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mssy ~oo@ts considered isf~s,os b,
iun'h~sm~s. Vet they arr available
Tor purchase ~ iow rates aad maay
of the timber ssaads arr readily as.
e.s.ihi-. The fos~si service. IN It's
desire In utilize 10 the b~ss adean.
'asc all Of thc s~soarcrs ot the s~ss.
crai timber ho,diass. has b~ea se~k.
Ing proper as~s Tor ihus~ ircV~ asd
has cSr~simcnsr.i in making PUN
fFum them ~ It's pulp laboratory At
wsusau. WIS. an auxiliary Of the
forests j:su'i"rss laboratory at Madi.
soa. The Waasaa laboratory IL
eaaipP~d with standard machinery
and all experiments arc carried out
under conditions which duplicate
commercial practice.
A. final test oft he value of some
Of thosc new woods under practical
conditions. arran nxcmCnts were made
betNCr. the forest service and th.
Herald To print Homc part of It's cdi.
ton on i'a''cr made from various
woods that showed promise as sub.tt.
tui,@ for spruce. These woods were
ground st the wausxau laboratory:
the product was then mixed with the
usua1 proportion OF chemical pu,p
and made into news print paper.
rolls of which were sent to New York
for the experimental run.
The new woods must fulfil many
conditions rs to color. finish and
strength. In these trial runs. most
OF the paper Is made from various
eastern firs. which show consider
able promise. but the invest ixa,ors
do not consider their tests complete
until they have subjected the paper
to actna! printing conditions. They
grow throughout the mo,Hta,n
ranges Of the West. particularly in
the Pacific coast states.
In addition to their interest in
finding new uses for little-used
woods. federal forest officers natur.
ally desire to keep the news print m.
per manufacturing industry within
the United States. They therefore
seek to present the opportunity OF
fered by many Of the woods In the
national forests. where there IL q