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Made Them Extinct

He was just back from a hunting trip in West Texas, and was entertaining sorne of his friends with tall stories of his adventures.

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"ll/onderful hunting in West Texas," he said. "What a thrill it was shooting all those big, tall giraffes."

Appointed Vice President ,f

-N1w yotk, December 16-W. R. Wilkinson l6s been appointed vice president of Johns-Manville SplG Corporation it was arinounced today by R. W. Lea,t"fresident of Johns-Manville CorPoration.

Mr. WilkinSon will also c6rttinue as Merchandise Manager of the Building Products Division of the cgmpany' He was formerly assistant manager of the Milwaukee district, and manager of the Philadelphia district, and went to New York in 1945 as manager of the Dealer Building Material Department.

"\Mait a interrupted one of the listeners. lie to us. know there aren't any giraffes in ttDon't , West Texils."

what I say,li said the cheerful prevaricator; "I them all."

Takes Over Brownsville, Ore., Mill

Sierra Lumber, Inc. is a new corporation recently organized, to take over the sawmill of the Sierra Lumber Company, Brownsville, Oregon' Stuart C. Smith is general manager.

Adds To Hqndling EquiPrnent :,

J.W*. Back Lumber Co., recently took deliverlr'of q new Gerlinger 10-ton lift truck for use in their wholesalg yard at 314 East 32nd Street, Los Angeles'