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s 14 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore Wed., June 13, 1956 It's Simple These Days To Build Furniture Pieces Hardwood plywood is used more wood plywood--which, of course,. The modern adhcsives have than any oilier material in many has veneers as its exposed faces. moved hardwood plywood into of tiie most important features of: There's a growing use of hard- kitchens in a big way, spearhead modern American homes flush wood plywood for home workshop ' ing the postwar changeover from a doors, wall paneling, kitchen cabi-1 projects for in order to get a "hospital-white" look to a warm, nets, builtins, room dividers and , "fine funiture" look, the home family atmosphere in this most furniture, craftsman wants to use the same used room in the home.- Hard- The reason is that hardwood ply-' material as the professionals wood combines the functional qual-1 hardwood plywood. ities of plywood (strength, dura-1 ' bility, dimensional stability and -i-i . m lightness) with the attractive up-1 I nifTe6l1 AirpOIT woods. The wide use of plywood in furni ture is surprising to the average wood plywood kitchen cabinets are installed in the majority of new homes now going up. The current development of built-in kitchen ap pliances lias created added inter wall paneling iitthe kitchen. Genuine hardwood wall paneling WASHINGTON w Thirteen"5 "uw- w L,B",.r Al ' Tiro Wildy Acclaimed By Russian Throngs Plans Certified ing, when shopping for iurniture, Washington; Oregon and Idaho , tractive feature to a home, whether in terms ol solid woods or venprs were certilied Mondav bv the Civ- c " This is carried over from the days when veneer separation sometimes did occur. Nowadays, however, modern adhesives join the layers of plywood together in a bond stronger than the wood fibers themselves and veneer separation is a tiling ot the past. More than 85 per cent of today's wuuu luriiuure is maue ox nara- University Of Oregon Confers 1,100 Degrees EUGENE lifl More than 1,100 degrees were conferred here Sun day at the University of Oregon's 79th commencement and bacca laureate exercises. Dr. Douglas Horton, dean of the divinity school at Harvard, was the commencement speaker. J Dr. O. Meredith Wilson, univer sity president, introduced one of the visiting mothers, Mrs. Sylvia V. Collins, who had traveled 6,000 miles from Georgetown, British Guiana, to see her son receive his master's degree in political science. il Aeronautics Administration for federal aid. The federal funds will be made available on a dollar-for-dollar matching basis, with state and local governments matching the teacrai contribution. The federal funds were made available as part of a four-year program ior airport construction and improvement, the CAA said. The list of approved projects included: Idaho Idaho Falls municipal airport $97,510; Moose Creek air port $28,139. Idaho-Washington Pullman, Wash. Moscow, Idaho regional airport $15,263.- Uregon Lorvallis municipal air port $22,392: Eugene, Mahlon Sweet field $15,493; North Bend municipal airport SU.4Z0: fort- land International airport $877,- 430. Washington Omak airport $8, 278; Pasco airport $24,706; Seat tle, Boeing Field $177,468; Seat- tle-Tacoma International airport $910,590; Spokane, Geiger Field $51,740; wenalcliee. Field $91,570. STALINGRAD, U.S.S.R. I President Tito of Yugoslavia, ac companied by Soviet leaders Khru shchev and A. I. Mikoyan, was mobbed by an uncontrollable crowd of 200,000 persons jammed around the railroad station when he arrived in Stalingrad Monday. Similar scenes have occurred in Moscow and Leningrad on Tito's triumphant tour of the Soviet Un ion. From the station, the official torate of the Sixth United Pres ences nas creaieu auueu mier-, droye Marmaev Hill, byterian Church at 11 a. m. ser- est in using hardwood plywood J" h' N. iid turned ices Sunday. He was aobointod during the battle for Stalingrad in I pastor May 11. World War II. Alexander Stevenson, chief ush Tito told the cheering thousands, I said ?46 worshippers attended "in peace as in war, Yugoslavia I thc. service, 60 per cent Negro . k u..u. i i.i and 40 per cent- white. Negroes with the Soviet Union towards the had ?Hfdedl...S,cre.s. P""5'? Negro Minister Addresses First Mixed Audience CHICAGO Wl A Negro minis ter, the first ever appointed pas tor by a white congregation in Chicago, delivered his inaugural sermon Sunday before an inte grated church membership. The Rev. Dr. Abraham Lincoln Reynolds .Jr.. .-. i-rmerlv of Topeka, Kan., assumed his pas- formerly was an earmark of the luxury home but the plywood process has placed it within reach socialism." of ttios? Willi average means. Among the newest trends in the use of hardwood plywood in the home are built-in closet walls and music corners, fabricated closet units and room dividers. same goal, the goal of the victory North Viet Nam Asks Unification Election HONG KONG, tl Communist North Viet Nam has asked Britain and Russia to take "necessary measures" to set up a meeting with South Viet Nam to arrange elections to unify the two Indo china states. The Red Vietnamese want to talk directly with leaders of South Viet Nam, who have snubbed their bids in the past for such a two- party parley. me request was maae in a let ter from Premier-Foreign Minister Pham Van Dong dated June 4. The North Viet Nam radio broad- Fangborn cast the contents of the letter Fri day. ir-Rrnf J .if?1 ' . 1' as visitors but never before as members. "All men are created in the image of God," said Dr. Reynolds in his invocation. 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