Vevprhafwr Develop
process To Utilize
hnimlnc Fir Rarlf
, iai.viv in Vr TTiinii,, .iiini' 1 wi
Oiii fl ilrnlroyr-ii nit uxplrnn wimln, llm
Inn k u( lrw pn cnmmI In h Iiiiko
liimlii'i' mill horn la Iji'lnu iniulr lulu
lnuirdlrnUi for pliiiiiifriiih rvrjunli,
fxiilnnlvrn, itcthrnlvl'N, pluallra ami
aciirM of iiIIiit niinim'ii'liil proiiucta.
( Tim Wryri'lmruMT 'l'linhrr cirin
( puny nnnuiiiKTil today timl It hud
irriWt'l a procma fur nunpli'lr
iiilllllll'lcilil Utlllillli f IJmiiilaa
, (lr bulk, wlilrlt innuhly In 111 mt
m-piiI nf I hi- low- Till" I" I" "1
ij I Imp bm k linn Ih-pii fully iillllxcil
;, mi a riimmi'icliil baala, and l a
Krhnftl Wnrlf
sJltllVVI II VI II
On Summer
Slate Here
Hrvprul linpnrlMiil linpmvrinriita
nrp uu the miinmi'r wink priHiruin In
the Mvni plrini-iiliiry hiIiikiI build
UillK niul nt Kliilnulll Uiilnil hluh
HrltiMil. niTiniliiiu to buprrliitriidrnt
Artiuld I. Oralapp.
All nrhnciln will huvp the umal
mid rmitlnr liniirovf inriil worn dima
Aiut al Irani two will M-P PHU-IUilVt
liliprnvrlilrnla maitr. Al Mlllii m'IiikiI
Hip bm )"! U rrllmirliiii th iiym
imnluin with lianlwixxl and till will
tkp rmmiilrrublp tlnip.
Kalrvlew k-IhkiI will have two
rlaurnoiiM Kditrd lu nirel Hip lii
rrcaiwd rnrollinriit. The prtwut
mlrlrrn luni'liriHim will be lifiurd
lulu rliiMrcnmi mid thin iipcpwiI
latca bullilliiil iipw rnfrlrrlu lunrli
rixiiii mid IiiMuIIIiik rqulpiiirnl. An
hi her claaaruom will bp mndn nut of
the KlrU' piny rra Itnd III the future
the iiyiniiiulum will hnve tu be unrd
fur piny by oil ttudrnu, Cirnlupp
mill. '
The rnr of the innln bullillnit al
Krpiuunt M-hnol will have mi out
id ttuico pulnt )ub In addition lu
the urinal renovation mm al i;oiiit
lilpwallu will bo improved In (runt
of the M-hool.
Rooarvrli, lllvrmldc and IVllruil
will have routine linprovrniriila
whlrh always follow tlw aiimmrr
rleaii-tip pruttram. Jiitutora are on
duty full tlmp at all the wii mil and
woodwork will be wanhrd and the
btllldliiKn lliorouuhly (ieiined.
Al Klamiith Union hlKh achool
new aldewnlk approaches on the Kn
planade aide will be Imtullrd and
Hip front atrpa, whlrh have dlnlntr
Kratrd, will be rcplarrd. Aimle wulka
fepilliiK dlrerlly to the library and
Kvm arrtlona, will also be laid. A
new punipliiB arramtement for Mo
dor field and the new addition are
being Installed and Oralnpp wild
that work la brunt roiiptrtrd aa
rapidly aa xnMlilr on the new trn
tila rotirtrt In .order that the area
be avalluble for line Immediately.
solution to all expensive waste prob-
Irni tor inn itiiiiner iiiiiusiry.
Allhouith liuiidredn of commercial
uses huve been found fur hark, ex
periment now underway lu the
cumpiiuy laboratory suiuest that
only the outside rim of the tlllllji
tlou field had been entered, said
Clark 0'. Ilerltaue, trclinu ul di
rector. "Commercial utilization of bark
I not iil v murks n nuttier step In the
aiiemnt tu use wo prr cent or every
lo I liken from tint forest, but con
verts a oiie-tlimi expensive wuste
product Into u profit," Ilerltaue
added,
After years of laboralory experi
mentation and pilot plant manu
facture, commercial production of
five comiHiunds was stalled this
spiinit. These all are elements In
bark; Cork, filler, powder, and com
binations of these elements. The
finished product ranges in size
from iiuarler-lnch flakes to a very
flue powder.
Only the thick bark of the Douit
Ina fir Is bclim processed, but the
barks of all I'aclflc Coast conifers
ran lie put to use tliroutili similar
processes, HerlliiKe said.
The first plant Is proccsslnif only
a small purl of the bulk taken from
luvs hruuuhl tu the LniiKvlow plant,
but ultimately all of the furmer
waste product will lie utilized, said
K. I). Pauley, sales director. As new
commercial us-s are found fur the
rumiKiimds and combinations, It Is
possible thul no bark will be al
lowed to uo to wuste lu any timber
priM-essliiK pluut, he added.
The ruuiMunds are maiiufiirtured
throuuh an Intricate grliidlnK,
crushltiK and acreenliiK process that
sepuratrs the cork, filter and powder.
Camp Fire
News
Leaders
The Camp I'lro lenders ussuclu
Hull lilt n Invited the (llrl Mcoul
leaders to purtlripatfi lu a Joint
meetluif on Wednesday, June IH, nt
7 :.' p. m., In the I'ritsUylciian
church.
There will lie separate business
iiiectliuts for each orKanlzatlou, fol
lowed by dlsi!ussluiis of mutual In
tercuts and a social hour, Thin will
be the lust Camp J'lre leaders'
meetliiK until Hepleinber mid It Is
Impurliint that all leuders attend.
The ussocliitlon has raised money
this year fur a campshlp for sume
wot thy klrl, mid the method of
awardliiif this money will be dis
cussed. ' ' (Iroupa
The Pansy Blue Hlrd Kioup of
Fremont school Is one of the oldest
Iflue illrd iiroups In years of con
tinued nttlstrutloii In the city. It
wus ominlzed three years bko, when
the Klris were only seven years old,
under the leadership of Mrs. Malt
Kohn Jr., a mother of one of the
Klrls and the sponsor of the same
group today.
This week some of the charter
members are flyliiK-up Into Cairp
fire, but elKht members will con
tinue the Hlue Hlrd work until they
are 10 yeurs old. Hevcn Klrls form
lint the new Camp Fire Kroup are
Mury Ann Carllle, l.ynniaie Kohn,
I.lniiu Williams, Constance. . Uiy,
Judy James, Mary Lou Taylor and
Ann Merrymau.
Mrs. Lawrence French will work
with both itroups throuuh the sum
mer with thp assistance of two Horl-I,
urn club Klrls, who are working for ;
wircn oeurer s raiiK.
In a reient meetliiK these new
Cauip Fire Ulrls elected officers for
the coming year as follows: presl
dent, l.yiinetto Kohn: vice presi
dent, Mary Ann Caiille; secretary,
Constance l,oy; treasurer, Linda
Wllllains: sir I lie, Ann Merryman;
game leader, Murv Ijiu Taylor. ,
(Ifflre
Miller's children's department, on
the second floor, announces that they
have received their Initial order
from the (Jump Fire Outfitting com
pany, mid that play suits, skirts
mid other Items are now available,
The store will handle all orders for
clothing In the future, and a girl
must present either her membership
card or a note from the Camp Fire
office authorizing her purchase of
equipment.
HKIAI.O Klasulk rlli, On. FRIDAY, lmm tt,
'tiJ ,.'.ifc
" .:
INI, Psis Tki.
imam
3fr
Grade A Butter
Price Slumps
' POIITLANI), June U (IV- The
price of grade A butterthe grade
whlrh most consumers buy went
down 3 cents a pound yesterday to
BJ cents. Grade 11 was quoted at the
ssme price, while grade A A ail
vanred 4 cents to a total of ll
rents.
Higher Beef
Prices Predicted
PORTLAND. June 13 olv Higher
beef prices were predicted for the
consumer here today, following an
imimccincnt by meal dealers that
wholesale beef had gone up 5 cents
a pound In Ihe last two weeks.
Wholesalers said hghl supply and
fulling prices In the sale of by
products were to blame. '
HIIADV ( IIAItACTIR
PIIILAIIKLI'IIIA, June 13 oVi-A
horse nullum a mall wagon on a
! northbound one-way street refused
I to go any way but southbound. The
! result was a traffic Jam and a curious
crowd uut uoorxiy Knew tue cause
until a farmer In Ihe crowd stepped
out and observed lliut the sun was
hitting the street,
"Thai horse Is afraid of his
shadow, that's all," he commented.
NI.OW TAKK
QU1NCY, Muss , June 13 i'i
When Henry Nlelund Jr. lost his
wallet more than three years ago.
the finder was well-lnteniioned, but
forgetful.
Nleland gut the wallet buck this
week with an anonymous note ex
plaining Ihe oversight.
The wallet contained nothing but
pn iters,
IM I.K SAM IN A JAM
PIKlVIIJKNCK. It. L A poitul
truck was tagged for lllrgul parking.
Postmaster Raymond A. Creegun
Imped iwillce would forget the matter.
T don't know where we would gel
the dollur," ha protested.
"We would have to write to the
first assistant."
Police Cap!. Earl F. Adams is
adamant.
"If the fine Isn't paid." he warn'.
"Ml lake atAlon against the truck
owner.
The government pwtu ihe truck.
CllltlSTKMNC
NEW YORK. June 13 oV-A small
mammal officially opened the small
mammal house at the Bronx too
yesterday.
A klnkajou named Jimmy, chewed
a chocolate cookie to which were
lied ends of a white ribbon stretch
Ing across the entrance. The ribbon
fell to the ground, the newly mod
cruized building was open.
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