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The world's first artificial spawning grourrd for silver salmon has also proved to be an unofficial testing ground for fir plywood. That is the evidence from the University of \\rashington, where a unique study of fish habits is being conducted. The experiment began in 1950 when salmon hatched at the school's fisheries department were released in artificial ponds there. These fish returned to spawn in 1951, the first time in history that such salmon had returned to man-made pools. scientists report.

The ponds at the University of Washington are linked to outside waters by a 42-foot fish ladder made of exterior type fir'plywood. A1though this plywood "river" has been subjected to constant immersion, the individual panels show no signs of deterioration, another dramatic demonstration of the permanence of the glue-line in exterior fir plywood.

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lhoke the mosl of tlorlite-the profitoble poneling for every inlerior

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Your cuslomers benefit from Marlite Plank and Block, too. The exclusive tongue and groove joint makes installation easy. -Soilproof. baked ffnish reiists smud-ges and stains; wipes clean with a damp cloth' And Marlite's "Compani6n Colors" styled 6y Ra).rynond !o9*y Associates, plus exciting wood and marble patteins, make it suitable f.o\-9ny roorn in the home. l{arsh Wall Product!, Inc', Dept. 508 Dover, Ohio.

Ralph F. Dreitzler, general manager of West Coast Wood-Preserving Company, Seattle, was elected president of the Westerr.r Wood-Preserving Operators' Association at its annual meeting April 13 at the SheratotrPalace hotel, San Francisco. He succeeds Paul D. Christersen of Pope and Talbot, Inc., Portland, Oregon. The association named James McGregor, McCormick and Baxter Creosoting Company, Portland, vice-president; V. C. Monahan, Cascade Pole Company, Tacoma, treasurer; and R. F. Gillespie, J. H' Baxter Company, Eugene, secretary. William Land, National Wood-Treating Company, was elected to the board of directors as representative of the California industry, and W. R. Jackson, Baxco Corp., Portland, was selected as industry director to the West Coast Lumbermen's Association board.

Weekend crashes accounted for 13,980 killed and 678,000 hurt during 1954.

a Foclory Lubrlccted-9olid Nylo Boll Beoring Roller A$urer FingedlP SlidingNoireler.

o The flhS?. PrecisiorDs rigned Hordwore to tqke q FULL 3/r-lnch ADJUSIMENI Without Removing Dool. Itlode of HEAVY GAUGE STEE!, Codmium Ploted for o Lifellne of Senice. Dor cqn bc Roired or lowered oftel Completifi of Houre, for Woll to Woll Ccrpeting; ogqln withovt removing door.

For QUI€K ADJUtlltENI. eqch sel is provldcd wilh on Angle Ofiret Wrach.

SaddleItch...

Through two summers I was paid real money for riding the prettiest little single-footing mule on the Mt. Shasta trails, with two or three pack animals stringing along. Her name was Maud, like that of a funny-paper mule in the years before World War I. Once I'd learned how to load up meat and groceries for a crew of engineers that was surveying in the high country, and secure them with squaw and diamond hitches, the job was pure pleasure.

The thin! that has given me the saddle itch again, with memories of Maud and pack mules revived, is a map of the Cascade Crest Trail from Canadl.,to,the Columbia.

South of the big river the Oregon Skylirie Trail winds along the tall ridges and around the peaks of the California division of the Pacific Crest Trail System. High ridin' country, the world's best, wilderness wonderland, haven of peace.

And for two summers-l9lo and 1911-I got paid for it ! Knew my luck, too.

"MultipleIJse..."

In this, the Golden Anniversary Year of the U. S. Forest Service, all hands in the woods, including greenspickers and gyppo loggers, are wishing the outfit well and seeking to support its good work. fn its broadest pattern this

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