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ELA AIT EN ERR PROP rbr a t e s w i sts ITS UTS E srr eve s c a r e r si T A NgEPiI9LOT A g 3T ALLAVA SjT ATgNl-Q I TER IA G O R A ESTER r bbIfs sle R s 18 Sign 20 Short jackets 21 Night before an event 22 Poet Ogden 24 Venture 26 Indians 27 Greek letter 30 Amphitheaters 32 Bellowed 34 Struggle 35 Chant 36 Danish territorial division 37 Woody plant 39 Religious reformer (1369-1415) 40 Heraldic band 41 Small explosion 42 Lower 45 Stopping 49 Familiarizes 51 Organ of hearing 52 Curd 53 Fleur-de-lis 54 Narrow inlet 55 Sheep ticks 56 Diminutive suffix 57 Furtive 11 Cape 17 Moral 19 Baking chambers 23 Nest of winged 33 Greek bird of prey headland 25 Calls lily genus 26 Employers 27 Gaming table attendants 28 Winged fowls 29 Roman date 31 Changes 24 Facts 38 Accompany 40 Continued hostilities 41 Outmoded 42 Wing- chair 43 Land measure 44 Move quickly 46 Give forth 47 Fasten 48 Drab color 50 Cravat I 12 . 15 14 IS l II 8 I9 I 3 """:i7" 1 -15 -8 21 12 2b Z7 li 121 5 ; s"3r",f;"" 5h H; iMi m ii5 51"!!" 52 " 63 si I I I I 11 I FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberqer "lt' my husbandhe refuses to pay any mora federal transoortation tax!" MODEST MAIDENS. official ( w U FIGHT JrlV.0( IL I EVEN THE BARK OFThETPEE (S SAVED afi1 ? SOME USE cv0u' v v -4' SClilrtS- PbAkflS LOrJQ A' eOASTEOTHEy USff Wall op Tub pi BuTThe sjuF4L -mow Soke. LUMBERMEN M AhD WASWM97oM So7ftfi- PACKER 9 OWE Bt7rR. -IMP fSS-AH. TOE LOO IMCLUDIMS-7E'r3Ar. . &Afiv: MAtdES MANY coMMceaL. PpoducHs in additTom To SUPPLYING FUEL AT WOST MILX.S , Wed., Apr. 30, 1952 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 PONT SEE HOW THERE COULD BE A MKttKE. M ttW fTTEW TIMES AND HE KWOCktOYOU COLO IN THE LAST ROUND EVERY TIME I " FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer ' ' t . eiU. Field rntrtrtea. JSL All riihtt NMr4 jv N You'd be surprised, Hysteria, how much mental strain it is to keep nothing on my mind. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS VUP.' JUST A SEC. WHILE! ANSWER we PHONG vs- ' VJ . ' v. . 7 - rN ( I ROLLER. SKAT1MG? . M KID , i ABE fJgS at m it i vi " : - i -s - rrss By Merrill Blosser 1 JUWe.THlS IS TAS A5KFBECWHEftS Ht rui i He He eou&HT t&oay Sound does not travel in a vacuum. B?at trips will be featured this summer through awesome Hells Canyon on the Snake River getween Idaho and Oreqon. Thp trips will run from Robinette, Oregon to Lewi.ston, Idaho. LI'l. ABNER By Al Capp products from present-day waste or sawmill leftovers. He said kraft paper mills alone, using sawmill scrap, wore saving 400,000,000 feet of timber yearly and would soon be savieg 700 million feet, from Oregon and Washington forests. Once-Discarded Wood Material Now Spells Profit In New Chemistry Age Sawmills of the future in Oregon and Washington and northern California may look like a Rube Goldberg con traption, because industry leaders are now proclaiming a new age of wood chemistry is at hand. Hillman Lueddeman, Portland, president of the powerful West Coast Lumbermen's Association, Is taking the fore front in urging lumbermen to promote, encourage and fi nance manufacturing plants and chemical works which would use wood as a raw material. The lumber chieftain believes chemical plants can profitably be built adjoining sawmills to use the leftover scrap, trim, edgings, shav ings and sawdust. He cited an amazing variety of products which can be made from wood by appli cation of chemical treatments. Edibles for man and beast, rank high on Lueddpmann's list. Feed ing molasses (and the region is short of protein 4 feeds), wonder dnigs, rayon, fibres, ship stores, pulp products, plastics, tannins, wax, ethyl alcohol, methalene, tur pentine, lignin, explosives, and land extenders are just a few of the astounding list of goods ror man which can be taken from wood. Lueddemann hailed many new plants, almost unsung, which have been built by the lumbermen in recent years and which in fact in troduce the new age of wood chemistry. lie said the factory at Longview which manufactures eleven valuable commercial prod ucts from Douglas fir bark is an example. Rapid expansion of plants making hardboard from waste wood is another tipoff to the future. The lumber leader said the most encouraging news is the disclosure that this great potential wood chemical industry can get its raw Mass Picketing Of Newspapers Halted By Court ROCKFORD, . III. in Circuit Judge William R. Dusher Monday ordered a halt to mass picketing which has prevented publication of Rockford's morning and afternoon daily newspapers since Friday, i A work stoppage involving mem bers of the Rockford AFL Interna tional Typographical Union started March 24. However, both the Morning Star and the afternoon Register-Republic had published without interrup tion until Friday, when shoulder to shoulder picketing prevented em ployes from entering the plant. Judge Dusher issued a temporary injunction which prohibits mass picketing and limits the number of pickets to six two at each of three entrances. Judge Rusher ordered Sheriff Kirk S. King to enforce the in junction order. Sheriff King told newsmen ha had obtained a definite understand ing from tha ITU that the order would be respected. - King said the order warned that both sides in the dispute must re frain from acts of violence or de rision at tha picket line. The American Newspaper Pub lisher! Association'! special stand ing committee on labor relations, in a report on the strike at the AN PA convention last week said that "the Rockford issue is simply an ITU demand that publishers grant ITU control over use of out side teletypesetter tape, . That demand is contrary to fed eral law. The Rockford publisher'! offer to arbitrate was promptly re jected by the union." . J. H. rord,. secretary-treasurer, Rockford ITU, contends the news papers "have imported non-union people in the composing room." i .i f , B ARC US Hlwy 99 N. ot Gdn. Vol. Rd. DIAL 3 5364 SURIN USERS PRAISE "MIRACLE DRUG" ' WHICH RUBS OUT PAIN OF DCWIlWOSC LUMBAGO, BURSITIS, NEURITIS! VsB M.U LIKE TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS BECAUSE OUR. 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