Thursday, April 2, 195J
CALLED TO SERVICE
; ". y
DallasLeaving the Dallas office of Polk County Selec
tive Service Local Board No. 1 Tuesday for induction into
the armed forces was a detachment of'four men. They are,
from left, front row, Leonard Bathke and George Hilde-
i brand; back row, Russell Graves and Darwin Kimball.
They were inducted at Portland Wednesday.
OSC Schedules Appearance
;Of Oscar Levant April 18
'i Oregon State college, Cor-
Tallis, Oscar Levant, one of
the most colorful personali
ties In American music, will
appear in the O.S.C. coliseum
on Saturday, April 18, at S
p.m. In person in his first con
cert tour since his most recent
screen success in "American
in Paris" in which he eo-
starred with Gene Kelly and
Leslie Caron.
j The ' piano star of "Who
Said That," "Information
JPlease," "The. Telephone
IHour" and other topflight
For Silverton
i Silverton Dr. R J. Van
Cleave has completed plans
for a clinic in the near vicinity
of the local hospital at the cor
ner "of Welch and Phelps sts.
.- Under the construction su
pervision of tne John Pfeifer
Company, of Silverton, work
"is to begin Monday, April 6
' With a full crew directed per
sonally by Mr. Pfeifer.
The completed building will
.be ready for occupancy by
' tarly autumn.
"yBlueprints were furnished
by John Grimmergroom, Sal-
"m architect. The Eastman
company of Silverton will in
stall the heating equipment;
George Gatchett, the plumb
ing; the local Starr electric
ians, the lighting; the paint-
lna. roofing, concrete, and cab
inet work will be by Salem
and local firms.
Physicians in charge of the
operating clinic will be Dr. R.
- J. VanCleave and his associate,
Dr. Gordon C. McNeilly.
The clinic building covers
an area of 4,500 square feet of
ground on the former Aim
estate. The frontage length
facing the hospital on Phelps
St., is 107 feet.
The wing of the "T" shaped
building, extending east is 90
feet in length, v
The entire clinic apace is
all on one floor level except
ing the storage room, and the
employees lounging room and
kitchenette, which is one-half
basement level. Five thousand
square feet of pavement on
the Welch St. side will be for
parking space for 20 or more
cars.
The S3 main rooms of the
clinic include two offices for
the doctors VanCleave and Mc
Neilly. A 33 by 17 foot waiting
room area, with a special
smaller waiting room for pos
sible contagion cases.
Canada Slayer
To Hang in June
Vancouver, B. C. (P) Wal
ter Pavlukoff, 89, Tuesday was
sentenced to hang June 23 for
the murder 5 years ago of a
Kitsilano district banker.
nf in men and two
women convicted Pavlukoff of
the fatal shooting Aug. 25, 1947
cf Sydney Petrie, manager of
the Kitsilano branch of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Petrie was shot by a gun
man who entered the bank Just
before closing time.
A warrant for Pavlukoff's
t (mum! after the
shooting. He was captured
near Toronto some five years
later afiir a msrcnnt reoog
Hired him from Police phto
graphs.
New Hospital
i
hadio and TV programs will
come here e a special attrac
tion sponsored by the depart
ment of education activities.
Tickets at popular prices will
go on sale Tuesday, April 7,
at the Memorial Union build
ing on ' the Oregon State
campus and in other Willa
mette valley towns.
Levant has delighted mil
lions of listeners with his
fabulous memory and his .
verbal adroitness en radio
programs. His piano record
ings have placed him high
among the record sellers of
the land and his motion pic
tures have further impress'
ed his droll personality
upon the public.
Each season, . between
motion pictures and radio and
television engagements, Le
vant takes time out to make
a personal appearance tour,
to personally contact the pub
lic which follows him .upon
the screen; the phonograph
and the airwaves.
Despite his manifold act!
vitles, Levant is first and
foremost a musician of the
highest calibre. His extra
ordinary virtousity as a
pianist has earned him the
distinction of appearances
as guest soloist with the
New York Philharmonic, the
Philadelphia orchestra, the
NBC symphony and the
orchestras of San Francisco,
Minneapolis, P 1 1 1 sb n r g,
Cleveland, Washington and
Rochester. . 1
Among his successful mo
tion pictures have been
"Rhapsody in Blue," the
screen story about his closest
friend, the late George Gersh
win; "Humoresque," "The
Barkleys of Broadway," "Kiss
the Boys Goodby," "Rhythm
of the River." and numerous
shorts with his colleagues on
"Information Please."
Boys Didn't
Get to Texas
Bend U.R) Two young boys
who wanted to ride a horse to
Texas and then settled for a
car probably will have to deal
with their parents' goat today,
partly because they hit a deer.
The boys, one 12 and the
other 13, were picked up here
by city police. They said they
at first planned to find a horse
and ride to Texas, but decided
it would be better to take a ear
and ride in style.
Police said the 12-year-old
borrowed his father's car and
$180 from his cash box. They
hen headed for the open road
and reached California. They
doubled back to Oregon and
their car was badly damaged
when they struck a deer.
The boys abandoned the car
near here and were negotiating
for a taxi trip to Prineville
where they said they planned
to pick up a horse to return
home. But officers caught up
with them and said they would
provide transportation. The
boys still had $93.37.
DON'T BUY, ADV. 8ATS
Pawnee City, Neb. (U.RW-The
...i,i,r Psomps Pltv Reoubll-
can carried this advertisment
by Lang's Grocery store: uon t
buy coliee. It's tod damned
high. Drink only one cup a
day."
After the conquest of Eng-
i , i iai!A II u'ui nnt until
lanu in vw, -
ihc Hth Century that Ingllsh
! ... ' 1. -. tka n . 1 rt
replace j Trent"
ox uie Kings.
Hopmere to Get
Grain Elevator
Mt. Angel The Mount An
gel Farmers Union Warehouse
announced today that at -
membership meeting held Mon
day evening, funds were voted
to build a grain elevator at
Hopmere.
The elevator which will be
of approximately 45,000 bush
el capacity, will be built at
Hopmere, on the Oregon Elec
tric Railway, which is about
two miles west of Brooks on
the Salem-Newberg highway.
Named on. a building fund
committee to work with the
warehouse board are Frank
Petzel, Rt. I, Salem; Ray Mc
Kibben, Rt. 6, Salem; Carlton
McLeod, Rt. 7, Brooks; Stan
ley Ray, Rt. 1, Molalla; and
Joseph "Bud" Walker, Mount
Angel.
A. F. Fetterman Co., Port
land contractors, will start con
struction on the new project in
about a month, which will be
completed in time to take care
of this year's grain crop. , ,
At the meeting Monday eve
ning, the membership adopted
a number of changes in by
laws. , One of the important
ones noted was the "making the
members' equities payable to
his estate immediately after his
death."
Cascade Area
Resources Told
, Detroit Material and recre
ational resources of the Cas
cade area were outlined Wed
nesday night by U. S. District
Ranger S. T. Moore to mem
bers of the North Santiam
Chamber of Commerce at their
regular meeting. - '
- Moore noted the abundance
of water, timber, wildlife, min
erals and extensive recreational
advantages. The six mile trail
from the highway to the Mt.
Jefferson primitive area is the
shortest inlet to such district
in the nation, he said.
Mr. Moore also showed col
ored films of the Cascade area.
Other speakers included L.
O. Arena, State Industrial Ac-
cident commisioner: - Ira
Moore, assistant secretary of
the Salem Chamber of Com
merce who told of the work of
the Salem Industrial Develop
ment Council, and Murray
Wade, newspaperman.
45th Division Never
Out of Ammunition
San ; Francisco - U. Ma.
Gen. David L. Ruffner, retir
ing ex-commander of the U. S.
45th Division in Korea, took
a ' stand in the ammunition
shortage controversy today by
saying he "always had ammu
nition when I needed it."
Ruffner arrived from the
Far East aboard a military
transport yesterday.
S TOCKS
- (By Thi Auoclatod Prasij : -
Admiral Corporation v 31Vi
Alllod Ch.mit.l n
allli Chalmori tlV,
Amirlcan Airline. 11
American Power Sc Lift). ...... itt
American Tel & Tel 191
American Tobacco 66ft
Anaconda Copper ..., ns
Atchlion Railroad
Bethlehem ateel 11
Boelns Airplane Co. .1
Bore Warner X
Burrowa Addlna Mlchli ... KS
California Faeklu V
canadlaj Paelllc
Oatorplllar Tractor U
celanaao Oorporatlon )0ft
Ckrrilor Corporation Mtt
Cltlaa some. f
Conaolldated Bdlaon
conaolMatod Vulte. 1
Crown aellerbach
curtlaa Wrlaht 4
Douilaa Aircraft c HVi
Du Pont 4o Hemoure TH
a.tntan Kodax V
Bmeraon Hadlo
oonnal Bactrlo "Vt
oeneral Pood. M
Oennal Motor! Bit
Oeorfla Pae. Flrwood Ie4i
Ooodjear Tire
Home.tak. Hlnlnc Co ." OVt
Intirnatlonal Harveitet 3014
Uternallonal Paper '.'.
Johna M.nTllli 1HH
Kenneeott Copper IS
liloor miifu .
Loekhoed Aircraft lit,
laawea Incorporate 13 S
Loni Bell 31
Montgomery- Ward. S4ft
Naah Kelvlnator n H
New York Central ilS
Northern Paclflo 71
Pacific American Plan 11
Pacific Oa, metric
Pacific Tel J Tel "''4
Packard Motor Car
Penner.
1- C .,
Pennirlvanla a. R.
Pepil Cola Co.
liv.
31'.
Phlleo Radio
Radio Corporation
.. 3
.. 3t4
.. 14
.. 4H
.. am
.. H
.. 3414
.. M
.. si".
..11
.. 4.4
.. tiv.
.. 71
.. 31'.
Rayonler meorp.
Rayonler Incorp. Pfd.
Republic Steel
Remold. Meiai
Richfield Oil
Sefewer storn Ine.
Scott Paper Co
Sean. Roebuck Ji Co
Soconr-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacllle
Standard Oil C.lff
standard oil N.J
Studebaker Corp ..
.maViln. Ulnln.
V.
Swift li Comp.nT f1
TraneamirKa Corp
Twentieth Cenlurr ro tu
Union Oil Company l
Union Paclflo "
United Airline.
United Aircraft 34
united Corporation
Unlled Statu Plywood " 4
unltMl statu Steel
Warner Pleturea j
Weaurn Onion Tel
Waitlnihcuia Air Br.k ""i
wutlneheu.. Electric 0H
Woolworth
, 6
M.kal
v w tm VrtAinm aabilded to
below aeora,. Pfoporiiona "- -
the Hock market wmiec. rrewui.nr .
"price, wen mned from about a point
hither to arouna i poiov. ,.w...
leader, held nnchan.ed.
T . . I.H tn in uttm.trd
1 100.000 .hare, lei. then the dally
.T.raae ao far thl. year. That compare.
wtaa ajeaw mmm
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SaltK, Owoa
MA RK E T
QUOTATIONS
:: . POKTLANB PBODCCI lUT
tUrfat TtntaUvt, tubiect to la
mediate ebanae: Pitmtum ouallty. meal
mam .3 ot one per cent acidity da
Jlvired Id Portland aa-ttc Ib.t llrat qual
ity 1-1oc; aacond auality. tf. valley
route and country polots, 1 oanta laaa.
Byttar Wholaaala f o b. bulk eubaa to
wtoolesalaa grade AA t3 aeora, Met
A trade. M teort, ttei B, to aeora. f4ct
O, at aeora, Me. Abota price atrlctly
nominal.
beoaa Selllnc price to Portland
wboleaalera, Orotoa tint lea 43 1 4tai
Oreion a lb. loaf, O-Mao; JrtpleU,
Itto leu than alnilea.
Ifca te Wholeealera Candled eata
contalnlnr no loaa, caaea Included t.o.b.
for nana, a grade iarae. B6-67c; a
grade medium, U-SBHot B grade large,
Bltt-MHc.
Portloftd Dairy Market
Batter Price to tatanara: Orada AA
print, 13c; A carton, 73c; A print, lie;
earton, 73c; B print, Me.
gga To retailtr. orada AA largo.
tie; A large, UWo; AA medium, We;
A medium, Mc; A amall, nominal. Car-
i, Je additiopai.
haeaa Price to retailer. Portland,
Oragpn atngle. 46H-Mo; l-lb. loavea.
62-53 Vic; triplet. IVic leu than aln-
gles, Premium brand aintie. Mit
loaf. 0Vte. Procaatad American chaeae,
Q-ib. loaraa to retail, ,4-4He. lb.
rewltry
uto twuaena (no. i quaiuy, z.o.o.
planU.) Pryara, H., M3,ei 3-4
lb., 30-1 lc roaatera, ik Jbi., and over,
30-31; heavy hen, all welghU, 17c;
light htni, all weight. Mo; old roast
era, li-lac; -
lire two vaieaena rryara, ay-3 wa.
43-46c; roaatera, 43 -n light han. 31
32c; heavy hen, 3-31ct cut ap fryara,
all weight, 41-c.
Babbit -a Avarog Ut newer: Live
white, 4-1 lba.. l5-37c: l- lb., 33-350
lb., old doe, 10-14c; few hither. Praah
drtaaad fryara to retailer, fl-Saot .aut
up, M-Hc.
Country Billed Meata '
V eel Top quality, 31-430 B. tough
haavlea, IS-llc,
eg Loan bioeKara, ox; aowa, iignt
ll-SSc.
Lamb Top grade aprlagar. 40-4la;
other grades, according to uuallty.
Maltott Beat awes and wetnera, it
lie lb.
Beef Utility oewa, K-330 .i gannar-
euttart. I5-37C, . , , , .,
Freeh Droaaad Meat '
Whole aalera to reUUera: Dollara par
awt,: -.-
rf statr. ahoaa aW-700 lba..
ss.00-40.00i good, 3I.00-30.O0: oommarclal
15.00-J7.00; utility, i3.oo-8B.OQi cowa,
commercial, 30.00-33.00: utility, .00-
33.00; canner cutters, M.OO-lv.OO.
Beef Cat (Obolce ateera). Hind
quartan, 4&.00-50.00; round, 43.O0-4t.O0;
full loin, trimmed, 01.00-71.00; tri
angle, 30.00-33.00; fora-quartere, 11.00
M.oo; ohucka. 17.00-41.00; lib. 4B.00-
83.00.
Veal oood. ttt-n.SO; aommarelala,
$37-41.
fjaivat cxioict, 42-n.oo: tonnff-
ciaia, gi7-4i.
Lamba prima springer. 40-W lba..
143-40; good, 040-41.
Melton uooa cnoice, gai-ii.
Pork Cats Lolru, Mo. 1. s-ia lba., 153-
57; ahouldera, 16 lb., $S5-3; aparerlba,
$45-40; fresh ham. 10-14 lb., W5-M.
Bmokad flama flklnnad. 057-81.50. Re
fined lard In drum. $11.50-10; tlab bac
on, $48-56.50.
rortiana MiseeiiancoH :
Celery Cel. flat crate, 3-3 dog..
$3.25-4.35. Few to $4.60. Ore., $3.36-
$3.50.
Onlona60 lb. aacka West Oregon yet
low, medium. 3-ln. mtn.. No, Is. $4.00'
7S: 8-lnch $6.00-5.76: No. 3a, $1.85-3.35;
bolltra, . 10 lb. aacks, 45-47c; Idaho
yellow, large, I4.00-S.00; No. 1, white,
large, 4.75-5.00. ,
Potataaa Ore.-Waah. russets, No. 1,
15.00-5.85; nam brandi to $5.50; bakers,
$O00-6.35; 25 lbs,, aizo A, $1.35-1.50; 10
lb. mesh, 60-60o; paper, 40-Otc; No. 1, 10
job., gi.&u-i.ao; iaano oaaera, oaiea, a-io
ids., z.so-3.oo;' loo-m. aactti,. $0.00-85;
25 lb. No. la. Il.lt..
HayU. B. No. 2 green alfalfa, de
livered ear lota f.o.b. Portland, nominal
ly $35.00 ton; Seattle. $37-38.
Woel Willamette valley mostly nomi
nal at 5o lb. grease bam.
Hldea Calves, lfl-aic lb. according to
welthta; green klpa, 17-ltc; bulla. 4-5e;
green outcner cow mdes. 7-sc.
Filberts wholesale selling price No. 1
largo . Barcelona, 34 -26c lb. grower
prices, orchard run. 14-15c lb.
Walaata Wholesale selling nrlce, first
quality large Franquettes, 33-33c lb.;
-SkiV; srf
i .it ivn y m sbbt samf i
tm t it
SALEM MARKETS
..(r ikm aaidas. CapiiM joaiauu
rradere. ISs.M deity.) .
aUil r Mmi
akMi raitou. u u ( av kw).
Itw-s.eo lua-ii. baa).
Sit Sid ts.w-i.ll. -
Dairy Wt IIU4.N Ml 3k. kafi.
MS-I S MM wt.l.
rltry ! Prion Colored fryara,
30ci all roosters, Uei colored fowl, MO:
Uthora Seti routers, 30a.
bin
Bjimi Prices . aa, .so; tun A.
44-Mc; medium AA, osai dhm , a,
41-llei small. He.
Wkeloeale Prices In wkolaaaui price,
lonorally 6-7e blsber than tlx prtteo
above Largo grade A amorally onotod
at Met medium. 3c.
Baltertat Burins price: Premium. VI
ye: No. 1, Os-joc; Mo. . 1c. ,
altar WholMil, srado A yerehmeat,
tla lb.) ratall in.
rriU4 KMtol Mukil
Pm UuMt VM fthubftr lokl for H Tf
ft 10-lb, box ud 1.60 -.b, lw to
day on the Portland BaataMo Fiarmara
Wbolaaala Produce aaarltat. Other offer
inaa were limited at nominal orlces.
On wboleaaJo row No. 1-A Daaehytoa
twtatoes oroiiobt 4 W-I.H ft 1M IU.
Oreion hotliouM eueumkora vara II
a W-Ib. mi with oortona atf
colnt at 9.TI.
Portlaai UToatook ;
Portland UJ0 Cattle: tM;
' alow;
ataady. ooaanteraUl ateora Mt oOMHar-
ial faeUero lit Mtiner-eutter aowa If-
li.w; utility owa II. 90-11 j aomaitrelal
eowa to 17.
Calraa: M; alaa4y; aood-oboke Toolera
M-90.
Hoaat loo; abolee . .utanera
aUady at 11.16; Medium Mt-iao Ik.
aowa lt.M-M; aholee latVIM lba. auoted
U.BO-31.
iwep: Nonn rtomlaalt lood-prlma
wooied Jamba quoUble M-11.50; tood
r.hoice teedera aalabla 17-11; food-oholM
4waa aomlnally l-io.
Obteaao Uveatoek
Chicago OPy A ateeo outback In auo-
plles ran hog up 10 to 10 cent a hun
dred pounds Thursday and oattla ware
ateady to 30 cent better.
estimated 1.IO0 hag waa the
amallut Thursday run ainco August.
Moat butcher weight hoga Mid upward
from $30.50 to 031.40. Sowg took IIS.OO
to aao.oo generally. . . ; "
oood and choice steer and yaarllnaa
aold from lit. 50 to au.to and good to
low-choice heifer from llt.OO to $91.00.
Cowa topped at $18.00.
aheep arrivals alto were aeauMarably
under the number ainaotad. and ahla
moved lamb price M oanta higher In
most oaaas. Choke wooied klnda ranged
downward from $14.0. The first orlng
era of the aaaaon brought $20.00,.
CUeacv Onlwe, - 1 -
Chlcaao ouo Supplle. aodarata. 4a-
mand fair, market abont ataady twr
Tallow., dull to illahtly weaker am
Wnttea. I
Track aalei (SO 1M.1: Taaaa Tallow
Eermudaa fair to cenerally tood auallty,
3 to S-lnoh, car l.0, u. a. I and S to 3
Inch approilmate H car 3.40; Cryatal
wnit, wax u. a. 1, s to 3-lnch, approil
mate I'A ear S.00-S.3K! araneo lanarally
good Quality,, l-lnoh and latanr, ap
proximate 3 oar. 3.36: Now Tork T.l
low Olobes 0. S. l, so pn ,ont 3-lneb
and lar.er. 3 e.n l.3o.
street aaie. (oo iba.i: Idaho, oreion
ana coioraao spanian 3-lnch and lari
l.M-3.71, leir beat 4.00. few fall
Oolorado -3,75-3.00: mMwaat medium
Tellow Oloboa 1.00-1.J5: Mexico Cryatal
White Wax 3-lnch and laraar, alio 3 to
3-lnch,. 4.60: Teiae Tellow Bermuda.
3-lnch and larier, alio 3 to 3-lnch,
3.00-3.76, eoma poorer 3.3S-3.35I Cryatal
wmio wax a to ,-inen belt ..to, soma
i.ir a.70-a.ou.
Caliin Orala''' ,v
Chicaao wi HIM ..ninv mmn
from oommlulon kouaaa kept nam
prices allshtly under th. nrovlaui aIcm
for moit of th, ceeelon on the board ot
trade 'rnuriaey.
Fractional toaaaa nradomlnal.il. .1.
thouih wheat ihowed altn. of flrmneu
at limes.
Wheat cloaed y lower to K hisher,
Uay 13.34-33.33, corn tt-tt lower,
May 31.80-, oat. . lower, My
70-. rye 1U to 3 cant, las.p. u
ll.wy.-ai.es, aoynaans - lower, lsay
13.00-3.00, and lard 3 conta lower to
a cenis a nunared pounds burner, May
grower price, orchard run, ll-lc lb.
ftw but to ltc '
sat...
181 M. High
Young Slayer
Rejects Father
Dubuque, It. ()' A hand
some IB - year - old AWDL
Marine today faced murder
charges in three states alone
after rejecting the efforts jot
his grieving father to help him.
; ' ' -
Fred Z. McManus, " who
shrugged off live alaylnga as
"too bad," flatly told his fa
ther, Mose McManus of Valley
Stream, N. Y., a brewery ex
ecutive, he did not want the
help of the lawyer the elder
McManus had retained to de
fend him.
The father flew Into Du
buque from New York and had
brief Interview with his son
last night in the Dubuque
County Jail. ,
The youth, who earlier had
said he didn't want to see his
father, greeted the elder Mc
Manus calmly and shook hands
with him before authorities led
them to an office for short
talk.
During the lS-minute meet
ing a deputy sheriff who was
present, said young McManus
shed a tear when his father
made a reference to the girl
who accompanied the boy on
a four-day cross-country crime
spree. -- - - '
The youth leaped from his
chair knocking it over, and
started for the door in apparent
Indignation at the remark. The
father covered his eyes and
wept, then left the room.
Senate to Probe
Tax Returns
Washington () President
Elsenhower Wednesday gave
the Senate Commerce Com
mittee powers to examine in
come tax returns in a move the
White House said was aimed
at New York waterfront
racketeers.
This was believed to mark
the first time that the White
House has empowered the
Commerce Committee to look
at Income tax returns.
In some other cases, eon-!
gressional committees have
been granted the privilege. For
instance, the government oper
ations committee headed by
Sen. McCarthy (R., Wis.), has
been given the right to look
at tax returns.
P.rU.ad Orala
Portland (atNo aoara, iralae eaotad.
Wheat (bid), to arlva market, basis
Mo. 1 bulk, deltfered coast: soft hwit.
ann wriie t.xoraauic iux
3.4314.' Whit, Club I.43M.
Bard Rid winter: Ordinary 3.46; 10
per cent 3.46: 11 per cent 3.461 13 par
cent 3.46. -
m.. - ...tn.. UM... tml
III corn 3; oat. 1: mlU feed 6.
It's Hotter than
fpA- Two Dollar Pistol!
Saturday!
CONFESSES MURDER SPREE
at, vjwy
V iai
1
ml:i, if,tM l-K-.' Hi.
., Fred Eugene McManus, 22 (right), of Valley Stream, ;
; N.Y., an AWOL Marine, was captured by Dubuque, la.,
police. He signed a confession to the slaying of a Roches- .
ter, N.Y., man, the killing of an Illinois couple and an
other double murder at Spring Valley, Minn. With, Wm
.when captured was 16-y'ear-bld Diana Marie Weggeland
(left). She told police she bad known of the killings. (UP "
Telephoto) ' : -
Newsprint Mills
Washington The For-1
est Service advised - Congress
today that there no longer are
any major obstacles to creation
of a big newsprint industry In
Alaska.
Ira T. Mason, chief of its
timber management division,
told the House Interstate Com
merce committee that the best
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propspects for commercial pro
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He estimated the forest con
tains 78,000,000,000 board feet
of timber, or alightly less than
;the combined commercial
stands In the national forests
of Idaho, Montana, Colorado.
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