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New Film on Modern Foresfry

The story of modern forestry in the Pacific Northwest is dramatized in a new motion picture produced by Weyer- haeuser Company and now available for free showing to local groups. "Tomorrow's Trees," a 3O-minute film, may be requested through the firm's Los Angeles of6ce, or from \Meyerhaeuser Company, Tacoma Building, Tacoma l, Wash.

The color movie includes scenes taken from the too of a 250-foot Douglas fir tree as it is felled, and from a neticopter planting tree seeds. Time-lapse views show a fir's growth and struggle for survival over a two-year period. Raw material for Weyerhaeuser manufacturing and converting plants in a dozen states is shown being-harvested on Northwest tree farms. Outdoor sequences were filmed in woodlands near Klamath Falls and Molalla, Ore.; and Longview, Snoqualmie Falls, Aberdeen, Chehalis and Enumclaw, Wash.

Awqrds Competilion for Genuine Mohogony Furniture ot Foll Mqrkets

A new Mahogany Awards Competition for furniture manufacturers who make furniture classified as Genuine yabo-glly or Genuine Solid Mahogany, is announced by Teel Williams, executive director of the Mahogany Association. It will be based on actual showings to deaiers at the October mid-season markets in High Pbint, Grand Rapids or Chicago, and will be judged by dealers and editors who regularly cover these markets.

Another Doy

King Hassan, well-beloved, was wont to say When aught went wrong, or any labor failed, "Tomorrow, friends, will be another day." And in that faith he slept, and so prevailed.

She Got the Job

She was applying for the position as stenographer, and the big man behind the desk was gruffly questioning her.

"Chew gum?"

"No, sir.t' ttYes, sir.tt

"Spell cat and dog and such words correctly?"

"'Get to work on time, and work while you're there?"

"Yes, sir.tt t'No, sir.tt t'Why, er, no."

"Spend much time'fixing your make-up in the office?"

He paused and she cut in.

"Smoke bad tobacco while you're dictating?"

"Take it out on the ofhce force when you've made a bust, or had a rbw at home, or been beaten at golf?"

"Certainly not."

"Know enough about good English and word construction to know a good letter when it's written for you?"

"Why, IthinkIdo."

"Well, shall I go to work, or is your time so valuable-?"

"Not a bit. There's a locker for your wraps. Hang them up, and let's get busy."

Woodcroft

There was an old trapper named Cook, Who knew the North woods like a book, He knew that black bass

Never sought the tall grass, And that woodchucks won't snap at a hook.

Dirfy

"I shall never marry," remarked young Swellhead, "until I find some girl who is my exact opposite."

"Ah," remarked Daisy the cigar girl, "you're looking for a smart girl."

fhe Shorr Answer

When a \ roman writer who was hounding Ambrose Bierce for an interview asked him if any of the ancients had bequeathed us profitable counsel on the subject of rearing the young, he replied: "Study Herod, Madam, study Herod."

Consolqtion

First Storekeeper: "I hear burglars broke into your store last night and stole the whole stock."

Second Storekeeper: "Right, but it could have been worse. I had just marked everything down fifty percent."

The Guy Who Stubbed His Toe

Did you ever meet a youngster who had gone and stubbed his toe, An' was settin' by the roadside just a-cryin' soft and low, A-holdin' of his dusty foot, so hard and brown and bare, An' tryin' to keep from his eyes the tears a-gatherin' there?

You hear him sorta sobbin' like, an' sniffin' of his nose, You stop an' pat him on the head an' try to ease his woes; You treat him sorta kind-like an'first thing that you know, He's up an' off a-smilin', clean forgot he stubbed his toe.

Now 'long the road of life you'll find a feller goin' slow, An' like as not he's some poor cuss who's gone an' stubbed his toe; He was makin' swimmin' headway 'till he bumped into a stone, An' his friends kept hurryin' forward an' left him there alone.

fle's not sobbin', he's not sniffin'-he's just too old fer cries, But he's grievin' jest as earnest if it only comeq in sighs. An' it does a lot of good sometimes, to go a little slow, An' speak a word of comfort to a guy who's stubbed his toe.

A Hint

Sergeant: "Did you shave this morning, soldier?"

Private: "Yes, sir."

Sergeant: "You sure about that, soldier?"

Private: "Yes, sir."

Sergeant: "Well, soldier, tomorrow when you stand a little closer to the razor, see?"

170 staged its 4th Club, August 12. A Peninsula retailers

Bomer attended the event; which kicked off at 4:30 with a splash in the Elks Club's big new pool.

With Prexy Bob Buckley directing the action, the meet

..o,rpi.-tsitnd a big steak dinner with all the trimmings by "Roger"

RRCC ScholorshiP Aword Given

Award of the first $500 College Forestry Scholarship of the Redwood Region Conservation Council, to Ralph iiitot . Sibley, lllyear old student at Humboldt State College, Arcaia, was announced by William R' Schofield, C"iii&"it Forest Protective Assn., San Francisco, chair*"" of the RRCC Scholarship Award committee' Sibley i;""r i" San Francisco and is rated among the highest in scholastic ability of those students now enrolled in the HSC Forest Management Program. - the Scholarship"Award -committee for RRCC also includes C. Russell'Johnson, president, Union Lumber Co.', S"" Frr".itco; J. Harold Ro-binson, Willits Redwood Products Co.. Wiilits, and Kirk R. Cooper, vice-president, Roddiscraft. Inc.. Arcata.

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