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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1952)
Tree Farm Program's 10th Anniversary To Be Observed Saturday M Klamath Falls (U.R) Resi dents of this bustling southern Oregon city, the first major pine lumber producing center in the state, will be celebrating a birth day party Saturday for a 10- year-old. ..The Free Farm program of the 12-state Western Pine region is the little feljow whose birth day it is. Actually, he's nt very small for he now spreads over more than 5,000,000 acres of privately owned western pine timber. But he was born just a decade ago on Weyerhaeuser Timber Com- Kood River Paper Has Doors Locked By Revenue Bureau Hood River U.R) The Hood River Daily Sun suspended publication after Bureau of In ternal Revenue agents locked up the plant, but Publisher John H. Travis said Friday he hoped to resume publication "within a few days." The Bureau of Internal Rev enue impounded the afternoon newspaper's plant Tuesday night for failure to pay social security and withholding taxes, Travis said. Cost Too Much "The excessive cost of estab lishing a daily newspaper was too much for us," Travis said. "We lost money for 26 consecu tive months, but have been op erating in the black for the past year. It was the initial cost that finally licked us." Travis said he was endeavor ing to obtain money to satisfy the bureau s claims and to re finance his publishing company. Believed Over .Hump "Mrs. Travis and I feel that we are over the hump and if it is possible to secure additional financing, we will resume pub lishing the Sun within a few days," he said. The Sun was launched- as an afternoon daily March 14, 1949. Travis said the Sun is- the only daily newspaper established and maintained in operation for more than one year in Oregon ince 1919. JAPAN TO HAVE TV Tokyo (U.R) Production "of 3,000 television sets, scheduled for September, is expected to speed the advent of ' television broadcasting in Japan. Six sta tions already have applied for licenses. Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at S:30 p.m. for following day: 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; for Sunday a.m. pany lands west of here. He was known then ' as simply Tree Farm No. 1 and he weighed in at 500,000 acres. 374 Farms in Program Altogether there are now 374 farms in the Western Pine Tree Farm program and, with other programs in other areas, they're known as the conservation riro- ject of the American forest prod ucts "industry. Saturday's party is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. (PDT) just off highway 66, about Wt miles west of Keno and will include talks by Sen. Guy Cordon, R- Ore., A. J. Glassow of Bend, general manager of the Brooks- Scanlon Lumber company, and William H. Steiwer, Fossil, a rancher-Tree Farmer and presi dent of the National Wood Growers association. Others present will include Walter S. Johnson, San Frap Cisco, head of the American For est Products Corporation, and J. P. Weyerhaeuser Jr., Tacoma, Wash., president of Weyer haeuser. Public Invited John Houston, Klamath Falls businessman and former mayor, will be master of ceremonies. He was one of the speakers at the original dedication of the Weyerhaeuser Tree Farm. Johnson issued a special invi tation to the public to attend. "It will be a splendid oppor tunity," he said, "for all those who are interested in their community's welfare to see for themselves how private indus trial forestry is working to maintain a stabilized industry that will mean continuous lum ber production, and continuous payrolls, in the future." ' Court Records to POLICE COURT Maude Mable Robinson, failure triAlrl ripht of WflV. S5. Merrill Ray Stembridge. violation of basic rule. S10 fine. Charles Nelson Longun, violation of basic rule. SID bail. Paul Fredrick Mather, violation of basic rule. S10 bail. Ralph Alfred Chastain. failure to stop at red light. $5 bail. DISTRICT COURT Merlin W. Fjarli. overwidth. $6. Robert D. Waterston, drunk on pub lic highway. $25. Charles F. Smallwood, drunk on public highway, $5 costs. Allen R. Hilky, improper tail light. $6. Fred E. Wienecke, no warning de vice. $6. Donald Lee Swank, ' no registration card. $6. James Lee Smith, failure to stop at red light, $10. Louis M. Dalton. switched, motor vehicle license, $7.50. Harold E. Rikard, no operator's li cense. S10. John D. Cameron, defective muffler. SS. CIRCUIT COURT Colleen Marie Blaess vs. -Robert L. Blaess. divorce complaint. Erma Avis Cole vs. Mark Douglas Cole, divorce decree. noon Saturday Dorothy Anne Scheffel vs. William James Scheffel. divorce complaint. TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE The Aristocrat of All Washers WASMEIBl SUPER DELUXE CHECK THESE FEATURES n y Bowl-shaped Tub V Doublt Thermo Walls V Bell Timer V Speedy "Hi-Vane" Agitator V Silent, lifetime lu bricated Transmis sion V Safety Pressure Wringer if Heavy Truss-type Chassis 095 It's tops for faster, easier wash ing! The new Zenith offers features that set a new stand ard of washer value! BE SURE TO SEE IT TODAY! SPECIALISTS IN HOMEWARES I WEST 6th STKEET PHONE 2-5201 The Grange v Bulla Falls Grange Butte Falls Grange met in regular session with past master Earl Remson replacing Master Ward Syboutsl Applications for two new members were read. Discussion was - held on the booth the Grange . will have at the Labor Day Festival. The Grange decided not -to sponsor a "queen". H.E.C. Chairman Frieda Moore gave a short re port on the club. Next meeting will be at the home of Sister Mirihie Green. All members are, urged to at tend. There .will be a potluck dinner at 12:30 p.m. Next Grange meeting comes on Labor day, so the executive committee may decide to change the date. Members will be noti fied of the change. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Alice Harris, and Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerlee. . ' ' For Smart Women Friday. August 8, 1952 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE . 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