Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 08, 1948, Page 5, Image 5

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    Advance Made
In Pulp Process
Taeoma, Wash., Nov. 8 (U.B
The Weyerhaeuser Timber com
pany today announced it had In
operation at its Longview plant
a revolutionary new process for
manufacturing sulphite wood
pulp which eliminates much of
the waste and stream pollution
encountered In previous meth
ods. Howard W. Morgan, manager
of the company's pulp division,
said the new development per
mitted recovery from waste
pulping liquors of chemicals
used in production of sulphite
pulp and steam and power en
ergy from organic solids.
' As a result, Morgan said,
stream pollution resulting from
waste liquors being discharged
is eliminated. Chief value of the
process, he said, results from
the ability to more completely
utilize the northwest's timber
species.
The new process solves an 80-year-old
problem of the pulp
industry. Morgan said the appa
ratus for the process was housed
in eight buildings at Longview
with a total floor area of about
. 44,000 square feet.
Arm Off at Shoulder,
Man Walks for Aid
Boring, Nov. 8 W A lumber
; worker had his arm cut off at
the shoulder yesterday and then
walked a mile and a half to this
town to get an ambulance.
State police said Henry Fran-(
cis Meeker, age 62. of Sandy,
had a "fair chance last night of
recovering.
His arm was pulled into a plan-
SKKI.OOU Legs Shapely
Kippee Valez (above), a mo
vie dancer from Philadelphia,
Pa., figures her legs are worth
$100,000. She insuied them
for that amount, her studio in
Hollywood reported, because
she was required to do a dance
sequence atop a bar three
feet wide. (AP Wirephoto)
Anti-Betting Act in
Portland Illegal
Portland, Ore., Nov. 8 U. A
federal court gave Portland!
bookmakers and pool-sellers a
full length-and-a-half victory
over the city'i anti-betting ordi
nance today.
Judge Walter L. Tooze hand
ed down the decision Saturday
In a suit brought by the Port
land City club against the Santa
Anita Exchange club.
As presiding judge of three
Jurists, Tooze ruled the city ordi
nance was at odds with the state
racing act and was therefore
scratched.
Portland could not make ille
gal something which the state
allows, he said.
Water Shipment of
Oil Reaches Peak
Portland, Ore., Nov. 8 (Ufi
More oil was shipped by water
to Portland during the strike
of CIO California oil workers
than at any time this summer.
The merchant exchange said
a total of 540,933 tons arrived in
October, compared to 402,165 in
August. The month's high ton
nage was topped only by Janu
ary and March.
But wheat remained port-
from Longview, Wash., to Ju-
Pilot and Passenger
pan which was loaded under!
special agreement with the ar- Vl0A af Dftrt OrffUrl
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Hunters Leave Hills
Walla Walla, Nov. 8 Wi
Heavy snows chased hundreds of
elk hunters from the Blue moun
tains this week-end, many leav
ing behind cars, trucks and sup
plies in their flight.
A party of eiRht was known
to be marooned but amply provisioned.
Port Orford, Ore., Nov. 8 WRI
A light rented plane crashed on
the airfield here after a takeoff
last night, killing Robert Repass.
23, and Robert Irwin, both of
Coquille, Ore.
Authorities said Repass was
piloting the plane when it took
a sudden dive from about 500
feet altitude.
The plane had bee rented Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Monday, November K. 10 IS 5
from Pacific Airways. North
Bend. Bud Scull, North Bend' A delicious and quickly made
airport manager, said Repass and casserole dish may be concocted
Irwin took off at
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southward; Wjth saiti freshly ground pep-
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SONOTONE
For Brttrr Hearing
I.WAI. f'OXSt I.TANT
WALTER F. DODGE
Office
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Let Us Recommend Your
Painter or Paper-hanger
Through 18 Years In the Paint Business and Close Co
operation with Salem's Finest Decorators We Feel That
We Are Well Qualified to Successfully Cope with Your
Every Paint Need. Call Us for Immediate Service.
McGILCHRIST & SONS
255 N. .Commercial Phone 3-8478
er he was repairing while alone
at the mill. When he finally
freed himself he tried to drive
his car, but gave it up and walk
ed the distance to get aid.
ODDS AND ENDS
OF
COMMERCIAL
FLUORESCENT
LIGHT FIXTURES
$20 TO $40 OFF
WHILE THEY LAST
SALEM LIGHTING
AND APPLIANCE CO.
236 N. High St.
Phone 3-9412
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JVLerry
Gkristmas!
is what your Christmas
cards will say ... if
you are certain they
are sent well in ad
vance of the Holiday.
"You are an after
thought" is their mes
sage when they arrive
late!
For this reason, and
because the selection is
wide, the designs un
usual, we urge you to
place your Christmas
Cord order NOW.
You'll escape the crush
of the Holiday rush and
have plenty of time to
mail your cards to dis
tant places.
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RCA Victor
"Golden Throat
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BUY A
BETTER BREAP
RARE PRE WAR QUALITY BLENDED WHISKEY
The straight whiskies in this product are 5 years or more
old. 35 straight whiskey. 65 Brain neutral spirits. 86
proof. 10 straight whiskey 5 years old. 21 straight whiskey 6 years old. 4 straight
whiskey 7 years old. Copyright 1948, Schenley Distillers Corporation, New Votk City
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It's been true over 40 years .. . it's true today . . .
it will be true in the future. YOU'LL NEVER BUY
A BETTER BREAD THAN FRANZ. Finest
ingredients, baking skill and every modern technical
improvement are used at all times to make FRANZ
the good fresh bread it is.
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phonograph. Play up to 12 nrnHn, "Silent Sap
phire" pickup ... no necHlw to rhange, no needle
bin. Victrola 67V 1. Plays on AC
LISTEN TO
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KOCO SUNDAYS
4 TO 5 P. M.
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in RCA Victor hittory
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According to tNitlonmlditurvy I f9 V"
Prove for yourself what
throat specialists reported when
30-day smoking test revealed
NO THROAT IRRITATION
due to smoking CAMELS!
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In that test, hundreds of men anil women, from coast to
coast, smoked Camels, and only Gum-Is, for 3(1 consecu
tive days an average of one to two packs a day.
And the noted throat specialists who examined the
throats of these smokers each wcek-ta total of 2 i'7(l care
ful examinations reported not one single mtc of ihrnut
irritation due to smoking Camels!
Make the Camel mildness test. TestCamcIs
yourself for 3(1 days in your own "T-Zonc "...
T for Taste and T for Throat.
Let YOL'R OVCN TASTH tell you ahout the
rich, full flavor of Camel's choice tnhaicos so
carefully aged and expertly blended
let YOUR OWN THROAT tell mm. the
wonderful story of Camel's cool, cool mildness.
enjoy the test. ..every pull of it. You'll
melt.
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MORE DOCTORS SMOKE CAMELS
THAN ANY OTHER CIGARETTE
Doctori imokt for pleaMirt, too! And when three leading In
dependent retcarth organization! aked 113,597 dor tort what
Cigarette they imoked, the brand named most wai Camell
T ry Camtli and test them ai you imok
them. If, at any time, you are not inn
V inced that Camels are the mildest cir
aretie you ever tmokcil. return the
piukage with the unimd ( iimt'ls ami
e wilt refund its full purthsa
price, plus poster.
ft.ltiifrf B. J. Rf.YNOIOS TORAt.rO (OMPANY
miNMON SAI F.M, NOR I H CAROLINA
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