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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1946)
Nation's Timber Supply ' From Private Lands Said Dwindling At Rapid Rate Thursday. Jan. ti. 1946 .HERALD AND NEW I i y WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 W) the nation's timber supply from trtvate lands Is dwindling at a lipid rate. Chief U. S. Forester Lyle F. Watts cited these figures in his innual report on the condition if the country'a forests: . Lumber cut in Pennsylvania, mce the leading source of sup ily, has dropped to one per cent if the total for the United Hates. The output of lumber In the rike states, which formerly pro uced 8,800,000,000 board feet mnually, did not get above 1, 150,000,000 feet under wartime pressure. In Virginia, lumber output has leclined to one-half of the 1910 production. "Even more revealing, said Watts, "is the mounting evidence Bf the extent of timber deple on in the west." There, mills representing 60 per cent of the present sawmill tapacity of Washington and Ore- f;on do not have private timber O' operate more than 15 years, be reported, adding: "Lack of timber will in tvitably force the. closing of many mills in the next few TtfAttr mill tnetnlltttinns In southwestern Oregon, which has only Deen opened up a nMA.ci.iilA litmHorinff In rfrent fears will help sustain total out put for the time being. But southwestern Oregon already has more sawmills than it can permanently support." ., Toastmasters Initiate two Two new members were "in stalled at the Toastmasters week ly dinner and- meeting Wednes day evening at the Willard hotel. They were Vic- Leach, of Rose Motor company, and Hugh Estes of Balsiger Motor company. The installation speech was given by Toastmaster Floyd Clark. There were four guests present at the meeting. William Sterling of Pittsburgh. Pa.. Warren Bennet, Gomer Jones and Ted Hansen of Klamath Falls. Hansen pre sented his application for mem bership. John Schroeder was toast- master of the evening and Paul Lee was topic master with a 15- mtnute program of lame . Topics." There were two 10- minute speeches by George Con ner and George Kunzman. also four five-minute speeches by Mel Henry, Floyd Clark, Glenn In man and W. L. Bullard. F. O. Weaver was general critic for thfr evening. George Conner re corded the speeches;. ' Turtle Track Runs Nightly At Las Vegas LAS VEGAS," Nev- A new wagering sport turtle racing was introduced in Las Vegas this week. The betting parlors, where race fans bet horses at leading tracks throughout the country by day, become paddocks and race courses for terrapin by night. . The sport' was introduced by the International JFoofcprinters, Las Vegas-chapter, to raise funds for charity. Proceeds ; are con tributed to' the children's play ground fund and for building a clubhouse for airplane modeling enthusiasts. Some 200 turtles participate in 15 nightly races. Wagering is on a pari-mutuel basis. Although the "mounts", com pete with characteristic Aesopian lethargy, a winner is figured to cross the, finish line every. 15 minutes. A temperamental com petitor may advance within a few inches of victory then pull a Br'r rabbit, taking time out for a nap while some more energetic rival slides on to victory. The race course accommodates 10 entries. Each turtle is in a glass enclosed lane. Odds are posted prior to post time. En fries are named after sponsors, most of whom are Las Vegas citi zens, including Nevada's mem bers of congress, radio - stars Lum 'n Abner, cowboy star Roy Sogers, and others. Your Dimes Helped A baby's health cannot be measured in dimes and dollars. 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