Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 05, 1960, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JULY S, 1960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, ORE. Allowable Timber Cut Increased in Forests of Oreoon LAS' 7 ) A KoftL Itmllb lowiiblr cut By A. ROBERT BMITH Mali Trlbuni Washington CorroipondQnt WimliliiKtou (Spui-lnl) - Thu nmoiiiil ( Ihnliur Ihnl can wifely hi- luirvi'uli'cl from Oru- HIHl'li DIlUlllllll f llll'HlH fitch yvur without loopiirillliiK niiHliiliii'd yli'hl upcriilloiiH Tim U. S. Knrwil Serv ice, In ii ru purl ri'in'iil ! Iy Hep- C Ii n r 1 c it O. I' o r t c r (D Ore.), n o I c Ihnl It him nil- Jimti'd the ill- upward more tliiin 71)0 million bonril feet luce Invenlurlen taken in the curly mm mid I II Sim. The iillowiilile tut lor Ore Rim'a II! nnllnniil (urct niter completion of those curlier III' venlorlcH wuh 1,753.2 million lion id feet. New dutu from inure current Inventorlea, jilus udjimlmentn In the nllow nlile cut of other forcto where Invenlorlej urc not yet enmplele, luivc ruined the to. till iillowitblc cut to 2.4U1.D in II I Ion biiurd feet. 10 Y..r BchtduU "RelnvenlorleB lire plunned on ii 10-yenr schedule," Chief Forester Itlcliurd E. McArdlc edvlsed Coimressmnn Porter. ''This )ob will be continuous thiil Is, wurk on some work ing circle will be underwiiy rnch yeur. For example, fol lowlnii relnvenlory thu nuin-iiKenu-nt plans for the work inK circles on the Mt. Hood Forest are scheduled for re vision In 1(103; those for worklnK circles on the Wll Inmette and Deschutes forests in 1004, etc." "Whenever a relnventory Is made the allowable cut will lie recalculated, 'there should be mi upward trend In allow able evits ns opportunities arise for more Intensive man agement," McArdlc mill. "A number of factors In fluence the sUe of the allow able cut for liny worklnx circle," ho chief added. "These Include Inventory chnnKcs (depletion due to cuttlnif, fire, Insects mid other causes and accretion by Krowth), changes In markot demands (for example, when small limber, removed In thlnnlnit, can be marketed), and the progress which Is made In developing a com plete road system for the working circle. The total ef fect of these nnd other fac tors will be reflected In Iho llnwnblo cuts which arc de veloped for ouch working cir cle pursunnt to scheduled relnvcntorles." Working Bchtdulol There lire 113 working cir cles In the Oregon nntlonul forests. The Forest Service give the following dntn for each circlo In each forest: Deschutes forest-Dcschutes circle, Increased from 07 MI1K to 140 since 19S5. Fremont forest- E. Klamath circle, :ill MHF to 55 since 105(1; I.nkcview circle, 44 to 5:1 MHF since 1052. Mnlhcur forest-Burns cir cle, 55.B to 75 since 1050; John Day circle, 14.9 to 20; Middle Fork circle, 11.3 to 28 since 1057. Mr. Hood forest - Clackn- mns-Sandy, 105 to 227; East Side circle, 47.5 to 48; Hood River circle, :10 to 30.8. Ochoco forest-Burns circle, 20.0 to 25; Crooked River cir cle, 82.2 to 71.1. Hoguo River forest-Rogue basin circle, 103 to 140; West Klamath, 14 to 40. Siskiyou forcst-Chelco, Co. qulllo, Josephine and Rogue River ns n group from 71) to 153. Sluslaw forest-1 lebo circle, 55.5 to (17; Miiplelou, 100 to 122; Wiildporl, 40.5 to 12(1. Uinalllii forest - South Umatilla, 41.0 to 50; North Umatilla, 21) to 50, Utnpquu forest - Umpqua circle, 204 to 303. Wullowa-Whlleiniui forcst llin ill River circle, 11.3 to 15; Elkhorn, 14.2 to 24: Grande Itonde, 5.0 to 10; I'luc, 5.2 to 12: Union, 7.0 to 111; Wallowa, HI. I) to 311. Willamette forest - Lowell circle. 03 to 71); McKciulc, 72 to 110; Nortli Suntlam, 40 to HO: Oukrldge, 137 to 175; South Suntlum, 05 to US. Aneurin Bevan Still Critical London -lUI'U- Deputy Lnbor Party Leader Aneurin Ilevan, 112, continued to fight for life today at his Buckinghamshire farm home. The condition of the fiery Labor leader was still report ed as critical although no medical bulletin was issued Monday night. Ilevan underwent major ab dominal surgery Dec. 20 and In May suffered a blood clot condition In his leg. Pure Flattery 5$ 9118 SIZES 12-20 Soft, feminine lines n style that looks beautiful In any fabric, on most occasions. Base n yeur 'round wardrobe on this sew-easy dress-three sleeve versions arc Included In pattern. Printed Pattern 0118: Misses' Sizes 12, 14. 10, 18, 20. Slr.e 16 takes 3k yards 30-lnch. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattcrn-ndd 10 cents for euch pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mnr tln, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18lh St.. New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUM BER. 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Fruitier, a resident of this quiet, society resort urea, ufter the City Council halted further Ncsslons of the Newport Juzz Fcstlvul which broke Into a riot Saturday night.: I "1 don't know a damn thing about fass, but this Is not tht sort of town for a )n festival." Vienna, Auslrln Alcxundru Lupsku, 53-year-old refugee who fell on her knees before visiting Soviet Premier Khru shchev and begged permission to visit her parents In the Ukraine: "Khruihchov told ma to gel up from my knaai and said, 'Don't b nervous. You will see your parents " Wall Street Chatter New York - tlll'D B. K. Thtirlow of Wlnslow, Cohu fi Stetson does not share the lute widespread optimism over the business outlook for this fall and early 1001. lie still believes that in vestors should be looking for opportunities to switch out of steels, oils and other cyclical groups Into stocks which will not suffer if general business is poor or into long govern ment or municipal bonds. The time for switching, he says, might be postponed for Skunks, Snake Spoil Holiday Portland - lUI'li - Two black and white "kittles" and a four-fool snake gave authori ties a bad time here Monday. Especially the "kittles." They were skunks - undc- odorlzed. The skunks were found In a box on the porch of a south cast Portland home early Monday. Two young children reported finding the "kitties" and Patrolman Elmer Loos answered the call. Loos quickly put the skunks In the back of his po'ice car and drove to the Humane So ciety. He had to drape an old rug over the box to re move It there, though, and drove off, holding his nose. Police later got a report that n big snake was loose in northeast Portland. A neighbor boy told Sundl Bowles, who was washing a car, to look at the snake un der her camellia bush. She did. and called police. The snake turned out to be a five foot harmless eastern Oregon bullsnakc which had been given to the zoo but bor rowed by a medical student for a lecture he was giving. The snake, left by the student at a friend's home, had de cided to take a Fourth of July outing and was three blocks away when discovered and re trieved by a 7.00 keeper. a wlillc, because if present support levels hold there ought to be a good chance of realizing 10 to 15 per cent better market or ccs on the cyclicals between now and election day. This is a chance worth taking, Thurlow be lieves. Bachc St Co. says that Warner Brothers appears to have one of the strongest technical oalterns amonff the movie stocks. It says that trad ing committments are war ranted In this issue. Do Vllbiss Co., largest pro ducer of industrial spraying equipment used in applying paints, lacquers and other types of coatings, appears as a sound situation, according to Thomson & McKlnnon. Rec ord soles were reported In 1050 or $31.7 million; 1980 first quarter sales were 33 per cent higher and earnings arc also running ahead of last year. Thai King Tells Of Vigilance New York - IUPD - King Ra ma IX of Thailand said today the free nations of Southeast Asia must be constantly vigi lant to protect themselves against Communist subvers ion. "We are subjected to both political and economic sub version." said the visiting 32-year-old monarch at a Waldorf-Astoria press conference he shared with Queen Sirikit. "The Communists even try to subvert our childicn by selling them inexpensive propaganda pamphlets put up like attractive comic books." "But to hove security we must have friends, and that is why I am here," h said. "I want to promote the friend ship that already exists be tween my country and yours." HOMI-OWNIO STATIWIDI lh United Slolll Nollenal Bonk a Perllanrf Umhii frf.,l Bwill Inwiint Oprll JULY SPECIALS! 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