The hundredth unit of the best selling automated paper testing system - the L&W Autoline 300 - has been sold to the US.  This device introduced by the Swedish company Lorentzen & Wettre a few years ago, can measure more than100 different variables of paper quality and is said to be the most advanced of its kind.  This renowned testing system will be used for quality assurance of lightweight paper for telephone directories (mostly in the 29-34 gm2 range) at Daishowa America's mill in Port Angeles, in the northwest United States. This Japanese owned mill operates two paper machines with the capacity to produce 150 000 tons of directory paper per year.