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U.1- ;1cj.m - ' '" - " "" -"- L SECTION TWO WHEN YOU NEED Isrobllshed 1173 OSEBIRG." ORECOr Mi'dAY, DECEMBER 8, 1950 287-50 G W I 1 i THE NUMBER YOU CAN'T FORGET Electrical wiring for commercial or residential units done expertly and reasonably. Ask us about wiring supplies and fix tures as well as kitchen appliances. joseburg Electric 131 N. Jackson St. PHONE 123 o i , 7 n. r ESCAPE RED TYRANNY Civilians erowd barges to cross tht Taedong River u they flee Pyongyang as Chinese Communist dose In on tht former North Korean capital. Other wtrUii.ni crowd tht shore In background, wilting their turn to os. PUBLIC HOUSING BOOM WOOD FOR SALE UMT Proposal Gets Okay Of Universities new york .p The num. ! ber of personi now living in pub C01.VMBIA, Mo. i.P The, lie housing in New York City ex Association of American I'niver- cewjs the population of good sized s-ties has unanimously adopted i cities. Gerald J. Carey, executive resolution proposing universal mil- director of the New York City itary training and service for all .Housing authority, i reporting on 18-year-old youths. construction progress, has in The re-olution said the interna nounced that since World War II. tional situation indicates a (mod a total of 36.000 new apartment! of "high level tension for the next i have been completed wuh 90 per decarie or more, durin? which the 'cent of the tenants being veterans, military streneth of the United ; Including nrnierta hmlt hofnre Statei may be a vital factor in the the war, this nukes the authority dilated that the lake contains a prevention ot a giooat war. landlord for M.ooo famines, it '"' ""i"1 "-""-". more than 200.000 persons. Kleven more projects for which contracts have been awarded and 14 others with preliminary approval bring the city's program to 87 big devel opments providing apartments for 101.000 families. More than 380, 000 applications are on file. jPouglas-Coos o Action Needed In Eel Lake Plan The Oregon Game commission is willing to retain title around Eel lake, on the border of Coos and Douglas counties, and dedicate tht property to public recreation. The dedication, however, will require action on the part of Douglas and Coos cMtties to develop, main tain aod supervise recreational fa cilitieay Carl C. Hill. Days Creek, chair man of the commiiop reports that a meeting was NfliM with dele gates from Coos and Douglas counties, urging the establishment ofa recreational area at the lake. where the commission owns ap proximately 1700 acres. As the commission has no authority to use its funds for development of recreational areas, some plan must be provided whereby the land can be prepared for public use. The commission will holvl in abey ance any plans o disposedf the property until the two counties have had time to work out a co operative program. Hill said. ib the meantime, a survey will be made to determine possible sal vage values of floating and sub merged logs in the lake. It is in- 16" Core Wood $8.00 per load Split Log Ends not to exceed 16" 8.00 per load Unsplit Log Ends ...... 4.00 per load Extra charge for any load mort than six miles from tht plant. The Martin Brothers Box Co: Oakland, Oregon Phono 2211 and 2212 The Brooks range of Alaska con tains thick limestone strata made up of the skeletons of ancient primitive animals called crinoid. reti cedar logs and that they have high merchantable value. A Coos - Douglas committee, headed! by Krank Taylor. Reeds port, will endeavor to work out a development plan satisfactory to the commission. 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