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Today, June SO, mark, the end of
another government fiscal year—a
year during which federal revenues
have hit an almost unprecented high
despite the new depression. The to­
tal collections for the year will be
almost six billions of dollars, a figure
exceeded only twice in the history of
America—two years immediately af­
ter the World War.
Several factors account for the big
government income this year. One to
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Preserve Roadside Timber
Oregon’s world-famed coast high­
way system, which threads along the
Pacific Ocean from California to the
mighty Columbia, must be guarded
vigilantly by citizens of this part of
Oregon to insure its permanent scenic
beauty, and steps should be taken at
once to preserve timber strips along
its route, and to take over and im­
prove burned and cut-over sections,
it is pointed out in a report of the
state planning board, "Preservation
of Oregon Roadside Timber.”
The report, which presents facts
and figures for all highways of the
state, shows that of a grand total of
330 miles of heavy travel highways
on the coast, 112.8 miles are through
majestic merchantable timber, 27.3
miles are bordered by non-merchant-
able timber, 97 miles are sided by
second growth, cut-over and burned
areas, and 102.4 miles are in non-for-
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