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KM DAY, JANUARY 111, 1052
TO BREMERTON Pfc.
Robert D. Kohler, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kohler,
1507 Summers . Lane, has
been transferred to the
Bremerton, Wash., Navy
yard. He recently com
pleted boot training at San
Diego.
Rescue Team
Keeps Busy
MT. SHASTA On Jan. 14. Ora
Huffman of Mt. Shasta, and James
M. Plank Jr, of Dunsmuir, em
ployees of the McCloud River rail
road, left McCloud shortly after
midnight for their respective homes
At 9 a m. on Jan. 14, Plank called
the McCloud River railroad office
at McCloud from the Mountain
House and reported that he had
been caught in the blizzard at
Snowman s Hill and had spent the
night in his car. Plank stated that
Huffman had been ahead of him
and that he didn't know whether
or not Huffman had been able to
make Mount Shasta. Officials of
the McCloud River Railroad checked
with Mrs. Huffman and learned
that Huffman had not reached his
home.
Rescue units from Mt. Shasta
and McCloud were organized and
at 5 p.m. . the Mount Shasta Res
cue Unit made up of Mervin
Adams and Tom Blankenship of
the U.S. Forest Service, and Roger
Hines, local real estate agent,
found Huffman In his oar about
l'A miles west .of Snowman's Hill.
Hot coffee, food and water were
Riven to Huffman, a wood supply
was obtained and a fire built to
keep him warm until a snow plow
could break through to his location.
The Mount Shasta rescue team
then returned to Mott and at 6
p.m. advised Mrs. Huffman that
Huffman had been found, was OK,
and that a snow plow would bring
him out.
The McCloud Rescue team of Al
Parentice. Robert Dais. Joe An
derson and Harry Mosher, skied
to the Mountain House where they
contacted Mr. Ricci who took his
Army Command 4-wheel drive
truck, equipped with a V snow
plow, and broke a road open to
Huffman, arriving at the snow
bound car shortly before 6 p.m.
Columbia Wheat Smut
Shows Some Decline
The Columbia basin's wheat
smut problem has taken a turn
for the better.
While admittedly the number
one wheat disease problem in the
area, 24.7 per cent of the crop
graaed smutty in ii as com
nared with 30.6 per cent in 1950.
R. E. White, production and mar
keting administration grain 'super
visor, reported recently in Port'
land. i
It was the first time in nine
arowinc seasons that smut per.
centage showed a drop from the
year before. White told members
of the Pacific Northwest Smut
Control committee.
Parisian Brings
Back Gaiety
VICTORIA. B. C. Wi It was
a former Parisian trying to bring
a spark of gaiety to staid old
Victoria who distributed the Rus
sian first world war bonds on down
town streets Tuesday. It created
quite a bit of Interest and specu
lation about a ' die nard owner.
Leon Etienne, 73, confessed it
all Monday. He said he found the
bonds in a wastepaper basket in
the Post Office. He suspected the
bonds were useless and continued
tills with a stockbroker.
"Victoria is not a very gay city,"
he explained, "and for a Parisian,
gaiety will never die.
"As I am obliged to make my
own fun, I thought maybe I could
make fun with the bonds, hoy
EXECUTED
EDDYVILLE. Ky. i James I.
(Shorty) Robinson, 32-year old me
chanic, paid with his life in the
state's electric chair early Friday
for the sex-strangulation of ' little
Joyce Joan Shouse In Louisville
IB months ago. The child was three
years old.-
The McCloud Rescue unit then re
turned to the Mountain House with
Huffman, where railroad company
officials were informed of Huff
man's return and Huffman was
able to talk by telephone with his
wife.
Both rescue units had to make
the eniire trip by ski and found
many heavy drifts blocking High
way 89.
A state rotary plow was lalso
started Into the snow, bound car
as soon as a plow could be re
leased from Highway 99 snow removal.
Reason for the drop in total
wheat graded smutty last year was
accounted for by a larger propor
tion of common white wheat, and
Shasta Snow
Survey Made
MT. SHASTA Forest Officers
completed the middle of January
snow survey at Sand Flats and Mt.
Shasta, Jan. 13.
Snow depth at the Mt. Shasta
(Horse Camp) course was 146
inches maximum depth. 129 inches
minimum depth, with nn average
aepin oi isa.o incites, water con
tent averaged 47.9 inches and den
sity recorded was 35.2 per cent.
Measurements recorded at Sand
Flats were 135 inches maximum
depth, 117 Inches minimum depth,
and average depth was 124.8.
Water content was 38.4 inches and
density wn-. 30.8 per cent.
The middle of January, 1951, sur
vey at the Mt. Shasta course
showed a maximum depth of 105
inches and a minimum depth of
82 inches. Average depth was 96.1
inches. Water content was 39.4
inches.
Sand Flat had a maximum depth
of 80 inches, minimum depth was
62 inches, average depth was 69.1
inches. Water content was .21.6
Inches.
. 1950 figures showed an average
depth of 61.7 Inches with a water
content of 15 inches at the Mt.
Shasta course and at Sand Flats
average depth was 67.1 inches
with a water content of 14.9
inches.
These comparisons show that at
the present lime average depth at
Dotn courses mis year is nearly
twice the depth recorded during
the past two years.
In 1947 there were six Income
tax returns filed with the Bureau
of Internal Revenue whose adjusted
gross income was at least S5 mil
lion.
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there was almost 10 percent less
smut in It. On the other hand,
White said, club wheals, account
inn for about one-third of the total
Inspections marie, continued the
upward smut trend with M-8 per
cent as compared with 51. J per
cent a year aiio.
Of particular concern was Uie
disclosure Unit Hit 'J per cent of
all samples graded smutty con
tained more than one-half per cent
smut.
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on more than 30.000 inspections of
farmer owned lota of wheat locat
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ton, OrcKon and Idaho. Ills (Inures,
taken from inspections made by
approximately 15 licensed Inspect
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the most reliable Index la the smut
situation In Uie Columbia basin
area.
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which Includes four Columbia riv
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wmo us in 1050.
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noted In both common whito and
club varieties. Thrco and clithl
tenths per cent o( (he common
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pi'r cent ol Ilia club vuiixticH wore
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