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early morning in the Flowever, the coffee-drinker raised his gun and fired. The Two men went duck hunting one fall.

One took along a thermos jug of coffee, the other a bottle of "Old Lightning."

The ducks failed to show up for a couple of hours, the weather was cold, so both prospective hunters kept hitting their drink supply.

Finally, about the time the licker-drinker had gotten himself completely orrie-eyed, a single duck appeared overhead. It flew very high, almost out of shotgun range.

NIMA Gorrects lts Figures

The National Lumber Manufacturers Association, Washington, D. C., has issued revised figures to correct its earlier statement appearing on Page 18 of the December 1 issue of this magaz\ne in "Lumber Outlook for 1955." The paragraph so starting should read:

Lumber proctlrement by the Corps of Engineers, assuming continuation of the foreign aid progran.r, should be moderately increased. An estimated 600 million board feet was duck kept on going. purchased by the Corps in fiscal 1954. Best available estimates are that procurement rvill be about 900 miliion feet in fiscal 1955, then increase slightly to approximately 95O million feet in fiscal 1956.

When it was so far away it looked like a lone speck in the sky, the licker-drinker whipped up his gun and fired. Down came the duck ! The other man looked at this exhibition in great wonderment.

"That was wonderful shooting," he told his friend.

"Nothing to it," said the other. "When you shoot into a big flock of ducks like that you can't hardly miss."

New Refoil Yqrd in Onlqrio

Ontario, Calif.-Mr. and l\frs. So1 Yager, former residents of London, E,ngland, opened a lumber business here Ncrvenrber 19 at 771 \\rest N{ission Blvd.