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Sreeley SeesMore Tree Growth;
its Revolt Against US Controls
m (U.ra The na-
industry "may ulti
J, double our present na
wf frowth o saw timber" by
LVT and wood-using methods,
fi 'pinion of Col. W. B.
?X of Seattle, veteran leader
the Pacific Northwest's lumber
Imct vice president of the
Si Coast Lumbermen's Assn.
rn chief of the U S Forest
K told the Pacific logging
Tuesday:
M mV. in 72.nnn.nnn.-
U feet year beynd aI,y scale
Lxl consumption this country
, ever known.
CoL Greeley declared that "30
Jcent of our forest land is still
Shout organized protection and
Ltone fifth of the annual for
itirowth goes up in smoke."
jwiNTOTUM TRADING POST
FURNITURE
K Ml. So. of Springfield Jet,
dustry would be extremely fool-
lsn simply to ride the present
popular wave of revolt aaw
federal controls and assume that
public interest in forests is ended "
He ureed "inn n ...-in
i ..... OUiJUI J,
of Oregon and Washington conser
vation laws.
Sidney Herjker nf .Tnhanr...!....
South Africa, whn ie " l; I
- ----' a.icuuillg
the three-day logging conference,
"i an interview that when
exnort auotas arp lifta1
cific Northwest lumber industry
hob Hixueni prospects o shipping
increasing quantities of lumber to
South Africa. He is consultant
for Rhodesian Timber holdings,
Ltd., of Johannesburg.
South Africa will IWIIIll-A Into
of lumber though it's well sup
plied at ine moment," he observed.
"We're expecting a great develop
ment in the gold mines, a big ex
pansion in our steel mills, and
we're also becoming quite indus-tralized."
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LOST ADDRESS. Will party
that witnessed bus and car acci
dent Feb. 6. Slver Rd. and Hilllard
Lane. Ph. 1899 or eve. 4605-M.
Mothins 9's
'dishes le"er!
Km
pl- '
t R E X Y Hedy Roche, New
York model, goes for ham-;
burger after being selected Miss
Prexy of the campus by the
student body of Bergen, N..J
Junior College.
Naval Air Reserve Unit
Plans Made for Euaene
Plans fni pstnhlichlncr siiiviltav
Naval Air Reserve training units
in Eugene and Cnrvnllie werp n.
nounced in Eugene this week by
u. cmdr. Walter O. Lunsford, Of
fice In rharp nf Waval finearva
recruiting in the 13th Naval Dis
trict.
Cmdr. L. M. Melson, executive
officer. Naval Reserve, Naval Air
Station, Seattle, Wash., gave this
information to Lt. Cmdr. Luns
ford and said that a naval unit
now is Tieing formed in Portland
under the command of Lt. Cmdr
C. C. Burke, 7445 S. E. 32nd Ave.,
Portland.
. Naval aviators and men who
held aviation rates upon discharge
wno are interested in having i
naval aviation unit In this com'
munity should write immediately
to Burke in Portland or to Cmdr'.
Melson, care of Naval Reserve,
Naval Air station, Seattle.
Strong interest here, evidenced
by letters to the abovs . named,
win nrmg quicK action in estab
lishment of units here, Lunsford
said.
Army Discloses
Training Plan
WASHINGTON M) War De
partment plans for a reduction of
almost 200,000 in the size of the
Regular Army and establishment
ot an "M-day" force of 1,750,000
trained troops were disclosed
Wednesday by members of the
House Armed Services Committee.
The plan depends on a univer
sal training program to build up
tne national guard and the organ
ized reserves, committee members
said, so that within one year from
M-day" the force could be ex
panded to 5,500,000 men.
Just how quickly the reduction
in the Regular Army will be ef
fected, they said, depends largely
on international developments.
But they pointed out that Presi
dent Truman's budget message to
Congress contemplates maintain
ing a standing army ot 1,070,000
during the year beginning July 1.
The entire mobilization-day set
up, committee members said, is
based on a three-point legislative
program including universal
training, merger of the armed
forces, and coordinated scientific
research and development.
Details were divulged following
a meeting at the Pentagon Tues
day attended by most members of
the committee, Secretary of War
Patterson, Gen. Dwight D. Eisen
hower, and other top Army officials.
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Venereal Disease Rate
Said 40 Per Cent Higher
PORTLAND 0P) The venereal i
disease rate in the United States
has mounted, 40 per cent since the'
end of the war, Dr. L. J. Lull said
Wednesday.
He told the sixth annual Oregon
State Conferenc on Social Hygiene
that the "slackening off" ot war
time controls was to blame.
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Eugene from 1924 to 1942, will
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enth Ave. W. For three years he
has been at Camp Adair as elec
trical superintendent and chief
electrical inspector. His specialty
is lighting lixtures, and he will
feature a complete line of electri
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