Rcgisler-Guard, Eugene, Ore.Mon., Dec. 21, 1953
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THIS ARTIST'S SKETCH shows the new national head
quarters of the Boy Scouts of America, now under con
struction in New Jersey. Unprecedented membership
gains In the past four years and the need to consolidate
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supply and administrative offices and warehouse space
brought about .the new building, which will cost about
three million dollars. At last count, national membership
in me ynuin organization miaiea ,t,ioj,i,on.
Scouts Erect
Huge Building
In New Jersey
The Boy Scouts of America na
tional offices will move into a
massive new home next summer.
A new twn-stnry office build
ing and adjoining one-story
warehouse are being erected on
a 40-acre site in New Jersey near
New Brunswick.
Since 1927 the BSA, national ex
ponents of the "outdoor life,"
have been headquartered in
bustling and cramped downtown
New York.
Dr. Arthur A. Schuek, chief
scout executive, said the new air
conditioned national office will
meet the need for additional
space made necessary by the
great growth of the organization
and the need to bring together
supply and administrative wings
of the group.
The entire project, including
land purchase and construction
will cost about three million dol
lars. The plot fronts approxi
mately 900 feet on U. S. High
way 1.
The BSA recorded an active
membership of 3,183,266 boys
and adult leaders last year, an
increase of 41.3 per cent in the
past four years for boy member
ship and 37 per cent for adult
leaders.
The national council also owns
a training school for professional
leaders in the organization only
a 45-minule drive from the new
national building.
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North Again
By UNITED PRESS
A giant umbrella nf clouds cov
ered almost the entire country
Monday as the sun's annual jour
ney southward drew to an end.
The sun will reach its southern
most position the winter solstice
at 7:32 p. m. (PST) Monday
and start north again, signalling
the official debut of winter.
As the new season approached,
Ihrce distinct storm centers and
numerous other weather disturb
ances befan to dispel the mild,
sunny weather many Americans
enjoyed over the weekend.
The Weather Bureau reported
that, several fast moving low pres
sure systems had united early
Monday to produce a "continuous
cloud cover which' covers all of
(he country except the South
west." The forecast was for falling
temperatures in the Midwest as
the three cold fronts swept east
ward. Temperatures on the At
lantic Seaboard were expected to
rise, then drop tomorrow as the
cold air advanced into that area.
One of the three storm centers
slammed the British Cnlumhia
coast, with winds of hurricane
force, knocking nut fiOO tele
phones in North Vancouver and
causing several power blackouts.
Germany Treaty
Sought by U. S.
WASHINGTON tn - The United
States is prepared In join Britain
and Trance in offering security
guarantees to Russia provided
hese are part of a package solu
tion of the problems of German
unification and a German peace
treaty.
The precise way in which the
security assurance might be given
is one of the subjects set for dis
cussion among representatives of
the three Western powers.
They are how meeting in Paris
to prepare joint positions for the
proposed four-power session in
Berlin that would include Soviet
Foreign Minister Molotov.
BONNET CONKERS
French Ambassador Henri Bon
net conferred with Secretary of
State Dulles and Assistant Secre
tary Livingston Merchant for
about. 45 minutes at the State De
partment Saturday on problems
of the Paris and Berlin meetings.
Officials here said the Paris
meeting is concerned not only
with the security question on
which Prime Minister Winston
Churchill spoke to the British Par
liament Thursday but also and
much more importantly with the
development of a set of proposals
for German unity and peace which
the Russians will be challenged
to accept.
One informant said the United
Slates government feels that the
Western powers must have a
'positive approach" to the Berlin
meeting.
DATE INDEFINITE
The West has proposed that the
meeting begin Jan. 4. The Soviet
government has not yet said whe
ther that date is agreeable.
Churchill indicated to Parlia
ment that he had some success in
persuading President Elsenhower
to accept his ideas about anti
aggression guarantees when they
met at Bermuda early this month
with French Premier Joseph Lan-
iel.
Bv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
Auoclilrd rrra l(t Writer ,
Churchill referred tn his May
11 speech, in which he suggested
assurances he offered the Rus
sians, and said he thought, he had
Impressed the other Bermuda con
ferees witn inc justice ami mi
vantage of such a course."
POLICY UNCHANGED
Officials here said U. S. policy
remains unchanged by the Ber
muda meeting. They said it takes
into account:
Russia may have a real fear
about a revival of German mili
tary power.
Therefore, in connection with
proposed steps for arming Ger
many in the Western camp Mos
cow could and probably should
be given guarantees that this
military strength would not be
aggressively used against the Sov
iet Union.
Secretary nf Stale Dulles out
lined this policy to a new con
ference Oct. 6. At the same time
he rejected any thought of a gen
eral treaty of non-aggression with
Russia, saying the United Na
tions charter is in fact a non-ag
gression pact with the Soviet
Union.
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TOKYO Wu-Rd China Sunday
announced formation nf a five
county "Tibetan autonomous gov
ernment" in northwest China
"under 'the leadership of the Com
munist party nf China and the
Peoples Government of higher
level."
Pciping Radio, as monitored
here, said the new government
is in the Hainan region, of Ching
hai Province, that most of the
1(10,000 Inhabitants are herdsmen
and 70 per cent are Tibetan. The
rest include Hans, Mongolians,
Kazakhs and Salas. The region
is just south of jChinghai Lake.
Peiping said a Tibetan was
clcctgd chairman of the new gov
ernment, and that the delegates
ON THE SCENT
The gas-caused explosion In
Springfield's Memorial Build
ing earlier this week may have
sharpened the area's sense of
smell.
Just before 8 p.m. Friday,
several persons called the Eu
gene Fire Department about
the odor of gas at the Eugene
Hotel annex on Pearl St.
Testing with explosion meters,
firemen located a leak In a gas
line leading tn a dentist's office.
They called the gas company,
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line.
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