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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1952)
OSC Is Speeding Campus Building For Fall Opening OREGON STATE COLLEGE The summer sprucing up program it Oregon State College this year is emphasizing improvement of grounds, parking areas and streets along with a limited amount of new building and remodeling. Only major campus construction underway is that of the new west wing of the home economics build ing. Now approximately one-fourth completed, the new wing will add 38.000 square feet of floor space and make possible an expanded program of instruction and re search in foods, clothing, nutri tion and housing. Just completed and awaiting in stallation of equipment is the new animal diagnostic laboratory of the agricultural experiment sta tion. Ready to be started is a new pre-fabricated stock judging struc ture which will be used fir live stock instruction and studr.nt ani mal exhibits. Five new tennis courts also are planned. The other new building is taking place at the physical plant head quarters where a series of ware houses is being put up to house campus equipment and materials. A special retaining wall to hold some 5000 tons of sawdust for the heating plant is now in place. The men's gymnasium, used from 1915 until completion of the new coliseum in 1950, for inter collegiate athletics campus meet ings and men's physical education is being remodeled into the center for men's p.e. and intramural ath letics. A long-range program for the remodeline has been drafted and work will be done over a period of years as funds become avail able. This vear. a $100,000 con tract has been let for the installa-1 lion of a new filtration plant to serve the men's and women's swimming pools and for improve ment of shower room equipment and facilities. rau plans iu Man cawyouuu ui . . j: i IL r me new siauium jusi uuuu ui iuc coliseum have necessitated the es tablishment of new parking areas to handle sporting event crowds. Three new lots are being prepared in that immediate area. Aluminum Price Boost Less Than Requested WASHINGTON Wl Aluminum producers won a ceiling price in crease of one cent per pound in raw aluminum Wednesday and five per cent on ingot and fabricated nrnriucta. The Aluminum Company of America and the Reynolds Metals Co., both had asked an increase of 2 cents per pound in the price of pig or raw aluminum and ten per cent on aluminum products. The Kaiser Aluminum and Chem ical Corporation request was high er. -Kaiser asked 2 35 cents per pound on pig and 12.5 per cent on alum inum products. Gold Wedding Ring' Found After 32 Years, w STEWTACKE, N. S. IB A cold wedding ring lost on i farm here 32 years ago was found in a garden by 8-year-old Beverly MacKay. H belonged to a grand-aunt of ; the child, who lost it while pre paring to move with her husband . I to Alberta in isoi. i fat fl Never Fothfonobfe Yow need " (gwr H look your Wet In Meet ityltl. fYewCaCwt I Down Yawr I Weigh New KiiMtnin tmm Help vow lot ! W tight Eiily - Ne Special lierciie.Na Starvation Diet, No Drugs, . Haw k h waiter for yew to tota those extra (12 pounds thai hovt tteod In your way la a rylish figure, moro Kin, moro romance, moro admiration, tart happineu. Hie Sensible Kessamin Plan WOJtKS TWO WAYfc 1. Help curb opp,',. t. Htlpt provide tht nettled vftamlnt, mineral! and proteini to moke p for what yaw mitt when vow eat Ititl 1 1 FREE FOR THI ASKING! Vol. vaj1e booklet, prepared by phyii- tiofi, ttltt what K do to Itart losing weight af once. Contoint iwggtited diet. Ask your druggist. No obligation. (Not for Glondulor Obesity.) KESSAMIN REDUCING TABLETS CHAPMAN DRUGS 103 North Jackson DIAL 3-4533 y c8 y jsiv 8 feflk- RlkF Because many people only thought their campfires were dead, thousands of acres of forest lands have been ravaged by destructive fires. Don't take it for granted, be sure your fire is out. REMEMBER One Tree Will Make Millio One Match Will Destroy M This advertisement sponsored by the following firms of Robert Dollar Lumber Co. Engle V Worth Lumber Co. Roseburg Lumber Co. E. K. Wood Lumber Co. . Empire Millwork Corp. Holmes Lumber Co. Griswold Cr Sons Lumber Co. Pacific Lumber Distributors E. G. Whipple Lumber Co. L. & H. Lumber Co. Sun Studs Inc. Martin Bros. Box Co. cm destLroy a fttwsft Associated Plywood Mills Inc. Smith River Lumber Co. Lucas Bros. Lumber Co. Douglas County Lumber Co. Stomar Lumber Co. Kruse Planing Mill Co. Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. Paul B. Hult Lumber Co. Western Battery Separator Co. Alcan Lumber Mill, Inc. Roseburg Wood Products Co. A. F. Saar, Inc. Stamp on it, reducing every ember to powder. Then rake it over thoroughly. Then douse it with water until not the slightest spark remains. Your help is needed to KEEP OREGON GREEN and to maintain our forest lands at their productive peak. ns of Matches . illions of Trees Friday, Aug. 8, 19S2 Tke MM m m S7 . . . . . Douglas County Iverson Lumber Co. Harbor Plywood Corp. Wilbur Lumber Co. C. & D. Lumber Co. Umpqua Plywood Corp. Fir Manufacturing Co. Puget Timber Co. of Oregon Green Valley Lumber Co. Coon Creek Lumber Co. Youngs Bay Lumber Co. Riddle Manufacturing Co. Newvltevltw, tmbtrg, Or.
