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Show PAROWAN TIMES. PAROWAN. UTAH BESEESBlHi: Small Woodlots Hold Key To Future Timber Supply WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Congress Fights Truman Proposals; High Crop Goals Set, Wheat Cut; Atomic Tests Assure flew Power Stoge DRAFTEES: Old Pah Che!t W So,ti Space f;;: In an endeavor to make the upd coming draftee as happy as a lark, the army is removing its ptty annoyances" as it completes plans to process men inducted under the first peacetime draft in history. On orders of Gen. Omar Bradley, The Dig Town at Sunset : fly flili Schocnigcn. WNU Stall VX'riter- chief at staflf, to remove "the petty Winchcllebritles: James Farley In lliu tilanai Ik? art (mUiit Aft (FftITOttf SOI Ft Nhf tf annoyances that sent many World t Mfiitra tMlfiU M4 fel rttiartly ml lit it nviMPM-five shiny new FDR dimes studying War II veterans away hating the that a waitress innocently handed officers army, training prepared CONGRESS; railto greet the recruit like an old him in making changt on . . . Morton Downey, diner. road friend of the family. whose real first name la Sean. . . . Only the finest officers and non-coBitter recrimination resounded John Payne (of the Magic Lanwill handle the draftee, trainas tiie fight between President TruVOU have a terns) supping solo la the Cub s man and the ing officers promised. The recruit r extra feed seem men dont will even be given a $5 advance on room. Leading moved into a new round In the clothing, or without natural lady bis $73 a month pay the first day with convening of the extra session dred othir article! in camp so he wont be broke. He scene. . . . Henry Fonda dodging of the 80th congress lecta and doesn't the "Mr. v.i Sr In a dynamite laden atmosphere, wont even have to wait to "tell It clawtographera congesting this under-theput, door Roberts" making by stage to the chaplain." as hell be taken the President appeared before a tchest should be r clean getaway via the front to the chaplain during his orientajoint session of the eoi gross which While the , at!e'r0ff hud labeled "one of the worst tion days and urged "to let his hair j he building a chest in history" to demand a sleeping down 30 ' wide. 42 All of this will take place at eight economic program. The Wild West ia gone! BingJ can be bu.lt long to PJ w The reception for both the Presl-anham Canyon (L'tah) recently major training centers which have quirecl. his program was cool as been set up to receive the draftees became the last town In the One of the big , itrputdicani launched their wreck- i1 and give them their basic training. Far West to past a law making r beside chest, erew tactics ing It sinful to tote a gat without They are Fort Knox and Camp is its uiil.IatioVJ'!; ities, Defiant GUP leaders charged Mr. It Fort Breckenridge, Ky.; being registered. Riley, space. Being susper.dtjV Truman with playing pol.tics and Kans ; Camp Chaffee, Ark.; Camp large wooden wheels the v i to pM ared play politics of their Fort Fort Pickett, Va.; Ord, Calif.; Times Square Ticker: Marion be rolled J rI own The net result, it appeared, under the Km" IT a S N. and Fort Dix, C., J. Davies former beach mansion at ever Jackson, wi uld be a short special session. with , The standard army train- Santa Monica now is run by Joe Its rugs Initial step in the GOP's pro. capacity is tily ing course has been condensed into Drown, owner of swanky Bel Air Being dusiprocf, it tVgram of obstruction was a decision eight "tough" weeks Later draftees (Beverly Hills), as an exclusive excellent that the extra session should con' place to r.;rr will be selected for specialist trainj 'h rates are finest beach rendezvous. The sider only those recommendations things. sent or to About ing directly duty. merely $70 a day. Filled to capac-tiy- , made by Mr. Truman which could half of the draftees will see overFace to fare with the congress however. . . . The revived a This established test." test, "pass seas duty, probably in Korea, Jabe had labeled worst, save one, George M. Cohans "45 Minutes to bv the majority conference, set the In pan, Germany, Alaska, the Canal Broadway history, President Truman will introduce several qualifications for congressional ac was grerted by one of the coolest Zone, Hawaii or Caribbean defense Cohan hits the family found in old lion as follows: khaki-colore- -- AVu'I By ll.UKHAGG Anahit and ( WASHINGTON. I have just had an interesting conversation with R. E. McArdle of the forest service of the department of agriculture, and I have discovered that I'm one of the pulpit that the United States of America has to look to for its future lumber supply. one-fourt- h Aii'J t thlee fourths of this three l composed of small wood lots which aver ! age 60 to 70 acre Further 1 more much of it e - is not part Trailin' and Fiphtin of trees to allow the healthy ones room for more rapid growth: how to make serd beds grow tree seedling la the aeeond week, the lada JF j d My fattier look up some of the last of the government forest land that was available m the Southwest. That little plot, along with the timberland straggling over the map of the other privately-ownei t all the timber there is In the I'. S , makes up three-quarteof our forests are public property. toun'ry. Only fourth Un tifir4 Hands in Pockets fa ommrntnU. con-gie- pr( JuSVr l' y W ,D3 u d era put thruugh more training advanird prim iplea with er.phasi on actual work In the forest. They fought a fire to great learn the correct procedure. I owned deal by They marked trees tn a plot, estipeople who don't mated the board foot ige in a stand- Ine on the wood ing tree, cut It down, sawed it into 1 1 lot or near it lumber, and measured the lumber f ,like me), and as a check against their previous many of whom estimates They were taught how (also like me) to chip trees tn gum and farming wouldn't be able how to market the Raukhage gum. They to tel a were even put through a law en- from a telephone pole if it forcement course which stressed area. congressional receptions ever actrunks. . . . From Elsa's colm: weren't for their size. meki the tncendiarist in the fighting Proposed legislation must be corded a chief executive when he Worse still, many farmers own "I lunched at the house of comwoods. They ware shown how to in character. emergency appeared before the special sesALTOS. TRITK.q A ACCB? mons in London. I love lunching ing woodlots with valuable stands detect cities for purposely art It must contain a problem of sion. Only polite applause came of timber on them dont know how of a habit. sort there. become It's C. I. TRICK FAgjj fires, what evidence to collect and national Importance. occasionally from the galleries to get their money's worth from m 4 Ised Yes, dear, and blimey hif hit hisnt their rights under the law. It must be a program which and from administration followthat land or how to keep the wood BENS TRUCK FISTJ beginmn to show! Health and recreation are not can be processed properly withers; Republicans kept tbeir hands ed seres contributing to their tacojia WASH. H in the time available to an neglected in these camps, and at In their pockets. livelihood as the rest of their the end of the two week period the Midtown Vignette: They enure you emergency session. DOGS, CATS, PETS, Elf farmland does In other words, boys go home it happened the other day . . .1 he perenthusiastic, ready This available time for process' In THOitorr.iinriFn bNc 4 timber this has growing country to practice on their own woodlands. sonnel e of advertising large hound manager for sue FK.H Ct xsun ing would be no longer than a become to a large extent a side prm uas interrupted by an office boy 6., Main, Heber. tub. Pb... U.I They take the message to their period of congress which would not issue. ho asked he the hate followcould u tf parents, of course, and make a re- "interfere with the proper conduct" New Force I am glad to report, after FARM MACIIINERTJ EQr ing day off to he could attend a meetport to the organizations to which of the autumn campaigns. The veil of secrecy which has . . . "What kind of meeting f" telling you aB this bad news, ing OLIVFB combined hanresttKkHY they belong. Briefly they have No appropriation bills were to be shrouded most of the post-wa- r sniffed the office mgr. "A union meetft. rut. Herculei irotor. ll b that both the government and a fundamental knowledge considered, nor would any consid, gained Fh. ToeU, luh. atomic energy experiments was ing . . "No," said the office boy, "a the lumber Industry are trying of the value of trees and how they eration be given to confirmation of lifted, a tiny bit at least, for the meeting of the General Motors board to de aomething about this LIVESTOCK can be grown for profit. of directors. Im one of the larger nomination which might be sent American public in the fourth semifor the general, as well is stockholders f" fed. . . The FOR SALE to agency the senate the President. the time Florida has annual report of the atomic energy During by ae for the Individual, good. Refftstered Morg in horitj; or. eral Adiertising, and the office run this camp, they have averOver all hung the threat of a commission and an accompanying four brood mores, two is named William Dayton For example, in 1937, the Crossctt . V, M.MZ Dixie Democrats filibuster against statement by President Truman. 0n, aged 100 boy a year which Holmes. Lumber company gave the governtax bill, which would the anti-pol- l means some 1.300 have been inthe Presithe Justifying secrecy, ment 1,680 acres of typical second MISCELLANEOUS widen the rift between Mr. Truman dent doctrinated in the fundamencontended that until controls growth stands in southeastern Broadway Piffle: One of the PAINT YOFR CAR Ear Waj i ! and the aouthern wing of his party. are established on the international tals of forestry. Today many of Money back guarantee it srv I .. Arkansas. I can't go into the proBway 10 per centers is making a paid. , , toter-NThere were no surprises In the level to these graduates are leading LibM' ? - t pies free. prevent use of atomic fortune booking nothing but program of experimental work that President's recommended y "C5 citizens of their communities legisfor we has been done there, but there is fessional amateur shows. . . . L.YCE WANTED TO BUT lative package. He proposed a re-i- energy as amilitary purposesto disand many are growing trees for cannot, nation, afford one item that affects our story. i Durston (the Stork club r.:sEi WE BIT AND SELL position of the excess profits tax, close tlfese secrets which make profit. ' R. R. Reynolds of the forestry e ... Furniture. Files. T'pewnknk 3 too; canary) says when thejr bill you Office limited restoration of price con- this new 'C'W Cash r Ko.ro Safe. in Machine. a force the most deadly aerviee went to work on 40 acres Program Extends as a Society Singer people think AV0 dfceu hAI T LAKE DFSK EXCHASGI t trols, even more limited wage conform of military weapon." With SI South flats u kail Lake Cai.U of this araa. He did the things To Other States it means you cant sing. . . , That TH trols and enactment of the Had there no been World that statement, the American peoWar any farmer can learn to do to a at Nor is Florida the only state tak(who lovely Stct: thing Steeplechase housing bill. II, no abdication of the late King ple, anxiously eyeing war clouds similar woodlot. tests all the daredevil rides) is IIOME FURNISHINGS 1 1ST. JLM ing an interest m this new thinkVictor Emmanuel and no dissoluon the horizon, are inclined to Last year Reynolds reported ing I n th WHEAT: Dunbar, a Barbizon cover Daphne trees and youth. regarding tion of the House of Savoy by STEEL FOLDING CO! agree. Does it on the side for the eight annual cuts which averaged Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Loui:v of gal. vote Goal Cut Some measure of reassurance was (taking the crown away thrill of it makes a marketable value of more than Tknov Cot with wtre Hull nn plenty modelsiana, North Carolina, and Virginia g from in then contained both stressHumbert), $580 a year, and he had as much As clogged elevators reports, and en4r crati ing. . . . Passersby do double-take- s tached to frame with helical IT staged similar camps this year. Victor Emmanuel, pictured here, the fact that the nation has each end. Strong angle Iron tati 4 Tallac volume as when he started! at the sign in a used-ca- r FFA or club members were forced embargoes once again mark ing third of the line, might have heavy tubular end. End r ten Of course, everybody hasnt Rey- - J the the nations harvest of another gained new power in atomic weawindow near 54th One and Bway. lucky on youngsters, depending position when let up. 45' T W I been fated one to on sit know-hoBoth the day disclosed that the secret wolds but the govern- which group the state bumper wheat crop, the department pons. Thai i' imported (Italian) convertible has Lon. Spring IT' High. Weight tifto forestry of throne ment is helping to spread that agency is Italy. Seemingly the a price tag on it reading: "$8,500. of agriculture recommends a cut tests of new type bombs at the QuanUty Price Upon Regie a use in with at the least unhappy about the turn of know-hoof 8 per cent in wheat acreage m proving Eniwetok W New grounds on through its representa. . . The newest midtown phone time. l D th 1 to 44 2 50 each R1 Sere island early this year were highly affairs is handsome, blond Victor tives or through state organizarecommendations 2. The purpose, of course, is not to its preliminary is exchange (Ran pi Luxembourg 2.00 100 eech 44 to now 14 at Emmanuel, Geneva, successful. tions. So is private enterprise. L out of American names, no doubt.) turn out foresters. That would be for the 1949 crop year. topped 100 or aver... 1.50 each The commissions Although continued high producff'tigato report, the Florida Teachet Youth impossible in two weeks. But MONSET fourth to GERMANY: (ficiallv can build up an effective in- tion of other major grain commodisummary camps Ulzo, the Phoenix (Arts.) C. Forestry Fundamentals ft How T terest in growing a cash crop by ties is recommended, a slight de- congress as provided by law, indiof C. is trying to get the city IRON & METAL Cl fti of (h Thirteen years ago, Florida for crease is suggested for wheat acre- cated there were three bombs used Explosive growing trees. fathers to ban cowboys from ISO Se. Third Weet. Salt Lake CM fa example, began a forestry training This year more than 600 youths age. which has increased sharply in at Eniwetok in the spring project Le fact Germany remained an explosive hotels and other walking through camp for her Future Farmers of from the seven states m known strife-torwar recent to as Operation Sandstone. and issue in the years response international cratic attended their with America members. On August 1 these public buildings Jfr the tyjoiULj'uhM-Principal study was "on the gen- picture. with all expenses paid relief needs T camps, on. of this year, some 200 members spurs As the trtantic East-Wes- t eration of nuclear explosion itself Looking forward in a move to con5 'ns ac by the forest industries. struggle of the FFA attended a two week serve the country's soil resources, rather than "on the effects of the for Berlin continues, reports were This is where private ealeu U. industry the SfwinqL The Clnemagicians: A haymaker camp at Camp OLeno, about 60 has stepped into the n son as was the current that department points out that a nuclear explosion, talks would On i picture miles west of Jacksonville, where the modern be resumed in an attempt to settle among case in the earlier Bikini tests. mellers, "Canon the An theory that our future better balance between they were taught, in the forest, th and City explodes a the repcrisis crops will as there well timber supply must come from to as The scan design stressed report developfundamentals of good forest prac- what we " ft thi not as in the past actually assure higher productivity ments of atomic energy research m the entire European situation. The lica of the famed Colorado grow, tices Its breakneck pace keeps from what we found on the land, over a longer period of years. medicine, agriculture, metallurgy, rumors circulated after top diploThe first week was for beginew Yo Farmers also are urged to pro- other sciences and industry. Radio- mats of the U. S.. Britain and the excitement winging. . . . Anthe Southern Pulpwood association, ners who had had no France were closeted in a series other thrillodrama is "Raw Deal. o mah previous for- composed of southern pulp and pa- vide for sufficient summer fallow active materials have been given estry background; the second week per industry members, with the co- and, in marginal areas, to plant 229 institutions and This is a of conferences. "es anc tingler showing commercial was for those who had attended a in action that suits the In the biggest air lift in ajcrah operation of the Southern Pine as- grass seed on land which is not agencies for experimentation. .history, previous camp. to a T. . . . I, Jane Doe S. U. n mt1 and suitable spine for British sustained production continued planes sociation, in financing pioneered During the first period they were these and similar to transport food and fuel to the offers some familiar murder mysof crops. LIVING COSTS: i camps. taught fundamentals of gum farm-iri- g Also considered in arriving at SOOTHES, EUM$i The sum total of this whole projbeleaguered city. The big planes tery angles, but Ruth Huspeys how to secure naval stores fTCHIN0...lW N ect adds up to this: Industry has the wheat goal were this year's in- Hit Peak tons of essential curves are far more arresting. . . , 4,500 averaged such as turpentine and rosin from that They changed the name from goods daily in their effort to break "The Argyle Secrets unreels a forces with state agencies creased carry-oveN01tMlMuWJ j prospects joined slash and long leaf pines; how to to interest the 1948 crop will be second largest cost of living index to consumers the Russian blockade. fV plot thats easier to see through in becoming sucidentify the commercially valuable cessful Treeyouth Violence broke out in the Rus- than see. . . . "The Flame is Farmers of America, in history and possibility of smallprice index but they still can't trees and their use; how to farm and to turn to account what has er demand because of improved change the trend upward and ever sian sector of the capital city as one of those dulluloids that wont n but forests as they farm cotton and been thousands of Germans jammed set any box offices on fire. Tnima to crops in importing countries. upward a wasteful up other crops; how to protect their sideline on therecently In fact, the index struck an banks to exchange their money for The department farms a sideline recommended woodlots from fire; how to thin which DOE must supply an important wheat plantings for 1949 of 71 5 high on June 15, with food new currency. their stands of trees by Florence, the newsstand l' the ti levcutting out part of America's current and fu- million acres which, with an av- prices reaching Although she looks like a prim impresario Madison and 53 rd), (at crooked, diseased, and other ture vital lumber Public needs. erage yield of 15 bushels a acre, els. the bureau of labor statistics schoolmarm, Berlin's woman gttmg free papers to the first 100 pawould mean production of nearly reports. mayor. Socialist Louise Schroeder, trons to celebrate her birthday ismg u The index, which represents reWjyw'w.jy y. have 1.1 billion bushels July estimate courageously defied Russia's order Relics from the Collyer mansion in oes ol Harlem incongruously displayed near of 1948 wheat production W'as 1,- - tail prices of goods and services to dismiss the 5 ' Y Y e the atom bomb souvenirs of Hiroshima i" Y the cc 241,751.000 bought by moderate income famdeputy police chief. bushels, 3U $. 's 5r at Huberts museum flea circus . , . are few In setting another farm goal, the ilies in large cities, registered Mrs. Deweys charming manner of not LSh loud avdepartment recommended a beef 171 7 per cent of the 1935-3answering reporters questions in the m is 15 5 of cattle breeding herd million erage newsreels. 3ce cows next January 1, a decrease of Further increases are inevitable, IN ANNAPOLIS An 18 year ? r K about 500,000 head Better manage- too, for wholesale prices hit an time i old plebe at the U.S. naval 1 : aled m academy of Editorial; Robert Best, convicted the week ended shouldered a ment, improved feeding practices high during treason against the United States heavy burden when and thorough culling, it was sug- July 17 and it takes about a month he wdoi took his oath. The plebe is John and sentenced to life, has obtained for their impact to be recorded in ar ag gested, will "put the cattle indusa Paul of Jones of sentence. . . . 250,000 e stay Piqua. Ohio, no try m better position to supply the retail prices Bitty descendant of his famous namesake honorable American boys got death s meat requirements of the increased which The new consumers price index IN FORT WAYNE . dn the beaches of Normandie, Oki. alk at joseph population is 9 3 per cent higher than a year Neal, 48, survived a nose when nawa and Iwo Jima. . . . Best told The recommendations are subQuitely ago, 28 8 per cent above June, 1946, he wag buried for by 20 minutes m a the American soldiers mitted to state agricultural councils when price controls generally were mount (fighting in for consideration State goals and abandoned, and 74 1 per cent above collapse of a ewer trench. A fel the field) that they were wrong and fespe low tore worker Hitler was away some of the final national goals are determined He doubtless right. IDAN the August, 1939. leveL On J Day dirt to expose the tip of Neals nose. meant it was on the basis of state review and in 1945 the same index was 129.3 to As t safer physically per Later, firemen and police the be a traitor behind a Nazi microdug recommendations. dizzy; cent of the 1935-3average. rest of him out. phone than in an American uniseen IN SALLISAW, OKLA. . . E. W form supporting the flag. . . . Best Arcu Floyd, ere the PRECARIOUS PERCH grocery clerk declared (when sentenced) he and brother of the onetime Public wouldn t change ? jr in bli places with anyOn behalf of 250,000 gold Enemy No. I. Charles (Pretty Boy) one. Jr WNU W Floyd, was elected sheriff in a bit stars this is to tell traitor Best ' v Js'ry lei that a short trip from Main street tanners ; Increasingly aware of the need i security arising from death, old terly fought contest. IN CHARLESTOWN . . . Farmei to Arlington is better for economic seeunty for them- - age, accident, sickness, "ding than the long riUrJmS. in disability selves and their families, Amer- - j unemployment and other condi-lcan- s Eben Trussell drove his new cai and dirty road from Nuremburg Pai Th' home, parked it m the bam lot to Alcatraz. will expend approximately , . turns. si Horida teaches the fundamentals of a There 15 billion dollars for that R,,ef schief , forest purpose j Northeastern, lira middle western in the bull calf saw his refiectior Quick in 1948, the Research CouncJ for and Pacific coast states in windshield, took a runninp It looks like Eisenhower have the leap, crashed through the glass anc Economic Security estimates. eihon wonld rather be remembered largest measure of bounced back on the hood A The estimate covers payments both i: ;d hot W as a man who did ae much to vet ennarian stitched the bull togethei made under private or govern- - capita payments, the re .0r make America safe democfor rVti flCpltes study and a mechanic did the same foi .mt organized plans to meet in- - , closes racy not one who made Wash-I-n the car. esS h i safe for the Democrats. Thornton today for went or Suppositories-fo- at H i sals stracUon. being worktd by an experienced farmer. A In 1 'C 1 r'! CLASSIFY DEPART It Might Have Been tS 6J&-J- S C -- lmi-.x- m Gi-G- -.- or t - All-Ste- 4-- semi-annu- n Jm. & four-pow- hard-hittin- t k fid t1- - g shot-by-sh- g jail-brea- k. tip-to- p r, llEFlTifSMfi e ST Soviet-sponsore- d Side-Sho- record-shattere- d ... lyX.frJC'V s N a j 9 e Headliners ... 's f . ... V-- 9 fc ... Americans Seek Economic Security ( PILES! n,rr' 7"7 t' For c.1 dj-me- li |