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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. R6SEBURG, 0REG6K MONDAY, JULY 21, 1947 Ho War Danger i in) uciiuaiiuiii Bevin Declares By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Ernest Bevin, Britain's ever daring foreign secretary, took his reputation as a prophet in his hands at the weekend and told a coal miners' picnic in England that there is no danger of an other war in this generation so tar as he can see. And why should this statesman, whose voice carries around the world, raise the harrowing sub CHECK "ROOFING NEEDS NOW! For Shingle Work, Flat Jobs and Coating Call: DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phone 128 Someone in Your Family Drinking? ALCO5S0L DESIRE can be REMOVED ...--------USE THIS HANDY COUPON FOR BOOKLET-------- MAR-DOR HOSPITAL, 34 N.E. 20th Ava., Portlond 14, Oregon City.. 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It's "TRADIO" time at Western's and that moans It's time for you to trade in your old radio for a now CORONADO! Corner Stephens & Cast ject of conflict on the supposedly cheerful occasion of a picnic? Well, because it's a question which never is far from the minds of all thinking people, as you and I well know from the conversations we daily encount er. So Mr. Bevin made his pre diction to calm fears, but he was quick to add tills important qualification: "But In every act you perform, you must keen in mind he chil dren of thirty or forty years from now. Not a day passes, not a moment passes in the job in whkii I am now engaged without my being fully conscious that a wrgng decision, wrong judgment or petulant answer may now con damn a generation." wise counsel that, for noDOuy YOUR b02 W. Oak Excessive drinking is no lonacr a hopeless situation. Alcoholism is a disease and like any other disease will xespond to the correct scientific treatment Our clinical records prove this to be the case. Yes, lasting results have been obtained through our short, safe, mild but effective treatment. Why be chained any longer to the worry of excessive drink ing? Send now for our I-'RHE booklet, "The Magni iiccnt Freedom". plain onvelope. Dept. R4 Surplus Materials flooring Siding New Lumber Plaster Board Sheetrock Phone 97 can. afford mistakes in these dangerous days. However, that doesn't mean that we are to re fuse to face facts, to apply our selves energetically to laying plans to meet emergencies, and to put those plans into operation forcefully when the emergencies crop up. U. S. Tops in Strength It would have been Interesting If Mr. Bevin had amplified his forecast. Had he done so I dare say it might have developed several "If's." We shall have war If and when some aggressor nation acquires sufficient strength to wage a major conflict and so dares to carry out its aggression in the lace or any ana an nosuie opin ion. It strikes me that it might not take a generation for such a hypothetical situation to be creat ed. Still, we do know that the only nation now physically capable of waging a major war of conquest Is the United States and the U. S. A. isn't an aggressor. The present danger of war of course lies in the continued ex pansion of aggressive Commun ism. The world revolution for the spread of that Ism is going full tilt, and it will keep going with increasing Intensity until it strikes an obstacle which it can't move. Every new country which Is absorbed in the Red campaign adds strength to Russia's power ful communistic empire and all this Is gained without a major shooting war. So fur as Moscow Is concerned, it can avoid war by sitting aloof and being In a position to wash Its hands of any act performed by one or more of its satellites. Public Hearing On O.-C. Unit Proposal Opens (Continued from Page 1) Congressman Harris Ellsworth, "who have had much to do with legislation affecting sustained yield policies." Duties of con gress keep them in Washington, he added. Maps Prepared Six large forest maps of areas to be discussed were placed on the Armory wall for briefing purposes of the speakers and three public address microphones were set up to enable the aud ience to follow all discussion. The maps Include: Douglas Master Unit, South Coast Master Unit, South Umpqua Master Unit, Josephine Master Unit, Jackson Master Unit, Klamath Master Unit, and ail their respective marketing areas. Charles V. Stanton, News-Review editor, opened the general discussion with brief remarks favoring sustained yield. Douglas County Judge D. N. Busenbark reported the full sup port of the O. and C. Administra tion by the county court, and Coos County Judge L. D. Fel sVim said his county was realiz ing they are robbing the future gc;uratlon by cutting more than sustained yield. "We must stabi lize industry by cooperating with the O. and C," he concluded. Largo delegations were in at tendance from Lane. Jnckson Josephine, Coos, Curry, Klamath and Douglas counties. Discussions were expected to continue iniougiioiit the day as the various Interested persons and delega tions reported their views on the program. AUTO KILLS CHILD SEASTDR riin Ti.U, 01 im An automobile accident Saturday evenini? ttuik ilu lif,. r i...,.,.. old Los Angeles visitor. i-ouce unlet ri. A. Keminerer reuorted Knn.'ilrt Vhiv .,n nf 1U.. and Mrs. William Flax, Los An geles, dashed into the path of an automobile driven by John N. Mohn. HnoH Rlvnr ntwl ,11, H shortly afterward. The first watches were manu factured in Germany toward the end of the 15th century. furnished in.. HSU"1 i I SI NO t Phone 7ii ,SrTl It's New! It's Different! And It gives you complete satisfaction or your Money Back! Dryolene Waterproofing Waterproofs Concrete, Brick or Plywood and Fabrics This waterproofing will cost 13 less than other products you may have used. We sell wholesale-retail Call us for details Premix Concrete Co. Phone 620 Roseburg Morse Uses Pressure For Veterans' Aid Bills (Continued from page 1) day, the date scheduled for ad Journment. Both measures were put aside temporarily Saturday alter the Senate passed the four other bills and sent a fifth back to the Banking Committee for further study. The terminal pay bond meas ure won approval by a vote of 85 to 0. It authorizes, but does not re quire, the cashing after Septem ber 1 of an estimated S1.800.- 000,000 In special five-year bonds held by an estimated 9,000,000 veterans. Also sent to the White House Saturday was a measure to in crease by 20 per cent pensions to veterans (and their dependents) of the Civil and Spanish Ameri can Wars. Other Bills Pending Senate passage shunted to the House, meanwhile, bills provid ing for: (a) A 15 per cent cost of living increase in subsistence grants to veterans oing to school under the GI Bill of Rights. Single vet erans payments would be boosted from the current $65 to S75 a month; married veterans without children would get $105 instead of $90 and those who have children would receive $120, an increase of $30. (b) Renewal and liberalization of the Drogram under which the government provides new auto mobiles for amputee veterans. The old program, which expired June 30, covered only those who lost a leg. The new one would cover those who have lost the use of one or more legs and arms, WANTED ' 25 USED CARS We are giving ridiculous prices for late model used cars. We dare you to get our cash offer for your car. Lockwood Motors Baldwin . and Wurlitzer Pianos Another shipment just ar rived! Magohany walnut and blonde finishes for immediate delivery. Trade in your old piano Easv terms. Oil's Piano Dept. AT LUND'S RADIO STORE Painless Buying of Necessities Now you can have these improvements so long desired, for as little as $10.00 a month NO DOWN PAYMENT ADD A ROOM To rent to a veteran or to provide for In crease in your family. A NEW ROOF Long needed but put off on account of existing conditions the past several years. NEW KITCHEN CABINETS With first class plumbing ar ranged to suit your own plan. NEW BATHROOM FIXTURES Lavatories, toilets, and tubs walls, floors. NEW FLOOR COVERING One or more rooms Kentile available. PAINTING Inside or outside. These are suggestions perhaps you have other items badly needed. All you need to enjoy these advantages is A good reputation for paying your bills. A phone call or a card will bring you an estimate. Coen Lumber Company Phone 121 and those who were blinded. Federal Officials Here Representing the Department of the Interior at today's hearing in Roseburg are A. Z. Nelson, chief of the branch of timber management, and Daniel Goldie, special assistant to the secretary of the interior. From the Portland office of the Bureau of Land Management are W. H. Horning, regional admin istrator; and T. M. Tyrrell, G. D. Knudson, T. G. Tavlor, K. A. Buikholder, Frank H. Kincald, and James F. Doyle. Information obtained in today's hearing will be reviewed by the Department of the Interior In Washington, D. C, prior to the establishment of the sustained yield master units. DROWNS AT MOORAGE PORTLAND, July 21. Robert Daly, 57, owner of a moor age north of Linnton, tumbled from a gangway at the morage last night and drowned. His body was recovered this morning. Since he was an expert swimmer, police thought he might have suffered a heart attack. The namesake of Yale Unl VPritV FHhl! Vulrt time a n-.lt. .a of Boston who became governor oi ron ot. ueorge, Madras, India. FOR SALE Two Houses In Laurelwood CALL 181 PIANOS Lester Betsy Ross Liberal Trade-Ins Convenient Terms "Everything in Music" 305 N. Jackson Phone 908 WANTED 25 USED CARS We are giving ridiculous prices for late model used cars. We dare you to get our cash offer for your car. Lockwood Motors Gummoptties Poor Smeillcy's so careless! It's simply thai be imagines everyone he sees running is going to Master Units Hearing Attracts Lumbermen (Continued From Fage 1) taining an aggregate of 34,749, a30,000 feet of timber. Largest of the units, In terms of total merchantable timber and of allowable annual cut, is the South Coast unit. It includes 7, 786,595,000 feet in Lane, Douglas and Curry counties. Its total al lowable cut has been set at 142, 000,000 feet. Next largest Is the Douglas unit, comprising 6,214,049,000 feet with an allowaoie cut of 92,500, 000 feet in Lane and Douglas Counties. Principal aim of the hearings is to explain the marketing area AUTO REPAIRS Steam Cleaning Washing and Polishing STEECK'S Champion Service Station Behind the Post Office Bldg. CABINET SHOPS Sutherlin Cabinet Shop for well built built-tns. E. B. Carlton, Sutherlin, Ore. ELECTRICIANS Valley Electric. Phone 909. RADIO SERVICING Lund Radio Service. Phone 34, Radio Doctors, 306 N. Stephens. Hansen's Radio Service, Sutherlin PAINTING BRUSH or spray painting, In terior, or exterior, fnone aa-j or 712-R, PO Pox 288. PLUMBING Coen Lumber Co. Phone 121. Wm. A. MARDORF. Ph. 702-R-2. TERFS PLUMBING. Ph. 736-J. PUBLIC ADDRESS EQUIPMENT Lund Radio Service. Phone 34. Sound equipment for all uses. CARPENTERING Remodeling, Repair and New Construction In Sutherlin, Oakland and Roseburg. C. E. Cutting Oakland, Ore. BUILDING Day or Contract General Carpenter Work For Free Estimate Call AL'S FIXIT SHOP Ph. 857-R Balea Senrlf BERGH'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Kin wln-htrr Str-et Se"rtclnir AU Mal"fl Wanher Phone 009 Roseburg. Oread, Wells' Pointing Service Painting, Decorating, Paperhanging Brush or Spray 1115 Union Ave. Phone 802-L CEMENT CONTRACTING ALL KINDS FORM BUILDING Will also put basements under old houses. Ed Fuchs, Fuchs Bros. Ph. 402-L 1023V4 S. 6th St. OLAF A. LOVLIEN GENERAL CONTRACTOR Remodeling, repair, and new construction. P. O. BOX 522, ROSEBURG CONTRACT PAINTING Paperhanging Home Decorating JACK PRESTON 504 S. Stephens Ph. 555-J Rentals Floor Sanders Edgars Belt Sanders Disc Sanders Concrete Mixers Power or Hand Skilsaws Drills Wheelbarrows l Lit rjii wignung rianT-oncrsTo Trowel Paint Spray Outfits Osbun Electric Bricklaying - Contracting ROSS MYERS 746 S. Main St. Ph. 494-J plan, Bureau of Land Manage ment officials pointed out. Under it, all O. and C. timber hence forth must be manufactured In the marketing area set up for each master unit. FIREMEN RESCUE CAT Roseburg firemen scurried to Riverside Drive in Laurelwood yesterday afternoon on a rescue call. The victim in distress, res cued with aid of a 20-foot ladder C. W. WRAY Certified Public Accountant Coos Bay, Oregon Announces the opening of accounting offices at 401 Pacific Bldg. Roseburg, Oregon Resident Manager T. J. HUTCHINS Auditing Accounting Roseburg Paint Shop Painting and paper banging Texture painting a specialty, Phone 422, 504 E. Lane St CURTIS L. WINDERS STUDIO OF MUSIC Instruction on violin, piano, and all Dand instruments. 327 W. Cass, Room 4 Ed's Automotive Service Complete Overhaul Service. We specialize in body, fender, and paint work. Edwin R. Buckle - At Lookingglass Store L K. CORNWELL DESIGNER 224 Medical Aits Bldg. Phone 583. ROSEBURG TRANSFER & STORAGE Moving and Storage of Household Coods 130 N. Pine Phone 927 FULLER BRUSHES N. L LEHRBACH Local Dealer 416 Fowler Phono 170-J CORKY'S ELECTRIC Electric Motor Repairing Appliance Repairing All Work Guaranteed Plokup and Delivery 8ervlce 324 N. Jackson Phone 270 Painting Paper Hanging Interior & Exterior Decorating Herbert E. (Woody) Wood Phone Still Waitlnq 2020 Myrtle Ave. Nebo Vista Add. S ShTp At the Sign of the Saw Mills Edgers Saw Reoatrlnff New end Used flaw Roseburg, Oregon Phone 844-R HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists Radio, Refrigeration, HouiehoM Appliance 8ervloe 20 Years Experience) All Work Guaranteed 112 E. Cass St. Phone 94 Lou Marsters Refrigeration Co. Phone 373-J-2 P. O. Box 854 Highway 99, N., Just north of Kernin's Well Drilling OLDFIELD & SONS CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS 1 block west and 2 north of Edenbower Grocery Rt. 2, Box 143 LINOLEUM LAYING Drainboards a Specialty Venetian Blinds Rollscreens Philip M. Durnam 920 S. Main St. by Fireman Roy McFarland, turn ed out to be a neighborhood cat. RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Office Machine Service and Supplies 335 N. Jackson Phone 320 Tax Consultation ROSEBURG CABINET SHOP Millwork Glass Builder's Hdwe. Cabinets Sander for Rent 440 N. Jackion St. Ph. 303 Roseburg Plumbing & Supply Company Plumbing by Contract or Time and Material No Job too large or too small Dlxonvllle Highway Phone 462-J-2 PRINTING PROMPT. EFFICIENT, DEPENDABLE SERVICE ROSEBURG PRINTING CO. Medical Arts Bldg. Phone 943 Roseburg Refrigeration All Commercial Sales and Service Maintenance and Repain Harold Horn 328 N. Jaokton Phone 270 DIESEL AND GAS TRACTOR SERVICE Combines and All Farm Equipment. Fred Goetz Garden Valley Road Rt. 2, Box 1 6 1, Roseburg, Ore, BULLDOZING Leveling, grading and excavat ing. Cats for hire, large or small. Log roads built and rocked. Mill ponds dug. For free estimates see Tallon & Phillips 327 South St. Phone 563-R, or 30-F-31. ROSEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving MlUyards, Driveways, Stations, Floors, Sidewalks Custom Blading Office: 634 S. Main Telephone 720-J Free Estimate! "Bill" Lassiter TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself ave 1 Long or Short Trips Ellison's Service Station 740 S. Stephens Phone 687 Steeck Electric Co. Electrical Contractors Industrial, Commercial and House Wiring Electric Motors Sales New and Used. All sizs. Shasta Pumps Service Complete rewind and repair, Fixtures and Appliances 119 N. Stephens, Roseburg Phone 353 J. E. NEWBERRY'S Washing Machine Service Authorized Dealer for Little Giant Tray Washers 102 W. Commercial Ave. 4 Parts i Service ' . Phone 1015-R Roseburg