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16 Pa jíes Section Two । Cottage Grove Sentinel CtHTAGE GRoVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON TUt RS! )AY. JAM'AKY ?l IT, 2 NUMBER 24 Atomic Exhibit F°reSt Chief s Annual Report: Senator Jack Lynch Tosses Hat In Ring For State Treasurer Ça» for 11 a # A Need Ways to Fight Insects, Disease; □ef ror u or u Sels So(ution t0 Mine C|a¡m Prob|em University of Oregon, Eugene (Special) An Atomic Energy Ex hibit, considered to be the nation's Watts in his annual report also most complete atomic energy dis stated that hundreds of new min play, will be shown on the Univer ing claims were filed on national sity campus In Eugene for three forest land throughout the coun days, starting January 29. try last year, adding to the man The show, brought direct from agement problem created by some the AECa Oak Ridge latsirato- two million acres presently cov- HM, has been planned to give the ered by mining claims. layman an understanding on nil- Many of these claims, which clear energy and K m place in the make effective land management world of today and tomorrow J imiKmxiblc In numerous areas, are Origin of the energy, how It was believed to have been located for harnessed, and th«- practical good other purposes than mining, such that might come of it are ex as summer home sites, rights to plained In the exhibits. Included Is valuable timber, and control of ac a section on civil defense. cess routes to large tracts of pub To Hr Dvmonxt rated lic timber, the report added. Sponsors of the Eugene show- Gives HoluUonx are the University of Oregon and The chief of the Forest Service the General Extension Division of presents two possible solutions to the state system of higher educa the mining claim problem which tion. It will la- shown in the Erb would enable legitimate miners Memorial Union on the campus to pros|>ect for and develop needed and will be demonstrated by stu mineral resources and enable the dents. Forest Service to manage the non- The exhibit is shown in n guided mlncral resources of the national 144 hour jour. No charge is made forests for the interests of all. for the exhibit. School groups are These solutions are: ( 1 > separation |>artlcularly urged to take advan of surface and mineral rights, or tage of tlie opportunity to view •2) leasing of lands for minerals. the display which is directed par ticularly toward the high school 1». J. NELSON IH LISTED level and adults. Eugene hours arc ON ONC HONOR ROLL 1 pm. to 9 |>.m dally, except Jan Oregon State College, Corvallis, 31, when the show opens at 9 a m. (Special) Donald John Nelson of and closes at 5 p.m Cottage Grove, graduate student Four Show ('enters Eugene is one of the four cen at Oregon State college, has been ters In the state where the display listed on the fall term scholastic will be shown. It will oja-n in honor roll. Nelson earned a straight ’•A" MMfbrd on January 24 through 26; Eugene, January 29 through average in his course work of at 31; Corvallis, February 4 through least 12^ academic hours. THRß WEtK The need for more progress in protecting the nation’s forests against insects and diseases was noted this week by Lyle F. Watts, U. S Forest Service chief, in his annual report to the Secretary of Agriculture. Watts stated that millions of board feet of timber needed for defense, housing. In dustry, and home use are lost each year to insects and disease. Greater Than Fire Greater loss of timber results from insects and disease than from fire. During the 10-year pe- riod 1934-43, losses from fire aver aged 460 million cubic feet of timber a year. During the same period, about 622 million cubic feet were lost to insects and dis Portland State Senator Jack ease, it is estimated. In 1951, national forests re ■ Lynch today tossed his hat in the turned to the U. S. Treasury $1,- ring as a candidate for the Repub- 194,000 more than the total cost of । lican nomination for state treas their protection and management, urer of Oregon at the primary and are contributing increasingly election on May 16. Senator Lynch presents an im to the nation’s supply of forest products. During the year, approx pressive record of accomplish imately 4.6K8 million board feet of ments in fields that have close timber were cut from them, the i association with the responsibili highest cut in the history of the ties of a state treasurer, particu Forest Service. Annual timber larly in the functions of that of production from the national for ficial as a member of the state ests could be stepped up about 50 board of control. insurance agent can give you 010 ALL THREE L«^ S,XSX:U. BOB BAUDER Main valuable timber. In 1951 about 928,000 acres were sprayed with a budworm kill of over 95 percent Coat of the Xtoll 0^ 8 2 - 2 *’ra« o . .. . of of 640.000 acres of infested forest land n Oregon and Washington, ,o areas of good timber which are so heavily infested that extensive tree kill- Ph. 100 sprayed. I-egal Forms—The Sentinel Phenix Colored its & Vegetables BE SERE SHOW HOW^”WAY Portland- Sigfrid B. Unander has submitted his resignation as chairman of the Republican State Centra) Committee "to take part in the other side of political ac tivity and become a candidate for high public office.” Unander, who has held the chairmanship for three years, an- mw 52 dodge find features that make driving easier, safer, more economical . . . value that protects your investment and adds to the pride and prestige of Dodge ownership. Here’s the sensible way to choose a new car ... to end all guesswork and gamble! What’s more, the proof is /re«. 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He did not state what public office he will seek, but persistent reports have him running for state treasurer. LOAM WmcN you come in to see the excit ing new ’52 Dodge . . . judge it the new ".Show Down’ Way. Youll see in black and white how Dodge compares feature-by-feature with curs costing hun dreds of dollars more. One after the other you can check the performance, comfort and economy of the new ’52 Dodge against other cars. You’ll Shortening 2 pounds 25c Norblad Announces I TUNA a 1 ™ For Re-election 1 SALMON C.*™“ ‘ - SHAD No. 1 Tall Tins ___ __ ____ To U. S. Congress Rep. Walter Norblad of the OYSTERS Smoked Fancy _____ First Oregon Congressional Dis OYSTERS Royal Chef, Med. trict this week announced his can didacy for reelection. Norblad, a CLAMS Royal Chef Minced 43-year old Astorja lawyer, who S. Unander Resigns Central Committee To Run for Office JEWEL J Lb. Can 79c Good Quality Too , ? S,ate ’usurer s unpor. '®nt iutlfs a® custodian Of all S,at* il^S anf •ecurlties lnK to ,he various trust funds of au,e’ of »‘ate land tx)ard' a"d «»‘de fr°m hi* duties as a member of the land h0’"1 bank*nR board, bond com- mission, reclamation and other boards and commissions, he is a member of the important board or control" _ _______________ । was first elected to Congress shortly after his discharge from the Army in 1945, is completing j his fourth consecutive term in ! the House. His current committee assignments include membership on the powerful Committee on Committees and Armed Services, and the position of Western Re- | publican Whip. Norblad is a graduate of the ; University of Oregon, having ob tained a degree of Doctor of Juris prudence at the Oregon Law School. He is married and has one son, twelve years old. OLEO 2 Lbs. 49c MARCHo'DIMES percent if access roads were built In Senate Lynch served as state senator into areas now inaccessible._____ from Multnomah county during Subject to Illa the 1943-47-49 and 1951 sessions. "Like mankind, the trees of the forest are subject to many ills," He has been chairman of the com mit tees on state affairs, public the chief forester stated in the health and game and has served report. Various fungi and bacteria on the following important com produce rusts, wilts, blights, and mittees: public buildings and in rots. Destructive forest insects in 6; and Portland. February 9 stitutions, rules and bills, revision clude the spruce budworm, tus CAN HE FATAL through 12. sock moth, larch sawfly, tent cat of laws, commerce and navigation, Remember this is the age of federal relations, county affairs, Many a youngster gets behind high pressure and high speed. Let’s erpillar. gyjmy both. and the En- insurance, military at fairs, elec gh-man spruce beetle. the eight-ball by taking the wrong not catch the fever It can be Here in the Pacific Northwest, a tions and commerce and utilities cue. fatal. These legislative capacities have total of 2.129,000 acres of Douglas given him an understanding of ite timber land has been sprayed state fiscal, institutional, public from the air in the battle against the spruce budworm, all in the liealth, commerce and natural re source conservation problems. I»ast three years. Federal and state Policy Statement agencies and private landowners In a prepared statement of pol- SfLXX.xz.s ^ch Look! your STATE FARM A penny saved is still a penny earned — and you’ll save many a penny buying al your food needs at WOLF ARD'S. Since every item is low priced every day, it stands to reason that you’re bound to save all along your food list — and that means a lower total cost for your basketfull of foods. 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