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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. R6SEBURG, 0REG6K MONDAY, JULY 21, 1947
Ho War Danger
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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
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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."
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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.
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old Los Angeles visitor.
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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,
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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
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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.
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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
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FIREMEN RESCUE CAT
Roseburg firemen scurried to
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Venetian Blinds Rollscreens
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Dlxonvllle Highway
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328 N. Jaokton
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Garden Valley Road
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