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Lumber Head Says Senate Hearings
Offer Hope For Jobless Workers
R. e e ]lt } y-conipleted Senate
hearings on problenls facing U.S.
h.i]llhEl'lnen off el' "ilew grounds for
hope and opthtfisn in forest-hascd
conllilllnilies suffering heavy un-
el-nploymeiiL," says Arthur Tem-
ple, Jr., President, of tile National
Lllinbev /1 all i1 ft,i c t li i'ers ssocia-
Lion. Testimony el. the hearings
has "spoLlighted tt]e indusLry's ec-
onomic difficulties in a w.'ly that
lt,ys i firm groundwork for ef- I
let:live remedial ac, tion by Con-
ffress or the Executive Branch, nr
both," tie declared.
J
[ndu,qtry witnc,<'es a,l the hear-!
ing's-.-iel;i by til'e, "senaLe Conl-I
merce Committee in PorLland, Or-
egon; Olympia, Washington; Lew-
iston, Idaho; and Washington, D,'
C..--.callc, d for this double-barreled
action to relieve the unemploy-
ment of a estimaled 200,000 for-
(;st. products workers:
(1) Imposition of a temporary
qi,()la to curb mounting iml)orts
0:I soft,wood lumber from Canada
. shipments which tlavc bitten
0oeply into tile domestic, markets
(!({ (',. lllmbcrnlell; tLnd
12/ Revi,flon of the policies gov-
erning ForesL Service sales of na-
th)ml forest timber, so LhaL U.S.
lumbermen will be in a better po-
sition Lo compete with the lower
operating costs of Canadian pro-
ehleel's.
ONE OF TilE MOST encour-
aging developments in connection
with the hearing,s, Temple said,
was the promise of Forest Set'-
vice Chiet Edward P. Cliff to
"re.explore" Federal timber sales
policies, with a view to z'elieving
unemployment in distressed com-
munities.
Should lhc Foresl Service of-
.tic!ally recot.mize a responsibility
Io promote colllnlltnity 3nd indl.lS-
try stability in forest areas, iL
w(,llld mark a mthstantial change
Ill pl'(!sent |inlber Ilia llagelllCnL
tind males I)oJicie:L
Besides prom!sing to re-exam-
ine l'ol'est Service sales policies
ill an efforl to ease unemploy-
ment problems. Cliff also annolin-
,:ll The ],'ovesl Service will do
"everything we ('all I O }nlpl'oye
our program to make linlber av-
a.ilahle at reasonablc prices, Lo
re, eke the allowalle cut [Lilly llv-
ailable on an orderly Basis."
(2) The Porest Service is pre-
pared 1o meet with indtmtry rep-
resefllalives to discuss proposed
l'eVl;4io|l.H ill limber sales conll'acts
and fit hel' issues,
131 The t,'ores! S('rviee ill;ins to
ass(lYtllle. "It D/OI']()I}. KFOIII) of the
Al/4t conll)ileDt l'(ll(!sl(ws ',&'(' C111
.*@t' fl d(qerlllilie ]low Ill(' /leli('y
C&II inll)FOve III ca]elllltl iOIlS 01'
]llowable cut.
(4) T]II'; ];'OIIIVST 'Ol'Vle.e IS
fJl'Pt)arJilg insl, l'llcIions for a "qllal'-
lirly [)ol'fornlanee review by field
lulil:s "the, purpose beh+lg to com-
pare ctlut] tJllil)(q' sales with
plamwd ;-:ales programs, ;is parL
ot }L Dread t,fforl to "holster up
lira wear spots."
(5) "V(" have instl'llC.t.e.d otlJ" re.
j.', I(tl la ] fol'(':4{ O|'S ¢) l]]a ]{(' list! Of
I lie t',x pt'l'i,!llCOi{ I iillbel' s:lJe a(l-
HIII]isl I'al¢)l'S as l.l',alble shor)tevs
to review, on the ;ro/ind. sale ad-
mini;all'alien mnlleFs ove.J' which
(,,pelalors and sah,s officers disa-
gpee," Cliff said. The oil jeer!re
hel'e ',','ill be it) s,llh' more dis-
F.ulas "el tile g'rntmd ]e.vel."
((i) Timber sale administrators
will also nlfl]<(, I-I "colltillllinK re-
view of the. application of roe(!
|.anda,INls" |o dolern-lin(5 what ac-
tion may he appropriate Lo relieve
l?rivate limber operators of high
I'oa f't COStS,
Several ways for the Forest Set'-
vice to improve its llalldlillI. of
p/blic IAnl baF ta, aIes and wllaL
PlllOllllled to a ttvo-plit't lll811dat( .
to the agency were gwen at the
tinal Capital ses:ion by .Senators:
(1) To speed ;tp sa,les of Fed-
cFa.I |inlber tO forcsl-bascd conl-
munities with heavy unemploy-
ment; and
() To nla](( SlIC}I tmlber avail.
able r!l prieea more compclitive
with toftwood inlporls fronl Can-
uda ,% , ,.,
/
C() I Illll i,E Chairnlan Wal -
ten (I. Maginlson /D.. 'Vnsil. i .....
lfl,f'r dr&whig froll Cliff all ad-
rnlssinn tllat Hie national forests
corlta.irl "a large quanl;ily of tim-
her Lhat is own'aged and over-
nlaIilre'%- .said I)lc tt'ol.esL Service
i4 bogillnlng to I'esenlhle "a de-
ll#1"|lflenf store thai nevor ha,d
II. ['lsal+allcIl sale,"
"Vhon yotl gel. an indusl.ry, in-
elttdJnK rlol Ollly th( nlanal'aria]
Da.i*L df Jl lait the. labor parl. of
ii. ftndin itself in such disagree-
tnl:nl, with the ForesL Service as
Ihey find Iht, msolves in on poin
ltflol' pohit, I.he lhne has conl(
\\;v]lell Cilnl'(,s,% llO ]l)llet can ev-
mle its respon:,;ibilily. Wc haw
£nL to find out what the facts
are," asserted Senator Waynt
Morse (D., Oreg,).
The Senator begail his rclnai*ks
by critieiziilg tim l,xecutive
branch for its failure to Lake pos-
live action on industry3)roblems.
"In rny judgntenL," he a, sserted
"there is no furLher jusiification
lor any furl.hel" delay in the Ad-
ministration's making" up its mind
what its action iN g'oing Lo be. We
Ileed a. 'yes' of 'lie' ans,vcr on its
policy."
MA(J N I.LON eonL(mdcd that
the Vore.st Service has seldom al-
tered its sales plans or adjusted
its timber aPtn.aisals to help ease
unmnploymenL in labor surplus
a Pc}is,
MLgnu3on cnlled for a !'e-ev-
aluation of IPol'esL Service appeals
pl"o(:edllreb, eitiilg Lhe. ease of a
,,mall Wa,,hington coral)any that
spent SOllle $8,700 and had 1.0
wait nearly four years before its
appe.al was finally aeLed on--un.
favorably..--by the Secretary of
Agriculture.
Senator Clair Engle (D., Calif,)
urged the Porest Service to har-
vest 1#ederal timber as soon as iL
Is ripe for cutting.---"whether you
et fonr bll.s for it of $58." Oth-
(,rwise, lle pointed out, "evenLual-
;y you lose that timber, either
to bugs or to fire. or iL just gets
overripe, fal]s (IOVVll tnd messes
up tile forests."
Englo said 1he Forest Service
has "consislently undermarked
the forests iL administers".
"I simply say lmL the Forest
Service has noL iinplenentcd a
policy of Lrying to harvest its
crop m Lhe way it ouKht Lo be.
And you (;;ill Ill'gilt' t]lfl[ yell want
to Jstretah iL, but yon cannel
stretch an overmpe tree. A bug
will noL wail nor will the fire."
Senat O)' E. L. Barl;lel;L ( D..
Alaska) pointed OUl lhat Sl.tlntp-
ag'e price ai'( h [ oEe (if several
(A,Sl Jltvolve.d ill ' )rrie, rla ' Feder-
al Iinlbel' }]e, asked the Forest
Servic, e to e¢)l]side.t' ways of re-
(tllCll,g 1 bose e.x penses, par ticll-
larly lllose irlvolved ill road huild-
ing, slash disposal and oLher so-
called "polisllinK" eel.iv!ties.
JUNE FIR VOLUME
OL(SE TO AVERAGE
I POtUI'I,AN1) .qpel'l:ll) -Douglas
fil" l't,g'if)ll s'l tx'li,il] prodllCti(lll
c]rdei' anti ,illiltiil,liI:4 l<tl ,hlno l'e-
1,oi'led by {he \\;V(,;t (Ji,;,.il l,Ulliber-
lilcn'4 A ssocial i(m. sllow(,d the
weekly average f,f West Coast
[lllllbel' prod/Ic.Lioli waq 1.57,353.-
000 b.f. or 99.2?4 (l' the 1957-61
averale, OrdoPs averaged 176,-
516.000 r.f.; shipments 179.090,000
b,f,; weoRly avoraKos for May
were t n'oduction ]58.004.000 b.f..
99,6r/I of lhe 1957-61 tverage;
m;|er, 164.651,000 b.f.: shipmenl:
tl,q,55d,000 b.f.
Six irionlhs of Ih(! 1962 ellnlil]a-
two prod!.'tiol 4.05.1.198.000 b.f.;
six nlonlh.; of 1961. 4,047,792,000
I).f.: six niont.hs of 1960. 4.348,-
879.000 b,f.
Ol'¢h,i': fop six nlnnlhs oY 1962
I)l'('tl]( dowi1 as folhtws: 1';11 :tnd
l!'llck 3,185,9(J4,009 b.f,; donw;:lit}
('HFgO 691,3116,000 b.f.; exlmr| 1i1,-
534.000 h.f.; local 189,519,000 b.f,
The tn(hlslry's llnfiiled ol'der
file stood at 500,378.000 b.f. el. the
end of Juno, hlmber illventory at
958,260,000 b.f.
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ae, has been selecteC
ub as the poster girl '
akc breakfast July
Will be at Kneelan
BILL DICKIE, Jou:
ear for a co
recreation progra
worthwhile pry
an early death unles
of cash are quickl
and clubs.
Mallinger said ye
the peewee baseba
to be suspended
than that, the swi
next week, This
five for the let
y had set t
weeks of sw:
activity und
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striking a hiri:
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Com]
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to the wage i
by Gov. benefit,,
failed to 18 and
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of Wash- other
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inter-
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ey have
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Increases
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for rein-
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eontribu-
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for
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:S ilchld
travel
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Parking
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Job site
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