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The United States Forest Service A Historical Bibliography, 1876-1972

Compiled by

Gerald R. Ogden Bibliographer,Forest History Society

1973 Forest History Society, Inc. Santa Cruz California UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE WO

REPLY TO: 168o-Forest Service History May 21i., 19714

SUBJECT: Forest Service Bibliography

TO: Rgiona1 Foresters, Station and Area Directors

ATTENTION: History Coordinators

We enclose one copy of the Bibliography of References dealing with the USDA Forest Service, done by the Forest History Society, Santa Cruz, Calif., for the WO Forest History Unit. Because this edition was done in such limited numbers, we have not heretofore made any general Field distribution. Since we now have plans to republish this bibliography, with still additional historical references and in a larger edition (more cpies) we are making Field distribution of the limited number we ha& on hand in the WO.

Since this is a highly valuable and useful document in our push to record and publish Service history, please keep it in your reference library. Also, whenever possible please publicize and make it available to universities and scholars who may be engagedinresearching Forest Service history.

CIJEFORD D. OWSLEY History Officer

Enclosure THE UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE

A HISTORICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 1876-1972

COMPILED BY GERALD R. OGDEN

PUBLISHED BY THE FOREST HISTORY SOCIETY, INC.

1973

SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

THE COMPILER OF A LARGE BIBLIOGRAPHY PLACESHEAVY DEMANDS ON THE PERSONNEL OF LIBRARIES AND OTHER DEPOSITORIESWHICH HE MUST USE. I WISH TO EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE TO THEFOLLOWING PEOPLE WITHOUT WHOSE HELP THE PREPARATION ANDCOMPLETION OF THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE:

MR. ELWOOD R. MAUNDER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOROF THE FOREST HISTORY SOCIETY, OFFERED ME THE OPPORTUNITY TOWORK ON THIS PROJECT. WITHOUT HIS SUPPORT, AND THAT OF HIS STAFF, I COULD NOT HAVE PERFORMED THE EXTENSIVE TRAVEL ANDINDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION WHICH WAS NECESSARY TO AMASS THE RAW MATERIAL. MRS. ESTHER JOHNSON AND HER STAFF AT THELIBRARY OF THE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION,UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, PROVIDED HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS ANDCONSTANT ATTENTION TO MY NEEDS, WHICH NOT ONLY LIGHTENED MY WORKBUT MADE THE CON- DUCTING OF RESEARCH IN BERKELEY A PLEASURABLEEXPERIENCE. MR. CLIFFORD OWSLEY, CHIEF, HISTORY SECTION,U.S. FOREST SERVICE, AND MR. FRANK HARMON AND MRS. BURRIEWILLIAMS, OF HIS STAFF, OPENED DOORS TO OTHERWISE INACCESSIBLEMATERIALS. MANY MEMBERS OF THE STAFF OF THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESSPERFORMED SIMILAR HELPFUL SERVICES. MR. JOHN SHERROD, DIRECTOR OF THENATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY, AND STAFF, GRACIOUSLYPROVIDED WORK SPACE, ADVICE, AND ASSISTANCE FROM THEIR MANY RESOURCES. IN THE ELEVEN MONTHS THAT I WAS TRAVELING INTHE COMPILA- TION OF THIS WORK,I CAME INTO CONTACT WITH MANY FORESTSERVICE PERSONNEL. IN EVERY INSTANCE GREAT INTEREST WASEXPRESSED IN THE RESEARCH BEING CONDUCTED AND EVERY COURTESYAND ASSISTANCE WAS UNFAILINGLY EXTENDED TO ME. THIS HAS BEEN ESPECIALLY TRUE AT THE PACIFIC SOUTHWEST FOREST AND RANGEEXPERIMENT STATION IN BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA. MR. THEODOR B. YERKE, HEAD, PSW SCIENCE LITERATURE SERVICES, AND HIS STAFFHAVE MADE POSSIBLE THE PUBLICATION OF THE WORK IN ITS PRESENTFORM, UTILIZING THE COMPUTER PROGRAM, FAMULUS, AND COMPUTER-OUTPUT-MICROFORM. MAJOR PROGRAM CHANGES TO FAMULUS WERE MADE BY MR.JAMES CLARKE, COM- PUTER INFORMATION SPECIALIST, IN ORDER TOPRODUCE THE INDEX, WITHOUT WHICH THE VALUE OF THIS WORK WOULD HAVEBEEN VERY CON- SIDERABLY LESSENED. MRS. ROXIE DIAL DESERVES SPECIALTHANKS FOR HER ASSISTANCE IN LOCATING HARD-TO-FIND ITEMSIN LIBRARIES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. AND MR. VINCENT AITRO, REFERENCELIBRARIAN, HAS PROVIDED INVALUABLE HELP IN THE ORGANIZATIONOF THE INDEX.

MY CO-WORKER ON THIS PROJECT HAS BEENMRS. CYNTHIA JACOBS. SHE IS AN EXTRAORDINARILY TALENTED AND DILIGENTCOMPUTER TECH- UNFLAGGING NICIAN. I CAN CONFIDENTLY SAY THAT WITHOUT HER COOPERATION WE COULD NOT HAVE PRODUCED ABIBLIOGRAPHY OF THIS SIZE, WITH AN INDEX, IN THE TIME ALLOTTEDFOR THE EFFORT. INTRODUCTION

IN 1972 THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE INSTITUTED A HISTORY PROGRAM TO DOCUMENT AND PRESERVE THE RECORD OF A CENTURY OF FEDERAL FORESTRY. THE PROGRAM SUPPORTS PROJECTS WHICH DETAIL ASPECTS OF FOREST SERVICE HISTORY AND ENCOURAGES SCHOLARS TO STUDY FORESTRY HISTORY BY PROVIDING AIDS TO GUIDE RESEARCH. THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY HAS BEEN COMPILED AS ONE SUCH AID.

THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF FEDERAL FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES IS SYNONYMOUS WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROFES- SIONAL FORESTRY IN THIS COUNTRY. ONE CANNOT STUDY ONE TO THE EXCLUSION OF THE OTHER. THE PRESENT WORK SEEKS TO REFLECT THE MULTI-FACETED ACTIVITIES OF THE FOREST SERVICE, WHILE LEAVING TO THE JUDGMENT OF THE USER THE APPLICATION TO THE BROADER FIELD OF FORESTRY HISTORY.

WITHIN THE PERIOD OF ONE YEAR'S WORK IT HAS BEEN IMPOS- SIBLE TO BRING TOGETHER ALL THE LITERATURE PERTAINING TO FOREST SERVICE HISTORY. THE CONTENTS OF THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY ARE, THEREFORE, PRIMARILY LIMITED TO WORKS WHICH HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED AND ARE AVAILABLE TO RESEARCHERS IN MAJOR LENDING INSTITUTIONS. IN ADDITION SOME PROCESSED MATERIALS HAVE BEEN INCLUDED. IN EACH SUCH CASE AN ANNOTATION SHOWS ITS LOCATION. ANNOTATIONS ALSO SHOW THE LOCATIONSOF SCARCE ITEMS. IN A FEW INSTANCES, LIBRARY CALL NUMBERS ARE FURNISHED.

ABBREVIATIONS ARE REDUCED TO A MINIMUM. WHERE THEY ARE USED THEY SHOULD NOT CAUSE CONFUSION, E.G. AGRIC., FOR., DEPT., ETC. TITLE ENTRIES ARE. RESTRICTED TO SHORT TITLES. LONGER TITLES ARE GIVEN WHEN NECESSARY TO CLARIFY AN ARTICLE AND THEREBY AVOID ANNOTATION. GIVEN NAMES ARE PROVIDED WHERE POSSIBLE IN AUTHOR AND TITLE ENTRIES.

THE LITERATURE CITED IN THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY REVEALS MANY AUTHOR INCONSISTENCIES IN TERMINOLOGY. IT IS NOT UNCOMMON TO FIND REFERENCES TO "FOREST RESERVES" AT A TIME WHEN THEY HAD OFFICIALLY BECOME NATIONAL FORESTS. LIKEWISE, AUTHORS CALL NATIONAL FOREST REGIONS "DISTRICTS", WHICH THEY ONCE WERE. WILDERNESS AREAS ARE REFERRED TO AS "NATURAL AREAS", "WILD AREAS", "PRIMITIVE AREAS", ETC., WITH NO DISTINCTION. FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS SUFFER SIMILAR MISNOMERS. THESE CONFUSIONS ARE CORRECTED BY VARIOUS DEVICES IN THE INDEX, AS OUTLINED BELOW.

THE NATIONAL FORESTS WERE OFFICIALLY KNOWN AS FOREST RE- SERVES PRIOR TO 1907. ALL CITATIONS REFERRING TO LITERATURE WRITTEN BEFORE1907ABOUT NATIONAL "FORESTS" ARE REFERRED TO IN THE INDEX UNDER "FOREST RESERVES". LITERATURE FROM 1907 IS INDEXED AS NATIONAL FORESTS, NO MATTER WHAT TERMS THE AUTHOR EMPLOYS. NATIONAL FOREST REGIONS AND NATIONAL FOREST DISTRICTS ARE INDEXED BY GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION; THUS REGION3(ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.) IS INDEXED UNDER NATIONAL FORESTS--SOUTHWEST. THE TERMS "WILD AREAS" AND "PRIMITIVEAREAS" ARE LISTED UNDER "WILDER- NESS AREAS" EXCEPT WHEN NAMESARE PROVIDED, AND THESE ARE NATIONAL FOREST NAME INDEXED. TO ASSIST THE USER IN TRACING CHANGES, A HISTORICAL LIST ISPROVIDED IN APPENDIX I.

THE LITERATURE EXAMINED FORINCLUSION IN THIS BIBLIO- GRAPHY HAS REFLECTED AN INORDINATENUMBER OF REFERENCES TO. THE SUBJECTS OF FOREST POLICY,CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RE- SOURCES, FIRE CONTROL AND SUPPRESSION,FIRE INCIDENCE AND DAMAGE, AND RANGE MANAGEMENT. IN ADDITION ENTRIES HAVEBEEN EXTENSIVELY CROSS-INDEXED. IN SOME INSTANCES THIS HAS RE- SULTED IN A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OFENTRIES BEING PLACED UNDER A SINGLE INDEX HEADING. TO PARTIALLY ALLEVIATE THE NEEDFOR THE USER TO SEARCH MANY TITLES WHENRESEARCHING A PARTICULAR ERA IT WAS FOUND EXPEDIENT TOSUBDIVIDE THESE TOPICS CHRONO- LOGICALLY. IT IS TO BE NOTED THAT THE BREAKDOWNREFERS TO THE DECADE IN WHICH THE LITERATUREWAS PUBLISHED AND NOT THE ERA TO WHICH THE CONTEXT REFERS. FOR THE CIVILIAN CONSERVA- TION CORPS THE CHRONOLOGICAL SUBDIVISIONWAS UNSUITABLE SINCE IT EXISTED FOR LESS THAN A DECADE. FAMULUS, THE PROGRAM UTILIZED IN THISCOMPILATION, WAS NOT ORIGINALLY DESIGNED TO ACCOMMODATETHIS FORM OF BIBLIO- GRAPHY. CONSEQUENTLY, REPROGRAMMING WASNECESSARY. THOUGH CONSIDERABLE TIME AND EFFORT WERE EXPENDEDIN THIS DIRECTION, NOT ALL THE DESIRED CHANGES COULD BEINCORPORATED. THIS HAS RESULTED IN A SLIGHT DEVIATION IN ALPHABETIZING,AFFECTING BOTH THE MAIN ENTRIES AND THE INDEXHEADINGS. A CURSORY EXAMINATION BY THE USER WILL RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHTHESE CHANGES. OTHER LIMITATIONS CAUSED REPETITIOUS INDEXHEADINGS.

ITEMS IN THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY REPRESENTAN EXAMINATION OF MAJOR LITERATURE INDEXES, PARTICULARLYREADER'S GUIDE TO PERIODICAL LITERATURE AND THE AGRICULTURALINDEX, BIBLIOGRA- PHIES SUCH AS EDWARD N. MUNN'S, A SELECTEDBIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN FORESTRY, AND CARDCATALOGS IN THE LIBRARIES OF THE FOREST HISTORY SOCIETY, THEFORESTRY LIBRARY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, THELIBRARY OF CONGRESS AND THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. IF IMPORTANT MATERIALS HAVE BEEN OMITTED, OR IF BIBLIOGRAPHICERRORS ARE DETECTED, THEY ARE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THECOMPILER.

GERALD R. OGDEN I. A. P. W A TRIP ON THE APACHE NATIONAL FOREST DONE. THE AGRICULTURAL REVIEW 20:8. MAY 1927. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21:1056-1057. NOV 1915. AHERN, GEORGE P. FOREST BANKRUPTCY IN AMERICA: EACH AABERG, HERMAN C. FEDERALLY-OWNED GRAZING LANDS. THE STATE'S OWN STORY. 2D ED. NEW YORK: SHENANDOAH NATION'S AGRICULTURE 27:20. OCT. 1952. PUBLISHING HOUSE, INC., 1934. 307 PP., BIBLIO,

ABBOTT, LAWRENCE F. SHALL THE TREES SAVE CONGRESS, OR AHERN, GEORGE P. THE SALE OF TIMBER IN THE FOREST CONGRESS SAVE THE TREES? THE OUTLOOK 137:498-499. RESERVES. THE FORESTER 4:44-45. FEB. 1898. JULY 30,1924. AHERN, GEORGE P., ET AL. A LETTER TO FORESTERS., ADAMS, BRISTOW. FORESTERS TO THE FRONT. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:456-458. APR.1930. FORESTRY 23:453-457. AUG. 1917. DISCUSSION FOLLOWS, PP. 459-470. ADAMS, BRISTOW. SOME FENCE! THE CORNELL COUNTRYMAN 32:4. OCT.1934. AHLGREN, FRANK. FIRE'S GRIM TOLL OF U.S. FORESTS: WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU AND ME. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:18-20. COMMENTS ON THE SHELTERBELT PROJECT. MAY 1956.

ADAMS, BRISTOW. TELEPHONES AND THE FOREST RESERVE. ALBERT, FRANK A. REBUILDING A SOUTHERN FOREST. IN, FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:463-466. OCT. 1906. TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C. GPO, 1949. 944 PP.'ILLUS., ADAMS, CHARLES C. ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS IN NATIONAL MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES,INDEX. FORESTS AND IN NATIONAL PARKS. THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 20:561-593. JUNE 1925. REFERENCE TO BIENVILLE NATIONAL FOREST, PP. 339-342

ADAMS' JAMES B. WATER POWER ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. ALBRIGHT, HORACE M HIGHEST USE VS. MULTIPLE USE. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 8:5-33. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 45:3-7. APR. -MAY, 1960. APR. 1913. ALDERSON, GEORGE. LOGAN CANYON: STANDARDS FOR ARTICLE IS COMMENTED ON BY WALTER L. FISHER, ET AL. DESTRUCTION. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 43:18-20. NOV PP. 33-52. 1969.

ADAMS, SHERMAN, ET AL. PEOPLE AND CONSERVATION. COMMENTS ON CONTROVERSY OVER THE HIGHWAY THROUGH THE AMERICAN FORESTS 57:25-32. NOV. 1951. CACHE NATIONAL FOREST. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 37:12-15, JULY 1963. ID. ADAMS-WILLIAMS, LYDIA. FORESTRY AT THE BIENNIAL. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:435-437. AUG. 1908. ALEXANDER, THOMAS W. AN ANALYSIS OF THE REPORT ON THE WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST AS AN EXAMPLE OF BIENNIAL OF THE GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS. MULTIPLE-USE MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:469-473. MAY 1937. Ii. ADAMS-WILLIAMS, LYDIA. NATIONAL FORESTS AND PUBLIC OPINION. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:80-83. FEB. EXPANSION OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S POLICY OF 1908. NATIONAL FOREST ACQUISITION IS A WASTEFUL SUBSIDY. WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST IS AN EXAMPLE. ADAMS-WILLIAMS, LYDIA. THE NATIONAL RIVERS AND HARBORS FOLLOWED BY A COMMENT BY PHILIP W. AYRES, PP. CONGRESS: WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 3,4, AND 5, 473-476. 1907. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:48-50. JAN. 1908.

ALEXANDER, THOMAS W. COMMENTS ON THE C. C. C. JOURNAL AERIAL AGE WEEKLY. 90 DE HAVILAND-4B'S TO BE UTILIZED IN OF FORESTRY 34:292-297 MAR. 936. FOREST PATROL OPERATIONS IN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON. AERIAL AGE WEEKLY 13:78. APR. 4, 1921. AILDS, J.P., ET AL. REMODELING NEW YORK'S FOREST POLICY. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:119-123. MAR. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH. DON'T MIX COWS AND TIMBER: BOTH 1904. DO BETTER WHEN THEY'RE KEPT SEPARATE... AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH 7:14. JULY 1958. QUESTION OF FEDERAL AID. A COMMITTEE REPORT.

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH. GOLDEN YEAR FOR A GOLDEN ALLEN, A. E. MEET THE MECHANICAL MULE. AMERICAN RESOURCE: FOREST SERVICE HAS MANY RESEARCH FORESTS 60:26-27, 50. MAR. 1954. ACHIEVEMENTS. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH 3:3. FEB. 1955. MOTORIZED WHEELBARROW USED TO REPLACE MULES. THE AGRICULTURAL REVIEW. FOREST RANGER JOB REOUIRES TRAINED MEN. THE AGRICULTURAL REVIEW 22:9. FEB. ALLEN, E. T. FOREST PRESERVATION AND ITS RELATION TO THE 1929. PUBLIC REVENUE AND TAXATION. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURER'S ASSOCIATION, 1927. Ii. THE AGRICULTURAL REVIEW. NATIONAL FORESTS IN DANGER: RANGE STOCKNEN OF WESTERN STATES SEEK CONTROL OF ALLEN, EDWARD 1. AMERICA'S TRANSITION FROM OLD FORESTS LANDS RESERVED FOR TIMBER SUPPLY. THE AGRICULTURAL TQ NEW. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:67-71, 106. FEB. 1923. REVIEW 19:16-17. MAR. 1926. A FOUR-PART ARTICLE. SOME REFERENCE TO FOREST THE AGRICULTURAL REVIEW. NEW NATIONAL FOREST DISTRICT SERVICE POLICY. SEE ALSO ISSUES OF 29:163-168, MAR. CREATED IN LAKE STATES. THE AGRICULTURAL REVIEW 1923; 29:235-240, APR. 1923; 29:307-311, MAY 1923. 22:8. FEB. 1929. ALLEN, EDWARD T. THE APPLICATION AND POSSIBILITIES OF THE AGRICULTURAL REVIEW. RANGE PLANTS IN NATIONAL THE FEDERAL FOREST RESERVE POLICY. SOCIETY OF FORESTS. THE AGRICULTURAL REVIEW 20:8. MAY 1927. AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1:41 -52, NOV. 1905.

FOREST SERVICE COLLECTS ABOUT 6,000 SPECIES. PROBLEMS IN EARLY ADMINISTRATION; RECRUITING; MISUNDERSTANDING ON THE PART OF THE PUBLIC; LUMBER 20.. THE AGRICULTURAL REVIEW. TIMBER CULTURE ON THE PLAINS: INTERESTS. SUCCESS OF NEBRASKA NATIONAL FOREST SHOWS WHAT CAN BE 35. ALLEN, EDWARD 1. CAPPER REPORT ON FORESTRY AND IN, FIFTY YEARS OF FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED. BY LUMBERING. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2353:60. JUNE 19, ROBERT K. WINTERS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF 1920. AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1950. 385 PP.,ILL'JS., BIBLIO., INDEX. ALLEN, EDWARD T. FEDERAL LEGISLATION. THE TIMBERMAN 22:113, 116,118. DEC. 1920. INFLUENCES OF SOCIETY ON FOREST SERVICE AND VICE VERSA, PP. 272-284. ALLEN, EDWARD 1. FOREST LEGISLATION-ITS THREE MAIN CLASSES: NEED FOR DISTINCTION BETWEEN WHAT WE ALL 54. ALLEN, SHIRLEY V. THROUGH THE FIELD GLASS: TIMELY AGREE IS NEEDED NOW. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 43:49-50. COMMENT ON IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS IN FORESTRY. NOV. ID, 1922. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:45. JAN. 1928.

ALLEN, EDWARD T. GUARDING THE NATIONS WOOD-LOT. THE ALLEN, SHIRLEY W. THROUGH THE FIELD GLASS: TIMELY OUTLOOK 127:153-154. JAN. 26, 1921. COMMENT ON IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS IN FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:84. FEB. 1928. ALLEN, EDWARD T. HOW NATIONAL FOREST ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY AFFECTS INDUSTRIAL FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTS AS INFLUENCES ON FLOOD CONTROL FORESTRY 26:199-212. FEB. 1928, ALLEN, SHIRLEY W., AND LEONARD,. JUSTIN W. CONSERVING INCLUDES COMMENTS OF BURT P. KIRKLAND, PP. 206-209, NATURAL RESOURCES: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE IN A AND G.H. CECIL, PP. 210-212. DEMOCRACY. 3D ED. NEW YORK: MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INC., 1966. 253 PP., ILLUS., CHARTS,INDEX. ALLEN, EDWARD 1. THE LEADING FORESTRY POLICY PROPOSALS. THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LUMBERMAN 51:24-26. APR. 30, SEE PARTICULARLY CH, 7, FORESTS, PP. 163-212. BRIEF 1920. BIBLIOGRAPHIES FOLLOW EACH CHAPTER.

ALLEN, EDWARD 1. LEST WE FORGET: A TRIBUTE TO THE ALLEN, SHIRLEY W., AND SHARPE, GRANT W. AN INTRODUCTION NATIONAL FOREST PATHFINDERS. AMERICAN FORESTS AND TO AMERICAN FORESTRY. 3D ED. NEW YORK: MCGRAW-HILL FOREST LIFE 36:393-395. JULY 1930. BOOK COMPANY INC., 1960. 466 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES, MAPS, INDEX. ALLEN, EDWARD 1. MEN, TREES, AND AN IDEA: THE GENESIS OF A GREAT FIRE PROTECTIVE PLAN. AMERICAN FORESTS AND AMERICAN FORESTRY SERIES. SEE PARTICULARLY CHAPTERS FOREST LIFE 32:529-532. SEPT. 1926. IA AND 15 FOR FOREST POLICY, AND CHAPTER 16, ''HOW THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PRACTICES FORESTRY'' ALLEN, EDWARD T. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR REFORESTATION: A PAPER READ AT THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL PACIFIC LOGGING ALLIN, B. W. FOREST TAX RESEARCH AS IT AFFECTS FARM CONGRESS, SPOKANE, WASH., THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1923. TAXES. JOURNAL OF FARM ECONOMICS 15:550-556. JULY LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 45:56-58. NOV.10, 1923. 1933

ALLEN, EDWARD 1. SOLUTION OF FORESTRY PROBLEM LIES IN ALLRED, GORDON T. CHALLENGE AT FLAMING GORGE. AMERICAN ADOPTION OF PRACTICAL POLICY. THE SOUTHERN FORESTS 66:16-18, 53-54. FEB. 1960. LUMBERMAN 113:40-42. DEC. 1, 1923. ASHLEY NATIONAL FOREST. ALLEN, EDWARD T. WHAT PROTECTIVE COOPERATION DID. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:641-643. NOV. 1910. AMBLER, C. P., COMP. THE APPALACHIAN NATIONAL PARK. 4TH. ED. ASHVILLE, N.C. :THE APPALACHIAN NATIONAL REFERENCE TO AFFILIATED PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTIVE PARK ASSOCIATION, 1901. 32 PP. ASSOCIATIONS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. MENTIONS FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. (F. E.( MOLLIN CHALLENGES THE FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 28:16-17, ALLEN, EDWARD T., U AL. HOW NATIONAL FOREST 56, 58. DEC. 1946. ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY AFFECTS INDUSTRIAL FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 26:199-212. FEB. 1928. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. ANTI-FOREST GRAZING AGITATORS ANSWERED. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 20:7-8. JULY ALLEN, SHIRLEY W. CONSERVATION AND PRIORITIES IN 1938. WILDERNESS AREAS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS,

PROCEEDINGS 1948:101-104. 1949. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. C.C. C. WORKERS ADVANCE FORESTRY PROGRAM. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 16:23. ALLEN, SHIRLEY W. CREATION OF QUACHITA NATIONAL PARK NOV. 1934. NARROWLY AVERTED. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:308-311. MAR. 1929. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. CASE AGAINST WILDERNESS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 39:7. JULY 1957. ALLEN, SHIRLEY W. NATIONAL FORESTS FOR THE EASTERN HALF OF THE UNITED STATES. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, EDITORIAL. PROCEEDINGS 7:69-73. 1925. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. A CASE FORAPPEALS. AMERICAN ALLEN, SHIRLEY W. THE PLACE OF FOREST RECREATION IN THE CATTLE PRODUCER 31:7-8. APR. 1950. AMERICAN FORESTERS PROFESSIONAL FIELD. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 49:691. OCT. 1951. CAN PERMITTEES GET APPEALS FROM DECISIONS FROM THE FOREST SERVICE? ALLEN, SHIRLEY W. ROUGH AND READY ENGINEERS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:67-70. FEB. 1925. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. COLORADO MEETING HIGHLIGHTS FOREST LAND, OTHER PROBLEMS. AMERICAN CATTLE ALLEN, SHIRLEY W. SHALL THE RANGE LANDS BE MANAGED OR PRODUCER 31:12-14. AUG. 1949. DESTROYED? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:235-236. APR. 1947. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. COLORADO STOCKMEN ENLARGE FOREST BOARD. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 23:15. AUG. EDITORIAL. 1941

ALLEN, SHIRLEY W. THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. COLORADO STOCKMEN REPORT ON PIKE FOREST. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 27:20. JAN. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. THE GRAZING BILL. AMERICAN 1946. CATTLE PRODUCER 36:23. SEPT. 1954.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. COMPLETE TEXT OF NEW RANGE AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. GRAZING PERMITS FOR 1935. CODE. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 19:18-20. APR.1938. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 16:11. APR. (935.

ISSUED BY DIRECTOR OF GRAZING, DEPARTMENT OF AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. GRAZING PERMITTEES MEET IN INTERIOR. ARIZONA, 1944. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 26:15-16. AUG. 1944. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. CONGRESSIONAL REPORT ON FOREST POLICIES. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 30:10. SEPT. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. HEARINGS ON TAYLOR GRAZING 1948. ACT. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 16:12. SEPT. 1934.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. CRITICISM ABOUNDS AT PUBLIC AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARS STOCKMEN LAND HEARINGS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 23:9-10, ON FEDERAL GRAZING LAND TENANCY BILL. AMERICAN 12. NOV. 1941. CATTLE PRODUCER 35:9-10. JUNE 1953.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. LAND AND AGRICULTURAL POLICY JOINS IN (HAROLD Li ICKES' VETO RECOMMENDATION. OF THE UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. AMERICAN AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 11:9. NOV. 1935. CATTLE PRODUCER 30:18. FEB. 1949.

ARTICLE ON FEDERAL AGENCIES OPPOSITION TO PROPOSED AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. LIVE STOCK OR GAME? AMERICAN AMENDMENTS TO THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT. CATTLE PRODUCER 20:12. OCT. 1938.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FEWER ANIMALS GRAZED ON AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. NATION HEARS VOICE OF THE FORESTS IN 1936. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 19:28. WEST: NBC FARM AND HOME HOUR PRESENTS OUTSTANDING FEB. (938. SPEAKERS... AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 18:8-lI. NOV. 1936. 14. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FOREST APPEAL BOARD. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 31:7, 33. MAR.(950. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. NATIONAL FORESTS RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY YAVAPAI ORGANIZATION. AMERICAN CATTLE AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. A FOREST OFFICIAL SPEAKS. PRODUCER 16.25. FEB.1935. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 28:7. NOV. 1946. YAVAPAI CATTLE GROWERS, ARIZONA EDITORIAL. GRAZING. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. NEBRASKA STOCKMEN OPPOSE AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FOREST SERVICE APPROPRIATIONS. TRANSFER OF FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN CATTLE AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 30:7. MAY 1949. PRODUCER (6:13. JAN. 1935.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FOREST SERVICE CONFERENCE AT AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. NEW C. C. C. PROGRAM. OGDEN. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 16:17. DEC.1934. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 17:16. JUNE (935.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FOREST SERVICE EMPHASIZES ''NO AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. THE NEW FOREST RULES. INTENT TO STOP ALL GRAZING'' . AMERICAN CATTLE AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 27:18-19. OCT. 1945. PRODUCER 35:10. JULY 1953. REFERS TO GRAZING. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. THE FOREST SERVICE HEARINGS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 29:9-10. OCT. 1941. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. THE NEW FORESTSERVICE POLICY. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 17:25. DEC. 1935. GRAZING. GRAZING FEES. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FOREST SERVICE POLICY. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 27:7, 33-34. DEC. 1945. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. NEW GRAZING FEES. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 16:9. MAR. 1935. EDITORIAL. GRAZING. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. NEW LAW PROVIDES FOR ADVISORY AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FOREST SERVICE POLICY. BOARD. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 32:26. JULY 1950. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 31:1. JUNE 1949. GRAZING. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FOREST SERVICE RULING COSTLY. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 33:9. FEB. 1952. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. ONLY GRAZING CAN CONVERT OUR GREAT GRASS RESOURCES. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER EDITORIAL. GRASS CONSERVATION POLICY AND ITS 29:10, 34, 36. JAN. 1948. RELATIONSHIP TO GRAZING. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. PERMITTEES CONFER WITH FOREST AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FORESTERS ISSUES NEW PERMIT SERVICE OFFICIALS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 21:21. PLAN. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 19:7-8. JULY 1931. JAN. 1940.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FS APPEALS PROCEDURE CHANGED. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. PROMOTION IN FOREST SERVICE AT AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 45:21. DEC. 1963. DENVER. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER (6:21. JAN. 1935.

REFERS TO APPEALS BY GRAZING PERMITEES. LYNN H. DOUGLAS BECOMES ASSISTANT REGIONAL FORESTER.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. FURTHER GRAZING REDUCTIONS AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. PROPOSES FOREST PROGRAM. STAYED. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER (7:8-9. NOV. (935. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 21:17, 20, 22. NOV. 1945.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. GILA COUNTY STOCKMEN FAVOR FOR FOREST RANGE. GRAZING SERVICE. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 27:20. JAN. 1946. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. PUBLIC LAND COMMITTEE MEETS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 28:24. NOV. 1946. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, OCT. 1946. 34:9-10, 33-35. OCT. 1952.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. PUBLIC LANDS IN THE PRESS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. STORMS BAITER WEST. AMERICAN AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 28:16-17. MAY 1947. CATTLE PRODUCER 30:20. FEB. 1949.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. PUBLIC LANDS QUESTION. FOREST SERVICE CLEARS ROADS TO SAVE LIVESTOCK. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 27:8, 30. DEC. 1945. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. THE TAYLOR BILL. AMERICAN AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. RANGE CONSERVATION. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 1614-15. JULY 1934, CATTLE PRODUCER 18:15. SEPT. 1936. THE BILL WAS TO BECOME THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. TESTIFIES AGAINST WILDERNESS AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. THE RANGE PROGRAM: SECRETARY AREAS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 39:14-15. JULY IHENRY A. WALLACE) APPROVES RANGE-BUILDING PRACTICES 1957. FOR WEST. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 18:10-fl. OCT. 1936. RED HALL, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF THE NATIONAL CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION TESTIFIES IN CONGRESSIONAL ill. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. RANGE VIEWERS DISAGREE WITH F. HEARING. S. ON GRASS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 31:17-18. SEPT. 1949, AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. TESTIMONY ON WILDERNESS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 40:27. DEC. 1958. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. RANGE WORK FUND AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 34:7. JUNE 1952. A NUMBER OF RESOURCE USERS, INCLUDING CATTLEMEN, TESTIFY. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. REDUCTION OF LIVESTOCK ON THE FORESTS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 27:16 18. MAR. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. VETO OF THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT 1946. AMENDMENTS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 17:10-11. SEPT. 1935. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. REORGANIZATION. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 30:7. MAY 1949. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER WHO MAKES THE DECISIONS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 32:7. JULY 1950. REFERRING TO REORGANIZATION OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. ARTICLE ON RANGE MANAGEMENT.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. REPORT OF FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. WILDERNESS (BILL) HELD OVER. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 16:11-12. APR. 1935. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 44:8. NOV. 1962.

REFERS TO CHIEF FORESTERS REPORT. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. THE WILDERNESS BILLS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 40:9. SEPT. 1958. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. A REPORT ON PUBLIC LAND GRAZING FEES. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 28:13-15, EDITORIAL. 26-27. JUNE 1946. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. WOOL GROWER'S AND CATTLEMEN'S CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 28:8, 31-32, JULY 1946. COMMITTEE SEE BENEFITS FROM CONFERENCE ON FORESTS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 29:10. APR. 1948. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. REVIEW OF THE GRAZING ACT VETO. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 17:11-12. OCT. 1935. AMERICAN CIVIC ASSOCIATION. TO PRESERVE THE NATION'S HERITAGE: AMERICAN CIVIC ASSOCIATION CLIPPING SHEET. EDITORIAL. PROVIDENCE, RI.)?): AMERICAN CIVIC ASSOCIATION, 1908.11 PP. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. SALT LAKE GRAZING MEETING. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 17:12-13. FEB.1936. AMERICAN CIVIC ASSOCIATION. TO PRESERVE THE NATION'S HERITAGE: VITAL IMPORTANCE OF THE APPALACHIAN FOREST AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. SECRETARY (CLINTON P.) PROJECT... PROVIDENCE, RI.)?): AMERICAN CIVIC ANDERSON TURNS DOWN ESSENTIAL BARRETT ASSOCIATION, 1908.12 PP.,ILLUS., MAP. RECOMMENDATIONS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 29:10. FEB. 1948. AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. FOREST FIRE,A TRUE STORY OF OUR FORESTS, BY SMOKEY, THE FOREST FIRE PREVENTING ARTICLE ON FOREST RANGE MANAGEMENT. BEAR. WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 1950.16 PP. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. SHELTER-BELT WORK GETTING UNDER WAY. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 16:24. DEC. A COMIC BOOKLET FOR CHILDREN, 1934. AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. THE FOREST RESERVATION AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. SHELTERBELI A THOUSAND MILES POLICY. WASHINGTON, D.C.)?): AMERICAN FORESTRY LONG. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 16:18. SEPT. 1934. ASSOCIATION, 1897)?). 8 PP.

AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. SPEAKING OF OVERGRAZING. A COPY OF THIS PAMPHLET IS DEPOSITED IN THE LIBRARY AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 31:11. OCT. 1949. OF CONGRESS.

DISCUSSION IN, AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 31:28, DEC. AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. IS PUBLIC REGULATION OF 1949. PRIVATE FOREST OPERATIONS NEEDED? WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 1938PI. 40 PP. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. STOCK ON THE FORESTS: SPORTSMEN VISIT FORESTS AND FIND THEM NOT IMPROPERLY AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAZED. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 18:11. OCT. 1936. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS HELD AT WASHINGTON, D. C. JANUARY 2-6, 1905... WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER. THE STOCKMAN'S SOLUTION TO THE PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1905. 474 PP. FEDERAL GRAZING PROBLEM. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER FORESTRY AS A NATIONAL QUESTION; IMPORTANCE OF THE 55. AMERICAN FORESTRY. ADDITION TO EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. PUBLIC FOREST LANDS TO IRRIGATION; THE IMPORTANCE OF AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:542. AUG. 1921. THE PUBLIC FOREST LANDS TO GRAZING; IMPORTANCE OF PUBLIC FOREST LANDS TO MINING: NATIONAL AND STATE AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE ADOPTED SON OF THE TWENTIETH FOREST POLICY; AND OTHER TOPICS. ENGINEERS (FOREST). AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:159. MAR. (920. AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. THE PROFESSION OF FORESTRY: INCLUDING AN ADDRESS BY MR. GIFFORD AMERICAN FORESTRY. ADVANCING FORESTRY IN AMERICA PINCHOT, AND AN ARTICLE..BY OVERTON W. PRICE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:120, 122. FEB. 1923. WASHINGTON, D.C.: THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 1901.16 PP., BOOKLIST. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR IN RESPONSE TO EDITORiAL ON FOREST POLICY (N, AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:33, JAN. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. THE WEEKS BILL. AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, BULL. 3. WASHINGTON, AMERICAN FORESTRY. AIR SERVICE AIDS FIGHT AGAINST D.C.: AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 1910. 4 PP. BLISTER RUST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:763. DEC. 1923.

TEXT OF BILL. SEE ALSO IN, AMERICAN FORESTRY 159 AMERICAN FORESTRY. AIRPLANE PATROL IN NATIONAL FORESTS. 16:42-44, JAN. 1910. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1244. JULY 1919,

AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. WHAT CONSERVATION LEADERS AMERICAN FORESTRY. AIRPLANE TO LOCATE ALASKA'S LOST SAY.. ABOUT THE REORGANIZATION PLAN TO GROUP LAKES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:569. SEPT. 1922. CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN OLD INTERIOR DEPARTMENT UNDER NEW NAME. WASHINGTON, SEARCHING FOR UNDISCOVERED LAKES IN ALASKAN NATIONAL D.C.: AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 1937. 4 PP. FORESTS. ILLUS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. AIRPLANES FIND FOREST FIRES. AMERICAN FORESTRY CONGRESS. WHAT BECOMES OF OUR TIMBER AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1371. SEPT. 19(9. LANDS? WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN FORESTRY

CONGRESS, 1882. 1 PP. (62. AMERICAN FORESTRY. ALASKA'S FIRE LOSSES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21 :968. OCT. 19(5. AMERICAN FORESTRY CONGRESS. WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR PUBLIC TIMBER LANDS? OFFICE OF CORRESPONDING AMERICAN FORESTRY. ALASKAN PULP WOOD FOR SALE. SECRETARY. WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:62. JAN. 1922.

CONGRESS, 1882. 1 P. AMERICAN FORESTRY. ALBERT F. POTTER. AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY. (HENRY S.) GRAVES RETURNS TO YALE 16:107-lOB. FEB.(910. FORESTRY SCHOOL. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:172. MAR. 1922. POTTER'S APPOINTMENT AS ASSOCIATE FORESTER OF THE UNITED STATES. AMERICAN FORESTRY. (REGINALD 0.) FORBES HEADS SOUTH'S NEW FOREST STATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:605. SEPT. AMERICAN FORESTRY. ALMOST EVERY PAPER THAT COMES TO HAND 1921 HAS SOMETHING ON FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:622-623. OCT. 1920. AMERICAN FORESTRY. (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT THE CONSERVATIONIST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:778. JAN. DIGEST OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES REMARKING ON NEEDS FOR A 1919. NATIONAL FOREST POLICY.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. (U. S.) CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTERS IN MILITARY COMMITTEE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:393. JUNE 1921. SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:754-757. DEC. 1917.

APPOINTMENT OF A COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE NEEDS FOR A ROSTER OF PERSONNEL. SUBSEQUENT ISSUES OF AMERICAN NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. FORESTRY INCLUDE ADDITIONAL ROSTERS. A FINAL ROSTER, TO NOVEMBER 30, 1918, WAS REPRINTED IN FINAL FORM BUT AMERICAN FORESTRY. (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY'S ARMY OF NOT PUBLISHED IN THE PERIODICAL. 22,000,000. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:60-61. JAN. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. ANOTHER FOREST REGIMENT FOR FRANCE. APPEAL TO SCHOOL CHILDREN TO PREVENT FIRES IN AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:688-690. NOV. 1918. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE APPALACHIAN COMMISSION'S REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTRY. $3,000,000 FOR NEW ENGLAND AND AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:48. JAN. 1913. APPALACHIAN FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:473. AUG. 1916. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE APPALACHIAN FOREST CAMPAIGN. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:193. MAR. 1910. AMERICAN FORESTRY. $300,000 FOR PINE BLISTER DISEASE, AN EFFECTIVE QUARANTINE LAW. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:168. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE APPALACHIAN FORESTS. AMERICAN MAR. 1917. FORESTRY (7:363-364. JUNE 1911.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. $367,000 FOR STATE ROADS. AMERICAN OPERATION UNDER THE WEEKS LAW. FORESTRY 28:447. JULY 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE APPALACHIAN FORESTS. AMERICAN NATIONAL FOREST HIGHWAY FUNDS ALLOTTED TO NEW MEXICO. FORESTRY 17:381-383. JULY 1911,

AMERICAN FORESTRY. $4,000,000 FIRE DAMAGE IN CALIFORNIA. OPERATION UNDER THE WEEKS LAW. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:248. APR, 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE APPALACHIAN FORESTS: PUTTING THE AMERICAN FORESTRY. ''WE MUST HAVE FORESTS''. AMERICAN NEW (WEEKS) LAW INTO OPERATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY FORESTRY 28:339-340. JUNE 1922. (7:288-293. MAY 1911.

EDITORIAL. NEED FOR NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. AN APPALACHIAN PURCHASE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:611, OCT.1916. 114. AMERICAN FORESTRY, AN APPRECIATION OF COLONEL (HENRY S.) 19). AMERICAN FORESTRY. CALIFORNIA AIRPLANE FIRE PATROL GRAVES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:297-298. MAY 1920, SUCCEEDS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:5), JAN, 1921.

REPRINT OF A LETTER BY SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE El. 192, AMERICAN FORESTRY. CALIFORNIA SERVICE MEN GIVE UP MEREDITH ON THE RETIREMENT OF GRAVES AS CHIEF SMOKING. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:603. SEPT. 1921. FORESTER.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. CALIFORNIA'S FIRE BILL, AMERICAN 115, AMERICAN FORESTRY. ARMY AIRCRAFT TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES. FORESTRY 28:19), MAR, 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1081. MAY 19)9, AMERICAN FORESTRY, CAMP FIRE PERMITS REQUIRED. 116. AMERICAN FORESTRY. ARMY AIRPLANES CRUISE OLYMPIC BLOW AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:568, SEPT, 1922. DOWN. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:476-417. JULY 1921, IN NATIONAL FORESTS OF PACIFIC COAST STATESI SEE ARTICLE ON TORNADO DISASTER IN, AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:379-382, JUNE 192I. 195, AMERICAN FORESTRY. CAMPERS HEAD LIST OF FIRE CAUSES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:126. FEB. 1923. Ill. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE ASSOCIATIONS FORESTER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:130. MAR. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. CARELESS TOURISTS START DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:600-601. SEPT, OVID Ii. BUTLER BECOMES TECHNICAL FORESTER FOR THE 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY. CARRIER PIGEONS AID FORESTERS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. ATTACK ON THE FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1504. NOV. 1919 AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:483-484. JULY 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. A CAUSE AND A LIFE. AMERICAN CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM E. HUMPHREY OF WASHINGTON LEADS FORESTRY 29:564. SEPT, 1923. ATTACK. EDITORIAL. CONTROVERSY OVER ALASKAN NATURAL AMERICAN FORESTRY. BARKBEETLES MENACE FORESTS. RESOURCES IS SETTLED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:765. DEC. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. CHUGACR FOREST REDUCED. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE BATTLE FOR THE WEEKS BILL. FORESTRY 21:927. SEPT. 19(5. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:133-144. MAR. 1910. AMERICAN FORESTRY. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. BEEFSTEAKS AND NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:186, MAR, 192). AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:77. FEB. 1923. JOB VACANCIES AND PAY SCALE. GRAZING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. 201, AMERICAN FORESTRY. COLONEL (HENRY S.) GRAVES HONORED. AMERICAN FORESTRY. BIG SALE OF FOREST TIMBER MADE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:368, JUNE 1918. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:576. SEPT. 1923. ELECTED HONORARY MEMBER OF THE ROYAL SCOTTISH CASCADE NATIONAL FOREST, OREGON. ABORICULTURAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. BIG TIMBER SALE. AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY. COLONEL (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY RECEIVES 28:512. AUG.1922. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:350. JUNE 1923. SNOQUALMIE NATIONAL FOREST, WASHINGTON. AMERICAN FORESTRY. COLORADO GRAZING NOTES. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. BIGGEST REGIMENT BECOMES BIGGER. FORESTRY 19:931. DEC.1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:13-15. JAN. 1918. AMERICAN FORESTRY. COMMITTEE URGES FOREST LEGISLATION: AMERICAN FORESTRY. BLISTER RUST OUARANTINE COVERS STATE REPORT OF FORESTRY COMMITTEE OF THE U.S. CHAMBER OF OF WASHINGTON. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:255. APR. 1923. COMMERCE. . . AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:683-684, 700. NOV. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. BLISTER RUST QUARANTINE EXTENDED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:255. APR. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. COMMUNITY CAMPS ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:266. APR. 192). AMERICAN FORESTRY. BOOKLET ON SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:763. DEC. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. CONGRESS AND FOREST SERVICE APPROPRIATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:707. DEC. FOREST SERVICE ISSUES BOOKLET. 1920.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. BOUNDARIES OF NATIONAL FOREST EDITORIAL. CHANGED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:488-489. JULY 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. COOPERATION PREVENTS FOREST FIRES. KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZONA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:703. OCT. 1913.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. BUSINESS INVESTIGATES FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:419. JULY 192). AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:592. SEPT. 1913.

EDITORIAL. REFERS TO U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE'S AMERICAN FORESTRY. COOPERATIVE STUDY OF FOREST FORESTRY COMMITTEE. CONDITIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:560. AUG. 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. BUSINESS MEN MAY SOLVE FORESTRY PROBLEM. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:560. SEPT. 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY. CDX FOR A FOREST POLICY: A STATEMENT BY GOVERNOR JAMES II.COX.... AMERICAN FORESTRY EDITORIAL. SEE ALSO, AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:393, JUNE 26:692. NOV. 1920. 1921; 27:419, JULY 1921; AND 27:595-597, SEPT. 1921. CDX WAS DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT. 211. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE DAWN OF THE APPALACHIANS. FIGHTING. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:702. NOV. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:668-669. NOV. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FEDERAL FUNDS AID STATES. AMERICAN EDITORIAL. FORESTRY 28:637. OCT.1922.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. DEAN OF FOREST SUPERVISORS SUCCUMBS. FOR FIRE CONTROL. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:442. JULY 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FEDERAL LEGISLATION NEEDED. WILLIS M. SLOSSON. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:691. NOV. 1920.

AMERICAN FORESTRY, DEATH OF FRED GORDON PLUMMER. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:628-630. SEPT. 1913. CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY SPECIAL NUMBER. NOV. 1913. PLUMMER SERVED AS GEOGRAPHER OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. SEE ESPECIALLY PP. 901-907 FOR FEDERAL FOREST POLICY

AMERICAN FORESTRY. DISMEMBERMENT OF THE FOREST SERVICE AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIFTY YEARS OF ARBOR DAYS. AMERICAN UNLIKELY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:114. FEB. 1923. FORESTRY 28:279-282. MAY 1922.

EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE FIGHT FOR ALASKA'S FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:201-206. APR. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. DOING ITS BIT. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:615. OCT. 1923. REGARDING SECRETARY OF INTERIOR A.B. FALLS ATTEMPT TO TRANSFER ALASKA'S NATIONAL FORESTS TO DEPARTMENT FOREST SERVICE CONTRIBUTES $4500000 TO U.S. OF INTERIOR. TREASURY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIGHT IS CONTINUED. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. E. A. SHERMAN PROMOTED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:319. MAY 1922. FORESTRY 26:319. MAY 1920. SUBMISSION TO CONGRESS OF LEGISLATION WHICH WOULD ASSUMES POST OF ASSOCIATE FORESTER. ALLOW FOR CREATION OF A LAKE STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY. EASTERN FOREST LANDS BOUGHT. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:233. APR. 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIRE PREVENTION BROADCASTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:576. SEPT. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. EASTERN FORESTERS AT LAKEWOOD. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:118-119. FEB. 1913. U.S. FOREST SERVICE BROADCASTS IN PORTLAND, OREGON.

COMMENTS ON ATTEMPT TO DIVERT NATIONAL FORESTS TO AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIRE PROTECTION IN THE BLACK HILLS. STATE CONTROL. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:698. OCT. 1913.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS SHOW BIG AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIRE SEASON CLOSED. AMERICAN RECEIPTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:186. MAR. 1921. FORESTRY 20:230. MAR. 1914.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN ARTICLE ON THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS. FORESTRY 27:268. APR. 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIRES ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN ACQUISITION OF FOREST LANDS IN THE EAST. FORESTRY 19:561. AUG. 1913.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIRES, GRAZING, AND SOUTHERN YELLOW FORESTRY 28:378. JUNE 1922. PINE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:708-709. DEC. 1920.

ACQUISITION OF FOREST LANDS IN THE EAST. FIRE RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY THE FOREST SERVICE.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. EDITORS FOR NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIRESETTER CAUGHT BY AID OF AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1554. DEC. 1919. TELESCOPE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:606. SEPT. 1921.

EXCERPTS FROM NEWSPAPER ARTICLES. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIRST APPALACHIAN TIMBER SALE. AMERICAN FORESTRY I9:332 MAY 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. ESTIMATING WHITE PINE TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:418. JUNE 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE FIRST FOREST REGIMENT GOES ACROSS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:517-518. SEPT. 1917. U.S. FOREST SERVICE SURVEYS LARGEST GROWTH OF WHITE PINE TIMBER, CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIRST PURCHASE OF WHITE MOUNTAIN LANDS UNDER THE WEEKS LAW. AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY. EXPERIMENT STATION OPENED AT 18:440. JULY 1912. ASHEVILLE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:512. AUG. 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FIRST PURCHASE UNDER THE WEEKS LAW. FIRST FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION IN EASTERN STATES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:48-49. JAN. 1912.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. EXTERMINATING PRAIRIE DOGS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOR A NATIONAL FORESTRY BILL. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:490. JULY 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:17-18. JAN. 1921.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. FAVORABLE TO WHITE MOUNTAINS. THE NEED FOR A NATIONAL FORESTRY BILL AND THE AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:441-442. JULY 1912. ORGANIZATIONS WHICH SUPPORT SUCH LEGISLATION.

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY STATES THAT FORESTS AFFECTS AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOR MORE MONEY UNDER THE WEEKS LAW. WATERSHEDS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:127. FEB. 1913.

AMERItAN FORESTRY. FEDERAL FUNDS AID STATES IN FIRE AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST AND LUMBERING INVESTIGATIONS: ORGANIZATION OF THE SUB-COMMITTEES REPRESENTING THE 265, AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST PROTECTION WEEK. AMERICAN FORESTRY COMMITTEE OF THE (FOURTH) NATIONAL FORESTRY 26:426, JULY 1920. CONSERVATION CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:401-403. JUNE 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST PROTECTION WEEK. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:275. MAY 192). 241. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST AREA LARGELY INCREASED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:736. NOV. 1912. EDITORIAL.

ALTERATIONS IN THE BOUNDARIES OF SUPERIOR NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTRY. A FOREST RANGER COURSE FOR THE FOREST. SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:275. MAY 1917, 248, AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST BUSINESS BEATS THE RECORD. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:632. SEPT. 19)3. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST REGIMENT OFF FOR FRANCE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:396-397. JULY 1917. RECEIPTS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST RESERVES PURCHASED. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS. FORESTRY 21 :879. AUG. 1915. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:86, FEB. 1921, LANDS PURCHASED IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND THE AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST EXPERT IN ALASKA. AMERICAN SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS, FORESTRY 28:573. SEPT. 1922, AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST ROAD UNDER FEDERAL AID ACT. E.A. SHERMAN INVESTIGATES FOREST SERVICE PROBLEMS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:165. MAR, 1917.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST FIRE LOSSES REDUCED. 27). AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE AFTER FRUIT PEST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:265. APR. 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:740, NOV. 1912.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST FIRE LOSSES $677816. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE FOREST SERVICE APPROPRIATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21 :214. MAR. 1915. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:585-586. SEPT. 19)2.

ON WESTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:388-389. JULY 1920. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST FIRES CONTROLLED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:226-227. MAR. 1914, EDITORIAL.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST FIRES IN CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE BOOSTS ALASKA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:254. APR. 1920. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:448. JULY 1920.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE FOREST FIRES OF 1910. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE FOREST SERVICE IN 1913 AND 1914. FORESTRY 16:629-669. NOV. 1910. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:22-30. JAN. 1913.

SPECIAL ISSUE. REFERENCES TO FOREST SERVICE METHODS AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE OFFERS PHOTOGRAPHIC IN COMBATING FIRE. EXHIBITS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1426. OCT. 1919.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST GUARD KILLED WHILE FIGHTING AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE RECEIPTS FOR 1920. FIRE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:568. SEPT. 1920. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:105. FEB. 1921.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST INSECT RAVAGES STOPPED. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE FOREST SERVICE REVEALS LUMBER AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:656. OCT. 19)3. INDUSTRY CONDITIONS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:105-106. FEB. 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST INVESTIGATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1218-1219. JULY 1919. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE STATES COEUR D'ALENE POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:407. JUNE 1913. SILVICAL RESEARCH IS LIMITED IN THE U.S. SALE OF GREEN LIVE TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST LAND EXCHANGE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:334. MAY 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY. A FOREST SERVICE TIMBER DEAL. AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:482-483. AUG. 191). APPEAL FOR LEGISLATION TO PERMIT LAND EXCHANGE OF NATIONAL FOREST LAND FOR PRIVATE LANDS. TIMBER SALE ON THE SITGREAVES AND APACHE NATIONAL FORESTS, ARIZONA. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST OFFICERS AS GAME PROTECTORS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:489. JULY 1913. 28). AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTER (HENRY S.) GRAVES IN FRANCE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:397. JULY 1917. U.S. FOREST SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTERS AND WOODSMEN IN WAR WORK. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:718-723. DEC. 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST OFFICERS ENFORCING THE LAW AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:253. APR. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTERS FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:268-269. MAY 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST POLICY ASSURES GREATEST TIMBER GROWTH. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:48-49. JAN. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTERS IN WORLD'S LARGEST REGIMENT. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:644-654. NOV. 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST PROTECTION WEEK CELEBRATED BY DISTRICT SCHOOLS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:454. JULY AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTERS TEST WIRELESS PHONES. 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:254. APR. 1920.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST PROTECTION WEEK WIDELY AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTRY AT THE CONSERVATION OBSERVED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:478. JULY 1921. CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:969-975. DEC. 1913. THE FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. GOVERNMENT REPORTS LOWEST FIRE LOSS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:684. OCT. 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTRY AT THE EXPOSITION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:828. NOV 1914. AMERICAN FORESTRY. GOVERNMENT SELLS MONTANA TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:513. AUG. 1913. PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION. 305 AMERICAN FORESTRY. GOVERNMENT SELLS TIMBER IN CALIFORNIA AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTRY At THE NATIONAL CONSERVATION AND ARIZONA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:508. AUG. 1913. CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:586-592. SEPT. 1913. 306. AMERICAN FORESTRY. GOVERNMENT TO SELL MORE MONTANA THE FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:555. AUG. 1913.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTRY FILM SHOWS WORK IN NEBRASKA 307 AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE GRAZING CASES DECIDED. AMERICAN SANDHILLS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:191. MAR. 1923. FORESTRY 17:356-363. JUNE 1911.

U.S. FOREST SERVICE ISSUES FILM ENTITLED 'FORESTING OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT IN THE CALIFORNIA AND A DESERT'' COLORADO NATIONAL FOREST CASES.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTRY LECTURES FOR TEACHERS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. GRAZING FOR ELEVEN MILLION: LIVESTOCK AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:256. APR. 1920. INCREASES ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:436-437, JUNE 1914. CONDUCTED BY THE FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTRY. A GREAT LEADER IN FORESTRY PASSES. AMERICAN FORESTRY. A FORESTRY REGIMENT INACTION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:152. MAR. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:325-326. JUNE 1917. DEATH OF BERNHARD E. FERNOW. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTS AND STREAM FLOW. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:61. JAN. 1922.) AMERICAN FORESTRY. GROWING NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:256. APR. 1920. STUDY CONDUCTED BY THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE AND THE WEATHER BUREAU. AMERICAN FORESTRY. HELP SAVE THE GIANT SEOUOIAS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:210. APR. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FORESTS TO ASSURE PURE WATER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:491. JULY 1913. EDITORIAL. U.S. FOREST SERVICE AGREES TO TRANSFER OF FOREST LAND TO NATIONAL PARK IN CALIFORNIA. U.S. FOREST SERVICE AND POPULATION OF SAFFORD, ARIZONA COOPERATE TO PRESERVE WATER SUPPLY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. HENRY SOLON GRAVES, FORESTER, UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:106. AMERICAN FORESTRY. FULL TITLE UNDER THE WEEKS ACT. FEB. 1910. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:153. FEB. 1914. APPOINTMENT OF GRAVES AS CHIEF FORESTER OF THE UNITED AMERICAN FORESTRY. GAME CENSUS. AMERICAN FORESTRY STATES. 29:313. MAY 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. HIGHER PAY FOR FORESTERS. AMERICAN GAME CENSUS IN NATIONAL FORESTS OF DISTRICT 4. FORESTRY 26:252. APR. 1920.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. GETTING EVIDENCE ON FORESTRY NEEDS AERICAN FORESTRY. HOW THE FOREST SERVICE HELPS IN WAR. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:595-597. SEPT. 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:695. NOV.1918.

U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GATHERS EVIDENCE ON FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY. IDAHO FOR MORE NATIONAL FORESTS. NEEDS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:944. MAR. 1919.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. GIFFORD PINCHOT ON THE SNELL BILL. AMERICAN FORESTRY. AN IMMEDIATE PROGRAM OF FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:244-245. APR. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:170-171. MAR. 1923.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. GOVERMENT ISIC) MAKES LARGEST EDITORIAL. LEGISLATION INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS TO OFFERING OF TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:154. FEB. ESTABLISH NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. 1914. AMERICAN FORESTRY. AN IMPORTANT WORK. AMERICAN TIMBER SALE ON THE KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZONA. FORESTRY 19:125-126. FEB. 1913.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES TERMS OF TIMBER CREATION OF NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS SALE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:656. OCT. 1913. SUBCOMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE LEGISLATION AND OTHER SUBJECTS. TIMBER SALE ON THE BOONEVILLE NATIONAL FOREST, WYOMING. 318 AMERICAN FORESTRY. INCREASE IN FOREST RESEARCH NECESSARY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:69-70. FEB. 1920. AMERICAN FORESTRY. GOVERNMENT BUFFALO HERD IS INCREASED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:635. SEPT. 1913. EDITORIAL.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. GOVERNMENT FINDS VARIANCE IN MOUNTAIN AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE INFLUENCE OF FORESTS ON CLIMATE SURVEYS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:645. OCT. 1913. AND FLOODS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:209-240. APR. 1910. SURVEYS IN SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN AND WHITE MOUNTAINS. CONCERNS THE APPALACHIAN-WHITE MOUNTAIN RESERVE AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE GOVERNMENT FORESTS: THE ANNUAL CONTROVERSY. A SERIES OF THREE REPORTS AND COMMENTS REPORT OF CHIEF FORESTER IHENRY S.) GRAVES SHOWS THAI BY FILIBERT ROTH, L.C. GLENN, AND GEORGE F. SWAIN. PAST YEAR RESULTED IN THE GREATEST PROGRESS IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:55-57. JAN. AMERICAN FORESTRY. INFORMATION FOR MOUNTAIN TRAVELERS. 1914. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:125. FEB. 1923. U.S. FOREST SERVICE ISSUES MAPS AND RECREATION AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST FOR PENNSYLVANIA. FOLDERS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:62, JAN.1922.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. INSECT CONTROL IN NORTHWEST. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST GRAZING FEES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:59:JAN. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:126, FEB. 1921.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. LAND SPECULATORS BLOCK SETTLEMENT. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST HIGHWAYS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY 21:1040. NOV. 1915. FORESTRY 26:118. FEB. 1920.

AMERICAN FORESTRY, LARGE PLANTING ON MINNESOTA FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY. A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:377. JUNE 1923. FORESTRY 25:1544-1546. DEC. 1919.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. LARGE SALES OF NATIONAL FOREST REPRINTS OF RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY VARIOUS TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:303. MAY 1916. ORGANIZATIONS ON ESTABLISHING A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. TIMBER SALES ON CALIFORNIA AND UTAH NATIONAL FORESTS. 344 AMERICAN FORESTRY. A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. LIGHTNING CAUSES MANY FOREST FIRES. FORESTRY 26:67-68. FEB. 1920. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:440. JULY 1922. EDITORIAL. NOTE THAT VOLUME NUMBER IMPRINTED ON THIS AMERICAN FORESTRY. LOWEST FOREST FIRE LOSS. AMERICAN ISSUE IS INCORRECT: P. 67 SHOULD READ V. 26, NO. 314, FORESTRY 23:172. MAR. 1917. FEBRUARY, 1920.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. LUMBERMEN AND FORESTERS COOPERATE: AMERICAN FORESTRY. A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY-DISCUSSION COMMITTEES OF EXPERTS TO INVESTIGATE MATTERS OF VITAL OF THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY IMPORTANCE TO ALL FOREST AND TIMBER INTERESTS IN THE 25:1337-1342. SEPT. 1919, ENDEAVOR TO SECURE PRACTICAL RESULTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:721-723. NOV. 1912. SEVEN BRIEF ESSAYS ON THE NEED OF A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. A MINIATURE NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:759. NOV. 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY: WHY AND HOW. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1049-1052. MAY 1919. MAKING OF MINIATURE MODEL OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS FOR GOOD ROADS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:720. NOV. 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. MONEY FOR NATIONAL FOREST ROADS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:64. JAN. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS INCREASE AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:496. AUG. 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY. MONEY FROM FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:736. NOV. 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS INCREASE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:532. SEPT. 1918. PROFIT SHARING FROM NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. MORE AIRPLANE PATROLS FOR NATIONAL FORESTRY 22:541. SEPT. 1916. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1220. JULY 1919. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE. AMERICAN FORESTRY. MORE FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:333-334, MAY 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:796-797. DEC. 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALES. OUTLINES NEEDS FOR FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:265. APR. 1913.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. MORE FORESTERS NEEDED. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FORESTRY PROGRAM APPROVED. FORESTRY 28:319. MAY 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:721-722, DEC. 920.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. MORE LAND FOR EASTERN NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FORESTS FURNISH RECREATION FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:440. JULY 1923. WORTH MILLIONS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:954. MAR. 1919. AMERICAN FORESTRY. MT. KATAHDIN FORESTRY RESEVE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:96. FEB. 1916. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FORESTS GIVEN PERMANENCE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:170. MAR. 1917. A PROPOSED RESERVE IN MAINE. LAND CLASSIFICATION WORK ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:403-404. JUNE 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE EAST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:118. FEB. 1921. FIFTH' NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FORESTS NEED ROADS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:253. APR. 1920. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:531-532. AUG. 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FORESTS NOW IN ELEVEN FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. EASTERN STATES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:188. MAR 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:237. APR. 1916. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF NEW MEXICO. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:59. JAN. 1923. CONGRESS CALLS CONFERENCE TO MOBILIZE NATIONS RESOURCES. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FORESTS TAKE IN $2,500,000. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21 :927. SEPT. 1915. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST FEES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:448. JULY 1920. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL FORESTS USED. AMERICAN FOR5TRY 21:586. APR. 1915. EDITORIAL.

INCOME AND EXPENSES ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. ONE MILLION CORDS OF ALASKA PULPWOOD SOLD. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:542, AUG. 1921. 362, AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY (SEE MONTHLY NUMBERS MAR. 1910-OCT. 1910.) AMERICAN FORESTRY. ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR FIGHTING FIRE ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:550. TITLE VARIES, THE NATIONAL FORESTS : NATIONAL SEPT. 1918. FOREST WORK AMERICAN FORESTRY. OPPOSES ABOLISHING CHUGACH FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NATIONAL PARKS AND NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:406-407. JUNE 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:120. FEB. 1921. U.S. FOREST SERVICE OPPOSES BILL TO ABOLISH FOREST IN AMERICAN FORESTRY. NEBRASKA FOREST LAND ELIMINATED. ALASKA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:325. MAY 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. ORGANIZATION OF 20TH ENGINEERS NORTH PLATTE DIVISION OF NEBRASKA NATIONAL FOREST (FORESTRY). AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1110. JUNE 1919. ELIMINATED. AMERICAN FORESTRY. OUR VANISHING TIMBER SUPPLY A SERIOUS AMERICAN FORESTRY. A NECESSARY QUARANTINE LAW. PROBLEM. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:98. FEB. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:303. MAY 1917. STATEMENT BY WILLIAM B. GREELEY, CHIEF FORESTER. APPEAL TO IMPOSE A QUARANTINE LAW TO PREVENT SPREAD OF PINE BLISTER RUST. AMERICAN FORESTRY. OVERGRAZED STOCK RANGES CAN COME BACK. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:558. AUG. 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NEW FEDERAL GAME PRESERVE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:717. DEC. 1916. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PAPER FROM ALASKAN WOODS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:315. MAY 1923. ON PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA. TIMBER OFFERED FOR SALE, ALASKAN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE NEW FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:565. SEPT. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PARTICIPATE IN NATIONAL FOREST ADMINISTRATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:561 -562. AUG. EDITORIAL. FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS ESTABLISHED IN 1913. LAKE STATES AND IN THE NORTHEAST. SETTLERS AND OTHER USERS GIVEN A LARGER VOICE IN AMERICAN FORESTRY. NEW HANDBOOK ON KILN DRYING. ADMINISTRATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:447. JULY 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE PASSAGE OF THE APPALACHIAN BILL. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY ISSUES HANDBOOK. AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:164-167. MAR. 1911.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. A NEW INVESTIGATION. AMERICAN WEEKS BILL PASSED BY CONGRESS. FORESTRY 29.169-170. MAR. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PAYETTE RIVER TIMBER SALE. AMERICAN EDITORIAL. U.S. SENATE APPOINTS COMMITTEE TO FORESTRY 19:264. APR. 1913. INVESTIGATE NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. THE MCNARY COMMITTEE. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PENNSYLVANIA'S NEW NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:511. AUG. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NEW NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE EAST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:346. JUNE 1918. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PIGEONS FOR FOREST FIRE FIGHTING. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:122. FEB. 1920. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NEW PLANTS DISCOVERED IN STUDY OF GRAZING LANDS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:670. OCT. 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PINE BLISTER DISEASE QUARANTINES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:302-303. MAY 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY. NEW PURCHASES OF LAND FOR THE EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:408. JULY AMERICAN FORESTRY. PINE BLISTER QUARANTINE HEARING. 1918. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:241, APR. 1917.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. NEW SECTION FOR LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PINES THAT COME BACK (IS) NEW FARM AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:670-671. OCT. 1921. FORESTRY FILM. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:126. FEB. 1923.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. NEW WASHINGTON ROAD MAP. AMERICAN U.S. FOREST SERVICE ISSUES FILM. FORESTRY 29:318. MAY 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PISGAH FOREST PURCHASED. AMERICAN U.S. FOREST SERVICE ISSUES ROAD AND RECREATION MAP. FORESTRY 20:425-429. JUNE 1914.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. NO ADVERTISING SIGNS IN CALIFORNIAS AMERICAN FORESTRY. PLANTING TREES IN FARM GULLIES. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:320. MAY 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:584. OCT. 1920.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. NO SMOKING ALLOWED ON BLOWDOWN AREA. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PLAYGROUND FOR BUTTE. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:543. AUG. 1921. FORESTRY 28:447. JULY 1922.

SEE ARTICLE ON TORNADO DISASTER IN, AMERICAN FORESTRY ESTABLISHMENT OF A RECREATIONAL AREA IN DEERLODGE 27:379-382. JUNE 1921. NATIONAL FOREST, MONTANA.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE NORTHWESTS WORST FOREST FIRES. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PLAYGROUNDS ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1259. AUG. 1919. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:712-717. DEC. 1916.

AMERICANFORESTRY. ON WITH THE WEEKS LAW PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTRY. POWER DEVELOPMENT ON NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:33-34. JAN. 1923. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:550. AUG. 1913. POWER PLANTS IN THE SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY. REFORESTATION OF PORTO (SIC) RICO IS PLANNED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1504, NOV. 1919. AMERICAN FORESTRY. POWER PLANT ON A NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:611. SEPT.1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. REFORESTING BURNS IN CALIFORNIA NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY (7:467.468. LEADVILLE NATIONAL FOREST, COLORADO. AUG. 1911.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. PRACTICAL COURSES FOR PRACTICAL MEN. AMERICAN FORESTRY. A RELIEF AND COMFORT FUND. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:704. NOV. 1922. FORESTRY 23:581. OCT. 1917.

COURSES CONDUCTED BY THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. FOR FORESTER VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I

AMERICAN FORESTRY. PREPARING FOR TIMBER SALES. AMERICAN FORESTRY. RELIEF FUND FOR THE FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:197. MAR. 1913. REGIMENTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:643. NOV. 1917.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE PRESENT FIRE SEASON ON THE AMERICAN FORESTRY. RESEARCH WORK IN RECONSTRUCTION. NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:534-536. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:946. MAR. (919. AUG. 1912. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PRESIDENT (CALVIN) COOLIDGE CREATES ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY. RESOLUTIONS ON FORESTRY. AMERICAN 29:696. NOV. 1923. FORESTRY 19:980, DEC. (913.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. PRESIDENT (WARREN G.) HARDING ON ADOPTED BY THE FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. ALASKA'S FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:514. SEPT. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. REVISING POLE SPECIFICATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:796. DEC.1921. PORTION OF AN ADDRESS MADE IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. RESEARCH AT FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PRESIDENT (WARREN G.( HARDING REASSURES FOREST COMMITTEE.. REDUCED APPROPRIATION AMERICAN FORESTRY. SALE OF PULP TIMBER FROM ALASKAN FOR EASTERN FORESTS IS OF TEMPORARY CHARACTER. FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:610. OCT. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:329, 375, 377. JUNE 1923. TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST, ALASKA. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE PRESIDENT'S (WARREN G. HARDING) LETTER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:145. MAR. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SALE OF TIMBER ON THE COCONINO. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:574. SEPT. 1923. PRESIDENT'S LETTER TO CONGRESSMAN JOHN 0. CLARKE PLEDGING HIMSELF TO CONSERVATION POLICIES. COCONINO NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZONA.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. PROBLEMS IN FOREST EDUCATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SCENIC BEAUTY TO BE PRESERVED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:104. FEB. 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:704. NOV. 1922.

MEETING OF SECOND NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION IN PERMITS REQUIRED FOR ADVERTISING SIGNS WITHIN FORESTRY IN NEW HAVEN, CONN. NATIONAL FORESTS OF WASHINGTON AND OREGON.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. PROGRESS IN FORESTRY PLANTING IN THE AMERICAN FORESTRY. SCENIC FOREST PRESERVED. AMERICAN NEBRASKA SAND HILLS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:174-178. FORESTRY 20:513-5(4. JULY 1914. MAR. 1912. PURCHASE OF FOREST LANDS IN SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PROHIBITION OF IMPORTATION OF NURSERY STOCK. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:241-242. APR. 1918. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SCHOOLS AND ROADS SHARE IN FOREST RECEIPTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:704. NOV. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. PROTECTING REDWOODS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21 :929. SEPT.1915. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SECRETARY (ALBERT B.) FALL APPEALS FOR HELP. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:207. APR. (922. MENTIONS COOPERATION BETWEEN PRIVATE OWNERS AND U.S. FOREST SERVICE IN FIRE PROTECTION. EDITORIAL.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. PUBLIC USE OF NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SENATE COMMITTEE HEARINGS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:145. MAR. 1916. FORESTRY 29:704. NOV. 1923.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. PULPWOOD FROM ALASKA. AMERICAN SENATE COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY. FORESTRY 27:472. JULY 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE SENATE COMMITTEE IN THE WEST. U.S. FOREST SERVICE STATES TIME RIPE FOR EXTENSIVE AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:570. SEPT. 1923. EXPLOITATION OF ALASKAN PULPWOOD. MCNARY REFORESTATION COMMITTEE VISITS PACIFIC COAST. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE RAILROADS AND THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:668. NOV. (922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SERVICE EMPLOYS NOTED LANDSCAPE ENGINEER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:568. SEPT. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. RAISE SALARIES OF FOREST SERVICE EMPLOYEES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:425-426. JULY 1920. FRANK A. WAUGH OF MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE EMPLOYED. AMERICAN FORESTRY. RECORD TIMBER CUT IN CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:382. JUNE 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SERVICE SELLS CALIFORNIA TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:637. OCT. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. RECREATION IN THE FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:126-127. FEB. 1922. PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST, CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SHALL THE FOREST SERVICE BE SUB-COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY FORMED IN U.S. HOUSE OF ELIMINATED FROM ALASKA' AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:37. REPRESENTATIVES. JAN. 1922.

AMERICANFORESTRY. SUMMARIZES FORESTRY LAWS. AMERICAN EDITORIAL. FORESTRY 28:762. DEC. 1922.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. SHALL THE NATIONAL FORESTS BE MADE FOREST SERVICE ISSUES HANDBOOK ON FOREST LEGISLATION. SELF-SUPPORTING? AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:305-306. MAY 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SUMMER HOMES ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS.

AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:4(3. JUNE 1921. - AMERICAN FORESTRY. SIXTEEN YEARS AFTER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:18-21. JAN. 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SUMMER RANGE FOR SHEEPMEN. AMERICAN FORESTRY (9:493-494. JULY 1913 COMMENTS ON THE HISTORY OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE SINCE ITS FOUNDING. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SUPERVISOR ILANNING R.I MCMILLAN GIVES HIS LIFE FOR HIS COUNTRY. AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY. SMOKERS AND FOREST FIRES. AMERICAN 24:747. DEC. 1918. FORESTRY 28:63. JAN. 1922. MCMILLAN WAS THE EX-SUPERVISOR OF JEMEZ, PECOS, AND REPORT OF FIRES ON NATIONAL FORESTS DUE TO SMOKERS CARSON NATIONAL FORESTS, NEW MEXICO. CARELESSNESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. TEST WESTERN WOOD. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. SMOKERS CAUSE MANY FOREST FIRES. FORESTRY 29:125. FEB. (923. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:378. JUNE 1922. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY RESEARCH FIRES ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. TIMBER RESOURCES OF ALASKA. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE SNELL BILL NOW BEFORE CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:446. JULY 1920. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:275. MAY 1921. AMERICAN FORESTRY. TIMBER SALE POLICY OF THE FOREST EDITORIAL. A BILL TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:34-35. JAN. 1913. POLICY. REPORT OF THE CHIEF FORESTER. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SNELL FORESTRY BILL HEARINGS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:76-77. FEB. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. TIMBER SALES IN CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:400. JUNE 1913. A BILL TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL LANDS FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY. SOME EXPLANATIONS SECRETARY (ALBERT EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:806. B.) FALL DID NOT MAKE. AMERICAN FORESTRY JAN. 1919. 28:207-208. APR. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. TO USE ALASKA'S FORESTS. AMERICAN EDITORIAL. FORESTRY 28:25. JAN. 1922.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. SOUTHWESTERN FOREST SUPERVISORS HOLD STATEMENT BY WILLIAM 8. GREELEY. IMPORTANT CONFERENCE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1005. APR. 1919. AMERICAN FORESTRY. TOUR OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND PARKS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:240. APR. 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SPARK ARRESTERS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:126. FEB. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. TRACTS ADDED TO FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1550. DEC. 1919. STUDY CONDUCTED BY FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. NATIONAL FORESTS EXPANDED IN EAST AND SOUTH. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SPEAK A WORD FOR FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:397. JUNE 1922. 464, AMERICAN FORESTRY. TRAINING COURSES IN WOOD INSPECTION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1016. APR. 1919. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTRY. TWO FORESTRY BILLS: TWO BILLS FOR A AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE SPIRIT OF COOPERATION. AMERICAN NATIONAL FOREST POLICY HAVE BEEN PRESENTED TO FORESTRY 22:367. JUNE 1916. CONGRESS... AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:403-404, 413. JUNE 1921 AMERICAN FORESTRY. STATE FORESTERS DEMAND LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:19. JAN. 1921. THE SNELL BILL AND THE CAPPER BILL.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. STATES AIDED IN FOREST PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTRY. USE OF TELEPHONE LINES IN FIGHTING AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:518. AUG. 1921. FIRES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:468-472. AUG. 1911.

DISPERSAL OF FEDERAL FUNDS FOR FIRE PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTRY. USE OF THE RANGE EXPANDS TO MEET WAR CONDITIONS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:296. MAY 1918. AMERICAN FORESTRY. STATES GET $850000 FROM NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21 :990-991. OCT. 1915. AMERICAN FORESTRY. VAST TIMBER AREA OPENED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:636. OCT. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. STATES GET A THIRD OF FOREST SERVICE RECEIPTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:633-634. SEPT. 1913. MALHEUR NATIONAL FOREST, OREGON OPENED FOR TIMBER SALE. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE STRENUOUS LIFE OF THE FOREST RANGER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:463-464. AUG. 1911. AMERICAN FORESTRY. A VIGOROUS PROTEST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:173. MAR. 1912. 451. AMERICAN FORESTRY. SUB-COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:476. AUG. 1922. GIFFORD PINCHOT PROTESTS TO CONGRESS BECAUSE OF PROPOSED REDUCTION IN FIRE FIGHTING FUNDS. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION DOES NOT RECOMMEND PURCHASE. AMERICAN FORESTRY. VIRGINIA COUNTIES COOPERATE IN FIRE PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:761. DEC. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. WILL ORGANIZE RESEARCH COUNCIL. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:634. OCT. 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. WATER POWER ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:42-43. JAN. 1917. FOREST SERVICE ORGANIZES RESEARCH COUNCIL IN LAKE STATES. AMERICAN FORESTRY. WATER SUPPLY PROTECTED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:384. JUNE 1922. AMERICAN FORESTRY. WITH A PUBLISHER PRESIDENT EDITORS SEE A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTRY AGREEMENT SIGNED TO PROTECT PORTLAND, OREGON WATER 26:684-685. NOV. 1920, SUPPLY. EXTRACTS OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES WHICH EXPRESS HOPE AMERICAN FORESTRY. WE MUST HAVE FORESTS. AMERICAN THAT WARREN G. HARDING,IF ELECTED, WILL TAKE FORESTRY 28:339-340. JUNE 1922. INTEREST (NA NATIONAL FOREST POLICY.

EDITORIAL. NEED FOR NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTRY. WITH THE FOREST REGIMENTS IN THE FIELD. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:267-269. MAY 19(8. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE WEEKS BILL IN CONGRESS: THE STORY OF ITS PASSAGE... AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:463-480. AMERICAN FORESTRY. A WOMAN AS A FOREST FIRE LOOKOUT. AUG. 1910. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:174-181. MAR. 1914.

TABULATION OF THE VOTES FOR AND AGAINST THE BILL IN HALLIE M. DAGGETT EMPLOYED AS A FOREST FIRE LOOKOUT. CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. WOMEN HELP TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE WEEKS BILL. AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:674. NOV. 1917. 16:431. JULY 1910. AMERICAN FORESTRY. WON FOREST FIRE FIGHT. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE WEEKS BILL: REPORT OF THE FORESTRY (8:592-593. SEPT. 19(2. MAJORITY OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF THE BILL. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:293-298. MAY 1910. FIRE ON SITGREAVES NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZONA.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE WEEKS BILL: SIXTY-FIRST CONGRESS, AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE YEAR WITH THE FOREST SERVICE. FIRST SESSION, H. R. 11798;IN THE HOUSE OF AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:47-48. JAN. 1918. REPRESENTATIVES, JULY 23, 1909. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:42-44. JAN. 1910. AMERICAN FORESTRY. YOUR NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:276-277. MAY 1922 TEXT OF THE WEEKS BILL OF 1909. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE WEEKS LAW CONFERENCE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21:1004-1005. OCT. 1915. AMERICAN FORESTRY. 100,000,000 FEET OF TIMBER SOLD. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:418. JUNE 1913. AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE WEEKS LAW HEARING. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:112-113. FEB. 1916. AMERICAN FORESTRY. 20TH ENGINEERS (FORESTRY) RECORD OF DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION. AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY. WEEKS LAW SUPPORT IN THE KEYSTONE 25:11(1. JUNE 19(9. STATE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:441. JULY 1923. AMERICAN FORESTRY. 33,000 ACRES MORE. AMERICAN PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE PASSES RESOLUTIONS FORESTRY 20:523. JULY 1914. SUPPORTING WEEKS LAW APPROPRIATIONS. AN ADDITION TO THE EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY. WHAT ARE FORESTS, PARKS, AND GAMES REFUGES? AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:437, 443-444. JULY AMERICAN FORESTRY. 40000 GET FREE TIMBER. AMERICAN 1923. FORESTRY 21:991. OCT. (915.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. WHAT NEWSPAPERS SAY AS TO A NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTRY. A 700,000000 FEET SALE. AMERICAN FOREST POLICY AND A (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL. FORESTRY 19:418. JUNE 19(3. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1490-1491. NOV. 1919. KOOTENAI NATIONAL FOREST, MONTANA AMERICAN FORESTRY. WHAT THEY SAY AS TO A FOREST POLICY; FOREST FIRES AND ROADS OF REMEMBRANCE. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (A. G.) NORD MADE FORESTRY 25:1408-1409. OCT. 1919. SUPERVISOR OF WASATCH. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:794. DEC.1930. EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPER ARTICLES. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. (ALDO) LEOPOLD RESIGNS AMERICAN FORESTRY. A WHITE MOUNTAIN PURCHASE. AMERICAN LABORATORY POST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE FORESTRY 20:733. OCT. 1914. 34:496. AUG. 1928.

AMERICAN FORESTRY. WHITE MOUNTAIN WINTER WORK. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. IAMERICAN FORESTRYI AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:380. MAY 1914. ASSOCIATION ACTIVE IN CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:170. MAR. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTRY. WHY WE NEED MORE FOREST RESEARCH. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1237. JULY 1919. MENTIONS CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR FORESTRY.

EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (AMERICAN FORESTRY) ASSOCIATION ADOPTS PRINCIPLES OF GRAZING LEGISLATION: 481. AMERICAN FORESTRY. WILL NOT PURCHASE PISGAH LANDS. DIRECTORS DECIDE PENDING MEASURES DO NOT CLEARLY AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:491. JULY (913. GUARANTEE ADEQUATE PROTECTION TO THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:279-280. MAY 1926. MONTANA OFFICE.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (ARTHUR 11.1 HYDE TO AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (NATIONAL FOREST AUTHORIZE MT. HOOD CA8LEWAY. AMERICAN FORESTS & RESERVATION) COMMISSION ISSUES REPORT ON EASTERN FOREST LIFE 36:346. JUNE 1930. NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:237, APR. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. (C. E.( RACHFORD SUCCEEDS WILL BARNES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. (ROBERT N.( STANFIELD LIFE 34:626. OCT. 1928. INTRODUCES GRAZING BILL: CONSERVATIONISTS SEE GREAT MENACE TO NATIONAL FORESTS... AMERICAN FORESTS& RACHFORD NAMED CHIEF OF RANGE MANAGEMENT BRANCH OF FOREST LIFE 32:73. FEB. 1926. THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (SCOTT( LEAVITT HITS AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (C. EDWARD) BEHRE MADE FLOOD PROGRAM: CONGRESSMAN CHARGES MISSISSIPPI RIVER DIRECTOR OF NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. COMMISSION WITH IGNORANCE AND MISCONCEPTION... AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:56. JAN. 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:149-150, 186-187. MAR. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (C. J.) BUCK SUCCEEDS (CHRISTOPHER M.( GRANGER AS DISTRICT FORESTER IN REGARDING THE INFLUENCE OF FOREST COVER ON FLOOD NORTHWEST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:175. CONTROL. MAR. 1930. 523. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (W. H.( MONSSON LEAVES 509. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (C. J.( TELFORD GOESTO MADISON. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:254. MADISON. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:608. APR. 1930. SEPT. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY TELFORD TAKES CHARGE OF SAW MILL STUDY. ORDERS FLOOD CONTROL STUDY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:500. AUG. 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (EDWARD LI KOTOK, DIRECTOR CALIFORNIA FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. COLLECTION OF MATERIALS ON RELATIONSHIP OF FORESTS TO AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:632. OCT. 1926. FLOOD CONTROL BECOMES ALL-SERVICE EFFORT.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. (EDWARD) MUNNS AND AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. (WILLIAM B.( GREELEY (JOSEPH) KITTREDGE GO TO STOCKHOLM. AMERICAN TAKES LUMBERMEN TO TASK: CHIEF FORESTER ASSERtS FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:435. JULY 1929. PURBLISHED STATEMENTS OF LUMBER ASSOCIATION CREATE MISCONCEPTION OF TRUE FOREST SITUATION. AMERICAN REPRESENT U.S. FOREST SERVICE AT INTERNATIONAL FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:758-759. DEC. 1927. CONGRESS OF FORESTRY EXPERIMENTAL STATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. (WILLIAM H.( TAFT ON AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (GEORGE A.) DUTHIE HEADS CONSERVATION: DEATH OF FORMER PRESIDENT AND CHIEF INFORMATION DIVISION OF FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN JUSTICE RECALLS FAMOUS CONSERVATION ADDRESS IN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:800. DEC. 1930. MINNEAPOLIS IN 1910. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:215. APR. 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (GEORGE H.) CECIL RESIGNS FROM FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS & AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. (WILLIAM I.( NOLAN FOREST LIFE 35:378. JUNE 1929. REINTRODUCES OUETICO-SUPERIOR BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:117. FEB. 1930. CECIL WAS SUPERVISOR OF ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. (WILLIAM M.( JARDINE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (GIFFORD( PINCHOT SEES CRITICAL PROBLEM IN CONTINUED DEFORESTATION. ADVOCATES CONTROL OF THE AX. AMERICAN FORESTS & AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:114. FEB 1929. FOREST LIFE 35:61. JAN. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. (WILSON( COMPTON MAKES AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (GIFFORD( PINCHOT CAUSTIC COMMENT ON 'DEFORESIED AMERICA . AMERICAN PROTESTS LUMBERMEN'S ADVERTISEMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:1)4-115, 120-121. FEB. 1929. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:240-242. APR. 1929, SEE ENTRY, AHERN, GEORGE P. 'DEFORESTED AMERICA' A REPRINT OF CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GIFFORD PINCHOT AND OVID BUTLER OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. $30000000 FOR FORESTRY: SEVENTIETH CONGRESS SETS RECORD IN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTS 6 FOREST LIFE. (HOWARD J.) EBERLY LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:432, ACCEPTS FEDERAL POSITION. AMERICAN FORESTS 6 FOREST 445-446. JULY 1928. LIFE 36:545. AUG. 1930. 53). AMERICAN FORESTS 6 FOREST LIFE. ACREAGE ADDED TO EBERLY BECOMES REGIONAL INSPECTOR FOR COOPERATIVE NATIONAL FORESTS IN EAST AND SOUTH. AMERICAN ACTIVITIES IN SOUTHERN STATES. FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 60:570, 572. SEPT. 1924.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (JAMES 0.1 PETERS HEADS AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. ACTIVITIES ON THE PUBLIC RELATION BRANCH AT FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN MILITARY FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:367. JUNE 1928. 31:700. NOV. 1925.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. IL. C.( EVERARD, FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. AIRPLANE FIRE PATROL IN SERVICE EDITOR, GOES TO MUSEUMS ASSOCIATION. COLORADO. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:639. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:799. DEC. 1929. OCT. 1927.

.519. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. (MELVIN I.) BRADNER AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. AIRPLANE FOREST PATROL HEADS FOREST PRODUCTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST STARTS IN CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:56. JAN. 1928. LIFE 32:496. AUG.1926.

BRADNER HEADS FOREST PRODUCTS OFFICE IN MISSOULA, 535. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. AIRPLANE FOREST PATROL TO START JULY I,(1925). AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST ANRICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. BEFORE OR AFTER LIFE 31 :432. JULY 1925. \DESTRUCTIVE LIIIBERING. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST 'LIFE 33:156. MAR, ,,j27. AIR PATROL SURVEILLANCE OF WEST COAST FORESTS. EDITORIAL. QUESTIONS IF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. AASKA CUTTING RAILROAD PURCHASE FOREST LANDS BEFRE OR AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN TIES. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:560. SEPT. DENUDED, 1926.

.552. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. BENNING NATIONAL FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. ALASKA PULP TIMBER CREATED IN GEORGIA. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE SALES, AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:445. JULY 30:694, NOV. 1924. 1921. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. BIG GAME INCREASING ON AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. ALLEGHENY FOREST NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE EXPERIMENT STATION HAS HEADQUARTERS FOREST. 32:570-571. SEPT. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:372. JUNE 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. BIG GAME ON THE NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. AMERICA TUNES INTO FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:635. FOREST WEEK: THOUSANDS WRITE THE AMERICAN FORESTRY OCT. 1924. ASSOCIATION... AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:363. JUNE 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. BILLION FEET OF NATIONAL FOREST LUMBER SOLD. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE COMMENTS ON EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF NATIONAL RADIO 36:601. SEPT. 1930. PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. BIOLOGICAL SECTION AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. AMERICAN FOREST WEEK FOR ESTABLISHED AT MADISON. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:50. JAN. LIFE 33:569. SEPT. 1927. 1927. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY ESTABLISHES NEW SECTION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. AMERICAN FOREST WEEK. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:165. MAR. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. BIRDS AND THE FARMER. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:576. SEPT. 1930. FOREST PROTECTION WEEK BECOMES AMERICAN FOREST WEEK. EDITORIAL. CENTRAL STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. AMERICAN FOREST WEEK. STUDIES RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GRAZING AND WILDLIFE AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:225-226. APR.1926. HABITAT.

PROCLAMATION OF 1926 PRECEDES THIS ARTICLE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE BUDGET AND THE NEW FORESTRY ACT. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 31:45. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. AMERICAN FOREST WEEK.. .A JAN. 1925. PROCLAMATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:210. APR. 1925. EDITORIAL. THE CLARKE-MCNARY ACT AND THE FEDERAL BUDGET. REPRINT OF TEXT OF PROCLAMATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CABINET OFFICERS AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. AMERICANFOREST WEEK, DISAPPROVE STANFIELD GRAZING BILL; SECRETARIES OF 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:50-51. JAN. AGRICULTURE AND INTERIOR BRAND MEASURE AS 1926. DESTRUCTIVE... AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:149-150. MAR. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. AMERICAN FOREST WEEK: MANS SYMBOL OF HIMSELF IN SEARCH OF HAPPINESS AND AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA PROSPERITY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:231. FIRE REGULATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE APR. 1927. 34:442. JULY 1928.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. AND NOW FAWN FARMS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CALIFORNIA CENSUS OF BIG AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 31 :687. NOV. 1925. GAME ANIMALS, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:304. MAY 1928. FOREST SERVICE COOPERATES IN COLLECTING FAWNS ON KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZONA. WILDLIFE AND HUNTING ON CALIFORNIA'S NATIONAL. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST CUT IN TWO. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :441. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CALIFORNIA EXPERIMENT JULY 1925. STATION AUTHORIZED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 31 :242. APR. 1925. ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST DIVIDED, SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL FOREST CREATED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. CALIFORNIA EXPERIMENTS WITH FIRE HAZARDS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. ANNUAL CONFERENCE AT 33:374. JUNE 1927. MADISON. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:444. JULY 1928. FOREST SERVICE COOPERATES ON FIRE RESEARCH.

ANNUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE CALIFORNIA FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION OPENS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. AREAS DESIGNATED FOR LIFE 33:112. FEB. 1927. RECREATION IN CALIFORNIA FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:756. DEC. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CALIFORNIA FORESTS HAVE BANNER BUSINESS YEAR. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. ASK BUDGET INCREASE FOR LIFE 32:636. OCT. 1926. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:760. DEC. 1926 AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CALIFORNIA GETS NEW FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION ENDORSES FOREST LIFE 32:753. DEC. 1926. EXPANDED PROGRAM OF FOREST LAND ACQUISITION IN EASTERN STATES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CALIFORNIA'S FOREST WEALTH. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:440. JULY AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. COMMITTEE REPORTS 1927. AMENDED STANFIELD BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:280-281, 301. MAY 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: LIARSNIGHT. AMERICAN FORESTS & GRAZING LEGISLATION. FOREST LIFE 30:593-594. OCT. 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CONFERENCE TO ADJUST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE CASE OF MR. GREGG. SUPERIOR FOREST DIFFERENCES. AMERICAN FORESTS & AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 31:222-223. APR. 1925; FOREST LIFE 32:563. SEPT. 1926.

EDITORIAL. A QUESTION OF THE MULTIPLE USE OF CONTROVERSY OVER ROAD BUILDING AND MANAGEMENT PLANS. NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CONFERENCE URGES ECONOMY AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE CASEMENT REPORT. IN USE OF FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:743-744. DEC.1926 30:744. DEC.3924.

EDITORIAL. ISSUE OF GRAZING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. REFERS TO CONFERENCE ON UTILIZATION OF FOREST PRODUCTS. SEE ISSUE OF 30:684-685, NOV. 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. A CAUSE FOR ACTION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:16. JAN. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CONGRESS AND AMERICAN FOREST WEEK. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:214. CLARKE-MCNARY ACT IS CRIPPLED BY LACK OF APR. 1926. APPROPRIATIONS. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CHANGE IN BOUNDARIES OF NATIONAL FOREST DISTRICTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CONGRESS AND FORESTRY. FOREST LIFE 36:366. JUNE 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:422. JULY 3924.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CHIEF FORESTER (WILLIAM EDITORIAL. B.) GREELEY RESIGNS.. ROBERT V. STUART TO SUCCEED HIll. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:172. MAR. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CONGRESS CONSIDERS NEW 1928. FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:174. MAR. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CHIEF FORESTER IWILLIAM B.) GREELEY'S RETIREMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. CONGRESSIONAL GROUP LIFE 34:227. APR. 1928. TOURS UNITED STATES FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:590. SEPT.1929. EDITORIAL AN INVESTIGATION OF THE REFORESTATION PROGRAM OF THE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CHIEF FORESTER URGES U.S. FOREST SERVICE. NECESSARY FEDERAL ACTION IN ANNUAL REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:106. FEB. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CONSERVATION AND FEDERAL REORGANIZATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CHUG-CHUG. AMERICAN 36:643-644. OCT. 1930. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:687-688. NOV. 1926. EDITORIAL. USE OF THE MOTOR PUMP TO FIGHT FIRE. 591. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CONSERVATION BILLS IN 577. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CLARKE-MCNARY FIRE CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:628. 34:243-244. APR. 3928. OCT. 1928. INCLUDES FOREST CONSERVATION BILLS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CLARKE-MCNARY LAW AMENDED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 31:246. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. CONSERVATION BILLS IN APR. 1925. THE SEVENTIETH CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:51. JAN. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. COL. (WILLIAM B.I GREELEY REFUTES (ARTHUR 11.) BAUM CHARGES: CHIEF AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. CONSERVATION BILLS MOVE FORESTER DECLARES WRITER OF ARTICLES ATTACKING FOREST FORWARD IN CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE SERVICE DEALT IN MISSTATEMENTS AND HALF-TRUTHS. 34:320. MAY 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:647-648, 702-703. NOV. 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. CONSERVATION BILLS PENDING IN THE SEVENTIETH CONGRESS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. COLONEL (WILLIAM B.) FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:746-747. DEC. 1928. GREELEY AGAIN TURNS DOWN MT. HOOD CABLEWAY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:378. JUNE 1927. SEE PARTICULARLY UNDER SUB-TITLE, ''FORESTRY''.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. COMMISSION (ON NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. CONSERVATION IN THE NEW PARKS AND FORESTS) TO STUDY FOREST AND PARK CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE BOUNDARIES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:738-739. DEC. 1927. 32:501-502. AUG. 1926. EDITORIAL. REFERS TO MCNARY-WOODRUFF BILL AND OTHER AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. COMMISSION ENDORSES LEGISLATION. LARGER PROGRAM OF LAND ACQUISITION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:48. JAN. 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. CONSERVATION LEGISLATION IN CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:359. JUNE 1930. TREES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:786. DEC. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CONSERVATION LEGISLATION IN CONGRESS: SHIPSTEAD BILL PASSES. AMERICAN TREES DISTRIBUTED BY STATES AND TERRITORIES UNDER FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:543-545. AUG. 1930. CLARKE -MCNARY ACT.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. CONSERVATION ON CAPITOL 6)3. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE, DISTRICT FORESTER (PAUL HILL: MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF CONGRESS SIGNALIZE G.) REDINGTON PROMOTED TO WASHINGTON OFFICE. AMERICAN FOREST WEEK BY CONSIDERING NATIONAL ASPECTS AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:182-183, MAR. 1926. OF FOREST CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:356-358. JUNE 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. DR. A. P. KELLEY JOINS ALLEGHENY FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. CONSERVATION PROGRESS IN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:240. APR. 1928. CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:95. FEB. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS GROW. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:191. MAR. LEGISLATION IN CONGRESS. 1927.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. COOPERATION OF 6)6. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. ELEVEN WESTERN STATES BIOLOGISTS WANTED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE ENDORSE ENGLEBRIGHT BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST 36:255. APR. 1930. LIFE 35:522. AUG. 1929.

INITIATION OF PHENOLOGICAL PROJECT AT NORTHEASTERN BILL WOULD INCREASE APPROPRIATIONS FOR FIRE FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. PREVENTION ON NATIONAL FORESTS.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. COOPERATIVE FIRE 6)7. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. ENGLEBRIGHT BILL PROTECTION GETS UNDER WAY IN ALABAMA. AMERICAN REINTRODUCED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:574. SEPT. 1924. 35:432. JULY 1929.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE; COOPERATIVE FUND FOR BILL WOULD INCREASE APPROPRIATIONS FOR FIRE FOREST ROADS AND TRAILS APPORTIONED. AMERICAN PREVENTION ON NATIONAL FORESTS. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:252. APR.1924. 618. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. ENLARGE THE SUPERIOR AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. COOPERATORS CONFER WITH FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:40. JAN. PRESIDENT (CALVIN) COOLIDGE TO CUT DOWN FOREST FIRE 1924. LOSS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:679-680. NOV. 1926. EDITORIAL.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. COURT RULES AGAINST 6)9. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. ENLARGED NATIONAL FOREST KILLING KAIBAB DEER. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE PROGRAM ASSURED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:441. JULY 1927. 32:302 304. MAY 1926.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. DAKOTAS ASSIGNED TO LAKE AUTHORIZATION OF PURCHASE OF FOREST LANDS FOR TIMBER STATES EXPERIMENT STATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 PRODUCTION. FOREST LIFE 36:174. MAR. 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. EXPERT LEAVES AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE DANGER OF SPECIAL LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:605. LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:285. SEPT. 1929. MAY 1926. CLARK C. HERITAGE LEAVES FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. EDITORIAL. GRAZING LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE FATE OF THE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE, DEER HUNTING AUTHORIZED MCNARY-WOODRUFF BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST ON KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & LIFE 33:226. APR. 1927. FOREST LIFE 31:635. OCT. 1925. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. DEER HUNTING PERMITTED IN KAIBAB FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FEDERAL FOREST 35:590. SEPT. 1929. LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:248-249. APR. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. DEFORESTED AMERICA. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:99. FEB.1929. REVIEW OF LEGISLATION ENACTED BY 68TH CONGRESS.

EDITORIAL. THE PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN COOPERATIVE FIRE AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FEDERAL FOREST PREVENT ION PROGRAMS. PROTECTION BOARD ORGANIZED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:442. JULY 1927. 610. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. A DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE REPRESENTATIVES FROM ALL FEDERAL AGENCIES CONTROLLING 33:227. APR. 1927. FOREST LANDS SIT ON BOARD.

EDITORIAL. U.S. FOREST SERVICE SHOULD BE TRANSFERED AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FEDERAL FORESTERS TO A NEW DEPARTMENT. TRANSFERRED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:252. APR. 1930. 611. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. DESIGNATE PRIMITIVE AREAS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:366-367. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FEDERAL PURCHASE OF JUNE 1929. FOREST LAND APPROVED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:539. AUG. 1929. FOURTEEN NEW TRACTS DESIGNATED BY FOREST SERVICE. 626. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FIRE EXPERIMENT STATION 612. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. DISTRIBUTE 6850O,0O0 IN MAINE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:444. JULY 1927. URGES THE NECESSITY OF STABLIZING LAND TITLES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:78. FEB. 1927 MAINE FOREST SERVICE AND NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION COOPERATE IN RESEARCH. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST POLICY LEGISLATION PROGRESSING. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FIRE ONE YEAR OLD STILL LIFE 30:310. MAY 1924. BURNING. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:187. MAR. 1925. HEARINGS ON THE CLARKE-MCNARY BILL.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE FIRE SITUATION IN AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. A FOREST PRIMEVAL THE WEST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:565. LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:64. SEPT. 1924, JAN. 1927.

U.S. FOREST SERVICE CLOSES ELEVEN OF SEVENTEEN EXPERIMENTAL FOREST SET ASIDE IN COLUMBIA NATIONAL NATIONAL FORESTS IN CALIFORNIA. FOREST, WASHINGTON.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FIRES IN THE NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST PRODUCTS FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:537. LABORATORY GATHERS FIRE DATA. AMERICAN FORESTS & AUG. 1929. FOREST LIFE 32:763. DEC.1926.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE FIRST AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST PRODUCTS FOREST WEEK. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE LABORATORY TESTING PAINT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST 31 :357-358. JUNE 1925. LIFE 34:116. FEB. 1928.

EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST PROTECTION FUNDS INCREASED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:662. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FLORIDA GETS NEW OCT. 1929. NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:756. DEC. 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST PROTECTION WEEK, 1924:A PROCLAMATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST CREATION OF OCALA NATIONAL FOREST, FLORIDA. LIFE 30:194. APR. 1924.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FLORIDA NATIONAL FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST RANGER ADDITION AUTHORIZED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE EXAMINATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:764. DEC. 1926. 34:632. OCT. (928.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREIGN RESEARCH MEN AT U.S. CIVIL SERVICE OFFERS EXAMINATIONS. MADISON. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:572. SEPT. 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST RECEIPTS IN NORTHWEST EXCEED MILLION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LARGEST GROUP OF FOREIGN RESEARCH MEN EVER GATHERED LIFE 33:570. SEPT. 1927. AT FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST RESEARCH MARKS AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREIGN SCIENTISTS AT TIME. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:100. FEB. MADISON. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:53. JAN. 1928. 1929. EDITORIAL. BUDGETARY PROBLEMS FORCING LAG IN WORK ON AMERICAN WOOD UTILIZATION PROGRAMS AT FOREST RESEARCH. PRODUCTS LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FOREST RESEARCH WINS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FOREST (PRODUCTS) AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:357376 378-379. LABORATORY SCIENTIST STUDIES EUROPEAN METHODS. JUNE 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:238-239. APR. 1926. PASSING OF THE MCNARY-MCSWEENEY BILL PROVIDING FOR A STUDY OF WOOD PRESERVATION OF RAILROAD TIES. COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM OF FOREST RESEARCH.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE FOREST FIRE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST ROAD FUND SITUATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE APPORTIONED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:250. 32:527-528. SEPT. 1926. APR. 1928.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST FIRES IN THE MONIES GIVEN TO STATES FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENT. WEST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:606. OCT. 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST ROAD FUNDS ALLOCATED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:123. AMERTCAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST FIRES MENACE FEB.1930. WEST.. MOST CRITICAL IN NINETEEN YEARS AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:638. OCT. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST SERVICE BUILDS 1370 MILES OF ROAD. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST HIGHWAY BILL 34:60. JAN. 1928. PASSES SENATE AND HOUSE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:314, MAY 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FOREST SERVICE EMPHASIZES PREVENTION IN ALLOTMENT OF CLARKE-MCNARY COLTON-ODDIE BILL PASSED IN CONGRESS. PROTECTION FUNDS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :504. AUG. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST HIGHWAY PROGRAMS APPROVED FOR FOURTEEN WESTERN STATES. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FOREST SERVICE FEATURES FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:3(1. MAY (927. COLLECTION OF RANGE PLANTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:511. AUG. 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST OWNERSHIP: CHIEF FORESTER (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY IN HIS ANNUAL REPORT AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST SERVICE NAMES FRED W. MORRELL PUBLIC RELATIONS CHIEF, AMERICAN BUDGET. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :668. NOV. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:302. MAY 1929. 1925,

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FOREST SERVICE REPORTS EDITORIAL, ON FLOOD CONTROL. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:693.694, NOV. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FORESTRY AND YOUR LIGHT BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:744, DEC. REPORT ENTITLED 'THE PROTECTION FORESTS OF THE 1926. MISSISSIPPI RIVER WATERSHED AND THEIR PART IN FLOOD PREVENTION' EDITORIAL.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE, FOREST SERVICE SECURES AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE FORESTRY BUDGET. MAJOR ROBERT V. STUART. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:34. JAN. 1930. LIFE 33:300. MAY 1927, EDITORIAL. APPOINTED TO HEAD THE PUBLIC RELATIONS BRANCH. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. A FORESTRY COUNCIL FOR AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST SERVICE STATES NORTHWEST FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. AMERICAN POSITION ON SAVING YOSEMITE TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:118-119. FEB. 1926. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:382.383. JUNE 1928. ADVISORY COUNCIL APPOINTED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE, FOREST SERVICE SUBMITS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FLOOD RELIEF. AMERICAN FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FORESTRY IN THE & FOREST LIFE 34:59. JAN. 1928. SEVENTY-FIRST CONGRESS, AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:777, 794. DEC. 1929. REPORT ON MISSISSIPPI WATERSHED AREA. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FORESTRY IN THE 69TH AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE, FOREST SERVICE TO ISSUE CONGRESS: MCNARY-WOODRUFF BILL, FIGHTING TO THE END, SI-MONTHLY PERIODICAL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST IS STOPPED BY FILIBUSTER ON CONGRESSIONAL ONE-YARD LIFE 30:572. SEPT. 1924. LINE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:223. APR. 1927. PERIODICAL ENTITLED, THE FOREST WORKER AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FORESTRY ITEMS IN THE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST SERVICE APPROPRIATION BILLS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE TRANSFERS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:315. 33:13-14. JAN.1927. MAY 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FORESTRY LEGISLATION AT REFERS TO TRANSFER OF PERSONNEL. WASHINGTON. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:92. FEB. 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST SERVICE WINS IMPORTANT DAMAGE SUIT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FORESTRY LEGISLATION LIFE 32:115-116. FEB. 1926. BEFORE CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:113-114. FEB. 1926. AGAINST ANACONDA COPPER CO. FOR CARELESSLY STARTING FIRES AND NOT CONTROLLING THEM. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FORESTRY LEGISLATION MAKES PROGRESS: (AMERICAN FORESTRY) ASSOCIATION AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FOREST SUPERVISOR TO ACTIVE IN SUPPORTING MCNARY-WOODRUFF BILL AND OTHER LECTURE IN EASTERN SCHOOLS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 MEASURES... AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:212. FOREST LIFE 34:192. MAR. 1928. APR. 1926.

DAVID N. ROGERS OF THE PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST GOES ON AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. A FORESTRY WASH-OUT. LECTURE TOUR. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:99-100. FEB. 1928.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FORESTER'S POSITION IN EDITORIAL. FORESTS AS AN INFLUENCE IN FLOOD CONTROL. NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND GRANT CONTROVERSY SUSTAINED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:192. MAR. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. FORESTS FOR THE NATION.. .A PROPOSED MEASURE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE FORESTER'S WARNING. FOREST LIFE 30:93. FEB. 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:41. JAN.1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA EDITORIAL ON GRAZING POLICY. SET NEW REVENUE RECORD. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:608. SEPT.1930. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FORESTERS ENDORSE KNUTSON BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FORT MISSOULA TIMBER 36:127. FEB. 1930. RESERVATION GOES 10 FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:381. JUNE 1927. BILL WOULD PROVIDE ENLARGED PROGRAM OF FOREST PLANTING ON NATIONAL FORESTS EAST OF ROCKY MOUNTAINS. TRANSFER OF APPROXIMATELY 2,000 ACRES FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT TO THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE FORESTRY ACT: AS PASSED BY THE SIXTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE FOUR FORESTERS WHO FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:431-432. JULY 1924. HAVE GUIDED THE DESTINIES OF THE UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE NATIONAL TEXT OF THE CLARKE-MCNARY ACT. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:408. JULY 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION IN CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF GIFFORD PINCHOT, WILLIAM B. LIFE 36:170. MAR. 1930. GREELEY, HENRY S. GRAVES AND ROBERT V. STUART.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. FORESTRY AND THE FEDERAL 686, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GAINING BY GIVING. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:521. AUG. 1930. LANDS LOCATED IN NATIONAL FORESTS OF MONTANA, IDAHO, AND WASHINGTON. EDITORIAL COMMENT ON CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GOVERNMENT PURCHASES LAND FOR NATIONAL FOREST IN MICHIGAN. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GAMBLING WITH FIRE. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:433. JULY 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:732. DEC. 1928. FIRST PURCHASE OF LAND, FOR TIMBER PRODUCTION ONLY, EDITORIAL. NEED FOR FUNDS FOR FIRE CONTROL ON THE IN MICHIGAN UNDER CLARKE-MCNARY ACT. NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. GRAZING AND TIMBER SALE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GAME CENSUS ON EASTERN RECEIPTS ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 8 FOREST LIFE 31 :500. AUG. 1925. 31:373. JUNE 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE GRAZING FEE ISSUE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GAME oN EASTERN NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:155-156. MAR. 1927. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 31:358. JUNE 1925. EDITORIAL.

EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. GRAZING FEES REVISED ON NATIONAL FOREST RANGES. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. GAME ON THE NATIONAL LIFE 34:241. APR.1928. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:128. FEB. 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GRAZING USE OF NATIONAL FORESTS SHOWS GAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GAME REFUGE BILL 34:437. JULY 1928. REPORTED FAVORABLY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:250. APR. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. A GREAT FOREST THREATENED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:359. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GAME REFUGE BILL UP JUNE 1924. AGAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:120-121. FEB. 1926. EDITORIAL. KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST THREATENED BY INSECTS. 693. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GAME REFUGE BILL WILL BE REDRAFTED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :696 708. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. HALF MILLION ACRES TO BE NOV. 1925. ADDED TO NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:115-116. FEB 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE GAME REFUGE BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :413. JULY 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE HALTING PROGRAM OF FOREST ACQUISITON. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE EDITORIAL. EXAMINES PROPOSED LEGISLATION. 35:646. OCT. 1929.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE GAME REFUGE BILL. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:166. MAR. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. HARD ON CORRESPONDENCE EDITORIAL. SCHOOL RANGERS; AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:310. MAY 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GENERAL IHERBERT 11.1 LORD ASKED TO ASSURE FORESTRY APPROPRIATION. U.S. FOREST SERVICE FROWNS ON RANGER EDUCATION BY AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:691. NOV. 1928. MAIL.

LORD WAS DIRECTOR OF THE U.S. BUREAU OF THE BUDGET. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. HARDWOOD FOR NEWSPRINT DEVELOPED IN NEW PROCESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GEORGE B. SUDWORTH, LIFE 33:445. JULY 1927. CHIEF DENDROLOGIST OF THE FOREST SERVICE, DIES SUDDENLY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:365. PROCESS DEVELOPED BY THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY, JUNE 1927. MADISON, WISCONSIN.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GIVING FOREST THANKS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. HAS FORESTRY WEEK SERVED AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:679. NOV. 1928. ITS PURPOSE? AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:356. MAY 1928. EDITORIAL PRAISING THE PASSAGE OF FOREST LEGISLATION. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. GIVING THE LOOKOUT MAN A CHANCE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:678. NOV. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. HAVE THE STOCKMEN 1926. CHANGED THEIR BRANDS? AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:104-105. FEB. 1926. USE OF STEEL OBSERVATION TOWERS. GRAZING CONTROVERSY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. GOVERNMENT AWARDED FIRE CLAIM. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:241. APR. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. HEARINGS ON MCSWEENEY 1928. BILL ARRANGED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:106. FEB. 1928. U.S. DISTRICT COURT FOR NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AWARDS CLAIM TO GOVERNMENT FOR DESTRUCTION OF TIMBER ON AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. HI-JACKING THE NATIONAL PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST. FORESTS, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:164. MAR. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. GOVERNMENT CONTESTS LAND CLAIMS OF NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. AMERICAN EDITORIAL. RELATES TO THE CONTROVERSY OF CREATING FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:227. APR. 1924. STATE PARKS OUT OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 116. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. HOUSE PASSES JAMES GIRVIN PETERS WAS CHIEF OF THE BRANCH OF PUBLIC MCNARY-W000RUFF BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST RELATIONS FOR THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. LIFE 34:214. APR.1928. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. JOHN S. BOYCE NAMED AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. IDAHO APPROVES FOREST DIRECTOR OF NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. SERVICE CRAZING POLICY, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:762. DEC. 1927. LIFE 35:182, DEC. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. KNOWING YOUR NATIONAL IDAHO STATE GRANGE APPROVES U.S. FOREST SERVICE FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:444.445. GRAZING POLICY. JULY 1930.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE IMMEDIATE ISSUE IN LIST OF NATIONAL FORESTS. FOREST PROGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:614. OCT 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. LABORATORY GETS BUILDING FUNDS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:313. MAY EDITORIAL ON THE NEED FOR A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. 1930.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. IMPORTANT BILLS IN FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY RECEIVES APPROPRIATION. CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:136. MAR. 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. LAKE STATES COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION LEGISLATION. 31:186. MAR. 1925.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF THE LAKE STATES FOREST TIMBER SALE ANNOUNCED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION MEETS. LIFE 31:121. FEB. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. LANDING FIELDS ON MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST, OREGON. NATIONAL FORESTS, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:369. JUNE 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. IN THE NAME OF GOOD WILL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:761. DEC. SPECIAL USE PERMITS GRANTED FOR LANDING FIELDS. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. LARGE TIMBER CUT IN COMMENTS ON THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. COLORADO, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:119. FEB. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. INCREASE FOREST ROAD PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:467. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. LARGE TIMBER CUT IN JULY 1930. SOUTHWEST. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:255. APR. 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. INCREASE OF SHEEP AND GOATS ON FOREST LAND. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. LARGE TIMBER TRACT ADDED LIFE 36:668. OCT. 1930. TO MISSOULA NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:504. AUG. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. INDIANS HELP UNCLE SAM PLANT TREES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:179, AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. LARGER APPROPRIATIONS MAR. 1926, URGED FOR FEDERAL FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :685. NOV. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION ESTABLISHED IN UTAH. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. LAST WOMEN LOOKOUTS IN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:608. SEPT. 1930. FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:701-702. NOV.1926. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. AN INTERNATIONAL PARK AND FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:100. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. LESSONS FROM ABROAD. FEB. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:83-84. FEB. 1926.

EDITORIAL. SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST, MINNESOTA. EDITORIAL. GRAZING CONTROVERSY.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. INTRODUCES REFORESTING AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE, A LETTER TO THE OUTLOOK. BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:185. MAR. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :232, APR. 1925. 1930. CRITICISMS OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. ARTHUR H. VANDENBERG INTRODUCES S.3531. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. LOUISIANA STATE FORESTER AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE INVESTIGATION OF RESIGNS TO TAKE POSITION WITH FOREST SERVICE. UNCLE SAM'S RANGES. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:663. OCT. 1929. 31 :611-612. OCT.1925. W.R. HINE BECOMES DISTRICT INSPECTOR. EDITORIAL RELATING TO INVESTIGATION BY U.S. SENATE PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. MAKING PROGRESS COMPLETE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:615. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. IS THE BLISTER RUST IN OCT. 1924. CALIFORNIA? AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:567. SEPT. 1924. EDITORIAL. NEEDS FOR LEGISLATION AND A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. INVESTIGATION UNDERTAKEN BY U.S. FOREST SERVICE ON INSECT INFESTATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. MAN OF THE HOUR. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:100. FEB. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. JAMES GIRVIN PETERS DIES. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:678. NOV. EDITORIAL. CONGRESSMAN HARRY L. ENGLEBRIGHT 1928. INTRODUCES LEGISLATION FOR INCREASED FIRE PROTECTION ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:256. APR. 1929.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. MAN-CAUSED FIRES FEWER AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. MORE MILITARY IN CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE RESERVATION NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 31:572. SEPT. 1925. FOREST LIFE 31:434. JULY 1925.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. MANY VISITORS TO MILITARY RESERVATIONS DESIGNATED AS NATIONAL FORESTS NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE UNDER CLARKE-MCNARY ACT. 33:122. FEB. 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. MORE PUBLICLY OWNED AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. MARSHALL IS.) WRIGHT, FOREST LAND NEEDED IN EAST, SAYS CHIEF FORESTER IN MAP EXPERT, LEAVES FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS ANNUAL REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 8 FOREST LIFE 35:795. DEC. 1929. 35:50. JAN.1929.

WRIGHT WAS CHIEF OF MAPS AND SURVEYS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. MORE STATES AND MONEY FOR CLARKE-MCNARY COOPERATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. MARYLAND'S STRANGE FOREST LIFE 32:636. OCT. 1926. REASONING. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:421-422. JULY 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. MR. (DAN 0.) CASEMENT SEES IT THROUGH. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE STATE LEGISLATURE REPEALS LAW TO ALLOW FEDERAL 36:95-96. FEB.1930. GOVERNMENT TO PURCHASE LAND IN STATE FOR NATIONAL FORESTS. EDITORIAL. SEE ALSO, AMERICAN FOREST LIFES 8 FOREST LIFE 36:83-84, FEB. 1930 FOR ARTICLE BY DAN D. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE NCNARY BILL. CASEMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:99-100. FEB. 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. MT. HOOD RECREATION AREA EDITORIAL. ESTABLISHED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:502. AUG. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE MCNARY-W000RUFF ACT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:355. JUNE 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. MT. HOOD TO REMAIN SUPREME. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:285. MAY EDITORIAL. 1927.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. MCNARY-W000RUFF BILL EFFORTS TO BUILD CABLEWAY TO MT. HOOD THWARTED BY HEARING. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 31 :691. CHIEF FORESTER. NOV. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE MUCH-MALIGNED AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE MCNARY-W000RUFF BILL CONSERVATIONIST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE REINTRODUCED EARLY IN CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & 31:358. JUNE 1925. FOREST LIFE 32:27. JAN.1926. EDITORIAL. E.A. SHERMAN, ASSOCIATE CHIEF FORESTER, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE IICNARY-WOODRUFF SPEAKS ON CONSERVATION. BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:98. FEB. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NAMES DIRECTOR OF NEW FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 EDITORIAL. FOR THE PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL FOREST FOREST LIFE 33:443. JULY 1927. LANDS IN THE EASTERN U.S.

E. F. MCCARTHY BECOMES DIRECTOR OF NEW AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. MEETING THE ISSUE OHIO-MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. SQUARELY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:289-290. MAY 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATION-WIDE FOREST SURVEY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:112. FEB. EDITORIAL. WHAT IS TO BE DONE WITH REMAINING PUBLIC 1930. DOMAIN. COMMENT ON ARTICLE IN, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:263-266, MAY 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FAVORS FOREST ACTION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE MEN ON THE FIRE FOREST LIFE 30:51. JAN. 1924. LINE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:540. SEPT. 1924. CALL FOR A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY.

EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON OUTDOOR RECREATION PASSES FORESTRY RESOLUTION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. MICHIGAN'S NEW NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:177-178. MAR. 1926. FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:561. SEPT. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FOREST AREA INCREASED IN NORTH CAROLINA. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 CREATION OF THE HURON NATIONAL FOREST. FOREST LIFE 34:126. FEB. 1928.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. A MILLION AND A HALF AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FOREST PROBLEMS VISIT THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF WASHINGTON AND OREGON DISCUSSED AT WASHINGTON MEETING. AMERICAN FORESTS & IN 1923. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:319. MAY FOREST LIFE 36:301. MAY 1930. 1924. DISTRICT FORESTERS FROM NINE NATIONAL FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. MILLIONS VISIT DISTRICTS MEET IN CAPITAL. CALIFORNIA FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:370. JUNE 1928. 774, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FOREST PURCHASE PROGRAM APPROVED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. MILWAUKEE NAMED 35:785. DEC. 1929. HEADQUARTERS FOR LAKE STATES FOREST DISTRICT. 775. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS 792. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE, NATURAL AREA IN ARIZONA GAIN, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:756. DEC. FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:697. NOV. 1927. 1928.

776, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE, NATIONAL FOREST NATURAL AREA SET ASIDE IN CORONADO NATIONAL FOREST. RESERVATION COMMISSION APPROVES INCREASE IN EASTERN FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:63, JAN. 793. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NEBRASKA FOREST 1928. CELEBRATES'BIRTHDAY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:375. JUNE 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION APPROVES PURCHASE OF 111230 NEBRASKA NATIONAL FOREST CELEBRATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY. ACRES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:52, JAN. 1929. 794, AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NEW AREAS FOR EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FOREST 33:248. APR, 1927. RESERVATION COMMISSION APPROVES TEN-YEAR PLAN. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:176. MAR. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NEW FEDERAL BUDGET CARRIES $3000000 INCREASE FOR FORESTRY. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FOREST FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:35 62. JAN. 1930. RESERVATION COMMISSION AUTHORIZES NEW PURCHASES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:240, 242. APR, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST. LIFE. NEW FOREST EXPERIMENT 1925. STATION BEGUN. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:560. SEPT. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER RECEIPTS INCREASE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE WORK INITIATED ON THE LAKE STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT 31 :692. NOV. 1925. STATION.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FORESTS BEING AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NEW FOREST EXPERIMENT TESTED FOR USE OF RADIO. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST STATION BILLS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE LIFE 34:512. AUG.1928. 31:178. MAR. 1925.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FORESTS DEMAND BILLS INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS TO CREATE EXPERIMENT BETTER PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE STATIONS IN CALIFORNIA AND PENNSYLVANIA. 35:646. OCT. 1929. 798, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NEW FOREST EXPERIMENT EDITORIAL ON FIRE LEGISLATION. STATION IN OHIO. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:498. AUG.1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FORESTS EARN $5000000. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:760. OHIO-MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. DEC. 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE NEW FORESTRY ACT: AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FORESTS GAIN IN MEASURE KNOWN AS MCNARY-CLARKE BILL PASSED BY AREA. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:762. DEC. CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:392 1927. 414. JULY 1924.

40,000 PLUS ACRES ADDED TO THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NEW FORESTRY FILMS FISCAL YEAR 1927. RELEASED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:317. MAY 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE EAST. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:738, DEC. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NEW GAME PRESERVES IN 1924. GEORGIA AND TENNESSEE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:564. SEPT. 1924. EDITORIAL. ESTABLISHED ON THE CHEROKEE NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FORESTS NEED REPLANTING. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:254. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. A NEW GRAZING BILL. APR. 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:165. MAR. 1928.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FORESTS EDITORIAL. REFERS TO THE SMOOT BILL. RECEIPTS SHOW GAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:444. JULY 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. A NEW GRAZING ISSUE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:214-215. APR.1926 AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FORESTS STILL UNTAMED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:310-311. EDITORIAL. OPINION DIVIDED ON NEED FOR GRAZING MAY 1927. LEGISLATION.

789. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL FORESTS YIELD AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NEW NATIONAL FOREST FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST DISTRICT CREATED IN LAKE STATES. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 LIFE 32:60. JAN. 1926. FOREST LIFE 35:112, FEB. 1929.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NATIONAL PARKS AND NATIONAL FOREST DISTRICT NO. 9 CREATED. NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:499. AUG. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. NEW NATIONAL FOREST IN FLORIDA. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:312. MAY EDITORIAL. 1930.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. A NATIONAL PROGRAM OF OSCEOLA NATIONAL FOREST CREATED FOREST RESEARCH. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:94-95. FEB. 1927. 806, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. NEW NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE SOUTH. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 31:116. FEB. 1925. EDITORIAL. NEED FOR GREATER AND CONTINUED LOBBYING BY CONSERVATIONISTS FOR ADDITIONAL CONGRESSIONAL JACKSON AND MCCLELLAN NATIONAL FORESTS CREATED. LEGISLATION.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE NEXT STEP IN FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PORTO ISICI RICO LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE HURRICANE DAMAGES NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 30:358-359. JUNE 1924. & FOREST LIFE 34:690. NOV. 1928.

EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PRACTICAL WORK IN AIRPLANES. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE '31:699. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE NORTHERN PACIFIC NOV.1925. LAND GRANT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:355. JUNE 1926. AIRCRAFT OBSERVATION OF FOREST FIRE IN CALIFORNIA.

EDITORIAL. CONTROVERSY OVER RAILROAD LAND GRANT AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE PRESIDENT (CALVIN AFFECTING NATIONAL FORESTS IN MONTANA,IDAHO, AND COOLIDGE) AND A FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTS & WASHINGTON. FOREST LIFE 30:40. JAN. 924.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE OUTDOOR CONFERENCE. EDITORIAL. NEEDS FOR A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTS 6 FOREST LIFE 30:424. JULY 1924, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PRESIDENT (CALVIN EDITORIAL. COMMENTS ON NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COOLIDGE) GETS REPORT ON FORESTRY IN FLOOD CONTROL. OUTDOOR RECREATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:434. JULY 1928.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. OUTDOOR RECREATION A U S. FOREST SERVICE REPORT ON MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. FLASHES INTO NATIONAL IMPORTANCE: LEADERS FROM ALL

PARTS OF THE NATION MEET AT WASHINGTON. . . AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. PRESIDENT (CALVIN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:409-410, 438441. JULY COOLIDGE) SIGNS MCNARY-W000RUFF BILL: MEASURE 1924. PROPOSED BY THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION FOR CREATION OF MORE NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE EAST FINALLY NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON OUTDOOR RECREATION. BECOMES LAW. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:336. JUNE 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. OVER 6000,000 PEOPLE VISIT THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. PRESIDENT (CALVIN FOREST LIFE 30:120-121. FEB. 1924. COOLIDGE) TO BROADCAST FOREST MESSAGE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:217. APR. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. OWNERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE ARTICLE PRECEDED BY THE PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION ON 33:29. JAN. 1927. AMERICAN FOREST WEEK.

EDITORIAL. QUESTION OF TRANSFERRING THE NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PRESIDENT ICALVINI FORESTS IN OREGON TO THE STATE. COOLIDGE SPEAKS PLAINLY IN ADDRESSING THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON UTILIZATION OF FOREST PRODUCTS AT AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. PARK AND FOREST BOUNDARY WASHINGTON. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE ADJUSTMENTS PROPOSED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST 30:728-729. DEC. 1924. LIFE 31 :701. NOV. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE PRESIDENT IHERBERT AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PHILIP P. WELLS DIES IN HOOVER) AND THE PUBLIC LANDS. AMERICAN FORESTS & CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE FOREST LIFE 35:645-646. OCT. 1929. 35:238-239. APR. 1929. EDITORIAL REFERRING TO CONTROVERSY OVER FEDERAL-STATE WELLS WAS A CHIEF LAW OFFICER FOR THE U.S FOREST OWNERSHIP OF FOREST LANDS. SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. PRESIDENT IHERBERT AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE PLAGUE OF THE HOOVER)HEARS OF FOREST NEEDS: THE AMERICAN FORES1RY INSECTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:100. ASSOCIATION SPONSORS CONFERENCE TO URGE INCREASED FEB. 1929. APPROPRIATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:747-748. DEC. 1929. MENTION OF MCSWEENEY-MCNARY LAW. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. PRESIDENT'S )CALVIN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PLAN FOR EASTERN COOLIDGE) PROCLAMATION ENLARGES SUPERIOR. AMERICAN NATIONAL FORESTS GAINS STRENGTH. AMERICAN FORESTS & FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:371. JUNE 1927. FOREST LIFE 31:105-106. FEB. 1925. SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST, MINNESOTA. COMMENTS ON THE MCNARY-WOODRUFF ACT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PRIMITIVE AREA POLICY AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. A PLEA FOR ULTIMATE ESTABLISHED ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & ECONOMY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:676-677. FOREST LIFE 35:309. MAY 1929. NOV. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PROGRAM OF RANGE EDITORIAL. PLEA FOR ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR RESEARCH. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:319. COOPERATIVE FIRE CONTROL. MAY 1929.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. POLICY DETERMINED FOR INCREASE IN RESEARCH ON PROBLEMS OF RANGE MANAGEMENT. ROAD DEVELOPMENT IN SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:701. NOV. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PROGRESS MADE IN FOREST LAND PURCHASES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. POLLYANNAS OR PUSHERS? 31:118. FEB. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:230. APR. 1929. 833. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PROGRESS OF CONSERVATION BILLS IN CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE, A RECORD FOR LOW-COST 34:381.382. JUNE 1928. REFORESTATION. IMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 31:504, AUG. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PROGRESS OF FORESTRY LEGISLATION AT CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST MICHIGAN NATIONAL FOREST. LIFE 32:384. JUNE 1926, 85) AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. RECREATION PRINCIPLES AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. PROGRESS OF FORESTRY FOR THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LEGISLATION IN WASHINGTON. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 LIFE 31:423.424. JULY 1925. FOREST LIFE 34:121. FEB. 1928. STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES REGARDING RECREATION IN AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. PROGRESS OF NATIONAL NATIONAL FORESTS BY SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE, WILLIAM FORESTRY LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST M. JARDINE. LIFE 32:41). JULY 1926, 852 AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. RED TAPING THE WAR ON AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE, PROGRESS OF NATIONAL FOREST INSECTS, AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE LEGISLATION IN FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST 36:223-224. APR. 930, LIFE 32:309-3)0. MAY 1926. EDITORIAL. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE REFUSES TO AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE ENDORSE BILL PROVIDING EMERGENCY FUNDS FOR FIGHTING (U. S. SENATE) HEARINGS ON GRAZING. AMERICAN FOREST INSECTS ON NATIONAL FORESTS. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:571, SEPT, 1925. 853 AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. REGINALD D. FORBES WILL AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE HEAD NEW ALLEGHENY FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. PROBES OREGON TIMBER DEAL. AMERICAN FORESTS & AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 3:506. AUG. 1927. FOREST LIFE 33:177. MAR. 1927. 854. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. REGULATING THE LUMBER INVESTIGATION OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE TIMBER SALE. CUT. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:163. MAR. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE PUBLIC LANDS RIDDLE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:33-34. JAN. 1930. EDITORIAL. A MOVE TOWARD FOREST CONSERVATION BY REGULATING NATIONAL TIMBER CUT. EDITORIAL. 855 AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. REORGANIZING AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. PULP SALES PLANNED FOR CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE ALASKA. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:188-189. 35:357-358, JUNE 1929. MAR 1927. EDITORIAL. CONTROVERSY OVER COMBINING FEDERAL AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. PURCHASE OF WATERVILLE AGENCIES INTO A DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. TRACT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE URGED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:240. APR. 1927. 856 AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE, REPORT ON NATIONAL PARK AND FOREST BOUNDARIES, AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. RANGER COMMENDED FOR LIFE 31:768. DEC. 1925. EFFORT TO RESCUE AIR CRASH VICTIM. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:533. AUG. (929. 857 AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. REPRODUCTIVE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:84. KEITH H. MCCOOL OF WHITMAN NATIONAL FOREST. FEB. 1926.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. RANGER COMMENDED FOR EDITORIAL. URGES PASSAGE OF MCNARY-WOODRUFF BILL. RESCUE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:376. JUNE 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. RESEARCH POSITIONS AT MADISON. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:124. AUGUST ROHWER O HUMBOLDT NATIONAL FOREST HONORED. FEB. 1928.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE RANGER JOB OPENINGS FOR RESEARCHERS WITH U.S. FOREST CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST SERVICE. LIFE 34:165. MAR. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. REVENUE OF NATIONAL EDITORIAL. FORESTS SHOWS INCREASE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:733. NOV. 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE RANGER KIDDIE CONTEST. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:553-556. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SAVING MONEY AND LOSING SEPT. 1924. RESOURCES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :739-740. DEC. 1925. PHOTO CONTEST SPONSORED BY AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. EDITORIAL. FOREST LAND ACQUISITION WORK SHOULD BE INCREASED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE RANGERS WIFE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:39. JAN.1924. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SECRETARY (ARTHUR M.) HYDE ADVOCATES TIMBER GROWING ON MARGINAL LANDS. EDITORIAL ON HARDSHIPS SUFFERED BY RANGERS WIVES. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:662. OCT. 1929.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. RECEIPTS FROM MONTANA AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SECRETARY (HUBERT) WORK FORESTS BELOW AVERAGE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST URGES CONSERVATION FOR THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. AMERICAN LIFE 34:568. SEPT. 1928. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:36. JAN. 1926.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. RECEIPTS FROM NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. SECRETARY (RAY L.) FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:181. WILBUR RAISES AN OLD QUESTION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 MAR. 1930. FOREST LIFE 35:577-578. SEPT.1929. EDITORIAL. FEDERAL-STATE CONTROVERSY OVER OWNERSHIP SENATE COMMITTEE ADVOCATES MORE PUBLIC FORESTS... OF FOREST LANDS. AMERICAN FORESTS K FOREST LIFE 30:92, 115-116. FEB. 1924. 864. AMERICAN FORESTS 6 FOREST LIFE. SECRETARY IWILLIAPI M. HARDIN) HEARS APPEAL FROM (WiLLIAM B.I GREELEY'S 879. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE SHIELD AND THE TREE: MOUNT HOOD DECISION AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE ORIGIN OF THE EMBLEM WHICH HAS BEEN THE SYMBOL OF THE 33:701. NOV. 1927. FOREST SERVICE FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:392. JULY 1930. SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE HOLDS HEARING. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE SHIPSTEAD-IOLAN ACT. AMERICAN FORESTS 6 FOREST LIFE. SECRETARY (WILLIAM M.( AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:575-576. SEPT. JARDINE ANNOUNCES GRAZING DECISION. AMERICAN 1930. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:147-148. MAR. 1927. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SECRETARY (WILLIAM Mi JARDINE DEFENDS GOVERNMENT TIMBER SALES. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:371-372. JUNE 1927. BOARD OF FIRE REVIEW REPORTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 - FOREST LIFE 31:121. FEB.1925. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SECRETARY (WILLIAM Mi JARDINE ISSUES NEW FIRE REGULATION. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:368. JUNE 1925. FIGHTS FIRE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:63. JAN. 1928. SMOKING, FIREWORKS PROHIBITED WHERE THEY MIGHT START FIRE. FIRE ON SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL FOREST.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SECRETARY (WILLIAM Mi AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE STOCKMEN AND THE JARDINE POSTPONES MT. HOOD DECISION. AMERICAN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:734. DEC. 1921. 31 :548. SEPT. 1925.

869. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SECRETARY (WILLIAM M.( EDITORIAL. JARDINE'S STATEMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:41-42. JAN. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. STOCKMEN MAY AGAIN SEEK GRAZING LEGISLATION FOR NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN EDITORIAL ON GRAZING POLICY. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:123. FEB. 1929.

870 AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SECRETARY HOLDS AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. STOCKMEN PASS RESOLUTION ADDITIONAL STUDY OF MT. HOOD TRAMWAY NECESSARY. TO MUZZLE RESEARCH. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:692. NOV. 1928. 32:167. MAR. 1926.

REFERS TO SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE WILLIAM M. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. STOCKPIEN WILL REVIEW JARDINE. FOREST SERVICE GRAZING REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :633. OCT. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SEEK TO CLEAR LAND TITLES OF SETTLERS IN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN TO REVIEW 1924 REPORT. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:600. SEPT. 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. STOCKMEN WOULD OUARTER AMERICAN FORESTS 6 FOREST LIFE. SELECT PHILADELPHIA FOR THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST ALLEGHENY FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. AMERICAN LIFE 31 :667-668. NOV. 1925. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:120. FEB. 1928. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SENATE ADOPTS HUGE REFORESTATION PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE STOCKMEN'S CLAIM TO LIFE 36:294, 315. MAY 1930. UNCLE SAIlS FORAGE. AMERICAN FORESTS 6 FOREST LIFE 31 :666. NOV. 1925. PASSES VANDENBERG BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. STRONG PUBLIC DEMAND FOR AMERICAN FORESTS 6 FOREST LIFE. SENATE APPROVES MORE NATIONAL FORESTS CRYSTALLIZED BY THE (AMERICAN APPROPRIATION FOR SOUTHERN FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTRY) ASSOCIATIONS PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:316. MAY 1924. FOREST LIFE 31:166. MAR. 1925.

APPROPRIATION MADE FOR SOUTHERN FOREST EXPERIMENT AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION'S PROPOSAL FOR A TEN STATION. YEAR PROGRAM FOR ESTABLISHING ADDITIONAL NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SENATE COMMITTEE EXONERATES FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS & AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. STUDY OF SELECTIVE FOREST LIFE 33:242. APR. 1927. LOGGING BEGUN IN SOUTH. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:442. JULY 1929. ON TIMBER SALE IN OREGON. SEE ALSO, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:177, MAR. 1927. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY BEGINS STUDY.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SENATE PASSES AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. SUMMER HOMES IN OREGON PICNARY-WOODRUFF BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:444. LIFE 34:176. MAR. 1928. JULY 1928.

AMERICAN FORESTS 6 FOREST LIFE. SENATOR (REED) SMOOT AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. SUPERVISOR (R. H.) INTRODUCES GRAZING BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST CHARLTON KILLED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE LIFE 34:117. FEB. 1928. 36:178. MAR.1930,

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. SENATORS STRESS EVILS OF CHARLTON WAS SUPERVISOR OF QUACHITA NATIONAL FOREST. FOREST DEPLETION: AFTER THOROUGH INVESTIGATIONS AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. SUPERVISORS NAMED FOR FOREST LIFE 30:703. NOV. 1924. MONTANA FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:253. APR, 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TUCSON GETS EXPERIMENT STATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:467. WILLIAM N. NAGEL BECOMES SUPERVISOR OF THE BLACKFEET JULY 930, NATIONAL FOREST. JAMES. F. BROOKS BECOMES SUPERVISOR OF THE MISSOULA NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF NEBRASKA FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS 33:436. JULY 1927. FEDERAL FOREST FiRE LAW. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:442. JULY 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TWIXT THE CUP AND THE LIP. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:680. NOV. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TIHEODOREI (928. R(OOSEVELT)--TRAILBLAZER: REMININSCENCES OF OUR NATIONAL FOREST PRESIDENT. AMERICAN FORESTS & EDITORIAL LAMENTS THAT U.S. CONGRESS DID NOT FOREST LIFE 36:390-391, 464. JULY 1920, APPROPRIATE FUNDS TO CARRY OUT PROGRAMS AFTER PASSING FOREST LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TAKING THE RED OUT OF FIRE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:643. OCT AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TWO NAMED TO LAKE STATES 1930. FOREST RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:507. AUG. 1927. EDITORIAL. NEED FOR MORE FUNDS FOR FIRE PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. TWO NEW SOUTHERN AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. TETON LANDSLIDE ATTRACTS FORESTRY FILMS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE TOURISTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :564. 31:253. APR. 1925. SEPT. 1925. U.S. FOREST SERVICE ISSUES FILMS ON PINE. GROS VENTRE LANDSLIDE ON TETON NATIONAL FOREST, WYOMING. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. UNCLE SAM MORE GENEROUS THAN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THIRTY STATES GET LIFE 31 :626. OCT. 1925 $1,600,000 FROM NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:720. NOV. 1929. REGARDING NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS BEING RETURNED TO STATES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THREE NATIONAL FORESTS ABOLISHED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:768. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. UNCLE SAM SEEKS SERVICES DEC. 1928. OF FORESTERS AND ECONOMISTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:700. NOV.1925. LEE NATIONAL FOREST, JACKSON NATIONAL FOREST, 'AND MCCLELLAN NATIONAL FOREST ABOLISHED. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. UNCLE SAM, LAND BUYER. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:152-153. MAR. 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TIMBER CUT INCREASING IN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE EDITORIAL. CONFLICTS ARISING OVER PURCHASE OF 33:124. FEB. 1927. NATIONAL FORESTS AND NATIONAL PARKS.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. TIMBER PRODUCTION SOUGHT AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. UP TO CONGRESS. IN PURCHASEOF NATIONAL FOREST AREAS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:46. JAN. 1925. FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:242. APR. 1928. EDITORIAL. REGARDING THE FEDERAL BUDGET AND THE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TO FIREPROOF NATIONAL PURCHASE OF FOREST LANDS. FORESTS: CONGRESSMAN (HARRY L.I ENGLEBRIGHT OF CALIFORNIA INTRODUCESBILL TO PROVIDE MUCH-NEEDED AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. UP TO THE PUBLIC. FIRE PROTECTION FOR FEDERAL FORESTS. AMERIAN AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:421-422. JULY 1928. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:98. FEB. 1929.

/ EDITORIAL. COMMENTS ON THE MCNARY-W000RUFF ACT AND AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TO SELL ORECION TIMBER. THE MCSWEENEY-MCNARY ACT. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 34:246. APR. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. URGES INCREASED FIRE MALHEUR NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALE. APPROPRIATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:724. NOV. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TO STUDY NORTHERN ELK HERD. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:469-470. CONGRESSMAN JOHN W. SUMMERS OF WASHINGTON CONVINCED JULY 1930. OF NEED OF INCREASED APPROPRIATIONS.

WILLIAM RUSH, U.S. FOREST SERVICE, TO STUDY HABITS OF AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. VERMONT PASSES NATIONAL THE NORTHERN ELK HERD. FOREST ENABLING ACT. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:245. APR, 1925. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. THE TONIC OF THE WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:578. ENABLING ACT MUST BE PASSED PRIOR TO ESTABLISHING OF SEPT. 1929. NATIONAL FORESTS IN EACH STATE.

EDITORIAL. WILDERNESS AREA OF SUPERIOR NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WARD SHEPARD LEAVES FOREST. FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:300. MAY 1930. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. TRANSFER OF FOREST SERVICE TO DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR PROPOSED. SHEPARD WAS ASSISTANT CHIEF OF THE BRANCH OF PUBLIC AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:656. OCT. 1929. RELATIONS.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. TREASURY GETS S5,251,903 AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WASHINGTON AND OREGON FROM 146 NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 NATIONAL FORESTS RECHRISTENED. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:248, APR.1924. DESIGNATED IN SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST lIFE 32:506. AUG. 1926. OREGON NATIONAL FOREST BECOMES MOUNT HOOD NATIONAL FOREST; WASHINGTON NATIONAL FOREST BECOMES MOUNT 936. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST. LIFE. WILDERNESS AREAS IN BAKER NATIONAL FOREST. ROCKIES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:57. JAN. 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WASHINGTON RECEIVES FUNDS FROM FOREST RECEIPTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SETS ASIDE WILDERNESS FOREST LIFE 34:256. APR. 1928. AREAS.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. WEATHER FORECASTERS ON AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WILDERNESS AREAS SET FIRE LINE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:699. ASIDE IN CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE NOV. 1928. 35:181. MAR. 1929.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WEATHER STUDY AIDS AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WILL C. BARNES RETIRES FOREST FIRE PROTECTION IN NORTHEAST. AMERICAN FROM FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:308. MAY 1928. 34:496-497. AUG. 1928.

STUDY OF FIRE WEATHER A MAJOR PROJECT AT NORTHEASTERN AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. WISCONSIN TO HAVE FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:305. MAY 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. WEATHER WARNING SERVICE TO AID FOREST FIRE PREVENTION. AMERICAN FORESTS & AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. WOMAN LOOKOUT RESIGNS FOREST LIFE 32:446. JULY 1926. AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS OF SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:560. SEPT.1928. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE WEST AND ITS WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:483. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. WORTHY OF HIS HIRE. AUG. 1927. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:493. AUG. 1924.

EDITORIAL ON THE MOUNT HOOD CABLEWAY CONTROVERSY. EDITORIAL ON SALARY INCREASES FOR U.S. FOREST SERVICE PERSONNEL. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. WEST VIRGINIA GROUP STUDIES NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. 3,000,000 VISIT LIFE 35:723. NOV. 1929. NORTHWEST FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:789. DEC. 1929. FIRST LARGE SCALE INFORMATIONAL FORESTRY TOUR CONDUCTED IN WEST VIRGINIA. AMERICAN FORESTS. (ARTHUR W.( GREELEY NAMED ASSISTANT CHIEF. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:1. FEB. 1959. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WESTERN STOCKMEN. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:354-355. JUNE 1926. AMERICAN FORESTS. (CLINT) DAVIS NEW FOREST SERVICE I&E CHIEF:(DANA) PARKINSON RETIRES AFTER FORTY-FIVE EDITORIAL. YEARS. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:45. AUG. 3955.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WHAT PRICE ABILITY. AMERICAN FORESTS (EDWARD C.) CRAFTS RECEIVES TOP CAREER AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:434. JULY 1930. AWARD AMERICAN FORESTS 75:39. JAN. 1969.

EDITORIAL IN COMMEMORATION OF THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF 946. AMERICAN FORESTS. (EDWARD C.) LOCKE SUCCEEDS )J. ALFRED) THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. HALL AT MADISON LAB. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:6. AUG. 1959. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WHERE AN ISSUE IS NOT AN ISSUE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:35-36. AMERICAN FORESTS. (FERDINAND A.( SILCOX ADVOCATED PUBLIC JAN.1928. REGULATON OF FOREST OWNERS. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:80. FEB. 1938. EDITORIAL. REFERRING TO CONTROVERSY OVER CONTINUED OWNERSHIP OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS BY THE FEDERAL AMERICAN FORESTS. (FERDINAND A.( SILCOX CLARIFIES GOVERNMENT IN LIEU OF STATE OWNERSHIP. POSITION ON FOREST ACOUIS(TION AND CREDIT BEFORE WESTERN GROUP. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:80. FEB. 1936. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WHO OWNS THE KAIBAB DEER HERD? AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:497-498. AMERICAN FORESTS. (FERDINAND A.) SILCOX SEES LAND USE AS AUG. 1926. KEY TO PROSPERITY. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:35. JAN. 1936. TEMPORARY INJUNCTION DENIED U.S. FOREST SERVICE TO PREVENT STATE OF ARIZONA WITH INTERFERING WITH DEER AMERICAN FORESTS. (FRANK) HEYWARD RECALLS DRAMA OF HERD ON KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST. SOUTHERN FORESTRY HISTORY. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:59-60. DEC. 1960. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. THE WHY OF A FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:231. APR. AMERICAN FORESTS. (FRANKLIN D.) ROOSEVELT AND FORESTRY. 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS 38:633. DEC. 1932.

EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS. (FRANKLIN 0.) ROOSEVELT ORDERS 275,000 MEN TO CONSERVATION WORK CAMPS BY JULY 1. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WHY PARK AREAS IN THE FORESTS 39:272-273. JUNE (933 FORESTS? AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:444, JULY 1924. INCLUDES MAPS.

AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE. WICHITA FOREST SELLS AMERICAN FORESTS. (FRANKLIN 0.) ROOSEVELT RECOMMENDS A BUFFALO. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:123. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:74, FEB. 1928. 92. FEB. 1937.

AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE. WILDERNESS AREAS AMERICAN FORESTS. (FRED W.( MORRELL AND (RAPHAEL) ZON HEAD SHELTERBELT PROJECT. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:415. REFERS TO ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY SEPT. (934. ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN FORESTS. (GEORGE M.) HUNT HEADS U. S. FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS. (RICHARD E.) MCARDLE'S (953 REVIEW PRODUCTS LABORATORY, (CARLISLE P.) WINSLOW GOES TO STRESSES GRAZING ON NATIONAL FORESTS: POLICY CHANGES WASHINGTON. AMERICAN FORESTS 52:235. MAY 1946. TO GIVE PERMITTEES BENEFITS FROM SELF-FINANCED RANGE IMPROVEMENTS.,. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:26-27. FEB. AMERICAN FORESTS. (GIFFORD( PINCHOT AND (WILLIAM B.) 1954, GREELEY DEBATE REGULATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:423. SEPT. 1942. AMERICAN FORESTS, (ROBERT) FECHNER ANNOUNCES REDUCTION OF C. C. C. CAMPS TO 1,210. AMERICAN FORESTS 951. AMERICAN FORESTS. (HAROLD L.) ICKES OUTLINES GRAZING 44:172. APR, 1938. POLICY FOLLOWING PRESIDENTS (FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT) WITHDRAWAL OF PUBLIC DOMAIN FROM ENTRY. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS. )ROBERT) FECHNER CLARIFIES CIVILIAN FORESTS 41:129. MAR. 1935. STATUS OF C. C. C. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:511. OCT. 1939. AMERICAN FORESTS. (HAROLD L.) ICKES URGES PARK WILDERNESS POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:89. FEB. AMERICAN FORESTS. )ROBERT) FECHNER RECOMMENDS PERMANENT 1939. C. C. C. IN REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :240. MAY 1935, AMERICAN FORESTS. (HENRY A.) WALLACE MOVES TO PROTECT GAME ON NATIONAL FORESTS: APPROVES REGULATION GIVING AMERICAN FORESTS. (ROBERT) FECHNER REVIEWS SIX YEARS OF THE FOREST SERVICE BROAD AUTHORITY... AMERICAN C. C. C. CONSERVATION WORK: DIRECTOR REVEALS THAT FORESTS 40:220. MAY 1934. 2,500,000 YOUNG MEN HAVE ENGAGED IN 150 TYPES OF CONSERVATION WORK. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:418. AUG. AMERICAN FORESTS. (HENRY A.) WALLACE PRAISES PRAIRIE (939. TREE PLANTING. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:377. JULY 1939. AMERICAN FORESTS. ''DEFENDERS OF THE LAND'' LAUDED: AMERICAN FORESTS. (HENRY S.) GRAVES HEADS WAR COMMITTEE PRESIDENT )DWIGHT D.) EISENHOWER.. PRAISES 1957 FIRE ON FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:567. DEC. 1942. AND TREE PLANTING RECORDS... AMERICAN FORESTS 64:6-7, 41. JUNE 1958. AMERICAN FORESTS. (LEON F.) KNEIPP RETIRES FROM USFS: SUCCEEDED BY (HOWARD) HOPKINS. AMERICAN FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTS. ''GO WEST'' IS STILL BEST FOR 53:40. JAN.1947. WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:11. DEC. 1962.

AMERICAN FORESTS. (LOWELL) BESLEY SCORES STATE OF EDITORIAL. TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. RECREATION AREAS ON NATIONAL FORESTS: FORESTER EXPRESSES ALARM AT FAILURE OF CONGRESS TO PROVIDE FOR AMERICAN FORESTS, 'IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST''. AMERICAN GREATLY ACCELERATED MANAGEMENT... AMERICAN FORESTS FORESTS 61:7. NOV. 1955. 61:4, 55. APR. 1955. EDITORIAL. REPLY BY AZ. NELSON, ISSUE OF 61:4, DEC. AMERICAN FORESTS. (LOWELL) BESLEY URGES ENACTMENT OF (955. REFERS TO THE CONTROVERSY OVER THE AZTEC LANDS BILL TO RECTIFY MINING LAW ABUSES. AMERICAN FORESTS IN THE COCONINO AND SITGREAVES NATIONAL FORESTS, 59:4, 38; AUG. 1953. ARIZONA.

REFERS TO THE HOPE BILL (HR. 5358), AMERICAN FORESTS. ' 'PEOPLEITIS' 'DIAGNOSED BY FORESTERS. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:30, APR. 1960. AMERICAN FORESTS. (LYLE F.) WATTS NEW FOREST SERVICE CHIEF. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:87. FEB. 1943. COMMENTS ON MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY.

AMERICAN FORESTS. (LYLE F.) WATTS REPORTS ON THE 981, AMERICAN FORESTS. ''RIDERS UP''. DOROTHY DIXON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 55:36. FEB. ANNOUNCES THE WESTERN TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS 1949. EXPEDITIONS. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:6-7, 43-44, 46. MAR. (959. AMERICAN FORESTS. (RAYMOND D.( GARVER HEADS FOREST SURVEY. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:229. MAY 1936. AMERICAN FORESTS. ''THIS IS ONE THING WE ARE GOING TO DO'' .SHERMAN ADAMS, ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT, IN AMERICAN FORESTS. (RICHARD E.) MCARDLE CITED AS ANNOUNCING THAT THE WHITE HOUSE WILL OFFICIALLY OUTSTANDING CAREER MAN. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:8, 60. LAUNCH THE 1953 FOREST FIRE PREVENTION CAMPAIGN. JUNE 1958. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:7. MAY 1953

NATIONAL CIVIL SERVICE LEAGUE CITES MCARDLE. EDITORIAL.

AMERICAN FORESTS. (RICHARD E.( MCARDLE NAMED KEYNOTER: AMERICAN FORESTS. ''WILDERNESS WINS''. AMERICAN FOREST SERVICE CHIEF TO GIVE MODERN-DAY CONSERVATION FORESTS 70:8. SEPT. 1964. 'SERMON ON THE MOUNT'' IN THE HEART OF CORONADO NATIONAL FOREST... AMERICAN FORESTS 64:23. APR. WILDERNESS BILL PASSED BY CONGRESS. 1958. AMERICAN FORESTS. A)MERICAN) F)ORESTRY) A(SSOCIATION( TALK GIVEN AT AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION'S 83RD BOARD ACTS ON FOREST RESTORATION BILL AND PUBLIC ANNUAL MEETING. CONTROL POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:613, DEC. 1939.

AMERICAN FORESTS. (RICHARD E.( MCARDLE RETIRES, (EDWARD AMERICAN FORESTS. A)MERICAN) F)ORESTRY( A)SSOCIATION( P.) CLIFF NEW CHIEF. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:8, 58. SALUTES THE SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:10-92. APR.(962. MAR. 1955.

WITH EDITORIAL COMMENT. SPECIAL ISSUE.

971. AMERICAN FORESTS. (RICHARD E.) MCARDLE TO KEYNOTE ANNUAL 986. AMERICAN FORESTS. ACCENT ON RESEARCH. AMERICAN FORESTS MEETING. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:6-7, AUG. 1956. 62:9. DEC. 1956. EDITORIAL. 1005. AMERICAN FORESTS. AS INDUSTRY SEES THE FOREST SITUATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 55:10-12, 32, 34. MAY 1949. AMERICAN FORESTS. ACCOMPLISHMENTS YET TO BE WRITTEN ON THE LAND. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:11. MAR. 1955. 006, AMERICAN FORESTS. AS OTHERS MAY SEE IT. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:31. JAN. 1943. EDITORIAL. FOREST SERVICE. EDITORIAL ON PUBLIC CONTROL OVER PRIVATE TIMBERLAND AMERICAN FORESTS. AGAIN-KEEPING THE RECORD STRAIGHT. OWNERS. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:460-463, 476-477. OCT. 1942. 1007. AMERICAN FORESTS. AZTEC LAND PROBLEM: PURCHASE B THE FORESTRY AND WORLD WAR II GOVERNMENT OF AZTEC LANDS IN ARIZONA AND THEIR RESTORATION TO NATIONAL FORESTS IS RECOMMENDED BY AMERICAN FORESTS. AGRICULTURE RETAINS THE FOREST AIMERICAN) F(ORESTRY) A(SSOCIATION) DIRECTORS. SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:209. MAY 1940. AMERICAN FORESTS 61 :34-35. NOV. 1955.

AMERICAN FORESTS. ALASKAN SPRUCE FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE. SEE, ALSO, EDITORIAL, P. 7, AND REPLY IN ISSUE OF AMERICAN FORESTS 48:354-355. AUG. 1942. 61:4, DEC. 1955.

AMERICAN FORESTS. ALBERT ARNST APPOINTED SPECIAL 1008. AMERICAN FORESTS. BABES IN THE WILDERNESS .114 GIRL ASSISTANT TO DEPUTY CHIEF ART GREELEY. AMERICAN GUIDES AND GIRL SCOUTS EXPLORED THE MAGNIFICANT THREE FORESTS 68:62. DEC.1962. SISTERS WILDERNESS AREA IN THE OREGON CASCADES. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:24-27. JAN. 1961. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS: WHAT TYPE OF FOREST PROGRAM SHOULD AMERICA HAVE? 1009. AMERICAN FORESTS. BACK TO GLACIER PEAK. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 52:520-535552. NOV. 1946. FORESTS 69:6-7. FEB. 1963.

AMERICAN FORESTS. ANACONDA PRIMITIVE AREA APPROVED. ARTICLE ON THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:130. MAR. 1938. 1010. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE BEGINNING OF CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS. ANNIVERSARY NUMBER. AMERICAN FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :446-449. SEPT. 1935. 41 :409-539. SEPT. 1935. 1011. AMERICAN FORESTS. BIG BAD WOLF AGAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS SPECIAL ISSUE WHICH OUTLINES GROWTH OF FORESTRY IN 44:75. FEB. 1938 THE UNITED STATES. EDITORIAL FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTS. ANNOUNCING THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE

NATIONAL FORESTS : THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION 1012. AMERICAN FORESTS. BIG FREEZE. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:11. OFFERS A NEW AND UNIOUE SERVICE TO THOSE WHO WOULD AUG. 1956. ANSWER THE CALL OF THE WILD PLACES IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:74-75. FEB. 1933 EDITORIAL. WILDERNESS PRESERVATION LEGISLATION. DISCUSSION, ISSUES OF 62:4-5, 64, NOV. 1956; AND AMERICAN FORESTS. ANNOUNCINC--1936 EXPEDITIONS: TRAIL 62:4, 60, DEC. 1956. RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS... AMERICAN FORESTS 42:165. APR. 1936. 1013. AMERICAN FORESTS BIG GAME HOLDING ITS OWN IN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:514. NOV. 1933. AMERICAN FORESTS. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 51:138-139. MAR. 1945. 10)4. AMERICAN FORESTS THE BILLIONTH DOLLAR. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:11. JAN.1959. CHIEF FORESTERS REPORT FOR 1944. NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS REACH A BILLION DOLLARS. AMERICAN FORESTS. ANOTHER FOREST-PARK FIGHT LOOMS. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:36-37. JAN. 1939. 1015. AMERICAN FORESTS. THEBLAZED TRAIL: MORE THAN 500 CONSERVATION LEADERS GATHERED FEB. 4 (1955) TO PAY KINGS CANYON FOREST-PARK CONFLICT. TRIBUTE TO THE FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:50-53, 74. MAR. (955. AMERICAN FORESTS. APPRAISING THE C: C. C. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:75. FEB. 1938. 1016. AMERICAN FORESTS. BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA SHOULD BE MANAGED AS SINGLE ECOLOGICAL UNIT, A(MERICAN) EDITORIAL. F(ORESTRY) A)SSOCIATION)'S BOARD TELLS SECRETARY (ORVILLE L.) FREEMAN. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:12. DEC. 1000. AMERICAN FORESTS. ARBOR DAY IS 75 YEARS OLD. AMERICAN 1964. FORESTS 53:161. APR. 1947. 1017. AMERICAN FORESTS. BREAKING THE FOREST DEADLOCK. 1001. AMERICAN FORESTS. ARBOR DAY: ''LITTLE BITS OF GREEN'' AMERICAN FORESTS 46:219. MAY 1940. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:9. APR. 1964. EDITORIAL. NEED TO DEVELOP A RATIONAL PROGRAM FOR 1002. AMERICAN FORESTS. AREAS OF AGREEMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS NAT IONAL FORESTRY. 77:10, 49-50. JUNE 1971. 1018. AMERICAN FORESTS. BRIGHTER SIDE. AMERICAN FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVES GO 58:48. JULY (952. BEFORE CONGRESS TO ASK FOR ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR FOREST SERVICE. WITH EDITORIAL COMMENT, P. 11. EDITORIAL ON ADVANCES IN FORESTRY.

1003. AMERICAN FORESTS. ARMY DEVELOPS CIVILIAN SUPERVISION OF 019. AMERICAN FORESTS. BROOKINGS REPORT STRADDLES C. C. C. CAMPS. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:224-225. MAY CONSERVATION ISSUE: INSTITUTION'S STUDY OF FEDERAL 1934. CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES LEADS TO NO DEFINITE RECOMMENDATION FOR GROUPING BUREAUS. AMERICAN 1004. AMERICAN FORESTS. ARTHUR W. GREELEY IS NAMED TO SUCCEED FORESTS 43:504-505. OCT. (937. (FRANK1 HEINTZLEMAN AS FORESTER FOR ALASKA. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:41. MAY 1953. REVIEW OF REPORT NO.11 OF THE SERIES PREPARED BY THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION 53:14, 66. JAN,1957,

1020. AMERICAN FORESTS. BUILDING FOREST STABILITY. AMERICAN SUMMARY OF REPORT BY RICHARD E. MCARDLE. FORESTS37:355355, JUNE 1931. 1040. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE CHIEF'S REPORT, AMERICAN FORESTS EDITORIAL. 67:72, JAN, 196).

1021, AMERICAN FORESTS. BUREAU OF THE BUDGET TOLD OF FORESTRY HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1959 ANNUAL REPORT, NEEDS. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:522, NOV. 1935. 1041. AMERICAN FORESTS. A CIRCLE THAT TOOK US IN. AMERICAN (022. AMERICAN FORESTS, C. C.C. AND DEFENSE. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:8.9. JUNE 1964, FORESTS 47:333. JULY 1941. 042. AMERICAN FORESTS. CITIZENS VIEW OF CONSERVATION. EDITORIAL ON USE OF C.C. C. AS TRAINING UNIT FOR AMERICAN FORESTS 66:56-57. DEC. 1980. DEFENSE NEEDS. COMMENTS BY VOlT GILMORE, NORTH CAROLINA BOARD OF 1023. AMERICAN FORESTS. C. C. C. BEGINS A NEW YEAR, AMERICAN CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT. FORESTS 40:178. APR, 1934. (043, AMERICAN FORESTS. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS REACHES 1024. AMERICAN FORESTS. C. C.C. EXPANSION GETS UNDERWAY GREATEST STRENGTH. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:420. SEPT. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:286. JUNE 1935, 934.

1025. AMERICAN FORESTS. C. C. C. EXTENDED FOR THREE YEARS. 1044. AMERICAN FORESTS. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS RECRUITS AMERICAN FORESTS 43:401 416-417. AUG. 1937. FOR NEW PERIOD. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:516. NOV. 1933.

1026. AMERICAN FORESTS. C. C.C. NEEDS CLEARER POLICY ON 1045. AMERICAN FORESTS. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS TO CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:224. MAY 1938. CONTINUE ANOTHER SIX MONTHS AT FULL STRENGTH. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:464, OCT. 1933. 1027. AMERICAN FORESTS. C. C. C. OBSERVES SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:223. MAY 1940. 1046. AMERICAN FORESTS. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:530-533. SEPT. 1935. 1028. AMERICAN FORESTS. C. C; C. RECORDS ACCOMPLISHMENTS: REPORT TO (FRANKLIN 0.) ROOSEVELT SHOWS VAST AMOUNT 1047. AMERICAN FORESTS. CLEAR THE DECKS FOR ACTION. AMERICAN OF WORK DONE DURING FIRST SIX MONTHS. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:9, JAN. 1954. FORESTS 40:82.83. FEB. 1934. NEW FOREST CONSERVATION GROUP PLANNED--THE FOREST 1029. AMERICAN FORESTS. C. C. C. SPEAKS. AMERICAN FORESTS CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA. SEE ALSO P. 56. 40:21-22. JAN. 1934. (048. AMERICAN FORESTS. CLEARCUTTING PROBE SOUGHT: COUNCIL ON EDITORIAL. ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY URGED TO INVESTIGATE PRACTICE ON NATIONAL FORESTS BY SENATOR (JENNINGS) RANDOLPH. 1030. AMERICAN FORESTS. C. C. C. WORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THE AMERICAN FORESTS 76:37. JULY 1970. FIRST YEAR; AMERICAN FORESTS 40:322. JULY (934. 1049. AMERICAN FORESTS. COLLOOUE ON ACCESS ROADS:IN AN 1031. AMERICAN FORESTS. C. C. C. WORK VALUED AT $292000000. UNUSUAL 28-POINT COLLOQUY ON THE SENATE FLOOR AMERICAN FORESTS 41:84. FEB. 1935. SENATORS (CARL) HAYDEN AND (WAYNE) MORRIS PINPOINTED CURRENT NEEDS ON ACCESS ROAD CONSTRUCTION IN THE 1032. AMERICAN FORESTS. C. C. C, WORK VALUED AT $579,000,000, NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:5, 64-67. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:90. FEB. 1936. AUG. 1957.

1033. AMERICAN FORESTS. CALIFORNIA A-FLAME, AUGUST 27 TO EXCERPTS FROM SENATE DEBATE. SEPTEMBER 13, 1955: THIS ARTICLE WAS PREPARED BY THE U. 5. FOREST SERVICE... AMERICAN FORESTS 61 :20-21, 1050. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE COMING FOREST CONFERENCE. DEC. 1955. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:121. MAR.1937.

1034. AMERICAN FORESTS. CALIFORNIA FIRE FATAL TO ELEVEN. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:3. DEC. 1956. (051 . AMERICAN FORESTS, COMING, A NEW ERA IN FOREST CLEVELAND NATIONAL FOREST. PROTECTION, AMERICAN FORESTS 52:255. JUNE 1946.

1035. AMERICAN FORESTS. CALIFORNIANS, THREATENED BY MUD FLOWS; EDITORIAL. ASK USFS TO STEP UP FIRE SUPPRESSION. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:44. APR. 1954. 1052. AMERICAN FORESTS. COMMISSION REPORTS ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:132. MAR. 1943. 1036. AMERICAN FORESTS. CHARTING THE FUTURE OF FORESTRY: CONSERVATION LEADERS COMMENT ON THE RECENT REPORT TO NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION REPORT. CONGRESS OF THE JOINT CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 47:236-238. MAY 1941. 1053. AMERICAN FORESTS. COMMITTEE ABANDONS DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:128. MAR. 1938. 1037. AMERICAN FORESTS. CHIEF FORESTER PRESENTS ENCOURAGING REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:82. FEB.(939. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION DOES NOT PRESS FOR INSTITUTING A DEPARTMENT OF 1038. AMERICAN FORESTS. CHIEF FORESTER. AMERICAN FORESTS CONSERVATION. 46:457. OCT. 1940. 1054. AMERICAN FORESTS. COMMUNITIES AND COMMODITIES. EDITORIAL CONCERNING THE DELAY IN APPOINTING NEW AMERICAN FORESTS 69:11, JAN. 1963. CHIEF TO REPLACE F.A. SILCOX. EDITORIAL ON MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY. 1039. AMERICAN FORESTS. CHIEF OF THE FOREST SERVICE REPORTS TO THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. AMERICAN FORESTS 1055. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONFERENCE HELD TO FRAME CONSERVATION PRACTICE UNDER NIATIONAL) RIECOVERY) AICT). FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:1-16. FEB. 1964. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:515. NOV. 1933. 1075. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION PROMINENT IN FED,ERAL 1056. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE PRESS. EMERGENCY WORK. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:34. JAN. 1934. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:68, 70, 72. MAR. 1955. 1076. AMERICAN FORESTS, CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP. AMERICAN FOREST SERVICE CONGRATULATED ON 50TH BIRTHDAY. FORESTS 41:377. AUG. 1935.

1057. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONGRATULATIONS, MR.(EZRA TAFTI EDITORIAL. BENSON. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:11. APR. 1959. 1077. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION TIMETABLE: A CHRONOLOGY EDITORIAL. BENSON PROPOSES A PROGRAM 10 ADVANCE OF IMPORTANT EVENTS WHICH SINCE 1600 HAVE LEFT THEIR MANAGEMENT AND INCREASE FACILITIES ON NATIONAL IMPRINT ON THE PROGRESS OF AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION- -PARTICULARLY THOSE AFFECTING THE COURSE OF FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 56:33, 36, 38, 40, 1058. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONGRESS GETS FOREST RESTORATION PLAN. 42, 44, 46-54. OCT. 1950. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:458, 471. SEPT. 1939. 1078. AMERICAN FORESTS CONSERVATION UNDER IFRANKLIN D.) 1059. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONGRESS NAMES FORESTRY COMMITTEE. ROOSEVELT. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:146-147. APR. 1933. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:326. JULY 1938. EDITORIAL. 1060. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONGRESSIONAL BACKFIRE. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:439. OCT. 1947. 1079 AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION UNDER LUMBER CODE REVIEWED. AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :36-37. JAN. 1935. EDITORIAL. FOREST FIRES IN ALASKA. 1080. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE CONSERVATION WAR FRONT. AMERICAN 1061. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY FORESTS 48:37. JAN. 1942. MEETS IN SOUTH. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:37. JAN. 1939. SEE ALSO AMERICAN FORESTS 48:422, SEPT. 1942; 48:511, 1062. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONGRESSIONAL FIRE SEASON. AMERICAN 524, NOV. 1942; 49:30, 48, MAY 1943. TITLE VARIES FORESTS 49:585. DEC. 1943. SLIGHTLY.

1063. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION AND THE LUMBER CODE. 1081. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION WORK SLASHED BY ECONOMY AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :534-537. SEPT. 1935. PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:373-374. AUG. 1933.

1064. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION AND THE 71ST CONGRESS. 1082. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION? AMERICAN FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTS 37:220. APR. 1931. 43:505. OCT. 1937.

EDITORIAL. REPORT ON LETTER FROM A. G. HOUGHTON, A DIRECTOR OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, TO SENATOR HARRY 1065. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION AND THE 72ND CONGRESS. F. BYRD, CHAIRMAN OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON AMERICAN FORESTS 37:761. DEC. 1931. INVESTIGATION OF EXECUTIVE AGENCIES OF THE GOVERNMENT, ON ISSUE OF ESTABLISHING A DEPARTMENT OF 1066. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION BOTTLENECK. AMERICAN CONSERVATION. FORESTS 47:177. APR. 1941. 1083. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION'S CHALLENGE TO THE EDITORIAL. LACK OF INCENTIVE TO SPEED UP RESEARCH IN PRESIDENT IFRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT). AMERICAN FORESTS FOREST PRODUCTS. 42:555. DEC. 1936.

1067. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION BOX SCORE IN THE 78TH EDITORIAL. CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 51:42-43. JAN.1945. 1084. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONTINUING FOREST FIRE PREVENTION 1068. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION CALENDAR. AMERICAN CAMPAIGNS: KEEP GREEN PROGRAMS: SMOKEY. . .FIRE FORESTS (SEE MONTHLY NUMBERS, MAR. 1930-AUG. 1946). PREVENTIN' BEAR: AMERICAN FORESTS 62:44-45. MAY 1956. LEGISLATION IN U.S. CONGRESS. FIRST SUPPLEMENTED AND THEN REPLACED BY ARTICLE, ''CONSERVATION IN 1085. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONTRIBUTORS TO THE FOREST RESOURCES CONGRESS' APPRAISAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 51 :78-80. FEB. 1945.

1069. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION CHART. AMERICAN FORESTS 1086. AMERICAN FORESTS. COOPERATIVE SUSTAINED YIELD. 61(PT. 21:1-15. APR. 1955. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:489. OCT. 1943.

WITH TEXT. EDITORIAL.

1070. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION IN CONGRESS. AMERICAN 1087. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE COPELAND REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS 47:182, 200. APR. 1941. FORESTS 39:211. MAY 1933.

1071. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION IN THE 1944-1945 BUDGET. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 50:82. FEB. 1944. 1088. AMERICAN FORESTS. CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE. AMERICAN 1072. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION IN THE 1945-1946 BUDGET. FORESTS 61:7. MAY 1955. AMERICAN FORESTS 51:81. FEB. 1945. EDITORIAL ON MINING LAW ABUSES ON PUBLIC LANDS. 1073. AMERICAN FORESTS. CONSERVATION LEADERS IN THE NEW CABINET. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:155,192. APR. 1933. 1089. AMERICAN FORESTS. CUT BOOST URGED ON FEDERAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:3. JAN. 1956. ARTICLE REFERS TO HENRY A. WALLACE, AND HAROLD L. ICKES. FOREST SERVICE URGED TO INCREASE CUT ON NATIONAL FORESTS. 1074. AMERICAN FORESTS. A CONSERVATION PLATFORM FOR AMERICAN 1090. AMERICAN FORESTS, THE DAWN OF CONSERVATION, AMERICAN 1109. AMERICAN FORESTS. FATHERS OF THE WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:446.449, SEPT. 1935, FORESTS 47:433, SEPT,1941,

1091. AMERICAN FORESTS. DESIGN FOR CONSERVATION. AMERICAN EDITORIAL ON WILDERNESS AREAS. FORESTS 40:115. MAR, 1934. 110. AMERICAN FORESTS. FEDERAL AGENCIES REPORT ON EDITORIAL. CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:42. JAN. 1937.

1092. AMERICAN FORESTS. DID STOCKMEN OUTFOX ELEPHANT? 11(1, AMERICAN FORESTS. FEDERAL BUREAUS OUTLINE POSTWAR AMERICAN FORESTS 58:48. SEPT. 1952. CONSERVATION PROGRAMS. AMERICAN FORESTS 50:84. FEB. (944, EDITORIAL. 1112. AMERICAN FORESTS. FEDERAL CONSERVATION AGENCIES REPORTED 1093. AMERICAN FORESTS. DIRECTING RELIEF TOWARD CONSERVATION. ENDANGERED BY REORGANIZATION. AMERICAN FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTS 38:501. SEPT. 1932. 39:224. MAY 1933.

EDITORIAL. 1113, AMERICAN FORESTS. FEDERAL FORESTRY CORPORATION PROPOSED BY OREGON GROUP. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:38. NOV. 1956. 1094. AMERICAN FORESTS. DIVISIONS OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:39. JAN.1955. CORPORATION WOULD REPLACE FOREST SERVICE.

1095. AMERICAN FORESTS. DO WE NEED A NATIONAL ACADEMY ON FIRE 1(14. AMERICAN FORESTS. FEDERAL NEWS AND REVIEWS. AMERICAN BEHAVIOR? AMERICAN FORESTS 64:11. JULY 1958. FORESTS (SEE MONTHLY NUMBERS JAN. 1940-SEPT. 19411.

EDITORIAL, 1115, AMERICAN FORESTS. FIFTEEN YEARS OF TRAIL RIDING. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:343. AUG. 1947. 1096. AMERICAN FORESTS. DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN...? AMERICAN FORESTS 65:13. MAR. 1959, EDITORIAL. TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS.

EDITORIAL ON THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. 1116. AMERICAN FORESTS. FIFTY MORE WILDERNESS AREAS PLANNED. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:38-39. DEC. 1960. 1097. AMERICAN FORESTS. DON'T TAKE YOUR NATIONAL FORESTS FOR GRANTED. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:9. MAY 1954. WILDERNESS AREAS LOCATED IN ELEVEN SOUTHERN STATES.

EDITORIAL. 1117. AMERICAN FORESTS. FIRE AWARDS. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:8. JUNE 1969. 1098. AMERICAN FORESTS. DRASTIC FOREST REGULATION IN NEW OMNIBUS BILL: WALLGREN BILL WOULD CENTRALIZE GREAT STATE AND PRIVATE FORESTERS RECEIVE AWARDS FROM THE POWERS IN SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. AMERICAN FOREST SERVICE. FORESTS 49:452-453. SEPT. 1943. 1118. AMERICAN FORESTS, FIRE CONTROL CHIEF DIES IN AIR CRASH. 1099. AMERICAN FORESTS. EARTHQUAKE, TIDAL WAVES, STRIKE AMERICAN FORESTS 53:324. JULY 1947. ALASKA: FOREST SERVICE AND B(UREAU) LIANDI M(ANAGEMENT) SURVEY DAMAGE. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:12. DAVID P. GODWIN DIES IN AIR CRASH. APR. 1964. 1119. AMERICAN FORESTS. FIRE PREVENTION GETS A LIFT. 1100. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE EIGHTIETH CONGRESS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 53:199. MAY 1947. FORESTS 54:343. AUG. 1948. EDITORIAL. EDITORIAL. CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 1120. AMERICAN FORESTS. FIRE PREVENTION, POSTWAR STYLE. 1101. AMERICAN FORESTS. ELWOOD L. DEMMON RETIRES FROM FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS 53:343. AUG. 1947. SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:37. NOV. 1956. EDITORIAL. 1102. AMERICAN FORESTS. ERNIE ROSENAU'S ALBUM: TRAIL RIDERS OF

THE WILDERNESS. , AMERICAN FORESTS 76:52-53. MAR. 1121. AMERICAN FORESTS. FIRE PROTECTION FUNDS ALLOCATED TO 1970. STATES. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:505. OCT. (943.

1103. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE EVOLUTION OF EQUIPMENT. AMERICAN 1122. AMERICAN FORESTS. FIRES SWEEP WESTERN FORESTS: MILLIONS FORESTS 61:38-45. MAR.1955. OF ACRES SWEPT BY FLAMES AS LIVES, COMMUNITIES, AND HOMES ARE CONSUMED. AMERICAN FORESTS 37:585, 616. 1104. AMERICAN FORESTS. EXPANSION OF SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST OCT. 1931. APPROVED. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:228. MAY 1936. 1123. AMERICAN FORESTS. FIRST THINGS FIRST. AMERICAN FORESTS 1105. AMERICAN FORESTS. EXPLORE THE FOREST WILDERNESS. RIDE 44:313. JULY 1938. WITH THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION'S 1934 ''TRAIL RIDERS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS'' IN JULY. AMERICAN EDITORIAL. COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE CONTROL. FORESTS 40:116-117. MAR.1934. 1124. AMERICAN FORESTS. FIRST WILDERNESS EXPEDITION IN JULY: 1106. AMERICAN FORESTS. F(ERDINANDI A. SILCOX IS NAMED CHIEF MONTANA'S MILLION ACRES OF UNTAMED WILDERNESS.. LURES OF THE FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:560. TRAIL RIDERS.., AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :278, 303. JUNE DEC. 1933. 1935.

1107. AMERICAN FORESTS. FAMOUS SINGER MEETS SMOKEY BEAR. 1125. AMERICAN FORESTS. FIVE BRIDGES TO CROSS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS '62:38. NOV. 1956, FORESTS 63:11, 70. MAY 1957.

VAUGHN MONROE MEETS SMOKEY AT A SERVICE EXHIBIT. EDITORIAL ON THE PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 1108. AMERICAN FORESTS. FATE OF WILDERNESS BILL IN DOUBT. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:86. OCT. 1962. 1126. AMERICAN FORESTS. FLAG DAY-JUNE 14TH-ON THE FOREST FIRE FRONT. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:247-249, 284. JUNE 1942. EDITORIAL.

1127. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOR 1935 THREE EXPEDITIONS INTO THE 1144. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST PROTECTION--PAST AND FUTURE. FOREST WILDERNESS: THE AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTS 42:458. OCT. 1936. ASSOCIATIONS 'TRAIL RIDERS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS' 'TO EXPLORE WILD AREAS IN MONTANA, WYOMING, EDITORIAL. AND NEW MEXICO. AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :64-65. FEB. 1935. 1145. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST PURCHASES FAVOR RECREATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:326. JULY 1938. 1128. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOR 1941 TEN WILDERNESS TRIPS FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT, AMERICAN FORESTS 47:125. MAR. 1941. 1146. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST RANGE ISSUE BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:128. MAR.1933. ARTICLE ON OUTINGS OF THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. 1147. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST RANGER RADIO BROADCAST ATTRACTING WIDE ATTENTION. AMERICAN FORESTS 38:248. 1129. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOR 1947, TEN WILDERNESS TRIPS FOR APR. 1932. YOUR ENJOYMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:234. MAY 1947.

RADIO PROGRAM, ' UNCLE SAMS FOREST RANGERS'' ARTICLE ON OUTINGS OF THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE INSTITUTED. WILDERNESS. 1148. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE FOREST RANGER--YESTERDAY AND 1130. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST CODE. AMERICAN FORESTS TODAY. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:46-47, 64. MAR. 1955. 41:71-72. FEB. 1935. 1149. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST RESEARCH. AMERICAN FORESTS EDITORIAL. NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. 41 :510-515. SEPT. 1935.

1131. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST CONDITIONS AS AFFECTED BY THE 1150. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE CHIEF CRITICIZES FOREST WAR. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:151-152. APR. 1943. INDUSTRY POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTS 49.548. NOV. 1943. 1132. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST CONSERVATION COMMEMORATIVE STAMP. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:22. AUG. 1958. 1151 AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE FORECASTS CONTINUING TIMBER SHORTAGE. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:134. MAR. 1133. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST DEDICATED TO CAMP FIRE GIRLS. 1947. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:474. OCT. 1940. 1152. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE ISSUES SHELTERBELT ARAPAHO NATIONAL FOREST. REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:226-227. MAY 1936.

1134. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST ECONOMIST DISPUTES TIIMBERI 1153. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE NAMES (JOHN H.( SIEKER R(ESOURCESI RIEVIEWI FORECASTS. AMERICAN FORESTS RECREATION CHIEF. AMERICAN FORESTS 47:293. JUNE 62:36-37. NOV. 1956. 1941

T.R. NELSON WARNS FORECASTS OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE 1154. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE ON FRYING PAN. COULD LEAD TO GOVERNMENT DICTATORSHIP OF THE NATIONS AMERICAN FORESTS 74:32. OCT. 1968. FOREST RESOURCES. FOREST SERVICE- INDUSTRY CONVOCATION. 1135. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST FIRE EVERY THREE MINUTES IS RECORD FOR 1937. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:514. NOV. 1155. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE PRESENTS ITS PROGRAM. 1938. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:176. APR.1940.

1136. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST'FIRE METHODS FOR C. C. C. 1156. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE REORGANIZES WASHINGTON AMERICAN FORESTS 44:424. SEPT. 1938. OFFICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :696. DEC. 1935.

1137. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST FIRE TOIL HALVED. AMERICAN 1157. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE REPORT DEVELOPS CASE FORESTS 51 :504. OCT. 1945. FOR REGULATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 50:44. JAN. 1944.

1138. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST FIRES--WHY? AMERICAN FORESTS 1158. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE TAKES INITIATIVE ON 73:64. OCT. 1967. FOREST FIRE FRONT. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:6, 59. JUNE 1956. 1139. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST HISTORIANS TO STUDY MULTIPLE USE. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:52. MAY 1971. 1159. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE TO BE FETED. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:50. DEC.1954. FOREST SERVICE-FOREST HISTORY SOCIETY SIGN ORAL HISTORY AGREEMENT. MARKS 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOREST SERVICE.

1140. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST INDUSTRY WILL DO ITS PART: 1160. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE TRANSFERS KEY WASHINGTON CONFERENCE REAFFIRMS LUMBERMANS STAND ON PERSONNEL. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:37-38. NOV. 1956. FOREST CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:232-233, 262-264. MAY 1937. 1161. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST STAMP BEST IN 1958. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:40. MAY 1959. 1141. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST LEGISLATION TO BE URGED: JOINT COMMITTEE OF FOREST CONFERENCE DRAFTS BILL TO PROMOTE REFERS TO THE ISSUE OF A FOREST CONSERVATION SUSTAINED YIELD MANAGEMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS COMMEMORATIVE STAMP BY THE POSTAL SERVICE. 42:128. MAR. 1936. 1162. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST TREE PLANTING IN THE UNITED 1142. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST PROGRAM MOVES FORWARD. STATES (19561. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:24-25 48. APR. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:174-175. APR. 1934. 1957.

1143. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST PROTECflON IN ALASKA. 1163. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST WORK PROJECT SPEEDS FORWARD. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:413. AUG. 1939. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:221. MAY 1933. ARTICLE ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. 1181.. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS: FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1963 COMPARED WITH FISCAL 1164. AMERICAN FORESTS. FOREST-PARK CONFLICT. AMERICAN YEAR 1962, AMERICAN FORESTS 68:14. OCT. 1962. FORESTS 45:119. MAR. 1939. 1(82. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL KINGS CANYON FOREST-PARK CONFLICT. APPROPRIATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:5. JULY 1955.

!165. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTERS ELECT PAUL M. DUNN 1183. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL PRESIDENT: VOTE DISAPPROVAL OF PROPOSED WILDERNESS APPROPRIATIONS: FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1958. BILL, AMERICAN FORESTS 68:13. JAN. 1962. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:10. AUG. 1957.

DUNN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY 1184. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL ASSOCIATION. APPROPRIATIONS: FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1960. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:8, AUG. 1959. 1166. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTERS TO HEAR REPORT ON TIMBER RESOURCES REVIEW. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:42. SEPT. 1185. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FISCAL 1955. YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,1958. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:8, MAR. 1957. 1167. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY AND CONGRESS: IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES SLASHED BY THE BUREAU OF THE BUDGET. 1186. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FISCAL AMERICAN FORESTS 38:45-46. JAN. 1932. YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1959, AMERICAN FORESTS 64:62. FEB. 1958. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 38:118 FEB (932. 1187. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FISCAL 1168. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY AND THE NEW CONGRESS. YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,¶960. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:62, AMERICAN FORESTS 53:7. JAN.1947. MAR.1959.

EDITORIAL. 1188. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,1961. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:64. 1169. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY AND THE PRESIDENT'S (HARRY S. MAR.1960. TRUMAN) BUDGET. AMERICAN FORESTS 56:4. MAR. 1950. 1189. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FISCAL. 1170. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY AND THE SOIL BANK: FULL USE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,(962. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:6, OF FEDERAL AND STATE FOREST AGENCIES IN ACTIVATION OF MAR.1961. SOIL BANK IS URGED BY CITIZENS COMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:2754-55. APR. 1190. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FISCAL 1956. YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,1965. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:6. MAR.¶964. 1171. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY AND UNEMPLOYMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS 38:455. AUG. 1932. 1191. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,1966. AMERICAN FORESTS 71:8. EDITORIAL. MAR, 1965.

AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL 1192. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 1957. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:62. YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,1967. AMERICAN FORESTS 72:48. JULY 1956. MAR. 1966.

1173. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL 1193. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FISCAL YEAR 1955. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:5. AUG. 1954. YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,1968. AMERICAN FORESTS 73:10. MAR. 1967. 1174. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE FORESTRY APPROPRIATIONS PICTURE. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:7. MAY 1954. 1194. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1969. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:40. 1175. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY APPROPRIATIONS: FISCAL YEAR MAR. 1968. ENDING JUNE 30, 1964. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:12, SEPT. .1963. 1195, AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY ITEMSIN THE FEDERAL BUDGET:

FISCAL YEAR STARTING JULY I, 1955. AMERICAN FORESTS 1176. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY APPROPRIATIONS: FISCAL YEAR 61:85. MAR.1955. ENDING JUNE 30, 1968, COMPARED WITH 1967. AMERICAN FORESTS 73:8. AUG. 1967. 1196. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY ITEMS IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET: FOR THE FISCAL YEAR STARTING JUNE 25, 1954. 1177. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY AS RELIEF AID TO UNEMPLOYED AMERICAN FORESTS 60:7. MAR. 1954. TAKES LIMELIGHT. AMERICAN FORESTS 38:468-469. AUG. 1932. 1197. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY STAMP COMES OFF THE PRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:11, 69. OCT. 1958. INCLUDES SPEECH BY FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT. REFERS TO THE FOREST CONSERVATION COMMEMORATIVE STAMP 1178. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY CORPS ON REVIEW. AMERICAN ISSUED BY THE U.S. POST OFFICE. FORESTS 39:497. NOV. 1933. 1(98. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY'S ''BIG THREE''. AMERICAN EDITORIAL. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. FORESTS 60:13. SEPT. 1954.

1179. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN CONGRESS. AMERICAN EDITORIAL. REFERS TO GOALS TO BE MET IN ESTABLISHING FORESTS ISEE MONTHLY NUMBERS FEB. 1937-NOV. 1940). A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY.

1180. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTRY IN CONGRESS: SEVENTY-FIRST 1(99. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORESTS AND FACTS. AMERICAN FORESTS CONGRESS MAKES RECORD APPROPRIATION FOR FEDERAL 59:7. JAN. (953. FORESTRY WORK. AMERICAN FORESTS 37:230, 250. APR. 1931. EDITORIAL. TIMBER RESOURCES REVIEW PROPOSED BY FOREST SERVICE. 1200. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY IS OBSERVED BY 53:103. MAR. 1947. THE U. S. FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 51:128, MAR. 1945. EDITORIAL ON GRAZING FEES,

1.201. AMERICAN FORESTS. FORTY-FIVE ASSOCIATIONS OPPOSE 1219. AMERICAN FORESTS. HOUSE OF WOOD MAGIC. AMERICAN REORGANIZATION PRINCIPLE. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:244. FORESTS 63:32-33. NOV. 1957. MAY 1937. ARTICLE ON THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. 1202. AMERICAN FORESTS. FRENCH GOVERNMENT HONORS AMERICAN FORESTERS. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:374. AUG. 1947. 1220. AMERICAN FORESTS. HOUSE PASSES FORESTRY INCREASES. AMERICAN FORESTS 37:56. JAN. 1931. 1203. AMERICAN FORESTS. FRiSKING IN THE FIELDS? AMERICAN FORESTS 62:11.,SEPT. 1956. 1221 . AMERICAN FORESTS. HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH? THE SIZE OF THE PROPOSED GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS AREA HAS SATISFIED EDITORIAL ON HUMPHREY WILDERNESS PRESERVATION BILL. SOME PEOPLE, BUT MA+4Y INSIST THAT MUCH MORE OF THE REPLY WITH REJOINER, ISSUE OF 62:4, 64, NOV.1956. REGION SHOULD BE INCLUDED. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:34-35, 53-55. DEC. 1959. 1204. AMERICAN FORESTS. FULMER ACT TO AID STATE FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :606-607. OCT. 1935. REPLY BY J.A. WAGAR IN ISSUE OF 66:2 FEB. 1960.

1205. AMERICAN FORESTS. GALLERY OF THE CHIEFS. AMERICAN 1222. AMERICAN FORESTS. HUGH PURCHASE OF FOREST LANDS FORESTS 61:54, 74. MAR. 1955. APPROVED: PRESIDENT (FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT) PROVIDES $10000000 MORE TO EXPAND NATIONAL FORESTS IN 1206. AMERICAN FORESTS. GAMBLING WITH A GREAT RESOURCE. EAST... AMERICAN FORESTS 41:31. JAN. 1935. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:295. JULY 1947. 1223. AMERICAN FORESTS. A HYMN TO WILDERNESS. AMERICAN EDITORIAL ON CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR FEDERAL FORESTS 65.9. SEPT. 1959. FORESTRY. 1224. AMERICAN FORESTS. INCENDIARY FIRES SWEEP CALIFORNIA. 1207. AMERICAN FORESTS. GENESIS OF A FORESTRY PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 47:535. NOV.1941. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:7. JUNE 1954. 1225. AMERICAN FORESTS. IS AN OPEN MIND ''CONTRARY TO THE EDITORIAL. PUBLIC INTEREST''? AMERICAN FORESTS 59:7. JULY 1953. 1208. AMERICAN FORESTS. GORDIAN KNOT OF A FOREST PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 52:519. NOV. 1946. EDITORIAL. REPLY BY JO. COFFMAN, ISSUE OF 59:2-3, SEPT. 1953, AS WELL AS J.J. STORROW, P. 2, AND BUEL EDITORIAL ON FOREST CONSERVATION. B. HUNT, P.3, SAME ISSUE.

1209. AMERICAN FORESTS. GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION PASSES HOUSE 1226. AMERICAN FORESTS. IS FORESTRY IN AN EDDY? AMERICAN AND GOES TO SENATE. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:454. SEPT. FORESTS 38:163. MAR. 1932. 1937. EDITORIAL. 1210. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE GRAZING ISSUE AGAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:62. FEB. 1933. 1227. AMERICAN FORESTS. ISLAND IN THE SKY. AMERICAN FORESTS 73:23, 48: JULY 1967. EDITORIAL. TOIYABE NATIONAL FOREST. 1211. AMERICAN FORESTS. GRAZING ISSUE IMPENDS. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:72. FEB. 1935. 1228. AMERICAN FORESTS. ISSUE OF THE GRAZING ACT. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:17. JAN. 1935. EDITORIAL. EDITORIAL. THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT. 1212. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE GRAZING LANDS MUST BE RESTORED. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:10-li. SEPT. 1962. 1229. AMERICAN FORESTS. IT'S TIME TO CRACK DOWN. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:7, AUG. 1953. EDITORIAL. DISCUSSION IN ISSUE OF 68:2, NOV. 1962. EDITORIAL. SEE, ALSO, ARTICLE, PP. 21-22, 40. FIRE 1213. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE GREAT GULF WILD AREA. AMERICAN INCIDENCE AND DAMAGE IN CALIFORNIA. FORESTS 65:23. JUNE 1959. 1230. AMERICAN FORESTS. IT'S TRAIL RIDING TIME AGAIN: AND 1214. AMERICAN FORESTS. HALF THE MELON. AMERICAN FORESTS THERE IS STILL TIME TO JOIN ONE OF THE (AMERICAN 62:9. MAR. 1956. FORESTRY) ASSOCIATION'S WILDERNESS PARTIES. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:321. JULY 1936. STATEMENT REGARDING THE AL SARENA MINING CASE CONTROVERSY. 1231. AMERICAN FORESTS. JIM SIMONS, FIRE HERO: NO ONE CAN SAY

EXACTLY HOW MANY LIVES HE SAVED. . . AMERICAN FORESTS 1215. AMERICAN FORESTS. HI-JACKING THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 55:16-17. JULY 1949. AMERICAN FORESTS 34:164. MAR. 1928. SIMONS WAS AWARDED THE AMERICAN FOREST FIRE MEDAL FOR 1216. AMERICAN FORESTS. HIGGINS LAKE- -1953. AMERICAN FORESTS HEROISM. 59:7. AUG. 1953. (232. AMERICAN FORESTS. JOINT COMMITTEE HOLD FIVE FORESTRY REFERS TO HIGGINS LAKE CONFERENCE. HEARINGS. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:41. JAN.1940.

1217. AMERICAN FORESTS. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1952 REPORT BY U. S. 1233. AMERICAN FORESTS. KEY CONSERVATIONISTS IN CONGRESS. FOREST SERVICE CHIEF. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:49. MAR. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:13, 44. MAR. 1953. 1953. SKETCHES OF SENATOR GEORGE D. AIKEN OF VERMONT AND 1218. AMERICAN FORESTS. HOME ON THE RANGE. AMERICAN FORESTS REPRESENTATIVE CLIFFORD R. HOPE, KANSAS. 1234. AMERICAN FORESTS. KICK THE EXPLOITERS our OF THE 67:12-13, OCT. 1961, WILDERNESS TEMPLE. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:15 47. OCT. 1962. EDITORIAL. STATE AND PRIVATE FORESTRY PROGRAMS.

EDITORIAL. THE PENDING WILDERNESS BILL AND MINING (251. AMERICAN FORESTS. MCCULLOCN MOTORS CORPORATION PRESENTS CLAIMS. GOLD-PLATED SAW TO FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:26. NOV. 1956. 1235. AMERICAN FORESTS. LAST CALL FOR TRAIL RIDERS: PARTIES FORMING TO RIDE THE WILDERNESS TRAILS IN JULY... 1252. AMERICAN FORESTS, MEETING A POST-WAR NEED. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 40:260, JUNE 1934. FORESTS 47:527, NOV. 1941.

1236. AMERICAN FORESTS. LEST CONGRESS FORGET. AMERICAN EDITORIAL ON THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. FORESTS 53:55. FEB.(947, 1253. AMERICAN FORESTS. MEETING OF MINDS SOUGHT TO HR. 10465. EDITORIAL ON GRAZING. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:6, 61-62. MAY 1960.

1237:AMERICAN FORESTS. LET MR.(HAROLD L.) ICKES ANSWER. HR. 10465 WAS ONE BILL INTRODUCED FOR MULTIPLE USE AMERICAN FORESTS 44:23. JAN. (938. AND SUSTAINED YIELD MANAGEMENT ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. EDITORIAL. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 44:1(2-1(5 142, MAR. 1938 FOR A REPRINT OF EDITORIAL AND MR. ICKES ANSWER 1254. AMERICAN FORESTS. MEN AND MOUNTAINS PART, AMERICAN AND FURTHER EDITORIAL COMMENT ON THE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTS 48:363. AUG. 1942. CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY. EDITORIAL ON LIOUIDATION OF THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION 1238. AMERICAN FORESTS. LET VIGILANCE BE THE WATCHWORD. CORPS. AMERICAN FORESTS 54:7. JAN. 1948. 1255. AMERICAN FORESTS. MEN WITH MICROSCOPES. AMERICAN EDITORIAL ON HR. 3459 WHICH WOULD OPEN THE FOREST FORESTS 59:7. FEB. 1953. RESOURCES OF ALASKA TO HOMESTEADING BY WAR VETERANS. EDITORIAL. 1239. AMERICAN FORESTS. LET'S GET THE JOB DONE:.. THIS 713-PAGE REPORT ON TIMBER AND FUTURE TIMBER NEEDS CAN 1256. AMERICAN FORESTS. MIGHTY BIG GAP TO PLUG! AMERICAN

POINT TO A WONDEROUS NEW AGE OF WOOD. . . AMERICAN FORESTS 64:11. JUNE 1958. FORESTS 64:10-13, 63. MAY 1958. EDITORIAL ON TIMBER RESOURCES OF NATIONAL FORESTS. REFERS TO FOREST SERVICE'S TIMBER RESOURCES REPORT. DISCUSSION, ISSUES OF 64:9, MAY 1958; 64:4, 49-50, 1257. AMERICAN FORESTS. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:3, JUNE 1958; AND 64:2, JULY 1958. 59-60. JULY (969.

1240. AMERICAN FORESTS. LITTLE WATERS IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE SHOULD TAKE A LEAD IN CAMPAIGN FOR AMERICAN FORESTS 43:388-393. AUG. 1937. ENVIRONMENTAL, OR COMMUNITY, FORESTRY.

1241. AMERICAN FORESTS. LOOKING AHEAD. AMERICAN FORESTS 1258. AMERICAN FORESTS. MINISTER DELIVERS SERMON CALLING FOR 51:151. APR. 1945. ENACTMENT OF WILDERNESS BILL, AMERICAN FORESTS 69:6. MAY 1963. EDITORIAL. FOREST SURVEYS. REV. DUNCAN HOWLETI SCORES CONGRESSMEN FOR BLOCKING 1242. AMERICAN FORESTS. LUMBER CODE CONTINUES. AMERICAN WILDERNESS BILL, FORESTS 41:238. MAY 1935. 1259. AMERICAN FORESTS. MINORITY REPORT AT HIGGINS LAKE. 1243. AMERICAN FORESTS. LUMBER INDUSTRY EMBARKS UPON FORESTRY: AMERICAN FORESTS 59:7. SEPT.1953. PRESIDENT (FRANKLIN Di ROOSEVELT APPROVES SUPPLEMENT TO LUMBER CODE THAT REGIMENTS WHOLE INDUSTRY UNDER CALLS FOR CONTROL OF DESTRUCTIVE FORESTRY PRACTICES CONSERVATION PROGRAM OF NATIONAL SCOPE. AMERICAN AND COMMENTS ON FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP. FORESTS 40:2(4, 236-237. MAY 1934. 1260. AMERICAN FORESTS. MISREPRESENTING THE C. C. C. 1244. AMERICAN FORESTS. LUMBER INDUSTRY STARTS CONSERVATION AMERICAN FORESTS 42:413. SEPT. 936. PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:320. JULY 1934. EDITORIAL. 1245. AMERICAN FORESTS. LUMBER INDUSTRY VOTES PUBLIC ECONOMY. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:132. MAR. 1936. (261. AMERICAN FORESTS. MOMENT OF TRUTH. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:11, SEPT. 1970. 1246. AMERICAN FORESTS. MAKING APPRAISAL RESULTS KNOWN. AMERICAN FORESTS 51 :283. JUNE 1945. THREE FOREST SUPERVISORS CLOSE NATIONAL FORESTS IN IDAHO AND NEVADA TO MINERS. FOREST SURVEYS 1262. AMERICAN FORESTS. A MONTH'S WORK FOR TWO MILLION MEN: 1247. AMERICAN FORESTS. MAKING OF A SMOKE JUMPER. AMERICAN SECRETARY (ARTHUR M.( HYDE SUBMITS ESTIMATES FORESTS 55:14-15, 40. AUG.(949. REVEALING THERE IS WORK TO BE DONE... AMERICAN FORESTS 39:76, 89, FEB. (933, (248. AMERICAN FORESTS. MAKING WATER WETTER. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:464. OCT. (947. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS.

RESEARCH CONDUCTED TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY IN 1263. AMERICAN FORESTS. MORE MUSCLE FOR MULTIPLE USE. COMBATING FOREST FIRES. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:7, AUG. 1970.

1249. AMERICAN FORESTS. MAN-CAUSED FIRES INCREASE. AMERICAN 1264. AMERICAN FORESTS. MOUNT OLYMPUS-FOREST OR PARK? FORESTS 53:357. AUG. 1947. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:177, APR. 1936.

1250. AMERICAN FORESTS. MATTER OF EMPHASIS? AMERICAN FORESTS EDITORIAL. 1265. AMERICAN FORESTS. MR. (ERVIN L.) PETERSON STEPS DOWN. 45-47. JAN.1957. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:11. OCT. (960. (286. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEARLY 400,000 ACRES ADDED TO NATIONAL EDITORIAL ON RESIGNATION OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:520. NOV. 1936. AGRICULTURE. PETERSON WAS A CHAMPION OF THE NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM. 1287. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEED FOR A LONG-RANGE RESEARCH PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 56:48. APR. 1950. 1266. AMERICAN FORESTS. MR.(JOHN F.) BUCHANAN'S PARK. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:6, 48-49. NOV. 1960. EDITORIAL.

RECREATIONAL CAMP SITUATION ON LEWIS AND CLARK 1288. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEEDED, MULTIPLE USE FROM TOP TO NATIONAL FOREST. BOTTOM. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:11, 53. MAY 1962.

1267. AMERICAN FORESTS. MULTIPLE USE GETS CONFIDENCE VOTE. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:31, 67. APR.1960. 1289. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN FOREST EQUIPMENT. 1268. AMERICAN FORESTS. MULTIPLE USE IS HERE TO STAY. AMERICAN FORESTS (SEE MONTHLY NUMBERS AMERICAN FORESTS 66:8-9. JUNE 1960. JANUARY-DECEMBER, 1935).

EDITORIAL. 1290. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEW FOREST PURCHASE PROGRAM INCLUDES CALIFORNIA LANDS. AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :544, SEPT. 1269. AMERICAN FORESTS. MULTIPLE USE OF FOREST LANDS. 1935. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:14, 40. DEC. 1953. 1291. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEW FORESTRY GROUP PLANNED. AMERICAN 1270. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATION FACES GREATEST FOREST FIRE FORESTS 60:56. JAN. 1954. EMERGENCY. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:1-4 (SUP). APR. 1942. REFERS TO THE FOREST CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA. SEE, ALSO, P. 9. 1271. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATION-WIDE OPPOSITION TO FOREST SERVICE TRANSFER. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:584. DEC. 1292. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEW GRAZING ACT. AMERICAN FORESTS 1934. 40:414, 423-424. SEPT. 1934.

1272. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL DEFENSE AND PUBLIC REGULATION TAYLOR GRAZING ACT. FEATURE FORESTERS ANNUAL REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS 47:126. MAR. 1941. 1293. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEW LIGHT ON AN OLD PROBLEM. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:7, 51. MAR. 1961. 1273. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL FOREST COMMISSION PURCHASE LANDS. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:132. MAR. 1939. EDITORIAL. ANDERSON WILDERNESS BILL.

1274. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL FOREST FIRE LOSSES DECLINE. 1294. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEW NATIONAL FOREST PURCHASES AMERICAN FORESTS 46:563. DEC. 1940. AUTHORIZED. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:180, 182. APR. 1935. 1275. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL FOREST PURCHASE PROGRAM REACHES EIGHTEEN MILLION ACRES. AMERICAN FORESTS 1295. AMERICAN FORESTS NEW WILDERNESS PROPOSED. AMERICAN 48:95. FEB.1942. FORESTS 65:12. MAR. 1959.

1276. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL FOREST PURCHASES SOUGHT. REFERS TO GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS AREA, WASHINGTON AMERICAN FORESTS 45:421. AUG. 1939. STATE.

1277. AMERICAN FORESTS, NATIONAL FOREST RETURNS REACH NEW 1296. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEW WIND RIVER WILDERNESS. AMERICAN PEAK. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:426. SEPT. 1942. FORESTS 66:8, 44. OCT. 1960.

1278. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL FORESTS LOOK AHEAD. BRIDGER WILDERNESS AREA. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:16-19, 44-45. MAY 1959. 1297. AMERICAN FORESTS. NEWS IN REVIEW. AMERICAN FORESTS 1279. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE EAST. ISEE MONTHLY NUMBERS JAN. 1948-DEC. 1950). AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :508-509. SEPT. 1935. 1298. AMERICAN FORESTS. NO CAUSE FOR OPTIMISM. AMERICAN 1280. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL FORESTS PROVIDE 26,000000 FORESTS 51:7. JAN. 1945. MAN-DAYS OF WORK IN 1934. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:84. FEB.1935. EDITORIAL. FOREST RESOURCES.

1281. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL FORESTS USE: PRIVILEGE OR 1299. AMERICAN FORESTS. NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION RIGHT? AMERICAN FORESTS 65:11. MAY 1959. COMPLETES TEN YEARS. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:375. AUG. 1933. EDITORIAL. 1300. AMERICAN FORESTS. NOW IS THE TIME. AMERICAN FORESTS 1282. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN 48:549. DEC. 1942. FORESTS 41:450-457. SEPT. 1935. EDITORIAL APPEALING FOR ADDED STATE AND PRIVATE 1283. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL LAND, WATER POLICY URGED. FOREST LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 56:25. DEC. 1950. 1301. AMERICAN FORESTS. OBSERVE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF FIRST 1284. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL RESOURCES POLICY PROPOSED. NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 47:484. OCT. AMERICAN FORESTS 52:88. FEB. (946. 1941

1285. AMERICAN FORESTS. NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVATION ACT: SHOSHONE NATIONAL FOREST. SEE, ALSO, JOURNAL OF AS SERVICE TO MEMBERS (OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY FORESTRY 39:870, OCT. 1941. ASSOCIATION), TEXT OF S.40I3 (THE HUMPHREY BILL) IS SUBMITTED FOR STUDY... AMERICAN FORESTS 63:38-39, 1302. AMERICAN FORESTS. THEOLD ORDER CHANGES. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:221. MAY 1937. FORESTRY WORK THROUGH WINTER. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:420. SEPT. 1933. EDITORIAL. FOREST POLICY. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. 1303. AMERICAN FORESTS. OPERATION OUTDOORS. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:41. MAR.1957. 1318. AMERICAN FORESTS. PLANTING PROSPECTS IN 1950. AMERICAN FORESTS 56:21. MAR. 1950. A FIVE-YEAR RECREATION PROGRAM INITIATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 1319. AMERICAN FORESTS. PLUGGING THE GAP: THERE'S A LESSON TO BE LEARNED IN ENACTMENT OF RECENT AMENDMENTS TO THE 1304. AMERICAN FORESTS. OPERATION OUTDOORS: RECREATIONISTS MINING LAWS... AMERICAN FORESTS 61:32, 56-57. AUG. HAIL FIVE-YEAR PROGRAM ANNOUNCED BY DEPARTMENT OF 1955. AGRICULTURE. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:5. FEB.1957. ARTICLE NOT COMPLETE. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 63:41, MAR. 1957. 1320. AMERICAN FORESTS. POOR JUDGEMENT ASSAILED. AMERICAN 1305. AMERICAN FORESTS. OPPORTUNITY FOR ACTION. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:7, 53. APR. 1961. FORESTS 53:151. APR. 1947. STATEMENT BY JAY GRUENFELD OF WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY EDITORIAL ON FOREST CONSERVATION. AGAINST A PROPOSED WILDERNESS BILL.

1306. AMERICAN FORESTS. OR SOMEBODY MIGHT GET HURT. AMERICAN 1321. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRAIRIE TREE BANKS. AMERICAN FORESTS FORESTS 55:48. JUNE 1949. 47:177. APR.1941.

EDITORIAL. CLINTON P. ANDERSON BILL AND NATIONAL EDITORIAL ON SHELTERBELTS. FOREST REGULATION.

1322. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRAIRIE VENTURE. AMERICAN FORESTS 1307. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN. AMERICAN 40:521. NOV. 1934. FORESTS 66:9. JAN. 1960. EDITORIAL ON SHELTERBLTS. EDITORIAL ON THE NORTH CASCADES CONTROVERSY. 1323. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENT (DON P. JOHNSON) STANDS PAT 1308. AMERICAN FORESTS. OUR CHANCE IN 1946. AMERICAN FORESTS ON WILDERNESS BILL: DIRECTORS SET UP SPECIAL PUBLIC 52:9. JAN. 1946. LANDS COMMITTEE. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:4, 60. NOV. 1961 EDITORIAL ON FOREST CONSERVATION. JOHNSON WAS PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY 1309. AMERICAN FORESTS. OUR MISSOURI MEMBERS ARE HEARD FROM. ASSOCIATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:2-5. MAR. 1962. 1324. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENT (DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER) THE CURRENT RIVER (MISSOURI) CONTROVERSY OVER THE LAUNCHES ANTI-FOREST FIRE DRIVE. AMERICAN FORESTS PROPOSED OZARKS RIVERS NATIONAL MOMUMENT. SEE,ALSO, 59:4, 49. JULY 1953. ISSUES OF 68:4, JAN.1962; AND 67:6, 52, OCT.1961. SMOKEY THE BEAR INTRODUCED. 1310. AMERICAN FORESTS. OUR NATIONAL PURPOSE IN CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:55-56. DEC. 1960. 1325. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENT (FRANKLIN 0. ROOSEVELT) MAKES S20,000,000 AVAILABLE FOR FOREST ACQUISITION. COMMENTS BY ARTHUR NELSON OF THE CHAMPION PAPER AND AMERICAN FORESTS 39:322. JULY 1933. FIBRE COMPANY. 1326. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENT (FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT) 1311. AMERICAN FORESTS. OVID BUTLER, PIONEER IN FOREST ORDERS THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS DOUBLED. EDUCATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:27, 61. MAR. 1960. AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :232. MAY 1935.

1312. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE PATTERN OF GRAZING LEGISLATION. 1327. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENT (FRANKLIN D.( ROOSEVELT AMERICAN FORESTS 60:32-33. JULY 1954. COMMENTS ON FOREST-PARK SITUATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:274. MAY 1939. REFERS TO THE HOPE-AIKEN GRAZING BILLS. KINGS CANYON FOREST-PARK CONFLICT. 1313. AMERICAN FORESTS. PECOS TRAIL RIDE. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:5. NOV. 1961. 1328. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENT (FRANKLIN 0.) ROOSEVELT TO REQUEST CONTINUATION OF THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION ARTICLE ON THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. CORPS: (ROBERT) FECHNER'S REPORT SHOWS FORESTRY PROGRAM GREATLY ADVANCED WORK. AMERICAN FORESTS 1314. AMERICAN FORESTS. PEOPLE'S LAND: SHOULD UNCLE SAM 40:540, NOV.1934. RELINQUISH HIS STEWARDSHIP OF 400,000,000 ACRES OF PUBLIC LANDS... AMERICAN FORESTS 56:12-14, 40-42. 1329. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENT (HARRY S. TRUMAN) CALLS FIRE JAN. 1950. PREVENTION CONFERENCE. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:212. MAY 1947. 1315. AMERICAN FORESTS. A PIECE OF CAKE FOR RESEARCH. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:33. JULY 1968. 1330. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENT LAUNCHES ANTI-FOREST FIRE DRIVE:(DWIGHT 0.) EiSENHOWER GENUINELY CONCERNED RECOGNIZING THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OVER FOREST FIRE LOSSES... AMERICAN FORESTS 59:4, MCSWEENEY-MCNARY RESEARCH ACT. 49. JULY 1953.

1316. AMERICAN FORESTS. PIONEER TRAIL RIDERS: FIRST TRIP OF (331. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENT LEADS GREAT CONSERVATION THE ''TRAIL RIDERS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS' 'GREAT RALLY: (FRANKLIN D.( ROOSEVELT ENVISIONS NEW PROGRESS SUCCESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:401-404, 424. SEPT. AS THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION OBSERVES 1933. SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY... AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :588-590. OCT. 1935. 1317. AMERICAN FORESTS. PLANS SHAPING TO CONTINUE EMERGENCY 1332. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENT MOVES TO SOLVE FOREST EDITORIAL. PROBLEMS:IN SPECIAL MESSAGE PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY NEED FOR PUBLIC 1349 AMERICAN FORESTS. OUETICO-SUPERIOR COMMITTEE REPORTS. REGULATION OF FOREST LANDS AND OTHER MEASURES. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:176. APR. 1938. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:I58-I59, 187-188. APR.1938. 1350 AMERICAN FORESTS. QUETICO-SUPERIOR COUNTRY: FAMOUS REPRINT OF SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS BY FRANKLIN D. WILDERNESS CANOE COUNTRY SHARED BY CANADA AND THE ROOSEVELT. UNITED STATES, ACCESSIBLE TO MILLIONS IN CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA. AMERICAN FORESTS 58:29-32. MAY 1952. 1333. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESIDENTS (HARRY S. TRUMAN) ARBOR DAY MESSAGE, AMERICAN FORESTS 53:226. MAY 1947. 1351. AMERICAN FORESTS. OUETICO-SUPERIOR PROJECT RECEIVES RECOGNITION. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:366. AUG. 1934. 1334. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRESS LOOKS AT REORGANIZATION AS IT RELATES TO THE PROPOSED TRANSFER OF FOREST SERVICETO 1352. AMERICAN FORESTS. OUETICO-SUPERIOR WINS AGAIN. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:545. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:265. JUNE 1936. NOV. 1937. EDITORIAL. 1335. AMERICAN FORESTS. PRISONERS AMONG THE TREES. AMERICAN FORESTS 38:289. MAY 1932. 1353. AMERICAN FORESTS. R(ICHARD) E. PICARDLE IS NEW U. S. CHIEF FORESTER AS LYLE F. WATTS RETIRES. AMERICAN EDITORIAL. FORESTS 58:4. JULY 1952.

1336. AMERICAN FORESTS. A PROGRAM FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY. 1354. AMERICAN FORESTS. RANGE WRANGLE BREWING AGAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:104-1)1. MAR. 1947. AMERICAN FORESTS 58:60. FEB. 1952.

1337. AMERICAN FORESTS. A PROGRAM FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:43-51. SEPT. 1954. 1355. AMERICAN FORESTS. REACTION TO GRAZING BILL. AMERICAN 1338. AMERICAN FORESTS. A PROGRAM FOR AMERICAN FORESTS 59:28. JULY 1953. FORESTRY:...A(IIERICAN( F(ORESTRY) A(SSOCIATION( HEREWITH REPUBLISHES ITS PROGRAM FOR AMERICAN REFERS TO HR. 4023, THE D'EWART BILL. FORESTRY ADOPTED BY THE ASSOCIATION IN 1954... AMERICAN FORESTS 65:17-22. JULY 1959. 1356. AMERICAN FORESTS. REAL ECONOMY IN FIRE PREVENTION. AMERICAN FORESTS 38:553. OCT. 1932. RESPONSES, PP. 27-28, 49-5), PP. 28-29, 51-52, AND PP. 29, 48-49. EDITORIAL.

1339. AMERICAN FORESTS. PROGRESS OF WARTIME FOREST FIRE 1357. AMERICAN FORESTS. RECORD NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS. PREVENTION CAMPAIGN. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:420. SEPT. AMERICAN FORESTS 50:42. JAN. 1944. 1942. 1358. AMERICAN FORESTS. RECREATION IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 1340. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE PROPOSED INVASION OF MT. WHEELER. AMERICAN FORESTS 37:738. DEC. 1931. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:17-19, 40, 42. FEB. 1959. EDITORIAL. 1341. AMERICAN FORESTS. A PROPOSED PROGRAM FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:25-35. AUG. 1953. 1359. AMERICAN FORESTS. RECREATION ON THE FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:33-37. MAR. 1955. RESULTS OF THE HIGGINS LAKE CONFERENCE. INCLUDES A MAP AND TABLE OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES. 1342. AMERICAN FORESTS. PROPOSED SALE OF TIMBER IN SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST STARTS CRITICISM. AMERICAN FORESTS 1360. AMERICAN FORESTS, REDWOOD PURCHASE UNIT IS SACRIFICED AS 45:565. NOV. 1939. CONGRESS SETS UP 58,000-ACRE PARK. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:56. OCT. 1968. 1343. AMERICAN FORESTS. PROS AND CONS OF THE SHELTERBELT: A SYMPOSIUM OF POINTED COMMENT ON THE PROPOSAL TO 361. AMERICAN FORESTS. REGULATION OPENLY ARRIVED AT. TREE-PLANT THE PRAIRIES. AMERICAN FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTS 44:267. JUNE 1938. 40:528-529, 545-546. NOV. 1934. EDITORIAL. 1344. AMERICAN FORESTS. PUBLIC BACKING FOR WILDERNESS BILL IS SHOWN IN LANDSLIDE SENATE VOTE. AMERICAN FORESTS 1352. AMERICAN FORESTS. REGULATION URGENT, SAYSFOREST 67:6. OCT. 1961. SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:134. MAR. 1942.

1345. AMERICAN FORESTS. PUBLIC REGULATION OF FOREST INDUSTRY 1363. AMERICAN FORESTS. RENAISSANCE IN RESEARCH: OUR ECONOMY CHALLENGED. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:80, 82, 95. FEB. IS CONSTANTLY EXPANDING.. .THE WOODS INDUSTRIES ARE 1938. DEVELOPING FINER PRODUCTS TO KEEP WOOD COMPETITIVE. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:40, 63. DEC. 1955. 1346. AMERICAN FORESTS. PULP MEN HEAR (LOWELL) BESLEY, (ARTHUR W.( GREELEY. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:30, 67-68. APR. 1364, AMERICAN FORESTS. REPORT OF THE CHIEF. AMERICAN 1961 FORESTS 64:29. FEB. 1958.

TALKS ON THE SUBJECT OF MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY ON THE 1365. AMERICAN FORESTS. REPORT OF THE CHIEF. AMERICAN NATIONAL FORESTS. FORESTS 66:8, 57. FEB. 1960.

.1347. AMERICAN FORESTS. PULP MILLS FOR ALASKA: VAST PULPWOOD 1366. AMERICAN FORESTS. RESOURCES COMMITTEE GETS WILDLIFE STANDS ON THE TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST... AMERICAN REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:326. JULY 1936. FORESTS 53:447. OCT. 1947. 1367. AMERICAN FORESTS. REVITALIZING FOR VICTORY. AMERICAN 1348. AMERICAN FORESTS. PURCHASE OF PUBLIC LANDS. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:407. SEPT.1942. FORESTS 41:117-118. MAR. 1935. EDITORIAL ON FOREST RECREATION. 1368. AMERICAN FORESTS RIDE, TRAIL RIDERS, RIDE: WILDERNESS 1386. AMERICAN FORESTS. A SPOT SURVEY OF ARBOR DAY TO BE EXPLORED BY TRAIL RIDERS OF THE NATIONAL CELEBRATIONS. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:26. APR. (964. FORESTS... AMERICAN FORESTS 40:165. APR.1934. 1387. AMERICAN FORESTS. STATE FOREST BILL ENACTED. AMERICAN 1369. AMERICAN FORESTS. RIGHT TO GOVERN THEMSELVES. AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :540. SEPT. 1935. FORESTS 56:48. JAN. 1950. THE FULMER BILL (HR. 6914) PASSED. AUTHORIZED EDITORIAL. U.S. SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS WASHINGTON'S FEDERAL-STATE COOPERATION IN ACQUISITION, DEVELOPMENT STATE FORESTRY LAWS. AND ADMINISTRATION OF STATE FORESTS

1370. AMERICAN FORESTS. ROADS AND THE WILDERNESS. AMERICAN 1388. AMERICAN FORESTS. STATE FORESTERS DEFINE POSITION ON FORESTS 44:165. APR. 1938. REGULATION OF FOREST OWNERS. AMERICAN FORESTS 47:573, 588. DEC.1941. EDITORIAL. 1389. AMERICAN FORESTS. STATE FORESTERS OPEN CONGRESSIONAL 1371. AMERICAN FORESTS. RULES OF FOREST PRACTICE GO INTO HEARINGS. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:460-461, 472, 476. EFFECT. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:281 -282. JUNE 1934. OCT. 1938.

1372. AMERICAN FORESTS. SALUTE TO RESEARCH. AMERICAN FORESTS 1390. AMERICAN FORESTS. STATES OPPOSE FEDERAL REGULATION. 51 :527. NOV. 1945. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:136. MAR. 1942.

1373. AMERICAN FORESTS. SALUTE TO THE SERVICE: PRESIDENT 1391. AMERICAN FORESTS. STEPCHILD OF THE RANGE. AMERICAN (DWIGHT 0.) EISENHOWER LAUDS SMOKEJUMPERS, OTHER U. FORESTS 46:169. APR. 1940. S. FOREST SERVICE ACTIVITIES IN MONTANA ADDRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:30-31, 51. NOV. 1954. EDITORIAL. GRAZING PROBLEMS ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS.

1374. AMERICAN FORESTS. SAN GORGONIO REMAINS A WILDERNESS. 1392. AMERICAN FORESTS. STEWARDSHIP OF OUR PUBLIC LAND: AMERICAN FORESTS 53:324. JULY 1947. ''BEAVER NATIONAL FOREST'', THE SMALLEST EVER, BECOMES PART OF GHOST RANCH MUSEUM CAMPAIGN TO ADD 1375. AMERICAN FORESTS. SCIENCE AND BUSINESS OPPOSE TRANSFER 99,289 ADDITIONAL ACRES TO THE SANTA FE NATIONAL OF FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:140. MAR. FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:14-li, 61-62. NOV. 1935. 1961

1376. AMERICAN FORESTS. SECRETARY (HENRY A.I WALLACE AND 1393. AMERICAN FORESTS. STOCKMEN'S BILL CHALLENGED. AMERICAN REORGANIZATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:603. DEC. 1937. FORESTS 59:6. JUNE 1953.

OPEN LETTER FROM HERMAN H. CHAPMAN, PRESIDENT OF REFERS TO HR. 4023, THE D'EWART BILL. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS TO HENRY A. WALLACE, SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. 1394. AMERICAN FORESTS. SUBSISTENCE HOMES AND THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:69. FEB. 1934. 1377. AMERICAN FORESTS. SECRETARY (JULIUS A.) KRUG'S ''OPEN DOOR'' POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTS 54:55. FEB. 1948. EDITORIAL.

EDITORIAL. CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 1395. AMERICAN FORESTS. SUMMER OF 1,000 FIRES. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:18-20. SEPT. 1960. 1378. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE SECRETARY STANDS FIRM. AGRICULTURE'S CLINTON P. ANDERSON REJECTS 1396. AMERICAN FORESTS. SUN RIVER RIDERS: SECOND PARTY OF PROPOSAL.. FOR THREE-YEAR MORATORIUM ON LIVESTOCK ''TRAIL RIDERS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS'' COMPLETES REDUCTIONS ON WESTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN EVENTFUL TRIP. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:447-449, 468. FORESTS 54:61. FEB. 1948. OCT. 1933.

1379, AMERICAN FORESTS. SENATE COMMITTEE BLASTS GRAZING 1397. AMERICAN FORESTS. TAKE OFF THE BLINDERS: TIMBER SALES ADMINISTRATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:228-229. MAY PROCEDURES. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:11. SEPT.1958. 1947. EDITORIAL ON TIMBER SALES ON NATIONAL FORESTS. 1380. AMERICAN FORESTS. SENSE AND NONSENSE. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:221 -222. MAY 1942. 1398. AMERICAN FORESTS. TAKING STOCK OF A FOREST PROGRAM: A CONSERVATION PROGRAM FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY. EDITORIAL ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:28-39. FEB. 1972.

1381. AMERICAN FORESTS. SHALL THE BANK OF NATURE FAIL? 1399. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE TASK AHEAD. AMERICAN FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTS 38:407. JULY 1932. 61:7, 45. DEC. 1955.

EDITORIAL. FOREST CONSERVATION. COMMENT ON TIMBER RESOURCES STUDY CONDUCTED BY THE FOREST SERVICE. 1382. AMERICAN FORESTS. SMOKEY BEAR, THE TOY WITH A MESSAGE. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:20-21. APR. 1953. 1400. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:353. AUG.1934. 1383. AMERICAN FORESTS, SMOKEY'S 20TH YEAR. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:18-19 MAR. 1961, 1401. AMERICAN FORESTS. THERE SHE IS, GOD'S COUNTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:9. AUG. 1959. 1384. AMERICAN FORESTS. SOUTHERN FIRE CONFERENCE: REPRESENTATIVES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH WILL EDITORIAL. COMMENT ON PENDING WILDERNESS MEET. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:18-19, 57-58. MAR. 1956. LEGISLATION.

FOREST SERVICE CONTRIBUTION TO CONFERENCE, P. 19. 1402. AMERICAN FORESTS. THIS MONTH IN THE SENATE:' 'TAKE THE SCIENTISTS OUT OF THE SHEDS'' . AMERICAN FORESTS 1385. AMERICAN FORESTS. SPORTSMEN WOULD REMOVE SHEEP FROM 67:12-15, 40, 41-43. MAR. 1961. NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:126. MAR. 1934. FOREST SCIENTISTS NEED BETTER FACILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO WORK FOR THE FUTURE OF THEIR COUNTRY. 1419. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRAILS OF THE WILD: SOUTH FORK COUNTRY OF MONTANA... AMERICAN FORESTS 39:103-105. MAR. 1403. AMERICAN FORESTS. THREAT TO NATIONAL FORESTS SEEN: 1933. AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION OPPOSES TAKING OF

FOREST LANDS FOR STATE PARKS. . . AMERICAN FORESTS SEE ALSO ISSUES OF 39:356-158, APR. 1933, FOR LEWIS 37:186. MAR. 1931. AND CLARK NATIONAL FOREST; 39:218, MAY 1933; 39:255, JUNE 1933, AND 39:304 JULY 1933 FOR ADDITIONAL 1404. AMERICAN FORESTS. THREE MILLION FARMERS OPPOSE FORESTRY ARTICLES ON FLATHEAD NATIONAL FOREST. REFERS TO TRANSFER. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:494, 516. OCT. 1937. PACKING TRIPS MADE BY THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. 1405. AMERICAN FORESTS. THREE SISTERS WILDERNESS REDUCED IN SIZE, TWO NEW AREAS CREATED. AMERICAN FORESTS 1420. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRANSFER OF FOREST SERVICE AGAIN 63:29. MAR. 1957. THREATENS. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:130. MAR. 1940.

1406. AMERICAN FORESTS. TO CONTINUE JOINT PROGRAM ON VOLUNTARY 1421. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRANSFER OF FOREST SERVICE NOT BASIS. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:700. DEC. 1935. CONTEMPLATED: PRESIDENT (FRANKLIN D.( ROOSEVELT SO ASSERTS IN LETTER TO SENATOR (KEY) PITTMAN OF NEVADA. LOGGING INDUSTRY, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COOPERATION IN AMERICAN FORESTS 45:360. JULY 1939. FOREST CONSERVATION: A PROGRAM INITIATED BY THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. DISCUSSION BY OVID BUTLER, P.34).

1407. AMERICAN FORESTS. TO HARVESTERS OF THE FOREST. 3422. AMERICAN FORESTS. TREE PLANTING UNDER 194) AMERICAN FORESTS 48505. NOV.1942. A(GRICULTURAL) A(DJUSTMENT) AICT) FARM PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 47:92. FEB. 1941. EDITORIAL ON FOREST CONSERVATION. 1423. AMERICAN FORESTS. TREES (S TREES. AMERICAN FORESTS 1408. AMERICAN FORESTS. TO ORGANIZE WILDERNESS SOCIETY. 43:293. JUNE 1937. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:240. MAY 1935. EDITORIAL. RELATES TO ESTABLISHING A DEPARTMENT OF 1409. AMERICAN FORESTS. TODAY. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:7. NOV. CONSERVATION. 1954. 1424. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRIBUTE TO A CRUSADER. AMERICAN EDITORIAL ON THE MINING INDUSTRY. FORESTS 55:32-33. NOV. 3949.

1410. AMERICAN FORESTS. TOMORROW. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:7. GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST. NOV. 1954. 1425. AMERICAN FORESTS. TV BRINGS FORESTRY'S PROBLEMS TO REFERS TO FOREST CONSERVATION AND FOREST RESOURCES. PUBLIC EYE. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:6. JAN.1962. SEE STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE, AMERICAS DEMAND FOR WOOD, STANFORD, CALIFORNIA: STANFORD RESEARCH 3426. AMERICAN FORESTS. TWENTY YEARS OF FOREST ACQUISITION. INSTITUTE, 1954, 404 PP. CHARTS, TABLES, GRAPHS. AMERICAN FORESTS 37:356. JUNE 1933.

1411. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRAIL RIDER EXPEDITION NO. 53. EDITORIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 52:464-465. OCT. 1946. 1427. AMERICAN FORESTS. U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MAPS PLANS TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. TO ENLIST MEMBERS IN ACTION PROGRAM TO PROMOTE FOREST MANAGEMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS 54:281. JUNE 1948. 1412. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRAIL RIDERS COMPLETE FIFTIETH EXPEDITION. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:450. SEPT. 1943. 1428. AMERICAN FORESTS. UNCLE SAM-LANDLORD. AMERICAN FORESTS 50:303. MAR 1944. TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. EDITORIAL. 1413. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS FOR

1942. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:516. NOV. 1942. 1429. AMERICAN FORESTS. UTILIZATION.. TODAY AND TOMORROW: IN THE HARDWOOD FIELD THE PROBLEM IS TO FIND OUTLETS FOR 1414. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS HAVE THE SURPLUS OF POOR MATERIALS... AMERICAN FORESTS MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:510-511, 62:27, 55-56. DEC. 1956. 522-523. NOV.1940. INCLUDES COMMENTS BY DR.J. ALFRED HALL OF THE FOREST 1415. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRAIL RIDERS OF 1937. AMERICAN PRODUCTS LABORATORY. FORESTS 43:555. NOV. 1937. 1430. AMERICAN FORESTS. VACATION IN THE WILDERNESS: NINE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. FOR 1938, SEE ISSUE EXPEDITIONS ANNOUNCED FOR THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE OF 44:526, NOV. 1938. WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:128. MAR. 1947.

1416. AMERICAN FORESTS TRAIL RIDERS OF 1948. AMERICAN 1431. AMERICAN FORESTS. VIGILANCE THE PRICE OF FORESTRY FORESTS 54:436, 464. OCT. 1948. LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 51:3)9. JULY 1945.

TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. EDITORIAL.

1417. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRAIL RIDERS PREPARE FOR 1941. 1432. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE VIGILANT SEASON: THE COLLECTIVE AMERICAN FORESTS 47:183. APR. 1941. EYE OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE LAST MONTH WAS FOCUSED ON THE UNVEILING OF THE 1955 COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. PREVENTION PROGRAM... AMERICAN FORESTS 60:17, 53. AUG. 1954. 1418. AMERICAN FORESTS. TRAIL RIDERS TO EXPLORE TRUE WILDERNESS AREAS: SEVEN EXPEDITIONS UNDER THE 1433. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE WALLGREN BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS DIRECTION OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.. 49:439. SEPT. 1943. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:182. APR. 1937, EDITORIAL. A BILL FOR FEDERAL REGULATION OF PRIVATE FORESTS. LETTERS, WITH EDITORIAL COMMENT.

1434. AMERICAN FORESTS. WANTED-A PUBLIC LAND POLICY. AMERICAN FORESTS. WHAT IS CONSERVATION? AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 51 :583. DEC. 1945. FORESTS 41:279, JUNE 1935.

EDITORIAL. EDITORIAL CONCERNING THE FORMATION OF A FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. 1435. AMERICAN FORESTS, WAR AGAINST FOREST FIRES: FROM COLONIAL DAYS, FIRE IN THE WOODS HAS BEEN THE AMERICAN FORESTS. WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT TRAIL RIDING: ALL NATIONS FOREST ENEMY NUMBER ONE. AMERICAN FORESTS RIDERS.. VIEWING THE MAGNIFICANT PRIMITIVE AREAS IS 41 :464-469. SEPT. 1935. INDEED AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:36-38. FEB. 1956. 1436. AMERICAN FORESTS. WAR CALL SOUNDED ON TREE ARSONISTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 61.2-3. NOV. 1955. 1451. AMERICAN FORESTS. WHAT'S NEWS ACROSS THE NATION. AMERICAN FORESTS (SEE MONTHLY NUMBERS, APR. 1953-MAY COMMENTS, PP. 4, 59. LETTER TO THE EDITOR, ISSUE OF 1958) 61:4 DEC. 1955.

1452. AMERICAN FORESTS. WHERE A(MERICAN) F)ORESTRY) 1437. AMERICAN FORESTS. WAR DRAINS ON THE FOREST. AMERICAN A)SSOCIATION) STANDS: (LOWELL) BESLEY SCORES PROPOSED FORESTS 48:319. JULY 1942. BUDGET CUTS FOR COOPERATIVE FORESTRY ACTIVITIES. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:8. MAR. 1954. EDITORIAL. WITH EDITORIAL COMMENT, P. 9. 1438. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE WAR JOB FOR FORESTERS. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:175. APR. 1942. 1453. AMERICAN FORESTS. WHERE WE STAND IN TREE PLANTING: SPRING ROUNDUP OF PLANTING ACTIVITES POINTS 10 EDITORIAL. IMPORTANT GAINS IN PROGRAM.. . AMERICAN FORESTS 54:210-2(2, 236. MAY 1948. 1439. AMERICAN FORESTS. WARTIME FOREST FIRE PREVENTION CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:353. AUG. 1454. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE WIDENING BREACH. AMERICAN 1942. FORESTS 42:265. JUNE 1936.

1440. AMERICAN FORESTS. WASHINGTON, CONSERVATION CAPITAL OF EDITORIAL ON INTERAGENCY DISPUTE OVER CONTROL OF THE WORLD. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:24-30. NOV. 1953. NATURAL RESOURCES.

SEE PP. 28-29 FOR THE FOREST SERVICE. 1455. AMERICAN FORESTS. WILDERNESS BILL PROBED. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:8, 56. AUG. 1956. 1441. AMERICAN FORESTS. WE GO AHEAD TOGETHER. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:199. MAY 1947. EDITORIAL COMMENT, 62:11, AUG. 1956. DISCUSSION, ISSUES OF 62:2-3, 64, NOV. 1956; 62:4, 60, DEC.1956; EDITORIAL. FOREST CONSERVATION. 63: :2-3, JAN.1957; AND 63:4, FEB. (957.

1442. AMERICAN FORESTS. WE RE-EXAMINE OUR FIRE DOLLAR. 1456. AMERICAN FORESTS. WILDERNESS PRESERVATION SYSTEM. AMERICAN FORESTS 56:10-1144-45. JUNE 1950. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:40-41. JAN. 1957.

1443. AMERICAN FORESTS. WELL DONE, CONGRESS! AMERICAN MAP OUTLINING WILDERNESS AREAS. FORESTS 61:44. AUG. 1955. (457. AMERICAN FORESTS. WILDERNESS TRAILS FOR 1935: ITINERARY MINING LAW LEGISLATION PASSED. OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION'S ''TRAIL RIDERS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS''. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:225. 1444. AMERICAN FORESTS. WESTERN PINE ASSOCIATION DENOUNCES MAY 1935. GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS AREA. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:46. OCT. 1960. 1458. AMERICAN FORESTS. WILDERNESS VACAT)ON: EXPEDIT1ONS INTO NEW AREAS ANNOUNCED BY TRAIL RIDERS OF THE 1445. AMERICAN FORESTS. WESTERNER LOOKS AT WILDERNESS. WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 54:168-169. APR. 1948. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:8, 49. MAY 1959. 1459. AMERICAN FORESTS. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT BY FEDERAL RECORDS COMMENTS OF WILLIAM D. HAGENSTEIN OF THE AGENCIES. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:122-123, (50-152. INDUSTRIAL FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. MAR. 1936.

1446. AMERICAN FORESTS. WHAT ABOUT THE HOPE-AIKEN GRAZING 1460. AMERICAN FORESTS. WILL CONGRESS ACT ON JOINT BILLS? AMERICAN FORESTS 60:31. JULY 1954. CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE'S REPORT? AMERICAN FORESTS 47:233. (lAY 1941. EDITORIAL. REPLY BY HUGH B. WOODWARD, ISSUE OF 60:2, SEPT.1954. 1461. AMERICAN FORESTS. WILL THEY (GRAZING FEE BILLS) GO TO CONGRESS? AMERICAN FORESTS 37:664. NOV. 1931. 1447. AMERICAN FORESTS. WHAT CONSERVATION LEADERS SAY- -ABOUT THE REORGANIZATION PLAN TO GROUP CONSERVATION EDITORIAL. ACTIVITES OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN OLD INTERIOR DEPARTMENT UNDER NEW NAME, AS PROVIDED IN SENATE BILL 1462. AMERICAN FORESTS. WINGS OVER THE WILDERNESS. AMERICAN 2970. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:524-525. NOV. (937. FORESTS 50:519. NOV. 1944.

SEE ALSO ISSUES OF 43:588-589, DEC. 1937; AND EDITORIAL. 44:14-15, JAN. 1938. 1463. AMERICAN FORESTS. WITH OR WITHOUT CODES-CARRY ON. 1448. AMERICAN FORESTS. WHAT HAPPENED IN ARIZONA? AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :325, JULY (935. FORESTS 63:15, 62-63. APR. (957, EDITORIAL. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AZTEC LANDS OF ARIZONA AND FOREST LANDS OWNED BY KLAMATH INDIANS IN OREGON. 1464. AMERICAN FORESTS. WITH THE (AMERICAN FORESTRY) ASSOCIATIONS TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS PAPERS ON CONSERVATION PRESENTED AT A JOINT MEETING AMERICAN FORESTS 43:260-261. MAY 1937. OF ENGINEERS REPRESENTATING A GROUP OF THE LEADING ENGINEERING SOCIETIES IN AMERICA. 1465. AMERICAN FORESTS. WITH THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:302-303, 334. JULY 1933. 1484. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PARK EXECUTIVES. COMMITTEE ON THE PRESERVATION OF WILDLIFE. AMERICA'S PARAMOUNT 1466. AMERICAN FORESTS. WOMEN IN THE SERVICE: INVALUABLE WATER-TRAVEL PLAYGROUND. PARKS AND RECREATION IS THE WAY ONE HIGH FOREST SERVICE OFFICIAL HAS 6:317-321. MAR-APR. 1923. DESCRIBED THE WORK BEING DONE BY 1,715 USFS WOMEN. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:30-31. MAR. 1955. SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. SEE ALSO P. 322.

1467. AMERICAN FORESTS. WOOD RESEARCH ON PARADE. AMERICAN 1485. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN. CHANGES IN TIMBER OWNERSHIP FROM FORESTS 63:36-37. APR. 1957. 1913-1918; REPORT OF THE FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2352:62-63. JUNE 12, 1920. 1468. AMERICAN FORESTS. WOOD SHORTAGES SCORED; FEDERAL REGULATION URGED. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:54. JUNE 1486. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN. CHIEF FORESTER SEES GREAT 1959. OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF LUMBER AND PAPER INDUSTRIES IN ALASKA. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN COMMENTS ON PAMPHLET ISSUED BY DEWEY ANDERSON AND 2374:71-72 NOV.13, 1920. ASSOCIATES OF THEPUBLIC AFFAIRS INSTITUTE. EXCERPTS FROM STATEMENT BY WILLIAM B. GREELEY. 1469. AMERICAN FORESTS. WORK AHEAD JUSTIFIES PERMANENT C.C. C. SAYS (ROBERT) FECHNER. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:570. 1487. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN. COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS FOREST POLICY: DEC. 1936. OUTLINES ELABORATE SYSTEM FOR SUPERVISION AND

ACQUISITION OF FORESTS. . . AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 1470. AMERICAN FORESTS. YOUR CONQUEST OF THE WILDERNESS: MAY 2330:56-57, 73. JAN.10, 1920. BE MADE WITH THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:119. MAR. 1935. REFERS TO COMMITTEE FOR THE APPLICATION OF FORESTRY OF THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. 1471. AMERICAN FORESTS. 10,000 REPLACEMENTS ORDERED FOR CONSERVATION CORPS. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:370. AUG. (488. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN. DETAILS OF FOREST SERVICE REPORT IN 1933. RESPONSE TO CAPPER RESOLUTION. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2355:65-68. JULY 3, 1920. 1472. AMERICAN FORESTS. THE 10,001ST FIRE. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:422. SEPT. 1936. 1489. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY DECENNIAL CONFERENCES URGES FIRE PROTECTION AS AID IN 1473. AMERICAN FORESTS. 100,000 ACRES ADDED TO NATIONAL REFORESTATION. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2359:52-53. JULY FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:181. APR. 1942. 31, (920.

1474. AMERICAN FORESTS. 1935 RECORD YEAR IN FOREST PLANTING. 1490. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN. FOREST SERVICE REPORT SUMMARIZED. AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :698. DEC. 1935. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2351 50-51. JUNE 5, 1920.

1475. AMERICAN FORESTS. 1937 WILDERNESS EXPEDITIONS. TRAIL 1491. THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE. AMERICA'S INTERESTING PEOPLE: RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS, OBSERVING FIFTH FLAME TAMERS. THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE 159:49. MAR. ANNIVERSARY... AMERICAN FORESTS 43:111, 145. MAR. 1955. 1937. BRIEF ARTICLE WITH PICTURES ON INDIAN FIRE-FIGHTERS. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 44:169, 185., APR. 1938 FOR 1938 EXPEDITIONS. 1492. AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS. FORESTRY COMMITTEE. REPORT... GOLDFIELD, NEV. :AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS, 1909. 14 1476. AMERICAN FORESTS. 1940 FIRE LOSSES. AMERICAN FORESTS PP. 47:583. DEC. 1941. 1493. AMERICAN NATURE ASSOCIATION, El AL. OUR WESTERN PUBLIC 1477. AMERICAN FORESTS. 1945 FIRES BURN UP $5,000,000 IN LANDS & WHY THEY SHOULD REMAIN IN PUBL)C OWNERSHIP. TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTS 52:512. OCT. 1946. WASHINGTON, D.C.)?): AMERICAN NATURE ASSOCIATION (El AL.),(947.15 PP., TABLES. 1478. AMERICAN FORESTS. 1950 EXPEDITIONS: TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 56:24-25. MAR. 1950. 1494. AMERICAN PAPER AND PULP ASSOCIATION. COMMITTEE ON FOREST CONSERVATION. NATIONAL AND STATE FOREST POLICIES. 1479. AMERICAN FORESTS. 2,500 INVITED TO USFS BANQUET. NEW YORK )?): AMERICAN PAPER AND PULP ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN FORESTS 61:40. JAN. 1955. 1920. 4 PP.

CELEBRATES FOREST SERVICE BIRTHDAY. 1495. AMERICAN PAPER AND PULP ASSOCIATION. COMMITTEE ON FOREST CONSERVATION. THE NEXT STEP IN THE FORESTRY 1480. AMERICAN FORESTS. 20 KEY PLANKS IN A(MERICAN) F)OPESTRY) PROGRAM. NEW YORK I?): AMERICAN PAPER AND PULP A(SSOCIATION( 'S CONSERVATION PLATFORM FOR AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, 1920. 8 PP. FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:1-16. FEB. 1964. 1496. AMERICAN PAPER AND PULP ASSOCIATION. COMMITTEE ON FOREST 1481. AMERICAN FORESTS. 6,000,000 ACRES ADDED TO NATIONAL CONSERVATION. SUGGESTIONS FOR A NATIONAL FOREST FORESTS SINCE 1934. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:339. JULY POLICY WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PULP AND PAPER 1936. INDUSTRY. NEW YORK )fl: AMERICAN PAPER AND PULP ASSOCIATION, 19(9. 8 PP. 1482. THE AMERICAN HOME. DO YOU KNOW YOUR NATIONAL PARKS AND FORESTS? THE AMERICAN HOME 26:24, 27-31. JUNE 1941. REPORT OF COMMITTEE.

1483. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS, ET AL. 1497. AMERICAN PAPER AND PULP ASSOCIATION, AND AMERICAN PULPWOOD CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. N.Y.)?): ASSOCIATION. FOREST INDUSTRY AND NATIONAL FOREST AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS, ET AL., (909. ECONOMY: A STATEMENT PREPARED... IN RESPONSE TO THE 56 PP. JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE 75TH CONGRESS PROVIDING FOR THE STUDY OF THE FORESTRY SITUATION IN THE UNITED STATES. NEW YORK: AMERICAN PAPER AND PULP SUBTITLE, ''THE FUTURE OF OUR NATIONAL RESOURCES' ASSOCIATION AND AMERICAN PULPWOOD ASSOCIATION, 1940. ANDERSON PROPOSES A NATIONAL REDWOOD FOREST 45 PP., TABLES, GRAPHS. CORPORATION.

1498. AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER. GRAZING ALLOWANCES 1513 ANDERSON, CLINTON P. CONSERVATION IS OUR CONSTANT TASK. FOR 1919. AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER AMERICAN FORESTS 67:19, 30-31, 46-47. NOV. 1961. 39:219. APR. 1919.

ADDRESS OF OCT. 4,1961, SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. 1499. AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER. VICTORY FOR SMALL FLOCKOWNERS IN IDAHO. AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL 1514. ANDERSON, CLINTON P. PROTECTION OF THE WILDERNESS. THE GROWER 36:144. MAR. 1916. LIVING WILDERNESS 78:13-19. AUTUMN-WINTER 1961-1962.

1500. THE AMERICAN THRESHERMAN AND FARM EOUIPMENT. GOOD PLACE WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. FOR CAMPING TRIP. THE AMERICAN THRESNERMAN AND FARM EOUIPMENT 21:72. APR. 1919. 1515. ANDERSON, CLINTON P. STATEMENT ON THE WILDERNESS BILL. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 74:28-34. AUTUMN-WINTER 1501 AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION. FORESTRY ALMANAC. 1960- 1961 WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION, 1924. 225 PP.,ILLUS., CHARTS, TABLES, GRAPHS, INDEX. WITH TEXT OF THE BILL (S.174).

FOR U.S. FOREST SERVICE AND NATIONAL LEGISLATION SEE 1516. ANDERSON, CLINTON P. THE WILDERNESS ACT, A CONSTRUCTIVE PP. 4-30. MEASURE. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 86:3-4. SPRING-SUMMER 1964. 1502. AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION. FORESTRY LEGISLATION SURVEY. WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION, 1927. 67 1517. ANDERSON, E. WILLIAM. NATURAL AREAS. JOURNAL OF RANGE PP., TABLES. MANAGEMENT 19:239-242. JULY 1966.

REFERS TO STATE LAWS. HAS IMPLICATIONS FOR FEDERAL 1518. ANDERSON, MARK. POLITICS AND SCIENCE AS AFFECTING PUBLIC FOREST POLICY. LAND MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 25:889-892. NOV. 1927. 1503. AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION. FORESTRY LEGISLATIVE SURVEY FOR 1926. WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN TREE 1519. ANDERSON, ROAN C. AN OUTLINE FOR MULTIPLE-USE PLANNING; ASSOCIATION, 1926 P1. 50 PP JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:558-560. SEPT. 1970.

SEE, ALSO, FORESTRY LEGISLATIVE SURVEY FOR JANUARY I, 1520. ANTREI, ALBERT. A WESTERN PHENOMENON, THE ORIGIN AND 1927, WASHINGTON, D.C., 1927, 67 PP.: AND FORESTRY DEVELOPMENT OF WATERSHED RESEARCH: MANTI, UTAH, 1889 LEGISLATIVE SURVEY FOR JULY 15, 1927, WASHINGTON, AMERICAN WEST 8:42-59 MAR. 1971. D.C.: 1927, 67 Pp. 1521. APACHE NEWS. THE FIRST WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY ON THE 1504. AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION. OUR PROGRAM. WASHINGTON, NATIONAL FORESTS. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:54, 57. D.C.: AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION, (1924?). 16 PP. 1917.

1505. AMES, FRED E. FIRE PRECAUTIONS ON NATIONAL FOREST SALES CLAIM IS MADE THAT FIRST TELEGRAPHY INSTALLATION IS IN THE DOUGLAS FIR REGION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY MADE AT BASELINE RANGER STATION, APACHE NATIONAL 31:59-63. JAN.1933. FOREST. REPRINT OF ARTICLE IN THE APACHE NEWS.

1506. AMES, FRED E. SELECTIVE LOGGING ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS 1522. APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVE COMMITTEE. APPALACHIAN FOREST OF THE DOUGLAS FIR REGION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY RESERVE, COMMITTEE'S REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:768-774. MAY 1931. 22:555. SEPT. 1916.

INTERPRETATIONS OF THE TERM SELECTIVE LOGGING. COMMITTEE APPOINTED SEPT. 23,1915 BY A CONFEDERATION OF CONSERVATION GROUPS. 1507. ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS. ALASKA'S WILDERNESS CRIES OUT FOR A PLAN. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 105:3. SPRING 1969. 1523. THE APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST ASSOCIATION THE APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST ASSOCIATION. REPRINT OF EDITORIAL. CONSERVATION 14:504-505. SEPT. 1908.

1508. ANCONA, EDWARD P. OUR SOUTHWESTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. 1524. THE APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST ASSOCIATION. THE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:652-656. NOV. 1928. APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST ASSOCIATION. CONSERVATION 14:546-547. OCT. 1908. 1509. ANCONA, EDWARD P. UNCLE SAM'S HIGHEST LOOKOUT TOWER. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :538-539, 560. SEPT. THE FORMATION AND PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION AS 1925. EXPLAINED BY ITS PRESIDENT.

PROMONTORY BUTTE TOWER ON THE SITGREAVES NATIONAL 1525. APPALACHIAN NATIONAL PARK ASSOCIATION, APPALACHIAN FOREST, ARIZONA. FOREST RESERVE. APPALACHIAN NATIONAL PARK ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS 1902. ASHVILLE, N.C. 1510. ANDERSEN, HAROLD E., AND JAMES, GEORGE A. WATERSHED ASHVILLE PRINTING COMPANY, 1902. 48 PP. MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH ON SALMON STREAMS OF SOUTHEAST ALASKA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 55:14-17. ¶526. ARCHBOLD, CHESTER M. FROM FIRE TO SNOWSLIDES. AMERICAN JAN. 1957. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:154-155,184. MAR. 1928.

1511. ANDERSON, (HOBSON) DEWEY. AN ACTION PROGRAM FOR THE DANGER OF LANDSLIDES IN FORESTS OF ALASKA. REDWOOD FORESTS. THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS INSTITUTE, REPT. NO. 5. WASHINGTON, D.C.: THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS 1527, ARGOW, KEITH A. THE CRADLE OF FORESTRY IN AMERICA. INSTITUTE, 1949. 32 PP.,ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 62:713-715. OCT. 1964.

1512. ANDERSON, (HOBSON) DEWEY. A PROGRAM FOR THE REDWOODS. HIGHLIGHTS OF EARLY DEVELOPMENT IN AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA. SOCIAL SCIENCE 281:105-109. MAY 1952. 1528. ARGOW, KEITH A. MODERATION, MODERATION, MODERATION! SEE PP. 10-li. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:5-6. SEPT.1970.

1546. ASHTON, JOHN. SHEEP IN THE UNCOMPAHGRE VALLEY. THE ASPECTS OF CLEARCUTTING PRESENTED AT FONTANA NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:1!, 37-38. FEB. 1950. CONSERVATION ROUNDUP. SEE, ALSO, ISSUE OF 40:24-26, OCT. 1950. 1529. ARGOW, KEITH A. OUR NATIONAL GRASSLANDS: DUSTLAND TO GRASSLAND. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:10-12, 48, 50. JAN 1547. ASPINWALL, WAYNE N. THE TWO ARTICLES WHICH FOLLOWS ARE 1962. ADOPTIONS. .FROM STATEMENTS MADE ON THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ON CONSIDERATION OF THE 1530. ARGOW, KEITH A., AND FEDKIW, JOHN. RECREATION USER FEE WILDERNESS BILL A(SI REPORTED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL INCOME: HOW FAR DOES IT GD TOWARD MEETING COSTS? RECORD FOR JULY 30, 1964: UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES OF JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 61:75! -753. OCT.1963. WILDERNESS LEGISLATION AS I SEE THEM. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 86:6-9. SPRING-SUMMER 1964. 1531. ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER. A REASONABLE POLICY. THE FORESTER 5:84-85. APR 1899. SEE, ALSO, ARTICLE BY JOHN P. SAYLOR, PP. 9, 11-12.

REPRINT OF ARTICLE ON GRAZING FROM ARIZONA 1548. ATWATER, MONTGOMERY M. FLAMING FOREST. BOSTON, MASS.: JOURNAL-MINER, WITH COMMENT BY EDITOR OF THE LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY, 1941. 212 PP., ILLUS. FORESTER. NOVEL ON THE THREE RIVERS DISTRICT OF THE ''EVERGREEN 1532. ARMIJO, JOSEPH L., JR. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE NATIONAL FOREST''. SOUTHWEST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:551-553. SEPT, 1970. 1549. ATWATER, MONTGOMERY M. THE FOREST RANGERS. PHILDELPHIA, PA.: MACRAE SMITH COMPANY, 1969. 190 1533. ARMSTRONG, FRANK H. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS REVIVAL. PP., ILLUS. , INDEX. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:224-225. APR. 1971. 1550. AUBURY, LEWIS E. CALIFORNIA IRRIGATION NEEDS FORESTS. 1534. ARNESON, G. N. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON FOREST PRODUCTS FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:212-214. APR. 1908. RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:193-197. MAR. 1947. 1551. AUBURY, LEWIS E. THE MINING INDUSTRY AND THE FORESTS: GREAT NEED OF PROPER FOREST UTILIZATION IF MINERS ARE 1535. ARNO, STEPHEN F. THEY'RE PUTTING WILD BACK IN TO HAVE UNDISTURBED PROSPERITY. FORESTRY AND WILDERNESS. NATIONAL PARKS AND CONSERVATION IRRIGATION 12:494-496. NOV. 1906. MAGAZINE 45:10-14. SEPT. 1971. 1552. AUDUBON MAGAZINE. WILDERNESS AREAS IN OUR NATIONAL 1536. ARNOLD, H. H. AERIAL PROTECTION FOR OUR NATIONAL FORESTS. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 56:248. NOV. -DEC. 1954. FORESTS. INTERCOLLEGIATE FORESTRY CLUB ANNUAL AND PROCEEDINGS 1:13-15. APR. 1921. EXCERPT FROM THE CONSERVATION YEARBOOK, 1954.

1537. ARNOLD, JOSEPH F. CRUSADE FOR RANGELAND RESTORATION. 1553. AUSTIN, LLOYD. FOREST GENETICS. AMERICAN FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTS 69:28-32. MAY 1963. 43:444-446, 466-468. SEPT. 1937.

1538. ARNOLD, OREN. EMERGENCY IN GRASS. AMERICAN FORESTS MENTIONS THE ROLE ASSUMED BY THE FOREST SERVICE IN 50:280-283. JUNE 1944. THE INSTITUTE OF FOREST GENETICS, PLACERVILLE, CALIFORNIA. WAS ORIGINALLY CALLED THE EDDY TREE 1539. ARNST, ALBERT. RECREATIONAL FACILITIES: A POTENT PUBLIC BREEDING STATION. RELATIONS FORCE IN FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 52:910-913. DEC.1954. 1554. AUSTIN, LLOYD. NEW ENTERPRISE IN FOREST TREE PLANTING. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 5:928-953. DEC. 1927. 1540. ASHBY, CHARLOTTE M., COMP. CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES, PRELIMINARY 1555. AUTHIER, GEORGE F: BOTH SIDES OF THE RANGE CONTROVERSY: INVENTORIES, NO. 167. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL CONGRESS WILL NEED TO BRUSH UP ON SUCH TERMS AS ARCHIVES, 1967. 71 PP., INDEX. JUSTICE, OVERGRAZING... AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:715-717. DEC.1925. 1541. ASHBY, NEAL. OUR SMALLEST NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:30-31, 50-51. SEPT. 1963. 1556. AVERELL, JAMES L. AMERICAN FOREST LITERATURE FROM A BIBLIOGRAPHY POINT OF VIEW. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY EL YUNOUE NATIONAL IRAINI FOREST. 30:197-199. FEB. 1932.

1542. ASHE, WILLIAM W. THE CREATION OF THE EASTERN NATIONAL 1557. AVERY, JOHN E. STATE VS. PRIVATE OWNERSHIP. FOREST FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:521-525, SEPT. 1922. LEAVES 12:124-126. APR. 1910.

1543. ASHE, WILLIAM W. RESERVED AREAS OF PRINCIPAL FOREST 1558. AYRES, HORACE B., AND ASHE, WILLIAM W. THE SOUTHERN TYPES AS A GUIDE IN DEVELOPING AN AMERICAN APPALACHIAN FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF INTER., SILVICULTLJRE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 20:276-283. MAR. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, PROFESSIONAL PAPER 37, SERIES H, 1922. FORESTRY 12. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1905. 291 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS, INDEX. 1544. ASHE, WILLIAM W. SPECIAL RELATIONS OF FORESTS TO RIVERS IN THE UNITED STATES. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1909. 1559. AYRES, PHILIP W. FOREST FIRE WORK IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. 21 PP. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:756-757. NOV. 1913.

A PUBLIC DOCUMENTS SEPERATE. BENEFITS ACCRUED TO NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTERS UNDER WEEKS ACT APPROPRIATIONS. 1545. ASHE, WILLIAM W. THE VALUE TO SILVICULTURE OF RESERVED AREAS OF NATURAL FOREST TYPES. IN, A NATURALIST'S 1560. AYRES, PHILIP W FOREST PRESERVATION IN THE EASTERN GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. MOUNTAINS. AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS 61 :411-415. BALTIMORE, MD.: THE WILLIAMS AND WILKINS PUBLISHING APR. 1920. COMPANY, 1926. 761 PP., TABLES, MAPS,ILLUS., INDEX. 1561. AYRES, PHILIP W. THE FORESTER AND HIS WORK. THE OUTLOOK 68:301-311. JUNE 1,1901. DISCUSSION IN, AMERICAN FORESTS 57:23, 35, 40, AUG. 1951 1562. AYRES, PHILIP W. NEW ENGLANDS FEDERAL FOREST RESERVE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21:803-812. JULY 1915. 1577. BAILEY, IRVING, W., AND SPOEHR, HA, THE ROLE OF RESEARCH IN THEDEVELOPMENT OF FORESTRY IN NORTH 1563. AYRES, PHILIP W. THE NEW FOREST RESERVES IN THE EASTERN AMERICA. NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1929. 118 MOUNTAINS. THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS 50:46-52 PP., TABLES. JULY 1914. 1578. BAILEY, REED W. PROBLEMS AHEAD IN WILDLAND RESEARCH. 1564. AYRES, PHILIP W. OUR EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS: RECORD JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:837-843. NOV. 1946. STEADY PROGRESS IN ACQUISITION... AMERICAN FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:438-439, 483. JULY 1930. 1579. BAILEY, REED W. SHACKLING THE MOUNTAIN FLOOD. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:101-104, 150. MAR. 1935. THE WEEKS LAW AND THE ACQUISITION OF FOREST LANDS IN THE EASTERN U.S. ARTICLE ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS.

1565. AYRES, PHILIP W. PURCHASE OF FOREST LAND IN THE EASTERN 1580. BAKER, FREDERICK S. ANNUAL MEETING AS IDERF) KABER AND I MOUNTAINS AS A MEANS OF WARDING OFF THE APPROACHING SAW IT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 26:355-363. MAR. 1928. TIMBER SHORTAGE. FOREST LEAVES 18:164-165 OCT. 1922. REFERS TO THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS HELD IN SAN FRANCISCO, 1927. 1566. AYRES, PHILIP W. REASONS FOR A NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. FORESTRY AND 1581. BAKER, FREDERICK S. A CONTRIBUTION TO THE SOLUTION OF IRRIGATION 11:421-427. SEPT. 1905. THE NATIONAL FORESTRY PROBLEM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:281-288. MAR. 1930. 1567. AYRES, ROBERT W. FIRE AND WATER. HOW THE C. C. C. IS SOLVING THESE ACUTE CONSERVATION PROBLEMS IN 1582. BAKER, FREDERICK S. RANGE RESOURCES: AN EXCEPTION TO CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:153-155, 170. APR. ESTABLISHED FEDERAL POLICY. THE IDAHO FORESTER 1934. 1924:26-28. 1924.

1568. AYRES, ROBERT W. JOHN C. WELLS, FOREST RANGER, FOREST 1583. BAKER, FREDERICK S. THE TIMBER PROBLEM IN CONSERVATION. SUPERVISOR, AND GRAZING EXPERT N.P. 1942.13 PP JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:167-171. FEB. 1933. PROCESSED. COMMENTS BY SINCLAIR A. WILSON, PP. 171-174. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, DISCUSSION, PP. 174-176. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 1584. BAKER, FREDERICK S., AND LOCKE, SB. NATIONAL FORESTS OF 1569. AYRES, ROBERT W. THE REAL OLD-TIMERS: PADERSON Y. (BUD) THE INTERMOUNTAIN DISTRICT. IN, A NATURALIST'S LEWIS. NP., 1941. 25 PP., PROCESSED. GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD BALTIMORE, MD.: THE WILLIAMS AND WILKINS PUBLISHING A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, COMPANY,1926. 761 PP., TABLES, MAPS, ILLUS., INDEX. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. SEE PP. 224-232. 1570. AYRES, ROBERT W. WHEN ALL FIRES ARE OUT: A RETROSPECT OF CALIFORNIA'S LONG SUMMER OF SMOKE AND FLAME. 1585. BAKER, HUGH P. FOREST PROBLEMS OF THE COUNTRY AND MANNER AMERICAN FORESTS FOREST LIFE 31:10-12, 54-55. JAN. IN WHICH THEY MAY BE SOLVED. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 1925. 77:38, 40, 42. JULY 26,1923.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN THE FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA IN 1586. BAKER, HUGH P. THE FOREST SCHOOL AND THE EDUCATION OF 1924. THE FORESTER. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 7:15-22. MAR. 1909. 1571. AYRES, ROBERT W., AND HUTCHINSON, WALLACE. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. 1587. BAKER, HUGH P. PROBLEM OF RENEWING FOREST RESOURCES: SERV., MIS. CIRC. 94. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1927. 34 DISCUSSIONOFTHE FOREGOING PAPER AND SUGGESTIONS AS PP., ILLUS., TABLES, MAP. TO A FOREST POLICY. PAPER 25:21 -23. NOV. 26,1919.

1572. BACON, E. M. TRAINING IN FOREST FIRE BEHAVIOR. SEE ALSO PP. 19-21. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:24-25, 47-49. JULY 1958. 1588. BAKER, HUGH P. SOME NEEDS IN FORESTRY EDUCATION. CLEVELAND NATIONAL FOREST, CALIFORNIA. FORESTRY QUARTERLY (0:45-49. MAR. 1912.

1573. BACON, RUSSELL 5. BAD FIRE--A GOOD SALVAGE JOB. 1589. BAKER, IDA A. RECREATION IN THE FEDERAL FOREST RESERVES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:1042-1045. NOV. 1931. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:459-464. AUG. 1917.

M000C NATIONAL FOREST, CALIFORNIA. 1590. BAKER, JOHN H. ' 'STOCKMEN'S BILLS'' IN CONGRESS. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 55:108. MAY-JUNE 1953. 1574. BADEN, A. L. TAXATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SEVERANCE TAXES: A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST 1591. BAKER, JOHN H. NEWS OF WILDLIFE AND CONSERVATION: OF WRITINGS, WASHINGTON, D.C.: 1940.17 PP. AIRPLANES TO STAY OUT OF WILDERNESS. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 52:119. MAR.-APR. 1950. 1575. BADER, ROBERT S. FUN UNDER THE SUN; MARVELOUS MAROON BELLS: DO YOU WANT AN ENJOYABLE AND UNIQUE VACATION' 1592. BAKER, JOHN H. NEWS OF WILDLIFE AND CONSERVATION: CONDOR THEN TAKE IN... (Al TRAIL RIDE. AMERICAN FORESTS PROSPECTS IMPROVE. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 53:122-123. 68:36-37, 55-57. JUNE 1962. MAR-APR. 1951.

MAROON BELLS-SNOWMASS WILDERNESS AREA. WITH TEXT OF PUBLIC LAND ORDER 695, AND COMMENTS REGARDING LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST. 1576. BAILEY, FRED 0. CLOSER LOOK AT AGRICULTURE'S

REORGANIZATION, AMERICAN FORESTS 57:18-19, 30. JULY 1593. BAKER, JOHN H. THE PRESIDENTOFTHE NATIONAL AUDUBON 1951 SOCIETY OFFERS AN ANSWER TO THE INCREASINGLY VEXING QUESTION: HOW CAN NATURAL AREAS BE SAVED? AUDUBON AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:440-443. JULY 1930. MAGAZINE 61:105. MAY-JUNE 1959. SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST WILDERNESS AREA. 1594. BAKER, JOHN H. THE PRESIDENTS REPORT TO YOU. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 49:113-114. MAR. -APR. 1947. 16)4. BARKER, WILLIAM. LIVING QUARTERS FOR WILDLIFE: COORDINATED RESOURCE PLANNING, THE METHOD USED ON COMMENT ON LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY'S ATTEMPT TO GAIN NATIONAL FORESTS, RESULTS IN IMPROVED HABITAT... CONTROL OF FEDERAL GRAZING LANDS. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:16-17, 42, 44. APR. 1957.

1595. BAKER, JOHN H. THE PRESIDENTS REPORT TO YOU: COMMERCE 6)5; BARNES, GEORGE H. REFORESTATION A NATIONAL NECESSITY. VS. WILDERNESS. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 49:114-115. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 12:10, 25-27, APR. 1926. MAR. -APR. 1947. 1616. BARNES, WILL C. ADDRESS: THE FOREST SERVICE AND THE 1596. BAKER, JOHN H. THE PRESIDENTS REPORT TO YOU: WATERSHED STOCKMAN IN 1917. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 8:15-18. TROUBLE. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 51 :37-38. JAN.-FEB. 1949. FEB. 1918.

1597. BAKER, RICHARD ST. BARBE. FOREST CAMPS OF AMERICA. SAME, AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER 38:88-89, CONTEMPORARY REVIEW 147:715-720. JUNE 1935. FEB. 1918.

SOME REFERENCE TO CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. 16)7. BARNES, WILL C. ADOPTION OF NATIONAL FORESTS TO THE GRAZING OF SHEEP: ORDER OUT OF CHAOS-FIRST PLAN OF 1598. BAKER, RICHARD ST. BARBE. GREEN GLORY: THE FORESTS OF CONTROLLED GRAZING EVER ESTABLISHED... AMERICAN THE WORLD. NEW YORK: A.A. WYN, INC.,1949. 253 PP. SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER 36:73-75. FEB. 1916.' PLATES, INDEX. 1618. BARNES, WILL C. APACHES AND LONGHORNS: THE REMINISCENCES SEE CHAPTER 6 FOR REFERENCE TO SAND DUNES. OF WILL C. BARNES. ED. BY FRANK C. LOCKWOOD. LOS ANGELES: THE WARD RICHIE PRESS, 1941. 210 PP., ILLUS. 1599. BAKER, WHITEFORD L. FOREST INSECT RESEARCH AND CONTROL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 57:243-244. APR. 1959. 1619. BARNES, WILL C. BULLS ON THE FOREST RANGES. THE PRODUCER 3:5-9. JULY 192). 1600. BAKER, WILLIS M. FORESTRY: PROBLEM OR OPPORTUNITY. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:363 370. AUG. 1947. 1620. BARNES, WILL C. THE CALL: AN ECHO OF THE WAR FROM DISTANT FOREST DEPTHS. THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 1601. BALDWIN, DONALD N. THE QUIET REVOLUTION: THE GRASS ROOTS 74:1120, 1165, 1)96. DEC. 19,19)8. OF TODAY'S WILDERNESS PRESERVATION MOVEMENT. BOULDER, COLD.; PRUETT PUBLISHING CO. 1972. 295 PP., 1621 BARNES, WILL C. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: ILLUS., MAPS, BIBLIO., INDEX. LICK. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :343, 356. JUNE 1925. 1602. BALDWIN, ELBERT F. THE FIGHT FOR THE NATION. THE OUTLOOK 105:692-694. NOV. 29,1913. 1622. BARNES, WILL C. CARRYING CAPACITY OF RANGE INCREASED BY SYSTEMATIC USE. THE AMERICAN HEREFORD JOURNAL WATER POWER DEVELOPMENT AND THE FIFTH NATIONAL (SOUTHWEST RANGE EDITION)13:24-27, MAY 1,1922. CONSERVATION CONGRESS. 1623. BARNES, WILL C. CUT SHEEP 200,000 IN FOREST RESERVES. 1603. BALDWIN, HENRY I. A FOREST PROTECTION MANUAL FOR THE AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER 37:178. MAR. NORTHEAST: AN EXPERIMENT IN COOPERATION. JOURNAL OF 1917. FORESTRY 35:372-375. APR. 1937. 1624. BARNES, WILL C. THE FAMOUS CASEMENT REPORT. U.S. DEPT. 1604. BALDWIN, HENRY I. INVENTORY OF NATURAL VEGETATION TYPES OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., FOREST WORKER 36-9. JAN. AND THE NEED FOR THEIR PRESERVATION. SCIENCE INS) 1927. 93:81-82. JAN. 24,1941. 1625. BARNES, WILL C. FOREST AND RESERVATION GRAZING FEES. 1605. BALDWIN, HENRY I. PRESERVATION OF NATURAL AREAS. THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 80:247-248. AUG. 25, 1921. SCIENCE INS) 65:423-424. APR. 29, 1927. 1626. BARNES, WILL C. FOREST ASSIGNMENTS FOR 1920. AMERICAN 1606. BALDWIN, HENRY I., AND SHIRLEY, HARDY L. A FOREST SEED SHEEP BREEDER 0 WOOL GROWER 40:322-323. MAY 1920. PROGRAM FOR THE UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:766-770. AUG. 1936. 1627. BARNES, WILL C. FOREST RESERVATION GRAZING FEES. THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 80:247-248. AUG. 25, 192). 1607. BALL, J. L. ANGELS IN HARDHATS. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:12-15, 60. JAN. 1972. 1628. BARNES, WILL C. THE FOREST SERVICE AND THE STOCKMAN: COOPERATION WITH A BIG ''C''. THE PRODUCER 1:5-9. INDIAN FIRE FIGHTERS. JUNE 1919.

1608. BALLAINE, W.C. TAXES AND THE CONSERVATION OF PRIVATELY 1629. BARNES, WILL C. FOREST SERVICE OFFICIALS PLAN TO AID OWNED TIMBER. LAND ECONOMICS 36. AUG. 1960. GOAT BREEDERS. ANGORA JOURNAL 5:22-23. MAY1916.

1609. BANKER, HARRY J. ARBOR DAY:''THE LAST FRIDAY IN 1630. BARNES, WILL C. THE FOREST SERVICE. THE AMES FORESTER APRIL''. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:31, 52-53. APR, 1963. 15:25-30. 1927.

1610. BANKER, HARRY J. ARBOR DAY: THE FIRST 100 YEARS. 1631. BARNES,. WILL C. GAME ONNATIONAL FORESTS. THE PRODUCER AMERICAN FORESTS 78:8-11, 60-61. APR. 1972. 5:5-8. JAN. 1924.

1611. BARBER, JOHN C. THE WORLD OF FOREST TREE BREEDING. 1632. BARNES, WILL C. THE GIRL BEHIND THE FIRE LINE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 67:546-549. AUG. 1969. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:27-32. JAN. 1923.

1612. BARBER, JOHN H. A GLIMPSE OF THE SAN GABRIEL FOREST FIRE LOOKOUTS. RESERVATION. THE FORESTER 4:240-242. DEC. 1898. ¶633. BARNES, WILL C. GRAZING ALLOWANCES FOR 1919. AMERICAN 1613. BARKER, WILLIAM L., JR. CANOEING ON THE SUPERIOR. SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER 39:218-219. APR. 1919. 1634. BARNES, WILL C. GRAZING ALLOWANCES INCREASED. AMERICAN 1653. BARNES, WILL C. UNCLE SAM HELPING THE RANGE CATTLEMAN SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER 38:316-317. MAY 1918. SOLVE HIS PROBLEMS. THE PRODUCER 3:3-8. SEPT. 1921.

1635. BARNES, WILL C. THE GRAZING CONFERENCE IN UTAH. THE RANGE RESEARCH AND THE JORNADA RANGE RESERVE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 83:458-459. APR. 5, 923. EXPERIMENT STATION.

1636. BARNES, WILL C. GRAZING EXPERIMENTS ON THE FEDERAL RANGE 1654. BARNES, WILL C. UNCLE SAM LOSES, OREGON GAINS. THE RESERVES. AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER BREEDER'S GAZETTE 78:1396,1398. DEC. 30,1920. 36:74-75. FEB. 1916.

JAMES T.JARDINE RESIGNS FROM FOREST SERVICE. 1637. BARNES, WILL C. THE GRAZING HOMESTEAD BILL. THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 71:141-142. JAN. 18,1917. 1655. BARNES, WILL C. UNCLE SAM SAVES THE LONGHORN FROM EXTINCTION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:171. 1638. BARNES, WILL C. GRAZING ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE MAR.1927. NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF FORESTRY AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, THE NEWS LETTER 28:1-4. APR. 1928. PRESERVATION OF LONGHORN CATTLE ON WICHITA NATIONAL FOREST, OKLAHOMA. 1639. BARNES, WILL C. GRAZING REGULATIONS. THE BREEDERS GAZETTE 85:579. MAY 8,1924. 1656. BARNES, WILL C. UNCLE SAM-RANGE COWMAN. THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 72:203-204. AUG. 16, 1917. REVISED EDITION OF THE ''NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL OF GRAZING'' OR ''USE BOOK'' RELEASED. 1657. BARNES, WILL C. WESTERN GRAZING GROUNDS AND FOREST RANGES: A HISTORY OF THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY AS 1640. BARNES, WILL C. THE GRAZING SIDE OF THE FOREST SERVICE CONDUCTED ON THE OPEN RANGES OF THE ARID WEST... WORK. AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION, CHICAGO,ILL.: THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE, 1913. 390 PP.' PROCEEDINGS 14:58-65. 1911. ILLUS. , INDEX.

1641. BARNES, WILL C. LIVE STOCK ON FOREST RANGES. THE 1658. BARNES, WILL C. WHERE TO ENJOY A BRIEF SUMMER REST: A BREEDER'S GAZETTE 75:529-530. MAR. 6,1919. NUMBER OF FARM FAMILIES, AT SMALL EXPENSE, TAKE A VACATION EVERY YEAR IN WESTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. 1642. BARNES, WILL C. NEW GRASSLANDS IN THE SOUTHEAST: THE THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 80:113-114. JULY 28,1921. INAUGURATION OF A FEDERAL CONSERVATION POLICY HAS GREATLY INCREASED THE VALUE OF DEFORESTED AREAS IN 1659. BARNES, WILL C. WINNING THE FOREST RANGE. AMERICAN THE APPALACHIAN REGION FOR GRAZING AND STOCK RAISING. FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:398-400, 466. JULY 1930. THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 77:1031-1032. APR. 15,1920.

1660. BARNES, WILL C., El AL. THE SHEEP INDUSTRY. IN, U.S. 1643. BARNES, WILL C. A PIONEER INSPECTOR OF GRAZING. THE DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1923. WASHINGTON, D.C.: BREEDER'S GAZETTE 77:1233. MAY 6, 1920. GPO,1924. 1284 PP., ILLUS. ,GRAPHS, TABLES, MAPS, INDEX. ARTICLE ON ALBERT F. POTTER. SEE PP. 229-310. SEE PARTICULARLY SECTION ON RANGE 1644. BARNES, WILL C. THE RELATION OF THE FOREST SERVICE TO SHEEP, P. 251. THE CATTLEMEN. ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS ASSOCATION, PROCEEDINGS 6:13-18. 1911. 1661. BARNEY, DANIEL R. THE LAST STAND: THE NADER STUDY GROUP REPORT ON THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. THE CENTER FOR 1645. BARNES, WILL C. RETIREMENT OF ALBERT F. POTTER. THE STUDY OF RESPONSIVE LAW, 1972. 315 PP.' ILLUS., JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:211-213. MAR. 1920. MAPS.

1646. BARNES, WILL C. THE ROMANCE OF THE GRASSLANDS. 1662. BARR, JOSEPH W. A CONGRESSMAN TAKES TO THE WOODS. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 9:88-99. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:17-19, 51-52. DEC. 1960. 1927.

CONGRESSMAN BARR ENJOYS RECREATIONAL FACILITIES OF 1647. BARNES, WILL C. THE SHEEPMAN AND THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 10:23-25. JAN. 1920. 1663. BARR, PERCY M., AND COCKRELL, ROBERT A. A GENERAL 1648. BARNES, WILL C. SHEEPMEN ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE OUTLINE OF FORESTRY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 11:21 -22, 33-35. FEB. 1921. UNITED STATES. REV. EDITION. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYLLABUS SERIES, SYLLABUS IH. BERKELEY, 1649. BARNES, WILL C. STOCKMEN AND FOREST RANGES, THE CALIF.: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS, 1937. 158 BREEDER'S GAZETTE 83:394-395. MAR. 22,1923. PP., TABLES, BIBLIO., PROCESSED.

1650. BARNES, WILL C. THE STORY OF THE RANGE. U.S. DEPT. OF SEE PARTICULARLY PART FOUR, ''SOCIAL ASPECTS''. AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1926. 60 FIRST PUBLISHED UNDER SYLLABUS SERIES, SYLLABUS CV, PP., DIAGRMS, MAPS. 1935. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. ''REPRINTED,1926, FROM PART 6 OF THE HEARINGS BEFORE A SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS AND 1664, BARRACLOUGH, K. E. THE DEVELOPMENT OF RECREATION BY THE SURVEYS, UNITED STATES SENATE, 69TH. CONG.,1ST. FOREST SERVICE IN THE BIG COTTONWOOD CANYON, UTAH. SESS. PURSUANT TO SENATE RESOLUTION 347, TO EMPIRE FORESTER 7:20-22. 1921. INVESTIGATE ALL MATTERS PERTAINING TO NATIONAL

FORESTS AND PUBLIC DOMAIN AND THEIR ADMINISTRATION. 1665, BARRETT, L.A. MUNICIPAL CAMPS IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. INTERCOLLEGIATE FORESTRY CLUB ANNUAL AND PROCEEDINGS 1651. BARNES, WILL C. THE STRIPPING OF THE HILLS,. THE 1:21-24. APR. 1921. ''APPALACHIAN BILL'' AND WHAT IT MEANS. HARPER'S WEEKLY 54:11-12. JUNE 4,1910. 1666. BARRETT, L. A. TWO THOUSAND MILES WITH A PACK TRAIN: ON THE TRAIL WITH 'A FOREST OFFICER FORTY YEARS AGO. 1652. BARNES, WILL C. TRAILING A FIREBUG: THE DISTRICT RANGER AMERICAN FORESTS 47:234-235, 249. MAY 1941.. FINDS A GOAT, A BABY, AND SOME CAMELS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:265-269. MAY 1923. 1667. BARRETT, LEONARD I. THE STATUS OF SILVICULTURAL RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:972-977. NOV. 1946. FOREST SERVICE PROVIDES SPECIALISTS TO COPE WITH INFESTATION. 1668. BARROWS, J. S. FOREST FIRE RESEARCH FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:17-20. JAN. 1684. BEALE, JOHN A. FORESTRY IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL DECADE. 1971 JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:639-641. OCT. 1970.

1669. BARROWS, J. S. LIGHTNING FIRE RESEARCH IN THE ROCKY 1685. BEAMAN, 0. C. THE ABUSES OF THE FOREST RESERVE SYSTEM AS MOUNTAINS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 52:845-847. NOV. AT PRESENT ADMINISTERED: ADDRESS.. .AT THE PUBLIC 1954. LANDS CONVENTION HELD AT DENVER, COLO., JUNE 18, 1907. DENVER, COLO. :PRESS OF THE WESTERN NEWSPAPER 1670. BARRY, E. F. REPORT OF HIGHLIGHTS IN NATIONAL FOREST UNION, 1907.16 PP. OPERATIONS IN REGION ONE DURING 1957 AND SOME OF THE MORE IMPORTANT OBJECTIVES FOR THE FUTURE IA 1686. BEAMAN, 0. C. THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND THE FOREST REPORT.. .TO THE COLUMBIA INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE AT SERVICE: ADDRESS.. .AT THE 16TH NATIONAL IRRIGATION MOSCOW, IDAHO ON MARCH 26, 1958). U.S. DEPT. OF CONGRESS HELD AT ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX., SEPT. 29, AGRIC., FOR SERV., NORTHERN REGION. MISSOULA, 1908. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.: MORNING JOURNAL PRESS, MONT.)?): NORTHERN REGION, 1957)?).15 PP. 1908. 20 PP.

A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 1687. BEATLE, DAVID. VISIT TO A NATIONAL GRASSLANDS. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 38:10-13. OCT. 1964.

1671. BATES, ANSON. WHAT WILDERNESS MEANS TO ME. AMERICAN CROSS TIMBERS GRASSLANDS, TEXAS. FORESTS 64:24-25, 57-60. FEB. 1958.

1688. BEATTY, ROBERT 0. THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT. THE 1672. BATES, C. G. NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND DISTRICT. IN, A NATURALISTS GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. SOCIAL SCIENCE 281:10-19. MAY 952.

ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MO : THE WILLIAMS AND WILKINS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. 761 SUBTITLE,''THE FUTURE OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES PP., TABLES, MAPS, INDEX.

1689. BECKER, BOB. TONGASS--THE ISLAND FOREST. AMERICAN SEE PP. 237-248. FORESTRY 29:406-410. JULY 1923.

1673. BATES, C. 6. PLANTING IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST, ALASKA. SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 17:609-616. DEC. 1923. 1690. BEDARD, PAUL W. ,AND YLVISAKER, PAUL N. THE FLAGSTAFF 1674. BATES, CARLOS C. SILVICULTURAL SYSTEMS OF MANAGEMENT FOR FEDERAL SUSTAINED YIELD UNIT. INTER-UNIVERSITY CASE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAIN FORESTS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN PROGRAM, INC. NO. 37. THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY, FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 7:106-116. MAR. 1912. INC., COLLEGE DIVISION, 1957. 24 PP.

1675. BATES, CHARLES G. HURRICANE DAMAGE TO PORTO ISIC) RICAN 1691. BEESEY, CHARLES E. ARE THE TREES ADVANCING OR RETREATING FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:772, 774. MAY 1930. UPON THE NEBRASKA PLAINS? SCIENCE INS) 10:768-770. NOV. 24, 1899. 1676. BATES, CHARLES C. A VISION OF THE FUTURE NEBRASKA FOREST, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 25:1030-1040. DEC. SEE ALSO,ISSUE OF 6:573, OCT. 15, 1897. 1927. 1692. BEHAN, RICHARD W. THE BIG STEP: THIS PRIZE WINNING 1677. BATES, CHARLES C., AND RUDOLF, PAUL 0. CREATING NEW ARITCLE REVEALS THE MYRIAD OF SENSATIONS EXPERIENCED FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:844-846. SEPT. BY SMOKE JUMPERS... AMERICAN FORESTS 63:20-21, 68, 1938. 71. MAR. 1957.

1678. BAUM, ARTHUR II. WHY OUR FORESTS ARE BURNING UP: I-THE 693. BEHAN, RICHARD W. TIMBER MINING: ACCUSATION OR PROSPECT? FOREST SERVICE HAS LOST ITS VISION OF THE REAL JOB. AMERICAN FORESTS 77.4-6, 43-44. NOV. 1971. THE OUTLOOK 146:472-474. AUG. 10 1927. ARTICLE ON CLEARCUTTING. FOREST SERVICE HAS TOP-HEAVY ORGANIZATION. SEE ALSO, ISSUES OF 146:508-510, AUG. 17,1927; AND 146:540, 1694. BEHAN, RICHARD W. WILDERNESS PURISM: HERE WE GO AGAIN. 542-543, AUG. 24,1927 FOR THE THREE-PART ARTICLE. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:8-11. DEC. 1972.

1679. BAUM, ARTHUR M. THE YOUNG MAN, FORESTRY AND THE FOREST 1695. BEHRE, C. EDWARD. THE FIRST TEN YEARS OF THE SERVICE. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 4:16-17, 30-31. 1922. NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. SCIENCE INS) 78:139. AUG.18, 1933. 1680. BAUM, FRANK G. WATER POWER DEVELOPMENT IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS: A SUGGESTED GOVERNMENT POLICY. REPRINT. 1696. BEHRE, C. EDWARD. NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION NEW YORK: AMERICAN INSITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, SURVEYS ITS FIRST TEN YEARS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., 1908. 9 PP. FOR. SERV., NORTHEASTERN FOR. EXP. STA., OCCASIONAL PAPER 2. NEW HAVEN, CONN. :NORTHEASTERN FOREST A PRELIMINARY PAPER. A COPY DEPOSITED IN THE EXPERIMENT STATION, 1933.7 PP., PROCESSED. NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL 1681. BAYLESS, BRUCE J. NEGOTIATING PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENTS LIBRARY. ON TIMBERLANDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 59:433-437. JUNE 1961. 1697, BEHRE, C. EDWARD. THE PLACE OF FORESTRY IN THE NEW AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF 1682. BEAL, JAMES A., AND HUTCHINS, LEE II. THE ROLE OF THE FORESTRY 34:674-681. JULY 1936. FOREST SERVICE IN CONTROL OF INSECTS AND DISEASES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 53:129-132. FEB. 1955. THE AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM REPLACED THE INVALIDATED AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ADMINISTRATION. 1683. SEAL, JAMES A., El AL. BEETLE EXPLOSION IN HONDURAS. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:31-33, NOV. 1964. 1698. BELL, LANDON C. HARDWOOD MANUFACTURERS' ATTITUDE TOWARD NATIONAL FORESTRY POLICY. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 110:42-45. APR. 7,1923. 17(6. BERRYMAN, JACK H. LOGAN CANYON ROAD CONTROVERSY: ANATOMY OF A PRINCIPLE. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 37:12-15. 1699. BELL, LANDON C. THE PRESENT STATUS OF PUBLIC FORESTRY JULY 1963. MEASURES. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 119:47-49, MAY 9, 1925. ARTICLE ON HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION THROUGH THE CACHE NATIONAL FOREST. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 43:18-20, NOV. 1700. BELL, TOM. REPORTS FROM THE FIELD: PROPOSED WASHAKIE 1969 FOR ADDITIONAL COMMENTS. WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 98.31-37. AUTUMN 1967. 17(7. BESLEY, F.W. FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP AND JURISDICTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:127-135. FEB. 1938. 1701. BELLIS, GEORGE. A TRIP THROUGH THE SAN BERNARDINO FOREST RESERVE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:521-525. NOV. 1718. BESLEY, F.W. STATE AND FEDERAL ACOUISITION OF FOREST 1904. LANDS IN THE EAST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:113-118, FEB. 1929. 1702. BELLOIIY, M. D. NATIONAL FOREST SUMMER HOMES. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:20-21, 51. SEPT. 1956. 1719. BESLEY, F.W. STATE FORESTS IN RELATION TO THE NATIONAL FOREST PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 24:153-158. FOR REPLY SEE HERMAN H. CHAPMAN IN ISSUE OF 63.5, 76, FEB. 1926. 79, FEB. 1957.

1720. BESLEY, F.W. STATE FORESTS VS. NATIONAL FORESTS: 1703. BELVEA, HAROLD C. OUR NATIONAL FOREST RESOURCES. THE MARYLAND'S ANSWER. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE RURAL NEW YORKER 104:3, 10. JAN. 6, 1945. 33:470. AUG. 1927.

1704. BENEDICT, M.A. LOCAL VALUES OF PERMANENT FOREST MARYLAND STATE FORESTER EXPLAINS WHY ENABLING ACT OF MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:159-160. FEB. 1908 WAS REPEALED THUS PREVENTING FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 1929. FROM BUYING FOREST LANDS FOR NATIONAL FORESTS.

1705. BENEDICT, N.A. A NEW TYPE OF FIRE LINE. AMERICAN 721. BESLEY, LOWELL. STATEMENT BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY 20:281-286. APR.1914. INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS SUPPORTING S.1713, A BILL TO AMEND THE ACT OF JULY 31, 1947 (61 STAT. 681) 1706. BENEDICT, M.A. TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF FIRE PROTECTION IN AND THE MINING LAWS TO PROVIDE FOR MULTIPLE USE OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA. JOURNAL OF THE SURFACE OF THE SAME TRACTS OF PUBLIC LANDS.. MAY FORESTRY 28:707-710. MAY 1930. 8, 1955. NP., 1955.5 PP., PROCESSED.

1707. BENNION, GLENN. THE PROGRAM FOR INCREASING WESTERN GAME A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, IN RELATION TO FOREST GRAZING. THE NATIONAL WOOL UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. GROWER 22:37-39. JAN. 1932. 1722. BESLEY, LOWELL. WHERE THE AIMERICAN) F)ORESTRY) 1708. BENNION, GLENN. RE-GRASSING THE RANGE: THE ORIGINAL A(SSOCIAT)ON) STANDS:.. WHY ASSOCIATION NOW SUPPORTS CONDITION OF WESTERN LANDS-GRASS VERSUS HR. 8225. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:8, 49. MAY 1954. SAGEBRUSH-PRACTICAL CONTROL METHODS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 14:19-21. JUNE 1924. H.R. 8225 CITED AS THE NATIONAL FOREST PUBLIC USE ACT. FOR RESPONSE SEE ARTICLE IN ISSUE OF 14:13-14, JULY 1924. 1723. BETHLAHMY, NEDAVIA, AND BARR, GEORGE. BULL RUN WATERSHED. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:16-18, 62-64. JUNE 1709. BENTLEY, JOHN, JR. SEEING THE NORTHERN NATIONAL FORESTS 1957. FROM A FORD. CORNELL FORESTER 4:20-23. MAY 1924. A PARTIAL SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY FOR PORTLAND, 1710. BENTLEY, WILLIAM R. AN ECONOMIC MODEL OF PUBLIC TIMBER OREGON. SALES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 67:405-409. JUNE 1969. 1724. BETTER HOMES' AND GARDENS. WILDERNESS FINISHING SCHOOL: DISCUSSION BY R.A. JONES AND W.J. MEAD, PP. 410-414. IT'S A RUGGED DEAL.. BUT EVERY YEAR, COLLEGE STUDENTS RUSH TO ENROLL IN THIS 50-WEEK COURSE. BETTER HOMES 1711. BENTON, JOEL. FORESTRY AND THRIFT. HARPER'S WEEKLY AND GARDENS 33:238, 256, 258-259. MAY 955. 39:416. MAY 4, 1895. 1725. BETTS, CLIFFORD A. CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION IN THE NATIONAL 1712. BERGOFFEN, W, W. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. IN, TREES: FORESTS. JOURNAL, AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. 17:1-10. SEPT. 1945. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, CHARTS,INDEX. 1726. BETTS, CLIFFORD A. RECREATIONAL USE OF FOREST WATERS: DESIGNING DAMS TO IMPROVE THE RECREATIONAL SEE PP. 19-36 FOR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON FORESTRY. ADVANTAGES. ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD 125:297-299. AUG. 29, 1940. 1713. BERNARD, TOM. PLAYGROUNDS FOR EVERYONE.. YOU'LL FIND UNCLE SAM HAS PROVIDED FOR YOUR VACATION PLEASURE IN 1727. BElTS, FLOYD E. SHEEP IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE

THE NATIONAL FORESTS.. . THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 88:856-857. DEC. 31, 1925. 150:42-43. OCT. 1950. CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 89:15-16, JAN. 7,1926. 1714. BERRY, CHARLES R. ECONOMIC TIMBER POLICY URGED. THE TIMBERFIAN 25:180-183, APR. 1924. 728. BEVERIDGE, ALBERT J. THE NATIONAL FOREST SERVICE: SPEECH.. .IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, FRIDAY, WRONG PAGINATION; PP. 181-182 MISSING. FEBRUARY 22, 1907. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1907. 33 PP. 1715. BERRY, SWIFT. SHAKE-MAKING AND TRAY MILLS IN CALIFORNIA NATIONAL FORESTS. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 11:388-392. 1729. BEYHEL, JAMES S. THE FUTURE OF MULTIPLE USE:IF MULTIPLE SEPT. 1913. USE IS TO BE A VIABLE PRODUCT, LAND MANAGERS MUST GET OVER THE NOTION THAT THE PRINCIPAL FUNCTION OF A SHAKE SALES SHOULD BE ELIMINATED AND TRAY MILLS FOREST IS TO HARVEST WOOD.. .THE RECREATIONAL USER SUBSTITUTED. MUST BE PREPARED TO PAY THE REAL PRICE FOR THE SERVICES HE REQUIRES. . AMERICAN FORESTS 75:32-34, THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 62-63. DEC. 1969. 1746. BLEY, C. F. FORESTRY AND THE NATION. NATIONAL STOCKMAN ADDRESS. 8 FARMER 45:212. MAY 21, 1921.

1730. BIEN, MORRIS. RIGHTS OF WAY IN FOREST RESERVES. 1747. BLOCH, DON. FOREST PLEASURES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1905. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:376-380, 404, 416. AUG. 1937. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO.,1905. 474 PP. 1748. BLODGETT, JOHN W. REFORESTATION AND TIMBER CONSERVATION: NATION-WIDE REFORESTATION POLICY A NECESSITY-FEDERAL PP. 81-86. GOVERNMENT WELL EQUIPPED TO DEAL WITH PROBLEM... MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 46:59-63, 72. FEB. 1924. 1731. BILLINGS, C. L. ''CANNED HEAT'' OR FOREST REGULATION BY THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT BY FAIR MEANS.. .OR OTHERWISE: 1749. BLOOMFIELD, HOWARD. QUANDRY ON THE CAMPGROUNDS. AN INDICTMENT OF FOREST SERVICE PROPAGANDA. MOSCOW, AMERICAN FORESTS 75:4-7, 38-39 JULY 1969. IDAHO; IDAHO STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATIONPI, 1941.16 PP., ILLUS. LACK OF FACILITIES FOR RECREATIONI5T5.

1732. BILLINGS, C. L. FORESTRY--NOW OR LATER? A PLEA FOR A 1750. BLOOMFIELD, HOWARD. QUEST FOR QUALITY-AN INTERVIEW WITH CONSTRUCTIVE NATIONAL LAND EXCHANGE POLICY. THE FOREST SERVICE CHIEF JOHN R. MCGUIRE. AMERICAN IDAHO FORESTER 1921 :5-8. 1921. FORESTS 78:8-ID, 61-62. OCT. 1972.

1733. BISHOP, FREEMAN C. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS CARRIES PORTRAITS OF PAST FOREST SERVICE CHIEFS, P. 11. ON. UNDAUNTED BY THE RIGORS OF WINTER, 200,000 YOUNG

MEN RE-ENROLL... AMERICAN FORESTS 39:507-509, 524. 1751. BLUMER, J. C. PROGRESS OF FORESTRY IN 1905. THE NOV. 1933. FRUITMAN AND GARDENER 9:3-4,18. MAY 1906.

1734. BISHOP, FREEMAN C. REMEMBERED MEN: THE CIVILIAN 1752. BODINE, LEO V. ''OPERATION FLIT GUN'': LIFE TO IDAHO'S CONSERVATION CORPS... AMERICAN FORESTS 39:350-352, TUSSOCK MOTHS WAS JUST ONE AIR RAID ALARM AFTER 380. AUG. 1933. ANOTHER AMERICAN FORESTS 53:440-443. OCT 1947.

1735. BISHOP, L. L. THE ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST. FOREST 1753. BODINE, LEO V. BAKER BILL OPPOSED. AMERICAN FORESTS LEAVES 18:139-141. JUNE 1922. 60:2. JULY 1954.

1736. BISHOP, L. L. A NATIONAL FOREST AS A LOCAL ECONOMIC REFERENCE TO H.R. 8225 WHICH WOULD REGULATE NATIONAL FACTOR. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:1060-1066. NOV. FOREST RECEIPTS. 1931

1754 BODLEY, R E. THE ELK REFUGE ON THE GALLATIN NATIONAL 1737. BISHOP, L.L. NATIONAL FORESTRY IN PENNSYLVANIA. FOREST. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:50-51. 1917. FOREST LEAVES 18:171-173. OCT. 1922. 1755 BODLEY, R. E. GRAZING RECONNAISANCE ON THE COCONINO 1738. BLACK, JOHN D. THE ROLE OF FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL NATIONAL FOREST. THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, THE GOVERNMENTS IN PROMOTING FORESTRY. AMERICAN FOREST CLUB ANNUAL 5:71-81. 1913. PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, PROCEEDINGS 89:434-443. JULY 18,1945. 1756. BOERKER, RICHARD H. DOUAI. BEHOLD OUR GREEN MANSIONS: A BOOK ABOUT AMERICAN FORESTS... CHAPEL HILL, NC.: 1739. BLACK, ROBERT L. THE FOREST SERVICE. THE OUTLOOK UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA PRESS, 1945. 313 PP., 80:1020-1028. AUG. 26, 1905. ILLUS., MAPS, DIAGRMS., INDEX.

1740. BLAIR, ROBERT C. FORESTRY, A THERAPY FOR DELINQUENT 1757. BOERKER, RICHARD H. DOUAI. THE DESTRUCTION OF AMERICAN YOUTHS. AMERICAN FORESTS 61 :8-11, 58. AUG. 1955. FORESTS. CONSERVATION 15:114-116. FEB. 1909.

FOREST SERIVCE CAMPS IN UTAH'S WASATCH NATIONAL 1758. BOERKER, RICHARD H. DOUAI. DREAM COME TRUE:IF YOU LOSE FOREST. WITH EDITORIAL COMMENT. FAITH LOOK SOUTH. THE LAND 10:283-284. AUTUMN 1951.

1741. BLAIR, ROBERT C. MENDING A MOUNTAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS COMMENTS ON THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 66:20-23, 52. FEB.1960. 1759. BOERKER, RICHARD H. DOUAI. A HISTORICAL STUDY OF FOREST YOUNGSTERS REFOREST FOOTHILLS OF WASATCH MOUNTAINS IN ECOLOGY;ITS DEVELOPMENT IN THE FIELDS OF BOTANY AND UTAH. FORESTRY. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 14:380-432. SEPT. 1916. 1742. BLAIS, MERLIN. FORESTRY IN ACTION: SECTIONAL REVIEW.. NORTHWEST: TIMBER HEARINGS IN THE NORTHWEST: 1760. BOERKER, RICHARD H. DOUAI. OUR NATIONAL FORESTS: A SHORT GOVERNMENT STEWARDSHIP OF NORTHWEST TIMBER WAS THE POPULAR ACCOUNT OF THE WORK OF THE UNITED STATES SUBJECT OF A CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY... AMERICAN FOREST SERVICE ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. NEW YORK: FORESTS 62:34-35, 59. JAN. 1956. THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1918. 238 PP., ILLUS., TABLES.

1743. BLAIS, MERLIN. MAGNIFICENT MOUNT HOOD. AMERICAN 1761, BOESCH, MARK. THE MOOSE CREEK ARBOR VITAES. AUDUBON FORESTS 60:24-27, 58, 60, 62. SEPT. 1954. MAGAZINE 56:248-251. NOV-DEC. 1954.

1744. BLANCHARD AND MAIlER ARCHITECTS. UNITED STATES FOREST ARTICLE ON THE ARBOR VITAES ON THE BITTERROOT-SELWAY SERVICE BUILDING PROGRAM, 1933-1936; REGION 5. WILDERNESS AREA. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER 137:35-45. JUNE 1939. 1762. BOLLER, W. H. THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF ARBOR DAY. THE 1745. BLANCHARD, N. C., ET AL. EDS. PROCEEDINGS OF A RURAL NEW YORKER 97:289. APR. 19, 1947. CONFERENCE OF GOVERNORS IN THE WHITE HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C., MAY 13TH TO 15TH, 1908. 1763. BOLLES, W. H. AFIELD WITH A FOREST RANGER. AMERICAN WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1909. 451 PP. FORESTS 37:407-409, 430. JULY 1931.

THE COMPLETE RECORD OF THE GOVERNORS CONFERENCE ON 1764. BOLLES, W. H. THE HOUR BEFORE DAWN. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:310-312. JULY 1935. 1781. BRADSHAW, HENRY, AND BRADSHAW, VERA. VACATIONS OFF THE BEATEN PATH: HAVE YOU OFTEN DREAMED OF EXPLORING...? FIRE CONTROL AND SUPPRESSION, IDAHO NATIONAL FORESTS PEOPLE DO IT EVERY YEAR. BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS 31 :64-65, 344-345, 347-352. MAY 1953. 1765. BOONE, ANDREW R. GUARDING THE NATION'S FORESTS FROM FIRE. CURRENT HISTORY 28:999-1002. SEPT. 1928. 1782. BRANDBORG, STEWART (1. THE FUTURE WITH THE WILDERNESS ACT: SETTING NEW PATTERNS UNDER A LANDWORK LAW. THE 1766. BOONE, ANDREW R. MINUTE MEN OF THE FIRE LINE: VOLUNTEER LIVING WILDERNESS 92:40-SI. SPRING 1966. DOCTORS AND FIRST-AID MEN.. USE SHORTWAVE RADIO COMMUNICATIONS... SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 156:362-363. 783. BRANDBORG, STEWART M. THE JOB AHEAD UNDER THE WILDERNESS JUNE 1937. ACT. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 86:13-18. SPRING-SUMMER 1964. 1767. BOONE, ANDREW R. OUTGUESSING FOREST FIRES: HOW RANGERS GET THE JUMP ON THE RED DEMON. POPULAR SCIENCE INCLUDES THE AUTHOR'S SECTION-BY-SECTION MONTHLY 135:108-Ill. NOV. 1939. INTERPRETATION OF THE WILDERNESS ACT.

1768. BOOTH, MERRITT. MINING ON FOREST RESERVES: THE NATIONAL 1784. BRANDBORG, STEWART M. ON THE CARRYING CAPACITY OF FORESTS ARE OPEN FOR PROSPECTING AND MINING UNDER THE WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 84:28-33. SAME REGULATIONS THAT APPLY TO SUCH OPERATIONS SUMMER-FALL 1963. OUTSIDE THE RESERVES.. .THE AUTHOR MAINTAINS THAT LEGITIMATE PROSPECTING IS FOSTERED BY THE FOREST EXCERPT FROM ADDRESS, AUG. 26,1963, TO THE SOIL SERVICE. THE ENGINEERING AND MINING JOURNAL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA. 93:1215-1216. JUNE 22, 1912. 1785. BRANDBORG, STEWART II. STATUS REPORT ON THE WILDERNESS 1769. BORDEN, HAROLD L., AND JOHNSON, FRED R. PLAN FOR THE ACT REVIEWED. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 98:40-42. RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF MOUNT OF THE HOLY CROSS AUTUMN 1967. REGION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:813-825. OCT.1930. 1786. BRANIFF, EDWARD A. THE RESERVE POLICY IN OPERATION. 1770. BORLAND, H. OUR GREEN MANSIONS. NEW YORK TIMES FORESTRY QUARTERLY 2:137-144. MAY 1904. MAGAZINE. AUG. 4,1940. 1787. BRANT, IRVING. AMERICA INVADES THE WILDERNESS. PP. 12-13. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:639-642. OCT. 1929.

1771. BOWDEN, GEORGE K. GRAZING ON NATIONAL FORESTS AND THE 1788. BRANT, IRVING. FOREST LOOKOUTS DEFY LTGHTNING STATIONS PUBLIC DOMAIN. AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVESTOCK STRUCK FREQUENTLY AND MANY LOOKOUTS KILLED BEFORE ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS 29:39-54. 1926. LIGHTNING PROTECTION ''BIRD CAGES'' WERE ADOPTED. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 138:489-492. JUNE 1928. COMMENT, PP. 54-55. (789 BRAUNTON, ERNEST. FORESTRY AND AGRICULTURE. CALIFORNIA 1772. BOWER, RAY F. PRESIDENT'S (FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT) CULTIVATOR 82:187. MAR. 30,1935. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:7-9 46. JAN. 1934. 1790 BREEDER'S GAZETTE. RESERVE PASTURES ON NATIONAL FORESTS. 1773. BOWERS, EDWARD A. THE FUTURE OF FEDERAL FOREST THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 75:1358. JUNE 5, 1919. RESERVATIONS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10 131-135. MAR. 1904. 1791 BREEN, F. S. THE BLACK MESA FOREST RESERVE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:149-153. MAR. 1906. 1774. BOWERS, EDWARD A., ET AL. A PLAN TO SAVE THE FORESTS:

FOREST PRESERVATION BY MILITARY CONTROL. THE 1792 BREEN, F.S. FOREST RESERVES AS SEEN AT CLOSE RANGE. CENTURY MAGAZINE INS) 49:626-634. FEB. 1895. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:180-183. APR. 1907.

A SYMPOSIUM. 1793 BRENNAN, MATTHEW J. THE PINCHOT INSTITUTE FOR CONSERVATION STUDIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 1775. BOWIE, E.H. FIRE-WEATHER PROJECTS IN RETROSPECT AND 63:601-602. AUG. 1965. PROSPECT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:808-810. MAY 1931. 794 BRENNER, BERNARD. LAND GRABBERS IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS 1776. BOWMAN, A. B. RANGERS CORNER: RANGER MEETS BEAR. THE NATION'S AGRICULTURE 27:14-15. DEC.1952. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:522. NOV. 1938. BRERETON, CHARLES V. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST 1777. BOWMAN, ELDON G. HAS SMOKEY BEAR OUTLIVED HIS RANGERS: HIS OWN PETARD. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST USEFULNESS? A GROWING NUMBER OF PEOPLE.. .BELIEVE THAT LIFE 32:28-30. JAN. 1926. A SYMBOL SHOULD KEEP UP WITH SCIENCE... AMERICAN FORESTS 74:12-15, 54-57. NOV. 1968. BRESSMAN, E.N. A LAND TAKES ROOT: THE LESSON OF THE

SHELTERBELTS. . IS ONE WHICH EVERY OPERATOR.. CAN TURN PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF AND ATTITUDE TOWARDS WILD TO PROFIT. SUCCESSFUL FARMING 36:12-13. APR. (938. ANIMALS.

1797. BREWSTER, D. R. SILVICAL RESEARCH IN DISTRICT ONE. THE 1778. BOYCE, CHARLES W. AERIAL FOREST FIRE PATROL TN OREGON FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:15-16, 34-35, 1917. AND CALIFORNIA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 19:771-775. NOV. 1921, 1798. BRIGGS, C. W. FOREST TAXATION IN OPERATION. FOREST FARMER 8:8-11. SEPT. 959. 1779. BOYCE, CHARLES W. THE FOREST PROBLEM OF THE UNITED

STATES: WHAT IT IS AND THE IMMEDIATE MEASURES INITS 1799. BRIGGS, C. W. THE TIMBER OWNER AND HIS TAX EXPERT PLAN SOLUTION. THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD TO INSURE CAPITAL GAINS. FOREST INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE 12:65-69. APR. (930. ON TIMBER VALUATION AND TAXATION. JOURNAL OF TAXATION, 236-240. APR.1959. 1780. BOYCE, CHARLES W. MIRACLES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:391 -397. MAR. 1931. 1800. BRIGHAM, NORTON R. PROPOSED ST. JOE WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS (06:15-18. SUMMER 1969. FOREST POLICY. FOR A REPLY BY HERMAN H. CHAPMAN SEE ISSUE OF 29:1182-1190, DEC. 1931. AN IDAHO WILDERNESS AREA. 1801. BRITTON, N. L., AND woicoir, GEORGE N. PORTO (SIC) RICO 1815. BROOKS, PAUL. WARNING: THE CHAIN SAW COMETH. THE AND THE VIRGIN ISLANDS. IN, A NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO ATLANTIC MONTHLY 228:95-99. DEC. 1971. THE AMERICAS. ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: THE WILLIAMS AND WILKENS PUBLISHING COMPANY, ARTICLE ON LOGGING ON ADMIRALTY ISLAND, TONGASS 1926. 161 Pp., TABLES, MAPS, ILLUS.,INDEX. NATIONAL FOREST. FOR REPLY WITH REJOINER BYEDWARD P. CLIFF SEE, THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY 229:37-38, FEB. SEE PP. 700-705. LUQUILLO NATIONAL FOREST MENTIONED. 1972.

1802. BROADBENT, SYLVESTER. CUTTING FOREST GRAZING 1816. BROWER, DAVID. WILDERNESS AND THE CONSTANT ADVOCATE. PERMITS- -WHERE DOES IT LEAD TO? AT THE ANNUAL THE LIVING WILDERNESS 86:42-43. SPRING-SUMMER 1964. CONVENTION OF THE UTAH WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION.. .MR. SYLVESTER BROADBENT. .DISCUSSED NATIONAL FOREST AND REPRINT OF AN ARTICLE BY BOWER IN, SIERRA CLUB

PUBLIC DOMAIN MATTERS.. . THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER BULLETIN, SEPTEMBER 1964. 25:29, 38-39. MAY 1935. 1817. BROWER, DAVID, ED. WILDERNESS; AMERICA'S LIVING 1803. BROCKMAN, C. FRANK. THE RECREATIONAL USE OF FOREST LANDS HERITAGE. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: SIERRA CLUB, 1961. IN THE UNITED STATES. IN, AMERICAN FORESTRY, SIX 204 PP., ILLUS. DECADES OF GROWTH. ED. BY HENRY CLEPPER AND ARTHUR B. MEYER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN 1818. BROWN, A. A. DESIGN OF NATIONAL FOREST TRANSPORTATION FORESTERS, 1960. 319 PP., INDEX. PLANS TO MEET THE FIRE CONTROL PROBLEM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:490-495. MAY 1937. SEE PP. 148-161. 1819. BROWN, A. A. DESIGN OF TRANSPORTATION PLANS TO MEET THE 1804. BROCKMAN, C. FRANK. RECREATIONAL USE OF WILD LANDS. FIRE CONTROL PROBLEM IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK: MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INC., 1959. 346 JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:563-570, JUNE 1937. PP., ILLUS. TABLES, INDEX. 1820. BROWN, A.A. IMPROVING FOREST FIRE DETECTION IN AMERICAN FORESTRY SERIES. SEE ESPECIALLY CHAPTER 6, CALIFORNIA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33.923-931. NOV. ''THE NATIONAL FORESTS AS OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL 1935. AREAS''.

1821. BROWN, A.A. PLANNING FIRE LOOKOUTS IN CALIFORNIA. 1805. BRONSON, JAMES D. AMERICA'S FORESTS; CHAOTIC AMERICAN FORESTS 42:214-215. MAY 1936. CONSTERNATION OR CONSTRUCTIVE CONSERVATION? ADDRESS. .NATIONAL FOREST PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION,67TH 1822. BROWN, A.A., AND FUNKE, F. W. REDESIGNING PLANS OF ANNUAL MEETING, WASHINGTON, D.C., MAY 13, 1969. COMMUNICATION FOR THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL FOREST PRODUCTS JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:708-714. JULY 1936. ASSOCIATION, 1969.14 PP. 1823. BROWN, ARTHUR A. WHAT ABOUT POSTWAR CHANGES? JOURNAL 1806. BROOKS, A.B. NATIONAL FORESTS AND THEIR GAME RESOURCES. OF FORESTRY 43:235. APR.1945. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 8:34-38. 1926. EDITORIAL ON EOUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT.

1807. BROOKS, A. B. UNCLE SAM'S FORESTS AS GAME REFUGES. 1824. BROWN, CARROLL E. ,CaMP. HISTORY OF THE ROGUE RIVER AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:160-163 MAR. 1926. NATIONAL FOREST, OREGON... U.S. FOREST SERVICE. MEDFORD, OREGON: ROGUE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST, 1960 1808. BROOKS, DAVID B. STRIP MINING, RECLAMATION, AND THE ILLUS. MAPS. PUBLIC INTEREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 72:18-19, 53-55, 57. MAR. 1966. NO PAGINATION. WORK MAY BE LOCATED AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, MEDFORD, OREGON. VOLUME COVERS PERIOD MENTION OF HOOSIER NATIONAL FOREST AND CUMBERLAND 1893-1932. A SECOND VOLUME PROPORTEDLY HAS BEEN NATIONAL FOREST. PROCESSED BUT APPARENTLY NOT CIRCULATED.

1809. BROOKS, FRED C. SENATE HEARS CLEARCUTTING CONCERNS. 1825. BROWN, HELEN W. A KINGDOM FOR A SONG:...HERE'S HOW YOU JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:299-302. MAY 1971. CAN LEASE.. GOVERNMENT LAND ON WHICH TO BUILD YOUR. ..''ESCAPE'' HOUSE. HOUSE BEAUTIFUL 88:71, 1810. BROOKS, JAMES F. THE SUPERVISORS MEETING: THE ANNUAL 104-lOS. JULY 1946. MEETING OF DISTRICT ONE. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:21-22. 1917. 1826. BROWN, HENRY S. PUNISHING THE LAND LOOTERS. THE OUTLOOK 85:427-439. FEB. 23,1907. 1811. BROOKS, PAUL. CONGRESSMAN IWAYNE N.I ASPINALL VS. THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES: HOW ONE STUBBORN 1827. BROWN, JAMES. FIGHTING A FOREST FIRE. AMERICAN hAN.. .CAN DEFY THE WILL OF CONGRESS AND JEOPARDIZE A FORESTRY 22:593. OCT. 1916. NATIONAL ASSET OF INCALCULABLE VALUE. HARPER'S MAGAZINE 226:60-63. MAR. 1963. 1828. BROWN, NELSON C. DEFEATISM OR OPTIMISM IN FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:471 -473. APR. 1930. 1812. BROOKS, PAUL. THE PURSUIT OF WILDERNESS. BOSTON, MASS.: HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY, 1971. 220 PP., 1829. BROWN, NELSON C. LOGGING--PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES IN ILLUS., MAPS. THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. NEW YORK: JOHN WILEY AND SONS, INC., 1934. 284 PP.,ILLUS., TABLES, 1813. BROOKS, PAUL. ROADLESS AREA. THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY DIAGRMS. ,BIBLIO.,INDEX. 193:47-50. JUNE 1954. SOME REFERENCE TO FOREST SERVICE OPERATIONS IN ARTICLE ON THE OUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. DETERMINING STUMPAGE VALUE. OF GENERAL INTEREST TO SUBJECT OF LOGGING. 1814. BROOKS, PAUL. ROADLESS AREA, NEW YORK: ALFRED A. KNOPF, 1964. 260 PP., ILLUS. 1830. BROWN, NELSON C.' OUR IDLE LAND PROBLEM-WHAT ARE WE DOING ABOUT IT? JOURNAL QF FORESTRY 27:45-49. JAN. 1929. DESCRIBES AUTHORS TRAVEL THROUGH VARIOUS WILDERNESS AREAS OF THE WORLD INCLUDING OUETICO-SUPERIOR AREA, 1831: BROWN, NELSON C. WHEN EAST GOES WEST: HOW THOUSANDS OF THE OLYMPICS, AND ALASKA. C. C.C. BOYS FROM THE SIDEWALKS OF GREAT EASTERN CITIES HAVE REACTED TO THE FOREST ENVIRONMENT OF THE OWNERS OF PRIVATE TIMBER LANDS MAKING PROGRESS IN WEST. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:500.501, 526. NOV 1933. FOREST PRACTICE.

1832. BROWN, NELSON C. WITHER AWAY? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 1848. BUCHHEISTER, CARL W. THE PRESIDENT REPORTS TO YOU: THE 28:226-227. FEB. 1930. WILDERNESS BILL AND ENDANGERED WILDLIFE. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 63:153, 174. MAY-JUNE 1961. COMMENTS ON FOREST POLICY

1849. BUCK. C.J. LANDS PROBLEMS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 1833. BROWN, RALPH. ACQUISITION OF LAND IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS 16:807-513. NOV. 1918. UNDER THE WEEKS LAW. EMPIRE FORESTER 2:11-17. 1916. QUESTION OF LAND USE ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 1834. BROWN, 1. C. 2,300 FOREST SERVICE VEHICLES IN CALIFORNIA: NO. CALIFORNIA. SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE 1850. BUCK, C. J. HOW TELEPHONES SAVED LIVES. AMERICAN ENGINEERS JOURNAL 46:23-24, 28.(SUP) JAN. 1940 FORESTRY 16648-651, NOV. 1910.

1835. BROWN, W. R. A CO-OPERATIVE NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. REPRINT OF ARTICLE FROM THE PITTSFIELD (MASS.) AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2320:57. NOV. 1, 1919 JOURNAL OF OCTOBER 5,19)0,.

1836. BROWN, W. R. THE CODE SITUATION AS IT AFFECTS FORESTRY 1851. BUCK, C.J. THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN OREGON AND THE CONSERVATION IN THE UNITED STATES. PULP AND PAPER STATE. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., NORTH MAGAZINE OF CANADA 35:157-159 FEB. 1934. PACIFIC REGION. PORTLAND, ORE.)?): NORTH PACIFIC REGION, 1934. 11PP. TABLES, PROCESSED. 1837. BROWN, W. R. A COOPERATIVE NATIONAL FOREST POLICY PAPER 25:28-29. DEC. 10,1919. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 1838. BROWN, WILLIAM S. HISTORY OF THE MODOC NATIONAL FOREST... U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC FOR. SERV., 1852. BUCK, C.J. THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN WASHINGTON AND THE CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA STATE. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FORSERV., PACIFIC REGION, 1945. 87 PP., PROCESSED. NORTHWEST REGION. PORTLAND, ORE.: PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION, 1934.11 PP., TABLE, PROCESSED. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 1839. BROWN, WILLIAM S. SKY WATCHERS OF THE HINTERLANDS: 'MAN YOUR LOOKOUTS'' WAS THE ORDER FLASHED IN CALIFORNIA 1853. BUCK, C.J. THE PLACE OF RECREATION IN THE FOREST ON DECEMBER 7, 1941... AMERICAN FORESTS 53:552-555, PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:191-198. FEB. 1933. 571-572. DEC. 1947. DISCUSSION BY J.D. COFFMAN, PP. 199-202. 1840. BROWN, WILLIAM S., COMP. HISTORY OF LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., LOS 1854. BUCK, C. J. THE PROPOSED MOUNT OLYMPUS NATIONAL PARK. PADRES NATIONAL FOREST. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:836-839. SEPT. 1936. CALIFORNIA REGION, 1945.176 PP. ILLUS. TABLES, BIBLIO. 1855. BUCK, SHIRLEY. FIGHTING THE DEVIL WITH WATER: PORTABLE PUMPS ARE FINDING A PLACE ON FOREST FIRE LINES. A COPY OF THIS HISTORY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:401-404, 428. JULY HISTORY SOCIETY LIBRARY. 1926.

1841. BROWNFIELD, A. D. PROPOSED GRAZING LAW WOULD STABILIZE 1856. BUCK, SHIRLEY. UNCLE SAM'S PURE WATER BUREAU; FOREST INDUSTRY USING FEDERAL LANDS. AMERICAN CATTLE RANGERS PROTECT FROM CONTAMINATION STREAMS THAT PRODUCER 33:22. JAN. 1952. FURNISH CITIES WITH WATER... SUBURBAN LIFE 17:255. NOV.1913. 1842. BRUCE, EUGENE S. THE MINNESOTA NATIONAL FOREST RESERVE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:447-449. OCT. 1905. 1857. BUDD, ARCHIE W. AT THE APPALACHIAN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. CORNELL FORESTER 6:41. MAY 1926. 1843. BRUCE, EUGENE S. THE MINNESOTA NATIONAL FOREST RESERVE: AN ACCOUNT OF THE WORK DONE BY THE BUREAU OF FORESTRY 1858. BUDD, ARCHIE W. A PRIVATE FORESTER'S VIEWPOINT ON AND THE POLICY PURSUED- - INTENTIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT REGULATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:275-276. MAR. IN REGULATIONS AND MANAGEMENT. FORESTRY AND 1942. IRRIGATION 9:489-496. OCT. 1903 1859. BUELL, BRUCE 0. FEDERAL CONTROL THE WRONG APPROACH, 1844. 8RIJCKART, J. R. TAMING A WILD FOREST. IN, TREES: JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:64-65. JAN. 1944. YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, LETTER TO THE EDITOR. CHARTS, TABLES,INDEX.

1860. BUELL, J.H. PISGAH FOREST AIDS 'THE UNEMPLOYED: REFERENCE TO WILLAMETTE NATIONAL FOREST, PP. 326-334. ASHEVILLE'S COMMUNITY WOODYARD DEMONSTRATES HOW THE FOREST CAN BRING RELIEF TO THE NEEDY. AMERICAN 1845. BRUNCKEN, ERNEST. NORTH AMERICAN FORESTS AND FORESTRY: FORESTS 37:734-736, 764-765. DEC. 1931. THEIR RELATIONS TO THE NATIONAL LIFE OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. NEW YORK: G.P. PUTNAM'S SONS,1900. 265 1861. BULLOCK, SETH. WILL THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE FOREST PP., INDEX. RESERVES ON A CONSERVATIVE BASIS RETARD THE DEVELOPMENT OF MINING? AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, 1846. BRUNDAGE, M, R., AND BERRY, J. R. ESTIMATING THE CUT ON PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER SMALL SALES OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER, JOURNAL OF PUBLISHING CO.,1905. 474 PP. FORESTRY 21:483-491. MAY 1923. PP. 302-306. NEW METHODS OF ESTIMATING COMPARED TO ACTUAL SCALE. 1862. BULTENA, GORDON L. ,AND TAVES, MARVIN J. CHANGING 1847, BRUNER, P1, H. WHY NOT GIVE EXISTING PROGRAMS A FAIR WILDERNESS IMAGES AND FORESTRY POLICY. JOURNAL OF TRIAL? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:846-848. NOV. 1939. FORESTRY 59:167-171. MAR. 1961. 1863. BUNKER, PAGE S. SOME SIGNIFICANT ASPECTS OF THE IDLE 1880. BUSINESS WEEK. ALASKA BECKONS: U.S. OFFERS VAST TIMBER LAND PHASE OF THE FOREST PROBLEM. JOURNAL OF RESERVE FOR PULPWOOD... BUSINESS WEEK 940:18. SEPT. FORESTRY 28:178-183. FEB. 1930. 6, 1947,

1864. BURCH, WILLIAM R., JR. WILDERNESS-THE LIFE CYCLE, AND 1881. BUSINESS WEEK. BUREAU SET DOWN: (FRANKLIN 0.1 ROOSEVELT FOREST RECREATIONAL CHOICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY PINCHES OFF THE FOREST SERVICE'S PLAN TO HARNESS THE 64:606-610. SEPT.1966. LUMBER INDUSTRY. OLD FEUD RECALLED. BUSINESS WEEK 705:20, 22. MAR. 6,1943. 1865. BURDEN, W. DOUGLAS. MUSEUM MEMO. NATURAL HISTORY 70:3. AUG.-SEPT. 1961. 1882. BUSINESS WEEK. FOREST FIRE PERIL: WEST COAST LUMBERMEN, ALIVE TO WAR PROBLEM, MAP A PROGRAM OF PROTECTION... EXCERPT FROM, LOOK TO THE WILDERNESS. BUSINESS WEEK 658:22. APR. Il,1942.

1866. BURDON, E. RUSSELL. DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH WORK IN COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE CONTROL. FOR RESPONSE SEE TIMBER AND FOREST PRODUCTS. ROYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS, ISSUE OF 668:79. JUNE 20 1942. JOURNAL 61:438-448. MAR. 7, 1913. 1883. BUSINESS WEEK. FOREST SERVICE FERRETING OUT LAND GRABS ARTICLE INCLUDES COMMENTS ON BRITISH AND AMERICAN BY BOGUS MINING. BUSINESS WEEK 1365:119. OCT. 29, FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH. 1955.

1867. BUREAU FARMER. TRY A LOW-COST VACATION-CAMP IN A 1884. BUSINESS WEEK. INDIANS CLAIM FOREST. BUSINESS WEEK NATIONAL FOREST. BUREAU FARMER 8:7. JULY 1933. 831 :52. AUG. 4,1945.

1868. BURK, DALE A. THE CLEARCUT CRISIS: CONTROVERSY IN THE REFERS TO INDIANS OF ALASKA AND THE TONGASS NATIONAL BITTERROOT. GREAT FALLS, MONT.: JURSNICK PRINTING, FOREST. 1970. 152 PP., ILLUS., TABLE. 1885. BUSINESS WEEK. LEARNING TO TAME THE ABOMINABLE A COMPILATION OF ARTICLES WHICH APPEARED IN, THE SNOWSLIDE: A FOREST SERVICE SCHOOL AT SQUAW VALLEY, MISSOULIAN, MISSOULA, MONTANA. CALIF. TEACHES MOUNTAIN MEN HOW TO ''BUST'' DREAD DAMAGING AVALANCHES. BUSINESS WEEK 1537:68-70. FEB. 1869. BURKE, HUBERT D. WILDERNESS ENGENDERS NEW MANAGEMENT 14, 1959. TRADITIONS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 106:9-13. SUMMER 1969. 1886. BUSINESS WEEK. LID ON DUST BOWL: SHELTER BELTS OF TREES ARE.. RESTORING FERTILITY TO FARMLANDS. BUSINESS 1870. BURNS, F. PUBLICATIONS OF THE FOREST SERVICE, CLASSIFIED WEEK 793:32, 34-35. NOV. 11, 1944. FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS. SCHOOL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS 18:716-722. NOV. 1918. SAME ARTICLE ABBREVIATED IN, SCIENCE DIGEST 17:85-86, FEB. 1945. 1871. BURRAGE, CLARENCE H. NEW EXPERIMENTAL PLANTING PROJECT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:899-930. NOV. 1939. 1887. BUSINESS WEEK. MINERAL RIGHTS DISPUTE. BUSINESS WEEK 1327:52. FEB. 5,1955. PROJECT CONDUCTED AT NORRIS, TENNESSEE. STEARNS COAL AND LUMBER COMPANY DESIRED RIGHT TO MINE 1872. BURRICK, P. L. PROGRESS IN PUBLIC REGULATION OF PRIVATE COAL IN CUMBERLAND NATIONAL FOREST. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:394-396. AUG. 1943. 1888. BUSINESS WEEK. OPERATION BRIMSTONE: FIRES ALL OVER.

1873. BURRIER, TOM. CONSERVATION BY MAIL. AMERICAN FORESTS BUSINESS WEEK 1210:32-33. NOV. 8, 1952. 65:26-27, 48-50. JUNE 1959. 1889. BUSINESS WEEK. ORDEAL BY FOREST FIRE: PACIFIC COMMEMORATIVE STAMP ISSUED BY U.S. POST OFFICE. NORTHWEST'S WORST BLAZES IN 50 YEARS . . BUSINESS WEEK 1984:46. SEPT. 9,1967. 1874. BURRIS, ED. FENCING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. THE PRODUCER 14:16. JUNE 1932. ARTICLE NOT COMPLETE.

1875. BURT, WELLINGTON R. FOREST LANDS OF THE UNITED STATES: 1890. BUSINESS WEEK: SHELTERBELT COMES TRUE: THE IDEA OF A REPORT OF THE JOINT CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE ON FOREST 100 MILES WIDE AND 1,000 MILES LONG CHANGES FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:349-352. APR. INTO 17,000 BELTS... BUSINESS WEEK 553:20, 22-24. 1941 APR. 6,1940.

1876. BURTON, EDWARD R. THE STUDY OF TIMBER AND FOREST 1891. BUSINESS WEEK. THE TIMBER BATTLE IS FAR FROM OVER. PRODUCTS IN AMERICA: A REPORT PRESENTED TO THE BUSINESS WEEK 2115:30. MAR. 14,1970. FORESTRY COMMITTEE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1912. BATTLE OF LOGGING INDUSTRY WITH CONSERVATIONISTS OVER 24 PP., TABLES. GOVERNMENT-OWNED TIMBER.

1877. BURTON,IAN, AND KATES, ROBERT W., EDS. READINGS IN 1892. BUSINESS WEEK. TIMBER OWNERS CASH IN ON CALAMITY: SALE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION. CHICAGO, OF HURRICANE LUMBER THROUGH JOINT EFFORTS OF ILL.: THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS, 1965. 609 PP WHOLESALERS' GROUP AND SALVAGE ADMINISTRATION... TABLES, GRAPHS, MAPS,INDEX. BUSINESS WEEK 536:24-25, 28-29. DEC. 9, 1939.

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2004. CARY, AUSTIN. AN APPRECIATION OF DR.(CARL A.) SCHENCK. 2021. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE. NO BACKWARD STEP IN CONSERVATION FORESTRY QUARTERLY 12:562-566, DEC. 1914. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE INS) 79:792-793. MAR. 1910.

2005. CARY, AUSTIN. COMMON SENSE IN CONSERVATION. JOURNAL OF EDITORIAL COMMENT. FORESTRY 34:234-243. MAR. 1936. 2022. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE. PATRIOTISM THAT COUNTS: THE DISCUSSION, PP. 243-250. SUCCESSFUL CONFERENCE AT THE WHITE HOUSE ON THE CONSERVATION OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES. THE CENTURY 2006. CARY, AUSTIN. DEFENSE OF PRIVATE FOREST OWNERSHIP. MAGAZINE INS) 76:474-476. JULY 1908. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:964-967. DEC. 1935. EDITORIAL COMMENTS. SEE ALSO,ISSUE OF 33:916-922, NOV.1935 FOR ADDITIONAL REMARKS BY CARY. 2023. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE. THE PRESIDENT'S (THEODORE ROOSEVELT) TRIP AND THE FORESTS. THE CENTURY 2007. CARY, AUSTIN. HOW LUMBERMEN IN FOLLOWING THEIR OWN MAGAZINE INS) 66:634-635. AUG. 1903. INTERESTS HAVE SERVED THE PUBLIC. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 15:271-289. MAR. 1917. 2024. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE. THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON OUR NATIONAL RESOURCES: THE NEED OF A RADICAL POLICY IN 2008. CARY, AUSTIN. IDEAS ON NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. JOURNAL FORESTRY. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE INS) 76:155-156. MAY OF FORESTRY 20:788-794. NOV. (922. 1908.

2009. CARY, AUSTIN. REFLECTIONS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY EDITORIAL. SEE, ALSO, E.F. BALDWIN IN THE OUTLOOK 18:472-476. MAY 1920. 89:144-148, MAY 23, 1908 AND, THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS 37:643-649, JUNE 1908. FOREST POLICY. 2025. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE. A WRONG APPLICATION OF STATE 2010. CASE, HENRY J. WANTED: AN UNFENCED REFUGE FOR BIG GAME. RIGHTS: THE DANGER OF LOSING MUCH THAT HAS BEEN HARPER'S WEEKLY 52:17. FEB. 22, 1908. GAINED BY CONSERVATION. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE INS) 85:954-955. APR. 1913. ADVOCATES CONVERTING PORTIONS OF NATIONAL FOREST LANDS INTO GAME REFUGES. EDITORIAL COMMENT ON MOVEMENT TO TRANSFER THE NATIONAL FORESTS TO STATE CONTROL. CEREMELLO, P. J. 2026. FOREST MANAGEMENT RESEARCH IN THE 2041. CHAPLINE, W.R., JR. WATERSHED PROTECTION ON CATTLE SOUTHEAST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:138. FEB. 1942. RANGES. THE PRODUCER 9:3-6. DEC. 1927.

2027. CERMAK, ROBERT W. ANCIENT BRISTLECONE PINE FOREST: OLD FOR COMMENT SEE ISSUE OF 9:22, JAN. 1928. TREES OF CALIFORNIA'S WHITE MOUNTAIN RECORD CLIMATIC CHANCES OF THE RECENT GEOLOGIC PAST. NATIONAL PARKS 2042. CHAPMAN, ARTHUR. A DAY WITH A FOREST RANGER. THE MAGAZINE 40:4-8 JULY 1966. OUTLOOK 81:489-495. OCT. 28,1905.

INYO NATIONAL FOREST, CALIFORNIA. 2043. CHAPMAN, ARTHUR. THE MAKING OF A FOREST RANGER. AMERICAN MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED REVIW OF REVIEWS 2028. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND CITIZENS OF SEATTLE. 35:447-451. APR. 1907. MEMORIAL.. RELATIVE TO FOREST RESERVES IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON: ADOPTED MARCH 21, 1897. SEATTLE, 2044. CHAPMAN, C. S. FOREST FIRES IN WASHINGTON AND OREGON. WASHINGTON: SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1897. 8 PP AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:644-647. NOV. 1910.

A COPY DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL 2045. CHAPMAN, C. S., ET AL SUBJECT: SUSTAINED YIELD, WHAT IS LIBRARY. ALSO IN, U.S CONGRESS, SENATE, NEW FOREST IT, AND HOW CAN IT BE ATTAINED? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY RESERVATIONS. 55TH. CONG. 1ST. SESS. S DOC. 68. 35:124-150. FEB.1937. WASHINGTON, 'D.C.: GPO, 1897, PP. 8-11. INCLUDES PAPERS, DISCUSSIONS. 2029. CHAMBERLAIN, ALLEN. PROTECTION OF WHITE MOUNTAIN FORESTS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:455-458. OCT. 2046. CHAPMAN, H. H. THE TAXATION OF FOREST PROPERTY. 1905. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL TAX ASSOCIATION. VOL.14. 1922.13 PP. PLEA FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREST RESERVE IN NEW ENGLAND. 2047. CHAPMAN, H.H., AND FAIRCHILD, F. R. FOREST TAXATION IN A CUTOVER REGION. NEW YORK: NATIONAL TAX 2030. CHAMBERLAIN, ALLEN. RECREATIONAL USE OF PUBLIC FORESTS ASSOCIATION. 1927. IN NEW ENGLAND. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 11:271-280. JULY 1916. 2048. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. CASE AGAINST THECKES BILL RESTATED. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:834-842. OCT. 1935. 2031. CHAMP, FREDERICK P. THE FUTURE OF THE SHEEP INDUSTRY UNDER FEDERAL LAND ADMINISTRATION: AN THE ICKES BILL WOULD HAVE CHANGED THE NAME OF THE ADDRESS.. BEFORE THE COLORADO WOOL GROWERS DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ASSOCIATION... THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 50:16-19, CONSERVATION AND WORKS. 39-42. DEC.1960. 2049. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. CASE OF THE PUBLIC RANGE: WHAT IS 2032. CHAMP, FREDERICK P. NATIONAL PARKS AND NATIONAL FORESTS BACK OF PRESENT EFFORTS TO WREST CONTROL OF PUBLIC IN RELATION TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WESTERN STATES: GRAZING LANDS AWAY FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE... ADDRESS BEFORE THE 66TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN FORESTS 54:56-60, 92-93. FEB. 1948. AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 15, 1941. N.P., 1941.18 PP., CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 54:116-118, 136, 138-139, MAR. PROCESSED. 1948.

A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 2050. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THE CHIPPEWA NATIONAL FOREST: WHERE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. FORESTRY ON PUBLIC LANDS HAS COME TO FLOWER. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:561-564. SEPT. 2033. CHAMPION, F. J. HOW TO USE THE FOREST PRODUCTS 1929. LABORATORY. IN TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 2051. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. CONSERVATION OR DEPARTMENTAL 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. JEALOUSY-WHICH. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:211-212, 230. APR.1930. SEE PP. 651-653. DISCUSSES DISPUTE REGARDING THE CREATION OF A FEDERAL 2034. CHAMPION, F.J. WORK OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. EMPIRE FORESTER 11:9-14. 1925. 2052. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. CONTINUITY OF SERVICE AS A 2035. CHAMPION, F. J. THE WORK OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS PREREQUISITE TO SUCCESS IN FOREST PRODUCTION. LABORATORY. THE NEW YORK LUMBER TRADE JOURNAL JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:873-876. DEC. 1944. 81:42, 106. JULY 15,1926. 2053. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THE CURE FOR THE O(REGON) AND 2036. CHANDLER, B. A. A NATIONAL FOREST AND LUMBER POLICY. C(ALIFORNIA) SITUATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2303:1, 52-53. JULY 5,1919. 43:569-574, AUG. 1945.

2037. CHANDLER, CRAIG C. DETERMINING FIRE PREVENTION GOALS. 2054 CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. ELECTRIC POWER DEVELOPMENT IN THE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 55:375-376. MAY 1957. U.S. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:236-237. APR. 1916.

2038. CHAPLINE, W. R., JR. GOATS ON NATIONAL FORESTS. ANGORA 2055 CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THE EXTENSION OF NATIONAL FORESTS IN AND MILK GOAT JOURNAL 8:9-10. JAN. 1919. COLORADO. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:399-402. JULY 1917.

ADDRESS BEFORE ARIZONA GOAT RAISERS ASSOCIATION, 2056 CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. FACTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE PHOENIX, DEC. 5,1918. QUETICO-SUPERIOR CONTROVERSY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:97-103. FEB. 1945. 2039. CHAPLINE, W.R., JR. MULTIPLE USE OF SUMMER RANGE, AND THE PLACE OF RESEARCH IN RANGE-LAND CONSERVATION. 2057. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. FEDERAL FORESTRY LEGISLATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:716-721. OCT.1943. CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS 14:57-58. SEPT. 1949.

2040. CHAPLINE, W.R., JR. RANGE RESEARCH OF THE U. S. FOREST 2058. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. FIRES ON THE FLATHEAD FOREST IN SERVICE. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MONTANA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:657-658. NOV. 1910. AGRONOMY 21 :644-649. JUNE 1929. 2059. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. FOREST POLICIES AND LAWS. JOURNAL WOODLANDS 2:18-27. J(JNE (908. OF FORESTRY 46:600-604. AUG. 1948. 2076. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. NATIONAL PARKS, NATIONAL FORESTS, AND 2060. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. FOREST REGULATION AS TREATED IN THE WILDERNESS AREAS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:469-474. REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF THE FOREST SERVICE, 1941 MAY 938. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:421-423. MAY942, CONCERNING PROPOSED TUNNEL UNDER ROCKY MOUNTAIN 2061. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THE FOREST SERVICE AND ITS MEN. NATIONAL PARK. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 16.653-670. OCT. 1918. 2077. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. ORIGIN AND RESULTS OF THE SEED-TREE 2062. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. FORESTERS CHALLENGE CONSERVATION EXPERIMENT WITH NORWAY PINE ON THE CHIPPEWA NATIONAL CLAIMS OF DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. JOURNAL OF FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:178-183. MAR. 1946. FORESTRY 33:7(3-718. AUG. 1935. MORRIS ACT OF 1902. FIRST FEDERAL ATTEMPT AT ARTICLE IS FOLLOWED BY AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESS LEGISLATIVE SILVICULTURE. FROM GIFFORD PINCHOT. 2078. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THE ORIGIN OF THE MINNESOTA NATIONAL 2063. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. FORESTRY IN A DEMOCRACY. JOURNAL OF FOREST. THE GOPHER PEAVEY 1928:46-51, 1928. FORESTRY 35:1088-1094. DEC. 1937. 2079. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. OUR NATIONAL FORESTS AND WHAT THEY 2064. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THE FUTURE DISPOSITION OF OUR MEAN TO US. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:30-34, 48-40. JUNE REMAINING PUBLIC LANDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 954. 24:493-499. MAY 1926. 2080. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. OUR NATIONAL TIMBERLANDS THREATENED. ARGUES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, NOT DEPARTMENT OF AMERICAN FORESTRY 18527-528. AUG. 19(2. INTERIOR, SHOULD HAVE CONTROL OF REMAINING PUBLIC LANDS. 2081. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. PRESS RELEASE: FORESTERS REVIEW PROTEST AGAINST ICKES BILL... WASHINGTON, D.C.: 2065. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THE GRAZING MENACE ON OUR NATIONAL SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1935.11 PP., FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 0 FOREST LIFE 32:85-88. PROCESSED. FEB. 1926. INCLUDES A 9 PP. STATEMENT BY CHAPMAN ON HR. 7712, A 2066. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. HOW URGENT IS FEDERAL FOREST BILL TO CHANGE THE NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE REGULATION? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:3-5. JAN.1945. INTERIOR TO THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND WORKS. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, DISCUSSION BY CLYDE S. MARTIN IN ISSUE OF 43:294, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. APR. 1945. 2082. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. PROPOSED PURCHASE UNIT IN PALODURO 2067. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. INFLUENCE OF OVERGRAZING ON EROSION CANYON TEXAS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:531. MAY AND WATERSHEDS. CIVIL ENGINEERING 3:74-78. FEB. 1936. 1933. 2083. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF FOREST LAND: THE 2068. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THE INFLUENCE OF THE CHIPPEWA FOREST FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STATE AND RESERVE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:867-869. NOV. 1940. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS 38:7-9. JAN. 1932. 2069. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. INFLUENCE OF THE MINNESOTA NATIONAL FOREST RESERVE ON THE LOCALITY: BENEFITS TO BE 2084. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. RECREATION AS A FEDERAL LAND USE. DERIVED FROM SETTING THIS TRACT ASIDE BY FEDERAL AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:349-351, 378-380. ACTION. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 9:496-499. OCT. JUNE (925. 1903. 2085. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. RECREATIONAL INTERESTS AS AFFECTING 2070. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. IS SELECTIVE CUTTING A PANACEA FOR PROFESSIONAL FORESTRY ACTIVITIES. JOURNAL OF FOREST REGULATION? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:345-347. FORESTRY 46:290-293. APR. 1948. MAY 1944. 2086. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. REORGANIZATION AND THE FOREST DISCUSSION BY CA. SMITH IN ISSUE OF 43:63-64, JAN. SERVICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:427-434. MAY 1937. 1945. 2087. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE 2071. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THE LAND OWNERSHIP ISSUE IN EAST PROFESSION OF FORESTRY IN THE PRESENT SITUATION. TEXAS: MOST OF THE PULPWOOD INDUSTRY CONDEMNS THE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:204-212. MAR. 1935. TEXAS RESOLUTION (OF EAST TEXAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE) AS OFF COLOR... AMERICAN FORESTS 60:22 40 42, DISCUSSION, PP. 212-214. 44-45. JAN. 1954. 2088. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SCIENTIFIC FORESTRY IN NATIONAL PARKS SEE COMPANION ARTICLE, PP. 23, 46, 48-50. DISCUSSION AND WILDERNESS AREAS? AMERICAN FORESTS 64:18-19, IN ISSUES OF 60:3, 58-59, APR. 1954: AND 60:4, 63, 39-41. FEB. 1958. DEC.1954. 2089. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SECOND CONFERENCE ON THE LUMBER CODE. 2072. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. NATIONAL AND STATE FORESTS: A JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:272-274. MAR. (934. COMPILATION OF THE OPINIONS OF STATE FORESTRY OFFICIALS OF FORTY-EIGHT STATES. JOURNAL OF 2090. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SHALL STATES REGULATE THE MANAGEMENT FORESTRY 27:622-655. OCT. 1929. OF PRIVATE FORESTS? AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:82-88. FEB. 19(1. 2073. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. YALE FOREST SCHOOL NEWS 8:3-6. JAN. I,1920. 2091. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SHALL THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BECOME THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND WORKS? 2074. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. A NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALE AND ITS SCIENCE INS) 82:101-102. AUG. 2, (935. PURPOSES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:25-28. JAN. 19(8. FOR REPLY SEE ROBERT MARSHALL IN, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 2075. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. NATIONAL FORESTRY. SOUTHERN 34:737-738. JULY 1936. 2092. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SHALL THE GOVERNMENT MANAGE OUR SMALL 2108. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H., ET AL. THE SHELTERBELT PROJECT. PRtVATE WOODLANDS? CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS 4:46-48. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:952-991. DEC. 1934. SEPT. 1939.

2109. CHARLES, TOM. DROUGHT OR OVERGRAZING? AMERICAN FORESTS 2093. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SHALL THE NATIONAL FORESTS BE TURNED & FOREST LIFE 31:359-360. JUNE 1925. OVER TO THE STATES? AMERICAN FORESTRY 9:77-87. FEB. 1913. CONDITIONS IN NEW MEXICO.

2094. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SHELTERBELT PLANTING IN 1883. 2110. CHASE, SHERRET S. WHY CONSERVATIONISTS ARE MISSING A JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41 :526. JULY 1943. BET AMERICAN FORESTS 70:14-16. MAY 964.

2095. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SHELTERBELT TREE PLANTING PROJECT. 2111. CHASE, STUART. RICH LAND, POOR LAND: STUDY OF WASTE IN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:801-803. NOV. 1934. THE NATURAL RESOURCES OF AMERICA. REPRINT. NEW YORK: AMS PRESS, 1969. 361 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS., EDITORIAL. D)AGRMS., BIBLIO., INDEX.

2096. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SHOWDOWN ON FEDERAL FOREST CHAPTER 8 COVERS FOREST LANDS. REGULATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 47:746-748. SEPT. 1949. 2112. CHASE, WARREN W. FOREST WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. IN, FIFTY YEARS OF FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED. BY ROBERT K. DISCUSSION IN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 47:916, NOV 1949; WINTERS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN 48:210, MAR. 1950; 48:434-435, JUNE 1950. FORESTERS, 1950. 395 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO., INDEX.

2097. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SOME IMPORTANT TRENDS IN FORESTRY IN PP. 136-147 THE UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:653-658 JULY 1938. 2113. CHASE, WARREN W. RECENT ADVANCES IN FOREST GAME MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 47:882-885. NOV. 2098. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. SOME LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASPECTS 1949. OF THE OIREGON) AND C(ALIFORNIA) CONTROVERSY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:566-568. AUG. 1945. 2114. CHEMICAL AGE. APPLICATION OF NEW KNOWLEDGE TO INDUSTRY: FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY IS HAMPERED IN THIS SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 43:315-323, MAY 1945. SERVICE BY LACK OF FUNDS. CHEMICAL AGE 30:15-16. JAN. 1922. 2099. CHAPMAN,. HERMAN H. SOME SIGNIFICANT ASPECTS OF THE IDLE LAND PHASE OF THE FOREST PROBLEM. JOURNAL OF 2115. CHEMICAL AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING. DECENNIAL FORESTRY 28:184-190. FEB. 1930. CELEBRATION (OF) FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY: AN ACCOUNT OF THE TWO-DAY MEETING AT MADISON CELEBRATING 2100. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. TEXAS NATIONAL FOREST STUDY. THE DECENNIAL ANNIVERSARY.. GREATER CO-OPERATION ON AMERICAN FORESTS 60:37, 54-55, 63. AUG. 1954; THE PART OF INDUSTRY ASKED- -NATIONAL FOREST PROBLEMS DISCUSSED. CHEMICAL AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING AN ANALYSIS OF A STUDY OF FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP 23:270-272. AUG. 18, 1920. CONDUCTED FOR THE EAST TEXAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BY S.L. FROST OF FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA. 2116. CHENEY, M.M. RECREATION DEVELOPMENT IN THE SOUTHWEST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:629-93;. MAY 930. 2101. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. THREATENED TRANSFER OF THE FOREST SERVICE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. JOURNAL OF 2117. CHESNUT, ALMA. CONSERVATION LEADERS IN CONGRESS: SENATOR FORESTRY 32:927-929. DEC. 1934. CHARLES L. MCNARY, OF OREGON, FATHER OF MANY

IMPORTANT CONSERVATION MEASURES. . AMERICAN FORESTS EDITORIAL. 38:20-21, 62. JAN.1932.

2102. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. VALUE OF MINNESOTA FOREST RESERVE SEE ALSO ISSUES OF 38:148-149, 190-191, MAR. 1932 FOR LANDS FOR SETTLEMENT. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION ARTICLE ON SCOTT LEAVITT; 38:290-291, MAY 1932 FOR 11:476-478. OCT.1905. ARTICLE ON JOHN 0. CLARKE; 38:404-405, 427, JULY 1932 FOR ARTICLE ON PETER NORBECK; 38:650-651, DEC. 1932 2103. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. WESTERN PUBLIC LANDS AND NATIONAL FOR ARTICLE ON DON B. COLTON; 39:28-29, 46, JAN. 1933 FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:619-621. OCT.1916. FOR ARTICLE ON FREDERIC C. WALCOTT; AND 39:120-121, MAR. 1933, FOR ARTICLE ON HENRY W. KEYES. 2104. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. WHY SENATE BILL 2665 TO CHANGE THE

NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR SHOULD NOT PASS. 2118. CHEYNEY, E. G. THE LAKE STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, STATION. SCIENCE INS) 58:175, SEPT. 7,1923. 1935. 15 Pp.

2119. CHEYNEY, E. G. THE SHORTCOMINGS OF PROPAGANDA. JOURNAL 2105. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. WHY THE COOPERATIVE FOREST OF FORESTRY 43:292. APR. 1945. RESTORATION BILL SHOULD NOT PASS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:231-234. MAR. 1940, DISCUSSION BY R.H.CLARK IN ISSUE OF 43:684, SEPT, 1945. 2106. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H., AND REED, FRANKLIN. PUBLIC COOPERATION UNDER ARTICLE X. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 2120. CHEYNEY, E. G. WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE FOREST SERVICE? 33:1-4. JAN. 1935. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:683-685. SEPT. 1947.

EDITORIAL. REFERS TO THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL 2121. CHILDS, NEAL T, THE MEADOWS OF THE SIERRA. AMERICAN RECOVERY ACT. FORESTRY 20:788-794. NOV. 1914.

2107. CHAPMAN, HERMAN H., AND WALLACE, HENRY A. GRAZING IN THE SIERRA MOUNTAINS OF CALIFORNIA. CORRESPONDENCE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:86-90. JAN. 1938. 2122. CHINARD, GILBERT. THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY AND THE EARLY HISTORY OF FORESTRY IN AMERICA. AMERICAN CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN CHAPMAN AND WALLACE ON SENATE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, PROCEEDINGS 89:444-488. JULY BILL 2970 FOR REORGANIZING THE AGENCIES OF 18, 1945. GOVERNMENT, 2123. CHISHOLM, CHARLES F. ARSON-A FEDERAL OFFENSE. AMERICAN 2140. CLAPP, EARLE H. FOREST RESEARCH--IN THE WAR AND AFTER. FORESTS 61:2. OCT.1955. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:947-950. MAR. 1919,

LETTER TO THE EDITOR ON WOODLAND ARSON. 2141. CLAPP, EARLE H. THE LUMBER INDUSTRY: A FLAGRANT WASTER. CHEMICAL AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING 25:446-447. 2124. THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY. CARELESSNESS HAS POWER TO AUG. 31,1921. DESTROY. THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY 74:932. AUG. 7, 1957. 2142. CLAPP, EARLE H. MAJOR PROBLEMS AND THE NEXT BIG STEP IN AMERICAN FORESTRY. 73RD. CONG., 1ST. SESS., S. DOC. EDITORIAL COMMENT REGARDING CAMPERS CARELESSNESS IN 12, SEPERATE NO.1. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1933. 84 STARTING FOREST FIRES. PP., MAPS, DIAGRMS., TABLES.

2125. THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY. FORESTS ARE MINED IN PUBLIC SUMMARY OF A REPORT PREPARED IN RESPONSE TO SENATE

LANDS SCANDAL. THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY 73:197-198. ' RESOLUTION 175. FROM, ' A NATIONAL PLAN FOR FEB. 15 1956. AMERICAN FORESTRY'', BY THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1933. EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON THE AL SARENA MINING CASE. 2143. CLAPP, EARLE H. MAJOR PROPOSALS OF THE COPELAND REPORT. 2126. THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY. SAVE FOREST BUT NOT INDIANS' JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:174-179. FEB. 1934. THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY 75:188-189. FEB.12, 1958. DISCUSSION PP. 179-195. EDITORIAL COMMENT ON THE TERMINATION OF FEDERAL RESPONSIBILITY OVER CONTROL OF THE KLAMATH INDIANS 2144. CLAPP, EARLE H. PRACTICAL RESULTS FROM RESEARCH. AND THE POSSIBLE LOSS OF THEIR FOREST LANDS. CANADIAN FORESTRY MAGAZINE 18:692. MAR. 1922.

2127. THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY. TO SAVE WHOSE WILDERNESS? THE 2145. CLAPP, EARLE H. PUBLIC FOREST REGULATION. JOURNAL OF CHRISTIAN CENTURY 75:846. JULY 23, 1958. FORESTRY 47:527-530. JULY 1949.

EDITORIAL. 2146. CLAPP, EARLE H. RAMIFICATIONS OF REORGANIZATION: THE LAND, THE SEA, AND THE AIR. AMERICAN FORESTS 2128. CIRIACY-WANTRUP, S V. MULTIPLE AND OPTIMUM USE OF 74:16-19, 44-47SEPT. 1968. WILDLIFE UNDER DIFFERENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:665. JULY 1938. SEE, ALSO,ISSUE OF 74:24-27, 56, 58-60, OCT. 1968. FOR REBUTTAL BY SENATOR FRANK E. MOSS SEE ISSUE OF 2129. CIRIACY-WANTRUP, S. V. SOCIAL OBJECTIVES OF CONSERVATION 75:20-23, 50-52, JAN. 1969. OF NATURAL RESOURCES WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCES TO TAXATION OF FORESTS. BERKELEY. 1959.13 PP. 2147. CLAPP, EARLE H. REFORESTATION AS A PRINCIPAL FACTOR IN SOIL CONSERVATION AND FLOOD CONTROL. US. DEPT. OF 2130. CIRIACY-WANTRUP, S. V. TAXATION AND THE CONSERVATION OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C. fl: U.S. FOREST RESOURCES. BERKELEY: CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY GIANNINI SERVICE, 1936.11 PP., PROCESSED. FOUNDATION OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS. PAPER NO. 110. AN ADDRESS GIVEN BEFORE THE CONNETICUT ENGINEERING 2131. CIRIACY-WANTRUP, SIEGFRIED VON. RESOURCE CONSERVATION. CONGRESS AT BRIDGEPORT, CONN., JULY 25, 1936. A COPY ECONOMICS AND POLICIES. REV. ED. BERKELEY, CALIF.: IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS, 1963. 395 PP., ILLUS., TABLES. 2148. CLAPP, EARLE H. RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE, A STUDY IN OBJECTIVES. 73RD. CONG., 1ST. 2132. CLAPP, EARLE H. ADDRESS AT THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF SESS., S. DOC.12, SEPARATE NO. 8. WASHINGTON, D.C.: THE CREATION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL FOREST, CODY, GPO,1933. WYOMING, AUGUST 24,1941. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. N.P., 1941. 10 PP., PROCESSED. PAGINATION OF SEPARATE IS 651-693. FROM, ''A NATIONAL PLAN FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY'', BY THE U.S. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, FOREST SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1933. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 2149. CLAPP, EARLE H. SOLVING OUR TROUBLES BY EXPERIMENT 2133. CLAPP, EARLE H. THE CORRELATION OF AMERICAN FOREST STATIONS. ILLUSTRATED CANADIAN FORESTRY MAGAZINE RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 15:165-175. FEB. 18:667. MAR. 1922. 1917. 2150. CLAPP, EARLE H. A TIMBER SURVEY AND WHAT IT SHOULD 2134. CLAPP, EARLE H. THE DECENNIAL OF THE MCSWEENEY-MCNARY INCLUDE. LUMBER 66:21-22. NOV. 29,1920. ACT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:832-836. SEPT. 1938. SEE, ALSO. ISSUE OF 67:53-57, FEB. 28,1921 FOR 2135. CLAPP, EARLE H. FEDERAL FOREST POLICIES OF THE FUTURE. CLAPP'S ARTICLE,''WHY A TIMBER SURVEY?''. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:80-83. FEB. 1941. 2151. CLAPP, EARLE H., ET AL. NATIONAL PROGRAM OF FOREST 2136. CLAPP, EARLE H. FIRE PROTECTION IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. RESEARCH. WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN TREE AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:573-584, OCT. 1911. ASSOCIATION, 1926. 232 PP.

ARTICLE CONTINUED IN AMERICAN FORESTRY 17 652-657. RESEARCH AGENCIES, PP. 148-157. SUGGESTIONS FOR AN NOV. 1911. ORGANIC ACT FOR FOREST RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES, P. 208. 2137. CLAPP, EARLE H. FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, CIR., 193. 2152. CLAPP, EARLE H., ET AL. THE REMEDIES: POLICIES FOR WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1921. 34 PP., ILLUS., DIAGRMS. PUBLIC LANDS. IN, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1938. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 19391?) 1232 PP., 2138. CLAPP, EARLE H. FOREST RESEARCH AND THE WAR. AMERICAN ILLUS. ,GRAPHS, CHARTS, TABLES, MAPS, INDEX. FORESTRY 24:439. JULY 1918. SEE PP. 225-231 FOR THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 2139. CLAPP, EARLE H. FOREST RESEARCH AND THE WAR. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:260-272. MAR. 1919. 2153. CLAPP, EARLE H., ET AL. TIMBER: MINE OR CROP? IN, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1922. WASHINGTON, D.C. OPPORTUNITIES, PROBLEMS, AND POLICIES. CHICAGO, GPO,1923. 1135 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, DIAGRMS., TABLES, ILL.: RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY, 1963. 144 PP., ILLUS., INDEX. TABLES, GRAPHS.

SEE PP. 83-180. POLICY BACKGROUND SERIES

2154. CLAPP, ROBERT 1. THE EFFECTS OF THE HURRICANE UPON NEW 2172. CLAWSON, MARION. LAND FOR AMERICANS: TRENDS, PROSPECTS, ENGLAND FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:1177-1181. AND PROBLEMS. CHICAGO,ILL.: RAND MCNALLY U DEC. 1938. COMPANY, 1963. 41 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, DIAGRMS., MAPS. 2155. CLARK, A. L. KING IS DEAD, LONG LIVE.. REBIRTH OF A FOREST IS A CONTINUOUS PROCESS UNDER NATURAL POLICY BACKGROUND SERIES. SEE ESPECIALLY CHAPTERS 3, CONDITIONS. NATURAL HISTORY 61 :453. DEC. 1952. 5, AND 6

2156. CLARK, DONALD E. MANAGEMENT PLANNING FOR FUTURE 2173. CLAWSON, MARION. PRIVATE AND PUBLIC PROVISION OF OUTDOOR MULTIPLE-USE FORESTRY ON WESTERN NATIONAL FORESTS RECREATION OPPORTUNITY IN, ECONOMIC STUDIES OF SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1958:2-3. OUTDOOR RECREATION. OUTDOOR RECREATION RESOURCES 1959. REVIEW COMMISSION, REPORT 24. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1962.166 PP., TABLES, GRAPHS. 2157. CLARK, ELLA E. FOREST LOOKOUT. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 90:73-96. JULY 1946. SEE PP. 71-96.

2158. CLARK F.G. SOME PREFERENCES OF FOREST VISITORS. 2174. CLAWSON, MARION. A PUBLIC LAND REVIEW: SHOULD PUBLIC JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:840-843. SEPT. 1936. LANDS PAY TAXES? AMERICAN FORESTS 71:11-13, 52-57. MAR. 1965. 2159. CLARK, NEIL M. HIGH PASTURES. THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN 107:7-B, 76-79. MAR. 1937. SERIES CONTINUED IN ISSUES OF 71 :34-39, 61-63, APR. 1965; 71 :50-53, 90-91, 93-95, MAY. 1965;71 :20-23, CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 107:16, 84-86, APR.1937. 59, JUNE I95; 71:26-29, 62-63, JULY 1965; AND 71:12-15, 57-61, AUG. 1965. 2160. CLARK, ROBERT E. THE RANGER. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 8:31-32. MAR. 1910. 2175. CLAWSON, MARION. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF FOREST LAND:.. RESISTANCE ¶0 CHANGE IN FOREST LAND OWNEfiSHIP 2161. CLARK, N. DARROW. CONTROL OF PRIVATE FOREST CUTTING. IS GREAT, AND ONLY COMPARATIVELY SMALL SHIFTS IN AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:818. JAN. 1919. OWNERSHIP SEEM PROBABLE. SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 21:83-85. MAY-JUNE 1966. 2162. CLARKE, F. N., ET AL. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY APPOINTED TO COOPERATE WITH 2176. CLAWSON, MARION. SHOULD PUBLIC LANDS PAY TAXES? THE NATIONAL CONSERVATION COMMISSION. SCIENCE INSI AMERICAN FORESTS 71:10-13, 52-57. MAR. 1965. 29:570-574. APR. 9,1909. 2177. CLAWSON, MARION, STATISTICS FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION. 2163. CLARKE, JOHN 0. PRESTO--A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY: A WASHINGTON, D.C.: RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE, 1958. 165 RECEIPT FOR BRINGING ABOUT THE CONTINUOUS PRODUCTION PP., MAPS, DIAGRMS., TAILES, INDEX. OF TIMBER IN THE UNITED STATES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:66. FEB. 1924. SEE ESPECIALLY PP. 34-45 FOR NATIONAL FORESTS.

2164. CLARKE, JOHN T. A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. THE PAPER 2178. CLAWSON, MARION. UNCLE SAM'S ACRES. NEW YORK: DODD, MILL AND WOOD PULP NEWS 48:2, 6. FEB. 14 1925. MEAD AND COMPANY, 1951. 414 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, BIBLIO., INDEX. 2165. CLAUDY, C. H. FIGHTING WITH AXE AND SAW: A REGIMENT OF AMERICAN LUMBER JACKS AND FORESTERS FOR EUROPEAN A HISTORY OF THE PUBLIC LANDS. INCLUDES NATIONAL SERVICE. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 117:204. SEPT. 22, FORESTS. 1917.

2179. CLAWSON, MARION. THE WESTERN RANGE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY. 2166. CLAWSON, MARION. THE CRISIS IN OUTDOOR RECREATION. NEW YORK: MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY,INC., 1950. 401 AMERICAN FORESTS 65:22-31, 40-41. MAR. 1959. PP., ILLUS. ,GRAPHS, TABLES, MAPS, INDEX.

CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 65:28-35, 61-62, APR. 1959. SEE PARTICULARLY CHAPTER 9, ''ADMINISTRATION OF FEDERAL RANGE LANDS'' 2167. CLAWSON, MARION. DETERMINATION OF SALES AND LEASE VALUES OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC RANGE LANDS. JOURNAL OF FARM 2180. CLAWSON, MARION, AND HELD, BURNELL. THE FEDERAL LANDS: ECONOMICS 20:641-651. AUG. 1938. THEIR USE AND MANAGEMENT. BALTIMORE, MD.: JOHNS HOPKINS PRESS,1957. 501 PP. ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, 2168. CLAWSON, MARION. FEDERAL FOREST LAND: HOW MUCH OR HOW BIBLIO. FNI, INDEX. INTENSIVELY MANAGED? AMERICAN FORESTS 63:14-15, 36, 38, 40. SEPT. 1957. PUBLISHED FOR RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE.

2169. CLAWSON, MARION. THE FEDERAL LANDS SINCE 1956: RECENT 2181. CLAWSON, MARION, ET AL. LAND FOR THE FUTURE. TRENDS IN USE AND MANAGEMENT. BALTIMORE, MD.: JOHNS BALTIMORE, MD.: JOHNS HOPKINS PRESS, 1960. 570 PP.' HOPKINS PRESS, 1967. 113 PP., TABLES, GRAPHS. MAPS, OIAGRMS., TABLES, BIBLIO. IFN), INDEX.

THE DATA AND ANALYSIS IN,''THE FEDERAL LANDS: THEIR PUBLISHED FOR RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE. USE AND MANAGEMENT'', BY MARION CLAWSON AND BURNELL HELD, ARE UPDATED THROUGH 1965 IN THIS SUPPLEMENT. 2182. CLAYTON, ALFRED G. THE EVOLUTION OF THE FOREST RANGER. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:511. AUG. 1930. 2170. CLAWSON, MARION. THE FINITENESS AND FLEXIBILITIES OF LAND RESOURCES. JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER 2183. CLEATOR, FRED W, THE FOREST SUPERVISOR. THE GOPHER CONSERVATION 27:202-206. SEPT. -OCT. 1972. PEAVEY 2:30-31. 922.

2171. CLAWSON, MARION. LAND AND WATER FOR RECREATION: 2184. CLEATOR, FRED W. RECREATION OBJECTIVES: FOREST SERVICE PLANS FOR PUBLIC'S PLEASURE. PARKS AND RECREATION 2203. CLEPPER, HENRY E. THE ROMANCE OF FOREST HISTORY. 1:467-415. MAY-JUNE 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:20-23. DEC.1972.

2185. CLEMENT, D. BRENT. WHITE CLOUD PEAKS A TIME FOR 2204. CLEPPER, HENRY E. THE TEN MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS IN DECISION. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:28-31, 63-64. SEPT. AMERICAN FORESTRY:...THIS IS THE FIRST TIME AN EFFORT 1969. HAS BEEN MADE TO PINPOINT THE TOP 10 EVENTS... AMERICAN FORESTS 61 :52-53, 100,102-103. OCT. 1955. COMMENT BY WILLIAM E. FOWELL, P. 31. COMMENTS ON ROADS AND THE SALMON PRIMITIVE AREA. 2205. CLEPPER, HENRY E. WOMEN IN CONSERVATION: WOMEN'S ROLE.. .HAS NEVER BEEN ADEOUATELY RECOGNIZED... 2186. CLEMENT, ORA A. NEBRASKA'S MAN-MADE FOREST. NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS 62:20-22, 52-53, DEC. 1956. PARKS MAGAZINE 41:18-19. NOV. 1967. 2206. CLEPPER, HENRY E., AND MEYER, ARTHUR B. THE WORLD OF THE NEBRASKA NATIONAL FOREST. FOREST. BOSTON, MASS.: D.C. HEATH AND CO., 1965. 122 PP.' ILLUS. ,BIBLIO. ,INDEX. 2187. CLEMENT, RONALD C. A USE FOR WILDERNESS: THERE MAN CAN FIND BOTH INSPIRATION AND SPIRITUAL REGENERATION. 2207. CLEPPER, HENRY E., AND MEYER, ARTHUR B., EDS. AMERICAN AUDUBON MAGAZINE 68:94-95. MAR. -APR. 1966. FORESTRY. SIX DECADES OF GROWTH. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1960. 319 PP.' INDEX. 2188. CLEPPER, HENRY E. A CALM VIEW OF A HEATED SUBJECI. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 60:297-300. MAY 1962. 2208. CLEPPER, HENRY E., ED. LEADERS OF AMERICAN CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOURCES COUNCIL OF AMERICA. NEW YORK: THE DISCUSSION, ISSUES OF 60:499, JULY 1962; 60:732 734, RONALD PRESS COMPANY, 1971. 353 PP. OCT. 1962; 61:59, JAN. 1963. WILDERNESS AREAS. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 2189. CLEPPER, HENRY E. CHIEFS OF THE FOREST SERVICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 59:795-803. NOV. 1961. 2209. CLEPPER, HENRY E., ED. ORIGINS OF AMERICAN CONSERVATION. NEW YORK: RONALD PRESS COMPANY, 1966. 193 Pp., 2190. CLEPPER, HENRY E. CLIFFORD AHLGREN: WILDERNESS RESEARCH ILLUS., BIBLIO., INDEX. FORESTER. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 61:761 -763, 766. OCT. 1963. SEE ARTHUR B. MEYER'S ARTICLE, FORESTS AND FORESTRY, Pp. 38-56. 2191. CLEPPER, HENRY E. CRADLE OF FORESTRY IN AMERICA. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:16-19, 75-79. OCT. 1968. 2210. CLEVELAND, GROVER. A WORD FOR FORESTRY. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE INS) 68:308. JUNE 1904. PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST. 2211. CLEVELAND, TREADWELL, JR. FOREST LAW IN THE UNITED 2192. CLEPPER, HENRY E. THE FIRST WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON STATES. THE FORESTER 6:153-160. JULY 1900. NATURAL RESOURCES. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:28-31, 50-51. MAY 1968. SEE, ALSO,ISSUES OF 6:183-186, AUG. 1900; 6210-212, SEPT. 1900; AND 6:238-240, OCT. 1900. 2193. CLEPPER, HENRY E. FIRST WINGS OVER THE FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:24-27, 53-55. JUNE 1969. 2212. CLEVELAND, TREADWELL, JR. NATIONAL FOREST WORK AND THE SOUTH.. .VALUABLE AID OF FOREST SERVICE RECOGNIZED BY SEE, ALSO, ISSUE OF 75:20-23, 47-48. JULY 1969. PRACTICAL LUMBERMEN. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 51 :52-54. DEC. 25,1906. 2194. CLEPPER, HENRY E. THE FOREST SERVICE BACKLASHED. FOREST HISTORY 11:6-15. JAN. 1968. 2213. CLEVELAND, TREADWELL, JR. NATIONAL FORESTS AS RECREATION GROUNDS. THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF 2195. CLEPPER, HENRY E. FORESTRY AS A CAREER IN THE UNITED POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 35:25-31. MAR. 1910. STATES. UNASYLVA 2:76. MAR. -APR. 1948. SUBTITLE, ''PUBLIC RECREATION FACILITIES 2196. CLEPPER, HENRY E. THE FORESTRY PROFESSION IN AMERICA.

JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 58.596-597. AUG. 1960. 2214. CLIFF, EDWARD P. ''THIS I BELIEVE...'' WHAT CONSERVATION MEANS TO ME) AMERICAN FORESTS 68:2-4, 42. SEPT. DISCUSSION, ISSUE OF 58:975, DEC. 1960; 59:216-217, 1962. MAR. 1961. 2215. CLIFF, EDWARD P. A)CCELERATED( P(UBLIC) W)ORKS): A 2197. CLEPPER, HENRY E. FORESTRY'S FIRST FIFTY YEARS. THE PROFIT FORMULA. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:28-30, 50-51. SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 71 :387-392. DEC. 1950. OCT.1963.

2198. CLEPPER, HENRY E. FORESTRY'S UNCERTAIN BEGINNING. 22)6. CLIFF, EDWARD P. AS I SEE THE FOREST FIRE CHALLENGE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 67:218-221. APR. 1969. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:20-23, 50. JUNE 1969.

2199. CLEPPER, HENRY E. GIFFORD PINCHOT AND THE SIOCIETY) (OF) 2217. CLIFF, EDWARD P. CHANGES IN THE STATUS OF WILDLIFE AND A(IIERICANI F(ORESTERSI. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY ITS HABITAT IN THE NORTHWEST. THE UNIVERSITY OF 63:590-592. AUG. 1965. WASHINGTON FOREST CLUB QUARTERLY 9:25-30. 1935-1936.

2200. CLEPPER, HENRY E. THE LOOKOUT ON THE H1LL. AMERICAN 2218. CLIFF, EDWARD P. FOREST MANAGEMENT--NEW DIRECTIONS. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:204-206, 234. APR. 1924. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:844-846. DEC. 1971.

2201. CLEPPER, HENRY E. PLUNDER OF THE PINERIES. JOURNAL OF 2219. CLIFF, EDWARD P. THE FOREST SERVICE IN THE SEVENTIES. FORESTRY 65:114-119. FEB. 1967. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:11. JAN. 1971.

HISTORICAL TREATMENT OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS ATTITUDE 2220. CLIFF, EDWARD P. LOOKING AHEAD ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS TOWARD TIMBER TRESPASS. IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION. DENVER, COLD.: 2202. CLEPPER, HENRY E. PROFESSIONAL FORESTRY IN THE UNITED ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION, 1951. 7 PP., PROCESSED. STATES. BALTIMORE, MD. :JOHNS HOPKINS PRESS, 1971 337 PP., BIBLIO.,INDEX. AN ADDRESS DELIVERED AT COLORADO A&M COLLEGE FORESTRY DAY, FEBRUARY 4,1951. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE 2237. COCHRAN, H. DEAN. NATIONAL FOREST PERSONNEL. IN, FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, 2221. CLIFF, EDWARD P. MULTIPLE USES ON NATIONAL FORESTS. CHARTS, INDEX. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 1953:161-164. 1953. PP. 664-665.

2222. CLIFF, EDWARD P. NATIONAL FORESTS SERVE. JOURNAL OF 2238. COFFMAN, JOHN 0. HOW MUCH AND WHAT KIND OF FOREST LAND FORESTRY 53:112-115. FEB. 1955. SHOULD BE DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO RECREATION AND AESTHETICS? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:210-214. FEB. 2223. CLIFF, EDWARD P. A NEW LOOK AT NATIONAL FOREST 1937. RECREATION. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1957:15-18. 1958. DISCUSSION PP. 218-227.

2224. CLIFF, EDWARD P. OUR RESEARCH NATURAL AREAS. AMERICAN 2239. COLLEY, REGINALD H. UTILIZATION AND CONSERVATION OF THE FORESTS 77:36-38, 53-54. OCT. 1971. TIMBER SUPPLY. SCIENCE INS) 61:107-109. JAN. 30, 1925. 2225. CLIFF, EDWARD P. PROGRESS REPORT ON PUBLIC LAW 167. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:15-19. JAN. 1957. 2240. COLLIER, JOHN M. THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS OF THE SOUTHERN PINE ASSOCIATION, 1915-1965. NEW ORLEANS, LA.: DETERMINATION OF SURFACE RIGHTS OF MINING CLAIMS ON SOUTHERN PINE ASSOCIATION, 1965. 173 PP., ILLUS. NATIONAL FOREST LANDS. LITTLE MENTION OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE, BUT 2226. CLIFF, EDWARD P. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE MINING LAW. PROVIDES INSIGHT INTO THE WORKINGS OF A FOREST AMERICAN FORESTS 67:20, 74-75 FEB. 196) ASSOCIATION WHICH MAY ACT AS LOBBY FOR FOREST LEGISLATION. MULTIPLE USE MINING LAW.

2241. COLLIER'S. THE (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER VERDICT.: THE 2227. CLIFF, EDWARD P. THE ROLE OF FOREST RECREATION IN FOREST OPINIONS OF IMPORTANT NEWSPAPERS THROUGHTOUT THE LAND MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 59:491-492 COUNTRY. COLLIER'S 46:18. DEC. 24,1910. JULY 1961

REFERS TO THE BALL INGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 2228. CLIFF, EDWARD P. A 1956 LOOK AT TIMBER ACCESS ROADS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, DC.: 2242. COLLIER'S. ACHILLES AND HIS RAGE. MR.(RICAHRD A.) U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1956. 6 PP , PROCESSED. BALLINGER'S REPLIES THUS FAR TO THE CRITICISMS OF HIM AND HIS DEPARTMENT. COLLIER'S 44:16. DEC. 4, 1909 AN ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE SIERRA-CASCADE LOGGING CONFERENCE AT REDDING, CALIFORNIA, FEBRUARY 16,1956. 2243. COLLIER'S. THE AMERICAN DREYFUS CASE: THE NOT IN REPORT. A COPY DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY ADMINISTRATION'S METHOD OF CRUSHING (LOUIS R.) GLAVIS LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. AND THE TRUTH. COLLIER'S 45:22-23. MAY 7,19)0.

2229. CLINE, A. C. WISCONSIN SECTION OF SOCIETY OF AMERICAN COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. FORESTERS EXPRESSES SENTIMENT ON A FOREST POLICY FOR THE UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:897-901. 2244. COLLIER'S. THE C.C.C.-INDISPENSABLE? COLLIER'S 104:62. OCT. 1930. AUG. 19, 1939.

2230. CLINE, MCGARVEY. INTERVIEW WITH MCGARVEY CLINE: THE EDITORIAL. FIRST DIRECTOR OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY.

AMERICAN FORESTS 68:18-19, 40, 42-44. MAY 1962. 2245. COLLIER'S. CAN THIS BE WHITEWASHED ALSO? NEW OUAGMIRES FOR )RICHARD A.) BALLINGER-SENATOR (WELDON B.) INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY D.C. COLEMAN. HEYBURN IN DEEP LIKEWISE... COLLIER'S 44:8-9. DEC. 18, 1909. 2231. CLINE, MCGARVEY. WOOD UTILIZATION. PACKAGES 11:47-48. JUNE 1908 THE CHARGES AGAINST BALLINGER LED TO THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. PAPER PRESENTED TO THE NATIONAL SLACK COOPERAGE

MANUFACTURES' ASSOCIATION, MAY 19, 20, 21,1908. 2246. COLLIERS. CRUCIAL POINTS. COLLIER'S 44:9. FEB.19, 1910. 2232. CLINE, MCGARVEY, ET AL. DISCUSSION OF A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE PAPER AND PULP EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON EVENTS LEADING TO THE INDUSTRY. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 2:102-109. 1920.

2247. COLLIER'S. CURRENT OBSERVATIONS. COLLIER'S 44:9-10. 2233. CLOCKER, EVERETT H. A LAND LINE LOCATION PROGRAM FOR THE FEB. 26, 19)0. NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 67:540-545. AUG. 1969. EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON EVENTS LEADING TO THE BALL I NGER -P1 NCHOT CONTROVERSY. LOCATING NATIONAL FOREST BOUNDARIES. 2248. COLLIER'S. A FEW SAMPLE VIEWS. COLLIER'S 44:9. DEC. 2234. CLYDE, DON. HERE'S PRESIDENT )DON) CLYDE'S TESTIMONY ON 18, 1909. PROPOSED WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 48:13-39. DEC. 1958. VIEWS ON THE CHARGES AGAINST RICHARD A. BALLINGER,

2235. COBBS, J. L., JR. BRINGING IN THE BREEDS. OUTING 2249. COLLIER'S HOLD THE TIMBER LINE. COLLIER'S 111:78. 73:177-180, 250-254. JAN. -FEB. 1919. JUNE 12,1943.

2236. COBBS, J. L., JR. USE OF MOTORCYLES IN FOREST PATROLS. EDITORIAL ON FOREST CONSERVATION. THE AMERICAN CITY (TOWN AND COUNTRY EDITION) 17:507-508. DEC.1917. 2250. COLLIER'S, HOW LIGHT IS SHED. COLLIER'S 44:7-8. FEB. 12, 1910. EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON EVENTS THAI LED TO THE DISCUSSION, PP. 87-92. BALL INGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 2265. COLLINGW000, 6.H. FILIBERT ROTH: AN APPRECIATION. 225). COLLIERS. ONE (GIFFORDI PINCHOT-(RICHARD A.) BALLINGER AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:43. JAN. 1926. CONTROVERSY: BALLINGER'S ATTEMPT TO REVERSE THE (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT CONSERVATION POLICY ON A NEVADA EULOGY UPON ROTHS DEATH. IRRIGATION PROJECT. COLLIERS 45:17. APR. 9,1910. 2266. COLLINGWOOD, G.H. FOREST PURCHASE PROGRAM FACES 2252. COLLIERS. SLIPPERY DICK AND THE PRESIDENT. COLLIERS DIFFICULTIES BEFORE BUDGET BUREAU. JOURNAL OF 45:8-9. APR. 2,1910. FORESTRY 28:1001-1002. NOV. 1930.

EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON RICHARD A BALLINGER, PRESIDENT 2267. COLLINGWOOD, C.H. FORESTRY APPROPRIATIONS AS WILLIAM H. TAFT, AND THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT RECOMMENDED BY BUREAU OF THE BUDGET. AMERICAN CONTROVERSY. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:47. JAN. 1929.

2253. COLLIER'S. SOME LIGHTER ASPECTS OF (RICHARD A.) BUREAU OF BUDGET CUTS APPROPRIATION. BALLINGER: EARLY ILLUSTRATIONS OF HIS THOUGHTFULNESS, ALSO OF HIS CONCEPTION OF FINANCE... COLLIERS 2268. COLLINGWOOD, C.H. FORESTRY LEGISLATION IN CONGRESS. 44:22-23. MAR. 5, 1910. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:248-249. APR. 1929.

COMMENTS ON EVENTS LEADING TO THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT 2269. COLLINGWOOD, G.H. FORESTRY LEGISLATION NOW BEFORE CONTROVERSY. CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 35:110 FEB. 1929. 2254. COLLIER'S. SPARKS OUT, PLEASE. COLLIER'S 106:50. AUG 31, 1940. 2270 COLLINGWOOD, G. H. FORESTRY LEGISLATION NOW BEFORE CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE EDITORIAL ON FIRE INCIDENCE AND DAMAGE 35:186-187. MAR. 1929.

2255. COLLIER'S. WHAT THE COUNTRY THINKS: COMMENTS FROM 2271. COLLINGWOOD, G. H. THE FORESTRY OMNIBUS BILL; AN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE COUNTRY ON MR.(RICHARD A.) INTERPRETIVE SYNOPSIS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL BALLINGER AND THE (LEWIS R.) GLAVIS CHARGES. LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION, 1941 . 80 PP. COLLIER'S 44:17. DEC. 4,1909. REFERS TO S.2043, A BILL WHICH AMONG OTHER THINGS CHARGES AGAINST BALLINGER LED TO THE AFFECTED STATE AND PRIVATE FORESTRY RELATIONSHIPS. BALLINGER-PINCHOI CONTROVERSY 2272. COLLINGWOOD, G.H. INDUSTRIAL PROPOSALS TOWARD 2256. COLLIER'S. WHAT THE INVESTIGATION HAS PROVED: RESULTS OF COOPERATIVE RELATIONS (N FOREST LAND MANAGEMENT. THE COMMITTEE INVESTIGATION INTO (RICHARD A.) JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:453-456. MAY 1941. BALLINGER'S CONDUCT... COLLIER'S 45:18-19, 28, 30. APR. 2,1910. 2273. COLLINGWOOD, G H. SCIENCE IN THE FOREST: MODERN FORESTRY MANAGEMENT TAKES INTO CONSIDERATION ALL COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. PHASES OF WOOD GROWING AND UTILIZATION. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 167:270-273. DEC. 1942. 2257. COLLIER'S. WHO IS BEHIND (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER? RAMIFICATIONS OF WESTERN POLITICS, WHICH SUGGEST WHY 2274. COLLINGWOOD, C.H. THE TRADITION OF CONSERVATION:

BALLINGER WAS APPOINTED SECRETARY. COLLIER'S PRESIDENT (DWIGHT D I EISENHOWER'S RECENT MESSAGE ON 45:16-17, 28, 30. APR. 9,1910. CONSERVATION CLOSELY PARALLELS POLICIES INITIATED BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:10-12, 30. COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. OCT. 953.

2258. COLLINGWOOD, G. H. BACK-GROUNDS OF THE COOPERATIVE 2275. COLLINGW000, 6.H. TRADITIONAL GOP LAND POLICIES. PROGRAM OF FOREST PLANTING AS CARRIED ON UNDER AMERICAN FORESTS 59:14, 28, 30, 32. FEB. 1953. CLARKE-MCNARY LAW. THE AMES FORESTER 16:32-38. (928. 2276. COLLINGWOOD, C.H. TWELVE NIGHTS UNDER THE STARS: AS A TRAIL RIDER WITH THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. 2259. COLLINGWOOD, G. H. THE CLARKE-MCNARY LAW IN RELATION TO AMERICAN FORESTS 40:391-393, 427. SEPT. 1934. FOREST AND WINDBREAK PLANTING IN IOWA. IOWA STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, REPORT (1927) 62:56-70. 1927. 2277 COLLINGWOOD, 6. H., ET AL. WASHINGTON LOOKOUT.

AMERICAN FORESTS (SEE MONTHLY NUMBERS 1951- I. 2260. COLLINGW000, G. H. CONSERVATION AND THE HOOVER REPORT: AN ANALYSIS OF PROPOSALS TO CONSOLIDATE FOREST AND CONSERVATION LEGISLATION RANGE MANAGEMENT (N THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. AMERICAN FORESTS 55:12-13, 45-46. APR.1949. 2278. COLLINS, CHAPIN. FIRST TEN YEARS: HOW THE PEOPLE IN REVIVED COMMUNITIES VIEW A CENTURY-LONG SUSTAINED 2261. COLLINGWOOD, G. H. CONSERVATION AND THE 75TH CONGRESS: YIELD CONTRACT. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:24-27, 49-51. FINAL DAYS OF SESSION REFLECT DANGER OF DISMEMBERMENT MAY 958. OF FORESTRY THROUGH FEDERAL REORGANIZATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:506, 509. OCT. 1937. THE SHELTON WORKING CIRCLE.

2262. COLLINGWOOD, 6. H. CONSERVATION CAMPS TO FEEL POLITICAL 2279. COLLINS, CHAPIN. TEACHING WOOD TO FIGHT: THE U.S. PATRONAGE. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:418. SEPT. 1933. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY IS PROVING AN EFFECTIVE ARSENAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 50:122-123, 136. MAR. REFERS TO THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. 1944.

2263. COLLINGW000, 6.H. CONSERVATION IN THE 73RD CONGRESS. 2280. COLLINS, CHAPIN. 25 YEARS LATER: THE CIRCLE THAT WORKS. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:374-375. AUG. 1934. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:15-19, 58-60. OCT. 1971.

2264. COLLINGW000, C.H. THE ELEMENTS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTRY SHELTON WORKING CIRCLE. PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:83-87. FEB. 1939. 2281. COLLINS, CLARENCE K. INDIAN FIREFIGHTERS OF THE SOUTHWEST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 60:87.91. FEB. 1962. POINTS'' ON FOREST CONSERVATION.

2282. COLLINS, JOHN BLATCHFORD. A GREAT FOREST. CONSERVATION 2296. COMPTON, WILSON M. FOREST CONSERVATION: A TASK IN 14:514. SEPT. 1908, ENGINEERING AND IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COOPERATION. AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, PROCEEDINGS OZARK NATIONAL FOREST. 89:423-427. JULY 18,1945.

2283. COLLINS, JOHN BLATCHFORD. THE RELATION OF FOREST 2297. COMPTON, WILSON M. FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES: PRESERVATION TO THE PUBLIC WELFARE: BEING AN ADDRESS FORESTRY UNDER A FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM. AMERICAN DELIVERED ON ARBOR DAY AT THE MONTANA STATE FORESTS 66:26-27, 50-54. AUG. 1960. UNIVERSITY AT MISSOULA. THE FORESTER 5:127-129. JUNE 1899. 2298. COMPTON, WILSON M. GOVERNMENT VERSUS DESERT: THE FALLACY OF THE SHELTER BELT. FORUM AND CENTURY 93:237-239. 2284. COLION, HUGH W. LIVESTOCK GRAZING UNDER MULTIPLE-USE APR. 1935, POLICY. JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 20:113-114. MAR. 1967. 2299. COMPTON, WILSON M. HAS FOREST CONSERVATION CREATED A FALSE ALARM? SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 145:386-387. DEC. 2285. THE COMMERCIAL CLUBS OF MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL. 1931 MEMORIAL AND APPEAL IN THE MATTER OF MINNESOTA FORESTRY AND PARK RESERVATIONS.. WITH A PETITION 2300. COMPTON, WILSON M. A NATIONAL REFORESTATION POLICY. SIGNED BY NEARLY 400 FULL BLOODED INDIANS, AGAINST THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 114:45-46. MAY 10, 1924. THE REPEAL OF THE MORRIS BILL. ST. PAUL, MINN. :THE COMMERCIAL CLUBS OF MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL, 2301. COMPTON, WILSON M. THE NEED FOR UNDERSTANDING. JOURNAL DECEMBER, 1905.16 PP., ILLUS. OF FORESTRY 18:255-259. 1920.

AN APPEAL FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE NATIONAL FOREST COMMENTS ON FOREST POLICY. RESERVE AT THE SOURCE OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER IN THE STATE OF MINNESOTA. COPY OF PETITION LOCATED IN 2302. COMPTON, WILSON M. ORGANIZING FOR COMMON DEFENSE. NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:189-190, 230. APR. 1939.

2286. THE COMMISSION ON ORGANIZATION OF THEEXECUTIVEBRANCH OF COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE CONTROL. THE GOVERNMENT. REORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR: A REPORT TO THE CONGRESS BY THE COMMISSION 2303. COMPTON, WILSON M. OUR FUTURE FOREST NEEDS. JOURNAL OF ON ORGANIZATION OF THEEXECUTIVEBRANCH OF THE FORESTRY 28:138-146. FEB. 1930. GOVERNMENT, MARCH 1949. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 94 PP. DISCUSSION BY EARLE H. CLAPP, PP. 147-153

2287. COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE. GOVERNMENT 2304. COMPTON, WILSON M. WILL THE LUMBER INDUSTRY TALK ABOUT FORESTS AND THEIR PRESERVATION. THE FORESTER IT, OR DO IT? LUMBER MANUFACTURER AND DEALER 5:76-79. APR. 1899. 76:26-28. DEC. 25, 1925.

2288. THE COMMONWEAL. BUILDING AND FINANCING THE FUTURE. THE 2305. COMPTON, WILSON M., ET AL. A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY COMMONWEAL 50:164. MAY 27, 1949. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1337-1342. SEPT. 1919.

EDITORIAL ON FOREST CONSERVATION. SEVEN BRIEF ESSAYS ON THE NEEDS FOR A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY 2289. THE COMMONWEAL. FORESTRY SMOKE ''JUMPERS''. THE COMMONWEAL 50:477. AUG. 26, 1949. 2306. CDNARRO, R. M. FIGHTING TOMORROW'S FIRES TODAY. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:214, 216, 228. APR.1939. 2290. THE COMMONWEAL. OWNERSHIP AND REGULATION: TREES. THE COMMONWEAL 49:555-556. MAR.18, 1949. 2307. CONE, MOSES H. THE PROPOSED APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST. SOUTHERN WOODLANDS 1:11-15. FEB. 1908. EDITORIAL. REPRINT OF ARTICLE FROM THE, WATAUGA DEMOCRAT (GAl, 2291. THE COMMONWEAL. TIMBER... THE COMMONWEAL 48 344-345. OCT. 24, 1907. JULY 23, 1948. 2308. CONLEY, CLARE. EDITORIAL. FIELD AND STREAM 76:4. APR EDITORIAL. 1972.

2292. THE COMMONWEAL. WHAT TO DO: HOW TO DO IT. THE COMMENTS ON CLEARCUTTING OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. COMMONWEAL 50:428. AUG. 12,1949. 2309. CONNAUGHTON, CHARLES A. FORESTER'S TOUGHEST PROBLEM. EDITORIAL COMMENT ON THE PICK-SLOAN ACT AND FOREST JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 64:446-448. JULY 1966. RENNOVATION OF THE MISSOURI VALLEY. ATTEMPTING TO UNDERSTAND PUBLIC OPINION AND 2293. COMPANY COMMANDER. COMPANY 5757, CCC. SATURDAY ANTICIPATE PUBLIC REACTION. EVENING POST 210:8-9, 68, 71-72, 75-76. SEPT. 11, 1937. 2310. CONNAUGHTON, CHARLES A. THE FORESTRY PROFESSION AND LAND USE PRESSURES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 5:233. MAR. 2294. COMPION, WILSON M. ATTITUDE OF THE LUMBER INDUSTRY ON 1960. NATIONAL FORESTRY POLICY: AS OUTLINED BY WILSON COMPTON, SECRETARY-MANAGER, NATIONAL LUMBER 2311. CONNAUGHTON, CHARLES A. THE FORESTRY PROFESSION...THE MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION. THE NEW YORK LUMBER PUBLIC.. AND YOU. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 65:876-879. TRADE JOURNAL 74:21-23. MAR. 15, 1923. DEC. 1967.

2295. COMPTON, WILSON 1. CONSERVATION: THE FORM OR THE FORESTERS MUST RESPOND, YET BE SINGLE MINDED AND SUBSTANCE: WHICH? NEW YORK I?): NATIONAL LUMBER DETERMINED. MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, ND., 24 PP. 2312. CONNAUGHION, CHARLES A. HOW CAN WE RESOLVE CONFLICTS IN THIS PAMPHLET IS REFERRED TO AS COMPTON'S ''14 FOREST LAND USE? THE WESTERN FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, 50TH ANNUAL WESTERN THE COMMISSION IS RECEIVED... CONSERVATION 15:3-47. FORESTRY CONFERENCE, PROCEEDINGS 1959:86-89. 19601?) JAN 1909.

2313. CONNAUGHTON, CHARLES A. REVOLT AGAINST CLEARCUTTING. ARTICLE CONCLUDED IN CONSERVATION 15:92-97, FEB. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:264-265. MAY 1970. 1909.

2314. CONNAUGHTON, CHARLES A. WATERSHED MANAGEMENT--MORE THAN 2332. CONSERVATION. ORGANIZATIONS WHICH HAVE PASSED MERE PROTECTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:341-342. RESOLUTIONS FAVORING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE APR. 1939. APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST. CONSERVATION 15:427-429. JULY 1909. 2315. CONNAUGHTON, CHARLES A. WHAT IS MULTIPLE USE? AMERICAN FORESTS 65:30-31, 60-61. JULY 1959, 2333. CONSERVATION. PRESIDENT (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT'S ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO MR. GIFFORD PINCHOT. 2316. CONNAUGHTON, CHARLES A. YIELD OF WATER AS AN ELEMENT IN CONSERVATION 15:526. SEPT. 1909. MULTIPLE USE OF WILD LAND. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:641-644. SEPT. 1943. 2334. CONSERVATION. REPORT OF THE WATER SUPPLY COMMISSION OF PENNSYLVANIA. CONSERVATION 14:659-660. DEC. 1908. 2317. CONNAUGTON, CHARLES A. WHAT'S AHEAD IN FORESTRY--A CHALLENGE TO RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 2335. CONSUMER BULLETIN. PRESERVING THE NATURAL BEAUTY OF WOOD 69:556-559 SEPT. 1971. EXPOSED TO WEATHER. CONSUMER BULLETIN 48:2. MAR. 1965. 2318. CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS. COOPERATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT SUPERVISORS MEET AT HARKNESS MEMORIAL. CONNECTICUT FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY DEVELOPS EXTERIOR-NATURAL WOODLANDS 28:78-81. SEPT.-OCT. 1963. WOOD FINISH.

2319. CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS. FORESTRY AND THE WAR. 2336. CONZET, G.M. RELATIVE SPHERES OF NATIONAL AND STATE CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS 7:63-64. MAR. 1942. FOREST PURCHASE AREAS AND POLICIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:294-303, MAR. 1935. 2320. CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS. HALF MILLION MORE NATIONAL FOREST ACRES SET ASIDE AS WILDERNESS. CONNECTICUT 2337. COOK, ALICE S. THE GUARDIAN OF OUR FORESTS. AMERICAN

WOODLANDS 25:75. SEPT. - OCT. 1960. FORESTRY 25:1329-1333. SEPT. 1919.

REPRINT OF A NEWS RELEASE FROM U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE AS PROTECTOR OF THE NATION'S AGRICULTURE. FORESTS.

2321. CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS. INCREASED USE OF FOREST RESOURCES 2338. COOK, C. WAYNE, AND STODDART, L. A. GRAZING AND MULTIPLE AIDS RURAL ECONOMY. CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS 29:12-14. USE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 59:216-217. MAR. 1961. JAN-FEB. 1964. A COMMENT ON THE ARTICLE,''COMMENTS ON MULTIPLE REPRINT OF U.SDEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEWS USE'', IN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 58:975, DEC.1960. RELEASE. 2339. COOKE, W. BRIDGE. ESSAY REVIEW: COSTS OF WILDERNESS. 2322. CONNERY, ROBERT H. GOVERNMENTAL PROBLEMS IN WILD LIFE ECOLOGY 49:587-591. LATE SPRING, 1968. CONSERVATION. NEW YORK: COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1935. 250 PP BIBLIO. INDEX. 2340. COOLEY, RICHARD A. ALASKA: A CHALLENGE IN CONSERVATION. MADISON, WIS. :THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS, SEE PARTICULARLY CHAPTER 7, THE REORGANIZATION OF 1966. 170 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS, BIBLIO., INDEX. FEDERAL CONSERVATION AGENCIES 2341. COOLEY, RICHARD A., AND WANDESFORDE-SMITH, GEOFFREY. 2323. CONNOLLY, C. P. (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER, -SHYSTER. CONGRESS AND THE ENVIRONMENT. SEATTLE, WASH.: COLLIERS 45:16-17. APR.2, 1910. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON PRESS, 1970. 277 PP., TABLES, BIBLIO.,INDEX. COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 2342. COOLIDGE, PHILIP T. FIRE PROTECTION ESSENTIAL. JOURNAL 2324. CONNOR, RICHARD M. THE VICIOUS CIRCLE. HOME ACRES AND OF FORESTRY 28:227-229. FEB. 1930. COUNTRYSIDE MAGAZINE 19:5-6,16. JULY 1931. 2343. COOLIDGE, PHILIP T. FOREST RANGER EDUCATION: DISCUSSION. ARTICLE ON FOREST POLICY AND FOREST CONSERVATION. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 10:281-282. JULY 1915. 2325. CONSERVATION. APPALACHIAN LEGISLATION KILLED. CONSERVATION 15:175. MAR. 1909. 2344. COOLIDGE, PHILIP 1. UNIFORMITY IN THE FOREST-FIRE LEGISLATION AFFECTING RAILROAD OPERATION AND 2326. CONSERVATION. THE APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST LUMBERING. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, ASSOCIATION. CONSERVATION 14:504-505. SEPT.1908. PROCEEDINGS 10:434-452. OCT. 1915.

2327. CONSERVATION. APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST ASSOCIATION. 2345. COOMBS, CHARLES I. HIGH TIMBER: THE STORY OF AMERICAN CONSERVATION 14:546-547. OCT. 1908. FORESTRY. CLEVELAND, OHIO: WORLD PUBLISHING CO., 1960. 223 PP., ILLUS., INDEX. 2328. CONSERVATION. THE APPALACHIAN-WHITE MOUNTAIN HEARING. CONSERVATION 15:102-104. FEB. 1909. 2346. COONEY, ROBERT F. JEWEL BASIN. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 85:7-9. WINTER-SPRING 1964. 2329. CONSERVATION. THE ATTITUDE OF THE WEST TOWARD THE EASTERN FORESTS. CONSERVATION 15:176-177. MAR. AREA IS LOCATED IN NORTHWESTERN MONTANA. 1909. 2347. COONEY, ROBERT F. SUN RIVER DAMS AND THE BOB MARSHALL 2330. CONSERVATION. CALAVERAS BIG TREES SAVED. CONSERVATION WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 99:35. WINTER 15:177. MAR. 1909. 967-1968.

2331. CONSERVATION; THE JOINT CONSERVATION CONFERENCE: SECOND 2348. COOPER, CHARLES F. ARIZONA ON THE WARPATH: NINETY-SIX GATHERING OF THE GOVERNORS IN WASHINGTON-REPORT OF THOUSAND ACRES.. .ARE FOR SALE, BUT WHO THE PURCHURSER SHOULD BE, THE U. S. GOVERNMENT OR A PRIVATE 2364. COWAN, C. S. THE C. C. C. MOVEMENT AND ITS RELATION TO OPERATOR, IS MOST CONTROVERSIAL. AMERICAN FORESTS THE CLARKE-MCNARY ACT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 62:38-39, 60. JAN. 1956. 34:383-387. APR. 1936.

2349. COOPER JOHN S. THE PROPOSED MINNESOTA NATIONAL PARK. 2365. COWAN, C. S. THE PROPOSED MOUNT OLYMPUS NATIONAL PARK. THE FORESTER 6:280-288. DEC. 1900. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:747-749. AUG. 1936.

ARTICLE ON THE OUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. 2366. COWAN, CHARLES S., AND MAUNDER, ELWOOD R. FOREST PROTECTION COMES UNDER THE MICROSCOPE. FOREST 2350. COPELAND, OTIS L. FOREST SERVICE RESEARCH IN EROSION HISTORY 2:3-4. WINTER 1959. CONTROL. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS, TRANSACTIONS 12:75-79. JAN. -FEB 1969. 2367. COX, W. I AND CORNWALL, GEORGE M. POLICY OF THE FOREST SERVICE IN SELLING TIMBER AND FIXING STUMPAGE PRICES. 2351. CORMACK, J.M. ELEMENTS OF A NATIONAL LAND USE POLICY: AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 1787:35-37. AUG. 21, 1909. COMING TO GRIPS WITH CURRENT PROBLEMS. JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 27:216-217. SEPT. -OCT. 2368. COYLE, DAVID C. (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT AND CONSERVATION. 1972. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:12-13, 38, 40-41. JUNE 1958.

2352. CORNELIUS, ROYCE 0. NEEDED SOLUTIONS, NOT EPITAPHS! . ON 2369. COYLE, DAVID C. CONSERVATION: AN AMERICAN STORY OF

THE CONTROVERSIAL INSECTICIDE TOPIC . . AMERICAN CONFLICT AND ACCOMPLISHMENT. NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J.: FORESTS 70:24-27. JUNE 1964. RUTGERS UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1957. 284 PP., ILLUS., INDEX. 2353. CORNELIUS, ROYCE 0. WHERE ARE WE GOING IN FOREST PEST CONTROL? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:661 -664. SEPT. 2370. COYLE, DAVID C. OUR FORESTS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 1965. NATIONAL HOME LIBRARY FOUNDATION, 1940.150 PP.

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2354. CORNING, HOWARD M. LOOKOUT'S MECHANICAL EYE: CONCEIVED SEE, ''FORESTS ' , P. 20, IN 1910 BY A YOUNG YALE FORESTER-ENGINEER, THE NEW

UNIVERSALLY-USED OSBORNE FIRE FINDER IS WITHOUT PEER 2372. COYLE, LEONIDAS. USE OF AIRPLANES IN FORESTRY. JOURNAL IN PINPOINTING THE LOCATION OF FOREST BLAZES. OF FORESTY 27:832-835. NOV 1929. AMERICAN FORESTS 58:18-19, 51. MAR. 1952. 2373. CRAFT, OUINCY R. TIMBER CONSERVATION IN WYOMING. 2355. CORNWALL, GEORGE M. UTILIZING TROOPS IN THE NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:740-741. DEC. 1920. FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:587-589. OCT. 1911. 2374. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. AMERICAN FOREST POLICY. JOURNAL OF 2356. COSTLEY, RICHARD J. AN ENDURING RESOURCE: IN THE PAST FORESTRY 50:223-224. MAR. 1952. DECADE THE FOREST SERVICE MIGHT HAVE BEEN FORGIVEN FOR WINKING AT HALF-BAKED WILDERNESS AREAS AND COMMENTS ON LUTHER H. GULICK'S STUDY, ''AMERICAN ADMITTING THEM INTO THE WILDERNESS SYSTEMS. BUT TO FOREST POLICY: A STUDY OF GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION THE EVERLASTING CREDIT OF THE SERVICE... IT DID NOT AND ECONOMIC CONTROL'', NEW YORK. DUELL, SLOAN, AAND CHOOSE TO CHEAPEN A NOBLE ACT... AMERICAN FORESTS PEARCE, 195!. 78:8-11, 54-56. JUNE 1972. 2375. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. BRINKMANSHIP IN OUR FORESTS. 2357. COTTAM, WALTER P. OUR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:19, 48, 50-52. AUG.1969. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:18-19, 61-63. JAN.1958. NATIONAL FORESTS HAVE NOT BEEN FULLY DEVELOPED. COMMENTS ON CURRENT WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. DISCUSSION, ISSUES OF 64:4-5, MAR. 1958; AND 64:4, 2376. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. THE CASE FOR FEDERAL PARTICIPATION IN 66-67, APR. 1958. FOREST REGULATION. N.P., 1951. 7 PP., PROCESSED.

2358. COUCH, LEO K. FOREST-WILDLIFE RELATIONSHIP: WHAT HAS A PAPER PRESENTED AT A PANEL DISCUSSION ON FOREST BEEN ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF REGULATION, BEFORE THE YALE FORESTRY CLUB AND THE FORESTRY 36:913-915. SEPT. 1938. YALE CONSERVATION CLUB, YALE UNIVERSITY, DECEMBER 5, 1951. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 2359. COUGHLIN, LOUIS D. CAMP FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. THE ELK POACHERS OF SHEEP MOUNTAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:282-285. MAY 1924. 2377. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. CONGRESSIONAL LIAISON IN THE FOREST SERVICE. FOREST HISTORY 16:12-17. OCT. 1972. 2360. COUNTRYMAN, CLIVE M., AND PALMER, THOMAS Y. PROJECT FLAMBEAU: AN INVESTIGATION OF MASS FIRE, 1964-1967. REPRINT OF INTERVIEW WITH SUSAN R. SCHREPFER. FINAL REPORT. 2 VOLS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., PACIFIC SOUTHWEST FOR. AND RANGE EXP. STA. 2378. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. THE DILEMMA OF THE FOREST SERVICE. BERKELEY, CALIF.: PACIFIC SOUTHWEST FOREST AND RANGE AMERICAN FORESTS 76:8-9, 55-58. JUNE 1970. EXPERIMENT STATION, 1969. 68 PP. 54 PP. ILLUS,, DIAGRPIS., TABLES, GRAPHS. AN ANALYSIS OF WHY THE FOREST SERVICE SUFFERS FROM CRITICISM. 2361. COVENTRY, KELVIN W. MY FOREST IS NOT FOR BURNING. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:28-29, 47, JULY 1968. 2379. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. FOREST SERVICE HOLDS RANGE RESEARCH SEMINAR. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:282-283. MAR. 1940. SIUSLAW NATIONAL FOREST. INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST & RANGE RESEARCH STATION HOSTS 2362. COVILLE, FREDERICK V. SHEEP GRAZING IN THE FOREST CONFERENCE. RESERVES. THE FORESTER 4:30-32. FEB. 1898. 2380. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. FORESTERS ON TRIAL: EX-FORESTER CALLS 2363. COWAN, C. S. AFTER THE VIRGIN TIMBER--WHAT? THE FOR END TO CLEARCUTTING ABUSES. THE LIVING TIMBERMAN 29:167, 170. JULY 1928. WILDERNESS 36:38-42. WINTER 1972-1973. 2381. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. MEN AND EVENTS BEHIND THE REDWOOD FOREST LEGISLATION. NATIONAL PARK. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:20-28, 58. MAY 1971 2396. CRAIG, JAMES B. BITTER TEA IN THE BITTERROOT. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:10. FEB.1971. 2382. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. THE PRESIDENTS (RICHARD M. NIXON) REORGANIZATION PROPOSALS AND THE FOREST SERVICE. EOITORIAL ON TIMBER MANAGEMENT ON THE BITTERROOT JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:210-211. APR. 1971. NATIONAL FOREST.

2383. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. PUBLIC FOREST POLICY IN A NATIONAL 2397. CRAIG, JAMES B. BLUEPRINT FOR PUBLIC SERVICE-THE STORY EMERGENCY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:266-270. APR. OF GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS 1952. 54:200-204, 236-237. MAY 1948.

2384. CRAFTS EDWARD C. SAGA OF A LAW:.. THIS SAGA IS THE REFERS TO THE GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN-LINVILLE GORGE STORY OF ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT FOREST AREA, NORTH CAROLINA AND TO THE PISGAH NATIONAL CONSERVATION BILLS OF MODERN TIMES... AMERICAN FOREST. FORESTS 76:12-19, 52-54. JUNE 1970. 2398. CRAIG, JAMES B. BUT CAN THEY CRACK A NUT? AMERICAN CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 76:28-35 JULY 1970. ON HOW FORESTS 71:7. JULY 1965. THE MULTIPLE USE-SUSTAINED YIELD ACT WAS ENACTED BY CONGRESS. EDITORIAL. COMMODITY VALUES VS. BEAUTY IN LAND MANAGEMENT. 2385. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. STATEMENT.. ON H.R.10794, BEFORE FORESTRY SUBCOMMITTEE OF HOUSE COMMITTEE ON 2399. CRAIG, JAMES B. CHIEF (EDWARD P.) CLIFF RETIRES AFTER AGRICULTURE, 84TH CONGRESS, 2D SESSION, JUNE 14, DECADE OF SERVICE:(JOHN R.) MCGUIRE SUCCEEDS HIM. 1956. NP., 1956.7 PP. PROCESSED. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:39. MAY 1972.

H.R.10794 WAS THE LAIRD BILL WHICH WAS TO PROVIDE FOR 2400. CRAIG, JAMES B. THE CLEARCUT CRISIS. AMERICAN FORESTS AN ANNUAL REPORT BY THE SECREATRY OF AGRICULTURE ON 77:11. MAR. (971. THE FOREST RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF EDITORIAL. CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 2401. CRAIG, JAMES B. CLEARING THE AIR. AMERICAN FORESTS 2386. CRAFTS, EDWARD C. TWENTY-ONE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE T)IMBER) 76:11. DEC. 1970. R(ESOURCES) R)EVIEW): AN ANALYSIS OF THE NINE-VOLUME TIMBER RESOURCES REVIEW OF THE FOREST SERVICE... EDITORIAL ON EVEN-AGED MANAGEMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS 61 :24-27, 46-51. DEC. 1955. 2402. CRAIG, JAMES B. CONSERVATION IN CONGRESS. AMERICAN 2387. CRAFTS, EDWARD C., AND CHAPMAN, HERMAN H. DO WE NEED FORESTS 56:30, 32. APR.1950. FEDERAL FOREST REGULATION? AMERICAN FORESTS 58:26-27, 39, 42-43. MAY 1952 2403. CRAIG, JAMES B. COOPERATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT ACT REPORTED OUT MARCH 6. AMERICAN FORESTS 56:30,32. 2388. CRAFTS, EDWARD C., AND SCHREPFER, SUSAN R. FOREST APR. 1950. SERVICE RESEARCHER AND CONGRESSIONAL LIAISON: AN EYE TO MULTIPLE USE. SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.: FOREST HISTORY 2404. CRAIG, JAMES B. ESTHETICS: THE SIXTH VALUE. AMERICAN SOCIETY, 1972. 202 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO. ,INDEX. FORESTS 766-7. OCT. 1970.

2389. CRAIG, GEORGE A. FOREST SERVICE STUMPAGE PRICES: WHAT DO CLEARCUTT ING CONTROVERSY. THEY MEAN? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 56:856-857. NOV. 1958. 2405. CRAIG, JAMES B. FIRE PREVENTION BREAKTHROUGH: THE FOREST SERVICE HAS DISCOVERED A NEW WAY ''TO FIGHT FIRES 2390. CRAIG, GEORGE A. PUBLIC TIMBER AND PUBLIC WITHOUT GETTING BURNED'' . AMERICAN FORESTS INTEREST--UNDERCUT AND IJNDER5ERVED: THE IMPACT OF 69:36-38. MAR. 1963. PUBLIC TIMBER SALE PROGRAMS ON THE WESTERN FOREST INDUSTRIES. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, INVENTION OF THE FIRE CONTROL SIMULATOR. PROCEEDINGS 1959: 83-88. 1959. 2406. CRAIG, JAMES B. FOREST HOLIDAY. AMERICAN FORESTS 2391. CRAIG, GEORGF A. WATER + WOOD + GAME + RECREATION 55:16-20, 46. JUNE 1949. LOGGING. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:23. MAR. 1961. 2407. CRAIG, JAMES B. THE GENTLEMAN FROM ARIZONA. AMERICAN A REBUTTAL TO AN ARTICLE BY C.K. STEDMAN ENTITLED, FORESTS 64:15-16. JUNE 1958. ''AN ALGEBRAIC APPROACH TO LAND USE IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST'' . SEE AMERICAN FORESTS 67:38-39, JAN. ARTICLE ON CARL HAYDEN, U.S. SENATOR FROM ARIZONA. 1961. DISCUSSION ISSUE OF 67:3, MAY 1961. MENTIONS FEDERAL FORESTRY APPROPRIATIONS.

2392. CRAIG, JAMES B. ALARM SOUNDED ON NEW REDWOOD PARK 2408. CRAIG, JAMES B. GRAZING LANDS MUST BE RESTORED. PROPOSAL. AMERICAN FORESTS 73:7, 70. NOV. 1967. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:6-7. JAN. 1969.

2393. CRAIG, JAMES B. THE BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS: BOTH SIDES EDITORIAL. CLAIMED ENOUGH VOTES LAST MONTH IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES TO SWING THE WILDERNESS ISSUE. ONLY 2409. CRAIG; JAMES B. LAST ROUNDUP FOR THE REDWOODS. TIME WILL TELL WHICH SIDE WILL WIN OUT IN THIS ISSUE. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:7. JUNE 1968. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:12-15, 44, 46, 8, 50. AUG.1957. EDITORIAL ON PROPOSED REDWOOD AND NORTH CASCADES 2394. CRAIG, JAMES B. BIG MEDICINE IN THE BIG TREES. NATIONAL PARKS. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:8-13, 32-34. JUNE 1968. 2410. CRAIG, JAMES B. LAYING IT ON THE LINE. AMERICAN REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK CONTROVERSY. FORESTS 75:11. FEB. 1969.

2395. CRAIG, JAMES B. BILLS, BILLS, BILLS. AMERICAN FORESTS EDITORIAL. COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE FUNDS MUST BE 66:22-23, 96. JULY 1960. ENLARGED. 2411. CRAIG, JAMES B. LETS GET THE JOB DONE. AMERICAN EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON CLEARCUTTING CONTROVERSY. FORESTS 64:9. FEB. 1958.

2425. CRAIG, JAMES B. OUR NATIONAL FORESTS, LANDS OF MANY EDITORIAL ON CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. USES: SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE (ORVILLE L.( FREEMAN DISCUSSION, ISSUE OF 64:10, 70-71, APR. 1958. PREDICTS 100 MILLION VISITS WILL BE CHALKED UP ON THE

NATIONAL FORESTS THIS YEAR. . . AMERICAN FORESTS 2412. CRAIG, JAMES B. LETS NOT GAMBLE WITH OUR NATURAL 67:10-15, 56-57. JULY 1961. RESOURCES. AMERICAN FORESTS 73:9. NOV. 967. 2426. CRAIG, JAMES B. ROBERT KENNEDY'S BIG CASE. AMERICAN EDITORIAL. MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY. SAN RAFAEL FORESTS 74:20-22, 53. SEPT. 1968. WILDERNESS AREA ON THE LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST. CONCERNING ACCESS ROADS ACROSS NATIONAL FORESTS. 2413. CRAIG, JAMES B. MEET THE CHIEF: A MAN OF EXPERIENCE AND

STATURE, RICHARD E. MCARDLE.. . AMERICAN FORESTS 2427. CRAIG, JAMES B. SHERMAN ADAMS--FORESTER. AMERICAN 59:23, 28. APR. 1953. FORESTS 64:16-18, 44-45. AUG. 1958.

2414. CRAIG, JAMES B. MONTANA'S SELECT COMMITTEE. AMERICAN 2428. CRAIG, JAMES B. SKIING FOR EVERYBODY. AMERICAN FORESTS FORESTS 77:35-37, 48-49. FEB. 1971. 55:6-lI, 38, 46. JAN. 1949.

STUDYING MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON THE BITTERROOT 2429. CRAIG, JAMES B. TIME FOR TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTS NATIONAL FOREST. 74:9. MAY 1968.

2415. CRAIG, JAMES B. MORE MUSCLE FOR A NOBLE EDIFICE. EDITORIAL. DEMAND FOR TIMBER PRODUCTS WILL INCREASE AMERICAN FORESTS 75:10-lI. JUNE 1969. AND RESEARCH WILL HELP SUPPLY IT.

A BILL TO CONTROL DISASTER FIRES. SEE, ALSO, 2430. CRAIG, JAMES B. VIEW FROM THE INSIDE PASSAGE. AMERICAN ARTICLE, ''DISASTER FIRES-WHY?' , BY WILLIAM E. FORESTS 75:46-48. SEPT. 1969. FOWALL, PP. 12-15, 40. TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST, ALASKA. 2416. CRAIG, JAMES B. MORE MUSCLE FOR MULTIPLE USE. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:7. AUG. 1970. 2431. CRAIG, JAMES B. A WELL DONE FOR A HARD WORKING COMMITTEE. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:7. JUNE 1968. EDITORIAL PROPOSAL TO REDUCE LOGGING ON THE OREGON AND CALIFORNIA LANDS BY THE BUREAU OF LAND EDITORIAL. REFERS TO HOUSE INTERIOR AND INSULAR MANAGEMENT. AFFAIRS COMMITTEE WHICH CONDUCTED HEARINGS ON THE PROPOSED REDWOOD AND NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARKS. 2417. CRAIG, JAMES B. MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:7. JUNE 1970. 2432. CRAIG, JAMES B. WHAT'S ON THE HORIZON? AS THE FORST SERVICE MOVES FROM A CUSTODIAL TO A LAND-MANAGER EDITORIAL ON DIFFERENT INTERPRETATIONS OF THE STATUS ON ITS LANDS, IT FACES THE GREATEST CHALLENGE WILDERNESS ACT. IN ITS 50-YEAR HISTORY... AMERICAN FORESTS 61 :24-27, 91. MAR. 1955. 2418. CRAIG, JAMES B. MR. (ORVILLE L.) FREEMAN'S RESPONSE TO REORGANIZATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 73,11, 37. DEC. 2433. CRAIG, JAMES B. WILDERNESS BILL STYMIED IN SENATE. 1967. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:7, 50. SEPT. 1958.

EDITORIAL. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY. 2434. CRAIG, JAMES B. THE WILDERNESS BILL: TWO POINTS OF VIEW. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:43, 55-57. JAN. 1957: 2419. CRAIG, JAMES B. NEW PUSH FOR WILDERNESS BILL: SENATOR (CLINTON P.) ANDERSON PREDICTS ENACTMENT OF FOR THE OPPOSING POINT OF VIEW SEE PP. 42, 71. WILDERNESS BILL... AMERICAN FORESTS 676-7, 49-51, 53. APR. 1961. 2435. CRAIG, R.B. POST-WAR TAX POLICIES AND FORESTRY. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. 223-225. DEC. 1941. HEARINGS BEFORE SENATE INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE. 2436. CRAIG, R. W. SUMMER VACATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:300-302, 334. JULY 1940. 2420. CRAIG, JAMES B. NORTH CASCADES: A DIFFERENT KIND OF COUNTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:18-19, 34-35. JULY REFERENCE TO MT. BAKER NATIONAL FOREST. 1968. 2437. CRAIG, RONALD. SOUTH'S NO-MAN'S LAND. AMERICAN FORESTS 2421. CRAIG, JAMES B. NOVEMBER I,1967. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:684-685, 712. DEC. 1935. 73:10. DEC. 1967. 2438. CRAIGHEAD, F. C. RESEARCH POINTS THE WAY IN FOREST EDITORIAL. REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK CONTROVERSY. INSECT CONTROL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:905-908 SEPT. 1938. 2422. CRAIG, JAMES B. O(UTDOOR( R(ECREATION RIEVIEW) C(OMMISSION( REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:8-lI. FEB. 2439. CRAIGHEAD, JOHN J. WILDERNESS IN MONTANA.. .A REPORT. 1962. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 85:25-29. WINTER-SPRING 1964

2423. CRAIG, JAMES B. ON THE LAND AND WATER FUND FRONT: 2440. CRAVENS, JAY H. NEW HAMPSHIRE'S GREAT GULF.. A(MERICAN) F(ORESTRY) A(SSOCIATION) WILL NOT OPPOSE WILDERNESS AREA IN TROUBLE. AMERICAN FORESTS MODERATE INDUSTRY AMENDMENT FOR HR. 3846 ON 77:30-32, 54-56. SEPT, 1971. ACQUISITION... AMERICAN FORESTS 70:46. MAY 1964. COMMENTS ON THE WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST AND HR. 3846 WAS A LAND AN WATER CONSERVATION FUND BILL THE GREAT GULF WILDERNESS AREA. WHICH GAVE LAND ACQUISITION PREROGATIVES TO THE FOREST SERVICE. 2441. CRAWFORD, KENNETH G. THE PRESSURE BOYS: THE INSIDE STORY OF LOBBYING IN AMERICA. NEW YORK: JULIAN MESSNER, 2424. CRAIG, JAMES B. ORDER OUT OF CHAOS. AMERICAN FORESTS INC.,1939. 308 PP. 77:11. JUNE 1971, SEE CHAPTER 12, ROOSEVELT, THE DICTATOR ON 29:127. AUG. 1900. FOREST SERVICE ACTIVITIES AGAINST ADMINISTRATIVE REORGANIZATION. COMMENTS ON FOREST CONSERVATION.

2442. CRAWSHAW, T. H. AND RECKNAGEL, A. B. SUSTAINED YIELD 2457. CURRENT LITERATURE. THE PRESERVATION OF OUR FORESTS: AND TAXES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:791-795. OCT. METHODS AND NECESSITY OF A PRACTICAL FORESTRY. 1939. CURRENT LITERATURE 33:150-156. AUG. 1902.

2443. CRILEY, WALTER L. IMPLEMENTING A NATIONAL LAND USE 2458. CURRENT OPINION. CONGRESS TAKES STEPS TO CHECK POLICY: CAN IT BE DONE ON AN ECOLOGICAL BASIS? $17,000,000 ANNUAL FIRE LOSSES. CURRENT OPINION JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 27:226-227. 71:110-111. JULY 1921. SEPT. -OCT. 1972. 2459. CURRY, JAMES E. DISPLACED ALASKANS. THE COMMONWEAL 2444. A CRITIC OF THE GOVERNMENT. CONSERVATION FROM A COLORADO 46:381-383. AUG. I, 1947. VIEWPOINT. COLLIERS 50:24. MAR. 15, 1913. FEDERAL USE OF TIMBER LANDS IGNORE RIGHTS OF NATIVES. 2445. THE CRITIC. THE FOREST RESERVE PROBLEM IN IDAHO: THEIR OPERATION IN GENERAL-THEIR RELATION TO THE SCHOOL AND 2460. CURTIS, ASAHEL. THE PROPOSED MOUNT OLYMPUS NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS OF IDAHO-MILLIONS AT STAKE. THE PARK. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:166-169, 195-196. APR. CRITIC 1:1-12. MAR. 1906. 1936.

2446. CROCKER, CLAYTON S. FIGHTING FIRES FROM THE AIR. IN, 2461. CURTIS, HENRY S. OUR PEACE TIME ARMY, THE THREE C'S. TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF SCHOOL AND SOCIETY 41 :230-232. FEB. 16,1935. AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1949. 944 PP., ILLUS. MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. 2462. CURTIS, WILLIAM E. OUR NATIONAL PARKS AND RESERVATIONS. THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SEE PP. 508-516. SOCIAL SCIENCE 35:15-24. MAR. 1910.

2447. CROCKER, D. A., ET AL. FOREST CONSERVATION BY PAPER SUBTITLE ''PUBLIC RECREATION FACILITIES'' INDUSTRY: SUGGESTIONS FOR A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY WITH REFERENCE TO THE PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY. 2463. CUSKELLY, S. L. EROSION-CONTROL PROBLEMS AND PRACTICES PAPER 25:19-21. NOV. 26, 1919. ON NATIONAL FORESTS LANDS. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS, TRANSACTIONS 12:69-70, 85. FOR COMMENT SEE PP. 21-23. JAN. -FEB. 1969.

2448. CRONEMILLER, F. P. MEANING OF SOME OF THE SPANISH NAMES 2464. CUTLER, M. RUPERT. SAN RAFAEL WILDERNESS SIGNED BY OF PLACES IN AND NEAR NATIONAL FORESTS OF REGION 5. PRESIDENT (LYNDON B. JOHNSON): FORERUNNER OF MANY U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. WILDERNESS SYSTEM ADDITIONS TO COME... THE LIVING SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1941. 9 WILDERNESS 101 :37-44. SPRING 1968. PP., PROCESSED. 2465. CUTTER, VICTOR M. WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST: WHERE A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, RECREATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL USE COMBINE TO SUPPORT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. THRIVING TOWNS AND TO MAKE PROSPEROUS PEOPLE. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:154-158, 190-192. APR. 1940. 2449. CRONEMILLER, LYNN F. OREGON'S FOREST FIRE TRAGEDY: $200,000,000 LOSS AS FLAMES DESTROY FINEST STAND OF 2466. D'EWART, WESLEY A. WHAT THE GRAZING BILL PROPOSES. THE VIRGIN TIMBER REMAINING IN STATE. AMERICAN FORESTS NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 43:31-32. JUNE 1953. 39:487-490, 523. NOV. 1933. REFERS TO THE DEWART BILL. 2450. CROSSMAN, EDWARD C. MATTER OF CONSERVATION. THE OUTLOOK 134:276-278. JUNE 27, 1923. 2467. DACY, G.H. FIGHTERS OF FOREST FIRES. THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 79:559. MAR. 24,1921. FOR COMMENT SEE ISSUE OF 134:338-341, JULY 4,1923. 2468. DACY, G.H. SHERLOCK HOLMES OF THE FORESTS. AMERICAN 2451. CUNNINGHAM, RUSSELL N. THE CLARKE-MCNARY LAW PROGRAM. FORESTRY 28:72-75. FEB.1922. THE IDAHO FORESTER 8:14-15. 1926. FORMING OF ARSON AND FOREST PROTECTIVE SERVICE TO 2452. CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM P., AND SCOTT, DOUGLAS W. THE SEEK OUT CAUSES OF FIRES OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN IN MAGRUDER CORRIDOR CONTROVERSY: INDICATIONS THAT THE CALIFORNIA NATIONAL FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE IS CONSIDERING REPLANNING OF USE OF THE CONTROVERSIAL MAGRUDER CORRIDOR.. PROMPT A REVIEW 2469. DAHL, ARTHUR L. HOW FOREST RANGERS GUARD AGAINST FIRES OF THE CASE... THE LIVING WILDERNESS 107:36-39. CALIFORNIA CULTIVATOR 60:519, 527MAY 5,1923. AUTUMN 1969. 2470. DAHL, ARTHUR L. THE PROBLEMS OF OUR FORESTS: A GREAT 2453. CURRENT HISTORY. FIRE THREATENS THE WEST. CURRENT RESOURCE THAT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED. SUCCESSFUL HISTORY 44:10-12. SEPT. 1936. FARMING 19:14-15, 87. MAY 1920.

2454. CURRENT LITERATURE. (GIFFORD) PINCHOT: A MILLIONAIRE 2471. DAHL, JEROME. PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRAIRIE WITH A MISSION. CURRENT LITERATURE 47:388-391. STATES FORESTRY PROJECT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY SEPT. 1909. 38:301-306. APR. 1940.

COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 2472. DAHLSTROM, MAX, AND MERRIAM, JOHN. LAST CHANCE FOR THE WHITE CLOUDS. NATIONAL PARKS AND CONSERVATION 2455. CURRENT LITERATURE. (RICHARD) ACHILLES BALLINGER, A MAGAZINE 44:9-13. AUG. 1970. KILLER OF SNAKES. CURRENT LITERATURE 47:503-505. NOV. 1909. 2473, DALLY, GEORGE L. RANGER STORIES 8Y THE CAMP FIRE: LOADED FOR BEAR. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 30:477-478. AUG. 1924.

2456. CURRENT LITERATURE. OUR WOODLANDS. CURRENT LITERATURE 2474. DAMBACH, CHARLES A. ON THE CONSOLIDATION OF RESOURCE DEPARTMENTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:32, 60-66. APR. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. 1960.

2489. DANA, SAMUEL T THE MISSION OF FOREST RESEARCH. 2475. DANA SAMUEL 1. THE DANA YEARS. AMERICAN FORESTS JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 24:667-672. OCT. 1926. 72:32-35, 62 64, 66, NOV.1966. 2490. DANA, SAMUEL T. NATIONAL FORESTS AND THE WATER SUPPLY. SEE, ALSO ISSUE OF 72:26-29, 50-55, DEC 1966. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1507-1522. DEC. 1919. INTERVIEW. EDITED BY ER. MAUNDER AND AMELIA FRY. 2491. DANA, SAMUEL 1. THE NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT 2476. DANA, SAMUEL T. EDUCATION IN FORESTRY. IN, TREES: STATION. THE PAPER MILL AND WOOD PULP NEWS 47:78. YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. APR.12, 1924. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. 2492. DANA, SAMUEL T. OPPORTUNITIES IN FOREST RESEARCH. CORNELL FORESTER 1:25-27. JUNE 1920. SEE PP. 655-658. 2493. DANA, SAMUEL T. OUR FOREST RESOURCE: AN APPRAISAL OF 2477. DANA, SAMUEL T. EXPERIMENT STATIONS ON THE NATIONAL PRESENT CONDITIONS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS. THE LAND

FORESTS. NEW HAVEN, CONN. . YALE PUBLISHING 10:431-436. WINTER 1951-52. ASSOCIATION INC., 19091?). 29 PP.

2494. DANA, SAMUEL 1. PRIVATE FORESTRY IN TRANSITION. THE A REPRINT FROM THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND PROCEEDINGS 4(11:22-29. 1909. SOCIAL SCIENCE 281:84-92. MAY 1952.

2478 DANA, SAMUEL T. FARMS, FORESTS, AND EROSION. IN, U.S. SUBTITLE, ''THE FUTURE OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES'' DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1916. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1917. 783 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS, DIAGRMS. 2495. DANA, SAMUEL T. PUTTING WOOD WASTE TO WORK. IN, U.S. INDEX. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1920. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1921. 888 PP.,ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES, INDEX. SEE PP. 107-134. SEE PP. 439-462. ALSO PUBLISHED AS YEARBOOK SEPERATE 2479. DANA, SAMUEL T. FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE. AMERICAN NO. 856. FORESTS 66:11. JULY 1960.

2496. DANA, SAMUEL T. STEARNS CASE: AN ANALYSIS. AMERICAN ARTICLE ON THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. FORESTS 61:18-19, 44-49. SEPT. 1955.

2480. DANA, SAMUEL 1. THE FIRST EIGHTY YEARS: SIGHTS SET ON MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY AND MINING. SEE, ALSO,ISSUE CONSTRUCTIVE LEADERSHIP. A(MERICAN) FIORESTRY) OF 61:24-26, 56, APR. 1955, AND PP. 26-27, 56-57 OF A(SSOCIATION)'S COURSE WAS CHARTED. TO DATE, THIS IS THE SAME ISSUE FOR THE STEARNS COMPANY'S POSITION. THE RECORD. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:13-19, 42, 44-48. APR. 1956. 2497. DANA, SAMUEL T. WHAT THE NATIONAL FORESTS MEAN TO THE WATER USER. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV. REFERENCES TO FEDERAL FOREST LANDS, FOREST POLICY, WASHINGTON; D.C.: GPO, 1919. 52 PP.,ILLUS., MAP. ETC. 2498. DANA, SAMUEL 1. WHAT THE NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT 2481. DANA, SAMUEL T. FOREST AND RANGE POLICY.ITS DEVELOPMENT STATION SHOULD AIM AT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES. NEW YORK: MCGRAW-HILL BOOK 21 :40-43. JAN. 1923. COMPANY,INC., 1956. 455 PP., DIAGRMS., BIBLIO., INDEX. 2499. DANA, SAMUEL T. 25 MILLION MORE PEOPLE: NO MORE LAND. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:-37-44, 62-67. MAR. 1958. A PART OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY SERIES. 2500. DANA, SAMUEL T., ET AL. MINNESOTA LANDS: OWNERSHIP, USE, 2482. DANA, SAMUEL T. FOREST OWNERSHIP IN MINNESOTA: PROBLEMS AND MANAGEMENT OF FOREST AND RELATED LANDS. AND PROSPECTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:32-38, 48, 50, WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 52, 57-60. OCT. 1960. 1960. 463 PP., TABLES, CHARTS, MAPS, BIBLIO. , INDEX.

2483. DANA, SAMUEL 1. FOREST POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES. 2501. DANIELS, K. M. FEDERAL FORESTER QUALIFICATIONS. UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, H.R. MACMILLAN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 58:715-717. SEPT. 1960. LECTURESHIP IN FORESTRY, 1953, NO. 2. VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA: THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, SEE ALSO ISSUES OF 58:837-839, OCT.1960; AND 59:133, 1953. 26 PP. FEB. 1961.

2484. DANA, SAMUEL T. FOREST RESEARCH IN THE NORTHEAST. 2502. DARLING, JAY N. THE JOKERS IN WESTERN GRAZING. MAINE FORESTER 1:23-28. MAY 1927. SUCCESSFUL FARMING 34:9, 22, 47-49. APR.1936.

2485. DANA, SAMUEL T. FOREST RESEARCH. IN, FIFTY YEARS OF 2503. DARLING, JAY N. MAN'S BLIND ATTACK ON NATURE. BETTER FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED. BY ROBERT K. WINTERS. HOMES AND GARDENS 14:31, 121-123. APR. 1936. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1950. 385 PP.,ILLUS., BIBLIO., INDEX. AUTHOR VOICES OBJECTIONS TO THE BUILDING OF DAMS AND THEIR SUBSEQUENT EFFECT ON NATURE AND WILDLIFE. SEE PP. 319-324 FOR REFERENCE TO FOREST SERVICE. 2504. DARLING, JAY N. A NATIONAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM. 2486. DANA, SAMUEL T. FORESTRY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. HORTICULTURE 12:352, OCT.15, 1934. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., BULL. NO. 638. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1918. 35 PP., ILLUS. 2505. DARLING, JOHN H. H. THE C.C. C. MAKES GOOD' CHRISTIAN CENTURY 50:1333-1335. OCT. 25, 1933. 2487. DANA, SAMUEL T. GIFFORD PINCHOT--FORESTER. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:603-607. AUG. 1965. FOR REPLY BY GEORGE B. WINTON SEE, ''ARMY AND THE CCC.'', IN ISSUE OF 50::1411-1412, NOV. 8, 1933. 2488. DANA, SAMUEL 1. HALF CENTURY OF PROGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:32-35, 90. JULY 1960. 2506. DASMANN, RAYMOND F, A DIFFERENT KIND OF COUNTRY. NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1968. 275 PP.,ILLUS 2525. DAWSON, HAZEL, COMP. GIFFORD PINCHOT: A BIBLIO., INDEX. BIO-BIBLIOGRAPHY. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR, OFFICE OF LIBRARY SERVICES. WASHINGTON, D.C.: DEPARTMENT OF A MONOGRAPH ON WILDERNESS AREAS. INTERIOR, 1971. 37 PP., SUBJECT INDEX.

2507. DAVENPORT, L. A. TIMBER VS. WILDLIFE. JOURNAL OF 2526. DAWSON, WILLIAM M.0. WEST VIRGINIA FAVORS RESERVES: THE FORESTRY 39:661 -666. AUG. 1941. GOVERNOR OF THAT COMMONWEALTH ARGUES STRONGLY FOR PROMPT ACTION. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:289-290. 2508. DAVENPORT, WALTER. THY WOODS AND TEPIPLED HILLS. JUNE 1906. COLLIERS 92:10-12, 31-33. SEPT. 9,1933.

2527. DAY, B. B., AND HAYG000, T. F. FEDERAL REAL ESTATE AND CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. PROPERTY TAX RATES. FOREST TAXATION INQUIRY. 1942.

2509. DAVIDSON, ROBERT D. AGRICULTURAL USES OF FEDERAL LAND. 2528. DAY, B. B., AND NELSON, A. Z. THEORY AND COMPUTATION OF AGRICULTURAL SITUATION 37.6-8,16. MAY 1953. THE PROPERTY TAX ON FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:845-858. SEPT. 1937 2510. DAVIDSON, ROBERT 0. FEDERAL RURAL LANDS AND HOW THEY ARE USED. AGRICULTURAL SITUATION 37:5-7. MAR. 1953. 2529. DAYHARSH, V.J. TIMBER SALES ON THE NEBRASKA NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:586-587. JULY 1940. 2511. DAVIS, B. F. FORESTERS MAY SET DANGEROUS PRECEDENT. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 27:16-18. DEC. 1945. 2530. DAYTON, WILLIAM A. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF U. S. FOREST SERVICE BOTANICAL ACTIVITY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 2512. DAVIS, CLINT. IKE THE CONSERVATIONIST. AMERICAN 53:505-507. JULY 1955. FORESTS 75:28-29, 42, 44. JUNE 1969. 2531. DE BOER, S. R. AGAINST TRANSFER: FOREST SERVICE SHOULD DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER TALKS ON CONSERVATION. REMAIN WHERE ITIS. PARKS AND RECREATION 5:227-230. JAN. -FEB. 1922. 2513. DAVIS, JAMES B., AND NICKEY, BRADLEY B. COMPUTER TIME-SHARING: A NEW TOOL FOR FORESTERS. JOURNAL OF REFERS TO THE TRANSFER OF THE FOREST SERVICE TO A FORESTRY 68:21 -23. JAN. 1970. PROPOSED DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION.

2514. DAVIS, KENNETH P. ABC'S OF EVEN AGE MANAGEMENT. 2532. DE CAMP, ALICE S. THE FOREST RANGER'S WIFE. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 77:19-21, 49-50. AUG.1971. FORESTRY 29:471-474. AUG. 1923.

2515. DAVIS, KENNETH P. ACHIEVEMENTS OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. WINNER OF FIRST PRIZE IN AMERICAN FORESTRY'S PRIZE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 65:792-795. NOV. 1967. CONTEST FOR THE BEST STORY DESCRIBING THE LIFE OF THE FOREST RANGER'S WIFE. 2516. DAVIS, KENNETH P. DEVELOPMENT OF FOREST PRACTICE CONTROLS IN THE UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 2533. DE ROOS, ROBERT, AND NEUNS, ALVA. FOREST FIRE: IT WAS 44:934-939. NOV.1946. JUST A PUFF AT THE START... COLLIER'S 136:25-29. JULY 22, 1955. COMMENT, P. 939. SAME ABBREVIATED, READERS DIGEST 67:73-77, OCT. 1955. 2517. DAVIS, KENNETH P. THE PLACE FOR EVEN-AGED MANAGEMENT. FIRE ON CLEVELAND NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:390-392. JULY 1970.

2534. DE YOUNG, JOSEPH S., AND SHAW, T.E. THE FOREST FIRE EVEN-AGED MANAGEMENT AND CLEARCUTTING AS APPLIED BY FIGHTERS SERVICE IN INDIANA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. 43:648-649. SEPT.1945

2518. DAVIS, KENNETH P. PROGRESS IN FOREST MANAGEMENT. IN, 2535. DEBOER, S. R. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE IN OUR NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTRY, SIX DECADES OF GROWTH. ED. BY FORESTS AND PARKS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1459-1464. HENRY CLEPPER AND ARTHUR B. MEYER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NOV. 1919. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1960. 319 PP., INDEX. 2536. DEEN,J. L. THE SECOND MILE UP IS FORESTED: THIS ARTICLE SEE PP. 83-100. PREVIEWS THE FINDINGS IN COLORADO OF THE FOREST RESOURCE APPRAISAL OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY 2519. DAVIS, KENNETH P. REQUIREMENTS FOR A SUCCESSFUL FOREST ASSOCIATION... AMERICAN FORESTS 51 .284-287, 308, RESEARCH PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 61:861-864. 310. JUNE 1945. NOV. 1963. 2537. DEFEBAUGH, JAMES E. THE APPALACHIAN FOREST.RESERVES: A 252Q. DAVIS, KENNETH P. WHAT MULTIPLE FOREST LAND USE AND FOR CONSIDERATION OF SOME FEATURES OF THE FOREST RESERVE WHOM? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 67:718-721. OCT. 1969. POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES... NP., 1908.13 PP.

2521. DAVIS, KENNETH P. WILDERNESS AND FORESTS TOMORROW. REPRINT OF AN ADDRESS GIVEN BEFORE THE WAYS AND MEANS CURRENT HISTORY 59:91-94, 113. AUG. 1970. COMMITTEE OF THE CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,1908. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN 2522. DAVIS, M. H. BEHIND THE LINES OF FIRE FIGHTING. THE THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 16:18, 30, APR. 1930. 2538. DEFEBAUGH, JAMES E. THE APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVES: A 2523. DAVIS, M. H. ORGANIZATION AND ITS RELATION TO FIRE CONSIDERATION OF SOME OF THE FEATURES OF THE FOREST CONTROL IN THE ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF RESERVE POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:8-15. JAN. 1930. LUMBERMAN 1713:36-37. MAR. 21, 1908.

2524. DAVIS, W. S. ''SLIM''. SNOW GUARDIANS AT SQUAW VALLEY: 2539. DEFEBAUGH, JAMES E. HISTORY OF THE LUMBER INDUSTRY OF THE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE'S SNOW SAFETY TEAM, UNDER THE AMERICA. 2 VOLS. CHICAGO, ILL.: AMERICAN LUMBERMAN, SUPERVISION OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE, DECLARED WAR 1906,1907. 559 PP., 655 PP., ILLUS., TABLES. ON THE AVALANCHE AND PROVIDED EMERGENCY SNOW RESCUE HELP... AMERICAN FORESTS 66:12-15, 40, 42. APR. SEE ESPECIALLY VOL.1, CHAPTERS 26-28. 1960. 2540. DEMMON, ELW000 L. FOREST RESEARCH IN THE SOUTH. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 133:209-211. DEC. 22, 1928. 2555. DEVOTO, BERNARD. THE EASY CHAIR: AN OLD STEAL REFURBISHED. HARPER'S MAGAZINE 205:65-68, OCT. 2541. DEMMON, ELWOOD 1. A NATIONAL POLICY FOR TIMBER LANDS. 1952. NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONFERENCE, TRANSACTIONS 1951:64-71. 1951. GRAZING AND RANGE MANAGEMENT ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS.

INCLUDES DISCUSSION, PP. 69-71. 2556. DEVOTO, BERNARD. THE EASY CHAIR: HEADING FOR THE LAST ROUNDUP. HARPER'S MAGAZINE 207:49-52. JULY 1953. 2542. DEMMON, ELWOOD L. REASONS FOR RESEARCH: POOR FOREST MANAGEMENT, WASTE IN THE WOODS AND AT THE MILLS, STOCKMEN ATTEMPT TO CONTROL FOREST GRAZING LANDS. UNCONTROLLED INSECT AND DISEASE ATTACKS. . AMERICAN FORESTS 61:13, 40, 42-43. FEB. 1955. 2557. DEVOID, BERNARD. THE EASY CHAIR: TWO-GUN DESMOND IS BACK. HARPER'S MAGAZINE 202:48-SI. MAR. 1951. 2543. DEMMON, ELWOOD L. ,AND BRIEGLEB, P.A. PROGRESS IN FOREST AND RELATED RESEARCH IN THE SOUTH. JOURNAL REPLY BY MARION CLAWSON, ISSUE OF 202:21 -22, JUNE OF FORESTRY 54:674-676, 678, 680 682 687-688, 690, 1951, AND REJOINER, P. 22. GRAZING INTERESTS AND 692. OCT. 1956. FOREST RANGE LANDS.

2544. DENNINC, DANIEL B. ELEMENTS OF A NATIONAL LAND USE 2558. DEVOID, BERNARD. SACRED COWS AND PUBLIC LANDS POLICY: GOING SLOW! JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER HARPER'S MAGAZINE 197:44-55. JULY 1948. CONSERVATION 27:218-219. SEPT. -OCT. 1972. DISCUSSION IN, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:7, 32, 2545. DENVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND BOARD OF TRADE. COMMITTEE 35-37, AUG. 1948. SEE ALSO, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER ON FORESTRY. REPORT. DENVER, COLD.: DENVER 38:11-12, 27, MAR. 1948. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND BOARD OF TRADE, 1909.13 PP. 2559 DEVOTO, BERNARD. THE WEST: A PLUNDERED PROVINCE. A REPORT WITH RESOLUTIONS SUPPORTING THE U.S. FOREST HARPER'S MAGAZINE 169:355-364. AUG. 1934. SERIVCE INITS EFFORTS IN FOREST CONSERVATION. A COPY OF THIS REPORT IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL 2560 DEVRIES, W. EXPRESSING THE WEIGHT OF PROPERTY TAX ON AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:471-473. JUNE 1942. 2546. DENVER POST. SAVE THE WILDERNESS BUT... AMERICAN FORESTS 64:4. JULY 1958. 2561. DEVRIES, WADE, AND MASON, IRA J. ESTIMATED NATIONAL FOREST CONTRIBUTIONS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN OREGON REPRINT OF EDITORIAL OF THE DENVER POST. FOR AND WASHINGTON UNDER A MODIFIED PLAN. JOURNAL OF DISCUSSION, SEE ISSUE OF 64:4SEPT. 1958, FOR FORESTRY 44:411-418. JUNE 1946. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FROM PAUL A. HERBERT AND GEORGE CROMWELL. 2562. DICKERMAN, II.B. FOREST RESEARCH AIDS TIMBER UTILIZATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:20-21, 56-57. NOV. 2547. DENVER POST. WILDERNESS: IT NEEDS PROTECTION. THE 1957. LIVING WILDERNESS 78:43. AUTUMN-WINTER 1961-1962. 2563. DIEHL, JAMES N. WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? AMERICAN REPRINT OF EDITORIAL. FORESTS 65:26-28, 46, JAN. 1959.

2548. DEPEW, CHAUNCEY M. NATIONAL APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVE: COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE CONTROL. SPEECH.. .IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1902. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 2564. DILLON, RICHARD. COMES NOW THE PLAINTIFF. THE PRODUCER 1902. 8 PP. 5:5-9, APR.1924.

2549. DETROIT FREE PRESS. FOREST FIRES. CURRENT LITERATURE ARTICLE ON GRAZING. 27:51. JAN. 1900. 2565. DILLON, RICHARD. POLICY OF PEASANTRY. SATURDAY EVENING ARTICLE ON DAMAGES CAUSED BY FOREST FIRES. POST 198:58, 60. JUNE 19,1926.

2550. DETWILER, S. B. THE X-FACTOR IN FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF ARTICLE ON GRAZING. FORESTRY 28:933-941. NOV. 1930. 2566. DIXON, DOROTHY. THE LURE OF THE WILDERNESS: DOROTHY REGARDING FOREST POLICY. DIXON ANNOUNCES THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS EXPEDITIONS. AMERICAN FORESTS 71 :42-44, 48, 51. 2551. DETZER, KARL. W000MAN,''SAVE'' THAT TREE. AMERICAN MAR.1965. FORESTS 70:12-15, 51. SEPT. 1964. 2567. DIXON, DOROTHY. TRAIL RIDER ROUNDUP. AMERICAN FORESTS ARTICLE ON THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY AND FOREST 58:30. MAR. 1952. PRODUCTS RESEARCH. TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS.SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 2552. DEVOTO, BERNARD. THE ANXIOUS WEST. HARPER'S MAGAZINE 59:50, JAN. 1953. 193:481.491. DEC. 1946. 2568. DIXON, DOROTHY. TRAIL RIDERS LAUNCH 30TH SEASON. CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 194:1-13, JAN. 1947. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:4, 55-58. FEB. 1962.

2553. DEVOTO, BERNARD. THE EASY CHAIR. HARPER'S MAGAZINE REFERS TO THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. 194:543-546. JUNE 1947. 2569, DIXON, DOROTHY. TRAIL RIDERS: IN THE NATIONAL PLAN FOR CONCERNING THE ASSAULT ON THE PUBLIC LANDS BY GRAZING INCREASED EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, INTERESTS. THESE WILDERNESS EXPEDITIONS ARE IMPORTANT FACTORS. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:34-35. MAR. 1957. 2554. DEVOTO, BERNARD. THE EASY CHAIR. HARPER'S MAGAZINE 196:28-31. JAN. 1948. 2570. DIXON, DOROTHY. 20 YEARS ON THE TRAIL: OUTDOOR LOVERS HAVE A PICK OF 17 TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS CONCERNING PUBLIC LANDS AND GRAZING ACTIVITIES. EXPEIDITONS THIS YEAR... AMERICAN FORESTS 59:23, 46-47. MAR. 1953. 290 PP., ILLUS., MAPS.

2571. DIXON, JOSEPH M. PLANS FOR THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. JOURNAL 2586. DOUGLAS, WILLIAM 0. MY WILDERNESS: THE PACIFIC WEST. OF FORESTRY 27:656-666. OCT. 1929. GARDEN CITY, N.Y.: DOUBLEDAY AND COMPANY, INC., 1960. 206 PP. ,ILLUS., TABLE, MAPS. ARTICLE INCLUDES REPRINT OF A LETTER FROM PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER. 2587. DOUGLAS, WILLIAM 0. A WILDERNESS BILL OF RIGHTS. BOSTON, MASS. :LITTLE, BROWN AND COMPANY, 1965. 192 2572. DOBBIN, JAY H. WHY STATE CONTROL OF FORESTS IS PP., ILLUS., TABLES, INDEX. IMPRACTICAL. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 3:19-21. MAR, 1913. 2588. DOW, CHARLES M. THE TREE PLANTERS. THE OUTLOOK 103:902-908. APR. 26,1913. 2573. DODGE, CHARLES R. INSECTS VS. FIRES: TWO METHODS OF FOREST DESTRUCTION. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 2589. DOWNING, MARY. TO THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN WITH THE TRAIL 69:61 -62. JAN. 22, 1910. RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS IN THE HIGH SIERRA OF CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:70-72, 78, 94. FEB. 2574. DODWELL, ARTHUR, AND RIXON, 1.F. FOREST CONDITIONS IN 1939. THE OLYMPIC FOREST RESERVE, WASHINGTON. SERIES H, FORESTRY 4. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL 2590. DRAKE, GEORGE L. SHOULD LARGE AREAS OF PRODUCTIVE FOREST SURVEY, PROFESSIONAL PAPER 7. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, LANDS BE DEVOTED SOLELY TO A LIMITED RECREATIONAL 1902. 110 PP., DIAGRM., MAP, INDEX. USE? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:900-902NOV. 1935.

2575. DOIG, IVAN. JOHN J. MCGILVRA AND TIMBER TRESPASS. 2591. DRAKE, GEORGE L. U. S. FOREST SERVICE, 1905-1955: AN FOREST HISTORY 13:4. JUNE 1970. INDUSTRY VIEWPOINT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 53:116-120. FEB. 1955. 2576. DONALDSON, SAM. A SECOND LOOK. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 82:2. WINTER-SPRING 1962-1963. 2592. DRESSER, WILLIAM T. DESIGN FOR MULTIPLE USE:IN THE SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS.. LIE SEVERAL NATIONAL FORESTS--8 EDITORIAL COMMENT ON WILDERNESS ACT. MILLION PEOPLE DEPEND UPON THEM, AND USE THEM, AND OFTEN ABUSE THEM. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:12-15. JULY 2577. DOOLITTLE, WARREN T. RESEARCH IN URBAN FORESTRY. 1964. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 67:650, 652, 656. SEPT. 1969.

2593. DRIEBEL, H. G. , ED, DIRECTORY OF RESEARCH WORKERS IN 2578. DORRELL, FREDERICK A. MULTIPLE-USE MANAGEMENT OF UPLAND FOREST GENETICS AND RELATED FIELDS. JOURNAL OF HARDWOOD FORESTS. IN, OAK SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS, FORESTRY 60:623-629. SEPT. 1962. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV, NORTHEASTERN FOR. EXP. STA., UPPER DARBY, PA.: NORTHEASTERN FOREST INCLUDES PERSONNEL OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. EXPERIMENT STATION, 1971.161 PP., ILLUS. 2594. DRIGGS, LAURENCE L. FIGHTING FOREST FIRES FROMTHE AIR. PP. 159-161 THE OUTLOOK 127:138-142. JAN. 26, 1921.

2579. DORY, WILLIAM. KODAKING IN THE SHOSHONE: ONE OF OUR 2595. DRINKER, HENRY S. THE CONSERVATION CONGRESS AND NATIONAL

NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE ROCKIES.. . AMERICAN FOREST CONSERVATION: A REPLY BY EX-PRESIDENT HENRY FORESTRY 29:78-83. FEB. 1923. STURGIS DRINKER TO PRESIDENT (CHARLES LATHROPI PACK'S ARTICLE ON THIS SUBJECT. AMERICAN FORESTRY ARTICLE AND PICTORIAL ACCOUNT OF SHOSHONE NATIONAL 22:430-431. JULY 1916. FOREST, WYOMING. SEE ALSO AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:353, JUNE 1916 TO WHICH 2580. DOTT, R. H., JR. THE RUBY RANGE: NEVADA WILDERNESS GEM. THIS ARTICLE IS A REPLY. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 74:10-14. AUTUMN-WINTER 1960-1961. 2596. DU BOIS, COERT. TRAIL BLAZERS. FOREST HISTORY 9:14-22. OCT. 1965. HUMBOLDT NATIONAL FOREST, NEVADA. 2597. DU PUY, WILLIAM A. GREEN KINGDOM: THE WAY OF LIFE OF A 2581. DOUGLAS, LYNN H. AT LAST. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER FOREST RANGER. NEW YORK: ROW, PETERSON & CO., 1940. 30:10, 33. JAN. 1949. 64 PP., ILLUS., MAPS,

FOREST SERVICE RECEIVES APPROPRIATION FOR RANGE WAY OF LIFE SERIES. IMPROVEMENT. 2598. DU PUY, WILLIAM A. THE NATION'S FORESTS. NEW YORK: THE 2582. DOUGLAS, LYNN H. MAKING NATIONAL PARKS OUT OF NATIONAL MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1938. 264 PP., ILLUS., INDEX. FORESTS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 34:24. SEPT. 1952. 2599, DUBOIS, COERT. THE AMERICAN FORESTER: HIS OPPORTUNITIES. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 11:48-51, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE URGES ELIMINATION OF GRAZING ON JAN.1916. WILDERNESS AREAS. 2600. DUBOIS, COERT. THE MOUNTAIN, COMMUNITIES AND THE FOREST 2583. DOUGLAS, LYNN H. WHY PUBLIC LAND CONTROVERSIES ARISE IN SERVICE.. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF THE WEST. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 30:17-lB. JULY AGRICULTURE 4:71-74. NOV. 1916. 1948 2601. DUBOIS, COERT. ORGANIZATION OF FOREST FIRE CONTROL 2584. DOUGLAS, WILLIAM 0. ''AMEN'', MR. JUSTICE...... AMEN'' TO FORCES. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS JUSTICE DOUGLAS' PROPOSAL TO INCORPORATE THE PICKETT 9:512-521. OCT. (914. RANGE IN THE NORTH CASCADES INTO A WILDERNESS AREA... AMERICAN FORESTS 73:30-31, 69. NOV. 1967. 2602. DUBOIS, COERT. TRAIL BLAZERS. STONINGTON, CONN. PRIVATELY PRINTED, 1957. 85 PP., ILLUS., MAP. REPLY IN ISSUE OF 74:2-3, FEB. 1968. 2603. DUBOIS, COERT. THE UNIT OF SERVICE. NP., N.D. 7 PP.' 2585. DOUGLAS, WILLIAM 0. MY WILDERNESS: EAST TO KATAHDIN. PROCESSED. GARDEN CITY, N.Y.: DOUBLEDAY AND COMPANY,INC., 1961. FOREST SERVICE HISTORY. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE 27:264-266. MAR. 1929. FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY.

WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTING WILD LIFE?AUTHOR 2604. DUBOIS, FREDERICK 1. THE NEED OF A FOREST POLICY FOR THE STATES THE FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS ARE. WESTERN STATES. NP. ND. 8 PP.

2620. DUTTON, W. A. COMMENT ON GRAZING COMMITTEE REPORT. THE DUBOIS WAS CHAIRMAN OF THE U.S. SENATE COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 32:28-30. APR. 1942. PUBLIC LANDS. A COPY OF THIS ADDRESS IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. REPORT WAS SUBMITTED TO NATIONAL WOOL GROWER'S ASSOCIATION BY THEIR COMMITTEE ON GRAZING. DUTTON 2605. DUBREUIL, H. FOREST CAMPS FOR UNEMPLOYED YOUNG MEN IN WAS CHIEF OF RANGE MANAGEMENT, U.S. FOREST SERVICE. THE UNITED STATES. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR REVIEW 29:199-205. FEB. 1934. 2621. DUTTON, WALT L. ADMINISTRATION OF NATIONAL FOREST GRAZING. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 30:22-24. JAN. 2606. DUCHAINE, WILLIAM J. FORESTS FOR WINTER SPORTS: LEADING 1940. THE POSTWAR UPSURGE IN OUTDOOR RECREATION.. AMERICAN FORESTS 52:18-20 JAN. 1946. 2622. DUTTON, WALT L. FOREST GRAZING IN THE UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 51 :248-251. APR. 1953. 2607. DUDLEY, WILLIAM R. FOREST RESERVATIONS. SIERRA CLUB, BULLETIN 1:254-267, 285. JAN. 1896. 2623. DUTTON, WALT L. THE WASHINGTON FOREST GRAZING CONFERENCE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:18-19, 33. DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE SIERRA APR. 1948. FOREST RESERVATION. CONFERENCE OF 1948. 2608. DUERR, W. A FOREST TAXATION PROBLEMS- -HOW SERIOUS AND FOR WHOM? SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. 2624. DWORSHAK, HENRY, ET AL. 13 OF THE 100 SENATORS OPPOSED PROCEEDINGS. 125-128. 1957. S.174: MINORITY VIEWS ON S.174. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 7835-39. AUTUMN-WINTER 1961-1962. 2609. DUNLAP, FREDERICK. WHAT THE CLARKE-MCNARY FORESTRY LAW

MEANS TO THE TIE PRODUCER: BENEFITS TO BE DERIVED 5. 174 WAS A WILDERNESS BILL. FROM MEASURE AND HOW TO OBTAIN THEM DESCRIBED. CROSS TIE BULLETIN 6:4, 6, 8,10. MAY 1925. 2625. DYER, PAULINE A. WHITHER THE NORTH CASCADES IN 1961? SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 46:10-lI. JAN. 1961. 2610. DUNNING, DUNCAN. FIRE IN THE FOOTHILLS: THE PROBLEM OF

CONTROLLING FIRES IN THE MARGINAL BRUSH LANDS OF 2626. E. E.M. JOINT COLORADO FOREST BOARD SETUP. THE CALIFORNIA. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 15:6, 16. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:22. AUG 1949, MAR. 1929. 2627. EAST TEXAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. TEXAS NATIONAL FOREST 2611. DUNWOODY, CHARLES G. OUR DISAPPEARING FOREST STUDY. LONGVIEW, TEXAS: EAST TEXAS CHAMBER OF RESOURCES:...HERE IS THE ''WHY'' OF A STATE AND COMMERCE, 1954. 61 PP., GRAPHS, TABLES, MAP. NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 12:5, 20. DEC. 1925. A COPY OF THIS PAMPHLET LOCATED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 2612. DUNWOODY, CHARLES 0. OUR FOREST FiRES MUST STOP. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 16:14, 31. APR.1930. 2628. EAST, BEN. A SHRINE IOF HIAWATHA) IS SAFE AMERICAN FORESTS 43:434-436. SEPT. 1937. 2613. OUPREE, A. HUNTER. SCIENCE IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: A HISTORY OF POLICIES AND ACTIVITIES TO 1940. PRESERVATION OF LANDS ON MICHIGAN NATIONAL FORESTS. CAMBRIDGE, MASS.: HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1957. 460 PP., GRAPH, BI8LIO., INDEX. 2629. EASTMAN, JOHN. IN WILDERNESS IS FIRE. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 117:11-17. SPRING 1972. FOR GROWTH OF FORESTRY SEE PP. 239-255. ALSO SEE INDEX UNDER TERM FOREST SERVICE, ETC. 2630. EATON, F. M. MILLIONS FOR TRIBUTE, BUT NOT ONE CENT FOR DEFENSE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:94-96. FEB. 2614. DURBIN, W. G. SOLVING FOREST SERVICE PROBLEMS THROUGH 1908. COOPERATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:155-158. FEB. 1929. THE APPALACHIAN-WHITE MOUNTAIN BILL.

2615. DURRELL, GLEMN R. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE 2631. EDDY, H.H. THE ETHICS OF THE NATIONAL FOREST. GREAT PLAINS SHELTERBELT IN TERMS OF SOIL AND HUMAN COLORADO CONSERVATION COMMISSION, OFFICIAL BETTERMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:144-147. FEB. PROCEEDINGS 1909-1910:63-70. 1910. 1939. 2632. EDDY,J. ARTHUR. THE FOREST SERVICE: OPERATING THE DISCUSSION, PP. 147-148. FOREST RESERVES; AS IT AFFECTS THE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE. DENVER, COLa.: DENVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2616. DUSCHA, JUL!US. THE UNDERCOVER FIGHT OVER THE l?I, 909. 28 PP. WILDERMESS: HOL THREE DUREAUCRACIES ARE SCRAPPING TO BUILD UP THEIR FRIVATE EMPIRES... HARPER'S MAGAZINE A COPY OF THIS PAMPHLET IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL 224:55-59. APR.1962. AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY.

2617. DUSHANE, GRAHAM. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. SCIENCE 2633. EDDY,J. ARTHUR. THE PUBLIC DOMAIN:ITS HISTORY, PRESENT INS) 130:363. AUG. 14, 1959. STATUS AND LOGICAL FUTURE UNDER A REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT. COLORADO CONSERVATION COMMISSION, EDITORIAL ON PENDING WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS 1909-1910: 20-32. 1910.

2618. DUTHIE, GEORGE A. FOREST PLANTING ON PIKE'S PEAK. 2634. EDSON, C.A. WHAT'S TO BECOME OF THE CCC. ? FORUM AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:14-21. JAN. 1914. AND CENTURY 93:245-247. APR. 1935.

2619. DUll-lIE, GEORGE A. RELATION OF LAND OWNERSHIP TO FOR REPLY SEE HENRY 0. LEACH'S EDITORIAL, ''EDUCATION OWNERSHIP OF WILD LIFE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FOR PATRIOTISM'', IN ISSUE OF 93:257-258, MAY 1935. 2635. EDWARDS, 0.1. SURVEY OF WINTER DEER RANGE, MALHEUR ARTICLE CONTINUED IN AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE NATIONAL FOREST, ORE. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE 36:707-710, NOV. 1930; AND 36:773-775, DEC. 1930. MANAGEMENT 40:210-220. JULY 1942. 2653. ELLIOTT, CHARLES N. LURE OF THE CHATTAHOOCHEE:: A 2636. EDWARDS, TOM ''HOBNAIL''. INCIDENT IN THE WILDERNESS. NATIONAL FOREST IN NORTHERN GEORGIA WHERE HISTORY AND THE LIVING WILDERNESS 99:23-25. WINTER 1967-1968. LEGEND MINGLE... AMERICAN FORESTS 45:246-252, 270. MAY 1939. AN OUTDOOR CATHOLIC SERVICE IN THE BOB MARSHALL WILDERNESS AREA. 2654. ELLIOTT, CHARLES N. NEW DAY IN THE TALL TIMBER: UNCLE SAM AND STATE GAME COMMISSION JOIN HANDS TO GIVE 2637. EGAN, JAMES A. FORESTRY ABOVE THE MOGOLLON RIM. SPORTSMEN A BETTER DAY IN THE WOODS... AMERICAN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 47:14-17. JAN. 1949. FORESTS 53:12-14, 48. JAN. 1947.

ARTICLE ON COCONINO NATIONAL FOREST. 2655. ELLIOTT, F. A. F. A. ELLIOTT'S REPORT TO UNITED STATES FORESTER (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 2638. EGAN, JAMES E. SILVICULTURAL FOUNDATIONS FOR NATIONAL 43:60, 65. DEC. 1, 1922. FOREST CUTTING PRACTICE IN THE PONDEROSA PINE STANDS OF THE SOUTHWEST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 52:756-758, STATEMENT ON FOREST POLICY. 760, 763-764, 766. OCT. (954. 2656. ELLIOTT, S. B. AGENCIES FOR THE RESTORATION AND 2639. EGLER, F. E. ESTABLISHMENT OF A NATURAL AREA ON THE CONSERVATION OF FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY HUNTINGTON WILDLIFE FOREST. SCIENCE INS) 64:16-17. 16:481 -489. AUG. 1910. JULY 4, 1941. 2657. ELLIOTT, S. B. THE MINNESOTA EXPERIMENT. FORESTRY 2640. EGLESTON, NATHANIEL H. REPORT ON FORESTRY. WASHINGTON, QUARTERLY 3:99-104. MAY 1905. D.C.: GPO, 1884. 421 PP., TABLES, CHARTS,INDEX. VOL. 4, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. CREATION OF A FOREST RESERVE AT THE HEADWATERS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. REFLECTS LUMBER INDUSTRY'S VIEW. 2641. EHRHART, E. 0. FOREST MANAGEMENT AND DEER REQUIREMENTS FOLLOWED BY COMMENTS OF BERNHARD E. FERNOW, PP. ON THE ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF 105-1)3. FORESTRY 34:472-474. MAY 1936. 2658. ELLIOTT, S. B. THROUGH WHAT AGENCIES CAN THE RESTORATION 2642. EISSLER, FRED. NATURE INTERPRETATION IN THE NATIONAL AND CONSERVATION OF OUR FORESTS BE SECURED. FOREST FORESTS, SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 47:10-12. JUNE 1962. LEAVES 12:107-110. FEB. 1910.

FOREST SERIVCE PROVIDES GUIDES TO AID NATIONAL FOREST CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 12:121-124, APR. 1910. VISITORS IN NATURE INTERPRETATION. 2659. ELLIOTT, SB. WHAT OF THE FUTURE OF THE EASTERN FORESTS 2643. ELDREDGE, INMAN F. THE ADMINISTRATION OF A NATIONAL OF THE UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 15:65-67. FOREST FOR NAVAL STORES. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN JAN.1917. FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 9:3)0-326. JULY 1914. 2660. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM. THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN FOREST 2644. ELOREDGE, INMAN F. THE FOREST SURVEY IN THE SOUTH. RESERVE.. SPEECH IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, MAY JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:406-411. APR. 1935. 14, 1902. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1902. 15 PP.

2645. ELDREDGE, INMAN F. GENERAL PROGRAM OF THE UNITED STATES 2661. ELLIS, DON C. THE FOREST SERVICE EXHIBIT. AMERICAN FORESTRY DEPARTMENT. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 104:39. FORESTRY 21:1110-1113. DEC. 1915. OCT. 22,1921. STAGED AT THE SAN FRANCISCO EXPOSITION. 2646. ELDREDGE, INMAN F. OPPORTUNITIES IN THE APPALACHIANS FOR THE PRACTICE OF FORESTRY. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 2662. ELLIS, DON C. OUR NA1IONAL FORESTS. THE ENGINEERS CLUB 18:38-39. APR. 25,1925. OF DAYTON, PROCEEDINGS 3:5-27. JAN. 1917.

2647. ELDREDGE, INMAN F. RIDE THE WHITE HORSE.. .AN INTERVIEW DISCUSSION PP. 23-27. A COPY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS

WITH ''MR. SOUTHERN FORESTRY' ' . AMERICAN FORESTS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 66:16-19, 60, 62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 72-89. OCT. 1960. 2663. ELLISON, LINCOLN. TRENDS OF FOREST RECREATION IN THE INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY E.R. MAUNDER. ALSO IN FOREST UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:630-638. AUG. HISTORY 3:3-16, WINTER 1960; AND 4:3-12, SPRING 1960. 1942.

2648. ELGIN, MAX. (JAMES W.( GIRARD, A TIMBER-FARING MAN OF 2664. ELLSWORTH, HARRIS. NEW APPROACH TO TIMBER ACCESS ROADS: THE MOUNTAINS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE LET'S BORROW ENOUGHT MONEY TO BUILD A ROAD SYSTEM 30:34-35, 51-52. JAN. 1924. THAT WILL BRING PRODUCTION OF NATIONAL FORESTS UP TO 'THE ALLOWABLE CUT AND KEEP IT THERE... AMERICAN 2649. ELLIOT, WILLIAM T.(MRS.) HELP SAVE OUR FORESTS. FORESTS 59:27-28, 30, 38. JULY 1953. MINNESOTA HORTICULTURIST 60:151, 159. JULY 1932. 2665. ELMS, CHARLES S. PROTESTS SALE OF FOREST SERVICE TIMBER 2650. ELLIOTT, CHARLES N. BLACK WARRIOR GOES TO WAR: AND THE IN THE WEST. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 43:32. OCT. IS, PURPOSE OF ONE NATIONAL FOREST IS FULFILLED. 1922. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:54-57, 92-93. FEB.1943. 2666. ELWELL, R. FARRINGTON. IN THE OPEN WITH A RANGER. BANKHEAD (JOHN W.( NATIONAL FOREST. COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA 10:248, 250, 252. JUNE 1906.

2651. ELLIOTT, CHARLES N. CONSERVATION OF AMERICAN RESOURCES. 2667. EMMERICH, HERBERT. ESSAYS ON FEDERAL REORGANIZATION. NEW ED. ATLANTA, GA.: TURNER E. SMITH & CO., 1951. UNIVERSITY, ALA.: UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA PRESS, 1950. 430 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO.,INDEX. 159 PP., INDEX.

2652. ELLIOTT, CHARLES N. FROM A FOREST RANGER TO HIS DAD, FOR TOPIC OF CONSERVATION SEE CHAPTER ON, AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:629-63), 654. OCT. ''UNFINISHED BUSINESS'', P. 123. 1930. 2668. EMMONS, DAVID M. AMERICAN MYTH: DESERT OF EDEN; THEORIES 61 :30-31, JUNE 1955, OF INCREASED RAINFALL AND THE TIMBER CULTURE ACT OF 1873. FOREST HISTORY 15:6-14. OCT. 1971. 2683. EVANKO, A. B., AND PETERSON, R. A. COMPARISONS OF PROTECTED AND GRAZED MOUNTAIN RANGELAND5 IN 2669. EMMONS, EARL H. THE SNEEZELESS LAND OF DACOTAH. SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA. ECOLOGY 36:71-82. JAN. 955. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:503-509. AUG. 1921.

2684 EVANS, BROCK. ACTION NOW. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 56:17. MENTIONS U.S. FOREST SERVICE WORK IN BLACK HILLS OF MAR.1971. SOUTH DAKOTA.

LEGISLATION MUST BE SUPPORTED TO INCREASE FOREST 2670. ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD. $17 MILLION ROAD PROGRAM TAPS SERVICE RESPONSIBILITY IN TIMBER MANAGEMENT. NEW FOREST AREAS: NEW ARTERIES TO MAKE

GOVERNMENT-HELD TIMBERLANDS AVAILABLE FOR LOGGING TO 2685. EVANS, BROCK. THE ALPINE LAKES: STEPCHILD OF THE NORTH AID NATIONS SHORTAGE OF LUMBER PRODUCTS. CASCADES. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 101:21-31. SPRING ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD 137:8-9. DEC.19, 1946, 968.

CITES ROAD MILEAGE BEING BUILT IN THE VARIOUS REPRINT FROM, THE WILD CASCADES, OCTOBER-NOVEMBER NATIONAL FORESTS. 1967, OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE NORTH CASCADES CONSERVATION COMMISSION. 2671. ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD. AIRPLANE FOREST PATROL MAKES GOOD WESTERN RECORD IN 1921 . ENGINEERING 2686. EVANS, BROOK. FIELD HEARINGS ON THE NORTH CASCADES. NEWS-RECORD 88:163. JAN. 26 1922. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 53:17-18, JUNE 1968.

2672. ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD. ANALYSIS OF HEAVIEST FOREST 2687. EVANS, BROCK. HIGH YIELD FORESTRY: A NEW ASSAULT ON OUR FIRE LOSSES IN TEN YEARS IN CALIFORNIA. ENGINEERING FORESTS. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 57:10-13, 19. MAR. NEWS-RECORD 94:232. FEB. 5,1925. 1972.

2673. ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD. FIRE FINDER FOR LOOKOUT 2688. EVANS, BROOK. REPORT FROM THE FIELD: PROPOSED MOUNT STATIONS OF FOREST SERVICE. ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD JEFFERSON WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 82:1055. MAY 29, 1919. 99:30-34. WINTER 1967-1968.

2674. ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD. FOREST DEPLETION AND FORESTRY 2689. EVANS, BROCK. SHOWDOWN FOR THE WILDERNESS ALPS OF POLICY. ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD 85:1128. DEC. 9, WASHINGTON'S NORTH CASCADES. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 1920. 53:7-16. APR. 1968.

2675. ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD. TRAILS CONSTRUCTED BY NATIONAL 2690. EVANS, BROCK. TIMBER INDUSTRY COUNTER OFFENSIVE: THE FOREST SERVICE. ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD 81 :539-540 BATTLE FOR THE LOST WILDERNESS. SIERRA CLUB SEPT. 19, 1918. BULLETIN 54:10-15. MAY 1969.

2676. ERHART, HENRY C. ET AL. LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORT FOR 2691. EVANS, R. M. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS IMPROVES STANDS 1959. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV. CALIFORNIA ON EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 31:771 -777. NOV. 1933. 1960.18 PP. ILLUS. GRAPHS, CHARTS, PROCESSED. 2692. EVANS, P. H. FORESTRY AS PRACTICED IN EASTERN NATIONAL A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, FORESTS. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 8:69-74. 1926.

2677. ERICSON, MILDRED. BOOM.. AND BUST. AMERICAN FORESTS 2693. EVANS, P. H. MULTIPLE-USE FOREST MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL 73:5, 56-57. MAR. 1967. OF FORESTRY 36:1028-1034. OCT. 1938.

AN EARTHQUAKE IN GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST. 2694. EVANS, R. M. WHAT ABOUT WATERVILLE? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:129-131. FEB. 1929. 2678. ERISMAN, ADELE. WHY PRESERVE NATURAL AREAS? AUDUBON MAGAZINE 58:72-74. MAR. -APR. 1956. WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST.

CORRECTION, ISSUE OF 58:100, MAY 1956. 2695. EVANS, P.M. THE WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST AS AN EXAMPLE OF MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF 2679. ERRINGTON, PAUL L. OF WILDERNESS. THE LIVING FORESTRY 34:1042-1045. DEC. 1936. WILDERNESS 112:49-51. WINTER 1970-1971.

SEE ALSO T,W. ALEXANDER,''AN ANALYSIS OF THE REPORT COMMENTS ON WILDERNESS CONSERVATION. ON THE WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST AS AN EXAMPLE OF MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT''IN ISSUE OF 35:469-473, 2680. ERRINGTON, PAUL L. PRICELESSNESS OF UNTAMPERED NATURE. MAY 1937, AND FOLLOWING COMMENT BY PHILIP W. AYRES, JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT 27:313-320. APR. 1963. PP. 473-476.

COMMENTS ON WILDERNESS AREAS. 2696. EVARTS, HAL G. CONSERVING THE REMNANTS. SATURDAY EVENING POST 197:7,141, 145-146,149-150. SEPT. 6, 2681. ESCHER, RUTH F. THE SYLVAN PENTHOUSE. THE ATLANTIC 1924. MONTHLY 166:374. SEPT. 1940. FOR COMMENT SEE, THE PRODUCER 6:6-7. OCT. 1924. FOREST FIRE LOOKOUT IN OREGON'S CASCADE RANGE.

2697. EVERARD, L. C. FILMS FROM THE NATIONAL FORESTS. LUMBER 2682. ESCHIIEYER, R. W. FORESTRY AND FISHING: ONE OF THE 64:15-16. NOV. 3,1919. WILDLIFE PLANKS IN AIMERICAN) FIORESTRY) AISSOCIATIQN)'s PROGRAM FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY 2698. EVERARD, L. C. NATIONAL FORESTS AND TOWN PUMPS. RECOMMENDS ''INTEGRATION OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT COLLIER'S 65:53-55. MAR. 27, 1920. PRACTICES WITH THOSE OF FORESTRY ON FOREST LANDS'' . AMERICAN FORESTS 61:18-19. FEB. 1955. 2699. EVERLEY, H. E., AND HARMON, C. B. DISCUSSION OF A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE ANOTHER ARTICLE, ''GRAZING AND FISHING'',IN ISSUE OF WOOD-USING INDUSTRY. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 2:62-65. 1920. SMOKE JUMPERS.

2700. EXPERIMENT STATION RECORD. MCSWEENEY-MCNARY ACT, FOR THE 2716. FEAGANS, R. F., COMP. LAWS, DECISIONS, AND OPINIONS PROMOTION OF FEDERAL RESEARCH IN FORESTRY. APPLICABLE TO THE NATIONAL FORESTS, REV. ED. U.S. EXPERIMENT STATION RECORD 59:407-409. OCT. 1928. DEPT. OF AGRIC., OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1916. 151 PP. EDITORIAL.

2717. FEARNOW, THEODORE C., AND OUINN, I. T. ACTION ON THE 2701. EXTENSION SERVICE REVIEW. NEW MOTION PICTURES SHOW HOW BLUE RIDGE. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, U.S. FORESTS SERVE MAN. EXTENSION SERVICE REVIEW 1949. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., 2:112. JULY 1931. MAPS, TABLES, CHARTS,INDEX.

2702. EYRE, FRANCIS H. PROFESSIONAL INCOME OF FORESTERS-1959. PP. 586-592 FOR WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT IN BLUE RIDGE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 58:952-956. DEC. 1960. MOUNTAINS.

2703. EYRE, FRANCIS H. SURVEY OF PROPOSED NATURAL FOREST AREAS 2718. FECHNER, ROBERT. THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS IN THE SOUTHEAST. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF PROGRAM. THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1960. 40 PP., TABLES. POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 194:129-140. NOV. 1937.

2704. FADELEY, BETTY. THE AL SARENA CASE: DEMOCRATS HAVE SUBTITLE,''THE PROSPECT FOR YOUTH''

CHARGED ''GIVE AWAY ' . . . INTERIOR DEPARTMENT HAS YET TO HAVE ITS DAY IN COURT. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:16. 2719. FECHNER, ROBERT. CORPS ON REVIEW. AMERICAN FORESTS FEB. 1956. 41:165-167. APR. 1935.

SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 62:6, 51-53, MAR.1956. FOR A CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. REPLY BY R.L. NEUBERGER SEE ISSUE 62:4, AUG. 1956.

MINING INDUSTRY. 2720. FECHNER, ROBERT. MY HOPES FOR THE C. C.C. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:10-12, 30. JAN. 1939. 2705. FADELEY, BETTY. THE AL SARENA CASE. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT TAKES THE STAND. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:6, 51-53. MAR. 2721. FEDKIW, JOHN. PLANNING FOREST RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN U. 1956. S. 0. A.: THE PLANNING-PROGRAMMING-BUDGETING SYSTEM HELPS FEDERAL ADMINISTRATORS... JOURNAL OF FORESTRY THE AL SARENA CASE WAS A MINING CONTROVERSY. 66:768-773. OCT. 1968.

2706. FAHNESTOCK, GEORGE R. FORESTRY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES: 2722. FELLOWS, A. L. THE DEVELOPMENT OF WATER POWER AS RELATED A FORESTER'S VIEW. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:22-25. TO FOREST RESERVES. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, JAN. 1968. PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER

PUBLISHING CO , 1905. 474 PP. 'PEOPLE' PROBLEMS BECOME MORE DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND THAN RESOURCE PROBLEMS. PP. 293-301.

2707. FAIRCHILD, F.R. SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE 2723. FENN, F. A. MINING IN THE FOREST RESERVES. AMERICAN FOREST TAX PROBLEM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:128-142. FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C. FEB. 1934. H.M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO.,1905. 474 PP.

2708. FAIRCHILD, F.R., ET AL. FOREST TAXATION IN THE UNITED PP. 318-331. STATES. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. MISC. PUB. 218. 1935. 2724. FENN, F. A. NATIONAL FORESTS AND STREAM PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:187-188MAR. 1910. 2709. FAIRCHILD, FRED P. PROGRESS OF THE FOREST TAXATION INOUIRY OF THE U. S. FOREST SERVICE. SOUTHERN STATEMENT ON FOREST CONSERVATION IN THE EASTERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 11:28-37. 1929, UNITED STATES.

2710. FAROUHAR, FRANCIS P. HISTORY OF THE SIERRA NEVADA. 2725. PENN, F. A. THE RELATION OF FOREST RESERVES TO THE BERKELEY, CALIF.: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS, MINING INDUSTRY. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 1966. 262 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS, BIBLIO., INDEX. 10:574-580. DEC. 1904.

SEE ESPECIALLY CHAPTER 19, NATIONAL PARKS AND 2726. FENN, HOMER E. UTAH AND THE FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS. SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER 39:34-35. JAN. 1919.

2711. FARR, HENRY L. THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. SCHOOL 2727. FERGUSON, R. T. PLANTING OLD GLORY ON THE DOME OF AND SOCIETY 40:386-388. SEPT. 22, 1934. MONTANA: HOW THREE FORESTERS.. CONQUERED GRANITE PEAK... AMERICAN FORESTS 0 FOREST LIFE 33:411-415, 2712. FAULKNER, P. H. WAR LUMBERING IN FRANCE:A DIRECT ACCOUNT 447-448. JULY 1927. OF THE WORK OF THE 20TH ENGINEERS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:392-394. JULY 1918. 2728. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. A BRIEF HISTORY OF FORESTRY IN EUROPE, THE UNITED STATES, AND OTHER COUNTRIES. 3RD 2713. FAUSOLD, MARTIN L. GIFFORD PINCHOT: BULL MOOSE REV. ED. TORONTO, CANADA: UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO PROGRESSIVE. SYRACUSE, N.Y.: SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1913. 506 PP.'INDEX. PRESS, 1961. 270 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO. (NOTES), INDEX. SEE PP. 456-506. 2714. FAUST, JOAN L. DUDES IN THE WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:20-23, 63. FEB. 1968. 2729. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. COMMENTS ON THE MINNESOTA EXPERIMENT. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 3:105-113. MAY 1905. ARTICLE ON THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. DEFENSE OF THE CREATION OF A FOREST RESERVE AT THE 2715. FAUST, JOAN L. FOREST FIRE SHOCK TROOPS, ''A GREAT WAY HEADWATERS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. TO SEE THE COUNTRY''. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:12-15. JAN. 1969. 2730. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. DIVISION OF FORESTRY. IN, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1897. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1898. 192 PP., ILLUS. GRAPHS, TABLES, MAPS, FOR WOOD AND TIMBER. SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF INDEX. NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS, ANNUAL REPORT 11913-1914) 12:35-43. 1914 I?) SEE PP. 143-160. ALSO PRINTED SEPERATELY.

2745. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. PROFESSIONAL ETHICS. SOCIETY OF 2731. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ANTAGONISTIC TO AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1:52-58. JAN. 1916. A CONSERVATIVE FOREST POLICY. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, PROCEEDINGS 2746. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. THE PROVIDENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF 41:329-335. 1892. GOVERNMENT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO NATURAL RESOURCES. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT ABSTRACT. ALSO PRINTED SEPARATELY OF SCIENCE, PROCEEDINGS 11895) 44:325-344. MAY 1896.

2732. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. FACTS AND FIGURES REGARDING OUR 2747. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY OF THE FOREST FOREST RESOURCES BRIEFLY STATED. U.S. DEPT. OF SCHOOL. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 8:26-30. MAR.1910. AGRIC., DIV. OF FOR., CIRC.11. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1896. 8 PP., TABLES. 2748. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. REASONS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FOREST RESERVES. THE FORESTER 3:67-68. MAY 1897. 2133. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. THE FOREST RESERVATION POLICY. SCIENCE INS) 5:489-493. MAR. 26, 1897. 2749. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. RECENT LEGISLATION ON STATE FORESTRY COMMISSIONS AND FOREST RESERVES. U.S. DEPT. OF SEE ALSO, ISSUE OF 5:868-869, JUNE 4, 897. AGRIC. ,DIV. OF FOR., CIRC.17. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1897.16 PP. 2734. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. FOREST SERVCE IN WAR TIMES. SCIENCE INS) 49.141-142. FEB. 7, 1919. 2750. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. THE RELATION OF FORESTS TO OUR CIVILIZATION. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA JOURNAL 2735. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. FORESTRY IN THE U S. DEPARTMENT OF OF AGRICULTURE 4:75-76. NOV. 1916. AGRICULTURE DURING THE PERIOD 1877-1898. RESUME WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1899. 44 PP. 2751. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. THE RESULTS OF SYSTEMATIC FOREST MANAGEMENT. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 6:229-233. SEPT. REPRINTED FROM H. DOC.181, 55TH. CONG., 3D SESS. 1908.

2736. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES IN, 2752. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. SAVING THE TREMENDOUS WASTE OF REPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS TO THE FOREST FIRES: THE SENSELESS DESTRUCTION OF UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1889 AT PARIS. WASHINGTON, $50,000,000 A YEAR--TWO-THIRDS OF THE FIRES SET D.C.: GPO, 1890-1891. 5 VOLS. ILLUS., DIAGRMS INTENTIONALLY--HOW TO PROTECT OUR VALUABLE TIMBER--THE STORY OF A BATTLE WITH THE FLAMES. SEE VOL. 5,PP. 747-777. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA 2:414-417, 460, 462, 464. NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. AUG. 1907.

2737. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. FORESTS AND DESERTS OF ARIZONA. 2753. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. THE SITUATION: WHAT HAS BEEN THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 8:203-226. JULY-AUG. ACCOMPLISHED IN FORESTRY AS A POLICY, A SCIENCE, AND 1897. AN ART. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 15:3-14. JAN. 1917.

2738. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. HOW THE AX MAY BE MADE THE PRESERVER 2754. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. SUGGESTIONS AS TO POSSIBILITIES OF OF THE FOREST. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 79:4. JULY 2, SILVICULTURE IN AMERICA. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN 1898. FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 11:171-176. APR. 1916.

COMMENTS ON AN ADDRESS BY FERNOW GIVEN BEFORE THE 2755. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. SUGGESTIONS TO THE LUMBERMEN OF THE LUMBER EXCHANGE OF BALTIMORE. UNITED STATES IN BEHALF OF MORE RATIONAL FOREST MANAGEMENT. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., DIV. OF FOR., 2739. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. INFLUENCE OF FORESTS ON WATER CIRC.10. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1893.8 PP. SUPPLIES. IN, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. , REPI. OF THE SEC., 1889. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1889. 550 PP., 2756. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. WHAT IS FORESTRY? U.S. DEPT. OF ILLUS., TABLES, INDEX. AGRIC., DIV. OF FOR., BULL. 5. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1891. 52 PP. SEE PP. 297-330

2757. FETHEROLF, JAMES M. FORESTATION IN THE INTER-MOUNTAIN 2740. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. IS PROTECTION AGAINST FOREST FIRES REGION. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 7:127-135. JUNE 1909. PRACTICABLE? U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., DIV. OF FOR., CIRC.14. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1896. 4 PP. UNDER THE GENERAL TITL, ''FOREST PLANTING IN NATIONAL FORESTS''. PP. 127-138. 2741. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. LECTURES ON FORESTRY. KINGSTON, ONTARIO: THE BRITISH WHIG,1903. 85 PP., ILLUS. 2758. FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. FORESTRY COMMITTEE. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FEDERAL FOREST POLICY. ADVANCE COPY DELIVERED AT THE SCHOOL OF MINING, KINGSTON, ONTARIO, OF PAPER ON FEDERAL FOREST POLICY. WASHINGTON, JAN. 26TH-3OTH, 1903. D.C.: FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS,1913. 36 PP. 2142. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. NEED OF A FOREST ADMINISTRATION FOR THE UNITED STATES... REPRINT. SALEM, MASS.: SALEM 2759. FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. FORESTRY COMMITTEE. PRESS PUBLISHING AND PRINTING COMPANY, 1889. 8 PP. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FEDERAL FOREST POLICY. FEDERAL FOREST POLICY. WASHINGTON, D.C.: FIFTH NATIONAL TAKEN FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN CONSERVATION CONGRESS, 1913. 36 PP. ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE 37:359-366, 1889. 2760. FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. FORESTRY COMMITTEE. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREST FIRES. ADVANCE COPY OF PAPER 2743. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. A PLAN ADEQUATE TO MEET OUR NEEDS ON FIRE PREVENTION BY STATES, BY THE FEDERAL FOR WOOD AND TIMBER. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 11:307-322, GOVERNMENT, AND BY PRIVATE INTERESTS. WASHINGTON, SEPT. 1913. D.C.: FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS, 1913. 56 PP., TABLES. 2744. FERNOW, BERNHARD E. A PLAN ADEQUATE TO MEET OUR NEEDS 2761. FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. FORESTRY COMMITTEE. FORESTS 72:36-39, 78-79. NOV. 956, SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREST INVESTIGATIONS. THE RELATION OF FORESTS AND WATER. REPORT. WASHINGTON, D.C.: DEBATE OVER CREATING A SAWTOOTH NATIONAL RECREATIONAL FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS, 1913 P1, 21 AREA IN SAWTOOTH NATIONAL FOREST. PP. TABLE. 2777. FISCHER, VIRLIS L. STORM SIGNALS OVER THE SAWTOOTH. 2762. FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. FORESTRY COMMITTEE. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:32-35, 56-60. JAN. 1971. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREST PLANTING. THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH COMMERCIAL PLANTING IS DESIRABLE. REFERS TO CHALLIS NATIONAL FOREST, SAWTOOTH NATIONAL WASHINGTON, D.C.: FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION FOREST. CONGRESS, 1913. 46 PP. TABLES. 2778. FISHER, R. 1, THE WORK OF THE DIVISION OF FORESTRY IN 2763. FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. FORESTRY COMMITTEE. THE REDWOODS. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 3:200-203. FEB SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREST UTILIZATION. ADVANCE COPY OF 1901 PAPER ON THE CLOSER UTILIZATION OF TIMBER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION 2779. FISHER, RALPH A., SR ADOPT A STREAM. AMERICAN FORESTS CONGRESS 1913, 15 PP. 64:20-21, 63. FEB. 1958.

2764. FIFTH WORLD FORESTRY CONGRESS. MULTIPLE USE OF FOREST A PROJECT ADOPTED IN TONTO NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZONA. LANDS: PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH WORLD FORESTRY CONGRESS, SEATTLE WASHINGTON, 1960. THREE VOLUMES. 2780. FISHER, WALTER L., El AL. WATER POWER ON THE NATIONAL SEATTLE: UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, 1962. FORESTS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 8:33-52. 1913. 2765. FIMPLE, J.H. SIXTY YEARS AGO. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 61 :532-533. JULY 1963. 2781. FITZGERALD, C.W. REFORESTATION ON THE PIKE NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:646-651. NOV. 1911. REPRINT OF A LETTER DTD. 1903 FROM THE ACTING COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE TO THE FOREST 2782. FITZGERALD, 0.A. FEUD ON THE RANGES. THE COUNTRY OFFICERS OF THE FOREST RESERVES. GENTLEMAN 108:15, 103-104. APR. 1938.

2766. FINDLAY, W. P. K. RECENT RESEARCH ON TIMBER. SCIENCE GRAZING VS. WILDLIFE USE ON THE RANGE. PROGRESS 28:61-68. JULY 1933. 2783. FITZGERALD, 0.A. WINGS GUARD THE FORESTS: SPECIALIZED 2767. FINE, HOMER. NEBRASKA'S MAN-MADE OASIS: THE CORNHUSKER BRANCH OF AVIATION CHANGING LIFE AND CUSTOMS IN WILD STATE BOASTS THE NATION'S ONLY MAN-MADE FOREST... MOUNTAINS OF THE WEST. NATION'S BUSINESS 28:82, AMERICAN FORESTS 58:12-13, 30. SEPT. 1952. 85-87. APR.1930.

2768. FINNEY, JOHN H. THE APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST 2784. FITZPATRICK, GEORGE, AND TUCKER, EDWIN A. MEN WHO ASSOCIATION. CONSERVATION 14:643-644. DEC. 1908. MATCHED THE MOUNTAINS THE FOREST SERVICE IN THE SOUTHWEST. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO 1972. 293 PP. 2769. FINNEY, JOHN H. THE CONNECTION BETWEEN FORESTS AND

STREAMS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:109-110. FEB. 1910. 2785. FITZWATER, J. A. UNCLE SAM--GREATEST FORESTER. AMERICAN FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:435-437, 478. CONCERNING THE APPALACHIAN-WHITE MOUNTAIN JULY 1930. CONTROVERSY. 2786. FLAHERTY, DAVID C. ARE WE OBJECTIVE ABOUT FOREST FIRES? 2770. FINNEY, JOHN H. FOREST RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION. THE AMERICAN FORESTS 78:12-15, 58-59. AUG. 1972. ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 35:67-76. JAN. 1910. 2787. FLEISCHER, H. 0. FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH FACES THE CHALLENGE OF THE 1970'S. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY SUBTITLE, ''THE NEW SOUTH' 68:394-395. JULY 1970.

2771. FINNEY, JOHN H. THE SOUTH'S CONCERN IN THE APPALACHIAN 2788. FLINT, HOWARD R. BEHIND THE SCENES IN THE FIRE GAME. PROJECT AND HOW TO MAKE ITS INFLUENCE FELT. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33195-200. APR. 1927. CONSERVATION 15:741-751. DEC. 1909. FIRE SUPPRESSION. THE APPALACHIAN-WHITE MOUNTAIN RESERVE CONTROVERSY. 2789. FLINT, HOWARD R. THE FIRE EAGLES. AMERICAN FORESTS & 2772. FISCHER, RALPH A., SR. KNEE DEEP IN SAWDUST AND SNOW. FOREST LIFE 34:66-69. FEB. 1928. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:28-30. MAY 1962. USE OF AIRCRAFT IN CONTROLLING FOREST FIRES. TONTO NATIONAL FOREST. 2790. FLINT, HOWARD R. SKY MAPS FOR THE FORESTER. AMERICAN 2773. FISCHER, VIRLIS L. THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:697-699. NOV. 1930. FORESTS 65:7, 47, JAN.1959. 2791. FLINT, HOWARD R. A SUGGESTED DEPARTURE IN NATIONAL REFERS TO WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. FOREST STUMPAGE APPRAISALS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:823-831. NOV. 1919. 2774. FISCHER, VIRLIS L. CONSERVATION: WHAT DEFINITION DO YOU USE? AMERICAN FORESTS 66:6, 40, 42. JUNE 1960. WITH COMMENT BY JAMES W. GIRARD, PP. 828-831.

2775. FISCHER, VIRLIS L. FLAMING GORGE; RECREATION UNDER 2792. FLINT, HOWARD R. THE WAGON WHEEL GAP EXPERIMENT STATION. MULTIPLE USE: THE FOREST SERIVCE HAS TO PROVIDE THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:17. 1917, FACILITIES FOR 300000 FUTURE VISITORS WHEN PROVISION FOR ONLY 1,200 NOW EXISTS... AMERICAN FORESTS 2793. FLINT, HOWARD R. WASTED WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS & 68:24-27, 48-50. FEB. 1962. FOREST LIFE 32:407-410. JULY 1926.

ASHLEY NATIONAL FOREST. QUESTIONS IF THE USE OF THE FOREST FOR RECREATION AND PRESERVATION IS PUTTING IT TO ITS HIGHEST ECONOMIC 2776. FISCHER, VIRLIS L. SEESAW IN THE SAWTOOTH. AMERICAN VALUE. COMMENT BY ALDO LEOPOLD FOLLOWS, PP. 410-411. 2794. FLOCK, K. D. BEAR THAT ALMOST MADE ME INFAMOUS: AMERICAN FORESTS 55:18-19, 34. OCT. 1949. BOOTLEGGING SMOKEY BEAR:,. .MEN WITH FLOCK'S ZEAL ARE LEGION IN CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:20-21, 2812. FORD, JOHN A. UNCLE SAM'S HIRED MEN WHO SERVE 49, 51-52. DEC. 1964. YOU:.. COLONEL WILLIAM B. GREELEY... U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,DIV. OF PUBAND OFFICE OF INFO. WASHINGTON, SMOKEY BEAR'S LIVING SYMBOL. D.C.: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, OCT. 11,1920. 6 PP. PROCESSED. 2795. FOLEY, JOHN. CONSERVATIVE LUMBERING AT SEWANEE, TENNESSEE. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. BUR. OF FOR. A COPY OF A PRESS RELEASE. DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL BULL. 39. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1903. 36 PP., AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. ILLUS. ,TABLE. US., TABLE. 2813. FORD, PATRICIA A. TESTBOOK EARTHQUAKE. NATIONAL PARKS AND CONSERVATION MAGAZINE 45:25-27. NOV. 1971. 2796. FOLWEILER, ALFRED D. FOREST FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL IN THE UNITED STATES. ST. LOUIS, MO.: JOHN S. SWIFT 959 QUAKE IN MADISON RIVER CANYON, GALLATIN NATIONAL CO.,INC. AND LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1938. FOREST. 164 PP.' ILLUS., TABLES, GRAPHS, MAPS, BIBLIO.

2814. FOREST CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA. IN OPPOSITION TO 2797. FOLWEILER, ALFRED D. THEORY AND PRACTICE OF FOREST FIRE THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:36, PROTECTION IN THE UNITED STATES. ST. LOUIS, MO.: 38, 40. JULY 1954. JOHN S. SWIFT CO.,INC. AND LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1937. 163 PP., ILLUS. ,GRAPHS, REFERS TO AIKEN GRAZING BILL (S.2548) OF 1954. TABLES, MAPS, BIBLID. 2815. FOREST INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE ON TIMBER VALUATION AND 2798. FOOTE, ROBERT 0. THE WILDERNESS WAY: THE PACIFIC COAST TAXATION. TIMBER TAX JOURNAL. WASHINGTON, D.C. TRAIL... AMERICAN FORESTS 42:394-399. SEPT. 1936. 1965-PRESENT.

2799. FORBES, R.H. THE RANGE PROBLEM: A DESCRIPTION OF THE 2816. FOREST INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE ON TIMBER VALUATION AND STOCKMAN'S HOMESTEAD AND GRAZING RANGE ADMINISTRATION TAXATION. PROPOSED REFORM OF FEDERAL INCOME TAX LAWS IN THE WEST, WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR ITS IMPROVEMENT. WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREST INDUSTRIES. WASHINGTON, FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:476-479. OCT.1904. D.C.: 1943.

2800. FORBES, REGINALD 0. AIMS AND POSSIBILITIES OF FOREST 2817. FOREST LEAVES. FIRST NATIONAL GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF RESEARCH IN THE SOUTHERN PINE COUNTRY. SOUTHERN FOREST LAND.IN PENNSYLVANIA. FOREST LEAVES 18:144 FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 3:165-168 1921. JUNE 1922.

2801. FORBES, REGINALD D. THE ALLEGHENY FOREST EXPERIMENT 2818. THE FORESTER CHANGING MT. RAINER'S BOUNDARIES OFFICIAL STATION. NEW JERSEY AGRICULTURE 12:5. OCT. 1930. APPROVAL OF THE SUGGESTIONS MADE BY AN AUTHORITY THROUGH THE FORESTER. THE FORESTER 5:282-283. DEC. 2802. FORBES, REGINALD D GIIFFORDI. PIINCHOT). HIS PUBLIC 1899. CAREER. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:593-595. AUG. 1965. 2819. THE FORESTER. THE FOREST EXHIBIT AT PARIS. THE 2803. FORBES, REGINALD D. MEETING THE ISSUES. JOURNAL OF FORESTER 6:89. APR. 1900. FORESTRY 28:800-805. OCT 1930. EXHIBIT DISPLAYED AT PARIS EXPOSITION FOREST POLICY. 2820. THE FORESTER. FOREST POLICY. THE FORESTER 5:81-83. 2804. FORBES, REGINALD D. MOTHER TONGUE:IF THE TECHNICALLY APR. 1899 TRAINED MAN IS TO GET FULL BENEFIT FROM HIS TRAINING, HE MUST BE ABLE TO EXPRESS HIMSELF CLEARLY AND CONSISTS OF SEVERAL BRIEF ARTICLES ON FOREST POLICY FORCEFULLY. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 9:3-4. FEB. OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. 1923. 2821. THE FORESTER. THE FOREST RESERVES. THE FORESTER 2805. FORBES, REGINALD 0. THE NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION 4:235-236. DEC. 1898. COMMISSION AND FOREST RESEARCH RESERVES. SCIENCE INS) 71 :505-506. MAY 16,1930. 2822. THE FORESTER. THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE. THE FORESTER 4:237-238 DEC. 1898. 2806. FORBES, REGINALD 0. PROGRESS IN THE RESEARCH RESERVE PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:574-575. APR. 1930. REGARDING THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR 1898.

2807. FORBES, REGINALD 0. RESEARCH IN FOREST FIRES. SOUTHERN 2823. THE FORESTER. THE GILA RIVER FOREST RESERVE. THE FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 5:41-45. 1923. FORESTER 5:85. APR. 1899.

2808. FORBES, REGINALD 0. THOUSANDTH ACRE. AMERICAN FORESTS 2824. THE FORESTER. GRAZING IN THE WESTERN FOREST RESERVES: AN 40:50-54. FEB. 1934. OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION... THE FORESTER 6:85-86. APR.1900. TIONESTA EXPERIMENTAL FOREST. INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED BY THE DIVISION OF FORESTRY. 2809. FORBES, REGINALD 0. WHAT THE SOUTHERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION IS DOING: INTERESTING PROBLEMS NOW UNDER 2825. THE FORESTER. GRAZING. THE FORESTER 5:31-32. FEB. INVESTIGATION OR PROJECTED-OTHERS DEFERRED FOR LACK 1899. OF FUNDS. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 43:51-55. NOV. 12, 1922. EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM JOHN MUIR CONCERNING SHEEP GRAZING IN THE SIERRA FOREST RESERVE. 2810. FORBES, REGINALD D. WHAT UNCLE SAM DOES TO SOLVE THE FOREST PROBLEM. ENGINEERS AND ENGINEERING 47:89-92. 2826. THE FORESTER. THE INVESTIGATION OF THE GRAZING QUESTION. APR, 1930. THE FORESTER 6:136-138, JUNE 1900.

2811. FORBES, ROBERT H. SMOKE JUMPERS CARRY ON: AFTER TAKING 2827. THE FORESTER. THE LAST REPORTS ON THE FORESTRESERVES. THE MOST PUNISHING BLOW IN THEIR TEN YEAR HISTORY... THE FORESTER 6:186, 188-190. AUG. 1900. COMMENTS ON AND EXTRACTS OF THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL IN STREETS AND PARKS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION REPORT OF THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, PART V. FOREST 12:97-98. FEB. 1906. RESERVES 2844 FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. ALL INDUSTRIES FURTHERED BY 2828. THE FORESTER. NEW FOREST RESERVATION. THE FORESTER NATIONAL FORESTS: SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE IJAMES 5:69. MAR. 1899. WILSON)IN HIS ANNUAL REPORT CLEARLY SHOWS THEIR LASTING BENEFIT TO THE WEST, FORESTRY AND NOTICE THAT TRABUCO CANYON FOREST RESERVATION IRRIGATION 12:552-556. DEC. 1906. ESTABLISHED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. 2845. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY HONORED 2829. THE FORESTER. NEWS AND EDITORIAL COMMENT. THE FORESTER ABROAD: FOREST SERVICE BECOMES A MEMBER OF THE 4:139. JULY 1898. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:571-572. DEC. RESIGNATION OF BERNHARD E. FERNOW AS CHIEF OF THE 1906. DIVISION OF FORESTRY. 2846. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. APPEALING TO THE SOUTH. 2830. THE FORESTER. NEWS AND EDITORIAL COMMENT. THE FORESTER FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:21. JAN. 908. 4:27. FEB. 1898. THE NEED FOR NATIONAL FOREST RESERVES IN THE EAST AND COMMENT ON A BILL INTRODUCED BEFORE CONGRESS TO SOUTH. PREVENT FREE USE OF TIMBER ON PUBLIC LANDS. 2847. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. APPOINTMENTS TO THE FOREST 2831. THE FORESTER. THE NINETEENTH ANNUAL MEETING (AMERICAN SERVICE: METHOD TO BE FOLLOWED IN SELECTING MEN FOR FORESTRY ASSOCIATION). THE FORESTER 7:1-10. JAN. GOVERNMENT FOREST WORK. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 1901 11:155-158. APR.1905.

SEE PARTICULARLY PP. 4-8. INCLUDES COMMENTS ON 2848. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE BUREAU OF FORESTRY: EXCERPT CHANGES IN THE RESERVES, FOREST WORK ON PUBLIC LANDS, FROM THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE FOR DIVISION OF FORESTRY, ETC. 1903, SHOWING THE PROGRESS MADE DURING THE PAST YEAR. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:29-35. JAN. 1904. 2832. THE FORESTER. OBJECT OF FOREST RESERVATIONS. THE FORESTER 5:27-29. FEB. 1899. 2849. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. DEMAND FOR THE PASSAGE OF THE APPALACHIAN-WHITE MOUNTAIN BILL: THE SOUTH IN ABSTRACT FROM REGULATIONS OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE. EARNEST. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:86-89. FEB. 1907. 2833. THE FORESTER. PRESIDENT (THEODORE) ROOSEVELTS MESSAGE: STRONG RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING FORESTRY AND 2850. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE EASTERN FOREST RESERVES: IRRIGATION. THE FORESTER 7:301-304. DEC. 1901. RESUMPTION OF THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE WHITE MOUNTAIN-SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN BILL FORESTRY AND 2834. THE FORESTER. PROTECTING THE RESERVES. THE FORESTER IRRIGATION 12:508-510. NOV. 1906. 4:236-237. DEC. 1898. 2851. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. FOR A NATIONAL WOOD-TESTING 2835. THE FORESTER. RECENT LEGISLATION. THE FORESTER LABORATORY: MEETING HELD IN WASHINGTON TO FORWARD THE 6:90-92. APR. 1900. MOVEMENT- -MANY PROMINENT ORGANIZATIONS SEND REPRESENTATIVES. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION INCLUDES FEDERAL LEGISLATION. 12:510-512. NOV. 1906.

2836. THE FORESTER. REGULATIONS FOR SHEEP-GRAZING IN THE 2852. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. FOR THE PRESERVATION AND FUTURE CASCADE RESERVE. THE FORESTER 4:141. JULY 1898. DEVELOPMENT OF A SPLENDID REGION: WHY THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION FAVORS THE CREATION OF A 2837. THE FORESTER. SHEEP-GRAZING IN FORESTS. THE FORESTER NATIONAL FOREST RESERVE IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN 5:18 20. JAN. 1899. MOUNTAINS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11402-404. SEPT. 1905. 2838. THE FORESTER. STATUS OF THE FOREST RESERVATION POLICY. THE FORESTER 3:76-77. JUNE 1897. 2853. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. FOREST LEGISLATION BEFORE THE 59TH CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION. FORESTRY AND 2839. THE FORESTER. STUDYING AMERICAN FORESTS. THE FORESTER IRRIGATION 12:325-327. JULY 1906. 6:88-89. APR.1900. 2854. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. FOREST MANAGEMENT IN MINNESOTA: SERIES OF BRIEF ARTICLES RELATING TO FIELD THE PINE LANDS OF THE CHIPPEWA INDIANS BEING MADE INVESTIGATIONS, FOREST VALUATION, ETC. RENUMERATIVE TO THEM. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:580-582. DEC. 1904. 2840. THE FORESTER. WAR ON THE FOREST RESERVATIONS. THE FORESTER 4:117-121. JUNE 1898. 2855. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. FOREST PERPETUATION AND WATER SUPPLIES. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:87-89. FEB. OPPOSITION IN THE U.S. SENATE REGARDING CONTINUANCE 1908. OF FOREST RESERVATIONS. FORESTS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON SOUTHERN WATER 2841. THE FORESTER. WAR ON THE FOREST RESERVATIONS. THE SUPPLIES. FORESTER 4:96-101. MAY 1898. 2856. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION; FOREST RESERVE MANAGEMENT POLITICAL STRUGGLE TO PREVENT ELIMINATION OF FOREST TRANSFERRED: CONTROL OF THE RESERVES PASSES FROM THE RESERVATIONS. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR TO THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:60-6). FEB. 2842. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENTS IN 1905. FOREST RESERVES. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:59-61 FEB. 1907. 2857. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. FOREST RESERVES IN IDAHO: INTERESTING DISCUSSION OF FOREST RESERVE SITUATION IN 2843. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. AIDING CITIES AND TOWNS TO NAME IDAHO AND EXPLANATION OF THE FEDERAL FOREST POLICY IN THEIR TREES: THE FOREST SERVICE WILL IDENTIFY TREES GENERAL. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:427-428. SEPT. 1905. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:520-521. NOV.1904.

2858. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. FOREST SERVICE APPROPRIATION; 2872. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. NATIONAL FORESTS REDISTRICTED. CONGRESS GIVES ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR PRESENT FISCAL FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:428-431. AUG. 1908. YEAR. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:307-309, JULY 1906. 2873. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. NEW COMMISSION AT WORK: PERMANENT ORGANIZATION COMPLETED AT 2859. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE FOREST SERVICE; OUTLINE OF CHICAGO- -CORRECTED MEMBERSHIP OF THE COMMISSION-FIRST WORK NOW BEING CARRIED ON BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN WORK NOW UNDER WAY. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY. FORESTRY AND 14:438-442. AUG. 1908. IRRIGATION 11:325-330. JULY 1905. REFERS TO THE COMMISSION ON THE CONSERVATION OF AN IRREGULAR ARTICLE APPEARING IN FORESTRY AND NATURAL RESOURCES. IRRIGATION THROUGH APRIL,1908. 2874. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE NEW COMMISSION; NATIONAL 2860. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. FORESTER AND DIRECTOR OF CENSUS BODY NAMED BY PRESIDENT (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT TO TAKE WILL COOPERATE IN COLLECTION OF ANNUAL STATISTICS OF UP WORK OF CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES- -MAKE-UP FOREST PRODUCTS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION OF COMMISSION. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:380-382, 12:481-482. OCT. 1906. JULY 1908.

2861. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. FORESTRY AND THE RAILROADS. CREATION OF THE COMMISSION ON THE CONSERVATION OF WOODEN TIE-PLATES ARE SUCCESSFULLY BEING USED UNDER NATURAL RESOURCES. ADVICE FROM THE BUREAU OF FORESTRY. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:40. JAN. 1905. 2875. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. A PORTO (SIC) RICO FOREST RESERVE; CHARACTERISTIC TROPICAL FOREST AND THE USES BUREAU OF FORESTRY RESEARCH ON TIE-PLATES. TO WHICH IT CAN BE PUT. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:38-40. JAN. 1905. 2862. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE GILA RIVER FOREST RESERVE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:178-179. APR.1905. THE LUOUILLO FOREST RESERVE.

2863. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. GOVERNMENT FORESTRY EXHIBIT; 2876. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. PREIDENT'S (THEODORE ROOSEVELT) WHAT IT COMPRISES AND HOW ITIS ARRANGED AT THE ST. LETTER TO IRRIGATION CONGRESS; A NOTABLE DOCUMENT ON LOUIS FAIR. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:283-284. GOVERNMENT WORK IN FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. JUNE 1904. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:399-401. SEPT. 1906.

LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION (WORLD'S FAIR), ST. 2877. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE PRESIDENT (THEODORE LOUIS, MISSOURI ROOSEVELT) CALLS CONFERENCE ON NATURAL RESOURCES. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:629-630. DEC 1907. 2864. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. GRAZING FEES WILL BE COLLECTED ON RESERVES; REGULATIONS UNMODIFIED BY RECENT REFERS TO THE GOVERNORS' WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE. DECISION OF FEDERAL JUDGE--MISAPPREHENSION CORRECTED. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:581 -582. DEC. 1906. 2878. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. PRESIDENT (THEODORE ROOSEVELT) CALLS FOR IMPROVED LAND LAWS; RINGING SPECIAL MESSAGE 2865. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. A GREAT HARDWOOD FOREST; THE TO CONGRESS SHOWS FLAGRANT ABUSES AND SUGGESTS EIGHT PRINCIPAL SPECIES OF THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS REMEDIES. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:541-544. DEC. HAVE BEEN STUDIED BY THE BUREAU OF FORESTRY. (906. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:136-140. MAR. 1905. 2879. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE PRESIDENT (THEODORE 2866. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. A HARDWOOD LUMBER FAMINE. ROOSEVELT) TO THE SCHOOL CHILDREN ON CONSERVING THE FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:536-539. OCT. 1907. FORESTS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:265. MAY 1907.

COMMENT ON U.S. FOREST SERVICE CIRCULAR NO.116, 2880. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. PRESIDENT (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT ''THE WANING SUPPLY OF HARDWOOD'', BY WILLIAM L. URGES SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN RESERVE; STRONG PLEA MADE HALL. IN RALEIGH (NC.) ADDRESS FOR CONSERVATIVE HANDLING OF SOUTHERN FORESTS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 2867. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. HEARING ON THE APPALACHIAN 11:445-446, OCT.1905. BILL. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:84-86. FEB. 1908. 2881. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE PRESIDENT CALLS CONFERENCE 2868. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. HOW NATIONAL FORESTS WOULD ON NATURAL RESOURCES. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION AFFECT THE PEOPLE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:28. 13:629-630. DEC. 1907. JAN. 1908. AN INVITATION TO THE GOVERNORS WHITE HOUSE CONCERNS PROPOSED APPALACHIAN-WHITE MOUNTAIN FOREST CONFERENCE BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT. RESERVE BILL. 2882. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE PRESIDENT'S (THEODORE 2869. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. LUMBERING IN FOREST RESERVES; ROOSEVELT) MESSAGE;IT CONTAINS STRONG STATEMENTS MILLIONS OF FEET OF LUMBER ARE ANNUALLY CUT WITH REGARDING FORESTRY, IRRIGATION, AND THE PUBLIC LANDS. REGARD TO THE FUTURE OF THE FORESTS. FORESTRY AND FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 9;58D-5B1. DEC. 1903. IRRIGATION 11:81-82. FEB.1905. 2883. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. PRIVATE RIGHTS IN FOREST 2870. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. MEMORIAL TO EX-PRESIDENT RESERVES; WHAT THEY ARE AND HOW THEY WERE AFFECTED BY (GROVER) CLEVELAND. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FOREST RESERVES. FORESTRY 14:432-434. AUG. 1908. AND IRRIGATION 10:563-564. DEC. 1904.

SAN JACINTO NATIONAL FOREST IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 2884. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. PROFITS FROM FOREST RESERVES TO RENAMED CLEVELAND NATIONAL FOREST. BE SHARED BY COUNTIES; TEN PER CENT OF GROSS RECEIPTS ALLOTED (SIC) BY LAW TO OFFSET LOSS IN TAXES--NEARLY 2871. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION, THE NATIONAL FOREST RESERVES: SEVENTY-SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS THIS YEAR. FORESTRY THE PURPOSE OF THEIR ESTABLISHMENT-HOW THEY HAVE AND IRRIGATION 12:341-342. JULY 906. GROWN, AND THE IMPORTANT ENDS THEY WILL CONSERVE. 2885. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. A RANGERS CA8IN. FORESTRY PERSONAL ASSIGNMENTS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION AND IRRIGATION 13:254-255. MAY 1907. 10:368-371. AUG. 1904.

2886. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. REDWOOD CANYON (CALIFORNIA) 2902. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. ANOTHER PUBLIC SERVICE. THE DEEDED TO UNITED STATES. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION FORESTRY KAIIIIN 342. 1917. 14:97-98. FEB. 1908. RANGERS ON SEVIER NATIONAL FOREST GRUB LARKSPUR TO 2887. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. REMARKABLE SALE OF RESERVE SAVE CATTLE. TIMBER: A MILLION AND A HALF TIES TO BE CUT... FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:298. JUNE 1906. 2903. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. COURSE FOR FOREST RANGERS. THE FORESTRY KAIM(N 3:44. 19(7. 2888. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. REPORT OF SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE (JAMES WILSON) ON THE APPALACHIAN FOREST SERVICE LECTURERS AID IN TRAINING OF FORESTERS WATERSHEDS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:22-24. JAN. AND PROSPECTIVE FORESTERS. 1908. 2904. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. FORESTRY NOTES. THE FORESTRY 2889. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. REPORT OF THE FORESTER FOR KAIMIN 4:32. 1922. 1903: WORK OF THE BUREAU OF FORESTRY, ITS OPPORTUNITIES AND ITS NEEDS. FORESTRY AND WILLIAM B. GREELEY COMMENTS ON FOREST CONSERVATION. IRRIGATION 10:118-119. MAR. 1904. 2905. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. GAME PRESERVATION IN THE EASTERN 2890. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. REPORTS BY SECRETARIES (JAMES) FORESTS. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:59. 19(7. WILSON AND (ETHAN A.) HITCHCOCK: ANNUAL REVIEWS BY THE SECRETARIES OF AGRICULTURE AND INTERIOR... 2906. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN: GRASSHOPPER GLACIER. THE FORESTRY FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 8:515-518. DEC. 1902. KAIMIN 4:32. 1922.

2891. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. SAVE THE FORESTS IN THE MIGRATING GRASSHOPPERS (MELANOPLUS SPRETUS) APPALACHIAN AND WHITE MOUNTAINS: VAST INTERESTS ACCUMULATE ON GLACIAL AREAS OF BEARTOOTH NATIONAL INVOLVED--NATIONAL OWNERSHIP AND ADMINISTRATION THE FOREST. ONLY REMEDY. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:296-306. JUNE 1907. 2907. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. HELIOGRAPH IN PROTECTIVE WORK ON THE SAWTOOTH. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 4:31. 1922. 2892. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. SECOND REPORT OF PUBLIC LANDS COMMISSION. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:125-135. 2908. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. LAND EXCHANGE BILL PASSED. THE MAR. 1905. FORESTRY KAIMIN 4:34. (922.

2893. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. SECRETARY (THOMAS E.( WILL'S ACT OF MARCH 20,(922 PROVIDED FOR ACQUISITION OF LECTURE TOURS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:43. JAN. PRIVATELY-OWNED LAND WITHIN EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES OF 1908. THE NATIONAL FORESTS.

WILL, SECRETARY OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 2909. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. PLANTING WORK (S SUCCESSFUL. THE WAS ENDORSING NATIONAL FOREST POLICY AND URGING FORESTRY KAIMIN 4:31. 1922. PASSAGE OF AN EASTERN FOREST RESERVE BILL. REFORESTATION PROVES A SUCCESS IN NATIONAL FOREST 2894. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE SENATE DEBATE ON THE DISTRICT I. NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:196-204. APR. 1907. 2910. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. RANGER (DON S.) SULLIVAN'S AUGERPLANE. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:55.1917. 2895. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN FORESTS: COOPERATIVE STUDY OF THEIR RESOURCES AND NEEDS MADE THE AUGERPLANE WAS A PROTOTYPE OF A HELICOPTER. BY STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, AND BUREAU OF FORESTRY. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 2911. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. RANGERS SELL CHRISTMAS TREES. THE 1l:26I-26J. JAN. 1905. FORESTRY KAIMIN 4:31. 1922.

2896. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN-WHITE PIKE NATIONAL FOREST. MOUNTAIN FOREST BILL. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:25-27. JAN. 1908. 2912. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. RANGERS USE CARRIER PIGEONS. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 4:35. (922. 2897. FORESTRY AND IRR(GATION. STUDY OF THE RED GUM. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:333-335. JULY 1904. P(GEONS USED FOR COMMUNICATION, IDAHO NATIONAL FOREST. MENTION OF WORK DONE BY THE BUREAU OF FORESTRY IN STUDY OF THE RED GUM. 2913. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. SOME FOREST VALUES. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 4:34. (922. 2898. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. TABLE OF U. S. GOVERNMENT FOREST RESERVES ARRANGED BY STATES. FORESTRY AND STATISTICS ON DESTRUCTIBLE RESOURCES OF NATIONAL IRRIGATION 8:152. APR. 1902, FORESTS, DISTRICT 1.

2899. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. TIMBER STUMPAGE BUSINESS OF THE 2914. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. TIMBER SALES ON THE EASTERN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT: OVER A OUARTER OF A MILLION FORESTS. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:42. 1917, DOLLARS' WORTH SOLD IN 1905- -SAVING THE WOODS WHILE

SELLING THE TREES--PROMPT, BUSINESSLIKE MANAGEMENT. 2915. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION (2:293-296. JUNE 1906. FOREST 01ST. NO. I. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:18-2), (917. 2900. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. WHY THE APPALACHIAN RESERVES ARE ESSENTIAL: CONVINCING TESTIMONY. FORESTRY AND 2916. FORESTRY QUARTERLY. THE MINNESOTA EXPERIMENT. FORESTRY IRRIGATION 13:367-374. JULY 1907. OUARTERLY 3:98-104. MAY 1905.

2901. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. WORK OF BUREAU OF FORESTRY: FOREST RESERVE TAKEN FROM THE CH)PPEWA RESERVATION. FIELD PROGRAM FOR AUGUST 1904, WITH FULL LIST OF 2917. FORESTRY QUARTERLY. OPERATIONS UNDER THE WEEKS LAW IN PP., ILLUS. THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS AND WHITE MOUNTAINS. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 10:33-37. MAR. 1912. 2933. FOX, KEL M. COWBOY ON THE COCONINO. JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 19:153-155. MAY 1966. CONCLUDES THAT FEDERAL CONTROL OF LANDS COMPRISED WITHIN THIS AREA WILL TEND TO PROTECT AND PROMOTE THE 2934. FRAINE, HAROLD S. SPIRIT OF THE C. C. C. AMERICAN NAVIGABILITY OF THE SAVANNAH RIVER. FORESTS 40:256-257, 284-285. JUNE 1934.

2918. FORESTRY QUARTERLY: REPORT ON SUPERVISORSMEETING AT 2935. FRANK, BERNARD. FOREST INFLUENCES. IN, FIFTY YEARS OF DENVER, COLORADO. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 9:429-449. FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED. BY ROBERT K. WINTERS. SEPT. 1911. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1950. 385 PP.,ILLUS. BIBLIO. INDEX. PROBLEMS AND PROGRESS OF FOREST PRACTICE IN DISTRICT 2. IN TWO PARTS: ''GROWTH OF INFLUENCES, THOUGHT AND

PROBLEMS, 1900-1928' : ''PROGRESS, NEEDS, AND 2919. FORESTRY QUARTERLY. THE RESERVE POLICY IN OPERATION. OPPORTUNITIES, 1929 TO 1950''. PP. 148-164. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 2:137-144. MAY 904. 2936. FRANK, BERNARD. OUR NATIONAL FORESTS. NORMAN, OKLA. 2920. FORESTRY OUARTERLY. SUPERVISORS' MEETINGS AT BOISE, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS, 1955. 238 PP., ILLUS., IDAHO, AND OGDEN, UTAH. FORESTRY QUARTERLY MAPS, TABLES,INDEX. 9:263-267. JUNE 1911.

2937. FRANK, GLENN. FORESTS AND AMERICA'S FUTURE. AMERICAN DISCUSSION OF CURRENT FOREST PROBLEMS. FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:743-747, 778. DEC. 1930.

2921. FORESTRY QUARTERLY. WHY AMERICAN FORESTERS ARE POORLY 2938. FRANKLIN, JERRY F., AND TRAPPE, JAMES M. NATURAL AREAS: TRAINED. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 7:373-376. DEC. 1909. NEEDS, CONCEPTS, AND CRITERIA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:456-461. JUNE 1968. ANONYMOUS. ARTICLE SIGNEDBY A PROFESSOR 2939. FRANSON, JOHN E. AUSABLE COOPERATIVE. IN, TREES: 2922. FORSLING, C.L. FIRE AND THE RANGE IMPROVEMENT PROBLEM. YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 14:13-14. JULY 1924. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1949. 944 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, CHARTS, INDEX. SEE ALSO ARTICLE IN ISSUE OF 14:19-21, JUNE 1924. SEE PP. 309-311. 2923. FORSLING, C. L. THE GRAZING LANDS MUST BE RESTORED:

RAVELLING WATERSHEDS. THE QUESTION BEFORE THE 2940. FREEBURN, C.C. COOPERATIVELY DEVELOPING FOREST-WILDLIFE AMERICAN PUBLIC IS THIS: DOES IT HAVE THE COURAGE, RESOURCES ON THE ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST. NORTH THE VISION TO STEP IN AND CURB OVERGRAZING ON ARID AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONFERENCE, TRANSACTIONS AND SEMI-ARID LANDS? AMERICAN FORESTS 69:12-14, 1951:491-495. 1951 59-63. FEB. 1963. 2941 FREEMAN, ORVILLE L. DECISION ON APPEAL OF J. MICHAEL 2924. FORSLING, C. L. LOOK AHEAD. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY MCCLOSKEY, AGENT, TO THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE, 36:920-922. SEPT. 1938. FROM A DECISION OF THE CHIEF, FOREST SERVICE. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: N.P. ,JAN. 23, FOREST RESEARCH. 1963. 8 PP.' PROCESSED.

2925. FOSS, PHILIP 0. POLITICS AND GRASS: THE ADMINISTRATION DECISION WAS REGARDING THE PLACING OF THE WALDO LAKE OF GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. SEATTLE, WASH.: AREA, OREGON, UNDER MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT. A COPY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON PRESS, 1960. 236 PP., IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF ILLUS., MAP, BIBLIO.,INDEX. CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY.

2926. FOSTER, ELLERY. FORESTRY IN TOTAL WAR. JOURNAL OF 2942. FREEMAN, ORVILLE L. STRAIGHT TALK FROM THE SECRETARY. FORESTRY 40:441-443. JUNE 1942. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:30-31, 60-63. NOV.1962.

2927. FOSTER, ELLERY. LUMBER SNAFU. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY ADDRESS OF SEPT. 14,1962 ON TIMBER MANAGEMENT. 44:393-400. JUNE 1946. 2943. FREEMAN, ORVILLE L., AND FROME, MICHAEL. THE NATIONAL AN APPEAL FOR FEDERAL AID TO SMALL TIMBER OWNERS AND FORESTS OF AMERICA. NEW YORK: G.P. PUTMAN'S SONS, OPERATORS SIMILAR TO SERVICES SUPPLIED TO FARMERS FOR 1968. 194 PP.' ILLUS. ,TABLE, MAP. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION. 2944. FREEMAN, ORVILLE L., AND UDALL, STEWART L. NORTH 2928. FOSTER, JOHN H. FOREST RESERVES DONATED TO PUBLIC: LARGE CASCADES NATIONAL PARK OFFICIALLY PROPOSED. SIERRA AREAS ACQUIRED BY NEW HAMPSHIRE. LOUISIANA CLUB BULLETIN 51:3, FEB. 1966. CONSERVATION REVIEW 1:8 31. AUG. 1931. A JOINT STATEMENT RELEASED ON THE REPORT OF THE NORTH 2929. FOWELLS, H. A. WORLDWIDE FORESTRY RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF CASCADES STUDY TEAM. FORESTRY 64:806-808. DEC. 1966. 2945. FRENCH, HAROLD. LOUIS CR.) GLAVIS IN CALIFORNIA. THE 2930. FOWLER, MARVIN E. AIRPLANE SCOUTING FOR POLE BLIGHT OF OUTLOOK 02:665-669. NOV. 23, 1912. WESTERN WHITE PINE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:23. JAN. 1950. GLAVIS WAS A PARTICIPANT IN THE BALLINGER-PINCHT CONTROVERSY. 2931. FOX, CHARLES E. KNOW YOUR NATIONAL FORESTS IN CALIFORNIA: A STORY OF CONSERVATION THROUGH WISE USE. 2946, FRENCH, ROBERT M. THE STOCKMEN'S EXCHANGE: WILD-LIFE U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIF. REGION. AGITATION. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 18:31. SEPT. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 42 PP.,ILLUS., MAP. 1936.

2932. FOX, CHARLES E. LOOKING OVER YOUR NATIONAL FORESTS. 2947. FRITZ, EMANUEL. ALASKAN FORESTS AND THE INDIAN FOREST U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV, , CALIFORNIA REGION. SERVICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:768-769. OCT.1945. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1951. 29 SEE EDITORIAL IN ISSUE OF 43:391-392, JUNE 1945. REPLY BY B.N. GREELEY, ISSUE OF 66:2. MAR. 1960,

2948. FRITZ, EMANUEL. FOREST SERVICE AND COOPERATIVE FORESTRY. 2964. FROME, MICHAEL. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 72:3, 44. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:449-50. JUNE 1958. OCT.1966.

2949. FRITZ, EMANUEL. FORESTRY FOR ONE OR ALL USES? JOURNAL CUMBERLAND NATIONAL FOREST RENAMED DANIEL BOONE OF FORESTRY 31:253-254. MAR, 1933. NATIONAL FOREST.

EDITORIAL. 2965. FRaME, MICHAEL. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:5, 46-47. NOV. 1968. 2950. FRITZ, EMANUEL. JUST WHAT IS CONSERVATION? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:3-5, JAN. 1952. CONSERVATION IN CONGRESS.

DISCUSSION IN, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:225. MAR.1952. 2966. FROME, MICHAEL. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:9, 49-50. OCT. 1969. 2951. FRITZ, EMANUEL. A PLEA FOR A FAIR APPRAISAL OF FEDERAL FORESTRY ORGANIZATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY WILDERNESS LAW OF 1964. 36:271-275. MAR. 1938. 2967. FROME, MICHAEL. MIKE FRaME. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:3, COMMENT BY SAMUEL T. DANA, PP. 276-277. 49-51. APR. 1970.

2952. FRITZ, EMANUEL. POT CALLS THE KETTLE BLACK. JOURNAL OF NATIONAL TIMBER SUPPLY ACT. FORESTRY 42:411-413. JUNE 1944. 2968. FRaME, MICHAEL. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:3, FEDERAL FORESTRY PUBLICITY SUBJECT TO CRITICISM. 50-51. FEB. 1970.

2953. FRITZ, EMANUEL. RECOLLECTIONS OF FORT VALLEY, 1916-1917. ARTICLE ON THE LACK OF APPLICATION OF SCIENTIFIC FOREST HISTORY 8:2-6. FALL, 1964. FORESTRY. DISCUSSION, ISSUE OF 76:2-4, 42. JUNE 1970. 2954. FRITZ, EMANUEL. RESPONSIBILITY FOR PUBLIC ATTITUDE TOWARD PRIVATE FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 2969. FROME, MICHAEL. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:3, 36:475-477. MAY 1938. 60-63. JUNE 1970.

2955. FRITZ, EMANUEL. A TRAIL RIDER TAKES A STAND. AMERICAN CRITICISM OF THE FOREST SERVICE. FORESTS 63:44, 58. JAN. 1957. 2970. FROME, MICHAEL. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:3, COMMENT ON THE WILDERNESS PRESERVATION BILL IHUMPHREY 70-71. OCT. 1970. BILL, S.4013I. CRITICISM OF THE FOREST SERVICE. 2956. FRITZ, i. J. HOW THE NATIONAL FORESTIS) ARE MANAGED AND OPERATED: ''LOGGING NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER IN THE 2971. FROME, MICHAEL. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:7, WHITE MOUNTAINS.'' LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 43:27-29. 59-61. DEC.1970. SEPT. 25, 1922. COMMENTS ON MISMANAGEMENT OF THE PUBLIC FORESTS. FOR ADDITIONAL ARTICLES IN THE SERIES SEE ISSUES OF 42:28-30, JUNE 10, 1922; 43:27-29, JULY 25, 1922; 2972. FROME, MICHAEL. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:5, 48. 43:27-29, AUG. 25, 1922; AND 43:27-28, DEC. 25, 1922. JUNE 1971

2957. FROHLICHER, JOHN C. THE MULE EXPRESS. AMERICAN FORESTS EXCERPT FROM FROME'S BOOK,''THE FOREST SERVICE''. & FOREST LIFE 36:456-458. JULY 1930. 2973. FROME, MICHAEL. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:5, TRANSPORTATION ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 51-52. JAN. 1971.

2958. FROME, MICHAEL. BEAUTY OR THE BULLDOZER? AMERICAN (ARNOLD) BOLLE REPORT ON TIMBER CUTTING ON BITTERROOT FORESTS 72:6-9, 40, 42. FEB. 1966. NATIONAL FOREST.

MENTION OF PISGAH AND NANTAHALA NATIONAL FORESTS. 2974. FROME, MICHAEL. MIKE FROME. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:7, 53-54. MAR. 1971. 2959. FROIIE, MICHAEL. CONSERVATION? ACROSS THE CANAL AND INTO THE TREES. FIELD AND STREAM 75:46, 122, 124,126. DISCUSSION OF MANAGEMENT OF RANGE LANDS UNDER APR. 1971. JURISDICTION OF THE FOREST SERVICE.

REFERENCES TO JOYCE KILMER MEMORIAL FOREST AND THE 2975. FROME, MICHAEL. WHOSE WOODS THESE ARE: THE STORY OF THE NANTAHALA NATIONAL FOREST. NATIONAL FORESTS. GARDEN CITY, N.J.: DOUBLEDAY AND COMPANY, INC., 1962. 360 PP.' ILLUS., MAPS, BIBLIO., 2960. FROME, MICHAEL. CONSERVATION? CLEARCUTTING THE NATIONAL INDEX. FORESTS. FIELD AND STREAM 76:32, 34. JULY 1971. 2976. FROME, MICHAEL. WILDERNESS TRAIL. AMERICAN FORESTS MISUSE AND ABUSE OF PUBLIC LANDS. 67:8, 46. JULY 961.

2961. FROIIE, MICHAEL. FOREST LANDS AND WILDERNESS. CURRENT ''WILDERNESS TRAIL'' MOTION PICTURE PRODUCED BY U.S. HISTORY 58:343-348, 369. JUNE 1970. FOREST SERVICE.

2962. FROME, MICHAEL. THE FOREST SERVICE. NEW YORK: PRAEGER 2977. FROST, S.L. DEXTER CASE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY PUBLISHERS, 1971. 241 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, DIAGRMS., 52:579-582. AUG. 1954. MAPS,INDEX. A WASHINGTON STATE CASE. ISSUE WAS RIGHTS OF PRIVATE 2963. FROME, MICHAEL. LET'S GO TRAIL RIDING. AMERICAN PROPERTY OWNER VS POLICE POWER OF THE STATE. HAD FORESTS 66:20-23, 42-44. JAN. 1960. NATIONAL IMPLICATIONS. 2978 FROST S. L. FORESTRY FROM THE AIR, PAPER 28:13-14. 2993.FUSSELL, E. B. WHAT THE WORLD IS DOING:A RECORD OF MAY 18,1921. CURRENT EVENTS. IDAHO'S THIRTY-DAYS' WAR. COLLIER'S 46:16, 26-28. SEPT. 24,1910. 2979 FROTHINGHAM, E. H. FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION FOR THE SOUTH. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:598-599. SEPT. 1921. 2994. GABRIELSDN, IRA N. THE BLIGHT OF POLITICS, OR CONSERVATION BE DAMNED. NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE APPALACHIAN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. CONFERENCE, TRANSACTIONS 1958:90-97. 1958.

2980. FROTHINGHAII, E. H. A FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION IN THE DISCUSSION, P. 97. SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS, SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 3:161-165. 1921. 2995. GABRIELSON,IRA N. BURNING WILDLIFE: 20,000,000 ACRES OF WILDLIFE'S DOMAIN ARE BURNED ANNUALLY. AMERICAN 2981. FROTHINGHAII, E. H. FOREST PROBLEMS OF GEORGIA'S HARDWOOD FORESTS 45:186-188. APR.1939. REGION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:673-677. NOV. 1922. 2996. GABRIELSON,IRA N. FORESTERS AS WILDLIFE MANAGERS. 2982. FROTHINGHAM, E.H. FOREST RESEARCH IN THE SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 47:698-699. SEPT. 1949. APPALACHIANS. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 108:122-127. DEC. 23,1922. EDITORIAL.

2983. FROTHINGHAM, E.H. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND SOUTHERN 2997. GABRIELSON, IRA N. NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR WILDLIFE APPALACHIAN FORESTS: CURRENT WORK AND RESEARCH RESTORATION: PRESENTED TO AND ADAPTED BY THE NORTH PROJECTS OF THE APPALACHIAN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONFERENCE. AMERICAN FORESTS OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE, ASHVILLE, N.C. LUMBER 42:104-105, 126,145. MAR. 1936. WORLD REVIEW 45:47-52. NOV.10,1923. 2998. GABRIELSON, IRA N. OBSERVATIONS OF A FRIEND OF FORESTRY. 2984. FROTHINGHAM, E. H. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON CUTOVER FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTS 68:33, 57-60. NOV. 1962. IN T,HE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41 :498-504. JULY 1943. 2999. GABRIELSON, IRA N. OUR GRAZING LANDS MUST BE PROTECTED THE SOIL EROSION PROBLEM ON THE WESTERN RANGE IS TOO SUGGESTS A ME,4NS OF APRAISING THE QUALITIES OF SERIOUS TO PERMIT THE RETURN OF OUR PUBLIC LANDS TO CUTOVER LANDS. PRIVATE INDUSTRY. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 49:130-135. MAY-JUNE 1947. 2985. FROTHINGHAPI, ROY. AN EXPERT IN FORESTRY. SUNSET 58:47-48. JUNE 1927. 3000. GABRIELSON,IRA N. WILDLIFE IN WILDLAND MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:829-833. NOV. 1946. PAUL REDINGTON. 3001. GAER, JOSEPH. MEN AND TREES: THE PROBLEM OF FOREST 2986. FRYRMAN, JOEL L. THE BITTERROOT DIALOGUE CONTINUES: CAN CONSERVATION AND THE STORY OF THE UNITED STATES TREES BE GROWN PROFITABLY IN THE ROCKIES? YES, SAYS FOREST SERVICE. NEW YORK: HARCOURT, BRACE & CO.,

THIS LONGTIME CONSULTANT. . . AMERICAN FORESTS 1939. 118 PP.,ILLUS. ,MAPS, PLATES, DIAGRMS., INDEX. 78:28-30, 59-62. MAR. 1972. NATIONAL PROBLEMS SERIES. BITTERROOT NATIONAL FOREST. 3002. GAINES, EDWARD M., AND SHAW, ELMER W. HALF A CENTURY OF 2987. FULLAWAY, S. V. FOREST UTILIZATION: A PUBLIC SERVICE RESEARCH-FORT VALLEY EXPERIMENTAL FOREST, 1908-1958: RENDERED BY U.S. FOREST SERVICE. THE IDAHO JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 57:629-633. SEPT. 1959. FORESTER 4:11-14. 1922. 3003. GALLOWAY, JOHN A. JOHN BARBER WHITE AND THE CONSERVATION 2988. FULLER, ETHEL R. INVENTORY OF A FIRE FINDER. SUNSET DILEMMA. FOREST HISTORY 5:4. WINTER 1962. 57:46. JULY 1926. 3004. GANNETT, HENRY. THE FOREST CONDITIONS AND STANDING W.B. OSBORNE AND THE OSBORNE FIRE FINDER. TIMBER OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 9:410-412. SEPT. 1898. 2989. FULLING, VIRGIL. FOREST OF DISCOVERY. AMERICAN FORESTS 47:532-533. NOV. 1941. 3005. GANNETT, HENRY. FOREST FIRES. THE FORUM 26:406-412. DEC. 1898. 2990. FULTON, DANIEL A. ''EMOTIONALISM'' ON THE PUBLIC RANGE:

''EMOTIONALISM'' BARRIER TO RANGE PROGRESS, STOCKMAN 3006. GANNETT, HENRY. IS A TIMBER FAMINE IMMINENT? THE FORUM SAYS. ''OBJECTIVITY'' URGED. AMERICAN FORESTS 30:147-156OCT. 1900. 59:18, 46. JUNE 1953. 3007. GANNETT, HENRY. THE NATIONAL CONSERVATION COMMISSION: SEE COMPANION ARTICLE, ''A 'SQUARE DEAL' FOR HALF A WHAT ITIS DOING. CONSERVATION 14:517-520. OCT. CENTURY'', BY CHRISTOPHER M. GRANGER, PP.19, 47-51. 1908. SEE ALSO, ARTHUR CARHART'S ARTICLE, ''THEY STILL COVET OUR LANDS'',IN ISSUE OF 59:11-12, 34, 36, APR. 3008, GANOE, JOHN T. SOME CONSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS 1953. OF THE (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER-IGIFFORDI PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. PACIFIC HISTORICAL REVIEW 3:323-333. 2991. FULTON, R. L. HOW NATURE REGULATES THE RAINS. SCIENCE SEPT. 1934. INS) 3:546-552. APR.10,1896. 3009. GARDEN AND FOREST, A JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE, LANDSCAPE REPLY BY BERNHARD E. FERNOW, ISSUE OF 3:706-708. MAY ART AND FORESTRY. FIRE LEGISLATION. GARDEN AND 8, 1896. FOREST, A JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE, LANDSCAPE ART AND FORESTRY 10:83. MAR. 3,1897. 2992. FUNKE, FRED W. REORGANIZATION ASKED. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:5, 63-64. APR. 1968. INCENDIARIES TO BE PROSECUTED UNDER FEDERAL LAW.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR. SUGGESTS FIRE CONTROL ACTIVITY 3010. GARDEN AND FOREST, A JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE, LANDSCAPE BE ESTABLISHED AS AN AUTONOMOUS ACTIVITY WITHIN ART AND FORESTRY. THE NEW FOREST RESERVES. GARDEN FOREST SERVICE ORGANIZATION. AND FOREST, A JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE, LANDSCAPE ART AND FORESTRY 10:81-82. MAR. 3,1897. 3011. GARDINER, GEORGE S. THE STATES AND THE TIMBER SUPPLY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:1177-1179. DEC. 1930. THE OUTLOOK 88:568. MAR. 7,1908. SEE ALSO, ISSUES OF 28:500-503, APR. 1930; AND LETTER TO THE EDITOR. 28:504-510, APR. 1930.

3012. GARDNER, B. DELWORTH. A PROGRAM TO STABILIZE LIVESTOCK 3027. GEORGE, ERNEST J. THIRTY-ONE-YEAR RESULTS IN GROWING GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC LANDS: A PROPOSAL TO CREATE SHELTERBELTS ON THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS. U.S.

PERPETUAL GRAZING PERMITS. . . THE NATIONAL WOOL DEPT. OF AGRIC., CIRC. 924. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, GROWER 52:12-15, 21. NOV. 1962. 1953. 57 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, GRAPHS, BIBLIO.

3013. GARDNER, B. DELWORTH. TRANSFER RESTRICTIONS AND 3028 GERY, R. E. RECREATION IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN COUNTRY. MISALLOCATION IN GRAZING PUBLIC RANGE. JOURNAL OF JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:626-628. MAY 1930. FARM ECONOMICS 44:50-63. FEB.1962. 3029 GIBSON, HENRY H. THE NATIONAL APPALACHIAN PARK. FOR COMMENT AND REPLY, SEE ISSUE OF 44:1097-1102, HARDWOOD RECORD 34:25-36, AUG. 25,1912. NOV. 1962. 3030 GIBSON, ROB. THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE NORTH STAR 3014. GARRATT, GEORGE A. (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY ALSO CAME EAST. STATE: THE UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE MANAGES BOTH AMERICAN FORESTS 64:15. MAR. 1958. THE CHIPPEWA AND THE SUPERIOR NATIONAL FORESTS IN MINNESOTA BY APPROVED MULTIPLE USE LAND MANAGEMENT EDITORIAL. PRINCIPLES... AMERICAN FORESTS 68:20-23. OCT. 1962.

3015. GARRATT, GEORGE A. GIFFORD PINCHOT AND FORESTRY 3031. GIFFORD, JOHN. THE LUOUILLO FOREST RESERVE, PORTO (SIC) EDUCATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:597-600. AUG. RICO: FROM DATA COLLECTED BY AN AGENT OF THE BUREAU 1965. OF FORESTRY DURING THE PAST SUMMER. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 9:537-541. NOV. 1903. 3016. GARRATT, GEORGE A. SIX DECADES OF GROWTH. IN, AMERICAN FORESTRY, SIX DECADES OF GROWTH. ED. BY HENRY CLEPPER 3032. GILES, JOHN W. THE LAW AND THE LIABILITY OF THE PUBLIC AND ARTHUR B. MEYER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF FORESTER: WHAT ARE THE RIGHTS OF ONE WHOSE PROPERTY AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1960. 319 PP., INDEX. IS DESTROYED BY THE ALLEGED NEGLIGENCE OF THE PUBLIC FORESTER? AMERICAN FORESTS 69:31, 48-49. MAR. 1963 PP. 1-24. REPLY BY L.F. MARION IN ISSUE OF 69:2, JUNE 1963. 3017. GARRATT, GEORGE A. TRENDS IN NORTH AMERICAN FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 51:4-9. JAN. 1953. 3033. GILL, TOM. BUT WHO PAYS? NATURE MAGAZINE 26:241-242. OCT. 1935. 3018. GARVER, RAYMOND D. NATION-WIDE FOREST SURVEY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:889-892. SEPT. 1938. KINGS CANYON AND MT. OLYMPUS CONTROVERSIES.

3019. GARVER, RAYMOND 0. THE NATIONAL TIMBER STAND. JOURNAL 3034. GILL, TOM. LYLE WATTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:9. AUG. OF FORESTRY 37:92-98. FEB.1939. 1962.

3020. GARVER, RAYMOND D. PICTURING FORESTS FROM THE AIR. IN, ED I TOP) AL TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., 3035. GILL, TOM. THE MAN BEHIND ARTICLE X. JOURNAL OF MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. FORESTRY 31 :842. NOV. 1933.

SEE PP. 679-682. REFERENCE TO NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT.

3021. GASKILL, ALFRED. FORESTRY AT THE WORLD'S FAIR. 3036. GILL, TOM. STANFIELD GRAZING BILL IS DEHORNED. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:400-406. SEPT. 1904. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:203-204. APR. 1926.

ST. LOUIS WORLD'S FAIR EXHIBITS. 3037. GILL, TOM. WINGED FOREST GUARDIANS. NATURE MAGAZINE 12:87-90. AUG. 1928. 3022. GASKILL, ALFRED. THE PROGRESS OF FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES: AN ADDRESS BY ALFRED GASK ILL AT THE 3038. GILLETT, CHARLES A. A POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO THE STATE AND INAUGURATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY IN THE PRIVATE FOREST LAND PROBLEM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, AT ATHENS, GA., NOVEMBER 27, 40:457-470. JUNE 1942. 1906. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:138-141. MAR. 1907. 3039. GILLETT, CHARLES A. STIMULATING FOREST FIRE PREVENTION. THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD 26:1423-1424. FEB. 3023. GATES, HAL. DEATH OF THE KENAI: HERE IS THE STORY OF 1945.

WHAT HAPPENED. . TO THE KENAI PENINSULA... AMERICAN FORESTS 54:13, 45. JAN. 1948, 3040. GILLIGAN, JAMES P. WILDERNESS: A VALID FEDERAL LAND USE. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:8, 50. JAN. 1959. CONGRESS WRECKED THE ALASKA FIRE CONTROL SERVICE THROUGH LACK OF APPROPRIATIONS. COMMENT BY ANTHONY NETBDY, ISSUE OF 65:2, MAR. 1959.

3024. GATES, PAUL W., AND SWENSON, ROBERT W. HISTORY OF PUBLIC 3041. GIRARD, JAMES W. FOREST SERVICE STUMPAGE APPRAISALS. LANDLAW DEVELOPMENT. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1968. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 15:708-725. OCT. 1917. 828 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, BIBLIO., INDEX. ARTICLE COVERS ONLY APPRAISAL OF SAWLOG MATERIAL AND WRITTEN FOR THE PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION. LOGGING METHODS EMPLOYED IN MONTANA, IDAHO, AND CHAPTERS 19 AND 20 RELATE TO FORESTED LANDS. NORTHERN WASHINGTON.

3025. GEIGER, CHARLES W., AND HUTCHINSON, WALLACE. FIRE: THE 3042. GIRARD, JAMES W. MAN WHO KNEW TREES: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY ENEMY OF OUR FORESTS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OF JAMES W, GIRARD. MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 143:89-92. AUG.1930. FOREST PRODUCTS HISTORY FOUNDATION, PUB. NO. 4. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, :LUND PRESS, INC.,1949. 35 PP., 3026. GEMMER, E. W. AMERICAN INGENUITY AND REFORESTATION. ILL US 3043. GISBORNE, 1. HARRY FOREST FIRE--A MOTHER OF INVENTION. FORESTS 67:16, 63, MAR. 1961. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:265-268, 300. MAY 1926. COMPANION ARTICLE, PP.17, 61-62.

EVOLUTION OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT. 3061. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING. YES, A SUMMER HOME IN A NATIONAL FOREST. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING 150:172. APR. 1960. 3044. GIS8ORNE, HARRY T. FOREST PROTECTION IN, FIFTY YEARS OF FORESTRY IN THE U.S. A ED. BY ROBERT K. WINTERS. 3062. GOODE, RICHARD U. BITTER ROOT FOREST RESERVE. THE WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 9:387-400. SEPT. 1898. 1950. 385 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO. , INDEX. 3063. GOODYEAR, T. S. FOREST LAND ACQUISITION AND PROCEDURE FIRE, DISEASE, INSECTS, PP. 30-64. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:108-111. FEB. 1937.

3045. GISBORNE, HARRY T. FOREST-FIRE RESEARCH. SCIENCE 3064. GORRIE, R. MACLAGAN, THE GREAT PLAINS SHELIERBELT MONTHLY 31:76-80. JULY 1930. PROJECT. EMPIRE FORESTRY JOURNAL 14:37-42. JULY 1935. 3046. GISBORNE, HARRY T. LIGHTNING ON THE LOOKOUTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 37:514-518, 574-575. SEPT. 1931. 3065. GORSUCH, GEORGE S. A FIREFIGHTER VIEWS THE SUNDANCE FIRE. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:4-5, 52. MAR. 1969. 3047. GISBORNE, HARRY T. MILEPOSTS OF PROGRESS IN FIRE CONTROL AND FIRE RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:597-606. IDAHO FIRE OF AUG. 29,1968. AUG. 1942.

3066. GOSNEY, E. S. FOREST RESERVE CONDITIONS AND MANAGEMENT WITH COMMENTS, PP. 607-608. IN ARIZONA. AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER 24:75-76. FEB. 1904. 3048. GISBORNE, HARRY T. MORE FOREST INVENTIONS: MECHANICAL

SHORT CUTS AND LABOR SAVERS EVOLVED BY UNCLE SAM'S 3067. GOSNEY, E. S. THE PROTECTION OF HOME BUILDERS IN THE FORESTERS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE REGULATION OF GRAZING ON FOREST RESERVES. AMERICAN 32:345-348, 376. JUNE 1926 FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS,1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO., 1905. 474 PP. 3049. GISBORNE, HARRY T. THE OBJECTIVES OF FOREST FIRE WEATHER RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 25:452-456. APR. PP. 218-227. 1927.

3068. GOSNEY, E. S. SHEEP GRAZING IN ARIZONA: A PAPER ON THE 3050. GISBORNE, HARRY T. THE SCHEME OF FOREST FIRE CONTROL. STATEMENT THAT THE FOREST RESERVES ARE INJURED BY JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:1077-1079. NOV. 1931. GRAZING. THE FORESTER 5:230-232. OCT.1899.

3051. GLASCOCK, H. R., JR. A CASE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE SEE ALSO, THE FORESTER 5:257-259, NOV. 1899. ESTABLISHMENT AND REGULATION OF WILDERNESS AREAS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 59:735,737-738. OCT. 1961. 3069. GOULD, ALAN B. TROUBLE PORTFOLIO TO CONSTRUCTIVE CONSERVATION: SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR WALTER L. 3052. GLAVIS, LOUIS R. THE WHITEWASHING OF (RICHARD A.) FISHER, 1911-1913. FOREST HISTORY 16:4. JAN. 1972. BALLINGER: ARE THE GUGENHEIMS IN CHARGE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR? COLLIER'S 44:15-17, 27. 3070. GOULD, C. A. ENGINEERING IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. NOV.13, 1909. CORNELL ENGINEER 5:7-9. MAR. 1940.

CHARGES BY GLAVIS LED TO THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT 3071. GOULD, ERNEST M., JR. FORESTRY AND RECREATION. HARVARD CONTROVERSY. FOREST PAPERS 6. PETERSHAM, MASS.: HARVARD FOREST, 1962.(7 PP. 3053. GLEESON, CHARLES J. THE MAN WHO PLAYED WITH FIRE: 15 FIRE FIGHTERS BURN TO DEATH AFTER ARSONIST SETS BRUSH 3072. GOULD, WALTER P. RECENT FOREST MANAGEMENT

FIRE NEAR WILLOWS, CALIFORNIA. . . AMERICAN FORESTS TRENDS-POSSIBLE EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. 59:21-22, 40. AUG. 1953. NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONGRESS, TRANSACTIONS 1962:368-376. 1962. 3054. GLESINGER, EGON. THE COMING AGE OF WOOD. NEW YORK: SIMON & SCHUSTER, INC., 1949. 279 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, 3073. GOWEN, GEORGE M. PROGRESS IN FOREST FIRE CONTROL. THE GRAPHS, INDEX. SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 52:522-529. JUNE (941.

SEE ESPECIALLY CHAPTER 3. 3074. GRADDOCK, GEORGE W. ,AND BAILEY, REED W. PROGRESS IN WATERSHED MANAGEMENT. IN, AMERICAN FORESTRY, SIX 3055. GODWIN, DAVID P. THE DEVELOPMENT OF FIRE-FIGHTING DECADES OF GROWTH. ED. BY HENRY CLEPPER AND ARTHUR B. EQUIPMENT SINCE PEARL HARBOR. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY MEYER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN 43:104-108. FEB. 1945. FORESTERS, 1960. 319 PP., INDEX.

3056. GODWIN, DAVID P. PARACHUTE METHOD OF FIRE SUPPRESSION. SEE PP. 137-147. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:169-170. FEB. 1941.

3075. GRAHAM, S. A. DEVELOPING FORESTS RESISTANT TO INSECT 3057. GODWIN, DAVID P. SMOKE-JUMPING: THE SMOKECHASER TAKES TO INJURY, THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 73:235-244. OCT. A PARACHUTE IN NEW FOREST SERVICE EXPERIMENT TO GAIN 1951 GREATER SPEED... AMERICAN FORESTS 45:590-592, 621. DEC. 1939. 3076. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. ''DONKEY LOGGING''IN THE DURANGO NATIONAL FOREST. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:40, 3058. GODWIN, DAVID P., AND MACDONALD, ALAN. THE NEW FIRE 42. 1917. CRUSADE. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:180-182. APR. 1943. 3077. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. ' 'EIMERGENCY) C(ONSERVATION) 3059. GOLDSMITH, LOUIS C. THE AIR PATROL: THE FOREST SERVICE WIORKI AND CIIVILIAN) CIONSERVATION) C(ORPSI'' KEEPS AN EAGLE EYE OUT FOR FIRES. SUNSET 59:40-41, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:759-765, NOV. (933. 60, 62. SEPT. 1927. 3078. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER (I. A ''SQUARE DEAL'' FOR HALF A 3060. GONZALES, ADRIAN. CONSERVATION FOR CHILDREN. AMERICAN CENTURY: PUBLIC URGED TO SMACK DOWN PRIVATE GROUPS SEEKING VESTED RIGHTS ON PUBLIC LANDS. AMERICAN ARTICLE ON GRAZING FORESTS59:19, 47-51.JUNE1953. 3094. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M., AND CLAWSON, MARION. FEDERAL

SEE COMPANION ARTICLE, ' EMOTIONALISM' ON THE LANDS AND THEIR MULTIPLE USES. THE NATIONAL WOOL PUBLIC RANGE', BY DANIEL A. FULTON,PP.18,46. GROWER42:13-20.FEB.1952. SEE, ALSO, ARTHUR CARHART'S ARTICLE, ''THEY STILL COVET OUR LANDS ',IN ISSUE OF59:11-12, 34, 36,APR. DISCUSSION,PP. 15-17,19-20. 1953. 3095. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M AND LAMB, FRANK H. THE FEDERAL 3079. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. THE COOPERATIVE SUSTAINED YIELD VIEWPOINT. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN56:126.MAY1929. ACT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY42:558-559.AUG.1944. TIMBER SALES ON NATIONAL FORESTS. 3080. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. FEDERAL FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS1953:296-300. 3096. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M., AND ORELL, BERNARD L. FRIENDLY 1953. DEBATE BETWEEN TWO PROFESSIONALS: HOW MUCH LAND FOR NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION? AMERICAN FORESTS 3081. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER P1. A FOREST PROGRAM FOR THE WEST 72:30-31, 60-61.JAN.1966. FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF NATIONAL NEEDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY26:163-169.FEB. 1928. 3097. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER P1,AND ORELL, BERNARD L. FOREST FORUM SPECIAL: AN EXCHANGE OF CORRESPONDENCE. 3082. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. FORESTS AFFORD A HUGH WORK AMERICAN FORESTS69:42-44.JAN.1963. RESERVOIR. A RADIO TALK.. BROADCAST FRIDAY, APRIL26, 1935..NATIONAL FARM AND HOME HOUR, BY NBC... NP. EXCHANGE OF CORRESPONDENCE ON THE ATTITUDE OF THE 1935. 2 PP.,PROCESSED. LUMBER INDUSTRY TOWARD THE FEDERAL TIMER SUPPLY.

A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 3098. GRANT, E. A. ADAPTING THE ''WEASEL'' TO FORESTRY. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY45:494-496.JULY1947.

3083. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. HARMONIZING LUMBERING AND THE WEASEL WAS AN AMPHIBIOUS CRAFT DEVELOPED DURING ESTHETICS. AMERICAN FORESTRY23:299-302.MAY1917. WORLD WAR II

3084. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. MINING CLAIMS ON THE NATIONAL 3099. GRASOVSKY, AMIHUD. SAVE THE FOREST: IN THIS ARTICLE.. .4 FORESTS: IT'S TIME TO TAKE ANOTHER LOOK: JOURNAL OF PLEA IS MADE FOR THE CARE.. OF HIGH GRADE TIMBER. FORESTRY50:355-358.MAY1952. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN12:8, 26.DEC.1925.

3085. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALES 3100. GRAVES, HENRY S. AGRICULTURAL LANDS IN NATIONAL FORESTS: POLICY. THE TIMBERMAN31:56, 60.NOV. 1929. AN ADDRESS BY FORESTER HENRY S. GRAVES TO THE DENVER REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, AUG.3,11910). AMERICAN DISCUSSION,P. 60. FORESTRY16:560-562.SEPT.1910.

3086. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. NATIONAL FORESTS ARE IN THE 3101. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE AIMS AND ORGANIZATION OF THE BLACK: CUSTODIANS OF UNCLE SAM'S FORESTS CAN BOAST PROFESSIONAL FOREST SCHOOL. FORESTRY QUARTERLY NOT ONLY A BALANCED BUDGET BUT A CASH SURPLUS AS 8:1-il.MAR.1910. WELL... AMERICAN FORESTS58:6-9.JULY1952. 3102. GRAVES, HENRY S. AMERICAN FORESTRY-A NEW MOVEMENT TO 3087. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. THE NATIONAL FORESTS AT WAR. MEET A GROWING NEED. COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA AMERICAN FORESTS49.112-115, 138.MAR.1943. 21 :33-34.APR.15,1912.

3088. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. NATIONAL VERSUS LOCAL FOREST 3103. GRAVES, HENRY S. BEGINNINGS OF EDUCATION IN FORESTRY. PROGRAMS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY27:305-307.MAR. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS, 1929. 1948:329-333. 1949.

REPLY BY HENRY S. GRAVES,PP. 307-308. 3104. GRAVES, HENRY S. BONDING NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY21:59-63,JAN.1915. 3089. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER P1. OPEN LETTER TO THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY51 :448-449.JUNE SUGGESTS GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIZE BONDING OF FUTURE 1953. TIMBER SALES ON NATIONAL FORESTS, PROCEEDS TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO MUNICIPALITIES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF RELATING TO THE NATIONAL FORESTS. ROADS AND ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS.

3090. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. THE PEOPLE'S PROPERTY. IN, 3105. GRAVES, HENRY S. A COMING ISSUE. AMERICAN FORESTS TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE,1949.WASHINGTON, 40:409.SEPT.1934. D.C.: GPO,1949. 944PP.'ILLUS., TABLES, CHARTS, MAPS,INDEX. AUTHOR REFERS TO CONTROVERSY OVER TRANSFER OF FOREST SERVICE FROM DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SEEPP. 299-304 3106. GRAVES, HENRY S. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC REGULATION OF 3091. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER P1. RECEIPTS FROM THE NATIONAL PRIVATE FOREST EXPLOITATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FORESTS. THE TIMBERMAN27:198, 200.FEB.1926. 33:214-216.MAR.1935.

3092. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. THE SECOND25YEARS. AMERICAN 3107. GRAVES, HENRY 5. COMPULSORY FORESTRY URGED TO SAVE FORESTS61:16-19, 82-84, 86-90.MAR, 1955. AMERICAN TIMBER. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER6:15.MAR.19,1919. COMPANION ARTICLE TO WILLIAM B. GREELEY'S, ''THE FIRST25YEARS'', IN THE SAMEISSUE, PP.12-15, 3108. GRAVES, HENRY 5. CONDITION OF AMERICAN SILVICULTURE. 75-79, 81-82. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS3:28-40. OCT.1908. 3093. GRANGER, CHRISTOPHER M. A SQUARE DEAL FOR HALF A CENTURY. AMERICAN FORESTS59:19, 47-51.JUNE1953. 3109. GRAVES, HENRY S. A CONGRESSIONAL PROGRAM OF FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS48:31.JAN.1942. 3110. GRAVES, HENRY S. COOPERATIVE EFFORT IN FORESTRY. INSTITUTION, ANNUAL REPORT 19(0:433-445. 1911, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:639-644. JULY 1937. 3129. GRAVES, HENRY S. FOREST SERVICE AND LIGHT-BURNING 3111. GRAVES, HENRY S. COOPERATIVE FOREST RESTORATION BILL. EXPERIMENTS. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2337:76-77. FEB. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:597-598, 620. DEC. 939. 28,1920.

3112. GRAVES, HENRY S. A CRISIS IN NATIONAL RECREATION. 3130. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE FOREST SERVICE AS AN ORGANIZATION AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:391 -400. JULY 1920. FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE: EXCERPTS FROM A CIRCULAR LETTER TO THE MEN OF THE FOREST SERVICE. THE FORESTRY 3113. GRAVES, HENRY S. DANGER TO THE NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. KAIMIN 3:52-53. 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:805-807. DEC. 1912. 3131. GRAVES, HENRY S. FOREST. THE MENTOR 6:1-Il. JUNE 1, 3114. GRAVES, HENRY S. A DANGEROUS PROPOSAL. AMERICAN 1918. FORESTS 40:507-508. NOV. 1934. 3132. GRAVES, HENRY S. FORESTRY NECESSARY FOR COUNTRY, SAYS AUTHOR REFERS TO CONTROVERSY OVER TRANSFER OF FOREST CaL. (HENRY S.) GRAVES. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN SERVICE FROM DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 95:31. JAN. 31,1920.

3115. GRAVES, HENRY S. DR. (CHARLES S.) SARGENT'S CONTRIBUTION 3133. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE FORESTRY PROBLEM OF TODAY. TO FORESTRY IN AMERICA. AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:111-113. FEB. 1911. 27:684-687. NOV.1921.

3134. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE FORESTS OF ALASKA. AMERICAN CONDUCTED STUDY OF FORESTS IN AMERICA FOR TENTH U.S. FORESTRY 22:24-37, JAN. 1916. CENSUS OF 1880. 3135. GRAVES, HENRY S. FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FIRE PROBLEM. 3116. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE DUTY OF SCIENTIFIC MEN IN AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:629-630. NOV. 1910. CONSERVATION. IN, A NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: GENERAL STATUS OF PROTECTIVE MEASURES ADAPTED THE WILLIAMS AND WILKINS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY TO CHECK FOREST FIRES. 731 PP., TABLES, MAPS,ILLUS., INDEX. 3136. GRAVES, HENRY S. GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION. JOURNAL OF SEE PP. 52-53. FORESTRY 30:539-543. MAY 1932.

3117. GRAVES, HENRY S. EARLY DAYS WITH GIFFORD PINCHOT. 3137. GRAVES, HENRY S. HOW SHALL WE MEET OUR FOREST PROBLEM? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:550-553. AUG. 1945. NEW YORK FORESTRY 7:16-23. FEB. 1920.

SAME IN ISSUE OF 63:585-586, AUG. 1965. 3138. GRAVES, HENRY S. A LOOK AHEAD IN FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:166-174. FEB. 1931. 3118. GRAVES, HENRY S. EXPANSION OF OUR PUBLIC FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:166-177. FEB. 1930. 3139. GRAVES, HENRY S. MUNICIPAL USE OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS FOR PUBLIC RECREATION. THE AMERICAN CITY (TOWN AND 3119. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE EXTENSION OF FORESTRY PRACTICE. COUNTRY EDITION) 16:1-4. JAN. 1917. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:50-51. JAN. 1920. 3140. GRAVES, HENRY S. A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. SOUTHERN 3120. GRAVES, HENRY S. FEDERAL AND STATE RESPONSIBILITIES IN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 2:40-53. 1920. FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 31 :675-677, 686. NOV. 1925. 3141. GRAVES, HENRY S. A NATIONAL LUMBER AND FOREST POLICY. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC, ,OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, CIRC. 3121. GRAVES, HENRY S. FEDERAL FORESTRY. SCIENCE INS) 134. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1919. 14 PP. 38:753-758. NOV. 28,1913. AN ADDRESS BEFORE THE AMERICAN LUMBER CONGRESS, SEE ALSO, AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:909-918, DEC. 1913. CHICAGO, APR.16,1919. ALSO IN, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:351-363, APR. 1919. 3122. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE FINAL DISPOSITION OF THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:263-266. 3142. GRAVES, HENRY S. NEW FOREST POLICY NECESSARY DECLARES MAY 1930. CHIEF FORESTER HENRY S. GRAVES.. SOMETHING MUST BE DONE TO PERPETUATE FORESTS. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 3123. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE FIRE PROTECTION ON THE NATIONAL 36:34, 54A, 38. JUNE 1,1919. FORESTS IN 1914. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21 :47-50. JAN. 1915. ATTENTION TO PAGINATION. PAGE 54A FOLLOWS P.34.

3124. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE FOREST AND THE NATION: AN ADDRESS 3143. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE NEW PUBLIC LANDS CONTROVERSY. DELIVERED BEFORE THE SECOND NATIONAL CONSERVATION AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 32:3-8, 63-64. JAN. CONGRESS, ST. PAUL, MINN., SEPTEMBER 8,((910). 1926. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:607-610. OCT. 1910. GRAZING ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 3125. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE FOREST ENGINEERS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1109. JUNE 1919. 3144. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY OR THE NATION- -WHICH? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:676-680. NOV. 3126. GRAVES, HENRY S. A FOREST POLICY FOR A NATION. THE PAN 1920. AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS (1915-1916) 3:38-45. 1917. 3145. GRAVES, HENRY S. PEOPLE HELPING THE FORESTERS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:189. MAR. 1912. 3127. GRAVES, HENRY S. A FOREST POLICY: THE IMMEDIATE NECESSITY. NATIONAL AND LOCAL DEPENDENCY UPON 3146. GRAVES, HENRY S. A POLICY OF FORESTRY FOR THE NATION. CONTINUING FORESTS DEMAND THAT FEDERAL ACTION AND JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:901-910. DEC. 1919. LEADERSHIP BE SPEEDED UP WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:708. DEC. 1923. SEE ALSO, AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2317:50-50A, OCT. 11, 1919. 3128. GRAVES, HENRY S. FOREST PRESERVATION. SMITHSONIAN 3147. GRAVES, HENRY S. A POLICY OF FORESTRY FOR THE NATION: 3166. GRAVES, HENRY S. SHALL THE STATES OWN THE FORESTS? THE THE STATEMENT OF A POLICY PRESENTED BEFORE FORESTRY OUTLOOK 102:935-944. DEC. 28, 1912. CONFERENCES OF 1919. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, CIRC. 148. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 3167. GRAVES, HENRY S. SOME POST-WAR PROBLEMS IN FORESTRY. 1919. 11PP. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41 :319-323. MAY 1943.

3148. GRAVES, HENRY S. POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES FOREST 3168. GRAVES, HENRY S. SOME PROBLEMS OF NATIONAL FORESTRY. SERVICE. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 1890:41. AUG. 5,1911. THE INDEPENDENT 74:639-643. MAR. 20, 19)3.

3149. GRAVES, HENRY S. PRESENT CONDITION OF AMERICAN 3169. GRAVES, HENRY S. SUGGESTION BY THE CHIEF FORESTER. SILVICULTURE. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION, NINTH PROCEEDINGS 3:29-40. OCT. 1908. ANNUAL CONVENTION, OFFICIAL REPORT 9:204-209. 1911,

3150. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE PRESENT SITUATION IN FORESTRY. THE CHIEF FORESTER TALKS ON FIRE PROTECTION AND AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:95-96, 99-104. FEB. 1912. COOPERATIVE ACTION, AND ON FOREST MANAGEMENT ON PRIVATE LANDS. 3151. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE PRESENT SITUATION OF FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:734-736. NOV. 1912. 3170. GRAVES, HENRY S. TIMBER SELLING POLICY OF THE FOREST SERVICE: GOVERNMENTAL HANDLING OF THE PUBLIC 3152. GRAVES, HENRY S. PRIVATE FORESTRY. U.S. DEPT. OF RESOURCES... AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 1989:48-49. JUNE AGRIC., OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, CIRC. 129. 28,1913. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1919. 11 PP. 3171. GRAVES, HENRY S. TORCH IN THE TIMBER: REPLY TO S. E ADDRESS BEFORE THE NEW ENGLAND FORESTRY CONFERENCE, WHITE. SUNSET 44:37-40. APR. 1920. BOSTON, FEBRUARY 24, 1919. SEE, FOR WHITE'S ARTICLE, SUNSET 44:23-26. MAR. 1920. 3153. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE PROFESSION OF FORESTRY. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SER., CIRC. 207. WASHINGTON, 3172. GRAVES, HENRY S. USE OF AIRPLANES IN FOREST PATROL WORK. D.C.: GPO, 1912.17 PP. AVIATION WEEK 5:754-755, JAN.15, 1919.

3154 GRAVES, HENRY S. PUBLIC ACTION IN FORESTRY IMPERATIVE. 3(73. GRAVES, HENRY S. WHAT THE GOVERNMENT IS DOING IN AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:666. NOV. 1923, FORESTRY. PAPER 9:15-16, 38. OCT. 16, 1912.

3155 GRAVES, HENRY S. PUBLIC ASPECTS OF FORESTRY. AMERICAN 3174. GRAVES, HENRY S. WHEN FORESTRY EDUCATION BEGAN. FORESTRY 17:525-530. SEPT. 1911. AMERICAN FORESTS 55:18-19, 37, 40, FEB. 1949.

3156 GRAVES, HENRY S. PUBLIC FORESTS AND PRIVATE FORESTRY: 3175. GRAVES, HENRY S. WORK FOR THE (AMERICAN FORESTRY) HOW PUBLICLY OWNED FORESTS CREATE A SPIRIT OF ASSOCIATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:101-102, FEB UNDERSTANDING AND STIMULATE COOPERATION IN THE 1913. PROTECTION OF ALL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:613-615. OCT. 1923. COMMENTS ON CONSERVATION.

3157. GRAVES, HENRY S. PUBLIC REGULATION OF PRIVATE FORESTS. 3176. GRAVES, HENRY S. THE WORK OF THE GOVERNMENT IN FOREST THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND PRODUCTS: AN ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE OPENING OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCE 33:13-25. MAY 1909. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY, JUNE 4,1910. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:404-408, JULY 1910. SUBTITLE, ''CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES'' 3177. GRAVES, HENRY S., AND COMPTON, WILSON. COMMENTS ON THE 3158. GRAVES, HENRY S. PUBLIC REGULATION OF PRIVATE COPELAND REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:258-259, 284. FORESTS. . .AN ADDRESS.. AT THE EIGHTH ANNUAL FORESTRY JUNE (933. CONFERENCE (SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS), BETHLEHAM, N.H., SEPTEMBER 3, 3(78. GRAVES, HENRY S., AND KELLOGG, ROYAL S. SEEKS VIEWS ON 1919. BETHLEHAM, N.H.I?): SOCIETY FOR THE PLAN FOR A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY:IN REPLY TO CHIEF PROTECTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS, 1919. 32 PP. FORESTER'S INVITATION FORMER LUMBER SECRETARY PRESENTS CRITICISM AND OFFERS CONSTRUCTIVE 3159. GRAVES, HENRY S. PUBLIC RESOURCES: THE WRONG AND THE SUGGESTIONS... AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2302:43. JUNE 28, RIGHT WAY TO HANDLE THEM. YALE FOREST SCHOOL NEWS (919. 3:15-18. APR. 1, 1915. REPRINT OF CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN HENRY S. GRAVES AND 3160. GRAVES, HENRY S. RANGER SCHOOLS. FORESTRY QUARTERLY ROYAL S. KELLOGG. SEE,ALSO, ISSUE OF 2305:50-SI, 10:395-398. SEPT. 1912. JULY 19,1919.

3161. GRAVES, HENRY S. RECREATIONAL USES OF THE NATIONAL 3179. GRAVES, HENRY S., El AL. A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY-THE FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:133-138. MAR. 1917. PROPOSED LEGISLATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1281-1282. AUG.(919. 3162. GRAVES, HENRY S. REORGANIZATION-THE TRANSCENDING ISSUE. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:495. OCT. 1937. DISCUSSION OF A NATIONAL POLICY TO PRESERVE TIMBER SUPPLY. SUB-TITLES INCLUDE ''A DISCUSSION OF EDITORIAL. METHODS'' BY ROYAL S. KELLOGG, ''PENNSYLVANIA'S OPINION'' BYGEORGE H. WIRT, AND ''CONTROL OF GROWING 3163. GRAVES, HENRY S. SAYS ADEQUATE FORESTRY PROGRAM SHDULD FORESTS'' BY ALFRED GASKILL. PP. 1282-1284. ACCOMPANY EXPANSION OF FOREIGN TRADE. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 92:30. JUNE 28, 1919. 3180. GRAVES, HENRY S., El AL. A POLICY OF FORESTRY FOR THE NATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1401-1407. OCT. 1919. 3164. GRAVES, HENRY S. SELF-GOVERNMENT IN FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY (8:103-105. FEB. 1920. 3181. GRAVES, PAUL F. MORALE IN PUBLIC FORESTRY ORGANIZATION IN THE UNITED STATES. NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF 3(65. GRAVES, HENRY S. SELLING NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER: DEFENSE FORESTRY, SYRACUSE, TECH. PUB. 53. SYRACUSE, N.Y.: OF GOVERNMENT'S SYSTEM OF DISPOSING OF TIMBERLANDS. NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF FORESTRY, 1941. (08 PP., AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 1968:42. FEB. 1, 1913. TABLES, DIAGRMS. ,GRAPHS, MAPS, BIBLIO. 3182. GRAY, L. G. FIRE-WEATHER SERVICE: THE WEATHER BUREAU ON 3196. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. AGRICULTURE, THE GREATEST WOOD-USING WHEELS, A NEW FIRE FIGHTING AID. AMERICAN FORESTS & INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES... THE NATIONAL FOREST LIFE 36:512-514, 524. AUG.1930. COOPERS JOURNAL 36:17. NOV. 1920.

3183. GRAY, LEWIS C., ET AL. THE UTILIZATION OF OUR LANDS FOR 3197 GREELEY, WILLIAM B. ALASKA-THE LAST OF THE FRONTIERS. CROPS, PASTURE AND FORESTS. IN, U.S. DEPT. OF THE OUTLOOK 130:180-183. FEB. I, 1922. AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1923. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1924. 1284 PP., ILLUS. ,MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. 3198 GREELEY, WILLIAM B. ALASKA: UNCLE SAMS COMING PAPER FACTORY: THE PART HER NEWSPRINT PLAYS IN THE PAPER SEE PP. 415-506. AGE. WORLD'S WORK 57:80-87. NOV. 1928.

3184. GREELEY, ARTHUR W. ALASKAS ACRES AT WORK AT LAST: 3199. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. ALASKAN FORESTS OFFER SOLUTION TO BACKED BY A 50 YEAR CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF PULP AND PAPER SHORTAGE.. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER, ALASKA'S COSTLY NEW PULP MILL URGING MANUFACTURERS TO INVESTIGATE, PAPER PROVES THAT A MAJOR INDUSTRY CAN PUT THE TERRITORY'S 26:17-18. JUNE 2, 1920. FORESTS TO WORK... AMERICAN FORESTS 60:8-11, 52. OCT. 1954. 3200. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE AMERICAN LUMBERJACK IN FRANCE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1093-1108. JUNE 919, 3185. GREELEY, ARTHUR W. IN THE SERVICE (A CHRISTMAS STORY): 'GREELEY'S A DEEP ONE'' A FOREST SERVICE VETERAN 3201. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. BACK TO THE LAND: SATURDAY EVENING SAID.. .THE NO. 2 MAN IN THE SERVICE IS RESIGNING POST 195:21, 58, 60, 62. MAR. 31, 1923. AFTER 36 YEARS TO STUDY FOR THE MINISTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:10-11, 44-46. DEC. 1971. 3202. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. BALANCING THE FOREST LEDGER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:709-713. DEC. 1923. 3186. GREELEY,ARTHURW. PROVING GROUNDS FOR MULTIPLE USE. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:24-26, 78-80, 82-83. OCT.1957. NEED FOR NATIONAL FOREST POLICY

ARTICLE ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE LAKE STATES 3203. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. BETTER METHODS OF FIRE CONTROL. REGION. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 6:153-165. OCT. 1911. 3187. GREELEY,ARTHURW. TODAY'S OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONSERVATION IN FORESTS, PARKS, AND WILDERNESS AREAS. THIS ARTICLE WAS REPRINTED BY THE FOREST SERVICE AND NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONFERENCE, TRANSACTIONS DISTRIBUTED TO ALL FOREST OFFICERS IN THE SERVICE. 1958:14-21. 1958.

3204. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. BRICKS WITHOUT STRAW. AMERICAN WITH DISCUSSION, PP. 20-21. FORESTS 45:31. JAN. 1939.

3188. GREELEY, ARTHUR W. THE WILDERNESS ACT OF 1964. JOURNAL DISCUSSES FOREST POLICY. OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 20:176-177. JULY-AUG. 1965. 3205. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE CLARKE-MCNARY LAW AND CO-OPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION. THE TIMBERMAN 29:52. 3189. GREELEY, ARTHUR W., AND NEFF, L. P. FORESTRY DECISIONS MAR. 1928. IN THE LIGHT OF MULTIPLE PRODUCTS (A CASE STUDY). JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:788-791. OCT. 1968. 3206. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. COMMON SENSE IN CONSERVATION: COMMENT ON THE BILL FOR REORGANIZATION OF THE FEDERAL AN ARTICLE ON THE BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA, A PART DEPARTMENTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:28, 46-47. JAN. OF THE SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST, MINNESOTA. 1938.

3190. GREELEY, ARTHUR W., ET AL. SOUND RESOURCE DECISIONS: 3207. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. COOPERATION BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT, WHAT KIND OF FORESTERS WILL BE NEEDED.. .BY FEDERAL THE PRIVATE OWNER, AND THE STATE IN PROTECTION FROM GOVERNMENT.. .BY CONSUMING PUBLIC. JOURNAL OF FOREST FIRES. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 1787:37-38. AUG. FORESTRY 67:569-582, AUG. 1969. 21, 1909.

THE EDUCATION AND REQUIREMENTS FOR TRAINING OF FUTURE 3208. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. COOPERATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT IN THE FORESTERS. OLYMPICS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 49:627-629. SEPT. 1951 3191. GREELEY, N.(SIC.) IWILLIAMI B. FORESTERS IN THE LUMBER BUSINESS. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF FOREST SERIVCE MAKES 100-YEAR CONTRACT WITH SIMPSON AGRICULTURE 4:86, NOV.1916. LOGGING COMPANY.

3192. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. ''GET FORESTRY GROWTH,'' SAYS 3209. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. COOPERATIVE FORESTRY AND WHAT IT

COLONEL W. B. GREELEY. . URGES THE REMEDY FOR MEANS TO FLORIDA. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, APPROACHING TIMBER FAMINE. MONTANA FOREST SCHOOL PROCEEDINGS 9:19-26. 1927. NEWS 2:1-2. NOV. 1919. 3210. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. DEMANDS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS FOR 3193. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. ' 'PIUTE FORESTRY'', OR THE FALLACY TECHNICAL WORK AND TRAINED MEN. AMERICAN FORESTRY OF LIGHT BURNING. THE TIMBERMAN 21:38-39. MAR. 19:326-330. MAY 1913. 1920.

3211. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. DIVISION OF FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP: 3194. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. ADDRESS (BEFORE THE UNION LEAGUE PUBLIC ACQUISITION. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 49:48-49. CLUB, CHICAGO, FEB. 24, 1921). LUMBER WORLD REVIEW DEC. 25, 1925. 40:31-32. MAR. 10, 1921. 3212. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. DR. (BERNHARD E.) FERNOW, THE 3195. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. ADDRESS.., (PRESENTED) AT THE PIONEER. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 21:307-308. APR. 1923. CONFERENCE ON REFORESTATION HELD AT MADISON, WISCONSIN, JULY 23, 1920. NP., 1920. 21 PP., 3213. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE ECONOMIC NECESSITY FOR PUBLIC PROCESSED, FOREST OWNERSHIP. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:110-111. FEB. 1917. PRESS RELEASE. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. EDITORIAL. 3214. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. EIGHT DECADES OF PROGRESS, 3232. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FURNISHING TIMBER FOR MILITARY 1875-1954: THIS YEARS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN OPERATIONS. PROFESSIONAL MEMOIRS, CORPS OF FORESTRY ASSOCIATION IS PARTICULARLY SIGNIFICANT. IT ENGINEERS, UNITED STATES ARMY, AND ENGINEER MARKS NEARLY 80 YEARS OF CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP. DEPARTMENT-AT-LARGE. 11:742-750, NOV-DEC. (919. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:14-Il. SEPT. (954. 3233, GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FUTURE TRENDS IN NATIONAL AND STATE 3215. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. ESSENTIALS OF A NATIONAL FOREST FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 33:2-8. POLICY. THE TIMBERMAN 24:87-88. DEC. 1922. JAN. 1927.

3216. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. EXCHANGE OF CUT-OVER LANDS. THE 3234. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. GRAZING ADMINISTRATION AND CHARGES TIMBERMAN 24:93-94. DEC. 1922. ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS: THE CONVENTION ADDRESS OF CHIEF FORESTER W.B. GREELEY. THE NATIONAL WOOL 3217. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FEDERAL ACOUISITION IN THE NEW DEAL GROWER 14:30-32, 44-46. FEB. 1924. FOR FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:301-302 334. JULY 1934. 3235. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. GRAZING ADMINISTRATION AND RANGE FEES ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN NATIONAL 3218. GREELEY, WILLIAM B THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS POLICY FOR LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS 27:133-146. 1924. SOUTHERN NATIONAL FORESTS. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS 8:38-43. 1926. 3236. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. HENRY GRAVES.. .THE GREAT CONSERVER: AMONG THE TRULY ''GREATS''IN FORESTRY IS THE MAN WHO 3219. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FIRE SEASON ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. TOOK OVER GIFFORD PINCHOT'S POST... AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:676 688. NOV. FORESTS 61 :20-21, 40, 42, 44, 46-48. APR. 1955. 1924.

3237, GREELEY, WILLIAM B. IDLE LAND AND COSTLY TIMBER. U.S. 3220. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FIRES ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FARMERS BULL. 14)7. WASHINGTON, AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:49-51. JAN. 1922. D.C.: GPO,1924. 21 PP.,ILLUS. ,MAPS.

3221. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE FIRST 25 YEARS: A HALF CENTURY 3238. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. INDUSTRIAL FOREST MANAGEMENT IN THE AGO THOSE IN THE VANGUARD OF THE FORESTRY MOVEMENT PACIFIC NORTHWEST AS INFLUENCED BY PUBLC POLICIES. WERE A STRANGE BREED ON THE AMERICAN SCENE... DUKE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY LECTURE SERIES, NO. 7. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:12-15, 75-79, 81-82. MAR. 1955. DURHAM, N.C. :DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF FORESTRY, 1948.15 PP. 3222. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FOREST FIRE- -THE RED PARADOX OF CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:153-157. APR. 3239. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. INDUSTRIAL FORESTRY. IN, FIFTY 1939. YEARS OF FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED. BY ROBERT K. WINTERS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN 3223. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FOREST INDUSTRY WILL DO ITS PART. FORESTERS, 1950. 385 PP.,ILLUS., BIBLIO., INDEX. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:631-638. JULY 1937. BRIEF REFERENCE TO FOREST SERVICE-INDUSTRIAL 3224. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FOREST MANAGEMENT ON FEDERAL LANDS. RELATIONSHIPS. PP. 238-259. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 23:223-235. MAR. 1925. 3240. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE ISSUE BETWEEN GRAZING AND 3225. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. A FOREST POLICY THAT GOES ALL THE FORESTRY: A PERPETUAL PROBLEM FOR THE FORESTER IS HOW WAY THROUGH. PORTLANDORE.: WEST COAST LUMBERMENS MUCH GRAZING TO ALLOW IN OUR NATIONAL FORESTS.. ASSOCIATION, 1939.16 PP. WORLD'S WORK 52:447-453. AUG. 1926

ALSO IN, AMERICAN FORESTS 45:551-552 572-573, NOV. 3241. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. KEEPING OUR LAND PRODUCTIVELY 1939. EMPLOYED: TIMBER-GROWING UTILIZES IDLE ACRES AND PROVIDES MARKETABLE CROP. THE BANKER-FARMER 12:2-3. 3226. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FOREST POLICY. NEW YORK: MAR. 1925. MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY,1953. 278 PP. BIBLIO. INDEX. 3242. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. LAND EXCHANGES: GOVERNMENT'S POSITION. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 43:49-50. DEC. 10, AMERICAN FORESTRY SERIES. 1922.

3227. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH IN THE 3243. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. A LETTER FROM THE CHIEF FORESTER ON UNITED STATES: A PAPER PRESENTED AT THE SECOND THE RE-APPRAISAL OF GRAZING FEES. THE NATIONAL WOOL BRITISH EMPIRE FORESTRY CONFERENCE AT OTTAWA, ONT., GROWER 12:17-lB. NOV. 1922. AUGUST 10,1923. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 45:54-56, NOV. 1923. 3244. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. LOGGING IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 42:36-37. MAY 25,1922. 3228. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE FOREST SERVICE IS STICKING TO ITS JOB: A REPLY TO MR. (WILLIAM C.) GREGG'S 3245. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. LUMBER INDUSTRY CONDITIONS REVEALED ARTICLE... THE OUTLOOK 139:336-339. MAR. 4,1925. BY THE FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2)76:34-35, 79. JAN. 27,1917. FOR GREGG'S ARTICLE SEE ISSUE OF 139:226-227, FEB. 1925. 3246. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE LUMBERMAN'S INTEREST IN REFORESTATION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 1317:170-171 3229. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FORESTS AND MEN. GARDEN CITY, DEC. 18, 920. N.Y.: DOUBLEDAY AND COMPANY,INC., 1951. 255 PP., BIBLIO., INDEX. 3247. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. MAN-MADE FIRES. THE ATLANT1C MONTHLY (94:78-80. AUG. 1954. 3230. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FORESTS SHOULD BE PUBLIC UtILITIES: CHIEF FORESTER EXPRESSES THIS OPINION BEFORE U. S. 3248. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. MANAGEMENT OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HEARING IN CHICAGO.., HARDWOOD CORNELL FORESTER 1:5-6. JUNE 1920. RECORD 52:17, 20-22. JULY 25,1921. 3249. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE MANUFACTURERS' INTEREST IN 3231. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. FORTY YEARS OF FOREST CONSERVATION. FORESTRY. WOOD TURNING 14:15-lB. JULY 1921. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:386-389. MAY 1940. 3250. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. MEETING THE RED MENACE: UNCLE SAM'S POLICY OF TRYING TO SAVE PENNIES ON FOREST FIRES IS FOREST POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES. SCIENCE (NS( THE WEAK LINK IN NATIONAL FOREST PROTECTION. 59:449-452. MAY 23,1924. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:710-714, 748. DEC. 1928. 3266. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. SELF-GOVERNMENT IN FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:103-105. FEB. 1920. 3251. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE NATION IN THE NATIONAL FOREST POLICY, PENNSYLVANIA STATE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY, 3267. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. SOME PUBLIC AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF BULL. 23. HARRISBURG, PA.: STATE PRINTING OFFICE (fl, THE LUMBER INDUSTRY. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,REPT. 1922. 116 PP. 114. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1917. 100 PP., ILLUS. MAPS, GRAPHS, TABLES. SEE PP. 11-18. REPRINT OF ADDRESS IN,THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 1317:122-123, DEC. 18,1920. THIS IS, ''STUDIES OF THE LUMBER INDUSTRY'', PART 1.

3252. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE NATIONS PART IN OUR FOREST 3268. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. SPARE THAT TREE. THE INDEPENDENT POLICY. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 39:25-28. DEC. 25, 102:201. MAY 8,1920. 1920. FOREST CONSERVATION. 3253. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. NATIONAL FOREST SALES ON THE PACIFIC COAST. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 3269. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE STOCKMEN AND THE NATIONAL 7:42-50. MAR. 1912. FORESTS. SATURDAY EVENING POST 198:10-11, 80, 82, 84. NOV. 14, 1925. SEE ALSO ARTICLE BY BURT P. KIRKLAND, 'THE NEED OF A VIGOROUS POLICY OF ENCOURAGING CUTTING ON THE SEE ISSUE OF, THE PRODUCER 7:17-18, DEC. 1925 FOR NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE PACIFIC COAST , FORESTRY REPLIES. QUARTERLY 9:375-390, SEPT. 1911. 3270. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. SUPPLYING THE AMERICAN ARMY WITH 3254. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR THE SMALL TIMBER. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 37:57-62. NOV.10, OPERATOR. IN, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. , YEARBOOK, 1912. 1919. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SPO, 1913. 784 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS TABLES, INDEX. 3271. GREELEY, WILLIAMS. TENTATIVE STATEMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY UNDER COOPERATIVE PROVISIONS OF SEE PP. 405-416 CLARKE-MCNARY LAW. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 47:34, 53, 58. DEC. 15, 1924. 3255. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE PART OF FORESTRY IN FLOOD CONTROL. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:409-410, 3272. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THIS COUNTRY'S PULP WOOD RESOURCES: 446-447. JULY 1927. FORESTS OF ALASKA AND WESTERN STATES CONTAIN ABUNDANT RAW MATERIAL FOR PAPERMAKING. PAPER 19:17, 40. MAR. 3256. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. PRESENT NEEDS IN NATIONAL AND STATE 7, 1917. FORESTRY. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV.

WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1927. 8 PP. 3273. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. U.S. FORESTER APPEALS TO PUBLIC' ,..IDLE LAND, NOT TIMBER USE CAUSES THE 3257. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE PROBLEM OF FOREST CONSERVATION, TROUBLE. IMPORTANCE OF WOOD TO CHICAGO REGION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21 :928. SEPT.1915. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 40:33-34, FEB. 25,1921,

3258. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. PROGRESS IN SALES OF FIRE-KILLED 3274. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WAYS AND MEANS OF FOREST TIMBER IN IDAHO AND MONTANA. FORESTRY QUARTERLY CONSERVATION, THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 1390:43-45. 10:24-26. JAN.1912. MAY 13, 1922.

3259. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. A QUARTER CENTURY'S ACHIEVEMENT. 3275. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WHAT FOREST CONSERVATION MEANS TO JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 24:847-849. DEC.1926. NATIONAL PROSPERITY: IMPORTANCE OF TIMBER TO THE NATION,.. PAPER 26:13-15, 28. AUG. Il,1920. ARTICLE ON RAPHAEL ZON. COMPANION ARTICLE TO, ''RAPHAEL ZON-THE MAN'', BY EDWARD RICHARDS IN THE 3276. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WHAT IS WRONG WITH ALASKA. SAME ISSUE, PP. 850-857. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:198-207. APR. 1921.

3260. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. RECREATION IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. DISCUSSES NATURAL RESOURCES AND SLOW RATE OF THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS 70:65-70. JULY 1924. DEVELOPMENT.

3261. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. REFORESTATION ON THE NATIONAL 3277. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WHAT NATIONAL FOREST POLICY ASKS OF FORESTS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS THE STATES AND INDUSTRY. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 8:261 -277. OCT. 1913. 43:24-25. DEC. I, 1922.

3262. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. REPORT OF SUPERVISORS' MEETING AT FOLLOWED BY A REPLY BY A.W. COOPER, PP. 25, 60. MISSOULA, MONTANA. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 8:302-325. SEPT. 1910. 3278. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WHAT OUR NATIONAL FOREST POLICY SHOULD BE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:612-613, 617. OCT. PAPERS ON THE PROBLEMS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF POLICY. 1920.

3263. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. RESTORING OUR LOST FOREST-THE TRUE 3279. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WHAT PRICE COMPETITION? A SOLUTION. ILLUSTRATED CANADIAN FORESTRY MAGAZINE DISTINGUISHED FORESTER.. PRESENTS HIS ANALYSIS OF THE 17:289. MAY 1921. OIREGONI & CIALIFONIAI (LANDI SITUATION... AMERICAN FORESTS 61:31, 48-49. NOV. 1955. 3264. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. A ROUGH SYSTEM OF MANAGEMENT FOR FOREST LANDS IN THE WESTERN SIERRAS. SOCIETY OF SEE, ALSO, ARTICLE BY JAMES P. ROGERS,''THE BATTLE AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 2:103-114. JULY 1907, FOR PUBLIC TIMBER'', IN ISSUE OF 61 :8-12, 42-44, JULY 1955. DISCUSSION,IN ISSUES OF 61:4, SEPT. 1955, AND MARKS THE BEGINNING OF THE TRUE AMERICAN 61:30, SEPT. 1955. SILVICULTURE. 3280. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WHAT SHOULD BE OUR NATIONAL FOREST 3265. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. THE SCIENTIFIC BACKGROUND OF THE POLICY? AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2359:53-55. JULY 31, 1920. 3295. GREENE, S. W. REFORESTATION PROBLEMS: WHY NOT GRAZE LANDS WHILE REFORESTING? THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER AND EXTRACTS OF GREELEY'S COMMENTS IN AMERICAN FORESTRY FARM WOMAN (MISSISSIPPI VALLEY EDITION) 35:325. MARl 26:612-613, 6(7, OCT.1920. 17, 1923.

3281. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WILD LIFE IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS: 3296. GREENWOOD, N. H. PRESERVING THE CORN LADDER: A MOUNT THE CHIEF FORESTER OF THE UNITED STATES BELIEVES THAT BALDY WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 106:22-23.

FORESTS SHOULD GROW MORE THINGS THAN TREES. . . THE SUMMER 1969. OUTLOOK 137:148-151. MAY 28, 1924. APACHE NATIONAL FOREST. 3282. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WITH THE AMERICAN LUMBERJACKS IN FRANCE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:387-392. JULY 1918. 3297. GREENWOOD, RAMON. APOSTLE OF THE FOREST CONGRESS: WILLIAM LOGAN HALL. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:20-21. JUNE 3283. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WOOD FOR THE NATION. IN, U.S. 1955. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1920. WASHINGTON D.C.: GPO, 1921. 888 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS, INDEX. 3298. GREFE, RAYMOND F. ROADS FOR WAR TIMBER. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:252, 254. MAY 1943. SEE PP. 147-158. ALSO PUBLISHED AS ''YEARBOOK'' SEPARATE 835. ROAD CONSTRUCTION IN FORESTS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. 3284. GREELEY, WILLIAM B. WORKING PLANS ON NATIONAL FORESTS.

SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 11:84-85, 3299. GREGERSEN, H.M., AND HOLLAND, I. I. LEADERSHIP AND JAN. 1916. COOPERATION IN FOREST RECREATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 65:180-185. MAR. 1967. SEE ALSO, SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 10:341-370, OCT. 1915, TO WHICH THIS ARTICLE IS A 3300. GREGG, FRANK. WILDERNESS AND THE LAND AND WATER RESPONSE. CONSERVATION FUND ACT: OUTDOOR ENJOYMENT. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 89:25-28. SUMMER 1965. 3285. GREELEY, WILLIAM B., AND HALL, WILLIAM L. MOVING TOWARD A BROAD FORESTRY POLICY; ALSO CONSIDERATIONS BEARING 3301. GREGG, WILLIAM C. HAS OUR FOREST SERVICE GONE DAFFY? UPON A NATIONAL FORESTRY POLICY. CHICAGO, ILL.: MILLIONS FOR RECREATION--BUT HOW MUCH FOR CENTRAL STATES FORESTRY LEAGUE, 1921.(6 PP. REFORESTATION? THE OUTLOOK 139:226-227. FEB. 11, 1925. 3286. GREELEY, WILLIAM B., AND PINCHOT, GIFFORD. (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY AND (GIFFORD) PINCHOT DISCUSS STATE VERSUS DISCUSSION IN ISSUES OF 139:336-339, MAR. 4,1925; NATIONAL CONTROL OF FORESTS. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 139:365-366, MAR. Il,1925. SEE ALSO 139:362, MAR. 1311:41-42. NOV. 6,1920. Ii,1925.

3287. GREELEY, WILLIAM B., ET AL. TIMBER: MINE OR CROP? TWO 3302. CRIER, T. J. IMPORTANCE OF THE PUBLIC FOREST LAND TO NATIONAL PROBLEMS: LAND USE AND TIMBER SUPPLY. IN, MINING. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1922. WASHINGTON, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO., D.C.: GPO, 1923. 1135 PP.' ILLUS., MAPS, GRAPHS, 1905. 474 PP. TABLES, INDEX. PP. 307-317. SEE PP. 83-180. 3303. GRIFFIN, W. H. THE (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER-(GIFFORD( 3288. GREEN, ARNOLD W. RECREATION, LEISURE, AND POLITICS. PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. FOREST, FISH AND CAME 3:31 -34. NEW YORK: MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY,1964. 193 PP.' NOV. 1909. INDEX. 3304. GRIFFITH, EDWARD M. THE BLACK HILLS FOREST RESERVE, 3289. GREEN, IVAN. TEACHERS LEARN ABOUT MULTIPLE USE. THE FORESTER 7:287-290. NOV.1901. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:18-19, 45-46. NOV. 1962. 3305. GRIGG, W. THE BEAR THAT STOPS FIRES: ' 'SMOKEY THE BEAR'' MENTIONS THE NEBRASKA NATIONAL FOREST. HAS CAPTURED THE KIDS.. HALF A MILLION OF THEM.. JUNIOR FOREST RANGERS... SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 3290. GREEN, SAMUEL B. CARE OF THE MINNESOTA NATIONAL FOREST 68:218-219. OCT. I, 1955. RESERVE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:453-455, OCT. 1905. 3306. GRINNELL, GEORGE B. THE FORESTS FOR RECREATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:419-420, JULY 1923. 3291. GREEN, SAMUEL B. THE FORESTRY EDUCATION BILL: MEASURE OF WIDE IMPORTANCE NOW BEFORE CONGRESS- -SHOULD BE PASSED 3307. GRINNELL, GEORGE B. OPENING UP FOREST RESERVES. THE AT THIS SESSION. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:532. FORESTER 4:42-44. FEB. 1898. NOV. 1906. 3308. GRINNELL, JOSEPH. WILD ANIMAL LIFE AS A PRODUCT AND AS A 3292. GREEN, THRONTON A. INTEREST OF LUMBERMEN IN PRACTICAL NECESSITY OF NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FOREST LEGISLATION. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 1855:48-49. 22:837-845. DEC. 1924. DEC. 10,1910.

3309. GROSS, L.S. MANAGEMENT PLANNING ON THE NATIONAL 3293. GREENBERG, 0. S. WILDERNESS PROTECTION. SCIENCE (NS( FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:618-622. AUG. 1952. 134:720. SEPT. 15,1961. 33(0, GROSS, L. S. TREE PLANTING IN SOUTHERN NATIONAL FORESTS. 3294. GREENE, LEE S., AND WILLIAMSON, RENE DEVISME, EDS. MANUFACTURERS RECORD 98:51-52. OCT. 2,1930. RESOURCES AND POLICY: CURRENT ISSUES IN CONSERVATION. A SYMPOSIUM. REPRINT. NO PLACE OF PUBLICATION: 3311. GROVER, FREDERICK W., AND MAUNDER, ELWOOD R. MULTIPLE KALLMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1951. 169 PP. USE IN U.S. FOREST SERVICE LAND PLANNING, SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.: FOREST HISTORY SOCIETY, 1972. 212 PP.' REPRINTED FROM, THE JOURNAL OF POLITICS 13:313-481, ILLUS. ,BIBIO., INDEX. AUG. 1951. SEE PARTICULARLY EARLE H. CLAPP'S CONTRIBUTION, ''EDUCATION AND DEMONSTRATION IN 3312. GRUENFELD, JAY. ''POOR JUDGMENT'' ASSAILED. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY'', PP. 345-368. FORESTS 67:7, 53-54. APR. 1961, STATEMENT ON PENDING WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. HIGHWAY THROUGH THE TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST, ALASKA.

3313. GRUENFELD, JAY. WHY THE GAP BETWEEN FOREST MANAGEMENT 3330. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. THE MAN WHO STARTED FOREST PROTECTION PRACTICE AND WHAT IS ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE? JOURNAL WEEK. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:552, 560. OF FORESTRY 60:601-603. SEPT. 1962. SEPT. 1924.

33(4. GUCK, DOROTHY G. OCCUPATION-RANGER'S WIFE. AMERICAN ARTICLE ON HERBERT EVISON. FORESTS 61:32, 65-66. MAR. 1955. 3331 . GUTHRIE, JOHN D. THE NATIONAL FOREST RESOURCES OF ALASKA 3315. CUCK, DOROTHY G. WAR WHOOPS ON THE FIRE LINE: COMBINING ARE FOR USE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:12-14, JAN. 1921. NATURAL ABILITIES WITH MODERN TECHNIQUES, NEW MEXICO'S APACHE RED HATS ARE UNEXCELLED AS FIRE 3332. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE ALASKAN FIGHTERS. AMERICAN FORESTS 58:14-15, 39-40. JAN. DISTRICT. IN,A NATURALISTS GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. 1952. ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: THE WILLIAMS AND WILKINS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. 761 3316. GUEST, B. ROSS. CIMMARRON NATIONAL GRASSLAND: A STUDY IN PP., TABLES, MAPS,ILLUS., INDEX. LAND USE ADJUSTMENT. JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 21:167-170. MAY 1968. SEE PP.147-149.

3317. GUIE, HEISTER D. WASHINGTON'S FOREST CATASTROPHE. 3333. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. RECENT PLANTING ON SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:379-382. JUNE 1921. NATIONAL FORESTS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:246. MAY 907. TORNADO DISASTER IN OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST AND SURROUNDING AREA. 3334. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. SAGA OF THE C. C. C. WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 1942. 46 PP.' 3318. GUILD, CURTIS, JR. THE APPALACHIAN FORESTS: THE ILLUS, PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS AT THE TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. INVERSE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:67-74. FEB.1910. 3335. GUTHRIE, JOHN 0. STANDARDIZATION OF FIRE PLANS, 3319. GULF COAST LUMBERMAN. FIVE LEADING PRESIDENTIAL ORGANIZATION, EQUIPMENT, AND METHODS IN DISTRICT III. CANDIDATES EXPRESS SUPPORT FOR MULTIPLE USE OF FORESTRY QUARTERLY 12:381-389. SEPT. 1914. FORESTS. GULF COAST LUMBERMAN 60:20. MAR. 1972. DISCUSSION OF STANDARDIZATION OF FIRE PLANS FOR 3320. GULICK, LUTHER H. AMERICAN FOREST POLICY: A STUDY OF SOUTHWEST, GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMIC CONTROL. INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. NEW YORK: DUELL, 3336. GUTHRIE, JOHN 0. THEN AND NOW. AMERICAN FORESTRY SLOAN AND PEARCE, 1951. 252 PP., CHARTS, TABLES, 29:51-52, JAN.1923. INDEX. EVOLUTION OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 3321. GUSTAFSON, AXEL F., ET AL. CONSERVATION IN THE UNITED STATES. 2ND ED. ITHACA, N.Y.: COMSTOCK PUBLISHING 3337. GUTHRIE, JOHN 0. TREES, PEOPLE, AND FORESTERS. JOURNAL COMPANY, INC., 1944, 477 PP.,ILLUS. ,MAPS, TABLES, OF FORESTRY 40:477-480. JUNE 1942. DIAGRMS. ,BIBLIO., INDEX. SHELTERBELTS. SEE PARTICULARLY PART 2,''CONSERVATION OF FORESTS, PARKS, AND GRAZING LANDS'' 3338. GUTHRIE, JOHN 0. WITH THE TEXAS FOREST ARMY. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:547-548, 576. DEC. 1933. 3322. GUTERMUTH, C. R. FOREST-WILDLIFE IDEOLOGIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 47:886-889. NOV.1949. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS.

3323. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. THE C. C. C. AND AMERICAN CONSERVATION. 3339. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. WOMEN AS FOREST GUARDS. JOURNAL OF THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 57:401-412, NOV.1943. FORESTRY 18:151-153, FEB. 1920.

3324. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. THE C. C. C. AS A FIRE FIGHTING UNIT. 3340. GUTHRIE, JOHN D., ED. THE FOREST RANGER AND OTHER VERSE. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:210-211, 238, APR.1939. BOSTON, MASS.: RICHARD 0. BADGER,1919.174 PP.

3325. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. DEVELOPMENT OF NEW OREGON PINE SECTION: 3341. GUTHRIE, JOHN D., ET AL. NINETY-NINE RED DAYS. COMPLETION OF RAILROAD FROM CRANE TO BURNS MARKS AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:675-680. NOV. 1929. FIRST STEP. THE TIMBERMAN 25:49-51, 127-128. OCT. 1924. SUB-TITLES: 'THE GRIM SPECTACLE OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST'': 'CALIFORNIA'S WAR AGAINST FIRE'': 'THE 3326. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. A DREAM COMING TRUE. AMERICAN FORESTS FIRE CALAMITY OF THE NORTHERN ROCKIES & FOREST LIFE 30:47-50. JAN. 1924. 3342. HADDOCK, P. G. COMMENTS ON WILDERNESS PRESERVATION U.S. FOREST SERVICE POLICY IN OREGON. POLICY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 56:914. DEC. 1958.

3327. GUTHRIE, JOHN 0. FIRES ARE WHERE YOU FIND THEM: AND FIRE SEE ALSO JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 56:699-701, SEPT.1958. PUMPS OFTEN COME IN HANDY IN THE LEAST EXPECTED PLACES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:354. JUNE 3343. HAGEDORN, HERMANN. THE (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT CENTENNIAL. 1927 AMERICAN FORESTS 64:12. OCT. (958.

3328. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. FROM THE OLYMPICS. THE NATIONAL WOOL 3344. HAGENBARTH, F,J. NATIONAL FOREST RADICALS, THE, GROWER 17:33. JAN.1927. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 15:13-14. DEC. 1925.

COMMENTS ON OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST. ARTICLE ON GRAZING AND RANGE MANAGEMENT.

3329. GUTHRIE, JOHN D. THE GLACIER HIGHWAY IN ALASKA. 3345. HAGENSTEIN, PERRY R. MULTIPLE USE AND ENVIRONMENTAL AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:706-708. NOV. 1921. DECISIONS ON THE PUBLIC LANDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:21 -24. JAN. 1971. 3346. HAGENSTEIN, V. TREES AND TAXES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 3364. HALL, ALBERT G. NEW WEAPONS FOR THE FIRE FRONT: THE ERA 52:902-904. DEC. 1954. OF MECHANIZATION IS DAWNING OVER THE FOREST,,. AMERICAN FORESTS 52:256-259, 286-287, 293-294, JUNE 3347. HAGENSTEIN, WILLIAM D. ENVIRONMENTAL ENIGMA. JOURNAL 1946. OF FORESTRY 69:147-149. MAR. 1971. EDITORIAL, P. 255. 3348. HAGENSTEIN, WILLIAM D. A WESTERNER LOOKS AT WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:8, 49-50. MAY 1959. 3365. HALL, ALBERT 0. PASSAGE OF THE MULTIPLE USE BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:9-10, JULY 1960. RESPONSE TO PENDING WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. REPLY BY O.J. MARIE,ISSUE OF 65:86 88. OCT.1959. 3366. HALL, ALBERT G. RADAR AND FIRE WEATHER. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:357. AUG. 1947. 3349. HAGENSTEIN, WILLIAM 0. WORK OR PLAY FORESTS, OR BOTH? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 60:663, SEPT. 1962. 3367. HALL, ALBERT 0. THE SILENT SABOTEURS: INSECTS AND

I DISEASE ARE OUR NO. . FOREST ENEMIES. . AMERICAN 3350. HAG000, JOHNSON. SOLDIERS OF THE SHIELD: THE CIVILIAN FORESTS 59:8-11, 46-49. FEB. 1953. CONSERVATION CORPS STANDS SOUARE WITH THE NATIONAL DEFENSE. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:103-105. MAR. 1934. 3368. HALL, ALBERT C. WASHINGTON LOOKOUT. AMERICAN FORESTS (SEE MONTHLY NUMBERS, JAN.-SEPT. 19491, 3351. HAIDER, CARMEN. FROM THE DIARY OF A TRAIL RIDER. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:2'15, 232-233. MAY 1934. A SERIES ON LEGISLATION AND THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. 3369. HALL, ALBERT 6. WHAT SHALL WE DO ABOUT OUETICO-SUPER(OR? 3352. HAIG,I. T. PUTTING RESEARCH TO WORK: RESEARCH HAS FOUND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN PRIMITIVE RECREATIONAL VALUES THE ANSWER TO MANY OF OUR FOREST PROBLEMS,,, ARE AT STAKE.., AMERICAN FORESTS 54:16-20, 46-47. AMERICAN FORESTS 54:536-538, 566. DEC.1948. JAN. 1948.

NEED WIDESPREAD APPLICATION OF RESEARCH FINDINGS. 3370. HALL, J. ALFRED. THE BATTLE FOR WILDERNESS: ANOTHER SKIRMISH IN THE CONTINUING FIGHT. AMERICAN FORESTS 3353. HAINES, JOHN M. ''HOW IDAHO VIEWS FEDERAL CONTROL OF OUR 68:12-15, 42, 44, 46-48. FEB. 1962.

UNAPPROPRIATED FOREST AREAS' . LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 25:28-30. SEPT.10, 1913. DISCUSSION, ISSUE OF 68:4, APR. 1962.

3354. HAINES, LYNN. THE STORY OF THE DEMOCRATIC HOUSE OF 3371. HALL, J. ALFRED. OPPORTUNITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN REPRESENTATIVES: A CONDENSED CHAPTER FROM LAW MAKING FORESTRY RESEARCH. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, IN AMERICA. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL CAPITOL PROCEEDINGS 1953:195-202. 1953. PRESS, 1912. 32 PP. ALFRED HALL WAS DIRECTOR OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS SEE, ''THE DEMOCRATS AND CONSERVATION'', PP. 29-31, LABORATORY. BY GIFFORD PINCHOT, 3372. HALL, J. ALFRED. RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: A BASE FOR 3355. HALE, EDWARD EVERITT. OUR EASTERN FORESTS. FORESTRY FREEDOM. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:12-16, 58-61. APR, AND IRRIGATION 11:495-498. NOV.1905, 1959.

ANOTHER PLEA FOR ESTABLISHING RESERVES IN THE 3373, HALL, P. C. FROZEN ASSESSMENTS AND THE PREPAID YIELD SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS AND WHITE MOUNTAINS. TAX. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:56-62, JAN. 1938.

3356. HALL, ALBERT 0. THE ANACONDA-PINTLAR PRIMITIVE 3374. HALL, R. C. PISGAH FOREST IN 1912.. AUTHOR HALL LOOKS AREA.. HAS BEEN CLASSIFIED AS A FULL-FLEDGED BACK 52 YEARS WHEN THE FOREST SERVICE ACOUIRED WILDERNESS AREA. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:10. JAN, 1963. (GEORGE W.) VANDERBILT'S PISGAH FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:34-37, 48-49, 51, SEPT. 1964.

3357. HALL, ALBERT 0. BOMBING FIRE: . . HOWARD FLINT KICKED A BEER KEG FILLED WITH WATER OUT OF AN AIRPLANE... 3375. HALL, RADFORD. (RADFORD( HALL TESTIFIES AT FOREST FUND AMERICAN FORESTS 53:448-449, OCT.1947. HEARING. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 34:20. APR, 1953.

FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION. 3376. HALL, WILLIAM L. THE' 'SNELL' 'BILL AND THE ''CAPPER'' BILL COMPARED. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 40:35-37. FEB 3358. HALL, ALBERT 0. CONSERVATION IN CONGRESS. AMERICAN 10,1921. FORESTS 52:6, JAN. 1946. 3377. HALL, WILLIAM L. ADDITIONS TO EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. 3359. HALL, ALBERT 0. CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS ARE CAREFULLY AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:321-322. MAY 1913. STUDYING A MULTIPLE USE BILL. AMERICAN FCESTS 60:6. DEC. 1954. 3378. HALL, WILLIAM L. FORESTRY PROGRAM WOULD COMPLETE NATIONAL FORESTS. LUMBER 67:16,18. JAN. 17, 1921. 3360. HALL, ALBERT G. JOKER IN THE DECK. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:28-31, 38, 40, 42. APR. 1962. 3379. HALL, WILLIAM L. A FORWARD STEP IN FOREST CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:323-328. JUNE 1910. COMMENTS ON FOREST RESEARCH. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY ESTABLISHED IN WISCONSIN. 3361. HALL, ALBERT G. THE MULTIPLE USE BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:7-8. MAY 1960. 3380. HALL, WILLIAM L. FOUR CORNERSTONES OF A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. LUMBER 68:22, 31. AUG. (2, 1921. 3362, HALL, ALBERT G. MULTIPLE USE BILLS RECEIVE HEARINGS, AMERICAN FORESTS 66:9-10, APR, 1960. 3381. HALL, WILLIAM L. THE GOVERNMENT FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY AND THE LUMBER INDUSTRY. THE SOUTHERN 3363. HALL, ALBERT 0. MULTIPLE USE: A CONCEPT OF NATIONAL LUMBERMAN 71:74-75, DEC. 24, 1910. FOREST MANAGEMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:10. FEB. 1960. 3382. HALL, WILLIAM L. HAIL TO THE CHIEF. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:553-557. AUG. 1945. GIFFORD PINCHOT. 63:29. MAY 21,1910,

3383. HALL, WILLIAM L. IMPROVING WHITE MOUNTAIN FORESTS. 3398. HALLAM, H. C. (GIFFORD( PINCHOT GOES TO MEET (THEODORE) AMERICAN FORESTRY 21:117-126. FEB. 1915. ROOSEVELT:,,,EX-PRESIDENT PROBABLY WANTS TO HEAR BOTH SIDES OF THE (RICHARD A.) BALL(NGER-PINCHOT COMMENTS ON REVENUE SHARING OF INCOME FROM NATIONAL CONTROVERSY... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:31. MAR. FORESTS. 26, 1910.

3384. HALL, WILLIAM L. INFLUENCES OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN SEE EDITORIAL, P. 24. THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:402-407. APR. 1919. 3399. HALLAM, H. C. (JAMES Ri GARFIELD TAKES THE STAND: SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR AS WITNESS BEFORE (RICHARD 3385. HALL, WILLIAM L. THE INVESTIGATION NOW BEING MADE IN A.) BALLINGER-(GIFFORD) PINCHOT INVESTIGATION NEBRASKA BY THE U.S. BUREAU OF FORESTRY. THE COMMITTEE STOUTLY DEFENDS CONSERVATION POLICY OF FORESTER 7:189-193. AUG. 1901. (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:28. MAR. 12, (910. STUDY OF PLANTED AND NATURAL TIMBER.

3400. HALLAM, H.C. (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER FORCES THE FIGHT: 3386. HALL, WILLIAM L. NATIONAL FORESTS, WITH PARTICULAR CURRENTLY BELIEVED IN POLITICAL CIRCLES AT WASHINGTON REFERENCE TO THOSE IN THE APPALACHIAN AND WHITE THAT BALL INGER HAS ASKED THE PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H. MOUNTAINS. FOREST LEAVES 16:61 -64. AUG. 1917. TAFT) TO REQUEST )GIFFORD( PINCHOT'S RESIGNATION.

THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:20-2) . NOV.13,1909. 3387. HALL, WILLIAM L. THE NEW EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:164-171. MAR, 1913. 3401. HALLAM, H. C. (RICHARD A,) BALLINGER NOT YET CALLED UPON TO WITNESS: PROSECUTION IN BALLINGER-IGIFFORD) 3388. HALL, WILLIAM L. PRACTICABILITY OF FOREST PLANTING IN PINCHOT INVESTIGATION CONCLUDES ITS CASE FOR THE UNITED STATES. IN, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., PRESENT. . . THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:32, APR. 2, YEARBOOK, 1902, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1903. 912 1910. PP.,ILLUS, ,MAPS, TABLES, INDEX. 3402 HALLAM, H. C. (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER ORDERED TO PRODUCE SEE PP. 133-144. PAPERS: CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE ORDERS SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR TO PRODUCE ALL PAPERS ASKED 3389. HALL, WILLIAM L. PRIVATE LANDS IN NATIONAL FORESTS. FOR BY ATTORNEY (LOUIS 0.) BRANDEIS... THE SOUTHERN THE TIMBERIIAN 21:48K-481. SEPT. 1920. LUMBERMAN 63:32. APR. 16, (910.

3390. HALL, WILLIAM L. PROGRESS IN SAVING FOREST WASTE. IN, 3403. HALLAM, H. C. (WILLIAM H.) TAFT DISCHARGES GIFFORD U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1910. WASHINGTON, PINCHOT: CHIEF FORESTER THROWS DOWN GAUNTLET TO THE D.C.: GPO,1911. 711 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS, ADMINISTRATION IN LETTER TO SENATOR (J. P.) DOLL(VER INDEX. AND HIS DISMISSAL FOLLOWS... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:29.30. JAN.15, 1910, SEE PP. 255-264.

3404. HALLAM, H. C. (WILLIAM H.) TAFT FAVORS CONSERVATION 3391. HALL, WILLIAM L. PROTECTION OF FEDERAL LANDS IN THE BILLS: PRESIDENT WILL URGE PASSAGE OF WEEK'S BILL... APPALACHIANS. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:21. MAR. 5,1910. PROCEEDINGS 1:126-131, 1916. 3405. HALLAM, H. C. ACTION DEMANDED ON WEEKS BILL: ALL 3392. HALL, WILLIAM L. THE SPHERES OF FEDERAL, STATE, AND SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY UNITE... THE SOUTHERN PRIVATE FORESTERS IN INDUSTRIAL FORESTRY, JOURNAL LUMBERMAN 62:29. FEB. 26, 1910. OF FORESTRY 27:34-37. JAN. (929. 3406. HALLAM, H. C. CAUSE OF CONSERVATION: AGAIN BEFORE THE 3393. HALL, WILLIAM L. SUSTAINED YIELD AS AN OBJECTIVE. EYE OF THE NATION.. FORESTER (GIFFORD) PINCHOT BACK JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31 :883-884. DEC. 1933. IN WASHINGTON AND DECLARES HEIS THERE TO DO HIS DUTY... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61 :23-24, OCT. 16, EDITORIAL. 1909.

3394. HALL, WILLIAM L. THE WANING HARDWOOD SUPPLY AND THE 3407. HALLAM, H, C. CONGRESS MUST GO ON RECORD: GIFFORD APPALACHIAN FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. PINCHOT DECLARES THAT CONGRESS CANNOT DODGE THE SERV., CIRC. 116. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1907.16 RESPONSIBILITY OF PASSING ON THE REPORTS OF THE PP., TABLES, GRAPH. (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:25, DEC. Ii, 1910. 3395. HALL, WILLIAM L. THE WHITE MOUNTAIN FOREST AND HOW ITIS TO BE MADE USEFUL. EXTRACT OF) AN ADDRESS AT THE 3408. HALLAM, H. C. CONSERVATION FIGHT IS ON: FOREST SERVICE ANNUAL MEETING... CONCORD, N.H.(fl: THE SOCIETY PREPARES A FORM OF CONTRACT FOR THE GRANTING OF WATER FOR THE PROTECTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS, NO. 6 POWER SITES AND PUTS IT UP TO (RICHARD A,) BALLINGER PP. TO ENDORSE OR REJECT-(GIFFORDI PINCHOT WRITES LETTER TO (HENRY L.) HIGGINSON IN WHICH HE OUTLINED HIS A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL POSITION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:18. NOV. 6, LIBRARY. SEE ALSO, AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:620-625, 1909. SEPT. 1913.

3409. HALLAM, H. C. CONSERVATION WEEK IN WASHINGTON: ANNUAL 3396. HALL, WILLIAM L., AND MAXWELL, HU. SURFACE CONDITIONS CONFERENCE OF GOVERNORS, CONVENTION OF AMERICAN AND STREAM FLOW. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV FORESTRY ASSOCIATION AND NATIONAL CiVIC FEDERATION.. CIRC. 176. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1910.16 PP., THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:29-30. JAN. 22,1910. TABLE. 3410. HALLAM, H. C. DECLARES FOR CONSERVATION: SECRETARY OF 3397. HALLAM, H,C. (F. M.( KERBY FILES AN AFFIDAVIT: (RICHARD THE INTERIOR (RICHARD A,) BALLINGER, ADVISES THAT A.) BALLINGER, (GEORGE W.( WICKERSHAM AND EVEN CONGRESS BE URGED TO PASS LAWS PROTECTING WATERPOWER PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H.) TAFT HAVE SOME EXPLAINING TO SITES... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:27. DEC. 4, DO IN REGARD TO CHARGES MADE BY STENOGRAPHER IN 1909. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 3411. HALLAM, H. C. FAITH OF (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT 3424. HALLAM, H.C. CASE IS CLOSED: (RICHARD A.) UNSHAKEN:. STILL STRONG FOR CONSERVATION....THOUGHT BALLINGER-)GIFFORD( PINCHOT CONTROVERSY (SATAN END

TO BE AN ENDORSEMENT OF (GIFFORD( PINCHOT. . FORMER IN A TECHNICAL SENSE-COMMITTEE MAY REPORT SOON. THE CHIEF FORESTER EVIDENTLY PLEASED WITH HIS VISIT. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:29. JUNE 18,1910. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:31. APR. 16,1910. 3425. HALLAM, H.C. CHIEF FORESTER (HENRY S.) GRAVES WRITES 3412. HALLAM, H. C. FORESTRY EXPERTS DISAGREE WITH (WILLIS L.( ABOUT FOREST FIRES: ''PROTECTION OF FORESTS FROM MOORE: DIRECTLY OPPOSITE CONCLUSIONS REACHED BY FIRE''.. LATEST FOREST SERVICE BULLETIN... THE GOVERNMENT SPECIALISTS, ON THE INFLUENCE OF FORESTS SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:30, AUG.(0, 1910. ON CLIMATE AND FLOODS.. . THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:30. FEB.19,1910. 3426. HALLAM, H.C. FIRE FIGHTERS ASK FOR HELP OF REGULAR ARMY: SOLDIERS PLACED AT CALL OF THE FOREST SERVICE... SEE EDITORIAL COMMENT, PP. 24-25. SEE, ALSO, ISSUE OF THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:22. AUG. 13,1910. 62:24, FEB. 26, 1910. 3427. HALLAM, H.C. WEEKS BILL HELD OVER AGAIN: APPALACHIAN 3413. HALLAM, H. C. FORMER CHIEF FORESTER ON WITNESS STAND: FOREST RESERVE BILL PASSES HOUSE WITH GOOD MAJORITY,

GIFFORD PINCHOT PROVES STAR WITNESS FOR THE BUT SENATE AGAIN FAILS TO TAKE ACTION. . . THE ''PROSECUTION''IN THE (RICHARD A.( BALLINGER-PINCHOT SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:28. JULY 2,1910, INVESTIGATION... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:20. MAR. 5,1910. 3428. HALLAUER, FRANK J. FOREST PRODUtS: MAKING TWO DOLLARS GROW WHERE ONE GREW BEFORE. THE UNIVERSITY OF 3414. HALLAM, H. C. HURRYING UP THE INVESTIGATION: CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE 4:96-97. NOV. (916. ADMINISTRATION WANTS (RICHARD A.( BALLINGER-(GIFFORD( PINCHOT INVESTIGATION CONCLUDED AS SOON AS 3429. HALM, JOE B. THE GREAT FIRE OF 1910. AMERICAN FORESTS POSSIBLE-EFFECT ON CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS FEARED... AND FOREST LIFE 36:424-428, 479-480. JULY 1930. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:28. APR. 30,1910. REFERS TO THE FOREST FIRES IN IDAHO AND MONTANA. 3415. HALLAM, H. C. INVESTIGATIONS TO START AT ONCE: ALL IN READINESS FOR CONGRESSIONAL INOUIRY INTO THE (RICHARD 3430. HAMEL, A.0. STUDIES FOR REFORESTATION. AMERICAN A.) BALLINGER-(GIFFORD) PINCHOT CONTROVERSY... THE FORESTRY 17:706, 709-710. DEC. 1911, SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:23. JAN. 1, 1910. U.S. FOREST SERVICE AND REFORESTATION. 3416. HALLAM, H. C. JUST DRAGGING ON: NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE (RICHARD A.( BALLINGER-(G(FFORD( PINCHOT 3431. HAMILTON, LAWRENCE S. THE FEDERAL FOREST REGULATION HEARING... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:25. APR. 23, ISSUE: A RECAPITULATION. FOREST HISTORY 9:2-Il. 1910. APR. (965.

3417. HALLAM, H. C. LUMBERING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. THE 3432. HAMILTON, MILLER. THE BRITTAN GIFT TO THE SHASTA SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:30-31. SEPT. 25, (909. NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:333. JUNE 1924. 3418. HALLAII, H. C. NOT IN CONSPIRACY: CHIEF FORESTER (GIFFORD( PINCHOT DECLARES HE (SNOT IN CONSPIRACY OF 3433. HAMLIN, E. 0. FOREST GUARD WORK IN THE KANIKSU NATIONAL ANY KIND AND THAT HE WILL GO AHEAD WITH HIS WORK... FOREST. MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FORESTRY THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:18. NOV. 20,1909. CLUB, ANNUAL (:43-45. 1916,

3419, HALLAM, H. C. SENSATIONS IN (RICHARD A.) 3434. HANMAR, CONRAD H. ECONOMIC VIEW OF THE COOPERATIVE BALLINGISIC(-(GIFFORDI PINCHOT INVESTIGATION: (LOUIS FOREST RESTORATION BILL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY D.( BRANDEIS BRINGS OUT NUMBER OF POINTS IN 38:235-240. MAR. 1940. CROSS-EXAMINATION THAT PROVE DISCONCERNING TO BALLINGER AND TO THE COMMITTEE.. ORDER (S MAINTAINED WITH COMMENT P. 240. WITH DIFFICULTY. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:28. MAY 14, 1910. 3435. HAMMAR, CONRAD H. EXTENDING PUBLIC CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF FOREST LAND WITHOUT PURCHASE. JOURNAL 3420. HALLAM, H. C. SENSATIONS SPRUNG (N (RICHARD A,) OF FORESTRY 37:3-13. JAN. 1939 BALLINGER-(GIFFORD( PINCHOT INVESTIGATIONS:. ..BALLINGER ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL DISCUSSION BY C.H. STODDARD, JR.IN ISSUE OF SUE, FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL, PUBLICATIONS THAT HAVE 37:508.510, JUNE 1939. ATTACKED HIM. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:32. APR. 9, 1910. 3436. HAMMATT, R. F. AIRPLANE FOREST FIRE PATROL (N CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1531-1533. DEC. 3421. HALLAM, H. C. TO HOLD TWO INVESTIGATIONS: REPRESENTATIVE 1919. (GILBERT M.( HITCHCOCK OF NEBRASKA.. CHARGING NEEDLESS EXTRAVAGANCE IN THE INTERIOR THE FIRST ORGANIZED AND SUSTAINED AIRPLANE FOREST DEPARTMENT.. CONGRESS MAY CONDUCT INVESTIGATION OF FIRE PATROL (N U.S.

THIS SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH ONE INVOLVING. . FOREST SERVICE... (GIFFORD) PINCHOT GIVES OUT STATEMENT. 3437. HAMMATT, R. F. FORESTS AND PERMANENT PROSPERITY. U.S. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:31. JAN. 22, 1910. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.)?): U.S. FOREST SERVICE 1936.14 PP. PROCESSED. 3422. HALLAM, H. C. WANTS LINES DRAWN: FORESTER (GIFFORD) PINCHOT ASKS (WILLIAM H.) TAFT TO MORE CLEARLY DEFINE SPECIAL EDITION MIMEOGRAPHED FOR THE COUNCIL MEETING, PROVINCES OF TWO DEPARTMENTS. THE SOUTHERN GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS, MIAMI, FLORIDA, LUMBERMAN 61:27. NOV. 27, 1909. APRIL 27-MAY 1,1936, COPY DEPOSITED (N THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 3423. HALLAM, H. C. WEEKS BILL TO BE CONSIDERED IN HOUSE: REPRESENTATIVE (JOHN W.( WEEKS CONFIDENT THAT HIS 3438. HAMMATT, R. F. MODERN VIGILANTES. AMERICAN FORESTS FORESTRY BILL WILL COME UP UNDER SPECIAL RULE BEFORE 38:387-390. JULY 1932. CONGRESS ADJOURNS.. BILL PROVIDING FOR CONSERVATION COMMISSION INTRODUCED INTO SENATE. THE SOUTHERN THREE THOUSAND CITIZENS OF IDAHO AND MONTANA ORGANIZE LUMBERMAN 63:26. JUNE Il,1910. FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE IN FIRE PROTECTION. 3439 HAMMATI, R.F. REAPING WHAT THE WINDS HAVE SOWN. DECISIONS TO BE MADE ON UTILIZATION OF DAMAGED TIMBER AMERICAN FORESTS 44:558-560, 562. DEC.1938. CAUSED BY A HURRICANE.

RECOVERY OF DAMAGED TIMBER. 3458. HARPER, V. L. WATERSHED MANAGEMENT. UNASYLVA 7:105-114. 1953. 3440. HAMMATT, R. F. WINGED PATROLS FOR OUR EXPANSIVE FORESTS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 122:387. APR. 10, 1920. 3459. HARPER, V. L. WHAT'S AHEAD FOR WATERSHED MANAGEMENT RESEARCH ON FOREST AND RANGE LANDS? PROCEEDINGS OF 3441. HAMPTON, DUANE. THE ARMY AND THE NATIONAL PARKS. THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, WASHINGTON, D.C.: FOREST HISTORY 10. OCT. 1966. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1957.

3442. HANEY, GLENN P. LIVESTOCK AND MULTIPLE-USE. JOURNAL OF 3460. HARPER, VERNE L. FORESTRY RESEARCH. IN, AMERICAN FORESTRY 59:378-379. MAY 1961. FORESTRY, SIX DECADES OF GROWTH, ED. BY HENRY CLEPPER AND ARTHUR B. MEYER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF SEE ALSO, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 58:975. DEC. 1960, AND AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1960. 319 PP., INDEX. 59:216-217. MAR. 1961. SEE PP. 36-49. 3443. HANNA, MARK. REMEMBER THE DOG WITH THE COLD NOSE) AMERICAN FORESTS 47:231 -232, 253-254. MAY 1941. 3461 HARPER, VERNE L. THE NEW FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:752-754, OCT. 1965. MENTIONS WILLAMETTE NATIONAL FOREST. FORESTRY DEALS WITH MORE THAN THE MANAGEMENT OF 3444. HANSBROUGH, THOMAS. POTENTIAL USES OF HELICOPTERS IN TIMBER. FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 54:817-821, DEC. 1956. 3462. HARPER, VERNE L. SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF FOREST RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 53:106.111, FEB. 955, 3445. HANSEN, GEORGE M. FOREST GENETICS COMES OF AGE. AMERICAN FORESTS 55:16-17, 33, 41. APR, 1949. 3463. HARPER, VERNE L. WOOD FOR THE FUTURE. THE LAND AND LAND NEWS 11:270-275, JAN. 1953. 3446. HANSON, FRED. AS ONE FOREST RANGER VIEWS IT: FROM A PERSONAL LETTER FROM FRED HANSON, FOREST GUARD, FIFTH 3464. HARPER, VERNE L. , AND MAUNDER, ELWOOD R. A FOREST DISTRICT, KLAMATH NATIONAL FOREST, ORLEANS, HUMBOLDT SERVICE RESEARCH SCIENTIST AND ADMINISTRATOR VIEWS CO., CAL. CONSERVATION 14:512. SEPT. 1908. MULTIPLE USE. SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.: FOREST HISTORY SOCIETY, 1972. 239 PP.,ILLUS. ,BIBLIO.INDEX. 3447. HANSON, P. 0. ALASKAN FOREST RESOURCES, THEIR POTENTIAL. THE WESTERN FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, 3465, HARPER, VERNE L. ,AND kETTlE, JAMES C. THE MANAGEMENT 51ST ANNUAL WESTERN FORESTRY CONFERENCE, PROCEEDINGS STATUS OF FOREST LANDS IN THE UNITED STATES. U.S. 1960:48-51. 19611?) DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1946. 29 Pp., TABLES, MAPS, CHARTS, 3448. HARDINER, HENRY E., ET AL. DISCUSSION OF A NATIONAL 'POLICY FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE LUMBER INDUSTRY, A PRELIMINARY EDITION, DTD. 1946, WAS ALSO PUBLISHED. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 2:53-62. 1920. 3466. HARPER'S WEEKLY. DESTRUCTION OF TIMBER UPON WESTERN FOREST RESERVES, HARPER'S WEEKLY 46:1775, 1801, 3449. HARDWOOD RECORD. CHIEF FORESTER RECOMMENDS NATIONAL 1803, 1805-1807, NOV. 29,1902, ACTION TO PROTECT FORESTS. HARDWOOD RECORD 50:27, DEC. 25, 1920. 3467. HARPER'S WEEKLY. A FOREST RESERVE FOR NEW ENGLAND. HARPER'S WEEKLY 48:228-229, FEB.13, 1904. 3450 HARDY, MAL. THE LEGEND OF SMOKEY BEAR, NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 43:18-20. JAN. 1969. EDITORIAL.

3451. HARDY, MARTHA. KEEPING COMPANY WITH THE CASCADES: A LADY 3468. HARPER'S WEEKLY. FREE TIMBER FROM OUR RESERVES. LOOKOUT. . FINDS NEW VALUES IN THE AMERICAN HARPER'S WEEKLY 51:443, MAR. 23,1907. WILDERNESS. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 48:258.265. SEPT, -OCT. 1946. 3469. HARPER'S WEEKLY. GOVERNMENT FACTORIES FOR PRESERVING WOOD, HARPER'S WEEKLY 52:33. APR. 25, 1908. 3452. HARDY, ZOE T. SUMMER ON STEIN MOUNTAIN. THE AMERICAN MERCURY 81:53-57, JULY 1955, SMALL PLANTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL TREATMENT OF WOOD TO BE ERECTED ON OR NEAR NATIONAL FORESTS. FOREST FIRE LOOKOUTS IN IDAHO,

3470. HARPER'S WEEKLY. THE LESSON OF FOREST FIRES. HARPER'S 3453. HARGREAVES, L., AND HITCHCOCK. J.F. REVALUATING FOREST WEEKLY 52:33. OCT. 10, 1908. PROPERTY, A TAX CHALLENGE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:907-909. DEC. 1965. SAME IN WORLD'S WORK 17:10862-10863, NOV.1908.

3454. HARGREAVES, L., ET AL, FOREST RESEARCH AS IT CONCERNS 3471. HARPER'S WEEKLY, THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND THE LUMBER FEDERAL INCOME AND ESTATE TAXES. MACON: GEORGIA SUPPLY. HARPER'S WEEKLY 51:1393.5EPT. 21, 1907. FOREST RESEARCH COUNCIL REPORT 19,1967. 175 PP. 3472. HARPER'S WEEKLY. NATIONAL FORESTS AS PUBLIC PLAYGROUNDS. 3455. HARKIN, DUNCAN A. DEFINING SUSTAINED YIELD UNDER LAW: A HARPER'S WEEKLY 54:26, SEPT.10, 1910. WISCONSIN CASE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 67:154-157, MAR. 1969. 3473. HARPER'S WEEKLY. OUR LATEST FOREST FIRES. HARPER'S WEEKLY 54:24. NOV. 26,1910, 3456, HARLOW, WILLIAM P1. SHOULD FORESTERS HELP TRAIN LEADERS IN ORGANIZED CAMPING? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:22-25. 3474. HARPER'S WEEKLY. TEN TONS OF FOREST SEEDS. HARPER'S JAN. 1942. WEEKLY 54:23, SEPT.17, 1910.

3457. HARMON, DUDLEY. WILL NEW ENGLAND TAKE A CHANCE? REFORESTATION ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS, AMERICAN FORESTS 45:180-181, 228. APR. 1939. 3475. HARPER'S WEEKLY. TREES AS CROPS. HARPER'S WEEKLY 52:31. MAR. 28, 1908. 3495 HATFIELD, MARK 0. THE PERILS OF PROVINCIALISM. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:30-31, 43-45. SEPT. 1962. 3476. HARPERS WEEKLY. UNCLE SAIl'S GRAZING EXPERTS. HARPERS WEEKLY 55:25. APR. 22,1911. CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES.

3477. HARPERS WEEKLY. THE WONDERFUL FORESTS OF THE PACIFIC. 3496. HATTON, JOHN H. GRAZING IN ITS RELATION TO NATIONAL HARPERS WEEKLY 46:828. JUNE 28 1902. FORESTS. THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 60:328-329. AUG. 30, 1911. 3478. HARRIS, A. S. THE LONERS OF ALASKA. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:20-23, 55-56. MAY 1970. 3497. HATTON, JOHN H. NATIONAL FORESTS AND WILD LIFE. THE PRODUCER 12:3-6. JAN.1931. ARTICLE ON THE ALASKA CEDAR (CHAMAECYPARIS(. 3498 HATTON, JOHN H. NEBRASKA NATIONAL FOREST CELEBRATES ITS 3479. HARRIS, M. R. REMINISCENCES OF AN EDUCATED SHEEPHERDER: SILVER ANNIVERSARY. THE PRODUCER 9:3-7, JULY 1927. WHAT THE YOUNG FORESTER ENCOUNTERS IN THE FIELD. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 13:7,13, 21-22. JAN. 1927. 3499 HATTON, JOHN H. NEW THINGS IN CONSERVATION. THE PRODUCER 15:3-6, OCT.1933. 3480. HARRIS, R. H. METHODS OF FIGHTING FOREST FIRES.. SOME OF THE NEWEST METHODS... THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN COMMENTS ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. 13:5, 17-18. OCT. 1926. 3500. HATTON, JOHN H. RANGER'S CORNER: PUNCHING BUFFALO. 3481. HARRISON, C. WILLIAM. FOREST FIRE FIGHTERS AND WHAT THEY AMERICAN FORESTS 45:328. JUNE 1939. DO. NEW YORK: FRANKLIN WATTS, INC., 1962. 142 PP., ILLUS., INDEX. 3501, HATTON, JOHN H. UNCLE SAM'S BUFFALOS. THE PRODUCER 8:3-6. NOV. 1926. 3482. HARRISON, HUBERT M. THE LAND OWNERSHIP ISSUE IN EAST TEXAS: MOST OF THE PULPWOOD INDUSTRY CONDEMNS THE SEE, ALSO,ISSUE OF 8:5-9. DEC. 1926. TEXAS RESOLUTION (OF EAST TEXAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE( AS OFF COLOR. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:23, 46, 48-51, 3502. HATTON, JOHN H. WILD LIFE ADMINISTRATION. JOURNAL OF JAN. 1954. FORESTRY 27:254-261. MAR. (929.

SEE COMPANION ARTICLE, PP. 22, 40, 42, 44-45. OUTLINE OF AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS INTERESTED IN DISCUSSION IN ISSUE OF 60:3, APR. 1954; AND 60:4, 63, WILD LIFE CONSERVATION. DEC. 1954. 3503. HAVEMEYER, LOOMIS, ED. THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL 3483. HARRISON, J.B. LAWS ALONE CANNOT SAVE OUR FORESTS. RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES: BASED ON (CHARLES R.( GARDEN AND FOREST, A JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE, VAN HISE'S, THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN LANDSCAPE ART AND FORESTRY 1:26-27. MAR. 14,1888. THE UNITED STATES. NEW ED. REPRINT. NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1937. 551 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, 3484. HARRISON, LESLIE. SOME POPULAR MISCONCEPTIONS CONCERNING MAPS, GRAPHS, INDEX. FORESTRY: HOW THEY MAY BE RECTIFIED AND TURNED TO THE ADVANTAGE OF THE FOREST MOVEMENT. FORESTRY AND 3504. HAWES, AUSTIN F. THE C. C. C: AS AN AGENCY FOR STAND IRRIGATION 12:4(4-417. SEPT. (906. IMPROVEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:664-670. JULY 1936. 3485. HARRY, 0. FIRE EAGLES: HOW ARMY PLANES AND PILOTS KEEP

CHECK ON FOREST FIRES. SUNSET 45:104-105. SEPT. 3505. HAWES, AUSTIN F. LOOKING AHEAD WITH THE C.. C. C. 1920. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:214, 254. MAY 1935.

3486. HART, GEORGE H. IMPORTANCE OF CALIFORNIA'S GRAZING 3506. HAWES, AUSTIN, F. STATE FORESTRY PROBLEMS. SOCIETY OF RESOURCES. PACIFIC RURAL PRESS 131 :95. JAN. 25, AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 7:177-183. NOV.1912. 1936. 3507. HAWKES, CARL. PLANES RELEASE TREE PLANTATION. JOURNAL 3487. HARTLEY, CARL. A DECADE OF RESEARCH IN FOREST PATHOLOGY. OF FORESTRY 51 :345-348. MAY 1953. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:908-912. SEPT, 1938. 3508, HAWLEY, RALPH C., AND STICKEL, PAUL W. FOREST 3488. HARWOOD, W. S. THE FOREST FIRES IN THE NORTHWEST. PROTECTION. 20 ED. NEW YORK: JOHN WILEY & SONS, HARPER'S WEEKLY 38:880-882. SEPT. 15,1894. 1948. 315 PP.

REFERS TO MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN FIRES. REVISED EDITION OF AN EARLIER TEXT. PROVIDES BACKGROUND FOR A GENERAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE 3489. HARW000, W. S. THE VANISHING PINES. THE OUTLOOK SUBJECT. 54:253-254. AUG. 8,1896. 3509. HAWLEY, SHERWIN. THE FOREST CROP: ABUSE AND CONSERVATION COMMENTS ON THE FOREST RESOURCES OF MINNESOTA, OF OUR TIMBER SUPPLY-HOW THE INDIVIDUAL MAY ASSIST IN A GREAT PUBLIC WORK, WITH LARGE PERSONAL PROFIT. 3490. HASKELL, E. S. LIVESTOCK AND BIG GAME ON NATIONAL COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA 19:425-427, DXXIV, DXXVI.

FORESTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 36:12-13, 52. APR. I, 1911. AUG. 1946. 35(0. HAWLEY, WILLIS C. BUYING NATIONAL FORESTS: A PERSONAL 3491. HASTINGS, ALFRED B. COOPERATION AND THE CLARKE-MCNARY ACCOUNT OF THE WORK OF THE NATIONAL FOREST LAW. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:195-196, FEB.1929. RESERVATION COMMISSION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :293-295, 304, MAY 1925. 3492. HASTINGS, ALFRED B. FEDERAL ACOUISITION OF STATE FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:719-722. AUG.(935. 3511. HAY, EDWARD. THEY CALL IT FALCON (FOREST ADVANCED LOGGING AND CONSERVATION).A NEW LOGGING CONCEPT 3493. HATCH, A.B. STOCKMEN, SPORTSMEN TO COOPERATE. THE UTILIZES HELICOPTERS, BALLOONS, AND SKYLINES TO

NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 28:9-Il. MM 1938. REMOVE TIMBER FROM THE WOODS. . . AMERICAN FORESTS 78:36-39. AUG.1972. 3494. HATCHER, JOHN B. THE SELECTION OF JUNIOR FORESTERS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:659-664. JULY 1938. ERICKSON LUMBER COMPANY LOGS TIMBER ON SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST, OREGON. JUNE 1962.

3512. HAY, EDWARD. WILDFIRES SPACE TECHNOLOGY LENDS A HAND. THE ROAD PASSES THROUGH VARIOUS NATIONAL FORESTS IN AMERICAN FORESTS 78:16-19, 42. AUG. 1972. OREGON.

3513. HAYDEN, CARL. 'A FOREST NEVER GROWS OLD . AMERICAN 3529. HEALD, WELDON F. SAN GORGONIO-SOIJTHERN CALIFORNIA'S FORESTS 67:13. NOV. 1961. ROOFTOP. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 89:12-16. SUMMER 1965. EDITORIAL.

3530. HEALD, WELDON F. SKY FOREST OF THE ANCIENTS: IN THE 3514. HAYDEN, DOROTHY F. BIG SANTEETLAH: AN ENCHANTED LAND OF WHITE MOUNTAINS OF CALIFORNIA,IN THE INYO NATIONAL VIRGIN FORESTS... AMERICAN FORESTS 52:369-371. AUG. FOREST ARE MORE THAN A HUNDRED BRISTLECONE PINES OVER 1946. 4000 YEARS OLD. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:34-35, 61, 63. NOV.1964. ARTICLE ON THE NANTAHALA NATIONAL FOREST.

3531, HEALD, WELDON F., AND WARTH, JOHN. MT. STUART AND THE 3515. HAYDEN, DOROTHY F. NANTAHALA, LAND OF THE NOONDAY SUN. LOST WORLD PLATEAU. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:24-27, AMERICAN FORESTS 51 :332-333, 364. JULY 1945. 50-51, NOV. 1962.

3516. HAYDEN, SHERMAN S. NO MORE WILDERNESS: LET THIS WENATCHEE NATIONAL FOREST, OREGON. ILLUMINATING ARTICLE START YOU OFF ON THE ROAD TO GLOBAL THINKING. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 46:30-35. 3532. HEARD, DWIGHT B. PUBLIC GRAZING LANDS: THE RANGE JAN. -FEB. 1944. HOMESTEAD. THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS 52:333-337. SEPT. 1915. 3517. HAYS, SAMUEL P. CONSERVATION AND THE GOSPEL OF EFFICIENCY: THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT, 3533, HEATH, VIRGIL. DETAIL IN ALASKA. AMERICAN FORESTS 1890-1920. HARVARD HISTORICAL MONOGRPAHS, 40. 48:400-402, 427. SEPT. 1942. CAMBRIDGE, MASS.: HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1959. 297 PP., BIBLIO., INDEX. FOREST RANGER PATROL BY BOAT.

3518. HAZARD, JOSEPH T. OUR LIVING FORESTS: THE STORY OF THEIR 3534. HEATON, FRANK 0. THE GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE: HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND MULTIPLE USE. SEATTLE, WASH, GATHERING AT THE WHITE HOUSE--EXECUTIVES OF NEARLY SUPERIOR PUB. CO., 1948. 302 PP.,ILLUS, ALL STATES AND TERRITORIES PRESENT- -STEPS TAKEN TOWARD PERMANENT ORGANIZATION- -THE STORY OF THE 3519. HEADLEY, ROY. BEATING FIRE: HOW EFFICIENCY, MANPOWER, CONFERENCE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:291-348. AND EOUIPMENT DEFEAT THE GREATEST ENEMY OF THE JUNE 1908. NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:449-452. JULY 1930, 3535, HEATON, PAUL S. A GUARDIAN OF THE PEAKS. AMERICAN FORESTS FOREST LIFE 34:544-545, SEPT.1928. 3520. HEADLEY, ROY. BUDGETS AND FINANCIAL CONTROL IN THE NATIONAL FOREST SERVICE. THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN FOREST LOOKOUT IN WASHINGTON. ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 113:51-56, MAY 1924. 3536, HEERS, E. A. WILD IS THE WORD FOR LINVILLE: WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA HAS FIRST OFFICIAL WILD AREA EAST OF SUBTITLE, ''COMPETENCY AND ECONOMY IN PUBLIC THE MISSISSIPPI, NATURE MAGAZINE 45:196-197. APR. EXPENDITURES' 1952.

3521. HEADLEY, ROY. FIRE-WEATHER FORECASTS NEEDED BY FIRE 3537, HEINSELMAN, MIRON L. PRESERVING NATURE IN FORESTED CONTROL EXECUTIVES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 25:463-466. WILDERNESS AREAS AND NATIONAL PARKS. NATIONAL PARKS APR. 1927. & CONSERVATION MAGAZINE 44:8-14. SEPT. 1970.

3522. HEADLEY, ROY. NEW DEVICES AND IDEAS IN FOREST FIRE 3538. HEINTZLEPIAN, B. FRANK. FOREST PRACTICE RULES UNDER THE CONTROL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:136-139. FEB. 1938. LUMBER CODE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:992-996. DEC. 1934. DISCUSSION, 'PP.139-140, U.S. FOREST SERVICE VIEWPOINT OF THE NATIONAL 3523. HEADLEY, ROY. RECENT MECHANICAL AND OTHER INNOVATIONS IN INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. NATIONAL FOREST FIRE CONTROL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:178-186. FEB. 1932. 3539. HEINTZLEMAN, B. FRANK. FORESTS OF ALASKA. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE,1949. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 3524. HEADLEY, ROY. RELATION BETWEEN EFFORT AND RESULTS IN 1949 944 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, GRAPHS, INDEX. PUBLIC SERVICE. CALIFORNIA FORESTRY 1:36, 39-40. SEPT. 1917. PP. 361-372.

3525. HEADLEY, ROY. WHO STARTS THESE FIRES? AMERICAN FORESTS 3540. HEINTZLEMAN, B. FRANK. NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE 45:191-193. APR. 1939. NORTHLAND. AMERICAN FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:453-455, 483. JULY 1930, 3526. HEADLEY, ROY. WHY BIG NATIONAL FOREST FIRES? AMERICAN FORESTS 40:559-561, 597-598. DEC. 1934. 3541. HEINTZLEMAN, B. FRANK. SUBSTITUTE FOR ARTICLE X. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:225-229. MAR.1936. 3527. HEADY, HAROLD F., AND VAUX, HENRY J. MUST HISTORY REPEAT? JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 22:209-210. MAY REFERS TO THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. 1969. DISCUSSION, PP. 243-250.

MANAGEMENT OF PUBLICLY OWNED WILDLANDS FOR 3542. HELBURN, JULIAN W. REAPING WHERE WE HAVE NOT SOWN: RECREATIONAL USE.. PARALLELS.. MANAGEMENT OF SUCH PRACTICAL FORESTRY AS DISTINGUISHED FROM SENTIMENTAL LANDS FOR GRAZING. PRESERVATION OR STUPID DESTRUCTION... THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE 62:247-258. JULY 1906. 3528. HEALD, WELDON F. NOT TOO TAME-NOT TOO EASY, THAT'S THE CASCADE ADVENTURE ROAD. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:40-42. 3543. HENDEE, CLARK. SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES (OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA) FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1953. 3560. HESSEL, J. N. TRAILS OF THE SELWAY: ''IN AN AGELESS,

U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV. CALIFORNIA REGION. TIMELESS LAND OF MOUNTAINS AND TREES'' . . . AMERICAN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1954. 3 FORESTS 38:531-533. OCT.1932. PP. PROCESSED. SELWAY NATIONAL FOREST AND GAME REFUGE. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 3561 . HESSEY, CHARLES D., JR. ACROSS THE NORTH CASCADE PRIMITIVE AREA. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 74:5-9. 3544. HENDEE, JOHN C. AN EVALUATION OF THE NORTH CASCADES AUTUMN-WINTER 1960-1961. STUDY REPORT. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, INSTITUTE OF FOREST PRODUCTS, COLLEGE OF FORESTRY, CONTRIBUTION 3562. HEWES, LAURENCE I. WESTERN FOREST HIGHWAYS COME OF AGE: NO. 2. SEATTLE, WASH.: UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, THE LATE DR. HEWES WAS RESPONSIBLE FROM ITS INCEPTION 1966.15 PP., MAPS. FOR MAJOR FOREST HIGHWAY ENGINEERING IN THE WEST... AMERICAN FORESTS 66:42-44, 55-57 FEB. 1960. 3545. HENDEE, JOHN C., AND HARRIS, ROBERT W. FORESTERS PERCEPTION OF WILDERNESS-USER ATTITUDES AND SEE ALSO, ISSUE OF 66:34-36, 38, 40, MAR. 1960. PREFERENCES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:759-762. DEC. 1970. 3563, HEWLETT, JOHN D. ,AND METZ, LOUIS J. WATERSHED MANAGEMENT RESEARCH IN THE SOUTHEAST. JOURNAL OF 3546. HENDEE, JOHN C., AND MILLS, ARCHIE. ENCHANTMENT FORESTRY 58:269-271. APR. 1960. WILDERNESS: MANAGEMENT TO PRESERVE WILDERNESS VALUES. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 101:14-20. SPRING 1968, 3564. HEYWARD, FRANK. HOW FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP IN THE SOUTH AFFECTS THE COMMUNITY. NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE REFERS TO WILDERNESS AREA ON WENATCHEE NATIONAL CONFERENCE, TRANSACTIONS 1960:58-66. 1960. FOREST. 3565. HIATT, HARLAN C. THE DUTIES OF A DISTRICT RANGER. 3547. HENDERSON, GEORGE C. THE FOREST FIRE WAR IN CALIFORNIA. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FOREST CLUB, ANNUAL AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:531-534. SEPT. CRUISE 11:16-19, 43. 1930. 1924. 3566. HIBBARD, BENJAMIN H. A HISTORY OF THE PUBLIC LAND 3548. HENDRICKS, BERNARD A. GRAZING DAMAGE IN SOUTHWEST. POLICIES, NEW YORK:T1'HE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1924.

JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:562. JULY 1952. 586 PP., MAPS, TABLES, :DIAGRMS , BIBLIO., INDEX.

3549. HEPTING, GEORGE H. FOREST PATHOLOGY IN THE SOUTHERN SEE ESPECIALLY CHAPTERS 19,''THE TIMBER CULTURE

APPALACHIANS, 1900-1940. FOREST HISTORY 10:11-13, ACT'' : 21, ''DISPOSAL OF TIMBER AND TIMBER LANDS'': FALL, 1964. AND 26, ''RESERVED LANDS''.

3550. HEPTING, GEORGE H. HOW FOREST DISEASE AND INSECT 3567. HICKMAN, NOLLIE. MISSISSIPPI HARVEST: LUMBERING IN THE RESEARCH IS PAYING OFF: THE CASE FOR FOREST LONGLEAF PINE BELT,1840-1915. UNIVERSITY, MISS.: PATHOLOGY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:78-8). FEB. 1970. UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI PRESS, 1962. 306 PP.' BIBLIO., NOTES,INDEX. 3551. HERBERT, P. A. A FOREST POLICY FOR THE NATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:806-812. OCT. 1930. SOME REFERENCE TO FEDERAL POLICY AND REGULATION.

3552. HERBERT, P. A. NEW OR RENEWED VISION. JOURNAL OF 3568. HIDY, RALPH W., ET AL. TIMBER AND MEN: THE WEYERHAEUSER FORESTRY 30:754-755. OCT 1932. STORY. NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN CO. 1963. 704 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO.,INDEX, FOREST CONSERVATION. DEMONSTRATES INTERACTION BETWEEN PRIVATE FORESTRY AND 3553. HERBERT, P. A. OLD ORDER CHANGETH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY THE GOVERNMENT. 33:175-176. FEB. 1935. 3569. HIERONYMUS, GEORGE H., ET AL. A C.C. C. SYMPOSIUM. PROFESSIONAL FORESTERS BECOMING ADMISTRATORS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:930-951. DEC. 1934.

3554. HERGESHEIMER, JOSEPH. THE MAGNETIC WEST: THE HIGH 3570. HIGGINS, J. FACTS AND FIGURES REGARDING THE NEBRASKA VIRGINS. SATURDAY EVENING POST 195:20-21, 62, 64, PLANTING PROJECT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 25:1023-1030. 69-70. DEC.16,1922. DEC.1927.

3555. HERIIANN, BINGER. GOVERNMENT FORESTS AND THEIR 3571, HIGHSMITH, RICHARD M., ET AL. CONSERVATION IN THE UNITED PRESERVATION. THE FORESTER 5:76-79. APR. 1899. STATES. CHICAGO,ILL.: RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY, 1962. 322 PP., ILLUS. ,MAPS, TABLES, CHARTS, INDEX. BY THE COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE. RAND MCNALLY GEOGRAPHY SERIES; ASSOCIATION OF 3556. HERMANN, BINGER. THE UNITED STATES FOREST RANGER SYSTEM: AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS MONOGRAPH SERIES. SEE AN OFFICIALREVIEWOF THE NATIONAL FOREST RESERVES PARTICULARLY CHAPTERS 6, 7, 8, AND ID FOR GRAZING, AND THEIR ADMINISTRATION. THE FORESTER 5:195-199. FOREST RESOURCES, AND RECREATION LANDS. SEPT. 1899. 3572. HILDRETH, FEN S. REPORT OF ADVISORY BOARD ON NATIONAL BY THE COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE OF THE FORESTS. ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS' ASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. PROCEEDINGS 13:33-44. 1920.

3557. HERRING, W. E. IMPROVING THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 3573. HILL, R.R. GRAZING ADMINISTRATION OF THE NATIONAL FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:207-2)0. APR. 1907. FORESTS IN ARIZONA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:578-585. SEPT. 19)3. 3558. HERRING, W. E. WATER POWERS IN THE NORTHWEST. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 8:433-438. DEC. 1910. ALSO IN, THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, THE FOREST CLUB ANNUAL 5:7-15, 1913. 3559. HESS, DENNIS E., ET AL. WILDFIRES IN ALASKA, AMERICAN FORESTS 70:24-27, 70-72. FEB. 1964. 3574, HILL, RALPH R. WILDIFE MANAGEMENT IN RELATION TO MULTIPLE USE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 53:180-182. MAR. 1955. 3591. HOFMANN, J. V. NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE NORTH PACIFIC DISTRICT. IN,A NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. 3575. HILLMAN, JIMMYE S. AND MARTIN, WILLIAM E. ELEMENTS OF A ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: THE NATIONAL LAND USE POLICY. JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER WILLIAMS AND WILKINS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. 761 CONSERVATION 27:211-217. SEPT -OCT.1972. PP., TABLES, MAPS,ILLUS. ,INDEX.

3576. HINCKLEY, A. DEXTER. THE GYPSY MOTH: CAMPAIGNS TO SEE PP. 202-208 ERADICATE THE GYPSY MOTH ARE ABSURD... ENVIRONMENT 14:41-47. MAR. 1972. 3592. HOGEBOOM, CHARLES L. FOREST DEVASTATION. THE OUTLOOK 48:509-510. SEPT. 16,1893. 3577. HIRST, E. C. STATE FOREST FIRE PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26408-409. JULY 1920. SEE ALSO,ISSUE OF 49:662-663, APR. 14, 1894 FOR AN ADDITIONAL ARTICLE BY HOGEBOOM. MENTIONS FIRE PROTECTION FEATURES UNDER WEEKS ACT.

3593. HOGNER, DOROTHY (CHILDS). CONSERVATION IN AMERICA. 3578. HOAR, CROSBY A. NATIONAL POLICIES GOVERNING FIRE CONTROL PHILDELPHIA, PENN.: J.B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, 1958. IN NEW ENGLAND. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:763-767. 240 PP., ILLUS. ,INDEX. SEPT. 1941.

SEE PARTICULARLY CHAPTERS 2,ON WILDERNESS, 7, ON 3579. HOARDS DAIRYMAN. HOW UNCLE SAM SAVES THE WASTE. WILDLIFE, AND 8, ON FORESTS. HOARDS DAIRYMAN 71 :212-213. FEB. 19, 1926. 3594. HOLBROOK, STEWART H. (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY WENT WEST. ARTICLE ON THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:16-23, 52-53. MAR. 1958.

3580. HOBBS, J. E. THE BEGINNINGS OF LUMBERING AS AN INDUSTRY 3595. HOLBROOK, STEWART H. BURNING AN EMPIRE: THE STORY OF IN THE NEW WORLD AND FIRST EFFORTS AT FOREST AMERICAN FOREST FIRES. NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN PROTECTION: A HISTORICAL STUDY. FORESTRY OUARTERLY COMPANY, 1943. 229 PP., ILLUS. , MAPS, BIBL)O.,INDEX. 4:14-23. MAR. 1906.

CONDENSED IN, SCIENCE DIGEST 15:86.88. FEB. 1944. 3581. HOBBS, WILLIAM B. OFFICIAL SCIENCE UNDER THE (WILLIAM H.I TAFT ADMINISTRATION. THE NATION 90:374. APR. 3596. HOLBROOK, STEWART H. FOREST ARCHITECTURE- -OLD AND NEW. 14, 1910. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:558-561. DEC. 1936.

MENTIONS THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY AND A FEW RANGER HOUSING. OF ITS RESULTS ON THE GOVERNMENTS ATTITUDES TOWARDS SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS. A LETTER TO THE EDITOR. 3597. HOLBROOK, STEWART H. FORTY MEN AND A FIRE. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:251-253. JUNE 1940. 3582. HOCHMUTH, H. R. FEDERAL RANGE LANDS AND THE RANCHER IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FIRE CONTROL AND SUPPRESSION ON THE SISKIYOU NATIONAL 46:159-164. MAR.1948. FOREST.

3583. HODGE, HUGH 1. BIG GAME AND LIVESTOCK ON NEW MEXICO 3598. HOLBROOK, STEWART H. THE GREAT TILLAMOOK FIRE. THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE PRODUCER 13:6-7. NOV. 1931, AMERICAN MERCURY 63:726-730. DEC. 946.

3584. HODGE, HUGH 1. LAST STRAW. THE PRODUCER 15:15.16, MAY 3599. HOLBROOK, STEWART H. LOGGING THE BLOWDOWN. AMERICAN 1934. FORESTS 45:73-75. FEB. 1939.

FENCING OF NATIONAL FORESTS TO CUT OFF STOCK GRAZING. EASTERN FORESTS DAMAGED BY HURRICANE.

3585. HODGE, WILLIAM C. THE LOOKOUT ON MOUNT LASSEN. 3600. HOLBROOK, STEWART H. MOUNT HOOD ON SKIS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:568-571. AUG. 1914. FORESTS 42:62-64, 92. FEB. 1936.

3586. HODGSON, CASPAR W. MOUNTAIN MEADOWS LOST. AMERICAN 3601. HOLBROOK, STEWART H. RADIO FOR THE FIRE LINE: FOREST FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:405-406, 426-427. JULY 1926. SERIVCE DEVELOPS PORTABLE SET... AMERICAN FORESTS 39:59-61. FEB.1933. CONCERNING GRAZING CONTROVERSY.

3602. HOLLEMAN, BOYCE. WAR ON THE FIRE FELONS. AMERICAN 3587. HUDSON R. E. THE EFFECT OF GRAZING ON FOREST CONDITIONS FORESTS 70:29, 63-65. FEB, 1964. IN THE CARIBOU NATIONAL FOREST. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 8:158-168. JUNE 1910. 3603. HOLLINGSWORTH, HAROLD M. , AND HOLMES, WILLIAM F., EQS. ESSAYS ON THE NEW DEAL. THE WALTER PRESCOTT WEBB PROBLEMS FOREST SUPERVISORS FACE IN THE ADMINI5TRATON MEMORIAL LECTURES. AUSTIN, TEXAS: THE UNIVERSITY OF OF FOREST GRAZING. TEXAS PRESS,1969. 115 PP.

3588. HUDSON, E. R. USE OF DEAD TIMBER IN NATIONAL FORESTS. SEE PARTICULARLY WILMAN H. DROZE'S ARTICLE,''THE NEW SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 64:259, OCT. 26,1907. DEAL'S SHELTERBELT PROJECT, 1934-1942'', PP. 23-48.

3589. HOFFMAN, ARTHUR F. C. AND DRUEGER, THEODORE. FOPESTRY 3604. HOLMAN, JACK. COOPERATIVE APPROACH TO FORESTRY PROGRAMS IN THE BLACK HILLS. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF IN MISSISSIPPI. JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, CONSERVATION 20:140-141. JULY-AUG.1965. D.C.: GPO,1949. 944 PP. ILLUS. MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. 3605. HOLMES, J.A. THE PROPOSED APPALACHIAN PARK. THE FORESTER 6:160-163. JULY 1900. REFERENCE TO BLACK HILLS NATIONAL FOREST AND HARNEY NATIONAL FOREST, PP. 319-326. 3606. HOLMES, J. S. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF FORESTS. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 7:9-17, 1925. 3590. HOFFMAN, DON 11, OLD ROADS FOR NEW: KEEPING THE ROADS OF OUR NATIONAL FORESTS OPEN AND SERVICEABLE DEMANDS 3607. HOLMES, J. S. PUBLICLY OWNED FORESTS AND THEIR PLACE IN GREAT SKILL AND MODERN EQUIPMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS A COUNTRY-WIDE FORESTRY PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF 8 FOREST LIFE 34:337-339, 384. JUNE 1928. FORESTRY 24:159-165. FEB. 1926. 3608. HOLMES, J. S. REPORT OF THE LEGISLATION COMMITTEE. YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 5:30-36. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, 1923. CHARTS, TABLES,INDEX.

3609. HOLMES, J. S. USE OF THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN FORESTS SEE PP. 682-685. FOR RECREATION. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 11:286-292. JULY 1916. 3626 HOSLEY, NEIL W., El AL. THE STATUS OF FEDERAL AGENCIES IN FOREST-WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 3610. HOLST, MONTEREY L. A NOTE ON THE EMASCULATION OF A 44:897-902. NOV. 1946. FOREST FIRE LAW. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:877-878. DEC.1945. 3627. HOSMER, RALPH S. THE ATTITUDE OF THE FORESTRY PROFESSION TOWARD A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. JOURNAL OF REFERS TO A FOREST FIRE ACT PASSED IN RHODE ISLAND IN FORESTRY 21 :543-552. OCT. 1923. 1798. COMMENT BY J.P. KINNEY, PP. 878-879. 3628. HOSMER, RALPH S. EARLY DAYS IN FOREST SCHOOL AND FOREST 3611. HONEYWELL, JESSE M. FIRES IN ALASKA. AMERICAN FORESTS SERVICE. FOREST HISTORY 16:6-11, OCT 1972. 65:23, 54-55. NOV. 1959. REPRINT OF AN INTERVIEW WITH BRUCE C. HARDING. 3612. HOOD, LESLIE, AND MORGAN, JAMES K. WHOSE HOME ON THE RANGE? SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 57:4-Il. MAY 1972. 3629. 1-IOSMER, RALPH S. EDUCATION IN PROFESSIONAL FORESTRY. IN, FIFTY YEARS OF FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED. BY 3613. HOOVER, HERBERT. PRESIDENT (HERBERT) HOOVER ON ROBERT K. WINTERS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF CONSERVATION, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:11. AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1950. 385 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO., JAN. 1930. INDEX.

EXTRACT FROM THE PRESIDENT'S MESSSAGE TO CONGRESS, PP. 299-315. DECEMBER 3,1929. 3630 HOSMER, RALPH S. HOW THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HELPS NEW 3614. HOPKINS, HOWARD. A NATION-WIDE FORESTRY PROGRAM. YORK STATE IN FORESTRY. NEW YORK FORESTRY 10:9-12. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:523-529. JUNE 1941. JAN. -FEB.-MAR. 1930.

COMMENT BY MYRON KRUEGER, P. 529. 3631. HOSMER, RALPH S. ONE ASPECT OF THE NATIONAL PROGRAM OF FORESTRY: COST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:9-12. JAN. 3615. HOPKINS, HOWARD. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COOPERATIVE 1920. OPPORTUNITIES BETWEEN FEDERAL AND STATE FOREST AGENCIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:1110-1115 NOV. 3632. HOSMER, RALPH S. PROPOSED NATIONAL TIMBERLAND POLICIES: 1938. EVOLUTION OF POLICIES, RESULTING IN PLACING TWO DOMINATE PROGRAMS BEFORE CONGRESS... HARDWOOD 3616. HOPKINS, HOWARD, AND OWSLEY, CLIFFORD. WHO WILL RECORD 50:16-17, 24 26-27. DEC. 25, 1920. LEAD. ..IN CONSERVATION OPPORTUNITY NUMBER ONE? AMERICAN FORESTS 64:19, 42-44. NOV. 1958. 3633. HOSMER, RALPH S. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS TOWARD A FOREST POLICY: FOR STATE AND NATION... LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 3617. HOPKINS, MARY B. WOOD GROWN 10 ORDER. SCIENTIFIC 45:37-39. NOV. 25, 1923. AMERICAN 158:141. MAR. 1938. 3634. HOSMER, RALPH S. RECENT STEPS IN THE DEVELOPMENT IN OUR ARTICLE ON THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. THE CORNELL COUNTRYMAN 28:138-139. MAR. 1931. 3618. HOPKINS, WALTER S. ARE FORESTERS ADEQUATELY CONTRIBUTING TO THE SOLUTION OF AMERICA'S CRITICAL SOCIAL 3635. HOSMER, RALPH S. THE ROLE OF RESEARCH IN FORESTRY. PROBLEMS? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:17-21. JAN. 1970. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 85:28, 30. JULY 14,1927.

3619. HOPSON, RUTH E. THE THREE SISTERS WILDERNESS AREA. 3636. HOSMER, RALPH S. THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS: AN NATURE MAGAZINE 44:369-373. AUG.-SEPT. 1951. HISTORICAL SUMMARY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:837-854. NOV. 1940. 3620. HORN, STANLEY F. TREES GROW. THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY 166:342-348. SEPT. 1940. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 48: 756-780 NOV. 1950.

FORESTS AND FORESTRY IN THE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES. 3637, HOSMER, RALPH S. SOME RECOLLECTIONS OF GIFFORD PINCHOT, 1898-1904, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:558-562. AUG. 3621. HORNING, WALTER H. OREGON CHECKERBOARD, TWENTY YEARS 1945. LATER, AMERICAN FORESTS 63:10-13, 36, 38. DEC. 1957. SAME ARTICLE IN ISSUE OF 63:587-589, AUG. 1965.

3622. HORNING, WALTER H. THE OTHER SIDE OF OLYMPUS. JOURNAL 3638. HOSIETLER, ALICE WATTS. ARBOR DAY SHRINES. AMERICAN OF FORESTRY 34:750-754. AUG. 1936, FORESTS 38:357-380. JUNE 1932.

REFERS TO THE MT. OLYMPUS FOREST-PARK CONTROVERSY. 3639. HOICHKISS, GEORGE W. HISTORY OF THE LUMBER AND FOREST INDUSTRY OF THE NORTHWEST. CHICAGO, ILL. :G.W. 3623. HORNKOHL, LEON W. RANGE MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS ON THE HOTCHKISS & CO.,1898. 754 PP.,ILLUS., INDEX. MISSOURI NATIONAL FORESTS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1948:232-238. 1949. SEE PP. 724-744 FOR FORESTRY CONDITIONS AND INTERESTS IN WISCONSIN AS VIEWED BY THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. 3624. HORTICULTURE. UPSETTING NATURE'S EQUILIBRIUM. HORTICULTURE 16:264. JUNE 15,1938. 3640. HOICHKISS, GEORGE W. THE LUMBER DEALERS' INTEREST IN FOREST PRESERVATION. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER CORPS. DISCUSSION IN ISSUES OF 16:280, JULY 1,1938; PUBLISHING CO., 1905. 474 PP.

16:296, JULY 15,1938; AND 16:312, AUG. 1, 1938. PP. 189-193. 3625. HOSKINS, R. N. RAILROADS AND FORESTERS. IN, TREES: 3641. HOUGH, A,F. NATURAL AREA ESTABLISHED IN NORTHWESTERN 3653 HOUGH, FRANKLIN B. REPORT UPON FORESTRY. WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA VIRGIN FOREST. ECOLOGY 22:85-86. JAN. D.C.: GPO, 1880. 618 PP., TABLES, CHARTS, INDEX. 1941

3654 HOUGH, FRANKLIN B. REPORT UPON FORESTRY. WASHINGTON, TIONESTA EXPERIMENTAL FOREST ESTABLISHED. D.C.: GPO, 1882. 318 PP., TABLES, CHARTS, INDEX.

3642. HOUGH, A. F. TIONESTA FOREST FORMALLY SET ASIDE. 3655 HOUGH, FRANKLIN B., ED. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF AMERICAN FORESTS 46:565. DEC. 1940, FORESTRY; DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF FOREST TREE PLANTING, THE FORMATION AND CARE OF WOODLANDS, AND 3643. HOUGH, EMERSON. ADDRESS ON STATE FOREST MANAGEMENT, ORNAMENTAL PLANTING GENERALLY, AND TO VARIOUS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON THE PRESERVATION OF THE ECONOMIES THEREIN CONCERNED. CINCINNATI, OHIO: ADIRONDACK FORESTS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE ROBERT CLARKE AND CO., 1882-1883. 589 PP. STATE OF NEW YORK. NEW YORK: PRESS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1884. 13 PP. TABLES. A MONTHLY JOURNAL EDITED BY HOUGH AND PUBLISHED BETWEEN OCT. 1882-SEPT, 1883. BOUND IN ONE VOLUME ADDRESS DEMONSTRATES HOUGH'S ATTITUDE TOWARD FOREST AND A COPY DEPOSITED Al THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION. LIBRARY.

3644. HOUGH, EMERSON. THE PRESIDENTS FOREST. SATURDAY 3656. HOUGH, FRANKLIN B., El AL. THE PROPER VALUE AND EVENING POST 194:6-7. JAN. 14, 1922. MANAGEMENT OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER LANDS AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF NORTH AMERICAN FOREST TREES, BEING CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 194:23, 57-58, 60, 63. JAN. 21, PAPERS READ AT THE U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE, MAY 1922. KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST. 7-8, 1884. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. MISC. SPECIAL kEPT, 5. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 1884. 47 PP. 3645. H000H, EMERSON. THE SLAUGHTER OF THE TREES. EVERYBODY'S MAGAZINE 18:579-592. MAY 1908. 3657. HOUGH, HENRY W, MINING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:2-3. DEC. 1954. 3646. HOUGH, FRANKLIN B. THE ELEMENTS OF FORESTRY, DESIGNED TO AFFORD INFORMATION CONCERNING THE PLANTING AND CARE LETTER TO THE EDITOR.

OF FOREST TREES FOR ORNAMENT OR PROFIT. , PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO THE WANTS AND CONDITIONS OF THE UNITED 3658. HOUGH, ROMEYN B. THE INCIPIENCY OF THE FORESTRY MOVEMENT STATES. CINCINNATI, OHIO: ROBERT CLARKE AND CO., IN AMERICA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:547-550. AUG. 1882. 381 PP.' ILLUS., INDEX. 1913.

3647. HOIJGH, FRANKLIN B. FAMILIAR TALK ABOUT TREES: DELIVERED 3659. HOUSE AND GARDEN. ANOTHER ENEMY TO CONQUER. HOUSE AND IN THE HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, CONCORD, GARDEN 88:130. SEPT.1945. AT A MEETING OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.. JUNE 13,1883. CONCORD, N.H.: THE FEDERAL OFFICIALS OPEN WARTIME FOREST FIRE PREVENTION REPUBLICAN PRESS,1883. 12 PP. CAMPAIGN.

A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL 3660. HOIJSMAN, EDWARD. WAYS TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES: ADVANCED LIBRARY. ELECTRONIC GEAR, WATER BOMBS AND CLOUD SEEDING

TECHNIQUES ARE BEING TESTED. . ONE NEW DEVICE, AN 3648. HOUGH, FRANKLIN B. ON THE DUTY OF GOVERNMENTS IN THE INFRARED ''EYE'', DETECTS FIRES AT LONG RANGE. PRESERVATION OF FORESTS. REPRINT. SALEM, MASS.: SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 68:70-7). JULY 30,1955. SALEM PRESS, 1873.10 PP. 3661, HOUSTON, DAVID F. ADVANCE IN GRAZING FEES ON NATIONAL FROM THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF FORESTS: FIVE-YEAR PERMITS. AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER SCIENCE, PROCEEDINGS 1873. & WOOL GROWER 38:794. DEC. 1918.

3649. HOUGH, FRANKLIN B. ON THE IMPORTANCE OF GIVING TIMELY 3662. HOUSTON, DAVID F. DECISION REGARDING GRAZING FEES. THE ATTENTION TO THE GROWTH OF WOODLANDS FOR THE SUPPLY NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 7:27-28. FEB. 1917. OF CHARCOAL FOR PIETALURGICAL (SIC) USES. NP,, 1880. 14 PP. REPRINT OF LETTER, HOUSTON TO SW, MCCLURE, SECRETARY NATIONAL WOOL GROWER'S ASSOCIATION. A PAPER READ BEFORE THE U.S. ASSOCIATION OF CHARCOAL IRON WORKERS, IN HARRISBURG, PA., OCT. 21,1880. A 3663. HOUSTON, DAVID F. THE NATIONAL FOREST ADMINISTRATION. COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:867-869. DEC. 1914. LIBRARY. 3664. HOUSTON, DAVID F. THE NATIONAL FOREST ENTERPRISES. 3650. HOUGH, FRANKLIN B. PROGRESS OF FORESTRY INVESTIGATION, AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:750-752, DEC. 1916. IN, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., REPORT (1880). WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1881. 672 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES, EXTRACT FROM THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF INDEX. AGRICULTURE.

SEE PP. 653-656. 3665. HOUSTON, DAVID F. THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:153-157. MAR. 1916. 3651. HOUGH, FRANKLIN B. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO

MEMORIALIZE CONGRESS AND STATE LEGISLATURES REGARDING 3666, HOWLETT, II. R. MULTIPLE-USEFOREST MANAGEMENT AND THE THE CULTIVATION OF TIMBER AND THE PRESERVATION OF TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FORESTS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT 63:355-357. MAY 1965. OF SCIENCE, PROCEEDINGS (1878), 27:29-40. 1879. 3667. HOYLE, RAYMOND J. THE STUMBLING BLOCK OF FORESTRY. THIS VOLUME REPRINTED IN 1884. ARTICLE ALSO PRINTED JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:741-744. AUG. 1935. AS A SEPARATE ENTITLED, ''REPORT UPON FORESTRY...'', SALEM, MASS. :THE SALEM PRESS, 1878,14 PP. REJOINER BY W,N. SPARHAWK, PP. 745-747. FOREST POLICY. 3652. HOUGH, FRANKLIN B. REPORT UPON FORESTRY. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1878. 650 PP., TABLES, CHARTS, INDEX. 3668. HUBER, WILLIAM W. OUR LOVING PUBLIC. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:6-7, 57-59. AUG. 1963. FOREST RCREAT ION. 3685. HUNTER, NEIL. NEW YELLOW DUST IN PLACERVILLE: CROSSBRED TREES PROMISE TO ADD TREMENDOUSLY TO OUR TIMBER 3669. HUFF, R. 0. FEDERAL TAXATION OF INCOME FROM TIMBER. WEALTH. READERS DIGEST 59:121-123. AUG. 1951. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 54:254-257. APR.1956. 3686. HUNTINGTON, ELLSWORTH. MARGINAL LAND AND THE SHELTER 3670. HUGHES, B. 0., AND DUNNING, DUNCAN. PINE FORESTS OF BELT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:804-812. NOV. 1934. CALIFORNIA. IN TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRIC. 1949. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP. ILLUS. MAPS 3687. HURO, CHARLES W. B. THE FORESTRY ARMY AT THE FRONT: THE TABLES, GRAPHS, INDEX. BUSY RELIEF CAMPS WHERE 310,000 RECRUITS ARE CARRYING ON A PEACE-TIME CONSERVATION CAMPAIGN. . . LITERARY PP. 352-359. DIGEST 116:5-6. SEPT. 9,1933.

3671. HUGHES, JAY M. WILDERNESS AND ECONOMICS. JOURNAL OF ARTICLE ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. FORESTRY 66:855-858. NOV. 1968. 3688. HURD, E. S. SHOULD WE CHANGE THE NAME OF 3672. HULBERT, WILLIAM D. THE FOREST FIRE PROBLEM. THE ''CONSERVATION''? SHOULD THE TERM ''CONSERVATION' OUTLOOK 97:207-213. JAN. 28 1911. HAVE A FLEXIBLE OR RIGID MEANING? SHOULD WE CHANGE IT? AMERICAN FORESTS 70:22-23, 42, 44-46. MAR. 3673. HULT, ROBY EL. NORTHWEST DISASTER: AVALANCHE AND FIRE. 1964. PORTLAND, ORE.: BINFORDS AND MORT, PUBLISHERS, 1960. 228 PP. ILLUS. BIBLIO. INDEX. 3689. HURD, RICHARD II. SAGEBRUSH TO GRASS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 30:11-12, 26. APR. 1949. 3674. HUMBERT, JOHN, AND DASMANN, WILLIAM. RANGE MANAGEMENT- -A RESTATEMENT OF DEFINITIONS AND OBJECTIVES, JOURNAL FOREST SERVICE PLANTS GRASS ON NEVADA RANGE. OF FORESTRY 43:263-264. APR. 1945. 3690. HURSH, CHARLES R. FOREST LEGION CARRIES ON! PHOTOGRAPHS 3675. HUMPHREY, HUBERT H. A PLAN TO SAVE TREES, LAND, AND OF AUTHENTIC BATTLE SCENES TAKEN FROM THE FRONT LINES

BOYS: . . .AN UP-TO-DATE VERSION OF A NEW DEAL BY THE AUTHOR. AMERICAN FORESTS 38:16-19. JAN. PROGRAM... HARPER'S MAGAZINE 218:53-57. JAN.1959. 1932.

3676. HUNT, GEORGE M. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. IN, TREES: BATTLE AGAINST EROSION IN THE FORESTS. YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, 3691. HURST, JAMES W. LAW AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: THE LEGAL CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. HISTORY OF THE LUMBER INDUSTRY IN WISCONSIN, 1836-1915. CAMBRIDGE, MASS.: BELKNAP PRESS, 1964. SEE PP. 647-651. 946 PP.' ILLUS. ,MAP, TABLES, INDEX.

3677. HUNT, JOHN C. THE BIG MOP UP. AMERICAN FORESTS FREQUENT REFERENCES TO NATIONAL FOREST POLICY AND 70:10-13, 48, 50, 52. APR. 1964. FOREST RESERVES.

FOREST DAMAGE IN THE NORTHWEST. 3692. HURT, BERT, AND JONES, WILLIAM V. DETAILED SETTING PLANNING IN TIMBER SALES OPERATIONS ON THE SIERRA 3678. HUNT, JOHN C. BURNING ALASKA. AMERICAN FORESTS NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:836-840. 64:12-15, 40-42. AUG. 1958. OCT.1930.

REPLY WITH REJOINER BY MORGAN COE,ISSUE OF 64:4, 73. 3693. HURTT, LEON C. MYSTERY OF THE CANDLE AND THE CAN. OCT. 1958. AMERICAN FORESTS 38:499-500, 524-525. SEPT. 1932.

3679. HUNT, JOHN C. THE DAY THE MOUNTAIN FELL. AMERICAN TRACKING DOWN AN INCENDIARY. FORESTS 68:26-27, 49-51. MAY 1962, 3694. HUSER, VERNE. THE GREEN RIVER: USE IT OR LOSE IT? LANDSLIDE IN MADISON RIVER CANYON IN THE GALLATIN AMERICAN FORESTS 77:20-23, 51-52. JUNE 1971. NATIONAL FOREST. BRIDGER NATIONAL FOREST. 3680. HUNT, JOHN C. ERUPTION IN THE NORTHWEST. AMERICAN FORESTS 73:22-25, 48, 50, 52. NOV. 1967. 3695. HUSER, VERNE. WHO NEEDS THE CLARK'S FORK CANYON ROAD? AMERICAN FORESTS 77:24-27. DEC. 1971. FIRE INCIDENCE AND DAMAGE IN THE NORTHWESTERN FORESTS. BEARTOOTH PRIMITIVE AREA, MONTANA.

3681. HUNT, JOHN C. THE FOREST MEN MADE. AMERICAN FORESTS 3696. HUSER, VERNE. WILL HELLS CANYON BE SOLD DOWN THE RIVER? 71:18-21, 46-48. NOV. 1965. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:11-15. JUNE 1972.

SEE, ALSO, ISSUE OF 71:32-35, 48-50, DEC. 1965. 3697. HUSTON, PAUL G. THE DAY'S WORK OF A FORESTER. THE CREDITS GIVEN, ISSUE OF 72:3, JAN.1966. NEBRASKA ATLANTIC MONTHLY 89:507-518. APR. 1902. NATIONAL FOREST. 3698. HUTCHINSON, WALLACE. BATTLE OF MATILIJA CANYON. 3682. HUNT, JOHN C. IF WAR COMES TO THE FORESTS. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTS 39:2-5, 26. JAN. 1933. FORESTS 47:406-409, 434, 447. SEPT. 1941. FIRE SUPPRESSION ON A CALIFORNIA NATIONAL FOREST. 3683. HUNT, JOHN C. THE PEACEFUL WARPATH. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:36-38, 61-62. MAR,1964. 3699. HUTCHINSON, WALLACE. THE EYES OF THE FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:461-468. AUG. 1922. COMMENTS ON INDIAN FIRE FIGHTERS. FOREST FIRE LOOKOUTS. 3684. HUNT, JOHN C. WHEN LASSEN BLEW ITS STACK. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:28-31. JUNE 1972. 3700. HUTCHINSON, WALLACE. FOREST FIRE--A NATIONAL PROBLEM. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:675-683, NOV. 1921. LASSEN NATIONAL FOREST. 3701. HUTCHINSON, WALLACE. PONY BLIMPS FOR FIGHTING FOREST FIRES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:618-619 OCT. 1921, EDITORIAL.

3702. HUTCHINSON, WALLACE. SINGED, BUT SAFE: A RANGER BILL 3718. THE INDEPENDENT. FOREST PROTECTION. THE INDEPENDENT STORY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:432-433. 55:1471-1473. JUNE 18,1903. JULY 1930.

EDITORIAL. 3703. HUTCHISON, S. BLAIR. OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES. IN,FIFTY YEARS OF FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED, BY ROBERT K. 3719. THE INDEPENDENT. FORESTRY AND LAND SERVICE. THE WINTERS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENT 68:118-119, JAN. 20, 1910.

FORESTERS, 1950. 385 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO. , INDEX. HENRY S. GRAVES APPOINTED CHIEF FORESTER. INCLUDES CCC., NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION. PP. 208-221. 3720. THE INDEPENDENT. A MISSION OF THE TREES. THE INDEPENDENT 55:985-987. APR. 23,1903. 3704. HUYCK, DOROTHY B. THE NATIONAL FORESTS COME ALIVE: NEW VISTAS THROUGH V(ISITOR) IINFORMATION) SIERVICE). EDITORIAL ON SHELTERBELT PROJECT. AMERICAN FORESTS 72:12-16. APR. 1966.

3721, THE INDEPENDENT. MR. (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT'S LAND POLICY. 3705. HYDE, ARTHUR M. YOUR NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN THE INDEPENDENT 62:404-405, FEB. 21, 1907. FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:387-389. JULY 1930.

3722, THE INDEPENDENT. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVES. THE 3706. ICKES, HAROLD L. CONSERVATION AND DEMOCRACY. NP, INDEPENDENT 62:579-580. MAR. 14, 1907. 1939.16 PP., PROCESSED,

3723. THE INDEPENDENT. THE PEOPLE'S PROBLEM. THE INDEPENDENT PRESS RELEASE. AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE 69TH 66:204-206. JAN. 28, 1909. ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS, CLEVELAND, OHIO, FEB. 27, EDITORIAL ON FOREST CONSERVATION. 1939. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 3724. THE INDEPENDENT. PLANTING FORESTS. THE INDEPENDENT 56:392-394, FEB.18, 1904 3707, ICKES, HAROLD L. NOT GUILTY: AN OFFICIAL INQUIRY INTO THE CHARGES MADE BY (LOUIS R.I GLAVIS AND IGIFFORD) EDITORIAL. PINCHOT AGAINST RICHARD A. BALLINGER, SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, 1909-1911, U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR, 3725, THE INDEPENDENT. THE PRESIDENT'S (WILLIAM H. TAFT) OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1940. CONSERVATION PLAN. THE INDEPENDENT 68:155-156. JAN. 58 Pp. 20,1910.

3708. ICKES, HAROLD L. THE SECRET DIARY OF HAROLD L. ICKES. EDITORIAL. 3 VOLS. NEW YORK: SIMON & SCHUSTER, 1953-1954. 738 PP., 759 PP., 695 PP., INDEX. 3726. INTERNATIONAL TAX ASSOCIATION. FOREST TAXATION. COLUMBUS, OHIO: 1908. 42 PP. 3709. ILLICK, JOSEPH S. FORESTRY IN OUR CONSTITUTIONS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:288-299, MAR. 1938. 3727. IRRIGATION AGE, LAND CLASSIFICATION GIVES NATIONAL FORESTS PERMANENCE. IRRIGATION AGE 32:39, JAN. 3710. ILLUSTRATED WORLD. STOPPING A NATIONAL PERIL, EROSION. 1917. ILLUSTRATED WORLD 34:823-824. JAN. 1921.

3728. ISAAC, G. J. , AND MALONE, P. E. TAX TREATMENT OF INCOME 3711. THE INDEPENDENT. AN AMERICAN FORESTRY SYSTEM. THE FROM FARM WOODLAND UNDER THE REVENUE ACT OF 1943. INDEPENDENT 61 :830-831. OCT. 4,1906. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 1944. 8 PP.

EDITORIAL ON FOREST POLICY. 3729. ISAAC, LEO A. THE SEED FLIGHT EXPERIMENT: POLICY HEEDS RESEARCH, FOREST HISTORY 16:54-60. OCT.1972. 3712. THE INDEPENDENT. CAN FLOODS BE PREVENTED! THE INDEPENDENT 55:1474-1475. JUNE 18, 1903. 3730. ISE, JOHN. THE UNITED STATES FOREST POLICY. NEW HAVEN, CONN. :YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS,(920. 395 PP., MAP, EDITORIAL. TABLES, B)BLIO. ,INDEX.

3713. THE INDEPENDENT. THE CONFERENCE OF GOVERNORS. THE 3731. IVY, THOMAS P, FORESTRY PROBLEMS IN THE UNITED STATES. INDEPENDENT 64:1151-1152. MAY 21, 1908. HENDERSONVILLE, NC,: NP. 1906. 47 PP.

EDITORIAL. ALSO PUBLISHED OR DISTRIBUTED BY THE ARCHWAY BOOKSTORE, BOSTON, MASS., 1906. 3714. THE INDEPENDENT. DEFORESTATION AND DROUGHT. THE

INDEPENDENT 68:998-999. MAY 5, 1910. 3732. JACKMAN, E. R. PARKLIKE GRASSLANDS IN WESTERN FORESTS, THE AUTHOR CLAIMS, HAVE BEEN INVADED BY BRUSHY EDITORIAL. UNDERGROWTH TO SUCH AN EXTENT THAT WE HAVE-LOST-TWO HUNDRED MILLION POUNDS OF MEAT. THE COUNTRY 3715. THE INDEPENDENT, FIGHTNG THE RED DEMON OF THE FOREST: GENTLEMAN 119:15, 95-97. JAN. 1949. THE WARFARE OF THE FOREST RANGERS AGAINST DESTRUCTION BY FIRE... THE INDEPENDENT 113:363-366, NOV. 8 3733. JACKSON, E. R. THE FOREST RANGER. AMERICAN FORESTRY 1924. 17:445-455. AUG. 1911.

A PICTORIAL ACCOUNT, 3734. JACKSON, JAMES P. TREES ACROSS THE PLAINS. AMERICAN FORESTS 73:34-35, 52-53. NOV. 1967, 3716. THE INDEPENDENT. A FOREST CONGRESS, THE INDEPENDENT 58:52-54, JAN. 5,1905. ARTICLE ON SHELTERBELTS.

3717. THE INDEPENDENT. FOREST FIRES. THE INDEPENDENT 69:891. 3735. JACOBS, WILLIAM F, SUBSISTENCE FIRE TOWERS. AMERICAN OCT. 20,1910. FORESTS 45:416, AUG. 1939. 3736. JACQUES, FLORENCE P. CHERISHED WILDERNESS: BY CANOE AND PP., PROCESSED. SNOWSHOE IN A PRIMEVAL WONDERLAND WHICH ANY NATURE LOVER WILL WANT TO SEE PRESERVED-THE OUETICO-SUPERIDR A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, AREA.. NATURAL HISTORY 59:254-258. JUNE 1950. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. REFERS TO THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA. 3737. JAENICKE, ALEXANDER J. PROGRESS OF THE U. S. FOREST SERVICE AS REFLECTED IN THE FORESTERS REPORTS FOR 3752. JEFFERS, D. S. FURTHER COMMENTS ON THE C. C. C. 191), 1912, 1913. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 12:397-407, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:298-302. MAR. 1936. SEPT. 1914. 3753. JEFFERS, 0. 5. MULTIPLE USE OF WILD LANDS IN THE ROCKY 3738. JAMES, GEORGE A. AND CDTTRELL, RICHARD L. TO CUT OR NOT MOUNTAIN AND INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. JOURNAL OF TO CUT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:57-59. JAN. 1968. FORESTRY 41 :627-632. SEPT. 1943.

3739. JAMES, GEORGE A. AND SCHREUDER, HANS T. ESTIMATING 3754. JENKINS, BILL, AND SAWYER, ROBERT W. OREGON VIEWS RECREATION USE ON THE SAN GORGONIO WILDERNESS. KLAMATH SITUATION: KLAMATH WATER BIG COG IN OREGON'S JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:490-493. AUG.1971. PROSPECTS: KLAMATH TIMBER SHOULD BEIN NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:24-26, 46-47. MAR. 3740. JAMES, GEORGE S. UP ON THE BOUNDARY. AMERICAN FORESTS 1958. 76:24-27, 50-51. NOV. 1970. SEE PARTICULARLY SAWYER'S ARTICLE, PP. 25-26, 47. REFERS TO THE BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA, SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. 3755. JENSEN, A. W. THE MANTI FOREST RESERVE: DESCRIPTION OF A TYPICAL RESERVATION IN UTAH. FORESTRY AND 3741. JAMES, HARRY C. THE FOREST SERVICE AND RECREATION. IRRIGATION 12:291 -293, JUNE 1906. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:28-29, 48, 50. JAN.1957. 3756. JEWETT, G.F. AN AMERICAN PLAN FOR FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FOR REPLY BY J.T. KRYGIER, ET AL., SEE ISSUE OF FORESTRY 32:308-314. MAR, 934. 63:61-62, APR.1957. INCLUDES COMMENTS OF WILLIAM L. HALL, PP. 313-314, 3742. JAMES, LEE M. DETERMINING FOREST LANDOWNERSHIP AND ITS AND WARD SHEPARD, P.3)4. RELATION TO TIMBER MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:257-260. APR.1950. 3757. JOHNSON, BOLLING A. ''COOPERATION BETWEEN THE LUMBERMAN AND THE FORESTER''. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 37:29-30. SEE ALSO PP. 261 -264 FOR COMMENT. OCT. 25,1919,

3743. JAOUES, F. P. CHERISHED WILDERNESS. NATURAL HISTORY 3758. JOHNSON, BOLLING A., ED. ISA ''PERMANENT TIMBER-LAND 59:254-258. JUNE 1950. POLICY'' POSSIBLE? LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 36:21 -26. JUNE 10,1919. SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. THIS SERIES CONTINUED ON A MONTHLY BASIS THROUGH JULY 3744. JARDINE, JAMES T. EFFICIENT REGULATION OF GRAZING IN 10, 1920. RELATION TO TIMBER PRODUCTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:367-382. APR. 1920. 3759. JOHNSON, CURTIS N. MULTIPLE USE ADMINISTRATION ON A CHAPARRAL CONVERSION PROJECT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 3745. JARDINE, JAMES T. GRAZING RESOURCES OF THE NATIONAL 69:346-348. JUNE 1971, FORESTS: A CLEAR STATEMENT OF A VITAL PROBLEM. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE 3760. JOHNSON, EXERT W. ROLE OF AIRCRAFT IN FOREST-PEST 4:79-81. NOV. 1916. CONTROL. THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 79:379-39). DEC. 1954. 3746. JARDINE, JAMES T. RANGE IMPROVEMENT AND IMPROVED METHODS OF HANDLING STOCK IN NATIONAL FORESTS. SOCIETY OF 3761. JOHNSON, FLOYD A. COVERING NATURE'S NAKEDNESS--A SACRED AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 7:160-167. NOV. 1912. DUTY. NATURE MAGAZINE 26:302-303. NOV. 1935.

3747. JARDINE, WILLIAM N. GRAZING FEES ON NATIONAL FORESTS. ARTICLE ON SHELTERBELTS. AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS 30:54-58. 1927. 3762. JOHNSON, FRED P. ADVANTAGE OF COOPERATION BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATIONS IN THE INCLUDES A STATEMENT BY WILLIAM B. GREELEY, PP. REGULATION AND CONTROL OF GRAZING ON FOREST RESERVES. 57-58. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO., 1905. 3748. JARDINE, WILLIAM N. THE PLACE OF ORDERLY LUMBER 474 PP. PRODUCTION IN FOREST CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:131-134, 182. MAR. 1929. PP. 228-23).

3749. JARRETT, HENRY, ED. PERSPECTIVES ON CONSERVATION: ESSAYS 3763. JOHNSON, FRED R. FORESTS IN THE SAND HILLS. AMERICAN ON AMERICA'S NATURAL RESOURCES. BALTIMORE, MD.: FORESTRY 26:582-584. OCT. 1920. JOHNS HOPKINS PRESS, 1958. 260 PP.,INDEX. 3764. JOHNSON, FRED R. MORE ON EARLY NATIONAL FORESTS. 3750. JARVI, SIN. MULTIPLE USE OF FOREST LANDS IN THE ANGELES JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:745-746, SEPT. 1942. NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST. PASADENA, CALIF.: ANGELES LETTER TO THE EDITOR. SEE ALSO, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY NATIONAL FOREST, 1961.15 PP., PROCESSED. 40:357, APR. 1942.

A SPEECH DELIVERED TO THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 3765. JOHNSON, FRED R. PLANTING IN RELATION TO THE FUTURE OF SECTION, FEDERATION OF WESTERN OUTDOOR CLUBS, LOS NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:173-177. ANGELES, CALIF., OCTOBER 1961. FEB. 19)9.

3751. JARVI, SIll. WE LOOK TO THE MOUNTAINS. U.S. DEPT. OF PLANTING IN RELATION TO GRAZING POLICY. AGRIC., FOR. SERV., ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST. PASADENA, CALIF.: ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST, 19641?). 5 3766. JOHNSON, HERMAN M. ALNUS OREGONA: ITS VALUE AS A FOREST TYPE ON THE SIUSLAW NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF SEE ALSO ACCOMPANYING ARTICLE, WHAT THE REPORT FORESTRY 15:981-987. DEC. 1917. PROJECTS FOR WOOD-USING INDUSTRIES PP. 25, 59.

3767. JOHNSON, OLGA W. BIOGRAPHY OF A PRIMITIVE AREA. 3784. JONES, STUART E., AND JOHNSTON, JAY. FOREST FIRE: THE AMERICAN FORESTS 64:20-21, 55-57. JUNE 1958. DEVIL'S PICNIC. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 134:100-127. JULY 1968. CABINET MOUNTAINS PRIMITIVE AREA. WILLAMETTE NATIONAL FOREST, OREGON. 3768. JOHNSON, R. S. THREE ALTERNATIVES IN FOREST TAXATION. FORESTRY CHRONICLE 38:283-291. SEPT 1962. 3785. JOSEPHSON, H. R. PROGRESS ON THE FOREST SURVEY: ASSAYING THE NATION'S TIMBER WEALTH ISA GIGANTIC AND 3769. JOHNSON, ROBERT U. WHY NOT MORE FOREST RESERVES? THE EVER-CONTINUING TASK... AMERICAN FORESTS 61:8-12, REVIEW OF REVIEWS 10:651-653. DEC.1894. 49-51. JUNE 1955.

3770. JOHNSON, W. H. ALASKA'S FOREST FUTURE. THE WESTERN 3786. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE, CALIFORNIA. U. S. FOREST SERVICE FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, 47TH ANNUAL TO ESTABLISH HEALTH CAMPS. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE, WESTERN FORESTRY CONFERENCE, PROCEEDINGS 1956:65-68. CALIFORNIA 7:27, MAY 1921. 19571?) CONTINUED AS CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN VOL. 7, 1921. 3771. JOHNSTON, HARMON R. UPDATE ON RESEARCH ON USDA'S FOREST SERVICE GULFPORT LABORATORY. PEST CONTROL 35:41-42. 3787. JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY AND WESTERN INDUSTRY. A DANGER TO NOV. 1967. THE FOREST SERVICE. JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY AND WESTERN INDUSTRY 48:142. FEB. 15, 1922. 3772. JONES, CHAPIN. ORGANIZATION ON METHODS IN FIRE PROTECTION. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS DANGER IN TRANSFER OF THE FOREST SERVICE TO THE 3:183-188. 1921. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR.

3773. JONES, CHESTER H. THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY: A 3788. JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY AND WESTERN INDUSTRY. GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION SERVING THE PUBLIC BOTH DISCONTINUING THE AIRPLANE FOREST PATROL. JOURNAL DIRECTLY AND THROUGH VALUABLE DATA FURNISHED. OF ELECTRICITY AND WESTERN INDUSTRY 48:45, JAN.15, CHEMICAL AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING 21:757-764. (922. DEC. 24-31, 1919. CONGRESS CUTS OFF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FUNDING OF 3774. JONES, E.C. (MRS.) PUBLIC UTILITIES VERSUS FOREST AERIAL FOREST PATROLS ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. CONSERVATION. THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 84:1463-1464. NOV. 14, 1925. 3789. JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY AND WESTERN INDUSTRY. FEDERAL ROAD FUNDS SHARED BY NATIONAL FOREST STATES. 3775. JONES, C. WILLARD. FOREST NURSERY WORKING PRACTICE AT JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY AND WESTERN INDUSTRY 48:276, SAVENAC NURSERY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 23:635-644. APR. 1, (922. JULY-AUG. 1925.

3790. JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY AND WESTERN INDUSTRY. FOREST 3776. JONES, J. M. (CASEY). ATTEMPT TO RECOVER DIVERTED FUNDS. SERVICE OFFERS FOR SALE CALIFORNIA TIMBERLAND. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:7. JUNE 1950. JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY AND WESTERN INDUSTRY 48:71. JAN. 15, 1922. CONGRESSMAN FRANK A. BARRETT (P. WYOMING) CLAIMS FOREST SERVICE ALLOTTED INSUFFICIENT REFUNDS FROM LASSEN NATIONAL FOREST. FOREST RECEIPTS TO WYOMING COUNTIES. 3791. JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY AND WESTERN INDUSTRY. MAKING 3777. JONES, J, M.(CASEY). DISCUSSION ON LAND MATTERS, THE AVAILABLE FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:5. JULY 1950. ELECTRICTY AND WESTERN INDUSTRY 48:5. JAN. I, 1922.

COMMENTS ON GRAZING. SEE ESPECIALLY COLUMN ONE. REMARKS ABOUT THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY.

3778. JONES, J.U. (CASEY). FOREST ADVISORY BOARDS. THE 3792. JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY. KEEPING ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:6. JUNE 1950. IN THE WEST: THE AIRPLANE IN WATERPOWER DEVELOPMENT. JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY 45:353. OCT. 15, 1920. 3779. JONES, J, (1. (CASEY). MEASURING RANGE TRENDS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:41. SEPT, 1951. EDITORIAL.

3780. JONES,J. U.(CASEY). OUR FEDERAL LANDS. THE NATIONAL 3793. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. (CHARLES F.) BRANNAN NAMES MEMBERS WOOL GROWER 41:5-6, NOV.195). OF NATIONAL FOREST BOARD OF APPEALS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:391. MAY 1950. ON TRANSFER OF THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 3794. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. (GIFFORD) PINCHOT AND IWILLIAM B.) GREELEY DISCUSS FEDERAL REGULATION OF PRIVATE 3781. JONES, J. M. (CASEY). PROPOSAL FOR FEDERAL GRAZING LAND FORESTS.. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:732-734. SEPT. ACT BEFORE HOUSE AND SENATE COMMITTEES. THE (942. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 43:5-8. JUNE 1953. 3795. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. (PERCY D.) HANSON NAMED AS REGIONAL 3782. JONES, J. P1. (CASEY). REASONS FOR OPPOSITION TO H. P. FORESTER AT MISSOULA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:837. 5839. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:6, NOV.1949. NOV. 1944.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR OF THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE AND THE 3796. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. (WILLIAM G.( MCGINNIS HEADS ROCKY DENVER POST REGARDING GRAZING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. MOUNTAIN EXPERIMENT STATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:836. NOV.1944. 3783. JONES, NARD. STANFORD REPORT: A RECENTLY-COMPLETED REPORT BY THE STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE IS 3797. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. ''A THREE-POINT PROGRAM'' SIGNIFICANT NEWS IN FORESTRY,,. AMERICAN FORESTS JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:269-270. MAR. 1938. 60:24-25, 58-59. NOV. 1954. EDITORIAL. FOREST POLICY. 3798. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. ' CERTAIN PUBLIC LANDS . JOURNAL FORESTRY SCHOOLS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:1-2. JAN. OF FORESTRY 42:703-704. OCT. 1944. 1940.

EDITORIAL ON THE OREGON AND CALIFORNIA LAND 3815. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. CONFERENCE OF LUMBER AND TIMBER CONTROVERSY. REPLY WITH REJOINER BY HERBERT J. COX PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES WITH PUBLIC AGENCIES ON FOREST IN ISSUE OF 43:315-321, MAY 1945, FOLLOWED BY COMMENT CONSERVATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:275-307.MAR. OF SAMUEL T. DANA, PP. 321 -323. 1934

3799. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. . ISSUES ARE AIRED ' JOURNAL OF 3816. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. CONSERVATION NEEDS THE IMPETUS OF FORESTRY 43:859-860. DEC. 1945. CONVICTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:547-548. AUG. 1944. EDITORIAL. FOREST SERVICE. EDITORIAL. 3800. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. MORE FORESTERS IN THE WOODS JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:235-236, APR. 1944. 3817. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. CONVERTING AUTHORIZATIONS INTO APPROPRIATIONS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 26:857-858.

3801. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. ' SHELTERBELT GOES ON WPA'' NOV.1928. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:547-548. JUNE 1938. EDITORIAL. EDITORIAL. 3818. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. COOPERATIVE FOREST PROTECTION; CAN 3802. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ACT OF IT SUCCEED? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:1097-1098. NOV. 1971, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:152-155. MAR. 1971, 1938.

REPRINT OF S.350 OF JAN. 27,1971; THE HATFIELD BILL. EDITORIAL.

3803. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW''. 3819. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. COOPERATIVE FOREST RESTORATION JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:157-158. MAR. 1945. BILL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:835-836. NOV. 1939.

EDITORIAL. FOREST LEGISLATION. EDITORIAL.

3804. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. ALASKA PROJECT DELIVERING AIRCRAFT 3820. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. COOPERATIVE FUNDS BUDGETED TO SPRUCE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:797. NOV.1943. COMBAT FOREST FIRES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:231 FEB. 1932. 3805. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THE AMERICAN YOUTH COMMISSION EVALUATES THE CCC. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 3821. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THE COPELAND RESOLUTION. JOURNAL 39:269-270. MAR. 1941. OF FORESTRY 30:1021. DEC. 1932.

EDITORIAL. RESOLUTION REOUESTING SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE TO SUBMIT A REPORT ON THE FORESTRY SITUATION, 3806. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. APPLYING RESEARCH FINDINGS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 47:2-3. JAN.1949. 3822. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. A CRADLE OF FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:1-3, JAN. 1937. EDITORIAL ON CHIPPEWA NATIONAL FOREST. DISCUSSION BY J. P. KINNEY IN ISSUE OF 35:303-305, 3807. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. AUSTIN CARY SPEAKS OUT. JOURNAL lIAR. 1937. FOREST SERVICE. OF FORESTRY 33:916-922. NOV. 1935. 3823. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. CRYSTAL GAZING. JOURNAL OF SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 33:964-967, DEC. 1935 FOR FORESTRY 42:859-860. DEC. 1944, ADDITIONAL REMARKS BY CARY ON FOREST POLICY. EDITORIAL. FORESTRY. 3808. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. BUREAUCRACY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:831-833. OCT. 1935. 3824. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THE CULT OF THE WILDERNESS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:955-957. DEC. 1935. ED! TORI AL EDITORIAL. 3809. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. CARGO CARRIER TESTED FOR FOREST USE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:519. JULY 1945. 3825. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. CULTIVATING OUR OWN GARDEN, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:769-771. SEPT. 1935. 3810. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. CHANGES IN EXPERIMENT STATION DIRECTORSHIPS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:140. FEB. EDITORIAL. FOREST SERVICE. 1945. 3826. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. DDT USED TO CONTROL SPREAD OF 3811. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. CHIEF FORESTER ADDRESSES LUMBERMEN FOREST-INSECT EPIDEMICS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY IN CHICAGO. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:44. JAN. 1944. 43:519-520. JULY 1945.

PUBLIC REGULATION OF PRIVATELY OWNED TIMBER LAND 3827. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. DE SENECTUTE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY ESSENTIAL. 41 :469-473. JULY 1943.

3812. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. CIVIL AIR PATROL TO AID IN FOREST EDITORIAL ON FOREST SERVICE RETIREMENT PRACTICES. PROTECTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:657. AUG. 1942. 3828. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. DEDICATION OF SOUTHERN INSTITUTE OF 3813. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION EXPLAINS FOREST GENETICS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 53:472. JUNE JIUNIORI FIORESTER) EXAMINATION. JOURNAL OF 1955. FORESTRY 58:837-839. OCT. 1960. 3829. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. DEMONSTRATION FORESTS. JOURNAL OF DISCUSSION BY JAMES W. CURLIN, ISSUE OF 59:133, FEB. FORESTRY 29:305-307. MAR. 1931. 1961. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 58:715-717, SEPT. 1960. EDITORIAL. 3814. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS AND THE 3830. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. A DIVIDED HOUSE. JOURNAL OF 3850. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST RESEARCH AND THE NEXT THIRTY FDRESTRY 34:1019-1021. DEC.1936. YEARS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:164-188. FEB.1940.

EDITORIAL. FOREST CONSERVATION. SYMPOSIUM.

3831. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. DR. EARLE H. CLAPP RETIRES FROM 3851. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE CONTRIBUTES TO WAR FOREST SERVICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:9. JAN. EFFORT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:331. MAY 1943. 1945.

3852. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, THE FOREST SERVICE EYES THE FARM. 3832. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. EDWARDI. KOTOK NAMED ASSISTANT JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:1083-1084. DEC. 1937. CHIEF OF U. S. FOREST SERVICE DIVISIONS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 3966. JAN. 1941. EDITORIAL.

3833. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. EPOCH-MAKING FORESTRY CONFERENCE. 3853. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE MAY USE RENTED ACRES JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31 :843-845. NOV. 1933. IN SHELTERBELT PROCRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:821. SEPT. 1935. 3834. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. EXPANSION OF FOREST HIGHWAY PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:618. APR. 1931. 3854. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FOREST SERVICE OPENS LABORATORY IN WEST VIRGINIA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 62:97. FEB. 3835. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FEDERAL COMMISSION RECOMMENDS 1964. EXTENSION OF NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:592. JUNE 1937. CREATION OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS MARKETING LABORATORY IN PRINCETON, W. VIRGINIA. 3836. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FEDERAL FOREST ACTIVITIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:506-507. MAY 1933. 3855. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OUTSIDE POSITIONS, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:883-887. 3837. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FEDERAL PURCHASE OF 954,632 ACRES DEC. 1945. OF FOREST LAND APPROVED BY COMMISSION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31 :972. DEC. 1933. 3856. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE REORGANIZED. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:77. JAN. 936. 3838. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FERDINAND A. SILCOX SELECTED TO HEAD FOREST SERVICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31 :976. 3857. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE REPORT STRESSES DEC. 1933. INSECTS AND DISEASE CONTROL, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:245, MAR. 1952. 3839. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FIRE LOSS IN NATIONAL FORESTS REDUCED IN 1944 JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:411. JUNE 3858. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, FOREST SERVICE REPORTS START OF 1945. WORK ON SHELTERBELT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:887, NOV. 1934. 3840. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FIRE RESEARCH LABORATORY PLANS ANNOUNCED. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 56:713, SEPT. 1958. 3859. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST SERVICE RESEARCH LABORATORY DEDICATED AT CORVALLIS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 60:763, NORTHERN FOREST FIRE LABORATORY. OCT. 1962.

384;. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FIRE YEAR ON NATIONAL FOREST LANDS. 3860. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST SUPERVISORS AND TECHNICAL JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:287, MAR. 1941. TRAINING IN FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 15:1061-1063, DEC. 1917, 3842. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST CONSERVATION STAMP TO BE ISSUED, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 56:713. SEPT.1958. 3861. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THE FOREST SURVEY MAKES GOOD. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:203-204. MAR. 1939. 3843. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST DEFENSE IMPROVED COMPARED WITH LAST WAR. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:344. APR. EDITORIAL. 1942.

3862. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FORESTERS KILLED AND MISSING IN 3844. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST FIRES FEWER IN 1953, ACTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:685-691. SEPT. 1944. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 52:578. AUG. 1954. 3863. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FORESTRY AND THE UNEMPLOYED. 3845. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST HOMESTEADS. JOURNAL OF JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:1125-1126. DEC. 1931. FORESTRY 44:625-626, SEPT, 1946, EDITORIAL. EDITORIAL,

3864 JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FORESTRY AND THE WAR. JOURNAL OF 3846. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST INDUSTRIES ASK FOR A VOTE OF FORESTRY 40:439-440, JUNE 1942. CONFIDENCE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:815-816, OCT. 1941 EDITORIAL.

EDITORIAL. DISCUSSION IN ISSUE OF 39:1045-1047, DEC. 3865. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FORESTRY APPROPRIATIONS. JOURNAL 1941 OF FORESTRY 29:1213-1215. DEC. 1931.

3847. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST POLICY FOR NATIONAL 3866. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FORESTRY AT THE CROSS ROADS. SECURITY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 46:157-158. MAR. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:789-790. NOV. 1932. 1948. EDITORIAL. EDITORIAL. 3867. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FORESTRY AT THE LAND UTILIZATION 3848. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY STUDIES CONFERENCE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:209-214, FEB. ORDINANCE PACKAGING. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:210, 1932. MAR. 1942. 3868. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FORESTRY IN WARTIME: LUXURY OR 3849. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FOREST RANGER'S CATECHISM. NECESSITY? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:313-314. MAY JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:1190. DEC. 1931. 1943. EDITORIAL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:623-624. MAY 1932.

3869. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FORESTRY NEWS. JOURNAL OF NEW NAME FOR THE EDDY TREE BREEDING STATION.

FORESTRY (SEE MONTHLY ISSUES FEB. 1949- ). 3886. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. AN ISSUE THAT WILL NOT DOWN, ITEMS OF INTEREST, NEWS RELEASES, ETC., MANY OF WHICH JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:551 -553. JUNE 1936. ARE OF INTEREST TO FOREST SERVICE HISTORIANS. EDITORIAL. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY. 3870. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. A FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:79-80. FEB. 1945. 3887. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. KEY FIELD OFFICERS OF THE U. S. FOREST SERVICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:378-379. MAY EDITORIAL. FOREST SERVICE CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY. 1946.

3871. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT-FORESTER. 3888. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. LAKE STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:1-3. JAN.1933. STATION IN MODERN LABORATORIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 62:531-534. AUG. 964. EDITORIAL. 3889. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. LET COME WHAT MAY. JOURNAL OF 3872. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. FRANKLIN DELANO FORESTRY 36:1175-1176, DEC. 1938. ROOSEVELT-CONSERVATIONIST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:313-314, MAY 1945. EDITORIAL. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY.

EDITORIAL. 3890. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. LET'S HAVE A SHOW DOWN. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:613-614. JULY 1937. 3873. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. GAME VALUE BIG FACTOR IN INCOME FROM FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:619-620, APR. EDITORIAL. FOREST LEGISLATION. 1931 3891. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. A LETTER TO (A) WEST COAST 3874. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. GIFFORD PINCHOT-EIGHTY YEARS YOUNG. LUMBERMAN FROM HON. FRANKLIN 0. ROOSEVELT, GOVERNOR JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:547-549. AUG.1945. OF N. Y. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:1021-1023. DEC. (932. EDITORIAL. CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN FRANKLIN 0. ROOSEVELT AND C.M 3875. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF U. S. FOREST GRANGER, AND FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT AND MILLER SERVICE COMMEMORATED. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 53:228. FREEMAN. MAR. 1955. 3892. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. A LOOK BACK AND A GLANCE AHEAD. 3876. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITY IN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:829-830. SEPT.1938. FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:625-626. SEPT. 1947. EDITORIAL. FOREST RESEARCH.

EDITORIAL. 3893. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. LOYALTY VERSUS EFFICIENCY IN ADMINISTRATIVE PUBLIC POLICIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 3877. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. GREAT DISMAL SWAMP MAY BECOME A 40:523-526. JULY 1942. NATIONAL FOREST JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:824, NOV. 1945. DISCUSSION IN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:526-529, JULY 1942; AND 40:817-821, OCT.1942. 3878. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. GREEN MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST TO HAVE SEPARATE STATUS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:1005. 3894. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. LYLE WATTS IS NEW FOREST SERVICE DEC. 1935. CHIEF, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41.81-82. FEB. 1943.

3879. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. HELICOPTER TO PROVE BOON IN FOREST 3895. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. LYLE WATTS SEES 2,500,000 PERMANENT FIRES, OFFICIAL SAYS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:602. JOBS IN NATION-WIDE FORESTRY PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF AUG. 1944. FORESTRY 44:205-206. MAR. 1946.

3880. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. HELPING OWNERS OF SMALL FOREST 3896. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. MAJOR CHANGES IN FOREST EXPERIMENT PROPERTIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:1-2. JAN,1947. STATION DIRECTORSHIPS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:603-604. AUG.1944. EDITORIAL. 3897. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. MEMORIAL DEDICATED ON NATIONAL 3881. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. HENRY S. GRAVES AWARDED SCHLICH FOREST TO (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT THE CONSERVATIONIST. FORESTRY MEDAL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:628-630. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:214-218. FEB. 1932. SEPT. 1944. PINCHOT EULOGIZES ROOSEVELT. MEMORIAL DEDICATED AT 3882. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. IN BEHALF OF NATIONAL FORESTS. MARIAS PASS, MONTANA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:111-112, FEB.1929. 3898. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. MILLION DOLLAR FOREST FIRE EDITORIAL. LABORATORY OPEN. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 58:926-927. NOV. 1960. 3883. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. INDIAN RIGHTS AND THE FORESTS OF ALASKA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:391-392. JUNE 1945. REFERS TO NORTHERN FOREST FIRE LABORATORY, IIISSOULA, MONT. EDITORIAL. SEE COMMENT BY EMANUEL FRITZ IN ISSUE OF 43:768-769; OCT. 1945. 3899. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. MORE IMPORTANT QUESTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:377-378. MAY (940. 3884. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. INDIVIDUAL LETTERS RECEIVED ON SHELTERBELT PROJECT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY EDITORIAL REGARDING TRANSFER OF FOREST SERVICE FROM 32:957-972. DEC. 1934. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

3885. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. INSTITUTE OF FOREST GENETICS. 3900. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. MULTIPLE USE AGAIN. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:703-704 OCT.1943. STATION SURVEYS ITS FIRST TEN YEARS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31 :694.695. OCT. 1933. 3901. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. MULTIPLE USE, BIOLOGY, AND ECONOMICS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:625-626. SEPT. 3920. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN SECTION 1943. ADOPTS SHELTERBELT PROJECT RESOLUTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:436-437. APR. 1935. EDITORIAL.

REFERS TO THE NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN SECTION OF THE 3902. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NAMES CHANGED AND NEW UNITS CREATED SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. IN NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:1016. DEC. 1932. 3921. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. OLD ORDER CHANGES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:203-210. MAR. 1920. 3903. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS DECLINE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:874-875. NOV. 1932. RETIREMENT OF HENRY S. GRAVES AS CHIEF FORESTER.

3904. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS REACH NEW 3922. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. OUR CHIPS ARE ON THE TABLE. HIGH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:248. MAR. 1952. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:751-752. OCT. 1940.

3905. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM REACHES EDITORIAL ON CONSERVATION GROUPS. HALF-CENTURY MARK. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:648-649. JUL'i 1941 3923. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. PANEL DISCUSSION OF WILDERNESS PRESERVATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 56:931-937, DEC. 3906. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SUPPLY 1958. LEGISLATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 67:560-562. AUG. 1969. 3924. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. POLITICS VERSUS ADMINISTRATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:707-709. AUG. 1935. 3907. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, NATIONAL GRASSLANDS ESTABLISHED. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 58:679. AUG. 1960. 3925. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. PRESENTATION OF THE SIR WILLIAM SCHLICH MEMORIAL MEDAL TO RICHARD EDWIN MCARDLE. 3908. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NATIONAL OUTLOOK. JOURNAL OF JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 60:858-859. DEC. 1962. FORESTRY SEE MONTHLY ISSUES JULY 1961- I. 3926. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, PRESIDENT'S (JOHN F. KENNEDY) ITEMS OF INTEREST, NEWS RELEASES, ETC., MANY OF WHICH CONSERVATION PROGRAM STRESSES RECREATION. JOURNAL ARE OF INTEREST TO FOREST SERVICE HISTORIANS. OF FORESTRY 60:255, APR. 1962.

3909. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NATIONAL PLANNING AND FORESTRY. 3927. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, PRIVATE FORESTRY AT PUBLIC EXPENSE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:833.835. SEPT. 1936. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:547-548, AUG. 1946.

EDITORIAL. EDITORIAL.

3910. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NAVAL STORES STATION LOCATED IN 3928. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, PROGRESS IN FEDERAL FOREST OSCEOLA FOREST IN FLORIDA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY ACQUISITION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:609-610. MAY 29:1086-1087. NOV. 1931. 1934.

3911. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THE NEED FOR COMMON UNDERSTANDING, 3929. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. PROPOSAL OF NEW FORESTRY JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:363-365. APR.1936. LEGISLATION, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:380-382, APR. 1936. EDITORIAL. WILDERNESS AREAS. 3930. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THE PROSPECTS FOR PUBLIC-PRIVATE 3912. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NEW DEVICES AID RAPID COMMUNICATION ORGANIZED COOPERATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY IN FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:881.882, NOV. 34:457-459. MAY 1936. 1942. EDITORIAL. 3913. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NEW FOREST SERICE STUDY OF CHEMICAL INSECTICIDES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 62:297-298. APR. 3931, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. PUBLIC LAND TIMBER POLICIES. 1964. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:10-12. JAN. 1970.

3914. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. A NEW ISSUE UNDER AN OLD NAME. A STUDY OF TIMBER POLICIES ON PUBLIC LANDS CONDUCTED JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:645-647. JULY 1935. FOR THE PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION.

EDITORIAL. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY. 3932. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. PULLING TOGETHER. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:517-5(8. JULY 1942. 3915. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NEW MEXICO MAY NOW EXCHANGE ITS FOREST LANDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:216. FEB. EDITORIAL ON FOREST REGULATION OF PRIVATE TIMBER 1933. LANDS.

3916. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NEW OFFICERS NAMED FOR THE 3933. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, THE QUESTION OF A PERMANENT C. C. WILDERNESS SOCIETY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:919-920, C. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:739-741, AUG. 1936. DEC.1945. EDITORIAL. 3917. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. A NEW OMNIBUS FORESTRY BILL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:525. JULY 1946. 3934, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. RADIO FREQUENCIES ALLOCATED FORESTRY AGENCIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:264-265. THE HOOK BILL, MAR.1939,

3918. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NORTHEAST FOREST RESEARCH CENTERED 3935. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, RANGE MANAGEMENT'S BREECHES-WHO IS AT PHILADELPHIA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:139-140. BIG ENOUGH TO WEAR THEM? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FEB. 1945. 45:469-470. JULY 1947.

3919. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT EDITORIAL. 3936. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. RECEIPTS FROM NATIONAL FORESTS 3952. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. SOCIETY (OF AMERICAN FORESTERS) DECREASED IN LAST FISCAL YEAR. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY OPPOSES GRANTING NATIO4AL FOREST LANDS TO STATES FOR 29:965-966. OCT. 1931. PARKS, PARKWAYS, AND RECREATION AREAS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:816-817. SEPT. 1935. 3937. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. RECORD SURVIVAL MADE BY SHELTERBELT TREES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:456. JUNE 1942. 3953. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THE SPONSORS OF THE MCSWEENEY-MCNARY ACT COMMEMORATE ITS TENTH 3938. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. REGULATED FOREST MANAGEMENT IN THE ANNIVERSARY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:831. SEPT. UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:216-245. FEB. 1938. 1941 REPRINT OF STATEMENTS BY CHARLES C. MCNARY AND JOHN A SYMPOSIUM. MCSWEENEY.

3939. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. REGULATING PRACTICE ON SMALL FOREST 3954. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. STATES RECEIVE SHARE OF NATIONAL PROPERTIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 46:235-236. APR. FOREST REVENUES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:617-618. 1948. APR. 1931.

EDITORIAL. FOR DISCUSSION SEE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 3955. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. STEEL, GOLD, AND MR. PINCHOT. 46:934 DEC. 1948. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63.608. AUG. 1965.

3940. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. RELATION OF FOREST MANAGEMENT TO THE PINCHOT MEDAL FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO WATER RESOURCES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:432-442. FORESTRY. MAR. 1931. 3956. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. SUMMARY OF PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW 3941. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. RELAXES RESTRICTIONS ON FORESTRY COMMISSIONS'S RECOMMENDATIONS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY STATIONS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:762. OCT. 1944. 68:468-474. AUG. 1970.

COMMENTS ON RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. 3957. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THIRD FOREST SERVICE VISITOR CENTER ESTABLISHED. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 61 :554-555. JULY 3942. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. REORGANIZATION OBJECTIVES. 1963. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:645-647. JULY 1936. VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER ESTABLISHED ON SAWTOOTH EDITORIAL ON REORGANIZATION OF FEDERAL AGENCIES AND NATIONAL FOREST, IDAHO. INSTITUTING A DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. 3958. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THREE NEW FORESTS PROCLAIMED. 3943. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. REORGANIZATION OF THE OFFICE OF JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:624. APR. 1931 FOREST INVESTIGATIONS OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:188. FEB. 1920. MARQUETTE, HIAWATHA AND OTTAWA NATIONAL FORESTS ESTABLISHED IN MICHIGAN. 3944. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEEE ON PUBLIC ACQUISITION OF FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 3959. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. TIMBER CONSERVATION BOARD AND AN 34:271 -275. MAR. 1936. OPPORTUNITY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:785-787. OCT. 1930. A SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS COMMITTEE. DISCUSSION, PP. 275-283. EDITORIAL.

3945. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. RESERVATION COMMISSION REPORTS ON 3960. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. TIMBER CONSERVATION BOARD PROPOSED PUBLIC FOREST PURCHASES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY TO PRESIDENT (HERBERT) HOOVER. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41 :358. MAY 1943. 28:883-886. OCT. 1930.

3946. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. RETIREMENT OF ALBERT F. POTTER. 3961. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. 'TOTAL ACREAGES BY STATES HAVE BEEN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:211-213. MAR. 1920, APPROVED FOR PURCHASE UP TO JUNE 30,1937. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:503. MAY 1938. 3947. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. S(OCIETY) A(MERICAN( F(ORESTERS( TESTIMONY AT SENATE HEARINGS ON CLEARCUTTING. FEDERAL FOREST LAND ACQUISITION, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:338-342. JUNE 1971. 3962. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. TREE PLANTING CONTINUED AT HIGH 3948. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. SHORT-WAVE RADIOPHONES SPEED UP LEVEL IN 1960. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 59:299. APR, FIRE-FIGHTING. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:875-876. OCT. 1961 1941 3963. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF WEEKS LAW. 3949. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. SIGNIFICANT FORESTRY CONFERENCE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:895-897. OCT. (936. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:757-758. NOV. 1933. EDITORIAL. EDITORIAL. FOREST CONSERVATION CONFERENCE AND THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. 3964. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. TWO PATHS: ONE END. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:923-924. OCT. 1938. 3950. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. A SIGNIFICANT FORESTRY DOCUMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:455-456. MAY 1938. EDITORIAL. PUBLIC LANDS.

EDITORIAL ON FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT'S SPECIAL MESSAGE 3965. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. U. S. FOREST SERVICE DEVISES TREE TO CONGRESS REQUESTING A STUDY ON THE FOREST LAND PLANTING MACHINE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:60. JAN. PROBLEM. 1942.

3951. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. THE SOCIETY (OF AMERICAN FORESTERS) 3966. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. UNPROTECTED FORESTS SUFFER HEAVY AND THE AMERICAN FORESTRY COUNCIL. JOURNAL OF FIRE DAMAGE IN 1940. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:59-60. FORESTRY 45:313-314. MAY 1947. JAN. 1942.

EDITORIAL. 3967. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. W. S. SWINGLER, ASSISTANT CHIEF, U. S. FOREST SERIVCE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:649. AUG. 1952. 3985. JUDGE, FRANCIS. FOREST FIRE! NEW YORK: ALFRED A. KNOPF, 1962. 143 PP. ILLUS. INDEX. 3968. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WATER POWER VALUES ON NATIONAL FORESTS TO BE STUDIED. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 3986. K(IRKLANDI, BlURT) P. COMPULSORY VERSUS VOLUNTARY 30:220-221. FEB. 1932. FORESTRY PRACTICE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:578-579, SEPT. 1920. 3969. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WHEN PEACE COMES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:347-348. APR. 1941. EDITORIAL COMMENT.

EDITORIAL ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. 3987. KAIN, PETER I. THE BATTLE FOR EAST MEADOW CREEK. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:36-39, 61. OCT. 969, 3970 JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WHERE DOES THE FOREST SERVICE BELONG? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:901-903. DEC. 1929. GORE RANGE-EAGLES NEST PRIMITIVE AREA.

EDITORIAL. 3988. KANE, L. FEDERAL PROTECTION OF PUBLIC TIMBER IN THE UPPER GREAT LAKES STATES. AGRICULTURAL HISTORY 3971. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WHICH SHALL IT BE? JOURNAL OF 23135-139. APR. 1949. FORESTRY 39:893-895. NOV. 1941.

3989. KAUFERT, FRANK H. CONTROVERSY IN CANOELAND. AMERICAN EDITORIAL ON PUBLIC REGULATION OF PRIVATE TIMBER FORESTS 70:24-27, 78-82. OCT. 1964. LANDS.

REFERS TO THE BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA OF THE 3972. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WHITHER AMERICAN FORESTRY? SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:1035-1036. DEC. 1946.

3990. KAUFERT, FRANK H. GRADUATE EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN EDITORIAL. DISCUSSION AND COMMENT ISSUE OF FORESTRY. UNASYLVA 20)4):3-il 1966. 45:290-293, APR. 1947. 3991. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. ''ROOSEVELT' '--FOREST CAMP NO. 1 IN THE 3973. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WHO SHOULD OWN OUR TIMBER? MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA... AMERICAN FORESTS JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:127-129. FEB. 1933. 39:251-254, 270. JUNE 1933.

EDITORIAL. CAMP ROOSEVELT WAS A CCC. CAMP.

3974. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WHO WILL CONTROL THE PUBLIC RANGES? 3992. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. ARBOR DAY AT THE SIXTIETH MILEPOST: JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 47:82-83. FEB. 949. WHERE A SPECIAL POSTAGE STAMP IS ISSUED AS THE NATION OBSERVES AND COMMEMORATES THE ANNIVERSARY OF ARBOR EDITORIAL. DISCUSSION BY LYNN H. DOUGLAS IN, JOURNAL DAY AND ITS FOUNDER. AMERICAN FORESTS 38:287-288. OF FORESTRY 47:403-404, MAY 1949. MAY 1932.

3975. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WHO WILL LEAD FOREST RESEARCH? 3993. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. CIVILIAN FORESTERS IN FLOOD TIME: TWO JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 24:461 -462. MAY 1926. COMPANIES OF C.C. C. WORKERS BUILD TEMPORARY BARRIERS AND START PLANTING PROGRAM AFTER A RAGING EDITORIAL. FLOOD MENACES DENVER. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:454-455. OCT.1933. 3976. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WILD LANDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:893-895. NOV. 1935. 3994. KAUFFMAN, ERLE, FLYING FORESTERS: AERIAL AGE OPENS A NEW ERA IN FOREST PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST EDITORIAL. LIFE 36:198-201, 230. APR. 1930.

3977. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WORK BEGUN ON NEW FOREST PRODUCTS AERIAL FOREST FIRE PATROL DETAILED BY THE WAR LABORATORY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:1083-1086. NOV. DEPARTMENT FOR FOREST FIRE CONTROL WORK ON NATIONAL 1931 FORESTS.

3978. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. WORK OF THE UNITED STATES FOREST 3995. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. THE GILA WILDERNESS: THE LAND OF THE PRODUCTS LABORATORY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY AMERICAN ABORIGINES . . AMERICAN FORESTS 41:172-173, 15:509-512. APR. 1917. APR.1935.

3979. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. 145 MILLION TREES PLANTED ON 3996. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. GREEN VALLEYS: MILLIONS OF AMERICANS ARE 150,000 ACRES IN NATIONAL FORESTS IN 1941. JOURNAL SEEKING-AND FINDING-SPIRITUAL NOURISHMENT IN.. OUR OF FORESTRY 40:480. JUNE 1942. NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:8-9, 38-41. OCT. 1953. 3980. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. 1942 JUNIOR FORESTER EXAMINATION: REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CIVIL SERVICE, SOCIETY OF 3997. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. HEROES OF THE C.C. C.: SEVENTY-SEVEN AMERICAN FORESTERS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:335-338. ENROLLED MEMBERS OF THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS MAY 1943. ARE CITED FOR COURAGEOUS AND MERITORIOUS SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:303-304, 330-332. JULY 1934. 3981. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. 1944 WARTIME FOREST FIRE PREVENTION PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:280. APR. 1944. 3998. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. HOUSE OF WOOD MAGIC: BEGINNING A SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THE WAR ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE U. S. 3982. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, 417,000 ACRES OF FOREST LAND FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. AMERICAN FORESTS ACQUIRED BY UNITED STATES LAST YEAR. JOURNAL OF 52:10-12, 40. JAN. 1946. FORESTRY 29:620-621. APR. 1931.

SEE ALSO ISSUES OF 52:74-75, 90, FEB.1946; 3983. JUDD, B. IRA. RANGE RESEEDING ON THE TONTO NATIONAL 52:125-126, 142, MAR. 1946; AND 52:170-171, 184-186, FOREST IN ARIZONA. JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF APR. 1946. AMERICAN AGRONOMY 40:567-568. JUNE 1948. 3999. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. HOW 5 THE RANGE HOLDING UP?: WITH HERDS 3984. JUDD, B.IRA, RANGE RESEEDING SUCCESS ON THE TONTO INCREASING,IMMEDIATE ACTION TO RESTORE LIVESTOCK NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZONA. JOURNAL OF RANGE FORAGE BALANCE WILL KEEP THE WESTERN GRAZING LANDS MANAGEMENT 19:296-301, SEPT.1966. PRODUCING FOR VICTORY. AMERICAN FORESTS 50:16-Il. JAN. 944. POLICY: A QUESTION OF CONSTITUTIONALITY. JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 27:225-226. SEPT. -OCT. 4000. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. IN TRAIL RIDER COUNTRY. AMERICAN 1972. FORESTS 43:482-487, 516. OCT.1937: 4016. KELLOGG, ROYAL S. FOREST PROBLEM SOLUTION OFFERED. ARTICLE ON THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. LUMBER 66:22-23, SEPT. 6, 1920.

4001. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. PLANTING AMERICA. AMERICAN FORESTS COMMENTS ON FOREST POLICY. 55:6-10. MAR. 1949. 4017. KeLLOGG, ROYAL S. A NATIONAL FORESTRY PROGRAM IN THE 4002. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. TIMBER HOMESTEAD IN ALASKA: THE DARK UNITED STATES: THE CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL FORESTRY AGES OF AMERICAN PUBLIC LAND POLICY RETURN. PROGRAM COMMITTEE IN THIS ARTICLE MAKES A AMERICAN FORESTS 53:488-491, 527. NOV. 947, COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE HISTORY OF THE PROGRAM, AS WELL AS OF THE PROGRAM ITSELF. PAPER 27:9-10, COMMENTS ON THE LEMKE BILL (HR. 4059). 42. JAN. 26, 1921.

4003. KAUFFMAN, ERLE. 300 MILES WITH THE TRAIL RIDERS: FROM 4018. KELLOGG, ROYAL S. OUR FOREST PROBLEMS. THE SOUTHERN THE BOLD, GLACIATED PEAKS OF THE NORTHERN ROCKIES TO LUMBERMAN 62:4344. DEC. 18,1909. THE WILD CANYONS AND PLATEAUS OF THE SOUTHWEST... AMERICAN FORESTS 41 :633-638. NOV.1935. 4019. KELLOGG, ROYAL S. PERPETUATING TIMBER RESOURCES OF THE SOUTH. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:35-36. DEC. 11, ARTICLE ON THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. 1909.

4004. KAUFMAN, HERBERT. THE FOREST RANGER: A STUDY IN 4020. KELLOGG, ROYAL S. THE SHELTERBELTS SCHEME. PULP AND ADMINISTRATIVE BEHAVIOR. BALTIMORE, MD.: JOHNS PAPER MAGAZINE OF CANADA 36:17-18. JAN.1935. HOPKINS PRESS, 1960. 259 PP., MAP, TABLES, INDEX. 4021. KELLOGG, ROYAL S. THE TIMBER TESTS OF THE FOREST 4005. KAYLOR, JOSEPH F. FARM FORESTRY. IN, FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:256-257, FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED. BY ROBERT K. WINTERS. 259-264. MAY 1907. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1950. 385 PP.,ILLUS., BIBLIO., INDEX. 4022. KELLOGG, ROYAL S. WHAT FOREST CONSERVATION MEANS. CONSERVATION 15:283-286. MAY 1909. FOREST SERVICE POLICY RELATIONSHIP TO FARM FORESTRY, PP. 260-271. 4023. KELSAY, LAURA E. ,COMP. LIST OF CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE. NATIONAL ARCHIVES, SPECIAL 4006. KAYLOR, JOSEPH F, PUBLIC CONTROL OF CUTTING PRACTICES ON LIST 19. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL ARCHIVES, 1964. PRIVATE TIMBERLANDS. AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL 202 PP.,INDEX. SOCIETY, PROCEEDINGS 89:428-433. JULY 18,1945. THE CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE 4007. KEANE, JOHN 1. CONSERVATION COMES TO COURT. JOURNAL OF. CONTAIN SOME MAPS OF THE FOREST RESERVES PRIOR TO FORESTRY 69:206-209. APR. 1971. THEIR TRANSFER TO THE FOREST SERVICE.

4008. KEANE, JOHN T. EVEN FLOW: YES OR NO? AMERICAN FORESTS 4024. KELSEY, HARLAN P. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION OF 78:32-35, 61-63. JUNE 1972. WILDLIFE: LIVESTOCK AND THE NATIONAL FORESTS. PARKS AND RECREATION 9:323-330. JAN. -FEB. 1926. COMMENTS ON FOREST SERVICE TIMBER MANAGEMENT. 4025. KELSEY, S. T. HOW OUR FORESTS ARE WASTED, AND WHY THE 4009. KEANE, JOHN T. THE WILDERNESS ACT AS CONGRESS INTENDED. NEED OF GOVERNMENT CONTROL. CONSERVATION AMERICAN FORESTS 77:40-43, 61-63. FEB. 1971. 15:657-670. NOV.1909.

SEE, ALSO, COMMENT, P. 42. 4026. KELSO, M.M. CURRENT ISSUES IN FEDERAL LAND MANAGEMENT IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FARM 4010. KEEN, F. P. PINE BARK BEETLES. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF ECONOMICS, 1295-1313. NOV. 1947. AGRICULTURE, 1949. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 P., ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, CHARTS,INDEX. 4027. KENDEIGH, S. CHARLES. NATURAL AND WILDERNESS AREAS WITHIN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. ECOLOGY 22:339-342. PP. 427-432. JULY 1941

4011. KEFFER, CHARLES A. THE WORK OF THE UNITED STATES REPORT OF THE ECOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA COMMITTEE FORESTRY DIVISION. IOWA STATE HORTICULTURAL FOR THE STUDY OF PLANT AND ANIMAL COMMUNITIES. SOCIETY, REPORT 118961 31 :85-88. 1897. 4028. KENNEDY, RENWICK C. QUALITY IN THE RESERVE CORPS. 4012. KEITHLEY, E. S. UNCLE SAM, LANDLORD. JOURNAL OF CHRISTIAN CENTURY 52:272-274, FEB. 27,1935. FORESTRY 27:246-250. MAR. 1929. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. 4013. KELLER, WILLIAM F. HENRY MARIE BRACKENRIDGE: FIRST UNITED STATES FORESTER. FOREST HISTORY 15. JAN. 4029. KENNEY, NATHANIEL T. OUR GREEN TREASURY, THE NATIONAL 1972. FORESTS: MEN OF THE FOREST SERVICE MANAGE A TENTH OF THE COUNTRY'S ACRES... THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 4014. KELLEY, EVAN W. PROBLEMS OF LAND MANAGEMENT AND MAGAZINE 110:287-327. SEPT. 1956. ADMINISTRATION ARISING FROM ASSOCIATED USES OF LAND FOR THE VARIOUS SERVICES WHICH THE PUBLIC SEEKS FROM 4030. KERN, JACK C. FIRST EXTENSIVE USE OF THE HELICOPTER IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. FOREST FIRE CONTROL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY SERV., INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. MISSOULA, MONT.: 46:487-492. JULY 1948. INTERMOUNJAIN REGION, 1938. 8 PP., PROCESSED. 4031. KERN, JACK C. FLYING FIRE ENGINES: THAT THE HELICOPTER A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, MAY BE THE ANSWER TO THE FIRE-FIGHTER'S PRAYER IS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. INDICATED... AMERICAN FORESTS 54:208-209, 238, 240. MAY 1948. 4015. KELLOGG, CHARLES E. IMPLEMENTING A NATIONAL LAND USE 4032. KERR, EDMUND J. FUTURE FORESTS BY DIRECT SEEDING. ADMINISTRATION AND CONSERVATION OF THE REDMAN'S AMERICAN FORESTS 65:12-14, 60-62. JUNE 1959. HERITAGE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: FORESTRY ENTERPRISES, 1950. 357 PP. ILLUS.,INDEX. 4033. KERR, EDMUND J. JURISDICTIONAL CONTROVERSY. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:7, 66. JUNE 1959. IN PART, DESCRIBES EFFORTS OF THE FOREST SERVICE TO ACQUIRE MANAGEMENT OF INDIAN FOREST LANDS FROM THE DETAILS AUTHORITY GIVEN TO THE FOREST SERVICE VIS A INDIAN SERVICE. VIS THE SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE.

4051. KINNEY, JAY P. IS FORESTRY SO UNIQUE? JOURNAL OF 4034. KERR, EDMUND J. SCIENCE ON THE MARCH: SPOTTING FOREST FORESTRY 42:877-879. DEC. 1944. FIRES WITH TELEVISION. THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 79:129-130. AUG. 1954. COMMENT BY LYLE F. WATTS P. 879; REPLY, P. 879-880. DISCUSSION, ISSUE OF 43:294-295, APR. 1945, BY SVEND 4035. KERR, EDMUND J. SKY FIGHTERS OF THE FOREST: PARACHUTISTS 0. HEIBERG. ARE SAVING TIME, MONEY, AND TIMBER---IN CRITICAL NORTHWEST FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:431-433, 4052. KINNEY, JAY P. WE ARE MAKING PROGRESS. JOURNAL OF 462. SEPT. 1943. FORESTRY 46:533-535. JULY 1948.

4036. KETCHAM, C. C. TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM MANAGEMENT ON FOREST POLICY. NATIONAL FOREST LANDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:344-348. MAY 1965. 4053. KIRCHER, JOSEPH C. DEVELOPMENT OF SILVICULTURAL WORKING PLANS ON NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE SOUTHWEST. SOCIETY 4037. KETCHAM, DAVID E., El AL. WESTERN WHITE PINE MANAGEMENT OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 10:259-262. JULY PROGRAMS REALIGNED ON NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN 1915. NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:329-332. APR. 1968. 4054. KIRCHER, JOSEPH C. NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE TENNESSEE BASIN. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:455-459. OCT. 1934. 4038. KIEFER, FRANCIS. FIRE PROTECTION ON THE OZARK NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:520-522, AUG. 1912. 4055. KIRCHER, JOSEPH C. A PROPOSED METHOD OF PREPARING WORKING PLANS FOR NATIONAL FORESTS. FORESTRY 4039. KIEFER, FRANCIS. FIRE PROTECTION ON THE OZARK NATIONAL QUARTERLY 12:145-157, JUNE 1914. FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:71-72. JAN. 1914. 4056. KIRCHER, JOSEPH C. UNCLE SAM IN THE PINEY WOODS: WHAT HE 4040. KIEFER, FRANCIS. THE FORESTRY TROOPS IN FRANCE. IS DOING AND HOW HE VIEWS SOUTHERN FOREST AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:394-397. JULY 1918. POSSIBILITIES. AMERICAN FORESTS 50:217-219, 254-255. MAY 1944. 4041. KILLIAN, J. B. THE FOREST POLICY AND THE RANGE. COLORADO CONSERVATION COMMISSION, OFFICIAL 4057. KIRKLAND, BURT P. CALIFORNIA.. .THE UNUSUAL IN FOREST AND PROCEEDINGS 1909-1910:82-88. 1910. FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 52:318-321, 328, 342, JULY 1946. 4042. KINDLEBERGER, BETTY. FORESTRY PROSPECTS ANALYZED. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:3046-47. AUG. 1959. 4058. KIRKLAND, BURT P. COOPERATION BETWEEN NATIONAL FORESTS AND ADJACENT PRIVATE LANDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY LOGGING ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 18:120-130, FEB.1920.

4043. KING, JUDSON. THE CONSERVATION FIGHT, FROM THEODORE 4059. KIRKLAND, BURT P. THE FOUNDATIONS OF NORTH AMERICAN ROOSEVELT TO THE TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY. FOREST POLICY. PULP AND PAPER MAGAZINE OF CANADA WASHINGTON, D.C.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS PRESS, 1959. 316 40:195 197-198, 208. FEB. 939. PP., BIBLIO. ,INDEX. 4060. KIRKLAND, BURT P. NATION-WIDE SOLUTION OF FOREST 4044. KING, RALPH T. THE FUTURE OF WILDLIFE IN FOREST LAND PRODUCTION PROBLEMS OF THE UNITED STATES. JOURNAL USE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 46:282-289. APR, 1948. OF FORESTRY 28:430-435, APR. 1930.

4045. KINNEY, ABBOT. THE FOREST PROBLEM IN THE WEST: BEING A 4061. KIRKLAND, BURT P. THE NEED OF A VIGOROUS POLICY OF PAPER READ AT THE SUMMER MEETING bE THE AMERICAN ENCOURAGING CUTTING ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE FORESTRY ASSOCIATION), LOS ANGELES, CAL., 1899. THE PACIFIC COAST. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 9:375-390, SEPT. FORESTER 5:200-203. SEPT. 1899. 1911.

4046. KINNEY, JAY P. BEGINNING INDIAN LANDS FORESTRY. FOREST 4062. KIRKLAND, BURT P. THE NEED OF WORKING PLANS ON NATIONAL HISTORY 15:6-15. JULY 1971. FORESTS AND THE POLICIES WHICH SHOULD BE EMBODIED IN THEM. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS REPRINT OF AN ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW. 10:341-370. OCT.1915.

4047. KINNEY, JAY P. THE DEVELOPMENT OF FOREST LAW IN AMERICA: FOR RESPONSE BY WILLIAM B. GREELEY SEE, SOCIETY OF A HISTORICAL PRESENTATION,,. NEW YORK: JOHN WILEY AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 11:84-85, JAN. 19)6. AND SONS,INC., 1917, 254 PP., INDEX, 4063. KIRKLAND, BURT P. WORKING PLANS FOR NATIONAL FORESTS OF 4048. KINNEY, JAY P. THE ESSENTIALS OF AMERICAN TIMBER LAW. THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN NEW YORK: JOHN WILEY AND SONS,INC., 1917. 279 Pp., FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 6:16-37. MAY 191). INDEX. 4064. KIRKPATRICK, DAHL J. NEW SECURITY FOR FOREST 4049. KINNEY, JAY P. FOREST LEGISLATION IN AMERICA PRIOR TO COMMUNITIES. IN TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, MARCH 4,1789. CORNELL UNIVERSITY, AGRICULTURAL 1949. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS. EXPERIMENT STATION OF THE NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF MAPS, TABLES, CHARTS,INDEX. AGRICULTURE, BULL. 370.ITHACA, N.Y.: CORNELL UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1916. 47 PP. COMMENTS ON THE SUSTAINED YIELD UNIT ACT, COOPERATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT AND THE OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST. SIGNIFICANT AS BACKGROUND MATERIAL. SEE PP. 334-339.

4050. KINNEY, JAY P. INDIAN FOREST AND RANGE: A HISTORY OF THE 4065. KIRKPATRICK, G. PETTICOAT SENTRIES. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR WEEKLY MAGAZINE SECTION, MAR. 4,1944. COMMENT BY PAUL A. HERBERT FOLLOWS, PP. 224-226, WITH FURTHER DISCUSSION, PP. 226-229. WOMEN FOREST FIRE LOOKOUTS. SEE PP. 6-7. 4085. KNEIPP, LEON F. GRAZING AND RANGE MANAGEMENT: NEEDS, 4066. KITTEREDGE, JOSEPH, JR. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE FOREST POSSIBILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRAINED MEN. EXPERIMENT STATION. THE MINNESOTA HORTICULTURIST THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 52:371-372. DEC. 1924. 4:83-84. NOV. 1916.

REFERS TO THE LAKE STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 4086. KNEIPP, LEON F. GRAZING IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 7:153-159. 4067. KLAWITTER, RALPH A. WATER REGULATION ON FOREST LAND. NOV. 1912. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:338-342. JUNE 1970. 4087. KNEIPP, LEON F. THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND THE LIVE STOCK 4068. KLEIN, JACK. AMERICAN FOREST WEEK. CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:87-97. FEB. 1913. CULTIVATOR 70:451, 458. APR. 21,1928. 4088. KNEIPP, LEON F. A NATIONAL SYSTEM OF EXPERIMENTAL 4069. KLEMIN, A. SMOKE JUMPERS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN FORESTS AND RANGES. SCIENCE INS) 72:560-561, NOV. 162:97.98. FEB.1940. 28 1930

4070. KLEMPERER, W. DAVID. IS IDLE FOREST LAND ALWAYS ECONOMIC 4089. KNEIPP, LEON F. ONE WAY OUT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FOLLY? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 67:222-224. APR. 1969. 25:885-888. NOV. 1927.

THE IDLE ACRES PHILOSOPHY EXAMINED. DISCUSSION BY F.W. REED, ISSUE OF.26:69-75, JAN. 1928. FOREST POLICY. 4071. KLENHOLZ, RAYMOND. TRAIL RIDERS IN THE CASCADES. CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS 17:72-73. NOV. 1952. 4090 KNEIPP, LEON F. PUBLIC FORESTS IN THE NATIONAL LAND PLAN. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:147-150, 187. APR.1934 4072. KLOTZ, ALVIN. TIME BOMB IN HIGH SIERRAS. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:30-31, 50-52. MAR. 1958, 4091 KNEIPP, LEON F. RECREATION VALUE OF NATIONAL FORESTS. PARKS AND RECREATION 8:300-304. MAR. -APR. 1925. PINE BEETLE INFESTATION IN KINGS CANYON-SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK. FOREST SERVICE COOPERATES IN FOREST 4092 KNEIPP, LEON F. RECREATIONAL USE OF THE NATIONAL PROTECTION. FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:618-625. MAY 1930.

4073. KNAPPEN, THEODORE M. EVERY ODD SECTION : THE NORTHERN 4093 KNEIPP, LEON F. THE TECHNICAL FORESTER IN NATIONAL PACIFIC DEMANDS ITS POUND OF FLESH CLOSE TO THE HEART FOREST ADMINISTRATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. SUNSET 53:10-13, 54, 56. 16:155-162. FEB. 1918. DEC. 1924. DISCUSSION, PP. 163-167 SEE ALSO 16:550-564, MAY 4074. KNAPPEN, THEODORE M. THE FIRE DEMON IN OUR FORESTS: 1918; AND 16:671-676, OCT. 1918. SCIENTIFIC FOREST FIRE-FIGHTING, A NEW PROFESSION. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 133:30-32. JULY 1925. 4094. KNEIPP, LEON F, UNCLE SAM AS A BUYER OF FOREST LANDS JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:778-782. NOV. 1933. 4075. KNAPPEN, THEODORE M. SHALL OUR FORESTS BE DEVELOPED OR RENEWED? THE PRESENT STATE OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS... 4095. KNEIPP, LEON F. UNCLE SAM BUYS SOME FORESTS: HOW THE WORLDS WORK 44:78-88. MAY 1922. WEEKS LAW OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO IS BUILDING UP A GREAT SYSTEM OF NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE EAST. 4076. KNAPPEN, THEODORE M. THE WEST AT WASHINGTON: COL. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:442-446, 483. OCT. 1936. WILLIAM BUCKHOUT GREELEY HAS EARNED THE RIGHT TO PUT AWAY FOND DREAMS AND ENJOY PLEASANT REALITIES. 4096. KNETSCH, JACK L. FOREST RECREATION: A CASE OF NONMARKET SUNSET 60:49, 76MAY 1928. RESOURCE USE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 65:102-106. FEB. 1967, 4077. KNEIPP, L. D. UTAH FORESTS. THE AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER

AND WOOL GROWER 39:399, JULY 1919. 4097. KNOLLIN, A. J. REGARDING FOREST GRAZINGS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 10:11-12. MAR. 1920. 4078. KNEIPP, L.P. THE PECOS RIVER FOREST RESERVE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:241-243, MAY 1906. FOR RESPONSE SEE ISSUE OF 10:14-16, MAY 1920.

4079. KNEIPP, LEON F. THE ACQUISITION RENAISSANCE. JOURNAL 4098. KNUTSON, CLARENCE E. APPLICATION OF A LAND UTILIZATION OF FORESTRY 31 :695-696. OCT. 1933. PROGRAM TO THE CHIPPEWA NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:738-740. SEPT. 1939. AFTER THE WEEKS LAW, WHAT? 4099. KOCH, ELERS. THE APPROACHING TIMBER SHORTAGE-CAN IT BE 4080. KNEIPP, LEON F. THE EXTENSION OF THE PUBLIC FORESTS. AVOIDED? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:295-301. MAR. 1930. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:154-165. FEB.1930. 4100. KOCH, ELERS. CAN THE NATIONAL FORESTS PAY? JOURNAL OF 4081. KNEIPP, LEON F. FISH FOR THE FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:515-528. MAY 1927. FORESTRY 20:697-705. OCT.1914, 4101. KOCH, ELERS. HOW THE NATIONAL FOREST(S) ARE MANAGED AND 4082. KNEIPP, LEON F. FOREST RECREATION COMES OF AGE. OPERATED: ''LOGGING NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER IN THE AMERICAN FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:415-418. JULY IDAHO WHITE PINE REGION''. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 1930. 43:27-29. AUG. 25, 1922.

4083. KNEIPP, LEON F. FORESTRY AND RECREATION. AMERICAN FOR ADDITIONAL ARTICLES IN THE SERIES SEE ISSUES OF FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:585. OCT. 1924. 42:28-30, JUNE 10,1922; 43:27-29 , JULY 25,1922; 43:27-29, SEPT. 25,(922; AND 43:27-28, DEC. 25, 4084. KNEIPP, LEON F. THE FUTURE FOREST LAND ACQUISITION 1922, POLICY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:219-224, FEB. 1934. 4102. KOCH, ELERS. LAUNCHING THE U.SF.S.IN THE NORTHERN REGION. FOREST HISTORY 9:9-13. OCT. 1965. 4103. KOCH, ELERS. THE PASSING OF THE LOLO TRAIL. JOURNAL OF FOREST SERVICE. UNASYLVA 2:69-76. MAR. -APR.1948. FORESTRY 33:98-104. FEB. 1935.

4119. KOTOK, EDWARD I. SOLVING THE FOREST AND WATER RIDDLE: ARTICLE ON WILDERNESS AREA ON THE SELWAY NATIONAL RECENT RESULTS OF WIDELY CONDUCTED EXPERIMENTS ARE FOREST. PROVIDING ABUNDANT FACTS TO SHOW THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF FOREST AND OTHER PLANT COVER UPON 4104. KOCH ELERS. SUSTAINED YIELD ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS: STREAMFLOW AND WATER CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS WHAT IT MEANS TO THE INLAND EMPIRE REGION. WEST 38:488-491. SEPT. 1932, COAST LUMBERMAN 48:108-109, 112. MAY I, 1925.

412D. KOTOK, EDWARD I., AND HAMMATT, R. F. FERDINAND AUGUSTUS 4105. KOCH, ELERS. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR A FORESTER IN SILCOX. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REVIEW 2:240-253. THE FEDERAL SERVICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY SUMMER 1942. 35:803-809. SEPT. 1937.

4121. KRAEBEL, CHARLES J. CONQUERING KENNETT'S GULLIES:.. .THE 4106. KOCH, JAMES L. TECHNICIANS IN THE UNITED STATES FOREST FOREST SERVICE BROUGHT FORTH THE RESULTS OF ITS SERVICE: PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF OUESTIONAIRE KENNETT EXPERIMENT-A REFORESTATION PROGRAM THAT DATA. SOCIO-TECHNICAL SYSTEMS, GRADUATE SCHOOL OF RETARDED EROSION ON SMELTER-DENUDED LANDS. AMERICAN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, FORESTS 61:36-39, 42. DEC. 1955. LOS ANGELES. LOS ANGELES, CALIF.: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1970. 112 PP., CHARTS, GRAPHS, TABLES. 4122. KRAEBEL, CHARLES J. FORESTRY WELL REPRESENTED AT WESTERN SCIENTIST MEETING. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:626-627. 4107. KOCH, STANLEY. REMEMBER 1910) AMERICAN FORESTS APR. 1931. 48:306-310. JULY 1942. MEETING HELD AT THE CALIFORNIA FOREST EXPERIMENT EXCERPTS, READER'S DIGEST 4180-83. JULY 1942. STATION.

4108. KOEN, H. R. FORESTRY PROBLEMS OF THE OZARKS. JOURNAL 4123. KRAEBEL, CHARLES J. ,AND KELLOGG, L. F. THE FOREST OF FORESTRY 37:168-173. FEB. 1939. GUARDIANS OF OUR WATERSHEDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:858-860. SEPT. 1938. 4109. KORSTIAN, CLARENCE F. GRAZING IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. IN,A NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. ED. BY 4124. KRAMER, WILLIAM P. FORESTRY WORK IN THE ISLAND OF PORTO VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: THE WILLIAMS AND (SIC) RICO. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 24:4)9-425. APR. WILKENS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. 761 PP., TABLES, 1926. MAPS, ILLUS., INDEX. LUOUILLO NATIONAL FOREST. SEE PP. 33-34.

4125. KRAMER, WILLIAM P. LUOUILLO--OUR TROPICAL NATIONAL 4110. KORSTIAN, CLARENCE F. GRAZING PRACTICE ON THE NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:81-83. FORESTS AND ITS EFFECT ON NATURAL CONDITIONS. FEB. 1928. SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 13:275-281. SEPT. 1921. DESCRIPTION OF LUQUILLO NATIONAL FOREST, PUERTO RICO. 4111. KORSTIAN, CLARENCE F. PERMANENT SAMPLE PLOTS IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. IN, A NATURALISTS GUIDE TO THE 4126. KRAUCH, HERMANN. CORONADO NATIONAL FOREST AS DON P. AMERICAS. ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: JOHNSTON KNEW IT. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:30-31, 63-69. THE WILLIAMS AND WILKENS PUBLISHING COMPANY,1926. OCT. 1958.

761 PP., TABLES, MAPS, ILLUS. , INDEX.

4127. KREIENBAUM, C. H., AND MAUNDER, E.R. FOREST MANAGEMENT SEE PP.19-20. AND COMMUNITY STABILITY: THE SIMPSON EXPERIENCE. FOREST HISTORY 12. JULY 1968. 4112. KORSTIAN, CLARENCE F. THE PRESERVATION OF NATURAL CONDITIONS IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. IN, A 4128. KREIENBAUM, C. H., AND MAUNDER, ELWOOD R. FOREST NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. ED. BY VICTOR E. MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNITY STABILITY THE SIMPSON SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD. :THE WILLIAMS AND WILKENS EXPERIENCE. FOREST HISTORY 12:6-19, JULY 1968. PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. 761 PP.' TABLES, MAPS, ILLUS., INDEX. 4129. KREPELA, RICK. FUTURE OF FORESTRY RESEARCH, RESEARCH, AND MORE RESEARCH. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:34-35, SEE PP. 17-19. 54-55. DEC.1961.

4113. KORSTIAN, CLARENCE, F., ET AL. THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION 4130. KRIEBEL, H. B., ED. DIRECTORY OF RESEARCH WORKERS IN CORPS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:284-319. MAR. 1936. FOREST GENETICS AND RELATED FIELDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 60:623-629. SEPT. 1962. SYMPOSIUM. INCLUDES PAPERS, DISCUSSIONS, REPORTS. INCLUDES PERSONNEL OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. 4114. KOTOK, EDWARD I. AMERICA'S ROLE IN MEETING WORLD TIMBER NEEDS. AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, PROCEEDINGS 413). KRUEGER, THEODORE. THE TIMBER CRUISER GOES MODERN. 89:418-422. JULY 18, 1945, AMERICAN FORESTS 47:426-427. SEPT.194).

4115. KOTOK, EDWARD I. THE CALIFORNIA FOREST EXPERIMENT INCREASED USE OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR TIMBER STATION: NEW EXPERIMENT STATION OPENS NEW FIELD OF CRUISING. RESEARCH. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 13:9, 19-20. JAN. 1927. 4)32. KRUTCH JOSEPH W. CONSERVATION IS NOT ENOUGH. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:30-31, 46-50. JULY 1955. 4116. KOTOK, EDWARD I. FIRE, A PROBLEM IN AMERICAN FORESTRY. SCIENCE MONTHLY 31 :450-452. NOV. 1930. 4133, KUCHLER, A. W. WHAT IS WHAT? 810 SCIENCE 14:39-4), JULY 1964. 4117. KOTOK, EDWARD I. FORESTS AND AGRICULTURE: . . .A PUBLIC FIRE CONSCIENCE MUST BE DEVELOPED. THE CALIFORNIA COMMENTS ON EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS. COUNTRYMAN 12:7, 25. DEC. 1925. 4134. KUTZLEB, CHARLES R. AMERICAN MYTH: DESERT OF EDEN: CAN 4118. KOTOK, EDWARD I. ORGANIZATION OF RESEARCH IN THE U.S. FORESTS BRING RAIN TO THE PLAINS? FOREST HISTORY 15:14-21. OCT. 1971. 4151. LARSON, AGNES M. HISTORY OF THE WHITE PINE INDUSTRY IN MINNESOTA. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. :UNIVERSITY OF 4135. KYL, JOHN. IMPLEMENTING A NATIONAL LAND USE POLICY: THE MINNESOTA PRESS,1949. 432 PP., ILLUS., MAP, TABLES, SYSTEM ISN'T ALL THAT BAD' JOURNAL OF SOIL AND BIBLIO, FNI, INDEX. WATER CONSERVATION 27:224-225. SEPT. -OCT.1972. SEE ESPECIALLY PP. 289-333, THE OPERATION OF NATIONAL 4136. KYLIE, H. R. PLANTING THE NEBRASKA SAND HILLS. WORLD LAND LAWS IN THE PINELAND AREA. AGRICULTURE 5:381. JULY 1925. 4152. LARSON, ARNOLD B. FIRE PREVENTION BY THE SACKFUL. 4137. LAMB, FRANK H. AMERICAN FORESTRY-FAD, SUBSIDY OR AMERICAN FORESTS 47:580, 586. DEC 1941. BUSINESS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:951 -957. OCT. 1931 4153. LARSON, ARNOLD B., ED. AMERICA'S FRONT LINE FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:102-104, 141. MAR. 1942. CRITICISM BY L.F. SMITH, ISSUE OF 30:108-109, JAN. 1932. FORESTRY AND WORLD WAR II

4138. LAMB, JOHN. IMPORTANCE OF THE FORESTS TO AGRICULTURE. 4154. LATHROP, C H. VALUE AND APPLICATION OF RADIO IN FIRE AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1905. PROTECTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:760-762. SEPT. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H M. SUTER PUBLISHING CD., 1905. 1941 474 PP. 4155. LAUT, AGNES C. EVERYBODY'S CAMPING GROUND: THE NATIONAL PP. 42-50. GOVERNMENT THROWS OPEN ITS FOREST RESERVES AS A PLAY-FIELD FOR THE PEOPLE. COLLIER'S 45:20-21. AUG. 4139. LAMB, JOHN. THE STATES' RIGHTS QUESTION. AMERICAN 13, 1910. FORESTRY 19:172-174. MAR. 1913. 4156. LAUT, AGNES C. THE FAKE HOMESTEADER: WHILE POLITICIANS STATES' RIGHTS AND NATIONAL FOREST LANDS AND INTERESTS RAGE, THE FOREST RANGER GUARDS THE ACQUISITIONS. TIMBER AND RIGHTS OF THE HOMESTEADER. COLLIER'S 47:16, 29. JUNE 10,1911. 4140. LAMIIERS, GEORGE E. OUR LUMBER OPERATIONS IN FRANCE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:691 -692. NOV. 1918. 4157. LAUT, AGNES C. THE FIRE PROTECTION OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19711-720. NOV. 1913. 4141. LANDSTROM, KARL S. WATER POLICY ON RANGE AND FOREST LANDS. JOURNAL OF FARM ECONOMICS 34:747-750. DEC. SPECIAL FIRE PROTECTION NUMBER. 1952. 4158. LAUT, AGNES C. THE NATIONAL FORESTS AS A PEOPLE'S 4142. LANE, D. R. FIRE FIGHTING WITH TRACTORS: THE LATEST PLAYGROUND. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:349-363. JUNE DEVICE FOR FIGHTING FOREST FIRES. SUNSET 59:27, 60. 1913. OCT. 1927. 4159. LAWSON, WILLIAM P. THE FIRE FIGHTERS. HARPER'S WEEKLY 4143. LANGILLE, A. D., ET AL. FOREST CONDITIONS IN THE CASCADE 61 :350-651. OCT. 9,1915 RANGE FOREST RESERVE, OREGON. SERIES H, FORESTRY 6. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 4160. LAWSON, WILLIAM P. UNCLE SAM-BUSINESS MAN. HARPER'S PROFESSIONAL PAPER 9. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1903. WEEKLY 61 :86-87. JULY 24, 1915. 298 PP.' TABLES, MAPS, INDEX. 4161. LAWSON, WILLIAM P. UNCLE SAM'S FOREST PHYSICIANS. 4144. LANGILLE, H. D. GOVERNMENT VS. CITIZEN: NATIONAL FOREST HARPER'S WEEKLY 61:230-232. SEPT. 4, 915. TIMBER FORCED UPON AN OVERSTOCKED MARKET BY CONGRESS. THE ST. LOUIS LUMBERMAN 56:48-50. DEC.1, 1915. 4162. LAWSON, WILLIAM P. WHY ARE NATIONAL FORESTS? HARPER'S WEEKLY 61 :616-617. DEC. 25, 1915. 4145. LANGWORTHY, J. N. THE WAY OF A RANGE COW. THE PRODUCER 14:7. JUNE 1932. 4163. LAXTON, JOSEPHINE. PISGAH-A FOREST TREASURELAND. AMERICAN FORESTS 37:339-342. JUNE 1931. 4146. LAPAGE, WILBUR F. SOME SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF FOREST RECREATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 61:32-36. JAN. REFERS TO PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST. 1963. 4164. LAZAN, GIL. THE THRILL KILLERS. AMERICAN FORESTS 4147. LARA, FRANK W. A CASE FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF WILDERNESS 75:6-7, 36. MAY 1969. AREAS BY CONGRESSIONAL LEGISLATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 59:734, 736-737. OCT. 1961. SNOWMOBILERS KILL WILDLIFE ON SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. SEE EDITORIAL COMMENT, P.11. 4148. LARSEN, J.A. SOME PIONEERS AND LEADERS IN AMERICAN FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION. IOWA STATE JOURNAL OF 4165. LE MIEUX, FRED. OUR NATIONALIZED FORESTS. NEW ORLEANS, SCIENCE 34:521-544. MAY 15,1960. LA.: LE MIEUX BROTHERS,INC., 1952.16 PP.

INCLUDES FRANKLIN B. HOOCH, AND FILIBERT ROTH. 4166. LEADABRAND, RUSS. CITY BOYS AND FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:8-9, SEPT. 1963. 4149. LARSEN, JULIUS A. NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN, A NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. 4167. LEADABRAND, RUSS. HERE COME THE AIR TANKERS. AMERICAN ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD,: THE FORESTS 64:14-15, 52-53. FEB. 1958, WILLIAMS AND WILKENS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. 761 PP., TABLES, MAPS, ILLUS., INDEX. 4168. LEADABRAND, RUSS. JAIL, FINE, OR PLANT TREES. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:31, 52-55. FEB. 1969.

SEE PP. 208-216. NATIONAL FOREST DISTRICT 1 LAW VIOLATORS SENTENCED TO JAIL, GIVEN A FINE, OR 4150. LARSEN, JULIUS A. THE SMOKY TRAIL. AMERICAN FORESTRY ALLOWED TO PLANT TREES ON ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST. 29:394-397. JULY 1923. 4169. LEADABRAND, RUSS. A NEW SKI AREA FOR CALIFORNIA. FIRE CONTROL ON CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:36-39, 41. NOV. 1968. TRAIL PEAK IN INYO NATIONAL FOREST. 56:148, 150-151, 179.JIJLY-AUG. 1954.

4170. LEADABRAND, RUSS. WHAT ABOUT MINERAL KING? AMERICAN 4186. LEOPOLD, ALDO. CONSERVATION BLUEPRINTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 73:18-21, 51-52. FEB. 1967, FORESTS 43:596-608. DEC.1937.

ARTICLE NOT CONTINUED ON P. 57 AS NOTED, BUT ON P. 4187. LEOPOLD, ALDO. THE EXCESS DEER PROBLEM. AUDUBON 51 . THE MINERAL KING CONTROVERSY WAS OVER THE MAGAZINE 45:156-157. MAY-JUNE 1943. CREATION OF A DISNEYLAND TYPE RECREATION AREA IN SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST. REFERS TO THE DEER HERD ON THE KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST. 4171. LEAVITT, CLYDE. METHODS IN DETERMINING RESERVE BOUNDARIES. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 4:274-281. DEC. 4188. LEOPOLD, ALDO. FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH AND PROFITABLE 1906. FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 25:542-548. MAY 1927.

4172. LECONTE, JOSEPH ADDRESS. SIERRA CLUB, BULL. 4189. LEOPOLD, ALDO FOREST SERVICE SALARIES AND THE FUTURE OF 1:268-271. JAN. 1896. THE NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:398-401. APR.1919. ADDRESS ON CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES.

4190. LEOPOLD, ALDO. FORESTRY AND GAME CONSERVATION. JOURNAL 4173. LEDIJC, THOMAS. THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF CONSERVATION. OF FORESTRY 16:404-411. APR. 1918. FOREST HISTORY 9. OCT. 1965.

4191. LEOPOLD, ALDO. GAME MANAGEMENT IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 4174. LEE, LAURENCE F. FREER RANGE. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER AMERICAN FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:412-714. JULY 34:19-22. FEB. 1953. 1930.

4175. LEFEBVRE, R. NEUMANN. GREEN GOLD. . NOW YOUR HELP IS 4192. LEOPOLD, ALDO. GRASS, BRUSH, TIMBER, AND FIRE IN NEEDED TO MAKE OUR FORESTS EVERLASTING. NATURAL SOUTHERN ARIZONA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 22:1-10. OCT. HISTORY 41:325-343, 393. MAY 1938. 1924.

4176. LEHDE, NORMAN B. ORIGINS OF THE PINCHOT FAMILY. 4193. LEOPOLD, ALDO. THE LAST STAND OF THE WILDERNESS: A PLEA JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:582-584. AUG. 1965. FOR PRESERVING A FEW PRIMITIVE FORESTS... AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :599-604. OCT. 1925. 4177. LEIBERG, JOHN B. FOREST CONDITIONS IN THE LITTLE BELT MOUNTAINS FOREST RESERVE, MONTANA... SERIES H, 4194. LEOPOLD, ALDO. NATIONAL FORESTS: THE LAST FREE HUNTING FORESTRY 10. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL GROUNDS OF THE NATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY SURVEY, PROFESSIONAL PAPER 30. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 17:150-153. FEB.1919. 1904. 75 PP. TABLES, PLAT, MAP, INDEX. 4195. LEOPOLD, ALDO. PROGRESSIVE CATTLE RANGE MANAGEMENT. 4178. LEIBERG, JOHN B. FOREST CONDITIONS IN THE NORTHERN BREEDER'S GAZETTE 71 :919. MAY 3,1917. SIERRA NEVADA, CALIFORNIA. SERIES H, FORESTRY 5. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 4196. LEOPOLD, ALDO. SAND COUNTRY ALMANAC, WITH OTHER ESSAYS PROFESSIONAL PAPER 8. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1902. ON CONSERVATION FROM ROUND RIVER. ENL. ED. NEW 194 PP. TABLES, MAPS,INDEX. YORK: OXFORD UNIV. PRESS,1966. 267 PP., ILLUS.

USEFUL FOR HISTORICAL TREATMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL 4197. LEOPOLD, ALDO. WEATHERPROOFING CONSERVATION; AMERICAN IMPACT. FORESTS 39:10-11, 48. JAN. 1933.

4179. LEIBERG, JOHN B. IS CLIMATIC ARIDITY IMPENDING ON THE 4198. LEOPOLD, ALDO. THE WILDERNESS AND ITS PLACE IN FOREST PACIFIC SLOPE? THE TESTIMONY OF THE FOREST. THE RECREATIONAL POLICY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 10:160-181. MAY 1899. 19:718-721. NOV. 1921.

4180. LEIBERG, JOHN B., ET AL. FOREST CONDITIONS IN THE SAN 4199. LEVEAUX, C. M. FOREST GUARD WORK ON THE NATIONAL FRANCISCO MOUNTAINS FOREST RESERVE, ARIZONA. SERIES FORESTS. MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FORESTRY H, FORESTRY 7. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL CLUB, ANNUAL 2:25-28. 1917. SURVEY, PROFESSIONAL PAPER 22. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1904. 95 PP., TABLES, MAPS, INDEX. 4200. LEVER, ASBURY, F. LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:98-99. FEB. 1913. 4181. LEISZ, DOUGLAS R. PERSPECTIVE: THE 1970'S. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN ARTICLE BY ONE OF THE AUTHORS OF THE WEEKS BILL. FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1971. 8 PP., ILLUS. 4201. LEVISON, J. J. ''MISSION AND SCOPE OF FOREST SERVICE AND ITS RELATION TO THE COOPERAGE BUSINESS.'' PACKAGES BOOKLET ON CALIFORNIA NATIONAL FORESTS. 8:41-42. NOV. 1905.

4182. LELAND, JOHN D. CREATION OF FOREST RESERVES A BENEFIT TO PAPER PRESENTED TO THE SLACK COOPERAGE STOCK MINERS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:119-120, MAR. MANUFACTURERS AT CHICAGO, NOVEMBER BAND 9, 1905. 1905.

4202. LEYDET, FRANCIS, ED. TOMORROWS WILDERNESS. SAN 4183. LELAND, JOHN D. ILLEGAL SHEEP GRAZING IN THE SIERRA FRANCISCO, CALIF.: SIERRA CLUB, 1963. 262 PP., ILLUS. FOREST RESERVE, VET WITH A COLOR OF LEGAL RIGHT. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 8:328-331. AUG. 1902. 4203. LILLARD, RICHARD G. GREAT FOREST. NEW YORK: ALFRED A. KNOPF,INC.,1947. 399 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, BIBLIO., 4184. LENTZ, G. H. WAR ACTIVITIES OF THE FOREST SERVICE IN INDEX, REGION SEVEN. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:329-331, MAY 1943. 4204. LILLEY, ROY W. WILDERNESS--HOW MUCH AND FOR WHOM? AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 40:8-9, OCT. 1958. 4185. LEOPOLD, ALDO. CAN WE KEEP OUR OUTDOOR AREAS? ''SAVING THE BASIC FACILITIES FOR PUBLIC RECREATION THROUGH 4205. LINDENMUTH, A. W., JR., AND NELSON, RALPH M. FOREST FIRE THE LONG PERIOD OF SOCIAL MATURATION.. WILL CONTINUE DANGER MEASUREMENT IN THE UNITED STATES. UNASYLVA TO BE.. OUR PRIMARY TASK''. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 5:67-70, APR.-JUNE 1951. 4206. LINDH, ALEX C. PARACHUTING FIRE FIGHTERS. JOURNAL OF REFERENCE TO CALIFORNIA NATIONAL FORESTS. FORESTRY 39:160-169. FEB. 1941. 4227. THE LIVING WILDERNESS ....A WAY TO THE WILDERNESS... 4207. LINDH, C. OTTO. THE AZTEC CASE: A STORY OF TWO THE LIVING WILDERNESS 79:15-18. WINTER-SPRING 1962. CENTURIES. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:24-27, 48-49. DEC. 1959. EXCERPTS FROM BROCHURE ON PACK TRIPS SPONSORED BY WILDERNESS SOCIETY. CONCERNS THE ACQUISITION OF INDIAN LANDS IN ARIZONA FOR INCLUSION IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF THAT STATE. 4228. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. (JOHN F.) KENNEDY CONSERVATION MESSAGE. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 79:31. WINTER-SPRING 4208. LINDLEY, ERNEST R. THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. 1962. SCHOOL AND SOCIETY 41 :578-580. APR. 27, 1935. PRESIDENT CALLS WILDERNESS PRESERVATION SYSTEM THE 4209. LINTON, NORMA L. VOLUNTEER FOREST GUARDS. AMERICAN .KEY ELEMENT OF OUR CONSERVATION PROGRAM...'' FORESTS 57:18-20, 47. SEPT. 1951. 4229. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. ''PREREQUISITE FOR PROTECTION''. INDIANA YOUTHS FIGHT FIRES. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 74:INSIDE COVER. AUTUMN-WINTER 1960- 1961 4210. LITERARY DIGEST. ANOTHER FOREST FIGHT. LITERARY DIGEST 73:15. APR.15, 1922. EDITORIAL. PASSING OF A WILDERNESS BILL REMAINS NUMBER ONE NEED FOR WILDERNESS PRESERVATION. CONTROVERSY OVER NATIONAL FORESTS BEING RETURNED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. 4230. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. ''SAVE INDIAN CREEK''. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 109:59. SPRING 1970. 4211. LITERARY DIGEST. A CENTURY'S RECORD OF FOREST FIRES. LITERARY DIGEST 96:22. FEB.18, 1928. INDIAN CREEK LOCATED ON THE SHANTEE-FLAT CREEK WATERSHED IN NORTH CAROLINA. 4212. LITERARY DIGEST. COMPLETE LIST OF NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE UNITED STATES. LITERARY DIGEST 77:72-73. JUNE 4231. THE LIVING WILDERNESS ''TO MOVE AHEAD''. THE LIVING 2, 1923. WILDERNESS 86:2. SPRING-SUMMER 1964.

SEE, ALSO,ISSUE OF 81 :64-65, JUNE 7,1924 FOR EDITORIAL ON WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. ANOTHER LISTING 4232. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. AGENCIES DEFEND MOTORIZED 4213. LITERARY DIGEST. THE FIRE HORROR THAT MARRED THE EQUIPMENT RESTRICTIONS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS SPRINGTIME. LITERARY DIGEST 105:38, 40, 42. MAY 24, 112:63-64. WINTER 1970-1971. 1930. 4233. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. CANDIDATE AREAS FOR ADDITION TO 4214. LITERARY DIGEST. THE FLYING FIRE-WAGON. LITERARY THE NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVATION SYSTEM ON WHICH DIGEST 113:38-39. MAY 14,1932. REVIEW SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY SEPTEMBER 3, 1967. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 92:52-53. SPRING 1966. 4215. LITERARY DIGEST. FOREST FIRES KINDLED BY SMOKERS. LITERARY DIGEST 99:22. OCT. 6,1928. 4234. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. A COMMENT ON THE BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA DECISION. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 4216. LITERARY DIGEST. MAKING FOREST FIRES OLD-FASHIONED. 88:20-26. SPRING 1965. LITERARY DIGEST 90:36, 41-42, 44. SEPT. 4,1926. 4235. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. COMPLETE TEXT OF THE WILDERNESS 4217. LITERARY DIGEST OUR COMING FOREST FAMINE. LITERARY ACT. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 86:31-34. SPRING-SUMMER DIGEST 76:16. MAR. 24,1923. 1964.

4218. LITERARY DIGEST. SHALL AMERICA BECOME A TREELESS WASTE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY, PP. 34-35. LIKE CHINA? LITERARY DIGEST 93:60-61, 64-65. JUNE 18, 1927. 4236. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. COPPER CORPORATION ATTACK. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 79:22-24. WINTER-SPRING 1962. 4219. LITERARY DIGEST. TAKE THOUGHT FOR THE TREES, SAYS PRESIDENT (WARREN G.( HARDING. LITERARY DIGEST KENNECOTT COPPER CORPORATION ATTACKS S.174, THE 69:48, 50. MAY 21,1921. WILDERNESS BILL. SEE ALSO P. 25 FOR COMMENT.

4220. LITERARY DIGEST. TO SAVE THE FORESTS BY EDUCATING THE 4237. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. COUGAR LAKES WILDERNESS. THE LUMBER KINGS. LITERARY DIGEST 93:21 -23. MAY 21, LIVING WILDERNESS 79:12. WINTER-SPRING 1962. 1927. WILDERNESS SOCIETY PROPOSES ESTABLISHING NEW 4221. LITERARY DIGEST. THE VANISHING WILDERNESS. LITERARY WILDERNESS AREA ON SNOOUAL (ME AND GIFFORD PINCHOT DIGEST 90:54-57. AUG. 7,1926. NATIONAL FORESTS.

4222. LITERARY DIGEST. WHAT IS A FOREST? LITERARY DIGEST 4238. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. DIVIDEND TO COUNTERACT KENNECOTT 74:60-62. SEPT. 2,1922. (COPPER COMPANY). THE LIVING WILDERNESS 79:25-26. WINTER-SPRING 1962. 4223. LITERARY DIGEST. WHERE WILL OUR PAPER COME FROM? LITERARY DIGEST 92:22-23. FEB. 19,1927. INVESTOR DONATES DIVIDEND TO WILDERNESS SOCIETY. SEE ALSO PP. 22-24. 4224. LITERARY DIGEST. WOMEN AND PLANES VS. FOREST FIRES. LITERARY DIGEST 79:44-48. NOV. 3,1923. 4239. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. FIFTEEN AMENDMENTS PROPOSED. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 80:22, 24, 26-32, 35. 4225. LIVELY, CHARLES E. SOME SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE FOREST SPRING-SUMMER 1962. CONSERVATION PROBLEM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:216-219. MAR. 1952. THE AMENDMENTS WERE PROPOSED TO THE SUBSTITUTE WILDERNESS BILL OF 1962. SEE ALSO, PP 19-21. 4226. LIVERMORE, NORMAN B., JR. ROADS RUNNING WILD. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:l52-l55 APR. 1938. 4240. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. FOREST SERVICE STUDIES AREAS FOR INCLUSION UNDER WILDERNESS ACT. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 25:35. AUTUMN-WINTER 1960-1961. WILDERNESS 99:41. WINTER 1967-1968. 4255. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: CASCADES STUDIES INCLUDE EMIGRANT BASIN PRIMITIVE AREA, SAN WILDERNESS ADDITIONS URGED. THE LIVING WILDERNESS JUAN PRIMITIVE AREA, UPPER RIO GRANDE PRIMITIVE AREA. 111:60-61. AUTUMN 1970.

4241. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. HOUSE WILDERNESS HEARINGS. THE 4256. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: LIVING WILDERNESS 80:14-19. SPRING-SUMMER 1962. CONFRONTATION IN GILA WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 94:44-45, AUTUMN 1966. HEARING CONDUCTED MAY 7 TO ii, 1962. FOREST SERVICE PERSONNEL REFUSE ACCESS TO JEEP CLUB 4242. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. MANAGED TO BE LEFT UNMANAGED. MEMBERS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 76:2. SPRING 1961. 4257. THE LIVING WI.LDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: CONGRESS EDITORIAL ON WILDERNESS AREAS. DEBATES WILDERNESS PURITY. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 109:57, SPRING 1970. 4243. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. TRANSMITTING NATIONAL WILDERNESS 4258. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: CUCAMONGA PRESERVATION SYSTEM. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 87:2. WILD AREA ENLARGED. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 74:36. WINTER 1964-1965. AUTUMN-WINTER 1960-1961.

MESSAGE BY LYNDON B. JOHNSON, FEBRUARY 8, 1965, TO 4259. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: DARKNESS. U.S. CONGRESS. OVER SAN GORGONIO. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 88:37-38. SPRING (965. 4244. LIVING WILDERNESS. MULTIPLE USE ACT IS PASSED. LIVING WILDERNESS 25:27-28. SUMMER 1960. LEGISLATION INTRODUCED TO PROVIDE FOR WINTER RECREATIONAL USE OF SAN GORGONIO WILDERNESS AREA. 4245. LIVING WILDERNESS. MULTIPLE USE ANALYZED. LIVING WILDERNESS 25:40-44. SPRING 1960. 4260. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS AREA DESIGNATE. THE LIVING 4246. LIVING WILDERNESS. MULTIPLE USE BILL ADVANCED LIVING WILDERNESS 74:36-40. AUTUMN-WINTER 1960-1961, WILDERNESS 25:40-44. SPRING 1960. 4261. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: LINCOLN 4247. LIVING WILDERNESS. MULTIPLE USE PLANS REPLACE 'LIMITED BACK COUNTRY ENDANGERED: PROPOSED LINCOLN-SCAPEGOAT AREAS'. LIVING WILDERNESS 25:40-41. AUTUMN-WINTER WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 102:49-50. SUMMER 1960-1961. 1968.

4248. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. THE NATIONAL WILDERNESS 4262. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: LINCOLN PRESERVATION SYSTEM. THE LIVING WILDERNESS BACK COUNTRY WILDERNESS PROPOSED. THE LIVING 86:19-30. SPRING-SUMMER 1964. WILDERNESS 88:37. SPRING 1965

TABLE LISTING, BY STATES, NATIONAL FOREST WILDERNESS S.107 INTRODUCED JANUARY 6, 1965 TO CLASSIFY AS AND WILD AREAS AS OF SEPT. 3,1964. WILDERNESS THE LINCOLN BACK COUNTRY IN MONTANA. LOCATED IN HELENA NATIONAL FOREST. 4249. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. A NEW CHANCE FOR THE UPPER SELWAY: A WILDERNESS SOCIETY STATEMENT, THE LIVING 4263. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: MINERS WILDERNESS 94:34-41. AUTUMN 1966. RIDGE THREATENED. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 96 8 97:60. SPRING 1967. REFERS TO THE SELWAY-BITTERROOT WILDERNESS AREA. GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS AREA. 4250. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEM SPECIAL: ACTION ON THE WILDERNESS BILL. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 76:28-31. 4264. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: NATIONAL SPRING-SUMMER 1961. FOREST ADVISORY COMMITTEE. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 105:38-39 SPRING 1969. WITH TEXT OF AMENDMENTS. CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON MULTIPLE USE OF THE 4251. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: (ORVILLE NATIONAL FORESTS MEETS. L.I FREEMAN ISSUES NORTH CASCADES STOP ORDER. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 77:28. SUMMER-FALL 1961. 4265. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: NATIONAL FOREST MANAGEMENT CRITICIZED. THE LIVING WILDERNESS ''STOP ORDER'' WAS LETTER FROM FREEMAN DIRECTING THE 1(2:63. WINTER 1970-1971. FOREST SERVICE TO DISCONTINUE DEVELOPMENT OF WILDERNESS AREAS NEAR GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS AREA BITTERROOT NATIONAL FOREST. UNTIL FURTHER STUDIES COULD BE MADE. 4266. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: PRESIDENT 4252. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: (LYNDON B. JOHNSON) SIGNS WILDERNESS AND CONSERVATION APPROXIMATE DATES FOR WILDERNESS HEARINGS. THE FUND ACTS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 86:44. LIVING WILDERNESS 91:47, WINTER 1965. SPRING-SUMMER 1964.

HEARINGS FOR DESIGNATION OF PRIMITIVE AREAS UNDER 4267. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: PRIMITIVE WILDERNESS ACT OF 1964. AREAS REVIEWED FOR WILDERNESS DESIGNATION. THE LIVING WILDERNESS (02:48-49. SUMMER 1968. 4253. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: BOB MARSHALL WILDERNESS RECREATION MAP. THE LIVING 4268. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: PROTECT WILDERNESS 99:47, WINTER 1967-1968. DE FACTO WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 102:50-51. SUMMER 1968. FOREST SERVICE PUBLISHES MAP. 4269. THE LIVING WILDERNESS, NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: SAN 4254. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: BRIDGER GORGONIO BELONGS TO ALL AMERICANS. THE LIVING AND TRACY ARM-FORDS TERROR AREAS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 90:33-34. AUTUMN 1965. 4270. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: SAN U.S. SENATE PASSES BILL TO CREATE NORTH CASCADES RAFAEL WILDERNESS THE FIRST. THE LIVING WILDERNESS NATIONAL PARK. 89:37. SUMMER 1965. 4284. LIVING WILDERNESS. OLALLIE RIDGE MULTIPLE USE PLAN FIRST WILDERNESS AREA TO BE ESTABLISHED UNDER APPROVED. LIVING WILDERNESS 26:34-35. SUMMER-FALL WILDERNESS ACT OF 1964. 1961

4271. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: SAWTOOTH 4285. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. OUTDOOR RECREATION REVIEW. THE WILDERNESS SUPPORTED. THE LIVING WILDERNESS LIVING WILDERNESS 79:3-11. WINTER-SPRING 1961-1962. 85:37-39. WINTER-SPRING 1964. COMMENTS ON THE 1962 REPORT OF THE OUTDOOR RECREATION WILDERNESS SOCIETY OFFERS SUPPORT. RESOURCES REVIEW COMMISSION.

4272. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: SECRETARY 4286. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. THE PRESIDENTS (FRANKLIN D. (ORVILLE L. FREEMAN) REJECTS INTERSTATE 70 ROUTE. ROOSEVELT) 0UETICO-SUPERIOR COMMITTEE. THE LIVING THE LIVING WILDERNESS 101 :46-47. SPRING 1968. WILDERNESS 112:54-58. WINTER 1970-1971.

ROUTE WOULD PASS OVER GORE RANGE-EAGLES NEST 4287. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. RESCUERS FORM PARTY TO SEEK LOST PRIMITIVE AREA. RANGERS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 91:4. WINTER 1965-1966. 4273. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: SELWAY-BITTERROOT HEARINGS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS NEWS RELEASE, GREAT FALLS, MONTANA, OCT. 23, 1965. 77:43-45. SUMMER-FALL 1961. RANGERS LOST IN SNOW STORM IN MISSION RANGE.

4274. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: SNOW 4288. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. S.174. AN ACT TO ESTABLISH A MOUNTAIN PROPOSAL. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 109:59. NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVATION SYSTEM... THE SPRING 1970. LIVING WILDERNESS 78:3-12. AUTUMN-WINTER 1961-1962.

EFFORTS TO ESTABLISH A WILDERNESS AREA IN MENDOCINO 4289. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. S.4 URGED BY HORACE M. ALBRIGHT. NATIONAL FOREST. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 83:30-31. SPRING-SUMMER 1963.

4275. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: SPANISH A WILDERNESS BILL. PEAKS WILDERNESS PROPOSAL ANNOUNCED. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 89:38. SUMMER 1965. 4290 THE LIVING WILDERNESS. SAN GORGONIO. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 90:2. AUTUMN 1965. 4276. THE LIVING WILDERNESS NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: TIMBER BILL DRAWS FIRE. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 109:58. EDITORIAL. SAN GORGONIO WILDERNESS AREA. SPRING 1970.

4291. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. SAN RAFAEL WILDERNESS THE REFERS TO PROPOSED NATIONAL TIMBER SUPPLY ACT, LATER LIVING WILDERNESS 95:2, WINTER 1966-1967. RETITLED THE NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT ACT. EDITORIAL.

4277. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: WHITE 4292. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. SAVE THE SELWAY. THE LIVING CLOUDS ROAD ORDERED CLOSED. THE LIVING WILDERNESS WILDERNESS 87:29. WINTER 1964-1965. 111:60. AUTUMN 1970. REFERS TO THE SELWAY-B(TTERROOT WILDERNESS AREA. 4278. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: WILDERNESS ACT PASSED BY SENATE. THE LIVING 4293. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. SELWAY-BITTERROOT WILDERNESS. WILDERNESS 77:47. SUMMER-FALL 1961. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 82:25-37. WINTER 1962.

WITH EDITORIAL COMMENT, P. 2. WITH EDITORIAL COMMENT, P.27, AND WITH TEXT, PP. 28-31, OF DECISION OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE, 4279 THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: ORVILLE L. FREEMAN. WILDERNESS BILL IN THE HOUSE. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 84:42-45. SUMMER-FALL 1963. 4294. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. THE SELWAY-BITTERROOT WILDERNESS: A WILDERNESS SOCIETY STATEMENT. THE LIVING 4280. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: WILDERNESS 25:45-61. AUTUMN-WINTER 1960-1961. WILDERNESS COUNCIL IN THE CASCADES. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 77:46. SUMMER-FALL 1961. 4295. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. SONIC BOOM: DAMAGE TO WILDERNESS AREAS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 98:62-63. AUTUMN 1967. WILDERNESS SOCIETY COUNCIL URGES MORE PROTECTOIN FOR NORTH CASCADES WILDERNESS AREAS. SEE, ALSO,ISSUE OF 4296. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. THE STRANGE CASE OF MICHAEL 77:28, SUMMER-FALL 1961. FRaME, LOVER OF TREES AND BETE NOIRE OF THE LUMBER INDUSTRY. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 115:23-33. AUTUMN 4281. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: 1971 WILDERNESS SYSTEM GAINS 23 NEW UNITS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 111:60. AUTUMN 1970. 4297. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. SUBSTITUTE WILDERNESS BILL. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 80:19-21. SPRING-SUMMER 1962. III. BALDY IN ARIZONA IS AMONG THE 23 NEW UNITS. SEE ALSO, PP. 22, 24, 26-32, 35 FOR PROPOSED 4282. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST: AMENDMENTS TO THE SUBSTITUTE WILDERNESS BILL. WILDERNESS VIOLATION. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 105:38. SPRING 1969. 4298. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. SUMMARY OF THE FIRST PERIOD WILDERNESSREVIEWS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 99:37-41. SIXTY-EIGHT VIOLATIONS OF SEC. 4 OF THE WILDERNESS WINTER 1967-1968. ACT DETECTED IN 1968. SUMMARY OF THREE YEARS PROGRESS AFTER PASSAGE OF THE 4283. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. NORTH CASCADES COMPLEX. THE WILDERNESS ACT. LIVING WILDERNESS 98:61 -62. AUTUMN 1967. 4299. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. LIVING WILDERNESS 78:2. AUTUMN-WINTER 1961-1962. 4314. LONG, GEORGE S. THE NATION'S TIMBER ASSETS IN THE EDITORIAL ON IMPORTANCE OF WILDERNESS PRESERVATION. NORTHWEST. HARPER'S WEEKLY 57:15. MAY 31,1913.

4300. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. THE WILDERNESS ACT IN THE HOUSE. 4315. LONG, R. A. FOREST CONSERVATION: PAPER READ AT THE WHITE THE LIVING WILDERNESS 77:2. SUMMER-FALL 1961. HOUSE CONFERENCE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:410-416. JULY 1908. EDITORIAL. 4316. LOOSLEY, E. B. WOMAN OF THE FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 4301. LIVING WILDERNESS, WILDERNESS AND MULTIPLE USE. LIVING 49:404. AUG. 1943. WILDERNESS 24:26-27. AUTUMN 959. 4317. LORD, LYDIA A. I MARRIED A SMOKECHASER. AMERICAN 4302. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. WILDERNESS BILL IN COMMITTEE FORESTS 46:393-395, 431-432. SEPT 1940. HEARING. THE LIVING WIL[)ERNESS 85:30-34. WINTER-SPRING 1964. 4318. LORD, RUSSELL, ED. FOREST OUTINGS: BY THIRTY FORESTERS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 4303. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. WILDERNESS BILL REPORTED. THE GPO, 1940. 311 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS,INDEX. LIVING WILDERNESS 85:35. WINTER-SPRING 1964. 4319. LOS ANGELES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THE BROWNLOW REFERS TO H.R. 9070. REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE PLAN FOR THE AGRICULTURAL AND CONSERVATION DEPARTMENTS. LOS ANGELES, CALIF.: 4304. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. WILDERNESS HEARINGS MAY 7 TO 9 LOS ANGELES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, (APRIL) 1937. 9 PP.' 119621. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 79:28-30. PROCESSED. WINTER-SPRING 1962. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 4305. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. WILDERNESS IN CONGRESS. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. LIVING WILDERNESS 115:8-9. AUTUMN 1971. 4320. LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. ADDITION TO 4306. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. WILDERNESS LEGISLATION IN YELLOWSTONE PARK OF NATIONAL FOREST TRACT URGED: CONGRESS: STATUS AS OF JULY 15, 1971. THE LIVING TRANSFER OF 52,480 ACRES OF TETON NATIONAL FOREST IS WILDERNESS 114:7. SUMMER 1971. ONLY CHANGE URGED BY BOUNDARY COMMISSION. LOUISIANA CONSERVATION REVIEW 1:20-21, 36, 40. MAY 1931. 4307. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. WILDERNESS REGULATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 4321. LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. FIRE LOSS IN 92:60-63. SPRING 1966. NATIONAL FORESTS LOWERED TO RECORD MINIMUM. LIGHTNING FOUND TO CAUSE MOST BLAZES IN WEST, THOUGH MAJORITY 4308. THE LIVING WILDERNESS. WILDERNESS SOCIETY COUNCIL IN IN GENERAL RESULT FROM HUMAN AGENCIES. LOUISIANA IDAHO. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 74.42-44. CONSERVATION REVIEW 1:11, 41. AUG. 1931. AUTUMN-WINTER 1960-1961. 4322. LOVEJOY, P. S. THE COST OF FOREST IMPROVEMENT SYSTEMS. WILDERNESS SOCIETY SUBMITS RESOLUTIONS TO THE FOREST FORESTRY QUARTERLY 14:238-254. JUNE 1916. SERVICE RECOMMENDING CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT DECISIONS REGARDING WILDERNESS AREAS. 4323. LOVEJOY, P. S. THE COSTS AND VALUES OF FOREST PROTECTION. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 14:24-38. MAR. 1916. 4309. LO JACONO, S. COMP. ESTABLISHMENT AND MODIFICATIONS OF NATIONAL FOREST BOUNDARIES: A CHRONICAL RECORD, 4324. LOVEJOY, P. S. THE FARMER AND THE FOREST FIGHT: BEING 1891-1959. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV., OUR GREATEST LUMBER USER, HE WANTS A SHOW-DOWN. THE DIVISION OF ENGINEERING, TECHNICAL SERVICE BRANCH. COUNTRY GENTLEMAN 86:1-2, 36. SEPT. 24,1921. WASHINGTON, D.C.: DIVISION OF ENGINEERING, 1959. 99

PP., TABLES, PROCESSED. CONTINUTED IN ISSUES OF 86:4, 30, OCT. 22,1921; 86:9, 36-37, NOV. 5,1921; 86:4, 36,38, NOV. 19, COPIES OF THIS BOOKLET HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED RATHER 1921 WIDELY.

4325. LOVEJOY, P. S. FORESTS WITHOUT TREES: THERE ARE 4310. LOCKE, S. B. TRANSPLANTING DEER. AMERICAN FORESTS U 81,000,000 BURNED-OUT ACRES T.HAT OUGHT TO BE FOREST LIFE 35:625-628. OCT. 1929. PLANTED-WHO'LL DO IT? THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN 89:6, 29. JULY 5, 1924. DEER REMOVED FROM OVER-STOCKED AREAS ON KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST. CONTINUED IN ISSUES OF 89:4,18, AUG. 2,1924; AND 89:8, 24, AUG. 16,1924. 4311. LOCKHART, R. E. ALASKA SIZED TIMBER SALE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 64:83-86. FEB. 1966. 4326. LOVEJOY, P. S. IN THE NAME OF DEVELOPMENT. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:387-393, 447. JULY 1923. LARGEST TIMBER SALE IN THE HISTORY OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE TO DATE. USES AND MIS-USES OF FOREST LANDS.

4312. LOEHR, RODNEY C. FORESTS FOR THE FUTURE: THE STORY OF 4327. LOVEJOY, P. 5. REVIEW OF LUMBER INDUSTRY AFFAIRS. SUSTAINED YIELD AS TOLD IN THE DIARIES AND PAPERS OF JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:245-259. MAR. 1919. DAVID T. MASON 1907-1950. ST. PAUL, MINN. :FOREST PRODUCTS HISTORY FOUNDATION WITH THE MINNESOTA 4328. LOVEJOY, P. S. SUCKERS, GRAZING, FARMING OR WHAT? FOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1952. 283 PP.,ILLUS., INDEX. OUR 22,800,000 ACRES OF DESOLATE, FIRE-SWEPT CUT-OVER LAND. THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN 84:3-4, 32, 34. JULY 4313. LOMBARD, FRANK, AND JOSEPHSON, H. R. A BRIEF SURVEY OF 12, 1919. GOVERNMENT REGULATION. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIF. FOR. AND RANGE EXP. STA.UI. BERKELEY, CONTINUED IN ISSUES OF 84:10-11, 35, JULY 19,1919; CALIF,(?I: CALIFORNIA FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT AND 84:8-9, 41, JULY 26,1919. STATION(?I, 1940.133 PP., PROCESSED. 4329. LOVERIDGE, EARL W. THE ADMINISTRATION OF NATIONAL A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, FORESTS. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE,(949. WASHINGTON, D.C. GPO, 1949. 944 PP. ILLUS. MAPS, SERIES RUNS THROUGH MAR. 10, 1921. CHARTS, GRAPHS, INDEX. 4343. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW. A NEW FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY pp. 372-380. COURSE FOR ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 45:63. NOV. Ia,1923. 4330. LOVERIDGE, EARL W. THE FIRE SUPPRESSION POLICY OF THE U. S. FOREST SERVICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:549-554. 4344. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW. O(VIDI M. BUTLER RESIGNS AS ''LAB'' AUG. 1944. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 42:55. MAR. 10, 1922. 4331. LOVERIDGE, EARL W. FORESTRY IN THE NATION'S DEFENSE: ADDRESS... BEFORE THE FIFTIETH CONTINENTAL CONGRESS REFERS TO FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, CONSTITUTION HALL, WASHINGTON, D. C. 4345. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW. OFFENSIVE SIGNBOARDS ABOLISHED IN APRIL 16, 1941. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV, NATIONAL FOREST. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 42:43. MAY 25, WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1941.15 PP., 1922. PROCESSED. PERMISSION MUST BE GRANTED FOR ERECTION OF SIGNBOARDS A COPY OF THIS SPEECH DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL IN OREGON NATIONAL FORESTS. AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 4346. LUMBER. (HENRY S.( GRAVES POLICY ENDORSED: NEW CHIEF 4332. LOVERIDGE, EARL W. THE OPPOSITE POINT OF VIEW. JOURNAL FORESTER, REPLYING TO WASHINGTON STATE COMMISSIONERS, OF FORESTRY 33:105-110. FEB. 1935. EMPHATICALLY DECLARES THAT FORESTRY IS ESSENTIALLY A NATIONAL PROBLEM. LUMBER 65:23-24. APR. 26, 1920. FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION. REPRINT OF A LETTER FROM HENRY S. GRAVES TO W.W. 4333. LOWDERMILK, W. C. WORLD-WIDE NEEDS OF WOODS AS A LAND EMERY, CHAIRMAN, STATE BOARD OF FOREST COMMISSIONERS, CONSERVATION CROP. AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, WASHINGTON. PROCEEDINGS .89:408-417. JULY 18,1945. 4347. LUMBER. COL. (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY'S FOREST PROGRAM: 4334. LOWELL, JOHN W. THE FIRST RANGER STATION. AMERICAN ANNOUNCES A PLATFORM OF FIVE ESSENTIAL PLANKS WHICH FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:396-397. JULY 1930. DISTRIBUTES RESPONSIBILITY FOR SOLUTION OF PROBLEM BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT LUMBER ALTA, MONTANA WAS THE SITE OF THE FIRST CABIN. 66:39-40. AUG. 2,1920.

4335. LUCIA, ELLIS. HEAD RIG: THE STORY OF THE WEST COAST 4348. LUMBER. GOVERNMENT RED TAPE COSTLY: FIRES HAVE TAKEN LUMBER INDUSTRY. PORTLAND, DREG.: OVERLAND WEST HEAVY TOLL IN OREGON TIMBER WHILE THE AERIAL FOREST PRESS, 1965. 246 PP., ILLUS. ,BIBLIO. PATROL HAS BEEN WAITING FOR GASOLINE AND OIL. LUMBER 68:25. AUG. 19, 1921. SEE PARTICULARLY PP. 196-207. 4349. LUMBER. INVESTIGATORS RETURN. LUMBER 65:24. APR. 26, 4336. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW. THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION'S 1920. REPLY TO SECRETARY (ALBERT 8.1 FALL. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 42:57. MAR. 25,1922. FOREST SERVICE INVESTIGATORS HAVE COMPLETED INVESTIGATION OF PRICE OF LUMBER AND FOREST PRODUCTS. OPPOSE TRANSFER OF FOREST SERVICE TO DEPARTMENT OF AUTHORITY GIVEN BY THE CAPPER RESOLUTION. INTERIOR. 4350. LUMBER. LABORATORY'S WORK EULOGIZED: DECENNIAL 4337. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW. CONFER ON METHODS OF APPORTIONING CELEBRATION AT MADISON, WIS., AN INTERESTING AND FUNDS FOR FOREST PROTECTION. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW INSTRUCTIVE EVENT, IN WHICH THE FORESTRY PROBLEM 42:46. MAY ID,1922. TAKES FIRST PLACE. LUMBER 66:37-38, 42. AUG. 2, 1920. FOREST SERVICE PERSONNEL AND REPRESENTATIVES FROM 25 STATES MEET. 4351. LUMBER. RESEARCH IN WOOD AT FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. LUMBER 67:57. FEB. 28, 1921. 4338. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW. FOREST SERVICE SLOGAN FOR FIRE PROTECTION WEEK LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 42:41. APR. 4352. LYMAN, C. K., AND HOLTBY, BERT. JOB CORPS CONSERVATION 25, 1922. CENTERS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:370-371. MAY1965.

4339. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW. FOREST SERVICE TO ASSIST IN 1921 4353. LYMAN, C. K., AND JACKSON, 0. M. A NEW APPROACH TO LUMBER CENSUS. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 42:54. MAR. 10, TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT OF PEOPLE. JOURNAL OF 1922. FORESTRY 61:105-108. FEB. 1963.

FOREST SERIVCE PERSONNEL IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST SWORN 4354. LYSAGER, RACHEL H. FORESTRY'S SCIENTIFIC U.N. AMERICAN IN AS AGENTS IN THE BUREAU OF CENSUS. FORESTS 71:28-30, 53. AUG. 1965.

4340. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW. FOREST SERVICE WILL CONDUCT WESTERN ARTICLE ON THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. LUMBER CENSUS. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 42:48. JAN. 25, 1922. 4355. MAASS, ARTHUR. CONSERVATION, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS. IN, INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH BUREAU OF CENSUS FOR THE SOCIAL SCIENCES. ED. BY DAVID L. SILLS. NEW YORK: THE COLLECTION OF DATA ON LUMBER AND TIMBER PRODUCTS. MACMILLAN COMPANY AND THE FREE PRESS, 1968.17 VOLS., INDEX. 4341. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW. MADISON (WIS.( PROPOSED AS SITE FOR THE LAKE STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. LUMBER SEE VOL. 3, PP. 271-279. WORLD REVIEW 42:54. MAR. 10,1922. 4356. MACCARTHY, SHANE. FACTS ABOUT FACTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 4342. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW, A NATIONAL TIMBERLAND POLICY IS 69:36-39, 54-55. JAN. 1963. POSSIBLE. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 39:31-40. AUG.10, 1920. LOGGING INDUSTRY. 4357. MACDONALD, G. B. REFORESTATION WORK UNDER CLARKE-MCNARY WAY OF LIFE... AMERICAN FORESTS 65:12-15, 45-46. ACT IN IOWA. THE AMES FORESTER 14:21. 1926. FEB.1959.

4358. MACFARLAND, J. M. DEER PROBLEM ON KAIBAB NATIONAL FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES. FOREST. THE PRODUCER 13:3-7. JULY 1931.

4374. MANNING, G. H., AND THOMPSON, E.F. FOREST PROPERTY 4359. MACKAYE, BENTON. DAM SITE VS. NORM SITE. THE TAXATION: ANOTHER LOOK. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 71:241-247, OCT. 1950. 67:556-559. AUG. 1969.

DISCUSSES QUESTION OF PRICRITY OF PRESERVATION OF 4375. MANROSS, JAMES H. RANGER SCHOOLS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY WILDERNESS VIS-A-VIS THE BUILDING OF DAMS AND 47:570-571. JULY 1949. CONSERVATION OF WATER.

4376. MARCKWORTH, GORDON 0., AND BUTTRICK, P.L. WHY MEN ENTER 4360 MACKISSON, J.E. (MRS.). NATION'S NEED OF FORESTRY WORK: THE PROFESSION OF FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY A REPORT MADE BY MRS. J.E. MACKISSON, CHAIRMAN OF THE 37191-193. FEB. 1939. FORESTRY COMMITTEE OF THE MISSOURI FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS. CONSERVATION 14:487-491. SEPT. 1908. 4377. MARSH, C. S. THE FUTURE OF THE CCC. THE FORUM (03:283-287. MAY 1940. 4361. MACMILLAN, W.B. GLIMPSES OF SUMMER WORK IN THE ''SERVICE''. CORNELL FORESTER 4:33-39. MAY 1924. SAME IN, READERS DIGEST 36:84-86, MAY 1940

4362. MACON, J. W. ON CONNECTIONS BETWEEN RESEARCH AND FOREST 4378. MARSH, EDWIN E. WOOL ACT ATTRACTS CO-SPONSORS: LAMB MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 65:24-28. JAN. IMPORT BILL INTRODUCED: WILDERNESS HEARINGS 1967. SCHEDULED. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 51 :9-10. MAR. 1961 4363. MADDOX, RUFUS S. TIMBER SALES ON THE PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST, CALIFORNIA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:167-173. SEE P. 10 FOR WILDERNESS HEARINGS. MAR. 1912. 4379. MARSH, GEORGE P. MAN AND NATURE. ED. BY DAVID LOWENTHAL 4364. MADSEN, D. H. SPORTSMEN AND STOCKMEN: AN ADDRESS BEFORE CAMBRIDGE, MASS.: BELKNAP PRESS OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY THE CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWERS PRESS, 1965. 472 PP.' TABLES,INDEX. ASSOCIATION... THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 22:15-18. APR. 1932. FIRST PUBLISHED AS, MAN AND NATURE OR, PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY AS MODIFIED BY HUMAN ACTION, LONDON, 4365. MAGNUSON, WARREN G. FORESTRY'S ROLE IN YOUTH ENGLAND: S. LOW, SON AND MARSTON, 1869. SEE CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:12-14. AUG. 1964. PARTICULARLY CHAPTER 6,''THE WOODS''

4366. MAGNUSON, WARREN G. HELPING THE PUBLIC TO GET ITS 4380. MARSH, RAYMOND E. FOREST SERVICE PROGRAM FOR 1946 AND MONEY'S WORTH. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:40, 48-49. NOV. THE YEARS AHEAD. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44186-190. 1957. MAR. 1946.

COMMENTS ON TIMBER ACCESS ROADS. 4381. MARSH, RAYMOND E. TIMBER CRUISING IN THE EARLY DAYS. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:28-31, 43-44. FEB.1968. 4367. MAGNUSON, WARREN G. RECREATIONAL AREAS ON NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:6-7, 42. JAN. 1959. 4382. MARSH, RAYMOND E. TIMBER CRUISING ON NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE SOUTHWEST. FOREST HISTORY 13:22-32, OCT. 1969. 4368. MAGUIRE, RUSSELL. IN THE MERCURY'S OPINION: TREES, AND KEEPING THESE UNITED STATES GREEN. THE AMERICAN 4383. MARSH, RAYMOND E., TRANS. NORTH AMERICAN FORESTRY. MERCURY 89:35-38. OCT. 1959. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 59:455-456. JUNE 1961.

4369. MAHONEY, J. ROLLA. NATURAL RESOURCES ACTIVITY OF THE COMMENTARY BY HANS HEDLUND IN' 'SKOGEN' ',OCT. 28, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, HISTORICAL, DESCRIPTIVE, 1960, THE BIWEEKLY ORGAN OF THE SWEDISH FORESTRY ANALYTICAL. PUBLIC AFFAIRS BULL. 76. WASHINGTON, SOCIETY. D.C.: THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1950. 248 PP., TABLES, GRAPHS, MAPS. 4384. MARSH, S. H. MINUTE MEN IN FIRE PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:524-526. SEPT. 1926. ORGINALLY PREPARED FOR THE TASK FORCE ON NATURAL

RESOURCES OF THE HOOVER COMMISSION-SUPPORTING THE 4385. MARSHALL, F.R. THE GOVERNMENT AND OUR GRAZING LANDS. COMMISSIONS, REPORT NO. 14. SEE ESPECIALLY PART 2, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 26:5-6. SEPT. 1936. ''FOREST RESOURCES'', AND PART 4,''FOREST LAND AND ITS USES''. EDITORIAL

4370. MAINWARING, CONSTANCE T. LITTLE CHIOUINAS AND FIRE. 4386. MARSHALL, F. R. ,ET AL. CRITICISM OF THE ''RANGE AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:552-554. SEPT. 1923. APPRAISAL REPORT'': A BRIEF SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE BY REPRESENTATIVES OF THE WINNER OF SECOND PRIZE IN AMERICAN FORESTRY'S STORY NATIONAL WOOL GROWER'S ASSOCIATION AND THE AMERICAN CONTEST, THE FOREST RANGER'S WIFE. NATIONAL LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION... THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 15:15-18. MAR, 1925. 4371. MALONE, P. E., AND ISAAC, G.J. TAX TREATMENT OF INCOME FROM FARM WOODLAND UNDER THE REVENUE ACT OF (943. 4387. MARSHALL, GEORGE. A REPORT.. THE SELWAY-BITTERROOT WASHINGTON, D.C.1944. 8 PP. HEARINGS. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 46:3,11. MAR. 1961.

4372. MALSBERGER, H.J. HOW TO ATTAIN OUR OBJECTIVE. JOURNAL 4388. MARSHALL, GEORGE. SELWAY-BITTERROOT RECLASSIFIED. OF FORESTRY 42:564-567, AUG. 1944. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 48:14-15. MAR, 1963.

URGES COOPERATION RATHER THAN REGULATION IN IMPROVING 4389. MARSHALL, JIM. SOME LIKE IT WILD: . . THERE ARE StILL THE MANAGEMENT ON PRIVATELY OWNED FOREST LANDS. NATIONAL FORESTS. COLLIER'S 97:20-21, 83-84. MAY 9, 1936. 4373. MANN, WALTER. AMERICA'S OTHER FACE: DISTINGUISHED FOREIGN VISITOR DISCOVERED NEW CONCEPT IN AMERICAN 4390. MARSHALL, JIM. WAR IN THE WOODS. COLLIER'S 109:14-15, 62-63. JUNE 13, 1942. TIMBER MANAGEMENT INTENSIFICATION ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNV.L OF FORESTRY 67:482-485. JULY 1969. ARTICLE ON FOREST FIRES. 4409. MASON, ALPHEUS T. BUREAUCRACY CONVICTS ITSELF: THE 4391. MARSHALL, ROBERT R. THE SAN GABRIEL WILDERNESS. THE (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER-(GIFFORD) PINCHOT CONTROVERSY LIVING WILDERNESS 98:38-39. AUTUMN 1967. OF 1910. NEW YORK: VIKING PRESS, 1941. 224 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO., INDEX. 4392. MARSHALL, ROBERT. FOREST DEVASTATION MUST STOP. THE NATION 129:218-219. AUG. 28,1929. 4410. MASON, DAVID 1. THE AMERICAN FORESTER: WHAT THE SOCIETY (OF AMERICAN FORESTERS) HAS DONE AND MAY DO FOR HIM. 4393. MARSHALL, ROBERT. IMPRESSIONS FROM THE WILDERNESS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 11:59-65. NATURE MAGAZINE 44:481-484. NOV. 195). JAN. 1916,

4394. MARSHALL, ROBERT. THE PEOPLE'S FORESTS. NEW YORK: 4411. MASON DAVID 1. MEMOIRS OF A FORESTER: AN EXCERPT FROM HARRISON SMITH AND ROBERT HAAS, 1933. 233 Pp.' ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEWS... FOREST HISTORY 10:6-12, TABLES, BIBLIO., INDEX. 29-35, JAN. 1967.

4395. MARSHALL, ROBERT. PRIORITIES IN FOREST RECREATION: ARTICLE CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 13:28-39, APR. -JULY, ''THERE ARE TWO WAYS IN WHICH PEOPLE MAY LIVE 1969. TODAY''. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:11-13, 30. JAN. 1935. 4412. MASON, DAVID T. PINCHOT, CARY, GREELEY, ARCHITECTS OF 4396. MARSHALL, ROBERT. A PROPOSED REMEDY FOR OUR FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST HISTORY 5. SUMMER 1961. ILLNESS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:273-280. MAR. 1930. 4413. MASON, DAVID T. REGIONAL FOREST PLANS. SOCIETY OF 4397 MARSHALL, ROBERT. PUBLIC FORESTRY OR PRIVATE AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 10:371 -375. OCT. DEVASTATION? THE NEW REPUBLIC 79:176-177. JUNE 27, 1915. 1934. 44)4. MASON, DAVID T, SUSTAINED YIELD AND AMERICAN FOREST 4398. MARSHALL, ROBERT. THE SOCIAL MANAGEMENT OF AMERICAN PROBLEMS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 25:625-658. OCT. FORESTS NEW YORK: LEAGUE FOR INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACY, 1927. 1930. 36 PP., BIBLIO. REPRINTED AS A SEPARATE BY THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN 4399. MARSHALL, ROBERT. THE UNIVERSE OF THE WILDERNESS IS FORESTERS. VANISHING. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 114:8-14. SUMMER 1971 4415. MASON, DAVID T. TIMBER OWNERSHIP AND LUMBER PRODUCTION IN THE INLAND EMPIRE PORTLAND, ORE.: THE WESTERN 4400. MARSHALL, ROBERT, AND BROWN, A.A. MOUNTAIN ABLAZE. PINE MANUFACTURERS' ASSOC., 1920.1)1 PP., TABLES, NATURE MAGAZINE 46:289-292, 330. JUNE-JULY 1953. MAPS, DIAGRMS.

WATSON MOUNTAIN FIRE ON THE KANIKSU NATIONAL FOREST. PREPARED AS PART 5 OF A SERIES OF STUDIES OF THE LUMBER INDUSTRY MADE BY THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. 4401. MARTIN, C. S. AN ANALYSIS OF IMPROVED FOREST PRACTICE ON WESTERN PINE OPERATIONS UNDER THE LUMBER CODE, WITH 4416. MASON, DAVID T., AND HENZE, KARL 0. SHELTON COOPERATIVE SUGGESTIONS FOR PERMANENT NATIONAL ACTION. JOURNAL SUSTAINED YIELD UNIT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY OF FORESTRY 33:583-586. JUNE 1935. 57:163-168. MAR. 1959.

LUMBER CODE ESTABLISHED UNDER THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL 4417. MASON, EARL C. CARELESSNESS OR CRIMINAL NEGLECT? RECOVERY ACT. CONSERVATIONISTS SAY THERE IS ONLY ONE ANSWER TO THIS OUESTION, AND FOR PROOF THEY POINT TO THE ANGELES 4402. MARTIN, CLYDE. FEDERAL PARTICIPATION MEANS FEDERAL NATIONAL FOREST FIRE. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:34-35, REGULATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:374. MAY 1950. 39, 45. JULY 1955.

4403. MARTIN, DOROTHY II. BETTER-BRED TREES. NATURE MAGAZINE 4418. MATTEl, A. C. FEDERAL CONTROL OF ALL FORESTS? THE 47:411-412. OCT. 1954. ANDERSON BILL, S.1820. CALIFORNIA 39:10, 39. SEPT.. 1949. ARTICLE ON THE INSTITUTE OF FOREST GENETICS, PLACERVILLE, CALIF. 4419. MATTISON, C. W. CONSERVATION'S EVER WIDENING STREAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 61 :28-29, 92, 95. MAR. 1955 4404. MARTIN, DOROTHY II. FOREST SERVICE OBSERVES ITS GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY. SCIENCE INS) 121:5A SUP.). FEB. 25, 4420 MATTISON, C. W., ET AL. THE TIMBER PRODUCTION WAR 1955. PROJECT: A SYMPOSIUM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:336-344. MAY 1944. 4405. MARTIN, DOROTHY M. SCIENCE ON THE MARCH: SAVING THE FORESTS. THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 80:320-321. MAY FOUR ARTICLES ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT. 1955. 4421. MATTOON, H. GLEASON. REGULATION RUMPUS. AMERICAN 4406. MARTIN, JOHN A. THE FOREST RESERVES: SPEECH... IN THE FORESTS 50:614. DEC. 1944. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1910. REPRINT. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1910.16 PP. REGULATION OF PRIVATE TIMBER LANDS BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. ARGUES THAT THE DOCTRINE WHICH STATED THAT THE FOREST RESERVES SHOULD BE HELD AND ADMINISTERED IN 4422. MATTOON, M. A. APPALACHIAN COMEBACK. IN, T9ES: PERPETUITY FOR THE PROFIT OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. WASHINGTON D.C.: GPO, IS FALSE. 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS. ,TABLES, CHARTS, MAPS, INDEX.

4407. MARTINEAU, JULIE. FOR A WINTER VACATION, LET'S GO SEE PP. 304-309. SKIING. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:37-39, 50-51. FEB. 1963. 4423. MATTOON, M.A. COOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF WILDLIFE EFFECTED BY U. S. FOREST SERVICE REGULATION. 4408. MARTY, ROBERT, AND NEWMAN, WALKER. OPPORTUNITIES FOR JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:869. OCT. 1941. 4424. MATTOON, M. A. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE USEFULNESS OF THE PP. SEE PP.162-175. WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST. N.P. 1934.10 PP., PROCESSED. 4437. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. AN INTRODUCTION: WHY WE NEEDED THE MULTIPLE USE BILL. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:10-11, 59. AN ADDRESS PRESENTED AT THE FORESTRY CONFERENCE OF JUNE 1970. THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS, SEPTEMBER 6, 1934. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN 4438. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. THE MAN BEHIND THE SCENES THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, AMERICAN FORESTS 62:11, 53. APR. 1956. BERKELEY. ARTICLE ON THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF DON P. JOHNSTON, 4425. MAUGHAN, KENNETH 0. RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION NATIONAL FORESTS: A STUDY OF THE PRESENT RECREATIONAL USE AND A SUGGESTED PLAN FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 4439. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. MULTIPLE USE, MULTIPLE BENEFITS. TOGETHER WITH A RECREATIONAL MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 51 :323-325. MAY 1953. WASATCH NATIONAL FOREST, UTAH. NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF FORESTRY, TECH. PUB. 45. SYRACUSE, N.Y.: 4440. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. OPPORTUNITIES AND GOALS FOR FOREST NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF FORESTRY, 1934. 172 PP., MANAGEMENT. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, GRAPHS, BIBLIO. 1953:64-69. 1953.

INCORPORATED IN, THE NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF 4441. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. PUBLIC SERVICE IN FORESTRY. NP., FORESTRY.. .BULL., VOL. 7, NO. 1-A, MAY 1934. 1953. 6 PP., PROCESSED.

4426. MAUNDER, ELWOOD R., AND DAVIDSON, MARGARET G., EDS. COPY OF A SPEECH DELIVERED AT THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF FOREST NATIONAL COLLOOUIUM ON THE HISTORY OF THE THE SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES, UNIVERSITY OF FOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES: PROCEEDINGS. NEW HAVEN, MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR, OCTOBER 2,1953. CONN. :FOREST HISTORY SOCIETY,INC., 1967. 221 PP., ILLUS., CHARTS, TA&ES. 4442. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. STATEMENT.. .BEFORE SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS OF HOUSE COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND 4427. MAUNDER, ELWOOD R., AND FRY, AMELIA. SAMUEL TRASK DANA; INSULAR AFFAIRS, JULY 21, 1954. NP., 1954.11 PP., THE EARLY YEARS: EXCERPTS FROM ORAL HISTOMY PROCESSED. INTERVIEWS. FOREST HISTORY 10:2-13, JULY 1966. STATEMENT ON TIMBER MANAGEMENT. A COPY IS DEPOSITED 442g. MAWSON, HARRY P. HOW FOREST FIRES ARE CAUSED. HARPER'S IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, WEEKLY 52:32. AUG. 22,1908. BERKELEY.

4429. MAXWELL, GEORGE H. THE APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVES-A 4443. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR PRIVATE CONSIDERATION OF SOME OF THE FEATURES OF THE FOREST FOREST OWNERS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:36-39. JAN. RESERVE POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES. AMERICAN 1947, LUMBERMAN 1714:50. MAR. 28, 1908. 4444. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. TIMBER ON THE HORIZON: RICHARD E. 4430. MAXWELL, GEORGE H. THE PRINCIPLE OF FEDERAL FOREST MCARDLE. .URGES ALL FORESTERS TO RAISE THEIR OWNERSHIP: FORESTRY INTERESTS OF THE WEST AND THE SIGHTS.. TO ASSURE ADEOUATE TIMBER SUPPLY TO MEET THE EAST MUTUAL AND IDENTICAL: STATE ACTION NECESSARILY DEMANDS OF THE FUTURE. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:4-5, 50, INSUFFICIENT: DUTY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE TO CONTINUE 52-53. JUNE 1956. EFFORTS FOR A NATIONAL FOREST IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS, COMPANION ARTICLE, PP. 5, 63. FOREST CONFERENCE 1909:5-6. 1909. 4445. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. TIMBER RESOURCES FOR AMERICA'S 4431. MAXWELL, GEORGE H. THE VALUE OF FORESTRY TO COMMERCIAL FUTURE: A SUMMARY OF THE TIMBER RESOURCE INTERESTS. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, REVIEW. . .(PRESENTED) AT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.. H.M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO., OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PORTLAND, OREGON, OCTOBER 17, 1905. 474 PP. 1955. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1955)?) 10 PP. PP. 332-348. SOME REFERENCE TO LACK OF GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION FOR FORESTRY APPROPRIATIONS. 4446. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. WHAT IS FORESTRY? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:193-196. FEB. (942. 4432. MAY, CATHERINE. CATHERINE MAY BACKS AIMERICAN) F(ORESTRY) A(SSOCIATION). AMERICAN FORESTS 75:8. 4447. MCARDLE, RICHARD E., AND BYRAM, GEORGE M. AN EYE TEST AUG. 1969. FOR FIRE LOOKOUTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:794-796. AUG. 1936. COMMENTS ON THE NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SUPPLY ACT OF 1969. 4448. MCARDLE, RICHARD E., AND BYRAM, GEORGE M. GOGGLES FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF FOREST FIRE LOOKOUTS. 4433. MAY, RICHARD H., AND HEALD, WELDON F. MOUNTAIN OF GLASS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:797-80). AUG. 1936. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:32-34. AUG. 1963. 4449. MCBEATH, L.W. A GARDEN THAT GROWS NEW KNOWLEDGE OF ARTICLE ON GLASS MOUNTAIN IN MODOC NATIONAL FOREST. WOOD. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:26-27, 63-65. JAN. 1958.

4434. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. FIFTY YEARS OF FORESTRY PROGRESS. REFERS TO THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. SOIL CONSERVATION 20:147-152, FEB. 1955.

4450. MCCAFFREY, J.E. , AND MAUNDER, E. R. GO SOUTH, YOUNG 4435. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. THE FOREST SERVICE LOOKS AHEAD. MAN. FOREST HISTORY 8. WINTER 1965. AMERICAN FORESTS 61 :20-23. 90-91. MAR. 1955. 4451. MCCAFFREY, J.E., AND MAUNDER, E. R. STATE FORESTRY IN 4436. MCARDLE, RICHARD E. FORESTRY IN THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH. FOREST HISTORY 16. OCT. 1972. AGRICULTURE. IN, AMERICAN FORESTRY, SIX DECADES OF GROWTI. ED. BY HENRY CLEPPER AND ARTHUR B. MEYER. 4452. MCCAIN, A. C. PATROLLING THE FOREST HINTERLAND. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 364I9-420. JULY (930. 1960. 319 PP., INDEX. 4453. MCCARTHY, E. F. ANALYSIS OF FIRE DAMAGE IN SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 2651-68. 21:2-14. JAN. 1967. JAN. 1928. 4469. MCCORMICK V. C. RANGER'S CORNER: TRAPPED BY FIRE. 4454. MCCARTHY, E. F. A NEW SOURCE OF INFORMATION. EMPIRE A!IERI:CAN FORESTS 44:322. JULY 1938. FORESTER 923-25. 1923 4470. MCCORMICK, V. C. OUTRUNNING A WOUNDED GRIZZLY: MY MOST REFERS TO THE OPENING OF THE APPALACHIAN FOREST EXCITING EXPERIENCE AS A FOREST RANGER AMERICAN EXPERIMENT STATION. FORESTRY 29606-607. OCT. 1923.

4455. MCCARTHY, KEITH R. FIRE WEATHER AHEAD WITH THE THREAT WINNER OF THE THIRD PRIZE IN AMERICAN FORESTRY'S OF FORGST FIRES HANGING OVER MUCH OF THE NATION THOSE RANGER STORY CONTEST. RESPONI3LE FOR THE PROTECTION OF OUR TIMBER RESOURCES LOOKING.. (TO) ''FIRE-WEATHER WARNING 4471 MCCOY, ROBERT B. FOREST ABOVE THE CLOUDS. AMERICAN SERVICE'. AMERICAN FORESTS 5910-12, 40-41. JULY FORESTS 63:22-23, 45-46. SEPT. 1957 1953. BIGHORN NATIONAL FOREST. 4456. MCCARTHY, KEITH R. WHAT'S GOING ON AT THE MADISON LAB? PLENTY.. AND NOT THE LEAST OF THIS ACTIVITY IS AIMED 4472. MCCOY, ROBERT B. RENDEZVOUS WITH RED DEATHNEXT MONTH AT DEVELOPING SOME NEW. .USES FOR PAPER. AMERICAN WILL MARK TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DISASTROUS

FORESTS 61:32-38. JAN 1955. BLAZE . THROUGH BLACKWATER CANYON, WYOMING. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:34-35, 44-45. JULY 1957. 4451: MCCARTHY, KEITH R. WONDERS FROM WOOD WASTE. SCIENCE DIGEST 31:81-84. MAY 1955. BLACKWATER CANYON IS LOCATED IN SHOSHONE NATIONAL FOREST. RESEARCH CONDUCTED AT THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. 4413. MCCULLOCH, V. F. CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FORESTRY 4458. PICCLOSKEY, J. M. NOTE AND COMMENT: THE MULTIPLE EDUCATION. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, USE-SUSTAINED YIELD ACT OF 1960. OREGON LAW REVIEW PROCEEDINGS 1948349-354. 1949. 41:49-78. 196!. FOLLOWED BY DISCUSSION, PP 354-358. 4459. MCCLOSKEY, J. MICHAEL. ''STACKED DECK'' CLAIMED DURING FORESTRY HEARINGS IN THE NORTHWEST. SIERRA CLUB 4474. MCCULLOCH, WINIFRED. THE GLAVIS-BALLINGER DISPUTE. BULLETIN 46.3. DEC. 196!. INTER-UNIVERSITY CASE PROGRAM NO. 4. THE BOBBSMERRILL COMPANY, INC. COLLEGE DIVISION. 952. U.S. CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES VISIT NORTHWEST TO 20 PP. INVESTIGATE RECREATIONAL STATUS OF NATIONAL FORESTS. FOR, ''STACKED DECK. THE DISSENTING VIEW'', SEE P. 2. 4475. MCCULLOUGH, HERBERT A. SURVEY OF THE GOTHIC NATURAL AREA, THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 82:25-32. JAN. 1956. 4460. MCCLOSKEY, J. MICHAEL. THE NIORTHI CIASCADES) CIONSERVATIONI C(OUNCIL): A NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL GOTHIC NATURAL AREA LOCATED IN THE GUNNISON NATIONAL PARK. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 48:1-13. OCT. 1963. FOREST, COLORADO.

REPRINT OF SECTIONS OF THE DRAFT FOR LEGISLATION TO 4476. MCDONALD, ANGUS. ATTACK ON THE FORESTS. THE NEW ESTABLISH A NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK. HEPUBLIC 111:31. NOV. 24, 1947.

4461, MCCLOSKEY, J. MICHAEL. WHY THE SIERRA CLUB OPPOSES ATTACK BY THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY. DEVELOPMENT OF MINERAL KING. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 52:7-10. NOV. 1967. 4471. MCDONALD, ANGUS. FORESTS FOR CONSERVATION AND USE. AGRICULTURAL SITUATION 2519-2!. FEB. 1941. REFERS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DISNEYLAND-TYPE RECREATION AREA ON SEOUOIA NATIONAL FOREST. 4478. MCDONALD, ANGUS. GREAT LAND GRAB. THE NEW REPUBLIC 116:38. MAY 5,1947. 4462. MCCLURE, S. W. MORE CONSERVATION THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 28:14. JULY 1938. GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC LANDS.

4463. MCCOMB, A. L., AND STEAVENSON, H. A. SOME NEW NURSERY 4419. MCDONALD, C. H. TWO WEEKS WITH A FOREST RANGER. EQUIPMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:698-701. JULY AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:120-72), 750. DEC 1936. 1927.

4464. MCCONKEY. DAREL. THE HEALTH OF JOHN PEAVEY: AN AVERAGE 4480. MCDONALD, W. J. FIRE UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN. AMERICAN BOY, BACK FROM A C. C. C. CAMP, PROVIDES HIS FORESTS 45.168-169, 231. APR. 1939. NEIGHBORS AN EDUCATION ON THE YOUTH MOVEMENT IN AMERICA'S FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:509-511, FIRE INCIDENCE AND DAMAGE, ALASKA. 547. NOV 1934. 4481. MCDUFF, C. E., AND GRAVES, V L. SOME PRACTICAL ASPECTS 4465. MCCONNEL, MARIE W. WHY IS A FOREST RANGER'S WiFE? FOR RANGE MANAGEMENT ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:44-46. JAN 1924 JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 53:174-176. MAR. 1955

4466. MCCONNELL, GRANT. P.R. IN THE FORESTS. SIERRA CLUB 4482. MCENTEE, JAMES J. THE C. C C. AND NATIONAL DEFENSE. BULLETIN 5110-13. APR. 1966. AMERICAN FORESTS 46:309-310, 320, 334-335. JULY 1940.

REPRINT FROM, THE NATION, OF DECEMBER 27,1965. 4483 MCENTEE, JAMES J. NOW THEY ARE MEN: THE STORY OF THE C ARTICLE ON THE NORTH CASCADES AND IMPENDING C. C. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL HOME LIBRARY CONTROVERSY OVER THEIR USE. FOUNDATION, 1940. 69 PP.

4467. MCCONNELL, ROBERTA. NEVER MARRY A RANGER. NEW fORK 4484 MCFARLAND, J, HORACE. SHALL WE HAVE UGLY CONSERVATION? THE OUTLOOK 91 .594-598. MAR. 13, 1909. PRENTICE-HALL, INC.1950. 261 PP , ILLUS.

4468. MCCONNEN, RICHARD J. THE USE AND DEVELOPMENT OF 4485. MCGEARY, . NELSON. GIFFORD PINCHOT: AMERICA'S FOREST RESOURCES. ECONOM1C BOTANY FORESTER-POLITICIAN PRINCETON, N.J. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1960. 481 PP. ILLUS. BIBLIO. FORESTRY. INDEX. 4500. MCNARV, CHARLES L. FOREST FIRES--CHALLENGE TO FEDERAL 4486. MCGEE, W.J. BEARING OF THE PROPOSED APPALACHIAN FOREST LEADERSHIP. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:199-200, 226-227. RESERVE ON NAVIGATION. CONSERVATION 14:661 -663. APR. 1939. DEC. 1908. 4501 MCPHERSON, T. F. NEWSPAPERS MUST EDUCATE THEIR READERS

4487. MCGREGOR. UNLOCKING THE FAR WEST: . . THE WEST FEAR(S) TO DEMAND REFORESTATION LEGISLATION. PRINTERS' INK ITS RESOURCES WERE GOING TO BE LOCKED UP INSTEAD OF 113:17-20. DEC. 30,1920. MERELY PROTECTED... HARPERS WEEKLY 58:15. APR. 4, 1914. 4502. MEAD, ELWOOD. PRACTICAL OBJECTIONS TO THE FOREST RESERVATION POLICY. THE FORESTER 4:32-34 FEB. 4488. MCHENRY, ROBERT, AND VAN DOREN, CHARLES, EDS. A 1898. DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF CONSERVATION IN AMERICA. NEW YORK: PRAEGER PUBLISHERS, 1972. 422 Pp., INDEX. 4503. hEAD, WALTER J. COMPETITION AND OLIGOPSONY IN THE DOUGLAS FIR LUMBER INDUSTRY. BERKELEY: UNIVERSITY THE TITLE IS MISLEADING.THIS IS A BOOK OF READINGS OF CALIFORNIA PRESS, 1966. 276 PP., TABLES, INDEX. WITH OCCASIONAL REPRINTING OR EXTRACTING OF DOCUMENTS. 4504. hEAD, WALTER J. PUBLIC POLICY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 4489. MCKIBBIN, CLIFFORD W. SMALL SALE COSTS ON THE APACHE 1959:91-93. 1959. FOREST. FORESTRY QUARTERLY (3:199-207. JUNE 1915. 4505. PIEDLER, HOYT. WHERE THE FOREST SERVICE GETS OFF. THE 4490. MCKINLAY, DOUGLAS, AND MCLEAN, HERBERT E. ALASKA'S GREEN PRODUCER 14:17. AUG. 1932. SERVE NAVY. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:16-18. MAR. 1969. SEE ISSUE OF 14:7, JUNE (932 WITH ADDITIONAL COMMENTS THE WORK OF FOREST RANGERS ON TONGASS AND CHUGACH ON P. 16 OF THE SAME ISSUE COMMENTS ON FOREST RANGE NATIONAL FORESTS. MANAGEMENT.

4491. MCKINLEY, CHARLES. UNCLE SAM IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST: 4506. MEDVICK, CHARLES, AND ROBERT, KENNETH P. COMMENTS ON FEDERAL MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE MULTIPLE USE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 58:975. DEC. COLUMBIA RIVER VALLEY. BERKELEY CALIF.: UNIVERSITY 1960. OF CALIFORNIA PRESS, 1952. 673 PP., MAPS,INDEX. RESPONSE TO ARTICLE ON FOREST USE. SEE JOURNAL OF FOR THE FOREST SERVICE SEE CHAPTER 7, PP. 281 -332. FORESTRY 58:596-597. AUG. 1960.

4492.MCKINNEY, D. C. CONFUSION ON PUBLIC LAND QUESTIONS: 4507. MEEK, CHARLES R. FOREST FIRE EDUCATION AND PUBLICITY .THE FEBRUARY 14 (1941) RELEASE OF MR. DAN C. METHODS JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 21 :242-247. lIAR.1923. MCKINNEY.. SHOULD SET EVERYONE RIGHT ON THE QUESTION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 37:9-Il. MAR. 1947. DESCRIBES PROGRAM UTILIZED IN PENNSYLVANIA. INSTRUCTIVE, HOWEVER, AS U.S. FOREST SERVICE HAS USED STATEMENT REFLECTING ATTITUDE OF MEMBERS OF THE MOST, IF NOT ALL, OF THESE TECHNIQUES CALIFORNIA CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION. 4508. MEIGHAN, CHARLES W. FORESTS CAN BE SAVED FROM FIRE: 4493. MCLANE, F. C. THE USE OF AIRCRAFT IN FOREST PROTECTION. REGULATION AND PRECAUTIONS WHICH WILL KEEP THE TIMBER JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 46:331 -333. MAY 1948. FROM DESTRUCTION. COLLIER'S 46:15-16. OCT. 8,1910.

4494. MCLAREN, JOHN. DISPOSAL OF FIRE-KILLED TIMBER ON THE 4509. MEIGHAN, CHARLES W. THE TIMBER GLEANERS: A NEW MOVEMENT SOPRIS NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY FOR THE PREVENTION OF FOREST FIRES AND THE 17:731 -734. DEC. 1911. UTILIZATION OF DAMAGED TREES. COLLIER'S 46:24, 37. DEC. 3, 1910. SOPRIS NATIONAL FOREST, COLORADO. 4510. MEINECKE, E. P. A FOREST POLICY FOR THE UNITED STATES. 4495. MCLEAN, HERBERT E. JET AGE CAMPING. AMERICAN FORESTS JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:436-441. APR. 1930. 71:16-17, 59. JULY 1965. 4511. MEMPHIS PRESS-SCIMITAR. CONGRESS PRESERVES OUR CABIN CAMPING IN ALASKA'S TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST. WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 8610. SPRING-SUMMER 1964. 4496. MCLOUD, NORMAN C. ROAD CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL BY MAIL. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:418. JULY 1923. REPRINT OF EDITORIAL.

PACK ANIMALS DELIVER MATERIALS FOR ROAD BUILDING. 4512. MENDENHALL, WILLIAM V. OLD TIMER, JACINTO D. REVES. AMERICAN FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:429. JULY 930, 4491. MCMILLIN, MARK. HOT SHOT FIRE FIGHTERS: A HIGHLY-TRAINED GROUP OF FIRE FIGHTERS THAT SERVES AS AN INITIAL 4513. MERRIAM, JOHN H IDAHO WHITE CLOUDS: WILDERNESS IN ATTACK CREW... AMERICAN FORESTS 62:28-29, 51. AUG. TROUBLE. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 109:33-37 SPRING 1956. 1970.

FIRE CONTROL AND SUPPRESSION ON SAN BERNARDINO 4514 MERRIAM, LAWRENCE C. REDWOODS FOR A NATIONAL PARK. NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:32-35, 43-45. JAN.1968.

4498.MCNAIR, JOHN W. FOREST RECREATION IN THE NORTHEAST SEE, ALSO,ISSUE OF 74:32-35, 46-50, FEB 1968. SOCIETY O AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1948:403-410 1949. 4515. PIERHIAM, LAWRENCE C., JR THE BOB MARSHALL WILDERNESS AREA OF MONTANA--SOME SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS. 4499.MCNALL, P. E. OUR NATURAL RESOURCES, 20 ED. DANVILLE, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 62:799-795. NOV. 1964. ILL.: THE INTERSTATE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC 1964. 280 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, INDEX. RESULTS OF A THREE-YEAR STUDY IN THE FLATHEAD AND LEWIS AND CLARK NATIONAL FORESTS, MONTANA. SEE PARTICULARLY CHAPTERS 10 AND (I, ON FORESTS AND 4516. MERRIAM, LAWRENCE C., JR. CHALLENGE OF CHANGING FOREST CONSERVATIONIST P-i. USE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:289-293. MAY 1970. 4532. MEYER, WALTER H. STATEMENT.. RELATIVE TO S.1149. PLACES IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT THE CHANGE IN WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, FORESTER-RECREATION USER RELATIONSHIP. 1951. 7 PP., PROCESSED.

4517. MERRIAM, LAWRENCE C. JR. PUBLIC FORESTS, RECREATION, STATEMENT BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON EXPENDITURES AND FORESTERS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 61 :640-642. IN THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS REGARDING A FEDERAL SEPT. 1963. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 4518. MERRIAM, LAWRENCE C. JR. RECREATION LAND MANAGEMENT AND BERKELEY. THE NEW FORESTRY. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 41:14-18. JUNE 1967. 4533. MEYERS, J. WALTER, JR. COOPERATIVE RESEARCH.. KEY TO OUR FOREST FUTURE. CHEMURG1C DIGEST 12:11-12. MAY 1953. 4519. MERRIAM, LAWRENCE C. JR. RETURN TO WILDERNESS. NATIONAL PARKS AND CONSERVATION MAGAZINE 45:28-31 4534. MICHIELI, ADRIANO A. MANS DESTRUCTIVE USE OF THE JUNE 1971. EARTH'S RESOURCES IL. SFRUTTAMENTO RAZIONALE DEL GLOBO). JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:958-971. DEC. 1932. BOB MARSHALL WILDERNESS AREA. 4535. MILES, JOHN G. THE REDWOOD PARK QUESTION. FOREST 4520. MERRIAM, LAWRENCE C. JR., AND AMMONS, RB. WILDERNESS HISTORY ii. APR. 1967. USERS AND MANAGEMENT IN THREE MONTANA AREAS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:390-395. MAY 1968. 4536. MILLER, ALLEN F. DAVEY CROCKETT FIGHTS AGAIN WITH TREES. AMERICAN FORESTS 50:543-545. NOV. 1944. 4521. MERRILL, 0. C. WATER POWER DEVELOPMENT ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND PROPOSED NEW LEGISLATION. THE ANNALS OF ARTICLE ON DAVEY CROCKETT NATIONAL FOREST. THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 63:244-254. JAN. 1916. 4537. MILLER, DON C. PERSISTENCE AND THE PINE. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:16-19. JAN. 1963. SUBTITLE, ''NATIONAL INDUSTRIES AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT' ARTICLE ON THE INSTITUTE OF FOREST GENETICS, PLACERVILLE, CALIFORNIA. 4522. MERRITT, CLIFTON R. THE HOUSE WARMING: EXCERPTS FROM STATEMENTS MADE DURING THE FLOOR DEBATE ON THE 4538. MILLER, E. E., AND HOLROYD, H.B. DISCUSSION OF A WILDERNESS BILL, SECOND SESSION OF THE 88TH CONGRESS. NATIONAL FOREST POLICY FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE LIVING WILDERNESS 86:3638. SPRING-SUMMER 1964. SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 2:97-101. 1920. 4523. MERRITT, DIXON. THE LAST WILDERNESS: WILL IT BE THE LOST WILDERNESS? THE OUTLOOK 147:48-52. SEPT. 14,1927. 4539. MILLER, HACK. GRAZING AND MULTIPLE ''ABUSE''. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 48:13. MAR. 1963. REFERENCE TO THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. REPRINT OF ARTICLE FROM THE DESERT NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 4524. METCALF, VERNON. PUBLIC RANGE LEGISLATION DEVELOPMENTS. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, NO DATE. GRAZING ON DIXIE BUREAU FARMER (NEVADA EDITION) 9:11-12. APR. 1934. NATIONAL FOREST, UTAH.

4525. METCALF, VERNON. A SUGGESTION FOR BASIC PUBLIC LAND 4540. MILLER, HOWARD A. LIFE AND DEATH IN A MEMORIAL FOREST. MANAGEMENT. THE NATiONAL WOOL GROWER 41:25, 55. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:32-33. DEC. 1972. JAN. 1951. REMARKS ON THE JOYCE KILMER MEMORIAL FOREST. SEE, ALSO,ISSUE OF 41:12-13, 43-44, FEB. 1951. 4541 . MILLER, JOHN M. HOW THE INSECT CONTROL PROBLEM COMPARES 4526. METCALF, W000BRIDGE. THE SMOKE SCREEN OF 1924: CLAIMING WITH THE FIRE PROBLEM ON NATIONAL FORESTS IN DISTRICT FIFTY-NINE OF EVERY HUNDRED FOREST FIRES IN THE 5. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 10:208-214. JUNE 1912. UNITED STATES, CALIFORNIA BIDS FAIR TO CLOSE ITS SEASON WITH THE GREATEST FINANCIAL LOSS EVER 4542. MILLER, JOSEPH A. THE CHANGING FOREST: RECENT RESEARCH EXPERIENCED. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 11:5-6, IN THE HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF AMERICAN FORESTS. 26-27. NOV. 1924. FOREST HISTORY 9. APR. 1965.

4527. METCALFE, VERMON. NORTH TONGASS TIMBER SALE. AMERICAN 4543. MILLER, JOSEPH A. FORESTS AND THE REGIONAL LANDSCAPE. FORESTS 72:10. JAN. 1966. FOREST HISTORY 9. JULY 1965.

4528. METCALFE, VERNON. WILDLIFE AND MULTIPLE USE. AMERICAN 4544. MILLER, JOSEPH A., AND RUDNICKI, JUDITH C. SINCERELY FORESTS 71:30-31, 40, 43-44. NOV. 1965. YOURS, HARRIS: BEING THE SELECTED LETTERS OF GEORGE HARRIS COLLINGWOOD TO MISS JEAN CUMMINGS, WRITTEN BY 4529. MEYER, ARTHUR B. ''LETTERS''. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY THE YOUNG RANGER IN 1914 AND 1915 WHILE STATIONED ON 61 :304. APR. 1963. THE APACHE NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZONA. FOREST HISTORY (2:10-29. JAN. 1969. STARTING SALARIES OF FORESTERS. 4545. MILLER, JOSEPH A., ED. FROM BULLS TO BULLDOZERS: A 4530. MEYER, ARTHUR B., AND DAVIS, JAMES D. STEEL, GOLD, AND MEMOIR ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF MACHINES IN THE WESTERN MR. PINCHOT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:608. AUG.1965. WOODS FROM LETTERS OF TED P. FLYNN. FOREST HISTORY 7:14-17. FALL, 1963. COMMENTS ON THE PINCHOT MEDAL FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO FORESTRY. 4546, MILLER, LESLIE A. CASE FOR A DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. AMERICAN FORESTS 55:24-25, 46-47. NOV 4531. MEYER, WALTER H. CIVIL SERVICE SITUATION. JOURNAL OF 1949. FORESTRY 44:169-172, MAR. 1946. 4547. MILLER, MIKE. ALASKA'S TONGASS SUIT--THE ''EXERCISE'' AT NEW EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS: FORESTER, P-1, RANGE JUNEAU: THE TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST AND ITS FUTURE IN

CONSERVATIONIST (ECOLOGY) P-i, AND RANGE THE ARENA'' . . PULP MILL PEOPLE ON THE RIGHT, CONSERVATIONISTS ON THE LEFT, FOREST SERVICE IN THE 4562. MITCHELL, JONATHAN. SHELTER BELT REALITIES. THE NEW MIDDLE. .' AMERICAN FORESTS 77:28-31 50-52. MAR. REPUBLIC 80:69-71. AUG. 29,1934. 1971 4563 MIXON, JAMES E. PROGRESS OF PROTECTION FROM FOREST FIRES SIERRA CLUB BRINGS SUIT TO HALT TIMBER SALES. (N THE SOUTH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 54:649-652. OCT. 1956. 4548. MILLER, MIKE. THE FIGHT FOR.. .THE TREES IN THE TONGASS. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:16-19. JULY 1971. 4564. MOCK, H. BYRON. FOREST MANAGEMENT AND LITIGATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:200-205. APR. 1971. SIERRA CLUB LOSES FIGHT TO STOP TIMBER SALES. 4565. MOCK, H. BYRON. STOCKMENS USE OF PUBLIC LANDS. THE 4549. MILLER, R. B. FOREST LAWS AND REGULATIONS AND THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:12-15. APR. 1948. PRESERVATION OF NATURAL CONDITIONS. IN,A NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. ED. BY VICTOR E. 4566. MOENCH, SARAH S. WIND RIVER WILDERNESS. THE LIVING SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: THE WILLIAMS AND WILKINS WILDERNESS 76:13-19. SPRING 1961. PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. 761 Pp., TABLES, MAPS, ILLUS., INDEX 4567. MOIR, A. D. NATIONAL FORESTS AND NATIONAL DEFENSE. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 23:5-7. APR. 1942. SEE PP. 15-17 4568. MOIR, STUART. TIME FOR DECISION. AMERICAN FORESTS 4550. MILLER, W. G. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: 66:2. JUNE 1960. PRIMITIVE JUSTICE. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:29-30. JAN. 1925. LETTER TO THE EDITOR ON NATIONAL PARK SERVICE ASSUMING CONTROL OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES IN THE 4551. MILLS, ENOS A. AT THE STREAM'S SOURCE: A FIRST-HAND NATIONAL FORESTS. STUDY OF THE RESULTS OF DEFORESTATION.. WHY THE MISSISSIPPI IS MUDDY. COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA 4569. MOLLIN, F. E. LIVESTOCK MEN OPPOSE DRASTIC FOREST CUTS. 18:518-523, 590. SEPT. 1910. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 21:21. JAN. 1940.

4552. MILLS, KNOWLTON. FIRE PROTECTION IN CALIFORNIA. 4570. MONAHAN, ROBERT S. SNOW BOWL, TUCKERMAN RAVINE, N. H. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:679-683. SEPT. 1914. AMERICAN FORESTS 43:14-20. JAN. 1937.

4553. MINCKLER, LEON S. IS SILVICULTURE NECESSARY? JOURNAL 457) . MONDELL, FRANK W. SHALL THE PEOPLE OR THE BUREAUS RULE? OF FORESTRY 67:880. DEC.1969. SPEECH.. .IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, MONDAY, .DECEMBER 20, 1909, ON THE CONTROL OF THE WATERS OF 4554. IIINCKLER, LEON S. A UNIFYING CONCEPT. JOURNAL OF NONNAVIGABLE STREAMS. REPRINT. WASHINGTON, D.C.: FORESTRY 62:122-123. FEB. 1964. GPO, 19091?). 16 PP.

FORESTERS CAN STRENGTHEN THEIR PROFESSIONAL 4572. MONROE, KEITH. UNCLE SAM'S FLYING FIRE DEPARTMENT. UNITY AND IDENTITY IF THEY AGREE THAT THE UNIFYING AMERICAN FORESTS 67:20-22, 40-44. SEPT. 1961. CONCEPT IN FORESTRY IS THE FOREST''. 4573. MONTGOMERY, DAVID, ED. EVOLUTION OF THE SOCIETY OF 4555. MINCKLER, LEON S. WILDERNESS EAST'-YES. AMERICAN AMERICAN FORESTERS 1934-1937, AS SEEN IN THE MEMOIRS FORESTS 78:3, 42-44. DEC. 1972. OF H.H. CHAPMAN. FOREST HISTORY 6. FALL 1962.

SEE ALSO, ISSUE OF 78:3, 44-45, JULY 1972 FOR, 4574. MOORE, A.G. T. FEDERAL POLICY JEOPARDIZES PRIVATE ''WILDERNESS EAST?--NO' LUMBER INDUSTRY. MANUFACTURERS RECORD 105:32-33 MAR. 1936. 4556. IIINTO, JOHN. FORESTRY AND ARID LAND INTERESTS: A PAPER

ON FORESTRY INTERESTS. OREGON STATE BOARD OF 4575. MOORE, A. G.T. FORESTRY IN THE LUMBER INDUSTRY. NEW HORTICULTURE, REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. SALEMORE.: ORLEANS, LA.(?I: SOUTHERN PINE ASSOCIATION, 1941. (5 W.H. LEEDS, STATE PRINTER, 1898. 24 PP. PP.

4557. MITCHELL, GLENN E. WILDLIFE-FOREST RELATIONSHIPS IN THE 4576. MOORE, A. G. T, THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY OF GOVERNMENT IN FOREST CONSERVATION. NEW ORLEANS, 48:26-30. JAN. 1950. LA.: SOUTHERN PINE ASSOCIATION, 1939. 24 PP.

4558. MITCHELL, GUY E. THE CLOSE RELATION BETWEEN FORESTRY AND ALSO PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY F AMERICAN FORESTERS, IRRIGATION. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1939. 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO.,

1905. 474 PP. 4577. MOORE, A. G. T. WANTED-A FEDERAL POLICY OF FOREST PURCHASES. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:112, (52. MAR. 1935. PP. 53-59. 4578. MOORE, BARRINGTON. FORESTRY IN AMERICA AS REFLECTED IN 4559. MITCHELL, GUY E. IS A FOREST A STORAGE RESERVOIR OR A PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. STREAM REGULATOR? EFFECT OF FOREST LAND ON NAVIGABLE FORESTRY QUARTERLY 12:47-69. MAR. 1914. STREAMS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 107:549-550. DEC 28, 1912. REVIEW OF PERTINENT ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN THE SOCIETY'S PROCEEDINGS. 4560. MITCHELL, GUY E. THE NEW AMERICAN FORESTRY: FUNCTION OF THE FORESTS IN INSURING AND REGULATING A PERMANENT 4579. MOORE, BARRINGTON. METHODS FOR REGULATING THE CUT ON WATER SUPPLY- - -THE URGENT NEED OF NATIONAL ACTION FOR NATIONAL FORESTS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, THEIR PRESERVATION, THE TECHNICAL WORLD 2:129-137. PROCEEDINGS 7:11-34. MAR. 1912. OCT. 1904. 4580 MOORE, BARRINGTON. REVIEW OF FOREST SERVICE 4561. MITCHELL, JONATHAN. (FRANKLIN 0.) ROOSEVELT'S TREE ARMY: INVESTIGATIONS. SCIENCE INS) 37:802-803. MAY 23, I. THE NEW REPUBLIC 83:64-66. MAY 29,1935. 1913.

CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. CONTINUED, ISSUE OF MOORE'S REVIEW OF THE FOREST SERVICE PUBLICATION, 83:127-129, JUNE 12,1935. REVIEW OF FOREST SERVICE INVESTIGATIONS, VOL. 1, ISSUED MAR. ii,1913. 4600. MORRILL, W.J. UNITED STATES PUBLIC LAND POLICY: A POINT OF VIEW OF A STATE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:322-327. 4581. MOORE, BARRINGTON. WORKING PLANS: PAST HISTORY, PRESENT MAR.(931. SITUATION, AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENT. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 10:217-258. JULY 4601. MORRIS, J. J. AS A COOK SEES THE FIRE TRAIL. AMERICAN 1915. FORESTS 37:462-465. AUG. 1931.

4582. MOORE, FRANK L. SUGGESTIONS FOR A NATIONAL FORESTRY 4602. MORRIS, W. 0. LOOKING FOR SMOKES FROM AIRPLANES. POLICY. NEW YORK FORESTRY 7:31-33. FEB. 1920. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:47-48. JAN. 1947.

4583. MOORE, SIDNEY L. LOGGING ON A NATIONAL FOREST. 4603. MORRIS, WAYNE, AND JOHNSTON, DON P. SETTING THE RECORD AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:713-714. DEC.1911. STRAIGHT. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:2. MAY (957.

LOGGING ON BIGHORN NATIONAL FOREST. CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN WAYNE MORSE AND THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION REGARDING SENATE BILL S.1(36 4584. MOORE, SIDNEY L. REGULATING THE ANNUAL CUT ON NATIONAL (ACCESS ROADS). JOHNSTON'S LETTER ENTITLED ''THE FORESTS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS PRESIDENTS REPLY''. 5(11:101-108. 1910. 4604. MORRISON, KENNETH D. OUETICO-SUPERIOR: WILDERNESS CANOE 4585. MORGAN, GEORGE T., JR. A FORESTER AT WAR-EXCERPTS FROM COUNTRY. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 50:168-171. MAY-JUNE THE DIARIES OF COLONEL WILLIAM B. GREELEY, 1917-1919. 1948. FOREST HISTORY 4:3-21. WINTER 1961. 4605. MORRISS, DONALD J. TRENDS IN TIMBER MANAGEMENT PLANNING 4586. MORGAN, GEORGE T., JR. WILLIAM B. GREELEY: A PRACTICAL ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FORESTER, 1879-1955. ST. PAUL, MINN. :FOREST 60:301-305. MAY 1962. HISTORY SOCIETY, INC., 1961. 82 PP., ILLUS., BIBL(O., INDEX. 4606. MORRISS, DONALD J., AND FEDKIW, JOHN. TIMBER PRODUCTION ON RECREATION AREAS: OR ''THE BIG BROTHERIZATION' 'OF 4587. MORRELL, FRED W. EMERGENCY CONSERVATION WORK POLICIES. FOREST RECREATION. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 47:5. JUNE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:284-292. MAR. 1936. (962.

COMMENTS BY THOMAS W. ALEXANDER, PP. 292-297, AND 4607. MORSE, C. B. THE PLACE OF RECREATION IN THE FOREST OS. JEFFERS, PP. 298-302. PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31 :203-207. FEB. 1933.

4588. MORRELL, FRED W. FEDERAL, STATE, AND PRIVATE COOPERATION 4608. MORSE, HOWARD B. FORESTERS UNDER FIRE IN E)MERGENCY) IN A FORESTRY PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY C(ONSERVAT(ON) W(ORK(. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:130-135. FEB.1936. 34:388-390. APR. (936.

4589. MORRELL, FRED W. FOREST FIRE PROTECTION-A NATIONAL CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. INTEREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:724-728. MAY 1931. 4609. MORSE, HOWARD B. GOVERNMENT RESPONSiBILITY IN FOREST 4590. MORRELL, FRED W. MEN, TREES, AND GAME. AMERICAN REGULATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 21:269-272. MAR. FORESTS 42:363-365, 385-386. AUG. 1936. 1923.

4591. MORRELL, FRED W. RUSHING SUPPLIES VIA THE FOREST 4610. MORSE, WAYNE. A CONSERVATIONIST'S QUESTIONS ABOUT LIMITED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:333-336. JUNE 1923. NATIONAL FORESTS. REMARKS. ..IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, FRIDAY, MAY Ii,(957. WASHINGTON, SUPPLYING FIRE FIGHTERS BY MULE TRAIN. D.C.: GPO, 1957,12 PP.

4592. MORRELL, FRED W. SOME FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF COOPERATIVE A REPRINT FROM THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. FOREST PROTECTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:301-309. MAR. 1932. 4611. MORSE, WAYNE. FOREST ACCESS ROADS-THE KEY TO WISE DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF OUR FEDERAL FORESTS. 4593. MORRELL, FRED W. STRAW MEN IN THE WILDERNESS. NATURE 87TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD MAGAZINE 29:174-176. MAR. (937. 107:897-900, JAN.17, 1961.

REFERENCES TO THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. 4612. MORSE, WILLIAM B. WILDERNESS RESEARCH-A START. AMERICAN FORESTS 72:32-33, 58-59. JUNE 1966. 4594. IIORRELL, FRED W. A STUDY IN ORGANIZATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:378-381. APR.1929. STUOES ON UNMANNED REGISTRATION STATIONS AT THREE SISTE WILDERNESS AREA AND THE MOUNTAIN LAKES WILD PART OF A HISTORICAL STUDY OF FOREST DISTRICT 1, AREA. 1910- 1928. 4613. MORSE, WILLIAM B. WINEMA: THE MEMORIAL FOREST. 4595. MORRELL, FRED W. TRAINING FOR FOREST ADMINISTRATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:24-25, 42-43. JUNE 1963. THE AMES FORESTER 16:19-23. 1928. 4614. MORSELL, W. F. THE SURVEY OF THE FOREST RESERVES. 4596. MORRELL, FRED W. WHAT'S AHEAD FOR THE C.C.C. SCIENCE INS) 6:694-695. NOV. 5, (897. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:24-26, 45. JAN. 1942. U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CHECKING RESERVE BOUNDARIES IN 4597. MORRELL, FRED W. 25-25-50 RATIO IN FIANACING FIRE WESTERN U.S. PROTECTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:520-523. APR. 1931. 46(5. MORTON, JAMES N. WILDLIFE: AN IMPORTANT FOREST PRODUCT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:40-45. JAN. 1936. 4598. IIORRILL, W. J. NATIONAL FORESTS AS RECREATION GROUNDS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:641-645, SEPT. 1914 4616. MORTON, STEPHEN L. CAREER DEVELOPMENT FOR THE YOUNG FORESTER. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:912-913. DEC. 4599. MORRILL, W.J. THE PLACE FOR TECHNICAL MEN IN PUBLIC 1968. FOREST ORGANIZATION. COLORADO FORESTER 1926:10-15. 1926. 4617. MOSER, STEPHEN B. FAIR MARKET VALUE:IF SECRETARY (GEORGE) ROIINEY'S HOUSING GOALS ARE TO BE MET,IT IS SEPT. 1938. TIME TO TAKE THE WRAPS OFF THE FEDERAL FOREST

MANAGERS.. FOREST SERVICE CHIEF ED CLIFF IS READY TO 4634. MUNGER, THORNTON T. , ET AL. NATURAL AREAS AND REGIONS: DO JUST THAT, SAYS MR. MOSER. AMERICAN FORESTS OREGON. IN,A NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. 76:20-23, 54-55. JAN. 1970. ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: THE WILLIAMS AND WILKINS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. 761 4618. MOSS, A. E. ARE FORESTERS GIVING GAME MANAGEMENT PP., TABLES, MAPS, ILLUS. ,INDEX. SUFFICIENT CONSIDERATION IN REGIONS OF CONCENTRATED POPULATION? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 30:700-703. OCT. SEE PP. 181-193. 1932. 4635. MUNNS, EDWARD N. THE FOREST SITUATION IN CALIFORNIA, 4619. MOSS, FRANK E. CONSERVATION AT THE CROSSROADS:., AN 1923. CALIF. STATE BOARD OF FORESTRY, CIRC. 7, PART ADDRESS.. .THAT MANY REGARD AS A REBUTTAL TO A RECENT 1. SACRAMENTO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA STATE PRINTING

AMERICAN FOREST SERIES BY EARLE CLAPP. . . AMERICAN OFFICE, 1923. 26 PP., ILLUS. ,TABLES. FORESTS 75:20-23, 50-52. JAN.1969. 4636. )IUNNS, EDWARD N. NATIONAL FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA. FOR CLAPP'S ARTICLES SEE ISSUES OF 74:16-19, 44-47, VEGETATIONAL TYPES. IN,A NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO THE SEPT. 1968 AND 74:24-2756, 58-60, OCT.1968. AMERICAS. ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: THE WILLIAMS AND WILKENS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. 4620.MOULTON, R. H. ARMY AIRPLANES WORK TO SAVE FORESTS. 761 PP., TABLES, MAPS,ILLUS., INDEX. THE AMERICAN THRESHERMAN 22:8-9. NOV. 1919. SEE PP. 216-224. 4621.MOULTON, R. H. DETECTIVE AEROPLANE FOR DISCOVERING

FOREST FIRES AND OUTLAW COTTON F1ELDS. TRAVEL 4637. MUNNS, EDWARD N. OUR FORESTS AND WATERSHEDS. THE 34:40. FEB. 1920. SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 67:346-354. NOV. 1948.

4622.MOUNT, H. A. WHAT ABOUT OUR FORESTS? SCIENTIFIC COWEETA EXPERIMENTAL FOREST WATERSHED MANAGEMENT AMERICAN 123:62. JULY 17, 1920. PROJECT.

4623. MUENCH, JOHN, JR. IMPACT OF PUBLIC VS PRIVATE OWNERSHIP 4638. PIUNNS, EDWARD N. OUR GROWING WATER PROBLEM: IS THE LIFE OF TIMBER LAND ON A RURAL ECONOMY. JOURNAL OF BLOOD OF OUR LAND RUNNING OUT... AMERICAN FORESTS FORESTRY 64:721 -727. NOV. 1966. 54:344-350, 383. AUG. 1948.

4624. MUIR, JOHN. ADDRESS. SIERRA CLUB, BULLETIN 1:271 -285. ARTICLE CONCLUDED IN AMERICAN FORESTS 54:398-399, JAN. (896. SEPT. 1948.

DESCRIPTION OF THE SIERRA FOREST RESERVATION. 4639. MUNNS, EDWARD N. SHELTERBELTS ARE MORE THAN TREES: HOW TREES, PLANTED A DECADE OR MORE AGO.. HAVE HELPED TO 4625. MUIR, JOHN. THE AMERICAN FORESTS, THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY REMAKE PRAIRIE FARMS. AMERICAN FORESTS 53:248-250, 80:145-157. AUG. 1897. 284. JUNE (947.

4626. MULFORD, WALTER. FORESTRY NOTES. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 4640. MUNNS, EDWARD N. YIELD AND VALUE OF WATER FROM WESTERN 1211), 94-101. 1924. NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:464-468; JUNE 1952. NATIONAL FORESTS, PP. 96-99. 4641. IIUNNS, EDWARD N., AND STOECKELER, JOSEPH H. HOW ARE THE 4627. MULFORD, WALTER. OUR CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT: GREAT PLAINS SHELTERBELTS? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY AGRICULTURE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:278-279, MAR. 44:237-257. APR. 1946. 1938. REVIEW BY H.L. WALSTER IN NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL 4628. MUNGER, THORNTON T. ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE TRANSITION EXPERIMENT STATION, BIMONTHLY BULL. 9:I82l, SEPT. FROM OLD FORESTS TO NEW. SCIENCE INS) 72:327-332. 1946. DISCUSSION IN GEOGRAPHIC REVIEW 37:319-320, OCT. 3,1930. APR. 1947.

4629. MUNGER, THORNTON T. LOCAL APPLICATION OF COLONEL (HENRY 4642. MUNNS, EDWARD N., COMP. A SELECTED B1BLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH S.) GRAVES ''FOREST POLICY''. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW AMERICAN FORESTRY. 2 VOLS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., 37:88-90. NOV.10, 1919. MISC. PUB. 364. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1940. 1142 PP., AUTHOR INDEX. 4630. MUNGER, THORNTON T. LOGGING NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER IN THE DOUGLAS FIR REGION. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 4643. MUNNS, EDWARD N., ET AL. FORESTS FOR EROSION CONTROL. 42:28-30. JUNE ID,1922. IN, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1938. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1939fl. 1232 PP.,ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS, FOR ADDITIONAL ARTICLES IN THE SERIES SEE ISSUES OF GRAPHS, INDEX. 43:27-29, JULY 25, 1922; 43:27-29, AUG. 25, 1922; 43:27-29, SEPT. 25, 1922; AND 43:27-28, DEC. 25, SEE PP. 609-614. 1922. 4644. MUNNS, EDWARD N., ET AL. POLICIES FOR PUBLIC LANDS. 4631. PlUNGER, THORNTON T. OBJECTIVES OF THE NEW FEDERAL FOREST IN, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1938. WASHINGTON, EXPERIMENT STATION. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 47:101-102. D.C.: GPO, 1939 I?).1232 PP.,ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS., NOV.10,1924. GRAPHS,INDEX.

PACIFIC NORTHWEST FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. SEE PP. 223-240.

4632. PlUNGER, THORNTON T. OUT OF THE ASHES OF NESTUCCA. 4645. MURIE, ADOLPH. MORE ON THE WILDERNESS. JOURNAL OF AMERICAN FORESTS 50:342-345, 366-368. JULY 1944. FORESTRY 34:641-643. JUNE 1936.

FIRE INCIDENCE AND DAMAGE ON SIUSLAW NATIONAL FOREST. 4646. MURIE, OLAUS J. DEFENSE OF FOREST RECREATION AREAS AGAINST OVERAMBITIOUS IRRIGATION, FLOOD CONTROL, AND 4633. MUNGER, THORNTON T., AND BARRETT, LEONARD I. THE MARCH WATER POWER PROJECTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:38-40. OF SILVICULTURE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:837-840. JAN. 1950. 4647. MURIE, OLAUS J. DOWN LOGS. ATLANTIC MONTHLY HAVEN, CONN. :YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1968. 256 PP., 158:596-599. NOV. 1936. BIBLIO., INDEX.

COMMENTS ON THE RAPIDLY DIMINISHING WILDERNESS AREAS. 4667. NASH, RODERICK, ED. THE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT: READINGS IN THE HISTORY OF CONSERVATION. READING, MASS.: 4648. MURIE, OLAUS J. THE GRAZING LANDS MUST BE RESTORED. WHAT ADDISON-WESLEY PUBLISHING CO., 1968. 236 PP., ILLUS., ARE WE DOING TO OUR LAND? AMERICAN FORESTS 69:15. BIBLIO. FEB. 1963. 4668. THE NATION. (GIFFORD) PINCHOT VS. (RICHARD A.I 4649. MURPHY, JAMES L. HEAVENLY VALLEY, U.S.A. AMERICAN BALLINGER. THE NATION 89:270. SEPT. 23,1909. FORESTS 78:20-22, 56, AUG. 1972. 4669. THE NATION. ADMINISTRATIVE DISCIPLINE. THE NATION IMPACT OF FOREST BURNING ON ENVIRONMENT. 89:198. SEPT. 2,1909.

4650. MURPHY, JAMES L., ET AL. RESEARCH LOOKS AT AIR QUALITY COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. AND FOREST BURNING. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:530-535, SEPT. 1970. 4670. THE NATION. CONSERVATION TO THE FORE. THE NATION 90:54-55. JAN. 20,1910. 4651. MURPHY, L. S. STATE FOREST TAX LAW DIGEST OF 1939. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. 1939. 52 PP. REFERS TO THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY.

4652. MURPHY, LOUIS S. PUBLIC FOREST REGULATION-NEW STYLE. 4671. THE NATION. CONSERVATION UNDER FIRE. THE NATION JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:423-424. MAY 1942. 91:136-137. AUG. 18,1910.

4653. MURPHY, LOUIS S. STATE VERSUS FEDERAL COMPETENCE. 4672. THE NATION. NATIONAL FORESTS OR STOCKMEN'S PROFITS? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 46:6-15. JAN. 1948. THE NATION 121:321-322. SEPT. 23, 1925.

4654. MURPHY, LOUIS S. THE WEEKS LAW COLLABORATORS CONFERENCE. 4673. THE NATION. OUR FOREST BALANCE SHEET. THE NATION AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:113-117. FEB. 1913. 84:425-426. MAY 1907.

4655. MURRAY, FRED J. PAUL BUNYAN READS THE RECORD OF THE 4674. THE NATION. PROJECT OF FRANKLIN 0. ROOSEVELT. THE C.C.0 AMERICAN FORESTS 43:154-158, 201. APR. 1937. NATION 166:171. FEB. 14,1948.

4656. MUSGRAVE, M. E. GAME AND THE FORESTS: SOME OF THE EDITORIAL. SHELTERBELTS. INTER-RELATIONSHIPS AFFECTING GAME MANAGEMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS 37:665-666, 702. NOV.1931. 4675. THE NATION. SECRETARY (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER'S REPORT. THE NATION 89:530-531. DEC. 2,1909. 4657. MUSSMAN, A. H., AND HAMMAR, CONRAD H. PROVIDING CREDIT FOR FOREST RESTORATION. AMERICAN FORESTS REFERS TO THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE 45:310-312. JUNE 1939. INTERIOR.

EDITORIAL COMMENT, P. 313. 4676. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 89:151-152. AUG. 19, 1909. 4658. N. V. HERALD TRIBUNE. NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE FORUM ON CURRENT PROBLEMS. OUR IMPERILED RESOURCES: REPORT OF EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT THE 17TH ANNUAL FORUM, THE WALDORF-ASTORIA, NEW YORK CONTROVERSY. CITY, OCT. 18-19, 1948. NEW YORK: NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE, 1948., 247 PP., ILLUS. 4677. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 89:174-175. AUG. 26,, 1909. 4659. NADEAU, LEON. RECREATIONAL USES OF IDAHO FORESTS. THE IDAHO FORESTER 10:22-24. 1928. EDITORIAL COMMENT ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 4660. NADEL, MICHAEL. CITIZEN'S VOICE IN WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 31:2. AUTUMN 1967. 4678. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 89:613. DEC. 23, 1909. EDITORIAL ON PRESERVATION OF WILDERNESS AREAS. EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT 4661. NADEL, MICHAEL. THE PACE OF WILDERNESS CLASSIFICATION. CONTROVERSY. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 85:16-24. WINTER-SPRING 1964. 4679. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 89:639. DEC. 30, RECLASSIFICATION OF WILDERNESS AREAS. 1909.

4662. NADEL, MICHAEL. THE WILDERNESS ACT'S LAND REQUIREMENTS. EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT THE LIVING WILDERNESS 78:45-51. AUTUMN-WINTER CONTROVERSY. 1961-1962. 4680. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 90:25-26. JAN. 13, 4663. NADEL, MICHAEL. WILDERNESS COUNCIL IN WYOMING. THE 1910. LIVING WILDERNESS 82:38-39. WINTER 1962. EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT SEPT. 2 TO 5, 1962. MENTIONS RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY CONTROVERSY. WILDERNESS SOCIETY FOR CREATION OF NEW WILDERNESS AREAS. 4681. THE NATION THE WEEK. THE NATION 90:472. MAY 12,1910.

4664. NASH, RODERICK. THE AMERICAN WILDERNESS IN HISTORICAL EDITORIAL COMMENT ON GIFFORD PINCHOT AND THE FOREST PERSPECTIVE. FOREST HISTORY 6:2-13. WINTER 1963. SERV ICE.

4665. NASH, RODERICK. THE STRENUOUS LIFE OF BOB MARSHALL. 4682. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 90:51. JAN. 20, 1910. FOREST HISTORY 10. OCT. 1966. EDITORIAL COMMENT ON HENRY S. GRAVES' APPOINTMENT AS 4666. NASH, RODERICK. WILDERNESS AND THE AMERICAN MIND. NEW CHIEF FORESTER OF THE UNITED STATES: A RESULT OF THE BALL INGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. )LLUS.

4683. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 90:75. JAN. 27, 1910. 4697. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION. THE APPALACHIAN FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:473. AUG. 1911. EDITORIAL COMMENT ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE COMMISSION IN REGARD TO ITS WORK. 4684. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 91:1. JULY 7,1910. 4698. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION. PROGRESS OF THE EDITORIAL COMMENT ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT PURCHASE OF EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS: FROM REPORT CONTROVERSY. PREPARED BY NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION, AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:454-460. AUG. 1920. 4685. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 91:111. AUG. Il, 1910. NOTE MAP P. 454,

EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON RICHARD A. BALLINGER. 4699. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION. A REPORT ON PROGRESS IN ESTABLISHING NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. 4686. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 91 :229. SEPT.15, DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1910. 1961. 27 PP., ILLUS., TABLES.

EDITORIAL COMMENT ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT 4700. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. DEFORESTATION AND CONTROVERSY. CLIMATE, THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 16:397-398. AUG. 1905. 4687. THE NATION. THE WEEK. THE NATION 91 :567. DEC.15, 1910. 4701. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. FORESTRY IN CALIFORNIA. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE EDITORIAL COMMENT ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT 16:480-481. OCT. 1905. CONTROVERSY. 4702. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE 4688. THE NATION'S AGRICULTURE. GRAZING LAND BILL--GIVE AWAY? IN HANDLING FOREST LANDS. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC THE NATION'S AGRICULTURE 29:20-22, OCT.1954. MAGAZINE 15:450-452, NOV. 1904.

4689. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. FOREST POLICY FOR THE 4703. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. NOTES ON THE FOREST FORESTED LANDS OF THE UNITED STATES: THE RESERVED SERVICE. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 18:142, FOREST LANDS OF THE PUBLIC DOMAIN, SCIENCE INS) 145. FEB. 1907. 5:893-900. JUNE Il,1897. 4704. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. THE VALUE OF TPE EXCERPT. UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 20:29-41. JAN. 1909. 4690. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.. UPON THE INAUGURATION OF A FOREST POLICY 4705. NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION. BEFORE THE FOR THE FORESTED LANDS OF THE UNITED STATES, TO THE CONGRESSIONAL JOINT FORESTRY COMMITTEE.. STATEMENTS SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, MAY 1,1897. WASHINGTON, IN BEHALF OF LUMBER AND TIMBER PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES. D.C.: GPO, 1897. 47 PP., TABLES. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION, 1940. 37 PP. 4691. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY PROBLEMS IN THE UNITED STATES. REPORT OF 4706. NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION. FOREST THE COMMITTEE OF ,THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES ON POLICY STATEMENT.. AMENDED AND APPROVED NOVEMBER 10, FORESTRY PROBLEMS. SCIENCE INS) 62:5-6. JULY 3, 1954. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL LUMBER 1925. MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION, 1954.13 PP.

4692. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RAILROAD TIE PRODUCTS. COL. 4707. NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION. NATIONAL W(ILLIAM) B. GREELEY'S ADDRESS. THE NATIONAL FOREST MANAGEMENT PROGRESS; AN EXCHANGE OF VIEWS ON ASSOCIATION OF RAILROAD TIE PRODUCTS, PROCEEDINGS THE FOUR-POINT PROGRAM, BETWEEN THE SECRETARY OF 8:50-56. 1926. AGRICULTURE, ORVILLE L. FREEMAN, AND PRODUCERS OF AMERICAN FOREST PRODUCTS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 4693. NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE. NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE: NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION, 1963)?). COMMITTEE REPORT AND RESOLUTIONS ON FORESTRY AND 31 PP. IRRIGATION, PRESENTED AT THE THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING, HELD AT WASHINGTON, D.C., JANUARY 2), 1904. INCLUDES TRANSCRIPT OF REMARKS BY FREEMAN AND FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:83-90. FEB. 1904. NATIONAL WOOD PROMOTION PROGRAM FOR 1964. A COPY IS DEPOSITED iN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY, 4694. THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE. COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION. THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE: 4708. NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION. NATIONAL INTERESTING REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY AND FOREST POLICIES RECOMMENDED.. FOR THE LUMBER AND IRRIGATION. MADE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING, WASHINGTON, TIMBER PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES. STATEMENTS.. BEFORE THE D.C., JANUARY 16,17, AND 18. FORESTRY AND CONGRESSIONAL JOINT COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY, JANUARY IRRIGATION 12:48-52. JAN. 1906. 16, 17, 1940. WASHINGTON, DC: NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCATION, 1940. 37 PP., TABLES. 4695. NATIONAL CONSERVATION POLICY CONFERENCE. PROCEEDINGS. WASHINGTON, D.C.)?): NP., 1944)?). 107 PP. 4709. NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION. A PARTIAL ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL FOREST EXCHANGES. NP., 1954. SEE, FOR FOREST CONSERVATION, PP. 48-59 FOR A SPEECH 18 PP. (PLUS EXHIBITS), TABLES, PROCESSED. BY CHIEF FORESTER LYLE WATTS. DISCUSSION FOLLOWS. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL PREPARED BY A FIRM OF PRIVATE CONSULTANTS AT THE LIBRARY. REOUEST OF THE NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURER'S ASSOCIATION. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY 4696. NATIONAL FOREST ADVISORY COUNCIL. REPORT ON THE PROBLEM LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, OF MINING CLAIMS ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1953. 125 PP., 47)0. NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION. REPORT ON NLMA-USF5 RIGHT-OF-WAY LEGISALTION MEETING, NOVEMBER TWO NEW CATEGORIES OF SPECIAL NATIONAL FORESTLAND 1, 1960. WASHINGTON, DC: NATIONAL LUMBER AREAS ESTABLISHED, THE EXPERIMENTAL AREA AND THE MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCATION 1960. 9 PP., TABLE, RESEARCH NATuRAL AREA. PROCESSED. 4724. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: FOREST A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, WILDERNESS HEARINGS. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 40:20-21. OCT. 1966.

4711. NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION. STATEMENT OF FOREST SERVICE SCHEDULES HEARINGS, OCTOBER 26,1966, FORESTRY POLICY: BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE SALEM, OREGON, FOR RECLASSIFICATION OF MOUNT NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION. JOURNAL JEFFERSON PRIMITIVE AREA TO A WILDERNESS AREA. OF FORESTRY 27:776-781. NOV. 1929. 4725. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY:IS THERE VIEWS OF THE PRIVATE FORESTERS. OWNERSHIP IN WILDLIFE? NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 42:20. AUG.1968. 4712. NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION. SUPPORT OF SNELL BILL URGED: STATEMENT ISSUED BY BOARD OF SENATE COMMITTEE PUBLIC HEARINGS. SHALL STATE OR DIRECTORS OF THE N.L.M.A. ANSWERS CRITICISMS AND FEDERAL AUTHORITIES REGULATE WILDLIFE? OBJECTIONS RAISED BY LUMBERMEN AND OTHERS. LUMBER 68:29-30. AUG. 19,1921. 4726. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: NEW WILDERNESS AREA. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 38:16. 4713. NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATION. COMMITTEE ON JUNE 1964. PRODUCTS AND RESEARCH. FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH GUIDE: A GUIDE IN FUNDAMENTAL AND APPLIED RESEARCH; HIGH SIERRA PRIMITIVE AREA CHANGED TO HIGH SIERRA CONTAINS A CATALOG AND CLASSIFICATION OF OVER 8,000 WILDERNESS AREA. FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH PROJECTS. 3D ED. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURING 4727. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: TWO NEW ASSOCIATION, 1948. 261 PP. WILD AREAS. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 38:18. AUG. 1964. 4714. NATIONAL PARKS AND CONSERVATION MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: MINING THREATENS CANOE AREA. NATIONAL SHINING ROCK WILD AREA, PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST, AND PARKS AND CONSERVATION MAGAZINE 44:31. MAY 1970. SOUTH WARNER WILD AREA, MODOC NATIONAL FOREST.

4715. NATIONAL PARKS BULLETIN. GRAZERS AFTER PERMANENT RIGHTS 4728. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: VARIOUS IN FORESTS: SHEEP AND CATTLE INTERESTS DISCLOSE WILDERNESS HEARINGS. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 41:22. PURPOSE OF SENATE INVESTIGATION AND DEMAND THAT THERE MAR. 1967. SHALL BE NO MORE NATIONAL PARKS IN THE WEST. NATIONAL PARKS BULLETIN 46:9-10. 1925. FOREST SERVICE HOLDS HEARING ON PROPOSED SYCAMORE CANYON WILDERNESS AREA. 4716. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. (NATIONAL PARKS) ASSOCIATION PROTESTS NORTHERN CASCADES SCOOTER POLICY. NATIONAL 4729. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: WILDERNESS PARKS MAGAZINE 36:18. NOV. 1962. BILL. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 38:16. JUNE 1964.

4717. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. CHIEF OF FOREST SERVICE 4730. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: WILDERNESS RETIRES. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 36:16. MAY (962. HEARINGS AND REVIEWS. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 40:23. MAY 1966. RETIREMENT OF RICHARD E. MCARDLE. PUBLIC HEARINGS HELD FOR REVIEW ON ESTABLISHING 4718. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NATIONAL PARKS AND NATIONAL WILDERNESS AREAS. FORESTS. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 35:16-17. FEB. 1961. 4731. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. THE NORTHERN CASCADES AND THE NEED FOR UNITY. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 35:2. JAN. COMMENTS ON THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE TWO. 1961

4719. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEW NATIONAL FOREST SCENIC AREA EDITORIAL. ESTABLISHED. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 36:17. OCT. 1962. 4732. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. SELWAY-BITTERROOT WILDERNESS AREA IS CREATED. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 37:19. HELLS CANYON-SEVEN DEVILS SCENIC AREA ESTABLISHED. MAR.1963.

4720. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: A 4733. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. TIMBER! NATIONAL PARKS CORNERSTONE FOR THE WiLDERNESS SYSTEM. NATIONAL MAGAZINE 43:2. JUNE 1969. PARKS MAGAZINE 42:21. JULY 1968. EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON THE MINERAL KING CONTROVERSY. SAN RAFAEL WILDERNESS AREA ESTABLISHED. 4734. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. YOUR NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION 4721. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: CALIFORNIA AT WORK: NIATIONAL) P(ARKS) A(SSOCIATION) OPPOSES WILDERNESS AREA. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 41 :20-21. MOTOR SCOOTER USE IN NATIONAL FORESTS. NATIONAL MAR. 1967. PARKS MAGAZINE 36:16. APR. (962.

SAN RAFAEL WILDERNESS AREA. REPLY BY EDWARD P. CLIFF ISSUE OF 36:15, MAY 1962. SEEALSO EDITORIAL, ISSUE OF 36:2, JUNE (962. 4722. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: FOREST SERVICE APPOINTMENTS. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 4735. NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL. COMMITTEE ON AIRCRAFT USE IN 40:23-24. MAY 1966. WILDERNESS AREAS. AIRCRAFT USE IN WILDERNESS AREAS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 46:359-367. MAY 1948. 4723. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE. NEWS AND COMMENTARY: FOREST SERVICE SPECIAL AREAS NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE REPORT TO LYLE F. WATTS, U.S. FOREST SERVICE. 40:20-21, JUNE 1966. 4736. NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, AND SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. JOINT COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY. PROBLEMS 4754. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. COLORADO LEGISLATURE AND PROGRESS OF FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES. CONSIDERING PRIOR USE BILL. THE NATIONAL WOOL REPORT. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN GROWER 7:13-14, MAR.1927. FORESTERS, 1947, 112 PP., TABLES. 4755. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. COLORADO STATE FOREST ADVISORY 4737. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER, (FRANK A.) BARRETT AGAIN BACKS BOARD ACTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 32:21. MAR. STOCKMEN: ASKS FOR COMMITTEE TO STUDY GRAZING LANDS. 1942. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:10. JUNE 1948. 4756. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE COLTON AND EVANS GRAZING

4738. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. 'MUTTON OR GAME' . . FROM THE BILLS: TWO BILLS NOW BEFORE CONGRESS--WESTERN SHEEPMAN'S ANGLE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER STOCKNEN VITALLY CONCERNED. THE NATIONAL WOOL 21:11-12. APR. 1931. GROWER 22:10-12. JAN. 1932.

4739. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. ADJUSTMENT OF GRAZING FEES ON 4757. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE CONFERENCE OF TAYLOR ACT NEVADA FORESTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 17:12. OFFICIALS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 26:24. FEB. JULY 1927. 1936.

4740. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. ADMINISTRATION OF THE TAYLOR SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,1936. PUBLIC DOMAIN ACT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 24:8, 10, 29. JULY 1934. 4758. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. CONTROL OF U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 25:29. AUG. 1935. 4741. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. ADVISORY COUNCIL'S TRESPASS REPORT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41 :9-10, FEB. REFERS TO THE TRANSFER OF THE FOREST SERVICE TO A 1951 FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION.

4742. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. AFFAIRS OF TAYLOR GRAZING 4759. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE COST OF ADMINISTRATION OF DISTRICTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 25:9-10, AUG. NATIONAL FOREST GRAZING. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 1935. (8:29-30. JAN.(928.

4743. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. AMENDED FOREST SERVICE BILL SEE ALSO, THE PRODUCER 9:20, MAR. 1928. PASSES SENATE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:6. MAR. 1950. 4760. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. COURT DECISION ON THE TAYLOR ACT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 27:9. NOV. 1937. PROVIDED FOR USE OF PORTION OF RECEIPTS FOR RANGE MANAGEMENT, LEGALIZED ADVISORY BOARDS, ISSUANCE OF 4761. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. CRITICISM OF THE ''RANGE TEN-YEAR PERMITS. SEE ALSO P. 5. APPRAISAL REPORT' : A BRIEF SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE... THE NATIONAL WOOL 4744. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. AMENDMENT OF THE TAYLOR GROWER 15:15-16. MAR. 1925. GRAZING ACT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 29:5-6. MAY 1939. 4762. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. DECISIONS IN TWO FOREST SERVICE APPEALS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:6. 4745. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. AMENDMENT PROPOSED FOR H. R. MAR.1950. 5839. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:8. NOV. 1949. 4763. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. DEER INCREASES IN 1930. THE H.R. 5839 WAS THE GRANGER BILL, OR AS IT WAS NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 21:9. JUNE 1931, FREQUENTLY REFERRED TO, THE FOREST SERVICE OMNIBUS BILL. 4764. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. DEER ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 24:6-7. JAN. 1934. 4746. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. ANNUAL AUTHORIZATIONS FOR GRAZING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL 4765. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE DEVELOPMENT OF GAME AND GROWER 13:13. JULY 1923. RECREATION INTERESTS ON NATIONAL FORESTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 22:17-18. JAN. 1932. 4747. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. APPEALS ON TRESPASS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:44. SEPT. 1949. 4766. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. DISTRIBUTION OF FOREST SERVICE RECEIPTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:6. MAR. 1950. 4748. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. BIG GAME CENSUS OF NATIONAL FORESTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 22:12. AUG. 1932. 4767. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER, DIVERSION OF FUNDS BY FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:32. APR. (950. 4749. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE BORAH GRAZING FEE BILL. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 14:13-14. APR. 1924. 4768. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. DO RANGE MANAGERS KNOW THEIR JOBS? THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 53:13. MAY 1960. 4750. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE CASE OF REDUCING 1931 FOREST GRAZING FEES. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 4769. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. DRASTIC CUTS ON ROUTT FOREST. 21:6-7. SEPT. 1931. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:5. SEPT. 1949.

4751. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. CHANGE IN DAMAGE CLAUSE 4770. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. F. S. APPEAL BOARD HEARS CONSIDERED BY FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL WOOL UNCOMPAHGRE CASE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:10. GROWER 88:8. DEC. 1948. MAR. (951.

REGARDING DAMAGE BY PERMITEES TO FOREST GRAZING 4771. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. F. S. BOARD OF APPEALS LANDS. AUTHORIZED. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:7. FEB. 1950. 4752. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. CHANGES IN FOREST SERVICE GRAZING REGULATIONS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 4772. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER, F. S. DECISION ON GRAND MESA 13:13-14. JULY 1923. GRAZING CONFIRMED. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:9, FEB. (951. 4753. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. COLONEL (WILLIAM B.( GREELEY

APPOINTED CHIEF OF FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL 4773. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. F. S. FEES ANNOUNCED FOR 1951. WOOL GROWER 10:16. MAY 1920. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:9. FEB. 1951, 4774. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. F.S.PERMIT APPLICATIONS 4794. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE ACTION ON EXPLAINED. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 36:7-8. MAY PERMITS TO ALIENS, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 10:22. 1946. JUNE 1920.

4775. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FEDERAL COURT REVERSES TAYLOR 4795. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE AND ACT ADMINISTRATION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER REORGANIZATION: EXTRACTS FROM THE SENATE DEBATE ON 30:4-5. SEPT. 1940, THE AMENDMENT TO EXEMPT THE FOREST SERVICE FROM TRANSFER UNDER THE REORGANIZATION BILL. THE 4776. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FEDERAL RANGE CODE CHANGES. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 28:9-12. APR. 1938. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:9. OCT. 1949. 4796. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE APPEALS. THE 4777. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE FEDERAL RANGE CODE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 53:16. DEC. (963. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 28:5. OCT. 1938. 4797, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE BEFORE 4778. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FEES AND APPEALS FOR HOLDERS APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER OF FOREST GRAZING PERMITS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:32-33. ARP,1950. 17:12. JAN. 1927. 4798. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE CHIEF SUBMITS 4779. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FEES FOR PUBLIC DOMAIN ANNUAL REPORT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 50:34. FEB. GRAZING. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 26:24-25. FEB. 1960. 1936. 4799. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE MATTERS. THE 4780. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FIFTEEN-YEAR FOREST PROGRAM NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:42-43. SEPT. 1949. ASSURED THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:6. OCT. 1949. 4800. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE POLICIES AND 4781. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER, FIRST REPORT OF NATIONAL FINANCE, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 24:10-11. JAN. FOREST REVIEW BOARD: MAKES RECOMMENDATION FOR 1934. HANDLING GRAZING SITUATION ON ROOSEVELT FOREST IN COLROADO. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:9-10. MAY 4801. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE POLICIES. THE 1950. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 33:35. APR. 1943.

SAME ABBREVIATED, AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 32:22-23, ON PROGRAM AND PLATFORM OF THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER'S JUNE 1950. ASSOCIATION.

4782. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST COMMITTEE MEETING 4802. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE POLICIES: THE SPOTLIGHTS RECREATION DEMANDS. THE NATIONAL WOOL 1944 REPORT OF LYLE F. WATTS, CHIEF, UNITED STATES GROWER 51:9. JUNE 1961. FOREST SERVICE... THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 35:21-22. MAR. 1945. 4783. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST GRAZING ADMINISTRATION: SECRETARY (CLINTON P.1 ANDERSON'S REPLY TO 4803. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE POLICY ON GAME SUBCOMMITTEE PROPOSALS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 21:8-9. JUNE 1931. 38:16-17. FEB. 1948. 4804. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER, THE FOREST SERVICE RECEIPTS FOR COMMENT SEE PP. 17-18. AND EXPENDITURES. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:5. SEPT. 1948. 4784. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST GRAZING ALLOWANCES IN 1920. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 10:33. MAY 1920. 4805. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE REGULATION ON LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 4785. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST GRAZING ALLOWANCES, 41:12. JUNE 1951. 1918; TABULATION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 8:24. MAY 1918. 4806, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE REVISES POLICY ON GRAZING REDUCTION NOTICES. THE NATIONAL WOOL 4786. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST GRAZING APPEAL BOARD GROWER 49:16. APR. 1959. RENDERS DECISION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 17:12. MAR. 1927. 4807. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE RULES: REVISIONS ANNOUNCED. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 4787. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE FOREST GRAZING FEE CASE. 36:10-lI. JAN. (946. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 21:6-7. OCT. 1931. ARTICLE ON FOREST RANGE MANAGEMENT. 4788. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE FOREST GRAZING FEE INCREASES. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 21:13-14. JAN. 4808. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE STATUS. THE 1931. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 30:4. FEB. 1940.

4789. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST GRAZING FEES REDUCED 4809. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE-WASHINGTON ONE-HALF FOR 1932. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 22:7. MEETING. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 35:8-9. OCT. MAR. 1932. 1945.

4790. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST GRAZING FEES. THE SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 35:7-8, NOV. 1945.RANGE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:18. FEB. 1948. MANAGEMENT.

4791. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST GRAZING FEES: PAYMENT 4810. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST SERVICE: RECEIPTS AND DELINQUENT--ANNUAL RECEIPTS--COST OF ADMINISTRATION. EXPENSES. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:5. SEPT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 22:9. APR. 1932. 1949.

4792. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST RANGES OVERSTOCKED. EDITORIAL. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 24:6. SEPT. 1934. 4811. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FORESTRY COMMITTEE IN 4793. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FOREST RECEIPTS HIT RECORD WASHINGTON: MEETS WITH SECRETARY (CLINTON P.1 HIGH. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 50:9. NOV. 1960. ANDERSON AND FOREST SERVICE OFFICIALS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:6-7. MAR. 1948. 4812. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FORMAL HEARINGS ON FOREST 4829. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. JOINT COLORADO FOREST BOARD SERVICE MATTERS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:7. SET UP. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:22. AUG. 1949. JULY 1948. GRAZING. REGARDING GRAZING. 4830. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. LAND LEASING UNDER THE TAYLOR 4813. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. FORTY YEARS IN THE FOREST LAW. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 24:8-9. OCT. 1934. SERVICE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 31:23-24. JUNE

1941 4831. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. LIVESTOCK AND BIG GAME. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 36:15. APR. 1946. REFERS TO JOHN H. HATTON.

4832. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. MEMBERS NAMED FOR F.S. 4814. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. GAME AND NATIONAL FOREST ADVISORY BOARD OF APPEALS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER GRAZING. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 21:8-9 43, 45. 40:9, 37. APR. 950. MAY 1931 4833. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. MORE ABOUT ADVISORY BOARDS. 4815. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE GENERAL WILDLIFE THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41 :20-21. JULY 1951. FEDERATION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 26:25. FEB. 1936. 4834. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NATIONAL FOREST ADVISORY BOARD STARTS WORK. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:44. SEPT. 4816. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. GRAZING ALLOWANCES ON THE 1949. NATIONAL FORESTS FOR 1921. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 11:38. JUNE 1921. 4835. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NATIONAL FOREST ADVISORY BOARDS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:7. JULY 1948. 4817. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE GRAZING FEE PROBLEM. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 36:10-11, 31. JUNE 1946 4836. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NATIONAL FOREST BOARD OF REVIEW. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:18. JUNE 1948. 4818. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. GRAZING FEES FOR RANGE IMPROVEMENT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:7. JUNE BOARD WAS APPOINTED BY THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. MAY 10,1948.

SENATOR WAYNE MORSE OF OREGON WANTS LEGISLATION TO 4837. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NATIONAL FOREST GRAZING FEE DIVERT INCOME FROM NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS FOR USE CONFERENCE AND DECISION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER IN RANGE IMPROVEMENTS. 17:13-15. FEB.1927.

4819. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. GRAZING FEES. THE NATIONAL 4838. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE NATIONAL FOREST GRAZING WOOL GROWER 23:6. MAR. 1933. FEES: THE CASEMENT REPORT--THE REVISED RACHFORD REPORT--FEE INCREASES AS PROPOSED FOR 1927. THE 4820. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. H.R. 4023: UNIFORM FEDERAL NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 16:15-17, 46. DEC. 1926. GRAZING LAND ACT WITH EXPLANATIONS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 43:8. APR. 1953. 4839. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS INCREASE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 7:58. AUG. 1917. 4821. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. H. R. 5839 BECOMES LAW. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:5. MAY 1950. 4840. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NEED FOR HEARINGS ON FOREST SERVICE APPEALS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:10. FOREST SERVICE OMNIBUS BILL: FOREST ADVISORY BOARDS, MAY 1950. TEN-YEAR GRAZING PERMITS, DIVERSION OF A PORTION OF GRAZING RECEIPTS TO RANGE IMPROVEMENT. 4841. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NEW ASSISTANT FTRESTER FOR INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 4822. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. H. R. 6045: PROPOSED LAND 27:18. NOV. 1937. POLICY. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:7-8. JUNE 1948. GLEN A. SMITH. H.R. 6045 WAS THE PROPOSED NATIONAL LAND POLICY ACT. 4842. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NEW F. S. BILLS. THE 4823. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. HIGHER GRAZING FEES RESULT OF NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:6. APR. 1951. RE-APPRAISAL. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 13:13-IS. NOV. 1923. GRAZING LEGISLATION.

4824. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. HCUSE PIUBLIC) L)AND) 4843. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE NEW FEDERAL RANGE CODE. COMMITTEE'S REPORT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:27, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 32:9-10. OCT. 1942. 30, 32. SEPT. 1948. REFERENCE TO THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT. 4825. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. IDAHO FOREST ADVISORY BOARDS RECOMMEND PERMIT LIMITS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 4844. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE NEW FOREST GRAZING FEES. 29:13. JAN. 1939. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 18:15. JAN. 1928.

4826. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. INDUSTRY AGAIN ATTACKED. THE 4845. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE NEW FOREST GRAZING FEES. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 37:13. DEC. 1947. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 23:6-8. JUNE 1933.

STATEMENT BY ALFRED CRAFTS, DENVER, COLORADO ON 4846. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NEW FOREST SERVICE CHIEF. LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 33:6. FEB. 1943.

4827. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. INVESTIGATION OF FOREST LYLE F. WATTS ASSUMES POST. SERVICE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 37:8-9. MAR, 1947. 4847. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NEW FOREST SERVICE POLICY. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 28:7. AUG. 1938. 4828. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE JOHNSON GRAZING BILL. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 30:5-6. JULY 1940. REFERS TO FOREST RANGE MANAGEMENT POLICY.

DISCUSSION IN ISSUE 30:9, SEPT. 1940. 4848. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER, THE NEW NATIONAL FOREST GRAZING REGULATIONS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 1935. 14:29-30. MAY 1924. 4867. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. REGIONAL FORESTER RETIRES. 4849. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NEW REGIONAL FORESTER. THE " THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 33:9. OCT. 1943. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:7. FEB. 1950. C.N. WOODS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION RETIRES. CHESTER J. OLSEN APPOINTED REGIONAL FORESTER FOR INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. 4868. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. REORGANIZATION OF AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:7. MAR. 4850. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NEW TYPE GRAZING PERMIT. THE 1951 NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:25. SEPT. 1948. 4869. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. REPORT OF THE CHIEF FORESTER. 4851. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK GRAZED ON THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 13:37-38. JAN. 1923. NATIONAL FORESTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 14:24-25. JULY 1924. 4870. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. REPORT ON COLORADO RANGE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:20. JULY 1951. 4852. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NUMBER OF STOCK GRAZED ON NATIONAL FORESTS DURING 1925. THE NATIONAL WOOL 4871. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE REVISED GRAZING BILL. GROWER 16:32. JULY 1926. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 16:14-16. APR. 1926.

4853. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. NUMBERS OF LIVESTOCK GRAZED ON THIS WAS AN AMPIENDED VERSION OF THE STANFIELD GRAZING NATIONAL FORESTS: CHANGES IN NUMBER OF PERMITS AND BILL. ANIMALS FROM 1927 TO 1928. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 19:29-30. JULY 1929. 4872. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. RIGHT OF USE, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 39:5. SEPT. 1949. 4854. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. OGDEN CONFERENCE ON FOREST GRAZING. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 13:16-18. MAR. GRAZING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. 1923. 4873. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. S.1149 AS VIEWED BY DEPARTMENT 4855. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. PERMIT NOT A RIGHT: FOREST OFFICIALS, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:10, 39-40. SERVICE STATEMENT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 36:15. OCT.1951. JUNE 1946. TRANSFER OF THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT TO THE 4856. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. PLANS FOR GOVERNMENT CONTROL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SEE ALSO P. 8. OF GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 24:13-14, 23-24. AUG. (934. 4874. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. S.I149 PROPOSES BIUREAUI LIANDI MIANAGEMENTI TRANSFER TO DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE. 4857. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. POSITION ON S.1149. THE THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:6. APR. 1951. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:8, OCT. 1951. 4875. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. SECRETARY IARTHUR W.( HYDE'S TRANSFER OF THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT TO THE POSITION ON GRAZING FEE REDUCTION. THE NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SEE ALSO PP.10, 39-40. WOOL GROWER 20:13-14. OCT. 1930.

4858. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE PRESIDENTS (FRANKLIN D. 4876. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. SECRETARY (ORVILLE) FREEMAN ROOSEVELT) VETO OF THE TAYLOR ACT AMENDMENTS. THE APPROVES NEW FOREST ROAD REGULATIONS. THE NATIONAL NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 25:6-8. SEPT. 1935. WOOL GROWER 53:34. JULY 1963.

4859. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE PROPOSED BILL FOR 4877. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. SECRETARY (WILLIAM M.) REGULATING GRAZING ON PUBLIC LANDS. THE NATIONAL JARDINE'S STATEMENT UPON FOREST GRAZING WOOL GROWER 13:28; JUNE 1923. ADMINISTRATION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 15:25-27. DEC. (925. 4860. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. PROPOSED CHANGES IN F. S. TRANSFER CUTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:18-19, 4878. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE SENATE COMMITTEE HEARINGS 36-39. JUNE 1948. ON THE STANFIELD GRAZING BILL. THE NATIONAL WOOL

GROWER 16:13.14, MAR.1926. . - REFERS TO FOREST RANGE MANAGEMENT. 4879. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. SENATE COMMITTEE HOLDS 4861. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. PROPOSED FOREST GRAZING WILDERNESS BILL HEARINGS: OPPOSING FACTIONS WAGE CHANGES. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 35:6-7. AUG. VERBAL BATTLE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 48:8-10, 1945. 39. DEC.1958.

4862. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. PUBLIC LAND USE: THE 4880. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. SENATE COMMITTEE REPORT ON STOCKMEN'S POINT OF VIEW BROADCAST BY RADFORD HALL... GRAZING FEES. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 36:11-12, THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:19, 54-56. JAN.1948. 36-37, 40. JUNE 1946.

4863. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. QUESTIONS IN PUBLIC DOMAIN 4881. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE SENATE GRAZING BILL. THE ADMINISTRATION THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 24:22-23. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 16:33. DEC. (926. DEC. 1934. THIS WAS AN AMIIENDED VERSION OF THE STANFIELD GRAZING 4864. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. RAISING FOREST FEES. THE BILL. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 10:33. MAR. 1920. 4882. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE SENATE HEARING ON GRAZING EDITORIAL ON GRAZING FEES. BILL: MAY 25,1953. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 43:9. JUNE 1953. 4865. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. REDUCTION IN FEES FOR RANGE IMPROVEMENTS TO BE ELIMINATED. THE NATIONAL WOOL HEARING WAS ON THE BUTLER-BARRETT BILL, A COMPANION GROWER 41:20. JULY 1951. OF THE HOUSE VERSION, THE D'EWART BILL.

4866. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. REDUCTIONS IN FOREST GRAZING 4883. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. SENATOR (REED) SMOOT'S FOREST PERMITS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 25:6-7. AUG. GRAZING BILL. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 18:15. JAN. 1928. STUDY ON BIGHORN NATIONAL FOREST.

4884. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. STATES GET $13,974,027 FROM 4903. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. 1950 FOREST GRAZING FEES. FOREST RECEIPTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 42:11. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 40:7. FEB. 1950. MAR. 1952.

4904. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER'S ASSOCIATION. SUMMARY OF THE 4885. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THE STATUS OF THE UNITED FOREST RESOLUTIONS BY THE SEVENTY-THIRD ANNUAL STATES FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER CONVENTION, NATIONAL WOOL GROWERS... NO PLACE OF 29:5. JULY 1939. PUBLICATION: NATIONAL WOOL GROWER'S ASSOCIATION, 1938. 29 PP. 4886. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. STOCKMEN'S GRAZING GROUP MEETS DEPARTMENT HEADS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 43:6. INCLUDES A SUMMARY OF,''PERMIT DISTRIBUTION POLICY MAR. 1953. YAMPA RIVER DRAINAGE COLORADO'', BY R.T. BURDICK AND MARION CLAWSON, AND, ''AS IT EFFECTS THE USERS OF THE 4887. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. TAYLOR ACT ADMINISTRATION. NATIONAL FORESTS'', BY MORONI SMITH AND SCOTT A. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 25:16-18, DEC. 1935. SMITH,

4888. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. TAYLOR ACT ADVISORY COMMITTEE 4905. NATURAL HISTORY. CUT OR LET GROW? A STATEMENT FROM THE MEN AT WASHINGTON. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 27:7, U. S. FOREST SERVICE AND SOME EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON 30. DEC. 1937. AN IMPORTANT PUBLIC ISSUE. NATURAL HISTORY 61 :88-91, FEB. 1952. 4889. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. TAYLOR ACT AMENDMENTS PROPOSED. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 37:16. JUNE 4906. NATURE MAGAZINE. BAG LIMIT ON TREES. NATURE MAGAZINE 1947. 34:288. MAY 1941.

4890. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. TAYLOR GRAZING FEES REDUCED. 4907. NATURE MAGAZINE. THE CHIEF FORESTER VOICES HIS CREED. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 51:42. MAR. 1961. NATURE MAGAZINE 26:51. JULY 1935.

4891. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. TAYLOR PUBLIC DOMAIN BILL. FRED A. SILCOX ISSUES STATEMENT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 24:6. APR.1934. 4908. NATURE MAGAZINE. THE ENEMY OF THE FOREST: FIRES SET BY 4892. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. TRANSFER ADJUSTMENTS IN LIGHTNING AND THE HAND OF CARELESS MAN DO TREMENDOUS NATIONAL FOREST RANGE USE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER DESTRUCTION TO NATURE... NATURE MAGAZINE 4:159-161. 40:35-36, 38-40. DEC. 1950. SEPT. 1924.

COMPLETE REPORT OF NATIONAL FOREST ADVISORY COUNCIL. PICTORIAL ACCOUNT,

4893. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. TWO MORE HEARINGS HELD ON 4909. NATURE MAGAZINE. GILA WILDERNESS THREATENED. NATURE WILDERNESS BILL: MEASURE RUMORED READY FOR COMMITTEE MAGAZINE 45:369. AUG. -SEPT. 1952. VOTE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 49:19. MAY 1959. 4910. NATURE MAGAZINE. LET'S PROTECT OUR INVESTMENT. NATURE ERRATUM IN ISSUE OF 49:31, JUNE 1959. MAGAZINE 45:145. MAR. 1952.

4894. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. THEM. S. SENATE INVESTIGATION RECREATION IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF NATIONAL FORESTS AND PUBLIC LANDS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 15:13. MAY 1925. 4911. NATURE MAGAZINE. A NEW DEFENDER OF THE WILDERNESS. NATURE MAGAZINE 26:178-179. SEPT. 1935. 4895. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. UNIFORM FEDERAL GRAZING BILL REACHES CONGRESS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 43:8-10, A WILDERNESS SOCIETY FORMED. APR. 1953. 4912. NATURE MAGAZINE. OPERATION OUTDOORS. NATURE MAGAZINE 4896. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. USE OF NATIONAL FOREST 50:201. APR.1957. RECEIPTS FOR ROADS AND SCHOOLS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 13:15. NOV. 1923. EDITORIAL.

4897. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. UTAH CATTLEMEN APPEAL FOREST 4913. NATURE MAGAZINE. SKIING ON SAN GORGONIO? NATURE SERVICE ACTION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 49:14. MAGAZINE 40:89. FEB. 1947. MAR. 1959. 4914. NATURE MAGAZINE. TOO MANY HIGHWAYS: WILD AREAS BEING 4898. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. WESTERN FOREST OFFICIAL RUINED BY INVASION OF NEW ROADS. NATURE MAGAZINE RECOGNIZES GAME PROBLEM. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 24:53. AUG. 1934. 22:18. JAN. 1932. 49)5. NATURE MAGAZINE. WILDLIFE IN NATIONAL FORESTS--WHO OWNS 4899. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. WHAT LAND POLICY FOR AMERICA? IT? NATURE MAGAZINE 25:259-260, MAY 1935. PART OF PANEL DISCUSSION AT NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE FORUM, OCTOBER 18, 1948. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 4916. NAVON, DANIEL I. ACTIVITY ANALYSIS IN WILDLAND 38:7, 38-40. NOV.1948. MANAGEMENT. ANNALS OF REGIONAL SCIENCE 3, PART 2:75-84, DEC. 1969. 4900. THENATIONAL WOOL GROWER. WISP OF HOPE FOR SOLUTION (OF) COLORADO FOREST GRAZING PROBLEMS. THE NATIONAL WOOL 4917. NEELANDS, P. W. TREES FROM THE SKIES. AMERICAN FORESTS GROWER 42:19. NOV. 1952. 66:20-22. NOV. 1960.

4901. THENATIONAL WOOL GROWER. WYOMING PUBLIC LAND HEARINGS. REFORESTATION BY AIRCRAFT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 35:10, 20-21, 30-31, OCT. 1945. 4918. NEFF, PAUL E. THE HIGH COUNTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:32-35. SEPT. 1962. 4902. THENATIONAL WOOL GROWER. WYOMING U. TO STUDY EFFECTS OF GRAZING ON NATIONAL FOREST. THE NATIONAL WOOL ARTICLE ON MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST. GROWER 41:20, JULY 1951. 4919. NEFF, PAUL E. MULTIPLE USE ISA REALITY. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:18-19, 53-54. MAY 1961. 4937. NETBOY, ANTHONY. FRENCH PETE FOR PEOPLE. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:16-18, 56-59. PlAY 1970. 4920. NEFF, PHILIP. VALUATION OF NATIONAL FOREST LANDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:598-600. AUG. 1939. FRENCH PETE VALLEY IS IN THE WILLAMETTE NATIONAL FOREST. 492!. NEIDERHEISER, CLODAUGH 11. FOREST HISTORY SOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA: A COMPILATION OF THE 4938. NETBOY, ANTHONY. HE REMEMBERS (GIFFORD) PINCHOT. MANUSCRIPT SOURCES OF FORESTRY, FOREST INDUSTRY, AND AMERICAN FORESTS 76:47-48, AUG. 1970. CONSERVATION HISTORY. ST. PAUL MINN. :THE FOREST HISTORY FOUNDATION, INC. 1956. 140 PP. LETTER TO THE EDITOR.

4922. NELSON, A. Z. MUST WE SACRIFICE OUR FOREST FOR DAMS? 4939. NETBOY, ANTHONY. USE OF HIGH COUNTRY IN SWITZERLAND: THE WHEN DAMS NEEDLESSLY SWALLOW THE GOOD LAND, A LOT OF NORTH CASCADES DEBATE CONTINUES WITH THIS PEOPLE CAN BE HURT... AMERICAN FORESTS 58:6-9, 41 ARTICLE.. WHICH (AUTHOR) USES SWITZERLAND AS HIS JUNE 1952. YARDSTICK. AMERICAN FORESTS 72:6-7, 40, 42-43. OCT. 1966. 4923. NELSON, A. Z. RURAL ASSESSMENTS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FORESTS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY (GENERAL AND BY STATES). 4940. NEUBERGER, RICHARD L. LONE WOMEN OF THE MOUNTAINS. NEW FOREST TAXATION INQUIRY. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. YORK TIMES MAGAZINE. JUNE 15,1947. WASHINGTON, D.C. 1940. P. 26. WOMEN AS FOREST FIRE LOOKOUTS. 4924. NELSON, ALF. A CONSUMER'S STAKE IN THE REGULATION OF FOREST LAND. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:379-383. MAY 4941. NEUBERGER, RICHARD L. LOOTING THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 1942. THE NATION 164:471-473. APR. 26,1947.

4925. NELSON, CHARLES A. BORN AND RAISED IN MADISON: THE GRAZING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. FOREST HISTORY 11:6-14. JULY 1967. 4942. NEUBERGER, RICHARD L. OUR NATURAL RESOURCES-AND THEIR CONSERVATION. PUBLIC AFFAIRS PAMPHLET NO. 230. 4926. NELSON, DEWITT. FOREST SERVICE--WHAT? THE AMES WASHINGTON, DC)?): PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE,INC., FORESTER 15:90-91. 1927. 1956. 28 PP., ILLUS.

4927. NELSON, DEWITT. A NATIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM FOR MASS 4943. NEUBERGER, RICHARD L. SAVE THE PUBLIC DOMAIN THE FIRE CONTROL. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDING NATION 165:673-674. DEC. 20 (947. 1953:89-91. 1953. GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. 4928. NELSON, DEWITT. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF CALIFORNIA FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:575-578. AUG. 1946. 4944. NEUBERGER, RICHARD L. SOLVING THE STUBBORN KLAMATH DILEMMA. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:20-22, 40-4I. APR. 4929. NELSON, DEWITT. WHY CM-2 NEEDS A BOOST. AMERICAN (958. FORESTS 75:16-17, 51-53. JUNE (969. NEUBERGER INTRODUCES BILL TO PROVIDE FOR FEDERAL CM-2 REFERS TO THE CLARKE-MCNARY ACT OF 1924 AND ITS PURCHASE OF THE KLAMATH INDIAN RESERVATION WHICH COOPERATIVE FEATURE OF FIRE PREVENTION AND SUBSEQUENTLY WAS TO BE INCLUDED IN THE OREGON SUPPRESSION. NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM.

4930. NELSON, DEWITT, AND BESLEY, LOWELL. THE FIRST STEP 4945. NEUBERGER, RICHARD L. THE WOMEN AND THE TREES. THE TOWARD CORRECTING ABUSES OF MINING LAWS. AMERICAN NATION 163:378-379. OCT. 5,1946. FORESTS 61:18-19, 44. MAY 1955. REFERENCE TO WOMEN CONSERVATIONISTS. 4931. NELSON, E. W. CONSERVATION OF GAME IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND NATIONAL PARKS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 4946. NEUNS, ALVA. OPERATION FIRESTOP: SOME OF THE ANSWERS TO 23:139-145. MAR. 1917. THE PROBLEM OF FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL ARE BEING PROVIDED BY A ONE-YEAR OPERATIONAL STUDY CONDUCTED IN 4932. NELSON, ELORY, AND FULTON, DAN. THE PUBLIC INTEREST. CALIFORNIA... AMERICAN FORESTS 61 :8-12, 54-55. JAN. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 42:21 -26. FEB.1952. 1955.

ARTICLE ON MULTIPLE USE OF FEDERAL LANDS. 4947. NEUNS, ALVA. SUMMER HOMES ON WHEELS: INCREASED TOURIST TRAVEL IS COMPOUNDING THE RECREATIONAL PROBLEMS ON 4933. NELSON, J. W. THE 'WILD' IN WILDERNESS. AMERICAN NATIONAL FORESTS... AMERICAN FORESTS 63:24-26, FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 36:430-431. JULY 1930. 64-65. JAN. 1957.

WILDERNESS AREA WITHIN SHOSHONE NATIONAL FOREST. 4948. THE NEW REPUBLIC. EDITORIAL. THE NEW REPUBLIC 75:192. JULY 5,(933. 4934. NELSON, KNUTE. A SUMMARY OF OUR MOST IMPORTANT LAND LAWS. THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF COMMENTS ON PUBLIC REGULATION OF PRIVATE TIMBER POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 33:127-135. MAY 1909. LANDS.

SUBTITLE,' 'CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES' ' 4949. THE NEW REPUBLIC. MR.CE. W.) BACKUS AND THE WILDERNESS. THE NEW REPUBLIC 52:200-20!. OCT. 12,1927. 4935. NELSON, M. N. AIR ATTACK ON FOREST FIRES. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1957:177-179. 1957. 4950. THE NEW REPUBLIC. A THREAT TO THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE NEW REPUBLIC 71 :59-61, JUNE 1,1932. 4936. NELSON, WILLIAM K. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SHOULD WORK HAND IN HAND WITH FOREST MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF REMARKS ON INITIATING A FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY 63:332-336. MAY 1965. CONSERVATION AND FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP.

OUTLINES THE SYSTEMS APPROACH USED IN THE U.S. FOREST 4951. THE NEW REPUBLIC. TO SAVE OUR FORESTS. THE NEW SERVICE. REPUBLIC 83:321-322. JULY 31, 1935. COMMENTS ON THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. 4966. NORTHWESTERN LUMBERMAN. FOREST RANGERS. THE FORESTER 4:256-257, DEC. 1898. 4952. THE NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF FORESTRY. OUR FORESTS. SCIENCE INS) 57:16 (SUP.). JAN.19,1923. REPRINT OF ARTICLE IN NORTHWESTERN LUMBERMAN.

4953. NEW YORK TIMES. THE WILDERNESS BILL AT LAST. THE 4967. NORTHWESTERN LUMBERMAN. PROFESSOR (BERNHARD E.( FERNOW LIVING WILDERNESS 78:44. AUTUMN-WINTER 1961-1962. AT LARGE. THE FORESTER 3:100. AUG. 1897.

REPRINT OF EDITORIAL. REPRINT DESCRIBING CHIEF FORESTER FERNOW ON TOUR OF DIVISION OF FORESTRY FACILITIES. 4954. NEWELL, FREDERICK H. THE NATIONAL FOREST RESERVES. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 8:177-187. JUNE 1897. 4968. NORTON, BOYD. FORGOTTEN SIDE OF THE TETONS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 114:31-34. SUMMER 1971. 4955. NEWELL, FREDERICK H. THE RECLAMATION LAW AND ITS RELATION TO FORESTRY. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN PROPOSED WESTERN TETON WILDERNESS AREA. FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1:32-40. NOV. 1905. 4969, NOYES, WINNINETIE A. FRENCH PETE: LOWLAND VALLEY IN REFERS MAINLY TO THE RECLAMATION SERVICE. OREGON'S CASCADES. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 104:25-29. WINTER 1968. 4956. NEWHALL, CHARLES S. FIRE AND THE FOREST RESERVES. THE FORUM 33:109-120. MAR. 1902. FRENCH PETE VALLEY IS IN THE WILLAMETTE NATIONAL FOREST. 4957. NEWHALL, CHARLES S. SHEEP AND THE FOREST RESERVES. THE FORUM 30:710-716. FEB. 1901. 4970. OHEARN, DONALD P. CANADA DISCOVERS QUETICO. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:20-23. FEB. 1956. 4958. NEWINS, HAROLD S. COMMENTS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF FORESTRY EDUCATION IN AMERICA, 1911-1942. SOCIETY QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. COMMENT, P. 23. OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1948:347-349. 1949. 4971. O'KEEFE, M. P. TREE SEEDING BY HELICOPTER. SOIL CONSERVATION 26:91 -92. NOV. 1960. 4959. NEWKIRK, B. R. PLAN OF MANAGEMENT OF THE RECREATION

RESOURCE OF THE SPEARFISH DISTRICT, BLACK HILLS 4972. OBERG, P. P1. THOSE WONDERFUL SHO-BANS. AMERICAN NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERY., FORESTS 74:28-30, 56-57. MAR. 1968. BLACK HILLS NATIONAL FOREST. CUSTER, S.D.)?): BLACK HILLS NATIONAL FOREST, 1961)?). 7 PP., TABLES, MAP, ARTICLE ON INDIAN FIRE-FIGHTERS, MEMBERS OF THE PROCESSED. SHOSHONE AND BANNOCK TRIBES.

A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 4973 OBERHOLTZER, ERNEST C . ANCIENT GAME OF CRAB: HOW THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. RESOURCES OF THE ONTARIO-MINNESOTA BORDER LAKES ARE VANISHING INTO THIN AIR. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST 4960. NEWSWEEK. FOREST GIANT. NEWSWEEK 38:81 -82. JULY 16, LIFE 35:631-635, 644. OCT. 1929. 1951. 4974. OBERHOLTZER, ERNEST C. HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER. ARTICLE ON CARL ALWIN SCHENCK. AMERICAN FORESTS 50:428-431, 460-461. SEPT. 1944.

4961. NICHOLS, R. K., El AL. FOREST RESERVE QUESTION. THE QUETICO-SUPER1OR WILDERNESS AREA. AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER AND WOOL GROWER 24:22, 30. JAN. 1904. 4975 OBERHOLIZER, ERNEST C. LAKELAND ARCHIPELAGO: A GLIMPSE INTO THE COLORFUL PAST OF THE ONTARIO-MINNESOTA CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 24:74-76, FEB. 1904. GRAZING BORDER LAKES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE ON THE FOREST RESERVES. 35:547-550, 588. SEPT. 1929.

4962. NIENABER, JEANNE. THE SUPREME COURT AND MICKEY MOUSE. CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 35:631-635, 644, 671 -672, OCT. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:28-31, 40-43. JULY 1972. 1929.

ARTICLE ON THE CREATION OF A DISNEYLAND TYPE 4976. OBERHOLTZER, ERNEST C. A UNIVERSITY OF THE WILDERNESS: RECREATIONAL AREA ON THE SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST. THE PROPOSAL TO PERPETUATE BY TREATY THE ONTARIO-MINNESOTA BORDER LAKES. AMERICAN FORESTS & 4963. NIXON, EDGARD B., ED. AND COMP. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT FOREST LIFE 35:689-693, 700. NOV. 1929. AND CONSERVATION, 1911-1945. 2 VOLS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO. 1957. 614 PP., 700 PP.,INDEX. 4977. OBERLE, MARK. FOREST FIRES: SUPPRESSION POLICY HAS ITS ECOLOGICAL DRAWBACKS. SCIENCE INS) 165:568-571. PRODUCED BY THE GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, AUG. 8,(969. NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE, FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT LIBRARY, HYDE PARK, N.Y. INDISPENSABLE FOR DISCUSSION, ISSUE OF 166:552-553, OCT. 31, 1969; AND THE UNDERSTANDING OF CONTROVERSY OVER CONSERVATION (66:945-947, NOV. 21,1969. DURING THIS PERIOD. 4978. OEHSER, PAUL H. A FOOTNOTE TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF 4964. NORLING, E. R. SUNRISE AND SNOW. AMERICAN FORESTS WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 86:5. 39:542-546, 575. DEC. 1933, SPRING-SUMMER 1964.

ACCOUNT OF RAINIER NATIONAL FOREST. 4979. OGDEN DANIEL P1. IMPLEMENTING A NATIONAL LAND USE POLICY. JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 4965. NORTHWEST CONSERVATION LEAGUE. TO BE OR NOT TO BE-A 27:220.225. SEPT. -OCT. (972. NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 45:7, 17. APR-MAY 1960. 4980. OGDEN, DANIEL M. ,JR. WILDLAND POLICY DECISIONS--BY WHOM? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:200-204. APR. 1970. REPRINT FROM, ''CONSERVATION NEWS'', MAY 1960; THE

ORGAN OF THE NORTHWEST CONSERVATION LEAGUE, 4981. OLIVER, G.D. HISTORY OF SIERRA NEVADA LUMBERING KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON. INDUSTRY. INTERCOLLEGIATE FORESTRY CLUB ANNUAL AND PROCEEDINGS 1:30-34. APR.1921. REFERS TO THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA.

COMMENTS ON COOPERATION BETWEEN LOGGERS AND FOREST 4998. OLSON, SIGURD F. SIX DECADES OF PROGRESS. AMERICAN SERVICE PERSONNEL. FORESTS 68:16-19. OCT. 1962.

4982. OLIVER, GEORGE K. RANGERS CORNER: MAN MEETS BEAR. ARTICLE ON THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:80, FEB. 1939. 4999. OLSON, SIGURD F. A U. S. COMMENT. AMERICAN FORESTS 4983. OLMSTED, FREDERICK E.IL.). NATIONAL CONTROL OF FOREST 62:23. FEB. 1956. DEVASTATION: AN ANALYSIS OF THE NEW CAPPER BILL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 19:468-478. MAY 1921. ARTICLE ON THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. SEE COMPANION ARTICLE, PP. 20-23. 4984. OLMSTED, FREDERICK L. THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN NATIONAL PARKS AND NATIONAL FORESTS. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 5000. OLSON, SIGURD F. WE NEED WILDERNESS TO REJUVENATE OUR 6:114-115. APR. 1916. SPIRITS. PLANTS AND GARDEN 2:196-199. WINTER 1946.

4985. OLSEN, C. J. PROPOSED INVASION Al MT. WHEELER: IS II IN 5001. OLSON, SIGURD F. WHAT IS WILDERNESS? THE LIVING THE PUBLIC INTERST TO CIRCUMSCRIBE REGIONS OF WILDERNESS 101:7. SPRING 1968. VALUABLE AND CRITICALLY NEEDED RESOURCES WITH

NATIONAL PARK BOUNDARIES'.....NO' . AMERICAN 5002. OLSON, SIGURO F. WINGS OVER THE WILDERNESS: ARE FORESTS 65:16-19, 40, 42. FEB. 1959. AIRPLANES CASTING A SHADOW OVER THE LAST PRIMITIVE AREAS IN AMERICA? WELL, HERE'S A CLUE... AMERICAN REPLY BY DARWIN LAIIBERT,ISSUE OF 65:4 APR. 1959. FORESTS 54:252-254, 279, 282-283. JUNE 1948.

4986. OLSEN, C.J. SPRUCE BUDWORM CONTROL. AMERICAN FORESTS 5003. OLZENDA?1, RODERIC M. KEEPING AMERICA GREEN. AMERICAN 62:17-19. JULY 1956. FORESTS 72:8-11. JUNE 1966.

4987. OLSEN, ORANGE A. BIG GAME IN MULTIPLE LAND USE IN UTAH. 5004. OLZENDAM, RODERIC M. WE, THE PEOPLE, AND OUR FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:792-797. NOV. 1943. AMERICAN FORESTS 47:316-320, 350. JULY 1941.

4988. OLSON, DAVID S. THE SAVENAC NURSERY: HOW DO YOU GROW 5005. OPIE, H. L. THE SPORTSMAN'S INTEREST IN NATIONAL THREE MILLION TREES A YEAR FOR PLANTING? DAVID OLSON FORESTS. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS FOUND OUT IN 1915 WHEN HE BECAME THE FIRST NURSERYMAN 8:74-78. 1926, AT THE SAVENAC. FOREST HISTORY 11:15-21. JULY 1967. 5006. ORANGE JUDD FARMER. WOOD RESEARCHERS PROVE BENEFICIAL: 4989. OLSON, PAUL. LIVESTOCK AND MULTIPLE-USE. JOURNAL OF LABORATORY WORK Al MADISON. ORANGE JUDD FARMER FORESTRY 59:378-379. MAY 1961. 62:3. JAN. 1917.

SEE ALSO JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 58:975. DEC. 1960, AND 5007. OREGON STATE COLLEGE. THE NEXT ONE HUNDRED YEARS IN 59:216-217. MAR. 1961. FORESTRY: PROCEEDINGS OF THE FORESTRY CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE.. FEBRUARY, 1959. CORVALLIS, ORE.: 4990. OLSON, SHERRY H. COMMERCE AND CONSERVATION: THE RAILROAD OREGON STATE COLLEGE, 1959. 68 PP., TABLES, INDEX. EXPERIENCE. FOREST HISTORY 9. JAN. 1966. TOPICS INCLUDE EDUCATION, RESEARCH, UTILIZATION, 4991. OLSON, SHERRY H. THE DEPLETION MYTH: A HISTORY OF RECREATION, AND OTHERS. RAILROAD USE OF TIMBER. CAMBRIDGE, MASS.: HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1971. 228 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, 5008. OREGON STATE CONSERVATION COMMISSION. STATE VS. NATIONAL TABLES, MAPS, INDEX. CONTROL OF PUBLIC FORESTS, FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF A WESTERN STATE. PORTLAND, ORE.: OREGON STATE 4992. OLSON, SIGURD F. ' 'VOYAGEUR'S RETURN''. NATURE CONSERVATION COMMISSION, 1913.8 PP. MAGAZINE 41 :288-293, 330-331. JUNE-JULY 1948.

5009. OREGON VOTER. FOREST ROAD APPORTIONMENTS - 1917, 1918, REFERS TO THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. 1919. OREGON VOTER 9:433. JUNE 23,1917.

4993. OLSON, SIGURD F. AIR SPACE RESERVATIONS OVER WILDERNESS. 5010. ORELL, BERNARD. PROGRESS IN FOREST UTILIZATION. IN, NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONFERENCE, TRANSACTIONS, AMERICAN FORESTRY, SIX DECADES OF GROWTH. ED. BY 1949:156-163. 1949. HENRY CLEPPER AND ARTHUR B. MEYER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1960. 319 PP., INDEX. 4994. OLSON, SIGURD F. BATTLE FOR A WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 104:4-13. WINTER 1968. SEE, PP. 101-Ill.

EXCERPT FROM OLSON'S BOOK, OPEN HORIZONS, NEW YORK: 5011. ORR, RAYMOND. TIMBER SALES ADMINISTRATION. THE GOPHER ALFRED A. KNOPF, INC., 1969. OUETICO-SUPERIOR PEAVEY 2:16-17. 1922. WILDERNESS AREA. 5012. OSBORNE, W. B., JR. FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT 4995. OLSON, SIGURD F. LISTENING POINT. NEW YORK: ALFRED A. ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND NEEDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY KNOPF, 1958. 243 PP., ILLUS. 29:1195-1201. DEC.1931.

A DESCRIPTIVE WORK ON THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS 5013. OSIER, JOHN. TWELVE DAYS UNDER MONTANA'S BIG SKY. THE AREA. LIVING WILDERNESS 84:22-27. SUMMER-FALL 1963.

4996. OLSON, SIGIJRD F. OPEN HORIZONS. NEW YORK: ALFRED A. CAMPING IN THE BOB MARSHALL WILDERNESS AREA. KNOPF, INC., 1969. 227 PP., ILLUS. 5014. OSTRANDER, GEORGE N. FORESTRY LEGISLATION. SOUTHERN AUTOBIOGROPHICAL SKETCH OF A PAST PRESIDENT OF THE LUMBERMAN 101 :44-45. JUNE 18,1921. WILDENNESS SOCIETY AND AUTHOR OF ARTICLES AND BOOKS ON THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. 5015. OUELLETTE, CECIL N. SKI-TOURING THE NATIONAL PARKS AND FORESTS. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 40:8-lI. JAN. 4997. OLSON, SIGURD F. THE SINGING WILDERNESS. NEW YORK: 1966. ALFRED A. KNOPF, 1956. 245 PP.,ILLUS. 5016. OUTDOORS NEWS BULLETIN. INCOME FROM NATIONAL FORESTS 5033. THE OUTLOOK. CONSERVATION: THE PRESIDENT'S WILLIAM H. MORE THAN ONE BILLION DOLLARS SINCE NATIONAL FOREST TAFT) MESSAGE. THE OUTLOOK 94:129. JAN. 22,1910. OPERATIONS BEGAN. CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS 24:15, JAN-FEB. 1959. NOTE WRONG PAGINATION, SEE ALSO IN ISSUE OF, THE INDEPENDENT 68:117-118, JAN. 20, (9(0. WITH COMMENT BY EDITOR OF CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS. 5034. THE OUTLOOK. THE DECADES WORK IN SAVING WATERSHEDS. 5017. THE OUTLOOK. THE )GIFFORD) PINCHOT-)RICHARD A.) THE OUTLOOK 95:358-359. JUNE 25 1910. BALLINGER CONTROVERSY. THE OUTLOOK 93:131-132. SEPT. 25 1909. COMMENTS ON THE WEEKS BILL.

5018. THE OUTLOOK. THE (GIFFORD) PINCHOT-(RICHARD A.) 5035. THE OUTLOOK. THE DISMISSAL OF MR. )GIFFORD) PINCHOT. BALLINGER HEARING: MR. lAP.) DAVIS TESTIMONY. THE THE OUTLOOK 94:107-108. JAN. 15, 1910. OUTLOOK 94:643. MAR. 26 19(0. ARTICLE ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 5019. THE OUTLOOK. THE (GIFFORD) PINCHOT-)RICHARD A.) BALLINGER HEARING: MR. (JAMES R.) GARFIEDS 5036. THE OUTLOOK. DRASTIC ACTION--CALIFORNIA AND THE FOREST TESTIMONY. THE OUTLOOK 94:641-643. MAR. 26 1910. FIRE. THE OUTLOOK (44:105-106. SEPT. 22 1926.

5020. THE OUTLOOK. THE (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER CASE: A REVIEW, 5037. THE OUTLOOK. THE ENEMIES OF THE FOREST: ARE ITS THE OUTLOOK 95:288-295. JUNE 11,1910. GUARDIANS FIGHTERS OR OUITTERS? THE OUTLOOK

139:485-486. APR. 1, 1925. A REVIEW OF THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. COMMENTS ON FOREST SERVICE ACTIVITY AND POLICIES IN 5021. THE OUTLOOK. THE (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER INVESTIGATING FIGHTING CHESTNUT BLIGHT DISEASE. COMMITTEE. THE OUTLOOK 96:91-92, SEPT. 17 1910. 5038. THE OUTLOOK. THE FIGHT FOR THE FORESTS. THE OUTLOOK REMARKS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 109:112-113. JAN. 20, (915.

5022. THE OUTLOOK. THE (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER REPORT. THE 5039. THE OUTLOOK. THE FLORIDA NATIONAL FOREST. THE OUTLOOK OUTLOOK 96:839-841. DEC. 17, 1910. (10:837-838. AUG.(1, 1915.

COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 5040. THE OUTLOOK, FOREST FIRES. THE OUTLOOK 96:616-617 NOV.19, 19(0. 5023. THE OUTLOOK. THE (THEODORE( ROOSEVELT POLICY. THE OUTLOOK 87:282-285. OCT. (2 (907. FIRE INCIDENCE AND DAMAGE IN IDAHO AND MONTANA.

ROOSEVELT'S POLITICAL POLICY. INCLUDES CONSERVATION 5041. THE OUTLOOK. FOREST RESERVES. THE OUTLOOK 85:629-630. POLICY. MAR. 23, 1907.

5024. THE OUTLOOK. ACCOUNTING FOR STEWARDSHIP: AN OBLIGATION 5042, THE OUTLOOK. THE FOREST SERVICE ATTACKED. THE OUTLOOK OF THE FOREST SERVICE. THE OUTLOOK 139:404-405. 88:803-804. APR, 11, 1908. MAR. 18, 1925. CONGRESSMEN ATTACK SERVICE. EDITORIAL. 5043. THE OUTLOOK. THE FOREST SERVICE. THE OUTLOOK 5025. THE OUTLOOK. THE ADMINISTRATIONS CONSERVATION BILLS. 139:361 -362, MAR. II, 1925. THE OUTLOOK 94:224-225. JAN. 29, 1910.

EDITORIAL. SEE ALSO ISSUES OF (39:226-227, FEB.II, COMMENTS ON THE COAL LANDS BILL AND THE WATER POWER 1925; 139:336-339, MAR. 4,1925; 139:404-405, MAR. BILL. 18, 1925; 139:444-446, MAR. 25,1925; 139:485-486; APR. 1, 1925; (39:523, APR. 8, 1925; 139:565-566, 5026. THE OUTLOOK. THE APPALACHIAN AND WHITE MOUNTAIN APR. 15,1925; 139:604-605, APR. 22, 1925. RESERVES. THE OUTLOOK 85:102-103. JAN. 19,1907. 5044. THE OUTLOOK. FORESTRY AND FOREST FIRES. THE OUTLOOK 5027. THE OUTLOOK. THE APPALACHIAN-WHITE MOUNTAIN BILL. THE 89:870-871. AUG. 22, 1908. OUTLOOK 89:91-92. MAY 16, 1908. NOTE DUPLICATION OF PAGES 870, ONE UNDER DATE OF AUG. 5028. THE OUTLOOK. AT LAST AN APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST. (5, ANOTHER UNDER DATE OF AUG. 22, 1908. THE OUTLOOK 97:374. FEB. 25, (9(1. 5045. THE OUTLOOK, FORESTRY IN IDAHO. THE OUTLOOK 82:626. PASSAGE OF THE WEEKS BILL. MAR. 24, 1906,

5029. THE OUTLOOK. THE BEGINNINGS OF CONSERVATION. THE 5046. THE OUTLOOK. FORESTS ARE FORESTS. THE OUTLOOK OUTLOOK 95:130-131. MAY 28, 1910. 140:284-285. JUNE 24, 1925,

5030. THE OUTLOOK. BENEVOLENT BUREAUCRACY: ISIT MANAGING OUR COMMENTS ON RECREATION. FORESTS? THE OUTLOOK 139:565-566. APR.15, 1925. 5047. THE OUTLOOK. FURTHER DEFENSE OF MR.(RICHARD 4.1 EDITORIAL. BALLINGER. THE OUTLOOK 95:6-7, MAY 7,1910.

5031. THE OUTLOOK. THE CONCLUSION OF THE (GIFFORD( COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. PINCHOT-IRICHARD 4.1 BALLINGER HEARINGS. THE OUTLOOK 95:233, JUNE 4, (910. 5048. THE OUTLOOK. GETTING BACK TO FORESTRY: THE MAIN DUTY OF THE FOREST SERVICE. THE OUTLOOK (39:604-605, APR. COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 22, 1925.

5032. THE OUTLOOK. CONSERVATION: FEDERAL OR STATE? THE EDITORIAL. OUTLOOK 96:90-91. SEPT. 17,19(0. 5049, THE OUTLOOK. THE GRAZER AND THE GOVERNMENT. THE OUTLOOK 142:556-557. APR.14, 1926. 5065. THE OUTLOOK. MR. (RICHARD A.I BALLINGER RESIGNS. THE OUTLOOK 97:566-567. MAR. 18,1911, 5050. THE OUTLOOK. HELPING THE HERDERS. THE OUTLOOK 89:231 -233. MAY 30, 1908. A RESULT OF THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY.

COMMENT ON FOREST RANGE MANAGEMENT. 5066. THE OUTLOOK. MR. (RICHARD A.I BAILINGER'S SIDE OF THE CASE., THE OUTLOOK 94:778-780. APR. 9,1910. 5051. THE OUTLOOK. HOW MR. (GIFFORD) PINCHOT SAVED THE FORESTS. THE OUTLOOK 87:754-755. DEC. 7,1907. COMMENTS ON THE BALL INGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY.

5052. THE OUTLOOK. HOW TO PREVENT FLOODS: A POLL OF THE PRESS. 5067. THE OUTLOOK. THE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR NATURAL THE OUTLOOK 103:799-801. APR, 12, 1913. RESOURCES. THE OUTLOOK 89:355. JUNE 20 1908.

SEE PP. 799-800 FOR FORESTATION. COMMENTS ON THE NATIONAL CONSERVATION COMMISSION OF 1908. 5053. THE OUTLOOK. IDAHO VS. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THE OUTLOOK 95:285-286. JUNE ii, 1910. 5068. THE OUTLOOK. NATIONAL CONSERVATION. THE OUTLOOK 95:57-59. MAY 14,1910. FOREST SERVICE UNDER ATTACK BECAUSE NATIONAL FORESTS CONTAIN SCHOOL SECTIONS AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS. SEE ALSO, ISSUE OF 96:12-14, SEPT. 3, 1910.

5054. THE OUTLOOK. THE JOINT EASTERN FOREST RESERVE BILL. 5069. THE OUTLOOK. NATIONAL FOREST BOUNDARY RECTIFICATIONS. THE OUTLOOK 82:626-627. MAR. 24, 1906. THE OUTLOOK 95:702. JULY 30, (910.

5055. THE OUTLOOK. THE LAWLER MEMORANDUM. THE OUTLOOK 5070. THE OUTLOOK. THE NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. THE OUTLOOK 95:136-137. MAY 28, 1910. 86:7(6-718. AUG. 3,1907.

COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 5071. THE OUTLOOK. NATIONAL OWNERSHIP OF NATIONAL RESOURCES. THE OUTLOOK 93:138-139. SEPT. 25, 1909. 5056. THE OUTLOOK. THE MEETING OF THE GOVERNORS. THE OUTLOOK 89:138-140. MAY 23, 1908. 5072. THE OUTLOOK. PENNY WISE POUND FOOLISH. THE OUTLOOK 85:485-486. MAR. 2,(907. REFERS TO THE GOVERNORS' WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE OF 1908. CRITICISM OF CONGRESS FOR NOT PROVIDING APPROPRIATIONS TO PURCHASE EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. 5057. THE OUTLOOK. A MENACE TO OUR FORESTS. THE OUTLOOK 79:216. JAN. 28, 1905. 5073. THE OUTLOOK. THE PERFORMANCE OF THE (RICHARD A.( BALLINGER CASE. THE OUTLOOK 95:139-142. MAY 28, SUPREME COURT DECISION ON LOGGING ON PUBLIC LANDS. (910.

5058. THE OUTLOOK. MR. (FREDERICK M.I KERBY'S REVELATION. ARTICLE ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. THE OUTLOOK 95:234-235. JUNE 4,1910. 5074. THE OUTLOOK, PISGAH FOREST. THE OUTLOOK 107:274. JUNE COMMENTS ON KERBY'S PART IN THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT 6, 1914. CONTROVERSY. 5075. THE OUTLOOK. PRACTICAL CONSERVATION. THE OUTLOOK 5059. THE OUTLOOK. MR. IGIFFORD) PINCHOT AND THE CUNNINGHAM 106:13-15. JAN. 3,1914. CLAIMS. THE OUTLOOK 97:49-52. JAN.14, 1911. 5076. THE OUTLOOK. PRESERVE THE FORESTS. THE OUTLOOK COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. (30:50-51. JAN.(I, (922.

5060. THE OUTLOOK. MR. (GIFFORD( PINCHOT ON THE PRESENT ISSUE. 5077. THE OUTLOOK. THE PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H. TAFTI AND THE OUTLOOK 95:358. JUNE 25, 1910. (THEODORE( ROOSEVELT ON CONSERVATION. THE OUTLOOK 96:60-62. SEPT. 10, (9(0. THE ISSUE CONCERNED SPECIAL INTERESTS VS. PUBLIC INTERESTS. 5078. THE OUTLOOK. THE PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H. TAFT) AND CONGRESS. THE OUTLOOK 94:234-235. JAN. 29,19(0 5061. THE OUTLOOK. MR. (GIFFORDI PINCHOT'S TESTIMONY. THE OUTLOOK 94:549-552. MAR. 12,1910. COMMENTS ON THE NECESSITY OF THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESS IN ACTING TO CONSERVE THE NATION'S NATURAL RESOURCES. ARTICLE ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 5079. THE OUTLOOK. THE PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H. TAFT) ON 5062. THE OUTLOOK. MR. (JAMES R.( GARFIELD'S WARNING. THE CONSERVATION. THE OUTLOOK 93:284.285. OCT. 9, 1909. OUTLOOK 94:734-735. APR. 2, 1910. 5080. THE OUTLOOK. PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H.) TAFT'S LAND GARFIELDS COMMENTS ON CONGRESSIONAL LEGISLATION AND WITHDRAWLS. THE OUTLOOK 95:541. JULY 16,(9(0. SPECIAL INTERESTS. THE EX-SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR WAS A PRINCIPAL IN THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 5081. THE OUTLOOK. THE PRESIDENT'S AUTHORITY TO WITHDRAW LAND FROM SETTLEMENT. THE OUTLOOK 95:47-48. MAY (4, 5063. THE OUTLOOK. MR. (LOUIS R.I GLAVIS AND THE ATTORNEY 1910. GENERAL. THE OUTLOOK 95:45-46 MAY 14, 1910. 5082. THE OUTLOOK. THE PREVENTION OF FOREST FIRES. THE ARTICLE ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. OUTLOOK 95:702-703. JULY 30, 1910.

5064. THE OUTLOOK. MR. (RICHARD A.( BALLINGER AS 5083. THE OUTLOOK. PROGRESS IN FORESTRY. THE OUTLOOK ADMINISTRATOR. THE OUTLOOK 94:735-736. APR. 2, 85:101-102. JAN.(9,(907. 1910. 5084. THE OUTLOOK. PROGRESS IN FORESTRY. THE OUTLOOK COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 99:fl-(2. SEPT. 2, (911. 5085. THE OUTLOOK. PUBLIC PROPERTY AND THE CORPORATIONS. THE COMMENTS ON FOREST LEGISLATION. OUTLOOK 95:46-47. MAY 14,1910. 5104. THE OUTLOOK. UNCLE SAM'S FORESTS. THE OUTLOOK 93:839. COMMENTS ON THE BALLINER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. DEC. 18, 1909.

5086. THE OUTLOOK. RAINFALL, FORESTS AND NAVIGATION. THE 5105. THE OUTLOOK. WATCHMAN OF OUR FORESTS. THE OUTLOOK OUTLOOK 89:92-93. MAY 16, 1908. 140:8. MAY 6, 1925.

5087. THE OUTLOOK. THE RAPID DISAPPEARNACE OF PUBLIC LAND. EDITORIAL. THE OUTLOOK 93:133. SEPT. 25 1909. 5)06. THE OUTLOOK. WHAT FOREST PROTECTION MEANS. THE OUTLOOK 5088. THE OUTLOOK. THE ROAD IN THE FOREST: NECESSARY--BUT WHY? 133:742-743, APR. 25,1923. THE OUTLOOK 139:444-446. MAR. 25 1925. 5107. THE OUTLOOK. WHAT THE FOREST SERVICE DOES: THE CHIEF OF 5089. THE OUTLOOK. SAVING THE FORAGE. THE OUTLOOK THE SERVICE REPLIES TO AN ATTACK. THE OUTLOOK 89:232-233. MAY 30 1908. 130:568-588. APR. 12,1922.

5090. THE OUTLOOK. THE SECOND CONSERVATION CONFERENCE. THE CONGRESSMAN G. N. HAUGEN AND WILLIAM B. GREELEY OUTLOOK 90:842-845. DEC. 19, 1908. EXCHANGE CORRESPONDENCE.

5091. THE OUTLOOK. SECREATRY IRICHARD A.) BALLINGER AND OUR 5108. THE OUTLOOK. WHAT THE FOREST SERVICE DOES: THE CHIEF OF NATURAL RESOURCES. THE OUTLOOK 93:617-618. NOV. 20, THE SERVICE REPLIES TO AN ATTACK. THE OUTLOOK 1909. 130:586-588, APR. 12,1922.

5092. THE OUTLOOK. SECRETARY )RICAHRD A,) BALLINGER AND THE 5109. THE OUTLOOK. THE WHITE MOUNTAIN WATERSHED. THE OUTLOOK CUNNINGHAM CLAIMS. THE OUTLOOK 93:246-247. OCT. 2, 111:111-1)2. SEPT. 15, 1915. 1909. 5110. THE OUTLOOK. WHY LET OUR FORESTS BURN? THE OUTLOOK THE CUNNINGHAM CLAIMS PROVIDED THE BASIS FOR THE 146:465-467. AUG. 0, 1927. BALL INGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 5(1). THE OUTLOOK. WHY WASTE FOREST RESOURCES? THE OUTLOOK 5093. THE OUTLOOK. SECRETARY )RICHARD A.) BALLINGER AND THE 88:287-288. FEB. 8,1908. WATER POWERS. THE OUTLOOK 93:132-133. SEPT. 25 1909. 51(2. OVERMAN, C. H. EFFECTS OF TAXATION ON HOLDING FOREST PROPERTY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:925-929. OCT. 5094. THE OUTLOOK. SECRETARY (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER 1931 CROSS-EXAMINED BY MR. (LOUIS D.( BRANDEIS, THE OUTLOOK 95:96-99. MAY 21, 1910. 5(13. OWENS, GEORGE E. TIMBER SUPPLY AND THE THREE BAD BEARS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 46:384-385. MAY 1948. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 95:128-130, MAY 28, 1910 FOR CONTINUATION OF ARTICLE. 51(4. PACIFIC RURAL PRESS. A NEW DEAL FOR THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. PACIFIC RURAL PRESS (27:3(9. APR. 7,1934. 5095. THE OUTLOOK. SECRETARY )RICHARD A.( BALLINGER DEFENDS HIMSELF. THE OUTLOOK 95:43-45. MAY (4, 1910. ARTICLE ON THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT.

ARTICLE ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 5115. PACK, ARTHUR N. AS WE SEE IT: A PROPOSAL FOR CONSERVATION PROGRESS. NATURE MAGAZINE 37:425-426. 5096. THE OUTLOOK. SECRETARY (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER ON OCT. 1944. CONSERVATION. THE OUTLOOK 94:643-644. MAR. 26, 1910. A CALL FOR THE CREATION OF A DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION FOR NATURAL RESOURCES. 5097. THE OUTLOOK. SECRETARY (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER, TRUSTEE. THE OUTLOOK 93:288-290. OCT. 9, 1909. 51(6. PACK, ARTHUR N. CONSERVATION: A PLAN FOR CONSERVATION NATURE MAGAZINE 27:169-172. MAR. 1936. 5098. THE OUTLOOK. SECRETARY (RICHARD A.( BALLINGER'S SUBORDINATES ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY. THE OUTLOOK 5117, PACK, ARTHUR N. CONSERVATION: NATIONAL PRIMEVAL 95:233-234. JUNE 4,1910. MONUMENTS. NATURE MAGAZINE 28:105. AUG. 1936.

5099. THE OUTLOOK. SHALL THE APPALACHIAN AND WHITE MOUNTAINS A CALL FOR THE ESTABLISHING OF NATIONAL PRIMEVAL BE SAVED? THE OUTLOOK 91:319. FEB. 13, 1909. MONUMENTS.

5100. THE OUTLOOK. THE TIMBER LAND FRAUDS. THE OUTLOOK 51(8. PACK, ARTHUR N. CONSERVATION: SOLVING THE BUREAUCRATIC 88:239-241. FEB. 1908. JIGSAW PUZZLE. NATURE MAGAZINE 26:105-106. AUG. 1935. COMMENT ON VIOLATIONS OF THE TIMBER AND STONE ACT OF 1878 IN COLORADO. 5112. PACK, ARTHUR N. EASY SOLUTIONS TO LAND USE QUESTIONED. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:22, 60-61. MAR. 1961. 5101. THE OUTLOOK. TO PROTECT WATERSHEDS. THE OUTLOOK 94:507-508. MAR. 5,1910. A REBUTTAL TO AN ARTICLE BY C.K. STEDMAN ENTITLED ''AN ALGEBRAIC APPROACH TO LAND USE IN THE PACIFIC THE WEEKS BILL IS INTRODUCED INTO CONGRESS. NORTHWEST''. SEE AMERICAN FORESTS 67:38-39, JAN, 1961. DISCUSSION, ISSUE OF 67:3, MAY 1961. 5102. THE OUTLOOK. TO WHOM CRITICISM IS DUE: FOREST SERVICE OR CONGRESS? THE OUTLOOK 139:523. APR. 8,1925. 5120. PACK, ARTHUR N. FORESTRY: AN ECONOMIC CHALLENGE. NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1933.161 PP. EDITORIAL. 5121. PACK, ARTHUR N. LET'S GET TOGETHER. NATURE MAGAZINE 5103. THE OUTLOOK. THE TREE CROP. THE OUTLOOK (27:129-130. 27:46-47. JAN. 1936. JAN. 26, 1921. REFERS TO CURRENT CONTROVERSY OVER THE USE OF FOREST LANDS FOR PARKS. 35:228-238. 1901.

5)22. PACK, ARTHUR N. OUR VANISHING FORESTS. NEW YORK: THE MAP AND PHOTOS FOLLOW ARTICLE. MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1923. 189 PP.,ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES. 5139. PAMMEL, L. H. SHEEP GRAZING IN THE FOREST RESERVES FROM A LAYMAN'S STANDPOINT. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, 5123. PACK, ARTHUR N. WE ARE TAKEN TO TASK, NATURE MAGAZINE PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER 27:177. MAR. 1936. PUBLISHING CO., 1905. 474 PP.

MRS. CHARLES N. EDGE OPPOSES THE FORMATION OF A PP. 242-248. QEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND MERGING THE PARK AND FOREST SERVICES. 5140. PAPANEK, FRANTISEK. U. S. FORESTRY VIEWED FROM BEHIND THE CURTAIN. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 46:243-246. APR. 5124. PACK, ARTHUR N. WOOD VS. WOODS. NATURE MAGAZINE 1948. 33:161-162. MAR. 1940. 5141. THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD. FOREST FIRE DAMAGE 5125. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP THE FORESTRY PRIMER. CIVILIAN CONTINUES HIGH: DATA CONTAINED IN THIS NATIONWIDE CONSERVATION CORPS EDITION, 1934. WASHINGTON, D.C.: FIRE REPORT... THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION, 1934. 33 PP., ILLUS. 33:759-760. OCT. 1951.

THIS SMALL BOOKLET HAD A MINIMUM OF FOUR EDITIONS, 5142. THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD. FOREST SERVICE 19261?), 1926, 1933 AND 1934. ACCEPTS BID FOR ALASKAN PULP TIMBER. THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD 30:696, 698. AUG. 1948. 5126. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP. IFRANKLIN D.) ROOSEVELT ENLARGES ON FORESTRY VIEWS: THE PRESIDENT IS FOREST MINDED. 5143. THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD. NORTHWEST FOREST LOUISIANA CONSERVATION REVIEW 3:13,16. JAN. 1933. FIRES OUT OF CONTROL: NATIONAL AVERAGE DOWN FOR 1951. THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD 34:710, 713. SEPT. 5127. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP. BLISTER BUSTERS. SCIEN'IFIC 1952. AMERICAN 150:61-63. FEB. 1934. 5144. THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD. SUCCESSFUL ARTICLE ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. EXPERIMENT: BARREN NEBRASKA LAND PRODUCES PULPWOOD. THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD 34:710. SEPT. 5128. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP. THE CONSERVATION CONGRESS AND 1952. NATIONAL FOREST CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:353. JUNE 1916. 5145. THE PAPER INDUSTRY. NATIONAL FOREST BLAZES DOWN FROM 1953: ACREAGE BURNED CUT 46 PERCENT. THE PAPER SIXTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. FOR REPLY TO INDUSTRY 36:789-790. NOV. 1954. THIS ARTICLE SEE AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:430-431. JULY 1916. 5146. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL. (HOMER E.) CAPEHART CITES PROBLEMS IN ALASKAN PULP DEVELOPMENT. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 5129. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP. FIRE PROTECTION AND MORE PUBLIC 126:7,18. FEB. 12, 1948. FOREST LAND. AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:526-528. SEPT. 1920. 5147. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL. FOREST FIRES SHOW DECREASE IN 1931. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 95:22-23. OCT. 6, 1932. 5130. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP. A FOREST POLICY FOR 1920. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 94:182, 188. DEC. 20, 1919. 5148. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY PROGRAM AND PUBLICATIONS. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 77:45-49. 5131. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP. FOREST PRODUCTION--WORDS OR AUG. 30, 1923. ACTIONS! NATURE MAGAZINE 3:27-28. JAN. 1924. 5149. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL. FOREST SERVICE AND PULP PAPER MEN 5132. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP. FORESTS ARE GOING: STOP THEM. MEET: CLOSER COOPERATION IS KEYNOTE... PAPER TRADE BANKER-FARMER 8:12-13. APR. 1921. JOURNAL 82:26-28, 30, 32, 34. MAY 6, 1926.

5133. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP. UNCLE SAM'S BROKEN BACK. THE 5150. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL. KETCHIKAN PURCHASES PULPTIMBER AREA AMES FORESTER 16:24-28. 1928. IN ALASKA. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 133:11. AUG. 3, 1951. 5134. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP. WHAT THE CONSERVATION CONGRESS ACCOMPLISHED. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:968. DEC. 1913. 5151. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL. PAPER INDUSTRY ENDORSES FORESTRY BILL: R. S. KELLOGG---MAKES PLEA FOR CLARKE FORESTRY FIFTH NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. BILL... PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 78:23-24. MAR. 27, 1924. 5135. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP. WHAT, NO TREES? WORLD'S WORK 59:29-32. AUG. 1930. 5152. PAPER TRADE JOUPNAL. PROPOSE NATIONAL TIMBER CONSERVATION BOARD. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 90:21, 34. 5136. PACK, CHARLES LATHROP, AND GILL, TOM. FORESTS AND MAY 8,1930. MANKIND. NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1929. 250 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, CHARTS, BIBLIO. 5153. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL. PUBLIC AID NEEDED TO STABILIZE FOREST SITUATION. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 95:34. DEC. SEE PARTICULARLY CHAPTER ID, ''OUR NATIONAL 8, 1932. FORESTS''. 5154. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL. REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF THE FOREST 5137. PALMAR, E. LAWRENCE. THEODORE ROOSEVELT AND SERVICE, 1949. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 130:13-14, 16. CONSERVATION, 1858-1958. NEW YORK: THEODORE JAN. 5,1950. ROOSEVELT CENTENNIAL COMMISSION, 1958)?).11 PP. REVIEW. ALSO IN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:135. FEB. A COPY OF THIS PAMPHLET IS LOCATED IN THE FORESTRY 1950. LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 5155. PAPER. EXPLAIN JUST WHAT THE MCNARY BILL IS: SUMMATION 5138. PAMMEL, L. H. FORESTRY AS A NATIONAL PROBLEM. IOWA OF PENDING BILL IS GIVEN FOR PAPER INDUSTRY. PAPER STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, REPORT 11900) 33:17. FEB.14, 1924. 5156. PAPER. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY OPPORTUNITIES: WHAT MILITARY SERVICE. REPRINT. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH: HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED AND BENEFIT TO INDUSTRIES IF DESERT NEWS, SEPT. 13,1929. WORK IS EXPANDED. PAPER 29:7-9. JAN. 25,1922. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL 5157. PAPER. FORESTRY IN THE PAPER INDUSTRY: PAPERMEN SPEAK AT LIBRARY. WASHINGTON: GROW MORE TREES IS SLOGAN OF BUSY MEETING... PAPER 33:18-19. FEB.14, 1924. 5174. PAUL, JOSHUA H. WHAT CONSERVATION AND REFORESTATION WOULD MEAN TO THE WEST. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH: 5158. PAPER. HEARINGS ON SNELL FORESTRY BILL:. FIRST DESERET BOOK CO., 19331?). 20 PP. DISCUSSIONS DEAL WITH THE PROBLEMS OF FIRE PREVENTION, LAND ACQUISITION AND FOREST PRODUCTS A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LABORATORY. PAPER 27:9-ID, 32. JAN. 19, 1921, LIBRARY.

5159. PAPER. HOUSE TO TAKE ACTION ON NEW FORESTRY BILL: 5175. PAULY, S. J. STOCKMANS VIEWS ON CONSERVATION. THE PROVIDES $71,000,000 FOR FIVE YEARS.. .CALL FOR NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 31:14-16. MAR. 1941. COOPERATION BETWEEN FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS AND INDIVIDUALS... PAPER 27:9-12 30, 32, 36, 38. DEC. 5176. PAYNE, BRiAN R., AND THEOE, DONALD P. BLACK FORESTERS 29, 1920. NEEDED: A PROFESSIONAL CONCERN. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:295-298. MAY 1971. 5160. PAPER. WHAT CAN BE DONE TO PREVENT DESTRUCTION OF OUR FORESTS: WHAT ACTION CAN BE TAKEN BY U.S. FOREST SERVICE ENCOURAGES TRAINING OF BLACK MANUFACTURERS. .TIMBER LAND OWNERS.. TO CONSERVE THE FORESTERS. NATURAL RESOURCES... PAPER 26:11-14, 23. JULY 7, 1920. 5177. PEARL, MILTON A. ANATOMY OF A PUBLIC LAND STUDY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 65:174-175. MAR. 1967. CONTINUED IN ISSUES OF 26:11-13, JULY 14,1920; 23:13-15, JULY 21, 1920; AND 26:17-19, JULY 28, 1920. EXPLAINS HOW THE PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION APPROACHED THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF PUBLIC 5161. PARDO, RICHARD. THE CONFRONTATION. AMERICAN FORESTS LAND RESOURCES EVER UNDERTAKEN. 76:32-35, 52-56. SEPT. 1970. 5178. PEARSE, C. KENNETH, AND HULL, A. C., JR. SOME ECONOMIC WILDERNESS STUDY PROPOSED BY FOREST SERVICE IN ASPECTS OF RESEEDING RANGE LANDS. JOURNAL OF ALASKA. RESIDENTS CHALLENGE DECISION. FORESTRY 41:346-358. MAY 1943.

5162. PARK, EDWARDS. WASHINGTON WILDERNESS, THE NORTH REFERS TO RESEEDING ON BOISE NATIONAL FOREST. CASCADES. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 119:334-367. MAR.1961. 5179. PEARSON, G. A. THE ADMINISTRATION OF A FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 12:211-222. JUNE 1914. 5163. PARK, MARION. APPALACHIAN TRAILWAY. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:32, 35. JAN. 1939. ARTICLE ON FORT VALLEY FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION, ARIZONA. 5164. PARKE, WILLIAM N. RECENT EXPERIMENTS IN ADMINISTERING AND CHARGING FOR CAMPING AND PICNICKING PRIVILEGES ON 5180. PEARSON, 0. A. CONSERVATION AND USE OF FORESTS IN THE THE NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY SOUTHWEST. SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 45:150-157. AUG. 48:275-277. APR. 1950. 1937.

5165. PARKER, GORDON. THE FORESTS OF THE SILVER STATE. 5181. PEARSON, 0. A. FORESTRY LOOKS UP IN THE SOUTHWEST. NATURE MAGAZINE 19:316-318, 327. MAY 1932. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:69-71, 94. FEB. 1933.

FORESTS OF COLORADO. 5182. PEARSON, 0. A. GRAZING AND REFORESTATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 25:529-541. MAY 1927. 5166. PARKER, N. B. PASSING OF THE RANGE WARS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:195-198, 232. APR. 1926. 5183. PEARSON, 0. A. NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT. IN, A NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO THE AMERICAS. 5167. PARKINS, ALMON E., AND WHITAKER, J. RUSSELL, EQS. OUR ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: THE NATURAL RESOURCES AND THEIR CONSERVATION. 2D ED. WILLIAMS AND WILKINS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. 761 LONDON, ENGLAND: CHAPMAN AND HALL, LIMITED, 1939. 647 PP., TABLES, MAPS, ILLUS., INDEX. PP., ILLUS., DIAGRMS., MAPS, GRAPHS, INDEX. SEE PP. 232-237. 5168. PARKS AND RECREATION. SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION ASSOCIATION. PARKS AND RECREATION 5184. PEARSON, G, A. PRESERVATION OF NATURAL AREAS IN THE 7:409-412. MAR-APR. 1924. NATIONAL FORESTS. ECOLOGY 3:284-287. OCT.1922.

5169. PARKS, H. L. NATIONAL FOREST GRAZING FEES. THE 5185. PEARSON, C. A. PRESERVATION OF NATURAL AREAS IN THE BREEDER'S GAZETTE 89:98-99, 101. JAN. 28, 1926. NATIONAL FORESTS. ECOLOGY 3:284-287. OCT. 1922.

5170. PARSON, RUBEN L. CONSERVING AMERICAN RESOURCES. 2D ED. 5186. PEARSON, G. A. PUBLIC VALUES IN CUTOVER TIMBER LANDS. ENGLEW000 CLIFFS, N.J.: PRENTICE-HALL, INC. 1964. 521 JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:590-594. JUNE 1935. PP., ILLUS., MAPS, GRAPHS, INDEX. 5187. PEATTIE, DONALD C. THE NATURE OF THINGS: WILDERNESS LAND SEE PARTICULARLY CHAPTERS 8 AND 9 FOR FORESTS AND IN THE HANDS OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. AUDUBON FOREST CONSERVATION. MAGAZINE 44:348-349. NOV-DEC. 1942.

5171. PARSONS, F. W. PERPETUATING OUR FORESTS. SATURDAY 5188. PEAVY, GEORGE W. A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. THE EVENING POST 193:96-98. JULY 24, 1920. TIMBERPIAN 24:134, 136, 138-141. MAY 1923.

5172. PARTAIN, LLOYD E. HOWDY THE RACCOON--ANOTHER FORESTRY WRONG PAGINATION: PP. 139-140 MISSING. FIRST. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:12-14, 58-63. MAY 1959. 5189. PECK, ALLEN S. A SLANT AT THE FUTURE. JOURNAL OF 5173. PAUL, JOSHUA H. FOREST SERVICE FINE FOR NATION'S FORESTRY 28:311-313. MAR. 1930. COMMENTS ON THE PROFESSION OF FORESTRY. 5206. PERRY, JOHN, AND PERRY, JANE G. FORESTERS AND WHAT THEY DO. NEW YORK: FRANKLIN WATTS, INC., 1963. 182 PP., 5190. PEEL CREIGHTON. HISTORY OF FOREST TOOLS: AX AND ADZ. INDEX. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:19, 50. MAR.1953. 5207. PERRY, WALTER J. ''TECHNICAL MEN'', ''PRACTICAL MEN'',

SEE ALSO ISSUES OF 59:13, 36, 38, 40, APR. 1953 FOR AND - DUBS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:384-386. MAR, THE SAW; 59:17-18, 37, JULY 1953 FOR THE DRILL: 1930. 59:17,51-52, AUG. 1953 FOR THE LATHE: AND 59:17, 45, SEPT. 1953 FOR FASTENERS. 5208. PERRY, WALTER J. FORDING THE RIO GRANDE IN THE DARK; MY MOST EXCITING EXPERIENCE AS A FOREST RANGER. 5(91. PEFFER, E. LOUISE. THE CLOSING OF THE PUBLIC DOMAIN: AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:664-665, 704. NOV. 1923. DISPOSAL AND RESERVATION POLICIES, 1900-1950. STANFORD UNIVERISTY. FOOD RESEARCH INSTITUTE, MISC. WINNER OF THE FOURTH PRIZE IN AMERICAN FORESTRY'S PUB. 10. STANFORD, CALIF.: STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, RANGER STORY CONTEST. 1951. 372 PP., TABLES, INDEX. 5209. PERSON, HUBERT L. THE NEED FOR INCREASED PUBLIC FOREST 5192. PEIRCE, EARL S., AND SCHREPFER, SUSAN P. MULTIPLE USE OWNERSHIP. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:402-404. APR. AND THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1910-1950. SANTA CRUZ, 1936. CALIF.: FOREST HISTORY SOCIETY, 1972, 128 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO. ,INDEX. SEE ALSO ISSUES OF 33:916-922, NOV. 1935; 33:964-967, DEC. 1935; AND 33:968-970, DEC. 1935. 5193. PENFOLD, JOSEPH W. NATIONAL RECREATION STUDY. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:6, 51, 53-54. MAR. 1957. 5210. PETER, RALPH K. FIELD TESTING AND EXPERIMENTATION BY U. 5. FOREST SERVICE: SKIING ON SAWDUST. PARKS AND 5194. PENFOLD, JOSEPH W. WILDERNESS EAST-A DILEMMA. AMERICAN RECREATION INS) 1:245, 248. MAR. 1966. FORESTS 78:24-27. APR. 1972. 5211. PETERS, J. GIRVIN. COOPERATION WITH STATES IN FIRE REPLY IN ISSUE OF 78:3, 45, JULY 1972. PATROL. AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:383-384. JULY 1911.

5195. PENGELLY, W.L. CLEARCUTTING: DETRIMENTAL ASPECTS FOR 5212. PETERS, J. GIRVIN. DEVELOPMENT OF FIRE PROTECTION IN THE WILDLIFE RESOURCES. JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER STATES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:721-736. NOV. 1913. CONSERVATION 27:255-258. NOV. -DEC. 1972. 5213. PETERS, J. GIRVIN. FOREST FIRE PROTECTION IN GEORGIA. SEE ALSO COMPANION ARTICLE, PP. 250-254. AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:456-459. AUG. 1922.

5196. PENICK, JAMES I., JR. THE AGE OF THE BUREAUCRAT: ANOTHER 5214. PETERS, J. GIRVIN. GETTING AHEAD IN STATE AND FEDERAL VIEW OF THE (RICHARD A.I BALLINGER-(GIFFORDI PINCHOT COOPERATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 26:678-685. MAY CONTROVERSY. FOREST HISTORY 7:15-21. SPRING-SUMMER 1928. 1963. WEEKS ACT AND OTHER FEDERAL LEGISLATION WHICH 5197. PENICK, JAMES, I.,JR. PROGRESSIVE POLITICS AND AFFECTED FEDERAL-STATE COOPERATIVE EFFORTS. CONSERVATION: THE (RICHARD A. IBALLINGER-(GIFFORDI PINCHOT AFFAIR. CHICAGO, ILL.: THE UNIVERSITY OF 5215. PETERS, J. GIRVIN. UNIFORM FOREST LEGISLATION. CHICAGO PRESS, 1968. 207 PP., BIBLIO., INDEX. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 1870:40. MAR. 18,1911.

5198. PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY. CONSERVATION OF RENEWABLE 5216. PETERS, J. GIRVIN. WHAT COOPERATION IN FOREST FIRE NATURAL RESOURCES; SOME FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS OF THE PROTECTION MEANS TO GEORGIA. SOUTHERN FORESTRY PROBLEM. PHILADELPHIA, PENN.: UNIVERSITY OF CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 3:44-48. (921. PENNSYLVANIA PRESS, 1941. 200 PP. ILLUS., TABLES, DIAGRMS. 5217. PETERS, J. GRIVIN. WEEKS LAW COOPERATION. NORTHEASTERN STATES FOREST FIRE CONFERENCE, PROCEEDINGS 1920:5-12. 5199. PERKINS, C. L. REFORESTATION ON THE'MONONGAHELA NATIONAL 1920. FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:388-389. MAR. 1930. 5218. PETERS, THOMAS M THE STOCKMAN AND THE FEDERAL LAND. 5200. PERLMAN, DAVID. FEATS OF OUR FLYING FORESTERS. THE OUTLOOK 142:568-569. APR. 14, 1926. READER'S DIGEST 59:95-98. OCT. 1951. FOR COMMENT SEE, THE PRODUCER 7:11, MAY 1926. 5201. PERLMAN, DAVID. FLYING FORESTER. AMERICAN FORESTS 57:22-24, 41-42. SEPT. 1951. 5219. PETERSEN, DALE R. HOW MUCH WATER FOR NATIONAL FOREST VISITORS? AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 49:348-350. JUNE 5202. PERRINE, ROBERT. SHEEP GRAZING IN ARIZONA: SECOND PAPER (968. ON THE STATEMENT THAT FOREST RESERVES ARE INJURED BY GRAZING; AFFIRMATIVE VIEWS OF A RESIDENT. THE 5220. PETERSON, GEORGE L. SPEED-FREE WILDERNESS. THE LAND FORESTER 5:257-259. NOV. 1899. 9:72-76. SPRING 1950.

SEE ALSO, THE FORESTER 5:230-232, OCT. (899. ARTICLE ON WILDERNESS AREAS, SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. 5203. PERRY, E. L. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: RANGER BILL MEETS A SPORTSMAN. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST 5221. PEYTON, J. S. PROGRESS IN NATIONAL FORESTRY. FORESTRY LIFE 31:291-292. MAY 1925. AND IRRIGATION 9:194-197. APR. 1903.

5204. PERRY, E. L. NEITHER IS BLACK. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 5222. PHILBROOK, LEONORA. CAMPING IN THE SIERRA NATONAL 43:6-8. JAN. 1945. FOREST: AND WHAT A GOOD VACATION THIS PROVED TO BE. SUNSET 72:21-22. FEB. 1934. FOREST CONSERVATION AND FOREST POLICY. 5223. PHILLIPS, CLINTON B. FIGHTING FOREST FIRES FROM THE AIR. 5205. PERRY, EDGAR. FIRE IS THEIR MEAT: THEIR NATURAL SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS INSTINCTS, WILLINGNESS TO WORK, AND ENDURANCE MAKE 1959:137-140. (959. INDIANS SUPERIOR FOREST FIRE FIGHTERS... AMERICAN FORESTS 59:14-16, 51-52. JULY 1953. 5224. PHILLIPS, FRANK J. PLANTING ON NEW MEXICO FOREST RESERVES. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 5:11-19. MAR. 1907. 5239. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. BREAKING NEW GROUND. NEW YORK: HARCOURI, BRACE AND CO., 1947. 522 PP.'ILLUS., FOREST SERVICE REFORESTS TO PROTECT WATERSHEDS. INDEX.

5225. PHILLIPS, ROLAND. THE VANISHING FORESTS OF AMERICA. 5240. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. CHIEF FORESTER VISITS COLORADO: MR. HARPERS WEEKLY 52:10-12. MAR. 28, 1908. GIFFORD PINCHOT DEFENDS POSITION OF THE FOREST SERVICE AND EXPLAINS NATURE OF ITS WORK... THE 5226. PIERCE, BESSIE L. THE POLITICAL PATTERN OF SOME WOMEN'S SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 59:29-30. MAR. 20,1909. ORGANIZATIONS. THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE, 179:50-58. MAY 1935. 5241. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. COMPULSORY MEASURES ARE NECESSARY TO SAVE FORESTS. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 95:28-29. JAN. SUBTITLE, 'PRESSURE GROUPS AND PROPAGANDA . SEE 10, 1920. PARTICULARLY PP. 51-52 ON CONSERVATION AS SUPPORTED BY THE GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS. 5242. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. CONSERVATION AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY: RINGING SPEECH MADE BY CHIEF FORESTER GFFDRD PINCHOT 5227. PIERCE, LELAND T. PROGRESS IN FIRE-WEATHER SERVICE BEFORE NEW YORK PUBLISHERS ATTRACTING ATTENTION DURING THE LAST DECADE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY-DECLARES THAT CONSERVATION IS 36:916-919. SEPT. 1938. A MORAL QUESTION... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:22. JAN. I, (910. 5228. PIKE, GALEN W. RECREATION PLANS FOR THE SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 51 :508-511. 5243. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. JULY 1953. THE OUTLOOK 87:291-294. OCT. 12, 1907.

5229. PIKL, I. JAMES, JR. A HISTORY OF GEORGIA FORESTRY. 5244. PINCHOT, GIFFORD, THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. BUREAU OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH, RESEARCH SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 65:285-286. MAY 2, MONOGRAPH NO. 2. ATHENS, GA.: GEORGIA STATE 1908. UNIVERSITY, 1966. 91 PP.' ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS. FROM AN ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF 5230. PINCETL, M. F. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: THE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, NEW YORK. FIRE AT PLUM BAR. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:677-678. NOV. 1924. 5245. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FARMERS BULL. 327. WASHINGTON, 5231. PINCHOT, GIFFORO (MRS.). ADDRESS BY MRS. GIFFORD PINCHOT D.C.: GPO, 1908.12 PP. AT DEDICATION OF GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, OCT.15, 1949. WASHINGTON, 5246. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE CONSERVATION OF THE FORESTS: A D.C.(?1: N.P. 1949. 8 PP. PROCESSED. NATIONAL DUTY TO PROTECT THE 80 PER CENT OF STANDING TIMBER NOW IN PRIVATE HANDS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL INS) 150:135, 137. AUG.12, (911. LIBRARY. 5247. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. CONSERVING PUBLIC WATER POWER. 5232. PINCHOT, GIFFORD (MRS.). GIFFORD PINCHOT AND THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 114:281. MAR. 11, (916. CONSERVATION IDEAL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:83-86. FEB. 1950. LETTER TO THE EDITOR.

5233. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT'S PART IN 5248. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE COTTON MANUFACTURERS AND THEIR FORESTRY. ROOSEVELT WILD LIFE BULLETIN (:47-49. FOREST. SOUTHERN WOODLANDS 2:77-80. OCT. 1908. DEC. 1921. 5249. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF FORESTRY. PUBLISHED BY THE ROOSEVELT WILD LIFE FOREST NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW 213:157-167. FEB.1921. EXPERIMENT STATION AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, SYRACUSE, N.Y. SAME IN, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:122-124, 1919. 5250. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. FAVORS CONIROLOF FORESTS UNTIL SUPPLY SEE ALSO, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:122-124, FEB. 1919. IS ASSURED: GIFFORD PINCHOT DECLARES FOR FORESTRY POLICY THAT WILL ALLOW UTILIZATION WITH PRODUCTION. 5234. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE ABC OF CONSERVATION. THE OUTLOOK THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 95:48. MAY 8, 1920. 93:770-772. DEC. 4, 1909. 5251, PINCHOT, GIFFORD. A FEDERAL FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN 5235. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. ADDRESS. AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVESTOCK FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS 10:14, 67-73 100. 1907. H. M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO., 1905. 474 PP.

COMMENTS CONCERNING SETTLERS ON FOREST LANDS. PP. 391-399.

5236. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. ADDRESS. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 5252. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE FIGHT FOR CONSERVATION. REPRINT. 61:26. NOV. 6,1909. SEATTLE, WASH.: UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON PRESS, 1967. 152 PP., INDEX. ADDRESS BEFORE THE SOUTHERN CONSERVATION CONGRESS, NOV. 1, 1909. BOOK WAS FIRST PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK, BY DOUBLEDAY, PAGE AND CO., 19(0. 5237. PINCHOF, GIFFORD. ADDRESS.. BEFORE THE 4TH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE LAKES-TO-THE-GULF DEEP WATERWAY 5253. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. FOREST DESTRUCTION: A. -NOTES ON FOREST ASSOCIATION, AT NEW ORLEANS, ON THE AFTERNOON OF OCT. DESTRUCTION. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, ANNUAL REPORT 30,(1909)... WASHINGTON, D.C.: NP., 1909. 8 PP. 1901:401-404. 1902.

A PRESS RELEASE. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN NATIONAL SEE COMPANION ARTICLE, ''DESTRUCTION OF THE FOREST AGR I CULTURAL LIBRARY. MEANS DESTRUCTION OF THE FLORA AND FAUNA'', BY C. HART MERRIAM. 5238. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. AN AMERICAN FABLE. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 19:345-350. MAY 1908. 5254. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. FOREST MANAGEMENT. GARDEN AND FOREST, A JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE, LANDSCAPE ART AND ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, JAN. 31, FORESTRY 8:309. JULY 31, 1895. (908 ON THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. PINCHOT'S BOOK REVIEW OF WILLIAM SCHLICK'S, A MANUAL 5271. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE IN FOREST WORK. OF FORESTRY, LONDON, ENGLAND: BRADBURY, AGNEW AND FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 8:18-21, JAN. 1902. CO., 1895. CONTINUED IN ISSUES OF 8:319, AUG. 7, 1895; 9:87-88, FEB. 26,1896; 9:99, MAR. 4, 1896; AND 5272. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. IMPROVEMENT OF OUR HERITAGE. 9:118-119, MAR. 18,1896. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:148-152, MAR. 1908.

5255. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. FOREST RESERVES OF THE UNITED STATES. 5273. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. IT CAN HAPPEN HERE. AMERICAN FORESTS THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 11:369-373. SEPT. 43:282-283, 321. JUNE 1937. 1900. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY. 5256. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE FOREST SERVICE. SCIENCE INS) 82:103-104. AUG. 2,1935. 5274. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE LIFE OF A FOREST. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 57:23766-23767. JUNE 4,1904. REPRINT OF AN ARTICLE FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES. REMARKS ON TRANSFER OF FOREST SERVICE FROM DEPARTMENT TRACES GROWTH OF A TREE. OF AGRICULTURE. 5275. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE LINES ARE DRAWN. JOURNAL OF 5257. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE FOREST SITUATION IN CALIFORNIA. FORESTRY 17:899-900. DEC. 1919. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:345-346. AUG. 1905. CALLS FOR LEGISLATION FOR PUBLIC REGULATION OF 5258. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE FOREST: THE NEEDS OF FOREST PRIVATE FOREST LANDS. SCHOOLS IN AMERICA. GARDEN AND FOREST, A JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE, LANDSCAPE ART AND FORESTRY 8:298. JULY 5276. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. LUXURIOUS BANQUET ENDS THE TWELTH 24, 1895. ANNUAL INATIONAL WHOLESALE LUMBER DEALER'S ASSOCIATION MEETING). NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES OF EXTRACT OF A PAPER READ BEFORE A GROUP OF NEW YORK PRESENT DISCUSSED. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 1503:35-36. FARMERS. MAR. 12,1904.

5259. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. FORESTERS IN PUBLIC SERVICE. U.S. EXTRACTS OF ADDRESS GIVEN BY PINCHOT, MARCH 2-3, DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. 1904, TO THE ASSOCIATION.

FOREST SERVICE, APR. 1951. 1 P. 5277. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE NATION AND THE STATES IN FORESTRY. 5260. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. FORESTRY ABROAD AND AT HOME. THE AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:111-112, FEB. 1913. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 16:375-388. AUG. 1905, 5278. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM. AMERICAN 5261. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. FORESTRY LEGISLATION. WATER AND LUMBERMAN 1869:52. MAR.11,1911. FOREST 1:10. JUNE 1901. AN ADDRESS BEFORE THE NATIONAL WHOLESALE LUMBER PROGRESS OF FOREST LEGISLATION IN CONGRESS. DEALER'S ASSOCIATION.

5262. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. FORESTRY ON PRIVATE LANDS. THE 5279. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. A NATIONAL FORESTRY POLICY. IN, ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE, REPT. ,1922. SOCIAL SCIENCE 33:3-12. MAY 1909. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1922. 210 PP.

SUBTITLE, ''CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES'' SEE PP. 106-Ill.

5263. PINCHOT, GIFFORD FORESTS AS LIFE-SAVERS. THE OUTLOOK 5280. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. NATIONAL OR STATE CONTROL OF FOREST 104:103-104 MAY 17, 1913. DEVASTATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:106-109. FEB. 1920. 5264. PINCHOT, GIFFORD GIFFORD PINCHOT'S OPINION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19 :416-417. JUNE 1913. 5281. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE NEW HOPE FOR THE WEST: PROGRESS IN THE IRRIGATION AND FOREST RESERVE MOVEMENTS. THE COMMENTS ON DEFORESTATION AND FLOODING. CENTURY MAGAZINE INS) 68:309-313. JUNE 1904.

5265. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE GOVERNMENT'S FOREST POLICY. IN, 5282. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. NOTES ON SOME FORESTRY PROBLEMS. IN, CYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN AGRICULTURE. ED. BY. L.H. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1898. WASHINGTON, BAILEY. N.Y.: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1909. ILLUS., D.C.: GPO, 1899. 768 PP.' ILLUS., MAPS, GRAPHS, TABLES, GRAPHS, INDICES, 4 VOLS. TABLES, INDEX.

SEE VOL 4, PP. 152-154. SEE PP. 181-192, PLUS 4 PP. OF PLATES WHICH FOLLOW P. 192. 5266. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. GRAZING IN THE FOREST RESERVES. THE FORESTER 7:276-280. NOV. 1901. 5283. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. OLD EVILS IN NEW CLOTHES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:435-438. MAY 1937. 5267. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE GROUNDWORK OF A FOREST SERVICE. CANADIAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, ANNUAL REPORT SEE ALSO, AMERICAN FORESTS 43:196-197, APR. 1937. 13:83-91, 1912. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY.

5268. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. HOME BUILDING FOR THE NATION. 5284. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. PINCHOT WRITES LETTER ON CONSERVATION CONSERVATION 15:521-525. SEPT. 1909. BILLS: AS PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, GIFFORD PINCHOT SENDS OUT LETTER TO ADDRESS ON CONSERVATION, MEMBERS.. ACQUAINTING THEM OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF CONSERVATION MEASURES NOW BEFORE CONGRESS... THE 5269. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. HOW CONSERVATION BEGAN IN THE UNITED SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:28. FEB.12, 1910. STATES. AGRICULTURAL HISTORY 11:255-265. OCT. 1937. 5285. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. PRACTICAL ASSISTANCE TO FARMERS, 5270. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. HOW THE NATIONAL FORESTS WERE WON. LUMBERMEN, AND OTHER OWNERS OF FOREST LANDS. 5TH AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:615-619, 674. OCT. REV. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., DIV. OF FOR., CIRC. 21. 1930. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1907. 5 PP. THIS CIRCULAR (NO. 21) WAS REVISED AND PUBLISHED FIVE 5301 PINCHOT, GIFFORD. TIMBER OWNERSHIP, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE. TIMES DURING THE YEARS 1903-1907. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 31 :43-44. NOV. 10,1916.

5286. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. PRACTICAL ASSISTANCE TO TREE PLANTERS. 5302. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE TRAINING OF A FORESTER, 4TH ED., 5TH. REV. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. DIV. OF FOR. CIRC. REV. NEW YORK: J. 9, LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, 1937. 129 22. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO 1907,11 PP. ILLUS. PP., ILLUS., MAP.

FIRST ISSUED 1899. REVISED EDITIONS APPEARED IN 5303. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. UNCLE SAM'S WOODLOT. THE INDEPENDENT 1901, AND BETWEEN 1904-1907. 64:1374-1377. JUNE 19,1908.

5287. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. A PRIMER OF FORESTRY. 2 VOLS. U.S. 5304. PINCHOI, GIFFORD. WHAT ABOUT FORESTRY? SATURDAY DEPT. OF AGRIC. DIV. OF FOR. BULL. 24. WASHINGTON, EVENING POST 193:3-4, 66, 68, 71, 73. JUNE 4,1921. D.C.: GPO, 1899. 89 PP., 88 PP. ILLUS., GRAPH. 5305. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. WHAT THE FOREST SERVICE STANDS FOR: A REVISED VERSION OF THIS BULLETIN APPEARED AS ADDRESS BY MR. GIFFORO PINCHOT, FORESTER: PRACTICAL FARMERS BULLETINS 173 AND 358, PUBLISHED BETWEEN WORK OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. FORESTRY AND 1903-1909. A SECOND EDITION OF PART 1 APPEARED IN IRRIGATION l3:26-29 JAN. 1907. 1900 AS, CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENT, 56TH. CONG. 1ST. SESS., H. DOC. NO. 727 (SEA. 4007). BULL. 24. ISSUED 5306. PINCHOT, GIFFORD, WHERE WE STAND. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY IRREGULARLY, 1899-1905. 18:441-447. MAY 1920.

5288. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. PROGRESS OF FORESTRY IN THE UNITED ARTICLE ON FOREST POLICY. STATES. IN, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., YEARBOOK, 1899. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1900. 880 PP.,ILLUS., 5307. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. WHY ROCK THE BOAT? ATTEMPT IS BEING CHARTS, MAPS, TABLES, INDEX. MADE TO GET THE FOREST SERVICE AND THE NATIONAL FORESTS AWAY FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SEE PP. 293-306. ALSO PUBLISHED AS YEARBOOK SEPERATE AMERICAN FORESTS 46:123. MAR. 1940. NO. 186. EDITORIAL. 5289. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE PROPOSED EASTERN FOREST RESERVES. APPALACHIA 11:134-143. MAY 1906. 5308. PINCHOT, GIFFORD, AND AHERN, GEORGE P. PROPOSE PUBLIC CONTROL OF PRIVATE LUMBERING: GIFFORD PINCHOT AND 5290. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. PUBLIC GOOD COMES FIRST. JOURNAL OF MAJOR (GEORGE P.) AHERN RENEW CHARGES OF WASTEFULNESS FORESTRY 39:208-212. FEB. 1941. OF PRIVATE OPERATION AND ADVOCATE FEDERAL CONTROL LEGISLATION. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2851 :50-5!. JAN. 4, 5291. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. PUBLIC OR PRIVATE INTERESTS? THE 1930. OUTLOOK 100:729-731. MAR. 30, 1912. 5309. PINCHOT, GIFFORD, AND THOMAS, EDWARD H. ' CONSERVATION ARTICLE ON THE PRESERVATION OF THE ADIRONDACK AS PRACTICED'': A SPECIFIC ANSWER TO A SPECIFIC MOUNTAINS AND FOREST RESERVES. REFLECTS PINCHOT'S ATTACK. NEW YORK: PRIVATELY PRINTED, 1913. 18 PP. ATTITUDE TOWARD FOREST POLICY. REPRINTS: ARTICLE BY PINCHOT FROM, PEARSON'S 5292. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE RELATION OF FORESTS AND FOREST MAGAZINE, MAY,1913: THOMAS' ARTICLE FROM, FIRES. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 10:393-403. COMPARISON, JANUARY NUMBER, 1913. OCT. 1899. 5310. PINCHOT, GIFFORD, ET AL. FORESI DEVASTATION: A NATIONAL 5293. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. RELATION OF FORESTS TO IRRIGATION. DANGER AND A PLAN TO MEET IT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:551 -552. DEC. (904. 17:911-945. DEC. 1919.

5294. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE RELATION OF FORESTS TO STREAM 531). PINCHOT, GIFFORD, ET AL. FORESTRY AND THE LUMBER SUPPLY. CONTROL. THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., BUR. OF FOR., CIRC. 25. POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 31 :219-227. JAN. 1908. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1903.14 PP.

SUBTITLE, ''AMERICAN WATERWAYS'' INCLUDES AN ARTICLE BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

5295. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. REPORT ON EXAMINATION OF THE FOREST 5312. PINGREE, D. A MATHEMATICAL APPROACH TO FOREST TAXATION. RESERVES. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1898. 84 PP. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:750-762. MAY 1931.

REPRINT FROM CONGRESSIONAL DOC., 55TH. CONG. 2D 5313. PINKERTON, JOHN B. THE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND SESS., S. DOC. 189, 1898. REPORT DIVIDED INTO THREE CONSERVATION CORPS IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. PARTS, BOUNDARIES AND GENERAL POLICY, ADMINISTRATION, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 62:373-375. JUNE 1964. AND FOREST RESERVES. 5314. PINKERTON, JOHN S. THE FORESTER AND OUTDOOR RECREATION. 5296. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. SAVE OUR FORESTS) THE BANKER FARMER JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 64:633. SEPT. 1966. 9:13-14. APR. (922. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 63:760-763, OCT. 1965. 5297. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. SAVE THE FOREST SERVICE BY KEEPING IT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. CALIFORNIA 5315. PINKETT, HAROLD C, THE FIRST FEDERAL ''EXPERT IN FOREST MAGAZINE OF PACIFIC BUSINESS 27:21, 39. NOV. 1937. HISTORY''. FOREST HISTORY 6:10. FALL 1962.

5298. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE SPIRIT OF THE FOREST SERVICE. TREADWELL CLEVELAND WAS APPOINTED AS AN ''EXPERT IN CALIFORNIA FORESTRY 1:1. MAY 1917. FOREST HISTORY'' AND ASSIGNED TO THE DIVISION OF FORESTRY. 5299. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. SQUANDERING OUR HERITAGE. THE NATION 111:444. OCT. 20, 1920. 5316. PINKETT, HAROLD T. FOREST SERVICE RECORDS AS RESEARCH MATERIAL. FOREST HISTORY 13:19-29. JAN. 1970. 5300. PINCHOT, GIFFORD. THE STATES IN THE NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. PENNSYLVANIA STATE FORESTERS' CONFERENCE, 5317. PINKETT, HAROLD T. THE FOREST SERVICE, TRAIL BLAZER IN PROCEEDINGS. PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY, RECORD KEEPING METHODS. AMERICAN ARCHIVIST BULL. 23:24-35. 1922. 22:419-429. OCT. 1959. 5318. PINKETI, HAROLD 1. GIFFORD PINCHOT AT BILTMORE. THE HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1966. 275 PP., BIBLIO., NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL REVIEW 34:346-357. JULY INDEX. 1957. SEE ESPECIALLY PP. 100-122, THE FOREST SERVICE LOBBY. 53(9. PINKETT, HAROLD T. GIFFORD PINCHOT: PRIVATE AND PUBLIC FORESTER. URBANA, ILL.: UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 5334. POMEROY, KENNETH B. (ERVIN L.) PETERSON LAYS IT ON THE PRESS, 1970.167 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO.,INDEX. LINE. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:32-33, 59. DEC. 1959.

5320. PINKETT, HAROLD 1. RECORDS OF RESEARCH UNITS OF THE REFERENCE TO THE FOREST-PARK CONTROVERSY IN THE NORTH UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE IN THE NATIONAL CASCADES. ARCHIVES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:272-275. APR. 1947. 5335. POMEROY, KENNETH B. A $1 BILLION MISTAKE. AMERICAN FORESTS 73:23, 44. APR. 1967. AUTHOR DESCRIBES THE RESEARCH COMPILATION FILE, 1897-1936; THE PROJECT FILE OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS HOLDERS OF SPECIAL USE PERMITS ON THE STANISLAUS LABORATORY, 1917-1935; COPELAND REPORT DATA, NATIONAL FOREST IN CALIFORNIA DEMAND PERMANENT 1932-1933; AND FOREST TAXATION INQUIRY RECORDS, RIGHTS. 1926-1937. 5336. POMEROY, KENNETH B. ACCENT ON RESEARCH: WHAT DOES A 5321. PINKETT, HAROLD T., COMP. (REVISED BY TERRY W. GOOD). SECRETARY'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE DO? AMERICAN FORESTS PRELIMINARY INVENTORY OF THE RECORDS OF THE FOREST 69:30-31, 49-51. JAN. 1963. SERVICE. RECORD GROUP 95. WASHINGTON D.C.: THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES, 1969. 23 PP. 5337. POMEROY, KENNETH B. BUILT-IN LOBBIES: STATEMENT BEFORE HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS OPPOSING HOUSE EARLIER EDITION PUBLISHED IN 1949,17 PP. BILLS 361, 500, 906,1960, AND 2162. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:7. JULY 1957. 5322. PIPER, WILLIAM B. FOREST PLANTING IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 7:205-211. WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. NOV. 1912. 5338. POMEROY, KENNETH B. ENDING A FIEFDOM. AMERICAN FORESTS 5323. PITTMAN, ALFRED. ADVENTURES OF A FOREST RANGER: THE 73:5, 43. AUG. 1967. STORY OF WILLIAM R. KREUTZER... AMERICAN MAGAZINE 100:56-59, 94, 96, 98. AUG. 1925. HOMEOWNERS ASK FOR LEGISLATION GIVING THEM PERMANENT POSSESSOR USE OF PUBLIC LAND. SEE ALSO, LITERARY DIGEST 86:32-38. AUG. 22, 1925. 5339. POMEROY, KENNETH B. THE EXPENDABLES. AMERICAN FORESTS 5324. PLACE, hARlAN T. GIFFORD PINCHOT: THE MAN WHO SAVED THE 65:22-2349-51. AUG. 1959. FORESTS. BY DALE WHITE IPSEUD.). NEW YORK: JULIAN MESSNER, INC. 1957. 192 PP., BIBLIO., INDEX. FIRE INCIDENCE AND DAMAGE ON ALASKAN FORESTS.

5325. PLAIR, 1. B. HOW THE C. C. C. HAS PAID OFF. AMERICAN 5340. POMEROY, KENNETH B. FIRE CALL. AMERICAN FORESTS FORESTS 60:28-30, 44-45. FEB. 1954. 67:16-Il57-58. APR. 1961.

5326. THE PLANT WORLD. AIDING CITIES AND TOWNS TO NAME THEIR 5341. POMEROY, KENNETH B; FOREST CONGRESSMAN. AMERICAN TREES; THE FOREST SERVICE WILL IDENTIFY TREES IN FORESTS 65:34-35, 62. JULY 1959. STREETS AND PARKS. THE PLANT WORLD 9:142-143. JUNE 1906. INTERVIEW WITH CLIFFORD 6. MCINTIRE (MAINE) ON A COOPERATIVE PROGRAM FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION. 5327. PLATT, RUTHERFORD H. THE GREAT AMERICAN FOREST. INGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J.: PRENTICE-HALL, 1965. 271 PP., 5342. POMEROY, KENNETH B. FORESTER'S NOTEBOOK. AMERICAN ILLUS., MAP. FORESTS 64:36, 42. OCT. 1958.

5328. PLUMAS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST: THE TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. FIRST FOUR YEARS. COLORFUL EARLY DAYS IN HUMBUG VALLEY AND YELLOW CREEK... PLUMAS HISTORICAL 5343. POMEROY, KENNETH B. FORESTRY INCENTIVES ACT OF 1972. SOCIETY, PUB. 5. SLOAT, CALIF.: PLUMAS HISTORICAL AMERICAN FORESTS 78:46. MAR, 1972. SOCIETY, 1961. 30 PP. 5344, POMEROY, KENNETH B. GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS: WHETHER 5329. PLUMMER, FRED 6. FOREST CONDITIONS IN THE BLACK MESA EXCLUSIVE USE OR MULTIPLE USE POLICIES SHOULD PREVAIL FOREST RESERVE, ARIZONA. SERIES H, FORESTRY 8. U.S. ON THIS AREA OF SUPERLATIVE BEAUTY IS BEING WIDELY DEPT. OF INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, PROFESSIONAL DEBATED AMONG CONSERVATIONISTS. AMERICAN FORESTS PAPER 23. WASHINGTON, DC.: GPO, 1904. 62 PP., ILLUS., 63:26-27, 63-64. JULY 1957. TABLES, MAPS, INDEX. A PROPOSED WILDERNESS AREA. 5330. PLUMMER, FRED G., AND GOWSELL, M.G. FOREST CONDITIONS IN THE LINCOLN FOREST RESERVE, NEW MEXICO. SERIES H, 5345. POMEROY, KENNETH B. HOUSE APPROVES HR. 8817: ON TO FORESTRY 11. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL SENATE. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:3. DEC. 1971. SURVEY, PROFESSIONAL PAPER 33. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1904. 47 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, PLAT, INDEX. A BILL TO STRENGTHEN COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT. 5331. POLENBERG, RICHARD. CONSERVATION AND REORGANIZATION: THE FOREST SERVICE LOBBY, 1937-1938. AGRICULTURAL 5345 POMEROY, KENNETH B. LAKE STATES RESEARCH INSPECTED. HISTORY 39:230-239. OCT. 1965. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:33. JAN. 1964.

5332. POLENBERG, RICHARD. THE GREAT CONSERVATION CONTEST. FORESTRY RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE INSPECTS FOREST FOREST HISTORY 10:13-23. JAN. 1967. SERVICE ACTIVITIES IN UPPER PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN AND IN NORTHERN WISCONSIN. 5333. POLENBERG, RICHARD. REORGANIZING (FRANKLIN D.) ROOSEVELT'S GOVERNMENT, 1936-1939: THE CONTROVERSY 5347, POMEROY, KENNETH B. LET'S FACE IT: STATUS OF FOREST FIRE OVER EXECUTIVE REORGANIZATION. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. CONTROL-1957. AMERICAN FORESTS 64:28-29, 63-64. APR. 1958. 1927.

5348. POMEROY, KENNETH B. MORE TREES FOR PEOPLE. AMERICAN 5362. POOLE, MARY E. ALASKA: NEW SOURCE OF PULP AND PAPER FORESTS 78:24-25, 58-59. JAN. 1972. EXPORTS? FOREIGN COMMERCE WEEKLY 17:9-li, 24. OCT. 28, 1944. FOREST CONSERVATION.

5363. POOLER, FRANK C.W. A NEEDED FORESTRY PROGRAM FOR THE 5349. POMEROY, KENNETH B. THE NEW NATIONAL OUTDOOR RECREATION NATION. ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS ASSOCIATION, RESOURCES REVIEW COMMISSION: THE REASONS WHICH PROCEEDINGS 13:46-50. 1920. MOTIVATED PRESIDENT (CALVIN) COOLIDGE IN (924 TO ORGANIZE THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON OUTDOOR 5364. POOLER, FRANK C. W. POLICIES OF FOREST SERVICE RECREATION COULD SERVE WELL... IN 1958. AMERICAN EXPLAINED. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 16:14-16, AUG. FORESTS 64:16-18, 38-40. NOV. 1958. 1934.

5350. POMEROY, KENNETH B. THE NEXT STEP. AMERICAN FORESTS REFERS TO FOREST SERVICE RANGE MANAGEMENT POLICIES. 78:7. JAN. (972. 5365. POOLER, FRANK C. W. RANGE MANAGEMENT ON NATIONAL FORESTS EDITORIAL ON COOPERATIVE EFFORTS IN FORESTRY AND OF SOUTHWEST. THE PRODUCER (4:26, 28. DEC. 1932. APPROPRIATIONS NECESSARY TO CONDUCT THE PROGRAMS. 5366. POPHAM, W. L. DEVELOPMENT OF THE COOPERATIVE EFFORT IN 5351. POMEROY, KENNETH B. PINPOINTING THE FIRE PROBLEM: FIRE FOREST PEST CONTROL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY

REQUIRES RESEARCH ON TWO FRONTS. . FIND OUT WHY PEOPLE 48:321-323. MAY 1950. SET FOREST FIRES. HOW TO CONTROL FIRES AFTER THEY START... AMERICAN FORESTS 62:50-52 54. OCT.1956. 5361. POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY. FLYiNG FIRE FIGHTERS PARACHUTE TO WORK, POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY 136:83. FEB. 1940. 5352. POMEROY, KENNETH B. RESEARCH ON THE MARCH: DEVELOPMENT OF SLASH PINES OF SUPERIOR GUM-YIELDING ABILITY IS 5368. PORTER, DON K. SMOKEY COMES UP ROSES. AMERICAN FORESTS ONE OF MANY RESEARCH PROJECTS... AMERICAN FORESTS 70:4, 58. MAR. 1964. 61:36-39, 58. OCT. 1955. SMOKEY BEAR FLOAT IN 1964 TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE, RESEARCH CONDUCTED ON OLUSTEE EXPERIMENTAL FOREST. PASADENA, CALIFORNIA.

5353. POMEROY, KENNETH B. REVISIONS URGED FOR HIGH YiELD 5369. PORTER, WILLIAM W. ON A COLLISION COURSE. AMERICAN TIMBER FUND. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:11. JULY 1969. FORESTS 75:5, 43. APR. 1969.

EDITORIAL. FOREST LEGISLATION. ARGUMENT FOR MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY.

5354. POMEROY, KENNETH B. ROADBLOCK OR DETOUR? A)MERICAN) 5370. PORTER, WILLIAM W., II. THE PUBLIC DOMAIN: HEART OF THE F(ORESTRYI AISSOCIATION) MEMBERS WERE SHOCKED WHEN REPUBLIC. AMERICAN FORESTS 72:12-15, 46-48. JAN. THE ADMINISTRATION OPPOSED THE ASSOCIATION'S FIRE 1966. BILLS ON THE BASIS THEY WERE AT ODDS WITH ITS REVENUE SHARING PLANS... AMERICAN FORESTS 17:5. JULY 1971. CONTINUED IN ISSUES OF 72:26-29, 46-51, FEB. (966; AND 72:34-35, 58-63, MAR. 1966. QUESTION OF COOPERATIVE FEDERAL-STATE FUNDING.

5371. POTTER, ALBERT F. ASSISTING TO HANDLE THE FORESTS. THE 5355. POMEROY, KENNETH B. TEAMWORK COUNTS) AMERICAN FORESTS NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 1:26. MAY (917. 78:7. JULY 1972. SHEEPHEN VOLUNTEER TO ASSIST FOREST SERVICE DURING EDITORIAL. COOPERATIVE FORESTRY ACT (HR. 8817) THE GRAZING SEASON. BECOMES LAW )P,L. 92-228) ON MAY 5,1972. 5372. POTTER, ALBERT F. ASSISTING TO HANDLE THE FORESTS. THE 5356. POMEROY, KENNETH B. TIME FOR ACTION. AMERICAN FORESTS NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 8:15. JAN. 1918. 77:32-34, 56. FEB. 1971. 5373. POTTER, ALBERT F. CO-OPERATION IN RANGE MANAGEMENT. NEED FOR MORE COOPERATIVE ACTION FOR PRIVATE AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS TIMBERLAND OWNERS. 16:54-61. 19(3.

5357. POIIEROY, KENNETH B. WE MUST SPEAK OUT CLEARLY. JOURNAL 5314. POTTER, ALBERT F. THE FOREST RESERVES OF CALIFORNIA. OF FORESTRY 65:787. NOV. 1967. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:384-387. AUG. 1905.

GUEST EDITORIAL. CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 5315. POTTER, ALBERT F. THE FOREST SERVICE AND THE MEAT SUPPLY. THE SOUTHWESTERN STOCKMAN-FARMER 31:3. JAN. 5358. POMEROY, KENNETH B. WORLD FOREST RESEARCH CONGRESS. 1, 1915. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:32-35. AUG. 1971, 5316. POTTER, ALBERT F, THE FOREST SERVICE'S SIDE OF GRAZING 5359. POMEROY, KENNETH B., AND CRAIG, JAMES B., EDS. SOUTH ON PROBLEMS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 10:14-16. MAY GUARD. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:36-47. OCT. 1957. 1920.

SEE ESPECIALLY PP. 43-44 FOR ARTICLE ''THE FOREST SEE ALSO,ISSUE OF 10:11-12. MAR. 1920. SERVICE AND FIRE''. 5377. POTTER, ALBERT F. GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF GRAZING ON THE 5360. POMEROY, KENNETH B., AND ZAHNISER, HOWARD. EXCLUSIVE USE PUBLIC LANDS. THE SECOND PAN AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC OR MULTIPLE USE? A(MERICAN) FIORESTRY) A)SSOCIATION) CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 11915-1916) 3:325-335. 1917. LAUDED BY PROFESSIONALS IN WILDERNESS DEBATE. ..''EXCEPT AS WE MANAGE THEM TO BE 5378. POTTER, ALBERT F. GRAZING FEES IN NATIONAL FORESTS. UNMANAGED''. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:6-1, 65. APR. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 7:21-23. JAN. (917, 1957. 5319. POTTER, ALBERT F. GRAZING IN NATIONAL FORESTS. 5361. POOL, RAYMOND J. OUR AMERICAN FORESTS, THEIR PAST, AMER1CAN SHEEP BREEDER & WOOL GROWER 33:214-2(5. APR. PRESENT, AND FUTURE. SCIENCE MONTHLY 24:74-80. JAN, 1913, 5380. POTTER, ALBERT F. GRAZING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. 5396. PRATT, GEORGE D. A NEW PROGRAM FOR NEW FORESTS. AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:707-709. DEC. 1924. 17:101107. 1914. PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION 5381. POTTER, ALBERT F. HOW THE FOREST SERVICE HAS HELPED THE PROPOSES NEW LEGISLATION FOR CREATION OF ADDITIONAL STOCKMEP. AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL FORESTS. PROCEEDINGS 18:48-55. 1915. 5397. PRATT, GEORGE D. WILL THE MCNARY-WOODRUFF BILL PASS? ALSO IN, AMERICAN FORESTRY 24:165-169, MAR. 1918. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:711, 754. DEC. 1927. 5382. POTTER, ALBERI F. IMPROVEMENT IN RANGE CONDITIONS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:110-117. FEB.1914. 5398. PRATT, JOSEPH H. NATIONAL FOREST IN THE ECONOMIC LIFE OF THE SOUTH. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 5383. POTTER, ALBERT F. OBJECTIONS TO THE FOREST RESERVES IN 8:31-34. 1926. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1:70-79. NOV. 1905. 5399. PRATT, JOSEPH H. NATIONAL, STATE, AND TOWN FORESTS. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 9:33-42. 5384. POTTER, ALBERT F. PRACTICAL RESULTS OF THE REGULATION OF 1927. GRAZING IN THE FOREST RESERVES. AMERICAN FOREST

CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H. II. 5400. PRATT, JOSEPH H. TWELVE YEARS OF PREPARATION FOR THE SUTER PUBLISHING CO. 1905. 474 PP. PASSAGE OF THE WEEKS LAW. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:1028-1032. DEC. 1936. Pp. 210-217. 5401 . PRATT, JOSEPH H. WHAT THE NATIONAL FORESTS MEAN TO THE 5385. POTTER, DALE R. OUTDOOR CLASSROOM. AMERICAN FORESTS SOUTH. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 77:44-46. OCT. 1971. 5:161-166. 1923.

ARTICLE ON THE GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS AREA. 5402. PRATT, L. C. RANGERS OF THE NORTH: WHERE THE SAIL TAKES THE PLACE OF THE SADDLE AND MAN WAITS UPON THE TIDES. 5386. POTTER, E. L. STOCKMEN AND THE FOREST SERVICE. THE AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:20-22, 53. JAN. BREEDER'S GAZETTE 89:330-332. MAR. 18,1926. 1924.

5387. POTTER, E. L. TAKES ISSUE WITH COLONEL IWILLIAII B.I ARTICLE ON THE ALASKAN NATIONAL FORESTS. GREELEY. THE PRODUCER 7:17-18. DEC. 1925. 5403. PRATT, L. C. UNCLE SAM'S MOST NORTHERN WOODLOT. SEE ISSUE OF 7:18-19, OCT. 1925; ALSO, SATURDAY AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:371-375. JUNE 1921. EVENING POST 198:10-11, 80, 82, 84, NOV. 14,1925. ARTICLE ON FOREST RANGE MANAGEMENT. CHUGACH NATIONAL FOREST, ALASKA.

5388. POUGH, RICHARD H. CONSERVATION VICTORIES, NATURAL 5404. PRENTISS, A. II. OUR MILITARY FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS HISTORY 59:183-184. APR. 1950. & FOREST LIFE 31:744-748. DEC. 1925.

AIR SPACE RESERVATION IS ESTABLISHED OVER 5405. PRENTISS, A. M. TREES WHERE SOLDIERS TRAINED: THE STORY QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. OF A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN TWO DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT FOR ESTABLISHING NATIONAL FORESTS ON 5389. POWELL, GEORGE S. THE APPALACHIAN PARK ASSOCATION. MILITARY RESERVATIONS. THE OUTLOOK 141 :518-519. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21:1128. DEC. 1915. DEC. 2,1925.

5390. POWELL, GEORGE S. APPALACHIAN PURCHASE BILL--RESOLUTION. 5406. PRESTON, JOHN F. THE BACK TRAIL. AMERICAN FORESTS SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 1:58-61 67:26-27, 65-70. FEB. 1961. 1916. RECOLLECTIONS OF EARLY DAYS IN THE FOREST SERVICE. 5391. POWELL, PEGGY. AND NOW FLYING DAMS. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:27, 52. JUNE 1962: 5407. PRESTON, JOHN F. NEEDED: A TREE PLANTING PROGRAM: CAN WE PROMOTE A SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM TO REFOREST OUR DENUDED PORTABLE DAMS AIRLIFTED TO INACCESSIBLE AREAS ON LANDS? NOT UNTIL WE LIFT THE BURDEN OF GOVERNMENTAL ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST. CONFUSION... AMERICAN FORESTS 52:460-461, 486, 506-507. OCT.1946. 5392. POWELL, PEGGY. THE NATION'S MOST COSTLY FIRE. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:20-21, 55-56. APR. 1961. 5408. PRESTON, JOHN F. SILVICULTURAL MANAGEMENT OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 3:14, 58. ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST, CALIFORNIA. 1917.

5393. PRATT, GEORGE 0. FOREST EMERGENCY: STATEMENT OF GEORGE 5409. PRESTON, JOHN F. THE WORK OF THE FOREST RANGERS: THE D. PRATT OF THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, TO THE NATIONAL FORESTS ARE SCATTERED FROM ALASKA TO PORTO TIMBER CONSERVATION BOARD AT ITS MEETING ON JUNE 8. (SIC) RICO.. NOT ONLY IS IT THE DUTY OF THESE RANGERS AMERICAN FORESTS 38:393, 412. JULY 1932. TO FIGHT FIRES.. BUT THE PRINCIPAL PART OF THEIR WORK CONSISTS IN DETECTING AND LOCATING THE FIRES BEFORE 5394. PRATT, GEORGE D. FORESTRY AND REORGANIZATION. AMERICAN THEY HAVE GAINED HEADWAY... LUMBER 62:18-26.. AUG. FORESTS 38:333. JUNE 1932. 26,1918.

LETTER FROM GEORGE D. PRATT TO PRESIDENT HERBERT A LUMBER PICTORIAL. HOOVER CONCERNING REORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES. 5410. PRESTON, JOHN F., AND ELDREDGE, INMAN F. DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS INTO WORKING CIRCLES. JOURNAL OF 5395. PRATT, GEORGE 0. LEGISLATIVE NEEDS IN FORESTRY: AN FORESTRY 21 :582-587. OCT. 1923. ADDRESS BEFORE THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 5411. PRESTON, JOHN F., AND ELDREDGE, INMAN F. HIGH SPOTS OF 32:603-604. OCT. 1926. MODERN MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR THE NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 21:116-124, FEB. 1923. SEE ADDITIONAL ARTICLE IN JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 5428. THE PRODUCER. DISTRIBUTION OF NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS. 22:119-127. FEB. 1924. THE PRODUCER 7:21. DEC. 1925.

5412. PRESTON, RICHARD J. GROWTH OF AMERICAN FORESTRY RESEARCH 5429. THE PRODUCER. FOREST FEES. THE PRODUCER 14:15. MAR. AND EDUCATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:36-37, 57, 1933. 59-30. DEC. 1964.

SEE, ALSO,ISSUES OF 14:14-15, APR. 1933; 14:18, MAY 5413. PRIAULX, ARTHUR W. WE TALKED THE FIRE OUT OF FORESTS: 1933; 15:16, JUNE 1933: AND 15:17-18, JULY 1933. OREGON AND WASHINGTON KEEP GREEN PROGRAMS ARE DOING AMAZING JOB... AMERICAN FORESTS 60:35, 78, 80, 82. 5430. THE PRODUCER. THE GRAZING BILL, THE PRODUCER 7:18-19. SEPT. 1954. FEB. 1926.

5414. PRICE, J.H. THE CLARKE-MCNARY ACT AND FEDERAL 5431. THE PRODUCER. THE GRAZING CONFERENCE. THE PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY IN CALIFORNIA'S STATE FORESTRY 8:17 DEC. 1926. PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:731 -736. MAY 1931

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, JAN. 24,1927. 5415. PRICE, J.H. PONDEROSA WAY: THE LONGEST FIREBREAK IN THE WORLD... AMERICAN FORESTS 40:387-390, 429-430. 5432. THE PRODUCER. GRAZING FEES CUT IN HALF. THE PRODUCER SEPT. 1934. 13:21-22. MAR. 1932.

FIRE BREAK IN CALIFORNIA NATIONAL FORESTS. 5433. THE PRODUCER. GRAZING FEES. THE PRODUCER 8:13-14. FEB. 1927. 5416. PRICE, OVERTON W. THE INFLUENCE OF FORESTRY UPON THE LUMBER INDUSTRY OF THE UNITED STATES. THE NATIONAL 5434. THE PRODUCER. GRAZING LEGISLATION. THE PRODUCER GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 14:381-386. OCT. 1903. 7:17-lB. APR. 1926.

REPUBLISHED FROM THE YEARBOOK OF THE DEPARTMENT OF 5435 THE PRODUCER. GRAZING ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE AGRICULTURE FOR 1902. PRODUCER 7:19-20. DEC. 1925.

5417. PRICE, OVERTON W. LUMBERING TN THE SOUTHERN 5436. THE PRODUCER. IMPROVEMENTS ON NATIONAL FORESTS. THE APPALACHIANS: NOW AND UNDER GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP AND PRODUCER 9:20. NOV. 1927. SUPERVISION. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:469-476. OCT. 1905. 5437. THE PRODUCER. NEVADA (LAND AND LIVESTOCK) ASSOCIATION DISCUSSES FOREST PROBLEMS. THE PRODUCER 9:9. DEC. 5418. PRICE, OVERTON W. NEW FORESTS FOR OLD. THE OUTLOOK 1927. 100:947-955. APR. 27, 1912.

5438. THE PRODUCER. NEW FOREST REGULATIONS. THE PRODUCER 5419. PRICE, OVERTON W THE TASK OF THE FOREST SERVICE THE 7:19. FEB. 1926. INDEPENDENT 67:537-545. SEPT. 2, 1909. REFERS TO GRAZING REGULATIONS. 5420. PRICE, OVERTON W. THE WORK OF THE BUREAU OF FORESTRY. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1905. 5439. THE PRODUCER. NEW NATIONAL FORESTS. THE PRODUCER 7:15. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H. M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO., 1905. FEB. 1926. 474 PP.

FOREST LANDS PURCHASED IN MICHIGAN AND MINNESOTA, PP. 355-363.

5440. THE PRODUCER. OFF TO THE WOODS. THE PRODUCER 14:13. 5421. PRINTERS' INK. FOREST FIRE PREVENTION--A JOB YOU CAN BE MAY 1933. PROUD OF: HOW ADVERTISING HAS HELPED CUT NUMBER OF FORESTRY FIRES 10%, ACREAGE BURNED 33%. PRINTERS' ARTICLE ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. INK 240:116-117. SEPT. 5,1952.

544). THE PRODUCER. REDUCTION OF GRAZING FEES. THE PRODUCER 5422. PRINTERS' INK. STEP TOWARD CONSERVING OUR PAPER SUPPLY: 13:12-13. OCT. 1931. THE NEW ORLEANS CONFERENCE.. .ASKS FOR FORESTRY REGULATION CHANGES TO PERMIT AND PROMOTE PRIVATE 5442. THE PRODUCER. REPORT OF THE FORESTER. THE PRODUCER REFORESTATION. PRINTERS' INK 125:169-170, 173. DEC. 8:22. JAN. 1927. 6,1923.

5443. THE PRODUCER. SECRETARY (WILLIAM M,) JARDINE SETTLES 5423. THE PRODUCER. THE CASEMENT REPORT. THE PRODUCER FOREST-FEE CONTROVERSY. THE PRODUCER 8:9-ID. FEB. 8:9-12. DEC. 1926. 1927.

5424. THE PRODUCER. COLONEL (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY CRITICIZES 5444. THE PRODUCER. THE STOCKMEN AND THE FEDERAL LAND. THE ATTITUDE OF STOCKMEN. THE PRODUCER 7:20, DEC. 1925. PRODUCER 7:11. MAY 1926.

5425. THE PRODUCER. COLONEL (WILLIAM B.I GREELEY ON FOREST SEE, ALSO, THOMAS M. PETERS ARTICLE IN , THE OUTLOOK PROBLEMS. THE PRODUCER 7:18-19. OCT. 1925. 142:568-569, APR.14, 1926.

SEE ISSUE OF 7:17-18, DEC. 1925; ALSO, SATURDAY 5445. THE PRODUCER. SUPPORT THE STANFIELD BILL. THE PRODUCER EVENING POST 198:10-11, 80, 82, 84, NOV. 14,1925. 7:13-14. MAY 1926. COMMENTS ON FOREST RANGE MANAGEMENT. THE STANFIELD BILL WAS A PIECE OF GRAZING 5426. THE PRODUCER. COLONEL (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY. THE

5446. THE PRODUCER. TO SAVE THE FORESTS FROM THE STOCKMEN. EDITORIAL. COLONEL GREELEY'S RETIREMENT AS CHIEF THE PRODUCER 7:16-17. NOV. 1925. FORESTER. 5447. THE P RCT.T.vERSus FICTION. THE PRODUCER 5427. THE PUC28 COSTLY FOREST FIRES. THE PRODUCER 9:20.

SEE ALSO HAL G. EVARTS, ''CONSERVING THE REMNANTS'', SATURDAY EVENING POST 197:7, 141, 145-146, 149-150. 5464. PYLES, HAMILTON K. WHAT'S AHEAD FOR OUR PUBLIC LANDS? A SEPT. 6,1924. GRAZING AND THE CONSERVATION OF SUMMARY REVIEW OF THE ACTIVITIES AND FINAL REPORT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. THE PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATURAL RESOURCES COUNCIL OF AMERICA, 1970. 5448. PROKOP, JOHN. THE 'QUOTABLE' MR. PRESIDENT. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:8, 63. JAN. 1964. 5465. PYLES, HAMILTON K., AND SCHREPFER, SUSAN R. MULTIPLE USE OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.: FOREST REFERS TO LYNDON B. JOHNSON. HISTORY SOCIETY, 1972. 222 PP., ILLUS. BIBLIO.,INDEX. PROKOP, JOHN. ARBOR DAY: AMERICA'S MAGIC HOLIDAY. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:24-26, 56-58. APR. 1964. 5466. OUIGG, FLOYD B. SKY FIRE: HOW SCIENCE FIGHTS IT. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:12-15, 60-62. OCT. 1963. 5450. PROKOP, JOHN. THE CHIEF'S FIRST REPORT. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:4, 46. SEPT. 1963. 5467. RACHFORD, C. E. BASE FOR FOREST GRAZING FEES. THE PRODUCER 15:20-21. NOV. 1933. EDWARD P. CLIFF, NEW CHIEF FORESTER, ISSUES REPORT. 5468, RACHFORD, C E. REGULATED HUNTING ON THE PISGAH: AN 5451. PROKOP, JOHN. DO WE NEED ANOTHER C. C. C.? AMERICAN EXPERIMENT IN CONSERVING DEER HERDS... AMERICAN FORESTS 68:21 -23, 48-51. MAR. 1962. FORESTS 39:98-102. MAR. 1933.

5452. PROKOP, JOHN. DWINDLING FOREST LAND, GROWING RECREATION 5469. RACHFORD, C. E. SOME PROBLEMS OF RANGE ADMINISTRATION ON LAND. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:6-9, 49-52. NOV. 1961. NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 16:18-20. FEB. 1935. FOREST LAND USE CONFERENCE. SEE PARTICULARLY STATEMENT BY RICHARD E. MCARDLE, PP. 7-8, 5470. RACHFORD, C. E., ET AL. NATIONAL FOREST REGULATION G-20 A. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:28-33. JAN. 1935. 5453. PROKOP, JOHN. AN IMPORTANT FIRST STEP: WELL DONE MR. SECRETARY. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:8, 41-42, 44. MAR. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. 1963. 5471. RADER, CARY M. IN FURTHER CRITICISM OF COLONEL (WILLIAM ''MR. SECRETARY'' REFERS TO STEWART L. UDALL.WITH B.) GREELEY'S ATTITUDE. THE PRODUCER 7:18. DEC. EDITORIAL COMMENT, PP. 9, 51.GRAZING LANDS, GRAZING (925. FEES AND THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT'S UTILIZATION OF THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT. SEE, ALSO, SATURDAY EVENING POST, 198:10-11, 80, 82, 84, NOV.14,1925; THE PRODUCER 7:11-18, DEC. 1925; 5454. PRYSE, E. MORGAN. WASHINGTON SECTION (SOCIETY OF AND, THE PRODUCER 7:18-19, OCT. 1925 REFERS TO AMERICAN FORESTERS) DISCUSSES RECREATION. JOURNAL GREELEY'S ATTITUDE ON FOREST RANGE MANAGEMENT. OF FORESTRY 26:955-956. NOV. 1928. 5472. RAHM, NEAL M. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL FOREST 5455. PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION. ONE THIRD OF THE MANAGEMENT DECISIONS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY NATION'S LAND: A REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT AND TO THE 68:205-207. APR. 1970. CONGRESS BY THE PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1970. 5473. RAHM, NEAL M. A REGIONAL FORESTER BITES THE BULLET: INCREASED FUNDS ALONE WILL NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM NOR 5456. PUBLIC LANDS COMMISSION. REPORT OF PUBLIC LANDS SHOULD THE PUBLIC EXPECT INSTANT MIRACLES BUT ANY COMMISSION: A PRELIMINARY STATEMENT.. MARCH 7,1904. LINGERING DOUBT THAT PRODUCTION GOALS ON THE FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:106-110. MAR. 1904. BITTERROOT HOLD PRIORITY OVER QUALITY OF ENVIRONMENT MUST BE ERASED... AMERICAN FORESTS 77:38-39, 49-50. 5457. PUBLIC LANDS COMMISSION. SECOND REPORT OF PUBLIC LANDS FEB. 1971. COMMISSION: A DOCUMENT TOUCHING A VITAL NATIONAL PROBLEM THAT DESERVES THE MOST CAREFUL READING BY ALL LAND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON THE BITTERROOT NATIONAL CITIZENS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:125-135MAR. FOREST. 1905. 5474 RAKESTRAW, LAWRENCE. SHEEP GRAZING IN THE CASCADE RANGE: 5458. PULASKI, E. C. SURROUNDED BY FOREST FIRES: MY MOST JOHN MINTO VS. JOHN MUIR, PACIFIC HISTORICAL REVIEW EXCITING EXPERIENCE AS A FOREST RANGER. AMERICAN 27:371-382. NOV. 1958. FORESTRY 29:485-486. AUG. 1923. 5475 RAKESTRAW, LAWRENCE. UNCLE SAM'S FOREST RESERVES. WINNER OF THE FIRST PRIZE IN THE RANGER STORY CONTEST PACIFIC NORTHWEST QUARTERLY 44:145-151. OCT. 1953. SPONSORED BY AMERICAN FORESTRY. 5476 RAKESTRAW, LAWRENCE. URBAN INFLUENCES ON FOREST 5459. PULLING, ALBERT V. S. THE IMPORTANCE OF WILD LIFE AND CONSERVATION. PACIFIC NORTHWEST QUARTERLY RECREATION IN FOREST MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF 46:108-113. OCT. 1955. FORESTRY 26:315-325. lIAR.1928. 5477. RANDALL, CHARLES E. (BERNHARD E.) FERNOW, THE MAN WHO 5460. PULLING, ALBERT V. S. SIMPLE FOREST CONSERVATION. BROUGHT FORESTRY TO AMERICA. AMERICAN FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTRY 28:211-217. APR. 1922. 70:14-16, 44, 46. APR.1964.

5461. PULP AND PAPER MAGAZINE OF CANADA. U. S. FORESTRY 5478. 'RANDALL, CHARLES E. (FRANKLIN B.) HOUGH, MAN OF APPROVED RESEARCH CONFERENCE, MADISON, WISCONSIN,1946. PULP ATTAINMENTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:10-Il, 41-42, 44. AND PAPER MAGAZINE OF CANADA 47:98, 100. JUNE 1946. MAY 1961.

5462. PUTER, STEPHEN AD., AND STEVENS, HORACE. LOOTERS OF THE 5479. RANDALL, CHARLES E. BIG SCRUB MAKES THE GRADE: OCALA PUBLIC DOMAIN. PORTLAND, ORE.: PORTLAND PRINTING NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:28-31, 44-47. HOUSE, 1908. 495 PP., ILLUS. NOV. 1971.

5463. PYLES, HAMILTON K. FIRE PREVENTION STRAGETY IN THE EAST. 5480 RANDALL, CHARLES E. GEORGE WASHINGTON: OUR FOREST HISTORY 16:22-23. OCT. 1972. HISTORY-MAKING FOREST, AMERICAN FORESTS 75:20-23, 60-63. lIAR. 1969. REPRINT OF INTERVIEW WITH SUSAN R. SCHREPFER. 5481. RANDALL, CHARLES E. HEARING ON RADIO COMMUNICATION IN 5499. RASMUSSEN, BOYD L. STATEMENT ON LONG RANGE PLANS FOR THE FOREST PROTECTION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:806-807. LINCOLN DISTRICT, HELENA NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. AUG.1938. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., NORTHERN REGION. MISSOULA, MONT.: NORTHERN REGION, 1964 1?). 8 PP., 5482. RANDALL, CHARLES E. THE HIAWATHA NATIONAL FOREST.. .BY MAPS, PROCESSED. THE BIG-SEA-WATER. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:32-35, 55-56. MAR. 1971. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 5483. RANDALL, CHARLES E. HOW CAN WE BEST WIN PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR FORESTRY AND FOREST CONSERVATION FROM THE FEDERAL 5500. RAUP, HUGH M. AMERICAN FOREST BIOLOGY. JOURNAL OF VIEWPOINT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:117-118. FEB. FORESTRY 65:800-803. NOV. 1967. 1941. FOREST BIOLOGY IN ITS HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE. 5484. RANDALL, CHARLES E. IN PRAISE OF THE MULE. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:24-25, 37-38, 40-41. JULY 1968. 5501. RAWLINGS, MARJORIE K. TREES FOR TOMORROW.. .THE AUTHOR. . .TELLS THEY ARE BEING RUTHLESSLY DESTROYED 5485. RANDALL, CHARLES E. JEFFERSON'S FOREST. AMERICAN AND OFFERS A PRACTICAL REMEDY. COLLIER'S 111:14-15, FORESTS 75:20-22, 57-62. APR. 1969. 24-25. MAY 8, 1943.

JEFFERSON NATIONAL FOREST. 5502. RAYMOND, F.H. PROTECTION AND THE PUBLIC. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 65:168-173, MAR. 1967. 5486. RANDALL, CHARLES E. LAND USE AND FORESTRY. THE NATION'S AGRICULTURE 12:3-4,10. MAY 1937. FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION.

5487. RANDALL, CHARLES E. THE NORTH CASCADES STUDY REPORT. 5503. READ, ARTHUR D. THE APPLICATION OF RANGE RECONNAISSANCE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 64:307-310. MAY 1966. TO THE SOUTHWESTERN STOCK RANGES. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 9:262-266. APR: 1914. STUDY TO DETERMINE IF PORTIONS OF THE NORTH CASCADES SHOULD BE CONVERTED FROM NATIONAL FORESTS TO NATIONAL 5504. READ, ARTHUR D. THE NATIONAL FORESTRY PROGRAM. PARKS. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 139:58-59. MAY 15,1930.

5488. RANDALL, CHARLES E. PENNSYLVANIA'S ALLEGHENY NATIONAL 5505. READ, ARTHUR 0, RANGER'S CORNER: A TENDERFOOT MEETS THE FOREST: RAGS-TO-RICHES FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS RANGER. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:372. AUG. 1938. 70:12-15, 60-61. JUNE 1964. 5506. READ, RALPH A., COMP. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF GREAT PLAINS 5489. RANDALL, CHARLES E. RADIO AND FOREST FIRES. AMERICAN FORESTRY. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. , ROCKY FORESTS 37:526-527. SEPT. 1931. NIN. FOR. AND RANGE EXP. STA., STA. PAP. 58. FORT COLLINS, COLD. :ROCKY MOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE 5490. RANDALL, CHARLES E. RADIO AND FOREST FIRES. SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT STATION, 1961. 153 PP. AMERICAN 146:100-101. FEB. 1932. PRINIPALLY A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TECHNICAL LITERATURE, 5491. RANDALL, CHARLES E. A SELF-RELIANT FOREST, AMERICAN ALTHOUGH SELECTED ENTRIES CAN BE EXTRACTED AS FORESTS 72:4-7, 42-45. JAN. 1966. HISTORICAL REFERENCES.

ARTICLE ON THE GREEN MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST. 5507. RECKNAGEL, ARTHUR B. AMERICAN CONSERVATION MEASURES AND THE RULES OF FOREST PRACTICE. PULP AND PAPER 5492. RANDALL, CHARLES E. THE STANISLAUS. AMERICAN FORESTS MAGAZINE OF CANADA 36:133-135. FEB. 1935. 72:38-41, 44-45. AUG. 1966. COMMENTS ON THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. SEE, ALSO, ISSUE OF 72:30-32, 53-55, SEPT. 1966. STANISLAUS NATIONAL FOREST. 5508. RECKNAGEL, ARTHUR B. CERTAIN LIMITATIONS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 5493. RANDALL, CHARLES E. A SUPERIOR FOREST. AMERICAN PROCEEDINGS 8:227-231. JULY 1913. FORESTS 77:26-29, 56-60. SEPT. 1971. 5509. RECKNAGEL, ARTHUR B. CONGRESSIONAL TOURS. FORESTRY SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. QUARTERLY 5:403-404. DEC.1907.

5494, RANDALL, CHARLES E. THEM WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS. PROFESSES AMUSEMENT ABOUT CONGRESSIONAL TOURS. AMERICAN FORESTS 73:26-29, 61-63. MAY 1967. 5510. RECKNAGEL, ARTHUR B. THE FOREST PRACTICE RULES UNDER THE REFLECTIONS ON EARLY FOREST SERVICE HISTORY. LUMBER CODE AND THEIR PRESENT DEVELOPMENT IN THE NORTHEAST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:815-817. NOV. 5495 RANDOLPH, JENNINGS. A SENATOR LOOKS AT FORESTRY. 1934. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:12-15, 60-63. JAN. 1971. COMMENTS ON THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. NONONGAHELA NATIONAL FOREST AND THE CLEARCUTTING CONTROVERSY. 5511. RECKNAGEL, ARTHUR B. FORESTRY WITHOUT PUBLIC REGULATION; AMERICAN. FORESTS 47:428-429, 442. SEPT. 1941. 5496. RANE, F. WILLIAM. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND OTHER FOREST RESERVES FROM THE TEACHER'S 5512. RECKNAGEL, ARTHUR B. THE NEW RECONNAISSANCE-WORKING STANDPOINT. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:562-564. PLANS THAT WORK. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, DEC. 1905. PROCEEDINGS 4(11:1-21. 1909.

5497. RANE, F. WILLIAM. WHY NOT A SECRETARY OF FORESTRY? EARLY ATTEMPTS BY FOREST SERVICE TO REGULATE CUTS ON AMERICAN FORESTRY 25:1546. DEC. 1919. NATIONAL FORESTS.

5498. RANSDELL, JOSEPH E. PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY IN GROWING THE 5513. RECKNAGEL, ARTHUR B. A PERMANENT TIMBERLAND POLICY FOR NATION'S TIMBER. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONFERENCE, THE UNITED STATES. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 36:26-28. PROCEEDINGS 11:122-136. 1929. APR. 10, 1919. 5514. RECKNAGEL, ARTHUR B. SUMMARY OF FOREST PRACTICE RULES THE LUMBER CODE WAS ESTABLISHED IN THE NATIONAL UNDER THE CONSERVATION CODE (ARTICLE XI. JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL REVOCERY ACT. SEE, ALSO,ISSUE OF FORESTRY 33:792-798. SEPT. 1935. 32:524-526. MAY 1934.

AUTHOR REFERRING TO CODE ESTABLISHED UNDER THE 5531, REED, FRANKLIN W. THE LEWIS BILL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. 33:815-816. SEPT. 1935.

5515. RECKNAGEL, ARTHUR B. AND SPRING SAMUEL N. FORESTRY: A ATTEMPTS TO ESTABLISH A DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. STUDY OF ITS ORIGIN, APPLICATION AND SIGNIFICANCE IN THE UNITED STATES. NEW YORK: ALFRED A. KNOPF, (929. 5532. REED, FRANKLIN W. THE NEED OF GOVERNMENTAL PAR7ICIPATION 255 PP. ILLUS., DIAGRMS. MAPS, BIBLIO. INDEX. IN PRIVATE FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 26:69-75. JAN.1928. 5516. RECORD, SAMUEL J. THE FOREST RANGER. CANADIAN FORESTRY JOURNAL 7:30-34. MAR-APR, 191!. ARGUES THE FOREST SERVICE IS CAPABLE OF MANAGING LEASED LANDS. 5517. RECORD, SAMUEL J. THE FOREST RANGER. MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FORESTRY CLUB, ANNUAL 1:11-13. 5533. REED, FRANKLIN W. THE PROPOSED MOUNT OLYMPUS NATIONAL 1916. PARK. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:626-628. JUNE 1936.

5518. REDDINGTON, PAUL G. CIRCULAR OF CURRENT MANAGEMENT 5534. REED, FRANKLIN W. PUBLIC FOREST CONSERVATION AND PRIVATE POLICY AND PROCEDURE. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. TIMBER GROWING. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 26:326-331. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: MAR. 1928. CALIFORNIA REGION, 1920.(3 PP., PROCESSED. COMMENTS ON ADVERSE PUBLICITY DIRECTED TOWARD LUMBER A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, INDUSTRY BY CONSERVATIONISTS. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 5535. REED, FRANKLIN W. THE QUESTION OF CONSERVATION 5519. REDINGTON, PAUL G. AIRPLANES AND FOREST FIRES: AS A JURISDICTION TO DATE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY DEMONSTRATION OF THE PRACTICAL CIVIL VALUE OF THE 34:724-725. JULY 1936. AIRPLANE, THE EFFECTIVE WORK OF THE AIRPLANE IN FOREST PATROL..IS OF THE GREATEST INTEREST,.. ARTICLE ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A FEDERAL DEPARTMENT JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY 45:366-367. OCT. 15,1920. OF CONSERVATION.

5520. REDINGTON, PAUL G. FIFTY YEARS OF FORESTRY. AMERICAN 5536. REED, FRANKLIN W. SHALL THERE BE A FEDERAL CONSERVATION FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:719-724, 750. DEC. 1926. DEPARTMENT' JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:648-657. JULY 1935. 5521. REDINGTON, PAUL G. FOREST SCHOOL MEN AND NATIONAL FOREST WORK. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF 5537. REES, HUMBERT. THE CATTLEMAN AND THE FOREST SERVICE. FORESTRY 4:90. NOV. 1916. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 28:9-11, 16 18, 20. NOV. (946. 5522. REDINCTON, PAUL 6. FOREST SERVICE AND PUBLIC. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:511-513. JULY 1914. CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 28:18-21, 28, 30, 32. DEC. (946. 5523. REDINGTON, PAUL G. GAME AND FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31 :270-276. MAR. 1933. 5538. REICH, CHARLES A. BUREAUCRACY AND THE FORESTS. SANTA BARBARA: CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF DEMOCRATIC DISCUSSION BY JOSEPH DIXON, P. 277-278. INSTITUTIONS, OCT. 1962. 13 PP.

5524. REDINGTON, PAUL G. ONE VIEW OF THE FOREST RANGER. 5539. REID, ELBERT H., AND PRICE, RAYMOND. PROGRESS IN AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:268-272. APR. (914. FOREST-RANGE MANAGEMENT. IN, AMERICAN FORESTRY, SIX DECADES OF GROWTH. ED. BY HENRY CLEPPER AND ARTHUR B. A FOREST RANGER ANALYZES HIS PEERS AND THE MEYER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN PROFESSION. FORESTERS, (960. 3(9 PP., INDEX.

5525. REDINGTON, PAUL G. THE PLACE OF A FOREST SUPERVISOR IN SEE PP. 112-122. THE COMMUNITY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 20:182-184. MAR. 1914. 5540. REINHART, KENNETH 6., AND LULL, HOWARD W. MANIPULATING FORESTS FOR WATER: A PATTERN OF POSSIBILITIES EMERGES 5526. REDINGTON, PAUL G. TROUT TRAILS. AMERICAN FORESTS AND FROM WATERSHED RESEARCH.. . AMERICAN FORESTS FOREST LIFE 36:446-448. JULY 1930. 71 :35-37, 44. NOV. (965.

5527. REDINGTON, PAUL G. USE OF THE AIRPLANE IN FOREST 5541. RENNE, R. R. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ASPECTS OF FOREST LAND PROTECTION. CALIFORNIA CITROGRAPH 7:67,100. JAN. USE PLANNING. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:237-243. APR. 1922 1947.

5528. REED, FRANKLIN W. CONFERENCE ON ARTICLE X. JOURNAL OF 5542. RESLER, REXFORD A. CLEARCUTTING: BENEFICAL ASPECTS FOR FORESTRY 31 :891-896. DEC. 1933. WILDLIFE RESOURCES. JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 27:250-254. NOV. -DEC. 1972. REFERS TO ARTICLE X OF THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. SEE ALSO COMPANION ARTICLE, PP. 255-258.

5529. REED, FRANKLIN W. THE FACTS FOR A PREMISE. JOURNAL OF 5543, RESLER, REXFORD A., AND HOPKINS, HOWARD G. CASE HISTORY FORESTRY 33:95-97. FEB. 1935. OF A WATERSHED. AMERICAN FORESTS 61:56, 58, 60, 62, 64. MAR.(955. EDITORIAL. FOREST CONSERVATION. CORVALLIS CITY WATERSHED, OREGON. 5530. REED, FRANKLIN W. FURTHER PROGRESS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS UNDER THE LUMBER CODE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 5544. REVIEW. TRIBUTE WHERE TRIBUTE IS DUE. AMERICAN 32:400-404. APR. 1934. FORESTRY 26:727. DEC. 1920. REPRINTED FROM THE REVIEW PUBLISHED IN U.S. 5559. RICHARDS, W. A. WORK OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE IN THE FOREST SERVICE DISTRICT 2. RELATES TO ESPIRIT DE ADMINISTRATION OF THE RESERVES. AMERICAN FOREST CORPS OF SERVICE. CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO., 1905. 474 PP. 5545. REYNOLDS, HARRIS A. BUSINESS METHODS TO DISTRIBUTE BURDEN OF FOREST RESTORATION: COMMENTS ON THE SNELL PP. 381-390. BILL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 19:479-489. 1921. 5560. RICHARDSON, ELMO R. OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK: TWENTY YEARS FOLLOWED BY COMMENTS OF E.A. SHERMAN, PP. 489-491, OF CONTROVERSY. FOREST HISTORY 12:6-15. APR.1968. HARRIS A. REYNOLDS, PP. 491 -494. 5561. RICHARDSON, ELIIO R. THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION: 5546. REYNOLDS, HARRIS A. USE OF PATROL IN PREVENTION AND CRUSADES AND CONTROVERSIES, 1897-1913. UNIVERSITY SUPPRESSION OF FOREST FIRES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY OF CALIFORNIA PUBLICATIONS IN HISTORY, VOL. 70. 39:752-756. SEPT. 1941. BERKELEY, CALIF.: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS,

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MENTIONS PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST, AND GIFFORD PINCHOT. 5566. AIlS, JOHN. RANGER TRAILS. RICHMOND, VA.: THE DIETZ PRESS, 1937. 160 PP.,ILLUS. 5551. RHOADES, VERNE. GAME IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 30:261-263. MAY 1924. 5567. RIIS, PAUL B. BIRTH OF A WILDERNESS. PARKS AND RECREATION 6:311-315. MAR. -APR. 1923. PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST AND GAME PRESERVE. WILDERNESS AREA, SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. 5552. RHODES, GEORGE R. CALIFORNIA FOREST FIRE PROTECTION. AMERICAN FORESTRY 22:409-410. JULY 1916. 5568. RIIS, PAUL B. DEPARTMENT OF PRESERVATION OF WILDLIFE: RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL FORESTS. PARKS 5553. RHODY, R. E. A SMALL PIECE OF PAPER: KENTUCKY AND RECREATION 6:500-502. JULY-AUG. 1923. CONSERVATIONISTS.. COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE AGREEMENT WITH THE FOREST SERVICE.. .CUMBERLAND NATIONAL FOREST. 5569. RIlS, PAUL B. SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST BOUNDARY AMERICAN FORESTS 61:40, 62, 64. DCI. 1955. EXTENSION. PARKS AND RECREATION 7:168-170. NOV. -DEC. 1923. 5554. RHYNE, CONWAY, AND LORY, ELLSWORTH E. CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF FOR ADDITIONAL FACTS ON THIS FOREST SEE PP.171-173. COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS, COMMISSION ON EXPERIMENTAL UNITS. UNIT STUDY IN AMERICAN PROBLEMS. 5570. RILEY, SMITH. A CHANCE FOR THE GAME. AMERICAN FORESTRY BOSTON, MASS.: GINN AND COMPANY, 1944. 110 PP., 20:594-601. AUG. 1914. ILLUS., GRAPHS. 5571. RILEY, SMITH. GAME FARMING IN NATIONAL PARKS AND SEE ESPECIALLY CHAPTER 4, ''FORESTS, THE RENEWABLE FORESTS: NOVEL AND WORTHWHILE WORK IN A NEW LINE. RESOURCE''. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 4:84-85. NOV. 1916. 5555. RICE, PAUL K. IN PREPARATION FOR FIRE PROTECTION. CORNELL FORESTER 4:41. MAY 1924. 5572. RILEY, SMITH. GAME ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 10:175-182. APR. FIRE PREVENTION SCHOOL ESTABLISHED IN CABINET 1915. NATIONAL FOREST, MONTANA. 5573. RILEY, SMITH. LANDSCAPING AND FORESTRY. AMERICAN 5556. RICHARDS, EDWARD C.M. AMERICAN FOREST POLICY, JOURNAL FORESTRY 23:727-731. DEC. 1917. OF FORESTRY 31 :279-285. MAR. 1933. 5574. RILEY, SMITH. LANDSCAPING AND FORESTRY. THE MODERN DISCUSSION P. 285. CITY 3:22-26. FEB. 19)8.

5557. RICHARDS, EDWARD C. M. NATIONAL FORESTS AND THE NORTHERN 5575. RILEY, SMITH. PRESERVATION AND UTILIZATION OF THE PACIFIC. THE NATION 119:71 -73. JULY 16, 1924. NATIONAL FORESTS. THE COLORADO SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY, PROCEEDINGS 9:159-180. 1909. 5558. RICHARDS, EDWARD C. M. RAPHAEL ZON-THE MAN. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 24:850-857. DEC. 1926. 5576. RILEY, SMITH. PRIVATE PROPERTY, NO CAMPING. AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:358-360. JUNE 1917. COMPANION ARTICLE TO WILLIAM B. GREELEY'S,''A QUARTER CENTURY'S ACHIEVEMENT' ',IN THE SAME ISSUE, 5577. RILEY, SMITH. THE REALIZATION OF A DREAM IN WHICH UNCLE PP. 847-849. SAM IS RECLOTHING THE SLOPES OF PIKES PEAK WITH TREES. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:645-647. 5594. ROBERTS, PAUL H. HOOF PRINTS ON FOREST RANGES: THE EARLY OCT. 1930. YEARS OF THE NATIONAL FOREST RANGE ADMINISTRATION. 2ND PRINTING. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS: THE NAYLOR CO.,

5578. RINGLAND, ARTHUR C. PATRIOTISM OF PEACE . AMERICAN 1963.151 PP.,ILLUS. FORESTS 40:2-6, 47. JAN. 1934. 5595. ROBERTS, PAUL H. THEM WERE THE DAYS. SAN ANTONIO, CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. TEXAS: THE NAYLOR CO., 1965.134 PP.,ILLUS.

5579. RINGLAND, ARTHUR C. JOHN DENNETT GUTHRIE:' 'PINCHOT AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A FOREST RANGER. PIONEER''. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:23, 54. FEB. 1963. 5596. ROBERTS, PAUL H. TRAILING INCENDIARIES. AMERICAN 5580. RINGLAND, ARTHUR C. THE RELATION OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:584-586. SEPT. 1930. TO THE WATER RESOURCES OF NEW MEXICO. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:269-271. APR. 1913. FIRE CONTROL ON THE SACRAMENTO NATIONAL FOREST.

5581. RINGLAND, ARTHUR C. THE WESTERN STATES AND THE NATION'S 5597. ROBERTSON, REUBEN B., ET AL TRAILBLAZING IN THE PUBLIC LANDS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE SOUTHERN PAPER INDUSTRY FOREST HISTORY 5. SPRING 36:3-8, 42. JAN. 1930. 1961

5582. RISHELL, CARL. RESEARCH, THE BUILDER OF MARKETS. 5598. ROBINSON, GORDON. OUR EXPORT FORESTS: EIGHT BILLION FEET JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:159-165. MAR. 1945. A YEAR TO JAPAN. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 58:10-14, 26-27. JAN.1973. 5583. RITCHIE, ROBERT Al. SOLDIERS OF THE PINES: LIFE-AND-DEATH BATTLES ARE WAGED AGAINST FOREST FIRES. THE COUNTRY 5599. ROBINSON, GORDON. RESPONSIBLE FORESTRY. SIERRA CLUB GENTLEMAN 90:5, 30. JAN.10, 1925. BULLETIN 56:4-7. DEC. 1971.

5584. RITTER, EDWARD. MEMORIALS TO FIRE HEROES. AMERICAN EXISTING TIMBER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES NEED REVISION. FORESTS 54:386. SEPT. 1948. 5600. ROBINSON, GORDON. THE SIERRA CLUB POSITION ON LETTER TO THE EDITOR ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CLEAR-CUTTING AND FOREST MANAGEMENT. SIERRA CLUB CORPS. BULLETIN 56:14-17. FEB. 1971.

5585. RITTER, EDWARD. REGION NINE FIRE COMMITTEE CONTRIBUTES 5601. ROBINSON, GORDON. WHATEVER HAPPENED TO TREE FARMS? TO PROGRESS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 59:23. JAN. 1961. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 54:16-18. MAY 1969.

5586. RIXON, THEODORE F. FOREST CONDITIONS IN THE GILA RIVER LOGGING INDUSTRY LODGES ATTACK TO INCREASE CUTTING ON FOREST RESERVE, NEW MEXICO. SERIES H, FORESTRY 11. THE NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, PROFESSIONAL PAPER 39. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1905. 5602. ROBINSON, WILLIAM W. THE FOREST AND THE PEOPLE: THE 89 PP., PLAT, TABLES, INDEX. STORY OF THE ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST. LOS ANGELES, CALIF.: TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST CO., 1946. 45 PP., 5587. ROBB, WILLIAM L. SMALL RANCHERS AND THE FORESTS. IN, ILLUS. ,MAP. TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1949. 944 PP.,ILLUS. 5603. ROCHESTER, D.M. FOREST FIRE SUPPRESSION FORCES TRAINING MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. TECHNIQUES, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:773-776. SEPT. 1941 SEE PP. 358-359. 5604. ROCKEFELLER, LAURANCE S. THE FUTURE OF OUTDOOR 5588. ROBBINS, ROY M. OUR LANDED HERITAGE: THE PUBLIC DOMAIN, RECREATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 60:521 -524. AUG. 1776-1936. PRINCETON, N.J.: PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 1962. PRESS, 1942. 450 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, BIBLIO., INDEX. L. S. ROCKEFELLER WAS CHAIRMAN OF THE OUTDOOR SEE ESPECIALLY PART IV,''THE GOVERNMENT FORCES RECREATION RESOURCES REVIEW COMMISSION. CONSERVATION''. 5605. ROCKWELL, ROBERT F. IC. E.) RACHFORD REFUSES TO LOWER 5589. ROBERSON, SAM. STUMP MERCHANTS: WITH ALASKA'S NATIONAL FOREST FEES. THE PRODUCER 9:14. OCT. 1927. FORESTS BEING PUT TO THE SAW IN THE NAME OF NEED, WE MUST CONSIDER WHETHER MORE MAY NOT BE LOST THAN 5606. RODGERS, ANDREW D., III. BERNHARD EDUARD FERNOW: A STORY GAINED FROM IT. FIELD AND STREAM 75:16, 20, 116. OF NORTH AMERICAN FORESTRY. PRINCETON, N.J.: MAR. 1971. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1951. 623 PP.,ILLUS., INDEX. 5590. ROBERTS, ARTHUR M. A FORESTRY ASSOCIATION'S VIEW OF THE PROPOSAL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:521 -526. JULY 5607. ROGERS, 0. N. HOW ONE NATIONAL FOREST IS PROTECTED. 1968. AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:599-600, OCT. 1911,

VIEW ON CONVERTING THE NORTH CASCADES FROM NATIONAL FIRE CONTROL IN PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST, CALIFORNIA. FOREST TO NATIONAL PARK. 5608. ROGERS, JAMES P. THE BATTLE FOR PUBLIC TIMBER: 5591. ROBERTS, CHARLES G.D. THE SCOURGE OF THE FOREST. THE CONTROVERSY IS FLARING ANEW OVER THE OCREGONI & OUTLOOK 80:871 -875. AUG. 5,1905. CIALIFORNIA) LANDS... AMERICAN FORESTS 61 :8-12, 42-44. JULY 1955. ARTICLE ON FOREST FIRES. FICTION. DISCUSSION, ISSUE OF 61:4, SEPT. 1955; 61:30, SEPT. 5592. ROBERTS, N. K. ECONOMIC FOUNDATIONS FOR GRAZING USE FEES 1955; AND 61:31, 48-49, NOV.1955. ON PUBLIC LANDS. JOURNAL OF FARM ECONOMICS 45:721 -731. NOV. 1963. 5609. ROGERS, NELSON S. WHO SHALL REGULATE OUR FORESTS? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:384-387. MAY 1942. 5593. ROBERTS, PAUL H. THE ADMINSTRATION OF EMERGENCY PROJECTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. 5610. ROHAN, BENJAMIN J. OUR FORESTS: A NATIONAL PROBLEM. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1952. 23 PP. APPLETON, WIS. :CC. NELSON PUBLISHING CO., 1929. 187 PP., ILLUS. DIAGRMS. GRAPHS, MAPS, INDEX. 25. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1903. 14 Pp.

A PART OF THE EXPLORATORY SCIENCE SERIES. WRITTEN SEE Pp. 4-8 FOR ROOSEVELT'S ARTICLE,''FORESTRY AND FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION. FORESTERS''; PP. 8-11 FOR, ''THE EXHAUSTION OF THE LUMBER SUPPLY'', BY R.L. MCCORMICK; AND PP. 11-14 FOR 5611. ROLLINS, FRANKLIN W. A FOREST RESERVATION POLICY FOR THE GIFFORD PINCHOT'S ARTICLE, ''THE LUMBERMAN AND THE EAST. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:25-27, JAN.1906, FORESTER''.

5612. ROLLINS, FRANKLIN W. A FOREST RESERVE IN THE WHITE 5627. ROSE, ALBERT 0. FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN. AMERICAN FORESTS MOUNTAINS: REASONS WHY THE EAST AS WELL AS THE WEST 44:246-249, 286-288. JUNE 1938. SHOULD HAVE FOREST RESERVATIONS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 11:512-516. NOV. 1905. 5628. ROSE, PHILIP S. COMMENTS OF AN EASTERN EDITOR ON FOREST GRAZING QUESTION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 19:20. 5613. ROLl-WHEELER, FRANCIS W. THE BOY WITH THE UNITED STATES APR.1929. FORESTERS. BOSTON, MASS.: LATHROP, LEE AND SHEPARD CO., 1910. 317 PP.,ILLUS. 5629. ROSECRANS, W. S. LOGGING IN RECREATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:20-22, 56-59. MAY (957. 5614. ROMELL, L. G. HEART'S CONTENT: A PROMISING PRECEDENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:590-592. MAY 1929. 5630. ROSECRANS, W. S. PEOPLE, TREES, AND RECREATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:44-45. 62-63. DEC. 1962. ARTICLE ON THE ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST. 5631. ROSECRANS, W. S. WATER SUPPLY DEPENDS ON FIRE 5615. ROMELL, L. 6. THE IMPORTANCE OF NATURAL AREAS TO PROTECTION. CALIFORNIA CULTIVATOR 70:451, 459. APR. FORESTRY OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED. SCIENCE INS) 21, 1928. 69:660-663. JUNE 28, 1929. 5632. ROSS, CHARLES 6. WITH (WARREN G.) HARDING IN ALASKA. 5616. ROOSEVELT, FRANKLIN D. COMMON SENSE FOR UNCLE SAM TO AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:579-582. OCT. 1923. TAKE CARE OF HIS FOREST... LOUISIANA CONSERVATION REVIEW 3:14, 16. JAN. 1933. 5633. ROSS, CHARLES R. SOME ASPECTS OF FORESTRY PUBLIC RELATIONS IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN BACKHILLS. 5617. ROOSEVELT, FRANKLIN D. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. LOUISIANA JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:916-924. DEC. 1940. CONSERVATION REVIEW 3:2. APR. 1933. 5634. ROSTLUND, ERHARD. THE USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL FOREST: SINCE CREATION OF THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS, MUCH OF THE FOREST IS IN UGLY CONDITION,IT IS NOT STRANGE IF THE COMMON OPINION IS THAT A UTILIZED 5618. ROOSEVELT, PRESIDENT (THEODORE). WILDERNESS RESERVES. FOREST CANNOT BE A BEAUTIFUL FOREST... AMERICAN FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:250-259. JUNE 1904. FORESTS 68:36-37. MAR. 1962.

ARTICLE CONTINUED IN, FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION DISCUSSION BY JOHN N. TAYLOR IN ISSUE 68:2-3, NOV. 10:301-309, JULY 1904. 1962.

5619. ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. THE APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVE: THE 5635. ROTH, BERNHARD A. REMEMBER THE C. C. C. ? SOIL SUBJECT OF A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS BY PRESIDENT CONSERVATION 18:204-206. APR. 1953. (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 8:12-14. JAN. 1902. 5636. ROTH, FILIBERT. ADMINISTRATION OF U. S. FOREST RESERVES. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 8:191-193. MAY 1902. 5620. ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY. NEW YORK: CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS, 1926. 597 PP. ILLUS., ARTICLE CONTINUED IN, FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION APPEN., INDEX. 8:241-244, JUNE 19C2; AND 8:279-282, JULY 1902.

5621. ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. THE FOREST IS THE LIFE OF A NATION. 5637. ROTH, FILIBERT. THE FUTURE OF OUR PUBLIC FOREST LANDS: A AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1905. SUGGESTION FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF THE AMERICAN WASHINGTON, D.C.: H. M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO., 1905. ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. 474 pP. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 8:498-500 DEC. (902.

PP. 3-12. 5638. ROTH, FILIBERT. A SKETCH OF AMERICAN FORESTRY. FOREST LEAVES 18:158-161, AUG. 1922. 5622. ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. FORESTRY AND FORESTERS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1:3-9. MAY (905. 5639. ROTH, H. SOMETHING NEW IN OLD TREES: FOREST OF BRISTLECONE PINES DESIGNATED A NATURAL AREA. 5623. ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. FORESTS VITAL TO OUR WELFARE. THE NATURAL HISTORY 64:322-325. JUNE 1955. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 16:515-516. NOV. 1905,

5640, ROTHERY, J.E. A STUDY OF FOREST TAXATION IN THE PACIFIC FROM AN ADDRESS Al RALEIGH, N. C., OCTOBER 19,1905. NORTHWEST. PORTLAND, OREGON: INDUSTRIAL FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 1952. 47 PP. 5624. ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. THE IMPORTANCE OF PRACTICAL FORESTRY: A CLEAR AND CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE VALUE 5641. ROTHERY, JULIAN E. BUILDING OF THE PAPOOSE TRAIL: A TALE AND AIMS OF SCIENTIFIC FORESTRY AND THE GREAT WORK OF PIONEER DAYS (NAN IDAHO FOREST. AMERICAN BEFORE AMERICAN FORESTERS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION FORESTS 41:571-574, 614-6(5. OCT. 1935. 9:169-172 APR. 1903. 5642. ROTHERY, JULIAN E. A STUDY OF FOREST DEPLETION CHARGES. 5625. ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. TWO GREAT UNDERTAKINGS. THE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:3(5-328, MAR. 1934. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 17:645-647. NOV.1906. 5643. ROTHERY, JULIAN E. VALUES OF WESTERN GRAZING LAND LETTER TO THE CONGRESS OF IRRIGATION ENGINEERS, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:133-135, FEB. 1943. BOISE, IDAHO, SEPTEMBER, 1906. WRITES ON THE DEVELOPMENTS IN IRRIGATION AND FOREST CONSERVATION. 5644. ROTHERY, JULIAN E. WAR EAGLE'S WAR: A STORY OF MOUNTAIN MEN AND HOW A RANGE BATTLE WAS WON AS TOLD BY A 5626. ROOSEVELT, THEODORE, ET AL. FORESTRY AND THE LUMBER FOREST RANGER... AMERICAN FORESTRY 29:643-648, 698. SUPPLY. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., BUR. OF FOR., CIRC. NOV. 1923. 5645. ROTHROCK, J.T. EMINENT DOMAIN AND SOME OF ITS 5663. RUTLEDGE, R. H. THE YULE LOG IS COMING BACK. AMERICAN CONSEQUENCES. FOREST LEAVES 18:69-72. OCT. 1921. FORESTS 40:577. DEC. 1934;

5646. ROTTY, ROLAND. FOREST AND SHELTERBELT PLANTING IN THE 5664. SACKETT, H. S. EFFICIENT WORK OF THE FOREST SERVICE: UNITED STATES-1951. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:605-608. CHICAGO OFFICE AN IMPORTANT ONE-STUDIES TO BETTER THE AUG. 1952. LUMBER INDUSTRY AND TO CONSERVE FORESTS. LUMBER WORLD 10:21 -23. MAY 15,1910. COMPANION ARTICLE IN, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 51:356-358, MAY 1953. COVERS YEAR 1952: CHICAGO OFFICE REFERRED TO WAS THEEARLY FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. 5647. ROTTY, ROLAND: SOME THOUGHTS ON FOREST MANAGEMENT AND THE PRESENT COCONINO MARKING POLICY. JOURNAL OF 5665. SAFETY ENGINEERING. TWO-WAY RADIO HELPS FIGHT FOREST FORESTRY 44:962-964. NOV. 1946. FIRES. SAFETY ENGINEERING 99:44. JUNE 1950,

5648. ROWLAND, C. A., JR. ADAPTING ARMY EOUIPMENT TO 5666. SALMON, JOHN A. THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS, FOREST-FIRE FIGHTING. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 1933-1942: A NEW DEAL CASE STUDY. DURHAM, NC.: 67:437-441. JULY 1945. DUKE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1967. 240 PP., BIBLIO., INDEX.

CHOCTAWHATCHEE NATIONAL FOREST. 5667. SAMPSON, A.M. OUR GRAZING LANDS: THE APPLICATION OF SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT TO FORAGE AREAS INSURES A 5649. RUDOLF, PAUL 0. SILVICULTURE FOR RECREATION AREA MUCH-NEEDED IMPROVEMENT. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 65:385-390. JUNE 10:5-6. FEB; 1924. 1967. 5668. SAMPSON, ARTHUR W. BASIC RESEARCH IN FORESTRY. THE 5650. RUE, JOHN 0. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FOREST PRODUCTS CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 16:19, 29. APR. 1930. RESEARCH IN RELATION TO FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 24:237-242. MAR.1926. 5669. SAMPSON, ARTHUR W. GRAZING, RECREATION, AND GAME IN THE FORESTS: ULTIMATELY, THE GREATEST VALUE OF OUR 5651. RUFFNER, MARY W. CALL OF THE WILDERNESS: WILD FORESTS FORESTS IS PROBABLY IN THEIR INDIRECT INFLUENCES... AND GREAT SILENT PEAK'S OF COLORADO'S LAST FRONTIER THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 12:5, 27-28. MAR. 1926. LURE THE PIONEERING TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:552-557, 572-573. DEC. 1938. 5670. SAMPSON, ARTHUR W. GREAT BASIN EXPERIMENT STATION. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 8:19-21. APR. 1918. 5652. RULE, EDWIN R. INCIDENT NEAR DIRTY SHIRT PEAK: THIS IS A RAW AND PENETRATING ACCOUNT OF A FIGHT AGAINST 5671. SAMSON, NELSON T. FILMS AND FILMSTRIPS ON FORESTRY. FIRE... AMERICAN FORESTS 58:10-12, 38, 40-41. AUG. STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE COLLEGE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY, 1952. BULL.17. NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS. STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE COLLEGE, 1965. 83 PP. FIRE IN THE PIUTE RANGE, CALIFORNIA. 5672. SANBORN, WILLIAM B. THE GILA CLIFF DWELLINGS. NATURAL 5653. RUMSEY, FAYE. DIRECTORY OF WORKERS IN THE ECONOMICS OF HISTORY 61 :420-423. NOV. 1952. FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 64:283-304. APR. 1966. 5673. SAND, N. H. REVOLUTION IN TIMBER CRUISING. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:32-34, 66-67. APR. 1957. 5654. RUSH, WILLIAM. WHAT IS TO BECOME OF OUR NORTHERN ELK HERD? AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 35:93-95, COMMENTS OF POINT-SAMPLING THEORY DEVELOPED BY L.R. 125-126. FEB. 1929'. GROSENBAUGH OF THE SOUTHERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 5655. RUTHERFORD, GLENN 0. THE SAGA OF THE RED RIVER GORGE. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:20-23. FEB. 1972. 5674. SANTA BARBARA (CALIFORNIA) PRESS. WATER SUPPLY AND FORESTRY, THE FORESTER 5:116. MAY 1899. THE RED RIVER GORGE IS ON THE DANIEL BOONE NATIONAL FOREST. REPRINT OF AN EDITORIAL FROM THE SANTA BARBARA (CALIF.), PRESS. 5656. RUTHERFORD, R. M. PITTMAN-ROBERTSON CONTRIBUTIONS TO FOREST GAME RESTORATION AND MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF 5675. SARGENT, E. FRED.(MRS.). RANGER'S CORNER: A TRAP IS FORESTRY 44:419-423. JUNE 1946. BAITED. AMERICAN FORESTS 44:126, MAR. 1938.

5657. RUTLEDGE, R. H. BEATING FIRE IN THE ROCKIES. AMERICAN 5676. SATURDAY EVENING POST. CHALLENGE OF THE FOREST. FORESTS 42:24-26, 43. JAN. 1936. SATURDAY EVENING POST 205:22. JUNE 10,1933,

5658. RUTLEDGE, R. H. C. C. C. WORK ON GRAZING DISTRICT LANDS. EDITORIAL COMMENT ON THE COPELAND REPORT. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 32:13-15. OCT. 1942. 5677. SATURDAY EVENING POST. DOES THE PUBLIC WANT IT? 5659. RUTLEDGE, R. H. DUTIES OF WARDENS AND PATROLMEN. THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 198:42. JAN. 9,1926. TIMBERMAN 20:83-84. OCT. 1, 1919. EDITORIAL ON REDWOOD FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA. 5660. RUTLEDGE, R. H. FARM PASTURE AND THE SUMMER RANGE PROBLEII:...ECONOMIC STUDIES BY THE FOREST SERVICE 5678. SAUCHELLI, VINCENT. AG CHEMS FERTILIZER VIEWS AND NEWS. SHOW THAT FARM FLOCKS, RUN ON SUMMER FARM PASTURES AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 24:55-56. JAN. 1969. ARE GENERALLY MORE PROFITABLE THAN RANGE SHEEP. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 27:29-30. APR. 1937. CHEMICALS CALLED TO THE FIRE LINE.

5661. RUTLEDGE, R. H. GAME ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS: THE POLICY 5679. SAUNDERSON, MONT H. ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIPS OF PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE IN GAME LANDS AND PRIVATELY OWNED GRAZING LANDS IN THE PROTECTION... THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 19:17-19, WESTERN STATES. JOURNAL OF FARM ECONOMICS 44, 46. JULY 1929. 20:841-853. NOV. 1938.

5662. RUTLEDGE, R. H. MANAGEMENT OF IDAHO WILD LANDS. 5680, SAUNDERSON, MONT H., AND VARNER,I. BETTER RETURNS FROM JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:578-583, JUNE 1937. BETTER RANGE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 33:20. JAN. 1943. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:598-602. MAY 1934,

5681. SAVIDGE, CLARK V. EXCHANGE OF FEDERAL AND STATE LANDS. WITH EDITORIAL COMMENT, PP. 602-603. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 28:34. SEPT. 1, 1915. 5697. SCHOENFELD, SHERYL S. EVALUATING SOME ASPECTS OF 5682. SAWYER, ROBERT W. THE WHOLE STORY: NOT SUPPORTED BY VIISITOR) I(NFORMATION) SIERVICE) ACTIVITIES IN THE FACTS, ' SAYS A WESTERN EDITOR OF ARGUMENTS THAT NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:281 -284. EXTENSIVE FEDERAL LAND OWNERSHIP IS BRINGING ONLY MAY 1971 BURDENS-NO BENEFITS-TO STATES. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:10-12, 39. MAR. 1953. 5698. SCHOOL REVIEW. APPRAISING THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS, SCHOOL REVIEW 43:485-489. SEPT. 1935. 5683. SAX, JOSEPH L. DEFENDING THE ENVIRONMENT: A STRATEGY FOR CITIZEN ACTION. NEW YORK: ALFRED A. KNOPF, 1971. EDITORIAL. 252 PP., INDEX. 5699. SCHRECK, ROBERT G. RECREATION ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN SOME MENTION OF LEGAL DECISIONS INVOLVING THE U.S. THE LAKE STATES. THE AMES FORESTER 10:15-22. 1922. FOREST SERVICE. 5700. SCHRECK, ROBERT G. TIMBER SALE POLICY, SUPERIOR NATIONAL 5684. SAY, HAROLD B., AND BASER, NORT. THEY PLAN BY THE FOREST, MINNESOTA. MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE CENTURY: COMMUNITY SECURITY, MAXIMUM UTILIZATION, AND FORESTRY CLUB, ANNUAL 4:7-9. 1919. FORESTS FOREVER IN WESTERN OREGON... AMERICAN FORESTS 58:27-34. FEB. 1952. 5701. SCHROEDER, GEORGE H. THE ART AND SCIENCE OF PROTECTING FOREST LANDS FROM FIRE. CORVALLIS, ORE.: OIREGON) 5685. SAYERS, WILSON B. THE CHANGING LAND OWNERSHIP PATTERN IN S(TATE) C(OLLEGE) COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, 1938.184 THE UNITED STATES. FOREST HISTORY 9:2-9. JULY 1965. PP.,ILLUS.

5686. SAYLOR, JOHN P. THE TWO ARTICLES WHICH FOLLOWS ARE 5702. SCHROEDER, GEORGE H. THE PROGRESSIVE METHOD OF FOREST ADOPTIONS.. FROM STATEMENTS MADE ON THE FLOOR OF THE FIRE CONTROL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:11-14. JAN. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ON CONSIDERATION OF THE 1942. WILDERNESS BILL A(S) REPORTED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD FOR JULY 30,1964: WHAT THE WILDERNESS ACT 5703. SCHULZE, N. C. GUARD SCHOOL ON THE KOOTENAI NATIONAL DOES. THE LIVING WILDERNESS 86:9 11-12. FOREST. THE AMES FORESTER 14:63-65. 1926. SPRING-SUMMER 1964. 5704. SCHURZ, CARL. THE FORESTRY PROBLEM. HARPER'S WEEKLY SEE, ALSO, COMPANION ARTICLE BY WAYNE U. ASPENWALL, 41:379. APR. 17, 1897. PP. 6-9. 5705. SCHURZ, CARL. NEED OF A RATIONAL FOREST POLICY IN THE 5687. SCAMMON, E.G. FORESTS: PRIVATE OWNERSHIP AND UNITED STATES: ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE AMERICAN CONSERVATION. MINNEAPOLIS, IIINN, :THE AUTHOR P1, FORESTRY ASSOCIATION AND THE PENNSYLVANIA FORESTRY 1915. 22 PP., ILLUS. ASSOCIATION AT HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILDELPHIA, OCTOBER (5,(889. PHILADELPHIA, PENN.: AMERICAN 5688. SCHENCK, CARL A. THE BILTMORE STORY: RECOLLECTIONS OF FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 1889.12 PP. THE BEGINNING OF FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES. ST. PAUL, MINN. :AMERICAN FOREST HISTORY FOUNDATION, A COPY (S DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1955. 224 PP., ILLUS., LIBRARY, INDEX. 5706. SCHWARZ, C. FREDERICK. A SUGGESTION REGARDING THE 5689. SCHENCK, CARL A. FOREST POLICY. 2D ED. REV. 8 ENG. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVES. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION DARMSTADT, (GERMANY?): C.F. WINTER, 1911, 168 PP., 11:287-289. JUNE 1905. TABLES,INDEX. 5707. SCIENCE DIGEST. ROBOT FIRE WATCHER. SCIENCE DIGEST 5690. SCHENCK, CARL A. LECTURES ON FORESTRY POLICY. 36:93-94. JULY 1954. BILTIORE, N.C. :BILTMORE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY C'), 1905. 160 PP. TELEVISION UTILIZED TO SPOT FOREST FIRES.

PART 1. FOREST POLICY. PART 2. FORESTRY CONDITIONS IN 5708. SCIENCE ILLUSTRATED. HELICOPTER FIREMEN. SCIENCE THE UNITED STATES 108 PP. (1904). ILLUSTRATED 1:48-49. SEPT. 1946.

5691. SCHENCK, CARL A. POLICY AND LEGISLATION. JOURNAL OF 5709. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. ''BLITZKRIEG'' PLAN ADOPTED BY U. FORESTRY 28:379-380. MAR. 1930. S. FOREST SERVICE. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 36:245. OCT. 14, 1939. 5692. SCHIFF, ASHLEY L. FIRE AND WATER: SCIENTIFIC HERESY IN THE FOREST SERVICE. CAMBRIDGE, MASS.: HARVARD 5710. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. ' 'GOOP' 'NOW REDUCING FOREST FIRE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1962. 225 PP. INDEX, HAZARD. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 49:149. MAR. 9, 1946.

5693. SCHLAPFER, TED. FORESTRY'S CHANGING ECONOMIC PYROGEL USED IN CONTROLLED FIRES FOLLOWING LOGGING ENVIRONMENT, DETAILING THE PROBLEMS: GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS. PROBLEMS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:140-141, MAR. 1970. 57)1. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. BOMBS TO PHOTOGRAPHS: VETERANS COULD CARRY OUT VARIOUS PROGRAMS IN FORESTRY. 5694. SCHMITZ, HENRY. ''TO WHOM THE NATION OWES MUCH''. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 47:76. FEB. 3, 1945. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:563-565. AUG. 1945. 5712. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FERTILIZER FIGHTS FIRE NEAR SAN GIFFORD PINCHOT. BERNARDINO. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 86:88. AUG. 8, 1964. 5695. SCHMITZ, HENRY. FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN RELATION TO THE PROFESSIONS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 5713. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FEWER FIRES BURN OUT MORE ACREAGE. 39:427-433. MAY 194). SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 69:88. FEB.II, 1956.

5696. SCHMITZ, HENRY. A RESEARCH FORESTER LOOKS AT HIS JOB. 5714. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FIRE FIGHTERS NEEDED: MACHINERY WHICH WILL OPERATE EFFECTIVELY IN FORESTS IS 5733. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. STOP LIGHTING FIRES: CLOUD SEEDING ESSENTIAL. BARRIER MAKERS, TANKER UNITS TO REPLACE WILL BE TRIED AS METHOD OF HALTING FOREST FiRES IN HAND LABOR REQUIREMENTS FOR FOREST FIRE CONTROL. SOUTHWEST THIS SUMMER. KNOWN AS PROJECT SKYFIRE, THE SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 58:380. DEC. 9,1950. PROGRAM IS COOPERATIVE VENTURE. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 69:342. JUNE 2, 1956. 5715. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FIRE HAZARD IN SOUTHEAST. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 66:268. OCT. 23,1954. 5734. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. SUSPECT JOBLESS SET FIRES.

SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 68:223. OCT. I, 1955. ILLUSTRATION, P. 257. 5735. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. TIMBER MONEY TO GO TO SCHOOLS AND 5716. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FIRE LAB DEDICATED. SCIENCE NEWS ROADS. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 70:376. DEC. 15, 1956. LETTER 76:320. NOV.14, 1959.

5736. SCIENCE. '' . . CHANGES IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN 5717. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FIRE LOOKOUTS TO HELP MAKE ECLIPSE MONTANA, ARIZONA, NEVADA, UTAH AND CALIFORNIA THROUGH OBSERVATION. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 47:373. JUNE 16, PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATIONS...'' SCIENCE INS) 36:15. 1945. JULY 5, 1912.

SAME, SCIENCE INS) 101:10 (SUP), JUNE 29,1945. 5737. SCIENCE. ADMINISTRATION OF THE ALASKA FORESTS. SCIENCE INS) 53:86-87. JAN. 28, 1921. 5718. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FIRE WEATHER FORECASTS. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 62:52. JULY 26, 1952. 5738. SCIENCE. BOUNDARIES OF NATIONAL FORESTS. SCIENCE INS) 84:34-35. JULY 10 1936. 5719. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FOREST CONSERVATION AS AN INTERNATIONAL PLAN. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 48:219. 5739. SCIENCE. COMBATING FOREST FIRES. SCIENCE INS) 92:9 OCT. 6,1945. (SUP). JULY 19,1940.

5720. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FOREST FIRE AREA IN 1949 EQUALS 5740. SCIENCE. CONFERENCE ON CONSERVATION OF NATURAL THAT OF FIVE STATES. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 57:374. RESOURCES. SCIENCE INS) 27:867-869. MAY 29, 1908. JUNE 17, 1950. REFERS TO GOVERNORS' WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE, 1908. 5721. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FOREST FIRE DANGER RISES: MORE BLAZES IN 1958. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 74:212. OCT. 4, 5741. SCIENCE. CONSERVATION BILL FACES TEST IN 1958. SENATE-COMMITTEE ASKS WHETHER WE NEED THE ''TONIC OF THE WILDERNESS''. SCIENCE INS) 129:1346-1347. MAY 5722. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FOREST FIRE SITUATION CONSIDERED 15, 1959. VERY DANGEROUS. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 36:89. AUG. 5, 1939. 5742. SCIENCE. CONSOLIDATION OF NATIONAL FORESTS IN ARIZONA. SCIENCE )NS) 80:240-241. SEPT. 14, 1934. 5723. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FOREST SERVICE PREPARES FOR WORST FIRE SEASON IN YEARS: CONDITIONS WORSE THAN SINCE TUSAYAN NATIONAL FOREST INCORPORATED INTO KAIBAB 1934; FIRE FIGHTERS EXPERIMENTING WITH PARACHUTISTS NATIONAL FOREST, DROPPED IN FIRES. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 38:36, JULY 20, 1940. 5743. SCIENCE. THE CONTROL OF FOREST FIRES. SCIENCE INS) 84:367, OCT. 23, 1936. 5724. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. FRUSTRATED FOREST FOLK SET FIRES FOR EXCITEMENT. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 38:36. JULY 29, COMMENTS ON FIRE WEATHER RESEARCH. 1940. 5744. SCIENCE. CREATION OF THE CALAVERAS NATIONAL FOREST 5725. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. GRAVE FOREST FIRE MENACE FACES NEW SCIENCE )NS) 29:452, MAR.19, 1909. ENGLAND: HURRICANE TORE DOWN SEVERAL BILLION FEET OF TIMBER... SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 34:229. OCT. 8, 1938. 5745. SCIENCE. THE ENLARGED PROGRAM OF FOREST RESEARCH. SCIENCE )NS) 67:548-549. JUNE 1,1928. 5726. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. HOLD HEARING ON REVISED SENATE WILDERNESS BILL. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 75:200. MAR. 5746. SCIENCE. ENLARGEMENT OF THE LABORATORY STAFF OF THE U. 28, 1959. S. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. SCIENCE )NS) 98:489. DEC. 3,1943. 5727. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. HOPE FOR WILDERNESS BILL. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 81 :322. MAY 26, 1962. 5747. SCIENCE. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A FOREST SHELTER BELT. SCIENCE (NS) 80:9). JUNE 27, 1934. 5728. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. KEEP DOWN FOREST FIRES AS AID IN WINNING WAR. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 42:89. AUG. 8, 5748. SCIENCE. EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS ESTABLISHED IN MINNESOTA. 1942. SCIENCE )NS) 75:578-579. JUNE 3,1932.

5729. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. OVER 8.8 MILLION ACRES OF FOREST 5749. SCIENCE. THE FEDERAL FOREST HOLDINGS IN THE EAST. LOST IN 1954. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 68:24. JULY 9, SCIENCE INS) 79:335. APR. 13, 1934. 1955. 5750. SCIENCE. FIELD OFFICE FOR THE SHELTERBELT PROJECT. 5730. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. PROJECT SKYFIRE AIMED AT STOPPING SCIENCE )NS) 80:180. AUG. 24, 1934. LIGHTNING FIRES. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 71:373. JUNE 15, 1957. CENTRAL OFFICE ESTABLISHED AT LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.

5731. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. PROXIMITY FUSE TESTED IN BOMBING 5751, SCIENCE. FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC MEN AT THE U. S. FOREST

FOREST FIRES. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 52:88. AUG. 9, PRODUCTS LABORATORY. SCIENCE INS) 68:562. DEC. 7, 1947. 1928.

5732. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER. SPOTTING FOREST FIRES: MEN WITH 5752. SCIENCE. FOREIGN WORKERS AT THE U. S. FOREST PRODUCTS EXCEPTIONAL EYESIGHT CAN SEE.. SMOKE.. AT DISTANCE OF LABORATORY. SCIENCE )NS) 65:567. JUNE 10,1927. NEARLY 16 MILES. FOUR MILES GAINED BY HAZE CUTTER. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 53:357. MAY 22, 1948. 5753. SCIENCE. FOREST BATTALIONS FOR SERVICE IN FRANCE. SCIENCE (NS) 46:306-307. SEPT. 28, 19(7. SAME ARTICLE MAY BE FOUND IN, SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 5773. SCIENCE. THE LAWRENCE HOPKINS MEMORIAL EXPERIMENTAL 5:477, NOV. 1917. FOREST. SCIENCE INS) 82:433. NOV. 8,1935.

5754. SCIENCE. A FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION AT ASHEVILLE, NORTH 5774. SCIENCE. MARKETS FOR NEW ENGLAND'S HURRICANE-FELLED CAROLINA. SCIENCE INS) 54:404-405. OCT. 28, 1921. TIMBER. SCIENCE )N5) 89:11 (SUP.). MAR. 17, 1939.

5755. SCIENCE. FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS. SCIENCE INS) 5775. SCIENCE. THE MONONGAHELA NATIONAL FOREST. SCIENCE INS) 54:599. DEC. 16, 1921. 73:60-61. JAN. 16,1931.

5756. SCIENCE. FOREST FIRE PROTECTION. SCIENCE INS) 95:295. 5776. SCIENCE. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF ALASKA. SCIENCE INS) MAR. 20, 1942. 70:276-277. SEPT. 20 1929.

AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION URGES FOREST FIRE 5777. SCIENCE. THE NATIONAL FORESTS. SCIENCE INS) PROTECTION BE PUT ON A WAR-TIME BASIS. 42:278-281. AUG. 27,1915.

5757. SCIENCE. FOREST FIRES. SCIENCE INS) 92:8-9 ISUPI. JULY 5778. SCIENCE. NATIONAL POLICY OF FOREST PRESERVATION. 26, 1940. SCIENCE INS) 49:584-585. JUNE 20,1919.

5758. SCIENCE. THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY OF THE FOREST 5779. SCIENCE. THE NEW ALLEGHENY FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. SERVICE. SCIENCE INS) 68:246. SEPT. 14,1928. SCIENCE INS) 66:646-647, DEC. 30, 1927.

5759. SCIENCE. THE FOREST RESEARCH COUNCIL. SCIENCE INS) 5780. SCIENCE. THE NEW BUREAU OF FORESTRY. SCIENCE INS) 59:332-333. APR. 11,1924. 14:115-1)6. JULY 19, 190).

5760. SCIENCE. FOREST RESEARCH COUNCILS. SCIENCE INS) 5781. SCIENCE. NEW NATIONAL FOREST. SCIENCE INS) 73:232. 61 :307. MAR. 20,1925. FEB. 27, 1931.

5761 SCIENCE. FOREST RESERVE PROGRAM. SCIENCE INS) 130:258. HIAWATHA NATIONAL FOREST ESTABLISHED. JULY 31, 1959. 5782. SCIENCE. PENNSYLVANIA'S PRIMEVAL FOREST. SCIENCE INS) SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS PROMOTES ESTABLISHMENT 81:146-147. FEB. 8, 1935. OF EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS. REFERS TO THE TIONESTA EXPERIMENTAL FOREST. 5762. SCIENCE. THE FOREST SERVICE AND HIGHWAY COMMISSIONS. SCIENCE (NSI 73:441. APR. 24 1931. 5783. SCIENCE. PROBLEMS OF FOREST OWNERSHIP. SCIENCE INS) 90:12ISUP.I. DEC. 1,1939. FOREST SERVICE WANTS FULL COOPERATION WITH HIGHWAY COMMISSIONS IN PRESERVATION OF ROADSIDE AND OTHER 5784. SCIENCE. PROGRAM OF THE NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION NATURAL SCENERY. COMMISSION. SCIENCE INS) 79:583-584. JUNE 29, 1934.

5763. SCIENCE. THE FOREST SURVEY. SCIENCE INS) 71:210-21). 5785. SCIENCE. PROTECTION AGAINST FOREST FIRES. SCIENCE INS) 1930. FEB. 21, 95:450. MAY 1 1942.

FOREST SERVICE LAUNCHES NATION WIDE FOREST SURVEY. AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION URGES INCREASED FOREST PROTECTION FOR NATIONS FORESTS. 5764. SCIENCE. FORESTRY LEGISLATION BY THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. SCIENCE INS) 53:69-70. JAN. 21,1921. 5786. SCIENCE. RECEIPTS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. SCIENCE INS) 80:199-200. AUG. 31,1934. 5765. SCIENCE. FORESTRY LEGISLATION. SCIENCE INS) 54:188. SEPT. 2,1921. FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,1934.

5766. SCIENCE. FORESTS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. SCIENCE 5787. SCIENCE. REFORESTATION DURING 1929. SCIENCE INS)

INS) 88:250-251. SEPT. 16, 1938. 72:109. AUG. 1 1930.

PACIFC NORTHWEST PLANNING COMMISSION URGES IMMEDIATE 5788. SCIENCE. REFORESTATION IN THE OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST. AND GENERAL ADOPTION OF A PROGRAM OF SUSTAINED YIELD SCIENCE INS) 29:995-996. JUNE 25,1909. MANAGEMENT. 5789. SCIENCE. REORGANIZATION OF THE WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS 5767. SCIENCE. GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED FOREST LANDS. SCIENCE OF THE FOREST SERVICE. SCIENCE INS) 82:564-565. INS) 75:659. JUNE 24, 1932. DEC.13,1935.

TIMBER CONSERVATION BOARD RECOMMENDS MERGING OF ALL 5790. SCIENCE, RESEARCH RESERVES IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AGENCIES WHO MANAGE GOVERNMENT FOREST LANDS INTO A SCIENCE INS) 69:538. MAY 24, 1929. SINGLE DEPARTMENT. 5791. SCIENCE. RESERVATION BY THE U. S. FOREST SERVICE OF A 5768. SCENCE. GOVERNMENT TIMBER TESTS. SCIENCE 18:267-268. VIRGIN HEMLOCK-BEECH FOREST. SCIENCE INS) NOV. 13,1891. 92:347-348. OCT. 18,1940.

5769. SCIENCE. IDLE TIMBER LAND. SCIENCE INS) 63:12, 14 REFERS TO THE RESERVATION OF THE TIONESTA (SUP.). FEB. 19,1926. EXPERIMENTAL FOREST IN THE ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST.

5770. SCIENCE. INCREASE OF NATIONAL FOREST UNITS. SCIENCE 5792. SCIENCE. THE ROBOT LOOKOUT FOR FOREST FIRES. SCIENCE INS) 69:392-393. APR. 12,1929. INS) 91:7 ISUP). JUNE 28,1940.

577). SCIENCE. THE LAKE STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 5793. SCIENCE. SHENANDOAH NATIONAL FOREST RENAMED. SCIENCE SCIENCE INS) 58:200. SEPT.14, 1923. INS) 76:322. OCT. 7 1932.

5772. SCIENCE. LAND FOR FOREST RESERVATIONS. SCIENCE INS) BECOMES THE GEORGE WASHINGTON NATIONAL FOREST. 70:494-495. NOV. 22, 1929. 5794. SCIENCE. A SOUTHERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. SCIENCE INS) 54:487. NOV. 18, 1921. 5814. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. PLANTING FORESTS ON THE NATIONAL RESERVES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 5795. SCIENCE. SPRING FOREST FIRES. SCIENCE INS) 89:9 (SUP). 61:25322. APR. 14,1906. JUNE 16, 1939. 5815. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. A PORTO (SIC) RICO 5796. SCIENCE. THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. SCIENCE INS) FOREST RESERVE. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 108:258-259. SEPT. 3, 1948. 59:24295-24296. JAN. 21,1905.

5797. SCIENCE. VIRGIN FOREST LANDS OF THE UNITED STATES. LUOUILLO FOREST RESERVE SCIENCE INS) 73:334-335. MAR. 27, 1931. 5816. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. SCIENTIFIC INCENDIARISM: 5798. SCIENCE. THE VIRGIN PORT ORFORD CEDAR TRACT RESERVATION. INGENUITY APPLIED TO EVIL PURPOSES. SCIENTIFIC SCIENCE INS) 87:8-9. JAN. 7, 1938. AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 74:389-390. DEC. 21, 1912.

THIS RESERVED AREA 'NCLUDED IN THE SISKIYOU NATIONAL 5817. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. THE SIERRA NEVADA.

FOREST. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 53:21882. MAR. 1, 1902. 5799. SCIENCE. WARTIME WORK OF THE FOREST SERVICE. SCIENCE INS) 46:632-633. DEC. 28, 1917. SUMMARY OF U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORT.

5800. SCIENCE. WESTERN FOREST FIRES. SCIENCE INS) 5818. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. THE STANDING TIMBER IN 70:252-253. SEPT.13, 1929. THE UNITED STATES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 66:298-299. NOV. 7,1908.

5801. SCIENCE. WORK IN FORESTRY. SCIENCE INS) 61:14. JAN. 2 1925. 5819. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. THE USE OF NATIONAL FORESTS FOR RECREATION. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 5802. SCIENCE. WORK OF THE NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT SUPPLEMENT 70:221. OCT.I, 1910. STATION. SCIENCE INS) 61 :462-463. MAY 1,1925. 5820. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. WHAT FORESTRY HAS DONE: 5803. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. THE CASCADE RANGE. THE NEED OF THE PRESERVATION OF OUR TIMBER SUPPLY. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 53:21882. MAR. 1, SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 65:251. APR. 18,1908. 1902. 582). SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. WHAT THE DESTRUCTION OF SUMMARY OF REPORT BY THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. FORESTS MEANS IN THE FAR WEST. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 66:102, AUG. 15,1908. 5804. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. FOREST FIRE PREVENTION: EFFORTS OF. RAILWAY COMPANY TO PREVENT IGNITION BY 5822. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. BREEDING BETTER TREES. SCIENTIFIC LOCOMOTIVE SPARKS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT AMERICAN 150:252-253. MAY 1934. 77:336. MAY 23, 1914. 5823. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. CONSERVATION IS LEGAL. SCIENTIFIC 5805. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. FOREST FIRES 11913), AMERICAN 182:30. JAN. 1950. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 77:175. MAR. 14,1914. VARIOUS STATES HAVE FOREST CONSERVATION LAWS LIMITING 5806. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. FOREST FIRES. THE CUTTING OF TIMBERLANDS AND REOUIRING SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 49:20181-20)82. FEB. REFORESTATION. 17, 1900. 5824. SCIENflFIC AMERICAN. CONSERVATIVE CONSERVATION. 5807. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. FOREST PRODUCTS OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 103:210. SEPT. 17,1910. UNITED STATES: THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF OUR TREES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 75:14-16. JAN. 4, 5825. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. FIGHTING FOREST FIRES FROM THE 1913. SKIES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 121:115. AUG. 2, 1919

5808. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. FORESTRY IN SAND HILLS. 5826. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. FIRE CONTROL IN THE NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 54:22346. SEPT. 20, FORESTS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 102:421, 427. MAY 1902. 21, 1910.

5809. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. THE GOVERNMENT AND OUR 5827. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. FIRE-TRENCH DIGGER DOES WORK OF NATIONAL TIMBER: A DEFENSE OF THE PRESENT POLICY. MANY MEN. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 162:32. JAN. 1940. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 75:126-127. FEB. 22, 1913. 5828. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. FOREST FIRE FIGHTING: CONSTRUCTION OF A 115 FOOT WATCH-TOWER WITH LIMITED EQUIPMENT. 5810. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. LUMBERING IN FOREST SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 111:405. NOV. 14,1914, RESERVES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 59:24311-24312. JAN. 28,1905. SITGREAVES NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZONA.

581). SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. MOUNT RAINIER. 5829. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. FOREST FIRES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 53:2)882. MAR 1, INS) 103:359. NOV. 5,1910. 1902. 5830. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. FOREST FIRES: GREATLY REDUCED IN SUMMARY OF REPORT OF U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. PROTECTED AREAS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 166:202. APR. 1942. 5812. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. OLYMPIC FOREST RESERVE. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 53:21882-21883. MAR. 5831. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. FOREST PRESERVATION. SCIENTIFIC 1, 1902. AMERICAN INS) 82:393-394. JUNE 23, 1900.

SUMMARY OF THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORT. 5832. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. FORESTRY AS A SCIENCE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 75:175. AUG. 22, 1896. 5813. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT. OUR NATIONAL FORESTS: THEIR VALUE, MANAGEMENT AND NEEDS. SCIENTiFIC 5833. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. FORESTS IN RELATION TO CLIMATE AND AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 75:90-91. FEB. 8,1913. FLOODS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 103:334. OCT. 29, 1910. USE AND ADOPTION.

5834. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. THE GOVERNMENT TESTS OF THE 5854. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. WHERE THE FOREST MEETS THE STRENGTH OF TIMBER. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 74:194-195. LABORATORY. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 139:36-37. JULY MAR. 28, 1896. 1928.

5835. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. THE GOVERNMENT TIMBER TESTS. REFERS TO THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 65:209. OCT. 3,1891. 5855. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. THE WORK OF THE U. S. FORESTER. 5836. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. HISTORIC FOREST FIRES. SCIENTIFIC SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN )NS) 82:292. MAY 12,1900. AMERICAN )NS) 91:23. JULY 9, 1904. 5856. SCOTT, CHARLES A. FORESTING THE NEBRASKA SAND-HILLS: 5837. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. HOW FOREST FIRES ARE DISCOVERED AND NOTES ON THE PROGRESS OF THE GOVERNMENT WORK IN THE REPORTED. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 117:166. SEPT. 1, TREELESS WEST. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 9:454-457. 1917. SEPT. 1903.

5838. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. LEGISLATION TO PREVENT FOREST 5857. SCOTT, CHARLES A. PLANTED PINE IN NEBRASKA: A REPORT FIRES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 99:426. DEC. 12, SHOWING THE SUCCESS OF A PLANTATION STARTED THIRTEEN 1908. YEARS AGO IN THE SAND HILLS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 10:77-79. FEB. 1904. 5839. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. THE NATIONAL FORESTS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 76:186. MAR. 20, 1897. 5858. SCOTT, JAMES E. FORESTS AS NATIONAL PLAYGROUNDS: HOW THE GROWING DEMANDS OF OUTDOOR RECREATION WILL BE SERVED 5840. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. NEW FOREST RESERVES CREATED. BY NATIONAL FORESTS CLOSE TO OUR CENTERS OF SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 97:413. DEC. 7,1907. POPULATION. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31:25-28, 52, 54. JAN, 1925. 5841. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. NEW INFORMATION ON FOREST FIRES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 107:560. DEC. 28,1912. 5859. SCOTT, JAMES E. OUR APPALACHIAN TIMBER FARMS: UNCLE SAM'S EASTERN WOODLANDS PROVE A BOON TO THE 5842. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. OUR VANISHING TIMBER SUPPLY, VACATIONIST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 101:310. OCT. 30, 1909. 32:335-339, 365. JUNE 1926.

5843. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. PREDICTING FOREST FIRES. RECREATION IN THE SOUTHEASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 132:121. FEB. 1925. 5860. SCOTT, JAMES E. THE RUBY RANGE. AMERICAN FORESTRY ARTICLE ON FIRE WEATHER. 29:528-531. SEPT. 1923.

5844. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. PRESIDENT )THEODORE) ROOSEVELT ON COMMENTS ON THE HUMBOLDT NATIONAL FOREST, NEVADA. THE CONSERVATION OF OUR NATURAL TIESOURCES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN )NS) 98:366. MAY 23, 1908. 5861. SCOTT, JAMES E. WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST. NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTRY COMMISSION, REPT. 5845. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. THE PRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF AMERICAN 1927-1928:114-118. 1928. TIMBERLAND AND ITS MENACE. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 104:322. APR, 1, 1911. 5862. SCOTT, LESLIE M. WHY EAST AND WEST DIFFER ON THE CONSERVATION PROBLEM. THE INDEPENDENT 68:697-699. 5846. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. PROPOSED GOVERNMENT FOREST MAR. 31, 1910. PRESERVES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 97:470. DEC. 28, 1907. 5863. SCRUGHAM, J. G. FEDERAL POLICIES AFFECTING WESTERN LIVE STOCK GRAZING: THE CONVENTION ADDRESS OF J.G. 5847. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. THE PUBLIC FORESTS. SCIENTIFIC SCRUGHAM OF NEVADA. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER AMERICAN 65:36, JULY 18, 1891. 14:32-33. FEB.1924.

5848. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. REFORESTATION-AT LAST) SCIENTIFIC 5864. SEARS, PAUL B. THE GREAT AMERICAN SHELTER-BELT. AMERICAN 149:9. JULY 1933. ECOLOGY 17:683.684. OCT. 1936.

EDITORIAL ON REFORESTATION AND THE CIVILIAN 5865. SEARS, W. L. IMPROVEMENT IN FOREST FIRE SITUATION IN CONSERVATION CORPS. ANGELES FOREST. CALIFORNIA CITROGRAPH 11:42. DEC. 1925. 5849. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. STATE VERSUS FEDERAL CONTROL OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 108:134. 5866. SECOND NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS. RESOLUTIONS OF FEB. 8,1913, THE CONSERVATION CONGRESS. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:597-600. OCT. 1910. 5850. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. STATE VS. NATIONAL CONTROL OF PUBLIC FORESTS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 109:176. 5867. SECREST, EDMUND. FOREST GRAZING. AMERICAN FORESTS & SEPT. 6,1913. FOREST LIFE 30:457-458 470. AUG.1924.

5851. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. STUDY OF FOREST CONDITIONS. 5868. SEIGWORTH, KENNETH J. LET'S APPRAISE THE SITUATION. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 91:59, JULY 23,1904. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:575-577. JUNE 1937.

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PUBLISHES PAPER, ''FOREST COMMENTS ON WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. CONDITIONS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAINS FOREST RESERVES, ARIZONA' 5869. SELIGMAN, EDWIN P. A. ADDRESS. NEW YORK FORESTRY 7:42-46. FEB. 1920. 5852. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. TO LESSEN DAMAGE BY FOREST FIRES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 88:489. JUNE 27,1903. ADDRESS BEFORE THE NEW YORK STATE FORESTRY CONFERENCE. REFERS TO A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. 5853. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. UNCLE SAM'S HIGH PRICED SCHOOL.

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN )NSI 130:400, JUNE 1924. 5870. SEVERANCE, PAUL. . GETTING THE JUMP ON FOREST FIRES, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR WEEKLY MAGAZINE SECTION. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY CONDUCTS SCHOOL ON WOOD AUG. 3,1940. PP, 5,(5. 58:22-24, 46. SEPT. 1952.

5871. SHAMES, LEO, MEASUREMENTS or FOREST FIRE DANGER. SAM HOUSTON NATIONAL FOREST. SCIENCE INS) 88:401-402. OCT. 28, 1938. 5890. SHELFORD, VICTOR E. UNION OF INTERESTS AND MANAGEMENT OF 5872. SHANKLIN, JOHN F, NATURAL AREA PROJECT: AN HISTORICAL NATURAL AREAS. IN,A NATURALIST'S GUIDE TO THE REVIEW OF THE ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE AMERICAS. ED. BY VICTOR E. SHELFORD. BALTIMORE, MD.: (SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS) COMMITTEE ON NATURAL THE WILLIAMS AND WILKINS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1926. AREAS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:873-876. NOV. 1968. 76) PP., TABLES, MAPS, ILLUS., INDEX.

5813. SHANKLIN, JOHN F. El AL. MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC FORESTS. SEE PP. 42-44 AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 1946:138-147. 1941. 5891. SHEPARD, HARVEY N. CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE APPALACHIAN BILL. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:139-142. MAR 5874. SHANTZ, H. L. ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF CONSERVATION. 1908. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:741-741. SEPT. 1941. 5892. SHEPARO, WARD. ''CATS'' AND FOREST FIRES: THE TRACTOR 5875. SHANTZ, H. L. FOREST SERVICE POLICY IN GAME MANAGEMENT. FINDS A NEW FIELD. NATURE MAGAZINE 14:37-40. JULY U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.)?): 1929. U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1936. 8 PP. PROCESSED. 5893. SHEPARD, WARD. THE FOREST PROBLEM. U.S. DEPT. OF A PAPER READ BEFORE THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF FISH AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. FOREST AND GAME COMMISSIONERS, AT SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., SERVICE,(929. 29 PP., GRAPHS, MAPS. JULY 23, 1936. A COPY OF THIS PAPER DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. A COPY OF THIS REPORT DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 5876. SHARP, WILLIAM. THE PRICE OF GRASS: THE STOCKMAN AND THE GRASS OWNER- -THE TRUE RELATION OF GOVERNMENT GRASS TO 5894. SHEPARO, WARD. FORESTRY LEADERSHIP. JOURNAL OF WESTERN AGRICULTURE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER FORESTRY 31:631-633. OCT.1933. 14:13-14. MAR. 1924. EDITORIAL. 5877. SHARPE, GRANT W. THE FORESTER AND OUTDOOR RECREATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:760-763. OCT. 1965. 5895. SHEPARD, WARD. IS SILVICULTURE POSSIBLE IN AMERICA? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:1110-1118. DEC. 1930. ARTICLE DIRECTED TOWARD PRIVATE FORESTERS. INTERESTING AS A CONTRAST TO NATIONAL FOREST SEE, ALSO, ISSUES OF 29:219-224, FEB. 1931; RECREATION MANAGEMENT. 29:384-390, MAR. 1931 FOR CONTINUATION OF ARTICLE.

5878. SHATTUCK, C. H. SOME THINGS A FOREST RANGER SHOULD KNOW. 5896. SHEPARD, WARD. PRIZE ESSAY. COOPERATIVE CONTROL: A AMERICAN FORESTRY 17:224-225. APR. 1911. PROPOSED SOLUTION OF THE FOREST PROBLEM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:113-120. FEB. 1930. 5819. SHATTUCK, C. H. VALUE OF GRAZING MANAGEMENT ON THE CARIBOU NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTRY 5897. SHEPARD, WARD. PUBLIC CONTROL OF DESTRUCTIVE LAND USE. 23:536-538. SEPT. 1917. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:73. FEB. 1935.

5880. SHATTUCK, LOUISE. LET'S GO TO THE GLACIER. AMERICAN COMMENTS ON FOREST CONSERVATION AND THE NATIONAL FORESTS 65:25, 61-62. FEB. 1959. INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT.

TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST, ALASKA. 5898. SHEPARD, WARD. REMNANTS OF WILDERNESS: SHALL ''OPEN SPACES' 'PASS FOREVER? NATURE MAGAZINE 15:29-32. 5881. SHAW, CHARLES L. FORESTERS SOFTEN MULTIPLE USE POSITION. JAN. 1930. FOREST INDUSTRIES 98:25. DEC. 1971. 5899. SHEPARD, WARD. ROAD TO FOREST RECOVERY. AMERICAN 5882. SHAW, ELMER W. A NEW LOOK AT THE SHELTERBELTS. FORESTS 39:298, 336. JULY 1933. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:18-19, 47-49. DEC. 1957. 5900. SHEPARD, WARD. WANTED: DIRT FORESTERS. JOURNAL OF 5883. SHAW, RUTH M. WOMEN AS FOREST WORKERS. THE LIVING FORESTRY 24:623-626. OCT. 1926. WILDERNESS 113:30-31. SPRING 1971. REPLY, ''WHO WANTS DIRT FORESTERS?'', BY P.T. 5884. SHAW, SAMUEL P. FOREST WILDLIFE RESPONSIBILITIES-WHAT'S COOLIDGE IN ISSUE OF 24:945-948, DEC. 1926. OUR PROBLEM? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:270-273. MAY 1970. 5901. SHEPHERD, WELDON 0. HIGHLIGHTS OF FOREST GRAZING RESEARCH IN THE SOUTHEAST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 5885. SHEA, JOHN P. A PSYCHOLOGIST LOOKS AT THE FOREST 50:280-283. APR.1952. SERVICE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:148-150, FEB, 1939. 5902. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. THE CLARKE-MCNARY BILL: ITS DISCUSSION, PP. 150-152. LIMITATIONS AND POSSIBILITIES. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONFERENCE, PROCEEDINGS 7:60-67. 1925. 5886. SHEAR, C. L. THE CONSERVATION OF PUBLIC LANDS. SCIENCE )NS) 83:204-205. FEB. 28, 1936. 5903, SHERMAN, EDWARD A. THE CONSTRUCTIVE SIDE OF LAND EXCHANGE. THE IDAHO FORESTER 12:6-8, 58-59. 1930, 5887. SHEIP, STANLEY S. THE MENACE OF A TREELESS AMERICA. CURRENT HISTORY 24:197-204. MAY 1926. 5904. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. DENUDED VERSUS RESTOCKED LANDS FOR ACQUISITON. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:125-128. FEB. 5888. SHELDON, ADDISON E. SILVER ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEBRASKA 1929. NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 25:1020.1023. DEC. 1927. 5905. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. THE FOREST SERVICE AND THE PRESERVATION OF NATURAL BEAUTY. LANDSCAPE 5889. SHELDON, ROGER. TEXAS BIG THICKET: EVEN TEXANS ARE AWED ARCHITECTURE6:115-119. APR. 1916.

BY THIS 430,000 ACRE LABYRINTH. .. AMERICAN FORESTS 5906. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. THE FORESTS AND OUR FUTURE. FOREST JULY 1907. LEAVES 18:187-192. DEC. 1922. 5926. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK IN A NATIONAL FOREST: CHRISTMAS 5907. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. JUNE ELEVENTH AND THE HOMESTEAD IN SIERRA NORTH. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION HYSTERIA. AMERICAN FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 14:166-169. MAR, 1908. 36:409-411, 461, 480. JULY 1930. 5927. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK IN A NATIONAL FOREST: CONCERNING 5908. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. LAYING THE SPECTER OF INSPECTORS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:520-524. UNCONSTITUTIONALITY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE OCT. 1907. 30:281, 306. MAY 1924. 5928. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK IN A NATIONAL FOREST: HOLDING OVESTIONS CONSTITUTIONALITY OF RIGHT OF GOVERNMENT TO DOWN A MOUNTAIN FIRE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION PURCHASE LANDS FOR FORESTRY PURPOSES. 13:637-647. DEC. 1907.

5909. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. OBJECTIVES OF NATIONAL FOREST 5929. SHINN CHARLES H. WORK IN A NATIONAL FOREST: SHEEP IN ACQUISITION POLICY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:112-116. THE HIGH SIERRAS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION FEB. 1937. 13:590-597. NOV.1907.

DISCUSSION, PP. 116-123. 5930. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK IN A NATIONAL FOREST: THE EVERYDAY RANGER. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 5910. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. THE POLICY OF THE FOREST SERVICE IN 14:383-386. JULY 1908. LAND ACQUISITON. NEW YORK FORESTRY 10:15-17. JAN. -FEB. -MAR. 1930. 5931. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK ON A NATIONAL FOREST. CONSERVATION 15:397, 399, 401. JULY 1909. 5911. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. PROGRESS OF LAND CLASSIFICATION IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE AMES FORESTER 4:5-16, 5932. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK ON A NATIONAL FOREST: CHIEFLY 1916. CONCERNING HORSES. CONSERVATION 14:473-480. SEPT. 1908. 5912. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. SOME PROBLEMS OF LAND OWNERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE AMES FORESTER 6-8, 13-28. 5933. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK ON A NATIONAL FOREST: DEALING 1920. WITH FRONTIER COMMUNITIES. CONSERVATION 15:187-196. APR. 1909. 5913. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES AND CONSERVATION POLICIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 5934. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK ON A NATIONAL FOREST: EX-RANGERS. 19:928-930. DEC. 1921. CONSERVATION 15:623-626. OCT. 1909.

5914. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF NATIONAL FOREST 5935. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK ON A NATIONAL FOREST: THE GROWTH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 24:129-135. FEB. 1926. PERSONAL EQUATION. CONSERVATION 15:397-401. JULY 1909. 5915. SHERMAN, EDWARD A. USE OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE WEST FOR PUBLIC RECREATION. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN 5936. SHINN, JULIA T. A CLERK'S WORK ON A NATIONAL FOREST. FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 11:293-296. JULY 1916. AMERICAN FORESTRY 21 :653-656. MAY 1915.

5916. SHINN, CHARLES H. THE LAND OF SILENT MEN. THE OUTLOOK 5937. SHINN, JULIA T. THE RANGER'S BOSS. AMERICAN FORESTS 99:179-186. SEPT. 23, 1911. AND FOREST LIFE 36:459-460, 48). JULY 1930.

ARTICLE ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA, A RANGER'S WIFE TELLS A STORY. PARTICULARLY THE INYO NATIONAL FOREST. FICTION. 5938. SHIPP, 1.R. FORESTRY: THE WORK THAT IS 8EING DONE FOR 5917. SHINN, CHARLES H. ON THE FIRE LINE: FIGHTING THE FLAMES THE PRESERVATION OF THE NATION'S TIMBERLAND, SCOPE OF THAT RAVAGE THE FORESTS-HOW THE FIRES START AND HOW TASK, AND STORY OF THE MEN WHO ARE SAVING THE WOODS. THEY ARE MASTERED. SUBURBAN LIFE 11:88. AUG. 1910. THE READER (INDIANAPOLIS, NO.), JULY 1906.12 PP., ILLUS. 5918. SHINN, CHARLES H. THE RANGE HOG AS A FOREST PROBLEM. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 9:295-297. JUNE 1903. 5939. SHIRLEY, HARDY L. DO WE LACK IMAGINATION? AMERICAN FORESTS 60:4. NOV. 1954.. 5919. SHINN, CHARLES H. RANGER AND SOME SHEEP. OVERLAND MONTHLY INS) 73:472-477. JUNE 1919. LETTER TO THE EDITOR. COMMENTS ON NEEDS OF A NATIONAL FORESTRY PROGRAM. 5920. SHINN, CHARLES H. THE RANGER'S VISIT. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST LIFE 30:111-112. FEB. 1924. 5940. SHIRLEY, HARDY 1. FOREST POLICY FOR THE YEARS AHEAD. THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND A RANGER STORY SOCIAL SCIENCE 281:110-117. MAY 1952.

5921. SHINN, CHARLES H. SOMETHING OF A PROBLEM. THE OUTLOOK SUBTITLE,''THE FUTURE OF OUR NATIONAL RESOURCES'' 101:174-180. MAY 25, 19)2. 5941, SHIRLEY, HARDY L. FOREST RESEARCH TODAY. JOURNAL OF ARTICLE ON THE SAN JOAQUIN NATIONAL FOREST. FICTION. FORESTRY 51 :483-486. JULY 1953.

5922. SHINN, CHARLES H. STORIES TOLD IN RANGER CAMPS. 5942. SHIRLEY, HARDY L. FORESTRY AND ITS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:173-176. MAR.1910. 2D ED. NEW YORK: MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INC., 1964. 454 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES, INDEX. 5923. SHINN, CHARLES H. STORIES TOLD IN RANGER CAMPS. CONSERVATION 15:763-766. DEC. 1909. THE AMERICAN FORESTRY SERIES.

5924. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK IN A NATIONAL FOREST. FORESTRY 5943. SHIRLEY, HARDY L. A PRIMEVAL LABORATORY IN PENN'S WOODS. AND IRRIGATION 13:240-243. MAY 1907. THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 53:290-293. SEPT. 1941.

5925. SHINN, CHARLES H. WORK IN A NATIONAL FOREST: AMONG THE TIONESTA EXPERIMENTAL FOREST, SHAKE-MAKERS. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:379-381, 5944. SHIRLEY, HARDY L. REFERENDUM ON FEDERAL REGULATION. THE NORTH CASCADES. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 45: BACK JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:287-288. APR. 1950. COVER. MAR.1960.

5945. SHOEMAKER, CARL D. YOURS FOR WILDLIFE. AMERICAN 5964. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN. CRAFTS DISCUSSES MULTIPLE USE FORESTS 60:14-15, 50-52. APR. 1954. BILL. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 45:3. JUNE 1960.

AN AMERICAN FORESTS PROFILE. 5965. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN. HEARINGS SCHEDULED ON WILDERNESS BOUNDARIES. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 46:7. JAN. 1961. 5946. SHOEMAKER, D. A. TALL LARKSPUR ERADICATION IN UTAH. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 4:25. 1922. REFERS TO THE PROPOSED RECLASSIFICATION OF THE SELWAY-BITTERROOT PRIMITIVE AREA. 5947. SHOEMAKER, L. C. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: STORM GODS OF THE HOLY CROSS. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 5966. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN. MINERAL KING: THE BATTLE GOES ON. FOREST LIFE 30:369, 383. JUNE 1924. A STAFF REPORT. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 57:26-27. MAY 1972. 5948. SHOEMAKER, LEN. SAGA OF A FOREST RANGER: A BIOGRAPHY OF WILLiAM R. KREUTZER, FOREST RANGER NO.1, AND A THE MINERAL KING CONTROVERSY INVOLVED THE DEBATE OVER HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE IN CONSTRUCTION OF A DISNEYLAND TYPE RECREATIONAL AREA COLORADO. BOULDER, COLO. :UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ON THE SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST. PRESS, 1958. 216 PP., ILLUS. 5967. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN. MINING IN WILDERNESS. SIERRA 5949. SHOMON, JOSEPH J. SOME EMERGING CONCEPTS OF NATURAL CLUB BULLETIN 48:13. MAR, 1963. AREAS AND NATURE CENTERS. AUDUBON MAGAZINE 65:176-177. MAY-JUNE 1963. MINING ON OREGON'S KALMIOPSIS WILD AREA, THREE SISTERS WILDERNESS AREA. 5950. SHOW, STUART B. CHECKING UP ON THE FOREST FIRE. NATURE MAGAZINE 8:49-52. JULY 1926. 5968. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN, NORTH CASCADES STUDY TEAM'S RECOMMENDATIONS. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 51:4-5. FEB. 5951. SHOW, STUART B. FEDERAL PROPOSALS FOR THE SIERRAS. 1966. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 45:47. DEC. 25, 1923. FOLLOWED BY ARTICLES, ''INITIAL REACTIONS TO THE 5952. SHOW, STUART B. FIRE LINES BUILT BY MACHINES. AMERICAN REPORT OF THE NORTH CASCADES STUDY TEAM'', PP. 5-6,

FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:638. OCT. 1926. AND , ''ONE-MAN COMMITTEE ATTACKS OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK'', P. 6. 5953. SHOW, STUART B. INTEGRATING RECREATION AND AESTHETICS INTO MULTIPLE-PURPOSE FOREST MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF 5969. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN. STAFF REPORT. THE RIGHT TO BE FORESTRY 35:214-218. FEB. 1937. RIGHT: A SIERRA CLUB VICTORY. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 57:16, 31. DEC. 1972. DISCUSSION FOLLOWS, PP. 218-227. LOGGING INDUSTRY BRINGS COUNTER SUIT AGAINST SIERRA 5954. SHOW, STUART B. THE NATIONAL FOREST ENTERPRISE IN CLUB. TIMBER SALES ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS INVOLVED. CALIFORNIA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:683-692. MAY 1930. 5970. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN. STRIP MINING: THE BIGGEST RIPOFF. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 57:12-14, 33. SEPT. 1972. 5955. SHOW, STUART B. NATIONAL FORESTS AND THE FARMER: OVER TWO-THIRDS OF 4,700,000 ACRES UNDER IRRIGATION 5971. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN. SUPPORT GROWS FOR A NORTH CASCADES DEPENDENT ON NATIONAL FORESTS FOR WATER SUPPLY. THE NATIONAL PARK. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 51:17-18. MAR. CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 13:5,17. JAN. 1927, 1966.

5956. SHOW, STUART B. RECENT TECHNICAL ADVANCES IN FOREST FIRE 5972. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN. THE WILDERNESS BILL: NOBODY WANTS CONTROL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:207-213. FEB. 1931. IT BUT THE PEOPLE. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 45:2. MAR. 1960. 5957. SIDMAN, CHARLES A. HOW THE GOVERNMENT FIGHTS FOREST FIRES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 103:213, 225. SEPT. 5973. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN. WILDERNESS NEEDS A MULTIPLE USE 17, 1910. HEARING. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 45:2. JUNE 1960.

5958. SIECKE, E. 0. REPORT OF LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE, SOUTHERN 5974. SIERRA CLUB. THE MEANING OF WILDERNESS TO SCIENCE. SAN FORESTRY CONGRESS. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, FRANCISCO, CALIF.: SIERRA CLUB, 1960. 129 PP.' ILLUS. PROCEEDINGS 3:27-35. 1921. 5975. SIKES, ROBERT L. F. CONSERVATION OF AMERICA'S FORESTS: 5959. SIEKER, JOHN H. AIRCRAFT AND FOREST RECREATION. THIS STATEMENT. IS FROM THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD... JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:888-892. NOV. 1946. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:19, 58. AUG. 1957.

5960. SIEKER, JOHN H. AIRPLANES AND NATIONAL FOREST 5976. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. CHALLENGE OF FOREST LAND: AMERICA'S WILDERNESS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PRESENT ADVERSITY ACCENTUATES NEED TO MAKE IT PROCEEDINGS 1948:104-106. 1949. CONTRIBUTE AFFIRMATIVELY TO THE PERMANENT SUPPORT OF THE NATION'S POPULATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 41:3-6. 5961. SIEKER, JOHN H. EVERYONE IS WELCOME. IN, TREES: JAN. 1935. YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, GRAPHS, INDEX. 5977. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. CHIEF FORESTER'S ADDRESS AT PHOENIX. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 17:7-B. FEB. SEE PP. 551-556 FOR FOREST RECREATION. 1936.

5962. SIEKER, JOHN H. RECREATION ON THE NATIONAL FOREST. THE REPRINT OF ADDRESS DESIGNED TO STRESS THE MUTUALITY ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND OF INTEREST BETWEEN THE FOREST SERVICE AND STOCKMEN. SOCIAL SCIENCE 313:126-131. SEPT. 1957. 5978. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. A FEDERAL PLAN FOR FOREST SUBTITLE, ''RECREATION IN THE AGE OF AUTOMATION'' REGULATION WITHIN THE DEMOCRATIC PATTERN. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:116-119. FEB. 1939. 5963. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN. THE BIG MULTIPLE USE THREATS TO DISCUSSION, PP. 119-120. 5996. SIMPSON, CHARLES D. ,AND JACKMAN, E. R. BLAZING FOREST TRAILS. CALDWELL, IDAHO: THE CAXTON PRINTERS, 1967. 5979. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. FOREST GRAZING POLICIES FOR THE 384 PP.,ILLUS. ,MAP, INDEX. FUTURE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 25:23-24, 46-47. FEB. 1935, REMINISCENCES AND CORRESPONDENCE OF FORESTERS.

5980. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. THE FOREST-FIRE PROBLEM IN DISTRICT 5997. SIMPSON, H.V. HOLY OLD MACKINAW IN THE SMOKE. I. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF AMERICAN FORESTS 57:10-12, 53, 55. NOV. 1951. AGRICULTURE 4:100-101. NOV.1916. FIRE INCIDENCE AND DAMAGE IN OREGON. 5981. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. FORESTERS MUST CHOOSE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:198-204. MAR. 1935. 5998. SIMPSON, LEWIS L. CO-OPERATIVE FOREST PROTECTION AND THE PROBLEMS INVOLVED. THE WESTERN FORESTRY AND FORESTERS MUST ORIENT THEIR THINKING TO CORRESPOND TO CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, 46TH ANNUAL WESTERN PRESENT ECONOMIC ANDSOCIAL NEEDS OF THE PUBLIC. FORESTRY CONFERENCE, PROCEEDINGS 1955:40-42, 1956)?) DISCUSSION, PP. 212-214. 5999. SIMPSON, THOMAS H. BREAK YOUR MATCH IN TWO. THE 5982. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. FORESTRY-A PUBLIC AND PRIVATE OUTLOOK 111 :971 -978. DEC. 22,1915. RESPONSIBILITY, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:460-468. MAY 1935. 6000. SIMSON, A. GAEL. RADIO AS A NATIONAL FOREST PROTECTION TOOL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:366-375. APR. 1938. 5983. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. GRAZING POLICY FOR TEN YEARS OUTLINED BY THE FOREST SERVICE: A STATEMENT RELEASED RADIO COMMUNICATION SYMPOSIUM. FEBRUARY 20, BY F.A. SILCOX, CHIEF OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 26:6-7. MAR. 6001. SIMSON, A. GAEL. RADIO IN THE FOREST SERVICE: NEW 1936. TRANSMITTER-RECEIVERS.. .ARE TO BE THOROUGHLY TESTED THIS YEAR. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 147:152-153. SEPT. 5984. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. HOW THE FIRES WERE FOUGHT. 1932. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:631 -639. NOV. 1910.

CONDENSED IN, LITERARY DIGEST 114:13, SEPT.17,1932. THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE CANNOT FIGHT FIRES UNTIL IT IS FULLY EQUIPPED. 6002. SIMSON, A. GAEL, RADIO ON THE FIRE-LINE: FOREST PROTECTORS SHORTEN LINES OF COMMUNICATION... 5985. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY AND NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS 47:327-329. JULY 1941.

FOREST GRAZING: ADDRESS BY F. A. SILCOX. . ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION. 6003. SIIISON, A. GAEL. RECENT PROGRESS IN THE USE OF RADIO IN THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 26:27-29. FEB. 1936. FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:140-143, FEB. 1938. 5986. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. LUMBER INDUSTRY URGED TO CONTINUE CONSERVATION SET-UP. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY DISCUSSION, PP.143-145. 34:527-528. MAY 1936. 6004. SIMSON, A, GAEL, AND HORTON, F.V. ''CALLING ALL 5987. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. MEN AGAINST THE FLAMES. AMERICAN RANGERS!'': FOREST SERVICE WEAVES A NETWORK OF 700 FORESTS 45:194-198. APR. 1939. STATIONS AS RADIO IS DEVELOPED FOR PROTECTION OF NATIONAL FORESTS OF WEST. AMERICAN FORESTS 5988. SILCOX FERDINAND A. OUR ADVENTURE IN CONSERVATION: THE 42:365-367, 398-399. AUG. 1935. CCC. ATLANTIC MONTHLY 160:714-722. DEC. 1937. 6005. SKEELS, DORR. FOREST RANGER EDUCATION. SOCIETY OF 5989. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. THE RESOURCES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 10:271-250. JULY THE FORESTS OF MONTANA. MISSOULA, MONT.: DEPARTMENT 1915. OF AGRICULTURE AND PUBLICITY, 1914(fl. 15 PP., ILLUS. FOLLOWED BY COMMENTS OF PHILLIP 1. COLLIDGE, PP. 5990. SILCOX, FERDINAND A. SOME FUNDAMENTALS OF OUR FOREST 281-282. PROBLEM. ADDRESS.. .AT THE ANNUAL MEETING, ASSOCIATION OF STATE FORESTERS, KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE, OCTOBER 17, 6006. SKIDMORE, ELIZA R. OUR NEW NATIONAL FOREST RESERVES. 1934... N.P., 1934. 15 PP., PROCESSED. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE INS) 46:792-797. SEPT. 1893.

PRESS RELEASE. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LETTER TO THE EDITOR. LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 6007. SKUTCH, ALEXANDER F. THIS PLANET WAS PREPARING FOR HIM; 5991. SIMMONS, F. II. SPEECH OF HON. F. M. SIMMONS, OF NORTH EARTH AND MAN: A NEW ATTITUDE TOWARD WILD NATURE. CAROLINA,IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, JUNE 9, AUDUBON MAGAZINE 50:356-359. NOV. -DEC. 1948. 1902. SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1902. 16 PP. 6008. SLOANE, N. H. RESOURCES ANDPLAN OF OPERATION OF MONTEREY NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., 5992. SIMMONS, FRED C. WILDERNESS EAST? NO. AMERICAN FORESTS FOR. SERV., MONTEREY NATIONAL FOREST. NP., 1914. NO 78:3, 45. JULY 1972. TOTAL PAGINATION, MAPS, TABLES, PROCESSED.

SHOULD NOT ESTABLISH WILDERNESS AREAS OF ANY SIZE IN A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN MONTEREY RANGER DISTRICT, LOS THE EAST. SEE, ALSO, ISSUE OF 78:24-27, APR. 1972. PADRES NATIONAL FOREST KINGS CITY, CALIFORNIA.

5993. SIMMONS, R. E. THE WORK OF THE OFFICE OF WOOD 6009. SMITH, ANTHONY W. ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN. NATIONAL UTILIZATION. THE BARRELL AND BOX 14:400. DEC. 1909. PARKS MAGAZINE 36:2. JUNE 1962.

5994. SIMMONS, W. D. WHAT CONSERVATION MEANS. HARPER'S EDITORIAL ON USE OF MOTOR SCOOTERS ON NATIONAL WEEKLY 54:23. SEPT. 24, 1910. FORESTS. FURTHER COMMENTS IN ISSUES OF 36:16, APR. 1962; AND 36:15, MAY 1962. 5995, SIMON, A. L. SMOKE JUMPERS. COLLIER'S 118:100. SEPT. 14, 1946. 6010. SMITH, ANTHONY W. COEXISTENCE AT HOME. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 37:2, 2). APR. 1963. EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON CONFLICT BETWEEN AGRICULTURE 6026. SMITH, HELENA H. ESCAPE FROM 1940. AMERICAN FORESTS AND INTERIOR DEPARTMENTS OVER MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL 46:150-153, 189-190. APR. 1940. RESOURCES, PARTICULARLY THE AREA OF THE NORTH CASCADES IN WASHINGTON AND OREGON. TRAIL RIDING IN THE ABSAROKA WILDERNESS AREA, WYOMING. 6011. SMITH, ANTHONY W. A NEW FORESTRY PROGRAM. NATIONAL PARKS AND CONSERVATION MAGAZINE 45:35-37. MAY 1971. 6027. SMITH, HERBERT A. THE EARLY FORESTRY MOVEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES: AGRICULTURAL HISTORY 12:326-346. TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS OF OCT. 1938. THE COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS, U.S. SENATE, ON MULTIPLE USE AND THE CONSERVATION OF 6028. SMITH, HERBERT A. FOREST RESOURCES AND THE PUBLIC FORESTS. WELFARE: AN ADDRESS MADE BEFORE THE ANNUAL KENTUCKY STATE DEVELOPMENT CONVENTION, WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY, 6012. SMITH, ANTHONY W. THE NORTH CASCADES. NATIONAL PARKS OCTOBER 12,1906. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION MAGAZINE 40:2. APR. 1966. 12:451-454. OCT. 1906.

EDITORIAL. CONDENSATION OF TESTIMONY AT HEARINGS OF 6029. SMITH, HERBERT A. HUNTING ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS, U.S AMERICAN FORESTRY 21:172-182. MAR. 1915. SENATE, FEBRUARY 11 AND 12,1966. 6030. SMITH, HERBERT A. THE PLACE OF FORESTRY IN GENERAL 6013. SMITH, ANTHONY W. TIMBER! NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE EDUCATION. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 8:191-195. JUNE 1910. 43:2. JUNE 1969. SUGGESTS FORESTRY ISA CULTURAL SUBJECT. EDITORIAL. COMMENTS ON CAMPAIGN FOR OVERCUTTING THE NATIONAL FORESTS BY LOGGING INTERESTS. 6031. SMITH, HERBERT A. A PUBLIC FOREST POLICY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:913-927. NOV. 1930. 6014. SMITH, BEVERLY. BABES IN THE WOODS. AMERICAN MAGAZINE 117:27-29, 139-171. MAY 1934. 6032. SMITH, HERBERT A. SAVING THE FORESTS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: PRESS OF JUDD AND DETWEILER, INC.,1907. 16 ARTICLE ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. PP., ILLUS., TABLES.

6015. SMITH, BEVERLY. GO TO IT, KID! SHOW 'EM WHAT YOU CAN DO! REPRINT FROM, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE, AUGUST AMERICAN MAGAZINE 116:58-59, 112-114. JULY 1933. 1907, PP. 519-534. A DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK OF THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. ARTICLE ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. 6033. SMITH, HOKE. THE PROPRIETY AND NEED OF FEDERAL ACTION. 6016. SMITH, CHARLES 0. GENTLEMEN, YOU HAVE MY SCALP: WHAT FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 14:163-165. MAR.1908. HAPPENED WHEN SEVEN FORESTERS WITH AXE-SHARP TONGUES BEGAN TO WHACK AWAY AT THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, CONCERNING THE APPALACHIAN-WHITE MOUNTAIN BILL. UNCLE JOE CANNON? AMERICAN FORESTS 68:16-19. FEB. 1962. 6034. SMITH, J. RUSSELL. AMERICAN FORESTRY: A NEW CAREER. THE FORUM 33:356-362. MAY 1902. 6017. SMITH, CLINTON G. THE POCATELLO PLANTING STATION. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 7:135-138. JUNE 1909. 6035. SMITH, J.T. BRABNER MINNESOTA NATIONAL FOREST RESERVE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:78-83. FEB. (906. UNDER THE GENERAL TITLE, ''FOREST PLANTING IN NATIONAL FORESTS' 6036. SMITH, M. A. FUNCTIONS OF FOREST ADVISORY BOARDS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:28, 48. SEPT. 1951. 6018. SMITH, DAVID C. WOOD PULP PAPER COMES TO THE NORTHEAST, 1865-1900. FOREST HISTORY 10. APR. 1966. 6037. SMITH, M. A. REGARDING GRAZING. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 9:24. APR. 1919. 6019. SMITH, DEWILTON C. PLANNING A TIMBER HARVEST IN ALASKA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 63:341 -343. MAY 1965. 6038. SMITH, W. A. A TIMBER SALE PROJECT ON THE PAYETTE RIVER, IDAHO. THE AMES FORESTER 1:55-66. 1913. TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST, ALASKA. 6039. SMYTH, NATHAN A., AND PEPPER, G.W. INVESTIGATION OF THE 6020. SMITH, FRANK E. THE POLITICS OF CONSERVATION. NEW DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND THE FOREST SERVICE. YORK: PANTHEON BOOKS, 1966. 338 PP., BIBLIO.,INDEX. BRIEF SUBMITTED TO THE JOINT COMMITTEE OF CONGRESS ON BEHALF OF MR. GIFFORD PINCHOT. PHILDELPHIA, 6021. SMITH, FRANK E., ED. CONSERVATION IN THE UNITED STATES, PENN.)?): NP., 19101?). 264 PP. A DOCUMENTARY HISTORY: LAND AND WATER 1900-1970. (FIVE VOLS.) NEW YORK: CHELSEA HOUSE PUBLISHERS, A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL 1971. LIBRARY.

6022. SMITH, GLEN A. THE ATTACK ON THE FOREST SERVICE GRAZING 6040. SNOOK, SIDNEY. ROAD TO DISCOVERY. AMERICAN FORESTS POLICY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 24:136-140. FEB. 1926. 74:24-25, 42. FEB. 1968.

6023. SMITH, GLENN A. GAME CONDITIONS IN MONTANA. THE ARTICLE ON PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST. FORESTRY KAIMIN 4:24. 1922. 6041. SNIDER, ARNOLD P. HOW WILD THE WILDERNESS. AMERICAN 6024. SMITH, GRACE V. BILLS AFFECTING GRAZING LANDS. THE FORESTS 67:34-35, 62-63. MAY 1961. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 22:15-16. JULY 1932. DISCUSSION BY HANS M. GREGERSEN, ISSUE OF 67:2 JULY 6025. SMITH, GUY-HAROLD, ED. CONSERVATION OF NATURAL 1961 RESOURCES. 2D ED. NEW YORK: JOHN WILEY AND SONS, INC., 1958. 474 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES, MAPS, 6042. SNYDER, ARNOLD P. THERE'S A LONG DEEP TRAIL AWINDING. BIBLIO., INDEX. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:20-21, 56-59. JUNE 1963.

SEE ESPECIALLY PART 3,''ON FOREST RESOURCES'', AND, JOHN MUIR TRAIL IN SIERRA AND INTO NATIONAL FORESTS. ''THE PRACTICE OF FOREST CONSERVATION'', PP. 173-200, 6043. SNYDER, ARNOLD P. WILDERNESS MANAGEMENT: A GROWING COMMITTEE EXAMINES REPORTS THAT STANDARDS FOR CHALLENGE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 64:441-446. JULY FORESTERS LOWERED. 1966. 6057 SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE FOR THE SEE ALSO ISSUE 01 64:692-693, OCT. 1966 FOR COMMENT APPLICATION OF FORESTRY. FOREST DEVASTATION: A BY ROBERT B. FERGUSON. NATIONAL DANGER AND A PLAN TO MEET IT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 17:911-945. DEC. 1919. 6044. SNYDER, B. E. USE OF JUMPERS IN FOREST INVENTORY WORK. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 65:33. JAN.1967. GIFFORD PINCHOT WAS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE.

6045. SOADY, FRED W., JR. THE MAKING OF THE SHAWNEE. FOREST 6058. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE OF THE CONFERENCE HISTORY 9. JULY 1965. OF FOREST SCHOOLS. STANDARDIZATION OF INSTRUCTION IN FORESTRY. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 10:329-394. SEPT. 6046. SOADY, FRED W., JR. THE MAKING OF THE SHAWNEE: WHAT DOES 1912. LAND ACQUISITION FOR A NATIONAL FOREST MEAN TO THE PEOPLE AND ECONOMY OF THE REGION INVOLVED! HOW DOES 6059. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON AMERICAN

THE FOREST COME INTO BEING? . . THIS ARTICLE.. TRACES FOREST RESEARCH. A NATIONAL PROGRAM OF FOREST THE STEPS IN THE FORMATION OF THE SHAWNEE NATIONAL RESEARCH. WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN TREE FOREST FROM 1933 TO THE PRESENT. FOREST HISTORY ASSOCIATION, 1926. 232 PP. 9:10-23. JULY 1965. PREPARED AS THE REPORT OF A SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON 6047. THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS. FOREST RESEARCH OF THE WASHINGTON SECTION OF THE ''HAIL AND FAREWELL'' LUNCHEON.. .FOR MR. IRA T. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. YARNALL. .AND MR. JAMES E. SCOTT AT THE BOSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, NOVEMBER 28,1928. BOSTON, 6060. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON CIV1L SERVICE. MASS.I?): THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF NEW RECENT POLICY CHANGE IN EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS HAMPSHIRE FORESTS I?),1928.12 PP. FOR FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. REPORT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:93-96. FEB. 1945. YARNALL WAS THE RETIRING FOREST SUPERVISOR OF THE WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST; SCOTT WAS HIS 6061. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON CIVIL SERVICE. SUCCESSOR. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CIVIL SERVICE. JOURNAL OF LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. FORESTRY 38:197-201. FEB. 1940.

6048. SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS. 6062. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON CIVIL SERVICE. REASONS FOR A NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION IN THE REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CIVIL SERVICE. JOURNAL OF WHITE MOUNTAINS. NP., 19031?). 16 PP., ILLUS. FORESTRY 40:118-120. FEB. 1942.

A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL 6063. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON EMPLOYMENT OF LIBRARY. FORESTERS IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FORESTRY. REPORT ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. JOURNAL OF 6049. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. FOREST POLICY STATEMENT: FORESTRY 34:307-319. MAR. 1936. FLORIDA SECTION. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1968. 6064. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON FOREST POLICY. NEW ENGLAND SECTION. FORESTS AND RECREATIONAL 6050. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. FOREST PRACTICES POLICIES IN NEW ENGLAND: REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON DEVELOPMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES, 1940 TO 1955. FOREST POLICY, NEW ENGLAND SECTION. JOURNAL OF WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, FORESTRY 38:397-400. MAY 1940. 1956. 39 PP., BIBLIO. 6065. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON FOREST 6051. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. GRAZING VS. FORESTRY. A PRACTICES. DIVISION OF SILVICULTURE. FOREST MAJORITY REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON GRAZING TO PRACTICES DEVELOPMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 1940-1955. REPORT... WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF 24:378-411. APR. 1926. AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1956. 39 PP.

STUDY OF LEGISLATION AS IT PERTAINS TO GRAZING, A DIGEST OF FOREST PRACTICES DEVELOPMENTS IN SELECTED PARTICULARLY ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS, BY A COMMITTEE STATES; A COMPILATION OF STATE LAWS GOVERNING OF THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. PRACTICES, AND AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY.

6052. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY IN 6066. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY THE CHANGING WEST. PROCEEDINGS: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN RESEARCH, AN ANALYSIS OF FORESTRY RESEARCH IN THE FORESTERS MEETING. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, 1958. UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 60:863-871. DEC. 1962. 6053. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. A PLAN FOR REORGANIZING THE CONSERVATION WORK OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:1185-1193, DEC. 1930. 6067. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON GRAZING. 6054. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. REPORT ON THE CIVILIAN GRAZING VS. FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY CONSERVATION CORPS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:307-319. 24:378-411. APR. 1926. MAR. 1936. REPORT GIVING MAJORITY AND MINORITY VIEWS, 6055. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. STATEMENT SUPPLEMENTARY DISCUSSION, AND EXHIBITS. TO THE 1935 REPORT OF THE C. C. C. COMMITTEE OF THE SOCIETY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:302-306, MAR. 1936. 6068. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON NATURAL AREAS. ARE NATURAL AREAS ESSENTIAL? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FOR REPORT OF 1935 SEE, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:237-239. MAR. 1952. 33:257-260, MAR. 1935. 6069. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON NATURAL AREAS. 6056. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE. SOCIETY Of AMERICAN FORESTERS NATURAL AREAS. REPORT OF THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE. JOURNAL OF JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 58:905-917. NOV. 1960. FORESTRY 59:45, JAN, 1961. 6070. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMMENTS, PP. 526-529. ACQUISITION OF FOREST LANDS. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC ACQUISITION OF FOREST LANDS. 6081. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:102-104, FEB. 1937. WISCONSIN-UPPER MICHIGAN SECTION. PUBLIC REGULATION OF PRIVATE T)MBER CUTTING: REPORT OF A SPECIAL 6071. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMMITTEE OF THE WISCONSIN-UPPER MICHIGAN SECTION. ACQUISITION OF FOREST LANDS. REPORT OF THE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:675-680. SEPT. 1942. COMMITTEE ON THE PUBLIC ACQUISITION OF FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:271-283. MAR. 1936. 6082. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. SUBCOMMITTEE INVESTIGATING THE C. C. C. REPORT ON THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION INCLUDES DISCUSSION. CORPS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:307-319. APR. 1936.

6072. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC FORESTS 6083. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREST AND PROTECTION (OF) FOREST ZONES. FINAL REPORT OF LEASING, FOREST LOANS, AND FOREST INSURANCE. REPORT THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC FORESTS AND PROTECTION (OF) OF SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREST LEASING, FOREST LOANS, AND FOREST ZONES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:262-273. MAR. FOREST INSURANCE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:260-274. 1935. MAR.1920.

FOR SOCIETY'S PLATFORM ON PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FORESTRY 6084. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. SUBCOMMITTEE ON RANGER SEE, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:990 OCT. 1931; AND SCHOOLS. THE PLACE OF RANGER SCHOOLS IN FOREST 30:367 MAR. 1932. EDUCATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:355-358. MAR. 1936. 6073. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADMINISTRATION OF THE CIVILIAN 6085. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORSTERS. BIOGRAPHIES OF CANDIDATES CONSERVATION CORPS IF PLACED ON A PERMANENT BASIS. FOR MEMBERSHIPS, 1905-1907 )?). NP., ND. NO TOTAL REPORT OF SUBCOMMITTEE INVEST)GATING THE C. C. C. PAGINATION, PROCESSED. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:257-260. MAR. 1935. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. INCLUDES MANY WELL KNOWN SEE ALSO, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:302-319. MAR. 1936 FORESTERS WHO WERE ASSOCIATED WITH THE FOREST FOR STATEMENTS, DISCUSSION, AND FURTHER COMMITTEE SERVICE. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, REPORT. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHIES FOR 1911 BALLOT ARE ALSO AVAILABLE. 6074. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADMINISTRATION OF THE CIVILIAN 6086. SOULE, HARRIS W. FOREST PRACTICES UNDER THE AGRICULTURE CONSERVATION CORPS IF PLACED ON A PERMANENT BASIS. CONSERVATION PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:27, STATEMENT SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE 1935 REPORT OF THE C. 48-49. NOV. 1956. C. C. COMMITTEE OF THE SOCIETY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:302-303. MAR. 1936. 6087. SOUTH DAKOTA. COMMISSIONER OF SCHOOL AND PUBLIC LANDS. REPORT ON EXCHANGE OF LANDS WITHIN THE BLACK HILLS FOR REPORT OF 1935 SEE, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY AND THE HARNEY NATIONAL FORESTS. MADISON, S.D.: 33:257-260, MAR. 1935. ARTICLE FOLLOWED BY A OUTLOOK PRINT, 1912. 27 PP. DISCUSSION, PP. 303-307. 6088. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS. GEORGE W. VANDERBILT 6075. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON TECHNICAL MEMORIAL IN PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST: RESOLUTION. PRACTICES. FOREST PLANTING UNDER THE HEWITT BILL: SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, 1:124-126, 1916. REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON TECHNICAL PRACTICES, NEW YORK SECTION, SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. JOURNAL OF 6089. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. (A. C.) SHAW DISBARRED: FORMER FORESTRY 36:329-334. MAR. 1938. LAW OFFICER OF FOREST SERVICE FORBIDDEN TO PRACTICE BEFORE LAND OFFICE... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:20. 6076. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. COMMITTEE ON THE RESULTS OF MAR. 5,1910. THE REFERENDUM BALLOT ON THE SOCIETY'S PLAN FOR A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON SHAW WAS INVOLVED IN THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT THE RESULTS OF THE REFERENDUM BALLOT ON THE SOCIETY'S CONTROVERSY. PLAN FOR A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:581-589. OCT. 1920. 6090. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. (GIFFORD) PINCHOT DENIES THAT HE HAS BEEN TENDERED PRESIDENCY OF UNIVERSITY OF FOR COMMENT ON THE REPORT SEE, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY MICHIGAN. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:23. DEC. 18, 18:236-241, MAR. 1920. 1909.

6077. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. DIVISION OF FOREST-WILDLIFE 6091. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. )GIFFORD) PINCHOT OFF FOR MANAGEMENT. THE STATUS OF FEDERAL AGENCIES IN ZURICH: LEAVES PORTO MAURIZIO IN A HAPPY STATE OF FOREST-WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY MIND. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:31. APR. 16, (910. 44:897-902. NOV. 1946. 6092. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. )GIFFORD) PINCHOT ON CONGRESS: 6078. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. NEW ENGLAND SECTION FORMER CHIEF FORESTER CAUSES SENSATION AT ST. PAUL BY COMMITTEE. SECTION COMMITTEE REPORT ON FOREST ATTACK ON MACHINE POLITICS AND CONGRESS. THE POLICY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:726-727. JULY 1936. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:30. JUNE 18,19(0.

6079. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. NEW ENGLAND SECTION. 6093. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. (GIFFORD) PINCHOT REOPENS POLITLCAL ACTIVITIES IN THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY: SECRETARY (RICHARD A.) BALLINGERS CORPS: COMMITTEE REPORT TO NEW ENGLAND SECTION... STATEMENT THAT THE CELEBRATED CUNNINGHAM COAL LAND JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31 :914-919. DEC. 1933. CLAIMS HAD BEEN PUT UP TO THE PRESIDENT FOR DECISION BRINGS OUT LETTER FROM FORMER CHIEF FORESTER. THE SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 32:397-399, APR. 1934. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 70: 32. NOV.19,19)0.

6080. SOCIETY OF. AMERICAN FORESTERS. NEW ENGLAND SECTION. 6094. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. )GIFFORD) PINCHOT'S VISIT: TRIP COMMITTEE ON FOREST POLICY. LOYALTY VERSUS OF FORMER CHIEF FORESTER TO OZARK MOUNTAINS POSTPONED EFFICIENCY IN ADMINISTRATIVE PUBLIC POLICIES: REPORT AGAIN-TO OCCUR LATE IN MAY. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN OF COMMITTEE ON FOREST POLICY... JOURNAL OF 63:32. APR. 30, (910. FORESTRY 40:523-526. JULY 1942. 6095. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. (LOUIS P.) GLAVIS MAKES GOOD 71:29. JAN. 7,1911,

WITNESS FOR PROSECUTION ; STORY AS TOLD BY FORMER LAND INSPECTOR.. BEFORE (RICHARD A.) 6(08. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. APPALACHIAN COMMISSION STARTS TO BALLINGER-(G(FFORD) PINCHOT INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE WORK. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:24. MAR. Ii, 1911. SUBSTANTIATED BY OTHER WITNESSES-PINCHOT TAKES STAND ON FRIDAY. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:28. FEB. 26, REFERS TO THE NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION. 1910. 6109. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. APPROPRIATION UNDER WEEKS BILL 6096. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER DAUBED MUST BE SPENT BY JULY 1ST. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN WITH WHITEWASH:. ..A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY REPOR T WAS 71:30. APR. 29 1911. PRESENTED TO CONGRESS.. EXONERATING THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 70:29. DEC. 6110. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ARE NOT DISCREDITED: CLAIMANTS 10,1910. TO CUNNINGHAM COAL LANDS (N ALASKA NOT REGARDED AS DUMMIES AT SEATTLE-THE INVESTIGATION. THE SOUTHERN 6097. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. (WELDON B.) HEYBURN ATTACKS THE LUMBERMAN 62:23. JAN. I, 1910. NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM: SENATOR FROM IDAHO.. GETS AMENDMENT PASSED IN THE SENATE THAT WILL ELIMINATE A CONTROVERSY OVER CUNNINGHAM COAL LANDS PRECIPITATED THIRD OF THE AREA OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND MAY THE BALL INGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. UTTERLY DESTROY THEIR CONTINUITY. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:31. MAR. 4, 1911. 6111. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ARRIVES DOUBLE-SHOTTED AND HAIR-TRIGGERED, THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:24. MAR. 6098. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. 'CATTLE ON THE HILLS ARE 26, (910. LOOKING WELL''. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:17. NOV. 1909. EDITORIAL. GIFFORD PINCHOT TRAVELS TO EGYPT TO MEET THEODORE ROOSEVELT. SEE ALSO, P. 31. EDITORIAL. FOREST SERVICE SUPPLIES MINING INDUSTRY WITH MINING STULLS FROM DEERLODGE NATIONAL 61(2. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. BIG CONVENTIONS KEEP WASHINGTON FOREST.FOREST SERVICE SUPPLIES MINING INDUSTRY WITH BUSY: AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION AND NATIONAL MINING STULLS FROM DEERLODGE NATIONAL FOREST. BOARD OF TRADE KEEP WASHINGTON ASTIR AND PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H.) TAFT BUSY... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 6099. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ''DELIBERATE CONSPIRACY'': 71:24. JAN. 21,1911. (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER DECLARES (GIFFORD) PINCHOT AND (JAMES R.( GARFIELD PLOTTED AGAINST HIM. THE MENTION OF THE WEEKS BILL. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:30. JULY 16,1910. 6113. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CAN SAVE MUCH: CHIEF FORESTER 6100. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ACQUISITION OF APPALACHIAN (HENRY S.) GRAVES SAYS NO ESTIMATE OF FOREST FIRE FOREST: FOREST SERVICE GETS OUT BULLETIN WHICH THE LOSSES YET AVAILABLE-SALVAGE WILL BE LARGE. THE GENERAL PLAN FOR ACQUIRING THE LAND FOR THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 70:30. OCT. (5,1910. APPALACHIAN AND WHITE MONTAIN NATIONAL FORESTS IS OUTLINED... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:30. APR. 1, REFERS TO THE DEVASTATING FIRE IN THE NORTHWEST IN 1911. 1910.

6101. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ADMINISTRATION WANTS 6)14. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CAPPER'S LATEST BILL WOULD PLACE INVESTIGATION: (WILLIAM H.) TAFT NOW CONVINCED THAT INDUSTRY UNDER GOVERNMENTAL CONTROL. THE SOUTHERN ATTACKS ON (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER HAVE BEEN FOR LUMBERMAN 96:46. MAY 29, 1920. PURPOSE OF DISCREDITING HIS ADMINISTRATION-NOW IN FAVOR OF CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION OF 6115. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CASE IS STRENGTHENED: (GIFFORD) BALLINGER-)GIFFORD) PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. THE PINCHOT'S SIDE OF CONTROVERSY WITH (RICHARD A.) SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:35. DEC.18, 1909. BALLINGER SUSTAINED BY FURTHER TESTIMONY. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:28. MAR. 19,1910. 6102. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. AGRICULTURAL LANDS: SECREATRY (JAMES) WILSON WANTS NATIONAL FORESTS TO SERVE THE 6)16. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CHANGE IN BOUNDARIES OF NATIONAL INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN FORESTS: ABOUT FOUR MILLION ACRES OF NATIONAL FOREST 63:30. MAR. 26, 1910. LAND TO BE ELIMINATED FROM NATIONAL PRESERVES AND EARLY RESTORATION TO PUBLIC DOMAIN MADE--GRAZING AND 6103. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ANNEXATION TO NATIONAL FOREST. FARM LANDS-PLAN OF SECRETARY (JAMES) WILSON. THE THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:22. AUG. 13, 1910. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:29. FEB. 19,1910.

PRESIDENT SIGNS PROCLAMATION ADDING ACREAGE TO 61)7. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CHANGING BOUNDRY LINE OF OZARK MONZANO NATIONAL FOREST. FOREST, THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:25. JAN. 28, 1911. 6104. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ANNUAL REPORT OF CHIEF FORESTER. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:24. JAN. 21,1911, 6(18. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CHIEF FORESTER (HENRY S.) GRAVES NOW VISITING THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE WEST-(ALBERT 6105. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ANNUAL REPORT OF FORESTER: CHIEF F.) POTTER IN CHARGE IN EAST. THE SOUTHERN FORESTER (GIFFORD) PINCHOT MAKES OFFICIAL LUMBERMAN 71:27. MAR. 25, 1911. REPORT.. SHORTLY BEFORE LEAVING OFFICE-IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN EVERY BRANCH OF WORK. THE SOUTHERN 6119. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CHIEF FORESTER (HENRY S.) GRAVES LUMBERMAN 62:31. JAN. 15 1910. TELLS OF PROGRESS OF PRACTICAL CONSERVATION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:33, JUNE 10,(911. 6106. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ANOTHER COUNTRY HEARD FROM: FRENCH EXPERT GIVES OUT OPINION IN REGARD TO 6120. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CHIEF FORESTER: (GIFFORD( INFLUENCE OF FORESTS ON FLOODS.. AT VARIANCE WITH PINCHOT WILL MAKE SPECIAL VISIT TO MISSOURI IN NEAR WEATHER CHIEF (WILLIS L.( MOORE. THE SOUTHERN FUTURE TO ADVISE WITH STATE FORESTRY COMMISSION. LUMBERMAN 62:29. FEB. 26, 1910. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:26. OCT. 30,1909.

6107. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ANSWERS )GIFFORD( PINCHOT 6(21. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CDL. (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY URGES ALASKAN RAILROAD PRESIDENT (F. JOSLIN) REPLIES TO SCIENTISTS TO MAKE INTENSIVE STUDY OF FORESTRY. THE BRIEF FILED BY THE PINCHOTS IN HOT LETTER TO SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN (14:45. MAY 24, 1924. PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H.) TAFT, THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 6122. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CONSERVATION AND STATES RIGHTS. REFERS TO CHOCTAWHATCHEE AND OCALA NATIONAL FORESTS. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:24. AUG. 27 1910. 6136. 'THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FOREST EXHIBIT AT APPALACHIAN

EDITORIAL. WESTERN GOVERNORS AND RAILROADS IN EXPOSITION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:2). SEPT.10, OPPOSITION TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS POLICY OF 1910. COOPERATIVE CONSERVATION PROGRAM WITH STATES AND PRIVATE OWNERS. 6137. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FOREST FIRE CONFERENCE AT ST. PAUL:...PAPER BY CHIEF FORESTER (HENRY S.) GRAVES. 6123. THE SOUTHERN LUM8ERMAN. CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION: THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 70:33-34. DEC. 10, 1910. EFFORTS OF MR. (GIFFORD) PINCHOT TO EXTEND THE

MEMBERSHIP TO EVERY PART OF THE COUNTRY. THE GRAVES' PAPER TITLED, ' FIRE PROTECTION ON THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:29. APR. 30,1910. NATIONAL FORESTS'

6124. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CONSERVATION BILLS: IMPORTANT 6138. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FOREST FIRES TAKE HEAVY TOLL: CONSERVATION MEASURES MAY NOT BE CONSIDERED THIS MILITIAMEN ASSISTING FORESTERS. .CHIEF FORESTER ON SESSION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 6:29. FEB. 26, SCENE-POSSES SEEKING SUSPECTED INCENDIARIES. THE 1910. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:33. AUG. 27, 1910.

6125. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN, CONSERVATION CONGRESS A 6139. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FOREST FIRES: RAVAGES OF FIRE IN DISAPPOINTMENT. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 70:24. SEPT. NATIONAL FORESTS AMOUNTED TO MUCH LESS LAST YEAR THAN 17, 1910. YEAR BEFORE. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:41. MAR. 19, 1910. EDITORIAL. 6140. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY 6126. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CONSERVATION FIGHT BREAKS OUT OPENED.. GOVERNMENT EXPERTS ALREADY IN CHARGE... AGAIN: (GIFFORD) PINCHOT BLAMES NIGGARDLY POLICY OF THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:40-42. JUNE 1), 1910. WESTERN CONGRESSMAN FOR ENORMITY OF FOREST FIRES.. FORECAST OF REPORT OF (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER 6141. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FOREST PURCHASE UNITS IN FOUR INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN SOUTHERN STATES. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 139:48. 69:36. SEPT. 3, 1910. JUNE 1,1930.

6127. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CONSERVATION NOTES: THIRD 6142. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FOREST RANGERS: FEDERAL FOREST CONFERENCE OF GOVERNORS POSTPONED UNTIL SERVICE WILL HOLD EXAMINATION FOR APPOINTMENT OF JANUARY-REPRESENTATIVE (JOHN W.) WEEKS TO PRESS RANGERS ON NATIONAL FORESTS. WHAT RANGERS DO. THE PASSAGE OF BILL. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:32. DEC. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 70:36. OCT. 8,1910. 11, 1909. 6)43. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FOREST SERVICE BUSY: LARGE FORCE 6128. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CONSERVATION WORK AT WASHINGTON: OF MEN NOW IN FIELD EXAMINING LAND FOR EASTERN ADVOCATES OF CONSERVATION.. ANYTHING BUT IDLE-SENATOR RESERVES. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:52. MAY 27, (ELMER J.) BURKETT INTRODUCES BILL FOR NATIONAL 1911. INSTITUTION OF FORESTRY AT NEBRASKA CITY, NEB. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:29. APR. 30, 1910. 6144. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FOREST SERVICE INVESTIGATES WASTE OF TIMBER FOR FENCE POSTS. THE SOUTHERN 6129. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. CRITICIZES (GIFFORD) PINCHOT: LUMBERMAN 70:30-B. SEPT. 17, 19)0. SENATOR (HERNANDO D.) MONEY THINKS RANGERS SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN EDUCATED BY GOVERNMENT. THE SOUTHERN 6)45. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FORESTERS IN CONFERENCE: LUMBERMAN 62:21. MAR. 5, 1910. DISTRICT FORESTERS CONFER WITH THEIR CHIEF AT WASHINGTON.. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:22. DEC. 18, 6130. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. DAILY PRESS COMMENT ON MR. 1909. (GIFFORD) PINCHOTS DISMISSAL. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:30. JAN. 15, 1910. 6146. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FORESTRY LABORATORY: EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR THE OPENING OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS 6131. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. DOCTORS DIFFER-PATIENT LOSES LABORATORY AT MADISON, WIS. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN CONFIDENCE. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:24-25. FEB. 63:27. MAY 21, 19(0. 19, 1910. 6147 THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FORESTRY POLICY OF FEDERAL AND EDITORIAL. U.S. WEATHER BUREAU-U.S. FOREST SERVICE STATE COOPERATION APPROVED BY PRESIDENT (WARREN G. DISAGREE ON SUBJECT OF FOREST INFLUENCES. SEE ALSO, HARDING). THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 109:33. FEB. 10, ARTICLE, P. 30. EDITORIAL, ISSUE OF 62:24, FEB. 26, 1923. 1910. 6148. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. GRAZING HELPS FORESTRY. THE 6132. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. ENDORSES WORK OF FOREST SERVICE: SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:30. FEB. 18, 19(1. INDIANA HARDWOOD LUMBERMEN'S ASSOCIATION. .GOES ON RECORD AS APPROVING WORK OF FORMER CHIEF OF FOREST 6149. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. GROWTH OF ANTI-FEDERAL SERVICE, GIFFORD PINCHOT. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN SENTIMENT. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:16-17. MAR. 5, 62:32. JAN. 15, 1910. 19)0.

6133. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. EXAMINING LAND: GOVERNMENT EDITORIAL. WEEKS ACT. OFFICIAL INSPECTING TRACTS OFFERED FOR PURCHASE UNDER THE WEEKS FORESTRY LAW-MANY OFFERS MADE. THE 6150, THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. HAS THE PERIOD OF SENSATIONALISM SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:34. APR. 22, 1911. PASSED? THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:21. JULY 30, 1910

6134. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FAVORABLE REPORT ON WEEKS BILL: EDITORIAL. GIFFORD PINCHOT BELONGED TO CONSERVATION HOUSE COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE MAKES FAVORABLE REPORT MOVEMENT (NAN AGE OF TEMPORARY SENSATIONALISM AND ON BILL BY VOTE OF 10 TO 17... THE SOUTHERN HYSTERIA. LUMBERMAN 63:31. MAR. 26, 1910. 6151, THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. INDIAN RESERVATION: 6135. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. FIRST NATIONAL FOREST FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION OF THE CELEBRATED FAR SOUTH. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:25. MAY 28, MENOMINEE RESERVATION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 1910. 63:42-D. JUNE 11,1910. FOREST SERVICE--DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR INVESTIGATED THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 1317:122-123. DEC. 18,1920. OVER COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR LOGGING OF MENONINEE RESERVATION. 6166. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESS: BIG MEETING AT ST. PAUL OF MUCH IMPORTANCE IN 6152. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. LARGE FOREST PURCHASE PROGRAM NATIONAL POLITICS-CONTEST OVER FEDERAL OR STATE GIVEN APPROVAL. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 139:69. JUNE CONTROL OF PUBLIC LANDS. . . THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN I, 1930. 69:27-28. SEPT. 10 1910.

6153. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. LEAVES FOREST SERVICE: R(OYAL) 6)67. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NATIONAL FOREST IN THE EAST: S. KELLOGG BECOMES SECREATRY OF NORTHERN HEMLOCK AND EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO ESTABLISH ONE BETWEEN HARDWOOD MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION. THE SOUTHERN BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN LUMBERMAN 63:32. APR. 9,1910. 71:49. DEC. 24 1910.

6154. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. MAJORITY REPORT ON WEEKS-LEVER 6168. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NATIONAL FORESTS (N THE BILL. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:24. APR. 9,1910. ALLEGHENIES. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:24-25. FEB. 25 1911. 6155. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. MARKS NEW ERA IN AMERICAN FORESTRY. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:24-25. JUNE 11 EDITORIAL. 1910. 6)69. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NATIONAL FORESTS: BILL CARRYING EDITORIAL COMMENT ON OPENING OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS OUT PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H.) TAFT'S RECOMMENDATIONS LABORATORY. INTRODUCED-LANDS MR. (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER HAS WITHDRAWN. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:58. DEC. 24, 6156. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. MINORITY REPORT ON (RICHARD A.) l910, BALLINGER:...BALLINGER-(GIFFORD( PINCHOT INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE MAKE REPORT.. .CONDEMING 6170. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NATIONAL PLAY GROUNDS: FOREST BALLINGER. .MAJORITY REPORT EXPECTED TO UPHOLD RESERVES GROWING MORE POPULAR EACH YEAR AS RESORTS BALLINGER. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:29. SEPT. 10 FOR HUNTERS AND FISHERS. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 1910. 69:40. SEPT. ID, 19)0.

6157. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. MIXING THE WHITEWASH: EXPECTED 6171. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NO MORE POPULAR STEP COULD BE AT WASHINGTON THAT CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION WILL TAKEN. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:23-24. APR. 30, BE VINDICATION OF (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER. THE 1910, SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:23-24. JAN. 1,19)0. EDITORIAL COMMENT ON HENRY S. GRAVES TALK TO 6158. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. MORE ABOUT THE FORESTRY BILL. REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SOUTHERN LOGGING INDUSTRY THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 114:34. JUNE 28 1924. REGARDING FOREST CONSERVATION.

REFERS TO CLARKE-MCNARY ACT. 6172. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NO SPECULATION ON PROPOSED

RESERVES: COMMISSIONER (A.W. ) WATSON DECLARES RUMOR 6159. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. MR.(GIFFORD) PINCHOT AND THAT LAND IS BEING BOUGHT UP IN APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS CONGRESSMAN (JAMES A.) TAWNEY. THE SOUTHERN IN EXPECTATION OF SELLING TO GOVERNMENT WHEN WEEKS LUMBERMAN 70:25. SEPT. 24, 1910. BILL GOES THROUGH IS WITHOUT FOUNDATION-BLAMES ''UNCLE JOE'' CANNON FOR DELAY. THE SOUTHERN PINCHOT SUCCESSFULLY CAMPAIGNS TO HAVE TAWNEY LUMBERMAN 63:32. APR. 16, 1910. DEFEATED FOR REELECTION TO CONGRESS. 6173. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NON-TIMBERED LANDS: SECRETARY 6160. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. MR. (GIFFORD( PINCHOT HAS FALLEN (JAMES) WILSON EXPLAINS ATTITUDE OF THE UP. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:23-24. JAN.15, 1910. ADMINISTRAT1ON ON THE AREA ELIMINATED FROM THE RESERVES. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:50. MAY 7, EDITORIAL. BALL INGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 19)0.

6161. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. MR. (GIFFORD) PINCHOT'S VISIT TO 6)74. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NUMBER OF BILLS: MANY MEASURES MISSOURI: TRIP...THROUGHTOUT THE STATE EXPECTED TO INTRODUCED INTO EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS DEALING

AROUSE MUCH INTEREST IN CONSERVATION. .. THE WITH NATIONAL FORESTS AND THEIR CONTROL. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:25. APR. 23, 1910. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:29. APR. 22, 1911.

6162. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. MR. (HENRY S.) GRAVES'IDEA OF 6)75. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. OUTLOOK FOR APPALACHIAN RESERVE. FOREST FIRE FIGHTING. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:17. NOV. 20, 1909. 70:24-25. OCT. 15, 1910. EDITORIAL. EDITORIAL. 6)76. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. P(NCHOT'S FILE EXHAUSTIVE BRIEF 6163. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN MUST TAKE ACTION ON (RICHARD A.) IN CUNNINGHAM CASE:.. SITTING FORTH REASONS WHY THE BALLINGER REPORT. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:20. CUNNINGHAM CLAIMS TO ALASKAN COAL LANDS SHOULD NOT BE DEC. 17, 1910. ADMITTED TO ENTRY... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:29. JAN. 7, 1911. EDITORIAL. 6177. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. PLEASED WITH (HENRY S.) GRAVES: 6164. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NARROWS DOWN TO TWO MEN: (LOUIS CHIEF FORESTER MAKES FRIENDS AMONG LUMBERMEN OF R.) GLAVIS NOW CONFINES HIS CHARGES TO SECRETARY WASHINGTON STATE-URGES HARMONY, THE SOUTHERN (RICHARD A.( BALLINGER AND LAND COMMISSIONER (FRED) LUMBERMAN 63:45. MAY 21,1910. DENNETT. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:29. FEB.19, 1910. 6178. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. POSITION OF GOVERNMENT IN SALE OF TIMBER EXPLAINED: ASSISTANT FORESTER W)ILLIAM) B. 6165. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE GREELEY SAYS THAT TO SELL NO TIMBER ON NATIONAL FORESTERS RESULTS FROM HARRISBURG MEETING: NEW FORESTS WHEN VALUES ARE DEPRESSED WOULD WORK HARDSHIP ORGANIZATION HAVING AS ITS OBJECT MORE EFFICIENT ON MANY SMALL OPERATORS.. . THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN STEPS TO PROTECT NATION'S TIMBER RESOURCES.. .COL. 79:23. OCT. 2,19)5. W)ILLIAM( B. GREELEY GIVES VIEWS ON NATIONAL POLICY. 6179. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. PREPARING SPECIAL MESSAGE: ESTABLISHMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. THE REPORTED THAT PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H.) TAFT WILL NO SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:30. MAY28, 1910. LONGER HOLD BACK SPECIAL MESSAGES TO CONGRESS ON CONSERVATION, RAILROAD REGULATION AND THE 6193. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE: TRUSTS-SPECIAL BILLS NOW BEING PREPARED. THE SECRETARY (JAMES) WILSON'S ANNUAL REPORT.. CONTAINS SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:22. JAN. 1, 1910. INTERESTING OBSERVATIONS ON THE WORK OF THE FOREST SERVICE... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:28-29. DEC. 4, 6180. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. PRESENT STATUS OF FORESTRY: IN 1909. THE UNITED STATES SUBJECT OF FOREST SERVICE PUBLICATION-OUESTION OF WASTE IN LUMBERING, FIRE 6194. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. SENDS HIS REGRETS: (GIFFORD( PROTECTION AND STATE FORESTRY LAWS.. REVENUE DERIVED PINCHOT FAILS TO KEEP APPOINTMENT WITH REPUBLICAN FROM NATIONAL FORESTS. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN CLUB OF NEW YORK... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:30. 61:28. SEPT. 25, 1909 JAN. 22,1910.

6181. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H, TAFT) 6195. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. SENTIMENT BEHIND (RICHARD A.) ACCEPTS SECRETARY (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER'S BALLINGER INVESTIGATION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN RESIGNATION: CURTAIN RUNG DOWN ON LONG DRAWN-OUT 70:24. SEPT. 17,1910. BALLINGER-(GIFFORD) PINCHOT CONTROVERSY... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:28. MAR. 11,1911. 6196. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. SOMEWHAT COMPLICATED: CONSERVATION SITUATION IN A MUDDLE AS RESULT OF 6182. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H.) TAFT'S (RICHRD A.I BALLINGER-(GIFFORD( PINCHOT SPECIAL MESSAGE ON CONSERVATION EXPECTED TO FURTHER INVESTIGATION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:27. FEB. ENDORSE (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER. THE SOUTHERN 5, 1910. LUMBERMAN 62:29. DEC. 18,1909. 6197. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. SPEAKS OUT IN STRONG TERMS: 6183. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. PRESS AGENTS OF FOREST SERVICE. GIFFORDPINCHOT MAKES VIGOROUS DENIALOFSOME RUMORS THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:29. APR. 2, 1910. CURRENT IN WASHINGTON. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:26. DEC. 31, 1910. EDITORIAL. CRITICAL OF INFORMATION AND EDUCATION SECTION OF THE FOREST SERVICE. 6198. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. STATUSOF(RICHARD A.) BALLINGER INVESTIGATION: BALLINGER-(GIFFORD) PINCHOT 6184. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. PROFESSOR (HENRY S.) GRAVES INVESTIGATION QUIESCENT FOR A TIME.. .PINCHOT MAY BE TAKES UP WORK AS CHIEF FORESTER.. . THE SOUTHERN WITNESS. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:28. FEB. 12, LUMBERMAN 62:27. FEB. 5, 1910. 1910.

6185. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. PROTECTING FORESTS: FOREST 6199. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. TALKS ABOUT LABORATORY: CHIEF SERVICEOFFICIALSSAY RECENT ODD LENGTHS BULLETIN DID FORESTER (HENRY S.) GRAVES SAYS DEDICATION AT MADISON NOT FULLY TREAT SUBJECT OF SAVING LUMBER. THE WAS BIG SUCCESS. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:29-30. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:22. AUG.13, 1910. JUNE 25,1910.

6186. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. PUTS HIMSELF IN SINGULAR 6200. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. TO BE OPENED FOR ENTRY: FOREST POSITION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:25. JAN. 22, RESERVES IN ARKANSAS TO BE THROWN OPEN APRIL 15-BIG 1910. RUSH EXPECTED. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:28. FEB. 25, 1911. EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON THE BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. 6201. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. TO INVESTIGATE FOREST LAND TAXATION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63.21. APR. 23, 6187. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. RECENT PROCLAMATIONS OF 1910. ELIMINATION: PRESIDENT (WILLIAM H.) TAFT'S SIGNATURE IS AFFIXED TO A NUMBER OF PROCLAMATIONS ELIMINATING FOREST SERVICE AND WISCONSIN BOARD OF FORESTRY BEGINS SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF LAND FROM THE GOVERBMENT CO-OPERATIVE STUDY OF FOREST TAXATION IN WISCONSIN. FORESTS-CHANGES MADE IN FOREST BOUNDARIES. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 70:26. OCT. 15, 1910. 6202. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. TO REACH CONCLUSION: DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER-(GIFFORD( PINCHOT 6188. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. REITERATES POSITION: CHIEF COMMITTEE WISH CONCLUSION REACHED PROMPTLY. WILL FORESTER GIFFORD PINCHOT REPLIES TO QUESTIONS ASKED PROBABLY BE DELAYED. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:28. BY DR. LYMAN ABBOTT. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:27. JUNE 25, 1910. DEC. 4,1909. 6203. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. TO STRENGTHEN LAW: FRIENDS OF 6189. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. REPORT OF HOUSE COMMITTEE ON THE APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVE INTRODUCE BILLS TO WEEKS BILL:...CONTAINS MUCH INTERESTING INFORMATION AMPLIFY WEEKS LAW. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:39. IN REGARD TO RELATION OF FORESTS TO STREAM FLOW-NEED MAY 20, 1911. OF NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE EAST. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:31 -32. APR. 9, 1910. 6204. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. TWO FOREST SERVICES: INDIAN FOREST SERVICE IS TO HAVE CHARGE OF ALL THE TIMBER 6190. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. SATISFACTION OVER PASSAGE OF LANDS OWNED BY POOR LO. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN WEEKS BILL: CONSERVATIONISTS EVERYWHERE ARE MUCH 69:27. AUG. 27, 1910. PLEASED AT THE FINAL PASSAGE OF THE BILL... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:32. FEB. 25, 1911. 6205. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. UNDER WEEKS BILL: REPORTED THAT TALLULAH FALLS WILL BE ONE OF THE FIRST SITES 6191. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. SCIENTISTS GO AFTER CHIEF PURCHASED BY THE GOVERNMENT. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN (WILLIS L.) MOORE. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:24. 71:36. APR. 22,1961. FEB. 26, 1910. 6206. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. USE OF THE FORESTS AND INCREASE SEE ALSO,ISSUE OF 62:30 FEB. 19,1910; AND OF THEIR PRODUCTIVITY. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:24-25, FEB.19, 1910. 62:54, JAN. 15,1910.

6192. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. SECRETARY (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER EXTRACT OF BULLETIN ISSUED BY FOREST SERVICE. WILL RESIGN:... (WILLIAM H.) TAFT MAY LATER RECOMMEND ABOLITION (OF) DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND 6207. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WANT PROTECTION: WESTERN LUMBERMEN START MOVEMENT TO INTEREST FEDERAL DECLARES (GIFFORD) PINCHOT'S NAME WILL GO DOWN IN GOVERNMENT IN PROTECTION OF FORESTS FROM FIRE. THE HISTORY. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 62:30. JAN. 15, SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:37. SEPT. 3,1910. 1910.

6208. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WANTS TO INVESTIGATE: 6221. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WILL SUE (GIFFORO) PINCHOT: REPRESENTATIVE (GILBERT II.) HITCHCOCK INTRODUCES (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER ANNOUNCED HIS INTENTION TO GET RESOLUTION CALLING FOR INVESTIGATION OF ALASKAN COAL . . 'RETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE' . THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN LAND MATTER. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:29. DEC. 11, 71:30. MAR. 25, 1911. 1909. 6222. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WILL TAKE IT UP: CONGRESS MAY ALASKAN COAL LANDS DISPUTE PRECIPITATED THE ORDER (GEORGE W.( WICKERSHAM TO PRODUCE PAPERS BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. REOUESTED BY (LOUIS D.) BRANDEIS IN (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER-)GIFFORD) PINCHOT INVESTIGATION. THE 6209. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WAS NEATLY EVADED: (RICHARD A.) SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:32. MAY 7, 1910. BALLINGER ISSUE SIDE-TRACKED BY COMMITTEE-WILL HARDLY COME UP AGAIN. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:28. FEB. 6223. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WORK OF SALVAGE IN NORTHWESTERN 18, 1911. FORESTS: BIGGEST 'FIRE SALE' ON RECORD.. FOREST SERVICE.. DISPOSING OF STANDING TIMBER IN NORTHERN 6210. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WASHINGTON GOSSIP ABOUT THE IDAHO AND WESTERN MONTANA... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN (GIFFORD) PINCHOT-ITHE000REI ROOSEVELT BREAK. THE 70:29. NOV. 5,1910. SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:26. DEC. 31,1910. 6224. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. YEAR'S FREEDOM FROM FOREST 6211. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WEEKS BILL IN SENATE: MEASURE FIRES. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 61:16. NOV. 20,1909. PROVIDING FOR APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVE TO BE VOTED ON NEXT WEEK. PROF. (L.C.( GLENN'S REPORT. THE 6225. SOUTHERN PINE ASSOCIATION. THE COOPERATIVE APPROACH IN SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:28. FEB. 11,1911. FOREST CONSERVATION: ADDRESSES BY F(ERDINAND) A. SILCOX (ET AL)... NEW ORLEANS, LA.: SOUTHERN PINE GLENN WAS A GEOLOGIST AT VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, ASSOCIATION, 1939. 43 PP. NASHVILLE, TENN. HIS REPORT WAS CONCERNED WITH FOREST INFLUENCES AND LAND USE. 6226. SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY. CAMPING ON MOUNT MITCHELL: INFORMATION REGARDING GOOD PLACES FOR SUMMER CAMPS IN 6212. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WEEKS BILL PASSES: LONG DEBATE UNITED STATES FORESTS IN NORTH CAROLINA. IN SENATE PRECEDES ITS PASSAGE-OPPOSITION WAS WASHINGTON, D.C.)?): SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, 1916. SMALL... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:28. FEB. 18, 32 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS. 1911. A COPY OF THIS PAMPHLET DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL 6213. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WEEKS BILL: CONTINUATION OF AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. HEARING-CHIEF (WILLIS L.I MOORE, OF WEATHER BUREAU DEFENDS HIS VIEWS IN REGARD TO FLOODS. THE SOUTHERN 6227. SOWDER, A. M. ARBOR DAY:''OUR LOVELIEST HOLIDAY''. LUMBERMAN 62:21. MAR. 5,1910. AMERICAN FORESTS 70:27, 52-53, 55. APR. 1964.

6214. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WEEKS FOREST RESERVE BILL 6228. SPACE, RALPH S. THE CLEARWATER STORY: A HISTORY OF THE BECOMES LAW:.. EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR CARRYING CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., OUT PROVISIONS OF THE LAW... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN FOR. SERV. ,NORTHERN REGION. MISSOULA, MONT.: 71 :33-34. MAR. 4, 1911. NORTHERN REGION,1964. 164 PP.' ILLUS., TABLES, MAP, PROCESSED. 6215. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WESTERNER ATTACKS CONSERVATION: COLORADO CATTLEMAN APPEALS TO THE UNITED STATES A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, SUPREME COURT, ON THE GROUNDS THAT THE FEDERAL FOREST UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. RESERVATIONS IN THE WEST ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL...

THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:24. JAN. 21,1911. 6229. SPALDING, V. H. PROGRESS IN FORESTRY UNDER STATE CONTROL. SCIENCE (NS( (2:977-989. DEC. 28, (900. 6216. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WHAT IS A NAVIGABLE STREAM? THIS IMPORTANT QUESTION HAS BEEN BROUGHT INTO THE REVIEW OF FORESTRY LEGISLATION AND CONDITIONS IN NEW INTERPRETATION OF THE WEEK'S LAW AS TO WHAT LAND CAN YORK, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, WISCONSIN, AND BE PURCHASED UNDER THIS LAW-DEFINITIONS OF THE COURTS MINNESOTA. IN THE MATTER VARIES. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71:29. MAY 6,1911. 6230. SPARHAWK, WILL1AM N. THE FORESTS OF THE NORTHWEST, THEIR RELATION TO NEW ENGLAND FORESTRY. A PAPER PRESENTED 6217. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WHAT LANDS WILL BE WANTED? THE AT THE THIRD NEW ENGLAND FORESTRY CONGRESS, HARTFORD, SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 71: 24. MAR. 18,1911. CONNECTICUT, JANUARY 31,1929. REPRINT. VERMONT FOR. SERV., PUB. 33. MONTPELIER, VT.: VERMONT FOREST EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON FUTURE PURCHASES OF LAND IN THE SERVICE, 1929)?). 8 PP. EAST FOR THE NEWLY CREATED EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS.

ALSO IN, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:359-365, APR.(929. 6218. THE SOUTHERNLUMBERMAN, WHITE MOUNTAIN FORESTS: COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS 6231. SPARHAWK, WILLIAM N. HISTORY OF FORESTRY IN AMERICA. SUBJECT OF INTERESTING PUBLICATION, THE SOUTHERN IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE,1949, U.S. DEPT. LUMBERMAN 62:31, DEC. 18, 1909. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. PHILIP W. AYRES PUBLISHES PAPER THROUGH U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SEE PP. 702-714.

6219. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WHO IS THE FATHER OF FORESTRY? 6232. SPARHAWK, WILLIAM N. HOW CAN PRIVATE FOREST LANDS BE MR.(GIFFORD) PINCHOT SAYS ITIS (THEODORE) BROUGHT UNDER FOREST MANAGEMENT? JOURNAL OF ROOSEVELT... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 69:28. JULY 23, FORESTRY 17:490-496. MAY 1919. 1910. 6233. SPARHAWK, WILLIAM N. A PROGRAM FOR STABILIZING PRIVATE 6220. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN. WILL BE HONORED: PRESIDENT OF FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN (CHARLES R. VAN HISE) 28:442-446. APR.(930. 6234. SPARHAWK, WILLIAM N. THE RETURN OF FOREST LAND 10 PUBLIC 6250. SPURR, STEPHEN H. PROGRESS IN SILVICULTURE. IN, OWNERSHIP. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:897-898. SEPT. AMERICAN FORESTRY, SIX DECADES OF GROWTH. ED. BY 1938. HENRY CLEPPER AND ARTHUR B. MEYER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1960. 319 PP.' INDEX. 6235. SPARHAWK, WILLIAM N. WHY GROW TIMBER? U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., MISC. PUB. 26. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO 1928. SEE PP. 65-82. (4 PP., ILLUS. 6251. SPURR, STEPHEN H., AND ARNOLD, R. KEITH. THE FORESTER'S 6236. SPEAREY, FRANK. FEDERAL FOREST REGULATION AND THE ROLE IN TODAY'S SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGES. WELFARE STATE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:127. FEB. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 69:795-799. NOV. 1971. 1950. 6252. SQUILLACE A. E., AND BINGHAM, R. 1. FOREST GENETICS LETTER TO THE EDITOR. SEE ALSO, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY RESEARCH IN THE NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION. 47:916, NOV. 1949. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 52:691 -692. SEPT. 1954.

6237. SPEH, C. F., ET AL. DISCUSSION OF A NATIONAL FOREST 6253. THE ST. LOUIS LUMBERMAN. A YEAR'S WORK IN FOREST SERVICE POLICY FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE NAVAL STORES INDUSTRIAL INVESTIGATIONS. THE ST. LOUIS LUMBERMAN INDUSTRY. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 57:12. MAY 15,1916. 2:72-84. 1920. OFFICE OF INDUSTRIAL INVESTIGATIONS, U.S. FOREST 6238. SPENCER, A. T. GRASSLAND IMPROVEMENT. THE NATIONAL SERVICE, RELEASES ANNUAL REPORT. WOOL GROWER 41:18-19, 30. JULY 1951. 6254. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. THE OZARK RIVERS NATIONAL AN ADDRESS ON THE SUBJECT OF,''THE PLACE OF RANGE MONUMENT: HARMONIOUS BUT SEPARATE. AMERICAN FORESTS IMPROVEMENT PRACTICE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF WILD 67:52. OCT.1961, LANDS' 6255. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. WHERE MAN IS A VISITOR. THE 6239. SPENCER, BETTY G. THE BIG BLOWUP. CALDWELL, IDAHO: THE LIVING WILDERNESS 78:19. AUTUMN-WINTER 1961-1962. CAXTON PRINTERS, LTD., 1956. 268 PP., ILLUS. REPRINT OF AN EDITORIAL ON WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISASTEROUS FOREST FIRES IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION, 1910. 6256. ST. NICHOLAS. PROTECTING THE NATION'S FORESTS. ST. NICHOLAS 44:168-169. DEC. 19)6. 6240. SPENCER, HENRY L. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: ORDERS AT AMERICAN FLATS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST 6257. ST. PAUL COMMERCIAL CLUB AND MINNEAPOLIS COMMERCIAL CLUB. LIFE 31:472-474, 509. AUG. 1925. ENDORSEMENT OF MINNESOTA RESERVE: MEMORIAL BY THE COMMERCIAL CLUBS OF MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL CALLING 6241. SPENCER, HENRY L. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THIS IMPORTANT RESERVE. PSYCHOLOGY. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:73-77. FEB.1906. 30:536-537, 562. SEPT. 1924. 6258. STACER, THOMAS C. THE CASE OF TIMBER TRESPASS. JOURNAL 6242. SPENCER, JOHN W. THE WILDERNESS CONGRESS: FIFTH BIENNIAL OF FORESTRY 65:621-624. SEPT. 1967. WILDERNESS CONGRESS, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, MARCH 15 AND 16,1957. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:28-30, 59-62. RELATES CHIEFLY TO OREGON TRESPASS LAWS, BUT CALLS MAY 1957. ATTENTION TO STATE-FEDERAL PROBLEMS IN THIS AREA.

6243. SPENCER, WILLIAM. IS FORESTRY OUT OF PLACE IN THE SPACE 6259. STACER, THOMAS C. FOREST FIRES AND THE LAW. JOURNAL OF AGE? AMERICAN FORESTS 68:8. DEC. 1962. FORESTRY 64:449-451. JULY 1966.

6244. SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. FOREST PROTECTION AND THE TARIFF ON 6260. STAEBLER, GEORGE R. DECISION IN THE NORTH CASCADES: LUMBER. NEW YORK: SPIRIT OF THE PRESS, 1883. 35 RANDOM THOUGHTS ON FORESTRY, HUMAN VALUES, AND THE PP., TABLES. NORTH CASCADES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:537-539. JULY 1968. EXCERPTS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES, MAINLY NEWSPAPERS, REGARDING FOREST PROTECTION. OPINION ON COVERTING THE NORTH CASCADES FROM NATIONAL FOREST TO NATIONAL PARK. 6245. SPRAGUE, CHARLES A. IT SEEMS TO ME... AMERICAN FORESTS 61:30. SEPT. 1955. 6261. STAEBNER, R. C. THE SOLUTION OF THE FOREST PROBLEM. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:302-305. MAR. 1930. REMARKS ON THE OREGON & CALIFORNIA LAND CONTROVERSY. SEE, ALSO, ISSUES OF61:4, SEPT. 1955; 61:31, 48-49, 6262. STAEBNER, R. C. TIMBERLAND TAXATION IN OPERATION: HOW NOV. 1955; AND 61 :8-12, 42-44, JULY 1955. THE BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE INTERPRETS THE LAW. FOREST FARMER 11. JUNE 1952. 6246. SPRING, A.W., ED. TOP COUNTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:290-295, 335-336. JULY 1934. 6263. STAGNER, HOWARD. A SECOND LOOK AT MULTIPLE USE. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:24-25. FEB. 1960. ARTICLE ON WYOMING NATIONAL FORESTS.

6264. STAHL, C. J. THE NEW SPIRIT OF PUBLIC SERVICE. 6247.. SPROAT, HUGH. FOREST FIRES. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER AMERICAN FORESTRY 23:234-235. APR. 1917. 21:41-43. NOV. 1931. 6265. STAHL, C. J., AND THOMPSON, M. W. WHERE FORESTRY AND 6248. SPROAT, HUGH. HIGH LIGHTS ON FOREST GRAZING. THE RECREATION MEET. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 19:526-533. NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 10:19-21. MAR. 1920. MAY 1921.

6249. SPRY, WILLIAM. ''TRUE CONSERVATION AND HOW TO ACCOMPLISH VIEWED FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND SILVICULTURAL

IT'' --GOVERNOR SPRY OF UTAH DECLARES.. THAT ASPECTS. ... PROTECTION OF WATER SHEDS CAN BE HANDLED MORE SENSIBLY AND ECONOMICALLY BY THE INDIVIDUAL STATES. 6266. STAHL, ROSE M. THE (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER-(GIFFORD( LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 25:37-39. SEPT.10, 1913. PINCHOT CONTROVERSY. SMITH COLLEGE STUDIES IN HISTORY 44:69-138. JAN. 1926. BIBLIOGRAPHY PP. 135-138. APR.1934.

6267. STAIR, WILLIAM N. HE HARVESTS WATER AND PEOPLE. REFERS TO THE CODE ESTABLISHED UNDER THE NATIONAL AMERICAN FORESTS 74:12-14 74. DEC. 1968. INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT.

HOWARD LULL, A HYDROLOGIST FOR THE FOREST SERVICE, 6283. STERLING, ERNEST A. FORESTRY FOR RAILROADS. SOCIETY OF ALSO SERVES AS AN ORDAINED PRIEST FOR THE CHRIST AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 4(11:30-41. 1909. EPISCOPAL CHURCH. FOREST SERVICE IN RELATION TO RAILROAD FOREST LAND 6268. STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE. AMERICAS DEMAND FOR WOOD. HOLDERS. STANFORD, CALIF.: STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 1954. 404 PP., CHARTS, TABLES, GRAPHS. 6284. STERLING, ERNEST A. THE FORESTRY PROBLEM IN THE UNITED STATES, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:788-793. OCT. 1930. 6269. STANLEY, EDWARD P. ECOLOGICAL BALANCE IN FOREST USE. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:36-39. SEPT. 1972. 6285. STERLING, ERNEST A. NATIONAL FOREST STUMPAGE POLICY: GOVERNMENT TIMBER CHARACTERIZED AS LUMBER ARTICLE ON LAND USE PLANNING FOR ECOLOGICAL BALANCE. MANUFACTURER'S ELDORADO. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW A STUDY CONDUCTED ON THE MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST. 27:27-28. AUG. 25,1914.

6270. STARRETT, LILLIAN K. WOMEN IN FORESTRY. AMERICAN 6286. STERLING, ERNEST A. ON THE HISTORY OF FORESTRY. FORESTS 43:548, 550, 562-563. NOV. 1937. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:365-366. MAY 1950.

6271. START, EDWIN A. THE FIGHT FOR THE APPALACHIAN FORESTS. 6287. STERRETT, W. D. FOREST RANGER EDUCATION. SOCIETY OF CONSERVATION 15:251-261. MAY 1909. AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 10:282-283. JULY 1915. 6272. START, EDWIN A. HOW THE HOUSE VOTED: AN ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE OF MARCH 1,1909,IN THE HOUSE OF COMMENT ON ARTICLE BY DORR SKEELS IN SAME ISSUE. REPRESENTATIVES ON THE WEEKS BILL. CONSERVATION REFER TO PP. 271-280. 15:348-357. JUNE 1909. 6288. STEVENS, JAMES. GREEN POWER: THE STORY OF PUBLIC LAW 6273. START, EDWIN A. A NATIONAL NEED. FORESTRY AND 273. SEATTLE, WASH.: SUPERIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY, IRRIGATION 13:481-484. SEPT. 1907. 1958. 95 PP., ILLUS., INDEX.

THE NEED FOR FOREST RESERVES IN THE EASTERN PART OF PUBLIC LAW 273 WAS THE SUSTAINED YIELD ACT OF 1944. THE UNITED STATES. 6289. STEVENS, JAMES. WILLIAM B. GREELEY: ''THE BUSINESS OF 6274. START, EDWIN A. THE NEW FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY. LIFE ISTO GO FORWARD'':... THE COLONEL WAS A GREAT AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:387-403. JULY 1910. MAN.. .HERE HIS SERGEANT OF WORK EXPLAINS WHY. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:18-19, 46-48. JAN. 1956. OUTLINE OF THE TYPES OF WORK TO BE CARRIED ON AT THE

NEW FOREST SERVICE LABORATORY OPENED AT MADISON, 6290. STEVENS, 1. 0. TREE FARMS VERSUS REGULATION. THE WISCONSIN. ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 281:99-104. MAY 1952. 6275. START, EDWIN A. THE SECOND CONSERVATION CONGRESS: A GREAT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY IN ST. PAUL, SEPTEMBER 5 TO SUBTITLE, ''THE FUTURE OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES'' 8. AMERICAN FORESTRY 16:569-588. OCT.1910. 6291. STEWART, FLEMING K., ET AL. ENGINEERING IN THE FOREST 6276. START, EDWIN A. A WHITE MOUNTAIN FOREST RESERVE: ITS SERVICE. FOREST HISTORY 14:6-17. JAN. 1971. IMMEDIATE NEED, AND ITS RELATION TO THE NATIONAL

FOREST RESERVE POLICY. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 6292. STEWART, G. I. ENGINEERING IN FOREST PROTECTION. 11:450-452. OCT. 1905. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 73:477-480, 495. JUNE 1951.

6277. START, EDWIN A. WHY THE BILL HANGS FIRE: AN EXPLANATION 6293. STEWART, GEORGE. FOREST SERVICE RANGE RESEARCH SEMINAR. AND A PLEA. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 13:29-31. JAN. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRONOMY 1907. 32:235-238. MAR. 1940.

REGARDING THE BILL TO ESTABLISH THE EASTERN FOREST 6294. STEWART, GEORGE. HISTORIC RECORDS BEARING ON RESERVES. AGRICULTURAL AND GRAZING ECOLOGY IN UTAH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:362-375. APR. 1941. 6278. STEDMAN, C. K. AN ALGEBRAIC APPROACH TO LAND USE IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. AMERICAN FORESTS 67:38-39. JAN. 6295. STEWART, GEORGE. WHO SHOULD CONTROL THE PUBLIC DOMAIN? 1961. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 36:156-160, 166. MAR. 1930. 6279. STEELE, E. N. HOW TO BE A FOREST RANGER: CAREERS IN CONSERVATION. NEW YORK: ROBERT N. MCBRIDE AND 6296. STICKEL, PAUL W. AUTOMATIC APPARATUS FOR DETECTING AND COMPANY, 1943. 215 PP.,ILLUS., MAP. REPORTING FOREST FIRES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:502-503. JUNE 1940. 6280. STEEN, HAROLD K., AND SCHREPFER, SUSAN R. WHY ORAL HISTORY? FOREST HISTORY 16. OCT. 1972. 6297. STICKNEY, E. WATERSHEDS NEED MANAGING: SAN DIIIAS EXPERIENTAL FOREST. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR 6281. STERLING, E. M. MYTH OF MULTIPLE USE: THE FOREST WEEKLY MAGAZINE SECTION. MAY 17,194!. SERVICE... IS SUFFERING FROM THE BIGGEST ''GENERATION GAP'' IN HISTORY. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:25-27. JUNE P. 14. 1970. 6298. STOCKBRIDGE, HELEN E. GROWTH OF THE FOREST SERVICE DISCUSSION IN ISSUE OF 76:5-6, SEPT. 1970 ALSO 76:4, LIBRARY. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 8:198-200. JUNE 1910 OCT. 1970.

6299. STOCKWELL, H, J. SOIL EROSION CONTROL WORK BY THE CCC. 6282. STERLING, ERNEST A. THE CHALLENGE OF THE TIMBER AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 16:194. MAY 1935. CONSERVATION CODE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 32:490-491. 6300. STODDARD, CHARLES H. JR. A PATTERN FOR PUBLIC 6318. STRAUSBAUGH, P. 0. CRANBERRY GLADES: AN INTRIGUING BIT REGULATION OF PRIVATE FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY OF BACK COUNTRY IN THE OLD MOUNTAINS OF WEST VIRGINIA 40:371-376. MAY 1942. WHICH RECENTLY HAS BEEN INCLUDED IN THE IIONONGAHELA NATIONAL FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS 40:362-364, 6301. STODDARD, CHARLES H., JR. PUBLIC TIMBER AND SMALL 382-383. AUG. 1934. BUSINESS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1959:88-90. 1959. 6319. STREEBY, LARRY L. SCENIC MANAGEMENT IMPACT ON OTHER FOREST ACTIVITIES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:430-432. 6302. STODDARD, CHARLES H., JR. SOME ASPECTS OF THE POLITICAL JULY 1970. DECISION IN FORESTRY: THREE CASES... JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:782-785. OCT. 1968. 6320. STRINCHAM, B. H. TAYLOR GRAZING ADMINISTRATION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF THE ADVISORY BOARD: AN ADDRESS PUBLIC REGULATION OF PRIVATE FOREST CUTTING. PUBLIC BEFORE: .THE UTAH WOOL GROWERS... THE NATIONAL WOOL LANDS. GROWER 28:17-18. MAR. 1938.

6303. STODDART, L. A. THE PUBLIC GRAZING LANDS. THE NATIONAL 6321. STRONG, C. C. DESIRABILITY OF A BROADER NATIONAL POLICY WOOL GROWER 28:16-18. MAY 1938. OF FOREST PLANTING. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:504-510. APR. 1930. 6304. STODDART, L. A. RANGE MANAGEMENT. IN, FIFTY YEARS OF FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED. BY ROBERT K. WINTERS. DISCUSSION, ISSUE OF 28:1177-1179, DEC. 1930.SEE WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, ALSO PHILIP C. WAKELEY, ''FITTING FOREST PLANTING TO 1950. 385 PP.ILLUS., BIBLIO., INDEX. FIT AMERICAN NEEDS'', PP. 500-503.

PP. 113-135. 6322. STROTHER, FRENCH: FOREST CONSERVATION BECOMES A REALITY: THE FIRST ARTICLE IN A SERIES ON USING TREES AND 6305. STODDART, L. A. WHAT HOPE FOR GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC HAVING THEM. WORLDS WORK 51 :37-44. NOV. 1925. LANDS. JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 18:109-112. MAY 1965. SEE, ALSO, ISSUES OF 5:189-198, DEC.1925; AND 51 :434-439, FEB. 1926. 6306. STONE & WEBSTER JOURNAL. FORESTRY IN THE UNITED STATES. STONE & WEBSTER JOURNAL 20:440-449. JUNE 1917. 6323. STUART, ALICE. ACCESSIBILITY OF NATIONAL FORESTS FOR RECREATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:408-412. MAY 6307. STONE, E. B. THE FORESTS OF THE ALLEGHENY PLATEAU. 1939. FOREST LEAVES 18:141-143. JUNE 1922. 6324. STUART, ROBERT Y. FOREST SERVICE-AIDS FOR EXTENSION 6308. STONE, J. HERBERT. DECISION IN THE NORTH CASCADES: WORKERS. EXTENSION SERVICE REVIEW 3:81 -82. JUNE FOREST OR PARK; A FORMER REGIONAL FORESTER'S VIEW. 1932. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:527-532. JULY 1968. 6325. STUART, ROBERT Y. FORESTRY IN A NEW ERA. JOURNAL OF VIEW ON CONVERTING THE NORTH CASCADES FROM NATIONAL FORESTRY 31:141-146. FEB. 1Q33. FOREST TO NATIONAL PARK. DISCUSSION BY WALTER IIULFORD, PP.146-152. 6309. STONE, J. HERBERT. MULTIPLE USE AND THE FORESTER. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 56:699, 701. SEPT. 1958. 6326. STUART, ROBERT Y. FORESTRY'S RELATION TO PUBLIC WELFARE. LOUISIANA CONSERVATION REVIEW 2:27, 40. JAN. 1932. 6310. STONE, J. HERBERT, AND MAUNDER, ELWOOD R. A REGIONAL FORESTER'S VIEW OF MULTIPLE USE. SANTA CRUZ, 6327. STUART, ROBERT Y. THE NATIONAL FORESTS TODAY. AMERICAN CALIF.: FOREST HISTORY SOCIETY, 1972. 256 PP., FORESTS AND FOREST LIFE 36:405-407, 476, 478. JULY ILLUS., BIBLIO. ,INDEX. 1930.

6311. STONE, LOIS C. THE INSTITUTE OF FOREST GENETICS: A 6328. STUART, ROBERT Y. THE NEXT TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. JOURNAL LEGACY OF GOOD BREEDING. FOREST HISTORY 12:20-29. OF FORESTRY 28:429. APR. 1930. OCT. 1968. 6329. STUART, ROBERT Y. OUR NEED FOR FORESTS. SOUTHERN ARTICLE BASED UPON INTERVIEWS WITH PERSONNEL AT THE FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 11:11-17. 1929. INSTITUTE. 6330. STUART, ROBERT Y. RECENT APPLICATIONS OF SCIENCE TO 6312. STONE, LYMAN B. PATRIOTS IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE. THE FORESTRY. PACIFIC SCIENCE CONGRESS (5TH), OUTLOOK 92:718-725. JULY 24, 1909. PROCEEDINGS 1933(l):567-571. 1934.

THE ARTICLE INCLUDES A STATEMENT ON GIFFORD PINCHOT. 6331. STUART, ROBERT Y, THE RELATION OF THE FOREST SERVICE TO THE MINING INDUSTRY. AMERICAN FORESTRY 19:154-163. 6313. STORY, ARTHUR. HOW DOES A LOOKOUT LOOK OUT? AMERICAN MAR. 1913. FORESTS 39:308. JULY 1933. 6332. STUART, ROBERT V. RELATION OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS TO A 6314. STORY, FRASER. A NATIONAL PLAN FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY. POLICY FOR THE UNAPPROPRIATED PUBLIC LANDS. JOURNAL EMPIRE FORESTRY JOURNAL 13:36-38. JULY 1934. OF FORESTRY 29:316-321. MAR. 1931.

COMMENTS ON THE COPELAND REPORT. 6333. STUART, ROBERT V. SOME PROBLEMS OF MUTUAL INTEREST TO STOCKMEN AND THE FOREST SERIVCE. AMERICAN NATIONAL 6315. STOTT, CALVIN B. A SHORT HISTORY OF CONTINUOUS FOREST LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS 32:81-87. 1929. INVENTORY EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:834-837. NOV. 1968. 6334. STUART, ROBERT V. THAT 250,000 MAN JOB. AMERICAN FORESTS 39:194-197. MAY 1933. 6316. STRATTON, GEORGE F. RANGERETTES AND RANGERS: GIRLS WITH HIGH HONORS IN GUARDING OUR FORESTS. THE COUNTRY REFERENCE TO THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. GENTLEMAN 89:3, 26. DEC. 6,1924. 6335. STUART, ROBERT Y, UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE STATES 6317. STRATTON, GEORGE F. VICTORY FOR THE RANGE. THE COUNTRY POSITION ON THE YOSEMITE TIMBER. FOREST LEAVES GENTLEMAN 92:75. APR. 1927, 21:139-140. JUNE 1928. 6336. SULLIVAN, EDWARD 1. FORESTRY--WHAT IS IT? JOURNAL OF 6353, SWIFT, LLOYD W. FOREST-WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT LOOKS AHEAD. FORESTRY 43:217-218. MAR. 1945. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:1044-1046. DEC. 1946.

6337. SULLIVAN, JOHN D., AND BURKS, GEORGE F. THE 6354. SWIFT, LLOYD W. FORESTS AS A WILDLIFE HABITAT, IN, IICINTIRE-STENNIS PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTS TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949k U.S. DEPT. OF 75:16-19, 54-56. APR 1969. AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP.,ILLUS., MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. FOREST RESEARCH LEGISALTION. SEE PP. 564-571. 6338. SUNSET. FORESTS OF OREGON. SUNSET 97:9-11. JULY 1946. 6355. SWIFT, LLOYD W. LONG-RANGE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 6339. SUNSET. THE FORESTS OF WASHINGTON. SUNSET 97:12-13. OF THE U. S. FOREST SERIVCE. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN JULY 1946. FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1959:94-96. 1959.

6340. SUPERINTENDENT OF THE UNITED STATES FOREST RESERVES IN 6356. SWIFT, LLOYD W. OUR NATIONAL FORESTS AS A HOME FOR MONTANA. THE RELATION OF FOREST PRESERVATION TO THE WILDLIFE. AUDOBON MAGAZINE 47:288-295. SEPT. -OCT. PUBLIC WELFARE. THE FORESTER 5:127-129. JUNE 1899. 1945.

BEING AN ADDRESS DELIVERED ON ARBOR DAY AT THE 6357. SWIFT, LLOYD W. WILDERNESS AREAS. THE CALIFORNIA MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY AT MISSOULA. COUNTRYMAN 16:10, 34. APR. 1930.

6341. SURFACE, GEORGE T. THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN PARK RESERVE 6358. SWIFT, LLOYD W. WILDLIFE AND FEDERAL LANDS--THE NATIONAL AS A NATIONAL PLAYGROUND. THE ANNALS OF THE FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 60:21 -23. JAN.1962. AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 35:185-192. MAR. 1910. 6359. SWIFT, LLOYD W. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT IN THE MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. SOCIETY OF SUBTITLE, ''PUBLIC RECREATION FACILITIES'' AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1948:121-125. 1949.

6342. SUTER, H. M. WHAT CONGRESS HAS BEEN DOING FOR OUR FOREST 6360. SWING, RAYMOND GRAM, TAKE THE ARMY OUT OF THE C. C. C. DOMAIN. THE COUNTRY CALENDAR 1:296. JULY 1905. THE NATION 141 :459-460. OCT. 23, 1935.

6343. SUTTON, PAUL F. FOREST FIRES AND THE U.S. FIRE WEATHER 6361. SWINGLER, W. S. EDUCATION AND ASSISTANCE IN THE FIELDS SERVICE. THE PAPER INDUSTRY AND PAPER WORLD OF FOREST MANAGEMENT AND ASSISTANCE. AMERICAN 27:54-56. APR. 1945. FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 1953:220. 1953.

6344. SWAIN, DONALD C. FEDERAL CONSERVATION POLICY, 1921-1933. 6362. SWINGLER, W. S. FOREST SERVICE WORK IN NEW ENGLAND AND A LOOK AHEAD. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:422-424. JUNE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PUBLICATIONS IN HISTORY, 1950. VOL. 76. BERKELEY, CALIF.: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

PRESS, 1963. 221 PP., BIBLIO., INDEX. 6363. SWINGLER, W.S. KEEPING FOREST INSECTS IN THEIR PLACE: HOW DOES THE U. S FOREST SERIVCE MEET ITS 6345. SWAIN, DONALD C. HAROLD ICKES, HORACE ALBRIGHT, AND THE RESPONSIBILITY TO THE TAXPAYER IN PROTECTING 180 HUNDRED DAYS: A STUDY IN CONSERVATION ADMINISTRATION. MILLION ACRES OF VALUABALE FOREST LAND FROM PACIFIC HISTORICAL REVIEW 34:455-465. NOV. 1965. INSECTS?... AMERICAN FORESTS 65:28-38, 42-45. FEB. 1959. ALTHOUGH NOT CONCERNED WITH THE FOREST SERVICE, THIS

ARTICLE PROVIDES INSIGHT INTO ICKE'S CONCEPTS OF 6364. SWINGLER, W.S. SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC THROUGH CONSERVATION WHICH LED TO HIS BREAK WITH GIFFORD COOPERATION WITH STATES AND PRIVATE OWNERS. JOURNAL PINCHOT. OF FORESTRY 53:120-125. FEB. 1955.

6346. SWAIN, DONALD C. WILDERNESS DEFENDER: HORACE M. ALBRIGHT 6365, TALL, BENITA. OUR AMERICAN WILDERNESS: THE CONTINENTAL AND CONSERVATION. CHICAGO: UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNITED STATES WAS A VAST WILDERNESS A RELATIVELY FEW PRESS, 1970. 347 PP.INDEX, PLATES, BIBLIO. YEARS AGO. TODAY WE ARE FACED WITH THE PROBLEM OF PRESERVING OUR REMAINING WILDERNESS AREAS. SCIENCE 6347. SWAIN, E. H. F. AN AUSTRALIAN STUDY OF AMERICAN NEWS LETTER 73:90. FEB. 8,1958. FORESTRY. BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA: ANTHONY J. CUMMING, PUBLIC PRINTER, 1918.138 PP., ILLUS. ILLUS. P. 81.

A COPY OF THIS REPORT IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL 6366. TALL, BENITA. OUR LAST WILDERNESS: PRICELESS WILDLIFE IS AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. DISAPPEARING NOW AS OUR 49TH STATE SEEMS TO BE MAKING THE SAME MISTAKES.. AS WERE MADE IN THE CONTINENTAL 6348. SWAN, KENNETH D. SPLENDID WAS THE TRAIL. MISSOULA, UNITED STATES. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 76:154-155. MONT.: MOUNTAIN PRESS, 1968. 170 PP.,ILLUS., INDEX. SEPT. 5,1959.

AUTOBIOGRAPHY. ALASKA WILDERNESS AREAS.

6349. SWAN, KENNETH D. WHAT THE NATIONAL FORESTS MEAN TO 6367. TALMADGE, HERMAN E., AND AIKEN, GEORGE D. ON REGAINING MONTANA. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., MISC. CIRC. 48. PARADISE. AMERICAN FORESTS 78:8-10. SEPT. 972. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1926. 28 PP.'ILLUS., MAP. COMMENTS ON THE NATIONAL FOREST WILD AREAS ACT OF 6350. SWEARINGEN, TOM. THE RANGE TRUCE THAT BROUGHT 1972. PROSPERITY: A 1949 RANGE-STYLE COLD-WAR TREATY IS BEARING FRUIT. FARM QUARTERLY 21 :38-39, 120-123. 6368. TALNEY, MARK A. KLAMATH TRIBE NEARS A CRISIS: NO FALL FORECAST 1966. FEASIBLE WAY IS SEEN TO SELL THE TIMBER LANDS WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE INDIANS AND PUBLIC. THE CHRISTIAN 6351. SWIFT, ERNEST. NEEDS OF OUR PARKS AND FORESTS. AUDOBON CENTURY 75:112-113. JAN. 22, 1958. MAGAZINE 57:54-56, 65. MAR. -APR. 1955.

6369, TAYLOR, A. 0, AND BONNET, P.D. PROBLEMS OF LANDSCAPE 6352. SWIFT, ERNEST. TRANSITIONS IN FORESTRY. AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS: REPORT TO THE FORESTS 69:22-23, 60-62. JUNE 1963. CHIEF, FOREST SERVICE, ON TRIP OF INSPECTION THROUGH SOME OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN REGIONS 1 2, 3, 4, 6387. THOMAS, LEON R., AND LUCAS, WILLIAM J. MULTIPLE USE 5, 6,7, 8, AND 9. WASHINGTON, D.C.)?): A.D. MANAGEMENT OF FOREST LANDS IN A DYNAMIC SOCIETY. TAYLOR)?), 1936. 220 PP. PHOTOS. PROCESSED. SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 20:141-142, JULY 1965

A COPY OF REPORT IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL 6388. THOMPSON, M.W. UNCLE SAM'S FIRST TIMBER SALE: AND HOW AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. II HAS WRITTEN PERMANENCE AND PROSPERITY INTO A MINING COMMUNITY OF THE BLACK HILLS. AMERICAN 6370. TAYLOR, BILLIE. NEWSPAPERMEN'S FOREST. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:17-19. JAN. 1928. FORESTS 65:34-35, 51-52. JAN. 1959. 6389. THOMPSON, PERRY A. FOREST FIRE CONTROL, 1949. JOURNAL ARTICLE ON NICOLET NATIONAL FOREST. OF FORESTRY 48:241-244. APR. 1950.

6371. TAYLOR, CARL C. ATTAINING A NATIONAL POLICY AND PROGRAM 6390. THOMPSON, ROGER C. PRESERVATION, RECREATION, AND THE OF CONSERVATION. RURAL AMERICA 14:3-7. DEC. 1936. PREMISE OF FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 65:372-377. JUNE 1967, 6372. TAYLOR, E. H. CONSERVATION LEGISLATION AND POLICIES. NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONFERENCE, TRANSACTIONS 6391. THOMPSON, ROY A.H. WHAT'S HAPPENING TO THE TIMBER. 1956:53-56. 1956. HARPERS MAGAZINE 191:125-133. AUG. 1945.

DISCUSSION, PP. 56-57. 6392. THOMPSON, STEPHEN G. SPARE THAT TREE: LIKE THE WEATHER, EVERYBODY AGREES ON THE NEED FOR FOREST CONSERVATION 6373. TAYLOR, E. H. THE PRAIRIES CAN GROW TREES. THE COUNTRY BUT NOBODY DOES ANYTHING ABOUT II. THE NEW REPUBLIC GENTLEMAN 112:13, 52-53. FEB. 1942. 116:20-23. MAR.17, 1947.

6374. TAYLOR, HUNTINGTON. CUT-OVER LAND EXCHANGE. THE 6393. THONE, FRANK. DISCOVERY FOREST. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER TIMBERIIAN 24:92. DEC. 1922. 39:158. MAR. 8,1941.

6375. TAYLOR, SMITH L. RANGERS CORNER MISSING FOREMAN PROPOSED NATIONAL FOREST TO COMMEMORATE THE DISCOVERY AMERICAN FORESTS 45:40. JAN. 939. OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BY DE SOlO IN 541.

6376. TEESDALE, L. V. NEW BUILDING DEMONSTRATES MODERN WOOD 6394. THONE, FRANK. MORE THAN TREES DIE. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER CONTRUCTION: STRUCTURE AT FOREST PRODUCTS 43:398. JUNE 19,1943. LABORATORY... ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD 114:525-527. APR. 11, 1935. 6395. THONE., FRANK. MULTIPLE-PURPOSE FORESTRY. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 47:109. FEB.17, 1945. 6377. TERRY, ELW000 I. THE FUTURE OF FORESTRY AND GRAZING IN THE SOUTHERN PINE BELT. THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 6396. THONE, FRANK. THE NEW ENGLAND HURRICANE OF A YEAR AGO. 52:245.256. MAR. 1941. SCIENCE INS) 908 (SUP). SEPT. 22, 1939.

6378. TERRY, ELWOOD I. PUBLIC ACQUISITION OR CONTROL? 6397. THONE, FRANK. THE REBUILDING OF FORESTS IN NEW ENGLAND. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:324-325. APR. 1920. SCIENCE INS) 88:10, 12 (SUP.). OCT. 7,1938.

6379. TERZICK, PETER. NATIONAL FOREST OF INDIANA. AMERICAN 6398. THONE, FRANK. SHELTERBELT DIVIDENDS. SCIENCE NEWS FORESTS 66:12-13, 82-84. JULY 1960. LETTER 39:287. MAY 3, 1941.

REFERS TO THE HOOSIER NATIONAL FOREST. 6399. THONE, FRANK. WANTED: QUIET. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 54:272. OCT. 23,1948. 6380. THAYER, ALFORD L. THE FRAUDULENT HOMESTEADER. CONSERVATION 14:579-584. NOV. 1908. COMMENTS ON RECREATIONAL VEHICLE USE IN WILDERNESS AREAS. SETTLING ON FORESTED LANDS. 6400. THORNTON, E. M. RANGER'S CORNER: ALONE WITH A BEAR. 6381. THAYER, J. A. SHALL THE STATES OWN AND CONTROL THE AMERICAN FORESTS 44:34-35. JAN. 1938. NATIONAL FORESTS? OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, FORESTRY CLUB, THE ANNUAL CRUISE 8:22-24, 92, 94, 96 6401. THORPE, LLOYD. THE LITTLE FIRE THAT REMAINED LITTLE. 98.1927. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:36-39, 63. NOV. 1969.

6382. THEISS, LEWIS E. FIRE WEATHER. AMERICAN FORESTS & THE SISAR FIRE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. FOREST LIFE 31 :394-396, 441. JULY 1925. 6402. THRUELSEN, RICHARD. FOREST RANGER. SATURDAY EVENING SOME MENTION OF RESEARCH CONDJCTED BY U.S. FOREST POST 221 :32-33, 90-92, 94, JAN. 8, 1949. SERVICE. 6403. TILDEN, PAUL M. RESOURCES AND LEGISLATION: WASHINGTON 6383. THELEN, ROLE, SOME RECENT PROGRESS IN THE ART OF KILN NEWSLETTER: THE WILDERNESS ACT. NATURAL HISTORY DRYING: RESEARCHES AND DISCOVERIES AT U.S. FOREST 73:61 -62. DEC. 1964. PRODUCTS LABORATORY AND BY INVESTIGATORS IN THE FIELD. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 45:59-61. NOV.10, 1923. 6404. TILLOTSON, C. R. FEDERAL COOPERATION IN FIRE PREVENTION AND REFORESTATION. NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS 7:3-4. 6384. THOMAS, C. R. INDUSTRIAL RESEARN IN WOOD AT FOREST MAR, 1930. PRODUCTS LABORATORY IN 1920. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 1317:172-174. DEC. 18, 1920. 6405. TILLOTSON, C.R. SOME DEVELOPMENTS IN REFORESTATION ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, 6385. THOMAS, EDWARD H. SILENT SENTINEL: SUCH IS MOUNT THE FOREST CLUB ANNUAL 6:103-109. 1915. BAKER... AMERICAN FORESTS 42:306-309, 324. JULY 1936. 6406. TIMBER TAX JOURNAL. STATE FOREST TAX LAW CHANGES SINCE 1967. TIMBER TAX JOURNAL 8:139-253. 1972. 6386. THOMAS, GERALD W., AND RONNINGEN, THOMAS S. RANGELANDS--OUR BILLION ACRE RESOURCE. AGRICULTURAL 6407. THE TIMBERMAN. FOREST POLICY COMMITTEE VISITS THE SCIENCE REVIEW 3(41:10-17, 1965. PACIFIC COAST. THE TIMBERMAN 22:39-43. AUG.1921. FOREST POLICY COMMITTEE OF THE U.S. CHAMBER OF 6425. TOUMEY, JAMES W. PROGRESS IN TREE PLANTING IN THE UNITED COMMERCE. STATES. THE FORESTER 6:213-214. SEPT. 1900.

6408. THE TIMBERMAN. MEETING OF FOREST POLICY COMMITTEE. THE COOPERATIVE EFFORT OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE TIMBERMAN 21:30. APR. 1920. LAND OWNERS IN PLANTING TREES.

PACIFIC COAST TIMBER ASSOCIATIONS MEET TO DISCUSS 6426. TOUMEY, JAMES W. RE-SHAPING OUR FOREST POLICY. THE ASPECTS OF FOREST POLICY FOR PACIFIC COAST. SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY 12:18-35. JAN. 921.

6409. THE TIMBERMAN. SOLDIERS ON CUT-OVER LANDS. THE 6427. TOUMEY, JAMES W. THE STATE'S RESPONSIBILITY (NA FOREST TIMBERMAN 19:86. JULY 1918. PROGRAM. AMERICAN FORESTRY 27:784-785. DEC. 1921.

6410. THE TIMBERMAN. TRADING TIMBER FOR LOGGED-OFF LAND. THE 6428. TOWELL, WILLIAM E. BRIDGER CONTROVERSY. AMERICAN TIMBERMAN 20:29. APR. 1919. FORESTS 75:45-46. NOV. 1969

FOREST SERVICE EXCHANGES MERCHANTABLE STUMPAGE IN WITH REPLY BY FLOYD IVERSON, PP. 46-47. NATIONAL NATIONAL FORESTS FOR ADJACENT LOGGED-OFF LANDS. WILDLIFE FEDERATION OPPOSES CUTTING ON BRIDGER NATIONAL FOREST. 6411. TIMMONS, JOHN F. PUBLIC LAND USE POLICY: NEEDS, OBJECTIVES, AND GUIDELINES. JOURNAL OF SOIL AND 6429. TOWELL, WILLIAM E. THE CRISIS IS PAST. AMERICAN WATER CONSERVATION 27:195-201. SEPT.-OCT. 1972. FORESTS 78:22-23, 44-45. JAN. 1972.

6412. TINKER, E. W. FEDERAL FORESTS, FORESTERS, AND COMMENTS ON FOREST CONSERVATION AND MULTIPLE USE RECREATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 27:251-253. MAR. FORESTRY. 1929.

6430. TOWELL, WILLIAM E. DISASTER FIRES-WHY? AMERICAN 6413. TINKER, E. W. FROM POVERTY TO PROSPERITY: OR HOW A FORESTS 75:12-15, 40. JUNE 1969. FOREST WORKING CIRCLE WORKS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 34:269-271. MAY 1928. SEE, ALSO, EDITORIAL COMMENT, PP. 10-11,.

USE OF THE WORKING CIRCLE ON HARNEY NATIONAL FOREST, 6431. TOWELL, WILLIAM E. DISASTER FIRES; A NATIONAL PROGRAM SOUTH DAKOTA. FOR WILDLIFE CONTROL. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:-6-8. JULY 1968. 6414. TINKER, E. W. GOVERNMENT AND FOREST CONTROL TRENDS. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 129:12-14. AUG. 4, 1949. REPLY BY CC. WILSON, ISSUE OF 74:45-46, DEC. 968.

6415. TINKER, E. W. THE PRESIDENT'S (FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT) 6432. TOWELL, WILLIAM E. LET'S NOT SCUTTLE PROFESSIONAL EMERGENCY CONSERVATION WORK. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY FORESTRY. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:10. MAR. 1971. 32:208-211. FEB. 1934. EDITORIAL. COMMENTS BY NELSON C. BROWN, PP. 211-215. DISCUSSION, PP. 215-218. 6433. TOWELL, WILLIAM E. MINERAL KING: A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. AMERICAN FORESTS 75:36, 62-63. APR. 1969. 6416. TINKER, E. W. WHAT'S HAPPENED TO THE SHELTERBELT? AMERICAN FORESTS 44:6-10, 48. JAN. 1938. ARTICLE ON THE MINERAL KING AREA OF THE CALIFORNIA SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS AND ITS PROPOSED RECREATIONAL 6417. TINKER, FRANK A. THE BATTLE FOR LOGAN CANYON. AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BY WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS. FORESTS 68:33-34, 46-47. MAR. 1962. 6434. TOWELL, WILLIAM E. PROJECT STRETCH. AMERICAN FORESTS ROAD CONSTRUCTION ON CACHE NATIONAL FOREST. 78:8-11. JULY 1972.

6418. TINKER, FRANK A. DE-SPICING WESTERN RANGES: THE AROMATIC FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH AIDS IN FOREST CONSERVATION. SAGEBRUSH PLANT.. .HAS BECOME A MENACE TO THE WESTERN

LANDS BY CROWDING OUT VALUABLE COVER ON WATERSHEDS 6435. TOWNSEND, A. PRICE. AERIAL FOREST FIRE PATROL. THE AND RANGES. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:14-15, 48-51. SEPT. FORESTRY KAIMIN 4:15, 36. 1922. 1959. 6436. TOWNSEND, A. PRICE. A LEAP IN THE DARK: MY MOST EXCITING 64)9. TINKER, FRANK A. A MUSEUM JOINS THE FOREST SERVICE. EXPERIENCE AS A FOREST RANGER. AMERICAN FORESTRY AMERICAN FORESTS 77:32-35. MAY 1971. 29:535-536. SEPT. 1923.

GHOST RANCH MUSEUM, ABIOUJU, NEW MEXICO. 6437. TOWNSEND, CHARLES M. THE CONTROL OF THE MISSISSIPPI FLOODS: RESERVIORS, REFORESTATION AND LEVEES EACH 6420. TITIS, HAROLD. WILL WE MAKE THE SAME MISTAKES AGAIN? OUR HAVE THEIR USES. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT OLD C. C. C. CAMPS COULD HAVE BUILT GREAT NEW 75:279-283. MAY 3,1913. RESOURCES IF PLANS HAD BEEN READY... SATURDAY EVENING POST 217:19, 93-94. SEPT. 9,1944. 6438. TRACY, RAY P. ROUGHNECK PIONEERS: THE CASE-HARDENED CREW

THAT HELPED ORGANIZE THE NATIONAL FORESTS.. . SUNSET 6421. TKATCHENKO, II. E. ORIGIN OF PROPAGATION OF FORESTRY 48:32-35, 66. FEB. 1922. IDEAS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:595-617. MAY (930. 6439. TRACY, ROBERT H., JR. CHANGING THE FIRE DETECTION SYSTEM 6422. TONSOR, STEPHEN J. THE FIRE LOOKOUT: A VOCATION FOR YOUR ON THE MOUNT HOOD NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF VACATION. NATURAL HISTORY 63:271-273. JUNE 1954, FORESTRY 66:615-618. AUG. 1968.

6423. TOUMEY, JAMES W. A LOOK AHEAD IN FORESTRY. THE CORNELL 6440, TRACY, SAMUEL M., ET AL. DISCUSSION OF A NATIONAL FOREST COUNTRYMAN 19:75-76. DEC.1921. POLICY FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY. SOUTHERN FORESTRY CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 6424. TOUMEY, JAMES W. THE PRESENT SITUATION IN FORESTRY, WITH 2:85-97. 1920. SPECIAL REFERENCE TO STATE FORESTRY. SCIENCE INS) 54:559-566. DEC. 9,1921. 6441. TRANKLE, HANS W. SMOKE JUMPING UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:14-16, 48, 51. MAY 1960. THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT INTRODUCES SMOKE NP., FEBRARY 5,1902. 57 Pp. JUMPERS TO COMBAT ALASKAN FOREST FIRES. ADJUDICATION AGAINST THE HOMESTEAD MINING COMPANY FOR 6442. TRAUX, T. R. THE TIE PROBLEM ANT A NATIONAL FORESTRY REMOVING TIMBER FROM THE BLACK HILLS FOREST RESERVE. PROGRAM. THE AMES FORESTER 10:10-13. 1922. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 6443. TRAYER, GEORGE W. FORESTS AND DEFENSE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:785-788. SEPT. 1941. 6460. U.S. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. FORESTS PROTECTED BY THE C. C. C. REV. ED. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1939. 6444. TRENK, FRED B. EVOLUTION OF MODERN TREE PLANTING 14 PP., ILLUS., MACHINES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 61:726-730. OCT 1963. 6461. U. S. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. W000SMANSHIP FOR THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. REV. ED. WASHINGTON, 6445. TROXELL, MARK G. THE FOREST RANGERS, PROTECTORS OF OUR D.C.: GPO, 1939.14 PP., ILLUS. NATIONS TIMBER THE AMERICAN THRESHERMAN AND FARM POWER 25:6-7. SEPT. 1922. 6462. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. ACREAGE IN FOREST RESERVES.

LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR.. . 56TH. 6446. fliPPER, MARCO. NO PLACE TO PLAY. PHILDELPHIA, PA.: CONG., 1ST. SESS. ,H. DOC. 643. WASHINGTON, D.C.: CHILTON BOOKS,1966. 293 PP. ILLUS., INDEX. GPO, 1900.6 PP., TABLES.

COMMENTS ON CONSERVATION IN THE 1960'S. 6463. U.S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. AGRICULTURAL APPROPRIATION BILL: HEARINGS. .ON THE EXTENSION OF APPROPRIATIONS UNDER 6447. TURNER, SPENCE D. COOPERATION IN THE SOLUTION OF THE TERMS OF THE WEEKS ACT. 64TH. CONG., (ST. SESS. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S FIRE PROBLEM. JOURNAL OF WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1916. 58 PP. FORESTRY 27:523-526. MAY 1929. 6464. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. CORRESPONDENCE RELATIVE TO 6448. TURNER, SPENCE 0. PROTECTING WATERSHEDS AGAINST FIRE. HYDRO-ELECTRIC CO. OF CALIFORNIA. LETTER FROM THE CALIFORNIA CULTIVATOR 72:501, 505. APR. 27,1929. ACTING SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE (WILLIS L. MOORE).. 61ST. CONG., 3D SESS., H. DOC. 1424. WASHINGTON, 6449. TWISS, ROBERT H. CONFLICTS IN FOREST LANDSCAPE D.C.: GPO,1911.121 PP. MANAGEMENT--THE NEED FOR FOREST ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 67:19-23. JAN. 1969. 6465. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. EXPENDITURES FOR THE NATiONAL FOREST ADMINISTRATION. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF 6450. U. S. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. MAN AND THE FOREST: A AGRICULTURE TRANSMITTING, PURSUANT TO PROVISION IN CONFERENCE ON MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT OF FOREST AGRICULTURAL APPROPRIATION BILL, APPROVED MARCH 4, LANDS. DENVER, COLORADO, 17-19. APR. 1967. U.S. 1911, STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES FOR NATIONAL FOREST DEPT. OF INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 1967. ADMINISTRATION... 620 CONG., 20 SESS., H. DOC. 681. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,(9(2. 49 PP., TABLES, GRAPH, 6451. U. S. BUREAU OF OUTDOOR RECREATION. A PROGRAM FOR CHARTS. OUTDOOR RECREATION RESEARCH. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, 1969. 6466. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. FOREST RESERVE IN INDIAN TERRITORY. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR 6452. U. S. CENSUS OFFICE. REPORT ON HE FORESTS OF NORTH TRANSMITTING. . .A RECOMMENDATION THAT THE INTERIOR AMERICA (EXCLUSIVE OF MEXICO). WASHINGTON, D.C.: DEPARTMENT BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER NEGOTIATIONS WITH GPO, 1884. 612 PP. TABLES, MAPS, INDEX. THE CHOCTAW NATION. .FOR A FOREST RESERVE IN INDIAN TERRITORY. 59TH. CONG., 2D SESS. ,H. DOC. 509. 6453. U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1907. 20 PP., MAP. UNITED STATES REFERENDUM NO. 42: ON THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. WASHINGTON, 6467. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION D.C.: U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1923. 43 PP., MAP. COMMISSION. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES (CALVIN COOLIDGE) TRANSMITTING COPIES OF 6454. U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. HEARINGS BY COMMITTEE OF RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE NATIONAL FOREST NATIONAL CHAMBER TO DETERMINE STAND OF BUSINESS ON RESERVATION COMMISSION ON JANUARY 8,1927.. . 69TH. FORESTRY. AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2407:47-48. JULY 2, CONG., 2D SESS., S. OOC. 668, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1921 1927.11 PP.

6455. U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. NATIONAL FORESTRY POLICY: 6468. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. PREVENTION OF DAMAGE BY FLOODS. COMMITTEE REPORT. WASHINGTO'I, D.C.: U.S. CHAMBER OF LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR... 63RD. CONG., 2D COMMERCE, 1936. 16 PP. SESS. ,H. DOC. 914. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1914. 21 PP. 6456. U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. POLICY DECLARATIONS TO BE VOTED ON AT THE 37TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL 6469. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. PRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHAMBER... WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. CHAMBER OF FOREST PRODUCTS, ETC. REPORT TO ACCOMPANY 6981. COMMERCE, 1949. 79 PP. 71ST. CONG., 2D SESS., H. REPT. 931. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1930. 21 PP., TABLES. FORESTRY, PP. 63-65. A BILL TO PROTECT LANDS IN SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST, 6457. U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MINNESOTA AND TO ESTABLISH THE OUETICO-SUPERIOR ENDORSES FOREST POLICY. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 43:59. WILDERNESS AREA. OCT.15, 1922. 6470. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. RELATION OF FORESTRY TO THE 6458. U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. NATURAL RESOURCES PRODUCTION CONTROL OF FLOODS IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. MESSAGE DEPARTMENT. FOREST RESEARCH, A NATIONAL FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TRANSMITTING UNDERTAKING. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE... COMMERCE, 1927. 13 PP. 70TH. CONG., 2D SESS., H. DOC. 573. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1929. 740 PP.,ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS. 6459. U. S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS. EISHTH CIRCUIT. TRANSCRIPT OF RECORD.. THE UNITED STATES OF 6471. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. SAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAINS FOREST AMERICA.. VS. THE HOMESTEAD MINING COMPANY. U.S. RESERVE. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR.. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS, EIGHTH CIRCUIT, NO. 1710. STATEMENT OF FACTS AND CIRCUMSTANCES IN CONNECTION WITH THE FORMATION AND ENLARGEMENT OF THE SAN NATIONAL FOREST. HEARINGS.. .ON H.J. RESOLUTION 205, FRANCISCO MOUNTAINS FOREST RESERVE. 59TH. CONG. TO AUTHORIZE THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE TO SELL 151. SESS., H. DOC. 613. WASHNGTON, D.C.: GPO,1906. TIMBER WITHIN THE TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST. MAY 26; 96 PP. PLATS. JUNE 14; JULY 1,3, AND 9, 1947. 80TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1947. 194 PP., MAP. 6472. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE AND SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. WESTERN BOUNDARY OF YOSEMITE NATIONAL 6484. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. PARK. HEARINGS.. ON H. R. 21954. STATEMENT BY HON. SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2. FACILITATE AND SIMPLIFY WORK OF

JOHN B. CURTIN. . MARCH 20,1912. WASHINGTON, D.C.: FOREST SERVICE. HEARING.. ON H.R. 2028. FEB. 18, GPO 1912.13 PP. 1948. 80TH. CONG , 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1948. 28 PP. 6473. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. AGRICULTURAL APPROPRIATION BILL. HEARINGS.. ON THE 6485. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE.

EXTENSION OF APPPROPRIATONS UNDER THE TERMS OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE NO.2. FACILITATE USE AND OCCUPANCY OF WEEKS ACT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1916. 64TH. CONG. NATIONAL-FOREST LANDS. HEARINGS.. ON H.R.1809, A 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1916. 58 PP., BILL TO FACILITATE THE USE AND OCCUPANCY OF NATIONAL TABLES. FOREST LANDS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. JUNE 10, 1947. 80TH. CONG.,1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1947. 6474. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. 11 PP. COOPERATIVE FORESTRY RESEARCH. 87TH. CONG., 2D SESS., H. REPT. 2065. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1962. 6 6486. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. PP. SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2. SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. HEARINGS.. ON H. R. 2642, A BILL TO SAFEGUARD AND 6475. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. CONSOLIDATE CERTAIN AREAS OF EXCEPTIONAL PUBLIC VALUE FORESTRY. HEARINGS.. ON S.45, AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION WITHIN THE SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST.. AND FOR OTHER 3 OF THE ACT OF JUNE 7, 1924 ICLARKE-MCNARV ACT).. .S PURPOSES. APR. 28, 1947. 80TH. CONG., ST. SESS. 250, AN ACT TO PROMOTE SUSTAINED-YIELD FOREST WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1947. 46 PP. MANAGEMENT.. .H.R. 1456.. .A BILL.. AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING A NATIONAL SURVEY OF FOREST RESOURCES. 6487. U.S. CONGRESS HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. DECEMBER 3,7, AND 8, 1943. 78TH. CONG.,1ST. SESS SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3. FACILITATE WORK OF FOREST WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1943. E2 PP. SERVICE )H. R. 2968), DISPOSITION OF MONIES RECEIVED

FROM NATIONAL FORESTS )H.R. 2419). HEARINGS.. .JULY 1 6476. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. FORESTS AND AUGUST 3,1949. SERIAL HH. 81ST. CONG.,1ST. AND FOREST PRODUCTS, INCLUDING RANGE AND WATERSHED SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1949. 59 PP. INVESTIGATIONS. CII. 21. PT. 2, VOL. 2. RESEARCH AND RELATED SERVICES IN THE UNITEI) STATES DEPARTMENT OF 6488. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. AGRICULTURE. 61ST. CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, SUBCOMMITTEE NO.3. REFORESTATION AND REVEGETATION D.C.: GPO, 1950. 2 VOLS. OF FOREST AND RANGE LANDS OF NATIONAL FORESTS). HEARINGS.. ON H.J. RES. 167 AND S.J. RES. 53. MAY SEE PP. 1521-1715. 13, 1949. SERIAL X. 81ST. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1949.13 PP. 6477. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE O' AGRICULTURE. HEARINGS.. ON BILLS HAVING FO THEIR OBJECT THE 6489. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. ACQUISITION OF FOREST AND OTHER LANDS FOR THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. FORESTRY. PROTECTION OF WATERSHEDS AND CONSERVATION OF THE HEARINGS.. ON H.P. 2296 AND H.R. 2001 AND OTHERS. NAVIGABILITY OF NAVIGABLE STREAMS... 60TH. CONG., FEBRUARY 24 AND MARCH 10, 1949. 81ST. CONG., 1ST. 20 SF55. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1909.143 PP. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 215 PP., MAP, GRAPHS. 6478. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. HEARINGS.. ON HR. 5358, A BILL TO PROTECT THE LEGISLATION ON INSTITUTING FOREST RESOURCE SURVEYS, SURFACE VALUES OF LANDS WITHIN THE NATIONAL FORESTS, STATE AND PRIVATE FORESTRY, AND OTHER MATTERS. AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.. .JULY 8,9,15 AND 16,1953. SERIAL S. 83RD. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 6490. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. GPO, 1953. 230 PP. SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. SALE OF CERTAIN LANDS IN NATIONAL FORESTS. HEARING.. ON H.R. 374, 426, 6479. 0. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. LONG 763, 4004, AND S.1079. JUNE 14,1955. SERIAL W. RANGE PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL FORESTS. HEARINGS.. .MAY 14 84TH. CONG.,1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, DC.: GPO, 1955. AND 15,1959. SERIAL Y. 86TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. 26 PP. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1959. 307 PP., GRAPHS, TABLES. 6491. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. 6480. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTRY. ROSS COUNTY, OHIO, LAND PROTECTION OF NATIONAL FORESTS AND NATIONAL EXCHANGE IH. R. 5913), ARKANSAS FOREST SERVICE LAND GRASSLANDS, REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 7588. 88TH. EXCHANGE )H. P. 4969), TECHNICAL SERVICES TO PRIVATE CONG., 211 SESS., H. REPT. 1373. WASHINGTON, D.C.: FOREST LANDOWNERS )H. R. 7155). HEARING.. ON H.R. GPO, 1964. 6 PP. 5913, H. P. 4969, AND H. R. 7155. MAR, 6,1950. SERIAL NN. 81ST. CONG., 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 6481. U.S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. GPO 1950. 43 PP. REFORESTATION PURCHASE PROGRAM, TREE PLANTING ON NATIONAL FORESTS, EXTEND TIME ON CAPPER-KETCHAM ACT. THE LAND IN OHIO WAS TO BE EXCHANGED FOR LAND WITHIN HEARING.. ON H. R. 5694., .H.R. 5410.. .S. THE SYMMES CREEK PURCHASE UNIT. 3030.. FEBRUARY 3, 4, AND 10, 1930. SERIAL F. 71ST. CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1930. 78 PP., 6492. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. ILLUS., MAP, TABLES. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. COOPERATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT AND FIRE PROTECTION AND URBAN 6482. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE, COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. REVENUE ENVIRONMENTAL FORESTRY PROGRAM. HEARINGS.. .ON HR. FROM NATIONAL FORESTS. HEARINGS.. .ON H. P. 3436. JUNE 6082, H.P. 6084, H.P. 6086 AND SIMILAR BILLS, MAY Ii, 29 AND JULY 18,1956. SERIAL NNN. 84TH. CONG., 20 18, AND 19,1971. SERIAL 92-G. 920 CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1956.19 PP., TABLES. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1971. 139 PP.

6483. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. TONGASS 6493. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE, SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. FOREST LANDS. CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1934. 12 PP. HEARINGS.. ON H. R. 3052 AND S. 302, LANDS

ACQUISITION AND FUNDS, SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST; H. 6505. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. R. 6289, TO ESTABLISH THE OZARK SCENIC RIVERWAYS, SUBCOMMITTEE. USE AND OCCUPANCY OF NATIONAL FOREST CLARK NATIONAL FOREST, STATE OF MISSOURI; H. R. 4934, LANDS. HEARING.. .ON S. 773. FEBRUARY 17,1933. AUTHORITY TO THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE TO MODIFY SERIAL P.720 CONG., 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, CERTAIN LEASES IN RE: RECREATIONAL FACILITIES IN 1933. 23 PP., TABLES RESERVOIR AREAS. AUGUST 7, 8, AND 14, 1961. SERIAL 0. 87TH. CONG. 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 6506. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS.

1961. 130 PP. SUBCOMMITTEE. REORGANIZATION PLAN NO. 1 OF 1959 (TRANSFER OF CERTAIN FUNCTIONS FROM THE SECRETARY OF 6494. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. THE INTERIOR TO THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE). SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. FOREST LAW ENFORCEMENT: HEARING.. JUNE 8,1959. 86TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. HEARING.. ON H.R. 1399, HR. 3146, HR. 6400, H.R. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1959. 81 PP. 7259, AND H.R. 7300, APRIL 6,1971. SERIAL 92-D. 92D CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1971.18 6507. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR PP., TABLE. AFFAIRS. SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. TONTO NATIONAL FOREST. PROPOSED WITHDRAWAL FROM 6495. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. MINERAL ENTRY FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF UNITED STATES AIR SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. FOREST SERVICE FORCE SEISMOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY. REPORT... ADMINISTRATION. HEARING.. ON H. R. 7953. JULY (9, COMMITTEE PRINT 14. 87TH. CONG., 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, 1957. SERIAL HH. 85TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. D.C.: GPO, 1962 23 PP. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1957. 20 PP. 6508. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR 6496. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. AFFAIRS. SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. MARKING AND SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. NATIONAL FORESTS-MULTIPLE PRICING OF TIMBER IN NATIONAL FORESTS. HEARINGS.. ON USE AND SUSTAINED YELD. HEARINGS.. ON H.R. GENERAL DISCUSSION OF FEDERAL TIMBER SALES 10572.. MARCH 16 AND 18,1960. SERIAL RR. 86TH. POLICY.. MARCH 11 AND 12,1954, JULY 21,1954. CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1960. 134 PP. SERIAL 16. 83RD. CONG., 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1954. 155 PP., TABLES. 6497. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. NATIONAL TIMBER SUPPLY ACT 6509. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. ADDING OF 1969: HEARINGS.. ON N.H. 10325.. MAY 21, 22, AND PUBLIC LANDS TO THE SALMON NATIONAL FOREST IN THE 23, 1969. SERIAL I. 91ST., CONG., 1ST. SESS. STATE OF IDAHO. HEARING.. ON H. R. 8137.. JANUARY 29 WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1969. 260 PP., TABLES, GRAPHS. AND 31,1936. 74TH. CONG., 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1936. 33 PP. 6498. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. RECREATIONAL USE OF 6510. U.S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. ADDING NATIONAL FORESTS. HEARINGS.. ON H. A. 1823, H. R. TO UINTA FOREST, UTAH. HEARING.. ON H. A. 3742, H. R. 4002, H. R. 5898, H. R. 7537, AND H. R. 10861.. APRIL 5 AND APRIL 7,1922. 2 PARTS. 67TH. 8699. JUNE 25 AND 26, 1956. SERIAL KKK. 84TH. CONG., 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1922. 160 PP. CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1956. 67 PP., GRAPHS. 6511. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. COLORADO AND PIKE NATIONAL FORESTS, COLO. REPORT TO 6499. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE 014 AGRICULTURE. ACCOMPANY H.A. 15287. 64TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS., H. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. A STUDY OF MANAGEMENT kEPT. 734. WASHINGTON, D.C. GPO, (916. 7 PP. POLICY AND OTHER PROBLEMS OF HE NATIONAL FORESTS. HEARINGS.. .APR. 20, 21, 24, 25; JUNE 13, 14,15, AND A BILL TO AUTHORIZE ADDITION OF CERTAIN LANDS TO THE 16, 1967. SERIAL J. 2 PARTS 90TH. CONG.,1ST. COLORADO AND PIKE NATIONAL FORESTS. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1967. 332 PP.,164 PP. 6512. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. 6500. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. CONSOLIDATION OF CERTAIN FOREST LANDS. HEARINGS.. ON SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. SUHMBER HOMES IN THE SENATE BILL 4745. FEBRUARY 28 AND 29, 1912. STANISLAUS NATIONAL FOREST.. AND ACCEPTANCE OF CASH WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 19(2. 30 PP. IN LAND EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS. HEARING.. ON H.R. 954.. JUNE 20, 1966. SERIAL HH. 89TH. CONG., 2D A BILL TO AUTHORIZE PURCHASE OF LAND IN PAULINA SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1966. 23 PP. NATIONAL FOREST, OREGON.

6501. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. 6513. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. CULTIVATION OF TIMBER AND THE PRESERVATION OF HEARING.. ON H. R. 8657 AND H, R. 8785. MARCH 14, FORESTS. REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H. A. 2497. 43RD.

1956. SERIAL RR. 84TH. CONG , 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, CONG., (ST. SESS. ,H. REPT. 259. WASHINGTON, D.C.: D.C.: GPO, 1956. 16 PP., MAP. GPO,1874. 119 PP.

6502. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. 6514. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS. USE AND ADMINISTRATION OF GENERAL FOREST EXCHANGE BILL. HEARING.. ON H.R. NATIONAL FORESTS. HEARING...00TOBER 6,1961. SERIAL 9539. A BILL FOR THE CONSOLIDATION OF FOREST LANDS W. 87TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON. D.C.: GPO, WITHIN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. FEBRUARY (7-21,(920. 1962. 303 PP., TABLES. 66TH. CONG., 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1920. 137 PP. 6503. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. SUBCOMMITTEE. PROGRAM OF FOREST LAND MANAGEMENT. 6515. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. HEARING.. ON H. R. 6914 BY MR. (HAMPTON P.1 FULMER. HEARINGS.. ON H. R. 20683,''TO ABOLISH THE OZARK APRIL 12, 1935. 74TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, NATIONAL FOREST'' AND H.P. 21894, ''TO EXCLUDE FROM D.C.: GPO, 1935. 39 PP. ARKANSAS NATIONAL FOREST ALL LANDS WITHIN THE COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY AND RESTORE SAME TO PUBLIC DOMAIN''. 6504. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. MAY (8, 20, 21, 23, 24, 1910. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SUBCOMMITTEE. REVISON OF BOUNDARIES OF FREMONT GPO, 19(0.194 PP. NATIONAL FOREST IN THE STATE OF OREGON. HEARING. .ON H. A. 4934. FEBRUARY 6, 1934. SERIAL H. 73RD. 6516. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. HEARINGS.. ON HOUSE BILL 9845 TO AUTHORIZE THE SALE PHYSICAL RELATION BETWEEN FORESTS AND STREAM FLOW IN OF BURNED TIMBER ON THE PUBLIC LANDS AND FOR OTHER THE APPALACHIAN REGION, 60TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. PURPOSES. FRIDAY, JUNE 2,1911. WASHINGTON, D.C.: WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1908. 46 PP. GPO, 1911. 24 PP.

6527. U.S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC FOR STATEMENT OF ALBERT F. P011ER OF THE FOREST LANDS. MINE ACCESS ROADS WTHIN THE NATIONAL SERVICE SEE, PP. 3-12. FORESTS. HEARINGS.. ,ONH,R. 9000, TO ASSIST AND PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MINERAL RESOURCES 6517. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. LOCATED WITHIN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. , . SERIAL 39, IMPROVEMENT AND REGULATION OF GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC 81ST. CONG., 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1951. LANDS OF THE UNITED STATES. HEARINGS.. ON H. R. 170 PP.,ILLUS. MAP. 19857. MAY 3, 4,7, 10, AND 29, AND JULY 29, 1912. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1912. 27 PP. 6528. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. FORESTRY. HEARINGS.. ON HR. 2296 AND HR. 2001 AND INCLUDES LETTER FROM GIFFORD PINCHOT, PP. 5-6; OTHERS, FEBRUARY 24 AND MARCH 10,1949. 81ST. STATEMENT OF HENRY S. GRAVES, PP. 53-55; ALBERT F. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 215 POTTER, PP. 57-62, 64-79; STATEMENT OF GIFFORD PP., TABLES, GRAPH, MAP. PINCHOT, PP. 97-99.

6529. U. S. CONGRESS. JOINT COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY. FOREST 6518. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. PUBLIC LANDS IN THE UNITED STATES. HEARINGS.. ON S. CON. FOREST RESERVATIONS. REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 119. RES. 31, A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH A JOINT 53RD. CONG., 1ST. SESS., H. kEPT. 78. WASHINGTON, COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY. PART 1,SEPTEMBER 2 AND 3, D.C.: GPO,1893. 5 PP. NOVEMBER 29 AND 30,1938. 9 PARTS. 75TH. CONG., 3RD. SESS.; 76TH. CONG., 1ST. AND 3RD. SESS. H. R. 119,A BILL TO PROTECT FOREST RESERVATIONS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1939-1940. 2163 PP., TABLES, DIAGRMS., MAPS. 6519. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. PUBLIC FOREST RESERVATIONS. REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H. R.119. SLIGHT VARIATION IN TITLE EXISTS FROM REPORT TO 53RD. CONG., 2D SESS., H. REP. 897. WASHINGTON, REPORT. D.C.: GPO, 1894. 23 PP. ,TABLES. 6530. U. S. CONGRESS. JOINT COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY. FOREST HR. 119 WAS DESIGNED TO PROTECT THE FOREST RESERVES. LANDS OF THE UNITED STATES REPORT.. PURSUANT TO S. CON. RES. 31175TH. CONG.), H. CON RES.Il, 23, AND 6520. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS, PUBLIC 51 176TH. CONG.), AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE FOREST RESERVATIONS. REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 119. COMMITTEE TO STUDY AND MAKE INVESTIGATIONS OF THE 54TH. CONG. 1ST. SESS., H. REPT. 1593. WASHINGTON, PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE SITUATION WITH RESPECT TO THE D.C.: GPO, 1896. 20 PP., TABLES. FOREST LAND OF THE UNITED STATES... 77TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS., S. DOC. 32. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1941. H.R. 119 WAS DESIGNED TO PROTECT THE FOREST RESERVES. 44 PP., TABLES, MAP.

6521. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. RELIEF 6531. U. S. CONGRESS. JOINT COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE OF HYDRO-ELECTRIC CO. HEARINGS.. ON THE BILL H. R. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT AND THE FORESTRY SERVICE. 12572. FOR THE RELIEF OF THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC CO. INVESTIGATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, AND WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1911. 43 PP. THE FORESTRY SERVICE. HEARINGS. 61ST. CONG., 3RD. SESS., S. DOC. 719. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1911. 13 FOREST SERVICE BROUGHT SUIT AGAINST HYDRO-ELECTRIC VOLS. COMPANY FOR LAYING WATERPIPE LINES. THIS BILL SOUGHT RELIEF FOR THE COMPANY. 6532. 0.5. CONGRESS. SENATE....LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR IN RESPONSE TO SENATE RESOLUTION OF 6522. U.S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. SHASTA JANUARY 22, 1895.. RELATING TO CUTTING AND REMOVING NATIONAL FOREST, CALIF. HEARINGS.. ON H. R. 2854. A TIMBER FROM FOREST RESERVATIONS AND PUBLIC LANDS, AND BILL TO ADD CERTAIN PUBLIC AND OTHER LANDS TO THE THE ACTION TAKEN TO PROTECT TIMBER LANDS FROM SHASTA NATIONAL FOREST, CALIF. 79TH, CONG., 20 TRESPASS OR DEPREDATIONS. 53RD. CONG., 3RD, SESS., SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1946. 43 PP. EX. DOC. 45. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1895. 16 PP.

6523. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS, 6533. U. S. CONGRESS, SENATE. CHUGACH NATIONAL FOREST LANDS IN SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST, MINNESOTA. HEARINGS.. ON H. ALASKA, MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED R. 12780. A BILL TO PROMOTE THE BETTER PROTECTIONAND STATES TRANSMITTING IN RESPONSE TO SENATE RESOLUTION HIGHEST PUBLIC USE OF THE LANDS OF THE UNITED OF JUNE 27, 1911, ALL PAPERS AND INFORMATION RELATING STATES.. .NORTHERN MINNESOTA. 2 PARTS. 70TH. CONG., TO THE ELIMINATION FROM THE CHUGACH NATIONAL FOREST 151. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1928. 284 PP., OF CERTAIN LANDS FRONTING UPON CONTROLLER BAY,IN TABLES. ALASKA. 2 PARTS. 620 CONG., 1ST. SESS., S. DOC. 77. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1911. 409 PP., TABLES, MAPS. A BILL TO ESTABLISH THE QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA. PART 2 ISA SERIES OF 34 MAPS, WITH INDEX.

6524. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. 6534. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE, CONTRACTS IN FOREST-RESERVE SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. FOREST SERVICE TIMBER LANDS: LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR POLICY. HEARINGS.. PURSUANT TO H. RES. 93. MAY 12, TRANSMITTING INFORMATION AS TO CONTRACTS IN FORCE AT 1947. COMMITTEE HEARING NO. 12. 80TH. CONG.,1ST. THE TIME OF THE APPROVAL OF THE ACT PROHIBITING THE SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 947. 53 PP., TABLES. SELECTION OF TIMBERLANDS IN LIEU OF LANDS IN FOREST RESERVES... 61ST. CONG., 20 SESS. ,S. DOG. 612. 6525. U.S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1910. 485 PP., TABLES, MAP. APPALACHIAN AND WHITE MOUNTAIN FOREST RESERVES. REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H. RES. NO. 208. 60TH. CONG., 6535. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. ESTABLISHMENT OF FOREST 1ST. SESS., H. REPT. UNNUMBERED). WASHINGTON, DC: RESERVATIONS. . .LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE GPO, ND. 18 PP. INTERIOR... 55TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS., S. DOG. 21. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1897. 36 PP. 6526. U. S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY.

HEARING ON HOUSE RESOLUTION 208: STATEMENT ON THE 6536, U. S. CONGRESS, SENATE. NATIONAL FORESTS IN WYOMING: BASIC FACTS; REMARKS OF SENATOR GALE W. MCGEE ON BILL PERTAINING TO THE MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION WYOMING'S NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER RESOURCES, TOGETHER OF NATIONAL FOREST RANGE LANDS. APR. 29,1940. WITH A REPORT OF NATIONAL FOREST SERVICE. 86TH. 76TH. CONG., 3RD. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1940. CONG., 2D SESS., S. DOC.132, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 44 PP. 1961. 44 PP., ILLUS., TABLES. 6548. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND 6537. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. A NATIONAL PLAN FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY. SUBCOMMITTEE. FORESTRY AND ACCESS ROADS. FORESTRY. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE, HEARINGS.. ON S. 282.. .S. 369. S. 1458.. .H. R. TRANSMITTING IN RESPONSE TO S. RES. 175. THE REPORT 2296. S. 2.. .S. J. RES. 24. MAY 25 AND 31,1949. OF THE FOREST SERVICE.. ON THE FOREST PROBLEM OF THE 81ST. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. UNITED STATES. 2 VOLS. 73RD. CONG., 1ST. SESS., S. 165 PP., TABLES. DOC.12. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1933. 1677 PP.' GRAPHS, CHARTS, MAPS, INDEX. 6549. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY. SUBCOMMITTEE. RELIEF OF FRED HERRICK. REFERRED TO AS THE COPELAND REPORT. HEARING.. ON S.3822, A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF FRED HERRICK. APRIL 1,1932. 72D CONG., 1ST. SESS. 6538 U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. NEW FOREST RESERVATIONS: LETTERS WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1932.14 PP. AND MEMORIALS RELATING TO THE NEW FOREST RESERVATIONS. 55TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS., S. DOC. 68. 6550. U.S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1897.11 PP. FORESTRY. SUBCOMMITTEE. RIGHTS-OF-WAY IN NATIONAL FORESTS. HEARING.. ON S. 1797, A BILL TO AUTHORIZE 539. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. REGION SOUTH OF AND ADJOINING THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE TO GRANT EASEMENT FOR

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY RIGHTS-OF-WAY OVER NATIONAL FOREST LANDS. . MAY 27, OF INTERIOR IN RESPONSE TO RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE 1960. 86TH. CONG., 20 SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, OF DECEMBER 6, 1898... 55TH. CONG., 3RD. SESS., S. 1960. 80 PP., MAP. DOC. 39. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1898. 92 PP., MAP. 6551. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND 6540. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY. SUBCOMMITTEE. SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. FORESTRY....REPORT TO ACCOMPANY S. 3235 (TO HEARINGS.. ON 5. 3913, A BILL TO PROMOTE THE BETTER PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT, PROTECTION AND PROTECTION AND HIGHEST PUBLIC USE OF LANDS. ..IN ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC FOREST RESERVATIONS..). NORTHERN MINNESOTA.. APRIL 30, MAY I,ID, AND 12, 52D CONG., 1ST. SESS., S. REPT. 1002. WASHINGTON, 1928, FEBRUARY 16,1929. 2 PARTS. 67TH. CONG., 1ST. D.C.: GPO, 1892. 12 PP., TABLES. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1928. 170 PP., MAP.

6541. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND 6552. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY. ADMINISTRATION OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. FORESTRY. SUBCOMMITTEE. TECHNICAL SERVICES FOR HEARINGS.. ON S. 2548, A BILL TO FACILITATE THE PRIVATE FOREST OWNERS. HEARING.. ON S. 3399, A BILL ADMINISTRATION OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND OTHER TO AUTHORIZE THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE TO LANDS UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE SECRETARY OF COOPERATE WITH THE STATES TO ENABLE THEM TO PROVIDE AGRICULTURE.. .JANUARY 21 AND 22, 1954. 83RD. CONG., TECHNICAL SERVICES TO PRIVATE FOREST LANDOWNERS, AND 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1954. 127 PP., FOR OTHER PURPOSES. APR. 28, 1950. 81ST. CONG., 2D TABLES. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1950. 46 PP.

6542. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND 6553. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS. THE FORESTRY. ENFORCEMENT OF FOREST AND GRASSLAND FOREST RESEARCH PROGRAM: EXCERPT FROM HEARINGS BEFORE REGULATIONS. REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H. P. 7588. 88TH. THE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE COMMITTEE ON CONG. 20 SESS., S. REPT. 1447. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, APPROPRIATIONS.. ON THE AGRICULTURAL APPROPRIATION 1964. 5 PP. BILL FOR 1951. 81ST. CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1950. MAPS, TABLES, CHARTS. 6543. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY. FORESTRY RESEARCH. HEARING.. ON S.1183, SEPERATE. PP. 469-502. FEB. 28, 1928. 70TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1928.121 PP. 6554. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON FOREST RESERVATIONS AND THE PROTECTION OF GAME. APPALACHIAN FOREST 6544. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND RESERVE, ETC. REPORT TO ACCOMPANY S. 4953. 59TH. FORESTRY. LAND EXCHANGE-LASSEN NATIONAL FOREST. CONG., (ST. SESS., S. kEPT. 2537. CALENDAR NO. 1596. REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 10069. 88TH. CONG., 2D WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1906. 19 PP., MAP. SESS., S. REPT. 1448. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1964. 2 PP. 6555. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS. ESTABLISHING A NATIONAL WILDERNESS 6545. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND PRESERVATION SYSTEM FOR THE PERMANENT GOOD OF THE FORESTRY. TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT, PROTECTION WHOLE PEOPLE.. .4 REPORT. THE LIVING WILDERNESS AND UTILIZATION OF GRAZING FACILITIES WITHIN NATIONAL 78:20-33. AUTUMN-WINTER 1961-1962. FORESTS. HEARINGS.. ON 5. 2328.. .MAY 15 AND 22, 1928. 70TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1928. 6556. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR 22 PP. AFFAIRS. REVIEW OF NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALES IN THREE WESTERN REGIONS. MEMORANDUM OF THE 6546. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND CHAIRMAN.. TOGETHER WITH A STAFF STUDY.. DECEMBER 31, FORESTRY. SUBCOMMITTEE ON SOIL CONSERVATION AND 1958. 85TH. CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, FORESTRY. NATIONAL TIMBER SUPPLY ACT: HEARING.. ON (51 PP., TABLES. S. 1832, A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE MORE EFFICIENT DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVED MANAGEMENT OF NATIONAL 6557. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR FOREST COMMERCIAL TIMBERLAND, TO ESTABLISH A HIGH AFFAIRS. SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. TIMBER YIELD FUND.. OCTOBER 21,1969. 91ST. CONG., ''CLEAR-CUTTING'' PRACTICES ON NATIONAL TIMBERLANDS. 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1969.143 PP., HEARINGS.. ON MANAGEMEMENT PRACTICES ON THE PUBLIC TABLES, GRAPHS. LANDS.. APRIL 5 AND 6,1971 (APRIL 7,1971, AND MAY 7 AND JUNE 29, 1971). 3 PARTS. 92D CONG., 1ST. SESS. 6547. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1971. 1247 PP.,ILLUS., FORESTRY. SUBCOMMITTEE. ADVISORY BOARDS FOR GRAPHS, TABLES. NATIONAL FOREST RANGE LANDS. HEARING. .ON S. 3532, A 6558. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR TABLES. AFFAIRS. SUBCOMMITTEE ON THE LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT FUNCTION. 2 PARTS. 84TH. CONG. 2D SESS. 6569. U.S. CONGRESS. SENATE, AND HOUSE. SUBCOMMITTEES. THE AL WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 21 PP. 571 PP. MAP, TABLES. SARENA CASE. JOINT HEARINGS.. .PURSANT TO PUBLIC LAW 601, 79TH. CONGRESS.. NOVEMBER 25, 1955, PORTLAND, 6559. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR OREG. ,JANUARY 10, 11, 77,18, 9, 26, AND 31,1956, AFFAIRS. SUBCOMMITTEE. SUSTAINED TIMBER YIELD. WASHINGTON, D.C. 84TH. CONG., 1ST. AND 2D SESS. HEARINGS.. WITH RESPECT TO THE ADEQUACY OF EXISTING WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 7956. 860 PP., MAPS, TABLES, LAW FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE OREGON AND DIAGRMS. CALIFORNIA.. .LANDS. .SEPTEMBER 7,8, AND 9,1948, EUGENE, ORE. 80TH. CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, 6570. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. (WILLIAM B.) GREELEY D.C.: GPO, 481 PP., TABLES, GRAPHS. URGES ON CONGRESS NEED OF NATIONAL FORESTRY. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 8:1. FEB.76, 6560. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR 1921 AFFAIRS. SUBCOMMITTEE. TO ADD CERTAIN LANDS TO SHASTA NATIONAL FOREST, CALIF. HEARINGS.. .ON H. R. 6571. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. AIRMAN PERFORM 3175.. FEBRUARY 18 AND 19,1948. 80TH. CONG., 2D EXCELLENT SERVICE IN WORK OF CONTROLLING FOREST SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1948. 59 PP., TABLES. FIRES. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC, WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 7:7. NOV.12, 7979. 6561. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS AND SURVEYS. HERRICK TIMBER CONTRACT, MALHEUR NATIONAL 6572. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. AIRPLANE PATROL TO FOREST, OREGON. HEARINGS.. PURSUANT TO S. RES. 332, A START SOON IN NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF RESOLUTION TO INVESTIGATE ALL MATTERS RELATING TO AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 6:7. MAY 27, 1919. CONTRACT BETWEEN FRED HERRICK AND THE UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE FOR THE PURCHASE OF CERTAIN TIMBER IN 6573. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. ARMY'S AIRCRAFT WILL THE MALHEUR NATIONAL FOREST. JANUARY 28, AND FEBRUARY HELP TO COMBAT FIRES IN FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF 11 TO 24, 1927. 69TH. CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 6:1, APR. 16, 7919. D.C.: GPO, 1927. 894 PP., ILLJS, ,MAPS. 6574. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. ASKS AUTHORITY AND 6562. U.S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS AND FUNDS FOR WORK OF REFORESTATION. U.S. DEPT. OF SURVEYS. SUBCOMMITTEE. NATIONAL FORESTS AND THE AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 8:2. DEC. 22,1920. PUBLIC DOMAIN. HEARINGS...PURSUANT TO S. RES. 347, TO INVESTIGATE ALL MATTERS RELATING TO NATIONAL FORESTS 6575. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. CARELESSNESS CAUSES AND THE PUBLIC DOMAIN AND THEIR ADMINISTRATION. 3 MOST FIRES IN NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF VOLS. 69TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 6:2. FEB. 5, 1919; 1926. 4444 Pp., TABLES, GRAPHS.

6576. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. COL.(HENRY S.) GRAVES 6563. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. TO RETIRE AS CHIEF OF FOREST SERVICE: CDL. (WILLIAM COMMUTED HOMESTEAD, ETC., ENTRIES ATTACKED ON GROUNDS B.) GREELEY APPOINTED CHIEF OF FOREST SERVICE. U.S. OF FRAUDULENT INTENT. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 7:3. MAR. 24, SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR AND THE COMMISSIONER OF THE 1920. GENERAL LAND OFFICE GIVING A REPORT AS TO THE NUMBER OF COMMUTED HOMESTEAD, TIMBER AND STONE, AND 6577. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. DEPARTMENT OF DESERT-LAND ENTRIES ATTACKED ON GROUNDS OF FRAUDULENT AGRICULTURE'S ROLE IN RESOURCE CONSERVATION. U.S. AND SPECULATIVE INTENT... 57TH. CONG., 2D SESS., S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., OFFICE OF INFORMATION, PA 781. DOC. 130. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1902.Ii PP. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1966. TABLES. SEE PP. 9-12 FOR FOREST CONSERVATION. 6564. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS.

SUBCOMMITTEE. FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAY ACT OF 1960, AN 6578. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. F.S. RANGE ACT TO AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEARS IMPROVEMENTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 41:25. APR. 1962 AND 1963.. .JUNE 9 AND JUNE 22, 1960. 86TH. 7957 CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1960.123 pp., TABLES, MAP. NEWS RELEASE.

6565. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS. 6579. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. FAVORS CONTINUING SUBCOMMITTEE. FOREST DEVELOPMENT ROADS AND TRAILS. PURCHASES OF LAND TO ENLARGE NATIONAL FORESTS IN HEARINGS.. ON S.1147, A BILL TO ENABLE THE SECRETARY EAST U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 8:6. OF AGRICULTURE TO CONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN AN ADEQUATE DEC. 22, 7920. SYSTEM OF ROADS AND TRAILS FOR THE NATIONAL FORESTS. JUNE 11 AND JULY 31, 1963. 38TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. 6580. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. FOREST SERVICE WORK. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 7963. 176 Pp., MAP. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 5:4. JAN. 9, 1918. 6566. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. SELECT COMMITTEE ON FOREST RESERVATIONS IN CALIFORNIA. REPORT. 520 CONG., 2D 6581. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. THE FOREST SERVICE: SESS., S. REPT. 1248. WA5HINGr0N, D.C.: GPO, 1893. 80 WHAT ITIS AND HOW IT DEALS WITH FOREST PROBLEMS. PP 4TH. ED. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV., CIRC. 36. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1907. 39 PP., TABLES. 6567. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. SELECT COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS. SET-ASIDES IN SALE OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER. 6582. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. FORESTRY CHIEF URGES SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HEARING ON SET-ASIDES NATIONAL ACTION TO PROVIDE FUTURE TIMBER SUPPLY. IN THE SALE OF GOVERNMENT TIM3ER TOGETHER WITH U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 8:6. DEC. 29, S.B.A'S SUMMARY, PORTLAND, DREG., AUGUST 26-27, 1959. 1920. 86TH. CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,7959. 112 PP., TABLES. 6583, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF FOREST LANDS WILL PREVENT FUTURE TIMBER SHORTAGE. 6568. U. S. CONGRESS. SENATE. SPECIAL COIMITTEE ON CONSERVATION U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 7:6. APR. 28, OF WILD LIFE RESOURCES. GRAZING SHEEP IN NATIONAL 1920. FORESTS. HEARING,. JANUARY 27, 1934. 73RD. CONG., 2D SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPJ, 1934. 252 PP., 6584, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, GRAZING ON FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 5:8. JAN. 2, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 4:1-2. JAN. 1918. 3, 1917.

6585. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. HOLD INDIVIDUALS 6602. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. NATURAL AREAS. IN, RESPONSIBLE FOR DEVASTATION OF FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. WASHINGTON, OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 7:2. FEB. 11, 1920. D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, CHARTS, INDEX. 6586. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. HOW FOREST SERVICE HELPED WIN WAR. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS SEE PP. 883-889, FOR NAMES OF NATURAL AREAS, THEIR LETTER 6:4. DEC. 25,1918. ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT, AND VEGETATION TYPESPRESERVED:

6587. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. IDLE LAND AND COSTLY 6603. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. PUBLIC FOREST-TREE TIMBER. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FARMERS BULL. 1417. NURSERIES. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1924. 21 PP., ILLUS., MAP. 1949. WASHINGTON, DC: GPO, 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, CHARTS, GRAPHS, INDEX. 6588. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. INCREASE IN RECEIPTS SHOWN BY NATIONAL FORESTS IN EAST. U.S. DEPT. OF SEE ESPECIALLY P. 893. AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 8:1. JAN. 19, 1921. 6604. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. RECEIPTS FOR NATIONAL 6589. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. LUMBER AND FOREST FORESTS SHARED BY TWENTY-EIGHT STATES. U.S. DEPT. POLICY PROPOSED TO SAVE TIMBER. U.S. DEPT. OF OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 9:6. OCT. 26, 1921. AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 6:1. APR. 30, 1919.

6605. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. RECEIPTS FROM NATIONAL 6590. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. MANY PERILS TO LIVE FORESTS SHOW INCREASE FOR YEAR (917-1918. U.S. STOCK GRAZED ON NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 6:11. SEPT. 4, AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 9:1. SEPT. 21,1921. 1918.

6591. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. MAY REVOKE PERMITS. 6606. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. REMEDIES FOR AVERTING U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 5:5. JAN. 30, DIMINISHING TIMBER SUPPLY. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. 1918. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 7:3. NOV. 12, (919.

REFERS TO GRAZING PERMITS. 6607. U S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE ON THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN AND WHITE 6592. U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. MILLIONS MADE AVAILABLE MOUNTAIN WATERSHEDS... WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, (908. FOR BUILDING ROADS AND TRAILS IN NATIONAL FORESTS. 39 PP., MAP, TABLES. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 6:16. MAR. 12, 1919. 6608. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOUND POLICIES OF FORESTRY ADVOCATED IN UNITED STATES. U.S; DEPT. OF 6593. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. MOUNTAIN OUTINGS ON THE AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 7:1. DEC. 17,(919. RAINIER NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., CIRC. 103. WASHINGTON, D.C.: P0, 1920. 27 PP. 6609. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. STATE FOREST TAX LAW ILLUS., MAP. DIGEST-I967, 1968. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S.D.A. MISC. PUB. 1077. 6594. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. NATIONAL FOREST ADMINISTRATIVE ACT (ACT OF JUNE 4, 1897; 30 STAT., 6610. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. STATES TO RECEIVE ill. U.S. DEPT OF AGRIC., OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR, FEDERAL AID FOR PROTECTION OF FOREST LANDS FROM FIRE. CIRC. 54. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1911. 9 PP. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 8:5. JULY 27, (921 6595. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS INCREASE DESPITE FIRE LOSS. U.S. DEPT. OF 66(1. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. TIMBER DEPLETION AND AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 8:1. DEC. 29,1920, THE ANSWER: A SUMMARY OF THE REPORT ON TIMBER DEPLETION AND RELATED SUBJECTS PREPARED IN RESPONSE 6596. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. NATIONAL FORESTS ARE TO SENATE RESOLUTION 311. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., RAPIDLY GAINING POPULARITY AS CENTER OF RECREATION. DEPT. CIRC. 112. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, JUNE 1920. 16 U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 8:8. JAN.12, PP. 1921. 6612. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. WANT FEDERAL LEADERSHIP 6597. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. NATIONAL FORESTS IN MEETING FORESTRY PROBLEMS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FURNISH RECREATION WORTH TO VISITORS $7,500,000 A WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 6:1. JUNE 4,1919. YEAR. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 6:16. JAN. 29 1919. 6613. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. THE WESTERN RANGE... IN RESPONSE TO SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 289, A REPORT ON 6598. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE WESTERN RANGE-A GREAT BUT NEGLECTED NATURAL COLORADO. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. MISC. PUB. NO. lB. RESOURCE. 74TH. CONG., 2D SESS., S. DOC. (99. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1928. 38 PP., ILLUS., MAPS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1936. 620 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, GRAPHS, TABLES, INDEX. 6599. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. NATIONAL FORESTS ORGANIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTS (ACTS OF MARCH 3, 6614. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. WILDERNESS AND WILD 1891, AND JUNE 4,18971. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., AREAS. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICLIURE, 1949. OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR, CIRC. 52. WASHINGTON, D.C.: WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, GPO, 1911. 7 PP. CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX.

6600. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. NATIONAL FORESTS. IN, SEE PP. 877-882. NAMES OF AREAS, ADMINISTRATIVE TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. WASHINGTON UNITS, AND SPECIAL FEATURES GIVEN. D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, CHARTS, INDEX. 6615. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. WILL INCREASE CHARGES FOR GRAZING ON NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF PP. 855-876 FOR LISTING OF NATIONAL FORESTS. AGRIC. WEEKLY NEWS LETTER 6:2. DEC. 18,1918.

6601. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. NATIONAL FORESTS. 6616. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. YEARBOOK. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1894- D.C.: GPO 1897. 12 PP.

TITLE VARIES: 1894-1919, YEARBOOK OF THE UNITED 6629. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. REGULATIONS GOVERNING STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE; 1920-1922, ENTRIES WITHIN NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF YEARBOOK; 1923-1925, AGRICULTURE YEARBOOK; 1926- INTER., GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE. EACH VOLUME CONTAINS SOME 1907. 7 PP. INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE OR ITS PREDECESSORS AND TO FOREST RESERVES AND THE 6630. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. REGULATIONS GOVERNING NATIONAL FORESTS. LATER ISSUES CONTAIN SIGNIFICANT ENTRIES WITHIN NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF STATISTICAL INFORMATION. INTER., GENERAL LAND OFFICE, CIRC. 263. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO 1913. 7 Pp. 6617. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SEED POLICY COMMITTEE.

FOREST SEED POLICY OF U.S. DEPARTMENT OF 6631. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. REGULATIONS GOVERNING AGRICULTURE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 37:820-821. OCT. INDIAN ALLOTMENTS IN NATIONAL FORESTS. WASHINGTON, 1939. D.C.: GPO 1911. 2 PP.

6618. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, AND STATE UNIVERSITIES 6632. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. REGULATIONS GOVERNING AND LAND GRANT COLLEGES. JOINT TASK FORCE. A SURVEYS OF HOMESTEAD ENTRIES WITHIN NATIONAL FORESTS NATIONAL PROGRAM OF RESEARCH FOR FORESTRY. UNDER THE ACT OF JUNE Il,1906, AND ACTS AMENDATORY WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, THEREOF, UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACTS OF AUGUST 1967. 73 PP., TABLES. 10, 1912, AND MARCH 4,1913. U.S. DEPT. OF INTER., GENERAL LAND OFFICE, CIRC. 235. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 6619. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. STuDY OF PUBLIC LAND GPO, 1913. 16 PP. TIMBER POLICY, FOUR VOLS. BY GEORGE BANSHAF AND COMPANY. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1969. 6633. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE SALE AND REMOVAL OF WATER-KILLED AND WINDFALL 6620. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. CEI)ED CHIPPEWA PINE LANDS, TIMBER ON CHIPPEWA INDIAN CEDED ''PINE'' LANDS, MINNESOTA. SALE OF TIMBER ON LANDS BOTH INSIDE AND MINNESOTA. U.S. DEPT. OF INTER., GENERAL LAND OUTSIDE OF THE MINNESOTA NATIONAL FOREST AT CASS OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1909.13 PP., TABLES. LAKE, MINNESOTA ON OCTOBER 21, 1911... U.S. DEPT. OF INTER., GENERAL LAND OFFICE, CIRC. 32. WASHINGTON, 6634. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR D.C.: GPO,1911. 37 PP., TABLES. THE SALE AND USE OF TIMBER UPON THE UNRESERVED PUBLIC LANDS IN THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA. U.S. DEPT. OF 6621. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. CEI)ED CHIPPEWA PINE LANDS, INTER., CIRC. 85. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1912. 5 PP. MINNESOTA. SALE OF TIMBER ON LANDS BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE MINNESOTA NATIONAL FOREST AT CASS LAKE, 6635. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. RULES AND REGULATIONS MINNESOTA ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1910... U.S. DEPT. OF GOVERNING FOREST RESERVES ESTABLISHED UNDER SECTION INTER., GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 3,1891. U.S. DEPT. OF 1910. 84 PP., TABLES. INTER., GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1898.16 PP. 6622. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. CIRCULAR OF INSTRUCTIONS RELATING TO TIMBER RESERVATIONS. U.S. DEPT. OF ISSUED AS CIRCULARS, JUNE 30,1897; REISSUED AUGUST INTER., GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 5, 1898 WITH AMENDMENTS. ANOTHER ISSUE DTD. APRIL , 1891. 3 PP. 1900, 18 PP.

6623. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. CIRCULAR. RULES AND 6636. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. RULES AND REGULATIONS REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE USE OF TIMBER ON THE PU8LIC GOVERNING FOREST RESERVES ESTABLISHED UNDER SECTION DOMAIN. U.S. DEPT. OF INTER., GENERAL LAND OFFICE. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 3, 1891. U.S. DEPT. OF WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1891. 3 PP. INTER., GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1900.17 PP. 6624. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. COMPILATION OF LAWS AND REGULATIONS AND DECISIONS THEREUNDER RELATING TO THE ISSUED JUNE 30, 1897. REISSUED AUG. 5,1898 WITH

ESTABLISHMENT OF FEDERAL FOREST RESERVES. . AND THE AMENDMENTS. OTHER ISSUES, APR. 4,1900; AND APR. 12, ADMINISTRATION THEREOF. U.S. DEPT. OF INTER., 1902. TITLE VARIES SLIGHTLY. GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1903. 122 PP., INDEX. 6637. U S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. SALE OF TIMBER IN FOREST RESERVES. U.S. DEPT. OF INTER., GENERAL LAND 6625. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. COMPILATION OF LAWS, OFFICE, UNNUMBERED CIRC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1902. REGULATIONS AND DECISIONS THEREUNDER RELATING TO THE 5PP. CREATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE PUBLIC FOREST RESERVES. U.S. DEPT. OF INTER., GENERAL LAND 6638. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. SURVEY OF FOREST RESERVES. OFFICE. WASHINGTON D.C.: GPO, 1900. 64 PP. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR IN RESPONSE TO RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE OF DECEMBER 15,1897.. 6626. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. INSTRUCTIONS TO FOREST REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. OFFICERS IN MATTER OF PATROL SERVICE. U.S. DEPT. OF 55TH. CONG., 2D SESS., S. DOC. 47. WASHINGTON, D.C.: INTER., GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, GPO,1898. 16 PP., TABLE. 1902. 10 PP. 6639. U. S. DIVISION OF FORESTRY. FOREST INFLUENCES. U.S. 6627. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. INSTRUCTIONS TO SPECIAL DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,DIV. OF FOR., BULL. 7. WASHINGTON, AGENTS OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE APPOINTED TO D.C.: GPO, 1893. 197 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES, PREVENT TIMBER DEPREDATIONS UPON GOVERNMENT LANDS, INDEX. AND 10 PROTECT THE PUBLIC TIMBER FROM WASTE AND DESTRUCTION, U.S. DEPT. OF INTER., GENERAL LAND 6640. U. S. FEDERAL BOARD FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. FORESTRY: OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1883. 39 PP. PURSUITS: FORESTERS, RANGERS, FOREST GUARDS, VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION, SEA. NO.10. WASHINGTON, 6628. U S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. LETTER OF THE SECRETARY OF D.C.: U.S. FEDERAL BOARD FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, THE INTERIOR TO THE PRESIDENT TRANSMITTING A REPORT 1919. 16 Pp. BY THE NATIONAL FORESTRY COMMISSION TO THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, RECOMMENDING THE ESTABLISHMENT 6641. U. S. FOREST SERVICE....FOREST PRESERVATION AND OF ADDITIONAL FOREST RESERVATIONS. WASHINGTON, NATIONAL PROSPERITY: PORTIONS OF ADDRESSES DELIVERED AT THE AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, WASHINGTON, JANUARY WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1936. 29 PP., ILLUS., MAPS. 2 To 6,1905, BY PRESIDENT (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT... (ET AL). U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CIRC. 35. IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1905. 31PP. 6654. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE CARSON NATIONAL FOREST WORKS 6642. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE GOLDEN FOR YOU! U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., ANNIVERSARY, WHITE RIVER NATICNAL FOREST, OCTOBER 11, SOUTHWESTERN REGION. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.: SOUTHWESTERN 1941-MEEKER, COLORADO. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. REGION, ND. 11 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, MAP. SERV., ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION. DENVER, COLO.(fl: ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION, 1941I?). 17 PP., ILLUS. 6655. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. CHIPPEWA NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. (COVER), PROCESSED. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. ,NORTH CENTRAL REGION. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1942. 30 PP., ILLUS., MAP. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 6656. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. CLARK NATIONAL FOREST PURCHASE UNIT, MISSOURI, U. S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., 6643. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. ADVISORY COUNCIL TRIP (SIERRA CLARK NATIONAL FOREST )?). ST. LOUIS, MO.: CLARK NATIONAL FOREST), JULY 8-9-10 (1954). 2 VOLS. U.S. NATIONAL FOREST fl, 1937 )?). 26 PP., MAP, DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN PROCESSED. FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1954.13 PP., 5 PP., PHOTOS, MAPS, PROCESSED. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. THE SECOND VOLUME CONTAINS ORIGINAL PHOTOS. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBFARY, UNIVERSITY OF 6657. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST, FACTS CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. SHEET, (IAY-1955. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST. OROFINO, IDAHO: 6644. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. ALLEGHNEY NATIONAL FOREST, CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST, (955. 13 PP., TABLES, PENNSYLVANIA. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., PRCESSED. ALLEGHNEY NATIONAL FOREST. WARREN, PA.: ALLEGHNEY NATIONAL FOREST, 1951 )?(: 9 PP., MAP, PROCESSED. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CLAIFORNIA, BERKELEY. A COPY IS DEPOSITED (N THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 6658. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. COMMENTS ON STATEMENTS CONTAINED IN THE PUBLICATION OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF 6645. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. AMERICAN FCRESTS AND FOREST NURSERYMEN, ENTITLED ''TAX-SUPPORTED TREE PLANTING PRODUCTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., STATISTICAL BULL. PROGRAMS AND CONSERVATION OF PUBLIC FUNDS''. U.S. 21. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1927. 324 PP., MAP, DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: N.P. TABLES, INDEX. MAR. 23, 1940. 36 PP., TABLES, PROCESSED.

6646. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE APACHE NATIONAL FOREST WORKS REMARKS ON NURSERIES ON NATIONAL FORESTS; STATE AND FOR YOU! U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., PRIVATE COOPERATIVE EFFORTS IN DISTRIBUTION OF SOUTHWESTERN REGION. ALBQUERQUE, N.M.: SOOUTHWESTERN PLANTING STOCK. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY REGION, N.D.11 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, MAP. LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY.

6647. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. APACHE NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. 6659. U. 5. FOREST SERVICE. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT: RECEIPTS DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., SOUTHWESTERN REGION, AND EXPENDITURES, NATIONAL FORESTS AND FOREST SERVICE WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1941. 22 PP. ILLUS., MAP. FISCAL YEAR 1916 AND 5-YEAR AVERAGE, SUMMARY BY STATES. N.P., N.D. 34 PP., TABLES, PROCESSED. 6648. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. APPLICATION OF THE FOREST PROGRAM TO PROBLEMS OF THE SIERRA NEVADA FOOTHILLS, U.S. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIF. FOR. AND RANGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. EXP. STA. BERKELEY, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION, 1940 I?). 5 PP., PROCESSED. 6660. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. CONSOLIDATION OF NATIONAL FORESTS IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. CALIFORNIA REGION, 1954, 4 PP., MAP, PROCESSED.

6649. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. BARTLETT EXPERIMENTAL FOREST. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., NORTHEASTERN FOR. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. EXP. STA. UPPER DARBY, PA.: NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION, 1959. 4 PP., ILLUS. 6661. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE CONTROL: THE HISTORY OF ITS ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT UNDER THE 6650. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. BASIC OBJECTIVES AND POLICY TO WEEKS AND CLARKE-MCNARY ACTS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GUIDE MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT, REGION 6. U.S. DEPT. GPO, 1964. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION. PORTLAND, ORE.: PACIFIC NORTH(EST REGION, 1962. 33 6662. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. COURT CASES RELATED TO PP., ILLUS., PROCESSED. ADMINISTRATION OF THE RANGE RESOURCE ON LANDS ADMINISTERED BY THE FOREST SERVICE. U.S. DEPT. OF A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1964.(21 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. PP., TABLE.

6651. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. BLACK HILLS NATIONAL FOREST: 50TH 6663'. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. DELAWARE-LEHIGH EXPERIMENTAL ANNIVERSARY. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. FOREST, DILLDOWN WATERSHED UNIT; THE FIRST UNIT OF WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1948. 43 PP., ILLUS. THE DELAWARE BASIN RESEARCH CENTER. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV., NORTHEASTERN FOR. EXP. STA. UPPER 6652. U S. FOREST SERVICE. CACHE NATICNAL FOREST. U.S. DARBY, PA. :NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION, DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. (948. 4 PP., ILLUS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1943. 20 PP., ILLUS., MAP. 6664. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. DESIGN FOR MUTLIPLE USE: THE 6653. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. CARIBBEAN NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. NATIONAL FORESTS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. U.S. DEPT. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., SOUTHERN REGION. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1964. 23 PP. ILLUS. OF ENGINEERING, 1964. 105 PP.' TABLES, INDEX.

6665. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. DETERMINATION OF ALLOWABLE ANNUAL AND EARLIER EDITION, OF 103 PP., WAS PUBLISHED IN TIMBER CUT ON FORTY-TWO WESTERN NATIONAL FORESTS: AN 1962. ANALYSIS OF OBJECTIVES, PROBLEMS, AND METHODS WITH RECOMMENDATIONS. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF REVIEW. 6675. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. EVEN-AGE MANAGEMENT ON THE U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV, N.P. 1962. 40 PP. MONONGAHELA NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., TABLES. FOR. SERV. ,CHIEF'S SPECIAL REVIEW COMMITTEE. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1970. 39 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, GRAPHS, MAP. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY.

6676. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. FACTS ABOUT GIFFORD PINCHOT AND 6666. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. A DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR THE THE GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF ASPIC., FOR. SERV. ASPIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, DCI?): U.S. FOREST WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1961. (9 PP., ILLUS., TABLES. SERVICE, 1949)?). 8 PP., PROCESSED.

6667. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. DIGEST OF OPINIONS ON PUBLIC A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL REGULATION OF CUTTING ON PRIVATE LANDS. U.S. DEPT. LIBRARY. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1940 1?). 9 6677. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. FACTS ABOUT THE CALIFORNIA REGION. PP., PROCESSED. U.S. DEPT. OF ASPIC., FOR, SERV. , CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1956.16 A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, PP.,ILLUS., TABLE, MAP. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 6678. U. 5. FOREST SERVICE. THE FERNOW EXPERIMENTAL FOREST, 6668. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. DIRECTORY, FOREST SERVICE. PARSONS, WEST VIRGINIA. U.S. DEPT. OF ASPIC., FOR. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1922- SERV., NORTHEASTERN FOR. EXP. STA. UPPER DARBY, PA.': NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION, 1949.(6 PP. THIS PUBLICATION SUPERCEDES TIE, 'FIELD PROGRAM' OF MAPS. THE FOREST SERVICE PUBLISHED :ROM AUGUST, 1904-JULY, 1920, AND THE,'SERVICE DIRECTORY', PUBLISHED OCTOBER A PREVIOUS WORK UNDER THE SAME TITLE PUBLISHED IN 1920-APRIL 1922. TITLE VARIED TO 1924. BECAME AN 1949,12 PP. ANNUAL PUBLICATION IN 1932. 6679. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. A FEW FOREST FACTS: GIFFORD 6669. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. DISCOVER... THE NATIONAL FORESTS PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST, WASHINGTON. U.S. DEPT. OF OF OREGON. U.S. DEPT. OF ASPIC., FOR. SERV., AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV., PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION. PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION. PORTLAND, ORE. PACIFIC PORTLAND, ORE.: PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION, 1949. NO NORTHWEST REGION, 1969.18 PP.'ILLUS. PAGINATION, ILLUS., TABLE.

6670. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. DISPOSAL OF MINERALS ON NATIONAL 6680. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. A FEW HIGHLIGHTS ON CALIFORNIA'S FOREST LAND. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV., WASHINGTON, D.C.: US. FOREST SERVICE, 1953. 2 PP., CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA PROCESSED. REGION, 1953. 2 PP., PROCESSED.

A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY.

6671. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. EARLY DAYS IN THE FOREST SERVICE. 6681. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. FIRE EMERGENCY '67: THE NATIONAL 3 VOLS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., NORTHERN FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC,, FOR. SERV., NORTHERN REGION. MISSOULA, MONT.: NORTHERN REGION, 1944, 1956, REGION. OGDEN, UTAH: NORTHERN REGION, 1968. 40 PP.' 1962. 218 PP., 83 PP., 296 PP., ILLUS., PROCESSED. ILLUS. ,MAPS.

A MULTI-AUTHORED WORK BY FOREST SERVICE PERSONNEL OF 6682, U. S. FOREST SERVICE. FLORIDA NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S.

REGION 1. COPIES OF VOLUMES I AND 3 ARE DEPOSITED IN DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., SOUTHERN REGION. THE PACIFIC SOUTHWEST FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1939. 46 PP.,ILLUS., MAP. STATION. VOLUME 2 IS DEPOSITED IN THE DIVISION OF INFORMATION AND EDUCATION, NORTHERN REGION OFFICES, 6683. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. THE FOREST PIONEER. U.S. DEPT. MISSOULA, MONTANA. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., SOUTHWESTERN REGION. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.: SOUTHWESTERN REGION, 1920-1941. 6672. U. S. FORESTSERVICE. EASTERN AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL FORESTS: TIMBER FARMS-OUTDOOR PLAYGROUNDS-WATERSHED A PUBLICATION OF REGION 3 RELATING TO VARIOUS ASPECTS PROTECTION. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR, SERV., OF FORESTRY,INCLUDES POEMS, NEWS ITEMS. ISSUED EASTERN REGION. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1932. 1 PP., IRREGULARLY, THEN QUARTERLY. PROCESSED. COPIES ILLUS. MAP. DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 6673. U. S. FOREST SERVICE, ENGINEERING IN THE FOREST SERVICE: A COMPILATION OF HISTORY AND MEMOIRS, 1905-1969. 6684. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. FOREST PRESERVATION AND NATIONAL U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV., DIVISION OF PROPSERITY. PORTIONS OF ADDRESSES DELIVERED AT THE ENGINEERING. WASHINGTON, D.C.: DIVISION OF AMERICAN FORESTRY CONGRESS, JANUARY 2 TO 6, 1905, BY ENGINEERING, NO TOTAL PAGINATION, ILLUS., PROCESSED. PRESIDENT (THEODORE) ROOSEVELT, AMBASSADOR (J.J.I JUSSERAND, SECRETARY IJAMES) WILSON, AND OTHERS. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CIRC. 35. LIBRARY, ORIGINAL TEXT LOCATED IN THE HISTORICAL WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1905. 31 PP. LIBRARY OF THE DIVISION OF ENGINEERING, FOREST SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 6685. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. THE FOREST PROGRAM AND ITS APPLICATION TO CALIFORNIA PROBLEMS AND CONDITIONS. 6674. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. ESTABLISHMENT AND MODIFICATION OF U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. NATIONAL FOREST BOUNDARIES: A CHRONOLOGIC RECORD, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, ND. 18 1891-1964. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., PP., PROCESSED. DIVISION OF ENGINEERING. WASHINGTON, D.C.: DIVISION A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY 6696. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. GEM OF THE SIERRA NEVADA: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. STANISLAUS NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. ,CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: 6686. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. FOREST RESERVES IN IDAHO. U.S. CALIFORNIA REGION, 1953. 21 Pp., TABLES, GRAPH, MAPS, DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV., BULL. 67. WASHINGTON, PROCESSED. D.C.: GPO,1905. 90 PP. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, SHOWS HOW THE EFFECTIVE OPPOSITION TO THE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. FOREST RESERVE POLICY IS GRADUALLY MELTING AWAY. 6697. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. GIFFORD PINCHOT. U.S. DEPT. OF 6687. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. FOREST SERVICE COMMENTS ON AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.!?): U.S. FOREST RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO THE NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM AS SERVICE, 1945. 2 PP., PROCESSED. ADOPTED IN 1970 BY AMERICAN NATIONAL CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL WOOL GROWER'S ASSOCIATION, AND COPIES ARE DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATE LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATIONS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. LIBRARY. LATEST EDITION OF 3 pp.,1964. TITLE FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1971. 32 PP. VARIES SLIGHTLY.

6688, U.5. FOREST SERVICE. THE FOREST SERVICE PROGRAM. 6698. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY: SHOSHONE AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 1946:311-317. NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. 1947. WASHINGTON, D.C.)fl: GPO fl, 1941. 28 PP.,ILLUS.

6689. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. FOREST SERVICE REGIONAL PLANNING 6699. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. GRAZING TRESPASS BY DRIFTING GUIDE, REGION 5. REVISED APRIL, 1952. U.S. DEPT. OF STOCK: NATIONAL FORESTS ARE NOT SUBJECT TO STATE AGRIC., FOR. SERV. ,CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, FENCE LAWS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1952. 28 PP., TABLES, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1908. 6 PP. PROCESSED. 6700. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. HIGHLIGHTS IN THE HISTORY OF A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, FOREST CONSERVATION. REV. ED. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. AGRIC. INFO. BULL. 83. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1968. 40 PP. 6690. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. FOREST SERVICE RESEARCH: SOLVING PROBLEMS ON FOREST AND RELATED LANDS. U.S. DEPT. OF 6701. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. HISTORY OF SIIOKEJUMPING. U.S. AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. FOREST DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV., NORTHERN REGION, SERVICE, 1970. 16 PP., DIAGRM., MAP. DIVISION OF FIRE CONTROL, UNNUMBERED CIRC. PIISSOULA, MONT,: NORTHERN REGION, MAY 1,1972. 35 PP.. 6691. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE FOREST SITUATION IN THE UNITED STATES: A SPECIAL REPORT TO THE TIMBER CONSERVATION 6702. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. HOW NATIONAL FOREST ADMINISTRATION BOARD. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, BENEFITS WATER USERS: THE NATIONAL FORESTS AS D.C. U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1932. 46 PP., TABLES, RECREATION GROUNDS FOR FARMERS. RECLAMATION RECORD MAPS, GRAPHS, PROCESSED. 7:319-320. JULY 1916.

COPIES OF THIS REPORT DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL 6703. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE HUMAN SIDE OF THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. FOREST PROGRAM IN THE NORTHERN GREAT LAKES, WITH CRITICISMS AND COMMENTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. 6692. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. FOREST SURVEY-TIMBER MANAGEMENT SERV., DIV. OF LAND PLANNING. WASHINGTON, D.C.: MEETING: SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER 9-13, DIVISION OF LAND PLANNING, 1941. 70 PP., ILLUS.,

1959. 2 VOLS. U.S. DEPT . OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., MAPS, TABLES. CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. (?I: CALIFORNIA REGION ('I, 1959. 6704. U S. FOREST SERVICE. IDAHO NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV., INTERMOUNTAIN REGION.

NO TOTAL PAGINATION. VOL. 1 ENTITLED, ''JOINT WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1941. 20 PP., ILLUS., MAP. SESSIONS'': VOL. 2, ''TIMBER MANAGEMENT AND FOREST SURVEY SESSIONS'' ,PROCESSED. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN 6705. U S. FOREST SERVICE. INFORMATION FOR APPLICANTS, THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, PERMITTEES AND GRANTEES CONCERNING FOREST SERVICE BERKELEY. PERMITS AND EASEMENTS FOR TRANSMISSION LINES AND POWER PLANTS ON NATIONAL FOREST LANDS. U.S. DEPT. 6693. U S. FOREST SERVICE. FORESTRY FOR FARM SECURITY IN THE OF AGRIC., FOR. SERA. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. FOREST CENTRAL AND EASTERN GREAT PLAINS. U.S. DEPT. OF SERVICE. 1953. 38 PP., PROCESSED. AGRIC., FOR. SERV., PRAIRIE STATES FORESTRY PROJECT. LINCOLN, NEB. (fl: PRAIRIE STATES FORESTRY PROJECT, A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 1938. 31 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES, MAPS, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. PROCESSED. 6706. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. JEFFERSON NATIONAL FOREST, A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, VIRGINIA. RECREATION. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BER

A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 6708. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. KANE EXPERIMENTAL FOREST OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. ALLEGHENY FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. N.P., ND. 13 PP., ILLUS. 6695. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. FORESTS AND FARMS: A PICTORIAL PRESENTATION OF THE SOCIAL ANI) ECONOMIC SERVICES OF 6709. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. LET'S TALK ABOUT.. TIMBER

. THE NATIONAL FORESTS TO AGRICIJLTURE. U.S. DEPT. OF SUPPLIES. ISA TIMBER SHORTAGE COMING? . . U.S. AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV. CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, CALIFORNIA: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1936. 39 PP., MAP. 1945. 6 PP. 6710. U. S. FOREST SERVICE, LIST OF RETIRED EMPLOYEES OF THE 6722. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST AREAS, JUNE 30, U.S. FOREST SERVICE. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. 1942. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 953. 41 PP. D.C.: GPO, 1943.15 PP.

6711. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE LOWER MICHIGAN NATIONAL 6723. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. A NATIONAL FOREST ECONOMY. ONE FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV. NORTH MEANS TO SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC REHABILITATION, U.S. CENTRAL REGION. MILWAUKEE, WIS. (fl: NORTH CENTRAL DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV. PRELIMINARY DRAFT. REGION, 19511?). 9 PP., MAPS, PROCESSED, WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1939. 296 PP., ILLUS. ,MAPSGRAPHS, TABLES. DIAGRMS. PROCESSED. INCLUDES THE HURON AND IIANISTEE NATIONAL FORESTS. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. LIBRARY.

6712. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE MADISON CONFERENCE: 6724. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST PROGRAM FOR THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION SHAWNEE HILLS OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS. WASHINGTON, CONFERENCE, FOREST PRODuCTS LABORATORY, MADISON, D.C.: GPO, 1963. WISCONSIN, MARCH 10-22, 1924. MADISON, WISC.(fl: U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1924. 307 PP., TABLES, PROCESSED 6725. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF SCHOOLS AND ROADS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FOR SERV., MISC. F. -4. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1916. 8 LIBRARY. PP.

6713. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES AND 6726. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION IN POLICIES FOR THE HIGH MOUNTAIN AREAS OF NATIONAL IDAHO. US. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV,, FORESTS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION. U.S. DEPT. INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. OGDEN, UTAHI?I :INTERMOUNTAIN OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1962. 8 REGION, 1963. 49 PP., ILLUS. ,TABLES, MAPS. PP.

6727. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION IN 6714. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. MANAGEMENT DIRECTION, WILDERNESS NEVADA. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., AND PRIMARY RECREATION ZONES. NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. OGDEN, UTAH(?I: INTERMOUNTAIN OREGON CASCADES. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., REGION, 1963. 20 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS. PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION. POR1LAND, ORE.: PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION, 1968. 42 PP.,ILLUS., TABLES, MAP. 6728, U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION IN UTAH. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., 6715. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN THE FOREST INTERMOUNTAIN REGION, OGDEN, UTAH(?I :INTERMOUNTAIN SERVICE: A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEMS AND THEIR REGION, 1963. 48 PP.,ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS. CORRELATION. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1962. 17 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, 6729. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION IN TABLES, MAP. WYOMING. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., INTERMOUNTAIN REGION, OGDEN, UTAHI?(: INTERMOUNTAIN 6716. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. MANUAL OF PROCEDURE FOR THE FOREST REGION, 1963. 20 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, MAP. SERVICE IN WASHINGTON AND IN CISTRICT OFFICES. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 6730. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION 1908. 93 PP., CHART. COMMISSION. A REPORT ON PROGRESS IN ESTABLISHING NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. 6717. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. MEMO TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC; THE WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1961. 27 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, COCONINO NATIONAL FOREST WORKS FOR YOU! U.S. DEPT. MAP. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., SOUTHWESTERN REGION. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.: SOUTHWESTERN REGION, 1963 In. II PUBLISHED ON THE OCCASION OF THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, MAP. THE WEEKS LAW.

6718. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. MT. JEFFERSON WILD AREA PROPOSAL. 6731. U S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST ROADS IN U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., PACIFIC NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., REGION. PORTLAND, ORE. :PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION, CALIFORNIA REGION, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA 1963. 7 PP., MAP, TABLE. REGION,1963. 6 PP., ILLUS.

AN 8TH PAGE CONSISTS OF A COVER LETTER AND IS 6732. U S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALE ATTACHED TO THE BOOKLET. ACTIVITIES FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1962. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. FOREST 6719. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR SERVICE, 1963.11 PP., TABLES, PROCESSED. NATIONAL FOREST LANDS: LAKE TAHOE BASIN. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., INTERMOUNTAIN REGION AND A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CALIFORNIA REGION. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1962. 58 LIBRARY. PP., ILLUS., TABLE, MAP.

6733, U, S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST VACATIONS. U.S. 6720. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST AND CAMPGROUND DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, AREAS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, 194.0. 54 PP., ILLUS. ,TABLES. D.C.: U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1945. 2 PP., PROCESSED. ANOTHER EDITION, OF 60 PP., PRINTED IN 1950, AND A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL REVISIONS IN 1955 164 Pp.) AND 1960 (66 PP.). LIBRARY.

6734. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. A NATIONAL FORESTRY RESEARCH 6721. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FOREST AND PURCHASE UNIT PROGRAM. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1964. MISC. PUB, AREAS, REGION 5, JUNE 31, 1941. U.S. DEPT. OF NO. 965. AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO,CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1941. 3 PP., 6735. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN PROCESSED. CALIFORNIA. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, ND. 21 PP., ILLUS., MAP. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 6736. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FORESTS IN MISSISSIPPI: HERTIAGE RESTORED. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. 6750. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. OUACHITA NATIONAL FOREST: SERV. SOUTHERN REGION. ATLANTA, GA.: SOUTHERN ARKANSAS-OKLAHOMA. 40TH ANNIVERSARY, 1907-1947. REGION, 1966.18 PP., ILLUS. DIAGRMS., MAP. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV., OUACHITA NATIONAL FOREST. HOT SPRINGS, ARK.: OUACHITA NATIONAL FOREST, 6737. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE SOUTHERN 1947 1?). 23 PP., GRAPHS, TABLES, PROCESSED. APPALACHIANS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. SOUTHERN REGION, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1940. 46 PP A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, MAP. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY.

6738. U S. FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF ARIZONA. 6751. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. OUR FOREST PROBLEM DEMANDS U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV.SOUTHWESTERN NATIONWIDE ACTION' HERE'S WHY. U.S. DEPT. OF

DISTRICT. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. DEPT. CIRC. 318. AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV. , NORTHERN REGION. MISSOULA WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1924.18 PP., ILLUS., MAP. MONT.: NORTHERN REGION, N.D. 24 PP., ILLUS., CHARTS, GRAPHS, MAP. 6739. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF ARKANSAS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 6752. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. PATIENCE AND PATCHCUTS. U.S. GPO,1909. 5 Pp. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. ,CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1972 fl. NO 6740. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF IDAHO, PAGINATION, ILLIJS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., INTERIIOUNTAIN AND NORTHERN DISTRICTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., MISC. CIRC. 6753. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. PAYETTE NATIONAL FOREST, IDAHO. 61. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1926. 34 PP.,ILLUS., U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: TABLES, MAPS. GPO, 1950. 20 PP., ILLUS., MAP.

6741. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF NEW 6754. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. A PICTORIAL REPORT ON THE NEW MEXICO. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., DEPT. CIRC. 240. ENGLAND FOREST EMERGENCY PROJECT: WITH NOTES ON ITS WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1922. 21 PP., ILLUS., MAP. OPERATION. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON D.C.)?): U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1939. 87 6742. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE PP., PHOTOS, PROCESSED. SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS: WHAT THEY MEAN TO THE EAST AND SOUTH. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, A COPY OF THIS REPORT LOCATED IN THE NATIONAL D.C.: GPO, 1923. 22 PP., ILLUS., MAP. AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY.

6743. 0. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE SOUTHERN 6755. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. PIKES PEAK AND THE PIKE NATIONAL REGION: A REPORT OF PROGRESS, 1934-1954. U.S. DEPT. FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., ROCKY OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., SOUTHERN REGION. ATLANTA, GA.: MOUNTAIN REGION. DENVER, COLO.I?): ROCKY MOUNTAIN SOUTHERN REGION, 1954 1?). 23 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS. REGION, 1953. 8 PP., PROCESSED.

6744. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NATIONAL FORESTS OF WYOMING. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., ROCKY MOUNTAIN AND UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. INTERMOUNTAIN DISTRICTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., MISC. CIRC. 82. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1927. 26 PP., 6756. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. POLICY STATEMENT AND OUTLINE OF ILLUS., TABLE, MAPS. PROCEDURE: DIVISION OF PRIVATE FORESTRY, FOOREST SERVICE. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC,, FOR. SERV. 6745. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE NATIONAL GRASSLANDS. U.S. WASHINGTON, D.C.: DIVISION OF PRIVATE FORESTRY, 1939. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 14 PP., PROCESSED. 1960 1?). 8 PP., MAP. A PRIOR STATEMENT WAS PREPARED IN 1936. A COPY IS 6746. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NEBRASKA NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., NEBRASKA NATIONAL 'CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. FOREST. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1952. 30 PP. ILLUS., MAP. 6757. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. POSSIBILITIES OF SHELTERBELT PLANTING IN THE PLAINS REGION: A STUDY OF TREE 6747. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. NEW ENGLAND NEWS. U.S. DEPT. OF PLANTING. .TOGETHER WITH INFORMATION AS TO CLIMATE, AGRIC., FOR. SERV., TIMBER SALVAGE ADMINISTRATION. SOILS, AND OTHER CONDITIONS... U.S. DEPT. OF BOSTON, MASS. :TIMBER SALVAGE ADMINISTRATION, AGRIC., FOR. SERV. ,LAKE STATES FOR. EXP, STA. 1939-1942. PROCESSED. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1935. 201 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, CHARTS, DIAGRMS., BIBLIO. TITLE VARIES: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, NETSA AND NEFE NEWS, FEB. 1939-JUNE 1941: NEW ENGLAND NEWS, 6758. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. PRACTICAL ASSISTANCE TO OWNERS OF JULY 1941-APR. 1942. A SMALL INNER-DIVISION TYPE FOREST LAND AND TO TREE PLANTERS. U.S. DEPT. OF FLYER. COPIES MAY BE LOCATED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV. ,CIRC. 165. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 1909. 7 pp.

6748. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST, 6759. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. PRESS RELEASES, FEBRUARY 1908-JUNE WASHINGTON. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., 1915. N.P., FEB. 1908-JUNE 1915. NO TOTAL OFFICE OF THE GEOGRAPHER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. PAGINATION, PROCESSED. FOREST SERVICE, 19111?). NO PAGINATION, TABLES, PLATS. COPIES OF THESE PRESS RELEASES ARE BOUND AND IN THE PAMPHLET FILE UNDER THE TITLE, PAMPHLETS, NATIONAL THIS COLLECTION OF MATERIALS IS IN MANUSCRIPT FORM FORESTS, FEB. 1908-JUNE 1915, CALL NUMBER SD 426 P32, WITH THE ADDITION OF CLIPPINGS FROM THE CHIEF V.2 AND DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY FORESTER'S REPORT OF 1910. A COPY DEPOSITED IN THE OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 6760. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. PRINCIPLES AND PROCEDURE GOVERNING 6749. 0. S. FOREST SERVICE. OREGON CASCADES. U.S. DEPT. OF THE CLASSIFICATION AND SEGREGATION OF AGRICULTURAL AGRIC., FOR. SERV., PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION. AND FOREST LANDS IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. PORTLAND, ORE.: PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION, 1969 I?). DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 33 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, MAP. 1914. 23 PP. 6761. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. PROGRAM FOR THE NATIONAL FORESTS. CHIEF OF THE FORESTRY DIVISION; 1889-1934, REPORT OF WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1959. MISC. PUB. NO. 794. THE FORESTER; 1935- REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF THE FOREST SERVICE. STATISTICAL SUPPLEMENT ISSUED ANNUALLY 6762. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. PROGRAM OF WORK OF THE FOREST 1937/38-1952/53. EXPERIMENT STATIONS, 1923. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV., BRANCH OF RESEARCH. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 6772. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. ROADLESS AREAS IN THE SOUTHWEST. BRANCH OF RESEARCH, ND. 113 PP., MAP. PROCESSED. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV., SOUTHWESTERN REGION. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.: SOUTHWESTERN REGION, 1972. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, NO PAGINATION, TABLES, MAP, PROCESSED. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 6763. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. THE PROPOSED LAND EXCHANGE BETWEEN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY; THE HEARST CORPORATION AND THE FOREST SERVICE, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., 6773. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. SAN JUAN NATIONAL FOREST, FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: COLORADO. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. SERV. CALIFORNIA REGION, 1964. 6 PP., TABLE, PLATS, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1942. 22 PP. ILLUS., MAPS. PROCESSED. 6774 U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE SANTA FE NATIONAL FOREST WORKS A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, FOR YOU! U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. SOUTHWESTERN REGION. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.: SOUTHWESTERN REGION, ND. 11 PP., ILLUS. GRAPHS, MAP. 6764. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. PROTECTING NATIONAL FOREST RESOURCES: AREAS OF LIMITED PUBLIC USE IN THE 6775. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. SAWTOOTH NATIONAL FOREST. US. NATIONAL FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA. U.S. DEPT. OF DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1939.14 PP. ILLUS. , MAP. CALIF. CALIFORNIA REGION, 1967. 3 PP. 6776. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE SITGREAVES NATIONAL FOREST 6765. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. PURCHASE OF LAND UNDER THE WEEKS WORKS FOR YOU ! U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR, SERV., LAW IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN AND WHITE MOUNTAINS. SOUTHWESTERN REGION. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.: SOUTHWESTERN REV. EDITION. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. REGION, ND. 11 PP.,ILLUS., GRAPHS, MAP. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1914.14 PP. 6777. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. SOUTHWESTERN NATIONAL FORESTS ARE 6766. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT THE UNIQUE! U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV., FOREST SITUATION IN THE UNITED STATES, WITH INDEX. SOUTHWESTERN REGION. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.: SOUTHWESTERN U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.)?): REGION, 1972 )fl. NO PAGINATION, ILLUS. ,MAP. U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1938)?). 60 PP., PROCESSED. 6778. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. SPANISH PEAKS PRIMITIVE AREA: A COPY OF THIS PAPER IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL RECLASSIFICATION PROPOSAL. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. FOR. SERV., NORTHERN REGION. MISSOULA, MONT.: NORTHERN REGION, 1965. 4 PP., PLAT. 6767. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CONCERNING A CURRENT NATIONAL FOREST ISSUE: MULTIPLE USE 6779. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. STATE FOREST TAX LAW DIGEST OF MANAGEMENT REVIEW OF UNDEVELOPED NATIONAL FOREST 1945. WASHINGTON, D.C.: USFS. DIV. OF FOREST AREAS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA ECONOMICS RESEARCH, 1945.1956 EDITIONS. REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1972. 12 PP., TABLES. 6780. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. STATE FOREST TAX LAW DIGEST--1967. WASHINGTON, D.C: GPO, 1968. 56 PP., MAPS. 6768. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. RECREATION GUIDE TO SOUTHERN NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., 6781. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, NATIONAL SOUTHERN REGION. ATLANTA, GA.: SOUTHERN REGION, 1969. FOREST AREAS BY COUNTIES, JUNE 30,1935: STATE OF NO PAGINATION, ILLUS., MAPS. NEVADA, NATIONAL FOREST AREAS BY COUNTIES ''NET'' OR ACTUAL NATIONAL FOREST LANDS), JUNE 30, 1935. U.S. 6769. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. REGULATIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA FOR. AND AGRICULTURE FOR THE OCCUPANCY, USE, PROTECTECTION, RANGE EXP. STA. BERKELEY, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA FOREST AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION, 1935 )?). 9 PP., DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, TABLES, PROCESSED. 1928. 30 PP. INCLUDES ATRES OF FOREST LANDS AND AMOUNTS OF MONEY 6770. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. REPORT OF THE ALLOWABLE CUT TASK REBATED TO COUNTIES. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORCE. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, D.C.: U.S. FOREST SERVICE, 1958. 63 PP., TABLES BERKELELEY. PROCESSED. 6782. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. STATEMENT ON TIMBER ACCESS ROAD A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, PROGRAM, NATIONAL FORESTS, CALIFORNIA. U.S. DEPT. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., CALIFORNIA REGION. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: CALIFORNIA REGION, 1952. 5 PP., 6771. 0. S. FOREST SERVICE. REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF THE FOREST TABLES, PROCESSED. SERVICE. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1869- A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 1869-85 IN, REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE; 1886, 1888 REPRINTED FROM SAME; 1889-93 6783. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. STOPPING THE BIG ONES.. THROUGH REPRINTED FROM THE, REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF FIRE RESEARCH. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., AGRICULTURE; 1894-95 IN, REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF FOREST FIRE LABORATORY, RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA. AGRICULTURE; 1896- FROM, ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE U.S. WASHINGTON, D.C: GPO, 1967)?),12 PP., ILLUS., MAP. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. EARLY REPORTS OMIT TITLE. TITLE VARIES: 1884, REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF THE 6784. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE STORY OF GREEN MOUNTAIN FORESTRY BUREAU; 1885, 1890-98, REPORT OF THE CHIEF NATIONAL FOREST IN VERMONT. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., OF THE DIVISION OF FORESTRY; 1886-88, ANNUAL REPORT FOR. SERV., EASTERN REGION. PHILDELPHIA, PA. U): OF THE DIVISION OF FORESTRY; 1889, REPORT OF THE EASTERN REGION, 1962 1?). 20 PP. ILLUS., TABLES. 6785. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE STORY OF JEFFERSON NATIONAL FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. EASTERN FOR. SERV., ALLEGHENY FOR. EXP. STA., TECHNICAL NOTE REGION. NO PLACE OF PUB.: EASTERN REGION, N.D. 29 NO. 43. PHILADELPHIA, PA.: ALLEGHENY FOREST PP. ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES. EXPERIMENT STATION, 1943. 2 PP., PROCESSED.

6786. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC,, FOR. SERV. NORTH CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. REGION. MILWAUKEE, WIS.(?(: NORTH CENTRAL REGION, 1951I?). 7 PP., MAP, PROCESSED. 6798. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. WISCONSIN NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., NORTH CENTRAL REGION, A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, MILWAUKEE, WIS. fl: NORTH CENTRAL REGION, 1951 I?). UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 8 PP., MAPS, PROCESSED.

6787. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THIS IS THE MONONGAHELA NATIONAL A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, FOREST IN WEST VIRGINIA. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. FOR. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. SERV. EASTERN REGION. NO PLACE OF PUB.: EASTERN REGION, 1964 I?). 30 PP., ILLUS., GRAPHS, TABLES. 6799. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. YOUR SHAWNEE NATIONAL FOREST ENVIRONMENT. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., 6788. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THUMBNAIL SKETCHES OF THE NATIONAL SHAWNEE NATIONAL FOREST(?( HARRISBURG, ILL.(fl: FORESTS IN ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO. U.S. DEPT. OF SHAWNEE NATIONAL FOREST(?(, 19711?). 10 PP.,ILLUS. AGRIC., FOR. SERV., SOUTHWESTERN REGION. ALBUOUEROUE, N.M.: SOUTHWESTERN REGION, 1954 I?). 13 PP., 6800. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. 1951-SUMMARY OF FACTS-NATIONAL PROCESSED. FORESTS OF COLORADO. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION. DENVER, COLO. :ROCKY A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, MOUNTAIN REGION, 1951.10 PP., ILLUS. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 6801. U.S. FOREST SERVICE, AND CALIFORNIA STATE CHAMBER OF 6789. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. TIMBER DEPLETION AND THE ANSWER. COMMERCE. FOREST HANDBOOK FOR CALIFORNIA. A SUMMARY REPORT ON TIMBER DEPLETION AND RELATED WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION, 1930. 48 SUBJECTS PREPARED IN RESPONSE TO SENATE RESOLUTION PP., ILLUS. 311. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., DEPT. C!RC. 112. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1920. 16 PP. 6802. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ANNUAL REPORT, 1898-1899. VOLS. U.S. DEPT. OF INTER., GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, ORIGINAL REPORT WAS PRINCIPALLY THE WORK OF EARLE H. REPORT, PART 5, FOREST RESERVES. WASHINGTON, D.C.: CLAPP. GPO, 1900. 498 PP., ILLUS. ,TABLES, INDEX.

6790. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. TIMBER RESOURCES FOR AMERICA'S VOLUME 1 IS TEXT, VOLUME 2 CONSISTS OF MAPS. SEE FUTURE. US. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., FOREST ALSO, ANNUAL REPORT, 1899-1900, 2 VOLS, PART 5, RESOURCE REPT. 14. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1958. 713 FOREST RESERVES, DTD.1900. PP., TABLES, MAPS, GRAPHS, INDEX. 6803. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE REVISION OF ITS TIMBER RESOURCES REVIEW, A UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TO THE SECRETARY OF PRELIMINARY DRAFT WHICH WAS ISSUED IN OCT. 1955. THE INTERIOR, 1897-1898. IN SIX PARTS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1899. 400 PP. ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, INDEX. 6791. 0. S. FOREST SERVICE. TONGASS TIMBER MANAGEMENT. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV., ALASKA REGION. JUNEAU, 6804. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ALASKA: ALASKA REGION, 1969. 12 PP.,ILLUS., GRAPHS. UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, 1898-1899. IN SEVEN PARTS. 6792. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. TREE PLANTING. U.S. DEPT. OF WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1900. 498 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, AGRIC., FOR. SERV., PRAIRIE STATES FORESTRY PROJECT. TABLES, INDEX. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1938. 7 PP.,ILLUS. 6805. U. 5. GOVERNMENT. FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. WORKS PROGRESS 6793. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. TREES THAT TEMPER THE WESTERN ADMINISTRATION. CONSERVING THE NATION'S RESOURCES. WINDS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 40:57-59. JAN. 1942. D.C.: GPO, 1938.14 PP., ILLUS., TABLE. 6806. U. S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. CONGRESS AND THE NATION'S PICTURE STORY OF THE PRAIRIE STATE FORESTRY PROJECT. ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS OF THE 91ST. CONGRESS... 92D CONG., 1ST. SESS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 6794. U.S. FOREST SERVICE. THE UPPER MICHIGAN NATIONAL GPO, 1971. 288 PP., TABLES. FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. ,FOR. SERV., NORTH CENTRAL REGION. MILWAUKEE, WIS. (fl NORTH CENTRAL FOR FORESTRY SEE PP. 185-192. REGION, 1951(p). 9 PP., MAP, PROCESSED. 6807. U. S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. EXECUTIVE BRANCH (HOOVER A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, COMMISSION PROPOSALS(. PUBLIC AFFAIRS ABSTRACTS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. INCLUDES THE (NS( 2:1-13. JAN.(950. MAROUETTE AND HIAWATHA NATIONAL FORESTS. BIBLIOGRAPHY PAGED SEPERATELY, 3 PP. 6795. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. USE OF AIRCRAFT IN FORESTRY: FORESTRY SERVICE, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 6808. U. S. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION. ANNUAL REPORTS USEFUL WORKS... PULP AND PAPER PIAC-AZINE OF REPORT(S). WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, (911-1964. CANADA 42:371-373. MAY 1941. COPIES LOCATED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 6796. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. THE USE OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS. ANNUAL REPORTS OF (942 AND 1956 MISSING. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1907. 42 PP., ILLUS., TABLES. 6809. U. S. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION. MINUTES OF THE MEETING.. TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1947. WASHINGTON, DESIGNED AS A PRIMER TO SHOW THE POLICY OF THE FOREST DC: NP., 1947. 9 PP., TABLES. PROCESSED. SERVICE ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. COPIES DEPOSITED IN NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 6797, U. S. FOREST SERVICE. WARTIME WORK OF THE ALLEGHENY IN ADDITION TO ABOVE ARE MINUTES OF MEETINGS OF TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1947: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1948: 6822. UDALL, STEWART L. THE QUIET CRISES. NEW YORK: HULl, FEBRUARY 17, 1949: AND MONDAY, MAY 6, 1957. (CALL RINEHART AND WINSTON, 1963. 209 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO., NUMBER 173 N212M(. AN ADDITIONAL COPY OF MINUTES, INDEX. DID. TUESDAY, JUNE (6,1942, MAY BE LOCATED UNDER CALL NUMBER 999.9 N216 MINUTES 1942. FOR, 'THE WOODLANDS'', SEE CHAPTER 8, PP. 97-108.

6810. U. S. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION. PROGRESS 6823, UDALL, STEWART L. WILDERNESS. THE LIVING WILDERNESS OF PURCHASE OF EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS UNDER THE ACT 80:3-7. SPRING-SUMMER 1962. OF MARCH 1,1911 (THE WEEKS LAW). WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1920. 27 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, MAPS. 6824. ULLMAN, AL. MULTIPLE USE AND THE PROPOSED WILDERNESS PRESERVATION SYSTEM. LIVING WILDERNESS 24:30-33. 6811. U. S. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION. REVIEW OF WINTER 1959-1960. THE WORK OF THE NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION, 1911-1933. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO 1933. 6825. UNASYLVA. FOREST FIRE LOSSES IN NORTH AMERICA, CALENDAR 21 PP., TABLES, DIAGRM., MAP. YEAR 1963. UNASYLVA 19(1(:52. 1965.

6812. U. S. NATIONAL RESOURCES PLANNING BOARD, LAND COMMITTEE, 6826. UNGER, HENRY F. ''OH, BURY ME DEEP...'' AMERICAN SUBCOMMITTEE ON TAX DELINQUENCY. TAX DELINQUENCY FORESTS 63:2. JUNE (957. AND RURAL LAND-USED ADJUSTMENT. TECH. PAP. 8,1942. 190 PP. BURIAL OF NEWTON MCCORD ON TONTO NATIONAL FOREST.

6813. U. S. PRESIDENT. IMMEDIATE STUDY OF THE NATIONAL FOREST 6827. UNNA, WARREN. REPUBLICAN GIVEAWAYS.. THE PROBLEM. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED AUTHOR.. CONCLUDES THAT NEITHER PARTY HAS A SPOTLESS STATES... 75TH. CONG., 3RD. SESS. H. DOC. 539. RECORD. HARPER'S MAGAZINE 212:29-35. MAY (956. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1938. 4 PP. DISCUSSION,ISSUES OF 213:6, 8, JULY 1956; AND 213:6, 6814. U. S. PRESIDENT. MESSAGE.. TRANSMITTING A REPORT OF THE 8, AUG. (956. REFERS TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE IN RELATION TO THE FORESTS, ''GIVEAWAYS'' OF THE NATION'S NATURAL RESOURCES TO RIVERS, AND MOUNTAINS OF THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN THE PRIVATE SECTOR. REGION. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1902. 210 PP., ILLUS., MAPS. 6828. UROUHART, J. C. (H, I.) GISBORNE DISCUSSES OBJECTIVES OF FOREST FIRE RESEARCH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 6815. U. S. PRESIDENT. COMMITTEE ON THE CONSERVATION AND 29:1(17-1119 NOV. 1931. ADMINISTRATION OF THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE CONSERVATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF 6829 UTAH OIL REFINING COMPANY. PICNIC, CAMPING AND HIKING THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 29:815-821. HINTS ON THE WASATCH NATIONAL FOREST. UTAH)?): UTAH MAY 1931. OIL REFINING COMPANY, 1938. 24 PP.'ILLUS.

6816. U. S. PRESIDENT. MATERIALS POLICY COMMISSION. RESOURCES A COPY DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FOR FREEDOM. 5 VOLS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1952. LIBRARY. 184 PP., 210 PP., 43 PP., 228 PP., 154 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, GRAPHS, CHARTS, INDICES. 6830. VAN DRESSER, CLEVELAND. ABUSES UNDER THE MINING LAWS: PLUNDER IN OUR NATIONAL FORESTS AMERICAN FORESTS COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS THE PALEY REPORT. SEE 58:6-9. JAN. (952. PARTICULARLY VOL.1, PP. 36-45; VOL. II, P. 173; VOL. IV, PP. 127-137; VOL. VPP. 33-62. 6831. VAN DRESSER, CLEVELAND. ABUSES UNDER THE MINING LAWS: PROFITEERING WITH IMPUNITY. AMERICAN FORESTS 6817. U. S. PUBLIC LANDS COMMISSION. REPORT OF THE PUBLIC 59:8-9, 30-31. MAR. 1953. LANDS COMMISSION. WITH APPENDIX. 58TH. CONG., 3RD. SESS., S. DOC. NO. 189. WASHINGTON, D.C: GPO,1905. 6832. VAN DRESSER, CLEVELAND. ABUSES UNDER THE MINING LAWS: 373 PP., GRAPHS, TABLES, INDEX. PUMICE--DESPOILER OF THE SANTA FE. AMERICAN FORESTS 58:20-22, 49-52. FEB. 1952. CHIEF FORESTER GIFFORD PINCHOT WAS A MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION. 6833. VAN DRESSER, CLEVELAND. ABUSES UNDER THE MINING LAWS: THE GREAT ROAD BLOCK. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:18-19, 6818. U. S. SECRETARY OF INTERIOR. LETTER.. TO THE PRESIDENT 42. JAN. 1953. TRANSMITTING A REPORT BY THE NATIONAL FORESTRY COMMISSION TO THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, 6834. VAN DRESSER, CLEVELAND. ABUSES UNDER THE MINING LAWS: RECOMMENDING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ADDITIONAL FOREST TWO DETERMINED WOMEN. AMERICAN FORESTS 59:21-22. RESERVATIONS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,1897.12 PP. FEB. 1953.

6819. U. S. SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR. PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE 6835. VAN DRESSER, CLEVELAND ABUSES UNDER THE MINING LAWS: SECRETARY OF INTERIOR IN THE MATTER OF THE PROPOSED YOU'RE BEING ROBBED, AMERICAN FORESTS 58:20-22, CONSOLIDATION OF THE SAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAINS FOREST 42-44. MAR.1952. RESERVES, ARIZONA. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO,(901. 83 PP., PLAT. 6836. VAN DRESSER, CLEVELAND. THE FOREST LAND ''STEAL''. NATURE MAGAZINE 46:90-92, 108. FEB. 1953. 6820. U. S. TIMBER CONSERVATION BOARD, SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLICLY OWNED TIMBER. PUBLIC FORESTS: REPORT... U.S. ARTICLE ON THE MINING INDUSTRY. DEPT. OF COMMERCE, TIMBER CONSERVATION BOARD. WASHINGTON, D.C.: TIMBER CONSERVATION BOARD, (933. 44 6837. VAN DRESSER, CLEVELAND. MULTIPLE USE WILDLIFE REFUGE. PP. AMERICAN FORESTS 65:20-48. MAR. 1959.

A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 6838, VAN NAME, WILLARD G. SCIENTIFIC SERVICE THAT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. NATIONAL FORESTS MIGHT BE RENDERING. SCIENCE INS) 65:173-175. FEB. 18,1927. 6821. LJDALL, STEWART L. (GIFFORD( PINCHOT AND THE FORESTERS. AMERICAN FORESTS 69:24-27, 53-54, NOV. 1963. REFERENCE TO EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS.

A CHAPTER FROM UDALL'S BOOK,''THE QUIET CRISES'' . 6839, VAN NAME, WILLARD G. VANISHING FOREST RESERVES: PROBLEMS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND NATIONAL PARKS. BOSTON, 6857. VOLZ, A. G. THE EDDY TREE BREEDING STATION: BETTER MASS.: RICHARD G. BADGER PUBLISHER, 1929. 190 PP. VARIETIES AND QUICKER GROWTH LOOKED FOR IN STUDIES TO ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES. AID FORESTRY. THE CALIFORNIA COUNTRYMAN 14:8, 18. FEB.1928. 6840. VARDAMAN, JAMES II. SMARTEST FELLOW AROUND. AMERICAN FORESTS 76:861-63. NOV. 1970. 6858. WACKERMAN, A. E. KEEPING FAITH WITH FOREST FARMERS. AMERICAN FORESTS 68:12-17, 55-56, 58-59, 61-63. MAY FORESTERS VS. SMALL LANDOWNERS. 1962.

6841. VAUX, HENRY J. BIOGRAPHY OF JOSEPH KITTREOGE. NP., SOME MENTION OF COOPERATIVE EFFORTS BETWEEN FOREST 1953. 3 PP. PROCESSED. SERVICE AND PRIVATE TIMBERLAND OWNERS.

A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 6859. WACKERMAN, A. E. SOME ASPECTS OF THE PROPOSED PUBLIC UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. MONOPOLY OF FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:968-970. DEC. 1935. 6842. VAUX, HENRY J. GOAL SETTING: MEETING GROUND OF

MANAGEMENT AND POLICY: A PREREQUISITE FOR 6860. WAGAR, J.V. K. THE CONTEST FOR WESTERN PUBLIC GAME DECISIONS.. . JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:799-803. OCt. FIELDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:323-328. MAY 1947 1968. 6861. WAGAR, J. V. K. RECREATION IN RELATION TO MULTIPLE LAND SEE ESPECIALLY, THE NATIONAL FOREST CASE, P. 802. USE IN THE WEST. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41 :798-802. NOV. 1943. 6843. VAUX, HENRY J. HOW RESOURCE DECISIONS ARE MADE. FOREST HISTORY 11:32-38. APR. 1967. 6862. WAGGONER, PAUL E. THE MANY FACES OF CONSERVATION, CONNECTICUT WOODLANDS 27:58-60. JULY-AUG. 1962. 6844. VAIJX, HENRY J. SOME ECONOMIC GOALS IN FOREST POLICY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 47:612-617. AUG. 1949. COMMENTS ON WILDERNESS LEGISLATION.

6845. VAUX, HENRY J. USING OUR WILDERNESS RESOURCES. 6863. WAHA, A. 0. FROM OREGON'S JUNGFRAU: FOREST OFFICERS, AMERICAN FORESTS 65:14-15, 38-42. AUG. 1959. AIDED BY RADIO, CHALLENGE MOUNT HOOD'S SULPHUROUS GASSES IN HEROIC RESCUE ATTEMPT. AMERICAN FORESTS 6846. VELIE, LESTER. THEY KICKED US OFF OUR LAND. COLLIER'S 41:120-121, 150. MAR. 1935. 120:20-21, 40, 42. JULY 26, 1947. 6864. WAHLENBERG, W. G. PASTURING WOODLAND IN RELATION TO GRAZING DISPUTES. CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 120:72-73, SOUTHERN FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 35:550-556. 80, AUG. 9, 1947. JUNE 1937.

6847. VENEMANN, T. W. WHAT ISA NATIONAL FOREST? AMERICAN 6865. WAITH, JOHN F. UNEASY CHAIR: LOGGING, FLOODS, AND FORESTRY 20:735-740. OCT. 1914. ''OFFICIAL'' WATERSHED RESEARCH. SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN 46:2. APR. 1961. 6848. VERMONT. FOREST SERVICE. FORESTRY IN VERMONT. MONTPELEIR, VA.)?): VERMONT FOREST SERVICE, 1947. 44 FOR A REPLY BY R.W. COWLIN OF THE FOREST SERVICE, SEE PP. ISSUE OF 46:10, SEPT. 1961. WARTH'S REBUTTAL, PP. 10-11 OF THE SAME ISSUE. SEE PP. 25-28 FOR THE, 'GREEN MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST'', AND PP. 35-37 FOR, ''FEDERAL LEGISLATION 6866. WAKELEY, PHILIP C. FITTING FOREST PLANTING TO FIT AFFECTING FORESTRY IN VERMONT''. AMERICAN NEEDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:500-503. APR. 1930. 6849. VERY, FRANK W. DEVASTATION OF FORESTS IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. SCIENCE INS) 35:31-35. JAN. 5, 1912. SEE ALSO, CC. STRONG, ''DESIRABILITY OF A BROADER NATIONAL POLICY OF FOREST PLANTING'', PP. 504-510. 6850. VESSEY, J. K. THE SOUTH GOES SCENIC. AMERICAN FORESTS DISCUSSION, ISSUE OF 2B:1177-1179, DEC. 1930. 70:20-23. JULY 1964. 6867. WAKELEY, PHILIP C. PANACEAS, SPECIFICS, AND THE FORESTRY ESTABLISHING SCENIC AREAS IN THE SOUTHERN FORESTS. SITUATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:447-452. APR. 1930. 6851. VINCENT, PAUL Y. GRAZING ON THE TEXAS NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 50:214-215. MAR. 1952. 6868. WALCOTT, CHARLES 0. WORK OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY IN MAPPING THE RESERVES. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, 6852. VINNEDGE, R.W. REFORESTATION AND LOGGED-OFF LANDS. PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H. M. SUIER THE TIMBERMAN 24:184, 186. SEPT. 1923. PUBLISHING CO., 1905. 474 PP.

6853. VINTON, E. L. REGULATING THE CUT ON PRIVATELY OWNED PP. 364-380. FOREST LAND. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:215. MAR. 1945. 6869. WALDO, HENRY C. THE TECHNIQUE OF TRAINING SUPPRESSION 6854. VIQUESNEY, J.A. NATIONAL FOREST RESERVE IN WEST FORCES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 39:770-773. SEPT. 1941. VIRGINIA. AMERICAN FORESTRY 18:803-805. DEC.1912. 6870. WALDO, JOHN B. THE CASCADE FOREST RESERVATION. THE A PLEA FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A RESERVE IN WEST FORESTER 4:101-102. MAY 1898. VIRGINIA 6871. WALDRON, L. R. CAN TREES RECLAIM WEATHER? THE COUNTRY 6855. VISHER, STEPHEN S. CLIMATIC EFFECTS OF THE PROPOSED GENTLEMAN 104:14-15, 37-39. NOV. 1934. WOODED SHELTER BELT IN THE GREAT PLAINS. ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS, ANNALS 25:63-73. 6872. WALES, H. BASIL. CULTURAL WORK IN THE NORTH CENTRAL JUNE 1935. STATES REGION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:766-770, NOV. 1933. 6856. VOIGT, WILLIAM, JR. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE RESPONSIBILITIES AND THE FUTURE OF CONSERVATION PROGRAMS. JOURNAL OF 6873. WALES, H. BASIL. EVOLUTION OF MANAGEMENT ON CHIPPEWA. SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 20:139-140, JULY-AUG. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. U.S. DEPT. 1965. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 PP.' ILLUS., MAPS, CHARTS, TABLES, INDEX. 6890. WASHINGTON STATE. FOREST ADVISORY COMMITTEE. A LONG RANGE FOREST PROGRAM FOR THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. REFERENCE TO CHIPPEWA NATIONAL FOREST, PP. 311-319. OLYMPIA, WASH.: FOREST ADVISORY COMMITTEE, SEPT. 1942. 31 PP., MAP, DIAGRM. 6874. WALES, H. BASIL, AND LATHROP, H. 0. CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 2D ED. CHICAGO, ILL.: LAUREL SEE PP. 20-21, ''THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S BOOK CO., 1947. 554 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO. MAPS, CONTRIBUTION'' CHARTS, INDEX. 6891. WASHINGTON WOOL GROWER'S' ASSOCIATION. LIVESTOCK ON THE 6875. WALKER, J. BERNARD UNCLE SAM, SPENDTHRIFT--I: THE MOUNT RAINIER FOREST RESERVE IN THE STATE OF MAGNIFICANT FORESTS WHICH ONCE COVERED THE GREATER WASHINGTON. NORTH YAKIMA; WASH.: WASHINGTON WOOL PART OF THE UNITED STATES HAVE LARGELY BEEN SWEPT OUT GROWER'S ASSOCIATION, SEPT. 12,1902. 53 PP. OF EXISTENCE. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 134:230-232. APR. 1926. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 6876. WALKER, MICHAEL J. FOREST LANDS THREATENED: A RECENT AND VITAL SURGE IN URBAN PLANNING AND THE DEMANDS OF 6892. WASWO, R.J. (MRS.) ''NOT AS IT SHOULD BE''. AMERICAN EXPANDING INDUSTRIES ARE THREATENING MAJOR FORESTS FORESTS 75:11. AUG. 1969. AND THE FOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRY. SCIENCE NEWS LETTER 82:210-211. SEPT. 29, 1962. EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON THE JOB CORPS.

6877. WALLACE, HENRY A. A PERSONAL REPORT ON THE NATIONAL 6893. WATERS, WILLIAM E. HOW FOREST DISEASE AND INSECT FORESTS. SCIENCE INS) 82:194-196. AUG. 30,1935. RESEARCH IS PAYING OFF: THE CASE FOR FOREST ENTOMOLOGY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 68:73-77. FEB. 6878. WALLACE, JAMES N. MT. HOOD.. .A YEAR-ROUND PLAYGROUND. 1970. AMERICAN FORESTS 55:14-15, 36. MAY 1949. 6894. WATKINS, CLAYTON W. THE SHELTERBELT IN NEBRASKA. 6879. WALLACE, L. W. ELIMINATION OF WASTE. PAPER TRADE NEBRASKA AGRICULTURAL BOARD, ANNUAL REPORT. NEBRASKA JOURNAL 76:43-47. APR. 19,1923. STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, PROCEEDINGS 1935;468-472. 1935. FOREST CONSERVATION. DISCUSSION, PP. 472-473. 6880. WALLACE, TOM. THE STEARNS CASE: THE STEARNS COMPANY'S REQUEST FOR A PERMIT TO STRIP MINE FOR COAL ON 6895. WATTS, LYLE F. ADDRESS.. AT MEETING OF WISCONSIN-UPPER CUMBERLAND NATIONAL FOREST... AMERICAN FORESTS MICHIGAN SECTION, SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 61 :24-27, 56-57. APR. 1955. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, SEPTEMBER 20,1943. NP., 1943. 7 PP., PROCESSED. COMPANION ARTICLE, ''THE STEARNS COMPANY STAND'', PP. 26-27, 56-57. SEE, ALSO, AN ARTICLE BY SAMUEL 1. SUBJECT OF THE FOREST SERVICE AND ITS WAR ACTIVITIES. DANA IN ISSUE OF 61:18-19, 44-49, SEPT. 1955 ON THIS A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY. LIBRARY, SUBJECT. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY.

6881. WALSH, GEORGE E. FOREST TRAGEDY. CATHOLIC WORLD 6896. WATTS, LYLE F. COMPREHENSIVE FOREST POLICY 126:85-89. OCT. 1927. INDISPENSABLE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 41:783-788. NOV. 1943. FIRE DESTROYS FOREST RESOURCES. 6897. WATTS, LYLE F. FEDERAL PARTICIPATION IN MEASURES FOR 6882. WALSH, GEORGE E. A PRACTICAL FORESTRY BUREAU. HARPER'S BETTER FOREST PRACTICES. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY WEEKLY 45:349. MAR. 30, 1901. 42:441-444. JUNE 1944.

6883. WALSH, GEORGE E. TREES FOR THE PRAIRIES. HARPER'S 6898. WATTS, LYLE F. FOREST GRAZING REDUCTIONS; POLICIES: WEEKLY 45:877. AUG. 31,1901. UNDER THE HEAD OF ''THE RANGE RESOURCE'', LYLE WATTS.. MADE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT BEFORE THE HOUSE 6884. WANKIER, FARRELL 1., JR. MY PACK-HORSE TRIP THRU THE SUB-COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. THE NATIONAL WOOL BRIDGER WILDERNESS AREA. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER GROWER 37:18-19. JUNE 1947. 51:10-lI, 30. JUNE 1961. 6899. WATTS, LYLE F. FOREST PROGRAM TO HELP SUSTAIN PRIVATE 6885. WARD, H. CONQUERING THE DUST BOWL. TRAVEL 74:24-25, ENTERPRISE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:81-84. FEB. 48. FEB. 1940. 1944.

6886. WARD, JULIUS H. WHITE MOUNTAIN FORESTS IN PERIL. THE 6900. WATTS, LYLE F. A FOREST REAPPRAISAL. THE SCIENTIFIC ATLANTIC MONTHLY 71 :247-255. FEB. 1893. MONTHLY 68:408-414. JUNE 1949.

6887. WARDEN, J. ARMBANDS IN THE FOREST: TRIPLE-FS WARDENS OF 6901. WATTS, LYLE F. NATIONAL FORESTS BASIS OF CONSERVATION. CIVILIAN DEFENSE ARE ORGANIZING FOR THE FALL AND PAPER TRADE JOURNAL 128:13,50. JAN.13, 1949. SPRING FIRE SEASONS. AMERICAN FORESTS 48:451-452,

472. OCT. 1942. 6902. WATTS, LYLE F. A NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR FORESTRY. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, 1949. WASHINGTON, 6888. WARREN, F. E. NECESSITY OF USING THE FOREST RESERVES FOR D.C.: GPO,1949. 944 PP., ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, GRAZING PURPOSES. AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, CHARTS, GRAPHS, INDEX. PROCEEDINGS, 1905. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H.M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO.,1905. 474 PP. PP. 757-760.

PP. 232-241 6903. WATTS, LYLE F. NEED FOR THE CONSERVATION OF OUR FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:108-114. FEB. 1944. 6889. WASHINGTON POST. THE SINGING WILDERNESS, THE LIVING WILDERNESS 78:33. WINTER-AUTUMN 1961-1962. FOR DISCUSSION SEE, AMERICAN FORESTS 50:55, FEB 1944. REPRINT OF EDITORIAL ON WILDERNESS LEGISLATION. 6904. WATTS, LYLE F, REGULATION IS NO DILEMMA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:416-419. JUNE 1944. 1927.

6905. WATTS, LYLE F. THEY NEVER RETIRE. AMERICAN FORESTS 6921. WEIGLE, W. G. FOREST PROTECTION PARADE. AMERICAN 60:13, 52-54. JULY 1954. FORESTRY 28:479-480. AUG. 1922.

AN AMERICAN FORESTS PROFILE. U.S. FOREST SERVICE STAGES PARADE IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. 6906. WATTS, LYLE F. TIMBER SHORTAGE OR TIMBER ABUNDANCE IN THE U. S. A. UNASYLVA 1:37-45. JULY-AUG. 1947. 6922. WEINSTEIN, YALE. SOLUTION OF THE FORESTRY PROBLEM BY PUBLIC OWNERSHIP. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:146-150. 6907. WATTS, LYLE F. U. S. FOREST SERVICE. IN, FIFTY YEARS FEB. 1940. OF FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED. BY ROBERT K. WINTERS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, WITH DISCUSSION, PP. 150-151. 1950. 385 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO., INDEX. 6923. WELCH, BRUCE. REAL THREAT TO WILDERNESS: POPULATION. PP. 165-191. NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE 37:10-11. JAN. 1963.

6908. WATTS, LYLE F. WATTS DISCUSSES REFERENDUM ON FEDERAL 6924. WELLNER, C. A. RECENT TRENDS IN SILVICULTURAL PRACTICE REGULATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 4B:208-210. MAR. ON NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE WESTERN WHITE PINE TYPE. 1950. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 44:942-944. NOV. 1946.

DISCUSSION BY J.P. KINNEY, JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 6925. WELLS, GEORGE S. FLORIDA'S SUICIDAL FOREST. NATURE 4B:286. APR. 1950. MAGAZINE 48:9-12, 50. JAN. 1955.

6909. WATTS, LYLE F. WHERE ARE THE GOAL POSTS? JOURNAL OF OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. FORESTRY 42:159-163. MAR. 1944. 6926. WELLS, PHILIP P. LOST-A POLICY. THE OUTLOOK 96:375. ADVOCATES A RATIONAL FORESTRY PROGRAM FOR SOUTH. OCT. 15,1910.

6910. WATTS, LYLE F. WOOD TO MOVE OUR FOOD. AGRICULTURAL LETTER TO THE EDITOR. SUBJECT OF THE CONSERVATION OF SITUATION 27:21-22. DEC. 1943. NATURAL RESOURCES.

6911. WATZEK, J. W., JR., AND GOODMAN, ROBERT B. THE LUMBER 6927. WELLS, PHILIP P. PHILIP P. WELLS IN THE FOREST SERVICE CODE AND CONSERVATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY LAW OFFICE. FOREST HISTORY 16:22-29. APR. 1972. 32:151-156. FEB. 1934. 6928. WELLS, S.B. THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY AN AID TO COMMENTS ON THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT BY THE PAPER INDUSTRY: WORK OF UNCLE SAM'S MINIATURE RUSSELL WATSON, PP. 156-161. DISCUSSION, PP. PAPER MILL DESCRIBED BY ONE OF THE ENGINEERS... THE 162-173. PAPER MILL AND WOOD PULP NEWS 38:1,II. AUG. 7,1915.

6912. WAUGH, FRANK A. RECREATION USES ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 38:11, 34, 36, AUG. 14, 1915. OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION: REPORT UPON AN EXAMINATION MADE. N.P., JUNE,1931. 46 Pp. 6929. WENGERT, NORMAN I. NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE POLITICAL PROCESSED. STRUGGLE. SHORT STUDIES IN POLITICAL SCIENCE NO. 24. GARDEN CITY, N.Y.: DOUBLEDAY AND COMPANY,INC. A COPY OF THIS REPORT IS DEPOSITED IN THE NATIONAL 1955. 71 PP. AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 6930. WERT, S. T. THE TRANSMUTATION OF FACT INTO FANCY: ONE OF 6913. WAUGH, FRANK A., COLLABORATOR. RECREATION USES ON THE THE MANY INSTANCES INWHICH (RICHARD A.) BALLINGER NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR. SERV. WAS MISTAKEN. COLLIER'S 45:34. MAR. 26, 1910. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1918. 43 PP., ILLUS., TABLES. LETTER TO THE EDITOR, WITH EDITOR'S COMMENT. 6914. WEBB, WILLIAM L. PUBLIC USE OF FOREST WILDLIFE: QUANTITY AND QUALITY CONSIDERATIONS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 6931. WESCOTT, CYNTHIA. WAR ON THE INSECT FELONS. AIERICAN 66:106-110. FEB. 1968. FORESTS 70:28, 67-70. FEB.1964.

6915. WEBER, A. M. DISTRICT RANGER TRAINING SCHOOL. THE 6932. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN. 'THE LOWER ONE-THIRD AND THE TIMBERMAN 28:126. DEC. 1926. FOREST SERVICE'' WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 65:38-39, 68. JUNE 1938, 6916. WEBSTER, BETHUEL M., JR. THE ANTI-TRUST LAWS AND CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. JOURNAL OF SEE ALSO EDITORIAL, P. 39. FORESTRY 27:477-485. MAY 1929. 6933. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN. EDITORIAL COMMENT. WEST COAST

6917, WEDDELL, 0.J. WHO SHOULD CONTROL THE FORESTS? AN LUMBERMAN 65:39. JUNE 1938. HISTORICAL STUDY OF GOVERNMENT REGULATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 42:861 -870. DEC. 1944. CRITICAL OF THE FOREST SERVICE. SEE ALSO PP. 38-39, 68, BIBLIOGRAPHY, PP. 868-870. 6934. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN. LUMBERMEN AS WELL AS GENERAL 6918. WEEDEN, NORMAN P. CORONADO'S GOLD. AMERICAN FORESTS PUBLIC NEED FOREST POLICY: SO DECLARES CHIEF FORESTER 64:16-17, 52-54. DEC. 1958. OF THE UNITED STATES.. . WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 36:34, 46. AUG. 1, 1919. ARTiCLE ON THE CORONADO NATIONAL FOREST. STATEMENT BY HENRY S. GRAVES. 6919. WEEKS, DAVID. FORESTRY VERSUS AGRICULTURE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:952-963. NOV. 1930. 6935. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN. U. S. FORESTER (FERDINAND A.) SILCOX SAYS- -''PUBLIC REGULATION OF PRIVATE FORESTS 6920. WEIGLE, W. E. ATTITUDE OF UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE IS ESSENTIAL''. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 65:9. MAR. TOWARD THE PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY ON THE PACIFIC 1938. COAST. PACIFIC PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY 1:5-6. FEB. 6936. WEST COAST LUMBERMAN. WITHDRAWS FIVE MILLION ACRES. 6952. WHITE, 0.G. EXAMINATIONS FOR HOMESTEADS IN THE NATIONAL WEST COAST LUMBERMAN 28:34. SEPT. I, 1915. FORESTS. THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, THE FOREST CLUB ANNUAL 4:134-141. 19)2. CHUGACH NATIONAL FOREST, ALASKA, REDUCED IN AREA. 6953. WHITE, DALE. PEACE COMES TO MONTANA'S FOREST RANGE: THE 6937. WEST, CLARENCE J. CURRENT RESEARCH ON PULP AND PAPER IN TREASURE STATE'S RANGERS AND LIVESTOCK OWNERS WENT THE GOVERNMENT AND UNIVERSITY LABORATORIES OF THE BACK TO SCHOOL TO SETTLE A LONG-STANDING FEUD... UNITED STATES AND CANADA. PAPER TRADE JOURNAL AMERICAN FORESTS 58:8-11, 46. FEB. 1952. 104:47-55. JUNE 17, 1937. FOREST SERVICE'S SCHOOL ON MULTIPLE USE OF FOREST CONTINUED IN ISSUE OF 104:35-45, JUNE 24, 1937. RANGES.

6938. WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF STATE GAME AND FISH COMMISSIONERS. 6954. WHITE, DALE. TROUBLE CHUTERS:. AERIAL FIRE-FIGHTING AND WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF STATE GAME AND FISH CRASH-RESCUE SQUADS. COLLER'S 114:23, 82-83. DEC. COMMISSIONERS ENDORSES S.2548 (AIKEN GRAZING BILL). 6, 1944. AMERICAN FORESTS 60:35. JULY 1954. 6955. WHITE, GEORGE 0. FOREST SERVICE AND THE STATES. 6939. WESTERN FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION. FOREST JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 53:133-135. FEB. 1955. FIGURES FOR THE PACIFIC COAST STATES... PORTLAND, ORE.: WESTERN FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, 6956. WHITE, HENRY G. FOREST OWNERSHIP RESEARCH IN HISTORICAL 1923. 24 PP., TABLES. PERSPECTIVE. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:26) -264. APR. 1950. 6940. WESTERN FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION. FORTY YEARS OF WESTERN FORESTRY: A HISTORY OF THE MOVEMENT SEE ALSO, PP. 257-260 TO WHICH THIS ARTICLE IS A \TO CONSERVE FOREST RESOURCES BY COOPERATIVE EFFORT, COMMENT. 1909-1949. PORTLAND, ORE. :WESTERN FORESTRY AND

CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, 1949. 64 PP. 6957. WHITE, J. B., ET AL. CONSERVATION RESOLUTION. THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 63:34-G. APR. 23, 1910. 6941. WESTVELD, MARINUS. AIRPLANE AND SEEDING: A NEW VENTURE IN REFORESTATION. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, COMMITTEE REPRESENTING THE NATIONAL LUMBER PROCEEDINGS 1948:302-311. 1949. MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION RESOLVES TO SUPPORT FOREST SERVICE IN FOREST CONSERVATION. 6942. WESTVELD, R. H., AND KAUFERT, FRANK H. PROGRESS IN ACTIVATING THE MCINTIRE-STENNIS ACT. JOURNAL OF 6958. WHITE, L.L. RESTRICTING THE FREE USE OF TIMBER ON OUR FORESTRY 62:451 -455. JULY 1964. NATIONAL FORESTS. FORESTRY OUARTERLY 7:238-242. SEPT. 1909. 6943. WESTWOOD, RICHARD W. DENUDED LAND DEMANDS TREES: NINETY MILLION ACRES OF LOAFING FOREST LAND MUST BE 6959. WHITE, OWEN P. TIMBER FOR THE FUTURE: WE HAVE BEEN REPLANTED. NATURE MAGAZINE 13:160-161. MAR. 1929. LUMBERING TO RUIN... COLLIER'S 95:12-13, 48-52. JUNE 22, 1935 6944. WESTWOOD, RICHARD W. WASHINGTON NEWSLETTER. NATURAL HISTORY 70:3. JAN. 1961. 6960. WHITE, ROY R. AUSTIN CART, THE FATHER OF SOUTHERN FORESTRY. FOREST HISTORY 5. SPRING 1961. COMMENTS ON THE MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY BILL. 6961. WHITE, STEWART E. THE FIGHT FOR THE FORESTS: ON ONE SIDE 6945. WETMORE, W. H. THE STUDY OF FORESTRY IN THE UNITED THE DESTRUCTIVE GREED OF THE FEW- -ON THE OTHER THE STATES. THE OUTLOOK 71:166-169. MAY 17, 902. SPLENDID WORK OF THE GOVERNMENT. . . THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE 65:252-261. JAN. 1908. 6946. WETZEL, JOHN H. SMALL WATERSHEDS PROGRAM IN RELATION TO FOREST CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 62:26-27, ARTICLE CONDENSED IN, THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS 60-62. NOV. 1956. 37:87-88, JAN. 1908.

6947. WEYDEMEYER, H. P. COMMENT ON THE WILDERNESS PLAN. 6962. WHITE, STEWART E. GETTING AT THE TRUTH. SUNSET 44:62. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 32:45-47. JAN. 1926. MAY 1920.

6948. WEYER, EDWARD, JR. CUT OR LET GROW? A STATEMENT FROM THE COMMENTS ON THE FOREST SERVICE. U. S. FOREST SERVICE AND SOME EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON AN IMPORTANT PUBLIC ISSUE. NATURAL HISTORY 6963. WHITE, STEWART E. A NEW ORDER OF THINGS. THE OUTLOOK 61 :88-94. FEB. 1952. 91:253-260. JAN 30,1909.

DISCUSSION, ISSUES OF 60:434, DEC.1951; 61:146, FOREST MANAGEMENT ON CALIFORNIA NATIONAL FORESTS. 188-189, APR. 1952; AND 61:193, 239, MAY 1952. HUMOROUS RECOUNT.

6949. WHARTON, DAVID B. A WALK IN THE WIND. AMERICAN FORESTS 6964. WHITE, STEWART E. WOODSMEN, SPARE THOSE TREES: A 69:24-25, 48-52. APR. 1963. CRITICISM OF THE FIRE-PREVENTION POLICY OF THE FOREST SERVICE. SUNSET 44:23-26. MAR. 1920. ARTICLE ON BRIDGER WILDERNESS AREA, WYOMING. SEE, FOR COMMENT, SUNSET 44:37-40. APR. 1920. 6950. WHELPLEY, J.D. THE CHIEF FORESTER. HARPER'S WEEKLY 44:899. SEPT. 22, 1900. 6965. WHITE, W. E. HOW THE NATIONAL FOREST(S) ARE MANAGED AND OPERATED THE SALE OF TIMBER ON THE ARKANSAS NATIONAL ARTICLE ON GIFFORD PINCHOT. FOREST. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 43:27-28, DEC. 25, 1922. 6951. WHITAKER, J. RUSSELL, AND ACKERMAN, EDWARD A. AMERICAN RESOURCES: THEIR MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION, NEW FOR ADDITIONAL ARTICLES IN THE SERIES SEE ISSUES OF YORK: 'HARCOIIRT, BRACE AND COMPANY, 195). 497 PP. 42:28-30, JUNE 10,1922; 43:27-29, JULY 25, 1922; MAPS, GRAPHS, TABLES, INDEX. 43:27-29, AUG. 25,1922; AND 43:27-29 SEPT. 25, 1922. SEE PARTICULARLY PART TWO, ''GRASSLANDS AND FOREST

LANDS'', PP. 189-272. 6966. WHITE, W.E. ET AL. WHO SHALL OWN AMERICA'S FORESTS? AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS 1946 120-128. 6980. WILCOX, RALPH F. INTENSIVE FORESTRY PROJECTS UNDER THE 1947. PROVISIONS OF THE COOPERATIVE FARM FORESTRY ACT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:457-464. JUNE 1940. DISCUSSION. 6981. WILCOX, W. F. MOUNTAIN-PEAK GRAZING: HOW THE WESTERN 6967. WHITEMAN, 1. H. FOREST SERVICE HOLDS CONVENTION. SHEEP-GROWERS ARE SPREADING OUT THEIR FIELD OF CALIFORNIA FORESTS (NO VOL.1:1-2. (JAN.1917). OPERATIONS TOWARD THE SKY, SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 122:108, 122. JAN. 31, 1920. CONVENTION HELD IN BERKELEY, THE FIRST OF ITS KIND IN CALIFORNIA. 6982. WILDER, EDWIN H. WALKING-TRAIL DEVELOPMENTS FOR HUNTERS ON THE NICOLET NATIONAL FOREST. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE

6968. WHIIFIELD, J.V. THE FORESTRY TRINITY . AMERICAN MANAGEMENT 33:762-768. OCT.1969. FORESTS 64:6-7 72-73. OCT. 1958. INCLUDES DISCUSSION. 'TRINITY CONSISTS OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE, PRIVATE ENTERPRISE AND STATE FOREST SERVICE. 6983. WILHElM, 0. LOOKOUT ABOVE THE MOUNTAIN. SATURDAY EVENING POST 193:40-54. AUG. 21, 1920. 6969. WHITFORD, HARRY N. THE FORESTS OF THE FLATHEAD VALLEY, MONTANA: CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE HULL BOTANICAL ARTICLE ON AERIAL FOREST FIRE PATROL. LABORATORY, LXVII. BOTANICAL GAZETTE 39:99-122. FEB. 1905. 6984. WILL, THOMAS E. THE INTERESTS VERSUS THE PEOPLE. CONSERVATION 15:563-571. SEPT. 1909. CONTINUED IN ISSUES OF 39:194-218, MAR. 1905; AND 39:276-296, APR. 1905. HAS MAP. ARTICLE TECHNICAL THE STRUGGLE FOR A NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. IN NATURE, BUT GIVES A CLASSIC DESCRIPTION OF NATURAL CONDITIONS IN AREA OF FLATHEAD NATIONAL FOREST AT THE 6985. WILL, THOMAS E. NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE APPALACHIANS. TURN OF THE CENTURY. THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS 37:450-455. APR. 1908.

6970. WHITHAM, J.C. LAND USE ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS ON THE 6986. WILL, THOMAS E. NEW NATIONAL FOREST RESERVES: PLEA FOR GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., PRESERVATION OF IMPORTANT EASTERN REGIONS BY FEDERAL FOR. SERV., GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST. BOZEMAN, GOVERNMENT. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 12:544-548. MONT.)?): GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST, 1938 I?).7 PP., DEC. 1906. PROCESSED. 6987. WILL, THOMAS E. A PLEA FOR THE FOREST RESERVES. THE AN ADDRESS DELIVERED TO THE WESTERN FARM ECONOMICS INDEPENDENT 62:35-40. JAN. 3, 1907. ASSOCIATION, 11TH ANNUAL MEETING, BOZEMAN, MONT., 1938. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, 6988. WILL, THOMAS E. SAVE THE FORESTS IN THE APPALACHIAN AND UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. WHITE MOUNTAINS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, ND. 15 Pp. 6971. WHITLEY, FRANCIS E. WOMEN'S CLUBS AND FORESTRY: A RECORD OF ACTIVE AND CONSISTENT SUPPORT OF FOREST THIS PAMPHLET MAY BE FOUND IN THE NATIONAL CONSERVATION... AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY. 32:221-223. APR. 1926. 6989. WILL, THOMAS E. SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVE: IT 6972. WHITMAN, LUTHER. HEALTH PROBLEMS IN FOREST IS BADLY NEEDED TO ARREST THE RECKLESS DESTRUCTION OF ADMINISTRATION. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA TIMBER... THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN 51 :55-56. DEC. 25, JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE 4:101, 110. NOV. 1916. 1906.

6973. WHITMORE, E. WHEELER. BANKERS JOIN FOREST CONVERTS: 6990. WILLEY, DAY A. FOREST DESTRUCTION AND THE EROSION OF REALIZATION THAT FORESTS ARE FLOOD INSURANCE AROUSES ARABLE LANDS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 98:372-373. FINANCIAL INTERESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST MAY 23, 1908. 34:215. APR. 1928. 6991. WILLEY, DAY A. THE MENACE OF THE FOREST FIRE.

6974. WHITNEY, D. J. SUMMER IN THE SIERRA FORESTS. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) 99:333-334. NOV. 14,1908. CALIFORNIA CULTIVATOR 63:101, 115. AUG. 2, 1924. 6992. WILLEY, DAY A. THE PRACTICAL WORK OF THE UNITED STATES 6975. WIDNER, RALPH R., ED. FORESTS AND FORESTRY IN THE BUREAU OF FORESTRY. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INS) AMERICAN STATES: A REFERENCE ANTHOLOGY COMPILED BY 98:295-296. APR. 25 1908. THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE FORESTERS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE 6993. WILLEY, DAY A. WATCHING FOR AND PREVENTING FOREST FIRES: FORESTERS, (968. 594 PP, ILLUS., TABLES, INDEX. HOW THE FOREST SERVICE IS PROTECTING OUR STANDING TIMBER. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN )NS) 106:48, 56-58. SEE PARTICULARLY BOOK THREE, ''AN ALLIANCE FOR JAN. 13, 1912. FORESTRY 11911- I'. 6994. WILLIAMS E. T. STATE GUIDES FOR ASSESSING FOREST LAND 6976. WIESEHUEGEL, ERWIN C. FOREST REGULATION THROUGH AND TIMBER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 1967. 91 PP. U.S.D.A. STATUTORY ALLOCATION OF CUT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY MISC. PUB. 1961. 43:715-717. OCT. 1945. 6995. WILLIAMS, E. T. FEDERAL INCOME TAX FOR THE SMALL TIMBER 6977. WIESLANDER, A. E. FIRST STEPS OF THE FOREST SURVEY IN OWNER. WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. #OREST SERVICE, 1953. CALIFORNIA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:877-884. OCT. 8 PP. 1935. 6996. WILLIAMS, E. T. FOREST TAXATION: WHAT CAN BE 6978. WILCOX, EARLEY V. SHEEP AND THE FORESTS. THE FORUM ACCOMPLISHED BY IMPROVING AND MODIFYING THE PROPERTY 31:3(1-317. MAY 1901. TAX. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS PROCEEDINGS, 130-133. 1957. 6979. WILCOX, EARLY V. OUTDOOR NEWS AND DISCOVERIES: SOME FORESTRY RESULTS. COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA 11:688. 6997. WILLIAMS, E. T. PROGRESS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF FOREST APR.1907. LAND AND TIMBER, 1956-1966. ASSESSORS JOURNAL. JAN. 1968, 6998. WILLIAMS, E.T. THE SMALL TIMBER OWNER AND HIS FEDERAL FOREST SERVICE. NP,, 1940.11 PP., PROCESSED. INCOME TAX. WASHINGTON, D.C.: 1953. 55 pp. U.S.D.A. AGRICULTURAL HANDBOOK 52. A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. 6999. WILLIAMS, E. 1. TAX ASSESSMENT OF FOREST LAND AND TIMBER SHOWS IMPROVEMENT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 54:172-176. 7017. WINNFIELD AMERICAN. NATIONAL FORESTERS INSPECT LOUISIANA MAR. 1956. PROTECTED AREAS. LOUISIANA CONSERVATION REVIEW 1:23. AUG. 1931. 7000. WILLIAMS, E.1. TRENDS IN FOREST TAXATION. NATIONAL TAX JOURNAL 14:113-144. JUNE 1961. 7018. WINSLOW, CARLILE P. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY: HISTORY.. .PLAN AND 7001. WILM, H. G. THE PLACE OF FOREST AND RANGE IN WATERSHED PURPOSE.. DEVELOPMENT TO CONSERVATION. NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONFERENCE, DATE.. ACCOMPLISHMENT.. FACILITIES.. .FUTURE TRANSACTIONS 1954:50-57. 1954. REQUIREMENTS. .ASSISTANCE TO INDUSTRY. PAPER 26:26, 28, 30. JULY 28, '920. 7002. WILSON, BROWNLOW. THE WASTE OF NATIONAL RESOURCES. AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER 18:3-7, 21. APR. 937. 7019. WINSLOW, CARLILE P. EFFICIENT FOREST UTILIZATION--A MAJOR FACTOR IN AN EFFECTIVE NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. 7003. WILSON, CHESTER S. WINGS OVER THE WILDERNESS. THE JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 22:29-37. JAN. 1924. CONSERVATION VOLUNTEER 11:1-6. NOV-DEC. 1948. 7020. WINSLOW, CARL ILE P. MARKETS FOR NEW ENGLAND'S THE CONSERVATION VOLUNTEER WAS THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN WINO-FELLED FORESTS. AMERICAN FORESTS 45:115-118, OF THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. 141. MAR. 1939.

7004. WILSON, F. G. TO PUT AN END TO UNRESTRAINED CUTTING. 7021. WINSLOW, CARLILE P. THE ROLE OF UTILIZATION IN A JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 43:258-262. APR. 1945. NATIONAL FOREST POLICY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 24:233-236. MAR. 1926. 7005. WILSON, FRANCIS C. THE EVANS BILL, HR. 5840, TO TRANSFER TITLE OF THE PUBLIC LANDS TO THE STATES: AN 7022. WINSLOW, CARLILE P. WOOD IN THE NATIONAL ECONOMY. ADDRESS BEFORE... THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER'S AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, PROCEEDINGS ASSOCIATION... THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 22.41-44, 89:403-407 JULY 18, 1945. 50-51. FEB. 1932.

7023. WINTERS, ROBERT K. THE FIRST HALF CENTURY. IN, FIFTY 7006. WILSON, J. B., AND JONES J. M. ASSOCIATION OPPOSES H. R. YEARS OF FORESTRY IN THE U.S.A. ED. BY ROBERT K. 6054: JOINT STATEMENT BY J. B. WILSON AND J.M. JONES WINTERS. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN BEFORE THE HOUSE AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE, MAY 17, FORESTERS, 1950. 385 PP.,ILLUS., BIBLIO., INDEX. 1948. THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 38:8-9. JUNE 1948. PP. 1-30. H.R. 6045 WAS A NATIONAL LAND POLICY ACT. 7024. WINTERS, ROBERT K. FORESTRY HISTORY ACTIVITIES IN THE 7007. WILSON, JAMES THE PROPOSED SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN FOREST UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY RESERVE. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION 9:332-334, JULY 62:33-34. JAN. 1964. 1903.

7025. WINTERS, ROBERT K., ED. FIFTY YEARS OF FORESTRY IN THE 7008. WILSON, JAMES. THE GENERAL NEED OF FOREST PRESERVATION. U.S. A. WASHINGTON, D.C.: SOCIETY OF AMERICAN AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESS, PROCEEDINGS, 1905. FORESTERS, 1950. 385 PP., ILLUS., BIBLIO., INDEX. WASHINGTON, D.C.: H. M. SUTER PUBLISHING CO., 1905. 474 PP. NINETEEN CHAPTERS INCLUDING MATERIAL ON HISTORY OF FOREST DEVELOPMENT, THE FOREST SERVICE, RESEARCH. PP. 13-21. 7026. WINTERS, S. R. AIRCRAFT RADIO GUARDS FORESTS AGAINST 7009. WILSON, JAMES. PROTECTING OUR FORESTS FROM FIRE. THE SABOTEURS. AERO DIGEST 41:101-102. JULY 1942. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 22:98-106, JAN. 1911. 7027. WINTERS, S. R. USE OF THE FORESTS. THE NATIONAL WOOL 7010. WILSON, M. L. THE BEST USE OF THE LAND. RURAL AMERICA GROWER 9:21-22. JAN. 1919. 14:8-9. MAY 1936.

7028. WISCONSIN COMMITTEE ON LAND USE AND FORESTRY. FOREST 7011. WILSON, STANLEY F. SOUTHWESTERN REGION HOLDS FIRST LAND USE IN WISCONSIN. MADISON, WIS. :EXECUTIVE FORMAL TRAINING CAMP FOR TIMBER SALESMEN. JOURNAL OFFICE, 1932. 156 PP., ILLUS., TABLES, GRAPHS, OF FORESTRY 28:893. OCT.1930. BIBLIO., INDEX.

7012. WINDER, G. H., AND HUGHES, DAN. THE GRAZING LAND SOME REFERENCE TO FEDERAL FOREST LANDS. PROBLEM: WHAT'S THE SOLUTION? THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWER 36:10-12, 50. AUG. 1946. 7029. WITT, OSCAR 0. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: TREED BY A RAZOR-BACK. AMERICAN FORESTS 8 FOREST 7013. WING, LEONARD W. NATURALIZE THE FOREST FOR WILDLIFE. LIFE 30:421, 432. JULY 1924. AMERICAN FORESTS 42:260-261, 293. JUNE 1936. 7030. WOEHLKE, WALTER V. REAL FORESTRY AT LAST: THE REDWOOD 7014. WINKENWERDER, HUGO A. FORESTRY IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. OWNERS DECIDE TO PERPETUATE THE SUPPLY OF THEIR WASHINGTON, D.C.: AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION, 1928. 48 UNIQUE TIMBER. SUNSET 48:17-19. APR. 1922. PP.

7031. WOEHLKE, WALTER V. THE WATER SAVERS. THE OUTLOOK SEE ESPECIALLY PP. 25-29 FOR FOREST SERVICE 94:659-667. MAR. 26,1910. ACTIVITIES. 7032. WOHLENBERG, E. T, F. FOREST DEPLETION: FEDERAL TAX 7015. WINKENWERDER, HUGO A. WHAT FORESTERS THINK FORESTRY ALLOWANCE FOR SELECTIVE LOGGING. JOURNAL OF NEEDS IN THE WEST. THE TIMBERMAN 22:123, 125-126. FORESTRY 38:113-116. FEB. 1940. DEC. 1920. 7033. WOHLENBERG, E.T. F. INCOME TAX REGULATIONS AND LONG 7016. WINN, FRED. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT IN THE EARLY DAYS OF THE TERM FORESTRY PROGRAMS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 48:360-361. MAY 1950. JOURNAL.

7034. WOHLENBERG, E. T. F. LEADERHIP IN FORESTRY AND 7049. WOODBURY, T.D. WHY SAWLOG FORESTRY ON THE CALIFORNIA LUMBERING. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31:308-310. MAR. NATIONAL FORESTS? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:701 -706. 1933. MAY 1930.

7035. WOLCOTT, ROBERT H. A FAUNAL SURVEY OF THE FOREST 7050, WOODRUFF, GEORGE W. AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT IN FOREST RESERVES IN THE SANDHILL REGION OF NEBRASKA AND OF RESERVES: IMPORTANT LAW ENACTED BY CONGRESS AFFECTING THE LAKES IN THAI REGION. SCIENCE INS) 21:791-792. SETTLERS IN RESERVES. FORESTRY AND IRRIGATION MAY 19, 1905. 12:267-271. JUNE 1906.

7036. WOLF, ROBERT E. MULTIPLE USE AND FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF NOTE WRONG PAGINATION, P. 271. THE LACEY BILL OF FORESTRY 62:119-120. FEB. 1964. JUNE 11,1906.

7037. WOLF, ROBERT E. A REPORT ON THE KERN PLATEAU, SEQUOIA 7051. WOODRUFF, GEORGE W. CONSTITUTIONALITY OF NATIONAL LAWS NATIONAL FOREST, CLAIFORNIA. NP., ND. 15 PP., TO RESTRICT FOREST DEVASTATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY TABLE, PROCESSED. 18:100-102 FEB. 1920.

A REPORT, 'PREPARED AT THE DIRECTION OF SENATOR 7052. WOODRUFF, GEORGE W. THE DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS. JAMES E. MURRAY, CHAIRMAN, COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 1:53-61.

INSULAR AFFAIRS. . . ' ' . A COPY IS DEPOSITED IN THE NOV. 1905. FORESTRY LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY. PUBLIC LAND POLICY WHICH GAVE RISE TO PRESENT 7038. WOLFF, M. H. LAND CLASSIFICATION AS PART OF THE NATIONAL NATIONAL FORESTS. FOREST WORK IN MONTANA AND NORTH IDAHO. THE FORESTRY KAIMIN 1925:65-68, 98-100, 102,104, 7053. WOODS, C. N. WOULD STOCKMEN SACRIFICE THEIR HOME ON THE 106-107, 109-110. 1925. RANGE? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 46:771 -773. OCT. 1948.

7039. WOLFF, II.H. OBJECTIVES IN HANDLING FEDERAL FOREST 7054. WOODS, E.A. CAMP-FIRE STORIES BY FOREST RANGERS: MULE LANDS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 31 :85-87. JAN. 1933. DAYS. AMERICAN FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :96-97, 108. FEB.1925. 7040. WOLSTAD, GEORGE A. RECREATION AND RANGE USE. JC"JRNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 21:270. JULY 1968. 7055. WOODS, E.A. THE RANGER RIDES AN OPEN TRESTLE: AND RIGHT THEN AND THERE HIS HEART STOPPED BEATING. AMERICAN 7041. WOOD, FRANCIS E., AND WOOD, DOROTHY. FORESTS ARE FOR FORESTRY 29:739-740, 743, 765. DEC. 1923. PEOPLE: THE HERITAGE OF OUR NATIONAL FORESTS. NEW YORK: DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY, 1971. 210 PP., ILLUS., 7056. WOODS, FRANK W. ONE ACRE, ONE MILLION, OR NONE? 810 INDEX. SCIENCE 14:17-19. JAN. 1964.

7042. WOOD, NANCY C. CLEARCUT: THE DEFORESTATION OF AMERICA. SOME COMMENTS ON EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: THE SIERRA CLUB, 1971.151

PP., ILLUS., TABLES, GRAPHS. 7057. WOODS, FRANK W. SMOKEY BEAR SYNDROME OR I CORINTHIANS 13:11. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 62:412-413. JUNE 1964. 7043. WOOD, NANCY. HERE COMES A GRIll REAPER: TODAY THE FORESTS, TOMARROW THE NATONAL PARKS. SIERRA CLUB 7058. WOODS,IDA L. LOOKING BACK. AMERICAN FORESTRY BULLETIN 56:14-19. SEPT. 1971. 29:685-686, 704. NOV. 1923.

EXCERPT FROM WOODS BOOK, CLEARCUT: THE DEFORESTATION PRIZE CONTEST WINNING ESSAY ON LIFE OF FOREST OF AMERICA. RANGER'S WIFE.

7044. WOODBURY, T. 0. CALIFORNIA FORESTS AND FORESTRY. 7059. WOODS, JOHN 8. APPRAISAL AND REAPPRAISAL. JOURNAL OF AMERICAN FORESTRY 26:262-267. MAY 1920. FORESTRY 43:408-411, JUNE 1945.

MENTIONS FEDERAL FOREST SERVICE PRACTICE IN FOREST RESOURCES. CALIFORNIA. 7060. WOODS, JOHN B. BLITZ OVER THE CASCADES. AMERICAN 7045. W000BURY, 1. 0. DEVELOPMENT OF SILVICULTURAL PRACTICES FORESTS 48:15-19, 47. JAN. 1942. IN THE CALIFORNIA NATIONAL FORESTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:693-700. MAY 1930. 7061. WOODS, JOHN B. ENEMY FIRE. AMERICAN FORESTS 49:232-234, 256, 258. MAY 1943. 7046. W000BURY, T. D. HOW THE NATIONAL FOREST(S) ARE MANAGED AND OPERATED: ''LOGGING NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER IN 7062. WOODS, JOHN B. FIRE IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. AMERICAN CALIFORNIA'' . LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 43:27-29. JULY FORESTS 47:439, SEPT. 1941. 25, 1922. 7063. WOODS, JOHN B. FOREST PRACTICES THAT WORK: OREGON. ..IS FOR ADDITIONAL ARTICLES IN THE SERIES SEE ISSUES OF PROVING WITH ITS FOREST HARVESTING LAW THAT 42:28-30, JUNE 10,1922; 43:27-29, AUG. 25, 1922; REASONABLE REGULATORY MEASURES CAN BE EFFECTIVELY 43:27-29, SEPT. 25,1922; AND 43:27-28, DEC. 25, APPLIED. AMERICAN FORESTS 54:305, 314, 333-335. 1922. JULY 1948.

7047. W000BURY, T. 0. UNCLE SAM--LUMBERMAN. WEST COAST 7064. WOODS, JOHN B. THE FORESTRY SITUATION IN THE UNITED LUMBERMAN 48:110-112. MAY 1,1925. STATES TODAY AND A SIMPLE WORKABLE REMEDY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 28:928-932. NOV. 1930. 7048. WOODBURY, T. D. WHAT FORESTRY MEANS TO THE MINING INDUSTRY: GOVERNMENT PRACTICE ON THE RESERVES IS 7065. WOODS, JOHN B. FORESTS OF NEW MEXICO: VARIED, EXPLAINED, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THOSE (N THE INTERESTING, VITAL... AMERICAN FORESTS 55:26-27, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ENGINEERING AND MINING JOURNAL 46-48. JAN. 1949. PRESS 119:443-446. MAR. 14,1925. 7066. WOODS, JOHN B. THE LUMBER CODE SITUATION. JOURNAL OF SAME PERIODICAL AS, THE ENGINEERING AND MINING FORESTRY 33:579-582. JUNE 1935. REFERENCE TO THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. 7084. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. EARLY ARIZONA PROBLEMS. SEE ALSO, ISSUE OF 33:710-712, AUG. 1935. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:135-142. FEB. 1920.

1067. WOODS, JOHN B. NIATIONAL) L(UIIBER) M(ANUFACTURERS) 7085. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. FOREST ASSISTANTS IN THE A(SSOCIATION) CONTINUES ITS SUPPORT OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE FOREST SERVICE, FORESTRY QUARTERLY 10:399-401. COOPERATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:625-626, JUNE SEPT. 1912. 1936. 7086. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. FOREST SERVICE REVENUE AND 7068. WOODS, JOHN B. NEVADA- -WHERE FORESTS ARE FEW AND FAR ORGANIZATION. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 14:188-235. JUNE BETWEEN. AMERICAN FORESTS 52:322-323, 342. JULY 1916. 1946. 7087. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. FOREST SERVICE SILVICULTURE 7069. WOODS, JOHN B. ONE YEAR OF THE FOREST APPRAISAL. PLANS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS AMERICAN FORESTS 51:18-20, 48. JAN.1945. 11:1-16. JAN. 1916.

7070. WOODS, JOHN B. THE POST-CODE STATUS OF CONSERVATION. 7088. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. A GLIMPSE OF NATIONAL FOREST JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:710-712. AUG. 1935. WORK IN THE SOUTHWEST. SOUTHERN WOODLANDS 1:19-26. DEC. 1907. FOREST CONSERVATION AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. SEE ALSO ISSUE OF 7089. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. MANAGING A NATIONAL FOREST 33:579-582 JUNE 1935. FROM THE BUSINESS STANDPOINT. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 3:41-53. OCT.1908. 7071. WOODS, JOHN B. PROGRESS WITHOUT HYSTERIA. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:763-767. OCT. 1940. 7090. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALE CONTRACT CLAUSES. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 10:139-183. NEEDS FOR A NATIONAL FORESTRY PROGRAM. JUNE 1912.

1072. WOODS, JOHN B. REFORESTATION. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF 7091 . WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. PREVENTION OF FOREST CIVIL ENGINEERS, PROCEEDINGS 53:891-895. MAY 1927. DEVASTATION. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 18:326-328. APR. 1920. IN VOLUME SUBTITLED, ''PAPERS AND DISCUSSIONS'' 7092. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. PROFESSIONAL ETHICS. SOCIETY 7013. WOODS, JOHN B. SAMPLING AMERICA'S WEALTH. AMERICAN OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 11:215-220. APR. FORESTS 50:590-592, 618-619. DEC. 1944. 1916.

FOREST RESOURCES. 7093. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. REPORT OF THE FORESTER FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1923. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 22:323-325. 7074. WOODS, JOHN B. SCHEDULE C AND THE FOREST PRACTICE RULES. lIAR. 1924. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 33:224-230. MAR.1935. 7094. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. RIDING THE CHUCK LINE: A REFERENCE TO THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT. FORESTER IN PEACE AND WAR. NEW HAVEN, CONN. :THE TUTTLE, MOREHOUSE AND TAYLOR COMPANY, 1930. 116 PP. 1075. WOODS, JOHN B. WHERE ARE WE IN FOREST CONSERVATION? JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 34:682-688. JULY 1936. 7095. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. SOME GOVERNMENT TIMBER SALES IN THE SOUTHWEST FROM THE PRACTICAL AND TECHNICAL 7076. WOODS, JOHN B., AND REED, FRANKLIN. THE NATIONAL PROBLEM STANDPOINT. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, OF FOREST OWNERSHIP. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY PROCEEDINGS 2:115-129. JULY 1907. 33:789-791. SEPT. 1935 7096. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR., AND BELYEA, HAROLD C. 7077. WOODS, SARA H. THE PRONGHORNED ANTELOPE: AMERICA'S REGULATING THE TIMBER CUT ON PRIVATE LANDS. . POLICY OWN- -SHALL WE PERMIT ITS EXTERMINATION? AMERICAN OF SUSTAINED YIELD IS NEEDED TO PREVENT DENUDATION... FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 31 :649-651. NOV. 1925. PAPER 31:13,15. FEB. 21,1923.

WILDLIFE ON WICHITA NATIONAL FOREST AND GAME 7097. WORLD AGRICULTURE. NATIONAL FORESTS-A PUBLIC HERITAGE. PRESERVE. WORLD AGRICULTURE 2:100-101. JULY 1921.

7078. WOODWARD, HUGH B. IN DEFENSE OF THE AIKEN GRAZING BILL. 7098. WORRELL, ALBERT C. ECONOMICS OF AMERICAN FORESTRY. NEW AMERICAN FORESTS 60:34-36. JULY 1954. YORK: JOHN WILEY AND SONS, INC., 1959. 441 PP., TABLES, GRAPHS, INDEX. FOR REPLY TO THIS ARTICLE BY CHARLES H. STODDARD SEE ISSUE OF 60:2, 4, NOV. 1954. PRIMARILY A COLLEGE TEXT, OF INTEREST, HOWEVER, ARE CH. 21, 'OWNERSHIP OF FORESTRY ENTERPRISES AND 7079. W000WARD, KARL W. FOREST ADMINISTRATION IN THE SOUTHERN LANDS'', AND CH. 22, ''GOVERNMENT AND FORESTRY''. APPALACHIANS. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 10:130-140. APR. 1915. 7099. WORRELL, ALBERT C. GOVERNMENT SOCIAL PROGRAMS AND FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 55:179-1B4. MAR. 7080. W000WARD, KARL W. USE OF FOREST TYPES IN THE WORK OF 1957. ACQUIRING LANDS UNDER THE WEEKS LAW. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 8:69-72. APR. 1913. DISCUSSION BY W.S. BROMLEY,ISSUE OF 55:533-534, JULY 1957. 1081. WOOLLEY, H. E. WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED IN FIRE PROTECTION ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. AMERICAN 7100. WORRELL, ALBERT C. PESTS, PESTICIDES AND PEOPLE. FORESTRY 19:760-768. NOV. 1913. AMERICAN FORESTS 66:39-81. JULY 1960.

1082. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. CAN NATIONAL FORESTS BE MADE 7101. WRAY, ROBERT D. HOW LNCLE SAM TAKES A TIMBER CENSUS. SELF SUPPORTING? AMERICAN LUMBERMAN 2141 :58. MAY AMERICAN FORESTS 9:10-12, 49-50. AUG. 1953. 27, 1916.

7102. WRIGHT, J. G, PROGRESS IN FOREST-FIRE RESEARCH. 7083. WOOLSEY, THEODORE S., JR. THE COCONINO RANGER SCHOOL. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 36:1092-1094. OCT. 1938. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 7:243-244. SEPT. 1909. 1(03. WYCKOFF, J. M. THE LUMBERING SITUATION IN ALASKA. ADDRESS BY WILDERNESS ENTHUSIAST.. BEFORE WASHINGTON LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 45:64-66. NOV. 10 1923. SECTION S(OCIETYI (OF) AIMERICAN) F(ORESTERS). AMERICAN FORESTS 63:6, 51-54. JULY 1957. 1(04. WYCKOFF, STEPHEN N. WHITE PINE BLISTER RUST AS A WESTERN PROBLEM. INTERCOLLEGIATE FORESTRY CLUB ANNUAL AND 7121. ZAHNISER, HOWARD. THE WILDERNESS SOCIETY: WHAT IT IS, PROCEEDINGS 1:25-27. APR. 1921. DOES, AND HOPES TO ACCOMPLISH. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 45:33-35. JAN. 1947. 1(05. WYGANT, N. D., AND NELSON, ARTHUR L. FOUR BILLION FEET OF BEETLE-KILLED SPRUCE. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF 7122. ZIVNUSKA, J. A. WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF FOREST TAXATION ON AGRICULTURE, 1949. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 REFORESTATION? WESTERN REFORESTATION COORDINATING PP., ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES, GRAPHS,INDEX. COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS. WESTERN FORESTRY CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, 1963:5-7. COLORADO NATIONAL FORESTS. SEE PP. 417-422. 7123. ZIVNUSKA, JOHN A. CONSERVATION--FOR WHOM? AMERICAN 7106. WYLIE, CLIFFORD W. BLACK FRIDAY-IDAHO STYLE. AMERICAN FORESTS 77:8-9, 37-42. JULY 1971. FORESTS 74:14-16, 42-44. JUNE 1968. 7124. ZIVNU5KA, JOHN A. THE MULTIPLE PROBLEMS OF MULTIPLE USE. ARTICLE CONCLUDED IN ISSUE OF 74:21, 42, 44, 46, JULY JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 59:555-560. AUG. 1961. 1968. REPLY AND REBUTTAL, ISSUE OF 74:6-7, 62-63, AUG. 1968. 7125. ZIVN)JSKA, JOHN A. PEOPLE, PROGRESS, AND PRESERVATION. AMERICAN FORESTS 74:36-37, 50-52. SEPT.1968. 7107. WYNNE, S. W. NATIONAL FOREST ORGANIZATION. FORESTRY QUARTERLY 14:589-594. DEC. 1916. 7126. ZON, RAPHAEL. ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO THE LAKE STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. SCIENCE INS) 59:393. MAY 7108. YARD, ROBERT S. OUR FEDERAL LANDS: A ROMANCE OF AMERICAN 2, 1924. DEVELOPMENT. NEW YORK: CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS, 1928. 360 PP., ILLUS., MAP, TABLES, INDEX. 1)27. ZON, RAPHAEL. DARWINISM IN FORESTRY. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, PROCEEDINGS 8:289-294. OCT. 1913. SEE CH. 3,''THE STORY OF OUR NATIONAL FORESTS'' 7128. ZON, RAPHAEL. DO FORESTS PREVENT FLOODS? AMERICAN 7109. YARNALL, IRAT WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST. NEW FORESTS & FOREST LIFE 33:387-392, 432. JULY 1927 HAMPSHIRE FORESTRY COMMISSION, BIENNIAL REPT. 1923- 1924 49-54. 1924. CONCLUDES THAT THERE CAN BE NO RATIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT WITHOUT FOREST MANAGEMENT. 7110. YARNALL, IRA 1. WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST. NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS 4:1-2. SEPT. 1927. 7)29. ZON, RAPHAEL. THE FARMER AND THE FOREST QUESTION. BUREAU FARMER (WISCONSIN EDITION) 3:27, 32. FEB. 7111. YATES, B. C. A GLIMPSE INTO THE EARLY LIFE OF GIFFORD 1928. PINCHOT. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 66:666-669 SEPT. 1968. 7130. ZON, RAPHAEL. FORESTS AND HUMAN PROGRESS. THE 7112. YEON, JOHN B. THE ISSUE OF THE OLYMPICS. AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEW 10:139-166. SEPT. 1920. FORESTS 42:255-257, 291 -292. JUNE 1936. 7131. ZON, RAPHAEL. FORESTS AND WATER IN THE LIGHT OF 7113. YOUNG, ROBERT A., AND FECHNER, GILBERT H. ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR PROBLEMS IN FORESTRY. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY SERV. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1927. 106 PP., MAPS, 67:100-403. FEB. 1969. TABLES, BIBLIO.

INCLUDES U.S. FOREST SERVICE. REPRINTED WITH REVISED BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1927, FROM APPENDIX V OF THE FINAL REPORT OF THE NATIONAL 7114. YOUNG, VERNON A. ROLE OF RANGE MANAGEMENT IN FORESTRY. WATERWAYS COMMISSION, 1912. SENATE DOC. 469, 620 JOURNAL OF FORESTRY 38:383-385. MAY 1940. CONG., 2D SESS.

7115. YUILL, J. S., AND EATON, C. B. AIRPLANES IN FOREST-PEST 7132. ZON, RAPHAEL. FORESTS IN RELATION TO SOIL AND WATER. CONTROL. IN, TREES: YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE, (949. AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, PROCEEDINGS U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1949. 944 89:399-402. JULY 18, 1945. PP., ILLUS., MAPS, TABLES GRAPHS, INDEX. 7)33. ZON, RAPHAEL. FORESTY AND THE AGRICULTURAL CRISES. THE SEE PP. 471 -476. ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 142:70-16, MAR. 1929. 71(6. ZACHARIE, F. C. CAN THE STATES REGULATE PRIVATE FORESTS? THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND 7134. ZON, RAPHAEL. THE FUTURE USE OF LAND IN THE UNITED SOCIAL SCIENCE 33:26-33. MAY 1909. STATES. U.S. DEPT. OF AGRIC., FOR, SERV., CIRC. 159. WASHINGTON, D.C.: GPO, 1909. 15 PP., TABLE, MAP. SUBTITLE, ''CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES''. 7135. ZON, RAPHAEL. LAKE STATES EXPERIMENT STATION AND ITS liii. ZAHNISER, HOWARD. ''EXCEPT AS WE MANAGE THEM TO BE FIELD: AN IMPROMPTU ADDRESS BEFORE THE CHICAGO UNMANAGED''. AMERICAN FORESTS 63:7. APR. 1957. CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN PAPER AND PULP ASSOCIATION. LUMBER WORLD REVIEW 45:61 -63. NOV. 10, COMMENTS ON WILDERNESS AREAS. 1923.

7118. ZAHNISER, HOWARD. THE NEED FOR WILDERNESS AREAS. LAND 7136. ZON, RAPHAEL. LAKE STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION: HOW AND WATER 2:15-19. SPRING 1956. THE NEW STATION AIMS TO HELP SOLVE REFORESTATION PROBLEMS FOR THE MIDDLE WEST... PAPER 33:11-13. 7(19. ZAHNISER, HOWARD. THE PEOPLE AND WILDERNESS. THE NOV. 15,1923. LIVING WILDERNESS 86:39, 41-42. SPRING-SUMMER 1964. 7137. ZON, RAPHAEL. THE NEXT GREAT STEP AHEAD IN FORESTRY. REMARKS BEFORE THE FIFTH BIENNIAL CONFERENCE ON LUMBER 69:48, FEB. (7,1922. WILDERNESS. DEPLETION OF CONIFEROUS TIMBER REQUIRES ATTENTION BE 7120. ZAHNISER, HOWARD. THE WILDERNESS BILL AND FORESTERS: AN GIVEN TO INCREASED CULTIVATION OF THE SOFTWOODS. 7138. ZON, RAPHAEL. PRACTICAL RESULTS FROM THE FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS. IN, REPORT OF TWENTY- INDEX ABSAROKA PRIMITIVE AREA 6345 4267 ALIENS- -AND GRAZING PERMITS ABSAROKA WILDERNESS AREA 4794 6026 ALLEGHENY FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION ABSAROKA WILDERNESS AREA.. SEE ALSO RECREATION--ABSAROKA 538 614, 853, 872, 2801, 5779, 6797 WILDERNESS AREA ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST ACCELERATED PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM 340, 389, 403, 1735, 2641, 2817, 2940, 2215 3641, 3642, 5488, 5614, 5615, 5791, ADAMS-SHERMAN 6307, 6644 2427 ALLOWABLE CUT TASK FORCE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS 6770 3643 ALPINE LAKES WILDERNESS AREA ADMINISTRATION & ORGANIZATION 2685 39 386,1156, 1576, 1678, 1719, 2052 AMERICAN ASSOC. FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE 2260, 2523, 2601, 2992, 3051, 3520, 3651 3556, 3663, 3808, 3856, 3893, 3924, AMERICAN CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION 3943, 4093, 4118, 4594, 4868, 5179, 6687 5317, 5497, 5593, 5789, 5936, 6465, AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 6495, 6541, 6668, 6715, 6716, 6756, 2162 6807, 7085, 7086, 7113, 7142 AMERICAN FOREST CONGRESSES ADMINISTRATION & ORGANIZATION. SEE ALSO DEPARTMENT OF 139, 992, 1920 CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY AMERICAN FOREST WEEK ADMINISTRATION & ORGANIZATION. .SEE ALSO FEDERAL REORGANIZATION 539, 540, 541, 542, 543, 544, 545, 586, ADVISORY BOARD OF APPEALS 630, 712, 825, 4068 4771, 4832, 4833, 4840 AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION ADVISORY COMMITTEES (RESEARCH) 889, 984, 985, 1165,1336, 1337, 1480, 7126 2480, 3175, 3214, 5360, 5756, 5785, AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 6429 3020, 4131 AMERICAN FORESTRY COUNCIL AERIAL SURVEY 3951 2790 AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY AERO-FIRE IPROJECT) 2122 3512 AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION AESTHETICS 1504 2238, 3083, 5953 AMERICAN YOUTH COMMISSION AFORESTAT ION.. SEE REFORESTATION 3805 AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT ANACONDA COPPER COMPANY 1422 664 AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM ANACONDA-PINTLAR WILDERNESS AREA 6086 993, 3356 AGRICULTURE ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST 1789, 4117, 4138, 6695, 6760, 6919, 51, 547, 881, 1945, 2523, 3098, 3750, 1133 4166, 4167, 4168, 4417, 4572, 5391, AGRICULTURE- -AND FOREST RESOURCES 5392, 5602, 5708, 5865 3196 ANTI-TRUST LAWS AGRICULTURE- -SOUTHERN 6916 4538 APACHE NATIONAL FOREST AHLGREN-CLIFFORO 1, 1521, 3296, 4489, 4544, 6646, 6647 2190 APPALACHIAN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION AIR POLLUTION 224, 1857, 2979, 2980, 2983, 4454, 5760, 4649, 4650 5794 AIRCRAFT APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVE ASSOC. 158,160, 176, 735, 1591, 1752, 2372, 1525 2783, 2910, 2930, 3444, 3760, 3792, APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVE COMMITTEE 4986, 4993, 5388, 5391, 5711, 5959, 1522 6418, 6795, 7026, 7115 APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST ASSOCIATION AIRCRAFT.. SEE ALSO AERIAL SURVEYS; AIRCRAFT WARNING SERVICE; 1523, 1524, 2326, 2327, 2768 CIVIL AIR PATROL APPALACHIAN NATIONAL PARK AIRCRAFT.. .SEE ALSO FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION--AERIAL; 60 REFORESTATION--BY AIRCRAFT APPALACHIAN PARK ASSOCIATION AIRCRAFT.. .SEE ALSO RECREATION- -AND AIRCRAFT; SONIC BOOMS 5389 AIRCRAFT.. .SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS--AND AIRCRAFT APPALACHIAN TRAIL AL SARENA CONTROVERSY 5163 1214, 2125, 2704, 2705, 6569 APPROPRIATIONS--FEDERAL FORESTRY (1900-1909) ALABAMA 2831, 2858 601 APPROPRIATIONS--FEDERAL FORESTRY (1910-1919) ALASKA 151, 272, 273, 380, 469, 6463, 6592 434, 1004, 1099, 1238,1486, 1526, 2340, APPROPRIATIONS--FEDERAL FORESTRY (1920-1929) 2459, 3023,3197, 3276, 3533, 6441, 206, 503, 530, 550, 558, 650, 671, 676, 6634 677, 687, 696, 739, 763, 828, 860, 9)0, ALASKA CEDAR 916, 918, 2267, 3788, 3817, 6574, 6610 3478 APPROPRIATIONS--FEDERAL FORESTRY (1930-1939) ALASKA--NATIONAL FORESTS 673, 686, 733, 795, 852, 873, 896,1021, 160, 198, 232, 250, 342, 404, 429, 441, 1075, 1081, 1167, 1180,3220, 2266, 461, 1Q99, 1510, 2947, 3134, 3184, 3198, 3820, 3865, 6481 3332, 3539, 3540, 3770, 5362, 5402, APPROPRIATIONS--FEDERAL FORESTRY (1940-1949) 5589, 5632, 5737, 5776, 7103 76,1060, 1062,1071,(072, 1121, 1(68, ALASKA--WILDERNESS AREAS 1206, 2581, 3023

1507, 5161, 6366 -_ APPROPRIATIONS--FEDERAL FORESTRY (1950-1959) ALBRIGHT-HORACE 1049,1060, 1169, (172, (173, 1174, 1182, 1183 1184 1185, (186, 1(87, 507 1195, 1196,1452, 2407, 3375 4797 BENNING NATIONAL FOREST APPROPRIATIONS--FEDERAL FORESTRY (1960-1969) 552 1175, 1176,1(81, 1(88, (189, 1190, BIBLIOGRAPHIES 1191, 1(92,1193, 1194, 24(0, 3513, 2525, 4642, 5506 6942 BIENVILLE NATIONAL FOREST

APPROPRIATIONS--FEDERAL FORESTRY (1970- 1 25 1002, 5350 BIGHORN NATIONAL FOREST ARAPAHO NATIONAL FOREST (969, 3306, 4471, 4902 1133 BILTMORE FOREST ARBOR DAY 5832 231 1000, 1001, 1333, 1386, 1609, (610, BILTMORE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY (762, 3638, 3992, 5449, 6227 1922 5688 ARBOR VITAES BIOLOGY.. .SEE FOREST BIOLOGY 1761 BITTERROOT FOREST RESERVE ARICRAFT WARNING SERVICE 3062, 4334 (839 BITTERROOT NATIONAL FOREST ARIZONA 1868, 2396 2414, 2973, 2986, 4265, 2737, 3066, 7084 5473 ARIZONA--NATIONAL FORESTS BITTERROOT NATIONAL FOREST.. SEE ALSO MAGRUDER CORRIDOR 3068, 3573, 5202, 6738, 6788 CONTROVERSY ARKANSAS BLACK FORESTERS 6491 5176 ARKANSAS NATIONAL FOREST BLACK HILLS FOREST RESERVE 65(5 3304, 6459 ARKANSAS.. .SEE ALSO OZARK SCENIC RIVERWAYS BLACK HILLS NATIONAL FOREST ARKANSAS--NATIONAL FORESTS 2669, 3589, 4959, 6087, 6388, 6651 372, 460, 463, 6739 BLACK MESA FOREST RESERVE ARMED FORCES 1791, 5329 (774, 2355, 3426, 5173, 6507 BLACKFEET NATIONAL FOREST ARNST-ALBERT 893 991 BLUERIDGE MOUNTAINS ASHLAND FOREST RESERVE . 2717 5803 BOB MARSHALL WILDERNESS AREA ASSOCIATIONS.. .SEE BY NAME; LUMBER DEALERS 2347, 2636, 4253, 4515, 4519, 5013 AUSABLE COOPERATIVE BOYCE-JOHN S. 2939 731

. AUTOMOBILES.. SEE MOTOR VEHICLES BRADNER-MELVIN I. AVALANCHES 519 1885 BRIDGER NATIONAL FOREST AZTEC LAND CONTROVERSY 1296, 2963 3694, 6428, 6884 979, 1007, 1448, 4207 BRIDGER WILDERNESS AREA BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY 1296, 1724, 27(4, 2963, 4254, .6884, 2241, 2242, 2243, 2245, 2246, 2247, 6949 2248, 2250, 2251, 2252, 2253, 2255, BRISTLECONE PINE 2256, 2257, 2323, 2454, 2455, 3008,. 2027, 3530, 5639 3052, 3303, 3397, 3398, 3399, 3400, BROOKS-JAMES F. 3401, 3402, 3403, 3407, 3408, 3410, . 893 3411, 3413, 3414, 3415, 3416, 3418, BUCK-Cd.

3419,3420, 3421, 3422, 3424, 3581, . 508 3707, 4409, 4668, 4669, 4670, 4675, BULL RUN WATERSHED 4676, 4677, 4678, 4679, 4680, 4682, 1723 4683, 4684, 4685, 4686, 4687, 5017, BUREAU OF FORESTRY 5018, 5019, 5020, 5021, 5022, 5031, 2848, 2889, 5420 5780, 6882 5035, 5047, 5055, 5058, 5059, 5061, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 5062, 5063, 5064, 5065, 5066, 5073, 6441 5085, 5091, 5092, 5093, 5094, 5095, BURNING.. .SEE CONTROLLED BURNING 5096, 5097, 5098, 5196, 5197, 5242, BUTLER-OVID M. 6039, 6089, 6091, 6093, 6095, 6096, 177, 1311, 4344 6099, 6101, 6107, 61(0, 6111, 6115, CABINET MOUNTAINS PRIMITIVE AREA 6126, 6(30, 6156, 6157, 6160, 6163, 3767 6164, 6176, 6181, 6182, 6186, 6188, CACHE NATIONAL FOREST 6192, 6195, 6196, 6198, 6202, 6208, 27,1716, 6417, 6652 6209, 6220, 6221, 6222, 6266, 6930 CACHE NATIONAL FOREST.. .SEE ALSO LOGAN CANYON CONTROVERSY BANKHEAD NATIONAL FOREST.. .SEE JOHN W. BANKHEAD NATIONAL FOREST CALAVERAS NATIONAL FOREST BARNES-WILL C. 2330, 5744 506, 938, 1618 CALIFORNIA BARTLETT EXPERIMENTAL FOREST 193, 563, 729, 1035, 1567, 2945, 4635, 6649 4946, 5414, 6448, 6648, 6685, 6801 BATTLEMENT MESA FOREST RESERVE CALIFORNIA CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION 4041 4492 BEARTOOTH NATIONAL FOREST CALIFORNIA FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION (989, 2906 5(0, 562, 564, 566, 3832, 41(5, 4(22 BEARTOOTH PRIMITIVE AREA CALIFORNIA. . .SEE ALSO OREGON & CALIFORNIA LANDS 3695, 4267 CALIFORNIA- -FOREST RESERVES BEAVER NATIONAL FOREST 5257, 5374 1392 CALIFORNIA--NATIONAL FORESTS BEAVERHEAD NATIONAL FOREST 192, 307, 375, 418, 560, 561, 565, 567, 5883, 7040 660, 683, 1290, 1571, (706, 17)5, (744, BEHRE-C. EDWARD 1747, 1819, 1820, 1821, 1822, 1839, 2121, 2448, 2468, 2592, 2676, 2710, 1026, 1027, 1029,1046, 1136, 1171, 2931, 3264, 3333, 3543, 3547,3670, 1177, 1178, 1254,1260, 1262, 1280. 3698, 3751, 4142, 4181, 4226, 4626, (317, 1380, (469, 1533, 1597, 1734, 4636, 4701, 4928, 5036, 5223, 583, 1831, 1907, 1923,(959, 2244, 2262, 5415, 5518, 5629, 5652, 5816, 5915, 2293, 2364, 2461, 2505, 2508, 2605, 5916, 5926, 5929, 5951, 5954, 6566, 2634, 2711, 2718, 2720, 2934, 3077, 6660, 6664, 6677, 6680, 6689, 6719, 3323, 3324, 3334, 3350, 3499, 3505, 6721, 6731, 6735, 6764, 6767, 6781, 3549, 3569, 3624, 3675, 3687, 3703, 6782, 6963, 7037, 7044, 7045, 7046, 3752, 3805, 933, 3969, 3991, 4028, 7047, 7048, 7049 4113, 4208, 4377, 4464, 4482, 4483, CALIFORNIA--NATIONAL FORESTS (AIR PATROL OF) 4561, 4563, 4587, 4590, 4593, 4596, 159, 161, 191, 331, 534, 821, .1778 . 4608, 5127, 5325, 5440, 5451, 5562, 3436 5578, 5617, 5635, 5666, 5698, 5848, CALIFORNIA--RANGE RESOURCES 5988, 6014, 60)5, 6054, 6055, 6063, 3486 6073, 6074, 6079, 6082, 6360, 6415, CALIFORNIA- -WILDERNESS AREAS / 6420, 6461 / 937 CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS.. SEE ALSO CAMP ROOSEVELT (C.C. C.) CAMP FIRE GIRLS CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS- -ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF 1133 63, 976, 999, 1028,1030, 1031, 1032, CAMP ROOSEVELT (CCC.) 1163, 1328, 1465,1567, 1579, 2691, 3991 2719, 3338, 3504, 3993, 3997, 4655, CAPPER BILL 5584, 5658, 6299, 6334, 6460 465, 4983 CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS--SIZE OF CAPPER REPORT 952, 973, 1024, 1043, 1044, 1045, 1326, 35, 1485, 1488, 1490 147), 1733 CARIBBEAN NATIONAL FOREST CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS--SUPERVISION OF 6653 1003 CARIBOU NATIONAL FOREST CLAPP-EARLE H. 3587, 5879 383) CARRIER PIGEONS CLARK NATIONAL FOREST 197, 390, 2912 6493, 6656

CARSON NATIONAL FOREST . CLARK'S FORK CANYON 2215, 6654 3695 CASCADE RANGE FOREST RESERVE CLARKE-MCNARY ACT 2836, 4143, 5474, 5803, 6870 558, 571, 578, 642, 669, 750, 799, 1939, CASEMENT REPORT 2258, 2259, 2451, 2609, 3205, 3491, 570, 764, 1624,1901, 4761, 4838, 5423 4001, 5155, 5414, 5902, 6158, 6302 CASTLE REEF DAM CLEARCUTTING 2347 5195, 5542, 6557, 6752 CECIL-GEORGE H. CLEARCUTTING CONTROVERSY 513 1002, 1048, 1528, 1693,1809, 1868, CHALLIS NATIONAL FOREST . 2308, 2313, 2380, 2400, 2401, 2404, 1261, 2777 2424, 2960, 3947, 5495, 5600, 7042, CHARCOAL 7043 3649 CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST CHARLTON-R.H. 223, 1752, 6228, 6657 892 CLEVELAND NATIONAL FOREST CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL FOREST 1034, 1572, 2870 2653 CLEVELAND-TREADWELL CHEQUAMEGON NATIONAL FOREST 5315 6798 CLIFF-EDWARD P. CHEROKEE NATIONAL FOREST 970, 2399 801, 3738 CLIMATE.. SEE FOREST INFLUENCES--AND CLIMATE CHIEFS OF THE FOREST SERVICE.. SEE FOREST SERVICE- -CHIEFS; BY CLINE-MCGARVEY NAME 2230 CHIPPEWA INDIANS CLOUD SEEDING 2285, 2854, 29(6 5730, 5733 CHIPPEWA NATIONAL FOREST COCONINO NATIONAL FOREST 2050, 2068, 2077, 3030, 3806, 4098, 425, 979, 1007, 1448, 1755, 2348, 2637, 5748, 6655, 6873 2933, 4207, 5647, 6717, 7083 CHIPPEWA PINE LANDS.. .SEE TIMBER SALES--CHIPPEWA PINE LANDS COLLINGWOOD-GEORGE H. CHIRICAHIJA NATIONAL FOREST 4544 2910 COLORADO CHOCTAW INDIANS 533, 2444, 2626, 3993, 4762, 4829, 5100 6466 COLORADO NATIONAL FOREST CHOCTAWHATCHEE NATIONAL FOREST 6511 5648, 6135 COLORADO.. .SEE ALSO DENVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHRISTMAS TREES COLORADO--NATIONAL FORESTS. 2911 203, 307, 1768, 2055 2618, 4755, 5165, .CHUGACH NATIONAL FOREST 5577, 6598, 6800, 7105 199, 381, 536, 4490, 4528, 5403, 6533, COLUMBIA NATIONAL FOREST 6936 643, 2157, 3451 CIMMARRON NATIONAL GRASSLAND COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION OF NAT. RESOURCES 3316 2873, 2874, 3007 CITRUS INDUSTRY COMMISSION ON NATIONAL PARKS 8 FORESTS 1937 581 CIVIL AIR PATROL . COMMISSIONS.. .SEE BY NAME 3812 COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS 6, 285, 466, 493, 781, 1521, 1766, (822, 29, 97, 974, 975, 1022, (023,1025, 1850, 3601, 39(2, 3934, 3941, 3948, 4154, 5481, 5489, 5490, 5665, 6000, 45, 207, 208, 227, 228, 410, 447, 470 6001, 6002, 6003, 6004, 6863, 7026 563, 577, 601, 603, 609, 646, 655 817, COMPUTERS 1121, 1123, 1300, 1384, 1432, 1559, 2513 1882, 22)6, 2302, 2364 2410, 2415, CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION 2563, 3169, 3205, 3207, 3577, 3578, 1725 3772, 3820, 4500, 4589, 4592, 4597, CONFERENCES.. SEE BY NAME; NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONFERENCES 4929, 4946, 5129, 5211, 5213, 5216, CONGRESS (U.S.) 5345, 5354 5998, 6401 6447, 6610 3, 369, 430, 431, 451, 586, 589, 728, COOPERATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT 1059,1061, 1232, 1460, 234), 3354, 1878, 2411, 4058, 4064, 5684, 6425 4894, 5102, 5509, 6529, 6530, 6531, COOPERATIVE FORESTMANAGEMENT ACT 6806 2403 CONGRESS.. .SEE ALSO BY NAME; NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESSES COOPERATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT.. .SEE ALSO SHELTON COOPERATIVE CONSERVATION (LEADERS) SUSTAINED YIELD UNIT 1073,1233, 2117, 2208 COOPERATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT., .SEE ALSO SIMPSON SUSTAINED YIELD CONSERVATION & ADJUDICATION UNIT 4007, 59)3 COOPERATIVE SUSTAINED YIELD ACT CONSERVATION CONGRESSES 3079 1602 COOPERATIVES.. SEE AUSABLE COOPERATIVE CONSERVATION HISTORY COPELAND REPORT 21, 56,1010, 1077, 1090, 1921, 2201, 1087, 1717, 1909, 2143, 3177, 3821, 2209, 2341, 2369, 3003, 3517, 4043, 5676, 6072, 6314, 6537 4173, 4488, 4667, 4963, 4990, 5029, CORONADO NATIONAL FOREST 5232, 5239, 5269, 556), 5588, 6020, 792, 4126, 6918 6021, 6219, .6344, 6700, 6821, 6874 CORVALLIS FORESTRY SCIENCE LABORATORY CONSERVATION LEGISLATION 3859 591, 592, 593, 595, 596, 597, 599, 719, COTTON MANUFACTURERS 833, 1064, 1065, 1067,1070, 1949, 2263, 5248 2341, 2965, 3300, 3354, 3358, 3404, COUGAR LAKES WILDERNESS AREA 5025, 5284, 5531, 6124, 6)28, 6179, 4237 6372 LOUNCILS. . .SEE ADVISORY BOARDS; BY NAME CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES COWEETA EXPERIMENTAL FOREST 1877, 21)1, 2(31, 2651, 3060, 3116, 4637 3347, 3503, 3593, 4355, 4369, 4379, CRAFTS-EDWARD C. 4942, 5167, 5174, 5554, 6815 945, 2377, 2388 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES (1890-1899) CRANBERRY GLADES 2746 6318 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES (1900-1909) CROSSETT EXPERIMENTAL FOREST 1483, 2162, 2833, 2876, 2882, 34)0, 5548 4484, 4693, 4694, 5023, 5071, 5079, CUCAMONGA WILD AREA 5234, 5236, 5237, 5243, 5244, 5245, 4258 5252, 5268, 5272, 5564, 5844, 6150 CUMBERLAND NATIONAL FOREST CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES (1910-1919) 1808,1887, 2496, 2964, 5553, 6880 526, 2770, 2945, 3159, 3175, 3725, 4671, CURRENT RIVER CONTROVERSY (MISSOURI) 5032, 5033, 5060, 5068, 5075, 5077, 1309, 6254 5078, 5824, 5862, 5994, 6)22, 6126, CUTOVER TIMBER LANDS 6249, 6926 5186, 6852 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES )1920-1929) DAMS 198, 767, 862, 1642, 1912, 2696, 5447, 1726, 2503, 4359, 4922 6916 DAMS. . .SEE ALSO CASTLE REEF DAM; LOWER SUN BUTTE DAM CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES (1930-1939) DANA-SAMUEL T. 840, 1075, 1078, 1081, 1083,1093, 1)10, 2475, 4427 2371, 2503, 2504, 3613, 3706, 4197, DANIEL BOONE NATIONAL FOREST 4462, 4534, 5886, 6371, 7002, 7010 2964, 5655 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES 11940-1949) DAVEY CROCKETT NATIONAL FOREST 1071, 1072, 1100, 1111, 1252,1284, 4536 1377, 3321, 3816, 3922, 4333, 4658, DAVIS-CLINT 5175, 5198, 5874, 6805, 7150 944 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES (1950-1959) DEERLODGE NATIONAL FOREST 9, 1069, 1125, 1688, 1758, 2274, 2411, 6098 2994, 3187, 3294, 3616, 3749, 4132, DELAWARE-LEHIGH EXPERIMENTAL FOREST 44)9, 5388, 6086, 6351, 6372, 6827, 6663 6929 DEIIMON-ELW000 L. CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES )1960-1969) 1101 1042, 1513, 2110, 2181, 2214, 2340, DENVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2774, 3495, 3571, 3688, 3926, 4196, 2545 4228, 5357, 5448, 6446, 6856 DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY

CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES (1970- I 5332 1898, 3345, 3349, 5969, 7123 DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY (1910-1919) CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES.. SEE ALSO BY TOPIC, I.E. 6192 FOREST CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY (1920-1929) CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES.. SEE ALSO SOIL BANK PROGRAM 214, 610, 855, 906, 2531, 3787, 42)0, CONTINUOUS FOREST INVENTORY 4222, 4336, 5076, 5108, 5547 6315 DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY (1930-1939) CONTROLLED BURNING 96,142, 590, 953, 1019, 1Q53, 1076, 3129, 3193, 4649, 4650, 4977, 5710 1082, 1091, 1112, 1201, 1209,1237, CONTROLLED BURNING.. .SEE ALSO PYROGEL 1271, 1334, 1375, 1376, 1404,1421, COOPERAGE INDUSTRY 1423, 1447, 1449, 1454, 1903,1904, 4201 1906, 2048, 2051, 2062, 2081, 2086, COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE CONTROL 209), 2101, 2104, 2107, 2261, 2322, 2441, 2951, 3105, 3114, 3136, 3162, 3336 3364, 3366, 3519, 3522, 3523, 3206, 3836, 3886, 3889, 3914, 3942, 3660, 3735, 3809, 3965, 4034, 4142, 4186, 4319, 4627, 4758, 4795, 4885, 4448, 4463, 4545, 5012, 5391, 5648, 4888, 4950, 5116, 5118, 5121, 5123, 5707, 5714, 5732, 5792, 5827, 5828, 5256, 5273, 5283, 5297, 5331, 5333, 5892, 5952, 6292, 6296, 6444 5394, 5531, 5535, 5536, 5767, 6053 EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT.. .SEE ALSO COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY (1940-1949) EQUIPMENT--HISTORY 114, 989, 1420, 2286, 3899, 4546, 5115, 5190 5307 EROSION DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY ((950-1959) 2478 1997, 3780, 4532, 4857, 4873, 4874, EROSION CONTROL 6506 2067, 2350, 2463, 3690, 3710, 4121, DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY 11960-1969) 4643, 6299 2146, 2418, 2474, 4619 EROSION CONTROL.. .SEE ALSO UNDER FOREST INFLUENCES; KENNEl!

DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONTROVERSY (1970- I EXPERIMENT 2382, 5683 ESTHETICS. . .SEE AESTHETICS DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR EVEN AGE MANAGEMENT 2286, 3069, 6345, 6531 2514, 2517 DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR.. SEE ALSO BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT; EVEN AGE MANAGEMENT- -MONONGAHELA NATIONAL FOREST GENERAL LAND OFFICE 6675 DESOLATION WILDERNESS AREA EVERARD-L.C. 4257 518 DISEASE.. SEE FOREST PATHOLOGY; FOREST PROTECTION EXHIBITS DIVISION OF FORESTRY 19, 176, 287, 328, 656, 2661, 2819, 2730, 2778, 2831, 4011, 5855 2863, 3021, 6136 DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS. .SEE FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS 4539 EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS DONKEY LOGGING 643, 2805, 2806, 3829, 4088, 4133, 4723, 3076 5748, 5761, 5790, 6838, 7056 DOUGLAS-LYNN H. FALCON (FOREST ADVANCED LOGGING AND CONSERVATION) 104 3511 DURANGO NATIONAL FOREST FALL-ALBERT B. 3076 232, 429, 441 DUTHIE-GEORGE A. FEDERAL FOREST HIGHWAY PROGRAM 511, 512 152, 270, 329, 640, 652, 653, 722, 3834, EARTHQUAKES 5009 2813 FEDERAL FOREST PROTECTION BOARD EASEMENTS 623 4710, 6550 FEDERAL REORGANIZATION EASEMENTS.. SEE ALSO PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENTS 2667 EBERLY-HOWARD J. FENCING 516 1874, 3584, 6144, 6699 ECOLOGY.. .SEE FOREST ECOLOGY FERNOW EXPERIMENTAL FOREST ECONOMICS.. .SEE FOREST ECONOMICS 5540, 6678 EDDY TREE BREEDING STATION FERNOW-BERNHARD E. 1554, 6857 309, 2829, 3212, 4967, 5477, 5606 EDDY TREE BREEDING STATION.. SEE ALSO INSTITUTE OF FOREST FERTILIZER GENETICS--PLACERVILLE 5712 EDUCATION FIRE BEHAVIOR 267, 400, 464, 710, 845, 1588, 2343, 2360 2476, 2903, 2921, 3015, 3103, 3174, FIRE BEHAVIOR LABORATORY (GEORGIA) 3190, 3629, 3814, 3860, 3990, 4375, 5716 4473, 4595, 4958, 5258, 5302, 5412, FIRE BREAKS 5555, 5603, 5703, 5853, 6005, 6030, 54(5 6058, 6060, 6(29, 6287, 6869, 6915, FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION 6945, 7083 1767, 3985, 5490, 5502, 5546, 5603, EDUCATION.. .SEE ALSO BILTMORE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY; SCHOOLS OF 5627 FORESTRY FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION (1900-1909) EDUCATION- -LEGISLATION 2752, 5044, 5928 3291 FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION (1910-1919) EISENHOWER-DWIGHT D. 197, 255, 466, 1705, 1827,1850, 2236, 25(2 2355, 2601, 2675, 3123, 3203, 3426, EL YUNQUE NATIONAL FOREST 4159, 5826, 5837, 5917, 5957, 5999 1541 FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION (1920-1929) ELDORADO NATIONAL FOREST 756, 1765, 1855, 2467, 2788, 337, 3480, 4257 3700, 4074, 4216, 4384, 4591, 5892 ELDREDGE-INMAN F. FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION (1930-1939) 2647 1136, 1435, 1766, 2796, 3025, 3324, EMIGRANT BASIN PRIMITIVE AREA 3519, 3522, 3523, 4332, 4601, 5709, 4240 5956, 5987 EMINENT DOMAIN FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION (1940-1949) 5645 1248, 3073, 3948, 4(54, 4330, 4390, ENGINEERING 5702, 5739, 5870, 6869, 6887 3070, 4232, 6291, 6292, 6673 FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION (1950-1959) ENGINEERING.. SEE ALSO CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION; ROADS 8 HIGHWAYS 3247, 3660, 4034, 5347, 5714, 6292, ENTOMOLOGY.. SEE FOREST ENTOMOLOGY 6389 EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION (1960-1969) 31, 576, 1(03, 1289, 1788, 1823, 1855, 2992, 5466, 5678, 6661 2236, 2354, 2405, 2673, 2907, 2988, FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION.. SEE ALSO CLOUD SEEDING; COOPERATIVE 3026, 3043, 3048, 3055, 3098, 3327, FOREST FIRE CONTROL FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION.. SEE ALSO EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT; FIRE 1135, 1435, 26)2, 2995, 3222, 3526, FIGHTERS 4116, 42)3, 4321, 4500, 5'47, 5722, FIRE CONTROL 8 SUPPRESSION- -AERIAL 5795, 5987, 6247 13,159,161, 175,191,331,533, 535, FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE )1940-1949) 821, 1536, 1778,1952,2193,2446,2594, 1126, 1)37,1274, 1476, (477, 201), 2671,2789, 2978,3037,3047,3059, 2254, 3839, 384), 3966, 5723, 5757, 3172,3357, 3436,3440,3485,3512, 5830, 6394 3701,3788, 3812,3879,3985,3994, FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE 1)950-1959) 4224, 4030,4031, 4167,4214, 4348, 24, 977, 1888,1936, 2563, 3247, 3844, 4493,4572, 4602,4620,4621,4935, 5141, 5145, 5713, 5720, 5721, 5729 5200,5201, 5223,5519,5527,5708, FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE 1)960-1969) 5712,5731, 5825,6435,6571,6572, 1(38, (395, 2216, 2415, 4977, 5340, 6573,6983 6430, 6825 FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION- -ALASKA FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE (1970- I 3023 2629 FIRE CONTROL 8 SUPPRESSION--ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE.. .SEE ALSO FIRES--CAUSES OF; RECREATION-- 2522, 2523 AND FOREST FIRES FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION- -CALIFORNIA FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE--ALASKA 1572, 1818, 1819, 3547, 3698, 4142, 162, 1060, 3559, 3611, 3678, 4480, 5339 4541, 4935, 5583, 5652, 6783 FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE--ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST FIRE CONTROL 8 SUPPRESSION- -CHOCTAWHATCHEE NATIONAL FOREST 4417, 5392 5648 FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE--ARIZONA FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION- -CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST 4192 4150 FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE--CALIFORNIA FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION- -CLEVELAND NATIONAL FOREST 153, 193, 254, 4)8, 746 1033,1224, 2533 1229, 1570, 1572, 1942, 1945, 2610 FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION--COCONINO NATIONAL FOREST 2672, 3053, 3341, 3512, 4526, 5712, 5730, 5733 5865, 6447, 6783 FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION- - IDAHO FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE- -CHELAN NATIONAL FOREST 1764, 5984 3595 FIRE CONTROL 8 SUPPRESSION- -LASSEN NATIONAL FOREST FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -CLEVELAND NATIONAL FOREST 256, 5952 1034 FIRE CONTROL 8 SUPPRESSION- -LOOKOUTS FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -FLATHEAD NATIONAL FOREST 491, 699, 740, 940,1509, 1632, 1788, 2058 \7- 1821, 2157, 2200, 2361, 2673, 2681, FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE--IDAHO 3046, 3451, 3452, 3535, 3585, 3699, 2993, 3065, 3429, 3673, 4107, 5040, 3735, 4224, 4447, 4448, 4940, 5707, 5829, 61)3, 6239, 7106 5717, 5732, 5792, 5828, 6313, 6422 FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE--INTERMOUNTAIN FIRE CONTROL 8 SUPPRESSION- -MONTANA 6681 5984 FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE--KANIKSU NAT)ONAL FOREST FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION--MT. BAKER NATIONAL FOREST 4400 2436 FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -LEWIS 8 CLARK NATIONAL FOREST FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION--MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST 1472 6439 FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION- -NORTHWEST 6401 7060 FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -MINNESOTA FIRE CONTROL 8 SUPPRESSION--PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST 3488 5607 FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -M000C NATIONAL FOREST FIRE CONTROL 8 SUPPRESSION- -SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL FOREST 1573 4497 FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE--MONTANA FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION- -SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST 3429, 5040, 5829 3597 FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -NORTHWEST FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION- -SITGREAVES NATIONAL FOREST 377, 1889, 334), 3672, 3680, 5143, 6)38, 493 7062 FIRE CONTROL 8 SUPPRESSION- -SOUTH FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE--OREGON 4563 2044, 2446, 2449, 3598, 43485997 FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION- -SOUTHEAST FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE--PACIFIC COAST 5715 5800 FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION- -WASHINGTON (STATE) FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST 3535 4453 FIRE FIGHTERS FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE- -ROCKY MOUNTAINS 3481 334), 5657, 5800 FIRE FIGHTERS.. .SEE ALSO FOREST FIRE FIGHTERS SERVICE, INDIAN FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE- -SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL FOREST FIRE FIGHTERS; SMOKEJUMPING 882 FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -SANTA BARBARA NATIONAL FOREST 3985, 5692, 5841 627 FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE (1890-1899) FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -SHOSHONE NATIONAL FOREST 3005, 5292 4472 FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE (1900-1909) FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE- -S(USLAW NATIONAL FOREST 2549, 2752, 3470, 4956, 5591, 5806, 4632 5836, 6224, 6991 FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -WASHINGTON (STATE) FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE (1910-1919) 2044 236, 237, 251, 252, 253, 255, 303, 326, FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE- -WEST 402, 483, 2573, 3473, 3717, 5805, 5999, 637, 638, 1)22,(935, 2453 6139 FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE--WILLAMETTE NATIONAL FOREST FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE (1920-1929) 3784 629, 636, 2458, 2922, 32(9, 3220, 3700, FIRE INCIDENCE & DAMAGE--WISCONSIN 3715, 4117, 4211, 4908, 5110, 5427, 3488 5950, 6595, 6881 FIRE LEGISLATION FIRE INCIDENCE 8 DAMAGE (1930-19391 616, 6)7, 745, 782, 894, 902, 2344, 2415, 3009, 3610, 5044, 5354,5838, FLORIDA--NATIONAL FORESTS 6259 6682 FIRE POLICIES & PROGRAMS FLYNN-TED P. 136, 149,192, 234, 261, 560, 664, 100, 4545 867, 881, 894, 982, 1095,1117, 1158, FORBES-REGINALD D. 1270, 1329, 1330, 1442, 1678, 1905, 853 1937, 2306, 2165, 3050, 3058, 3135, FOREST ADVISORY BOARDS IGRAZING) 3171, 3250, 3335, 3602, 3659, 4157, 67,101, 2626, 3778, 3793, 4741, 4755, 4323,4338, 4507, 5036, 5212,5421, 4781, 4805, 4825, 4829, 4834, 4835, 5585,6431, 6448, 6921, 7061 6036, 6547 FIRE PREVENTION FOREST ADVISORY COUNCILS 42, 896,1051, 1119, 1120, 1144,1339, 6643 1356, 1439, 1489, 1165, 2031, 2136, FOREST APPEALS BOARDS (GRAZING) 2342, 2457, 2469, 2740, 2760, 2796, 74, 4786 2797, 3039, 3123, 3425, 3715, 3981, FOREST BIOLOGY 4323, 4508, 4509, 5082, 5106, 5359, 5500 5421, 5631, 5701, 5710, 5728, 5756, FOREST BIOLOGY.. .SEE ALSO FOREST PROTECTION 5785, 5804, 5980, 6137, 6162, 6207, FOREST CONSERVATION 6964, 6993, 7009, 1081 21,1604, 1908, 2486, 3537, 3774, 4394, FIRE PREVENTION.. .SEE ALSO SPARK ARRESTERS 4991 5170, 7145 FIRE PREVENTION--ALASKA FOREST CONSERVATION 11870-1879) 1143 3648, 3651, 6513 FIRE PREVENTION--ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST FOREST CONSERVATION (1880-1889) 4152 3643, 3647, 3656, 6627 FIRE PREVENTION--CABINET NATIONAL FOREST FOREST CONSERVATION (1890-1899) 5555 2283, 3592, 4172, 5704 FIRE PREVENTION--CALIFORNIA FOREST CONSERVATION (1900-1909) 194, 628,1706, 1820, 2468, 4552, 5552 1561, 2019, 2456, 2879, 3640,3645, FIRE PREVENTION--EASTERN 3718, 3723, 40)8, 4022, 4025,4138, 5463 4315, 4360, 4560, 4955, 5238,5253, FIRE PREVENTION--IDAHO 5623, 5625, 5820, 5821, 5831,6641, 3438 6684 6990, 7008 FIRE PREVENTION--MONTANA FOREST CONSERVATION (1910-1919) 3438 202), 2444, 2447, 2595, 2656,2658,

FIRE PREVENTION--NORTHWEST . 3)24, 3)28, 3192, 3257, 3509,5038, 194, 1505 5)28, 5246, 5309, 5310, 6119,6171, FIRE PREVENTION--OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST 6)85, 6589, 6849, 6957 316 FOREST CONSERVATION (1920-1929) FIRE PREVENTION--OZARK NATIONAL FOREST 43, 406, 528, 529, 598, 878,1560,1565, 4038, 4039 1585, 1748, 1925,1944, 2239,2295, FIRE PREVENTION--SAWTOOTH NATIONAL FOREST 2373, 2450, 2470, 2674 2904,3249, 2907 3268, 3274, 3275, 3748, 4218,4223, FIRE PREVENTION--SOUTH DAKOTA 4392, 5105, 5122, 5132, 5133,5160, 235 5173, 5296, 5304, 5422, 5460,5534, FIRE PROTECTION.. .SEE FIRE PREVENTION 5610, 5887, 5893, 6322, 6423,6879, FIRE RESEARCH 7)29 238, 563, 626, 644, 1668, 1669, 1775, FOREST CONSERVATION (1930-1939) 2786, 2807, 3045, 3047, 3049, 3050, 1068, 1331, 1335,1381, 1406,1583, 3129, 4205, 4927, 5351, 5466, 5743, 1597, 1697, 1836, 2005, 2299,2324, 5801, 5852, 5871, 6343, 6382, 6783, 2937, 3001, 3223, 3552, 3815,3830, 6828, 7102 3833, 3891, 3909, 3949, 3950,4175, FIRE RESEARCH.. .SEE ALSO AERO-FIRE; FIRE BEHAVIOR LABORATORY 4397, 4576, 4587, 4951, 5135,5180, (GEORGIA) 5393, 5529, 5642, 5976, 5986,6225, FIRE RESEARCH.. .SEE ALSO NORTHERN FOREST FIRE LABORATORY; 6959, 7070, 7075 OPERATION FIRESTOP; SKYFIRE FOREST CONSERVATION (1940-19491 FIRE TRAILS 1036, 1068, 1080, 1208,1305,1308, 2675 1407, 1441, 1600, 2011, 2249,2288, FIRE WEATHER 2296, 3368, 35)8, 4477, 4695,4906, 923, 924,1775, 3049, 3366, 3521, 5743, 4945, 51)3, 5204, 5483, 5501,5711, 5843, 6382 5719, 6392, 6903, 7004 FIRE WEATHER WARNING SERVICE FOREST CONSERVATION (1950-1959) 925, 3182, 4455, 5227, 5718, 6343 2950, 3463, 4225, 4368, 4905,5823, FIRE-KILLED TIMBER 5975, 6025, 6288, 6951 3258 FOREST CONSERVATION (1960-1969) FIRES--CAUSES OF 1074, 1310, (480, 1805, 2352,4499,

195, 196, 325, 437, 438, 146, 1249, . 5003, 560), 6013, 6577, 6822,6876

1988, 2124, 3525, 3602, 4215, 4321, FOREST CONSERVATION (1970- I 4428, 4908, 5466, 5917, 6575 1398,1668, 1809, 5348, 6011,6429 FIRES--CAUSES OF.. .SEE ALSO INCENDIARIES FOREST CONSERVATION COMMEMORATIVE STAMP FIRESTOP. .SEE OPERATION FIRESTOP 1)32,1)61, 1197, 1873, 3842 FLAIIBEAU (PROJECT) FOREST CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA 2360 1047,1291 FLATHEAD NATIONAL FOREST FOREST CONSERVATION- -AND POPULATON 995, 1124, 1235, 1316, 1368, 1419, 1981, 5476 2276, 3351, 3897, 4515, 4922, 6969 FOREST CONSERVATION--HISTORY FLOODS.. SEE FOREST INFLUENCES- -AND FLOODS 3231 FLORIDA FOREST DAMAGE.. SEE ALSO FOREST ENTOMOLOGY; FOREST PATHOLOGY; 3209 FOREST PROTECTION FLORIDA NATIONAL FOREST FOREST DAMAGE- -NEW ENGLAND 632, 5039 1892, 2(54, 3439, 3457, 3599, 5725, 5174, 6396, 6397, 6754, 7020 FOREST LAND ACQUISITION--FEDERAL 11930-1939) FOREST DAMAGE--NEW ENGLAND.. .SEE ALSO NEW ENGLAND FOREST 948, 1145,1273, 1276, 1286,1290, 1294, EMERGENCY PROJECT ((939) 1325, 1348,1481, 2266, 3063, 3118, FOREST DAMAGE--NEW ENGLAND. .SEE ALSO TIMBER SALVAGE 3217, 3435, 3492, 3837, 3928, 3944, ADMINISTRATION 3961, 3982, 4079, 4080, 5903, 6141, FOREST DAMAGE- -NORTHWEST 6152, 6509 3677 FOREST LAND ACQUISITION--FEDERAL (1940-1949) FOREST DAMAGE- -OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST 1052, 1275, 1473, 3945, 6522, 6560 (76, 3317 FOREST LAND ACQUISITION--FEDERAL (1950-1959) FOREST DAMAGE- -PUERTO RICO 6491 820, 1675 FOREST LAND ACQUISITION--FEDERAL (1960-1969) FOREST DISEASES.. .SEE FOREST PATHOLOGY; SEE ALSO FOREST 6544 PROTECT ION FOREST LAND ACQUISITION- -FOR TIMBER PRODUCTION FOREST ECOLOGY 619 702 901 7, 1759, 3537, 4110, 4628, 4977, 6269 FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP FOREST ECONOMICS 641, 1259, 1485, 1557, 1717, 2006, 207), 33(3, 3631, 4070, 4322, 4323, 4920, 2083, 2100, 2175, 2290, 3080, 3213, 5653, 6844, 7098 3482, 3564, 3606, 3742, 4415, 4623, FOREST ENTOMOLOGY 5301, 5687; 5783, 5845, 5912, 6234, 179, 257, 271, 321, 707, 815, 852, 1599, 6956, 6966, 7076 1683,1935, 2438, 2573, 4010, 4072, FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP. . SEE ALSO HOMESTEADS; NATIONAL FORESTS- - 4541, 4986, 6363, 6893, 6931, 7105 FED. VS. STATE CONTROL OF FOREST ENTOMOLOGY.. .SEE ALSO FOREST PROTECTION FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP.. .SEE ALSO NATIONAL FORESTS- -LAND SALES IN; FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS SETTLERS & FOREST LANDS 249, 332, 444, 562, 588, 797, 2137, FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP- -MINNESOTA 2149, 2477, 2845, 3810, 3896, 5755, 2482 6712, 6762, 7138 FOREST LANDSCAPING FOREST EXPERIMENT STATIONS.. .SEE ALSO BY NAME 2535, 5573, 5574, 5634, 5905, 6319, FOREST FIRE FIGHTERS SERVICE 6449 2534, 4209, 6887 FOREST LAW ENFORCEMENT FOREST GENETICS 6494 1553, 16(1, 3445, 5565, 6252 FOREST LEGISLATION FOREST GENETICS.. SEE ALSO INSTITUTE OF FOREST GENETICS-- 2211, 2716, 3709, 4047, 4048, 4049, PL AC ER V ILLE 5645, 6848 FOREST GENETICS.. SEE ALSO SOUTHERN INSTITUTE OF FOREST GENETICS FOREST LEGISLATION 11870-18791 FOREST HOMESTEAD ACT OF 1906 6513 5907 FOREST LEGISLATION (1880-1889) FOREST INFLUENCES 3483 1035, 1240, 1526, 1544, 2147, 2478, FOREST LEGISLATION (1890-1899) 2724, 2761, 3412, 3656, 3731, 4551, 2749, 2830, 6518, 6519, 6520, 6540, 4559, 4571, 4637, 4643, 5086, 5133, 6594 6599 5248, 5294, 5580, 5619, 5631, 6106, FOREST LEGISLATION 11900-19091 6131, 6189, 6191, 6213, 6437, 6526, 2285, 2835, 2853, 3712, 3731, 4431, 6639, 6865, 6990, 7031, 7131, 7132 5057, 5261, 6229, 6342, 6477, 6525, FOREST INFLUENCES--AND CLIMATE 6526, 6554, 7050 3(9, 2668, 2991, 3592, 4134, 4179, 4700, FOREST LEGISLATION 11910-1919) 5833, 6871 3179, 3292, 5215, 6097, 6174, 6472, FOREST INFLUENCES- -AND FLOODS 65)1, 6512, 6515, 6516 55, 292, 319, 522, 524, 658, 661, 681, FOREST LEGISLATION 11920-1929) 823, 2769, 3255, 3396, 3581, 3712, 3714, 36, 37, 54,193, 229, 316, 446, 452, 4119, 5052, 5101, 5263, 5264, 5692, 587, 594, 598, 622, 672, 675, 678, 679, 5833, 6468, 6470, 6973, 7128 680, 719, 744, 807, 819, 834, 835, 836, FOREST INFLUENCES- -AND IRRIGATION 837, 1501,1502, 1503, 1699, 2268, 2269, 1550, 4558, 5293, 5955 2270, 2458, 2908, 3376, 3554, 3608, FOREST INFLUENCES- -AND NAVIGATION 3632, 4501, 47)2, 5014, 5102, 5103, 2917, 4486 5151, 5158 5159, 5395, 5396, 5545, FOREST INFLUENCES- -AND WATERSHEDS 5764, 5765, 5958, 6114, 6510, 6514, 226, 293, 472, 1550,1789, 2334, 2490, 6523, 6551 2497, 2698, 2739, 2955, 3940, 4119, FOREST LEGISLATION 11930-1939) 4123, 4560, 5674, 6946 527, 639, 668, 670, 852, 880,114), FOREST LAND ACQUISITION.. .SEE ALSO BY NAME OF FOREST; NATIONAL 1179, 1204, 1387, 1389, 2649, 3890, FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION 3929, 569), 6469, 6481, 6503, 6504, FOREST LAND ACQUISITION.. .SEE ALSO NATIONAL FORESTS (PURCHASE OF 6505, 6509, 6549 EASTERN) FOREST LEGISLATION (1940-1949) FOREST LAND ACQUISITION.. .SEE ALSO NATIONAL FORESTS--AREAS AND 1179, 1306, 1369,1431, 2057, 2059, BOUNDAR I ES 2271, 2292, 3109, 3368, 3803, 39)7, FOREST LAND ACQUISITION--FEDERAL 4002, 4418, 4780, 6065, 6475, 6483, 551, 1426, 2908, 4084, 4094, 4577, 4699, 6484, 6485, 6486, 6487, 6488, 6489, 4709, 5209, 5908, 5909, 5910, 6046, 6522, 6524, 6528, 6548, 6560, 7063 6070, 6071, 6378, 6500, 6763 FOREST LEGISLATION 11950-1959) FOREST LAND ACQUISITION--FEDERAL 11900-1909) 1722, 1753, 2277, 2385, 2402 2977, 5840, 6477 3776, 4603, 4944, 5823, 6065, 6478, FOREST LAND ACQUISITION--FEDERAL 11910-1919) 6482, 6490, 6491, 6495, 6498, 6501, 460, 29(4, 5681, 6087, 6169, 6410, 6511, 6552 6512 FOREST LEGISLATION (1960-1969) FOREST LAND ACQUISITION--FEDERAL (1920-1929) 1253, 1267, 2277, 2395, 2423 3359, 531, 625, 708, 709, 774, 777, 779, 784, 3361, 3362, 3365, 3455, 3906, 4432, 832, 860, 915, 916, 2817, 3211, 3216, 4710, 5353 5964, 5972, 6337, 6480, 3242, 3378, 5439, 5770, 5772 5904, 6493, 6497, 6502 6544, 6546, 6565, 6374, 65(0, 6514, 6583 6942, 6944 FOREST LEGISLATION (1970. I 5306, 5363, 5422, 5498, 5532, 5545, 1891, 2002, 2277, 2384, 2967, 3802, 5645, 5778, 5869, 5908, 6076, 6083, 4276, 4437, 4564, 5343, 5345, 5355, 6114, 6165, 6237, 6378, 6407, 6408, 6492, 6494 6426, 6440, 6442, 6453, 6454, 6457, FOREST MANAGEMENT 6570, 6582,6585,6611,70)5,7019, 361, 1427, 1530, 1742, 1774, 1861, 2026, 7021, 7051,7091,7096,7)33 2088, 2156, 2168, 2218, 2227, 2273, FOREST POLICY (1930-1939) 2321, 2375, 2391, 2417, 2518, 2721, 23, 138947, 948, 984, 101), 1020, 2742, 2751, 2755, 2901, 2918, 2920, 1050, 1061,1302, 1332, 1345, 1361, 2968, 2981, 3072, 3169, 3224, 3248, 581, (717,1779, 1780, 1832, 1847, 3262, 3264, 3313, 3372, 346!, 3465, 2016, 2018, 2092, 2142, 2152, 2229, 3524, 3649, 3656, 3765, 4014, 4026, 2264, 2303, 2324, 2550, 2803, 2810, 4037, 4265, 4362, 4398, 4440, 4564, 2954, 3106, 3204, 32173225, 3551, 4707, 4800, 4916, 4936, 5107, 5254, 3634, 3667, 3756, 3797, 3807, 3973, 5372, 5459, 5472, 5508, 5832, 5873, 4060, 40994137, 4394, 4396, 4510, 5924, 5927, 6077, 6232, 6362, 6499, 4574, 4657, 4907, 49485126, 5153, 6503, 6626, 6627, 6713, 6842, 6843, 5308, 5504, 5556, 5616, 5676, 5691, 6972, 7044, 7089 5894, 5896, 5978, 6031, 6078, 6233, FOREST MANAGEMENT. .SEE ALSO SILVICULTURE; TIMBER MANAGEMENT; 626), 6284,6321,6455,6723,6813, TRANSPORTAT ION SYSTEMS 6859, 6867,6935,6959,7064 FOREST MANAGEMENT. SEE ALSO WORKING PLANS FOREST POLICY (1940-1949) FOREST MANAGEMENT--AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES 70, 81, 956, 992, 1006, 1017,1086, 1704, 1736 1150, 1)57,1232, 1306,1362,1388, FOREST MANAGEMENT- -AND THE UNEMPLOYED 1390, 1460,1497, 1731,1858,1859, 1860 1872, 1881,1926, 2059, 2060, 2066, FOREST MANAGEMENT- - INDIAN LANDS 2070, 2096, 2119, 2145, 2290, 3038, 2854 3109, 3238, 3434, 3614, 3794, 3800, FOREST MANAGEMENT--PLANS 3811, 3846, 3847, 3876, 3927, 3932, 4413, 5411 3938, 3939, 3971, 3972, 4006, 4051 FOREST OF DISCOVERY NATIONAL FOREST 4052, 4313, 4372, 442), 4652, 4653, 2989 4705, 4708, 4802, 4924, 5124, 5204, FOREST PATHOLOGY 5290, 5511, 5609, 6081, 6300, 6392, 729,1287, 2930, 3367, 34873549, 3550, 64)4, 6456, 6524, 6648, 6667, 6685, 3576, 5037, 5127, 6893, 7104 6703, 6709, 6751, 6853, 6896, 6897, FOREST PATHOLOGY.. .SEE ALSO FOREST PROTECTION; WOOD PRODUCTS 6899, 6900,6902,6904,6908, 6909, INSECT LABORATORY 6922, 6976,7004,7071 FOREST POLICY FOREST POLICY (1950-1959) 57, 1283, 2135, 2383, 3265, 3431, 5940, 1)98, 1207, 1216, 1259, 1338,134), 6290, 6328, 6842, 6844 1468, 1895, 2376, 2387, 254), 4165, FOREST POLICY ILITERATURE CONCERNED WITH THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC 4402, 4504,4706, 5939, 5944, 6236, ASPECTS OF FORESTRY DEVELOPMENT 6761 FOREST POLICY (1880-1889) FOREST POLICY (1960-1969) 5705, 6244 1862, 23)0,3189, 5538, 6049, 6302, FOREST POLICY (1890-18991 6619, 6724

137, 2731, 2733, 2746, 2820, 2838, 2840, FOREST POLICY (1970- 1 2841, 4502, 4556, 4689, 4690 2002, 4980 FOREST POLICY 11900-19091 FOREST POLICY- -HISTORY 34, 1786, 2024, 2537, 2604, 2857, 2894, 1950, 2374, 2481, 2483, 2516, 3054, 2919, 3011, 3157, 3711, 4429, 5070, 3226, 3320, 3730, 4059, 5689, 5690, 5138, 5240, 5265, 6028, 6283, 6796, 6917 6961, 6984, 7116 FOREST POLICY- -MINERAL KING CONTROVERSY FOREST POLICY (1910-1919) 5966 222, 327, 343, 345, 346, 381, 482, 483, FOREST PRODUCTS 499, 1496,1587, 1835, 1837, 1911, 2036, 1876, 4349, 5807, 6645 2090, 2161, 2305, 2447, 2486, 2758, FOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 2759, 3104, 3107, 3113, 3121, 3126, 4426 3141, 3142, 3146, 3147, 3148, 3158, FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY (MADISON) 3178, 3179, 3180, 3717, 3758, 4200, 368, 373, 400, 421, 464, 550, 556, 633, 4328, 4406, 4629, 5246, 5275, 5280, 733, 946, 955, 1094,12(9, 1363, 1372, 5310, 5513, 5687, 5809, 6057, 6589, 1429,1489, 1866, 1876, (918, 2033, 6606, 6608, 6612, 6934 2034, 2035, 2114, 21)5, 2230, 2279, FOREST POLICY (1920-1929) 2335, 2479, 2488, 2551, 2766, 2851, 3, 33, 38, 39, 40, 44, 46, 148,154, 2987, 3176, 3372, 3379, 3381, 3428, 157,165,189,190, 210, 244, 259, 262, 3579, 3617, 3676, 3773, 3791, 3848, 344, 353, 431, 473, 489, 514, 515, 525, 3977, 3978, 39984343, 4344, 4350, 682, 718, 770, 822, 854, 932, 1487, 4351, 4354, 4449, 4456, 4457, 4925, 1494, 1495, 1504,1580, 1698, 1714, 5006, 5148, 5156, 5664, 5746, 5751, 1719, 1732, 1746,1902, 1993, 2008, 5752, 5758, 5853, 5854, 6140, 6146, 2009, 2073, 2163, 2164, 2232, 2294, 6155, 6199, 6274, 6376, 6383, 6384, 2300, 2301, 2611, 2655, 2674, 2699, 6434, 6928, 7018 3081, 3088, 3127, 3137, 3140, 3154, FOREST PRODUCTS MARKETING LABORATORY 3)64, 3194, 3)95, 3196, 3202, 3215, 3854 3218, 3230, 3233, 3251, 3252, 3263, FOREST PRODUCTS UTILIZATION.. SEE FOREST UTILIZATION 3266, 3277, 3278, 3280, 3285, 3378, FOREST PRODUCTS- -RESEARCH 3380, 3448, 3449, 3627, 3632, 3633, 423, 634, 635, 645, 711, 1066,1363, 3758, 3986, 4016, 4017, 4089, 4220, 1467, 1534, 1866, 2003, 255), 2787, 4324, 4325, 4342, 4346, 4347, 4349, 2861, 2887, 3176, 3227, 3428, 4188, 4350, 4538, 4549, 4582, 4609, 4622, 4713, 5650, 5993, 6376, 6434, 6476, 4692, 4983, 5037, 5130, 5131, 5171, 6937 5188, 524), 5250, 5279, 5299, 5300, FOREST PRODUCTS--RESEARCH.. .SEE ALSO TIMBER TESTS FOREST PRODUCTS. -STATISTICS 3198, 3(99, 3272, 3331, 3447, 3478, 2860 5107, 5146, 5362 FOREST PROTECTION FOREST RESOURCES--CALIFORNIA 1682, 1752, 2352, 2353, 2366, 3044, 4178 3075, 3099, 3508, 3760, 3857, 4072, FOREST RESOURCES--EASTERN 5127, 5366, 7115 1711, 3578 FOREST PROTECTION WEEK FOREST RESOURCES- - INDIAN 263, 264, 265, 266, 541, 647, 3330, 4050 4219, 5106 FOREST RESOURCES- -MINNESOTA FOREST PROTECTION.. SEE ALSO FOREST BIOLOGY; FOREST ENTOMOLOGY; 3489 FOREST PATHOLOGY FOREST RESOURCES- -MONTANA FOREST PROTECTION--AND QUARANTINES 5989 151, 409 FOREST RESOURCES- -NEBRASKA FOREST PROTECTION- -BLISTER RUST DISEASE 5144 151,158,185,186, 365, 391, 392, 7104 FOREST RESOURCES- -NORTHWEST FOREST RANGERS (742, 4314, 57666230 16, 450, 846, 1147, 1148, 1548, 1549, FOREST RESOURCES--PACIFIC COAST 1666, 1763, 1924, 2042, 2043, 2160, 3477 6939 2182, 2597, 2602, 2652, 2666, 3433, FOREST RESOURCES- -SOUTHEAST 3446, 3533, 3565, 3697, 3733, 3849, 2646 4004, 4156, 4161, 4199, 4452 4467, FOREST RESOURCES- -SOUTHERN 4479, 4490, 4966, 5409, 5516, 5517, 2800, 36204019 5521, 5524, 5566, 5613, 5659, 5878, FOREST RESOURCES--SOUTHERN.. .SEE ALSO SOUTHERN PINE BELT 5930, 5934, 6(42, 6279, 6316, 6402, FOREST RESOURCES--WASHINGTON ISTATE) 6412, 6438, 6445, 6640, 6963 3004 FOREST RANGERS--LIABILITIES OF FOREST RESOURCES- -WESTERN 1897, 3032 1882, 3272, 4487 FOREST RESEARCH FOREST RESOURCES- -WYOMING 318, 486, 650, 791, 933, 1149,1577, 6536 (871, 2133, 2(38, 2139, 2(402(51, FOREST SEED POLICIES & PROGRAMS 2484, 2485, 2489,2492, 2519, 2538, 1606, 6617 2542, 2543, 2562, 2593, 2613, 2766, FOREST SERVICE 2800, 2865, 2897, 2924, 2929, 2982, 57, 1501,661, 1739, 2061, 2219, 3121, 3352, 3460, 3462, 3729, 3850, 3892, 3228, 4681, 4926, 5043, 5107, 5321, 3975, 4088, 4129, 5346, 5352, 5412, 6531 5745, 5941, 6059, 6066, 6458, 6543, FOREST SERVICE (1900-1909) 6553, 6618, 6690, 7142 1686, 1728, 2545, 2632, 2859, 3731, FOREST RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE 4201, 4703, 4704, 5051, 52375251, 5336 5305, 5419, 6032, 6193, 6581, 6992 FOREST RESEARCH COUNCILS FOREST SERVICE 11910-1919) 5759, 5760 2337, 3(73, 4160, 5267, 5298, 5522, FOREST RESERVES 6256, 6264, 6580, 6967, 7087 1773, 2023, 2287, 2725, 2748, 2821, FOREST SERVICE (1920-1929) 2824, 2832, 2834, 2840, 2841, 2871, 434, 1630, 1679, 2614, 2645, 3970, 4339, 2890, 3010, 3066, 3307, 3466, 3555, 4340, 4361, 5024, 5030, 5048, 5102, 3556, 3769, 4954, 4961, 5255, 5281, 5105, 51085110, 5544, 6335, 6920, 5295, 5475, 5559, 5636, 5637, 5706, 6962, 7084 5839, 5847, 6006, 6518, 6519, 6520, FOREST SERVICE 11930-19391 6532, 6535, 6538, 6540, 6622, 6624, 929, 3825, 3836, 5256, 5331, 5885, 6932 6625, 6628, 6635, 6636, 6802, 6818, FOREST SERVICE 11940-19491 6888 1114, 1155, 3799, 3855, 4380, 4799, FOREST RESERVES- -AREAS AND BOUNDARIES 4801, 4804, 4808, 4810, 4827, 5796, 2818, 2827, 2831, 40234171, 4614, 6080, 6484, 6487, 6688 6462, 6638, 6868 FOREST SERVICE (1950-19591 FOREST RESERVES- -RIGHTS OF WAY 985, 1113, 1159,1251, 1373, 1440, 1479, 1730 2432, 2948, 3741, 4033, 4404 4435 FOREST RESOURCES FOREST SERVICE (1960-1969) 383, 481, 1(34, 1151, 1166,1199, 1239, 1257, 1683, 6536

1256, 1298,1399, 1410, 1437, 1587, FOREST SERVICE (1970- I 1604, 1845, 1863, 1875, 1891, 1895, 2378, 6432 1910, 1911, 2153, 2206, 2291, 2321, FOREST SERVICE LIBRARY 2363, 2375, 2386, 2493, 2578, 2611, 6298 2732, 2743, 2744, 2750, 2770, 2866, FOREST SERVICE. . .SEE ALSO BUREAU OF FORESTRY; DIVISION OF 2913, 3006, 3011, 3019, 3097, 3115, FORESTRY 3201, 3283, 3287, 3394, 3471, 3647, FOREST SERVICE- -AND LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY 3656, 3685, 3783, 4018, 4025, 4060, 1616,(628, 1644, 4087, 5371, 5386, 4099, 4114, 4217, 42224223, 4349, 5424, 5537, 5977 4444, 4445, 4468, 4542, 4543, 4625, FOREST SERVICE- -AND MINING INDUSTRY 4952, 5004, 5274, 5276, 5311, 5327, 6331 5361, 5621, 5626, 5676, 5818, 5842, FOREST SERVICE- -AND WAR 5906, 6025, 6028, 6206, 6235, 6268, 314, 2734, 3(30, 3851, 4(84, 5799, 6586, 6329, 6391, 6423, 6452, 6529, 6530, 6895 6583, 6606, 6611, 6645, 6709, 6789, FOREST SERVICE--CHIEF'S REPORT 6790, 6816, 6840, 6875, 6900, 6906, 115, 275, 302, 494, 575, 641, 762, 966, 6910, 7001, 7059, 7130, 7137, 7148, 972, 997, 1037, 1039, 1040,1217, 1272, 7149 1364, (365, 2060, 3737, 3857, 3895, FOREST RESOURCES. .SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE- -AND FOREST RESOURCES; 4798, 4802, 4831, 4869, 5(53, 5154, CHRISTMAS TREES 5442, 5450, 6104, 6105, 6771, 6901, FOREST RESOURCES- -ALASKA 7093 274, 412, 457, 461,1347, 1893, 3184, FOREST SERVICE- -CHIEFS 1038, 1205, 2189 5287, 53)1, 5416, 5486, 5511, 5622, FOREST SERVICE--CHIEFS.. .SEE ALSO BY NAME 5624, 5626, 5638, 5693, 5932, 5982, FOREST SERVICE--CONGRESSIONAL LIAISON 6030, 605), 6148, 6243, 6306, 6325, 2377 6336, 6347, 6432, 6528, 6616, 6919, FOkEST SERVICE--CRITICISM OF 70)4, 7034, 7127 178, 579, 742, 1731, 2120, 2969, 2970, FORESTRY (DEVELOPMENTS IN) 2971, 5042, 6933 1018, 1527, 2097, 2494, 25(5, 3017, FOREST SERVICE- -HISTORY 3022, 3119, 3716, 5083, 5221, 5288, 41, 436, 879, 987, 1015, 1056, 1139, 6050, 6065, 6352 1200, 1950, 2194, 2530, 2591, 2596, FORESTRY (STATUS OF) 2603, 2735, 2785, 2962, 2972, 300), 773, 1005,1497, 1751, 2646, 3133, 3150, 3092, 3221, 3628, 3650, 3822, 3870, 3151, 3167, 3256, 4045, 4691, 4736, 3875, 3905, 4004, 4381, 4405, 4434, 5271, 5282, 5938, 5990, 6180, 6424, 4436, 5192, 5232, 5239, 5406, 5494, 669), 6766, 7064 5692, 5914, 6364, 6821, 6907, 7023, FORESTRY IN LITERATURE 7094 1556, 3340 FOREST SERVICE- -LAW OFFICE FORESTRY LEGISLATION (1960-1969) 6927 4244, 4246, 4458 FOREST SERVICE- -PERSONNEL FORESTRY.. .SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY; MULTIPLE USE 256, 624, 663, 740,1160, 1202, 1654, FORESTRY; URBAN FORESTRY 1763, 2237, 2593, 2727, 2901, 3810, FORESTRY--AND FOREIGN TRADE 3887, 3896, 4106, 4287, 4381, 4722, 3163, 5598 5200, 5259, 5406, 6145, 6710 FORESTRY- -AND THE PUBLIC FOREST SERVICE- -PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 2309, 2311, 2615, 2706, 3145, 3155, 200, 313, 333, 414, 648, 858, 914, 941, 3437, 3618, 3895, 4l28, 4398, 444), 1933, 2063, 2501, 2847, 3181, 3476, 5472, 5483, 5502, 5525, 6251, 6326, 3494, 3813, 3814, 3827, 3924, 3980, 6340, 7099 4105, 4189, 4353, 4529, 4531, 5521, FORESTRY--AND THE UNEMPLOYED 6056, 6060, 6061, 6062 3863 FOREST SERVICE--PERSONNEL.. SEE ALSO BY NAME FORESTRY- -HISTORY FOREST SUPERVISORS 950, 994, 1663,1976, 2122, 2197, 2198, 2183, 5525 2202, 2203, 2204, 2207, 2345, 2480, FOREST SURVEYS 2647, 2728, 2935, 3016, 3229, 3580, 769, 1085,1166, 1241, 1246, 2150, 2839, 3658, 4013, 4047, 4412, 4578, 4665, 3018, 3019, 3785, 3861, 5763, 6044, 4981, 5125, 5315, 5515, 5520, 5688, 6489, 6692, 7069, 7073, 7101 6027, 6231, 6280, 6286, 6421, 6940, FOREST SURVEYS.. SEE ALSO AERIAL SURVEY; CONTINUOUS FOREST 6956, 6960, 6975, 7023, 7024, 7025 INVENTORY FORESTRY--INDIAN LANDS FOREST SURVEYS- -CALIFORNIA 4046 2778, 4057, 6977 FORESTRY- -SOUTHERN FOREST SURVEYS--CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST 3620, 6377, 6864, 6909 223 FORESTRY--WW I FOREST SURVEYS- -COLORADO 4, 156,166, 167,184, 241, 268, 282, 2536 283, 284, 29), 382, 419, 420, 467, 490, FOREST SURVEYS--LOUISIANA 49'), 1918, 1927, 2)38, 2139, 2140, 2165, 7017 2712, 3125, 3200, 3232, 3270, 3282, FOREST SURVEYS- -NEBRASKA 4140, 5753 3385 FORESTRY--WW II FOREST SURVEYS- -NEVADA 961, 988, 990, 1080, 1131, 1339, 1437, 7068 1438, 1439, 2319, 2926, 3087, 3298, FOREST SURVEYS--NORTH CAROLINA 3659, 3682, 3804, 3843, 3862, 3864, 209 3868, 3981, 4040, 4153, 4331, 4420, FOREST SURVEYS--SOUTHEAST 4567, 5728, 5756, 6443, 7026 1558, 2703, 2895 FORESTS.. SEE EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS; FOREST RESOURCES; FOREST FOREST SURVEYS- -SOUTHERN RESERVES; MILITARY FORESTS 2644 FORESTS.. SEE NATIONAL FORESTS FOREST TYPES FORT VALLEY EXPERIMENTAL FOREST 3766, 7080 3002 FOREST UTILIZATION FORT VALLEY FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION 327, 536, 585, 826, 1429,1908, 2141, 2953, 5179 2231, 2239, 2304, 2429, 2495, 2562, FRANCIS MARION NATIONAL FOREST 2763, 2844, 2987, 3390, 3439, 3469, 5563 3588, 4457, 4509, 5010, 5774, 5807, FREMONT NATIONAL FOREST 5993, 6144, 6206, 6253, 7019, 7021, 6504 7022 FRENCH PETE VALLEY FOREST UTILIZATION (THE HARVESTING, PROCESSING AND FINAL DELIVERY 4937, 4969 OF FOREST PRODUCE) FROME-MICHAEL FOREST UTILIZATION- -ALASKA 4296 6634 FULMER ACT FORESTATION.. SEE REFORESTATION (204, 3835 FORESTRY GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST 57, 139, 1226, 1297, 1336, 1337,1451, 1754, 2677, 2813, 3679, 3695, 6970 1561, 1620, 1684,1712, 1738, 1828, GAME REFUGE ACT 1845, 2075, 2210, 2297, 2640, 2736, 691, 692, 693, 694, 695 2741,2753,2756,307),3102,313), GAME REFUGES 3)32, 3138,3168,3347,3483,3484, 481, 801,1807, 1972, 20)0, 555) 3542, 3646, 3652, 3653, 3654, 3655, GAME REFUGES.. .SEE ALSO BY NAME 3823, 3866, 3867, 3869, 3908, 4203, GARVER-RAYMOND D. 4296, 4373, 4383, 4431, 4446, 4575, 967 4573, 5007, 5)20, 5140, 5249, 5260, GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS 10, 5226 6971 GRAZING 11950.1959) GENERAL LAND OFFICE 124,130, 19642556, 2557, 2582, 2622, 2765, 2822, 2832, 3555, 3556, 5559 2990, 3548, 3177, 4174, 4781 4886, GENERAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION 4900, 6851 4815 GRAZING (1960-1969) GENETICS. SEE FOREST GENETICS 2933, 3442, 6305

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GRAZING (1970- 1 4614, 6803, 6804, 6868 6687 GEORGE W. VANDERBILT MEMORIAL GRAZING FEES 6088 99,100,116, 341, 704705, 1146 1218, GEORGE WASHINGTON NATIONAL FOREST 1625, 1627, 1943, 2864, 3234, 3235, 5480, 5793 3243, 3661, 3662, 3747, 4386, 4739, GEORGIA 4749, 4750, 4773, 4778, 4779, 4787, 2981, 5213, 5216, 5229 4788, 4789, 4790, 4791, 4791, 4817, GHOST RANCH MUSEUM 4818, 48(9, 4823, 48374838, 4844, 1392, 6419 4845, 4864, 4865, 4875, 4880, 4890, GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST 4903, 5169, 5378, 5429, 5432, 5433, 1424, 4237, 5231, 6676, 6679 5441, 5443, 5461, 5592, 5605, 631:', GILA RIVER FOREST RESERVE 66(5 2823, 2862, 5586 GRAZING HOMESTEAD ACT GILA WILDERNESS AREA 1637 3995, 4256, 4909, 5672 GRAZING LEGISLATION (1910-19191 GIRARD-JAMES W. 3532, 6517 2648, 3042 GRAZING LEGISLATION (1920-1929) GLACIER HIGHWAY 504, 521, 559, 583, 606, 802, 803, 838, 3329 877, 884, 928, 3036, 4715, 4749, 4754, GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS AREA 4859, 4871, 4878, 4881, 4883, 5430, 1009, 1221,1295, 1444, 4260, 4263, 5434, 5445, 6051, 6067, 6317, 6545 5344, 5385 GRAZING LEGISLATION (1930-1939) GLAVIS-LOUIS R. 1210, 1461, 4524, 4756, 6024, 7005 2945 GRAZING LEGISLATION (1940-1949) GLAVIS-LOUIS R. .. SEE ALSO BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY 1236, 1391, 3782, 4745, 4818, 4828, GOAL SETTING 6488, 6547 6842 GRAZING LEGISLATION (1950-1959) GODWIN-DAVID P. 87, 91, 1092, (312, 1354, 1355, 1393, 1118 1446, 1590, 1841,1975, 2466, 2814, GORE RANGE-EAGLES NEST PRIMITIVE AREA 2990, 3078, 3093, 3781, 4688, 4743, 4272 4820, 4821, 4842, 4882, 4895, 6938, GORE RANGE-EAGLES NEST WILDERNESS AREA 7078 3987 GRAZING LEGISLATION (1960-1969) GOTHIC NATURAL AREA 6542 4475 GRAZING.. .SEE ALSO FOREST ADVISORY BOARDS (GRAZING) GOVERNORS' WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE GRAZING.. .SEE ALSO FOREST APPEALS BOARDS (GRAZING); UNDER RANGE 1745, 2020, 2022, 2024, 2192, 2331, GRAZING.. .SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY; ADVISORY BOARD OF APPEALS 2877, 2881, 3534, 3713, 5056, 5740, GRAZING--AND ADJUDICATION 5844 6662 GRAND MESA NATIONAL FOREST GRAZING--AND PERMITS 4772 83, 88, 89, 103,1498, 1802, 30(2, 3661, GRANGER-CHRISTOPHER II. 4774, 4778, 4794, 4825, 4850, 4853, 508 4855, 4866, 5049, 6591 GRASSHOPPERS GRAZING--AND PERMITS.. SEE ALSO ALIENS--AND GRAZING PERMITS 2906 GRAZING--AND WILDLIFE GRAVES-HENRY S. 93, 95, 557, 1385,(707, 2682, 2782, 145,174, 201, 281, 312, 685, 3236, 2946, 3490, 3493, 3583, 4364, 4738, 3719, 3881, 3921, 4682, 6118, 6177, 4814, 4831 6184, 6576 GRAZING--GOATS GRAZING 723, 1623, 1629, 2038 1641, 1997, 2726, 4813, 5182; 5379 GRAZING--MULTIPLE USE PLANNING GRAZING (1890-1899) 2338, 4989 1531, 2362 GRAZING--SHEEP GRAZING (1900-1909) 723, 1546, 1617, 1623,1647, 1648, (727, 2824, 2826, 4961, 5266, 6699, 6888, 2825, 2837, 3068, 4(83, 4738, 4957, 6891 5139, 5202, 5474, 5660, 5919, 5929, GRAZING (1910-1919) 6568, 6978, 6981 203, 307, 1790, 2121, 3745, 4077, 4086, GREAT BASIN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION 5380, 6037, 6148, 6584 5670 GRAZING (1920-19291 GREAT DISMAL SWAMP 17, 181, 728, 887, 888, 1638, 1642, 3877 1646, 1771, 1916, 1929, 2565, 3295, GREAT GULF WILD AREA 3344, 4024, 4109, 4672, 5218, 5431, 12(3 5435, 5437, 5444, 5446, 5447, 5628, GREAT GULF WILDERNESS AREA 5644, 5669, 5867, 6051, 6248, 6590 2440 GRAZING 11930-1939) GREELEY-ARTHUR W. 62, 94, 1(8, 1211, 1919, 2067, 2502, 943, 1004, 3185 4(45, 5679, 5886 GREELEY-WILLIAM B. GRAZING 11940-1949) 202, 573, 574, 685, 2812, 3014, 3594, 61, 86, 102, 107,133, 1378, 1391, 1996, 4076, 4585, 4586, 4753, 5426, 6289, 2553, 2554, 2558, 4476, 4478, 4492, 6576 4737, 4824, 4826, 4862, 4872, 4901, GREEN MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST 4941, 4943, 6294, 6377, 6846, 7012 3878, 5491, 6784, 6848 GREEN RIVER HUNT-GEORGE M. 3694 955 GROVER-FREDERICK W HUNTING 3311 4194, 6029, 6982 GUNNISON NATIONAL FOREST HUNTINGTON WILDLIFE FOREST 4475 2639 GUTHRIE-JOHN D. HURON NATIONAL FOREST 5579 757, 861 1946, 2939 6711 HALL-i. ALFRED HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMPANY -. - 946 6464, 6521 HALL-WILLIAM LOGAN ICKES-HAROLD L. 3297 3708, 6345 HANSON-PERCY 0. IDAHO 3795 1499 HARDWOOD MANUFACTURERS IDAHO NATIONAL FOREST 1698 2912, 6704 HARNEY NATIONAL FOREST IDAHO PRIMITIVE AREA 3589, 6087, 6413 4267 HARPER-VERNE L. IDAHO--NATIONAL FORESTS 3464 315, 2445, 2857, 3353, 3452, 3696, 4101, HATTON-JOHN H. 4659, 4825, 5045, 5053, 5641, 6038, 4813 6686, 6740, 7038 HEARST CORPORATION IDAHO--NATIONAL FORESTS.. .SEE ALSO WHITE CLOUDS CONTROVERSY 6763 IDAHO- -WILDERNESS AREAS HEARTS CONTENT NATURAL AREA 5662 5615 INCENDIARIES HEINTZLEMAN-FRANK 239, 1224, 1436,1652, 2123, 2468, 2752, 1004 3009, 3053, 3693, 5596, 5724, 5734, HELENA NATIONAL FOREST 5816, 6138 1984, 4261, 4262, 5499 INDIAN CREEK WATERSHED HELLS CANYON 4230 3696 INDIAN FIRE FIGHTERS HELLS CANYON-SEVEN DEVILS SCENIC AREA 1491,1607, 2281, 3315, 3683, 4972, 4719 5205 HERBICIDES.. SEE PESTICIDES INDIAN FOREST SERVICE HERITAGE-CLARK C. 6204 620 INDIAN FOREST SERVICE (ALASKA) HERRICK TIMBER CONTRACT 2947 6549, 6561 INDIAN LANDS HEWES-LAURENCE I. 4046 3562 INDIAN TERRITORY HEWITT BILL 6466 6075 INDIANA HIAWATHA NATIONAL FOREST 2534 3958, 5482, 5781, 6794 INDIANA HARDWOOD LUMBERMEN'S ASSOC. HIGH SIERRA WILDERNESS AREA 6132 4726 INDIANS HIGHWAYS.. SEE ROADS & HIGHWAYS 724, 1884, 4050 HINE-W.R. INDIANS.. .SEE ALSO FORESTRY--INDIAN LANDS 743 INDIANS.. .SEE AZTEC LAND CONTROVERSY HISTORY...SEE BY TOPIC, I.E. FORESTRY--HISTORY; SEE ALSO SOURCE INDIANS. ..SEE BY NAME; FOREST MANAGEMENT--INDIAN LANDS; NATIONAL MATERIALS- -HISTORICAL FORESTS- - INDIAN ALLOTMENTS HOLY CROSS NATIONAL FOREST INFORMATION & EDUCATION ACTIVITIES 5651, 5947 187, 234, 289, 290, 320, 368, 393, 662, HOLY CROSS NATIONAL FOREST.. .SEE ALSO RECREATION--MT. OF THE HOLY 800, 912, 927,1147, 1425, 1870, 2697, CROSS. 2701, 2952, 2976, 3060, 3289, 3443, HOMESTEAD MINING COMPANY 4166, 5340, 5421, 5633, 6183, 6759 6459 INFORMATION & EDUCATION ACTIVITIES.. .SEE ALSO EXHIBITS; HOWDY THE HOMESTEADERS. :.SEE SETTLERS & FOREST LANDS RACOON; SMOKEY THE BEAR HOMESTEADS--FRAUDULENT CLAIMS INSECTICIDES. . .SEE PESTICIDES 6563 INSECTS.. .SEE FOREST ENTOMOLOGY; FOREST PROTECTION; GRASSHOPPERS HOMESTEADS- -REGULATION OF FOREST INSTITUTE OF FOREST GENETICS- -PLACERVILLE 6629, 6630 1553, 3445, 3685, 3885, 4403, 4537, HOMESTEADS--SURVEY OF FOREST 5565, 5822, 6311 6632 INSTITUTE OF FOREST GENETICS--PLACERVILLE. .SEE ALSO EDDY TREE HOOSIER NATIONAL FOREST BREEDING STATION 1808, 6379 INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST & RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION HOOVER COMMISSION 725, 1669, 3689 1314, 2260 INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY HOPKINS-HOWARD 511, 2845, 5358, 5719 962 INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY. SEE ALSO WORLD FOREST RESEARCH CONGRESS HOSMER-RALPH C. INYO NATIONAL FOREST 3628 2027, 3530, 4169, 5916, 6042 HOUGH-FRANKLIN B. IOWA 4148, 5478 2259, 4357 HOWDY THE RACCOON IRON INDUSTRY 5172 3649 HUMBOLDT NATIONAL FOREST IRRIGATION 1261, 1340, 1981, 2580, 4985, 5860 5281, 5625 HUMBOLDT NATIONAL FOREST.. .SEE ALSO MOUNT WHEELER CONTROVERSY IRRIGATION.. SEE ALSO FOREST INFLUENCES- -AND IRRIGATION JACKSON NATIONAL FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP.. .SEE ALSO OREGON & CALIFORNIA LANDS; PACIFIC LAND 806, 899 GRANT JARDINE-JAMES 1. LAND OWNERSHIP.. .SEE ALSO PUBLIC LANDS--AND SPECULATORS 1654 LAND USE JEFFERSON NATIONAL FOREST 143,355 735, 949, 964, 742,1830, 2654, 5485, 6706, 6785 1849,1863, 2002, 2014,2084,2099, JEWEL BASIN WILDERNESS AREA 2102, 2153, 2170, 2172, 2238, 2312, 2346 2351, 2391, 2443, 2459, 2478, 2499, JOHN MUIR TRAIL 2507, 2509, 2510, 2544, 2590, 2842, 6042 2878, 3040, 30963100, 3183, 3237, JOHN W. BANKHEAD NATIONAL FOREST 3241, 3273, 3287, 3316, 3353, 3389, 2650 3437, 3575, 3657, 3671, 4014, 4015, JOHNSTON-DON P. 4044, 4070, 4098, 4135, 4326, 4359, 4126, 4438 4644, 4862, 4922, 4979, 5053, 5080, JORNADA RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION 5119, 5335, 5452, 5486, 5541, 5769, 1653 6102, 6173, 6278, 6411, 6485, 6502, JOYCE KILMER MEMORIAL FOREST 6505, 6587, 6760, 6836, 6840, 6876, 2959, 4540 6919,7010,7028, 7050, 7129, 7133, KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST 7134,7145 188, 546, 604, 607, 608, 707, 931, 1109, LAND USE.. .SEE ALSO RECREATION--AND LAND USE 1707, 3644, 4187, 4310, 4358w 5742, LAND. . .SEE PUBLIC LANDS; RANGE LANDS; RECREATION LAND MANAGEMENT 6707 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE KALMIOPSIS WILD AREA 6369 5967 LANDSCAPING.. .SEE AESTHETICS; FOREST LANDSCAPING; LANDSCAPE KANE EXPERIMENTAL FOREST ARCHITECTURE 6708 LANDSLIDES KANIKSU NATIONAL FOREST 897, 1035, 1526, 3673, 3679 3433, 4400 LASSEN NATIONAL FOREST KEEP GREEN PROGRAMS 256, 3585, 3684, 3790, 5200, 6544 1084, 5413 LAW ENFORCEMENT KELLEY-A.P. 2676 614 LAWRENCE HOPKINS EXPERIMENTAL FOREST KELLOGG-ROYAL 5. 5773 6153 LEADVILLE NATIONAL FOREST KENNECOTT COPPER CORP. 399 4236 LEE NATIONAL FOREST KENNETT EXPERIMENT 899 4121 LEGISLATION.. SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUST LAWS; PUBLIC LANDS--LAWS KILN DRYING LEGISLATION. ..SEE ALSO BY TOPIC,I.E. FOREST LEGISLATION 368, 6383 LEGISLATION.. SEE ALSO CONSERVATION- -AND ADJUDICATION; GRAZING- - KINGS CANYON CONTROVERSY AND ADJUDICATION; TRANSFER ACT 0 958, 998, 1164, 1327, 3033 LEOPOLD-ALDO KINGS CANYON-SEOUOIA NATIONAL PARK 502 4072 LEWIS 8 CLARK NATIONAL FOREST KIRLANDS WARBLER MANAGEMENT AREA 995, 1105, 1124,1266, 1368, 1396, 1419, 1946 3897, 4515 KITTREDGE-JOSEPH LEWIS-PADERSON Y. 511, 6841 1569 KLAMATII INDIANS LIEU LANDS 1448, 2126, 4944, 6368 6534 KLAMATH NATIONAL FOREST LINCOLN FOREST RESERVE 4496 5330 KNEIPP-LEON F. LINCOLN-SCAPEGOAT WILDERNESS AREA 962 4261, 4262 KOCH-ELERS LINVILLE RIVER GORGE WILDERNESS AREA 4102 3536 KOOTENAI NATIONAL FOREST LITTLE BELT MOUNTAINS FOREST RESERVE 5703 4177 KOTOK-EDWARD I. LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY 510, 3832 1594, 1657, 6440 KREUTZER-WILLIAM R. LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY.. .SEE ALSO FOREST SERVICE--AND LIVESTOCK 1961, 5323, 5948 INDUSTRY; BY NAME OF ASSOCIATIONS LA SAL NATIONAL FOREST LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY.. SEE ALSO SHEEP INDUSTRY; STATE LIVESTOCK 1986 ASSOCIATIONS LABORATORIES (RESEARCH).. SEE BY NAME LOCKE-EDWARD G. LAKE STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION 946 233, 367, 488, 605, 734, 796, 911, 2118, LOGAN CANYON CONTROVERSY 2562, 3888, 4066, 4341, 5346, 5771, 27, 1716 7126, 7135, 7136, 7146 LOGGING LAKE TAHOE FOREST RESERVE 1829, 2486,2795, 3083, 3244, 3417, 5817 4042, 5810 LAND CLASSIFICATION LOGGING INDUSTRY 355, 3727, 5911, 6760, 7038 39, 46, 278, 1005, 1140,1150, 1244, LAND LINE LOCATION PROGRAMS 1245, 1345,1910, 2007, 2011, 2141, 2233 2294, 2304, 2539, 2690, 2755, 3097, LAND OWNERSHIP 3152, 3191, 3223, 3239, 3245, 3246, 5685 3267, 3292, 3381 3448, 3580, 3815, LAND OWNERSHIP.. .SEE ALSO EMINENT DOMAIN; FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP; 3846, 4218, 4327, 4356, 4574, 4575, LIEU LANDS 4705,5004,5262,5308, 5416, 560), 5986,6233,6934 LOGGING INDUSTRY--CALIFORNIA 4717 4981 MCCARTHY-F .F. LOGGING INDUSTRY--MINNESOTA 768 4151 MCCLELLAN NATIONAL FOREST LOGGING INDUSTRY--MISSISSIPPI 806, 899 3567 MCCOOL-KEITH H. LOGGING INDUSTRY- -NORTHWEST 843 3238 MCCORD-NEWTON

LOGGING INDUSTRY- -OREGON 6826 - 4415 MCGINNIS-WILLiAM G. LOGGING INDUSTRY- -WEST COAST 3796 4335 MCGUIRE-JOHN R. LOGGING INDUSTRY--WESTERN 1750, 2399 2390 MCMILLAN-LANNING R. LOGGING INDUSTRY--WISCONSIN 455 3639, 3691 MCNARY-WOODRUFF BILL LOGGING.. .SEE ALSO DONKEY LOGGING; SELECTIVE LOGGING 621, 676, 680, 698, 716, 751, 752, 753, LOGGING--ALASKA 754, 816, 824, 857, 876, 917, 5397 5589 7103 MCSWEENEY-MCNARY ACT LOGGING--BIGHORN NATIONAL FOREST 651, 714, 835, 917, 2134, 2700, 3953 4583 MENDOCINO NATIONAL FOREST LOGGING- -BRIDGER NATIONAL FOREST 1229, 3053, 4274 6428 MENOMINEE INDIAN RESERVATION...SEE TIMBER SALES--MENOMINEE INDIAN LOGGING--CALIFORNIA RESERVATION 5629, 7046 MENOMINEE INDIANS LOGGING--IDAHO 6151 4101 MICHIGAN LOGGING- - INTERMOUNTAIN 5346 3041 MICHIGAN NATIONAL FOREST LOGGING--MINNESOTA 850, 901 7140 MICHIGAN NATIONAL FORESTS LOGGING--NORTHWEST 2628, 5322 5439, 6711, 6794 4630 MILITARY FORESTS LOGGING--OREGON & CALIFORNIA LANDS 532 2416 MINERAL KING CONTROVERSY LOGGING--PACIFIC COAST 1956, 4170, 4461, 4733, 4962, 6433 4061 MINING INDUSTRY LOGGING--SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST 964, 1088, 1234 1261, 1409, 1492, 1551, 3511 1768,1808, 1861, 1883, 1887, 1899, LOGGING- -SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS 1958, 2225, 2472, 2496, 2723, 2725, 5417 3084 3302, 3657, 4121, 4182, 4238, LOGGINGWASHINGTON (STATE) 4277 4513 4696 4714 4930 5821 3041 5967, 5970, 6098, 6521, 6527, 6670, LOGGING--WHITE MOUNTAINS 6830, 6831, 6832, 6833, 6834, 6835, 2956 6836, 6880, 7048 LOOKOUTS.. .SEE FIRE CONTROL & SUPPRESSION--LOOKOUTS MINING INDUSTRY.. SEE ALSO BY NAME OF COMPANY; AL SARENA LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST CONTROVERSY 1592, 1840, 2412, 6401 MINING INDUSTRY.. SEE ALSO WHITE CLOUDS CONTROVERSY LOWER SUN BUTTE DAM MINING LEGISLATION 2347 964,1319, 1443, 1721, 1721, 1883, 2225, LULL-HOWARD 2226, 4930, 6478, 6527 6267 MINNESOTA LUMBER DEALERS 2285, 2854, 4140 3640 MINNESOTA FOREST RESERVE LUMBER INDUSTRY.. SEE LOGGING INDUSTRY 1842,1843, 2069, 2102, 2657, 3290, LUQUILLO FOREST RESERVE 6035, 6257 2875, 3031, 5815 MINNESOTA NATIONAL FOREST LUQUILLO NATIONAL FOREST 323, 2078, 6620, 6621, 6633 417, 1801, 4124, 4125 MINNESOTA.. SEE ALSO FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP--MINNESOTA MAGRUDER CORRIDOR CONTROVERSY MINNESOTA- -NATIONAL FORESTS 2452 724, 2482, 2500, 2729, 2916, 5439, 7140 MAINE--NATIONAL FORESTS MISSISSIPPI 2956 3604 MALHEUR NATIONAL FOREST MISSISSIPPI--NATIONAL FORESTS 6549, 6561 6736 MANAGEMENT.. SEE BY TOPIC, I.E. FOREST MANAGEMENT MISSOULA NATIONAL FOREST MANISTEE NATIONAL FOREST 684, 738, 893 6711 MISSOURI. .SEE ALSO CURRENT RIVER CONTROVERSY MANTI FOREST RESERVE MISSOURI--NATIONAL FORESTS 3755 3623 MAROON BELLS-SNOWMASS WILDERNESS AREA PIODOC NATIONAL FOREST 1575 1838, 4433, 4727 MARQUETTE NATIONAL FOREST MONONGAHELA NATIONAL FOREST 3958, 6794 927, 1931, 1932, 5(99, 5495, 5775, 6675, MARYLAND 6787 749, 1720 MONONGAHELA NATIONAL FOREST- -WILDERNESS AREAS MASON-DAVID T. 6318 4312 4411 MONSSON W H MCAROLE-RICHARD F. 523 968, 969, 970, 971,1353, 2413, 3925, MONTANA 2683 407 MONTANA. -NATIONAL FORESTS NATIONAL CONFERENCES ON OUTDOOR RECREATION 848, 2727, 2968, 6023, 6349, 6953, 7038 771, 809, 810 MONTANA. -WILDERNESS AREAS NATIONAL CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION 2439, 4520 6123 MONTEREY NATIONAL FOREST NATIONAL CONSERVATION COMMISSIONS 6008 2162, 5067 MONZANO NATIONAL FOREST NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONFERENCES 6103 3(7, 3406 3409, 5090, 6127 MORRELL-FRED W. NATIONAL CONSERVATION CONGRESSES 657, 954 230, 246 286, 288, 336, 337, 338, 422, MOTOR VEHICLES 2758, 2759, 2762, 5128, 5134, 5866, 1834 6125, 6166 6275 MOTOR VEHICLES.. SEE ALSO RECREATION--VEHICLE USE NATIONAL FOREST ADVISORY COMMITTEES MOUNT BAKER NATIONAL FOREST 4264 921 NATIONAL FOREST ADVISORY COUNCIL MOUNT BAKER NATIONAL FOREST.. SEE ALSO NORTH CASCADES CONTROVERSY 4892 MOUNT BALDY PRIMITIVE AREA NATIONAL FOREST BOARD OF REVIEW 3296 4836 MOUNT BALDY WILDERNESS AREA NATIONAL FOREST DISTRICTS, REGIONS.. .SEE UNDER NATIONAL FORESTS 4281 BY GEOGRAPHICAL SUBDIVISIONS MOUNT HOOD CONTROVERSY NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION 505,. 580, 766, 864, 868, 870, 926 168, 520, 778, 2805, 3510, 3703, 3835, MOUNT HOOD NATIONAL FOREST 4697, 5784, 6108, 6467, 6730, 6808, 285, 921, 1743, 3600, 4918, 4919, 6269, 6809, 6811 6863 NATIONAL FOREST WILD AREAS ACT MOUNT HOOD.. SEE ALSO RECREATION--MT. HOOD 6367 MOUNT JEFFERSON PRIMITIVE AREA NATIONAL FORESTRY COMMISSION 4724 6818 MOUNT JEFFERSON WILD AREA NATIONAL FORESTS 6718 6616 MOUNT JEFFERSON WILDERNESS AREA NATIONAL FORESTS (CAMPAIGN FOR IN EAST) 2688 60, 134,135,169, 1525, 1557, 1566, MOUNT KATAHDIN FOREST RESERVE 1757, 2029, 2075, 2307, 2329, 2332, 335 2526, 2537, 2548, 2630, 2656, 2660, MOUNT MITCHELL NATIONAL FOREST 2771, 2846, 2849, 2850, 2852, 2868, 6226 2880, 2888, 2891, 2893, 2900, 3318, MOUNT OF THE HOLY CROSS.. .SEE RECREATION--MT. OF THE HOLY CROSS 3355, 3394, 3412, 3467, 3605, 3712, MOUNT OLYMPUS CONTROVERSY 3714, 4019, 4025, 4429, 4430, 4486, 1264,1854, 2365, 2460 3033, 3622, 5026, 5054, 5072, .5099, 5111, 5225, 5121, 5533, 7112 5248, 5289, 5417, 5496, 5611, 5612, MOUNT WHEELER CONTROVERSY 5619, 5846, 5991, 6016, 6048, 613), 1340 6167 6175, 6191, 6218, 6271, 6273, MOUNTAIN LAKES WILD AREA 6276, 6341, 6477, 6525, 6526, 6554, 4612 6607, 6814, 6849, 6854, 6886, 6985, MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY 6986, 6987, 6988, 6989, 7007 26, 28, 569, 980, 1054, 1139, 1154, NATIONAL FORESTS (PURCHASE OF EASTERN) 1263, 1267, 1268, 1269, 1288, 1346, 150, 155,168, liD,171,172, 173, 217, 1519, 1721, 1729, 2156, 2221, 2284, 220, 221, 242, 243, 245, 269, 294, 334, 2315, 2316, 2388, 2398, 2412, 2416, 356, 358, 370, 372, 378, 394, 405, 463, 2496, 2520, 2578, 2592, 2693, 2695, 484, 487, 498, 520, 582, 749, 752, 754, 2764, 2941, 2949, 2998, 3030, 3094, 776, 794, 8)6,1222, 1564,1718,1720, 3186, 3289, 3311, 3319, 3345, 3349, 1833, 2336, 3377, 4095, 4697, 4698, 3383, 3442, 3464, 3518, 3574, 3666, 5074, 5084, 5109, 5390, 6100, 6109, 3759, 3900, 3901, 4245, 4247, 4264, 6133, 6)43, 6205, 6216, 6217, 6579, 4284, 4301, 4437, 4439, 4506, 4528, 6765, 6810, 7080 4919, 4932, 4937, 4987, 4989, 5192, NATIONAL FORESTS (1900-1909) 5353, 5369, 5465, 5881, 5905, 5953, 11, 1685, 1686, 1792, 2844, 2898, 3471, 5963, 5973, 6011, 6052, 6263, 6265, 3557, 3722, 5041, 5104, 5303, 5575, 6281,6309, 6310, 6359, 6387, 6390, 5935, 6466, 6796, 6979 6395, 6429, 6450, 6496, 6650, 6767, NATIONAL FORESTS (1910-1919) 6824, 6837, 6861, 6880, 7027, 7036, 362, 435, 462, 499, (760, 2080, 2103, 7124, 7125 2497, 2631, 2662, 3168, 3210, 3664, MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY.. .SEE ALSO GRAZING--MULTIPLE USE PLANNING 3665, 4162, 4194, 4406, 4984, 5278, MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY.. .SEE ALSO RECREATION--MULTIPLE USE 5777, 5813, 5931, 6102,6215, 6601, PLANN ING 6847, 7082, 7(07 MULTIPLE USE FORESTRY- -ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST NATIONAL FORESTS 11920-19291 3750 363, 495, 790, 889, 1215, 1806, 21(5, MUNNS-EDWARD N. 3389, 3607, 3882, 4075, 4100, 4212, 511 4672, 4894, 5136, 5399, 6412, 6562, MUSEUMS.. SEE GHOST RANCH MUSEUM 6769, 6839, 7097, 7)08 NAGEL-WILLIAM M. NATIONAL FORESTS (1930-1939) 893 732, 786,1282, 2076, 2598, 3497, 3705, NANTAHALA NATIONAL FOREST 3835, 4090, 5270, 6327, 6332, 6695, 772, 2958, 2959, 3514, 3515, 4540 6820, 6877, 7039 NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES NATIONAL FORESTS (1948-1949) 4690, 6818 1482, 1703 1756, 1770, 2370, 3087, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE FORESTERS 3090 3764, 4318, 4329, 4567, 4941, 6165 6356, 6393, 6600, 6901 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION IN FORESTRY NATIONAL FORESTS (1950-1959) (057, 1097,1278, 1281, 1967, 2079, 4382, 5(80, 5181, 5183, 5365, 6683, 2222, 2932, 2936, 3089, 4029, 4610, 6777 7088 6479, 6541 NATIONAL FORESTS- -WESTERN NATIONAL FORESTS (1960-1969) 1955, 2032, 2156, 6665, 6924 1811, 2426, 2943, 2975, 4718, 6045, NATIONAL GRASSLANDS 6480, 6499, 6502, 6666 1529, 1687, 3907, 6480, 6745

NATIONAL FORESTS (1970- I NATIONAL GRASSLANDS.. .SEE ALSO CIMMARRON NATIONAL GRASSLANDS 7041 NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT NATIONAL FORESTS...SEE ALSO BY TOPIC, I.E. FIRE PREVENTION-- (050, 1055, 1063, 1079,1130, 1140,

ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST (142, 1242, 1243, 1244,1371, 1406, -, NATIONAL FORESTS.. SEE ALSO FOREST RESERVES; BY NAME; BY STATE 1463, 1836, 1913, 2089,2106, 3035 NATIONAL FORESTS--AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES 3393, 3538, 3541, 3949, 4401, 4951, 2321, 2561, 2600, 4623, 5398, 5933 5507 5510, 5514, 5528 5530, 5897, NATIONAL FORESTS--AND THE UNEMPLOYED 5899, 6282, 6911, 7066, 7070, 7074 3082 NATIONAL LAND POLICY ACT NATIONAL FORESTS--AREAS AND BOUNDARIES 4737, 4822 7006 26,188, 199, 247, 301, 355, 364, 381, NATIONAL LUMBER MANUFACTURERS ASSOC. 427, 572, 581, 641, 772, 813, 856, 1225, 4706, 47(0, 47(1, 4712, 6957, 7067 2055, 2233, 2872, 3727, 3902, 4309, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE 4320, 5069, 5569, 5736, 5738, 5742, 26, 4568 6116, 6(87, 6472, 6504, 6674, 6722, NATIONAL PARKS 6781 7, 363, 462, 581, 790, 813 856, 1482, NATIONAL FORESTS- -EASTERN 1899, 2032, 2076, 2088, 2462, 2535, 49, 211, 460, 485, 615, 688, 689, 762, 2582, 3441, 4715, 4718, 4984, 4985, 785, 1279, 1542, 1562, 1563, 1565, 1736, 5015, 5571, 6351, 6839 2538, 2659, 2691, 2905, 3386, 3387, NATIONAL PARKS COMMITTEE 5749, 6064, 6362, 6672 481 NATIONAL FORESTS--EASTERN.. .SEE ALSO FOREST DAMAGE--NEW ENGLAND NATIONAL PARKS.. .SEE ALSO BY NAME; KINGS CANYON CONTROVERSY; NATIONAL FORESTS--EASTERN.. .SEE ALSO NATIONAL FORESTS (CAMPAIGN MOUNT HOOD CONTROVERSY FOR IN EAST) NATIONAL PARKS.. .SEE ALSO MOUNT OLYMPUS CONTROVERSY; NORTH NATIONAL FORESTS--FED. VS. STATE CONTROL OF CASCADES CONTROVERSY 218, 715, 812, 827, 863, 930, 1403, NATIONAL PARKS.. SEE ALSO REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK CONTROVERSY 2025, 2072, 2093, 2572, 3166, 3286, NATIONAL RIVERS & HARBORS CONGRESS 3952, 4139, 4950, 5008, 5277, 5849, 12 5850, 6166, 6381 NATIONAL TIMBER CONSERVATION BOARD NATIONAL FORESTS- - INDIAN ALLOTMENTS 3959, 3960, 5152 6631 NATIONAL TIMBER SUPPLY ACT NATIONAL FORESTS- - INTERMOUNTAIN 1957 295, 1584, 1670, 2920, 3582, 4102, 4149 NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION NATIONAL FORESTS--LAND SALES IN 6428 6490 NATIONAL WOOL GROWER'S ASSOC. NATIONAL FORESTS--MILITARY RESERVATIONS 2620, 4801, 4904, 6687 761, 899, 5404, 5405 NATURAL AREAS NATIONAL FORESTS--NORTH CENTRAL REGION 792, 1517, 1543, 1545, 1605, 2224, 2639, 18, 760, 804, 1672, 3186, 3988, 5585, 2678, 2703, 2938, 4027, 4111, 4112, 6703, 6872 4549, 4723, 5184, 5185, 5639, 5872, NATIONAL FORESTS- -NORTHERN 6068, 6069, 6602 (797, 1810, 2811, 2909, 2913, 2915, NATURAL AREAS.. SEE ALSO BY NAME 3262, 4594, 5980, 6671 NATURE INTERPRETATION NATIONAL FORESTS- -NORTHWEST 2642 321,1288, 1506, 1709, 2144, 2391, 3298, NAVAL STORES 3558, 3591, 4035, 4063, 4491, 4630, 2643, 39(0, 6237 6278, 6435, 6650, 6713 NAVIGATION.. .SEE FOREST INFLUENCES--AND NAVIGATION NATIONAL FORESTS- -PACIFIC COAST NEBRASKA 4061 289, 1691, 4136 NATIONAL FORESTS- -REBATES TO COUNTIES NEBRASKA NATIONAL FOREST 330, 347, 428, 448, 449, 898, 913, 922, 20, 793, 909, 1676, 2149, 2186, 2529, 2884, 3104, 3383, 3776, 3789, 3954, 2767, 3289, 3498, 3570, 3681, 3763, 4766, 4767, 4884, 4896, 5428, 5735, 5(44, 5808, 5888, 6746 6604, 6659, 6725 NEBRASKA- -NATIONAL FORESTS NATIONAL FORESTS--RECEIPTS 364, 7035 215, 219, 248, 277, 310, 348, 349, 350, NEVADA 360, 361, 565, 649, 683, 703, 775, 780, 3689 783, 787, 789, 848, 849, 859, 907, 1014, NEVADA LAND & LIVESTOCK ASSOC. 1277, 1357, 1753, 1940, 3086, 3091, 5437 3873, 3903, 3904, 3936, 4793, 4800, NEVADA- -NATIONAL FORESTS 4804, 4839, 5016, 5786, 6482, 6487, 560, 4739, 6719 6588, 6595, 6605, 6659, 7086 NEVADA- -WILDERNESS AREAS NATIONAL FORESTS--RECEIPTS.. .SEE ALSO RECREATION--INCOME FROM 2580 NATIONAL FORESTS--ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEW ENGLAND FOREST EMERGENCY PROJECT (1939) 1672, 1674, 2220, 2918, 4037 6754 NATIONAL FORESTS- -SOUTHEAST NEW HAMPSHIRE 187, 1642, 2212, 2318, 2692, 2982, 2983, 842, 6886 2984, 3029, 3218, 3310, 3384, 3391, NEW HAMPSHIRE--NATIONAL FORESTS 3549, 4056, 4184, 4422, 5398, 5401, 2928, 2956 5901, 6168, 6742, 6850, 7079 NEW MEXICO NATIONAL FORESTS- -SOUTHERN 4850, 5580 6672, 6737, 6743, 6768 NEW MEXICO- -NATIONAL FORESTS NATIONAL FORESTS--SOUTHWEST . 152, 359, 3583, 3915, 4656, 5224, 6741, 442, 1508 1532, 2638, 3335, 3548, 4053, 6788, 7065 NEW YORK OSCEOLA NATIONAL FOREST 3630 805 3910 NICQLET NATIONAL FOREST OTTAWA NATIONAL FOREST 6370, 6798, 6982 3958 NORD-A.G. OUACHITA NATIONAL FOREST 501 6750 NORRIS WATERSHED PLANTATIONS OUTDOOR RECREATION RESOURCES REV COMM. 1871, 1878 2422, 4285, 5349 NORTH CASCADE PRIMITIVE AREA OZARK NATIONAL FOREST 3561, 5162 2282 4108, 6117 6200, 6515 NORTH CASCADES CONTROVERSY OZARK SCENIC RIVERWAYS 1307, 2015, 2394, 2409, 2420, 2431, 6493 2686, 2689, 2944, 3544, 4283 4459, PACIFIC COAST TIMBER ASSOCIATIONS 4460, 4466, 4731, 4939, 4965, 5334, 6408 5487, 5590, 5968, 5971, 6010, 6012, PACIFIC CREST TRAIL 6260, 6308 2798 NORTH CASCADES WILDERNESS AREA PACIFIC NORTHWEST FOREST EXP. STA. 2584, 4255, 4280 643, 674 4631, 5801 NORTH DAKOTA PACIFIC NORTHWEST FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION 605 769 NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION PACK ANIMALS 367, 507, 600, 626, 731, 924, 1299, 2957, 4496, 4591, 5484, 5932 1695, 1696, 1930, 2484, 2491, 2498, PAPER INDUSTRY 3918, 3919, 5540, 5802, 6267 5151, 5157, 5597, 6018 NORTHERN FOREST FIRE LABORATORY PARKINSON-DANA 2786, 3840 3898 944 NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND GRANT PARKS 666, 701, 808, 3144, 4073, 5557 481, 933 NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION PARKS.. SEE ALSO COMMISSION ON NATIONAL PARKS 8 FORESTS; NATIONAL 6252 . PARKS NORWAYPINE PATCHCUTTING 2077 6752 NURSERIES.. SEE TREE NURSERIES; TREE FARMS PAULINA NATIONAL FOREST OCALA NATIONAL FOREST 6512 631, 5479, 6135, 6925 PAYETTE NATIONAL FOREST OFF-ROAD VEHICLES. .SEE RECREATION- -VEHICLE USE 6753 OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION PAYETTE RIVER.. .SEE TIMBER SALES--PAYETTE RIVER 2012 PECOS RIVER FOREST RESERVE OHIO 4078 6491 PECOS WILDERNESS AREA OHIO-MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FOR. EXP. STA. 1313 768, 798 PEIRCE-EARL S. OKANOGAN NATIONAL FOREST 5192 6044 PENNSYLVANIA OLSEN-CHESTER J. 480, 2817 4849 PENNSYLVANIA- -NATIONAL FORESTS OLSON-DAVID S. 1737 4988 PESTICIDES OLUSTEE EXPERIMENTAL FOREST 2352, 2353, 3576, 3826, 3913, 6418, 2026, 5352 7100 OLYMPIC FOREST RESERVE PETERS-JAMES 0. 2574, 5812 517, 730 OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST PETERSON-ERVIN L. 3328, 4064, 5788, 6748 1265 OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST.. SEE ALSO MOUNT OLYMPUS CONTROVERSY PHOTOGRAPHY,. .SEE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK PIKE NATIONAL FOREST 5560 68, 2781, 2911, 6511, 6755 OPERATION FIRESTOP PINCHOT INSTITUTE 4946 1793 OPERATION OUTDOORS PINCHOT-GIFFORD 1303, 1304, 4912 514, 685, 2021, 2199, 2333, 2487, 2525, ORDINANCE PACKAGING 2713, 2802, 3015, 3117, 3382, 3406, 3848 3637 3874, 3955, 4176, 4485, 4530, OREGON 4681, 4938, 5035, 5051, 5060, 5231, 472, 3754, 4557, 4944, 5008 5413, 5684, 5232, 5239, 5284, 5291, 5318, 5319, 7063 5324, 55505694, 6090, 6092, 6094, OREGON & CALIFORNIA LANDS 6120, 6129, 6132, 6159, 6161, 6194, 1914, 2053, 2098, 2416, 3279, 3621, 6197, 6210, 6312, 6676, 6697, 6821, 3798, 5608, 6245, 6559 6950, 7111, 7123, 7139 OREGON & CALIFORNIA LANDS.. SEE ALSO LOGGING- -OREGON 8 CALIFORNIA PINCHOT-GIFFORD. . .SEE ALSO BALLINGER-PINCHOT CONTROVERSY LANDS PISGAH FOREST OREGON NATIONAL FOREST 1860 921 PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST OREGON--NATIONAL FORESTS 366, 394, 487, 772,1279, 1527, 2191, 234, 426, 812, 891, 1723, 1778, 1851, 2397, 2643, 2958, 3374, 4163, 4453, 2561, 2681, 2941, 3325, 3326, 3528, 5074, 5468, 5550, 5551, 6040, 6088 3696, 4071, 4104, 4251, 4255, 4280, PLANTS.. .SEE RANGE PLANTS 4345, 5840, 6338, 6669, 6714, 6749 PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST OREGON. -WILDERNESS AREAS 700, 4363, 5328 4634 PLUMMER-FRED 0. 213 4998, 4999, 5388 6469, 6523, 6551 POCATELLO PLANTING STATION OUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS RESEARCH CNTR. 6017 2190 POLICY...SEE BY TOPIC, I.E. FOREST POLICY RACHFORD-C. EDWARD POPULATION.. SEE FOREST CONSERVATION--AND POPULATION; WILDERNESS 506 AREAS--AND POPULATION GROWTH RADIO. . .SEE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS PORT ORFORD CEDAR EXPERIMENTAL FOREST RAILROAD TIES 5798 536, 635, 2609, 2887, 6442 POTTER-ALBERT F. RAILROADS 164 1643 1645 3946 6118 413 2344 2861 3625 4381 4991 5804 PRESCRIBED BURNING.. .SEE CONTROLLED BURNING 6283 PRIMITIVE AREAS.. .SEE BY NAME; SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS RAILROADS.. SEE ALSO NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND GRANT; OREGON & PRODUCTS. . .SEE FOREST PRODUCTS CALIFORNIA LANDS; SPARK ARRESTERS PROFESSION OF FORESTRY RAINIER FOREST RESERVE 50, 140, 2087, 2195, 2196, 2202, 2235, 2818, 5811, 6891 2599, 2702, 2745, 2804, 2921, 3153, RAINIER NATIONAL FOREST 3190, 3229, 3461, 3479, 3553, 3627, 4964, 6593 4093, 4376, 4410, 4554, 4599, 4616, RANGE CONSERVATION 5176, 5189, 5206, 5207, 5549, 5622, 109, 110,122, 384, 1971, 2067, 2109, 5695, 5900, 5942, 5981, 5996, 6034, 2923, 4648 7092, 7094, 7141 RANGE HOGS PROGRAMS.. SEE FOREST SEED POLICIES & PROGRAMS; FIRE POLICIES & 5918 PROGRAMS; BY NAME RANGE LANDS

PROXIMITY FUSES 2, 52, 728, 1212,1582,1594, 1650, 5731 1919,1966, 2039, 2041, 2049, 2167, PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION 2999, 3532, 3582, 3974, 3999, 5166, 3956, 5177, 5455, 5464 5382, 5643, 6303, 6386, 6613, 6864, PUBLIC LANDS 7001, 7053 71, 106, 107, 108, 755, 827, 840, 862, RANGE LANDS.. .SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA--GRAZING RESOURCES; NATIONAL 1314, 1428, 1493, 1518,1968, 1978, GRASSLANDS 2031, 2064, 2103, 2169, 2174, 2176, RANGE LANDS--EXPERIMENTAL 2178, 2180, 2437, 2552, 2553, 2554, 4088 2558, 2559, 2571, 2583, 2633, 3094, RANGE LANDS--SOUTHWEST 3122, 3143, 3964, 4012, 4151, 4476, 5503 4478, 4492, 4862, 4894, 4943, 5080, RANGE MANAGEMENT 5177, 5191, 5370, 5444, 5581, 5588, 112, 1537, 1622, 1659,1708, 2284, 2408, 5679, 5682, 5886, 6295, 6302, 6305, 2564, 2799, 2922, 2923, 3066, 3235, 6332, 6532, 6562, 6815, 7005, 7052, 3353, 3496, 3572, 3674, 3732, 3779, 7108 3935, 3984, 4041, 4195, 4385, 4648, PUBLIC LANDS COMMISSION 4768, 5373, 5375, 5381, 5667, 5863, 2892, 5456, 5457, 6817 5876, 5946, 6238, 6333, 6418 PUBLIC LANDS--AND SPECULATORS RANGE MANAGEMENT (PUBLIC LANDS) 1826, 5462 69, 957, 1555, 1656, 1934, 1954, 1994, PUBLIC LANDS--HISTORY 1998, 2013, 2167, 2179, 2925, 3012, 3024 3013, 4565, 4742, 4776, 4777, 4830, PUBLIC LANDS--LAWS 4856, 5377, 5453, 6517 3024, 4140, 4934 RANGE MANAGEMENT.. SEE ALSO CASEMENT REPORT; UNDER GRAZING PUBLIC LANDS--MANAGEMENT RANGE MANAGEMENT--FOREST LANDS (1890-1899) 4525, 4863 2836 PUBLIC LANDS--POLICIES RANGE MANAGEMENT--FOREST LANDS (1900-1909) 1434, 1995, 2152, 2275, 2481, 3566, 3067, 3762, 5050, 5089, 5384, 5929 3721, 3931, 4600, 4644, 4899, 5081, RANGE MANAGEMENT--FOREST LANDS (1910-1919) 5087 308, 454, 467, 1499, 1617, 1623, 1633, PUBLIC LANDS--TIMBER POLICIES 1634,1640, 1755, 2902, 3476, 3573, 6516, 6623, 6634 3587, 3746, 3765, 4085, 4785, 5503, PUBLIC LANDS--WYOMING 5879, 5919, 6517 4901 RANGE MANAGEMENT--FOREST LANDS (1920-1929) PUBLIC TIMBER LANDS 570, 667, 706, 713, 717, 74), 865, 869, 144 883, 885, 886, 1619, 1626, 1635, 1639, PUBLIC UTILITIES 1649, 190), 1928, 2065, 3143, 3234, 3774 3240, 3269, 3326, 3586, 3744, 4097, PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENTS 4110, 4746, 4752, 4759, 4761, 4784, 1681 48(6 4848 4851 4852 4853 4854 PULP & PAPER INDUSTRY 4877, 5376, 5387, 5425, 5436, 5438, 1496, 2232, 2447 5471, 6022 PULP & PAPER INDUSTRY--PACIFIC COAST RANGE MANAGEMENT--FOREST LANDS (1930-1939) 6920 73, 77,123, 764, (874, 2(59, 3584, PYLES-HAMILTON K. 4505, 4791, 4792, 4847, 5364, 5365, 5463, 5465 5469, 5979, 5983, 5985 PYROGEL RANGE MANAGEMENT--FOREST LANDS (1940-1949) 5710 66, 68, 75, 79, 80, 85, 98, 105,111, QUACHITA NATIONAL FOREST 113, 119, 125,1379, 1538, 2511, 258!, 48 2620, 2621, 2623, 3623, 3689, 3983, QUARANTINES.. .SEE FOREST PROTECTION--AND QUARANTINES 4569, 4751, 4769 4783, 4807 4809, QUETICO-SUPERIOR WILDERNESS AREA 48)1, 4812, 4818, 4827, 4860, 4861, 527, 721, 1016, 1349, 1350,1351, 1352, 5178, 5680, 6488, 6898, 7114 1813, 1899, 2056, 2349, 3189, 3369, RANGE MANAGEMENT--FOREST LANDS )1950-1959) 3736, 3740, 3989, 4234, 4286, 4523, 65, 78, 82, 972, 2555, 2683, 4481, 4741, 4604, 4714, 4949, 4970, 4973, 4974, 4762, 4770, 4772, 4806, 4892, 4897, 4975, 4976, 4992, 4994, 4995, 4997, 6304, 6578, 6953 RANGE MANAGEMENT--FOREST LANDS (1960-1969) 195,196, 205, 1266, 1500, 1749, 1867, 84,1934, 3527, 4539, 4796 5539, 5594, (990, 3456, 4155, 4227, 4495, 5222, 6350, 7040 5576, 6226, 6720 RANGE MANAGEMENT--FOREST LANDS (1970- RECREATION- -CANOEING 2974, 3612 1613 RANGE PLANTS RECREATION- -COLORADO 19, 371, 656 1992 RANGE RESEARCH RECREATION- -DEERLODGE NATIONAL FOREST 14, 19, 831 885, 1636, 1653, (953, 396 2039, 2040, 2159, 23792530, 4870, RECREATION--IDAHO 4902, 5901, 6293, 6476 4659, 6726 RANGE RESEARCH.. .SEE ALSO JORNADA RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION RECREATION- - INCOME FROM RANGER HOUSING 339, 354,1530 2885, 3596, 4334 RECREATION- - INIERMOUNTAIN REGION RANGER STORIES 3028 568, 1621, 1776,1795, 2359, 2473, 3500, RECREATION- -MONTANA 3702, 4469, 4470, 4550, 4982, 5203, 1981 5208, 5230, 5458, 5505, 5644, 5675, RECREATION--MT. HOOD 5920, 5922, 5923, 5947, 6240, 6241, 765, 6878 6375, 6400, 6436 7029, 7054, 7055 RECREATION--MT. OF THE HOLY CROSS RANGERS.. .SEE FOREST RANGERS 1769 RECREAT ION RECREATION- -MULTIPLE USE PLANNING 50, 1804, 2227, 3071, 3096, 3472, 3786, 1963, 2084, 4096; 4198, 5953, 6064, 5005, 5649, 6733, 6972 6265, 6861 RECREATION 11910-19191 RECREATION- -NEVADA 397, 4)1, 1589, 22(3, 2462, 3139, 3161, 1981, 6727 4158, 4598, 5819, 6170,6597, 6702, RECREATION- -NEW ENGLAND 69)3 2030 RECREATION 11920-1929) RECREATION--NORTH CENTRAL REGION 4)3, 416, 747, 8(1, 851, 1658, 1965, 5699 1970,1977, 1980, 1982, 1983, (985, RECREATION--NORTHEAST 1987,1991, 31(2, 3260, 3301, 4083, 4498 5046, 5454, 5459, 5568,5669, 5858, RECREATION--OREGON 6412, 6596 758, 942, 1992 RECREATION (1930-19391 RECREATION- -ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION 1145, 1358, 1853, 2158, 4082, 4092, 6912 4395, 4607, 4765, 5526, 6323 RECREATION- -SAN GORGONIO WILDERNESS AREA RECREATION 1)940-1949) 3739 1367, 2085, 2406, 2663, 5961 RECREATION- -SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION (1950-1959) 6974 963, 1359,1539, 1713, 2)66, 2(77, 2223, RECREATION--SKIING 3741, 3996, 4185, 4367, 4910. 4947, 1917, 2428, 2524, 2606, 3600, 4169, 5164, 5)93, 5341, 5962, 6498 4407, 4570, 4913, 50(5, 5210 RECREATION 11960-1969) RECREATION--SOUTHEAST 1662, 1803, 2171, 2173, 2425, 3288, 3609, 5859, 6341 3299, 3668, 3926, 4146, 4517, 4782, RECREATION--SOUTHWEST 53(4, 5604, 5630, 5877, 6451, 6493 2116

RECREATION (1970- I RECREATION- -SUMMER HOMES 4516 453, 891,(702, 1825, 3061, 5905, 6500 RECREATION MANAGEMENT RECREATION--SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST 2184, 4091, 45(8, 4568 1974, 1992, 5228 RECREATION.. .SEE ALSO NAIL CONFERENCE ON OUTDOOR RECREATION; RECREAT ION- -UTAH OPERATION OUTDOORS 6728 RECREATION.. .SEE ALSO OUTDOOR RECREATION RESOURCES REVEIW RECREATION- -VEHICLE USE COMMISSION. 4164, 4256, 4716, 4734, 6009, 6399 RECREATION.. .SEE ALSO TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS RECREATION- -WASATCH NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION.. .SEE ALSO VISITOR INFORMATION SERVICE 4425, 6829 RECREATION- -A8SAROKA WILDERNESS AREA RECREATION- -WASHINGTON (STATE) 6026 758, 942 RECREATION--AND AIRCRAFT RECREATION- -WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST 5959 5861 RECREATION- -AND FOREST FIRES RECREATION- -WILDERNESS 1951, 1988 1781, 1787, 1864, 1896, 4389 RECREATION- -AND LAND USE RECREATION- -WYOMING 2238, 2590 1992, 6729 RECREATION- -AND WATER RESOURCES RED RIVER GORGE 1726, 4646, 5219 5655 RECREATION--ASHLEY NATIONAL FOREST REDINGTON-PAUL G. 59, 2775 613, 2985 RECREATION--BEARTOOTH NATIONAL FOREST REDWOOD NAIL PARK CONTROVERSY 1989 1360, 2381, 2392, 2394, 2409, 2421, RECREATION- -BEAVERHEAD NATIONAL FOREST 2431, 4514, 4535 7040 REDWOODS RECREATION- -BIGHORN NATIONAL FOREST 410, 1511, 1512, 2330, 2778, 2886, 5677, 1969, 3306 7030 RECREATION- -BLACK HILLS NATIONAL FOREST REFORESTAT ION 4959 43, 323, 395, 4(7, 418, 589, 724, 786, RECREATION- -CALIFORNIA 850, 977,1162, (318, (422,1453, 1474, 549, 759, 1665, 5629, 5915 1489, 1615,1673, 1677, 174), 1748, RECREATION--CAMPING 1871, 1939, 2000, 2147, 2155, 2259, 2292, 2300, 2588, 2618, 2757, 2762, SAINT JOSEPH NATIONAL FOREST 2781, 2909, 3026, 3246, 3261, 3283, 1752, 4214 3295, 3301, 3310, 3333, 3388, 3430, SAINT JOSEPH WILDERNESS AREA 3474, 3724, 3729, 3765, 3962, 3979, 1800 4001, 4121, 4325, 4357, 4501, 5174, SALMON NATIONAL FOREST 5182, 5199, 5224, 5322, 5407, 5418, 6509 5422, 5577, 5646, 5787, 5788, 5814, SALMON RIVER PRIMITIVE AREA 5848, 6017, 6075, 6321, 6405, 6425, 2)85, 4267 6437, 6488, 6574, 6658, 6852, 6866, SALVAGE. . .SEE TIMBER SALVAGE

6943, 7072, 7136 SAM HOUSTON NATIONAL FOREST -- REFORESTATION. SEE ALSO KENNETT EXPERIMENT 5889 REFORESTATION--BY AIRCRAFT SAN BERNARDINO FOREST RESERVE 3507, 4032, 4917, 4971, 6941 1701 REFUGES.. SEE GAME REFUGES SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL FOREST REPORT OF THE CHIEF FORESTER.. .SEE FOREST SERVICE- -CHIEF'S REPORT 547, 5712, 7031 RESEARCH SAN DIMAS EXPERIMENTAL FOREST 15, 443, 548, 986, 1255,1315, 1402, 6297 2144, 2148, 2231, 2317, 2350, 2358, SAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAINS FOREST RESERVE 2429, 2543, 2983, 3116, 3265, 3360, 4180, 5851, 6471, 6819 3371, 3372, 3635, 3806, 3990, 4118, SAN GABRIEL FOREST RESERVE 4122, 4362, 4533, 4580, 4936, 5210, 1612 5461, 5582, 5668, 5696, 6121, 6330, SAN GABRIEL WILDERNESS AREA 6337, 6474, 6476, 6712, 6734 4391 RESEARCH WORKERS SAN GORGONIO WILDERNESS AREA 4130 1374, 3529, 4259, 4269, 4290, 4913 RESEARCH.. SEE ALSO BY TOPIC,I.E. FOREST RESEARCH; RANGES-- SAN ISABEL NATIONAL FOREST EXPERIMENTAL; WOOD TECHNOLOGY 1973,1988, 4900 RESEARCH.. SEE ALSO WORLD FOREST RESEARCH CONGRESS SAN JACINTO NATIONAL FOREST RESEARCH- -SILVICAL 2870 258, 1667, 1797 SAN JOAQUIN NATIONAL FOREST REYES-JACINTO D. 5921 4512 SAN JUAN NATIONAL FOREST RIGHTS OF WAY.. SEE FOREST RESERVES--RIGHTS OF WAY; EASEMENTS 6773 RIIS- JOHN SAN JUAN PRIMITIVE AREA 5566 4240 RIO PIEDRAS FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION SAN RAFAEL WILDERNESS AREA 417 1785, 2412, 2464, 4270, 4291, 4720, RIVERS.. SEE GREEN RIVER; SALMON RIVER; OZARK SCENIC RIVERWAYS 4721 ROADS 8 HIGHWAYS SANTA BARBARA NATIONAL FOREST 27, 342, 357, 602, 639, 654, 818, 1049, 6313 1370, 1716, 1958, 2012, 2185, 2228, SANTA FE NATIONAL FOREST 2426, 2664, 2670, 3298, 3528, 3562, 1392, 6774, 6832 3590, 3695, 4226, 4272, 4277, 4366, SARGENT-CHARLES S. 4603, 4611, 4876, 4914, 5088, 5762, 3115 6417, 6527, 6548, 6564, 6565, 6592, SAVENAC NURSERY 6731, 6782 3775, 4988 ROADS 8 HIGHWAYS.. .SEE ALSO FEDERAL FOREST HIGHWAY PROGRAM; SAWTOOTH NATIONAL FOREST GLACIER HIGHWAY 1261, 2776, 2777, 3957, 6775 ROADS 8 HIGHWAYS.. SEE ALSO MAGRUDER CORRIDOR CONTROVERSY SAWTOOTH WILDERNESS AREA ROADS & HIGHWAYS.. .SEE ALSO NATIONAL FORESTS- -REBATES TO 4271 COUNTIES; TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS SCENIC AREAS ROADS & HIGHWAYS.. .SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS- -AND ROADS 6850 ROADS OF REMEMBRANCE SCHENCK-CARL A. 483 2004, 4960 ROADSIDE SIGNS (ADVERTISING) SCHOOLS OF FORESTRY 375, 426, 4345 1586, 2747, 3101, 3160, 6084 ROBERTS-PAUL H. SCOTT-JAMES E. 5595 6047 ROCKY MOUNTAIN FOREST EXP. STA. SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3796 2028 ROGERS-DAVID N. SELECTIVE LOGGING 665 890, 1506, 2070 ROGUE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST SELWAY GAME REFUGE 1214, 1824, 2705 3560 ROHWER-AUGUST SELWAY NATIONAL FOREST 844 3560 ROOSEVELT NATIONAL FOREST SELWAY NATIONAL FOREST- -WILDERNESS AREAS 4781, 4870, 6830 4103 ROOSEVELT-FRANKLIN D. SELWAY-BITTERROOI PRIMITIVE AREA 951, 1772, 3871, 3872, 4963, 5126 4273 ROOSEVELT -THEODORE SELWAY-BITTERROOT WILDERNESS AREA 147, 482, 895, 2023, 2368, 3343, 3411, 1761, 2452, 4249, 4292, 4293, 4294, 3721, 3897, 5023, 5137, 5233, 5620, 4387, 4388, 4732, 5965 5844, 6197, 6210, 6219 SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST ROTH -F IL IBERT 311, 4170, 4962, 7037, 7125 2265, 4148 SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST.. SEE ALSO MINERAL KING CONTROVERSY; ROUTT NATIONAL FOREST KINGS CANYON CONTROVERSY 4769 SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK.. .SEE KINGS CANYON-SEOUOIA NATIONAL PARK SACRAMENTO NATIONAL FOREST SETTLERS & FOREST LANDS 5596 143, 322, 386, 871, 1238, 1394,1794, 2080, 2103, 2799, 2842, 2883, 3307, 2811 3056 3057, 3985 4035 4069, 3532, 3845, 4002, 4156, 5235, 5338 4206 5367 5723, 5995, 6441 6701 6200, 6380, 6409, 6703, 69527050 6954 SETTLERS & FOREST LANDS.. .SEE ALSO UNDER HOMESTEADS SMOKEY THE BEAR SEVIER NATIONAL FOREST 136 1084, 1107,1324,1382, 1383, 1777, 2902 1938, 2512, 2794, 3305, 3450, 5368, SHAKE MAKERS 7057 1715, 5925 SNELL BILL SHASTA NATtONAL FOREST 297, 439, 440, 465 3432, 6522, 6560 SNOOUALIME NATIONAL FOREST SHAWNEE NATIONAL FOREST 4237 6046, 6799 SNOW MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS AREA SHEEP INDUSTRY 4274 1660, 2031 SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS SHELTERBELTS 53, 1487, 1993, 2199, 2229, 3636, 3920, 5, 120, 121, 408, 954, 960, 1152, 1321, 3951, 3980, 4410, 4573, 4578, 5761, 1322, 1343, 1598, 1796,1886, 1890, 5872, 6051, 6054, 6055, 6061, 6062, 1915, 1999, 2094, 2095, 2108, 2298, 6064, 6070, 6071, 6072, 6073, 6074, 2471, 2615, 3027, 3064, 3337, 3603, 6075, 6076, 6078, 6079, 6081, 6082, 3686, 3720, 3734, 3761, 3763, 3801, 6083, 6084, 6085, 7144 3853, 3858, 3884, 3920, 3937, 4020, SOIL BANK PROGRAM 4136, 4562, 4639, 4641, 4674, 5646, 1170 5747, 5750, 5856, 5857, 5864, 5882, SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE 6373, 6398, 6416, 6693, 6694, 6757, 4033 6792, 6793, 6855, 6871, 6883, 6885, SONIC BOOMS 6894, 7143 4295 SHELTON COOPERATIVE SUSTAINED YIELD UNIT SOPRIS NATIONAL FOREST 2278, 2280, 4416 4494 SHENANDOAH NATIONAL FOREST SOURCE MATERIALS- -HISTORICAL 5793 1540, 4921, 5316, 5320, 5321, 5671, SHEPARD-WARD 6294 920 SOUTH DAKOTA SHERMAN-E.A. 605 216 SOUTH WARNER WILD AREA SHINING ROCK WILD AREA 4727 4727 SOUTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION SHOSHONE NATIONAL FOREST 146,1878, 3563, 5754 1301, 2579, 4472, 6698 SOUTHERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION SHOSHONE NATIONAL FOREST--WILDERNESS AREAS 874, 2026, 2540, 2809 4933 SOUTHERN INSTITUTE OF FOREST GENETICS SIEKER-JOHN H. 3828 1153 SOUTHERN PINE ASSOCIATION SIERRA CLUB 2240 4547, 4548, 5600, 5969 SOUTHWESTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION SIERRA FOREST RESERVE 908, 5181 2607, 2825, 4624 SPANISH PEAKS PRIMITIVE AREA SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST 6778 398, 427, 3692, 4183, 5222, 6042, 6319, SPANISH PEAKS WILDERNESS AREA 6643, 4275 SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST- -WILDERNESS AREAS SPANISH PLACE NAMES 6041 2448 SILCOX-FERDINAND A. SPARK ARRESTERS 1038, 1106, 3838, 4120, 4907 443 SILVICULTURE SPRUCE KNOB-SENECA ROCKS RECREATION AREA 1543,1545, 1674, 2001, 2077, 2638, 1931 2754, 3108, 3149, 3261, 4053, 4553, STANISLAUS FOREST RESERVE 4633, 5408, 5649, 5895, 6250, 6265, 5817 6924, 7045, 7087 STANISLAUS NATIONAL FOREST SILVICULTURE. .SEE ALSO FOREST MANAGEMENT; TIMBER MANAGEMENT 5335, 5492, 6500, 6696 SIMONS-JAMES STATE 8 PRIVATE FORESTRY 1231 30, 445, 602, 612, 763, 1086, 1144, SIMPSON SUSTAINED YIELD UNIT 1204, 1250,1315, 1387, 1452, 1603, 3208, 4128 1837, 2258, 2259, 2271, 2272, 2318, SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST 2451, 2609, 2614, 2927, 2948, 3110, 3511, 5798, 6438 3120, 3156, 3209, 3271, 3392, 3491, SITGREAVES NATIONAL FOREST 3506, 3568, 3604, 3615, 3630, 3757, 979, 1007, 1448, 1509, 2348, 4207, 5828, 3818, 3819, 3852, 3880, 3930, 4005, 6776 4127, 4337, 4357, 4443, 4450, 445), SIUSLAW NATIONAL FOREST 4503, 4533, 4588, 4702, 5)49, 5157, 2361, 3766, 5543 5159, 5214, 5217, 5285, 5286, 5343, SKYFIRE (PROJECT) 5350, 5355, 5356, 5366, 54)4, 5765, 5730, 5733 5902, 6122, 6147, 6225, 6324, 6337, SLASH PINES 636), 6364, 6404, 6427, 6474, 6475, 5352 6489, 6491, 6492, 6503, 6552, 6756, SIOSSON-WILLIS M. 6758, 6858, 6890, 6940, 6942, 6955, 212 6968, 6975, 6980, 7067 SMITH-GLEN A. STATE & PRIVATE FORESTRY.. SEE ALSO COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE 484) CONTROL SMOKEJUMPING STATE 8 PRIVATE FORESTRY.. SEE ALSO COOPERATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT 1247, 1373, 1692, 2193, 2289, 2715, STATE & PRIVATE FORESTRY. .SEE ALSO FOREST SEED POLICIES & 5100 PROGRAMS TIMBER CRUISING STATE FORESTS 4131, 4381, 4382, 5673 IllS,1719, 2072, 2336, 2749, 3038, TIMBER CULTURE ACT 3088, 3233, 3492, 3506, 3835, 5399, 2668 6229, 6424, 6979 TIMBER MANAGEMENT STATE LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATIONS 442, 499, 660, 861, 1089, 1154, 1846, 6687 1894, 2001, 2002, 2373, 2390, 2396, STATES...SEE BY NAME; SEE ALSO BY TOPIC, I.E. FOREST RESOURCES-- 2414, 2684, 2687, 2738, 2869, 2899, ALASKA 2942, 2973, 2984, 2986, 3237, 3241, STATES.. SEE NATIONAL FORESTS--FED. VS. STATE CONTROL OF 3309, 3468, 3475, 3588, 3729, 3738, STATISTICS. SEE FOREST PRODUCTS--STATISTICS; LUMBER CENSUS 3742, 3744, 3988, 4008, 4144, 4408, STONE-i. HERBERT 4442, 4494, 4579, 4584, 4605, 4606, 6310 4617, 5039, 5057, 5408, 5473, 5599, STUART-ROBERT Y. 5600, 5647, 5801, 6285, 6301, 6508, 573, 659, 685 6665, 6692, 6770, 6872, 6948, 6958, STUMPAGE 7011, 7047, 7049, 7123, 7147 2389, 2791, 3041 TIMBER MANAGEMENT,. SEE ALSO CLEARCUTTING; FOREST SURVEYS; SUDWORTH-GEORGE B. CUTOVER TIMBER LANDS 697 TIMBER MANAGEMENT.. SEE ALSO EVEN AGE MANAGEMENT; FOREST SULLIVAN-DON S. MANAGEMENT; LOGGING; PATCHCUTTING 2910 TIMBER MANAGEMENT.. SEE ALSO STUMPACE; SUSTAINED YIELD; TIMBER SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST SALES; 247, 584, 618, 818, 829, 1104,1342, TIMBER MANAGEMENT.. SEE ALSO TIMBER SALVAGE ADMINISTRATION 1484, 1613, 1972, 1992, 3030, 3281, TIMBER PRODUCTION WAR PROJECT 4164, 4199, 4993, 5220, 5228, 5493, 4420 5569, 5700, 5748, 6486, 6493, 6501, TIMBER PRODUCTS INDUSTRY 6523, 6551, 6786 3815, 4705 SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION ASSOC. TIMBER SALES 5168 22, 401, 458, 780, 866, 900, 1397, 1710, SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST--WILDERNESS AREAS 1940, 2017, 2074, 2367, 2899, 3085, 726, 905, 935, 3743,5567 3104 3165, 3170, 3254, 5587, 5969, SURVEYS.. SEE AERIAL SURVEY; FOREST SURVEYS; LAND LINE LOCATION 6178, 6558, 6637, 6132, 7090 PROGRAMS TIMBER SALES.. SEE ALSO HERRICK TIMBER CONTRACT SUSTAINED YIELD MANAGEMENT TIMBER SALES- -ADMINISTRATION 1141,1690, 2045, 3393, 3455, 4104, 5011 4312, 4414, 6496, 7096 TIMBER SALES--ALASKA SUSTAINED YIELD UNIT ACT 163, 319, 385, 537, 841, 4311, 5142 4064, 6288 TIMBER SALES- -APACHE NATIONAL FOREST SWAN-KENNETH 0. 280, 4489 6348 TIMBER SALES- -APPALACHIANS SWINGLER-W.S. 240 3967 TIMBER SALES- -ARIZONA SYCAMORE CANYON WILDERNESS AREA 305 4728 TIMBERSALES--ARKANSAS NATIONAL FOREST TAFT-WILLIAM H. 6965 526 TIMBER SALES--BLACK HILLS NATIONAL FOREST TAHOE NATIONAL FOREST 6388 2524 TIMBER SALES- -BOONVILLE NATIONAL FOREST TAXATION 299 32, 58, 1574, 1608, 1198,1799, 2046, TIMBER SALES--CALIFORNIA 2047, 2129, 2130, 2435, 2442, 2527, 305, 324, 415, 459 2528, 2560, 2608, 2701, 2708, 2709, TIMBER SALES--CASCADE NATIONAL FOREST 2815, 2816, 3346, 3373, 3453, 3454, 182 3669, 3726, 3728, 3768, 4371, 4374, TIMBER SALES--CHIPPEWA PINE LANDS 4651, 4923, 5112, 5312, 5640, 6201, 6620, 6621, 6633 6262, 6406, 6609, 6719, 6780, 6812, TIMBER SALES- -COCONINO NATIONAL FOREST 6994, 6995, 6996, 6991, 6998, 6999, 425 7000, 7032, 7033, 7122 TIMBER SALES--COEUR D'ALENE POLICY TAYLOR GRAZING ACT 279 72, 90,117, 126, 129,1228, 1292, 1400, TIMBER SALES--COLORADO 1994, 4565, 4740, 4744, 4757, 4760, 555, 736 4775, 4843, 4858, 4887, 4888, 4889, TIMBER SALES--EASTERN NATIONAL FORESTS 4891, 5114, 6320, 7012 2914 TELEPHONES.. .SEE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS TIMBER SALES- - IDAHO TELFORD-C.J. 3258, 6038, 6223 509 TIMBER SALES- -KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST TENNESSEE 298 2795 TIMBER SALES- -KOOTENA! NATIONAL FOREST TENNESSEE- -NATIONAL FORESTS . 500 4054 TIMBER SALES--LASSEN NATIONAL FOREST TETON NATIONAL FOREST 3790 897, 4320, 5342 TIMBER SALES- -IIALHEUR NATIONAL FOREST TEXAS 468, 903 3338 TIMBER SALES- -MENOMINEE INDIAN RESERVATION

TEXAS--NATIONAL FORESTS . 6151 2071, 2082, 2100, 2627, 3482, 6851 TIMBER SALES--MINNESOTA NATIONAL FOREST THREE SISTERS WILDERNESS AREA 6620, 6621, 6633 1008, 1405, 3619, 4612, 4969, 5967 TIMBER SALES--MONTANA TIMBER & STONE ACT , 304, 306, 496, 3258, 6223 TIMBER SALES- -MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS 720 3666 TIMBER SALES- -NEBRASKA NATIONAL FOREST TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT 2529 1818, 1819, 1960, 4036 TIMBER SALES- -NORTHWEST TRAY MILLS 1505 1715 TIMBER SALES--OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST TREE FARMS 3095 5601, 6290 TIMBER SALES--OREGON . TREE NURSERIES 839 875 6603, 6658 TIMBER SALES--PACIFIC COAST TREE NURSERIES.. .SEE BY NAME 3253 TRESPASS TIMBER SALES--PAYETTE RIVER 4741 4747, 6699 388 TRESPASS... SEE ALSO TIMBER TRESPASS; WILDERNESS AREAS-- TIMBER SALES--PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST VIOLATIONS 433, 4363 TUSAVAN NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALES--RAINIER NATIONAL FOREST 5742 351 U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TIMBER SALES--SET ASIDES 92,108,148,189, 190, 204, 296, 770, 6567 1427, 4174, 6407, 6453, 6454, 6455, TIMBER SALES--SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST 6456, 6457 3692 UINTAH NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALES- -SITGREAVES NATIONAL FOREST 4897 280 UNCOMPAHGRE FOREST RESERVE TIMBER SALES- -SNOQUALIIIE NATIONAL FOREST 4041 183 UNCOMPAHGRE NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALES- -SOUTHEAST 1546, 4770 240 UNEMPLOYED. .SEE ALSO YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS TIMBER SALES--SOUTHWEST UNEMPLOYED.. SEE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS; FOREST MANAGEMENT-- 737, 7095 AND THE UNEMPLOYED TIMBER SALES--SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST UNITA NATIONAL FOREST 1342, 5700 6510 TIMBER SALES--TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST UPPER RIO GRANDE PRIMITIVE AREA 424, 1815, 1880, 4527, 4547, 4548, 6019, 4240 6483 URBAN FORESTRY TIMBER SALES- -UMPOUA NATIONAL FOREST 1257, 2577, 2843, 5326, 5399, 6492 352 UTAH TIMBER SALES--UTAH 1741, 2726, 4987, 6294, 6320 324 UTAH--NATIONAL FORESTS TIMBER SALES--WESTERN 4077, 4986, 5946 2665, 6556 VANDENBERG BILL TIMBER SALES- -WYOMING 727, 873 2887 VEHICLES.. SEE MOTOR VEHICLES TIMBER SALVAGE VERMONT 1573 6848 TIMBER SALVAGE ADMINISTRATION VERMONT--NATIONAL FORESTS 1892, 6747 919 TIMBER TESTS VIRGINIA 456, 4021, 5768, 5834, 5835 470 TIMBER TRESPASS VISITOR INFORMATION SERVICE 2201, 2575, 6258, 6459, 6532 3704, 3957, 5697 TIONESTA EXPERIMENTAL FOREST WAGON WHEEL GAP EXPERIMENT STA. 2808, 3641, 3642, 5782, 5791, 5943 2792 TOIYABE NATIONAL FOREST WALLGREN BILL 1227 1098,1433 TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST WALSH-FULMER BILL 412, 457, 990,1296, 1347, 1689, 1714, 984, 1058, 2105, 3111, 3434, 3819 1815, 1884, 1893, 2430, 3329, 3804, WAR.. .SEE FOREST SERVICE--AND WAR; FORESTRY--WW I; FORESTRY--WW

3883, 4002, 4490, 4495, 4527, 4528, II 4547, 4548, 5146, 5150, 5880, 6483, WAR.. SEE TIMBER PRODUCTION WAR PROJECT 6791 WASATCH NATIONAL FOREST TONTO NATIONAL FOREST 501, 1664, 1740 2772, 2779, 3984, 6507, 6826 WASHAKIE WILDERNESS AREA TOOLS.. SEE EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT 1700 TRABUCO CANYON FOREST RESERVE WASHINGTON ISTATEI 2828 922, 1369, 4557, 5413, 6890 TRACY ARMS-FORD TERROR SCENIC AREA WASHINGTON ISTATEI--NATIONAL FORESTS 4254 374, 426,1852, 2028, 2561, 4251, 4255, TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS 4280, 5313, 5840, 6339, 6385 978, 981, 995, 996, 1009, 1096, 1102, WASHINGTON (STATE)--WILDERNES5 AREAS 1105, 1115, 1124,1127,1128,1129, 2625, 3546 1230 1235 1313 1316 1368 1396 WASHINGTON NATIONAL FOREST 1411, 1412, 1413,1414,1415,1416, 921 1417,1418, 1419,1430,1450,1457, WATER LEGISLATION 1458, 1464, 1470,1475,1478,1575, 4521, 5247 2276, 2566, 2567,2568,2569,2570, WATER POWER DEVELOPMENT 2589, 2714, 2963,2976,3351,4000, 8, 398, 399, 471, 1602,1680,2054, 4003, 4Q71, 5342,5651 2722, 2780, 3558, 3792,3968,4257, TRANSFER ACT OF 1905 4521, 5247, 6521, 6705 2856 WATER POWER DEVELOPMENT.. .SEE ALSO HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMPANY WATER RESOURCES.. .SEE ALSO RECREATION- -AND WATER RESOURCES WILDERNESS AREAS. . .SEE ALSO BY NAME; BY STATE; RECREATION- - WATERSHED MANAGEMENT WILDERNESS 1510, 1723, 1726, 1856, 2041, 2067, WILDERNESS AREAS--AND AIRCRAFT 2314, 3074, 3458, 3459, 3563, 4067, 1462, 4735, 5002, 5960, 7003 4141, 4637, 4638, 4640, 5224, 5543, WILDERNESS AREAS--AND POPULATION GROWTH 6249, 6297, 6448, 6702, 6946 6923 WATERSHED RESEARCH WILDERNESS AREAS--AND ROADS 1510, 1520, 3563, 5540, 6476, 6865 1370 WATERSHEDS WILDERNESS AREAS- -EASTERN 2888, 5263, 6607, 7001 4555 WATERSHEDS.. SEE ALSO BY NAME,I.E. NORRIS WATERSHED PLANTATIONS WILDERNESS AREAS- -HISTORY WATERSHEDS.. .SEE ALSO FOREST INFLUENCES- -AND WATERSHEDS 4664 WATTS-LYLE F. WILDERNESS AREAS- - INTERMOUNTAIN 965, 1353, 3034, 3894, 4846, 6905 3753 WAUGH-FRANK A. WILDERNESS AREAS- -ROCKY MOUNTAINS 432 936, 3753 WEATHER.. SEE UNDER FIRE WEATHER; FOREST INFLUENCES- -CLIMATE WILDERNESS AREAS- -SOUTHWEST WEEKS LAW 6772 141, 180, 387, 474, 475, 476, 477, 478, WILDERNESS AREAS- -VIOLATIONS 479, 480, 1279,1542, 1651, 2325, 2328, 4282 2630, 2867, 2896, 3029, 3404, 3405, WILDERNESS CONGRESSES 3409, 3423, 3427, 3963, 4200, 4654, 6242 5027, 5028, 5034, 5086, 5101, 5400, WILDERNESS CONSERVATION 5891, 6033, 6112, 6124, 6127, 6134, 1223, 1671, 1817, 2679, 4221, 4299, 6149, 6154, 6172, 6189, 6190, 6203, 4393, 4660, 4663, 4978, 5001, 6346, 6211, 6212, 6213, 6214, 6272, 6277, 6365, 6823 6473 WILDERNESS DESIGNATIONS WELLS-JOHN C. 611, 1116,1782, 1785,1941, 2320, 2356, 1568 4233, 4240, 4252, 4267, 4281, 4298, WELLS-PHILIP P. 4730 814, 6927 WILDERNESS LEGISLATION WENATCHEE NATIONAL FOREST 127, 128,131,132, 983, 1012, 1041, 3531, 3546 1108, 1165,1203, 1234, 1258,1285, WESTERN ASSOC. OF STATE GAME & FISH COMMISSIONERS 1293, 1320,1323, 1344, 1401, 1455, 6938 1514, 1515,1516,1547, 1783,1784, WESTERN FORESTRY & CONSERVATION ASSOC. 1785, 1816, 1848, 1896, 1947,1948, 6940 2127, 2234, 2357, 2393, 2417, 2419, WESTERN PINE ASSOCIATION 2433, 2434, 2547, 2576, 2617, 2624, 1444 2773, 2955, 2966, 3188, 3293, 3300, WESTERN PINE MANUFACTURERS' ASSOC. 3312, 3348, 4009, 4147, 4228, 4229, 6207 4231, 4235, 4236, 4238, 4239, 4241, WESTERN TETON WILDERNESS AREA 4243, 4250, 4259, 4262, 4266, 4278, 4968 4279, 4288, 4289, 4297, 4300, 4302, WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY 4303, 4304, 4305, 4306, 4378, 4511, 3568 4522, 4729, 4879, 4893, 4953, 5194, WHITE CLOUDS CONTROVERSY 5337, 5360, 5686, 5726, 5727, 5741, 2472, 4277, 4513 6255, 6403, 6555, 6862, 6889, 7119, WHITE CLOUDS WILDERNESS AREA 7120 1958 WILDERNESS MANAGEMENT WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST 1535, 1869, 3000, 3527, 4009, 4232, 28, 842, 2440, 2465, 2694, 2695, 3395, 4307, 4308, 4520, 5890, 6043 4424, 4570, 6047, 7109, 7110 WILDERNESS RESEARCH WHITE PINE INDUSTRY 1578, 4612 4140 WILDERNESS SOC ElY WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST 1408, 3916, 4294, 4308, 4663, 4911, 1962, 2417, 4009, 6642 7121 WICHITA NATIONAL FOREST WILDLIFE 934, 3501, 7077 366, 553, 554, 561, 607, 689, 690, 1013, WILD AREAS.. .SEE BY NAME; SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS 1366,1631, 1806, 1848,1979, 2217, WILDERNESS AREAS 2507, 2995, 3000, 3281, 3873, 4081, 47, 726, 788, 830, 905, 935, 1109, 1456, 4164, 4194, 4590, 4615, 4915, 4987, 1552, 1591, 1593, 595, 1596, 1601, 5195, 5523, 5542, 5572, 5669, 5945, 1694, 1784, 1804,1812, 1814, 1862, 6023, 6356, 6914, 7035 1865, 1900, 2076, 2088, 2187, 2339, WILDLIFE LEGISLATION 2506, 2521, 2582, 2585, 2586, 2587, 4725, 5656 2629, 2680, 2690, 2793, 2961, 3040, WILDL FE MANAGEMENT 3051, 3516, 3545, 3671, 3743, 3824, 260, 295, 688, 959, 1459, 1518,1614, 3911, 3976, 4027, 4103, 4193, 4198, 2112, 2113, 2128, 2358, 2619, 2654, 4202, 4204, 4242, 4248, 4268, 4295, 2682 2905, 2940, 2996, 2997, 3072, 4359, 4399, 4593, 4645, 4647, 4661, 3308, 3322, 3497, 3502, 3574, 3626, 4662, 4666, 4911, 4914, 4933, 4980, 4044, 4190, 4191, 4423, 4528, 4557, 4993, 4996, 5000, 5117, 5187, 5194, 4618, 4656, 4725, 4748, 4765, 4803, 5220, 5567, 5618, 5797, 5898, 5949, 4898, 4931, 51)6, 5459, 5470, 5553, 5974, 5992, 6007, 6041, 6357, 6399, 5570, 5571, 5661, 5868, 5875, 5884, 6614, 6845, 6947, 7118, 7125 6077, 6353, 6354, 6355, 6358, 6359, WILDERNESS AREAS CONTROVERSY 6431, 6860, 7013, 7016 64, 1445, 1879, 2188, 2546, 2616, 3342, WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT- -BLUERIDGE MOUNTAINS 3370, 3923, 7117 2717 WILDERNESS AREAS CONTROVERSY.. .SEE ALSO BY NAME; WILDERNESS AREAS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT--BUFFALOS 300, 934, 3501 APPENDIX I

HISTORICAL LIST OF NATIONAL FOREST NAMES

WITH AN EXPLANATION OF THE DISPOSITION OF FORMER NATIONAL FORESTS AND NAMES (revised to June 1, 1957)

S. LO JACONO, COMP. NOTES

ABBREVIATIONS SHOWN IN THE LIST HAVE THE FOLLOWING MEANINGS:

PLO - PUBLIC LAND ORDER E.O. - EXECUTIVE ORDER PROC. - PROCLAMATION

NATIONAL FOREST NAMES DESIGNATING FORESTS WHICH AUTHENTICALLY EXISTED AS OF JUNE 1, 1957 ARE UNDERSCORED.

CURRENTLY THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL FORESTS ARE GROUPED FOR AD- MINISTRATIVE PURPOSES UNDER ONE SUPERVISOR:

ALABAMA CONECUH, TALLADEGA, WILLIAM B. B AN K H EAD FLORIDA - APALACHICOLA, OCALA, OSCEOLA GRAND MESA-UNCOMPAHGRE - GRAND MESA, UNCOMPAHGRE LOWER MICHIGAN - HURON, MANISTEE MISSISSIPPI - BIENVILLE, DELTA, DE SOlO, HOLLY SPRINGS, HOMOCHITTO MISSOURI CLARK (PART), SHAWNEE NORTH CAROLINA CROATAN, NANTAHALA, PISGAH SHASTA-TRINITY SHASTA, TRINITY S I-I AWN E E CLARK (PART), SHAWNEE SOUTH CAROLINA FRANCIS MARION, SUMTER TEXAS ANGELINA, DAVY CROCKET, SABINE, SAM HOUSTON UPPER MICHIGAN HIAWATHA, MARQUETTE WALLOWA-WH I TMAN WALLOWA, WHITMAN WAYNE-HOOS I ER HOOSIER, WAYNE PRESENT AND FORMER NATIONAL FORESTS

ABSAROKA - DIVIDED INTO LEWIS & CLARK AND GAL- LATIN BY PLO OF 12/18/L15. AFOGNAK - INCLUDED IN CHUGACH BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. ALABAMA NAME CHANGED TO BLACK WARRIOR BY PROC. OF 06/19/36. ALAMO - INCLUDED IN LINCOLN BY E.O. OF 07/01/17. ALEXANDER ARCHIPELAGO - INCLUDED IN TONGASS BY E.O. BY 07/01/08. ALLEGHENY ANGELES ANGELINA APACHE APALACH! COLA AQUARIUS NAME CHANGED TO POWELL BY E.O. OF 07/01/0 8. ARAPAHO ARKANSAS - NAME CHANGED TO OUACHITA BY E.O. OF Ok/29/26. ASHLAND - INCLUDED IN CRATER BY E.O. OF 07/01/0 8. ASHLEY

BABOQUIVARI - INCLUDED IN GARCES BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. BAKER CITY - INCLUDED IN BLUE MOUNTAINS BY PROC. OF 03/15/06. BATTLEMENT - INCLUDED IN GRAND MESA BY E.O. OF 03/11/2k. BEAR LODGE -. INCLUDED IN SUNDANCE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. BEAR RIVER - DIVIDED INTO POCATELLO & CACHE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. B EAR TOO TH - DIVIDED INTO CUSTER & ABSAROKA BY E.O. OF 02/17/32. BEAVER - INCLUDED IN FILLMORE BY E.O. 07/01/08. BEAVERHEAD BELLEVUE-SAVANNA ABOLISHED BY P.L.O. 07/15/54. BENNING TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 12/02/27. BIENVILLE BIG BELT - DIVIDED INTO HELENA & GALLATIN BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. BIG BURROS - INCLUDED IN GILA BY PROC. OF 06/18/08. BIG HOLE - DIVIDED INTO DEERLODGE, BITTERROOT & BEAVERHEAD BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. BIG HORN - CHANGED TO BIGHORN BY E.O. OF 0 7/0 1/08. BIGHORN BITTER ROOT - CHANGED TO BITTERROOT BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. BITTERROOT B LACK FEET - DIVIDED INTO FLATHEAD & KOOTENAI BY PROC. OF 06/22/35. BLACK HILLS BLACK MESA - DIVIDED INTO APACHE, SITGREAVES, COCONINO, TONTO BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. BLACK WARRIOR - NAME CHANGED TO WM. B. BANKHEAD BY ACT OF CONGRESS ON 06/06/142. BLUE MOUNTAINS - DIVIDED INTO WHITMAN, UMATILLA, DESCHUTES & MALHEUR BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. BO! SE BONNEVILLE - INCLUDED IN WASHAKIE BY E.O. OF 07/01/16. BOONE - INCLUDED IN PISGAH BY PROC. OF 03/25/21. BRIDGER BULL RUN - INCLUDED IN OREGON BY E.O. OF 07/01/08.

CABINET - DIVIDED INTO KANIKSU, LOLO & KOOTENAI BY PLO OF 05/19/51+. CACHE CALAVERAS BIGTREE - (ADMINISTERED BY STANISLAUS) CALIFORNIA - NAME CHANGED TO MENDOCINO BY E.O. OF 07/12/32. CART B BEAN CART BOU CARSON GAS CADE - INCLUDED IN WILLIAMETTE BY E.O. OF 07/01/33. CASCADE RANGE - DIVIDED INTO OREGON, CASCADE, UMPQUA & CRATER BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. CASSIA - INCLUDED IN MINIDOKA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. CAVE HILLS - INCLUDED IN SIOUX BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. CHALLIS CHARLESTON - INCLUDED IN MOAPA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. CHATTAHOOCHEE CHELAN - NAME CHANGED TO OKANOGAN BY PLO OF 03/23/55. CHEQUAMEGON CHEROKEE CHESNIMNUS - INCLUDED IN IMNAHABY E.O. OF 03/01/07. CHEYENNE - NAME CHANGED TO MEDICINE BOW BY PROC. OF 07/01/10. CHIPPEWA CHI RICAHUA - INCLUDED IN CORONADO BY E.O. OF 07/01/17. C HO C TA W HAT CHE E - TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY ACT OF CONGRESS ON 06/27/1+0. CHUGACH CIBOLA CLARK CLEARWATER CLEVELAND COCHETOPA - DIVIDED INTO GUNNISON, RIO GRANDE & SAN ISABEL BY P.L.O. OF O7/Ql/tItf. COCONINO COEUR D'ALENE COLORADO - NAME CHANGED TO ROOSEVELT BY E.O. OF 03/28/32. COLUMBIA - NAME CHANGED TO GIFFORD PINCHOT BY PROC. OF 06/15/kg. COLVILLE CONE CUH COQUI LLE INCLUDED IN SISKIYOU BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. CORONADO CRATER - NAME CHANGED TO ROGUE RIVER BY E.O. OF 07/09/32. CRAZY MOUNTAIN - INCLUDED IN ABSAROKA BY E.O. OF 07/01/0 8. C ROATAN CROOK - DIVIDED INTO GILA, TONTO & CORONADO BY PLO OF 07/01/53. CROW CREEK - INCLUDED IN CHEYENNE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. CUMBERLAND - NAME CHANGED TO DANIEL BOONE Ok/11/66. CUSTER

DAKOTA - RESTORED TO PUBLIC ENTRY BY PROC. OF 07/30/17. DATIL - DIVIDED INTO CIBOLA & GILA BY E.O.'S OF 12/03/31 AND 12/211/31. DAVY CROCKETT DEER LODGE DES CHUTES DE SOTO DIAMOND MOUNTAIN - DIVIDED INTO LASSEN & PLUMAS BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. DISMAL RIVER - INCLUDED IN NEBRASKA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. DIX - TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF OL+/06/28. DIXIE DRAGOON - INCLUDED IN CORONADO BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. DURANGO - INCLUDED IN SAN JUAN BY E.O. OF 11/21/20.

EKALAKA - INCLUDED IN SIOUX BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. ELDORADO ELKHORN - INCLUDED IN HELENA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. EUSTIS - TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 12/02/27.

FILLMORE - INCLUDED IN FISHLAKE BY E.O. OF 09/2Lf/23. FISHLAKE FLATHEAD FLORIDA - NAME CHANGED TO CHOCTAWHATCHEE BY E.O. OF 11/10/27. FRANCIS MARION F RE MON I FRUITA - INCLUDED IN UNCOMPAHGRE.BY E.O. OF 07/01/08.

GALLATIN GALLINAS - INCLUDED IN LINCOLN BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. GARCES - INCLUDED IN CORONADO BY PROC. OF 07/01/11. GARDEN CITY - INCLUDED IN KANSAS BY PROC. OF 05/15/08. GEORGE WASHINGTON GIFFORD PINCHOT GILA GILA RIVER - NAME CHANGED TO GILA BY PROC. OF 07/21/05. GLENWOOD - INCLUDED IN FISHLAKE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. GOOSE LAKE - INCLUDED IN FREMONT BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. GRAND CANYON - DIVIDED INTO KAIBAB C COCONINO BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. GRAND MESA GRANTSVILLE - INCLUDED IN WASATCH BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. GREEN MOUNTAIN GUADALUPE - INCLUDED IN ALAMO BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. GUNNISON

HARNEY - TRANSFERRED TO BLACK HILLS 07/01/5Lf. HAYDEN - DIVIDED INTO MEDICINE BOW C ROUTT BY PROC. OF 08/02/29. HELENA HELL GATE - DIVIDED INTO DEERLODGE, MISSOULA, BITTERROOT C BEAVERHEAD BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. HENRYS LAKE - INCLUDED IN TARGHEE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. HEPPNER - INCLUDED IN UMATILLA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. HIAWATHA HIGHWOOD MOUNTAINS - INCLUDED IN JEFFERSON (MONT.) BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. HOLLY SPRINGS HOLY CROSS - INCLUDED IN WHITE RIVER BY PLO OF 01/01/45. HOMOCH I TTO HOOSIER HUACHUCA - INCLUDED IN GARCES BY E.O. OF 07/01108. HUMBOLDT HUMPHREYS - TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 08/11/28. HURON

IDAHO - INCLUDED IN NEW PAYETTE BY PLO OF 04/01/41+. IMNAHA - INCLUDED IN WALLOWA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. INDEPENDENCE - INCLUDED IN HUMBOLDT BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. INVO

JACKSON - TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 05/17/28. JEFFERSON JEFFERSON (MONT.) - INCLUDED IN LEWIS & CLARK BY E.O. OF 04/08/32. JEMEZ - INCLUDED IN SANTA FE BY E.O. OF 07/01/15.

KAIBAB KANIKSU KANSAS - ELIMINATED FOR HOMESTEADING BY PROC. OF 12/01/15. KERN - INCLUDED IN SEQUOIA BY E.O. OF 07/01/15. KISATCHIE K LAMATH KNOX - TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 04/06/28. KOOTENAI

LAKE TAHOE - NAME CHANGED TO TAHOBY PROC. OF 10/03/05. LASAL - INCLUDED IN MANTI BY PLO OF 11/28/49. LASALLE - NAME CHANGED TO LASAL BY E.O. OF 03/16/09. LAS ANIMAS - INCLUDED IN SAN ISABEL BY PROC. OF 05/27/10. LAS S EN LASSEN PEAK - INCLUDED IN LASSEN BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. LEADVI LLE - DIVIDED INTO PIKE, COCHETOPA C ARAPAHO BY PROC. OF 05/26/30. LEE TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 06/23/28. LEMH I - DIVIDED INTO SALMON & CHALLIS BY E.O. OF 10/08/38. LEWIS & CLARK LI NCOLN LITTLE BELT - INCLUDED IN JEFFERSON (MONT.) BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. LITTLE ROCKIES - INCLUDED IN JEFFERSON (MONT.) BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. LOGAN INCLUDED IN BEAR RIVER BY PROC. OF 05/28/06. LO LO LONG PINE INCLUDED IN SIOUX BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. LOS PADRES LUQUILLO - NAME CHANGED TO CARIBBEAN BY E.O. OF 06/04/35.

MADI SON - DIVIDED INTO DEERLODGE, GALLATIN C BEAVERHEAD BY E.O. OF 12/16/31. MAG DALENA - INCLUDED IN DATIL BY E.O. OF 02/23/09. MALHEUR MAN ISTEE MANTI - NAME CHANGED TO MANTI-LASAL BY PLO OF 08/28/50. MANTI -LASAL MANZANO INCLUDED IN CIBOLA BY PROC. OF 12/03/31. MARK TWAIN MARQUETTE MAURY MOUNTAIN - INCLUDED IN BLUE MOUNTAINS BY PROC. OF 03/02/07. MCCLELLAN - TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 05/04/28. MEADE - TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 12/02/27 MEDICINE BOW MENDOC I NO MICHIGAN - INCLUDED IN MARQUETTEBY PROC. OF 02/12/31. MI N AM - INCLUDED IN WHITMAN BY E.O. OF 06/20/20. MINIDOKA - INCLUDED IN SAWTOOTH BY PLO OF 07/01/53. MINNESOTA - NAME CHANGED TO CHIPPEWA BY E.O. OF 06/22/28. MISSOULA - DIVIDED INTO LOLOAND DEERLODGE BY E.O. OF 12/16/31. MOAPA - INCLUDED IN TOIYABEBY PROC. OF 07/01/15. MODOC MONITOR - INCLUDED IN TOIYABE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. MONO - DIVIDED INTO INYO g TOIYABE BY PLO OF 07/01/45. MONONGAHE LA MONTEREY - INCLUDED IN SANTA BARBARA BY E.O. OF 08/18/19. MONTEZUMA - DIVIDED INTO UNCOMPAHGRE S SAN JUAN BY PLO OF 08/19/47. MONT I CELLO - INCLUDED IN LASALLE BY E.O. OF 01/01/08. MT. BAKER MT. GRAHAM INCLUDED IN CROOK BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. MT. HOOD MT. RAINIER - NAME CHANGED TO RAINIER BY PROC. OF 03/02/07. MT. TAYLOR - INCLUDED IN MANZANO BY PROC. OF 04/16/08.

NANTAHALA NATURAL BRIDGE - INCLUDED IN GEORGE WASHINGTON BY E.O. OF 07/02/33. NEBO - INCLUDED IN MANTI BY E.O. OF 07/01/15. NEBRASKA NEVADA NEZPERCE NICOLET NIOBRARA - INCLUDED IN NEBRASKA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. NORTH PLATTE - INCLUDED IN NEBRASKA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08.

OCALA OCHOCO OKANOGAN - INCLUDED IN CHELAN BY E.O. OF 07/01/21. RENAMED OKANOGAN BY PLO OF 03/23/55. OLYMPIC OREGON - NAME CHANGED TO MT. HOOD BY E.O. OF 01/21/24. OS CEO LA OTTAWA OTTER - NAME CHANGED TO CUSTER BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. OUACHITA OURAY - DIVIDED INTO UNCOMPAHGRE & MONTEZUMA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. OZARK

PACIFIC - INCLUDED IN MT. RAINIER BY PROC. OF 02/22/97 (1897). PALISADE - INCLUDED IN TARGHEE BY E.O. OF 07/01/17. PALOUSE - INCLUDED IN COEUR D'ALENE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. PARK RANGE - DIVIDED INTO HAYDEN & ROUTT BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. PAUL INA - DIVIDED INTO FREMONT, CRATER & DESCHUTES BY PROC. OF 07/19/15. PAYETTE (OLD) - INCLUDED IN BOISE BY PLO OF 04/01/4Lf. PAY ETTE PAYS ON - INCLUDED IN NEBO BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. PECOS - INCLUDED IN SANTA FE BY E.O. OF 07/01/15. PECOS RIVER - NAME CHANGED TO PECOS 071O1/08. PELONCI LLO - INCLUDED IN CHIRICAHUA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. PEND OREILLE - INCLUDED IN KANIKSU BY E.O. OF 09/30/33. PIKE PIKES PEAK - DIVIDED INTO PIKE, ARAPAI-1O & LEAD- VILLE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. PINAL MOUNTAIN - INCLUDED IN TONTO BY PROC. OF 01/13/08. PINE MOUNTAIN & ZAKA LAKE - INCLUDED IN SANTA BARBARA BY PROC. OF 12/22/03. PINE PLAINS - TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 12/02/27. PINNACLES - INCLUDED IN MONTEREY BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. PISGAH PLUM CREEK - INCLUDED IN PIKES PEAK BY PROC. OF 05/12/05. PLUMAS POCATELLO - INCLUDED IN CACHE BY E.O. OF 07/01/15. PORTALES - RETURNED TO PUBLIC ENTRY BY PROC. OF 03/16/07. PORT NEUF. - INCLUDED IN POCATELLO BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. POWELL - INCLUDED IN DIXIE BY PLO OF 10/O1/i. PRESCOTT PRIEST RIVER - DIVIDED INTO KANIKSU & PEND OREILLE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. PRYOR MOUNTAINS - INCLUDED IN BEARTOOTH BY E.O. OF 07/01/08.

RAFT RIVER - INCLUDED IN MINIDOKA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. RAINIER - DIVIDED INTO SNOQUALMIE, COLUMBIA & WENATCHEE BY E.O. OF 10/13/33. RIO GRANDE ROGUE RIVER ROOSEVELT ROUTT RUBY - INCLUDED IN HUMBOLDT BY E.O. OF 07/01/17. RUBY MOUNTAIN - INCLUDED IN HUMBOLDT BY E.O. OF 07/01/08.

SAB I NE SACRAMENTO - INCLUDED IN ALAMO BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SALMON SALMON RIVER - DIVIDED INTO SALMON S CHALLIS BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SALT LAKE - 'INCLUDED IN WASATCH BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SAM HOUSTON SAN BENITO - INCLUDED IN MONTEREY BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SAN BERNARDINO (OLD) - INCLUDED IN ANGELES BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SAN BERNARDINO SAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAINS - INCLUDED IN COCONINO BY PROC. OF 07/01/08. SAN GABRIEL - DIVIDED INTO SANTA BARBARA S ANGELES BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SAN ISABEL SAN JACINTO - INCLUDED IN CLEVELAND BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SAN JUAN SAN LUIS - INCLUDED IN SANTA BARBARA BY E.O. OF 07/01/10. SAN LUIS OBISPO - DIVIDED INTO SAN LUIS & SANTA BAR- BARA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SAN MATEO - INCLUDED IN MAGDALENA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SANTA BARBARA - NAME CHANGED TO LOS PADRES BY E.O. OF 12/03/36. SANTA CATALINA - INCLUDED IN CORONADO BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SANTA FE SANTA RITA - INCLUDED IN CORONADO BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SANTA ROSA - INCLUDED IN HUMBOLDT BY E.O. OF 07/01/17. SANTA YNEZ - INCLUDED IN SANTA BARBARA BY PROC. OF 12/22/03. SANT 1AM - INCLUDED IN WILLAMETTE BY E.O. OF 07/01/33. SAVANNA - NAME CHANGED TO BELLEVUE-SAVANNA BY E.O. OF 06/15/26. SAWTOOTH S EL WAY DIVIDED INTO LOLO, BITTERROOT, CLEARWATER & NEZPERCE BY E.O. OF 10/29/34. SEQUOIA SEVIER - INCLUDED IN DIXIE BY E.O. OF 07/01/22. SHASTA SHAWNEE SHENANDOAH NAME CHANGED TO GEORGE WASHINGTON BY E.O. OF 06/28/32. SHORT PINE INCLUDED IN SIOUX BY E.O. OF 07/01/0 8. S HOS H ONE SIERRA SIERRA MADRE - INCLUDED IN HAYDEN BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SIOUX - INCLUDED IN CUSTER BY E.O. OF 01/13/20. SISKIYOU S I T GRE AVE S SIUSLAW SIX RIVERS SLIM BUTTES INCLUDED IN SIOUX BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SNOQUALMI E SNOWY MOUNTAINS - INCLUDED IN JEFFERSON (MONT.) BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SOPRIS - INCLUDED IN HOLY CROSS BY E.O. OF 08/07/20. SOUTH PLATTE - INCLUDED IN PIKES PEAK BY PROC. OF 05/12/05. STAN IS LAUS ST. JOE STONY CREEK - DIVIDED INTO TRINITY & CALIFORNIA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. SUMTER SUN DANCE - INCLUDED IN BLACK HILLS BY E.O. OF 07/01/15. SUPERIOR

TAHOE TALLADEGA TAOS - INCLUDED IN CARSON BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. TARGHEE TETON TI LLAMOOK - INCLUDED IN SIUSLAW BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. TI LLAMOOK - INCLUDED IN SIUSLAW BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. TOBYHANNA - TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 10/10/28. TOl YABE TONGAS S TON TO TOQUIMA - INCLUDED IN TOIYABE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. TRABUCO CANYON - INCLUDED IN CLEVELAND BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. TRINITY TUMACACORI - INCLUDED IN GARCES BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. TUSAYAN - DIVIDED INTO KAIBAB & PRESCOTT. BY E.O.'S OF08/014/3L1& 10/22/3L1..

UINTA UI NT AH NAME CHANGED TO UINTA BY PROC. OF 01/16/06. UMAT I L LA UMPQUA UNAKA - DIVIDED INTO JEFFERSON AND CHEROKEE BY PROC.'S OF 014/21/36 & 08/08/36. UN COMPANGRE UPTON TRANSFERRED TO WAR DEPT. BY E.O. OF 06/29/27.

VEGAS - INCLUDED IN MOAPA BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. VERDE - INCLUDED IN PRESCOTT BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. VERNON - INCLUDED IN NEBO BY E.O. OF 07/01/08.

WALLOWA WARNER MOUNTAINS - INCLUDED IN MODOC BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. WAS ATCH WASHAKIE - INCLUDED IN SI-IOSHONE BY PLO OF 10/05/1+5. WASHINGTON - NAME CHANGED TO MT. BAKER BY E.O. OF 01/01/24. WAYNE WEISER - INCLUDED IN PAYETTE BY PLO OF 01+101/141+. WENAHA - INCLUDED IN UMATILLA BY E.O. OF 11/05/20. WENATCHEE WET MOUNTAINS - INCLUDED IN SAN ISABEL BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. WHITE MOUNTAIN WHITE RIVER WHITE RIVER PLATEAU TIMBER LAND RESERVE - NAME CHANGED TO WHITERIVER BY PROC. OF 06/28/02. WHITMAN WI CIII TA - RESTORED TO HOMESTEADBY PROC. OF 11/27/36. WILLIAMETTE WILLIAM B. BANKHEAD WYOMING - INCLUDED IN BRIDGER BY E.O. OF 03/10/1+1. YELLOWSTONE PARK TIMBER LAND RESERVE - NAME CHANGED TO YELLOWSTONE BY PROC. OF 05/22/02. YELLOWSTONE - DIVIDED INTO ABSAROKA, BEARTOOTH, SHOSHONE, TETON, TARGHEE, WYOMING & BONNEVILLE BY E.O. OF 07/01/08. YUBA - INCLUDED IN TAHOE BY PROC. OF 09/17/06.

ZUNI - INCLUDED IN MANZANO BY E.O. OF 09/10/11+. APPENDIX II

A SELECTED LIST OF NAMES OF NATIONAL FORESTS WITH THEIR ORIGIN, DEFINITION OR DERIVATION A

AB-SA-RO'-KA IND. SPECIES OF HAWK, COMMONLY STYLED "CROW". NAME OF A TRIBE OF HIDATSA INDIANS ON CROW RESERVATION IN MONTANA. TOWN AND MOUNTAINS IN MONTANA. AL-A-MO SP. COTTONWOOD OR POPLAR. ALAMO MISSION OF TEXAS. AN'-GE-LES SP. ANGELS. CITY OF LOS ANGELES, CALl FORNIA. A-PA-CHE IND. ALIEN, I.E., ENEMY. PIMA OR PAJAGO ORIGIN. TRIBE OF SAME NAME. COUNTY OF SAME NAME IN ARIZONA. A-RAP'-A-HO IND. TRADERS. "DOG-EATERS", "BIG NOSE". TRIBE OF SAME NAME. AR'-KAN-SAS IND. QUAPAW TRIBE, ORIGINALLY WRIT- TEN "ARKANSAS" AND "ARKANSEA". SIOUAN ORIGIN. STATE OF SAME NAME. ASH'-LEY ENG. WILLIAM H. ASHLEY OF VIRGINIA. FUR TRADER AND EXPLORER IN NORTHERN UTAH AND SOUTHERN IDAHO. 1820-1830.

B BAT'TLEMENT ENG. MESA OF SAME NAME IN COLORADO, SO CALLED BY F. V. HAYDEN, EXPLORER, FROM ITS FORM. BEAR'-TOOTH ENG. PROBABLY TRAPPER'S NAME FOR CERTAIN MOUNTAINS IN MONTANA, FROM RESEMBLANCE TO TEETH OF A BEAR. LAKE, CREEK, AND PLATEAU OF SAME NAME. BEA'-VER-HEAD ENG. ROCK IN BIG HOLE BASIN, MONTANA, RESEMBLING HEAD OF A BEAVER. RIVER AND COUNTY OF SAME NAME IN MONTANA. BLACK HILLS ENG. MOUNTAIN RANGE OF SAME NAME IN SOUTH DAKOTA CALLED BY FRENCH SET- TLERS "COTONOIRE", FROM DARK AP- PEARANCE OF TIMBER. BOI'-SE FR. WOODED. COUNTY, CITY, AND RIVER OF SAME NAME IN IDAHO. BELIEVED TO BE FROM AN EARLY SETTLER "BOISE". BONNE'-VILLE FR. MOUNTAINS IN WYOMING AND NEVADA AND VILLAGE IN OREGON, NAMED FOR CAPT. B. L. E. BONNEVILLE, EXPLORER. BIG'HORN ENG. ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHEEP "OVIS MONTANA". MOUNTAINS AND RIVER OF SAME NAME IN WYOMING. BIT'-TER-ROOT ENG. FROM THE PLANT "LEWISIA REDIVIA" WHICH GIVES NAME TO THE BITTER ROOT MOUNTAINS AND RIVER OF MONTANA AND IDAHO. BLACK'-FEET IND. TRIBE OF SAME NAME IN MONTANA AND BRITISH AMERICA.

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CAB'-I-NET ENG. CERTAIN NATURAL FEATURES IN IDAHO GIVEN SAME NAME IN UTAH. CAL-I-FOR'-NIA SP. STATE OF SAME NAME. FROM ISLAND IN SPANISH ROMANCE CONTAINING ABUN- DANCE OF PRECIOUS STONES. CAR'-I--BOU...... FR. FROM AN OLD TIME MINER NICKNAMED "BILL CARIBOU". TOWN AND MOUNTAIN OF SAME NAME. CAR'-SON ENG. CHRISTOPHER CARSON (KNOWN AS "KIT CARSON"), ROCKY MOUNTAIN GUIDE, EXPLORER, AND SCOUT. CAS'-CADE ENG. NAMED FROM CASCADE MOUNTAINS IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON; SO CALLED FROM CASCADES IN COLUMBIA RIVER. CHALL'-IS ENG. FROM AN OLD TIME PROSPECTOR. TOWN IN IDAHO. CHE'-LAN IND. DEEP WATER, BIG WATER, OR BUB- BLING WATER. COUNTY AND LAKE OF SAME NAME IN STATE OF WASHINGTON. CHEY'-ENNE IND. SIOUX WORD FOR ALIEN. TRIBE AND CITY IN WYOMING OF SAME NAME. CHI-RI'-CA'-HUS IND. GREAT MOUNTAIN. NAMED FROM TRIBE OF INDIANS. "RENEGADE". CHOC-TAW-HATCHE'-EE IND. RIVER OF THE CHOCTAWS. BAY AND RIVER OF SAME NAME IN FLORIDA. CHU'-GACH IND. FROM CHUGACHIGMINT INDIANS, AN ESKIMO TRIBE IN ALASKA. CLEAR'-WATER ENG. RIVER OF SAME NAME IN IDAHO. THE ORIGINAL INDIAN NAME FOR THE STREAM, "KOOS KOOS't, MEANING "WATER OF WATERS", IS PERPETUATED IN THE NAME OF THE VILLAGE "KOOSKIA". CLEVE'-LAND ENG. GROVER CLEVELAND, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1885-89, AND 1893-97. CO-CHE-TO'-pA IND. BUFFALO-EATERS. POSSIBLY A COR- RUPTION OF "KOTSOTEKA", BRANCH OF A COMANCHE TRIBE. TOWN, CREEK, HILLS, AND PASS IN COLORADO. CO-CO-NIt-NO IND. COUNTY OF SAME NAME IN ARIZONA, NAMED AFTER THE INDIANS, ALSO KNOWN AS THE "HAVASUPAI'. COEUR-D'ALENE FR. AWL-HEART. INDIAN TRIBE IN IDAHO. LAKE, RIVER, AND RANGE OF MOUNTAINS OF SAME NAME IN IDAHO. CO-LUM'-BI-A ENG. COLUMBIA RIVER. RIVER NAMED AFTER VESSEL IN WHICH IT WAS DISCOVER- ED BY CAPT. ROBERT GRAY, TRADER AND EXPLORER. COLt-VILLE ENG. TOWN IN STATE OF WASHINGTON, NAMED FROM OLD HUDSON BAY COMPANY'S FORT NEAR COLUMBIA RIVER. COR-O-NA'-DO SP. FRANCISCO VASQUEZ DE CORONADO, SPANISH EXPLORER. CRA'-TER ENG. CRATER LAKE IN OREGON, SO NAMED BECAUSE IT OCCUPIES CRATER OF A FORMER VOLCANO. CROOK ENG. GENERAL GEORGE CROOK, INDIAN FIGHTER. CUS'-TER ENG. GENERAL GEORGE A. CUSTER, KILLED IN BATTLE WITH SIOUX INDIANS, 1876. COUNTIES OF SAME NAME IN MONTANA AND OTHER STATES.

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DA-KO'-TA IND. A DIVISION OF THE SIOUAN STOCK OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, COMPOSED OF THE DAKOTA PROPER AND THE ASSIN- BOIN. NAME OF STATES. DA'-TIL SP. BALEMNITES OR ARROW-HEAD STONE IS PROBABLE SIGNIFICANCE IN NEW MEXICO. FRUIT OF COMMON DATE PALM. MOUNTAIN OF SAME NAME. DEER'-LODGE ENG. DEERLODGE VALLEY IN MONTANA, A WINTERING PLACE FOR DEER. COUNTY AND CITY OF SAME NAME IN MONTANA. DES-CHUTES' FR. EARLY FRENCH NAME RIVIERE DES CHUTES, MEANING "RIVER OF THE FALLS". RIVER AND VILLAGE OF SAME NAME IN OREGON. DIX'-IE ENG. (NEGRO PATOIS). SOUTHWESTERN UTAH, LOCALLY KNOWN AS THE t'DIXIE COUNTRY", BECAUSE COTTON WAS RAISED THERE DURING THE CIVIL WAR. F

FLAT'-HEAD IND. FLATHEAD TRIBE OF INDIANS IN MONTANA. ALSO KNOWN AS SAILISH OR SELISH INDIANS. RIVER, LAKE, AND PASS OF SAME NAME IN MONTANA. FILL'-MORE ENG. TOWN OF FILLMORE IN UTAH, NAMED FOR.MILLARD FILLMORE, 13TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. FISH'-LAKE ENG. LAKE OF SAME NAME IN THE NATIONAL FOREST. FRE'-MONT ENG. GENERAL JOHN CHARLES FREMONT OF GEORGIA, EXPLORER, SURNAMED "THE PATHFINDER".

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GAL' -LA-TIN FR. ALBERT GALLATIN, STATESMAN AND FINANCIER. RIVER, COUNTRY, AND RANGE OF MOUNTAINS OF SAME NAME IN MONTANA. GAR'-CES SP. AN EARLY SPANISH EXPLORER. GI'-LA COUNTY IN ARIZONA, AND RIVER IN ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO, OF SAME NAME. GILA INDIANS OF ARIZONA. GUN-NI-SON ENG. CAPTAIN J. W. GUNNISON, EXPLOR- ER. TOWN, COUNTY, RIVER, AND MOUNTAIN IN COLORADO.

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HAY'-DEN ENG. DR. FERDINAND V. HAYDEN, GEOLO- GIST AND EXPLORER. TOWN IN COLORADO AND MOUNTAIN AND VALLEY IN WYOMING OF SAME NAME. HEL'-E-NA ENG. NAMED FROM CITY OF HELENA IN MONTANA. HO'-LY CROSS MOUNTAIN PEAK WITHIN THE NATIONAL FOREST, HAVING A CROSS OF SNOW UPON ITS EASTERN FACE. HUM'-BOLDT G. COUNTY, LAKE, MOUNTAINS AND RIVER, IN NEVADA NAMED FOR BARON ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT. SCIENTIST, EXPLORER, AND AUTHOR.

I'-DA-HO IND. FLOWER OF THE MOUNTAIN. STATE AND COUNTY OF THE SAME NAME. IN'-YO NAMED FROM INYO COUNTY IN CALIFORNIA. J

JEF'FER-SON ENG. THOMAS JEFFERSON, 3RD PRESIDENT OF U. S. JE'-MEZ IND. NAMED FROM INDIANS OCCUPYING THE PUEBLO OF JEMEZ, ON JEMEZ RIVER, IN NEW MEXICO. MOUNTAINS OF SAME NAME.

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KAI'-BAB IND. MOUNTAIN LYING DOWN. PLATEAU IN ARIZONA OF SAME NAME. KA-NIK'-SU IND. (ALSO KANISKU). NAME GIVEN TO AN EARLY MISSIONARY IN THE OREGON COUNTRY. RIVER OF SAME NAME. KAN'-SAS IND. SMOKY. STATE OF THE UNION, RIVER IN SAME STATE, AND NATION IN OKLAHOMA NAMED FROM AN INDIAN TRIBE. KLA'-MATH IND. NAMED FROM THE KLAMATH INDIANS. LAKE IN OREGON AND RIVER IN OREGON AND CALIFORNIA OF SAME NAME. KOO'-TE-NAI IND. TRIBE OF MONTANA, IDAHO, AND BRITISH COLUMBIA INDIANS WHO CALLED THEMSELVES KUTENAKHA. COUNTY IN IDAHO AND RIVER IN BRITISH COLUMBIA AND MONTANA OF SAME NAME.

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LA SAL SP. FOR SALT MOUNTAINS WHICH ARE IN- CLUDED IN THE FOREST. (NO SALT HAS BEEN FOUND). LAS ANt-I-MAS SP. RIVER, COUNTY, AND TOWN OF SAME NAME IN COLORADO. CONTRACTION OF NAME ORIGINALLY GIVEN THE RIVER BY THE SPANIARDS, EL RIO DE LAS ANIMAS PERDIDAS. 'THE RIVER OF LOST SOULS'S, BECAUSE TRADITIONALLY A SPANISH REGI- MENT, ON ITS WAY TO FLORIDA, WAS LOST IN THE RIVER. LAS'-SEN DANISH. COUNTRY AND PEAK IN CALIFOR- NIA, NAMED FOR PETER LASSEN, A DANISH TRAPPER AND EARLY SETTLER IN LASSEN CQUNTY. LEAD'-VILLE ENG. CITY OF SAME NAME IN COLORADO, SO CALLED FROM THE KIND OF ORE FOUND IN THE VICINITY. LEM'-HI NAMED FROM THE BOOK OF MORMON, MEAN- ING LAND. COUNTY IN IDAHO NAMED FROM FORT LENHI, ERECTED BY THE MORMONS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST THE INDIANS. LEW'-IS AND CLARK ENG. MERIWETHER LEWIS AND WILLIAM CLARK, EXPLORERS, WHO COMMANDED THE "LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION", SENT INTO THE NORTHWEST, l8OLf_06. COUNTY OF SAME NAME IN MONTANA. LIN ' -COLN ENG. NAMED FROM ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE 16111 PRESIDENT. COUNTY AND TOWN OF SAME NAME IN NEW MEXICO. LO'-LO IND. MUDDY WATER (NEZPERCE LANGUAGE). TOWN, CREEK, PASS, PEAK, AND TRAIL OF SAME NAME IN MONTANA. LU-QUI '-LLO SP. WILD, TOWN OF SAME NAME IN PUERTO RICO.

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MAD' -I-SON ENG. JAMES MADISON, 4TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. COUNTY AND RIVER OF SAME NAME IN MONTANA. MAL-HEUR' FR. MISFORTUNE. RIVER AND COUNTY OF SAME NAME IN OREGON. MAN'-TI NATIONAL FOREST NAMED FROM THE TOWN OF MANTI IN UTAH. NAME TAKEN FROM OLD RUINED CITY OF MANTI NEAR CARA- CAS IN VENEZUELA, MENTIONED IN THE BOOK OF MORMON. MAN-ZA' -NO SP. APPLE TREE. NAMED FROM MOUNTAINS AND SETTLEMENT IN CENTRAL NEW MEXICO, WHERE SOME VERY OLD APPLE TREES ARE GROWING. MAR-QUETTE' FR. FROM PERE MARQUETTE WHO FOUNDED THE MISSION OF SAULT ST. MARIE IN 1668. MED'-I-CINE BOW ENG. MOUNTAIN AND RIVER OF COLORADO AND WYOMING. POSSIBLY APPLIES TO SHAPE OF THE MOUNTAIN RANGE. MICH '-I-GAN IND. "BIG LAKE" OR "PLACE FOR CATCH- ING FISH." MIN-I -DO' -KA IND. (SIOUX). POSSIBLY A CONTRACTION OF THE SIOUX MINI, "WATER", AND TOKIHEYA, "THE FIRST", -- THE FIRST WATER; OR TOKA, "ENEMY", -- WATER OF THE ENEMY. MIN-NE-SO'-TA IND. (SIOUX). CLOUDY WATER, OR SKY- TINTED WATER. STATE AND RIVER TRIBU- TARY TO THE MISSISSIPPI OF THE SAME NAME. MIS-SOU'-LA IND. COLD, CHILLY. PLACE OF AMBUSH, ALSO SAID TO HAVE THE SAME MEANING AS MISSOURI, "MUDDY WATER." COUNTY, CITY, AND RIVER OF SAME NAME IN MONTANA. MO-AP'-A IND. A CONTRACTION OF MOAPARIATS, MEANING "MOSQUITO-CREEK PEOPLE", A PIUTE BAND FORMERLY LIVING IN OR NEAR MOAPPA VALLEY. SOUTHEASTERN NEVADA. MO'-DOC IND. NAME IN ITS ORIGINAL FORM SIG- NIFIES "SOUTHERNERS". COUNTY IN CALIFORNIA OF SAME NAME, SO CALLED FROM THE MODOC INDIANS. MO'-NO IND. DIGGER, MEANING "PIUTE" OR "GOODLOOKING". COUNTY AND WELL-KNOWN LAKE OF SAME NAME IN CALIFORNIA. MON-TE-REY' SP. MOUNT ROYAL. COUNTY, CITY AND BAY IN CALIFORNIA NAMED IN HONOR OF COUNT DE MONTEREY, VICEROY OF MEXICO. MON-TE-ZU'-MA...... AZTEC. COUNTY AND TOWN OF SAME NAME IN COLORADO; SO CALLED FROI'1 THE AZ- TEC, RULER OF MEXICO, AT THE TIME OF THE SPANISH CONQUEST, MONTEZUMA, OR XOCOYETZIN. PROBABLY A CORRUPTION OF MOTEKTZOMA.

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NE'-BO ASSYRO-BABYLONIAN. A MOUNTAIN OF THE WASATCH RANGE IN UTAH, AND FOURTEEN TOWNS AND VILLAGES. FROM MT. NEBO IN PALESTINE. NE-BRAK'-KA (SIC) IND. (SIOUX). SHALLOW WATER, OR BROAD WATER. STATE OF THE UNION. RIVER OF SAME NAME IN IOWA AND MISSOURI. NE-VA'-DA SP. SNOW COVERED. STATE OF SAME NAME. NEZ-PER'-CE FR. PIERCED NOSE. COUNTY AND TOWN IN IDAHO AND RIVER IN YELLOWSTONE PARK OF SAME NAME. FROM A TRIBE OF INDIANS.

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O-CA'-LA IND. "GREEN" OR 'FERTILE LAND". AN INDIAN VILLAGE IN FLORIDA. O-LYM'-PIC FR. OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS IN STATE OF WASHINGTON, WHICH WERE NAMED FROM MOUNT OLYMPUS IN GREECE. ORt-E-GON LAT. STATE. SAID TO BE FROM IIORIGANUMt?, SPECIES OF WILD SAGE. ALSO SAID TO BE FROM THE SPANISH ItOREGONESt?, THE NAME GIVEN THE INDIAN TRIBES OF THAT REGION, MEANING "BIG-EARED MEN." OSCEOLA IND. NAMED AFTER CHIEF OSCEOLA, WHO WAS HALF NEGRO, HALF SEMINOLE INDIAN, AND WHO WAS A LEADER IN THE SECOND SEMINOLE WAR. O'-ZARK ENG. MOUNTAINS AT THE BENDS OF THE RIVER (FROM AUX ARCS IN THE WHITE RIVER). GROUP OF HILLS OF SAME NAME CHIEFLY IN ARKANSAS AND MISSOURI.

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PA-YETTE' FR. RIVER AND VILLAGE OF SAME NAME IN IDAHO; SO CALLED FROM A MEMBER OF THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY AT FORT BOISE. PE'-COS LAT. FLOCK (FROM PECOS). PECOS INDIANS WHO HAD BEEN TAUGHT HUSBANDRY BY THE SPANISH. MOUNTAINS, RIVER, AND TOWN OF SAME NAME. PEND'-O-REILLE FR. LOBE OF THE EAR. LAKE OF THE SAME NAME IN IDAHO. PIKE ENG. GENERAL ZEBULON M. PIKE, EX- FLORER. A PEAK IN COLORADO AND COUN- TIES IN ELEVEN STATES ALSO BEAR HIS NAME. PLU'-MAS SP. FEATHER. NAMED FROM THE COUNTRY OF SAME NAME IN CALIFORNIA. PO-CA-TEL'-LO IND. CITY OF SAME NAME IN IDAHO, SO CALLED FROM AN INDIAN CHIEF. POW-ELL ENG. MAJOR J. W. POWELL, GEOLOGIST, EXPLORER, HEAD OF BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY AND DIRECTOR OF THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. PRES'-COTT ENG. TOWN OF SAME NAME IN ARIZONA, SO CALLED FROM W. H. PRESCOTT, HISTO- RI AN.

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RAI-NIER' FR. FROM MT. RAINIER, WASHINGTON, WHICH WAS SO CALLED BY CAPTAIN GEORGE VANCOUVER FOR HIS FRIEND, REAR AD- MIRAL REGNIER. RI'-O GRAN'DE SP. GREAT RIVER. COUNTY OF SAME NAME IN COLORADO. ROUTT ENG. COUNTY OF SAME NAME IN COLORADO, SO CALLED FROM JOHN ROUTT, GOVERNOR OF COLORADO, BOTH AS A TERRITORY AND A STATE.

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SALM'-ON ENG. (DERIVED FROM LATIN AND GREEK, MEANING "LEAPER"). FOREST IS NAMED FROM SALMON RIVER IN IDAHO WHICH CONTAINS SALMON. SAN IS'-A-BEL SP. (FORM OF SA:[NT ISABEL, M.). NAMED FROM TOWN IN COLORADO. SAN JUAN' SP. SAINT JOHN. COUNTIES OF SAME NAME IN COLORADO AND NEW MEXICO. SAN LU'-IS SP. CONTRACTION OF SAN LUIS OBISPO DE TOLOSA, MEANING SAINT LOUIS, BISHOP. COUNTY AND CITY OF SAME NAME IN CALIFORNIA; SO CALLED FROM AN OLD SPANISH MISSION. SAN'-TA BAR'-BA--RA SP. COUNTY AND CITY OF SAME NAME IN CALIFORNIA; SO-CALLED FROM AN OLD SPANISH MISSION. SAW'-TOOTH ENG. LOCAL NAME FOR THE JAGGED MOUNTAIN RANGE IN THE STATE OF IDAHO. PROBABLY A TRANSLATION OF THE SPANISH EQUIVALENT, "SIERRA.' SE-QUO'-IA L. DERIVED FROM THE GENERIC NAME OF THE BIG TREE; WHICH, IN TURN, IS NAMED FROM SEQUO YAH (ALSO CALLED GEORGE GUESS), AN INDIAN OF THE CHEROKEE TRIBE, WHO INVENTED AN AL- PHABET AND TAUGHT IT TO HIS TRIBE. SE-VIER' ENG. (?) COUNTY AND RIVER OF SAME NAME IN THE STATE OF UTAH, PROBABLY NAMED FROM JOHN SEVIER, AN AMERICAN PIONEER, GENERAL, AND POLITICIAN. SHAS'-TA IND. COUNTY AND MOUNTAIN OF SAME NAME IN CALIFORNIA, SO CALLED FROM THE INDIAN TRIBE SASTE, OR SHASTIKA. SHO-SHO'-NE IND. (ORIGIN UNCERTAIN). APPLIED TO CERTAIN TRIBES. A RANGE OF MOUNTAINS EXTENDING THROUGH THE FOREST, A LAKE IN YELLOWSTONE PARK, A COUNTY IN IDAHO, AND FALLS IN SNAKE RIVER.

SI-ER'-RA . . . . SP. SAW. COUNTY OF SAME NAME IN CALIFORNIA. 2. SP. FROM SIERRA NEVA- DA, MEANING, LITERALLY, "SAW OF SNOW", THE GREAT MOUNTAIN RANGE OF CALIFORNIA. SMALL COUNTY IN CALIFOR- NIA ALSO NAMED FROM THE RANGE. SIOUX IND. ABBREVIATION OF OBJIBWA, NAME SIGNIFYING LITTLE SNAKES't THAT IS, 'ENEMIES". NAMED FROM THE DAKOTA OR SIOUX INDIANS OF DAKOTA AND' N I N N ES 0 TA. SIS'-KI-YOU FR. (SAID TO BE A CORRUPTION OF THE ORIGINAL NAME GIVEN THE DISTRICT BY THE FRENCH, "SIX CAILLOUX", MEANING "SIX BOWLDERS"). COUNTY IN CALIFORNIA AND MOUNTAINS IN OREGON. SIT'-GREAVES ENG. (?) CAPTAIN SITGREAVES, U.S.A., EARLY AMERICAN EXPLORER IN ARIZONA. PEAK OF SAME NAME IN ARIZONA. SI-US'-LAW IND. VILLAGE AND SMALL RIVER OF SAME NAME IN OREGON, SO CALLED FROM A SMALL TRIBE OF INDIANS. SNO-QUAL'-MIE IND. RIVER IN WASHINGTON NAMED FOR A FORMER INDIAN TRIBE. PASS THROUGH THE CASCADES OF SAME NAME. SO'-PRIS FROM CAPT. DICK SOPRIS. PEAK OF SAME NAME IN COLORADO. STAN'-IS-LAUS POL. COUNTY IN CALIFORNIA. (FORMER KINGS OF POLAND BORE THIS NAME.) SUN'-DANCE ENG. (A NAME COMMONLY APPLIED TO THE DANCES OF MANY INDIAN TRIBES). TOWN AND COUNTY OF SAME NAME IN WYOMING. SUPER'-IOR FR. "UPPER LAKE'1.

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TA'-HOE IND. BIG WATER. LAKE OF SAME NAME IN CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA. TAR'-GHEE PASS OF SAME NAME IN IDAHO IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, CONSTITUTES ONE OF THE GATEWAYS TO THE MADISON VALLEY. TE'TON IND. PRAIRIE DWELLERS. TOWN IN IDAHO, COUNTY, RIVER, AND MOUNTAIN IN MONTANA, AND RANGE OF MOUNTAINS IN WYOMING NAMED FOR A DIVISION OF THE SIOUAN TRIBE. VARIOUSLY WRITTEN TETON, TITON, OR TITOWAN. TOI-YA'-BE IND. BIG HILLS. NAMED FROM THE TOIYABE MOUNTAINS IN NEVADA WHICH ARE INCLUDED IN THE FOREST. TON' -GASS IND. SEA-LION PEOPLE. TRIBE OF ALASKAN INDIANS. TON' -TE IND. "FOOL" OR "CRAZY". NAMED FROM THE TONTO APACHE INDIANS, OR THE PINAL COYOTERO, ONE OF THE SUB- TRIBES OF GILENO TRIBE. TRIN'-I -TY ENG. COUNTY AND RIVER OF SAME NAME IN CALIFORNIA. RIVER SO CALLED FROM SUPPOSITION OF ITS FIRST AMERICAN EXPLORERS THAT IT EMPTIED INTO THE BAY OF TRINIDAD.

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U-IN '-TA IND. FIND LAND. COUNTY AND MOUNTAIN RANGE IN UTAH AND COUNTY IN WYOMING. SO CALLED FROM A BRANCH OF THE UTE INDIANS. U-MA-TI L' -LA IND. RIVER AND COUNTY IN OREGON. TRIBE OF INDIANS. UMP' -QUA IND. SWIFT WATER. RIVER OF SAME NAME IN OREGON, SO CALLED FROM A TRIBE OF INDIANS. UN-COM-PAH -GRE IND. SHOSHONE TRIBE. HOT WATER SPRING. MOUNTAIN PEAK, RIVER, AND POST-OFFICE IN COLORADO OF SAME NAME.

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WAL' -LO-WA IND. A TRIPOD FOR HOLDING A FISH TRAP IN THE WATER. COUNTY AND RIVER OF SAME NAME IN OREGON. WA' -SATCH IND. (UTE OR PAIUTE, MEANING NOT KNOWN). RANGE OF MOUNTAINS IN UTAH. WASH' -ING-TON ENG. NAMED FOR THE STATE OF WASHING- TON AND THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. WEI '-SER RIVER AND TOWN OF SAME NAME. WE-NA' -HA IND. NEZPERCE WORD MEANING "BETTER PLACE". EITHER FOR CAMPING, HUNTING, OR FISHING. RIVER OF SAME NAME. WE' NATCH' -EE IND. MASTER STREAM. BIG OUTLET FROM THE MOUNTAINS. TRIBE OF SAME NAME. WHITE RIV'-ER TOWN, RIVER, AND PLATEAU OF SAME NAME. WHIT' -MAN ENG. NAMED FOR REV. MARCUS WHITMAN, A PIONEER MISSIONARY IN OREGON WHO WAS MURDERED BY INDIANS. WICH'-I-TA IND. TRIBE OF INDIANS, AND MOUNTAINS OF SAME NAME. WY'-O-MING IND. CORRUPTION OF THE DELAWARE IN- DIAN WORD MEANING "LARGE PLAINS', "EXTENSIVE MEADOWS". STATE OF THE UNION AND VALLEY IN PENNSYLVANIA OF THE SAME NAME.

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ZU'-NI ...... IND. PUEBLO AND MOUNTAINS OF THE SAME NAME IN NEW MEXICO.

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CIN'DER CONE ENG. NAME TAKEN FROM THE VOLCANIC FORMATION KNOWN AS "CINDER CONE", WHICH IS CONTAINED IN THE NATIONAL MONUMENT. GI'LA CLIFF DWELLINGS IND. AND ENG. NAME TAKEN FROM THE RUINS WHICH THE NATIONAL MONUMENT CONTAINS. GRAND CAN'-YON ...... ENG. NAME TAKEN FROM THE 'GRAND CANYON OF THE COLORADO", WHICH IS CONTAINED IN THE NATIONAL MONUMENT. JEW'-EL CAVE ENG. NAME TAKEN FROM "JEWELL CAVE" WHICH IS CONTAINED IN THE NATIONAL MONUMENT. LAS'-SEN PEAK NATIONAL MONUMENT WAS NAMED FROM THE VOLCANIC PEAK WHICH IT CONTAINS. THE PEAK, A NATIONAL FOREST AND A COUNTY IN CALIFORNIA DERIVE THEIR NAME FROM A DANISH TRAPPER AND EARLY SETTLER NAMED LASSEN. PIN'-NA-CLES ENG. NA4LiD FROM THE NATURAL FORMATION KNOWN AS THE UPINNACLES ROCKS', WHICH IS CONTAINED IN THE NATIONAL MONUMENT. TON'-TO IND. NAMED FROM THE TONTO APACHE IN- DIANS, OR THE PINCAL COYOTERO, ONE OF THE SUB-TRIBES OF GILENO TRIBE. THEY ARE DISTINCT FROM THE PINALENO OR TCHIKUN AND THE WHITE MOUNTAIN COYOTERS. WHEEL'-ER ENG. NAME TAKEN FROM LIEUT. WHEELER, AN EXPLORER.