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Juno 11, 1943
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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LUMBER TOLD
BY DSC DEAN
, Nowly-dlscovcrcd uses of for
mer wnsto products from lumber
woio rcvciik'd to Klwnnluns
Tliursdny when Puul M. Dunn
lean of tlio school of forestry at
Oregon Stato college spoko at
luncheon mooting.
"Producer now murkot only
about ono-lhtrd of the tree," mid
Dunn. "Ono-llilrd of tlio tree li
left In tlio woods, and half of
tlio remuinlng two-thirds In lout
In the treatment of the lumbor.
Blnlo ronciirch In now being cur
ried on to reduce the wnsto of
(timbor product."
"Thero Is a rupld movement
Of forest producta from the nw
toilll tnge to the clicmlcul lubor
story." Dunn suld In explaining
that tlio research progrum wai
ifielng curried on to cniiunco tlio
'""voluo of timber products so thut
more money would bo In the
hands of the owner and the !
borer In lumber Industry. "It If
not unreasonable to expect that
moro chemical substance than
boards will soon bo produced as
result of laboratory research
Recent research developed
gluo-lumiimtcd brams when ma
terial for larger ben ins was un
available. The luiniuuted beuins
are built up of lower grade mo
terinl thuii thut possible for use
In tlio regular beams and has
moro strenutlt for It size than
these beams. The laminated
beam can be sawed to any de
sired length, another advantage.
Dunn said.
Mosquito bomber are war
use of lumber In place of metal.
Tho Mosquito is constructed of
plywood inmlu from Douglu fir
Jnd from spruce. Tho bomber Is
Constructed in the Dcllavlllund
plunts In Kngland from material
produced here, and ha speed
Of over 400 mile per hour.
To ipeed up the seasoning pro
cess on lumber, chemical season
ing hat been developed by sev
eral west coast producer. Re
ducing tho drying period from
bout 28 day to approximately
28 hour, tho new. process also
reduce tlio los during the dry-
lug process from 23 per cent to
only 1 or 2 per cent, Dunn laid.
Work on tho carbonizing of
MWdut ha been, proceeding,
Dunn 'stated. Tho process take
PAGE THRKU
Cleaning Up After Flood Is Muddy Job
T, 'J
W WAV ter
M. L, Waldon us.d shovel to remove mud from hi Sparta, Wis., barbar shop after a flash
flood sw.pt through tho astabllshmant. On person was raoortad mlsslna whan Baavar eraatc
suddenly iwallad to a 16-foot crest and than swiftly receded.
place In a rotury kiln, which
makes charcoal of tho sawdust
and give off gas, oil, and tar
a by-product. The charcoal Is
mado into briquette for com
mcrclal use to relieve the short
tago of coko and charcoal for
metallurgical plant. Where $14
to $18 would bo paid for coko,
tho charcoal briquette would be
marketable at about $9 when
production can bo started.
"The northwest area leod In
tho production of lumber," Dunn
said, "and should also lead In
the conservation of lumber pro
ducts." Research laboratories
hove been set up In Washington
and In Oregon. Washington lab
oratories work on the project of
decreasing waste of lumber In
the woods, while Oregon re
search problems have dealt with
sawmill waste.
Other development In the
moro efficient use of lumber In
clude sawdust plaster, cork made
from the bark of Douglas fir; and
plastics made from wood.
We are relentlessly deter
mined to destroy fascism and
prosecute the war against Italy
with all the fosre we possess so
long as Italy fights Hitler war.
British Foreign- Secretary An
thony Eden. . 4 ' '
ROBERT ROSE HOME
GdODIT 00OXIXD
oo-oroy
Can you put up aa security $11,000 worth of tangible property or caih
aa can bo dr-mamlnl under tlio new automobilo law in cue your car
kills or Injure ethers and damage property? Tho law is la fleet
Jun. 9, 1943. ...
HEN YOU'D BETTER INSURE
The moat careful driving cannot always avoid accidents became na
one can guraa every time what ether drivers or pedeatriana may do;
Aod Ihouaanda of children are loo young to have any legal responsibility
ALLSTATE...
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It prntecla your rights from those people who try to make an accident
pay. It givra you complete peace of mind under the new law designed
to guard the public against irreaponaiblo driven but tho law muat
apply to all sliko and cannot make exceptions In esses of bad luck or
unusual clrcumatancc.
Allitate was organised by Sears, Roebuck and Co. It Is operated on
tho policy of fairness to all under strict legal regulation and super.
virion by Iniursnce suthoritiea. Thousands of motoriita have learned
that Allstate settles claims within a very fow days after tho facts are
reported.
LOWEST RATES EVER
Allalate offers this protection at amsstngly low rates. This Is poaalbl
became it is sold tlio economical and convenient way. It's all settled
In a few mimitoa. You pay cash or on eay terms as you wiah. Invoati.
gato the Allitate ALL-STAR polioy compare it with any other .is
Second Class Pharmacists
Male Robert Rose, who with his
wife has been visiting In Klam
ath Falls with his father, Guy
rltose, advertis
ing manager of
j M o e's store,
snpnt from .fnnii.
ary 1 to Febru
lry 22 on Guad
Jv alcannl, where
J he was attached
li lyi n mnrln nnfr
-Vm Because of an
attack of malar-
1U Ml BCVCIQ
he lost 43
(TlJ pounds In two
weeks, he was
returned to the
ek
i
they
-relish the American food
get when taken prisoner.
Mr. and Mrs. Rose left Satur
day night for California, and will
stop off at Santa Rosa and Oak
land before he report again for
duty.
TOTAL WITS 1000
Application for victory gar
den water rates have fallen off
materially in the past week or
two, according to the California
Oregon Power company offic
ials. To date, approximately a
thousand applications for the
rates have beep received.
The water rates were first of-
Unitcd States for 'ered during April to said Klanv
treatment and'""1 people who wished to install
after spending
navy hospital
which
some timo at a
was given 30 days leave.
has been spent visiting here and
at Santa Rosa, Calif., where his
wife's parents live.
His closest call on Guadal
canal, no says, came when a
heavy Jap bomb dropped about
IB loot from him but fortun
ately on the other side of a 135
millimctcr gun which fended off
the splinters. The force of the
explosion shocked him severely,
but no wounds were suffered.
From the top of Lunga Point,
he watched the night battle when
the Japs attempted to land re
inforcements on the Island. The
gun flashes and the tracer bul
lets, he soys, mode a weird sight.
After that disastrous failure, the
Japs on Guadalcanal got only
such supplies as could be thrown
off the decks of speeding de
stroyer and permitted to float
ashore.
The Japs, he says, are tough
fighters under an officer's eye,
but lock the individual resource
fulness of our men. They are
not fond of their own rice, he
says, and with few exceptions
victory garden. A few applica
uons are still being received, al
though most of the gardens have
already been put in.
Klamath Men Join
Navy Services
Enlistments made In the local
naval recruiting offices during
June inciuae Frame Edwin Bab
cock, who enlisted as a shore pa
trolman. Babcock was" formerly
a Janitor at Roosevelt school.
Robert Joe Carstensen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Carstensen
of Lakeshore gardens, enlisted
as apprentice seaman under the
V-6 program.
James Henry Noel, of the Wal
nut apartments, also enlisted un
der the V-6 program. Everett
Stanley McBride, formerly a
Great Northern employee, was
another June enlistment.
If our system of learning is
to realize its maximum in the
public interest, we must be con
cerned with much wider and
better education of the mass of
each generation. Navy Secre
tary Frank Knox.
r JUNE 10 GIVEN
Tlio production of barley. In
dicated by June 1 conditions, by
Important producing states was
reported by the agriculture de
partment as follow:
South Dakota, 36,064,000; Ne
braska, 30,196,000; Montana, 13,-
972,000; Idaho, 14,220,000; Wash
ington, 10,017,000; Oregon 8,-
973,000; California 38,939,000
The department reported that
a total wheat production of 730,
924,000 bushels is indicated by
June 1 conditions.
Rye production Is Indicated as
33,841,000 bushels, compared
with 97,341,000 bushel pro
duced last year, and a ten-year
average of 38,908,000 bushels,
Oat production is Indicated as
1,168,850,000 bushels, compared
with 1,398,730,000 bushel last
year, and 1,018,783,000 bushels.
tho ten year average.
Indications of 371,044,000
bushels of barley compared with
926,150,000 bushels last year,
and a ten year average of 243,-
373,000 bushels.
The indicated acre yield of
winter wheat was reported as
13.1 bushels an acre, compared
witn 13.0 bushels indicatetd
month ago, 19.7 a year ago, and
14.3 bushels, the 1932-41 June
average.
Five Lake County
Industries Get
Payroll Honors
Five Lake county Industries
which exceeded the 90 per cent
payroll deduction enrollment
were listed in the Oregon Minute
Man for June. More than 10
per cent of the total payroll of
each of the firms is being in
vested in war bonds regularly.
The companies listed were the
Anderson Brothers Lumber com
pany, the Buzard-Burkhart Pine
company. Goose Lake Box com
pany, Lakeview Logging com
pany, and the Underwood Log
ging company.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
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Of Negatives
On File!
Since 1930
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Has Kept o '
All Negatives
On File
For Your
Convenience
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And Order From
Those Old Proofs
You May Have
Forgotten!
Kennell-Ellis
U. S. Natl Bank Bldg..
Main and 8th Phono 3252
TODAY
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. THE ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANIES
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tuir J and UabUitu ditiincl and uparat from lAe parmi company.
TIT
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OreuiMtlnn
(Nolei Much of tin following lolormatloa nay ba obtained from your lUti llornw cud.)
' Malta of Car
Typtof Body..
Modal (name, oumbar or earlc),
.Purchated New or U4.
Vrof Mortal
1 pate !urchKd.. .......
CarCoet Ma
! Vour Automobile tmured Now?
If (niuirrl, C.lvn nnlc Prreertt fniuranfA fttplttv ,,,,
What lvii of at -oil tit ration tooki do yon holrir (Check which)
"A" (look only .Snuplomintal "B" Book . Supplemental "C"
SPECIAL JUNE SALE
' PRE-EASTER
MILLINERY
50
HATS
WHILE THEY
LAST-
$
All late styles bought for pre-Easter selling.
Mostly dark straws and pastel felts In flower,
fruit and novelty trimming. ,
Values $2.98 to $12.95
on sale Saturday
only
Shop Early for Selection
: ::": moe's june special ; :
Sale of
BETTER DRESSES
o
.35 Dresses
Values to $24.50
$15
Suit dresses and one-piece styles In late spring modes.
PRINTED JERSEYS PRINTED RAYONS
PASTELS and DEEP-TONES
All reduced to clear at this one low price. Reg. and
half sizes.
27 Dresses
Values to $14.95
NAVY BLACKS PRINTED JERSEYS PRINTED
SHEERS
A handsome group of early spring arrivals In the ex
clusive styles you'll wear Into the coming year.
. Reg. and holf sizes
PASTEL SUITS
Values $16.95 to $32.50
.7'." Sizes' 10 to 20 :
: 20 Off .
Mannish ond dressmaker styles In the
season's loveliest fabrics
Fur Trimmed
COATS
4 ONLY ;
Reg. 69.50, 79.50 and 89.50
CHOICE" ' ": r"-'
$49.50
PASTEL
' SWEATERS
Cotton Knit some oll---tr-VolirtD-28.--
Whlle They
Last '
$1.98
DIRNDL
SKIRTS
Colorful printed jerseys.
-Sizes-9"to 17;-"
Special
This Week
$4.98
RAYON
. GOWNS
15 ONLY in assorted'
styles. . Tearose;'only," .
Small, med.; large sizes".
$1.98
Values .
$1.59
HOUSE FROCK SALE
. DOWNSTAIRS STORE
RACK No. "I" -75
DRESSES
$00
SPUN RAYONS COTTON PRINTS CHECKS AND
; STRIPES ASSORTED SIZES TO 48
: ; J : - $1.98 to $2.49 Values
.:- . . . COME EARLY FOR CHOICE .
RACK No. "2" - 100
DRESSES
$000
Styl;shf;.Cc)tQn; Prints Rayons. and Broadcloths
.SIZES 14 to 44: ......
' $2.98 to $3.49 Values
THE WOMAN'S STODE.imcK