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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1910 :10 A MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. Only Bark Used in "A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY" '1 .tr i Board Product at Research Center 4 J ,'!? f V3T f V-3 ' REUNITED ON TV - Van Johnson and June Allyson who ' were teamed in nine movies starting back in 1942, are re '.united as they appear together on television. Johnson-Allyson Team Gets Together Again For Television Show i By VERNON SCOTT Hollywood - (UPU - Van "Johnson and June Allyson, long a movie romuntic team get together for the first time on television this week. It started in 1042 when Van and June played paltycake in "Two Girls and a Sailor" at MGM. They went together like Abbott and Costello. : Thereafter the young stars vere teamed in nine pictures, among them "Remains To Be Seen," and "High Barbarce." Van always played the clean-cut boy next door while "Uune exemplified the girl next door In a Peter Pan col Jar. It was pretty sticky go ing sometimes, but movicgo- trs loved em. "By the time we'd complet ed our tenth movie we both wanted out," Johnson sighed "11 got so we always knew what we were going to do before wa looked at the script. Sign of Relief j When their contracts were completed at the studio Van and June breathed a sigh of relief and hoped they'd never See one another again before the cameras. ;i Since then the All-Amerlcan couple has appeared separate ly Jn scores of pictures, but none prospered as did their joint efforts. Now, still clean-cut and looking like the couple next door, Junie-pie and the for mer bobbysox idol share top billing on CBS-TV's "The Du Pont Show with June Ally son." ,! '-'tor the first lime In our Careers we're playing a mar ried couple," Van said. "But it's like old home week. It's not generally known, but when June and I were starv ing hopefuls in New York years ago we used to date one another. Old Friends Neighbors "Now she and her husband Dick Powell, live a block away from us and our kids go to school and play togeth er." Next year Johnson may turn the tables on June by having her appear as a guest on his show. He has refused many TV series but admits now that he may star in a series for Powell's Four Star Productions in the fall of 1061. Until then, he will play the title role in "Music man" in England. "June and I don't play a couple of kids In this show," Van grinned. "We look more like Dorothy McHnle and Jack Mulhall. It's a serious drama - at least it had belter be. "And who knows, if a good movie comes along June and I might just decide to team up again." Corvallls-A board product containing only bark from Douglas fir or pondcrosa pine can be manufactured without adding expensive resins for bonding, according to Lelf D Espenas, director of forest products research at the Ore gon Forest Research center. Corvallis. More than 1,200.000 tons of bark from Douglas fir are burned annually in Oregon as mill residue. Under proper conditions of heat and pressure, natural substances in bark react to bond together, forming a board similar to wood particle board and hardboard. Resins for bonding are responsible for nearly half the costs of manufacturing other particle boards. Research on this project in eluded preparation of raw material from slabs of Doug las fir bark, production of boards, testing of samples and studying economics of commercial production of the product. In addition, a pilot plant run was conducted at the plant of a private com pany. Studies showed that a manufacturing system for wood particle board can be adapted to make bark board. Physical properties of bark board can be altered by changing pressure and by ap plying overlay materials. Production of board from bark of West Coast hemlock and white fir also was inves tigated. Bark from these spe cies was much less satisfac tory than from Douglas fir and ponderosa pine. A report on this study Is available upon request to the Oregon Forest Research cen ter, Corvallis. Studies to develop uses for wood residues of Oregon are part of continuing research supported by the wood indus tries of the state through a tax on logs harvested. Son of Pendleton Paper Founder Dies Poriland-IUPll-MRck A. Bull, 90, whose father, P. M. Bull, was the first owner and pub lisher of the Pendleton East Oregonian, died Wednesday in a convalescent home here. Bull lived at Moro nearly all of his life. Services will be held there Saturday. TRIBESMEN REVOLT Kampala, Uganda-lUPP-Ban- yoro tribesmen were report ed burning houses and de stroying crops today In a ter ror campaign to secede from the Buganda kingdom and set up a separate slate. Police sent a team of investigators to check the reports. Salem Newspaper Backs Carl Francis Salcm-IUPII-The Salem Cap ital Journal, an independent afternoon news paper, Wednesday endorsed Republi can Carl Francis for attorney general and said it had no preference between the two candidates for state treasurer, Howard Bolton, or .Ward Cook.- ' ' DEVOTION TO DUTY Columbus, Miss. (UPII The City of Columbus hired two women last month to replace male policemen in patrolling downtown parking areas. The result: An increase in tickets issued for illegal parking of more than 100 per cent the first month. Cancer Insurance $1500 Covers Entire Family Phone SP 2-4922 DON'T LET THEM FOOL YOU! ONLY 14 STATES ADOPTED STATEWIDE ARTIFICIAL TLMEI 36 DID NOT! World Tim Chart. Manufacturer! Tnul Co., and National Railway Publication Co., the tiro author! tUe aoctplad by every on a, mtm that only then 14 itatei bad Artificial Um lut lummert California Mlnntiota Pennsylvania Connecticut Meved Rhotlt Island Illinois New Hampfhlni Vermont Main New Jeney Wisconsin M&M&ctwrttta New York So what le this hokum about voting for artificial time to that wa oan "be In step with tht reet of the country"? And NOT ONE of these itatei hai u much NATURAL evening light Oregon! Every major city that adopted artificial time had leu natural evening daylight than Portland. For example, Portland had 4i minutes more natural evening daylight than Boston, IT minutes more than New York, M minutes more than Lot Angelei, 74 mln uten more than Ran Dltgo. according to the U. B. Naval Observatory, Wuhlngton, D. C. They had reason to change. Oregon does not These arc facts! Don't be mbltd! XsOTC O V IVIftO KEEP 0REG0N'S NATURAL, rV IE X A IV J "BUILT-IN" DAYLIGHT TIME f Pd. Adr. by Orf. 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