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CE Official Says Exploiting Halted On Atom Reactors WASHINGTON Lfl General Electric's top atomic executive de clared Tuesday that official sec recy and lack of an assured fuel supply are obstructing industry from the exploiting "a wide open" foreign market for atomic power reactors. Francis K. McCune, vice presi- GUARANTEED SERVICE All Makes RADIOS-TV HALLICRAFTER TV SETS One of the finest equipped shops in Oregon to handle your television repairs. More trained help has been add ed. FOR SERVICE CALL PHONE 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO PACIFIC HIGHWAY NORTH dent of the General Electric Co. I and general manager of its Atom-1 ic Product Division, addressed 400 members of the Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc., which opened a three! day meeting here in connection i with the country's first atomic trade fair. 1 McCune revealed that most ma- jor American companies brought 1 back from the recent atoms-for-1 peace conference at Geneva "ma-! jor prospects for sales in the Eu-I ropean market." ' This business hf nrnrlii-lod will gear up the industry for "our own tremendous market coming up." "We. and many other firms, have in mind right now requests from many foreign governments and private groups to submit pro posals on reactors varying from research reactors to large power installations," McCune said. 7 Pilof Meat Inspection Program Gets Started SALEM Wl The state's pilot meat inspection program was started in Salem this week, the Oregon Department of Agriculture I announced Wednesday. For the next three weeks, every I slaughtering plant in the Salem area will have all of its meat in-1 spected. I The Legislature authorized the pilot program to find out if a I complete state inspection program is necessary, and how much it i would cost. I Similar pilot inspections will be made in other sections of the state. McCune said he feels sure the United States can retain tight sec recy on atomic weapons work but relax on imformation concerning peacetime uses of the atom. McCune predicted that the Ge neva meeting, by revealing that Britain and Russian technology is approximately abreast of this country's in peace time applica tions of nuclear power, may achieve the elimination of "exces sive secrecy" in which this country has sheltered this knowledge. Walter Hanson Named Wildlife Supervisor PORTLAND Wl Dr. Walter O. Hanson has been named to super vise wildlife activities for the U.S. Forest Service in its Pacific North-1 west region. . Dr. Hanson comes to this area from the Black Hills National For est where he was a staff assistant. He succeeds William W. Huber who has been assigned to Forest Service headquarters in Washing ton. D.C. f Hanson is a native of Utah and has been employed by the Forest Service since 1935. Church's Drug Store OPEN EVERY WEEKDAY 8 AM to 10 PM SUNDAYS, 10 AM to 6 PM Park Free and Shop at Leisure Prescriptions filled Promptly and Accurately Friendly, Personaliied Service at CHURCH'S DRUG STORE Rose Hotel Annex Phone OR 3-6333 EARTHQUAKE FELT ' PASADENA, Calif. I A dis tant earthquake strong enough to cause considerable damage if it struck in a populated area was recorded Wednesday by the Cali fornia Institute of Technology. Seismologists had no distance or direction. The first shock was timed at 1.30:21 a.m. PST and a second shock at 10:40:45 a.m. . Knowiand Opposes Selling Surpluses To Soviet Russia WASHINGTON tfl Sen. Know land (R-Caiif) opposed Thursday proposals of some other senators that this country sell some of its bulging farm surpluses to Soviet Russia or other Communist na tions. Such action, he told newsmen, "would strengthen their economic and military organizations. A lot1 of free people and nations in the world could use our farm sur pluses." In a speech Wednesday night before a University of North Caro lina forum at Chapel Hill, Know land rejected the theory that smiles and words of Soviet spokes men in recent months indicate an easing of world tensions. Instead, Knowiand called for a continued tough policy with the Kremlin bosses and predicted that this will be an issue in next year's elections of a President and Con gress. "No political party and no candi date will be able to evade or submerge such an issue in 1956," Knowiand said, adding: "If there is to be a change in policy it should be by deliberate choice of the American people and not by a diplomatic shell game". . . Asked by newsmen if this and other blunt phrases were a criti cism of foreign policies of Presi dent Eisenhower or Secretary of Slate Dulles, Knowiand insisted they were not. NW Real Estate Conference Ends Bob's Lockers formerly Horry's Will Be Open 7 Days A Week Until 9 P.M. All During Deer Season. Lockers Available 1835 North Stephens ORehord 3-3367 ' CfA tilt vfr V j i 4. . V r S DON'T MAKE A MOVE 'TIL YOU SEE FLEGEL HOUSEHOLD MOVING Local or Nationwide OFFICE MOVING Household Goods Storage TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. FLEGE 900 E. 3rd Sr. Roseburg, Oregon Phone ORehord 3-4436 DEI FIXTURES & SERVICE New Work or Repair Work Estimates Gladly Made CALL US Garretsen Building Supply Co. 402 W. Ook Ph. OR 2-2636 v , NOT SO CORNY Corn yields on many Wisconsin farms will be down this year, and Ralph Lukken of Madison shows why. Kernels have developed only in the center of the ears, leaving both ends barren. Wisconsin farmers are expecting a loss of three million dollars due to this year's drought. MOUEST MAIDEKS Tndemirk Rnlittrtd U 8 Pitent Offle I -lip- Mr)tnL KB ALAsKI u .,,..... 1-3 "I keep it on for Butch. He gets so bored in this small apartment!" RADIO SERVICING Snvder'j RodiD & TV Hospital Ex pert Repairs. All makes. 503 N. .'ackson OR 2-2457. PLUMBING K & C Plumbing Co. Free Estimates. OR 3-3509 1030 E. 6th. Hurlburt's Plumbing Any type. Ph. 3244. Sutherlin. FLOOR SANDING Floors laid and finished, ph. OR 3 8442. Carlson, ROOFING Acme Roofing Co., 512 W. Oak. OR 3-8255. DECORATORS Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-537 Harris Plumbing & Heating Co ?05 South Stephens Phone 3-8173 Coen Supply Co. Phon 3-4461 Hansen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins ton Ph 9 8705 ELECTRICIANS Hvdorn Elect.-ic, 2125 Hollii St. OR 3-5096 No Sat. work. Free estimates. Du F-esne Electric. 304 N. Vain U'al 3-5358 or 3-3223 Painting and paper hanging. H. "Woody" Wood, OR 3-4240. REFRIGERATION Refrigeration Engineering Sales ond Service "by George" OR 2-1032 906 B-ooklyn CARPENTERS Building and Kemodefing All Types Leo E. Kowalewski OR 3-8U20 JOHN A. JOHNSON Watch maker and Jeweler 1 TO 5 DAY SERVICE 101 SOUTH JACKSON Located in the E. G' High Insurance Office ROOFING New Roofing ond Repair Work Free Estimates All work guaranteed Fisher Thorsen Paint Co., Portland W E. DAUWl S PHONE ORehord 2-1S71 SPOKANE I The Northwest Real Estate Education Conference, 1 three-day meeting attended bv nore than 1,000 realtors from ail arts of the Pacific Northwest, Mided Wednesday night with the election of officers. Colburn L. Crabinhurst of Sa lem was named president for Ore Son; Marion Voorhees of Boise, president for Idaho; A. O. Sokolo iki of Missoula, president for Mon ona; and Vern Lockwood of Bcll ingham, president for Washington. A final-session speaker told of new progress in rehabilitating out moded dwellings in deteriorating neighborhoods. Walter S. Dayton of Bayside, N.Y., chairman of the Build a Bet ter American Council of the Na tinal Assn. of Real Estate Boards said Jendinjr Institutions previous ly had taken a dim view of such rehabilitation programs. But under new FHA terms, he said, "property owners and invest ors will be able to secure long term, low down payment loans on about the same basis as those available for new construction." SAIL FOR BRAZIL TOKYO l Some 550 Japan ese emigrants sailed for Brazil Tuesday as part of the ninth emi gration program this year. Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sosh otid Fromej Porrott ond Mother OR 3 3434 PHOTO FINISHING in at 5, out at 9 We give S&H Creen Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO 10S S. Jockion OR 3-8526 TAXIDERMY TmrirWmv Tannina. Ruas made from j your animal skins. Lanqenberg's, ' Junction. Ambutory and Bed Pvrientt Superviied by Reaittered NurM Kind Penonat Attention. NURSING CARE RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM Rt. 2, 6ov S81. Rotnburg, Or ORehord 3-5585 IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 6:15 P.M. DIAL 2-2631 Roseburg School of Business 134 North Jockion St. Day and Night Claim, State Licensed. Approved tor Veteranl. 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