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v^aiue are not omy narmiui to young trees but they also injure, the older timber growth with their, hoofs. The life of a tree may b4T shortened considerably as a r^ suit from such injuries.
The s6il within a iwoodland. which mi allowed to be grazed,” becomes hard and dry. Such a; soil condition is unfavorable for the establishment of future timber, growth. As a result, after the present trees on the area are mature and should be cut, there will, be nothing to take their place. J
Grazing destroys your woodlands and cattle receive very little food value from the forest. If. the livestock must have a little protection from the weather, use. only a small portion of your timber area for this purpose. *'•.
Men Needed For Va.
State Police Force
£ The present international situation has produced a shortage of manpower which has prevented filling of new positions authorized the State Police by the 1950 General Assembly. In addition, selective service is depleting the existing ranks.
Suitable police officers in sufficient number are vitally necessary to curb our alarming rate of traffic deaths. With our rapidly rising traffic volumes, it is most desirable that the l>epartment be maintained at the fullest possible strength.
It is felt that citizens who have evinced an interest in the important matter of traffic safety can strike no better blow than to interest or sponsor suitable young men in a police career. At present 93 positions are vacant.
Minimum requirements are resedlnce in Virginia for six months, willingness to serve anywhere in the Commonwealth, a high school education or its equivalent, suitable physical condition and prop
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