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Show lAROWAN TIMI. 1 -- T PAROWAN. UTAH, i I BRl'ARY . page 3 !)- forest 'Service Presents Picture Of Ntionwide Timbcrland Resources milage Waliintoifs ftiany Interest:) Wli.-low dots the nation's iuxi.pi!e st.u k up with luiil-nutls to to gum mough iumxU These are questions answered by a tea nth uunpli n J .i, Who WHS (he hist In .ul of a praisal ut the United States UinUr resounes, auoidmg to ( In In In to gnvrriimi-nJ. Olsen, Regional lorestcr for the Interinountain Rtguui ho iiM'tuI i mi! iii:tuUi that Konl Mitchell to mankind? the U. S. Forest Sere uc Th nr.Mwr: No h n n prim .uni The estimate for all the than our own iu.-ge DISTRIBUTOR OF timber in the United lv essential at this growing time t. KORY C A 1.11 01 N 11 Tins week, States and Coastal Alaska is help finest resource manlie N.ilinii.il hH''-nto gear huh SHELLY WINTERS 517 billion board feet of which the nu min in tngun-i-- s U agement and use with t Inabout 3 i of 379 billion cubic of one of the hug need are pointing to is in saw timber trees growing fiit For example, the tunlx r - a man who COAL CAN BE TICKED UP Wu.shmgton and the rest in pole size trees. wn not onh n gieut tnMn-- and survey pointed nut that the A little over half of the nation has 115 Init uNo one of million acres of AT THE YARD IN who hud e nations total sawtimber vol- unstocked or undernil at tuns lor modern greatly fou th is the ume privately owned, stocked forest land and that Anvar tea. TAROWAN OR DELIVERED Th quotion about Washingreport states, with the other over 50 million acres will rert r Intel est in aeronaut us may ton's forests and national half in if GILBERT ROL 1ND Phone 3641 or 2691 are gomost quire planting to am come H a thy prise other publicly managed for-- j ing to produce timber within people today, considering that he lands. est NEW CARTOON died a century before the Wright a reasonable time. FOR PA ROWAN AM) Brothers got oft the ground. The timber resource ap-- 1 There is no excess of fmest Hoaevei, when the flench praisal reported bv the Forest land, and any substantial reballoonist Jean Pin re Blanehanl Re-CEDAR CITY Timber I the Service as ductions in acreage devoted to inade the hist balloon ascension source Review is the most timber ft Philadelphiaon (and the Western afcan crops adversly January !, 179.!, Ueniispheie) survey painstaking complete, fect our needed future supwent to President Washington AUX) RAY took three ever made and COMPLETE COVERAGE IN it is pointed out ! (he m one and peisonaly issued Also, plies. w ork Exa passport" urging , years of cooperative that the quality of timber s I Blanchard to come to the aeroell citizens effort and - Automobile much time pending as tin virgin stands The declining it necessary. aid naut's For-! on the report were State of sawtimber are harvested (FARM BUREAU INS ) president's remarks athethis event instruments used by the first President of the United esters, other State agencies, and more and more second clearly indicate that t of air States. 'I hese carefully preserved instruments at Mount ernoo In the future forest industries, and public growth timber is marketed. could lie used today by engineers and draftsmen. Ueorge Washtravel. PIUL CAREY and private organisations all A total of 484 million ington used the set as a young man in his surveying and map acres, Trained Surveyor of whom contributed a half or about one fourth of the dra ing a ork. DICK YORK Washington, a tiained surdollars in million land he took In new inventions foldings, and would be very suctotal actual which U. S continental land See veyor who began a and discoveries. In 1764 he was cessful in all large families.' NEWS & CARTOON at the age of 1C equipment and cash to help area, is in commercial forest h his greatly impressed by an adver.1. Hills Orton practical builder who G mes perform the monumental task land. Engineering Side tree pulling tisement for a the mark throughout nations Mile of Washof apraising the The of engineering the Insects, tree diseases, and engine" supposedly capable long before he was offered no be would resources. stranger in ington timber roots. But the I I1I. ami SAT. command of the Revolutionary pulling up trees by fire continue to deplete the not enough today 8 large families" wlu-iwas Olsen he Forester apparently forces. If you want to keep drinkRegional forests at an alarming rate, machines and a whole In his early military career he impressed to purchase the de- ironing of other GI.EN rORP said that the report is extrem- - the gadgets aie r g battery ing, thats your business. If regional forester said had the responsibility for the vice. owner and ularly used. of a As construction and you want to stop, thats our Each year they kill an amount plantation planning The "civil" aspects of his engifarmer, Washington busied himbusiness. many roads, blockhouses, stockof sawtimber equal to one- talents were exemplified asas neering not such designwith self He forts. things and only ades, Help In his personal supervision of the For further information write and fourtli of the annual growth conan this bam, and experimental ing supervised signed details of the original planning Women to work Home Time More emphasis, on the con- Phone 2054 noRoiiiY MiGriRi: struction work but often drew a "barrel plow for planting of the Capital and layirg-ou- t such mention diaries the for His detailed grain. plans with our Gemcraft Outfit. trol and study of these de- up the Box 151, Parogonah, Utah to bear his name. was that City a as machine, threshing things buildings himself. Ill his formal education and You make trinkets. structive agencies, is indieat- Spcii.il Mat an One of his wilderness roads a device for measuring exactly technical Washtraining, various of the the burning power ed to meet our needs bv in- - j was eventually to become We buy them. a called be could hat illy of use ington the of YOl'NC. TOM EDISON candles, meat coast to coast highway, kinds we United Enterprises of America creasing the timber supply A professional enmnecc o. A- - s. strategist steam power for boats, and Routs D.S. Closer utilization of the timknow the term today. Bat U 505 Hamilton Avenue tit th Revolutionary War his of all things a LICENSED ABSTRACTERS ALSO CARTOON to travel ber being harvested and the ington was in spirit and attw boat showed upstream Washington designed battle plans Palo Alto, California bit the engineer-scieevery of a with man a as rapids. grasp deep through reduction of mill and logging His limitations were m. Afrci.-jifftype. condifortification with and terrain law Potomac Canal residue will also stretch thlimitations of science k the for of drafts tions. plans Many g Interest In his day. SECURITY TITLE CO Short- - woodpile the report savs. On-STENOGARAPIIER. camps and battlefields are In his In Washingtons for In his farewell ad cheap river transportation hand and tvping required If fourth of all timber cut is own hand. him dress to the young Repub. ic. Office at Caurt Bouse, Parowan role as a the struggling Colonics led conunique Washington's For the Best In All Kinds of he will excel qualified, salary to design and supervise the Washington urged that the general, statesman, and g canal on Call 2111 . . . Promote then as an C E of a ent. Greatest possibilities, the S U IS A I inded engineer Is clearly struction alobject of pnmary importance. In the museum at historic the Potomac River which for shown indicates, report adding around the Institutions for the genera) difLIFE AUTOMOBILE ML Vernon. There, along with lowed boats to pass Falls. Swamp fusion of knowledge. permanently to the nations swords and official treacherous Great his battle Wanted Work iYOHTHEItft COAL also claimed Washingtimber supplies will be to imAs the nation's approximated EIRE - SURELY BONDS papers, are displayed his map drainage tons attention, and he devoted 400,000 engineers observe their instruthe and comon surveying prove home in do Will stocking drawing my laundry much time and energy to the re- Week, it is obvious that a conImmediate Delivery See ments. and help with house cleaning. mercial forest lands, especial- claiming of farm land from siderable amount of technical Scientific Books d the land in small ownerswamps in Virginia. knowledge has been "difluseU" ly, W. CLAIR ROWLEY 2556. Phone Betty Decker, ALSO In the turbulent months of since Washingtons day. The numerous scientific boo' in the which South, ships 9 16 23 1 on the shelves of Washington . 1776 General Washington gave 20th Century Career are now understocked; get. ML Vernon study further sug- his personal attention to an idea GIAKKAL n submarine Engineering in the 20th Cenprompt planting on cutover i: gest a man with a strongly curi- for a ous mind concerning technical w)i h was to ram British war tury is a career of opportunity areas to keep them productF O It S A L E Interested young people or their HAULING Well improved 160 acre farm progress. Among the books is sli ps with an explosive charge. ive; grow 8 billion board feet e set entitled In the happier days of 1787 parents may obtain a free booka in center of development of of timber on the areas not AlMA EVANS "Dictionurv of the Arts and the Statesman Washington could let that gives the basic facts 10 years guaranan IMh On' iv Brit- take time out t record a brief about this challenging profesEscalante Valley. Best water Sciences. reduce losses due teed batteries at $29.95 now plantable; Parowan, Utah Phone 2111 del 'n ma-- i note in his diary after examining sion. The booklet, Engineering ish eni to insects, diseases, fires, logrights, modern home and full in Utah. Exclusive dealerh m s. m. 'i mmgeng- - an "ironing machine, or mangle. . . . A Career of Opportumtv line of machinery. Excellent waste. and a in an other Wrote the military saviour of Is available from the Nationn ging milling a; ships available. Write LIFEE::x, his country: "Well calculated for Society of Professional to s. is well !!'.Since wood the nations offering qualified LONG. P. O. Box 205 Order-vill- e Lost n s ut'iis aim Chtehie cloths and such articles as neers. 2029 K Street, N l farm family. See John C. most raw versatile material, Hie limy mleiesl have not pleats and irregular Washington 6 6 C Utah. arles tel.ci Scoop shovel, lost between should be aware of Utah everyone McGarry, Beryl, farm and town. my how our woodpile stacks with Sam Pritchard, Phone 3871 A missionary farewell was 1st, 2nd, and 3rd crop hay the present and future needs 1st & 3rd crop - $31 del. 2nd to maintain our place in world held last Sunday evening in F O It S A L E the Salt Lake Ensign Ward for crop - $29 del. or $25 in stack. affairs, and to assure an g,' S p Carl Giles Topham, son of Mr. FillPh. for our 822, Good building lot Robison, expandblock off quate supply 2 bedoom home on 1st North Utahs hunting and fishing recources received the heavesc and Mrs. June Topham, and 2 The 9 Utah. main street in Parowan. more, ing population. report of and 1st East. Call Lalani Bent- of Mrs. Amelia Topestimates that by the end of grandson pressure on record during 1955 as shown by department Call Lyle Evans Phone 3887 the issued for of incenses Parowan. ham Mr. recently records this century timber growtli covering Topham fish and game FOR RENT will need to be 70 to 120 per will leave this week for the passed calander year. cent greater than it is now to new Zealand Mission. 4 room home with bath. The figures sho w232,746 fishing and-o- r hunting licenses Located on Main St. Call 3461 satisfy our expanding nationissued during 1955 compared o 223,789 for 195-1- , or an al economy. It posses a treincrease of 8,957 sportsmen . , mendous challange to timber-lan- d afield over the previous year 3 room apt. with bath. Heat, owners and foresters," V 1955 The figure will be slighthot water furnished. Chanell the From where I sit ... , regional forester said. as reports covering revised ly ' Apts. Call 3461 t Facts sheets and other ins, b 2,078 licenses still outstanding formation on the nations timwith agents over the state PARTLY FURNISHED appt. ber situation may be obtained are reurned. Vz block off main street in from the local forest officers. The report covers all 12 Parowan. Phone 2606 or 2271 types of licenses issued b ythe department. Major increases Chances are, long ago your are noted in resident fishing, Help grandma knew how to keep you deer hunting, childrens fishfrom catching cold. Mine did. deer Man or woman wanted to ing, and "Stay out of drafts, shed warn. other All handle McNess Products full licenses. hunting Bundle up. Dont get wet. or spare time. Opportunity to Mr. and Mrs Frank Stevens types issued show increases Then, maybe, when you grew seasonal make $40 a day. No exper announce the engagement of up you found that the old except ladys game S ience fishing, necessary. Write their daughter Marietta to theories were considered old SEE MERT MITCHELL IN PAROWAN bird, resident Box-14-, and game P.O. bird, COMPANY, fashioned. Germs were the thing Edward J. Werhouskey Jr. FOR THE KIND OF DEAL is nodecrease where Oakaslight and the to i Station," son Mr. cold avoid a of and was Mrs Bayshore ay YOU CANT TURN DOWN ted in each category. 2 land 23, California. Edward J. Werhouskev Sr. of to avoid iruVetion by somebody who had one. Number of each type license already Orange Park Florida. Marietta I read where scientists Now issued for 1955 and 1954 reis making her home in Castro Lost so sure. Germs carry a O. D. arent are listed in order she where spectively, Valley California, cold, of course, hut they now beBICYCLE from the 1st Ward has employment. Mr. in the following figures: lieve something else sets it oil Resident fishing, (children a? is in the U S Air -Chapel Tuesday night. AnyRADIO, HEATER, ETC. 6,000 ACTUAL MILES something like drafts, wet feet 12 through 15), 19,952, 17,795 one knowing its whereabouts Force stationed at Park Air resident deer, 44,725, 42,487 Base, California. No definite please call Mrs. L. A. RobinCopyright, 19 V, United States Brewers Foundation resident game birds (juvenson. Phone 3517. date has been set for the wediles) 5,375, 5,170; resident ding. COMPLETE NEW TRANSMISSION bird, 12,070, 12.990; resigame NOTICE dent fishing, 38,525, 37.264 I am not responsible for any If you are between 25 and 45, ambitious, of good habits and resident fishing and hunting. R & H, CLEAN bills other than those concharacter, and own a car, you may qualify as our represent- 79,773, 79,573; resident trappfishtracted by myself. e Teplitivo datps for the ative. Home every night. This is a permanant car- ing, 372, 344; resident HUGH GILGER annual inferagenev committ- eer position for the right man. Good salary plus commission ing (blind or age 65), 7,339, fishing (5 7 048 meetings have been set for an incentive program. non 6,828. 14 Mav in Cdar Citv. Ma- The man chose will be carcfuly selected and professionally day permit), 7,634. CAR INSPECTIONS ils in Richfield. Mav 16 at appraised for strong sales potential. He will be sent to our resident fishing (full season) Als Garage will be open for Price. Mav 17. Vernal. Mav 18 National Sales 1,349; Training School at our expense and receive 1 344, car inspections after Feb. 15. Salt resiVERY CLEAN Lake, City, and Mav. 21 a salary during his training period. He will be thoroughly game' bird, 462. 571; non 12,380. 15,175, at Ogden. This committee acts fied trained upon his return. dent deer, g This is a real business opportunity for the right man bodv for the Found as a Write P. O. Box 1327. Salt Lake City. Utah. LADIES WHIST WATCH, at Utah Board of Big Game ConMrs. Martha Dalton was Your of fied reply will be held in strictest confidence. Personal inter taken to the Iron the Firmage Theatre. Owner trol. It is made up County HosOur of view will be your inquiry. upon receipt may have by identifying and personnel for the department own associates arranged pital on Monday. have been informed of this adv. paying for this advertisement. the forest service, and the CEDAR CITY, UTAH bureau of land management asx I Inulmlnl Science! ami Engineering e I i l I mo.v sirs, n- t . Ki-h- i Browning Coal i THE TREASURE lien-en- prife.----.iin- s d n- 0F Ha-firs- t PANCHO VILLA tees. wed. runts l THREE STRIPES Fife INTHESUN rim: Iring lysfh.wct man-powe- r, g j TRIAL i limited j j j j Slouc hand-powere- , d n j - i .I,, - life-lon- j - j now-waste- advice-fille- d citi-en- s technical-m- mile-lon- - water-fille- ron sal crank-drive- -- many-volum- LIFE-LON- G ' i l - i VV I I p ade-Jaro- in Utah's Hunting & Fishing Recources Get Heaviest Pressure During 1955 ld , ly Joe Marsh 0 t 57 Stevens' Tell of Daughters Engagement Hauled non-reside- nt non-reside- nt non-reside- nt Mc-NES- - . 1955 Ford Thunderbird 1951 Merc. Wer-housk- ey .heater Interaacncv Meet Schedualed 1953 Ford Victoria Opportunity Knocks full-tim- non-reside- nt 1953 Chcv. Vi ton Pickup non-reside- nt fact-findin- TRORLEY MOTOR COMPANY 1 |