
of all navigation instruments,
was used by Columbus.
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