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o o 4 cfy. May 5. 1958 WAIL TRIBUMS, MEDFORD, ORI. 100,000 Acres of land Seeded By Forest Program Salem Oregon's forest rehabilitation project, which has it its objective that of putting turn 230,000 acres of denuded etete-owned -forest land back o ork growing tres,1ias seen more than 100, 004 Acres aerially seeded and nle$ to young seedlings tine the work forst got un der way on July 1, 1949, ac cording to State Forester Dwightt L. Phipps. He added that ihe total cost of the project, which in cluded work on state hold ings in 14 Oregon counties, was $4,627,147.18. This in cluded the cost of seeding and planting, road and fire line construction and other im provements designed to bring the land back into produc tion and protect it from fires. Overall Project The overall project has seen 40,609 acres planted to near ly 32,000,000 forest tree seed lings and 64,346 acres seeded from the air. In addition, 853,799 snags have been fell ed and the land blocked out by 150 miles of firebreaks. The forester added that 160 miles of roads have been con structed end 2,000 miles main tained. Phipps pointed out that by 3for tha greater part cf the trorfc Rad been carried out in if! Tillamook burn where Uti owns some 250,000 Cicres cf land. Of this, about 50,080 acres was hit by fires ii in need of attention. Vithin this area the state has $IntJ 25,000,000 trees on ,55, "It acres and aerially d4 an additional 57,336 Jkcraj. Crews have felled 771, 7 J Mags, he added. Alonf with the rehabilita tion work in the Tillamook Burn there has been the great est timber salvage project moot: fires killed 13.5 billion botrd feet of timber. Since th vork of logging got un der ray in 1934 about six feilliofi board feet has gone to market, Phipps said. How vt the end is in sight with perhaps a billion board feet remaining. The logging has tended to delay the rehabil itation work since all mer chantable values had to be removed first. tails Sub Missile Peace Insurance San Francisco 0P The 'avy Saturday described the submtrine - launched Polaris 9iissil as " a deterrent to Ofgression" which would only tie fird "in total war." At tha annual convention f th Navy league here Rear Adm. William F. Raborn, di rector of the Polaris program, fold a symposium on the sub ject ! the Navy's ballistic ataiseile: "Out Weapon is primarily A leterrent to aggresion. For If it i? ever actually fired, we -ill find ourselves in total tr." "In Polaris we have corn lined the almost limitless Bruising range of the nuclear powered submarine and the vtst potential for concealment ffered by the ocean depths -ith the longest range, high est speed and most lethal Vapon ever developed the H-bomb armed ballistic mis ile," Raborn said. Hind Problems Meet Topic Salem itf Workers with the blind from all parts of the nation will gather at William tte university here for the first western institute for houseparents of visually han dicapped children. Dr. James Jl. Lyles, director of the uni versity summer session, has announced. The two-week session, from June 30 to July 11. is under the sponsorship of the Ameri can Association of Instructors of the blind and the American Foundation for the Blind. Last summer's session was held at St. Louis, Mo. Directing the institute will be Dr. John A. Rademaker, Williamette professor of soci ology, and Everett E. Wilcox, superintendent of the Oregon State School for the Blind here. FRENCH JETS SET RECORD Paris 'IP) French air force oficials claimed Satur day their new Trident jet has set a new altitude record of 79.723 feet. The record, re ported set at the Istres prov ing grounds, eclipsed the old mark of 77,000 feet held by an American Grumman plane. 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