University of Idaho School of Forestry - Forester Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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where several of us are engaged in prepar- ing a sugar pine inventory of the State of California. This survey is to make pos- sible a policy for the control of Blister Rust in the sugar pine stands of the state. Type maps showing the location of sugar pine are being prepared for each forest. HATCH, ALDEN B., '28, M.F. Yale '29, Harvard Forest, Petersham, Massachusetts. HEPHER, W. STANLEY, '31, M.S. fFor.J '32, Boswell, B. C., Canada. Hepher was co- author with Dr. E. C. Jahn of an article on Action of Ammonium Sulphite on Abies g1'cmdis published in the Paper Trade Jozwnctl, November, 1932. He plans to work for a Ph.D. degree in the field of wood products. HILL, EDWARD B., '31, gives his address as that of U. S. Forest Service, Ogden, Utah. He has been busy with timber surveys, land exchanges and insect control work the past year and till December 27, 1932 was in company with Tyler Gill, '31, Mr. Hill re- Hill have a daughter, ports he and Mrs. Helen Louise, born February 12, 1932. HILLMAN, WILLIAM P., A Ex-'13, Assistant Su- pervisor, St. Joe National Forest, St. Maries, Idaho. HOCKADAY, JAMES M., '31, Moscow, Idaho. THE IDAHO FORESTER HOFFMAN, H. C., '28, 46 Holly Rue Apts., Og- den, Utah. Hoffman is technical assistant on the Cache National Forest. HUME, JOHN F., '31, Route 2, Meridian, Idaho. Jack is assistant working boss on about 500 acres in the Idaho Valley and is applying formula V to 96 acres of bearing apple trees. JACKSON, TOM, '19, resident manager, lumber operation, Fruit Growers' Supply Co., Hilt, California. JEMISON, GEORGE M., '31, Junior Forester, Northern Rocky Mountain For-est and Range Experiment Station, Missoula, Mon- tana. George's Climatological Summary for the Priest River Forest Experiment Station was published last year. He writes: At present I am in the Washing- ton ofice on a 'training' detail, studying statistical methods. I am working on a iire-weather analysis and am enrolled in two courses in advanced statistics in the Department of Agriculture night school. Have a sore neck from sight-seeing. This is too great a change from Moscow. JOHNSON, R. B., '32, Hailey, Idaho, Senior Forest Ranger, Sawtooth National Forest, Hailey, Idaho. Bob visited the school during the past winter. JOHNSTON, ROYAL, '27, assistant time keeper, Potlatch Forests, Inc., Lewiston, Idaho. 1 1.1111111111n-nu1nu1uu-nu-nu-nn- nn-nn-nn-mi-un11:11-mx-5 I-love An Outfit That Will Lost The Summer Cut at no extra, cost Davids' are official agents for Filson Clothing-Duluth Packs- Forest Ranger Sleeping Bags - B0ne-Dry- and Bergmann's Shoes-The adopted Forester's Hat- Perfect Fitting - Breeches, etc. l DAVI DS' Exclusive But Not Expensive MOSCOW ' ' -nu- -un-nu-:ruinn--un-nn-nn-nn-nn1nn-u-nu.-nn--nu 1 - IDAHO -nn-nn1mm-un..nu-nn--nn-:ruin - 1 ... 1 -.. 1 --nu-7 Say: I saw the advertisement in The Idaho Forester.

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