The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-29
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j BY JAMES p. HoRNApAY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. toward # the
adoption through IepislotJnn of
definite mammal ,ornsery nol,cv havp
:tbeen tatsen Thafi.n,n = & ~ Hanapeln
Of the 5housescommitteeSi On soxrfculture
has an1iojiflit3fted tia of 4
.sub-comfntttee on 2forestry; consisting
of REPRESENTATIVES g.. ~. Haugen,
Iowa: J, c. Mclaughlin. Michigan:
j. d. Clarke. NV Yf,rk Nv. Railney;,
Illinois. and II Tones, Texas This
( action was taken after. conference
with REPRESENTATIVE Rertrand =. Smell
soof New York 3sthe,s.forestr.v specialist
:.of the house, members. 81, the sagrieul-
.sSture committee. reT2HFaesenIt h OF the
Il National, L,mhars .hfo MIA tnrers, as.
.Ssociat,on the min ond naner makers.
The new spaperss ana Others Industrial.
in,tha conservative utiliza.
ton Of the forests, If the country.
lit represents an s..iaffort Va get AWAY
from the differencess sos.s oatnion that
7:haye hitherto. hlocked snroeress, toward IVA
the adoptton Of 4, 1n6infiiiczf6res try policy.
and to atfenntc TO Ana eam,non ground
,4on which al, advncaf Ia AZ 'si1cl,, = nolicy
1 Can agree. !. 'S3 y q z. 2 II !,
&C. One groun a. forestrvy advocates has
favored a centralized national policy
Of control Of nrivata forest lands. Its
H is proposal =. to aaccomplfsh. this end
Through exercise Of the federal tax
ling power has, however, become an
academic question since the Supreme
court has directly held that the taxing
power may not be used asa disguise
:A1or regulation which Is Deyono inc
power OF congress. 81, ..f. j.G= i
~. The other group has the sympathy
OF the forestry service, as: being more
PRACTICAL and would seek to encourage
reproductive methods Of numbering ltt q Pri!g
land adequate forest nre :protectllon I
f. thro ugltSs&voluntary 9 CO cope ration OF
II owners and state governments ill VIII Win
financial aid from the federai govern
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:5l secretary e''"'' ~''' ;
&'& Secretary Wallace has taken much
interest In the realization OF some %! sort
of legislation that would tend TO- 1, pnf
american forests on a permanent ex-
a.istence basis, and 1t Is the hope OF
chairman Haugen that the sub COM
mittee on forestry Will be able to- draft
#sand ere long get favorable Congress
a}sional action on the program advo-
Z; Gated by the secretary OF agriculture
L IN his recent statement to Senator;
Morris Of the senate committee on
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~ in'tiation OF 1eoerai cooperation 9
with the states IN growing OF dlstriD-
5utlne iofest trees o. seeo = 1o Is plant'
ing; 81. !a,.Esf: =z.,..- =, -. /;
ss# (o' EXTENSION OF tne5 natl l'''al LOT
ests' III. @rsE+f2 >.i5,.f5.,t !.
Present nnancial co.opera a % - be ;.
Tween me natlonal ana ,state govern vera
%4nents 10 limited TO me distr1pution 81
S4oo'ooo annually among tne state
governments wnicn: st ne maze
some provision TOE proteftlng forests
IRON nre: me purchase OF. @. national
forest extensions recetyees only $o o0es,'
z2N'o from congress TINS year. 10 Up: pro:
vision exists Tor the rurtner extension g
81 the NATIONAL 1oEes!s w ncIuslon fO !,
af1mbered areas OF the unreServed pUD-