Umpqua National Forest Sells 2 Timber Parcels
Two imall piweje ol Unipqui
National Forest Umber were told
It luctioo in Roseburg Monday.
Umpqui Plywood Corp.. Myrtle
Creek, paid 122,747.50 tor 700,000
board feet of timber appraiaed
at S1J.972.50. Prices paid were
W4.7S for Douglas fir and pine
appraised at S21.35 and the ap
praised price of $1.90 for hemlock
and other species. Other bidders
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and Duncan and Felt, Roseburg.
The tract is located 28 miles east
of Myrtle Creek.
The second pares! went to El
Dorado Lumber Co., Klamath
Falls, fur uhe appraised price of
$4,363. The firm paid $7.50 tor
Douglas fir. $13.65 for Dine and
$1 for hemlock and others. The
tract is located about 38 miles
west of Chemult.
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Some Wildlife
WASHINGTON 11 The Inter
ior Department is looking into the
possibility ot doing away with
some federal wildlife refuges and
opening the fringes of others to
hunting.
The department also is reviewing
the size and operating efficiency
the fleet of seagoing vessels and
airplanes assignee io ine risn ana
Wildlife Service, and is moving to
correct other unsatisfactory condi
tions within that agency.
The steps are in line with recom
mendations of a special five-man
team, appointed by Secretary of
the Interior McKay, which made
a six-week, 11,000-mile survey of
MODEST MAIDENS
Tndifluri aUjuUree' U-t FtUa Mas
SHI Wr
"Do you remember what It was
Refuges May
Fish and Wildlife Service installs
tions.
The tf am was composed of
james n. rurnouii, Seattle, cnair
man; Ross L. Leffler, Pittsburgh,
and John D. Pennekamp, Miami,
and two career employes of the
department, M. George Goodrick
and John B. Bennett.
The team recommended a con
siderable internal reorganization of
the agency, both within the head
quarters here and In the regional
ortices, in order to improve inn
and wildlife management without
adding personnel.
Orme Lewis, assistant secretary.
disclosed that he has ordered the
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BUILDIN6 FORTDU.
Be Opened For Hunting
director of the Fish and Wildlife
Service to undertake the reorgan
ization and to take steps necessary
to put into tffect the other recom
mendations ot the survey team.
These include:
1. Reappraisals of "controver
sial" wildlife refuges, especially
those maintained for resident game
species not in dinger of extinc
tion, and .where the areas involved
are considerably greater than
needed for adequate conservation.
2. Giving consideration to open
ing suitable strips within certain
refuge boundaries, to controlled
public shooting, "provided that
this will not materially reduce the
effectiveness as a waterfowl
refuge."
3. Assignment of responsibility to
appropriate regional officers for
schedulingxind use of airplanes
and seagoing vessels since these
"may prove to be a most serious
extravagance." v
4. A "more aggressive and com
prehensive research program" to
combat botulism, which has killed
hundreds of thousands of ducks in
the past few years.
5. ConsoUiation ot market news
service.
The team said seven publications
at boston, New York, Hamptoi,
Va.. New Orleans. San Pedro.
Calif., Seattle and Chicago had s
FROM NINE TO FIVE
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DECORATORS
Painting and Paper Honqlng. H. E.
"Woody" Wood. Phort 3-420
ELECTRICIANS
Du Fresne Electric. 224 N.
Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223.
Main
Ridenour Electric 9 0 6
South
Stephens. Phons 3-7303.
FLOOR COVERING
F&W Floor Covering
Sales and l-tallatlori ot ail types ot
floor covering.
Free Estimats S&H Green Stamps.
325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234
Durnam's Floor Covering
Corpers, Linoleum, Formica, Tile
566 W Oak Dial 3-6123
FLOOR SANDING
Floors told and finished. Carlson,
ph.. 3-8442.
FURS
Pearion Fur Repair & Remodeling.
446 S. Pine. Phone 2-1237
PLUMBING
Hurlburt's Plumbing. Dial Sutherlin
2182 or Roieburg 9-S104
Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co.
230 North Sttpheni Phone 3-5377
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co.
805 South Stephens Phone 3-8173
Coen Supplv Co. Phone 3-4461
Hansen's Plumbing & Heoting, Wins
ton. Ph 9-8705
MISCELLANEOUS
Sno-Whlte Quick Service Loundry
Harvard at Baltt. Dial 3 3337
Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-3659
daily circulation of 7,281 and a
production cost this year nf
(279.008, averaging out to (38.32 a
subscriber.
"We seriously question that so
great an expenditure of federal
lunas lor so limned a purpose can
be justified," the team said, it
recommended immediate consoli
dation into not more than four
production and mailing centers-
Atlantic coast, liuil coast, racitic
Coast and Great Lakes and said
the value of the latter was
debatable in view of the decrease
of Great Lakes fishery operations.
Farrell Makes Seattle
Trip At His Own Expense
City Manager George Farrell
startled the Roseburg City Coun
cil at its meeting Monday night
by announcing he would take no
expense money this week despite
the fact he was attending the
Northwest City Managers confer
ence in Washington in an official
capacity.
He said he would be attending
to some personal business also,
so he refused to take any expense
money from the city coffers.
By Jo Fischer
diet no matter what I take . . .
t eat it.
By Hershberger
PRINTERS
M & M Printers-Open Mon. Through
Frl, Closed Saturday.
ROOFING
Aluminum Life time Shingle Co. DIs
trlbutor Aluminum Lock Shingle.
229 E. Robert j. Ph. 3-5127
REFRIGERATION
Commercial Refrigeration Service.
DuFresne Electric, 224 N. Main,
Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223.
RUGS ft CARPETS
F&W Floor Covering
Sales and installation of all types of
floor eoverinas.
Free Estimates S8cH Green Stomps.
325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234.
PHOTO FINISHING
in at 5. out at 9
We give S&H Creen Stamps
CLARK'S STUDIO
10S J. Jackson Phone 3-8526
DUST OILING
FREE ESTIMATES
Roseburg Fuel Oil Ser.
343 N. Jackson ' Ph.3-8153
ROOFING OF ALL KINDS
Roof Repair Re-Rofinf
Retail Solei
AlUMINITE STORM DOORS
! Insulation t Sidinf
FREE DELIVERY
ACME ROOFING
512 W. Oak St. Phone 3-8251
at Phene 3-S65S
Wed. July 21, 1954 The Nsws-Rsvl.w, Roieburg, On. t
Army Announces
Medal Of Honor
For Lieutenant
WASHINGTON UK The Army
announced Saturday award of the
Medal of Honor to 1st Lt. Ben
jamin F. Wilson for "sustained
valor and intrepid actions."
The 33-year-old soldier from
Vashon, Wash., ras a master
sergeant on June 5, 1951, when
his platoon attacked North Korean
Reds in fortifications near Hwach-'on-Myon.
Wounded twice, he io-ji'.' on
with rifle, grenades and finally a
shovel. Wilson and the men with
him killed at least 45 Reds in bit
ter, hand-to-hand fighting.
Even after his second painful
but not serious wound he refused
to leave a position from which he
was covering withdrawal of his
men until all had reached safety.
Four days later- he performed
an almost identical series of ex
ploits which won him another dec
oration second only to the Medal
of Honor the Distinguished
Service Cross.
. He survived both hard-fought
battles, was promoted to officer
rank and now is stationed at Red
stone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala.
He is the 72nd Army man to
receive the nation's highest mili
tary award for action in the Ko
rean War. The time and place of
the presentation will be announced
later.
Wilson and his wife, Mrs. Marv
D. Wilson, and a stepson, live at
Restone Arsenal, Huntsville. Two,
sons by a former marriage live
with their mother in Memphis,
Tenn.
Papers Denied
Dope Addicts
WASHINGTON I The Coast
Guard said Saturday It will prompt
ly launcn "vigorous emorcejnent '
of a new law dejiying seaman'i
papers to dope addicts and sellers.
president Eisenhower signed the
measure this week. For the first
time it empowers the Coast Guard
to act against merchant seamen
convicted, of narcotics violations
on shore.
WiHiout that authority "no
torious narcotic felons and ad
dicts" could continue sailing - on
U.S. vessels to foreign ports where
drugs were, easy to get, the Coast
uuara sam.
The new law enables the Coast
Guard to deny or revoke a sea
man's document within 10 years
of a narcotics conviction. It pro
vides a similar penalty for any
one wno nas ever used dope un
less he can prove he is cured.
WANTED
Planar-grader authorixed to use WCLA stamp.
Must be fully quciified en green common end '
KD upper. Knowledge of pine helpful.
CALL GRANTS PASS 7711 Days, 5483 Nights
In '54, as for more than 20 years before . . .
MORE PEOPLE ARE BUYING
CHEVROLETS THAN ANY
ATLirn fADI Official Nationwide R. L. Polk
V I it tl lAKe & Co. Registration Figures
YOUR DEALER
HANSEN MOTOR CO., Oak & Stephens Sts.
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NURSING CARE
Ambulatory and Bed Patients
Supervised fay
Ragittered Nurse
Kind Personal Attention.
RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM
Rt. 2, Boa 581. Roseburg, Ore.
Phena 1-SSBS
CONSTRUCTION
TODD BUILDING CO.
1 Mile E. on N. Umpquo Hwy.
Pkana 1-559
CONTRACT WIRING
New Houmi and
Electric Heat
BOB'S ELECTRIC
After 5 P.M., Phena 3-4884
Roseburg School
of Business
134 North Jackian St.
Day and Night Classes, '
State Licensed, Appraved
tor Veterans.
MEMBER:
fecific Northwest Soilness
School Astecletian
National Ceunclt and
Association el Satinets Scheefa)
Phone 3-7256
Psychologist Tells How
To Banish H-Bomb Fear
LOS ANGELES I A UCLA
psychologist aiiffesls family orep
aration against any "H-bomb
day."
Experience has shown that ac
tivity reduces fear and anxiety,
Dr. David Boder savs. He has
studied the impact of disaster on
large populations. Accordingly, he
suggesiea:
Plan specific duties for each
member of the family, Dad can
load the car, for example, while
Mother looks after the food, older
brothers and sisters can care for
the younger children.
Decide in advance on a familiar
rendezvous in case family mem
bers are separated. Don't stall or
resist evacuation. Even if the fam
ily isn't hurt by a blast, food and
water may be contaminated.
Have identification tag for all
the family bearing name and blool
type. Invest in E Bonds, cashable)
even If lost or destroyed, especial
ly with list of serial numbers.
Dulles Cancels News
Conference ' For Today
"WASHINGTON (A - Secretary
of State Dulles canceled his news
conference today to keep in close
touph with Indochina truce devel
opments at Geneva.
Dulles, who usually meets wii.n
newsmen on Tuesdays when he is
in Washington, was reported to ba
in frequent telephone and cabls
contact with Walter Bedell Smith,
head of the U. S. delegation at
the Far Eastern conference.
Witer Hester
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ROSEBURG
114 N. ROSE DIAL 3-5574
SUTHERLIN
W. Central - Ph. 2983
PLANER
GRADER BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Far an astro room in attic ar .
basement Mere dotal space
a new kitchen. Call . . .
LESLIE E. ROBERTS
f,17 S. Pine Phona J-S29I
EXCAVATING
SHALE ROCK FOR SALS
Road building and recking. Shovolt,
cars, drag-linot and dump truck!
far hire, by hour ar contract.
C. P. TALLON
2341 N. Stephens Ph. 3-4040
Nelson & Pyle
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Soih and Frames
Mill end Mother - Phena 1-3434
BERKELEY PUMPS
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ta Industries.
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MiH Pumps A Specialty
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