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Lumber Prices'
Decline Builds
Buying Caution
CORVALLIS (JP) A little
caution on price quoting was noted
in the Willamette valley sawlog
market last week, the Oregon State
college extension service reported,
j In the first of a planned series
, of weekly farm forest market re
; ports, based on data from state
farm foresters and other .sources,
the extension service pointed out
that recent lumber price declines
I had resulted in unsettled condi
I tions.
The report in detail:
DOUGLAS FIR: Willamette val
ley mills wer paying from $35 to
1 $44 a thousand board feet camp
run for second growth saw logs.
Offers were mostly around 40
with premiums paidfo r large logs
i and discounts for small logs. Eight
foot logs down to 6 inch tops
brought $15 to $18 a cord or tt
j to $40 a thousand in the central
and southern part of the valley.
In some localities demand ex
I ceeded the supply. Old growth saw
logs remained steady at prices
ranging from $36 to $58 a thousand,
depending on grade. Peeler logs
were also steady at from $70 to
1 $110 a thousand.
I Prior to the drop in lumber
i prices, second growth stumpage
prices were mostly $8 to $16 a
i thousand, depending on location,
quality, volume, and other con
: ditions. The decline in lumber
! prices has had little effect o n
i stumpage, but loggers are being
i more careful on naming prices.
! PULPWOOD: The pulpwood
market was steady with demand
generally very good. Delivered
prices were $20 a cord for peeled
spruce and $19 for peeled Douglas
Mr. noble fir, white fir, and hem
'ock down to 4 inch diameter in
4 foot lengths. Unpeeled, these
woods down to 6 inch diameter in
8 foot lengths were quoted at $17
! a cord. Hemlock and spruce logs
brought from $35 to $44 a thousand
in the central valley. Cottonwood
ranged from $18 a cord in the
Pemey's
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Moiu, May 21. IfSl TW NtwvKevUw, Rottburtj, Or. I
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VOA: Soma time ago, Commen
tator Gabriel Heatler suggested
that his listeners write him "free
dom" letters (or submission to the
U. S. State department's "Voice
o( America" program for possible
beaming overseas behind the Iron
Curtain. One of Heatter's fans,
Mrs. Lillian Rose, of Arbuckle,
Calif., wrote so poignant a mes
sage expressing the peace hopes
of America that her letter was
selected for the shortwave broad
cast Mrs. Rose's letter was aired with
felling effect, for she received an
answer from a Dr. Ervm Zajtay
of Budapest, Hungary. Although
many letters have been aired on
the VOA broadcasts, rare indeed
are answers from beind the cur
tain. What's more, Mrs. Rose has
received answers from Yugoslavia
and from other European sectors.
This marks onjy the second time
in the numerous Voice broadcasts
that a listener has received a di
rect reply to her letter. Two
months ago, a Rome, N. Y.,
woman heard directly from a lis
tener in Poland.
Every U. S. citizen may con
tribute to Gabriel Heatter's free
dom campaign by writing him
care of the Mutual Broadcasting
system. New York City. N. Y. and
telling what it means to live near
the spirit of liberty.
TONIGHT: Even George Valen
tine will admit that the girl called
"Dove" was a mighty pulchritu
dinous hunk of femininity. She was
a trusting soul and looked on all
of her gentlemen friends at "Big
Brothers." However, when the
gentlemen find themselves victims
of a blackmail scheme, Dove is
on the spot Blackmail eventually
leads to murder, and n.urder leads
i to high adventure at 8 p.m.
I It'i a proven mathematical ax
iom that "you get nothing for
nothing," but it's three for three
as Jack, Doc, and Reggie, on "I
Love a Mystery" investigate a
beautiful woman whose trio of
kisses lead to a trio of murders,
At 10 p.m. the Case of the Frozen
Corpse Lodge begins.
Police Investigate Death
Of Man Allegedly Beaten
SAN FRANCISCO UP) Po
lice are investigating the death of
Peter S. Jensen, identified as
northern valley to $14 in the south
ern valley. Alder was in limited
demand at $17 a cord.
POLES AND PILING: Douglas
fir poles, both peeled and "bark
ies," were in generally good de
mand. Barkie poles ranged from
9 cents to 30 cents per linear foot
for poles from 20 to 75 feet long.
Peeled poles brought from 12 rents
to 36 cent a foot for lengths from
30 to 80 feet in the southern valley.
Northern valley prices for peeled
poles were 36 cents a linear foot
for 55 foot poles and 40 cents for
60 to 70 foot poles, minimum top
diameter 8 inches. Sales of piling
were insufficient to report prices.
HARDWOOD LOGS: Alder, ash
and maple brought $35 to 40 a
thousand board feet in the central
and southern valley. Demand was
generally good, although outlets
are few. Cottonwood ranged from
$22 to $25 I thousand, with a very i
good seasonal demand for 54 inch 1
split and peeled cordwood for ex- j
celsior at $14 a cord, delivered.
One mill in the Eugene area
brought chinquapin at $37.50 a
thousand. I
OTHER FOREST PRODUCTS: I
One mill In the southern valley was
paying $27 a thousand for pine logs.
There is a standing offer of $20 a
ton for Douglas fir bark up to 1V
inches thick at one tannery in the
central valley. Cascara was report
ed at 10 cents a pound green and
25 cents dry at dealers and 27
cents dry, delivered to plants.
Sword fern was 19 cents a bunch
of 52 fronds.
Colombia's Chivor - Somondoco
emarold mines were rediscovered
in 1896 after being lost for about
two centuries.
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Some Prices es ot Show Grounds
45-year-old Grants Pass, Ore., da
iry farmer who died after claim
ing he was beaten and robbed in
a taxi cab.
Jensen was found dead In his
Manx hotel room last Thursday,
three days after he told bellhop
Manuel Garcia that he was at
tacked in cab.
However, a coroner's autopsy
failed to find the cause of death.
Further laboratory tests are un
derway. An inquest will follow.
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