FOUR
NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1948
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams
In the Day's News
From where I sit ... ly Joe Marsh.
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Published Daily Except Sunday by th
NEWS-REVIEW COMPANY, INC.
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CHARLES V. STANTON
EDWIN L. KNAPP
EDITOR
..MANAGER
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Aaeociation, tv. Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATE ft
In Oregon By Mall Pec year $8.00. tlx month I4.M, thret
months $2,50. By City Carrier Per year $10.00 (In advanet), leu
than ont year, per month, $1.00
Outaide Oregon By Mail Per year $9.00, tlx montha $4.7$,
three month. 12.7V
WOOD WASTE PROCESSES
AM AWFUL
SLOW FREIGHT
GET UP AN' GIVE
ME A HAND UP--
J M PARALYZED
OPEN MY FINGERS
TO LET GO TOO
SHOT TO RAISE
MY FEET TO KICK.
MY FINGERS LOOSE
Penthouse Farmer Explains How
To Tell if Orchid is Happy
' By CHARLES V. STANTON
While many researchers are developing new product to'
utilize w aste from wood and sawmill operations, the I.'. S. '
Forest Service is jroinp; still further, finding u for tht old!
anas, down trees and otherwise useless materials. Within1
two or three years, if experimental funds are mad avail-!
able, it is expected that gathering up the refuse from loged
over lands and th punky, overipe trees standing in thei
forests, as well as snags and windfalls will become a profit
able commercial operation, flood progress already has been
made in experimentation.
Edward V,. Locke, chief of forest utilization services from
the Pacific Northwest Forest Experiment station, I". S.
Forest Service, who was a visitor in Rosehurg Wednesday
with A. C. Knauss, wood technologist, reports very favor
able results from wood waste experiment conducted for
the past two years.
With cooperation from the I'ope and Talbot Co., Oak-! an eleven-story Manhattan apartment building,
ridge, Ore., two carloads of debris from the woods in (but Growing onhiila on hi elec-1
of I. u;. j .i . 1L e . , , , trie ictrigcralnr la lust a sideline
area hae been ahipped recently to the forest products lab- h ,hi, .rdent i.xfiop Burhank.
oratories maintained by the Forest Service at Madi Mtn. Wis- vv b o is his orchard
consin. A third carload will leave within the next 10 dav.. '.pTe W''r X
in a pilot plant at Madiaon, this decaving woo.l is con-,1"" K""''1 "nrt wi,"'r'
verte.1 into molasses and yeast. The product is being rJ ZXCm ?t
turned to agricultural experiment stations in Washington " needs", he said.
and Oregon, where extensive feeding tests are in orour..ss i ",,"', ''"rk 1 civ the plant
At rullman, Washington, experiments are being conduct
. THE THRILLER?
0"R.WlLUAM-
wtwrt mt r m tt mt pry,
("ontinued Fiom Page One)
Hunt for 2 Lost Planes
i Givtn Up After Month
MIVHORD r'IBl.D. July K-
i Ti . iv-h fur tu n m i e i n P
By HAI- noI,h j pianos. each earning two mpn.
NEW YORK -f.p. Do you know how to tell If an orchid Is'has been abandoned after more
happy? than a months efforts, air res-
j This is one of many tidbits of horticultural knowledc picked !CUP wvire of,fU'ials airi to(a'
. m ' -i & i . . , . . . One of the pianos, en route, last
up ny trtenn ni mine w no uprraie m prn mouse imm lur iiin a tup monih from The Dallas Ore to
Whidbev Island, is believed down
on the Yakima side of Mt. Adorns.
Irs occupants were James Milton
Henry. Iewiston, Idaho, and Adm
Karl Brown. ls Angeles, both
Navy enlisted men. '
S." Set. Paul R. Jackson and
Fgt. Williams S. Burns were oc
cupants of the second plane, mis
si nj? si net April en route from
Spokane to Seattle.
owiiiLe itMth hmH firv it ni f 1 propoeo nome manat'emenr i i..n. ,
-MHtnue iMtn anil clt it oil i . hirthnlare of streams, which
een in the " '"r '":": J V'L ... ... fB
OSC Building
Plan Abandoned
Because of Cost
PORTLAND. Julv H. (.pi
A )ro(Ked home manat'emenf
cloth. The Kir
mA in fdin ,.... . io. i.. i t ... ..... !..:.... -leaves and the stem reallv shines 'v 1 Hml"" j
... m.iiiK nens. ii-nm mi uaie inoiCHie ,h Th ,. , Ln... ih. 'he present veslerdav as loo t nnm a nuce nen ii nuiss.
that yeast produced from wood waste is '(ul in its effect orchid is happy. If it's dlsconten
to fish meal in improving hatchability of eggs. i jj1:, ,n' Km'n 'lwsn't shi" '
Turkey poults are being fed molasses manufactured from " After playing nursemaid and
wood waste to determine effect of carbohydrates in the diet, .psychiatrist to an orchid this
('ISIIv
The Stale Board of Higher Kdu
cation rejected all three hid at
a slieeial meeting called here tn
consider huilding plana. The
estimate for the house was .ViV
ooo. of which nnlv jvi.nno was
tor actual construction. The three
hids nppned today ranged from
SH0.S00 to $X!I.(VI(I for construction
alone.
Tui. 1,.;.... , i. . . . ... r . .amateur c od-hreaker In the
Tests are being made on rats preliminary loan experiment , h,,,,,,, r;,y P ,lnn , ,e
in using molasses in feeding hogs. Dairy cattle will be fed heavy work.
wild grass silage preserved with wood molasses. Molasses H?.?, ,Fr? W," Bu'1'
l. fill lw ,.A . .i.. r : 1 .
....... ..... .,r .,,, ,IU1 ,, K,IM ,,, ,uppiciiieiit tiyooesn. Knownai teai nam-, Th, av,al, rontra.-t
high protein diet for dairy cattle. "hll is." he said, showing me , Warren Constniciion Com-
... ., , . , arounfi his terrace ranch. ''It an.. pni-iland for nain? 1 4 of
Similar experiments are in progress at Oregon State Col- lakes more than a green thumh m,,, nf ,,w numher
lege, where a study has just been completed in feeding mo- "' lhln in ,h' '"' of sidewalks on the Oregon State
1..A. .tn i - . . t ii. ... . , , "You gut to start finm the campus. The firm's $.".l..i"7 hid
lasses at 30 and lo percent levels to hogs. It has been found (.nc,eie and build tip. First ou as ell within the estimate
that the 15 per cent level compares favorably to cane and have to order the eamh. 1 bought Final approval of the contract
l.noi !.... ,i,i, ... u .i . ii .' .. '"ur tons at ..;'( a ton. The man must he given hy the State Board
" irn'in.vi-n n I . i ni up: 11 ui .iii
KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting Syiterr
1490 Kilocycle
m mucii inwer. r lin ner tt ho delivered it wanted to dumu
tMt are bcinjr made with rata to (let ermine the lirst er- 't in the street.
centaire level. Alfalfa ffitaftP ia being prepared with molasses , '" " Moiics
. . ' Ivlow where I needed tt. So I
for winter feed testa, hxpennienta in feeding molasses mid fit ti(ty sunny ai ks and kept
yeast to turkeva and dairv cattle hn been postponed because idmc them with my topoii and
. 1 1 biouuht it all up in the service
of a annrtage in funds for exenniental purposes. eieviur."
"This, of course, put hun in
.... iii -ii solid with (he apaitment house
r iMi n ui flimii, r'-HMi,i, win pnniuce a Mm 01 manager nylv awa
of Control and the State Emer
gency board.
SUU frM ConnsM
ILHAIMNQ HOUR roDAf
4 'Kl -riiltitn l.t. Jr
4 1.1 - frank Ilminawv. Fngr'
till .Sunn for g vrynnv. Rnhttrf
Rt (i iRt At ion
4 45 Sv 11 With Mustr. Miller RCA
Radio Department.
.1 (Ml Jiiot Relate
.1 i,V -ctiarulu the Mafirian, White
Kin Snap Co
5 :w Spoiliglit on Star, Hnrn i Super
Purging tht Comics
(Salem Statesman)
It all rim's t( show what the
force of aroosed and articulate
molasses or 400 pounds of dry east. The mol,rse it .V
public opinion can do. Fourteen
Next." mv .riend continued, comic niacaine nuhliher have
per cent augar, essentially filiirMSf. The Pacific Northwest's to E"w thine m. You )ust cm t ie to purs th" "lunnv hookf"
poultrv industry alone. Locke savs. could ns from 10 to H ,h,OH ar,n on ("P nf wxin'1 "'listlc torture, re-
' ' , roof Along comes a heav lain ii'imis and lacial pteiufltcei and
thousand tons of yeast annually, lirewer yeaat, now yetier- and wherei your farm? 'lown Rlonticaiion of crime,
allv used, sells for $210 per ton. Wood yeast ran be pro- the diain." Th crescendo of pi otej-t hy par-
. . iii- iiti. . . , 'I' olveil the pn.blern bv huv- ents and teaohei. juvenile au-
rtuce.l and sold in wholesale lota at ?100 per ton. Molasses MK ,,p ,inens of wiKdeh thorities and some newspapers
can be produced from wood waste at $10 per ton. as com- r',r huiier tul and limnt; reacherl new heights recently
...... . . , ' (hem with Mr Then he tound when comic hoiks wete harmed
pared with the existiHR market price of $.,0 per ton. I hese he had to hu sand, pent moss. I from newsstands in several cities,
figures, Locke explains, are only estimates and are based humu and fertilizer, storage he- In (Huo a tudKe aked police to
. A , .... came a hiff problem. crack down on sales of "illegal
on a price or $z per ton lor wooa waste at tne null.
Flans for experiments on a semi-commercial Imsis now
Wtft Delivers Gentle Dig comics tn minors. He aid theie
"One nmrnmc I woke up and "no question of 'he harm
ate hemp made. It is anticipated that the alcoh'M-l rom- ood- HrmH jt, the room." his wite children the depiaxed accounts of
waste plant at Spnnt iell, lire., will be .sold to a private
syndicate in the near future and that it will be in produc
tion by the first of the year. It is proposed to install equip
ment to produce molasses and .east in connection with this
plant. The pilot plant for molasses w
tons per day. utilizing whole wood siiKar left from the
alcohol recovery Process, while tht tdant for vcat will hae than fifty kinds of plants
... .. ' , ... , , , , "I've had a lot of timilne wi'h
a un ia'Hcn in one ion, uiiiimx wnmp w oou snar anu
".aid. "I linally lnoked under the
hed and there w a a nice b,i
of fei ti!iet ."
"( nly pi we I could find To
put t. he "..iid
"Sime hutli.uiiK," he rettied,
be designed for six "'"K 'hir wie perfume"
hip ihi ni ro st a i ii'ti if uirtii
a ear ago. but now he hat mote
bt utal ct inir
Wh'n a i'hti-ago oung"Uer wmh
sentenced t' 'Z earn in prison
tor the murder of his seven-ear-o!d
playmate, the iudije indicted
"hor i or" comics 1 le noted that
ner ISo.noo.ooi) ctiuuts and honor
Ktoks are t ead 0 rluldi en
montht and that sumethin' must
he done to make the w holesome;
1 II T.hm Mix
iki . .Idhn H Kenned v. tteai'hirt
fl IV Sp.irt Pate. BArrn Sale and
S 2i Munral Interlude
(12.1 Staiti. and lcat Nw, Roehutg
M..t-.r Co
V - iiel Pleae
HIS -Rill Hellr and th S-v
7 il Whan New. Corkrum M.itnr
1 1.1 Muir Vu Remember. tV-n(1a
S'tpplv C.t
1 to. Wt.ttrt of Snn. Farm Rtireau.
7 4.1-Three Quarter Time. Emer
Inturani-e
I flt- Straifht Arrow. NahUen
I H Arrt. the Font hi hta. Lorkw ood
M'Unra
H 4.1 Fmiipi inti In the Sandi tf Time,
a Vi- Mumc
B .11- Hill Rne Pitrhinf Hrrehoe.
Barbae. I Cn
a imi ew. vti!e I .ah
4 l V-Klertwood Latnn t'ninn Oil ("o
9 V M.iup'iiht Serenade Trwhrile
rieefn
41 I'urr-t f"(.nervai!nn Prnfritm
pi IMI - Ftilmn 1 .eu i Jr.
in is Wax (.aller
in 4.1 - Tel-pti..ne Reqnet
II lftFening S(mrtii Pumdiip. 1
11 11 lleuri Hu.se Orrhetr
II .- Sign Off
FRIDAY, JCI.V , 108
H ini SuntUe Serenade
(I IS Kaihi H'tMeiin R.ard
S in Mmn-al R.iind-.ir- Mxterfl
Furniture
S II .in P.Ornl
H 11 Rosehiii Virtmn
7 idl- Frank Hennngwav. rlgor
7 11 R-e rr1 Shine P I nnl'ard Cn
7 " State nd l.ncal Vr. Or Rnire
1 lira
7 11 KKipnrf In Wox
.m Fnht iiChx-k News JohnweM Cn
1 11 Boh Fherle and the John Cart
1 li Mrei 'he B
t.1 I .mii Bat-k a"d 1 .Men
ihi Wall . idee Time Wall.
long fuse leading to a bifr fire
cracker. If the coast itayt clear,
he ll let er go. If a cop nhowi up.
he'll pinch the fue out.
It all depends on whether Rui
si it all set to start something
GIVE tht Finn full credit for
courage.
They hold their long awaited
election and smack down the Com- '
munisti, voting them down from
first place In the Finnish parlia- t
mem to THIRD place.
I
That amounts almost to thumb-:
ing their noses at the Kremlin.
... I
TITO ia still a mystery. The j
Yugoslav Communists send j
him a renewed pledge of their
t lovalty. j
Notice that thu is being done j
by the Yugoslav COMMUNIST
PARTY. That ts w hat leads us to
hope that there may he a split In
the sang.
Note also that Tito Is moving
cautiously. He hasn't done any
shooting yet.
ON this side of the water, Gen
eral Eisenhower lets go a
statement that falls with a dull
and sickening thud on Demo
cratic hopes. He says:
"I will not AT THIS TIME
ideniify myself with ANY politi
cal pa ty and could not accept
nominatioi for ANY public office
or participate In any partisan
political contest."
. . .
NOTE the "at this time." It Is
straw. Prowniiif men grasp
at straws. IVmnci atlc biRwiKs
drowning. Bosa Hague, nf Nw
Jersey, grabs at the straw. He
propose that President Truman
R Kyi' EST Ike to run. at the
same lime withdrawing from the
race himself.
I He says:
"If President Truman were to
request Eisenhower tn accept the
nomination it would afford Ihe
general an opportunity tn serve
the American people without
being Involved in a partisan con
troversy." .
NOTHING could he more pitiful
than the plight of a politician
who sees power passing from his
i hands. That is Boss Hague's fix.
It is the fix of all the "ins" w ho (
I as the situation now is shaping I
j itself see themselves destined to,
become "ouls."
That explains all the Ivmo- ;
ciatic finagling about "drafting
Ike."
...
HERE Is this writer's purely
personal opinion:
Even If Ike were to weaken at
the last moment and permit him
self to be "drafted." Dewey and
Warren would heat him.
It would come too late. Eisen
I hnwer would then have shaken
the great eonfidcn"C of the people
In his peisonal integrity.
...
Iy General Eisenhower had said
to the Republicans, when his
'name was first prominently men
tioned: "NO. I'm a DEMOCRAT;
I must run as a Democrat or not
' at all." all would hae been lovely.
He didn't do that. If he ran a a
Democrat now, even this writer,
who respects him immensely,
'would he badly jolted in his con
I fidence in Ike
LETTERS
to the Editor
r H 1 nrt'.ihr
Umiit r.iu n I
cal Itiiriwrle
He.tMhatda,
bugs." grumbled im friend "I
1 1. ink they fall off passing air
planes Thev rertainlv don't know
h"w to us the elevatm "
His orchard at present eimsists
of se et I row nf iiihi planed
with apple and cheirx ttv two
I ,otr h.i 1 1 Poplar a hi ark M
tint Htid a Itl.ie hush
hat are oii goins tn dn
ii
1 ill Ma-
- Mi i
x .Mi Shopper (iindf Ha h and
1.iiofiall V". f 1 1
in ' Alka Nfltfi Vile llta
in IS The Pat U I. me
b law. if the publishers Will not ' ,, ,. vel-d Mann-e R..hur Pair,
II Til g-.een f,.i a Oil. Miles Lah and
Editorial Wins Thanks
Of State Forester
apent beer loft from alcohol production.
These experiment a I .steps, I ,ncke ; s. will deternitne
economic. nf production and plant design. W ithin two ear
it ia hoped to hae the protess fully perfected and reily for
genera I use.
Present indication are. he .aid, that a sawmill baying a
rnnncitv nf 1(10.(11)0 board feet daily could instnil a mola.e when a1! these trees reaili c
. , , . - , , , SPiwinc" 1 ked "Ymi'll hie
JUnill. M'lUIII IKK l I '113 "I I I"--, j-. i nni, Ml nil invr--i-
ment cost of about $i(Kooo. This plant would inilre Till tons
of waste. The molasses would, according to present esti
mates, have a production cost of .!() per ton. The present
market price is $.'!( per ton.
A gross profit of $1,000 per day from a .ilounoo invest
ntent looks from here like something that should be attraet
ing more interest frtm the forest industry.
a lime le het e '
"t l'n. I nnl sijjneU a two e.ir
!r,ise " he s.ud happili1 hen
tt t up 1 11 (elite ftmn f.ii nung
move out 7nt le.ie an axe b
h!nd fnr the next tenant "
piojierli censor their own woik.
A Chicago school pi incinal
agreed "Comiin are l esponsinle '
(nt some of the ti t eKnihilit j
developing among children mdai.
1 he emphasize entueli rong i
iHeas in man cases Tn oie
a rong pevspectie on life ft t :
the ame with many movie," he
.nd i
In Petroit, l(oo memte'S nf
the rarent-Tearhet Assnri,Ton
entered a drive to bin "the pur-
evnrs of flit h. poisoning f he
I.' no
12
13 4n
Mu
up M-
Thiei
Trr"'ti
t re
Van oi
Mir'i
nd I "al Newt Harefl
il Nen !nrMir
al Market n 'porta,
i th S'ree' MenniPfer
1 is Tie Jrhnirn fa-UT Cilktm
F inanre
1 KV ! R'fg-ioaiad
1 Hfr'. L)-vne P"tit Mfrria
i t i..lir tot R,.rhijrti
l anient r urnif ii'
3 1 Mat tn B.nti
minds of our ouths ann net-i im ran Ai.e te. T-iwn
ling millions wbile ciMitribuitng j 1 ' i shrw
to a strong cause of luienile de J ' r!'S Mrm'n,. , l a ip
linitlr"IH .
I hese and other errons have
4 .V -
tesulted in the rode which nianu-
Oregon Boatmen Perform facmrers of ivoonooo of the m.- ;
,, ... , B. - INV1.000 comic books sold monthly
Impossible River Peat , jn th. i nited States have pr-vii-!
SVl.MdN luaho ,'.il a i ?n - l ised to ooei .
thp neck Pti sici.fs
hi cuidition w a ci on
The father. Arthur 1-hack.
Thre
eC oj
Ihe 1.
a tier a tin
he
nr. Mien ha e return- '
l'.i 't of n Hetut n "
i M.'d heie last night
e dav trir up the Sal
mon 1? iv er f i om Ki ft gins a dis-
collapsed and died when told of inii of H miles
The stietch of tiver 'akei Its
name fimn Ihe ttelief oi boatmen
thai the tout ne up the w lid
wa'eis was oTip'issibie It wa be
lieved to J.e the first rime it
Father Drops Dead
When Told His Son
Wounded in Fight
I1AVACO, Wash.. Julv a t.V rh? heriff said the shooting took has been maw
A father dropped dead bete es- nlace In front of an all-niRht Sea Several boast have made the
terdav nn learning that ht son UPW restaurant following an (imn river trip
had bsen critically wounded tn a atirument re'ween .Mr. nd Mr The thiee me
hootinff srrape at nearby Sea- itrchtel in which Iback joined In a .'J f-xit nutrwiard mnmib-iat
view. Herhtel was attested nt his home ae Clenr Wmdhudce ann Thorn
tUm nr. t-rn.il M Ulurk .VI. The s heri f f sa i d he wa ll nder t he P. talev th nf r,i ant psss
was tken" to an Astoria hospital porch, carrying a rifle, when ar snd Rue! Hawkins of Gold Klamah Falls hid t;7 11 ann the
vwlth a .27 caliber bullet wound in resi.
the shooting.
I Sheriff Tom Co le . Kman
del Herhtel. alut .'W. S-iview
.truck driver, was held u. the
:ntith Hend tail without rhaige
Now, if radio programs fur
luveniles and thr iv i'ion nictue
industry will fmlnw O, t.
hi these publishers the mental1
fare for the nation's kirts wrniid
becune more palatable.
Weyerliaeusers Purchase
Timber on Reservation
hRTI.Ah. .tuly 1 A
M art of 1-'.."-oo ilon fei of tin'ter
on the Klamath Indian reserva
tion has hen sold to the eer
haeuser Timber Compani on a
thiee men, who tiaveled high hid of a thousand
The S Indian Service s.d
the timber is pondernsa and
sugar pine The hojimi Rn Co
It W ith Mtiair Miller i RCA
Hattto o-pt
3 's Ju.i Neia
3 ti l'hnrlu th M(Min
W t,it Kl.I S',.p I n
1 M'iic
14.1 -T"m M's Nj unn Purina
u Tht Maie (..arrlen. Ceortii
T..I Sh..p
S IS SiKit'i I'age. Rarrm a es and
Sei ir
S Jti tuii.
VI .Hi ai d 1 a, NVsti
H"lHii M.-!..r t ,
a Hi Coiiin. jtTi-cpiiai e Quit Show
a 11 MU Heni and N
T iSt Meet (h P'raa Nri Hevew
1 It. The l'i,-o Kid Modern rurmUtre
' Dia- t.l.faie tarfc fa-is At S-n
-fiaphic Ale
Vho
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11
s -m
41
1 M
he tandt vt Twn
n .1
Riiu R.we Citrnin HorhrM.
n n eii'ler, Inr
Alka Selr New Miles ljh
Fleetwood lan'on 1 nien Oai C
Cow r cnade. pa
rilinerrini ( n
Menrv J fa.lnr C-ene-l Mo'rs
t io.v, Jr., i mpqul Ante
Beach.
Ivor Pine Co. plv. $? of,
10 ! 1 V ax i.. r
10 41- 1fr','"1 Sequesl
11 1(W P port News
1! IS la e-- Onr
u l e oif
SAI.KM 1 have just read your
litoriai of June 17. "Flood and
Fire," and want to offer a "thank
you" fur this fine statement of
the current situation.
It ts e. to be lulled to sleep
during late spring days when a
warming sun has teamed witli
copious i am to make our hill.
and vallpvs so pleasing to behold,
It is so easv to muse:
The a'lev s ahlonm for if
pnngtime;
There's gras growing fjreen nH
the hills:
The leaves all astir in swlngnrne.
With ou and me getting in on
the thi ills."
Then t w o or h ree scon hi n g
hot davs with drying East winds
and a fire booms up into a thun
der head of smoke, and the sun !
blacked out for riavs I'nder such
condition the most etlicieit pro.
feet ion force is seriously handi
capped Many fire scats in West
ern Oregon occurred when ii
bilitv w as low .
The real secie to keeping Oie
gons nit-sts t'.Uf'FN !;es ,r n rt
Keeping ! he skv i'KKAK ';sihil
it makes tt jKis.ihle for 'he iook
outs to epnit oiitbie.iKs at once
and gives suppi rvmn ct ew s a
ehatii-e to hint tnerr out w hiie
smMl.
Ihe splendid '-M'nwoik nf nur
new sp.i pei s td : ado Ci inns
cannot be m.e,i.in en; :n 1 i'ar's
They cannot be paid m Coin of
the Realm but must b consent
with the satisfaction of a public
service we'd performed. I am sure
v on have 1npe this
Again - thank vnu
N. . ROGKRS.
Sta'e Foresrer.
Salem, Ore.
m
Will's Hospitality
Isn't "Cracked"!
Ei ainf. January, Will )udlj
plannrd to iv hi living room
that "nur look" planned lo tarf
fully rrrinish lh woodwork and
rrplastrr tha walla.
Every tim Will nt out th.
putty to atart fillinx in !h f rfk,
. naijthbor stopped hy to pasa ihe
time of day -and first thim you
knew, there waa a srroup rf us help
ing Will do the job up right. After
Will called halt to the evening'a
work, we'd ait around the Are en
joying a friendly argument and
aptrkling glasa of mellow beer.
So WiM'a lliing mom doesn't
look like it did year ago hut it'a
hy far the most -livable" living
room I know: A place you can
alwaya drop in for good talk, good
beer, and a warm welcome.
From where I sit, ao long as Will
puts that atmosphere of hospital
ity anil good fellowship ahead of
everything else, we'll ail b. happy
to help Will change the lonkt of his
living room any tim. h. wants.
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