Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, April 13, 1952, Image 3

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    orest Receipts Hit
3911923 Record
' i. National For-.$21,250,000 during the ei
Spring Upsurge
Found Slower
Wusn- natlonal for-
wP1m, region in forest re
".ffh Tfirst eight months
rt 7!" .., Elected $3,911,
Kertlastyear-
T,.i 1. accoru---
...tr J. HerDert
'"i"' ,..-. Mnrthwest. na-
IM Wculr.... i.,,.1 al-
. -ofPiuia -
W?!ZrZ the similar
vear, iw 8 TOUU Wi
-I I
rArridentS
I $T Friday and early
...,-J riarllnvthn. 494
i Ave., wm ""
11 .. Police reported
. inRl tiirinr at 543
ta ni a."1 . .T
IMS i - . rn
Virgil James - -
it... .lat nn was isaucu
mis Pt.
rtv itsie ivi.M.."-".
".,7.. iit40 a.m. acci-
ftfiay at 11th and Patter-
. Bom rai"'""
. .... .Jn nnsrotpri
t. .nri 1 IMDU Btuoii "i
..lu... HIH Pearl
"'" j .climated
,tctivea uou.s-
months. Stone sairl.
Twenty-five per cent of the re
ceipts is returned to the coun
ties In uhirh the fnree.e f
use by schools and for building
roaas. nn aaamonai iu per cent
is usea lor rorest service roads.
Pnvmpnt tn pmmlioc hat. a !n
creased steadily in recent years,
stone pointed out. In fiscal year
1851, Oregon counties received
more than $4,250,000. an aver
age of 29 cents from each acre
of national forest land. Washing
ton counties averaged 22 cents an
acre.
Second and third hlohocf in
come producing forests in the re
gion were the Olympic and Gif-
iora t-incnot national Forests,
both in Washington, which col
lected $2,320,300 and 1 A41 11D
respectively during the first eight
momns or mis iiscau year.
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sun., Apr. 13, IMj Pq
Onion Editor Views
'Unusual' Lamb's Tongue
quintuplet - type Lamb's
Tongue showed up on the
Onion Editor's desk Friday, a
present' from Mrs. Ralph Van
Kork, 3071 Whitbeck Blvd.
Mrs. Van Kirk says that the
five-blossomed Lambs Tongues
are rather unusual, In that the
cream colored lilies usually have
only one blossom on a stem in
the wild state. She found the
delicate wild plant in her yard
Friday afternoon, .
SALEM UP) Th
recovery in nrrwnn'e i,.c:A-
is slower than that of last year,
me oiate unemployment Com
pensation Commission said Friday.
The CommisKinn nnnnnnM.! 4Un
ioi.ouu persons were working in
late March In nnn.f.m, iu.
which was 3600 less than the total
year earlier.
Forest inHllctrioe -K
'J cnipiujcu Id,"
400 men. a rirnn nt o inn -
wiaicn in laai.
J-he commissinn lietoi 40 onf
Persons as Unpmnlnvari Jth 'ina
rate of insured unemployed be-
The COmmissinn n
101,532 in benefits in March. 29
per cent more than in March.
1951. Benefit nsvmant.. ! 4U- I i
p"j..iv.iwi hi me i.rst
three months th( vaa ,a i
383,083, the second hlehest tn.
iai xur mar nertnH nf ha
post-war years. The highest first
quarter post-war total was in
1950. When evtreTrtali, anl.4 .....
- wea
ther forced closure of many indus-
DIFFICULT TRIP
LOWELL Jimmy Morean. 11
is back from Jerome, Idaho, with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
James Huff of Oakland with
whom he traveled tn viit h;e
grandparents. The trip home re
quired 29 hours which ordinarily
umes auoui 17 nours. ine car
was towed through water this side
ot vaie ana tney encountered
much difficult driving through
wasnouts toward Bend.
lib 'iWl?
IT'S EXCITIJVC: IT'S KEWt
Casual Furniture
fashioned for Today's Mode of Living!
4
COFFEE AND CONVERSATION . . . Rush-Tex
panel enots of loose cushioned
back sofa; Amber Birch finished
back . . . 159.95 . . . Cocktail
Table 24"x48", H 16" . . . 53.75
Entertain . . .
Easily
informally
with
1 I I i.vJ tLjif--.f
mm at
AMBER
BUFFET TABLE smartly letf guests serve themselresl
Btructural stretchers placed high
lor unobstructed knee room.
Leaves down, 30"x42"t as here,
B0"x42"j fully extended 86"x42".
134.95. Upholstered side chair
UiM.
i
wm. RUSH-TiX
It's as salty as Cape Cod ... as smart as Park
AvenueThere's a grass roots charm about
It that warms yonr heart and pats yon lm
mediately at ease. There's a simple elegance
In ragged Rush-Tex combined with Amber
Birch finish .... In smooth uncluttered
lines that make for easy upkeep .... and
more time for friends and fan.
Only 10 of oar large grouping of COUNTRY
MODERN living dining pieces.
POPCORN AND POP . . . Good stories flow
easily when good friends gather
Japanese fashion for midnight
refreshments. 15" H Cocktail Tab!
Is 40" In diameter . . . $48.50.
"
CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT ...
Rush-Tex paneled arm chair,
loose cushion back . . $79.95.
CANASTA OR DINING Fashionably Round.
I1M MM . 1 . AIM
M diameter einsnae no ...
$74.95. Saddle seats, backs steam
bent to fit: Mates chair, $22.50 . .
side, $15.50.
Friday Nights 'Hi 9 p.m,
at the Corner ot Eighth & Olive
Daly 3:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.