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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1947)
Foresters Plan destructive Gutting' Probe The state forestry board Thurs day launched a study of discrep ancies in state and federal esti f mates . of destructive forest cut ; ting practices tn Oregon. Sparking the' special; committee study, ordered by the board at . its quarterly , meeting j in Salem, ., was a request by George T; Ger linger,' -Dallas timber operator, bo pointed oui that although the state board's Oregon report esti mated 8t per cent 'destructive ' cutting, the federal forest service estimate for Oregon' and Wash . ington snowed a 75 per cent fig ure. "' , . ... Vr'- State Forester Nels Rogers said be believed the . difference was ' caused by varying definitions of . destructive cutting," ,. but tha; - standards for cutting were about the same as approved ' by ' the state and the federal government. In other matters, Rogers erti : mated " the new timber tax of 5 per cent per 1,000 board feet ' would net the state about $300,000 ' during the first year 40 per cent - ri to the forestry department nd the remainder to the Oregon forest research laboratory for wood-waste utilization research. The board appropriated $5,000 for the Keep Oregon Green or ' ganization and approved all 1947 : budgets for forest protection dist ricts of the state. County Deaths, Births Counted A total of 2S8 births, 139 boys and lit girts, occurred in Mar lon county in March,, bringing the year's total to date-up to 728, the county health department report ed Thursday at the monthly meet ing oft its executive board in the local nealth office. r Forty-three men, 33 women and 4 infants under one month died last month bringing the 1947 death toll-to date to 217. Heart disease was the highest cause of death with 20 lister, cancer caused 12, apoplexy and congenital diseases took six each and kidney disease caused eight deaths. During March the health de partment- admitted to service 74 communicable disease patients, 14 venereal diseased-patients and 50 tuberculosis cases-., It conducted 895 school hygiene inspections and 81 adult hygiene classes. , . Although nearly 7500 feet above ca jevei, Aiexico t-ny stands in depression that was once cov ered by a lake. i iipiiO ADD CIIAIIII and distinctiveness to :; your kitchen with bur II0BERII BUILT-IN UIITTS. (We also make bnilt-lns to jor crder) r 3 SALEM OREGON 575 X. Lancaster Drive Phone 9414 tlzxi time travel to COOS DAY or OQCGOH ""'-it " '' GD.GGP On yoar next trip to Cooo Bay or Southern Oregon, try South Pacific's : popular night train. Stretch oat in a roomy, comfort able Standard Pullman berth and sleep soundly while the miles slip way under the wheels. Next morning you're there, rested sad refreshed ready for a day of work or play. Overnight semes returning, also. It's the safe, comfortable, time-saving way to travel. Economical, too. Or you can ride in comfortable coaches at still lower fares. Fot fares, schedules or Pullman re serrations, just call; m Ths Statesman, Sclera. Oregon. Friday. April 18. 1947 7 6 L 'VI' f7 PRODUCER-CONSUMER CAMPAIGN Here's your, chance to make big savings on your favorite canned citrus juices.' It's really an opportunity to stock up on health, because each kind is extra rich in vitamin C. Safeway offers restful, golden orange juice, tangy N '. grapefruit juice, and a taste-tingling blend of both.. You can keep your family Interested in citrus juices by serving a different one every day. Fill x we pantry now while prices are low at Safeway. - These Prices Effective in AU Safeway. Stores in Salem, Silverton, Dallas! mm' -... 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