10 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, June 30, 1949
Camp Adair Damage Action
Brought to Final Approval
". Dallas, June 30 Judge C. F. (Jack) Hayes of Polk county states
that the county -court had agreed to a settlement of damages done
to Camp Adair area roads by the army at $104,060. This offer
was made to the county sometime ago by the judge advocate
general of the army, but the county court appealed the matter
on the grounds that the sum ai-
lowed did not cover two mar
ket roads in the area and was
insufficient to cover damage
done. They asked for $150,000.
However, a letter from Col.
H. C. Chuck of the office of
the assistant secretary of the
army, informed the court this
week that action of the chief of
the claims and litigation divl
sion of the army in setting the
$104,060 figure had been up
held. . A wire from Senator Guy
Cordon which arrived shortly
after the letter advised the
court that it would be neces
sary to make settlement at once
In order that the sum be in
cluded In this year's deficiency
bill before the adjournment of
congress on July 25.
Consultation with a local at
torney confirmed the fact that
further pressing the claim
would be useless at this time.
The army spokesman pointed
out that $469,000 had been
spent by the federal government
on substitute secondary high
ways in the area. (Judge Hayes
declared that the new roads do
not serve all the territory as
those for which no damages
were allowed.)
Col. Chuck stated further
that the state had quit-claimed
the two roads over which the
issue arose to the federal gov
ernment during the war. Since
they were the property of the
federal government at that time,
the army had no obligation to
maintain them, he said. The
roads are now being maintain
ed by the county.
Judge Hayes stales that all
the . money to be received wili
be used on the Adair roads and
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Spring Frosts
Injure Plantings
Spring frosts that weakened
new canes in some Thornless
Evergreen blackberry plantings
may result in a short crop in
1950 if corrective measures are
not taken soon, believes County
Extension Agent D. L. Hasmus
sen. He recommends cutting
out severely frosted canes or
cutting back to a strong side
arm below the frosted area.
First report of frost injury to
that a separate fund will be set
up apart from the county bud
get for the administration of
the proceeds.
Thornless Evergreens was made
to Rasmussen by A. B. Weisner
of the North Howell district
early in May. Some of Weis-
ner's new canes had shrunken
at the tips because of frost in
jury. They were twisted and
deformed. Cut surfaces shows
blackened water-soaked tissue
in the pithy part of the cane.
Last week an examination of
the Lawrence Paradis planting
south of Woodburn was made
by Dr. E. K. Vaughan, plant
pathologist at Oregon State col
lege, and Rasmussen. The Para
dis planting showed winter in
jury to part of the new canes
in the lower part of the field.
However, the injured canes also
showed new growth beyond the
frosted areas.
Rasmussen warns growers
that frosted canes are weak
canes even though they may
still have enough vigor to force
growth past the frosted areas.
"It is better to remove frosted
canes now than have them break
at the weakened areas when
they're trained on the wires
next year. Growers will find
that frost injury varies from hill
to hill. Removing weakened
canes will allow greater sap
flow through the healthy canes
left in the hill and probably re
sult in a normal crop in 1030,"
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