SPANIARD DIES
PAHIS, i Salvador Branas,
minister of information and prop
aganda in the exiled Spanish re
publican government, died here
Tuesday of a heart attack. He
was 61.
Damage By Disease, Insects, Fire Great
Loss Factor In United States' Forests
FRANCISCAN
WARE
Strike Leaders
Arrests Made
In Argentina
BUENOS A1I1ES li
200 strike leaders were arrested Service since 1934.
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Insects, disease, fire, wind and eastern hardwood forests. Because and private owners to pool their
oilier forest foes are killing one of its excellent growth, ease of means to discover and attack dis-
fiith of the wood volume added management, value of its nuts and ease and insect outbreaks,
by new growth in the nation's for- the high desirability of its wood, i. , . ,
esis racn year. me cnesmut was nrooaoiv tne mosi i -- --- . . . ..;,.;. ,.,i
Indirect losses, measurable only highly prized hardwood tree. j Today, forest industries are har-; ,..:, i,i,.,, Amnihuru sermi
!"Jellf,cldJJ",h,"r.a.la!:! P.f;l..ln !893i .valuable species, veiling insect-infested trees KS fiieitag .1 IhS
greater.
In a sm
(trees large
Thuri. Sepr, 26, 1957 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9
Fall Festival Slated Saturday
One of the big events of the have included linens of 11 kinds,
year for the Evergreen Grange I crocheting and embroidery work,
south of Koseburg is its annual; The hamper will be given away
"Fall Festival." scheduled this Saturday niuht. i
Tuesday in Cordoba Province af-! since 1952 he has been assistant Saturday night at 7. i A snack bar will be operated by
ler a 24-hour walkout was called regional forester. Grangers are busily completing (the Home Economics Club under
to protest living costs. , . :.. . nownieville Farrell plans for the event at the grange i the direction of Mrs. Hess. Games
California Region Cats
New Forest Fire Chief
SAN FRANCISCO I - The
California region of the U.S. For
est Service has new chief of
fire rnnlriil. Norman J. Farrell.
About i who has served with the Forest
The strikers also demanded that lives in Bcrkelev
Ihe provisional government ot
lis, is known to be far was slruck by the chestnut blight, 'quickly as possible to salvage the i" anri spttinc un rules for
an importation from Asia. The .lis- timtaT and to move hordes of in- ,k 8 S P ,
ngle year, sawtimber ease rapidly reached epidemic pro- sects out of the woods and awiy , ' . ,
e enough to be made portions and swept through the from healthy trees. Helicopters and ."f ,, s,nke w5 nearly
Announcing his appointment,
Regional Forester Charles Con
naughton said Farrell is taking
over improved methods of fire
fighting, including tactical sup
port of ground fighters with air
OPEN
STOCK
SALE
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into lumber) killed bv hese foes eastern hardwood areas. In 1909 airplanes are used to spray widely ,0,a'1 w',h ,lle. lransP(,rt. system I support, helicopters and smoke-
amounis to 12.lo0.U00.0O0 board production of chestnut lumber infected and inaccessible areas ani1 other services practically at jumpers methods initiated by his
feet. That's enough to build 1.252,- i reached its peak 6ii3,891, 000 board with powerful insecticides to con- standstill. The arrests were predecessor, M. M. Nelson.
200 five-room frame houses feet being exceeded only by ma-jtrol leaf-eating insects. made as strikers tried to stage i Neson wji ieave soon for Wash-
enouj;h for every family living in pie and oak in hardwood lumber A great deal of attention is also ueiiiuuMmuuii.
the State of Massachusetts with urodurlinn. Bv 1944. nrnduction beine civen to tree diseases, in- In Buenos Aires
enough left over to rebuild all Ihe had dropped to Cl.224.000 hoard IcludinR control measures and the 70 per cent of the city's dock
schools and churches of that slate. feet, and today there is no commer-1 hreeching of disease resistant! workers hegan a 48-hour strike
the manufacture of over 5.000 ar- cial production. strains. However, high losses can i Tuesday for higher wages. Troops
growing stock all trees live inches i . j be expected to continue until all j were sent in to help unload snips,
and over in diameter, including I experiments Made commercial stands of virgin tim-j The construction workers union
....,iiun-icc. a aiiKBi-iiiiK i iiyi.c.ci, uiuusii; has nu. Bivt:ii uer are iiaitesicu. vumiiR is uie 'in Huenos Aires said US call tori WARSAW ( A nptitinn nin.
3.389.0O0.O00 cubic feet of wood a up hope of restoring the chestnut only cure tor diseased overmature ,a 24-hour strike, also beginning I teslinc t'oueher censorshio in Po-
ve.-ir In Ihe nation's lit nf i-nmniorn!) Imnc , t i-.. i..i i i.. nii i"uM' vtusui siuj 111 iu
" ... . . ..... . - - - iiit-stiiiv, llau uevil uvniiy juyi ih-i Msnri h hepn sipnpri hv ninp
Despite these losses-plua the tree species. Both industry and High winds and drought cannot cent effective ."iiline Pnlish T writers
steady harvest of timber used in government researchers are ex-.be controlled, but remarkable pro- ,v th . ..:, in ,ie enitil 7 7 7 .. ... . '
the manufacture of over 5,000 ar-: perimenting with various methods 'gress is bein- made in forest fire : e,i"2y . ,L " " " ,,;,? ? i , Informc3, sources said Wednes
licles Americans use every day- for controlling chestnut blight and . prevention, protection and suppres-i"," '' ."!?,, ;,tin,. .nVm,,, Clay ll 'e forwarded to the
the country is growing more wood are attempting to breed chestnut j sion. and methods for preventing
will be played and prizes offered,
repons .iirs. ueorge A. McDowell,
reporter for the grange.
This will be a public event...
CLOSE TO THE NEWS
1 iniflnn HI' vvliprp hp hat: hppn
an estimated i named deputy assistant chief of
the service's resources manage
ment division.
PROTEST CENSORSHIP
depredations by animals are being I ration workers,
developed.
Trees are mortal, loo. nut forest
0 OFF
Two Weeks Only
than is being removed from (he trees that will be blight resistant,
forest for Ihe first lime in the 2Uth Among other outstanding exain
ccnlury. pies of damage caused by forest
epidemics are llie practically total research and improved Forest prac-;
Virgorous Trees Escape destruction of all mature larch tices are continually at work lo as-!
Good forestry is the best preven- stands in the lake states by the sure our nalion of healthier and
tative ot tnese losses. A vigorous larch sawfly about 4o yearn aso; more productive forests.
growing loresi me prime aim oi numerous Dark-Beetle outbreaks in
forestry usually suffers Utile in- the pine and fir forests of the West
jury from most insects and (lis- and South have destroyed many
eases. However, even the most billions of board feet of timber;
thrifty forests arc subject tu at- i and blister rust is a constant threat
tack by various species of saw- to valuable while pines wherevr
flies, lent caterpillars and other i they grow.
leaf eaters. In a well-managed Insects and diseases attack trees
forest access roads provide means from roots to crowns. All ages arc
for reaching with appropriate rem- affected from nurseries to virgin
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i-uii-s anna uuciii-u uy uiu.se uis- , luiesi.s. maiuie siauus, especially , , ... . i i
eases and insects against which those that are overmature, arc us- i ,, T 1 .P L LT pI,
mere vigor will not live nrolec-1 uallv damaued the most, and visor-1 . hands ,of a SDeclal committee
tmn 7,.c t.n,,nn ciQnri. n,D in-, i...i'npre flioiuiay nigiu
Uee.
FROM NINE TO FIVE
Bv Jo Fischer
'Dry Zone' Fate
Placed In Hands
Of Committee
El'GENE i.f The fate of the
"dry zone" around the University
I tion. ous young stands
Recognizing the need for good none is immune.
j forestry, the country's wood-using! Ten years ago a major insect
industries have been carrying on 1 outbreak was almost a hopeless
I for many years two national for- problem. In 1947. the first coordi-
!pll'V ni-nnrmc Ihl-nnoli A,npri,an natpH nTTm-l In cnlt.p lliic nrnhlnm
.cry inupc, s eTerr puuem, ! j oresi t'roducls Industries, Inc. was made, mat year Congress
I lie i-.ufii.-iic v-iir x-uuiivii luin-ii
for creation of a new seven-member
committee, including three
representatives from the univer
sity, to recommend on three
j grocery store beer license appli-
"i-i... a : n' l :.i- .1.- .. : , r 1 . ' CailOnS I IX) In WllllIU t lie ZOI1C. U11C
.. 1 re . 111c mut:i nan lice r di ill svsieiu Willi ine siiuiik uikiuk ui luiesi , , , ,
every single piece of Famous , pnc0Urages and aids private wood-1 industries, passed the Forest Pest ' ih slres , 5. al seckm8
Fronrisrnr. Wn In nur fnr-L-. 1 land owners to practice good for-IControl Bill which provided means p ,.V.''g1e lue"
Fronciscan Ware in our srocki jn niaSagement of their for state and federal governments ! , M J,he ,nsfha"? " '"" .in
will I.- . - U..J. wnnTllanrU .mrl wiv nnhlip rppno. i I ' .tlir lhe . Oregon I.iqi or
win us aeiiinu ui u uuuJU. I -
I n it 1011 to those whose lands have
balancing 20 off for two! been inspected and found to meet (jTOUD lO UDDOSC
ds. i r
weeks.
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Build a new sef or fill-Keep America Green trys to enlist lTv Use For
r present pattern. Iti;a progranl to prevent "man-caused rL....L C.L..I.
in you
the greatest sale ever!
FILL IN THOSE
NEEDED PIECES
FROM THESE
PATTERNS
Desert Rose
Apple
Oasis
'torest lires.
! Destruction of seedlings and sap- . , . !
linus, damage to large trees and PORTLAND I - Ihe Rev.
I deterioration of soils reduced lhe Edward lerry. Portland Metho- j
: productivity of forest lands and'0"'1 district superintendent, was
result in losses of potenlial growth na'ou Tuesday lo head a group
considerably greater than Ihe 10 oppose use ol lax tunas tor ,
measurable mortality. Even seeds I parocniat scnoo s.
the source of future timber crops
are otten eaten by rodents. Deet
damage is serious on some refor-
' pslpil hinds Pni'enninps anil hpnv.
ers inflict heavy damage inmanv Preserve separation of church and
fnrnstpH area The Intal nf riirert ; Slate,
The commission said it would never let myself weigh more than 110. When the scale
low City Council recommenda- ' . . . . . it
He was made president of a
I local chapter of the National
i Protestants and Other Americans
; United, an organization formed to
anH mirttf Inccac im Hiffiiilt In
Autumn estimate.
Duel1 'rt 'tcs Lower
i Hamflpf and rinsl rncl inn nf forest
Stafburst Jrees by insects and disease are (
Control Commission told the city I
last week that it is adoption a
hands-off policy on the dry zone, i
which the commission originally
established several years ago.
follow
lions on granting or refusing li
censes within thj zone.
In other action, the council
voted to serve notice on l.ane
County thai it expects the county
to take out a city building permit
for a new courthouse now under
construction in Eugene.
The county, supported by a rut
ing from Disl. Atty. Eugcnp Vvnn,
has maintained it doesn't have to
pay a building permit fee to the
city because the county is a
branch of the state government,
and so exempt.
hall.
It has been decided to have a
"harvest food stall" as part of the
festival this year. It will include
products of the farm and home
donated by members. Garden pro
duce, eggs, home - canned food
and homemade pies and cakes NOUMAX. Okla. .f) Mis. Tom
will be oirered foe sale. Members , Emerson, wife of the University of
have been asked to bring dona-1 Oklahoma football tackle, will have
tmns early. I the inside story on the nation's No.
Mrs. Gertrude Hess reports that ' I team for her new job. She'll be
women have been working on a sports editor next school term fur
hamper in which grange women i the university's student newspaper.
A Dog's Life
ACP-OSH
1 Old breed of
British dog,
hound
6 Short-legRed
hound doK
12 Opinrd
14 Attack
15 Hebrew
ascetic
16 Dcrhts of
progression
17 Thoroughfares
4 at )
18 Pesler
20 Compass point
21 of th
setting sun
23 Unfettered
'-Mi Perched
27 Mimics
3t Jump I
32 Unclothed
.13 Handle
34 Enthusiastic
ardor
35 Cooking
utensils
36 "My Gal "
39 Pause
40 Workers with
i hides
; 43 Head covering
j 46 Hindu queen
! 47 Seed
( conlainer
I V Wild ass
52 Grumbte
'54 Cylindrical
55 Cuts, as bread
5tt Says
57 Fixed looV
DOWN
1 Poems
2 Trial
A Dutch uncle
5 Annual
income (Fr.)
6 French ,
hunting dog
7 Colorado
resort,
Park
8 King of Judah
(Bib.)
9 Delia nee
10 Falsehoods
11 Otherwise
13 Acts
19 Collection of
savings
21 Meal
22 Swords
23 Pulsate, as
wings
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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25 Direction
28 Wan
29 A ties
30 Dispatched
36 Traps
37 Girl's name
42 Staffers
4;( Kuldiii? beis
44 The ddl
4"i Umihan state
47 Measure of
type
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38 Looks askance 49 From himself
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mountain spur 53 Deep bole
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Sale Ends Oct. 5
Search Continues
For Ship's Crew
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lliere are dangerous sins
developing, indicating a break
down in the traditional American
separation of churcli and state,"
said the Rev. Mr. Terry, who
mentioned recent bills before the
nm a srwrtacular a Ihnse caiispil state Legislature involving free
hv fire, but todav direst insect and text bonks lor parochial schools. , .., .
disease damage alone is around; 1 hc group announced it 'iiUends , "AAlBUIl, l. i man
i. i .. In ;n nln s Ilia nn where Hie fc-leven search planes took
limber a year-nearlv ami limes ! principle is being violated and rom the Azores Wednesday as
he fife damage Th Tie always i under ake action through the ""P" prevailed that more sum
at work inX forests SomeUmes i courts U correct the situation." I jors of the ( erman sailing ship
. Jff.;.iie. .JL -i.' i The ann.uncement also said 1'amir would he found. Six of the
when conditions are especially fa. , "d.-finite steps are now b.Mng , 86';''vmen have been rescued
vorahle, such as when trees are ! la lo direct "public reaction
weakened by severe droughts or! against tax funds now being fun
burnings, their attacks may reach 1 nclled to parochial schools.'
566 S. E. Jackson
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epidemic proportions.
! An outstanding example of the
'damage that can be caused by an
(epidemic is the practically total
destruction of the American chesl-
nut as a commercial tree in our
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CHROME REPLATING
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COMPLETE REPAINT
Earlier reports from the Azores
that an American vessel was
bringing in 40 survivors of Ihe
hurricane-battered bark were
called erroneous. The error was
due lo a radio transmission which
was misunderstood by listening
posts in the Azores.
The Azores are closest to the
position from which Ihe I'aniir
U'ne Incf hfiarH fi-iitn I ntvl ar oc
Veterans Administration Volun- hurricane winds ripped her sails.
;tary Services reports that Hose- j , Wiesbaden, meanwhile, Ihe
i burg High School has furnished H s Air hWe rmi,.,i th civih
I tickets to hospital residents for the survivor as saying 20 companions
Veterans Services
Plan Activities
: football gamos this year.
tin a lifeboal with him had either
Business Agent Taken
i 'Fresh Out' Of Prison
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FOR AS LITTLE $
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The Lane County chapter of the ,i.,i t ,,, r ,. ,ti....i
American Red Cross will furnish j overboard. He was picked up
30 tickets for each home football . Tuesday by the lT S Coast
game at the University of Oregon. Guar( (:im,;r Absecnn.' He told his
1-riday the local Red Cross will rescuers be saw the four-masted
start a beginners dancing class and windjammer sink shorilv after his
would like lo have volunteers to lifeboat was launched.'
assist. .
Saturday evening the Klks will
hold the monthly bingo game with
Fuller .lohnson as chairman. Mr.
and Mrs. Selmer Hicks of t h e
Springfield American Legion visit- WASHINGTON' ? Herman
ed the Veterans Hospital last Sun-, Kierdorf. Detroit Teamsters Co
day. They brought XI dozen cookies ; ion business agent under James
and conducted activities in t h e ' R. lloffa, testified Tuesdav llolfa
giove. lured him fresh out of the Ohio
penitentiary on Ins promise to be
"a scholar and a gentleman."
Kierdorf was the first witness
!to testify as the Senate Rackets,
investigating Committee reopened i
PORTLAND :t Northwest hearings into the activities of Hof-,
Orient Airlines will inaugurate the fa, .Midwest Teamsters boss who1
first nun-stop airline service he- is seeking the Teamsters Cnion
tween Portland and New York national presidency.
City Sunday. The Teamsters convention opens
the eatbound flight will origi-1 .Monday in Miami Beach. Kla..
nate in Seattle and will stop at with election of officers due in
Portland, from where it will leave midweek
daily al 9 a.m. !orihwest esti-1 Hotfa, in earlier committee ;
mates Hying lime at 7 hours and hearings in August, was accused
10 minutes. i of misuse of union funds and pow-
The westbound flight will leave ers and association with gang
New York at midnight, with fly-' slers.
ing time to Portland estimated at
8 hours and 30 minutes.
Northwest will use DC7C planes
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MOW IS THE N STARTED, MR. SOME OF TMr ) BUf EUMNlNJG DOWN TME OPPoSITiOS. .
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