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Thursday, May 31, 1143
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Navy Units Under Construction
FISH SOURCES
EYED IN BILL
PROTECTION
WASHINGTON, May SI P
Aimed at protection of the fish
ing resources of the west, a bill
is before congress to permit the
fish and wild life service to par
ticipate in planning reclamation
facilities.
Senator Cordon (R-Ore.), c
wildlife enthusiast, introduced
the bill last month and it was
referred to the senate's special
committee on wild life re
sources. Hearings are planned
late this summer, when the many
congressmen now absent on in
vestigations or inspections have
returned to their omces.
The bill would declare' that
"no impoundment, diversion or
other water control facility shall
be constructed by any agency of
the federal government, or by
any public or private agency
under leaerai permit, wai aoes
not include adequate means and
measures, so far as practicable,
as approved by the fish and wild
life service, in cooperation with
the constructing or authorizing
agency, to prevent loss of and
damage to fish or acquatics, de
pendent upon the waters alien
ed ... ."
To carry out its part of the
program, the fish and wild life
service would be authorized to
make the necessary investiga
tions and the cost of these and
such protective devices as are
necessary to effectuate its rec
ommendations, would constitute
"an integral part of the costs of
the project.
The bill also authorizes in
vestigations into stream pollu
tion and orders that reports
shall be made to congress with
recommendations for alleviating
dangerous and undesirable effects.
Flashes of
Life
GONE WITH THE WIND
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, May
81 VP) Sailor Russell Hayden
on board an aircraft carrier
wrote friends here that he re
ceived a letter from his brother,
Ben Lynn Hayden, a sailor on
another ship in the Pacific
"I seated myself In a cool.
shady spot," Russell wrote, "and
anticipated enjoying the letter.
I opened it and proceeded:
" 'Dear Russ . . .' whoosh! A
gust of wind and over the side
joes the letter."
PERILS OF A POSTMAN
TOPEKA, Kas., May 31 (P)
Tom Higgins, Topeka mail car
rier, told of an attack by a riled
rooster a bantam at that as
he made his regular rounds.
Higgins said he surrendered
the yard unconditionally.
GREAT DAT
OMAHA, Nebr., May 31 (J?)
It was a busy, eventful day for
the Carl W. Jensens. A few hours
after Jensen was inaugurated as
Omaha city commissioner, his
wife presented him with an 81
pouna aaugnter.
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NECESSARY TRIP
CHICAGO. Mav 31 (JPt
Seven -year -old Joseph LeJoy,
clad in pajamas and shoes.
boarded a street car late last
night, told Conductor Chester
i-enz: "I've Just left the hospital
and I'm going home."
Lenz called police and they
turned him over to his mother,
Mrs. Elanor Graham. She ex
plained Joseph s reason for leav
ing the hospital he climbed
down the outer walls from a sec.
ond floor ward. He didn't want
to undergo a tonsillectomy
Bcneauiea zor toaay.
Mrs. Graham said the opera-
nun wouia De postponed.
within the last six months, and
those at present living in un
suitable quarters.
Lt. Robert S. McGregor is
navy housing officer and SSgt.
Richard Thomas is in charge of
housing at the Marine Barracks.
The coast guard maintains the
world's largest f ireboat fleet.
STIRNWEISS HITS ACES
DETROIT Snuffy Stirnwelss
of the Yankees batted .333
against Dizzy Trout of the Tigers
last season, ,320 against Hul
Newhouscr.
If it's a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
in the classified.
Homaja huts being built to house navy personnel are constructed in the snap of airplane
hangars, Thar will ba 31 two-apartment units.
Some relief from the housing
situation here is expected with
the completion o: 31 ttomaja
huts, the latter part of June, be
ing constructed adjacent to the
naval air station.
The huts, 30 by 36 feet each,
will contain two apartments
and house two navy families.
Each apartment will have two
bedrooms, living room, kitchen
and bath. They will be connect
ed with the station sewer and
water systems, and will be heat
ed by coal stoves.
The navy provides linen, bed
ding, dishes and furniture. In
all there will be 31 two-family
huts, a laundry building and a
maintenance building.
The 80 units out on Washburn
way are completed and have
been occupied by 48 navy and
32 marine families since May 1.
These were constructed by the
federal housing authority, under
Project Engineer Harry Gamble.
Additional construction has
been started by Halvorsen Con
struction company on 1SS family
units adjacent to the 80 unit pro
ject. These facilities are expect
ed to be completed September 1,
1945, Gamble stated.
Forty of these units will be oc
cupied by navy families and 115
by marine.
Onlv a few laborers are work
ing now on account of the bad
weather. Gamble said. The lum
ber bottleneck has eased up,
however, and work is progress
ing as quickly as the weather al
lows. Twenty per cent of the
work is already completed.
Construction on the 50 civil
ian prefabricated buildings on
tne mil nas o e e n aeiayea De
cause of late deliveries of ply
wood, and exterior wall surfac
ing material.
Trailer houses in the trailer
unit on Washburn way are be
ing renovated by the govern
ment with new paint inside and
out. The work is progressing
without disturbing the families
occupying- them.
Streets for the Shasta View
units, finished last fall, will
have black top surfacing as soon
as the weather permits. Lawns
and landscaping by Lakeshore
nurseries is being held up on ac
count of wet weather.
Preference for living quarters
is given men with families, re
turned from overseas combat
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