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TOY COMFORTS CHEETAH This one- was placed alongside the animal for com-
day-old cheetah, one of few born in cap- fort after the female in the litter died. Dr.
tivity, snuggles against a wooly toy in the Warren Thomas, Lincoln Park zoo director.
Incubator at Oklahoma City, Okla. The toy said the male appeared to be healthy. (UPI)
Local Student Among Fraternity Pledges
Portland - John Fontaine,
Medford, is one of 32 men
pledged to fraternities this
sprmg at Lewis and Clark
college. He will be initiated
into Theta Chi.
A graduate of Medford
High school in June, 1961,
Fontaine is majoring in his
tory. While attending Medford
High school, Fontaine was a
member of the band and or
chestra and was the vice pres
ident in the band.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Fontaine, 516 Bel
mont st.
Menlo Park, Calif. - (UPI) -Melno
1-ark, Calif. - OIPD -Mark
Christopher Harrison
was picked up by police
Thursday for driving too slow
ly on six-lane El Camino Real
highway at 2 a.m. But he was
released when his parents
turned up to claim their three-year-old
pajama-clad son and
his tricycle. .
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Medford
Tribune
SECTION C
MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1962
PAGES 1 to 16
Ullman Says Lumber
Industry Must Act
To Receive Help
Smith
the House
By A. ROBERT SMITH
Mail Tribune Washington
Correspondent
Washington (Special)-'The
lumber industry is going to
have to get together on a pro
gram, or we
won't be able
to do much
for them in
this trade
bill." This is
the considered
view of Rep.
Al Ullman (D
Ore.), western
states repre
sentative on
Ways and Means
Committee which is about to
start drafting the big new
trade bill requested by Presi
dent Kennedy.
The National Lumber
Manufacturers Associa t i o n
urged the committee to adopt
a novel tariff arrangement
with Canada designed to pre
vent the Canadians from ob
taining an increasing share of
the United States domestic
lumber market. This proposal
cans tor no tariff at all until
imports amounted to 10 per
cent of total consumption, at
which point a 10 per cent ad
valorem duty would be imposed.
Congressman Ullman said
other elements of the lumber
industry aren't supporting
this idea.
Some of them don't like
the thought of giving Canada
10 per cent of our market,"
he said.
Under present competitive
conditions, Canada has about
13 per cent of the American
market.
The trade bill won't cover
two sources of complaint from
Pacific Northwest lumber in
terests the Jones act, requir
ing American shippers to use
American vessels instead of
cheaper foreign ships; and
manipulation of the rate of en
change on American and Ca
nadian currency. Three differ-
ent bills are pending in other
committees concerning the
water transportation problem,
with hearings coming up
soon.
Sen. Warren G. Magnuson
(D-Wash.), chairman of the
Senate Commerce Committee,
will open hearings in Wash
ington April 16, when the in
dustry will have opportunity
to outline the problem.
Immediately after that
hearing. Secretary of Agricul
ture Orville Freeman is slated
to come to Capitol Hill to
meet with the group of west
ern senators who last month
urged him to consider a se
ries of changes in Forest Serv
ice practices affecting lumber
sales. This conference may
serve to indicate how far
Freeman is prepared to go to
ameliorate conditions.
On April 24 Magnuson will
hold the first of several hear
ings in the Pacific Northwest,
this one probably at Olympia.
Seattle was originally an
nounced as the location, be
cause the senator planned to
be there for the opening of
the world's fair, but he later
realized the city might be too
crowded to accomodate a Sen
ate hearing and the witnesses
it would draw.
Later Magnuson hopes to
hold hearings in Portland and
Boise at times which are con
venient to the senators from
those states who might wish
to sit with his committee in
taking testimony. He hopes
these sessions will be in May.
Magnuson's committee has
jurisdiction over transporta
tion, which will open up live
ly debate on the pros and cons
of the Jones act restriction.
Sen. Maurine Neuberger has
introduced a bill to permit
shipment of lumber from one
coast to another on cheaper
foreign ships, saying that the
Jones act hasn't worked and
that intercoastal shipping is
practically a ghost industry.
Magnuson and Sens. Wayne
Morse and Henry M. Jackson
have shied away from trying
to change or repeal the Jones
act, sponsoring instead a bill
to subsidize Intercoastal ship
building. The hearing at Olympia,
Magnusen said, will feature a
report from the Forest Service
on its investigation of com
mercial logging In British Co
lumbia, source of most of the
imported softwoods which
have caused Northwest produ
cers distress. This report is
i expected to deal with the
question of whether Forest
Service appraised prices for
timber are too high compared
with Canadian timber, as do
mestic industry representa
tives have alleged.
ANNOUNCE NEW TEST
Washington - lUPI) - The
Atomic Energy Commission
Thursday announced a low
yield underground test at the
Nevada proving grounds. It
was the 27th announced in the
series.
FINDS STRANGE TENANT
Burton, England - IUPD -Farmer
Lewis Thompson went
into his hen house and found
a young monkey calmly eat
ing a new-laid egg. Today he's
looking for the monkey's owner.
Klamath Falls Is
Affiliated City
A new addition to the sis
ter city program in Oregon
was completed this week with
the announcement that Ro
torua, North Island, New
Zealand, and Klamath Falls
have affiliated.
Klamath Falls Mayor Rob
ert Vcatch received word of
the acceptance by mail from
A. M. Linton, mayor of Ro
torua. Mayor Linton indicated in
his letter that he hoped to be
able to visit Klamath Falls
during a trip to the United
States which he and his wife
are planning in 1964.
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