TWELVE MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, August 10, 1952
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ENDING 10-DAY REST before flying back to Washington, Pres
ident Truman votes in Missouri primary at Independence. Asked
for whom he voted Mr. Truman said: "It's a secret." (International)
Sen. Cordon Commen
Private Ownership at
Tree Farm Ceremony
Klamath Falls (U.R) Sen. Guy
Cordon, R-Ore., commended pri
vate timberland ownership to
day ore the 10th anniversary of
''tree farming'' in the western
pine forests.
Cordon addressed more than
1000 persons, including seven
Eastern congressmen and scores
of prominent western lumber
men, during a woodland cere
mony southeast of here on the
"Weyerhaeuser Timber com
pany's 500,000-acre tree farm at
Keno.
Hot in Public Interest
He said that private woodland
owner must have the opportu
nity to hold and manage their
properties.
"It is not in the public inter
est that all forest land be in pub
lic ownership," Cordon said. "It
Is not in the public interest
even to have a preponderance
of forest land in public owner
ship. Yet there are some who
feel only government ownership
will solve our forestry problems.
I know them to be wrong."
The Weyerhaeuser tree farm
was established a decade ago as
the first in the 12-state western
pine region.
Farm History Traced
A. J. Glassow, Bend, general
manager of the Brooks-Scanlon
Lumber company which oper
ates a 146,000-acre tree farm,
traced the history of western
tree farming through its spread
into 34 states and 3.697 such
farms in the United States cov
ering nearly 26,000,000 acres of
private land.
"After a decade of tree farm
progress in the western pine re
gion, we walk more sure-footed-ly
on the path toward timber
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permanence," Glassow said.
Guests at the ceremonv in
eluded a touring subcommittee
of the House Agricultural Com
mittee. Reps. A. F. Herlong Jr.,
D-Fla., William S. Hill, R-Colo
Charles B. Hoeven, R-Ia., James
F. Lind. D-Pa.. Harold C. Oster
tag, R-N.Y., Harold A. Patten,
D-Anz., and John C. Heim-
burger, counsel and committee
executive officer.
Oregon Traffic
Deaths Increase
Salem (U.R) Traffic deaths
in Oregon climbed to 40 or more
for the second consecutive
month as incomplete reports
listed an even 40 victims of fatal
traffic accidents in July, accord
ing to Secretary of State Earl T.
Newbry.
The death count in June was
41.
July's toll brings fatalities for
the year to 217, Newbry said,
just 10 fewer than at the same
time a year ago. The margin
may be narrower if delayed re
ports are received or if persons
now listed as injured do not re
cover. Last month's fatalities mark
ed an increase of eight over the
total for July of 1951. Heavy
travel in August and September
may set the stage for further in
creases, Newbry warned.
Worst traffic-killing month of
1951 came in September when
50 persons were killed in Ore
gon motor vehicle accidents.
The Mauretania held the At
lantic speed record for 20 years.
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