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GODPERATIQN
TACOMA, Jan. 30 The
lumber Industry lack! about
10,000 good loggers and the only
way to fettle the "debate over
lumber production". Is for the
government "to cooperate with
Industry" In finding a way to
get them, Wilson Compton, sec
retary of the National Lumber
Manufacturers association, told
the annual meeting of the West
Coast Lumbermen's association
here yesterday.
Compton said the . national
need for the coming year was
2 billion feet and add ad "I
think the lumber industry has
ample capacity and sufficient
equipment to produce we neea
d lumber, but what it lacks is
about 10,000 good loggers."
Officers Named
Western Log and Lumber Ad
ministrator Fred H. Brundage
told the association the next six
months would see heavier de
mand for airplane grade lumber
with "30 million feet of Noble
fir alone required."
Orville W. Miller, Wauna,
Ore., was reelected president.
Other officers elected were C.
H. Kreienbaum, Shelton, and C.
T. Gerlinger, Portland, state
presidents; Judd Greeman, Ver-
onia. Ore., treasurer, ana v. a,
Greeley, Seattle, secretary-manager.
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Shipwrecks Are
What Really Worry
Astoria Fisherman
ASTORIA, Jan. 30 W
Bombs and torpedoes have
caused John Nlemi, onetime As
torla fisherman, no grief in
three years' voyaging on mer
chant ships, but he can't say as
much for shipwrecks.
The 25-year-old steward has
been in three of them, the last
on a coral reef in the South
seas. A battered American
cruiser, just ouUof the battle of
Guadalcanal, rescued the crew.
"No one was very excited
over the wreck," he said, "but
we ware a bit jittery when
Sharks attracted by the food
supplies we were salvaging,
gathered around." -
One Officer, 10
Enlisted Men Get
Stars for Valor
'WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (ff)
One officer and 10 enlisted men
have been awarded silver stars
for valor during the landings in
North Africa November 8, the
war department reported today.
' The group Includes:
Sgt. Charles R. Argo, route 1,
Tigard, Ore.
- FFC George Meyers, 2038
Humboldt street, Bellingham,
Wash. .
If you like venison, rabbit
will do. Venison Is the meat of
. any edible animal that has been
hunted, not just deer. -.
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The Pelicans did it Topping
Ashland by 10 points, the Peli
cans conquered them in the
first of two
games Friday
evening. The
final game will
be , played to
night in Pelican
court at 8. As
you've probably
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Sfcw I lour team is in a
v K 3new district
n iJwith greater
competition. . . , v
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Correction: Last night it was
stated in this column that Peli
cans will return to the air on
February 4. We wish to state
that the first return broadcast
will be this coming Wednesday
evening, February 3.
Friday afternoon was the
time of a pep assembly to raise
a little spirit before the game.
Letty Lynman, yell queen, and
her able assistants led the stu
dents in a number of yells.
The band played several peppy
numbers led by Andrew Loney.
Several announcements were
made by Dorothy Davis, who
was mistress of ceremonies.
The Boys' Alliance sponsored
a dance Immediately after the
assembly, which had a pretty
good turnout. The high school
dance band furnished the music.
During the past week, wea
ther conditions have affected at
tendance somewhat but not
much more than a nice sum
mery day does.
Order your year books now
if you want to receive one this
year. Order from a journalism
student or in room 316.
...
If you are going to the game
tonight, how about rummaging
around for any sports equip
ment which is not being used?
Bring it to the door. It will be
turned In and distributed ' to
army camps in Oregon and
Washington.
17-Year-Old
Committed to
Catholic School
OREGON CITY, Jan. SO UPi
Rosalie Mayo, 17, Portland com
panion of Virgil Kaufman In the
kidnaping of a Portland taxicab
driver last December 13, was
committed to a Portland Catho
lic school Friday by Judge. E
C. Latourette.
: She was brought Into the
court on a delinquency charge.
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Wood from Canada, engines from the U. S. and a design originated in England go into this all
wooden British mosquito bomber. It maneuvers like a fighter plane and builds in half the time
required for all-metal craft. Said to be the world's fastest bomber, the wooden plane relies on
speed for protection.
Oregon News Notes
By the Associated Press
Any attempt to destroy la
bor's gains will meet the united
resistance of the - CIO and
AFL, International Vice-president
Douglas A. Anderson of
the CIO textile workers pre
dicted at Portland . . . Many up
state towns have plentiful meat
supplies in contrast to the bare
shelves of Portland markets,
said Mason B. Swift, Portland
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manager of Swift St company.
Clatsop county milk distribu
tors offered to pay' producers
SO cents a pound for butterfat,
10 cents more than the present
price but 10 cents under the pro
ducers' demand . . . The Albany
city council approved salary
boosts from $10 to $20 monthly
for city employes and brought
the pay of department heads to
$180 monthly . . . U. S. Attorney
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Carl Donaugh at Portland said
his office Is preferring charges
of selective service violations
against 18 men,
Medford reported a scarcity
of pork, attributed ' by Meat
Dealer Con Devore to shipments
to Portland and San Francisco
where prices are a half-cent to
a cent a pound moro than tho
local ceiling price of 15 cents
. . . The AFL boilermakers at
Portland announced granting of
charters to a local at Vancouver,
Wash., and a special auxiliary
for negro workers.
WITH A
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WASHINGTON, Jan. SO P)
The war department made pub
lie - today details of Its plan to
induct most of the enlisted re
servists In colleges at the end
of the current semester.
Medical, pre-medlcal and en
gineering students in the enlist
ed reserve will not be called to
active duty until the conclusion
of the first semester' beginning
in 1U43.
., Students In the reserve offl
cars training corps, who are
members of tho enlisted reserve
corps, will be placed upon ac
tive duty as soon as the army
specialised training is started at
thoir school. Arrangements will
be made for voluntary Induction
of ROTC students who are not
members of the enlisted reserve
Historic Oven Demolished
A brick oven that had been
In practically constant uso ever
since it was built by monks
more than 800 years ago in
King s Lynn, England, has been
demolished as part of a road
widening plan.
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