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1 7 Forest Service Launches Campaign For Improvement Of Recreational Facilities Br A. ROBERT SMITH 'HI h..i. , ... ... " . , ! Tk uuo. estimates. That's about double the indefinitely because structures News-Review CerrtsiMndfrt The reason for ih ,m.., mimh.r ih.i ,. io ni. . .... WASM1M.U)F The I S. For- program is similar to what moti- 1962, they "e ''Sure will ors, unable to find proper picnic est service has launched a cam- vated the 10-year -'jliieinn be up to 6 million. jand camping facilities, have gone Pi'?"r.f . byt;r?J prrara "" gram for Zlm , v ' N'1,ion1 prk Servic h" "tiJto Place, where there ire no sani- ed Operation Outdoors" designed , . r ""PnnemMit of the Na- mated the visitors to their recrea- tary arrangements or fire-places to improve the recreational facili- lwnal Plr more and more "n areas for 1955 at SO million. : and other fire-prevention improve ties of the national forests. people are using these great out- w,ln expectations of it rising to 80 ments. As a result, streams that If Congress gives it the go-ahead door Playgrounds to get away from mill" by i supply water to nearby towns have with funds this session, the For-, toe urban b they normally lead ' Like ,ne national parks, the na-; been polluted and the incidence of est Service hopes to invest $85 j About 55 million visitors ued ih. ,'on,1 'orcsts' recreational facili- forest fires has increased, million in the program before it is national forest iwreation are., in were bul" UD durm the dc-1 ln on instance, a camper who completed. President Eisenhower 1933. accordine to tZi P1"1"" days, left to deteriorate couldn't find space in a crowded I S mil- " during the war years and to be- recreation area camped elsewhere asked Congress to put uo In linn fhi VMF In aft it etmtj With the steady growth of our Bridge Rimnc populauon, there is an increasing "'u5e IValT.pS need lor recreation under natural To Crwjam C. outdoor conditions," the president I w UVCi 31(6 said in his message to Congress on the program. "This is of major sig nificance to the physical and men- SNACK SHACK Now Under New Management Lower Prices Finer Foods No Parking Problems Serving LUNCHES DINNERS Evening Snacks Open 11:30 o.m. is 11 a.m. CLOSED TUESDAYS Of Old Fountain PORTLAND i Bridge ramps eventually will take the site of the noted Skidmore Fountain in Port land. Fred Fowler, city traffic plan ner, disclosed here that ramps leading to the Rumcirir Bridge are planned for const ruc- come greatly overused with the and caused a fire which cost SSOO, great increase in public usage. 000 to suppress, not to mention the some sections have been closed damage to the watershed I Under the "Operation Outdoor" program, only forest-type recrea tion facilities will be provided, such as facilities for camping, swim ming, biking, horseback riding. Private business interests will be encouraged to build profitable fa cilities, such as restaurants, mo tels, ski lifts, ski tows and boat docks. Roadside, trailside and water side zones are to be kept in more or less natural condition. This will lead to a restudy of unclassified sections of ihe national forests. some of which may be reclassified as wilderness areas. Care Of Incapacitated Aged Becomes Pressing Problem For Federal Government By A. ROBERT SMITH K' Open ycf&rV j 1 J3fi; ; ; EARN 7 Kfc 72 lterestl E' 3?i INTEREST poid) I on time ctrtiticates 9 j g? of deposit, if left en J j deposit one year. J non-skid floors and strategically News-Review Correspondent I placed hand grips around bathtubs t on in ahtut fiu j ,1.... " Aaiu.u 1 u.v creation 01 a iu. mil use the S W 'VtZt Jn2 Bureu Older p"m " lht 1 Lnder housm biU P"5"1 Ust mtersection where thVfoUa 'eder,l fvernment to look after I yr HHFA has also been working ha been dies. many years ! most Pressln8 Prob!ems ' hel!'i "nanC,al tms to permit more uiB many ycais. natinn'. uninr ,.,iii.,n. u ai i older Dersons on limited mcnniM nnJ 11 i. a ,1 i risht t0 on of the issues to come up 1 to purchase modest, pleasant for "iii d'smi,n"ed 'st before the 85lh Congress has writ-1 homes. This is to cope with the trnver.. 3r?7h"P?mi.e uT"1 " complete record. situation today which finds 19 per troersy on , whether it should be; Two vorthwMt awmaker cent of the men and 31 oer cent of bther IrH-atinn' " """" ' RcP- Don -Magnuson ( D-Wash. ) and the omen who have reached 65 .... , Kep. Edith lireen (D-Ore.) are I "aving nomes or meir own in When the fountain was new. among the sponsors of legislation I lch to enjoy their years of re Hrst and Pine was one of the thai umiiH iahhh inr ih. firi tirement. The oroblem is basically finer intersections in Portland. ! tjme an agency devoted exclusive-1 because the average income of old .Now the city center has moved )y ,0 (lnding solutions to the varied " couples is $1500 annually, away, and the site is a commer-, problems facing older persons. I Sen. Richard L. Neuberger (D- .v. m .ornoui ouuoings. The Eisenhower administration , "as said he will try to get ine tountain is waiting in a has indicated it is opposed to cre warehouse. ating a new bureau for this pur- "There wouldn't be any harm pose, believing that the established in putting the fountain back there agencies which already are work- until these other rlevelnnmentu ine in this field ran tin the ioh. I.att are made. It won't be expensive i spring the president created a Fed- ahead, as Congress pays increas to put it back where it was for I eral Council on Aging to try to ln8 attention to the concerns of sen- tne time Being, Fowler told the 1 improve the effectiveness of exist- cuuens. ing government agencies, each of : which has a representative on the I council. Us chairman is Marion B. JrtVlS wCCnim? Folsom, secretary of Health, Edu- ' cation and Welfare. I Hlfh-rACninnPrl The admmistration's altitude 1 1 ,,5n rasn,oneO was voiced by Assistant Secretary I Cir'n T... Roswell Perkins, whose idea thej'rlP I CaSC council was. He said he thought it ! wrnnf tn create a hiireau u-hirh FLORENCE. Italv Srhn. WASHINGTON' 1 King Saud would have the psychological effect 1 berth turned Italy's international of Saudi' Arabia will receive a ' gathering under its wing every 'Myle openings here into a high Ted carpet'' welcome including Person when he reached a stage in , "'""m 'trip tease, an airport greeting from President i life where he was considered "old-1 'he Rome designer packed a Kisenhowcr when he arrives I " nd n0 ioneT capable of being; surprise in ev-ery dress. Street here next Wednesday for a three- Pa of the mainstream of Amer- dresses turned into cocktail dav official visit 1 ican life. ! Rowns. Full skirts became nar- r. 11,. r:.,',;. The issue is becoming more im- r?w with the flick of a wrist. u,nr.f iLrtZ because of the increasing Skirti .changed color and turned ,k. ik.. . . ifc. il'fcii. number of older persons in this j "P". airport rather than on the White, ,. ....... 1.1. The tra the age for women to receive so cial security benefits reduced to M) years, congress last session dropped it from 65 to 62. Other pro posals are expected in the weeks Portland Art Commission. King Saud Will Be Given Royal Welcome By U. S. , House steps. ' country. There are now about 14' ji Tne transformations were a Imiiimn n.rcnnc in ihii rnnnirv matter of jackets and removable. Saud is scheduled to arrive in , u-no have reached or passed the reversible overskirts. The basis of New York Tuesday, and will fly j age of 63, and the number is rapid- e?rh. costume was a strapless, to Washington about noon Wednes-1 iy increasing thanks to medical r'mging sheath. Over it went a day aboard Ihe President's plane, science which is lengthening the Ja,ket and a tied-on apron over- Columbine III. life expectancy. This indicates why j Douglas County State Bank Oakland ROSEBURO Surherlin In addition to Eisenhower, the airport welcoming group will in clude several top officials, among them Secretary of state Dulles Schuberth hypnotized his audi ence with lovely fabrics, particu larly dramatic prints, and exqui site embroideries. And the con- HOUSEHOLD MOVING Local or Long Distance 1858 N.E. AIRPORT ROAD Ph. OR 2-2671 Consolidated Freiohtways, Inc. ritanhnu.il. 1rA Cul will mtawA n..-.k... nf .p. their first conference three hours I more and more responsive to the ? ln5 s!ae. 5eams- 'ners met in later. I needs and desires of the nation's ' JC0"C"L comPle,clJ' resent a very sizable voting bloc. New Program Launched Whether or not Congress and and Adm Arlhur W Radford J me r.iscnnower aaminisirauon gel ,.,:i,i. ,..,j . 1 chairman of the Joint Chiefs of i together on this issue, continued doubt t0 tne 50fjjll butterfly 'who Staff. attention will be given to improv-, m,t rush fron) shoppinf! t0't0(.k. ...j. w,.u,..u.,. ... tai, t0 dinner to dance, other ways. One model appeared in a full- The Labor Department recen ly L kirt(,d wnjle ,hantun), ,uit. Sne started a new program to help old- ! eased out of the ja(,ket ,0 show er women gain employment after a low-cut brown and while floral it found that about one-third of the print bodice. Then she undid the unemployed in this country are re- white skirt and there was the rest garded as older women. The Civil jof tne print sheath. Next she re Service Commission has taken the ! vprsed the while l(irt and Ihe leaa in oreaKing uown ine age Dar ner to employment by eliminating the age factor in hiring consider ations for federal jobs. The Housing and Home Finance Agency is working out new meth ods of encouraging construction of housing designed especially for old 1 er persons, with such fealures as slim sheath became print dress. BtHiices were tight-fitting, waistline normal. bouffant the Nuclear Power For Use By All New Ships Seen The Picture of Health ) ej. 5 v Note the beautif-il color and sparkle created by Ump. qua Dairy Milk. The milk tbat i rich in vitamins. Cal cium and Protiens. Natures', most nearly perfect food. Created By UMPQUA MILK tJ n D FOR YOUR HEAITH... BE SURE...100K FOR THE UMPQUA LABEL EAST ST. LOl.'IS. 111. 11 Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover pre dicts by the early 1960s every naval vessel authorized for construction will he propelled by nuclear power. "The ultimate objective in the development of nuclear power for the Navy is the nuclear-powered task force capable of remaining at sea indefinitely without refuel ing." he said at an American Le gion meeting. "Such a task force has become possible by the proved use of nu clear power for submarines. It will be widely dispersed over an ocean area as large as the state of Maine and would be able to control an area of 60,000 square miles." he said. Rickover is chief of naval re actor development. Library Keeps Convicted Woman, Raises Salary PLYMOUTH MEETING. Pa. Of Mr. Mary Knowles who was convicted of contempt of Congress for refusing to asnwer questions about Communist affiliations has been retained in her job at a Quak er library and will be given a sal ary raise. A hoard of the Quaker operated William Jeanes Memorial Library said yesterday it wanted to "re state our confidence'' in M r s. Knowles. She is free on bail pending an appeal of a 120-day jail sentence and a 1500 fine given her in Fed eral District Court in Washington by Judge Ross Rizley. ' The forest improvement pro gram, like the park program, is expected to be tavoiably received by Congress, despite efforts to trim the budget. Several senators, including Sen. Richard L. Neuberg er (D-Ore) and Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash. ), have already called for such a program. Both j are members of the Senate Inter- ior Committee. A second aspect of the new pro gram is planned for unveiling later. It will deal with improve- 1 ment and management of wildlife habitats in cooperation with state I game departments. Some of the overskirts finished . the -action hismLaI IslllllliUUI OR 2-3321 CAllTu sell hire find rent Radio Actress Answer to Prevlout tuiil 13 14 IS 16 n 18 20 21 M 1st ! 1 34 35 '37 38 42 45 146 I49 ACROSS Radio actress, Claudia She stars in a drama on the radio Citrus fruit Hayloft (diil.) 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