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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
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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.
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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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AXLES
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DOYLE'S
Sales & Service
Hiiliwar at Ga-d.a V.ll.y
PHONI 111
GOP Senators Defer
Oust-Acheson Demand
WASHINGTON (."Pi Repub
lican senate leaders decided today
to let all GOP senators pass upon
a formal request "for the resigna
tion or replacement of Secretary of
State Acheson."
Sens to- Tift, rhiirman, told re
porters this was the decision of the
senate GOP policy committee.
Taft said the 11 member commit
tee look no direct action itself.
Instead it agreed tn call a con
ference of all 43 Republican sena
tors next week, probably Tuesday,
for a discussion of the oust-Ache-son
move, is well as the broader
subject of foreign ind military pol
icies. Kven If the Republican senators
agreed to back the demand, there
is no assurance it would be met.
Pres-dent Truman has said repeat,
edly ha has no Intention of letting
Acheson go.
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Special arrangements have
. been made so that each child
who visits Santa Clans at . . .
Montgomery Ward
SATURDAY NIGHT, 6 to 9 P.M.
Can have his picture taken with
Santa Claus . . . lust accept and
fill in coupon you will receive as
you enter. FREDRICKSON'S
PHOTO LAB will snap a picture
of your child on Santa's knee!
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"DRY" RUN Practicing up for the pie-eatlng contest at tha
Los Angeles food show ara Teddia Hoff, 8, and Rex Lott, 9 The
messy contest Is staged twice daily at the show.
LEE MORTENSEN, Inc.
200 S. Pin Phonal 486-J
GADGET OIVCS ACTION
CHICAGO (.V) A new
people-detector can give you one
man shows in store windows,
watch the baby, guard safes, or
open doors. It goes into action if
anyone comes within a few feet
of it, and can be rigged for vari
ous duties.
The detector consists of a long
wire, finer than a human hair.
A tiny electric current runs through
tt. Let 1 person approach close
enough, and the current increases,
tripping switches to operate lights,
motors, or to ring alarms. The
dector, properly called the Eler-tion-0
Switch, wis developed hy K.
R. Skaggs, A. 'J. Hoehn and V. H.
Disney- of the Armour Research
Foundation of ghe Illinois Institute
of Technology.
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Roseburg, Oregon
Phone 95
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