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llqrk Twoin on Wholes:

Mark Twain once'had a letter from an aspiring young writer wanting to know the proper diet for an aspiring author, and wanting to know if it were true that fish is brain food. Mark Twain replied as follows:

"Yes, Agassig does advise authors to eat fish, because the phosphorous in it makes brains. So far you are correct, but I cannot advise you about the amount you need to eat. If the specimen composition you sent is about your fair usual average, I should judge that perhaps a couple of whales would be all you need for the present. Not the largest kind, but simply good, middle-sized whales."

Redwood Producers Mqintqin Strong Bocklog of Unfilled Orders in April

Major redwood producers maintained a strong backlog of unfilled orders at the end of April, while redwood production and shipments slowed moderately to match demand.

Redwood production for April totaled 46,575,000 board feet, compared to 54,489,000 during March, and, 52,285,000 during April 1959.

Shipments of redwood by 12 major redpood mills reporting to the California Redwood Association totaled 46,846,000 board feet. Shipments during March were 49,401,W0, while April 1959 shipments totaled 53,209,000. Unfilled orders remained strong, totaling 80,108,000 board feet or approximately equal to redwood orders on hand at the end of March, as well as at the end of April 1959. New orders received during April totaled 48,429p00 board feet, compared to 51,485,000 during March, and 58,202,Offi during April 1959.

Redwood stocks held by the mills came to 413,558,000 board feet, a slight drop from March inventories of 416,390,000.

Foirfield R.emodeling

(Contlnued from Pago 10) and home supply center in the region, the yard is a real credit to the Noah Adams organization and the fast-growing community of Fairfield. "If you can't find it