Number 3 / Fall 1974

Research Contributions

• Editorial

  Albert N. Foulger

  185-225

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• The Birefringence of Wood Pulp Fibres and The Thickness of the S¹ and S³ Layers

  D. H. Page, F. El-Hosseiny

  186-192

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• Some Physical Properties of Birch Carbonized in A Nitrogen Atmosphere

  G. R. Moore, P. R. Blankenhorn, F. C. Beall, D. E. Kline

  193-199

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• Chemical and Physical Properties of Tumor-Affected Sitka Spruce

  Robert G. Rickey, J. Kelvin Hamilton, Herbert L. Hergert

  200-210

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• Development and Composition of the Warty Layer in Balsam Fir. II. Composition

  W. M. Baird, M. A. Johnson, R. A. Parham

  211-222

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• A Note on the Protection of Wooden Beams Exposed to an Acidic, Humid Atmosphere

  G. M. Barton, K. Hunt

  223-225

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• Relative Permeability and the Gross Pore Structure of Wood

  F. O. Tesoro, E. T. Choong, O. K. Kimbler

  226-236

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• Comparison of Exclusion Values for Lumber Strength

  W. G. Warren

  237-241

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• Strength and Deformation of Pitched-Tapered Douglas-Fir Glued-Laminated Beams

  Selwyn P. Fox

  242-252

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• A Note on Light and Electron Microscopy Studies of White Pine Exposed to Marine Borer Damage

  E. A. McGinnes, J. E. Phelps, P. J-Y. Lieu

  253-260

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