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SUMMARY: Reports by Jim Nesbitt about British Columbia forestry and railroad transportation from Quesnel to Dawson Creek.;

SUMMARY: Reports by Marce Munro and Don Smith about stowaway arriving in Vancouver and work stoppage in British Columbia's forest industry.;

SUMMARY: Talk by H.R. MacMillan about the lumber industry in British Columbia.;

SUMMARY: Part of radio program featuring interviews on location by Bob Harlow, with Ralph Laker (?), an old logger; Ron Linstrom (?) and Godwin Winedale (?), young loggers; and Clarence Minton (?), camp cook, about: arrival in Canada, camp life then and today; cutting lumber; trimming trees; killing bears; cooking duties. Followed by description of a logging mill by an unidentified announcer, with interviews of Ray Turner (?), foreman, and W.C. Phillips, district forester, about cutting logs; government timber policies; preserving northern spruce stands in Prince George area; industry, forestry, description of process. Included are sounds of sawing logs. Recorded by Lloyd Harrop. (NOTE: The BC Archives copy may not include all of the above material.)

SUMMARY: Radio program with Marce Munro and Bill Herbert, reporting on British Columbia's logging industry.;

SUMMARY: Radio program with Edward T. Kenney, Minister of Lands and Forests of British Columbia, talking about British Columbia's forest industry.;