Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 26, 1921 · page 7

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Protect your
Property Investment 4

-—wiflzpuint' Thscatotbumm.
Helsgoingup-repairs cost more every
day. Holdyourprepertyassmiuur-
ketby protecting it aims: W
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“-fln ..—
fl STATES To GET FEDS” m) 4 Fire protection must include not Louisiana 1: 000 000
._ . . 13.000
v FOR l-‘Oltflh'l' lemme. only merchantsbie timber. but also T‘s-ms 10.000.000 10.500 . -is I W” m
. - a: “m young growth and cut-over lands; in Michigan ........ ,15.ooo.ooo 36.000
Twentv-four states or more.- wm w other words, it must coxer all classes Wisconsin ...... 142000.000 25.000 W‘Mfln

«he $400,000 of Federal funds for of (ore& land

the protection of their forest land-l
from fires according to a moment by‘

the Fore: t Ronice of the l nlied States
.atlon is the recognition by the Gov-
Department of Agriculture TM.“ ('0' ernment of the nation's intt’rest in

operation was first authorized b3 "white-oping t!!! M Minds 0‘ om. coun-

nct of March 1. i911. commonly

knnwils tliF 'W'eeks 1“" ."d h“ ciall) 03 m-
continued exor since. Last year 8125. . 'strr urns. an! it: The? recognition

000 was appropriated for the work
but. Congress this Veal- realizing tha
importance or fire prevention in our
forests. substantially incmsed the
amount to be expended. At“ three ‘
more states are expected to join the

 

of the fact thI’t
bear a part or cost or do work. With
tire dung-er claw ogrlimlnated.
ioresters any the problem of kcepln‘

Th nation should

forest lsnds continuously producing

 

 

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Willem }South Dakota . 50.000
'l in basis of this Federwl -opes~ sustains ....... 4.000.000 “.700 u .
‘1“ m“, ....... 4.500.000 ...... cheek. You 11 and item jars of m

Washington . ..00 10.000 000 21.000 W ,
Oregon ......... 12 000. 090' 35.0007 ' ‘ -

try con uctivc. espe- | Mom) . . . . 18. oqmo 13.750 ' ~

I Tm or magma? ~44“ ‘ La us submit suggestions and color

Total . . . . . .207.000.000 $"8."8 ,

 

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«mom. July 25. ——Hnnld L. Ces-
sidy. who was teaching Miss Florence
timber. and erosion end floods pants I. W to m a. Mobile

 

ram 0' “Woml‘m M‘3- loowirolled will be greatly mapliiled ”men it struck sud lulled Mrs.

item For Grub M

Allotments 0! money ibi- forest pro
tectlon are mode. by the Forest 9on—
ice to individual states on the basis or
'1 percent. ofthe estimed cost of
ark-gusts lire Win in that parti-
cular m with the limitstlon tho i

the mum lament cannot exceNl
'25:“. Both figures depend upon.
and very with. the size of the Federal
appropristion for this work received
from year to veer. Forestry expens‘
believe thst the ideal apportionment
of protection expense would be: Fed—
eral gomnment. 25 per cent., states.
25 per cent.. private owners. 50 per
cent. but this is not possible 35pm
flout:

The. four important limitations gov-
ernlng Federal co- operation in me
protection under the Weeks law are:

1.1‘! is extended only to state that

‘ hm provided by law for s comra-
henshe system or fire. protection.

1. It is limited to tin- watersheds
of navigable streams.

8.1‘he state must mean amount
at least equsl to 'the more! em'

‘und it is to help the flutes and pri-

\n.te owners to do this very thing

“looks leaf. is carried on
i'he following table M the on.
tun-tori am of fin-est is!!! requiring
prawn-ion and the amount of l-‘td-
ernt funds thst will be available to
Btutes with which a. cacoperrsttve
agreement now exists. providing they
quulii'y under tll’é‘“ transitions set
forth: '
Area Needing
Protection Allot—
(Acresi. merit.

Neill ........ . . 14 00.000 22.050
New ums‘hlro. .. 4.000.000 6.800
Vermont ...... . . 3.000.000 3,150
Muslim; . .. 3.000.000 7.350
Rhode Island. . .. 250.000 625
Connecticut . . .. . . LSOOJMI 2.150
New York ....... 14,000,000 22.050
New Jersey. . . .. . 1.800.000 6.050
Mm . s . . 12.000.000 257000
Marylsnd . . . . '2,000.000 2.800

We» Virginie” .. 5,.ooeono 7.000
s .......1s.oeooso 18.200

 

NM“ Cfl'oflnhn 0 18..“000‘ 26.000

Itehette M s weeh- ego Smiley.
wassmaeedtotendsynisisilby
m it the co-operation. under the Judge Dunne this morning sud lined
:flotsndmts.§0mdoostssndfl6
and costs as m of VIM the
motor laws bending driving without

a license. He uppesled.

1 Mstthew H Gsypor oi momma
street. Soothisgton. was fined 835 nd‘
:60 and costs on chums of reel-

drlving' while W” the

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man Emil A. Moi-1m. in an on”

to sine whose lite his brother. 0. low

reporter gave a pint or blood s weekJ .

ago. died last night. Councilmen - l ‘

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