The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 19, 1950, Page 7, Image 7

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Boxcar Shortage To Become
Worse, Spokesman Claims
MEDFORD -l.n The boxcar
shollase will get worse before it
lieu better, a lumber industry
spokesman said here Friday muht.
but he held hope for an eventual
solution.
George Flanagan, manager of
'he F.lk Lumber company and
member of the west coast car
shortage committee, told some 70
lumbermen that the shortage is the
"worst ever" in this rQon.
Pointing out that the local sum
mer shortage is chronic, Flanagan
said that this year's nationwide
sesreity is focussing attention on
the situation and may b ri ng
eventual 4 id to this region.
Bills introduced by Rep. Ells
worth (R-Ore) were reviewed by
Flanagan.
These include propols to in
vestigate the K'C, appropriate
J2.SO.000.000 to buy boxcars for the
emergency, use of ship.-Mrom the
mothball fleet to move lumber east,
and use of cars carrying Korean
war supplies to the west coast to
move lumber east, instead of re
turning empty.
The car shortage committee,
Flanagan hinted, plans some ac
tion, but he refused to elaborate.
Other lumbermen proposed that
pressure be brought to bear 0 n
Korea Chairman
Doesn't See Stop
At 38th Parallel
SOMEWHERE IN KOREA (.T)
P. H. Shinicky. chairman of the
Korean National assembly, said to
day he believed United Nations
forces will not stop at the 38th
parallel, which divides North and
South Korea.
Shinicky said the IT. N. forces
would o to the Manchurian bor
der to unify the country. It has
been divided since the end of the
war with Japan.
The gray-haired chairman said
"it is only doing justice to Korea
to unify the divided nation by abol
ishing the artificial boundary of
the 38th parallel."
Shinicky said 'a permanent
United Nations armed force would
be welcome to stay along the Ko-rean-Manchurian
border. Rut Ko
rea itself must ,)e administered by
its own government.
As soon as the 3Hlh parallel is
removed as a boundary, Shinicky
said, 100 vacant seats in the Na
tional Assembly will be filled at a
general election.
The assembly today thanked
General MacArthur for the Inchon
landing.
Fire Station Destroyed
When Doors Won't Open
TRAPPE, Pa. CP) When
fire broke out in the fire house of
this small south eastern Pennsyl
vania community yesterday, more
than 20 volunteer firemen tried to
open the electrically-controlled
doors.
The fire fighters huffed- and
puffed hut they could get the
overhead doors only a few feet off
the floor. The flames had disabled
the electric controls.
An ambulance was destroyed and
a fire truck damaged before the
firemen managed to bring the
blaze under control.
RADIO SERVICING
Hansen's Radio Service. Sutherlm.
Radio Doctors. Phone 491 -J.
pickup and delivery.
Fres
PLUMBING
.ce Plumbing Co., 915 Garden Vol
ley Rd Bus phone 530 R-5 Rev
phone 149 R-3.
Kier-Crooch Plumbinq Co 316 Mill.
Phone 1242-R.
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805
South Stephens. Ph. 1280.
Coen Supply Co. Phone 121.
Ferp's Plumbing. Phone 1 579.
HEATING
R. Ritrmon Heating Co., hot ater
ond steam, oil burners. 1 703
Brown. Phone 1066-J.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
I. E. Newberry's Washing Mochin
Sevlce 102 W Commercial Ave
nue Phone 101 5-R.
vVoshiiig Machine Service, Rusty's Ap
pliance Repair, 510 N. Jackson.
Ph. 1003-R.
ELECTRICIANS
Ace Electric. Phone 1904.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE
Fi'e Equipment Co., 220 N Main.
Glenn H Taylor Ph 1433-R.
KINDERGARTENS
COMMUNITY Kindergarten
Phone 1599 R-4
TAXIDERMY
Langenherg Glove & Fur Co.
Rugs from Animal Skins.
Weil Rosehurg
NEW LOCATION
Ph. 1795-J 0 "355 S. Main
AfcWaySanitizor
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R. G. LAMBETH
Residential ird Commercial
Construe) and Rimodeling
Any Size Jab.)
Rt. 1,1
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the Southern Pacific to provide
more cars and to permit use of
facilities of other carriers such
as the Great Northern and Union
Pacific. Q
Flanagan said southwest Oregon
was not getting even a fair share
of the few cars available.
Local producers ar paying $6 $12
a thousand feet for trucking lum
ber to seaports and Los Angeles
markets.
Charles Ogle. Salem, represent
ing the Assoc niyed Forest Indus
tries of Oregon, attacked the pro
posed state natural resources
committee as a "little Ci."
He said the bill was full of in
consistencies and would put the
administration of resources di
rectly into politics. The measure
would eliminate agencies now do
ing outstanding jobs, he said.
The meeting here was sponsored
by the Southern Oregon Conserva
tion and Tree Firm association.
EUGENE I.TI A recent or
der by the Oregon public utilities
commissioer tha railroads keep
accurate records of car oders was
firaised Saturday as an aid in al
eviating the boxcar shortage.
R. U. Bronson, chairman of the
sh.ppers car supply committee,
said the order would assure more
equitable distribution of available
cars.
Under Commissioner George
Flagg's order, railroads may fur
nish cars only on written order.
PACKING
t An expert packer lavei
you money by preventing
breakage.
Roseburg Transfer
& Storage
Phone 927
AGINTS FOR
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H A N DL I All DIIAItl
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AUTHORIZED
Guarantied Appliance Repair
Jus. MAYTAG
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So'es and Service
Berth's Anoliance
Nrt. May Uk Applta n4
Hamilton riajthrt DrTra
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fhana Mi ftaaabarg, Ortfun
Excavating
Road Building
Carry-All Tractor Sriovtll
Bulldotart.
Hour or Contract
200 S. Pint Ph. 1486-J
LEE M0RTENSEN, INC.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You Drive Move Yourself
Save Vi Long or Short
Trips
Bee Hive Truck Rental
73 S. Slephen
"hone I43 J
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Tu Sept. 19, 1950 Tht Ntwi-Rtviaw. Roseburg, Ore. 7
Llnfield Scholarship Awarded Local Studsnts
ville Four students from Rose
burg have been awarded scholar
ships at 1. infield college, McMinn
ville, according to Dr. E. Avard
Whitman, registrar.
Margaret Daire, Don Martin,
Emil Smith and Glenn Scofield, all
of Roseburg, were selected on the
basis of high school achievements.
I he
most beautiful
VALUE
among America's fine shoes
Your choice for proud, fasliion-right styling Red
Cross Shoes, of course. Yes, arid the fine craftsmanship
and quality, the superb fit you find in these famous
shoes make them your choice, for VALUE, as well.
Choose, now, from our smart, new fall styles.
lied C ross Shoes
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The MANOI
Oiirectoiry
ROSEBURG PAVING CO.
Asphalt Having
Custom Blading
Office: 634 S Main
Telephona 650-R Fret Estimatei
"Bill" Lawittr
Gat Thosa PROPANt AND
BUTANE bottlas rtfilled at tht
Myers Oil Co.
Highway 99 ond Garden Vallty
Road.
Also Heateri, Hot Plotei and
Supplies.
Nelson & Pyle
Woodworking Co.
Windowi, Saih, and Fromui
Mill end Molh.r Rhone 1242-J
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You drive or we drive
Call 1538
Adair't Parking Lot
Main ond Washlnqfon
Flegel TransferQ&
Storage Co.Q
OCONSTRUCTIO
TODD BUILDING CO.
904 S. Stephent
Ph. 1730
Freshmen will register Wednes
day, Sept. 20. and classes will be
gin the following day. Preliminary
activities include a football game
with Eastern Oregon College of
Education of LaGrande, a freshman-sophomore
picnic and a stu
dent body assembly and stunt
night.
Aracrifi'i onrhilUngf,
hnt valu
8.95
to
U0.95
Some Styles
$11.95
SHOE DEPT. .
MAIN FLOOR
PAINTING & PAPERING
Interior and Exterior Decorating
30 years experience free estimate
"FHA Terms"
HERBERT I. WOOD
Ph. 805
Furnitire & Rug Cleaning
Upholstering
Restyling, Remodeling
Repairs, Slip Covers
EXPERT FURNITURE
CLEANERS
1395 Umpque
free PHIiue
Ph. v0-Y
free " "imatel
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Lite-Rock Building Blocks
Concrete Building Blocks
Chrystalite Tile Plant
3750 N. Stephent
695-R-2
"Individualized Floors
of Beautility."
ir iMiBitf Litioitim
Cirmttng Rubftfr Tile
A4lt Til rnrmic Tope
VfcyVentttia Blinds
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FLOOR COVERING
222 W.gak Phone 341
Phona 100
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