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Charles Coburn's Pet Story

Charles Coburn, distinguished stage and screen actor, likes to make little after-dinner speeches, and does them very cleverly. He has one favorite story he always tells, regardless of the occasion. And he always puts it over in rgood shape, and gets a big laugh. He says:

Course in Klln Drving

Because of the interest in the Forest Products Laboratory course in kiln drying lumber, andther two-week session will be conducted at Madison, Wis., from May 12 to May 24, Director George M. Hunt announces that additional classes may be offered after July 1, depending on demand.

R. \i[/. (Bob) Reid, Park-Olsen Lumber Company, Mesa, spent a few days in Los Angeles on business early part of January.

"When I was just a lad, my father said to me 'Son, don't ever go to a burlesque show. You'd see things there you shouldn't.' So, my curiosity being aroused, I went to a burlesque show the very first chance I got. And I saw something there that I shouldn't. I saw father."

Opens Brcnrch Office In Scrn Frcrncisco

]{merican Saw Mill Machinery Co', Hackettstown, New Jersey, will open a branch office at 7 Front Street, San Francisco, Calif., February 1. The branch office will carry a stock of sawmill and woodworking machinery together with parts. The new office will be headed by William L' Fibben, who has been appointed district manager'

La the Harry W. Aldrich of the Aldrich Lumber Co', Eugene, Oregoq Mrs. Aldrich and their daughter Mary arrived in Sin Francisco January 9 to spend a month in California'

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