South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 155, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 June 1919 — Page 16

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Director General Hines Outlines P!ans for Future of Country's Railroads.

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cr General Ihr.'- " tr.-j Amrriran Short K'i;lr.:! .i-' ration ; convention hrf T-'liy hi- 7! in fori a jw-rmanrnt f olutH-n r,f th raIro:il problem, und r whlth th r.nlrn i-I-? wouM b- ror.-o!ifJ.it- I ir;t from 1 t

to 20 pr'.'t yst-m-. ur.I'r jrov rnmnt r'ilitiun v;f;V i-?if !y . I n it as to attract j rivit- .1 j 1 r.i 1 an.! affording protection to th- Wf.ik r ro.nJ.v Th rn!y nit r r: :i tiv- to ;h r-z-Ulatk;n, J rlar 'l. Uf. iM ho Hc own'-rfhJp for un ! r any 'itlr privat- manaprri' fit wn:.M In- ij"mfl to u.tirn.it-- f.u!';r-. Th- l:r"-rtor .'nf-r.-i I nii! thit un-

!r th plan of consolidation, e.ich

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i itivc- c harnct'-r and have eovornmor.t ! r"pr-s ntation on its dir ctor it. J A workaSlc J',iM.s on which a propt rMurn -,n th valuation of the in r! proj.ortirs could ho appertained, '.v i -- - - r t ; . I . Mr. Hir.'-s declared, iidilln tl.it -.-s famine:- should

f." Iivid'd l'-twf-n th railroad? and th- cnvt-niri'.f'nt. Karnincs put hack i::to prop rt j s, hp asrteil, should r.' t fr.rni the bais for an increased a I u .' t ir.n. Prompt art'on by enns-rs in providing for th future of railroads was n '-.-: ry in Mr. Hints' i'.v. as the pi(-nt situation causes thn public to h JtfT.

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