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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1958)
PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY. JULY 22. 1958 Land Bureau Will Draw Up J959-60 Timber Sales Plan Work on the 1959-fiO timber tale plan will be starting in the near future, the Medford office of the Bureau of Land Management an Bounces. This year, planning will be done for an 18-month period rather than tne customary 12-month period Thp office explains that this step FOR S'MOOTHKR SAILING CAMBRIDGE, Mass. lUPI) Scientists at Massachusetts Insti tute of Technology have built a scale model ship with fins at the Bow much like the wines on an airplane. The fins are designed to cut down on the vessel s pitching motion and on seasickness among those aboard. PERFECT TEETH RARE COLUMBUS. Ohio 1UPI1 If you have never had a decayed tooth, you're one in a hundred. Dr. Gor don E. Green of Ohio State Uni versity reports there's probably something in the saliva of the tavity-free persons that knocks out or tames bacteria linked to tooth decay. is being taken to convert sales planning from a calendar year uasis to a fiscal year basis. Interested companies or individu als have been invited to submit Ihcir suggestions of timber to be included in the plan, by the Med lord District manager, since one of the considerations in selecting tracts is the interest to . pros pective purchasers. As in the past, priority will he given to the sal vage of fire-killed, windthrnwn and lieeile-infesled timber, and infor mation about such tracts would be welcome. This will he the 10th annual REARMAMENT PLANNED BOSTON (UPIl An M.000 clean-up program was begun re cently at the site of the Battle of Runker Hill. Among olhcr Ihings, the project will provide a new bronze sword (or the statue of Col. William Prescott. The old one had been stolen some time ago. It was Prescott who said at the Rattle of Bunker Hill in 1775: "Don't fire until you see the whiles of their eyes." timber sale plan prepared by the bureau in which the location, esti mated volume and proposed time -,1 sale will be shown for each :ract that is proposed for sale during the period covered. The plan is prepared initially by the district manager and his staff on the basis of the available cut under sustained yield manage ment, the personnel available in the district to cruise the timber and administer the sales contracts, sound forest management prac tices, and interest indicated by prospective purchasers, ft is then ubmitted to the District Advisory Roard for consideration and sug gestions. The advisory board is composed of representatives of labor and agriculture and of the lumber, livestock, mining and rec- Dcpcndoble Coverage MAYFLOWER AUTO INSURANCE Reasonable Rates VERN W. EMLEY Oirir Phone 2-S;;tll tlfHIl tin. flth reation industries, as well as wild life societies. Operators who desire to sug gest tracts which they wish to have considered in the next tim ber sale plan should get in touch with the district manager's office in the city hall, Medford. as soon as possible. The deadline for sub mitting such suggestions has been set as August 15. The following figures indicate, in millions of board feet, the ap proximate volumes that have been budgeted to each forest manage ment area within the district for sale in 11159 and in the first half of 1960 calendar years: North Jackson, 74.7; Soulh Jackson. 28.6 North Josephine. 130.0; South Jo- ephine, 35.2; Klamath. 18.2: to tal, 286.7. TURPENTINE Summer Spociol 1 69 Gol. BELL'S HARDWARE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. c 9th & Pine Phone TU 4-3188 HUNTING SALE $2 down holds any Shotgun or Rifle till Oct. 15. 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