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/ AUSTRALIA NEEDS 250,000 HOME Government Estimates 10 Years To Solve Housing Sydney, Australia, July 23--(CP) -- Australian goverment officials estimate that the country needs at past 250,000 new homes, and that t will take at least 10 years to build them. In the light of this shortage, the Commonwealth government drew up & housing program which aimed at the construction of 24,000 homes, in the year ended June 30, by gov~ ernment and priyate agencies, Latest government reports are that this program will be realis:d. The reports estimate that 19,450 dwellings had been constructed by June 1 or were under construction. The government agencies imple~ menting the program are the hous- ing commissions set up in each state by the state governments on the advice of the federal govern- ment, 4 In New South Wales, the largest populated state, the housing com- mission plans the building of a new suburb of between 4,000 and 5,000 homes, which will be the largest single-home construction program to be undertaken by any Australian government, The new suburb will have a popu- lation of 26,000 and will have its own churches, schools, community hotel, shopping centre, movie thea tre, sports ovals, libraries, kinder gartens, landscape gardens and public parks. Meantime, the government has © turned over many abandoned mili- tary camps into housing settlements, providing an interesting pointer to community life, One of these settlements is at Herne Bay, an outlying Sydney suburb where 1,000 people awaiting homes live, Here, the residents have bullt their own township round them with a butcher, greengrocer, grocer and fire squad. They also have organized a Younger Set Club with membership open for those between 14 and 25, and a welfare association of senior tenants which organizes social func- tions and takes care of distressed cases where furniture or help Is needed, The residents plan the construc tion later of a playground, day nursery, and first aid hut, Universities Hit By Home Shortage London, July 28--(CP)---Shortage of accommodation will prevent thousands of ex-servicemen and matriculating schoolboys going to University next autumn, a recent survey has shown, Both Oxford and Cambridge are reserving for ex-servicemen 90 per cent of the 5,000 to 6,000 registra- tions they are prepared to accept. Less than 10 per cent of néw stu- dents will be matriculants from high schools, issen huts will probably be erect- ed by Balliol and New College at Oxford, while two students will live in rooms hitherto used by one, Homes are snapped up by the Uni- versity for use as boarding-houses soon as they are put up for sale and undergrad search parties can- vass outlying villages as far as six miles away to uncover rooms. London University's problem is even more acute, Eighty-five per cent of the boarding-houses regis- tered with the university and which catered exclusively to students were wiped out in the blitz. Students, have to compete with working Lon- doners for their billets, "Accommodation at Oxford will be more severe next fall than at any time in the university's his- tory," says the Vice-Chancellor Sir Richard Livingstone, "and many ex-servicemen anxious to get the long-deferred opportunity of a uni- versity education will have to be turned down." Reserve of Grain Urged for India New Delhi, July 23--(CP)--Ac- cording to Dr, Theodore W. Schultz, leader of the unofficial American food mission wnich recently coms eted a 5,000-mile tour of the coun- , try, India's great need is a central See. ld materially "Such a reserve could ma improve some of the situations which have disturbed us on this a oad be lied to Mleviate 0c! Fg A Schultz 4-7 India's food rationing represents "some of the most stringent gov- ernment controls Fi tried any- where in the world," according to Dr, Schultz, who paid tribute to the public co-operation observed in many of the areas visited by the mission, 'We support without reservation necessary food importer amid. De sa 3 Schultz, por Dr SAILOR MAKES HOME IN COSY LIGHTHOUSE Godstone, Surrey, England--(OP) =Lt-Cmdr. E. Rogers, R.N, will make his home in a furnished lighthouse at Winterton, Norfolk-- but he is in no danger of being marooned because the lighthouse stands 300 yards inland. 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The Tamblyn service is right on deck with two new drinks, new as tomorrow's weather, Morning Chaser: Beat 2 eggs until light; add 1 cup orange juice, 1 cup milk, a dash of salt, 1 table- spoon white sugar. Beat, chill and serve in glasses, Drink hearty, lads, and lick the world! +» Are Canadian Girls Catty? I'm an English Girl Newly Come to Toronto, Work in an Office with plenty Canadian Girls and Find Them Very Stand-Offish, The Men are Extremely Friendly But I Would Like Some Girl Friends Too. How Can These Canadian Icebergs Be Thawed?" If you're the sort of girl whom men like and women dislike you'll be in hot water all your life, Canadian girls aren't really catty but 'they quite naturally resent any newcomer snatching off their men. Share the boys, don't ever let anyone hear you call Canadian girls "icebergs", turn some of your charm on the feminine part of the office and ae the friends roll in. rE "I'm Crazy About Gopd Music and Want to Build Up a Good Library of Records. 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