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U. S. Plywood Sqles Heoding for All-rime, Record-breqking Volume

New York-Sales of United States Plywood Corporation thus far in its current fiscal year are running at an annual rate of $200,000,000, S. W. Antoville, president, told stockholders at the annual meeting here Septernber 7. This would be an all time record-breaking volume and compare with actual sales and previous peak of $150,566,000 for the fiscal year ended April 30, 1955.

Reporting that the corporation's earnings on its common stock for the three months ended July 31 equalled 91.24 a share, Mr. Antoville said that demand for plywood continues at a record-breaking rate. Even should credit restrictions or other factors bring about a moderate let-down, llth ond E Streel3, llodeslo tlodesro 2-2501

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Antoville said new capital expenditures by U. S. Plywood during the current fiscal year may aggregate $10,000,000. This would include timber acquisitions, manufacturing plants, and new distribution facilities.

"IJnited States Plywood," he said, "is still a growth enterprise. We are constantly adding to our raw material, manufacturing and distribution Iacilities. These are needed to take care of the steadily expanding market for plywood and the many additional products of diversified but allied nature we are producing or selling. The corporation also is substantially enlarging its budget for research and development."

Personql Journqlism

(Clipt from a weekly paper in a small sawmill town)

"Fleck Tombs has' dickered with the sawmill for a lot of Pine slabs which cost him next to nothing, with plenty of time to pay for it, as the sawmill owner didn't know Heck, and he will build a house no better than some of the shacks we already have in our beautiful residential section, and which will be a disgrace to the community when Heck gets it built-if he ever does."

Scotch t3"tlf

A commercial traveler, held up in Orkney by a storm, wired his firm in Aberdeen, Scotland: "Marooned here by storm, wire instructions."

The reply came promptly: "Start summer vacation as of yesterday."

Grondpo Crobs:

Go it, maiden, while you can, Kid yourself that you're a man; Vote and fight, Stay out all night Wiggling dances-that's all right.

Ole Bill Todd when on a jag, Does them things, but he don't brag. When he wakes from his silly fit, Ole Bill Todd's ashamed of it.

Never you mind what people think, Reach for your hip and take a drink. Cut your hair, Smoke and swear, Molt right down to your underwear.

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r,"r come into common usage, as meaning hypocritical grief. Back in the 13th century an English friar named Bartholomew decided that somebody ought to explain a lot of things, such as a lot of vague matters and words found in the Bible. So he wrote a book devoted to that purpose. He called it "The Properties of Things." Finding "crocodile tears" mentioned in the Scriptures, he explained it in this interesting fashion: "ff a crocodile findeth a man by the water's brim, he slayeth him, and then weepeth over him, and swalloweth him." The good friar must have done a lot of research to dig up that one.

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Tourist: "Did you see a pedestrian pass by here a few moments ago?"

Native: "Nope, been sitting here all day and I ain't seen nothing pass but one man, and he was a-walkin'."

Grqntlqnd Rice Wrote: What if the sunset's drawing nearer, What if the shadows gather in, Thick with ghosts of the mates who've headed, fnto space where the comets spin; I

Eyes to the front, though the mists are heavy, Life at best is a brief parade, Keep one dream in your hearts, my brothers, Nothing shatters the unafraid. Big

The policeman asked: "What did you think when you looked into the muzzle of that hold-up man's gun?"

The victim said: "I thought to myself, that's the first tunnel f ever saw that had a handle on it."

It grinds a lot, but we must say, You're getting manlier every day. In fact, no man could look so cute, Goin' 'round in a bathin' suit, One-tenth half-way hid inside, Nine-tenths simply sunburned hide.

Rip and snort and paw the airMan-like maiden, f don't care. Smoke and cuss, Say dam and wuss, And put on pants the same as us.

But one thing's left that you can't do, Spit at a crack, and hit it, too. That gift of ours has traveled hence, Through a thousand years of experience.

Ben Frqnklin's Self-Written Epiroph

"The body of Benjamin Franklin, Printer (like the cover of an old book, its contents torn and stripped of its letterings and gildings), lies here food for worms. Yet the work itself shall not be lost, for it will (as he believes) appear once more in a new and more beautiful edition. corrected and amended by the Author."

Nqrrow Escope

Father-"Who broke that chair in the parlor last night?"

Daughter-"It just collapsed all of a sudden, Pop, but neither of us were hurt."

Big and Lifile Leoguers

John McGraw said that the difference between a big league and a bush league ball player is that the big leaguer steps forward to meet a pitched ball, while the little leaguer waits for the ball to reach him.