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Jobs Increased By Better Wood Use, Meeting Told pnRTi AKn i noil.- - wood is adding jobs, even in areas where sawmills have shut down, the managers of Chambers of Commerce from Oreeon and Washington were told here Mon day. - A. B. I.ayton, Crown Zelletbarh vice president, twice cited Wash ington's Grays Harbor County to illustrate his optimistic view in WAREHOUSE SPACE WITH TRACKAGE FOR RENT Umpquj Valley Hdwe. - Phone OR 3-6628 remarks prepared for the opening panel of the annual two day meeting. But, he said, to get the maiimum good from the forests, "we need a road building program in the woods that is as broad in concept as the one President Eisenhower outlined for the nation's highway system." Lack of sufficient access roads, he said, was losing about a billion board feel of timber each year to decay in racuic Northwest forests. The industry, he said, is spending 30 million dollars a year on forest road construction and maintenance and probably will spend even more in the future as efforts toward salvage are stepped up. Yes, it looked at if Johnnie was aoina fa be E& 4 problem child . . . until Wit mother learned that v.. A u,ti; ,.,u u. .i ii .j i "I J vuij u3 iiuppcu; nno so simply, y too! Now. thanks to NITF.DPI .Ink..;, k.. A,.. comfortable niqhts, plays normally with other children, feeli he's reallv wanted. J For dry nights, useNITE-DRI, the safe. sane. 'fV natural way to stop BED WETTING. No druai, medicinal or gadgeti For Free Information Mail Coupon j NITI.DM CO. IOI mi $it '" M& Tfc - both Aau. i Ci,y th arrm trouble." , Arjt lho 4 MM in k "Gii.ii Tl... n A ..tl,.nL- Iks fnlnro comes, in part, he said, because, more products are being produced from trees. "During the height of its lumber j boom in the twenties," LiyionJ said, ''Grays Harbor had more than 30 sawmills and logging' camps. Most of these closed long i ago, yet today the county's forest Industrie provide jobs for at least' two thousand more workers than in the heyday of the logging ! boom." ! He spoke ot use of trees which jonce were bypassed, of conversion) of scraps to pulp plywood, hard-j , board or even lumber and of ! production of chemicals from wood 1 and 'wood wastes. He said the trend means more temporary job losses since "some sawmills are bound to close, nut the net result of doing a better; job in using the trees means more 1 jobs ultimately. Small Operator Safe Laylon suggested that "t h e trend to integrated centers does not spell doom for "the small operators. In fact, this trend has already encouraged the growth of certain types of small remanu facturing plants in areas like Grays Harbor County. Many smaller sawmills will survive in good shape, depending on how completely they can use or market their leftovers." Shop at Your Local Independent Drug Store I Farm Interviews Set I To Revise Parity Index CORVALL1S ifl Farmers from eight Oregon counties art to be interviewed this month in a nation wide study aimed at bringing the farm parity index up to date. The parity index is used by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to determine what Congress consid ers fair prices for farm products in relation to costs of things farmers must buy. About 40 farmers will be inter viewed on current costs of farm family living and farm operations in Clackamas. Josephine. Marion. Lake, Lane, Tillamook, Wasco and Washington counties. The survey will be conducted by the Oregon Crop Reporting Service. W. Cermany To Cease Paying Troop Support Insure Your Part Too OPEN THIS WEEK TIL 9 P.M. FOR YOUR LATE EVENING SHOPPING CONVENIENCE FULLERTOM DRUGS 127 No. Jackson Dial OR 3-741 5 BONN, Germany W The West German government will refuse to pay any more toward support of Western troops in Germany after next May, a Finance Ministry ir vfMIB knn. k,... ... spokesman announced Mondav. , ' F TOUR home burnV He said the Western Bie Three i mortgage note II paid had requested, in identical notes, j will there be sufficient money m-Kimiiiun mi noi ueunany on trom the insurance to reim the suhiect. But finance Minister l. ITtir. Schaefter will not asree to burs Vou " h olu of lurtner payments alter the present rou cquiryi arranppmenl pnae. l.iv 1 ..0 . . . i i j t ruuiunr you om reiiBYea to know that your insurance is adequate to protect you, too? Insure now with FUNNY BUSINESS "The prosecutor pointed hit finger too cldse to an angry woman witness yesterday!" FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer Visitor Total Declines At Crater Lakt Park JIEDFORD Wl Fewer tourists visited Crater Lake National Park' last year than in 1954. Tom Williams, park superin tendent, said there were 96.934 cars and 343.934 visitors at the park in 1955. compared with 102.342 cars and 370,554 persons in 1954. Williams listed possible reasons for the 7.2 per cent decrease as: September forest fires in the region, disagreeable weather in the spring, and summer road con struction in the area. Roy 0. Young & Son INSURANCE Dial OR 3-6671 733 S. E. Cast ROSEBURG, OREGON I !, Hell fiitrptme, lie I bq I Tuoi. Feb. 7, 1956 The Newt-Review. Roieburf. Ore. 13 Couple Completes Drive To South America's Tip PANAMA f A vounu Californ ia couple who set out from the Arctic Circle nearly two years a so to drive across land and water to South America's lower tip, have notified friends they accomplished their 20.000 mile mission. Frank and Helen Schreider of Valley Center, Calif., report they drove their amphibious jeep across me Mrau ot Magellan Jan. 17 and reached Ushuaia, southernmost settlement on Argentine-held Tier ra del Fuego. The Schreiders left Circle City, Alaska, in July, 1954, in their spec ially fitted jeep. They followed the western coastline, driving in road i less sections along beaches and ox 'cart trails. j They navigated the Pacific off southern Costa Rica and churned 'through the Atlantic off Panama. ! The Schreiders plan to drive back I to Rio de Janeiro, then take a ship to the United Mates. Circuit Court Complaint Filed Lumher Sales Co. vs. Sidney Jenkins and It. E. Jewell. Suit to quiet title to timberlands. Screen Star Answer to Todiv't Puzzle ACROSS DOWN 1 Screen star, j Female Stevens servant 5 He is at home j In addition ' movl 3 Roster ,"VT" ,,rt t vessel! 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