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LAKE SHORE NEWS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1919 Fuel Situation May Become Acute That the fuel situation may become acute this winter Js indicated by orders received recently from Re- gional Director R. H. Aishton con- cerning railroads in the northwest- ern region with reference to the prompt handling of coal car equip- ment. The orders sent out by the regional director may be summariz- ed as follows: The commercial fuel situation, due largely to conditions not under the control of the railroad administra- tion, is becoming acute, and the de- mands on the transportation facili- itse for the movement of fuel during the next three or four months will be extremely heavy. To secure de- finite results every detail concerned with the movement of coal and the cars necessary for its transportation must receive the personal and con- stant attention of every officer in the transportation and traffic depart- ment of each railroad. Genera! instructions are at the present time in existence but special emphasis is placed at this time upon the importance of eliminating de- lays in the movement of both empty and loaded coal cars; prohibition of the use of gondolas needed for coal service for miscellaneous material; putting into service light capacity open top cars and ballast and con- struction cars for the purpose of handling road making materials, thereby releasing other cars for the handling of coal; preferencing the repair of cars needing light repairs: prompt unloading of every car of coal received, and the policing of car .loading to secure the greatest practicable loading per car. Delays to coal cars, due to reconsignment, and accumulation of cars for in- dustries in excess of their ability to unload promptly should be reported to the office of the regional director at Washington, D. C. L. F. SWIFT, Jr., DRAWS HEAVY FINE FOR HASTE For the second time in four months Louis F. Swift, Jr., appeared Monday before Magistrate D. M. Mickey on the charge of speeding. "It seems to me," commended Jus- tice Mickey, opening the hearing "that you were here just a few months ago and that you were driv- ing thirty-five miles an kour then. At that time you asked for the leniency of the court because you were visit- ing your home for the first time aftgr six months' service overseas. What is the reason today, Mr. Swift?" "My father and I were in a hurry to get to our office," Mr. Swift re- plied. "Not so good a reason," returned the justice, shaking his head with fravity. "You are fined $40 and costs, fr. Swift." 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