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CHAS. V. STANTON
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Entered as wcond clau matter May 17.
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fitw ork 271 MadUon Ave.
Chicago 360 N. Mlchltfan Ave.
Han Franclioo 629 Market Street
Lot Anrrlc S. Spring Street.
Seattle 603 Stewart Htrcet.
Portland 929 a W. Sixth Street
St. Loo la 411 N, Tenth Street
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Dally. 0 months by mall 42.75
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The Weather
U. 8; Weather Bureau Office
Roieburg; Oregon!
Forecast for Roieburg and vl
cinlty: Occasional light rain to
night ana Tuesday.
Highest temp, for any Jan 71
Lowest temp, for tiny Jan -6,
Highest temp; yesterday 62
Lowest temp, last night 47
Precipitation yesterday 01
Precipitation from Jan.' 1' 58
uenon trom jan. I oo
Deficit from Sept. 1',-1944' 5.83
frt the Day's Kews
(Continued from page X)
when the ducks would come down'
and' land' on It they'd go head
over heels in a' most ludicrous'
'manner. Believe it or not, the
first thing they'd do after re
covering themselves would' be to
look around to see if anyone was
watching. Upon discovering that
they, had been, observed, they
were as chagrinned as human be
Ings would have been.
That wasn't as far back as
1888, and it may not huve been
In January which leaves the
newspaper weather researchers
la the clear.
; But' It was cold.
il'r was .ahead of general oil Heat
I Ihg, whlcH hhs done so thuclt to
make California clllcs habitable
in the winter months. The hotels
all had their own heating plants,
and it was their thrifty customs
to' go down' in the basement and
throw a' chip' In .the furnace about
6' in the afternoon, which would
raise the temperature up in the
robms for art hour or so.
: When It sank again, there was
nothing to do but go to bed' and
cover yourself up with everything
irt sight' and hope tho sun would
be in a' kindlier mood in the
morning. During tills particular
spell, it was advisable to put the
rujj on top' of whatever else in
the way of cover you had' been
able to fine):
', The, world is changing and
Californians are changing with
jt. In these days when you start
the fire by turning a switch or,
even' better, setting the thermo
stat arid letting It do tho work
marty of them admit candidly
that a little heat is a nice thing
to' have around in the winter
jnolitns.
CIGARETS here may be ex
tremely scarce. They are cer
tainly hard for a stranger to get.
Most of the tobacco stores have
f'no cigarots" signs consplciously
displayed. There are no cigarots
in the grocery and drug stores
that Is, none arc visible.
People arc still laughing over
the story of a crowded street cat
thai was heading downtown when
it passed a clgaret line in front
of a store. The car stopped and
the conductor and the motorola n
got into the line.
THIS writer got caught short
today, . and bucked the tiger
lit tho tobacco counter of one of
the larger hotels.
"Are you stopping here?" the
Clgaret girl asked sweetly.
Well, at the moment we were
stopping there stopping right in
front of tho tobacco stand. So we i
iMtfed Dlr Exot
Newi-Ravtow
answered; a trifle 1oo sheepishly,
It appeared, "yes."
"What is your room number?"
Bite came back.
'IliBt'a . the ' trouble with sin.
Voil Hike the first teeny-weeny
little' stor along the downward
patHi Klridlrtg' your conscience
nlong ' with' specious reasoning
emir as 'telling yourself that you
ARE stopping there right In
front of her where the poor dumb
bell ought to bo able to see you
If It wasn't for her astigmatism,
and it rcaily doesn't seem so bad:
But you always get sucked In
deeper.
,V So, feeling- the breath of the
kk mou hot on our neck; e piling:
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: RESEARCH WELCOMED I
By Charles
i CHANGE in directorship
" and? Range Experiment Htation is of more than passing
interest. Stephen Wyckoff, an outstanding man in the field
of conservation, and forest disease control, has been trans
ferred to the experiment station at Berkeley, California, and
his place at the Portland station has been taken by Dr. Al
fred Hali, principal biochemist of the Forest service, who
had won' international' reputation for his work in utilization
of wood waste. We believe
fortunate, not that we can
Wyckoff, but rather1 because
phasis upon- experimentation
utilization.
In the program of education, methods of forest manage
ment, plant pathology, and
cipally directed to conserve
to secure fullest use of lands most suitable for timber pro
duction, Mr. Wyckoff is an outstanding figure. His achieve-
menta in the Pacific Northwest are widely known to men of
protection agencies and the
Was of much influence in the
tation and conservation. The job has not yet been fully
completed and his departure
in the Pacific Northwest, where more conservation-minded
leaders are needed. But the foundation has been laid, and
there is every assurance that progress will continue as a re
sult of the inspiration furnished by men like Mr. Wyckoff,
who pioneered in tho science of conservation.
While we regret his departure, there is compensatory sat
isfaction in the coming to
land1 of Dr. Hall, for in him we
develbping field, of fullest utilization of our timber resources.
Fdrest conservation means
tecting trees. Out methods of lumbering are extremely
Wasteful. We damage much young timber, remove seed trees,
and1 ofteii' destroy possibility of natural reproduction. Logs
unsuitable for himbei1, h'ee tops and branches are left to rot,
Creating fire hazards. Even
mill we waste much of it in slabs, chips, sawdust, etc.
If we can produce something useful out of the tree tops
arid1 trio waste products of the
the cause of conservation.
Dr. Hall in 19I!0 joined the
laboratory at Madison, Wis.,
cal investigations related to
rosin from southern pines.
technical adviser at the guayule
California. He took an important part in .securing the
alcohol-from-sawdust plant being built at Springfield, Ore.
We have been greatly intrigued- by the rapid progress be
ing made iii the field of wood
zation. New discoveries are
Plasties, resins, adhesives, and many new products .from
VoOd have been made possible through recent research. The
Japanese recently announced they have discovered a method
for making a high-test motor fuel, suitable for aviation pur
poses, from pine tree roots.
W nre stnndiiiir at the threshold of a new era in wood
usage and it is pleasant to know we have in the Pacific j
Northwest one of the nation's foremost authorities and ex-
pet'imenters in this particular field of endeavor. j
od on in. It was loo late, now to
turn back. "305," we answered.
"I'm sorry, sir," I he girl an
swered firmly, "there is no such
number in this hotel."
Crime, you see, DOESN'T pay.
A SHOPKEEPER remarked lo
this writer the other day:
"After the war, I'm going to get
myself a good hot speakeasy in
a' first-class location. I'm onto all
the wrinkles already."
H
wait
for what you eat
you'd wait
a lot i-niii-
a lot longer and get
grior in a foxhole).
Some of the smarter places pro
vide seats for you while you wait.
It's a shrewd piece of business.
Finnish President
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured
Finnish presi
dent. Baron
VERTICAL
1 Greater
quantity
2 Era
3 Compass point
4 Require
.1 Multitude
(I Clolh measure
7 Ailing
8 Letters
11 Bi-nzian
state
12 On top of
14 Horsemen
15 Seas
Carl Gustaf
9 Type of
molding
10 Jar
11 Peel
13 God of love
H Roster
19 Dined
20 Public notices
22 Meadow
:'3 Universal
language
17 Dispatch
18 Domesticated
20 Exclamation
2 1 Symbol for
samarium
24 lie quiet:
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2(i Rough lava
28 New McnIco
(ab.
29 Church part
31 Transaction
33 Interpret
35 Substitutes
36 Be
unsuccessful
3a Existence
39 Former Rus
sian ruler
42 Either
43 Therefore
45 Myself
46 Palm lily
47 Steal
49 Wand
50 Pitcher
.12 Cupola
5.3 Lamprey
95 Narrow inlet
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V. Stanton
in the Pacific Northwest Forest
the change to be particularly
afford to lose men like Mr.
the result will be greater em
in the field of wood waste
numerous other activities, prin
and protect growing timber and
timber industry. His leadership
present' trend toward refores
to new fields will be keenly felt
the experiment station at Port
have an expert in the rapidly
more than growing and pro
after a log is brought to the
mill, then we are advancing
staff of the forest products
where he carried on biochemi
production of turpentine and
He served as consultant and
rubber project near Salinas,
conservation and waste utili
being made almost tlau;
It's simply amazing how much
less petulant you feel when wail
ing while sealed instead of wait
ing while standing.
It's thoughtful little kindnesses
like providing seals for hungry
walling patrons that help lo
soften the rigors of tile home
from.
CRIME WAVELET
SKATTLE. .Ian. H AIM j
"Bandits." ohsri'vctl Policeman
W. S. Millctt when three hys ,
about 1(- years old ivtumed miss
inj pistni, "aro KiMtin younger j
and vonntfer." I
Hut iMillctt only know the hall
of it. The kids said. sine, they'd:
tell whole they jn Iho pistol. Aj
couple of tiveyeai'-olds khvo il to;
Ihem.
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24 Vends
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:U Kuplisli river
32 New Guinea
4 1 He cirricd
14 He is p;c:-i-
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Finland
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49 U hwny
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Fsi-enro (tib.) rl Coaled labr.
3 Colt" term Accompllshr!
.17 In a row ."i4 Music note
40 Small partirlo 55 Sun god
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Conches luint six-fuot-six bovs. but not Kalamazoo College, which
won two of i(s first three starts with ii lineup averaging only five
feet, seven-and-a-huir. Left to right: Paul Hiyaina, Hazen Keyser,
Tom SliKiiiaia, (Jus Birtsa! and Louie Spilters. Captain Keyser,
gi'ing up ladder in rc.irh lump, is live-six. Others are under six
feet Sugjhara and lliv.nna are Japanese-American students. The
latter swished 11) baskets in the three outings.
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IJ:45 -Ncws-Kcvlew of Oip Air.
IS:.Vi Terminal Market deports, Sljr Kctl
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1:15 -Sent) mental Serenade.
1:30 -Headlines in Harmon v.
2:00 Handy Man.
2:15 Melody Time.
2:45--Western SorcuHe.
3:00 Praver.
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from common colds
That Hang On
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cause it Roes risht to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
CTiin laden phlegm, and aid nature
to snathe ond heal raw. tender, in
flamed bronchial muemis mnm.
brnnes. Tell your druggist to sell vou I
a bottle of Creomulsion -ith the iin- I
oerstannmg you must like the wav it
quicklv allays the cough or you ore
to have vour monev back.
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Is Explained
Motorists In the Portland OPA
district are advised by E. W.
Eggen, mileage rationing repre-
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dorsement on their present gaso
line coupons when they get their
new motor vemcie registration
stickers, They are instructed to
leave the old license number en
dorsements "as is" on present
coupons as service station operas
tors may not accept coupons on
which endorsements have been
altered, Eggen emphasized.
Those out of state motorists
now in Oregon who obtain license
plates are also advised not to
change the license number al
ready on their coupons. These
motorists should change their
book cover or identification fold
er of present coupons by drawing
a line lightly through the old
license plate number and placing
the new license plate number
above or below.
Also, the license number
should be changed on the mile
age rationing record which , all
motorists received from their
local boards with their coupon
book. These changes should be
made in ink, indelible pencil or
by typewriter.
Priest to Aid Eagles'
Youth Welfare Work
PORTLAND, Jan. 8-(AP
Rev. Louis P. Barcelo, University
of Portland faculty member, has
been appointed national advisor
to the youth commission of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Father Barcelo is special na
tional field commissioner for the
Boy Scouts of America and as
sociate editor of the Catholic
Youth.
11:00 Tho Old Corral.
8:15- A Date with Annalorls.
8:30 -Mysterious Traveler.
: .lka Seltzer Nrui.
ICLT Rex Miller. MUdroot.
9:30 Jack Teagardens Orchestra.
9:45 -Carl Ravazza's Orchestra.
10:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr.
10:15 - Music for the Night.
10:30 Sign off.
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Primm, Honolulu; John Hooley,
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Huskies Defeat O. S. C,
Oregon U. Downs Idaho
(By the Associated Press)
University of Washington Hus
kies and the University of Ore
gon Webfeet strolled arm in arm
today along victor's alley in the
northern division of the Pacific
Coast Basketball conference, but.
Oregon had a challenger looking
sternly over its shoulder.
Winners in a pair of games
over the University of Idaho Van
dals Friday and Saturday, Ore
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Moscow to Pulman today for
clashes tonight and. tomorrow
with Washington State's Cougars,
who served a bit of notice Satur
day night they were not to be
trifled with.
As Washngton beat Oregon
State for the second time, 42 to
22, and Oregon took a 41-38 de
cision from Idaho, W. S; C.
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lege Saturday night ab to 4a, the
first defeat of the season for
Eastern's giint-killing Savages.
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