The California Lumber Merchant - February 1950

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TENNESSEE RED CEDAR

SOUTHERN RED GUIYI

HICKORY

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MAPLE

OAK

POPTAR

WATNUI

SUGAR PINE

OAK AND MAPTE FTOORING

CTOSEI TINING

DOWETS

SPIRAT GTUE PINS

FIR PTYWOOD

HARDWOOD PANELS

PONDEROSA PINE

FORE'GN WOODS

APITONG

ATASKA YEttOW CTDAR

BALSA

BOXWOOD

SPANISH CEDAR

EBONY

SPOIIED GU,!A

IRONBARK

JENISERO

TIGNUM VITAE

,TAAHOGANY

JAPANESE OAK

PHITIPPINE

ROSEWOOD

IEAK

VENEERS

DRYING AND SORTING YARDS

WAREHOUSES

DRY KITNS

SPECIALTIES

WYBROCK BENDING OAK

KEEL STOCK

SHIP TI'ITBERS

NOSED OAK STEPPING

THRESHOTDS, ETC.

I'tlttwORK

TARTER, WEBSTER & JOHNSON, lNC.

Wholerolc Dlrtrlbutlon Yord

42|0f0.^ Bondlnl Boulcvord

tog ANoELES 23, CAllF.

Phonr ANgolut 4183

Gollfornlo Sugor Plne o Gollfornlo Ponderoso Plne

Plne ilouldlngs o No. I Plne Doors ' Pine Plywood

Whlre Fir o Douglos Flr o Incense Gedor

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SAN FRANCISCO 4, GAII;.

DOuglor 2-2060

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Top row, left to right, l'iike Pritcheft, Roy Klots, Ed Fountoin, Doyle Bbder, Corl ltiyers.

Bottom row, Lloyd Crondill, Fronk Bqder, Dick iloyd, Rex Workingtine.

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THE CALIFOR}.IIA LUMBERMERCHANT

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'fhe I'itcific Northrvest has exllerience<l its worst snow stornrs, cxten<ling frottt Nortltcrn Citlifornia into ltritislt ('olunrllia, irr a half centtrry. Many nrills are dorvn, antl thc srrorv is irrtcrfcring rvith logging opcrlrtiotrs. It is cxllcctc<l that many rnills rvill not be irr 1>ro<luction for at lcitst :r nronth. A nttnrllcr of mills h:tvc been rcfusing to t:tkc ()r1 new business, and rvholesale ltrices in the Califorrri;r nrarl<ct have incrcasecl trraterially sirrce the first of thc ycar.

I'ortlanrl, ()rcgon, January l9-For thc fourth consccutive year since the errcl of World War II, Douglas lir sau'mills have shorvn a gain in lumber production over the previous year, acc()rding to H. V. Sinrpson, executive vice presidcnt of the West Coast Lumbermen's Associatiou.

Wcst Coast mills in 1949 produced 9.59 billion lroard feet <rf lunrber, topping the previous year's 20-year record output by 190 million feet, Sirnpson said. The relatively small, compact I)ouglas 6r region of rvestern \\t'ashingt<ln an<l Oregon maintained its leadership as the nation's most important lunrber prodtrcing section and accounted for 28% of the nation's total lumber cut.

Thc lumber leader said shipments of Douglas fir, \\iest Coast hemlock, Western Itecl cedar and Sitka spruce lumber from this region during 1949 totaled 9.86.9 billion board feet, a gain over the previous year of 680 million feet. Orclers for these four fine woods, as West Coast lumbermen des-

t tf Fttt{cttco omcl W. T. Elqclr @ Mqrl.t tt. lca ?rsadroo ll YUlor &l?t7

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Aulrtcal Edltcr

M. ADAMS

ignatc tlrcsc top cotntttcrcial sJ)ecics, re:tche<l 9.9.5 llilliolr lroard fcet in 194!), exceeding or<lers for l94fl by l.l billion lro:rrrl fcct.

"fhc u'eel<ly avcr:rgc of West Co:rst lurnller production irr I)cccnrlrcr \v:rs l,\4,427,000 b.f. or 115.6'/r, of the l9'13l9.ltl irverirgc. Orders :rverage<l 174,994,O(D b.f.; Shipnlents 1t{7,113,000 b.f. Weekly averages for November \\'crc: I'roduction 193,(t2(t,O0O (121.4% of the 1943-1948 irverirge) ; rrrders'204,170p00 b.f. ; shipments 214,475,000 b.f.

Fifty-trvo rvceks of 1919 cumulative production 9,594,9iJ1,000 b.f. ; fifty-trvo rveeks of 1948, 9,405,104,000 b.f.; fifty-two u'eeks of 1947, 8,962,268,000.

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Growing With The Santa Moaictr Bcy Arec

New Ncme lor Calilorniq Door Compcny

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Parklabrea Housing Project at Los Angeles

bcfore the war and since completed, are now <lccupie<l by (/r fanrilies.

1'hc original portiorr of the housing project, built before thc rvar, contains 1,316 apartmcnt units. Thus, thc complctcrl dcvelopnrent, located on a 176-acre tract near the farnous Wilshire lloulevard "Miracle Mile" district, will lrrovi<le a total of 4,253 dwelling units capable of housing ovcr 13,000 t)ersons, 'fhere are several novel features allout the design and building methods used in the I'arklalrrea project. The design is noterv<lrthy because, in an area rvhere rnost lluildings arc built in sllrarvling horizontal m:rsses, thcse btrildings go up to a height of 13 stories, renriniscent of torvering Ncrv York aparttnent houses. This rvas done rnainly because land values in l,os Angeles have soared t<l a point u'hcre it has beconre impractical to purchase enough far'orirlrly located lan<l to :rccomnto<l:rtc thc same numlrer of al):rrtnrcnt units in lrorizontal tyl)e structures. Too, by lltril<ling vertically, a maximunl am()unt of space is given to llarks and wide streets, rvith anrple space betrveen lluildings.

The architectural firm for the huge rental development, Alrn<lst three nrillion s(luare feet of l)ouglas fir plyrvoorl Lc<lnard Schultze and Associates of Nerv York, representis lleing usecl for concrete form u'ork in the giant lrarkl:r- c<l in Los Angeles by the firrn (iordtln ll. Kaufman and brea housing project of the Metrolxrlitan Life Insnrancc J. I')' Stanton, I-os Angeles, develol>ed an ttnusttal design Courpany in Los Angeles, describecl as the biggest archi- rvhich eliminatcs a fault of nrany large apartment htluses, tcctural concrete job in the United States. rvherein some rvindorvs look ()ut on unsightly airshafts or rnrcc quarrers ot il mr'on square teet of plastic.r,crlai<l inside c'urts' An X-shalled plan *'as their s,ltlti'n' rvith D.uglas fir ply*,o'd are being usecl t. f'rm mirr'r-smooth thc itltersecti,n .f the lines el,ngated t. f,rtrr a rectangular cxterior u'alls anrl interior ceilings; in a<ldition, 2,000,000 brrilding c.re' -fhis 1>lan asstlres all apartments ample squarc feet A-A Iixterior type fir plyrvoocl are being uscd light' space a'd a 'ie*' r'arying fr.m fair t, excellent' in ro rorm lnterlor warls. roun(riltlons. star.r'elrs. etc.. orr thc llrttP.rti'n t' the allartment height' huge rental development.

IJecause of the great number of re-uses obtained from each set of plyu'ood frlrms, one set is used for an er-rtirc building, thus saving time on the job by elinrinating the necessity for form reconstruction during thc pouring of one of the l3-story structures.

According to the architectural representatives of Leonard Schultze and Associates in Los Angeles, cooperating orr the Parklabrea development, Douglas fir plylr,'ood was specified for all form work because the sr.r.rooth, rigicl panels create a "more monolithic looking job, u,ith far feu'cr joints to rub and grind". Commer-rting on panel perforntance on the job, the architect said, "They are light arrd easy to use; large size means big areas are covered rapidly and because there are fewer pieces to handle, rvork is speeded."

Completion of the u'ork on the $40,000,000 project, schecluled for late 1950, will provide 2,754 new dwelling units in eighteen l3-story apartment buildings and, ll7 units in three city blocks of 2-story apartment houses. In addition, seven 2-story, block long concrete garages rvill provide parking facilities for tenants of the huge housing project. Several Z-story apartment structures, which were started

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The l0-million dollor Pcrklcbrcc houring development now under construciion in Lor Angelee rprecdr over a 175-qcre trdcl cad will houre 13.000 por.ons whcn completed. Almort 3,000,000 leei ol Doug- lor lir plywood is being ured lor concrote lorm worlc

View ol plywood lorms in plcce on one ol the l3-story Pcrklcbrec qpdrlment buildings, Ouler wqlls cre lormed wilh 7s"-thick plcrstic lcced plywoo4 The pcnels qre nqiled horizontolly a.cross 2" x 4" studs, 16" o.c., brcced by 4" x 4" wqleg, Exterior plywood is used to lorm inside surlqce of the wcll.

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Sowmills: Conby, Colif. ond Anderson, Colif.

Remo n uf q ctu ring Plonl: Klomoth Folls, Oregon

Box Foctory: Alturos, Colif.

1635 Dierks Bldg. Konsos City 6, l,lo. Vlctor 4143

Direct lnquiries to Anderson, Colifornio Boy Areo Representolive Mott R. Smith, 5 Yole Gircle, Berkeley 8, Gqlif. los Angeles Areo Represenlqlive Ed Founloin, P.O. Box 4946, Los Angeles 14, Cqlif.

The above reminded me of a speech I heard long ago, falling fr.om the lips of Joseph Weldon Bailey, who was the greatest orator I ever heard. He said that the grandest title any man can ever trear on this earth "is the kingly crotvn of an American "or.r.ttt. * *

' I have revelled in that magnificent thought ever since. And now that the day has arrived when a basic struggle has begun between security and freedom-between planned and controlled economy on one side and free enterprise on the other, I begin for the first time to wonder if Bailey's incomparable title will be*permanent.

History bids us beware. Time was, you students of history will recall, when to be called a Roman citizen was the proudest title on this earth. "I am a Roman citizen" were words that for generations fell boastfully and proudly from the lips of millions. Yet the time came when to be a Roman citizen was a pathetic reproach.

a government. Could any individual, any business, any corporation, or any family elude bankruptcy if they handled their affairs as the affairs of this American goveinment are being handled today, do you think? ***

Can you deliberately throw thrift, and conservatism, and saving, and hard work, and the payment of just debts out the window, and continue to prosper indefinitely? That is the question before us this day.

with all the laws o, ,,lr,rl", lr "rrppty and demand, of sound finance being deliberately thrown out the window in our national planning; with God being replaced by government in the direction of our affairs, what is to become of us ? Since all the Americans whom I trust and rtlspect are asking this question today, it seems but proper that the rest of us should likewise consider it.

Some wag has said ,rr", ,r* .la. -" .r"ln.orr.rsing we will soon be able to fly around the world in two hours; one hour to fly, and one hour to get to the airport.

And likewise, at the rate we are traveling down the dark highway of socialism, it will not be long until we have left to us only two time-honored fundamentals; the purgative properties of castor oil, and the killing qualities of carbolic acid.

from within.

f recall hearing another eloquent American orator issue the solemn warning that "it COULD happen here." He said "the fabric of our civilization may fall crumbling to unmeaning chaos and formless dust; where oblivion broods and even memory forgets." Lincoln said the same thing, yet in his always simple words. He warned that if this nation is ever destroyed, 1,

Recently in the public press I have read the quoted words of many of the best Arrrrericans now living, saying just as seriously if less eloquently, those very things. These are not partisan political thoughts tainted by personal pessimism, but rather the opinions of good men and true who shudder at the things an?

read, and hear.

One of my most esteemed friends, an old timey dyed-inthe-wool Democrat, said to me the other day, "Did you read the President's speech on the state of the union, and also his budget speech?" I said I had read both, very carefully. He said, "If he were running a business, how would you like to orvn stock in it?" f said no, if Harry Truman ever goes in business again, the same old fate will befall him. He'll go broke. * * ,<

All practical men agree that the same fundamentals prevail in the affairs of an individual, a family, a business, or

It has been said. arr.r" I..*a*l ways to kill a cat. one is to muss him all up with a club, and the other is to convince him that a big dose of chloroform is good for his fleas. ***

And it has been repeated so often as to become an axiom of late, that there are two ways to destroy a Democracy and create a socialistic state: one is to muss it all up with open revolution, while the other is through bloodless taxation. Taxation without cessation will do it more certainly than revolution.

No rational human d.ir;.;" l"r.n .n" general aims announced by Mr. Truman in his messages to Congress. They are lofty and honorable and desirable. "All men are created equal," he said. "They are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. America must be a land of opportunity for all of us. We seek to establish those material conditions of life in which without exception men may live in dignity, perform useful work, serve their communities, and worship God as they see fit." And "business must continue to have the incentives necess:rry for investment and for the development of new lines of enterprise."

"The citizen used to be a sovereign. Now he is a subject."

Bcautifult Wondcrfull Splcndidl But how? Ah, Junior' therc comer the rub. Eithcr Mr. Truman did not tay' or he proporcd that thc govcrnmcnt do it rll. Billionr to be handed out in all directions. Governmcnt programr for incrcasing purcharing powcr, governmcnt rticking itr nore into more businege financing, government help to builderc' to education, eubsidiea and still more eubsidies, increaeed benefits for all those now receiving benefits, lomcthing for everyone, high prices for farmera, high wages for unione, comfortable peneione for millions, free medical carc for all, handoute and circuses galore. All of which means higher taxeE, higher pricee for all.

He spoke of huge ,""rJ"ri i,l ,n. national income, but did not mention tfie fact that with such increases, the price of everything the consumer buys, must go up. He did not say what butter and meat and bread and milk would cost if his generalized program should become effective. And not once in all his remarks did he nlention such things as thrift' economy, the honest repayment of debts, the merit system which made America great by giving every individual a goal to work for; things our fathers esteemed more than precious gold. These things are one hundred and sixty years behind the times, as he said once before.

The President's program leans toward socialistic philosophies, wants higher taxes, proposes to continue deficit financing, which means living on borrowed money even with the huge income of today, wants to repeal the TaftHartley law, wants to stuff a fair practices law down the throats of the Southerners ,outlines a vague future for the American people in which everybody gets something for nothing, and an all-wise and all-benevolent government takes care of it all and makes all things right. That is, it makes all things right for those who vote right.

And one wonderful ,"".;.; "1" o" doubly certain he did not m.ention (but can you doubt that he had it in mind when promising something to so many?) was the marvelous relationship between government hand-outs and those so desirable things called votes. But did you know, Junior, that in the present fiscal year federal and state checks went out to 25,700,000 individuals; and in the recent Presidential election Mr. Truman received ovet 24 million votes? Coincidence, you think?

There was once a fellow named Thomas Jefferson. He said so many wonderful things, uttered so many thoughts that should rightfully be our guiding lights and road maps in times like these, that I find myself going back to him for comfort. But I fail to see how his advice and philosophy can be much comfort to our political leaders of today. Wonder what red-headed Thomas would say about the recent Truman messages? If I have the faintest under standing of the English language, I can only conclude that if he knew what is going on in this country today, he would be doing flip-fops in his grave that would make "Whirling Jim Smith" look lazy by comparison.

You may rcmcmbcr the famour ltory of thc attractivc widow of Jim Smith, who, aftcr Jim dicd, livcd a rathcr erciting life. Beforc dying Jim had rworn that if lhc cvcr loved another man, he would turn ovcr in hir grave. Finally she also died, and gctting to heaven she arked St. Peter where she could locate her husband? St. Peter asked her if shc wae looking for the Jim Smith who had taken that oath about turning over in his grave? She admitted that she was. St. Peter taid, "\Afe have many Jim Smithr up here, but I think I know the one you are looking for. We call him 'Whirling'Jim Smith."

So I think if Tom Jefferson could have heard the rccent Truman messages, he would have become "Whirling" Thomas Jefferson. His pet philosophy was, "I place economy among the first and most important virtues, and the public debt as the greatest danger to be feared. To preserve our independence we must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt. wE MUST MAKE OUR CHOICE BETWEEN ECONOMY AND LIBERTY, OR PROFUSION AND SERVITUDE. If we run into such debts we must be taxed in our meat and drink, in our necessities and in our comforts, in our labors and in our amusements. If WE CAN PREVENT THE GOVERNMENT FROM WASTING THE LABORS OF THE PE.OPLE UNDER PRETENSE OF CARING FOR THEM, THEY WILL BE HAPPY." So, you see' Junior, o'ld Thomas Jefrerson was 160 years behind the times, too. If a man rose in a New Deal and Fair Deal gathering today and made the speech just quoted, he would be rotten-egged and run out of the so-called Democratic :"tlt.

Let us close with a bit of recent cynicism on the difference between the old and the new that says, "The old trails where two cars could barely pass without colliding, are happily being replaced with wide highways where six or eight cars can collide t ,1" same time."

And finally with this bitter description of our present day Supreme Court: "A tribunal made up almost entirely of lawyers who will never be judges, and judges who will never be lawyers."

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Sicrra I-umber l'roducts movecl Jar.ruary I to 1111 South XI:rrcrrgo, I'asadena 4.

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Yotrr editorials are aln'ays so fine and I thought the Christrnas message about Dr. I-uke u'as exceptionally l,r'onderful. Since I read your Decernber message, I have been reading the book of Luke again, and am r-eally enjoying it all over.

I have just read your latest message "A Year of Opportunity" and it is u'onderful too.

Alberta Ruth Brey ' Brey-Wright Lumber Co. Porterville, Calif.

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Ar,l trorctnors point to a building anil remodeling year in 1950 as great or greater than the near-peal year 1949. For example, I Burvey conducted by tho National Real Eetate and Building Journal showe that operative buildere plan to build an average of 68 homee in 1950. Thie eame group built an average of 57 homee in 1949. Other business publications, and ttatementg from leadere in industry lead to a similar conclusion: 1950 wtlt BE A BrG BUILDINc YEAR.

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Davidson l'lywoocl & Lttmber Company, manttfactttrers <lf internationally known l'ltch Wrxrd, announced reccntly that thcy havc bceu apllointe<l distributor for the Southern California area for thc complctc line of Marlite plastic finishcd wall boarcls and accessory items, rrranttfactttred by Marsh Wall Prr>ducts, Inc.

This new setup will assure luntber dealers in that part of thc state of a reaclily available stock of Marlite for quick pickul> at thc warehottse or for delivery by l)avidson's own trucks.

I)avidson I'lywood & Lumber Co. is als<l Southern Clalifornia distril>utor for I'anelyte, high Presstlre plastic laminatc<l shects for table, bar, and counter tops.

Ilottr of these products arc of top quality, an<l backctl by extcnsive nati<lr.ral advertising campaigns, rvith lllcnty of tie-in literature and sarnples to help the krcal dealer get his sharc of the available busincss.

George I'age and Clif Ilrittain are the salestlren on I)avidson's stalT who are specializitrg on thc prontotion an<l salers of M:rrlite antl I'anelyte.

75,316 New Dwellins Units Built In Los Angeles County During 1949

l,os Angeles county saw 75,316 new dwelling units conrpleted during 1949. This total, said Clifford L' Rawson, secretary-nranager of the H<lme lluilclers Institute of Los Angeles, represented 7rl(ft, of. the natitlns total' Additional living accommodations f<-rr 291 ,264 were provided during the construction period, he said.

On January I of this year, there u'ere 12,0'ltl drvelling units under construction, comltared rvith 17,945 orr January l, 1949. Itlans of builders now ttnder way, holvever, forecast another home building record for 1950, Ilarvson declarecl.

Flooring Sales Course Hcs Lcrrge Enrollment

Almost 3000 retail lumber dealers and salesmen are norv benefiting from a special sales correspondence course entitled "How to Sell Hardr'vood Floors" currentlv lleing issued by E. L. Bruce Co. It is prepared in monthly installments and mailed to the home address of enrollees.

The course is edited under the clirection of C. Arthur Bruce, executive vice-president of the Bruce firm ancl a rviclely known figure in the hardrvood field.

Bound copies in sales-manual form will be offered to registrants at the conclusion of the year-long cotlrse, Bruce officials say. Neu' enrollees may apply at any time by contacting the Bruce executive ofifices in NIemphis, Tennessee. Past instaliments a:e {urnished to all late registrants.

A ncw snrall lift truck, designed to cut operational cost in nraterials handling, has been releasecl by the Flyster Company, manufacturers <lf a line of seven industrial trucks, it wits announce<l a ferv days ago lly W. l-t. Kilkcrrny of I.os Arrgeles, and lt. L. Goltlen of San Francisco, krctl distril)ut()rs of Flyster trucks and attachments. The ncw truck, with a capacity of 2000 pounds, is being dis1ll:ryed and demonstrated in the lirln's showr()()ms l<lcated at 5301 ['acific l]oulevard, Huntington I'ark, California, an<l 4445 Third Street, San lirancisco 24, California.

'fhc nerv ntachine, a re-designed and in'rprrtved model of thc rvidely-used Hyster 2,000 pottntl capacity I\{odel 20, has rctained the best engineering fcaturcs of the tll<l truck rvith morc than 70 itrrprovements added f<tr increased efficicncy in transllorting and stacking.

Chicf among the changes in the tterv ttrotlel is the revision of the design and installation of the air-coole<l Wisconsin cngirrc, rcstrlting in sttllstantially cooler running temperaturc.

'fhc cltrtch, larger thitn before, has been improvcd to provi<le smoother an<l casier c<tntrtll, an<l is clainred by the rrr:rnuf:rcturer to have twicc the rvearing qualities of other lift truck clutches on the market.

Changerl in eleven different respects, the transmission is n<lu' of heavier constrttcti<ln able to withstand rough inrluitrial demands.

Other nerv featttres inclu<Ic a larger, automotive-type battery. re-designed mutTler, increased capacity gasoline tank; improved mounting of ullright assemblies, doublelrcting hyclraulic tilt-control, larger steering wheel, incrcased slleed, lletter braking power and lug-type plreurrratic tires.

Operator ease and crlmfort have l;een insurecl by the provision of adequate space for foot and hand controls, casicr r.nounting, air-cttshioned seat and good visibility.

I'.asy accessibility of all parts for slleedy servicing has llccn an important factor in design.

The truck may be fitted u'ith any of Hyster's several special-purpose materials handling attachments such as thc hydraulic I-oad-Grab, the revolving paper-roll grab, scoops, booms, guards, tou'ing hooks, etc.

The new 20 rvill be marketed by retail Hyster otttlets located in principal cities throughout the rvorld. Factory llranches of the company are located in l)ortland, Oregon, I'coria ancl Danville, Illinois.

Buys Motorship Mokupcpc

Long-13ell Lumber Co. has pttrchased the motorship Ntokupapa and is converting it into a coastrvise lumber carrier for seryice betrveen l-ongvieu', Wash., and San Pedro. Calif.

The ship has been renatnecl Jesse -\rtdrervs, after Lor-rgIlell's chief legal counsel of Houstott, Texas. \\'rhen converted, it will be capable of carrying 650,000 feet of Iumber.

TilCOil[I TUIIBTB

714 W. Olympic Blvd.

$art$

tOS ANGEI.ES 15, CAI.IF.

Telephone PRospect ll08

1{0lT 0il DtsPtAY

... Come in and see it

... the f irst colnpletely lnodern 2000 pound tift Truck...

HYSTER'S new 20 is berter in every way. Almost 100 NE\Utr mechanical improvemens. NfW, i*. proved Visconsin AIR COOLEDENGINE-efficient in ANY TEMPERATURE...NEW long life heavy duty B.9rg & Beck CLUTCH...PNEUMa1TC trnES_U! diameter, t0-ply rating (6.00x9)...SINGLE LEVER CONTROL...LO\r OVERALL HEIGHT...

This lift truck was designed by materials handling engineers. Priced right, lowhaintehance costs, standardl zed repar procedures, low depreciation. Operates equally as well inside or outside ybur plant. fow centir o? gravity, better visibility. EASIER ON FLOOR SURFACES, ON THE OPERATOR AND ON LOADS.

Your citical inspection of the new HySTER 2o is welcomed. Come in and see it todav.

HYSTER COMPANY

53Ot Pocific Blvd., Huntington pork, Colif. LOgon 3291

4445 lhird Street, Son Froncisco 24, Colil.

Mlssion 8-0680

NEPRESENTING

Arcqlo Lumber Sewices, Arcqto, Colif.

Arcolo lumber Services, Crescenl City, Colif.

Cunninghom t Quigley, Forluno, Colif.

Denbor Lumber Co., Smith River, Cotif.

Evons Lumbcr Co., Rockporf, Colif.

F & M lumber Co., Crescent City, Colif.

Hornden Bros. Lumber Co., Arccto, Colif.

Holmes Dougloss lumber Co., Arcoto, Colif.

Elmer Skoog, McConn, Colif.

G. [. Speier Co., Arcoto, Colif. (Three Mills]

Soulh Boy Lumber Co., Fields Londing, Colif.

We cqn furnish both Redwood and Douglos Fir, surfqced qnd rough, for prompl roil shipment from these mills.

filV alauol,ifo Sfuul Br ld \tm

Agc not guarantccd--.Somc I hrv: told lor 20 ycap"Somc Lcg

Thore Shaking Handr

A man came to a doctor friend and begged to be treated for alcoholism, and he eeemed in great need' The doctor heard his story and agreed to do what he could'

"Tell mc," said the Doctor, "what are your drinking habitg?"

"Oh, Doc, I just drink all the time," the man said'

Long Fibre Rock Wool Bctts

Nc-w Y,,rk-l,ong Filrre ltock Wool llatts are an improve<l Johns-lilanville h<tnle insttlation that will be nationally available in 1950.

'l'hc long fillres in tltc llatts are the resttlt of a ne\\' pr()cess tleveloPed lry Johns-l\lanville. Instea<l of the relaiively sh.rt, coarse fillres c,mm.nly ass.ciated rvith rock wool, this new l)rocess protluces fibrcs that are ttnusually long and very fine. These long fibres acc()unt for several imllr<lvements.

i,ong liibre l{ock Wool lJatts are tna<le in tu'o thicknesses-Iittl-Thik (full stud thickness) an<l Semi-Thik

"Morning, noon and night, I drink right along' I've lost all control. I just drink."

"\lllhat do you suppoae it amounts to in quantity?" asked the Doctor. 'iWould you say you drink a quart a day?"

"DRINK a quart a day?" repeated the alcoholic, "Hell' Doc, I SPILL more than that l"

(lpproximately two inches). Both arc available fifteen, l,,i'ti",. or twenty-three inches wide to fit betrveen standard f:'anring and they cotne either twenty-fottr inches or fortycight inches long. All sizes have a heavy vapor-seal backinf 1ro1,e, u'ith projecting flanges on the long sitles for staltling or nailing.

Manufacture of Long Fibre Rock Wool llatts started irt the Johns-Manville plant in Watson, California' Other J-l\t plants are now being converted to the new process an,l "arly in 19.50 l,ong Fibre batts will be available from ;rll the j.,hns-Manville plants producing rock wool in the Unitc<l States and Canada'

THEY HAVE THE coLoRS a whole range of pastel and deeper shades . for pleasing combinations or contrasts.

THEY HAVE THE VARIETY oF PATTERNS and panel sizes for working out athactive and distinctive decorative designs.

THEY HAVE THE ECONoMY of lowei cost, ease of installation and :-pk:.p, and long life that makes them ideal for remodeling or new constructron.

Pusb Tbese Profitable year 'Round. Sellers!

812 Ecsl 59rh 9t.

2l4 Front 5t.

E. L. Brucs Co. Announcct Advertiling Campaign for 1950

A heavy schedule in six p<lllular consunrer magazines ts planned by li. L. Ilruce Co', flooring manufacturers of Mernphis, Tenn., in its 1950 advertising campaign. Magazincs choscn includc Better Ilonrcs and (iar<lens, American Home, Hottse Reatttiful, Iltrtse and Gar<len' Small Honres ,Guide and The Saturday Iivening Post.

Trade magazine a<lvertising will include Architectural Forum, Architectural Rccord, American I.umberman, American lluitder, Builtling Supply News, Fkxrring Magazine and I'ractical lluilder. In addition fifteen regional

magazines will be used to reach lumber dealers throughout the country.

Other papers to be used are McCall's, Women's Home Companion, Hardware Age, Hardware Retailer, House Furnishing Review, Chain Store Age, and Super Market Merchandising.

lloth radio and newspapers rvill be usecl for sectional

advertising.

Dubs Ltd. Will Plqy ct

Sequoych Country Club, Februcry 17

'l'hc next tournanrcnt of I)ubs Ltd. will bc hcld .Sc<luoyah Country Clull, Oakl:rnrl, liebruary 17.

Nrlrm Cor<ls, Crlr<ls Lumber Cb., San l"rancisco, rvill clr;rirnran of tlte day.

Osgood-Daugherty

Mary Ann l)augherty anrl John S, ()sgood rverc married on l)ecember 23 at Indianapolis, Indiana. They spent their honeyrnoon in Mexico, visiting Mexico City, Acapulco and other points. They arc residing in Pasadena.

Mrs. Osgood is the daughter of J. A. I)augherty, president of the Hoosier Veneer Co. at Indianapolis. John is associated with his father, llob Osgood, in the wholesale lttmber business in [,os Angeles.

IHEY'RE BOINNAT'!& PROSPEC|S

The practical bcauty ol Marlilc plar' tic-linirhcd wall and cciling panch appcab to .vcry pto.prct in cvery marlcl. Spat' lling Martire m..tt tho hourcwilc'r nocd tor colorlul, cary-to'clean inlcriorr . dco' orative appcal and care ol mainlenance male Mrrlite lhc togical choicc lor hotcb'

And the cort o! thc malcrialr rc' quired tor a conplele Marlilc inrtallation har incrcarcd lerc than l57o linco l9{0, meaning oconotny lor your curlomerr and low-colt inventory for You.

In the prolitable Marlite rnarlels, in €vsry typa oI buildings, prorpeclr lmow Marlite they know that Mulite'r realed rurlace rerigk dirt, grime and moicture lhat Marlite'r luslrout b€auly ir realed IN.

What'r more, Marsh helPr You male thore prolitable "added item" :ales of Marrh Mouldings, Marrh Adheriver, Marlh Bathroom Accegqorier and Marlilc Poligh. Eetter get set today with the conplele Marrh line, including the powerlul rales promolion aidr available to all Marsh dealerg. Wrile now lor cornplele intormalion.

Million Housing Units Stcrted in 1949

lr\rashington, Jan. l6-Housing construction set an all-time record in 1949 with work started on 1,019,000 dwelling units. Of those 983,700 rvere privately financed.

The Bureau of l,abor Statistics said today the total is alout 9/o abt>ve the previotts record of 937,000 units started in 1925. The 1948 figure was 931.300.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics said the average construction of one-family houses in the July-September period rvas $7625 or $400 below the figure for the same period in 1948.

Government Aids Importcrnt In 1949 Housing

About one-third of the year's homebuilding 11,35 financed under commitments to insure by the Federal Housing Administration, including most of the large-scale rental projects, Administrator Raymond M. Foley of the Housing and l{ome Finance Agency reports, and about 30 percent of the mortgages recorded under $20,OO0 r,r,ere made by savings and loan associations, aided through financial reserves and investment insurance through the Federal Home Loan Bank System and the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance CorPoration.

nooms 0r ( 5oo

"l call the signals for the team. It is my responsibility to operate our plant on an even production basis in the interest of manage. ment and customers alike"

t.J.WElDNER, Generol Superintendenl for fhe post ten yeors.

HARDWOOD AND SO'TWOOD 1UTNBTR TOR TVERY PURPOSE...

We sre rhe wholesole distriburor of the foilowing f pntrwau Armstrong Cork products in Soulhern colilornio-

HARDWOOD PANETS ARtSTRoltc tltsutATtltG w001 (o fibre gloss product)

Horra Help Forertry in the Douglar Fir Country

m:rchines. It is all part of thc sprcnrlirrg tide of forcstry, rvhich is norv rolling tltrough tltc industrl' ollcratiorrs of the l)ouglas fir rcgirtn.

Sonrething is bcing done altottt thc forcstry proltlcttr er'eryrvltcre in the regiorr. Nlorc than somcthing is beirrg <krne alrout it in thc fanrrlus Gral's Hartror district.

ln thrcc yclrs of thc l()20s (ir:rys I-[itrlror ('ottntv, Waslrington. lcrl nll U. S. cottntics in luntller ltrotluction. I'ritctically all of th;tt ltrorluctiott rvas frrtnr ol<l-grorvth l)ottgl:ts fir. Much of it rvas sarvc<l into llig tinrbcrs {or cxltort atrtl frlr heavy constructiotr an<l railroittl tnarkets.

l.ast ycitr the <listrict crrjol'ctl a rate of cnrlllryrrtcttt irl the tirrrbcr in<lustrics thitt rv:ts practically thc s:ttttc :ts the avcragc for thc thrcc grc:tt ycrtrs of thq l()20s.

Anrl--it rvas nt:tintitinc<l otr l thirtl rtf thc itmottttt oI lrrxrr<l fcct cttt in (irltvs ll:trlror forcsts in thosc thrcc lloonr )'eiIrs,

The big trecs of thc \\'cst ('txtst still stittr<l itt <1tt:tntities that rrnrourrt to htttr<lre<ls ,rf lrilliortr' of lroarrl fcct otl nrillions of acrcs, arrrl gi:ttrt pou'cr trr:tcttittcs :rrc rctlttirc<l lrr krg thcm.

llrrt non'lrtli11'5 fiorscs ltrc itlso at u'orl< irt thc \\'est C<last forcsts, gctting ottt thc logs, ;tlottg rvith ltcrv tvpcs of light

Larry King a Proud Grandfather

I\Tr. an<l NTrs. Iiolrcrt Ii. King arc thc parcnts of tu'in girls, M:trilvrr 'fr:tvis :tn<l N:ttrcy Jclrtr, lrortr at St. Vincelrt's Ilospital irr I.os Arrgelcs ort I)cccnrlrcr 23. ]lob is thc son of "l,arry" King, u'cll kttorvtr ll:rkcrsllcl<1 rctail lttmlrcrman of thc liing-l\farshall Lr,rrnbcr Co,. lrtc., so Larry is u'caring a big sntilc thcsc tlays :ts ltc is tton' a grandfathcr.

lbl-l, u'ho u'as gra<luatc<l from the la*'schtlol at the University of Sottttrcrtr Claliforrrilt irt l,os Arrgeles, has bccn admittc<l to thc bar an<l has bccrr addccl tcl thc larv firm of l\Iack & I',ianco in llakcrslield. While in larv school at USC he \\,us ir melllber of thc 1'hi Delta I'hi larv fraternitl'. He took his unclergr:rduate u'ork at \\testnrinster Collcge in Fultor.r, Nlissouri, and irl his sctrior vcAr \\'as presicler.rt of thc lr,eta Theta lji fratemity.

During the rvar years. he servcd three and a half ycars in the U. S. Navy and u,as supply officcr on the Carrier U. S. S. Nlanila Bay. I'Ie is a metnbcr of thc Nlasonic Order. aucl llakersliclcl I'ost of the Amcric:rn l-egion.

Bob is also sccretitrr'-treasurer of the I{irrg-N'Iarshall Lumber Co.. Jnc.

Iim Estes With Diamond W Supply Compcrny

James O. Estes, a salesman rvell knot'n to thc trarle, has joined the sales force of Diatn,rrrcl \\'. Suppll' Co., 2335 East 48th Street, I-os Angeles. I'ercv Nferithcn' is manager. FIis annottncement of thc opcl.ring alllleltrctl irr I)ecember 1 issuc of The Califorrria Lrrmber Nlcrchant.

Ingrcrlients of thc (iritvs Ilarlror rccillc of frlrcstry progrcss inclu<tc Wcst C'oast \\'oorls c()ltstlnlcr arlvcrtisirtg c:tulpaign, u'ith nrcrchartrlising cooper:ttiotr of thc rctail ltrnrllcr rle:tlcrs. 'fhis rcsultcrl irr vastl-r' itr,:rc:tsc<l n:ttittn-u'i<lc ttsc of ccononrv luutlrcr grittlcs. Loggirtg ltrr<l sitrvnrill lcftovcrs n'crc rc<luccrl. :ttt<l tlre lcftovL'rs thltt rcnr:tinc<l llcc:tmc t'ilw nratcrirtl for ttcu' rr'oo<l-usittg irrtlustrics.

It is this s<,rt of nrcrchantlising :tntl utilizatiotr, rvith othcr factors, that lr:ts uttt horscs to rt'orl< ltg:tin itr tlrc Ciravs ] larlror forcsts.

Board of Supervisors Night at Monthly' Meeting of Lumbermen's Post Feb. 8

Thc nronthly nrcctirrg of Lutnllcrntctt's l)ost S'103 tvill lrc helrl (r :-1.5 \\,rcdnesdav cve ning, Fclrrultry 13, lt thc I\Ia1'{air Flrtel, 1256 \\'cst 7th Strcct, l,os ,'\rrgclcs. All men connccte<l u'ith the lunrlrcr inrlustrv or thc lruil<ling materirrl inclustry are u'elct)nTc t() atterrd.

I),oard of Supervisors night. Meutbcrs of thc l-os Angclcs Countl' lloard of Sullcrvisors incltttling \\t. ,\. Smith, Itavmond V. Darby, Johrr Ansorr F'ord, u'ill lle llrcsctrt trr <liscuss the gron'th, dcvelopment ancl problcnrs of Los Arrgclcs county.

ltay 1{i11, of the Rar. Ilill I-umber Company, u'ill have scvcral clf his t()l) mcn at thc nrceting as spccilrl guests of honor.

Will Launch Advertising Ccmpcign

The Geo. E. I\tiller Lumber Company of I'ortlarrd, Ore., is launching a comprehensivc arlvcrtising carlpaigrr which u'ill inclucle direct mail arr<l ath'ertisir.rg in vrtriotts trade magazines, accorcling to ltobcrt G. NIillcr, gcncr:rl mauager of thc flrm. Alport Associates, Inc., of l'ortland, rvill hanclle the program.

The firm n,as establishecl in 1932 l>y Geo. Il. N{iller, father of Robert G. and James E. N{iller, present generzrl manager and lumber buver, respectively. Until 1940 the firm operated as a lumber u'holesaler but the pttrchasc o{ thc Cascadia l-umber Ciompany at S'n'ect Home, Ore., addcd manufacturing to its expan<ling u'holcsaling service.

Appointed Lumber Publicity Director

Washington, D. C., January 9-Today R. A. Colgarr, .fr., cxecutivc r.ice president, National Lumber l\{anufacturers Association, Washington, D. C., announced the apltointment of Douglas S. Steinlrcrg as director of publicity for thc Associat iorr.

i\{r. Stcinbcrg' \\'as formerlv director of public relatiorrs for the National Institute of Cleaning and l)1,cing, Silr'er Spring, Mcl.

I{e is a clircctor of the Washington National Capital Forgc of the American l,ublic Relations Association and is also currently ser\ring as program chairman for the group. In adclitiou, \{r. Steinberg is a rnember of the public relations comr.nittee of the American Tracle Association llxecutives ar.rd the \\rashington, l). C. Unitecl Service Organization (USO) Club.

Joins Los Angeles Sqles Stcrll

Robcrt A. Dier has joined the sales staff of the l.os An.geles office of ltucliger-I-ang Co., nranufacturers of Roll-Au.a1' and Tensior.r-tite u'in clorv scrccns.

Mr. Dier u'as formcrlv rvith \rimcar Salcs Clcl. in Los Arrgeles, ancl prior to that operatcd his ou-n ltusincss in that city under the nar-ne of ^\.ll.C. Builcling Products.

ACME SASH BAIA]ICE

Sold, throagh leatling jobbers antl hard.ware and. building wpply dealert.

ACfrIE SASH BAIAI|CE COMPAXY

1626 IONG BEACH AVENUE, TOS

fhete ronstruction feoturer crsure long lile and troublc-frec operation.

* Powerful coil springs prov.ide effortless opening and closing of windows.

* Oil .irnpregnated 6bre washir between cable drum and face plate eliminates friction.

* Cable drum fits snugly into embosscd steel case eliminating cable ,ammtng.

* Tension governor maintains uniform spring tension and perfect balancc.

* Double rivcting of spring hubs at cach end provides two solid bearing pornts.

ANGETES 2I, CATIFORNIA

when u)e say ADEQUAIE STOCK

We're loqded! You con be sure we've got iust whot you wonl when you wont it. Our 30 yeors experience in this morket hos tought us whot to corry-y71lun.

Our stockrooms ore olwoys

Rodequotely stocked with the finest Simpson Insuloting Boord products, Mosonite Brond products, Formico, ond, of course, the highest quolity hordwood ond softwood plywoods.

Ponderoscr Pine Announced

Firet Commerciql Stqndcrrd

'l'trc lirst ('Onrrnercial Standarrl evcr Pulrlishcd fllr stiill(l:trtl llirtc ryin<lou's :trt<l s:tslt h:rs just lrcctt atrttottrrcc<l lry l\rrrtlcros:r I'inc \\'oodrvork''Ihis Standard, i<lcrrtilic<l irs St:ttrrl:tr<l Stock l'ondcros:t I'irre \\/irr<krs's, Saslt itn<l Screens, ('orntttcrcial St:rrrtlitrtl CSI(13-49, llecartrc cffectivc l)cccrulrcr 1.5. l9'l(). lt is cxpcctc<l that tltc nerv stan<litr<ls rvill lrc P:trticrrlitrl.r' hclpfrrl trl itrchitccts :tn<l buil<lcrs ;ts rVctl its to rr'hrllesillc anrl rct:ril rlistrilrtttrlrs rlf tvotldrvork lrrorlttct s.

l'rirrtc<l crtpics of thc rtcrv Stan<lard rvill lrc itvnilalllc slrrrrtl_r' ilnrl shtlulrl lrc rcrlucstcrl antl llurchase<l fronr thc Sulrcrintcrrtlcnt of l)octttrrctrts, \Vashirlgtorr. l). C'

Formica Color Movie Oflered lor Showing

The liormica Conrt)atlv has g(tt (,rrt it rlc\\' cotor-srttltttl nrotion picturc, "l,ivirrg \Vith l;orttriclt."

In 2.5 minutcs, the ltroduction titkes vicrvcrs throttgh the factory rvltere liortttica is nlitrlc an<l itlto scorcs of sholls, ofliccs, ltontes, hotcls an<l other lltrltlic buildings u'herc it is ttsctl on furtritttrc, u'alls, sirll< citlrincts an<l C()unter t()l)S.

"t.iving \\/ith l;ornrica" is itr':tilirlrlc. rvithottt chitrgc, for sho$,ings lreforc intcrcsterl groul)s. 'lhc oul_v rc(luirclllcllts tre iI l(l-ttttu. soun<l-rtn-lilm llrojcctor ittrtl it cotrrlrctcnt opcrator. In<lttiries shrtttl<l llc it<l<lresscrl to .liornrica, 4(0() Spring (irovc Ave., Cincinnati 32, ( )hio,

Decontrol Luxury Housing

In Los Angeles Area

Lcsso sotne exlro Plofltt

wirh new Bruce Rcnch Plonk Flooring

Podneriust fook ot these feoturesl

Solid oak with walnut pegs

Alternate 2t/+" and 3/+" widths

Prefinished in ncw "Decorator" shade

Easily installed in ncw or old homcs

Moderately priced

4.color odverilslng wlll corual lhose cuslomersf

Full color advertisements on Ranch Plank Floors will run throughout 1950 in Better Homes & Gardens, Amcrican Homc, House Beautiful, Small Homes Guide. Other advertiserncnts will appear in House & Gardcn and The Saturday Evening Post.

\\'aslrington, l), ('., Jarr, l6-l lotrsirrg lixpc<liter 'l'ighc l'1. Woorls totl:tt' itnttottttcc<l lt;rllror'al of an infornt;tl rcc,rttttttctt<l:ttion frotn thc ]\Ietrolrolit:ur Los Ange lcs ltctrt Atlvisory lloltrrl to <lccontrol lu.xttr,r' hottsittg :tccott'ttttotllttiotts in l he Los .'\ngclcs <lcfcnsc-rcntitl :trct, cllcctivc January 1(r. 'l'hc itrca cotrtllrises l,os Arrgclcs :rn<l ( )rarrgc coutt ties.

'l'lrc l),oard <lclirrcrl luxttrv hotrsing itcc()lllttto<l:rtiorrs as thosc n'hich ort J:tt.tttltr-v 16, l().50, met thc follorvirrg tlcscriptiott

(a) Unftrrnishc<l drvcllirtg trtrits corrsisting of lrt lc:rst lilc r-oonrs, u'hiclr rt'crc uot ,rcculric<l lry nr,rrc th:ttr a sirrglc fanrily, arrrl for u'hich thc ttt:txitrttlttr rcttt u'as crlttitl to ltt lcast $.j0 1>cr r()()ll1 1)cr rnonth; an<l

(lr) l"urrrishctl lt <t rt s i n g itccottttttotlittiot.ts 6onsisting of at lcast fotlf rottllls, u'hich \\'crc 11()t occullie<l lr-\'ntorc thatr:t singlc f;rnrill', lrtr<l for u'hich thc t'uaxit.tlrttr.t rcnt \\'AS c<1ual to at lcast $50 per roonl pcr motlth.

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BR,UGE

Approved by lcading architects and decorators Rfrrrrl4'fln,k,

FLOOR,

Ask your Bruce color literature E. L. BRUCE

rcpresentativc for new and prices, or writc CO., Memphis, Tenn.

Irr rtpprovit.rg the rccot.t.tmcu<llttiotr, 1\[r. \Vootls fourrrl that the Board l.ratl srrllmitte<l sufficient evi<leuce to shou' that the <lcmand for this class of housing accommodati<ns l.ras beeu reasonably mct in the l-os Angeles area.

Supervisor Rcrymond V. Darby Specker ct Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club Meeting

The Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club helcl its first nreeting of the Netv Year on Friday, January 13, at the Nickalrob restaurant. There n'as a goocl attendance. alrotrt 100 being present. Presiclent Tom Fox presiderl.

Raynrond V. I)arb1'. Sultcrvisor of Los Angeles Countl', and one of tlre otttstancling civic leaders in Southern Caliiorrria, u'as the speakcr and gave atr interesting talk orr Cottntv Gor'ernment au<l Tarxes.

Simpson's \(/oodfiber Plant Featured In Seatde Times Sunday Rotogravure

Horv the Simpson I-ogging Companl' makes building materials fron.r n'ood once rvasted, u,as the featured picture in the rotog'ravure section of a recent Seattle Sunday Times.

The article, under the title "Waste \\rood Irays Off,". illustrated graphically horv Simpson, using wood u'hich is useless for its lumber, door.and plyrvood op_ erations, now manufactures a variety of Insulating board and acoustical tile products. The raw mater.ial u,as formerly left in the forests or burned in the sawmill burners.

Five full pages of pictures took Seattle Times readers through Simpson's entire woodfiber operation, from the time l'aste logs and mill scrap are brought in to be chippecl, until the finished products are shipped out from Simpson's orvn railroad siding in Shelton, Washington.

Included in the series are illustrations sl.rotving the steam digestor in rvhich chips are softened under pressure before being fed into the pulping machines. The machine rvhich actually forms the pulp into boards and the 385-foot bat-

tery of ovens in which it is dried are next shorvn. Also pictured were testing, finishing and packaging operations.

The u'oodfiber plant $,as established nearly three years ago to make full use of forest products in line u,ith Simp_ son's forest management and sustained yield

'r,vith the United States government. Woodfiber insulating board products manufactured by Simpson include, building board, decorative plank and tile, aspl.ralt impregnated sheathing, lath, acoustical tile and roof insulation.

Besides its u'oodfiber plant Simpson has sawmills and a plywood plant in Shelton, \\rashington, and a plywood and door plant at McClearv, Washington. Logging opera_ tions are located in the forest community of Grisdale, \vashington. Ilxecutive and sares offrces are at 1065 Stuart 13uilding in Seattle.

F. W. Fearmcrn Visits Bob Burns

F. W. Fearman, of Vancouver, British Columbia, has recently been the guest of L. G. ,.Bob" Burns, in Los An_ geles. I\[r. Fearr'an is a veteran wholesale lumberman of British Columbia, one of the most popular and respected operators in that great lumber producing territory. For more than trn,enty years he has been associated with tlie Burns Lumber Company, of Los Angeles, as its B.C. pur_ chasing department, and the combination has proven a highly successful one. I\[r. Fearman \\,as in Caliiornia on a pleasure trip, lvhich included several visits to the Santa Anita race track, rvhere Mr. Burns has been campaigning a small stable of race horses.

Cclotcx tf(/ill Continuc Extcnrive Advcrtiring Campcign in 1950

Cckrtcx in 19.50 rvitl continttc its extensivc it<lvcrtisirrg carrrpaign to stinrulatc homc btrilding, accor<ling to llcnry \\/. (l.,llins, cxecutivc vicc Prcsidcnt 0f 'l'hc Cckrtcx Corllor:ttion.

In annotlncing thc conrllany's l<).50 n<lvcrtisilrg :tll<l rlrcrclt:rrr<lisilg plans, Mr. Cgllins statcs thlt tlrc ilrpact sf thc Clckrtcx a<lvcrtisemcnts rvill bc furthcr intcrrsificd by the rusc of cokrr. 'I'hc nc\\'| ciltlll)aign rvill llc biggcr thitrr last yclr's, rvlrich w:ls rcc()grrizc<l ^s ,rrc ,f thc nt6st succcssful in ttrc historv of thc lrtrilding in<lttstry.

('cLrtcx national atlvcrtising u'ill cotttiuttc its thenrc "Norv is thc time to lruil<1." I\{ttrc "cotltll'lt-rtt sctlsc cost" horncs arc bcirrg <lcsignc<l anrl rvill lrc fcitturc<l irl advcrtiscnrcnts to al)l)eilr in 'fhc Saturtlay Ir)vcning l'ost, llcttcr llrllrcs an<l Ciar<lcrrs, l'athlinder, Sttnsct, and tlthcr nltti6nal nrlgazines. Cckr Charts of these homes again rvill bc lrvailablc. 'l'hc comfll:trry points out that during 1949, morc than 12.5,000 (lclo Ch:rrts u'cre sent to interestcrl familics whrr rcslrcln<le<l to thc c()tll)()n offcrs. Ilach rcrluest for Cclrt Ch:trts was followed up lvith a card to thc prosllcctivc honto btrilcler giving the name of his ncarest Cclotcx clealer and suggcsting a call on this dealer for ftrrther infornration' Names of prospective h<lt.ue owners rverc referred to dealers in their various localities.

Dcalers and builders rvho tied in rvith this l)rogram are rcportcd to havc expericnccd srrbstantial, tangilllc resttlts.

lrr additi<ln to its general canrpaign' Ccl<ltex also u'ill m:rintain a c'nrprehensive farnt a<lvertising l)r()gratlr stressing remrdeting and insulation of farm buildings. Copy in thcsc atlvcrtiscmerrts is signcd "Your I Iclpf ul Cclotex I)caler," and ttrgcs farnters to see him regarding his l'ltrild' irrg and rento<lcling rreeds.

A part of thc compatry's <lvcrall l)rogranl rvill bc alr aggrcssivc citml)ttigtl in dc:tlcr an<l l-ruilder tradc publications driving honre thc mcssitgc that they can ptlt Cclotcx natiolral aclvcrtising to rvork for tltcttr by ticirrg in rvith it krcally.

(i:ttcs l"crgrtson, Cclotcx tlircctor of advcrtising, rvill c()rrtinuc his cOntacts rvith dealers and lltrildcrs throughrlut thc country. lrr 194() Mr. F'crgttson spokc to trrorc than l+,000 lruilrlcrs arr<l luntbcr dealcrs itt l9 rlational atr(l state convcnti0ns :rnrl mcctings, llrcscnting i<lCas rln bcttcr tttercfi:rn<lising lrctho<ts, a<lvcrtising, sales l)ronlotiorr altl pttlllic rclatirtrts. Hc exllects to speak t() an cvcll grcatir rlumlrcr rluring thc crlnring ycar, rvhich, it is prctlictctl, rvilt be thc biggcst lruil<ling ycar in the history of thc natiotr'

(lclotcx rvill exhibit at practically all statc lttmbcr <lealer associlttion conventirlns in 1950. Thc comp:tny rvill also lravc an 6utstlncling cxhiltit at tlte Natiopltl Ass'ciatiol of IIomc Iluil<lcrs shotv to lrc hcl<l irl thc Stcvcns llotel, Chicago, in FclrruarY.

I)etails of the entire 19.50 Celotex advertisirrg and sales promotion progratrt rt'ill be announced to thc cotnpany's sales organization in a series of meetings to be held in Chicago, New York an<l Ncrv ()rleans late in January and carly Fellrttarv'

New

\Tholesalc Lumber Firm Starts in San Francisco

Announcement is made by Charles J. Schmitt and H. M. Scales of the formation of a partnership between them for the purpose of engaging in the wholesaling of lumber and lumber products under the name of Edgewood Lumber Company.

Offices were opened in Room 450, Monadnock Building, 681 Market Street, San Francisco 5, January 15, 1950. The telephone number is YUkon 6-5500.

The principals are well known to the lumber trade. Challes J. Schmitt, widely known plywood and lumber salesman, was until recently associated with Georgia-Pacific Plywood & Lumber Co. as Northern California sales representative. He was graduated from the University of California and started to work for the Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co. at its St. Helens, Oregon, mill in 1928. trollowing two years in the mill and yard he was in the sales department in the San Francisco office until 1936, at which time he joined the staff of United States Plywood Corp., San Francisco as salesman. He was there until 1940. During the intervening period until March, 1946, he was in the Army, with more than three years' overseas service. He came out as Lieutenant-Colonel, and returned to work with United States Plywood Corp.

H. M. Scales has a thorough knowledge of the lumber business having been associated from early youth r,r'ith his father in the wholesale lumber business in San Francisco for many years. This concern, the Sugar Pine Lumber Co., specialized in Ponderosa and Sugar pine lumber.

"Vhere to Buy" - - New Membership Directory

A new and fully revised membership directory, entitled "Where to Buy," has just been published by the West Coast Lumbermen's Association. Detailed information is given on sawmills, remanufacturing plants, timber fabricators, a wood pipe and tank manufacturer ,and wood treating plants in the Douglas fir region of Washington, Oregon and Northern California.

Thirty-two new operations are listed in this latest January 1, 1950, edition which gives a much more exact breakdown of facilities and products manufactured by individual mills than has been possible in previous directories. Included are complete addresses of mills, sales offices and officers, production capacities, manufacturing and shipping facilities, and percentage production of each species.

The 1950 "Where to Buy" is twice the size of last year's edition. Inclusion of much new material makes it a handbook of buying information for Douglas fir, West Coast hemlock, Western red cedar and Sitka spruce. Copies may be obtained without charge by writing the West Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1410 S. W. Morrison Street. Portland 5, Oregon.

. for

Front Doors

Ponel Doors

Sosh Doors

Slob Doors

French Doors

Screen Doors

Kitchen Cobinets lroning Boords

Windows

Sosh Screens Gloss

Distributors in Southern Cclifornia of CASEY and CASEY )r. COTIBINATION

SASH AND gCREEN DOORS

Ios Angeleg Hoo-Hoo Club Dinner Dance Februcry 17

The I.os Angeles ILxr-IIoo Cllub rvill hol<l its ittrnurtl dinner darrce in thc rvtlrld famotts lJlossotrt Itootrl of the Hollywurd Itoosevelt l{otel, Friday cvening, Febrtrarl'' 17.

This rvill be the Cllub's big event of tlte year for thc members, guests, and their ladies, and a big attendance is expecte<I. I{<xr-ll<lo nremllers from San l)iego and other sections of the Sottthlan<l :tre making up ltartics ttt attcn<l'

Dinner will be serve<l at 8:30 p,m', thcrc rvill be <lancing to the rnusic of l'hil Ar<len antl his recor<ling orchestr:r, and entertaintttent. Therc s'ill lle <kror prizcs for the ladies.

'fhc comrnittce, u'hich irrcludes Ole I\{ay, 'fox liox. ()rval Stewart, Ilob Osgood, George Clough and Harry Libb-r', has arranged for an evening of fttn ar,d enjoyment.

Tickets are $5.00 per person, including tax and tip' Make your reservations early, enclosing your check, and nlail to Ole May, 1113 Venice lllvd., I-os Angeles 15, Calif.

FOR, SAIE

One oI the oldest, most successlul crnd highly es' teemed Building Mctericrls cnd Specicrlty Businesses in Arizoncr, with Stcte-wide distribution oI Nctionclly Advertised Products on which the Compc'ny hcs long estcblished exclusive lranchises.

Due to illness oI the owners this line business is being sqcriliced lor $320,000. totcrl price; which includes cctive inventory vclued at $280,000. or more, plus all equipment, trucks, mcrchinery, good will crnd trcrde ncrme. Net profit lcrst yecr, including owners' salcrries, crbout $100,000. The compcrny is lree lrom debt.

Loccrted in cr lcst growing community, with unlimited opportunity lor sqles expcrnsion. This is qn excellent chcrnce to step into cr going business bccked by yecrrs oI successlul merchcsrdising cnd business conlidence.

Address Box C-1788 Colifornic Lumber Merchqnt 5O8 Centrql Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Colif.

Hoo-Hoo Club No. 39 Will Hold Dinner Dqnce cmd Birthday Pcrty In Oqtrlcnd Februcry 13

Hoo-Iloo Club No. 39 will put on its annual dinner dance, and celebrate the 25th Birthday of the Club on Monday evening, Fclrruary 13, at the Lake Merritt l{otel, Oakland.

It is cxpected that there rvill be a large attenrlatrce. 'fhc lttendarrcc last year numbered ckrse to 300.

Vicegerent Snqrks Appointed For Northern Cqlilorni<r

II. M. Schaur, Jr., St>uth San Francisco, State l)eputy Snark for N<lrthern Claliftlrnia, :Inn()unces thc allpointment of thc folkrs'ing Viccgcrerrt Snarks:

Sarr liritttcisc() arca, Iirerl Zicse, Sr., Ganrerston & (irccn Lrrnrlrcr ('o., Slttt l"rartciscrt.

()al<lanrl :rrcit,'lonr Jacolrsctt, Itic<lmrlnt l,ttntlrer & Mill Co., ( )irklarrrl.

l,'rcsrro arca, Ilolrt. 1". l{ei<I, I{cid & Wright Co., Iiresno. ('oast ('out.tties, Jas. l'. Ilettrrcssy, Ilottrrtls 'lra<ling Ctl., Srrlinas.

Announcerl in the Janttarl' 1.5 issuc of -fhe California Lunrber Merchant were: M. l]. Nclson, Hales ct Symons, Inc., Sonora, Vicegercnt for Strlckt<ln area, and Itay E. Burdg, Noah Adams l-umber Co., Clarksburg, Vicegerent for Sacrarnento area.

Appointed State Deputy Sncrk For the Stqte oI Utcrh

H. M. Rhodes, Salt Lake Mill Company,49 North Fifth Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, has been re-appointed State Deputy Snark for Utah, by Dave Davis, of San Francisco, Supreme Jabbenvock of the Concatenated Order of HooHoo.

Don McCaughey Appointed State Deputy Sncrrk lor Arizoncr

Dave Davis of San Francisco, Supreme Jabberwock of Hoo-Hoo, announces the appointment of Don McCaughey, P. O. Box 1069, Phoenix, as State Deputy Snark for Arizona.

Concat at Wcrtsonville Februcry 2

Coast Counties Hoo-Hoo Club will hold a Concatenation at the Loma Linda, near Watsonville, Calif., on Thursday, February 2. Tt is expected that there will be a good class of Kittens.

S. F. Lumbermen's Club

San Francisco Lumbermen's Club held its January luncheon meeting in the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, January 24.

E. B. Swope, rvarden of the United States Penitentiary on Alcatraz Island, rvas the speaker of the day.

KtlrrE RUF

Disiributors oJ

REDWOOD. DOUGlAS FIR. P1YWOOD

Exclusiye Sofes Agenfs Empire Redwood Company 625 Morket Street . Sqn Frtrncisco, Cqliforniq

Telephones DOuglas 2-l 387, 2-l 398

A. K. WILSON LUMBER CO.

Producen, Mrnufacturers and Wholesale Distributors of

REDWOOD_DOUGLAS FIR

Wholesole Yord

Mills or Portlond, Oregon Sqmoo, Golif.

S. lA/. Corner Del Amo qnd Alqmedc Blvds. Dominguez Junction - Compton, Collf.

Phones NEwmork l-8651

NEvodq 6-2363

Msson E. Kline

Arthur 8. Ruf

Calilornia Lumbermen's Accident Prevention Asgociation

Commended bV State for Cooperation in Revision o[ Lumber Loading Regulations

In crxrperatiorr rvith tlre I)cp:rrtment of California FIighway I'atrol, the California l,umllertrten's Accident I)reventior.r Association rcccntly recottttttende<l a revised set of lumber lo:r<lir.rg regttllttiotrs to rclllitce the or<lers issue<l Septcnrber 30. l9'19.

The l)cpartment in a lcttcr, <lated Janttary ll, 19.50, trr I). N. l'ldrvards, secretary of the Association, and signe<l Iry Cliffor<l I'1. Iteterson, Comnrissioner, !{;tve its allllreci:rtion of this n'ork :ts follorvs:

"\\'c havc revicrvc<l thc ltrnrber kratling rcgtrl:rtions <l:ttetl Janu;tn'6. 19.50, an<l u'c arc.,f thc ollirtiotr thitt thc minimttnr rc<luirelllclrts:rs set forth thcrcin rvill :tllcviirte the hazarrlorrs con<liti,rns herctofore cxpcrietrcc<1.'fhesc regrul:ttions rvill lrc usctl lr-r' thc I'ittrol to rlctcrtttittc llritrt:t f:tcic cvi<lcncc of sitfc lxrtlirrg of this conlnrotlity'

"l\[ll,y \\'c tlrkc this oplrortttnitv of cxlrrcssittg to vott :ttrtl the nremllers of the intlustry ottr sincere itllllrcciation for the cooperation given this <lellartrtlent."

The neu' regttlations follorv :

Loading Methods

l. lt:tcl<ages : I'icces of lumlrer tlvo or tll()rc c()urscs high placcd together irr such a tllanner that they can lre handled as a single ttrrit llv mechanical devices. Each package shall be solidly cotistrttcted for secure binding. Itackages should ntlt exceetl 5' in height.

2. Solicl Loads : Iiach load solidly constructed for secure binding and to avoid all tenclency to fall apart. Wherr necessary, stickers shall lte ttsed to stabilize the load.

3. At least rtne load carr-vir-rg roller should lle locked tlr blocked.

Binder And Strapping Minimum Requirements

1. /g" \Yire ltope, 1>lou' steel or better'

2. fi,," Steel Chain, hi-test.

3. l\/a" N[a.nila llope, knot free.

4. Ntetal Strapping, f" x.035" or the erluivalent of 2900 pounds breaking strength, plus or mintts ten per cent.

Kinds Of Loads

l. Surface<l Lumbcr,

(a) I'ackage Loa<ls-.5' high itn<l utr<ler: I'lntire load secttred to thc trtrck with trot lcss than tu'o bin<lers.

(b) I'ackagc l,oa<ls-Allovc .5' high: 'l'op and llottottr llackagcs sellaratc<l rvith ade<lrtate stickcrs. I'lntire load sccuretl to thc trttck rvitlt trot less than trr'o lrin<lers. ( )rre a<lditioual ccntcr lrin<ler itroutr<1 Itrmlrcr loittl frce from truck attitchrrtcnt ()r ltl)lllie<l anrl sccttrc<l to the truck in regttlar lrinrlcr ttrantlcr. Wherr p:tckagcs arc lrotttltl rvith tu'o or more ntet:rl str:tl)s. uss of ccntcr llintlcr is trot re<1uiretl.

(c) Solirl l,oads-.5' high antl utl<lcr: Ilrrtirc loatl secttrc<l to thc truck u'ith trot less thlrrl trr'o lrintlers.

(<l) Solitl Loads-Alrovc .5' high: l'lrrtirc load sccttretl to thc truck n'ith tlot lcss thatl trvo llinders' ( )rre adclitional center lrirrtler artlttn<l lttmlrer loit<l f:ee from truck ltttachmerrt or allplic<l itn<l sccurcrl to the truck in regular llir.r<ler mallner.

2. I{otrgh l-ttntber.

(a) l'ackage I-oads-5' high and ttrr<ler: Dntire load secured to the trrrck rvith not less than trvo birlclers.

(b) (c)

I'ackage I-oads-Above 5' high : Top and bottonr packages, separated tvith ade<1uate stickers. I'-ntire ltlacl secured to the truck u'ith not less than tu'o binclers.

Solid Loads-S' high and under: Iintire load secured to the truck with not less than trvo binclers.

Solid t,oads-Above 5' high: Ilntire load secttrecl to the trucl< *'ith ntlt less than tu'o llinders.

STEPHEN G. FREEMAN & GO.

wHotEsAtE DouctAs FlR, PONDER,OSA qnd SUGAR ptNE

RAII CARGO

Hcrbor 2o24'2o2s

euALIry srocK Bclboa' cclifornin

ROUNDS TRADING COMPANY

Wholesqle Dislributors of Double end trimmed, surfoced or run lo pollern

PONDER,OSA PINE

WPA Grcrded

Product of TWIN.CITY IU'I,IBER CO. Succetsor lo WINONA INVESTMENT COMPANY (Cqlifornio Division) l|{orysville, Colifornio

DRY REDWOOD

Product of ROCKPORT REDWOOD COMPANY (ilombcr Crlilornla Rcdw6d Associaflon) Rockport, Colifornio

ROUNDS & KITPATRICK TUMBER CO. Rounds, {Neor Asti) Coliforniq

DOUGTAS FIR - SUGAR PINE . QEDAR, SHINGLES GENERAI. OFFICES

Crocker Bldg., Son Froncisco 4, Colif. Phone YUkon 6-0912

110 West Oceon Blvd., Long Beoch 2, Colif. phens5-[6ng Beoch 7-2781- Zenith 6041

Cosh in on lodoy's wonder seller, the wonder shingles for befter sidewqllsWOT{DER.KOTE IN A VARIETY oF souD coloRs

Double coursing creoles deep shodow lines, gives double insulqtion ql no exfro cosl. No wonder CEDARWALIS, double cooted by the new WonderKole process, corry q double soles punch. No wonder lhey're populor qs dn exlro profil moker for deolers.

Write Uc For Deioil3

SIDEWALL TUMBER CO.

WHOTESALE DI9TRIBUTORS FOR NORTHERN CATIFORNIA 1994 Ookdqle Avenue. Son Froncisco 24 ATWATER 2.8112

R. H. (Bobl Briggs, Soles Monoger

Gror"ing With The Santa Monica B.y Area

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'l'ht'tt-ltirtt'ri y,t'rr,rttttt'l:rt Iiisllt'r's h:r: t'olttl'ilitttt^rl gl't':Lt..

Thc john W Fishcr Lumber Compony rccenlly complcled on cxponsion progrom which includes ncw ollices qnd moderu equipmcnt lor thc elficicnl hondling of their Iorge supply ol building mctcriols.

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Joe Cleqry (bqckground) qnd the Iohn W. Fisher Lumber Co., Robert Stevers, ollice s<rlegmen, {or pictured in lheir new ollice.

Los Angeles Phone

PYrqmid l-1197

Pqsqdenq Phone SYcqmore 9-2674

fwo-wAY PROfECrrOrv

Thot's whot you buy when you order Gertigrode Red Gedcr shingles from q deoler whose reputorion for squcre deoring is bqcked up by twenry yeors of service to the rumber trade . Roofing is our business . . . Not q side tine.

855 Et CENTRO ST. SOUTH PASADENA, CAIIF.

ifacllonald & Harrington, [td.

wholesole Lumber - Direct shippers in Gorlood Lors

Redwood - Douglas Fir - Ponderosa pine

Also crvailoble out of locol stocks, sqn Frqncisco Boy Areo Rock wool-lnsulotion Bocnd-Asbestos Cement Btord Aluminum Goroge Doors

tos ANGELES 15 sAN tBltNclsco ll poBlT.AIrtD 5

PeEoleum Bldg. I Drumm St. pittock Block PRospect 312/ GArlield l-gggz BRocdwcy 3sg3

DANT & RUSSELT SALES CO.

Wholesole Disrribufors of Douglos Fir - Ponderosq ond sugqr pine - poil orford cedor

Red Cedor Shingles - Douglos Fir plywood SAN FRANCISCO I I

Few lumbet operolors ron cfford not lo own lhem. Attrottive terms where desired.

ly to thc succelis of this retail orgitnization. All of thc staff :rrc <leuril nrctr :tntl crluillpe<l to ai<l thc l)r()sl)cctivc h()me lluilrler or retuodeler in sclecting llrrlper'nrlterials that rvill lrcst fit thc buil<lcr's rrcc(ls.

'l'hc lrar<ls'arc (lct)arttnetlt is ttrrtler thc cxl)ert gui<lancc of ltobcrt Sicvers rvhile Joc ('lcary is irr ch;trgc of the cstirrr;rting dcllartnrcnt. l)can Srvar.tz, rvith the conrllitny sirrcc 1934, handlcs the <lisllltching anrl is :tn :rssistant lrttycr. 'l'lte trcasttrer nn<l ofllicc manirgcr, (). (1. l,eighton, bcgrrn his cArecr u'ith liisher as a bookkeeper in 1926.

'Ihc company that began irr it stnall, 14x2O foot lrtrilding irr 1923 ltas blossottrc<l ttut to its llrcsettt sizc u'hcre it norv r;rnks as one of thc largest an<l llrogrcssivc rctail yitr<ls in Southcrn California.

'I'hc John \\I. l-ishcr Lurnber Ciomparry distrilrrrtcs cverything for thc buil<ler. In a<ldition to :rll spccics an<l grarlcs <lf h:tr<ln'oo<l and softrvoo<l ltttttller tltis cotttllany strlcks flooring, rvitll p:ticlirrg, tr:rils itn<l all sllcciltltv llrtt<lttcts.

So-Cql Buildingr Matericrls Co.

Expands Warehouse and Service

So-('ul llrril<lirrg I\latcri:rls ('o., ltrc., l2Jtl l'ro<ltrcc Strcct, l.os .'\ngeles 21, rccctrtly a<klctl lt sl)itcc of 7000 s(ltlitrc fect to thcir rv:rrcll()tlsc, givirrg lrntple spacc for cltrr-vittg corrrllletc stocks of :rll thc nrlttcriitls thcv harr<llc.

Irr :r<l<lition the'r' hlrvc it<lrlctl to thcir han<llirrg ctlttipnrcnt a Illstcr fork lift not otrlv to f:rcilitltte ttterch:tndisc han<llirrg, lrut to cxpc<lite scrvicc t() ctlst()!llcrs lroth in loittling tlrcir ou'rr trucl<s :tn<l <lcalcrs' trttcks,

Our Raccoon 8ay8-

'Wh"n you recommend ond sell moferiols to your lrode, you ore of course, olso thinking of "repeot" orders in connection with other building items. We hove been monufocfuring QUA[ITY Sosh ond Doors for the Post 38 yeors. Our new MURFEDORE is truly hord to beot ond the E Z WAY folding sfoirwoy certoinlY deserves your customer-ottenf ion. They ore sold through Locol lumber Deolers ONLY!"

No Intcruption At Wat Coart of Production Screcn Co.

lrrorluction of llollywtxr<l I)<lors and othcr ltroducts of Wcst ('oitst Scrcen Comp:tr.ry's plant at 114.5 l'last 63rd Strcct, l,os Arrgcles, \\'its not interfcrc<l rvith lly the fire rvhiclt <lcstroyc<l a titrgc <1u:trrtity tlf lline lttntber rccently, lrut rcmitins :rt :r lrigh lcvcl, according to li. (i' Hanson, (,wncr of thc llttsincss.

"l'hc llollyu,ootl l)oor sccms ttl lle tttrlre popular than cvcr llcforc irr its histrtry, itn<l wc continttc to nrake shipntcrtts itll ovcr thc cottntry. Our oflice, nrill and rvarehousc s'c:e trot <l:ttrtagc<l irr thc lirc, rvhich rvas confined t() ()ur luntllcr st()rage sl)ilcc ()rl thc othcr sidc of the strcct. \\'c arc gctting irr colrsitlcr:rblc rluantities of lumlrcr to re ltlitcc thc st()ck thitt rr':ts lrttrttctl," N[r. I Ianson saitl.

Maurice Euphrat Gives Piano

Recital in Los Angeles

l\Iauricc lirrlrhrlrt, sort of M. 1,. (l)trkc) l')trphrat of Wen<lling-Nathlttt C'o., Sittr liritrlcisco, recclltly gave a highly successful pi:trto recititl in thc Assistancc Lcaguc I'layhousc, l,os .\rrgclcs.

Critics llraisc<l tl.ris yottng tltitn for ltis finc l'ork, one saying: "llc is a y()tt!1g pianist rvith a very <lefinitc l)resent arr<l a ftttttre that cottl<l lrc rvhat he cares tcl make it."

Schunrann's "Clitrtrival" errde<l the llrogram, :tnd cotnr.nenting or.r this a critic sai<I, in part: "1\Ir. Iiuphrat's enrluraucc ittr<l porver seetrted <1uite inexhaustilllc, and he hcld the rvork together u'ith a firm hand."

The same critic said also: "I'Ie has at his bidding an extensivc comurand of the kevl>oar<l, u'hich includes ample speed, l)o\\'er, ancl clarity, arrtl a likable ilm()tlnt of straightforu'artl musical perception'"

Roddis Plywood Corporation Distributes Joint Fastener

Itoclclis l'11'u'ood Ctlrporation has takeu on for national distribution the Tite-Joint Fastener, a hardlvare item manufactttred by Ii. L. Cedercluist Comparry, I-os Angeles' for joining plyrvood counter and table tops and plastics'

Irr speaking of this article John Eells, manager of Rodclis California, Inc., Los Angeles, said recently: "It is the handiest article for the furniture and fixtttre people that has come on the market for years. Its installation is so simple that t'e believe it rvill become a standafd itern in the 'il'oodrvorking industry."

Further information about the Tite-Joint Fastener can be obtained by rvriting or telephoning Roddis California, Inc., 2860 East 54th Street, Los Angeles 11, telephone JEfferson 3261, or Roddiscraft, Inc., 345 Williams Avenue, San Francis co 24, telephone JUniper 4-2136-

Parklabrca Houring Proicct

(Continued from Page 4)

Indicative of the extremely smooth, blemish-free surface obtainecl with the plastic faced panels is the fact that the undcrside of the concrete floor slab is painted and left exposcd to form a 56ooth ceiling for the apartnrent beneath.

Form clamps rvitlt otttside spacing arrangenrents are used in all form construction. A template, ()r jig, is used to pl;rce the st)acer lock in thc correct position for rvalls of diffcrent thicknesses. After being transportetl to thc building site, the nssemblf is then l)ut ()n the form. Thc external sllacing arrangement obviates thc nee<l for ntetal or rr'<lod spreadcrs iu tlte concrete rvall form.

In or<ler to lruild the apartment structtlrcs according to thc architccts' design which called for structttres built u1r to thc height limit irrrposed by local builtling codes, an cntircly new structural engineering tcchnitluc lvas devclope<l by the structttral engineers for the project. In a<l<litiorr, the concrete floor slalls are ttsctl as ;t structtlral diaphragm t() assure ample safety in an arca rvherc earth<ltrakc strcsses nrust be considered.

Some idea of the tremendous size of thc job is given by the fact that well over 2,000 workers are employed on the job. 1,800 under the direction of the gencral'contractor and an additional 500 under the sttb-contractors.

An unusually intricate operational organizati<ln rvas instituted so that the builders, Starrett Rros. and Eken, Inc., Nerv York, could keep track of the progress of each of the several "jobs-rvithin a-job" and exercise quick control over thc large rvork area ancl its army of workers.

This was done by breaking up the job into a great number of sultcontracts. A total of 60 subcontractors will have worked on the job by the time it is completed. In additior.r, constrttction activities are broken up into frve separate rvork areas, each under the direction of an area foreman rvho is directly responsible to the general field superintendent. The superintendent has tr'r''o coordinators in the fiel<l to help him give overall supervision to the job.

The plywood forms used in pouring the 9tl"-thick walls are three stories high, rvith scaffolding built right into the forms. Panels ol 4'x8', s/"-thick plastic faced plyr,r'ood, are nailed across to 2" x 4" studs, 16" <';n center, braced by 4" x 4" wales to form the outer surface of the rvall. Exterior type fir plywood, sf" thick is used to forn-r the inside surface of the wall. Because the eighteen 13story structures have a total o{ 16,5@ lvinclo'lv openings, all forms are carefully engineered.

Five-eighths inch thick plyr,r'ood for foundations and elevator shaft rvalls is the same as that usecl for the other rvall forms.

Plastic facecl Douglas fir plyrvood is also used for forming tlre 7" thick reinforced concrete floor slabs, which act as a structural diaphragm. The 5/t" thick panels are nailed to 2"x4' joists, 24" on center, r.r'ith 4"x4'wales, 4' on center. This framing is braced with 4" x 4" T-posts, set 3' apart. The upper surface of the floor slab is hand troweled.

A tu'o-slraft stcel torver 190' high is erected at each of the t3-story structure buil<ling sites for lifting concrete and other nraterials. One of these shafts is eqtrippc<l as a skiphoist u'ith a concrete lrttckct ; a cab for lifting material is installed in the other shaft. In atlclition, each tou'er has :r lroonr for liftirrg matcrials to<t llulkv for hoisting irrside thc shaft u'ell. Cloncrete, ready for prturing, is llrotlght to cach lruilding site b-v mixer truck, lroistcd up the to\\'er u'cll to llouring level, thencc to lto;tpcrs erltrippe<l lvith doulrlc g:ttes. Ii'ronr the h<tplters the cotrcrctc is cotrvel'ed into han<l lruggvs for the actual potrrir.rg.

Thc concretc is placed in a cycle of tu'tt lx)urs: the first is frour sill to rvin<lon' hea<l of the otttsidc 'rvall, an<l from turrdersi<le of floor slatr and coltttttns to trndersi<le of slab on the interior rvall. The second pour is fror.n head to sill of s'indou'. including the floor slab, in a monolithic pour. After each llour the concrete is vibrated. As the lvork I)r()gresses, the ltlywood forrrrs are moved up in sections. Irr order to obtain maximttm serviceability, the panels are spra)'ed u'ith a paraphine oil after each ttse. Pouring is donc at as rnany as four or five buildings each day.

Trl relieve the monotony of flat surfaced concrete lvalls, :r rrrsticated joint is employed at u'indorv sill and head levels orr all stories, running continttottsly arouncl the buil<ling. 'I'his joint is formed rvith a narro\\', trapezoidalshalred rvood moulcling, measuring fu"x%"xfo,", nailed to the inside c,f the plywood forming sttrface. In addition, the first tlro stories l.rave another three horizontal rusticated joint-lines evenly spaced betrveen those at r'l'indow sill and head levels.

The exposetl architectural concrete sttrfaces on finished brrilclings are given trvo coats of cement n'ater paint.

Altogether, the total form area of the eighteen 13-story brrildings is 8,756,694 sqtlare feet, rvhile the total square footage of form area for the seven 2-story garage buildings totals 911,682. Each of the 13-story buildings contains 20,000 tons of concrete and ah.nost 1,000 tons of re-inforcing steel ; garage buildings contain 31,768 cubic yards of concrete and 1,750 tons of reinforcing steel.

Appointed Northern Calilornic Representqtive

-Spe-de-rvay Products Company, Portland, Ore., manufacturers of Glaskote and Transkote products' announces the appointment of R. G. Henderson as representative for the Northern California district.

I\fr. Henderson has been rvith the firm since it resumed manufactttre in 1946 and has until recently been acting Pacific Coast sales supervisor. Headquarters will be established in San Francisco.

govrn 2-rtory concr.t. gorag. bulldlngl wlll provldo pcrHag rpcco tor Porllcbroc t.nqltr. Tho lcvrn dructur.a contcln ovrr 30,000 cubic ycrdr ol conct.l., pourcd agqintt plywood lonnr.

California Door Company of Los Angeles lg New Name

OI Pioneer Los Angeles Firm

Anrtouttcctttcrtt is nritrlc lr-r"lhc t'alifrtrnia I)oor ('otrrlxrny of l,os Angelcs of thc changc of thcir naulc lvhich lrccantc elTcctivc Jlrnuary 1, 19.50' No chitugc of olvncrship, arltttinistrittiotr, llcrsonnel or llolicy is involvc<|.

The California Door Company was fottnded in ltt52 in Slrn lirancisco, 98 years ag(). The Los Angelcs llranch rvas o1>cned Septemlter I, 1887. The warehouse u'as then locatc<l at 2ncl antl San l'c<lro Strcets.

(ilenn (). Fogleman, man:tgcr of the Califorrri:r I)oor C'ompany <lf l,os Angeles, has lleen with the firm sincc 1918, an<l took over the managernent in 1928.

Chcrnges ol Colors in Mcrrlite Line ol Plqstic Finished Wcrll and Ceiling Pcnels

Changes ancl improvements of colors in the Marlite line of plastic-finished wall and ceiling panels have just been announced by John J. Marsl-r, sales manager of Marsh Wall Products, Inc., Dover, Ohio.

Irr the Velvetex Marlite finishes (semi-gloss) : Thc cggshell horizontaline pattern is' now supplied rvith a rvhite scorc line in place of gray score. A new light 1'ellorv u'ith rvhite score has also been adcled to the horizontaline pattern. In tlte tile-patterns, two nelv sntlu'rvltite panels are n()w available-one rvith a recl score, the other with a rvhite score. In the eggshell crllor of the tile-pattern group, a rvhite score line norv replaces the former gray score line.

In the deluxe Ntarlite finishes (high gloss) : Buff has been drol>pecl from the plain-color patterns' In the horizontaline patterns, the cream color score line has been changed from gray to rvhite. In the tile-pattern group, t1'vo nerr' additions aPpear--rvl-rite rvith a white score line, ancl rvhite rvith a red score line. and the score of the cream has been changed from gray to white.

The range of N[arlite color and pattern combinations is norv greater than ever before, 51 in all. Additions and changes of the colors and score lines came as a result of slrrveys shou'ing customer preferences.

'l'lrc llrcsi<lcrrt rtf thc nc\\' c()rlx)r:ttiotr, Georgc ()' \\rilson, is l gratr<lson <tf ottc of thc fottn<lcrs, and sevcr:tl trreml>ers of thc pi-csct.tt lro:rrtl of <lircctors:rrc trrctrrlrers of thc familics n'ho u'crc thc orgatrizers of thc parellt conrpatrv in I13.52.

'l'hc con.rp:rtlr"s rvarehousc is located orl its owrl Propcrty at 4940 t)istrict Ilottlcvard, Los A,ngeles 58. The propcrty, shorvn in the accotupanying aerial vierv, tneasurcs l20x({r0 feet. The building is of reinforcc<l concrete, conrplctcly fireproof, and is 103x310 fcct.

Thc conrpany sells dealers only.

Full-color reproductions of the complete line of Marlite colors and patterns rvill appear in the nerv S'tveet's File Catalog for builders and architects, 1950 edition. A revised NIarsh General Catalog, also featuring the latest colors and patterns, rvill soon be available tlpon request from the manrtfacturer. Adclress: Marsh Wall Products, Inc.. Subsidiary of Masonite Corporation' Dover, Ohio.

De Luxe Flexboard

Ncu' Yttrk-The Flexboarcl line of Johns-Xlanville building products-utility sheet materials rnade of asllestos and cenrcnt-no\\r enters the interior decorating fielcl l'ith the 1950 introduction of I)e Luxe Flexboard. I\{ade in sheets one-cighth inch thick, four feet wide and up to eight {eet long, it features a fabric pattern ancl is available in six colors. De Luxe Flexboard can be fitted into almost any decorative scheme and is adaptable to domestic and commercial application.

One of the first showings of De Luxe Flexboard rviil be in the Johns-Manville exhibit at the National Association of llome Builders Convention in Chicago starting on February 19. Subsequently, it will be a featured material in home builder shorvs throughout the country. By that time it rvill be nationally available through building materials dealers handling Johns-Manville products.

Aerial View ol the Cornpony'r Modern Worehoule

Air View of Remanufacturing Plant of Roundg & Kilpatrick

Lumber Comprny at Roundr (near Agti) California

With the completion of the battery of four dry kilns, the new plant at Rounds, California, is now in position to care for practically any inquiry for redwood. The completely new plant, constructed last year, with a daily oneshift capacity of 150,000 feet, occupies about 44 acres' All of the equipment is entirely new and modern.

This plant affords a substantial increase in the volume of well manufactured, properly graded redwood produced by California Redwood Association rnills. All lumber is grade-marked in accordance with rules and under supervision of the California Redwood Association, of rvhich the sawmill is a member.

The exclusive sales agent for this plant and for the Rockport Redwood Company at Rockport, California (rvith its own stand of virgin timber to assure operation for many years to come) is the Rottnds Trading Company, 201 Crocker Building, San Francisco, and 110 West Ocean boulevard, Long Beach, California. This company was organized in 1939 by Ralph M. Rounds, president of the Rounds & Porter Lumber Company, Wichita, Kansas, and F. C'

Appointed Stcrte Deputy Snark For Southern Ccrlilorniq

Announcement is made by Dave Davis, Supreme Jabberrvock of International Hoo-Hoo, that John H. Stewart, Frost Hardwood Lumber Co., San Diego, has been appointed State Deputy Snark for Southern California.

Ricci & Kruse ComPletes New Shed crnd Olfice

Ricci & Kruse Lumber & Building Materials Co', San Francisco, recently completed a new shed and office. They haxe expanded their operation so that they can have on hancl arottnd 300,000 feet of dry lumber at all times.

Kilpatrick, president of the Rockport Redwood Company, San Francisco.

The domestic u'holesale lumber business of the Rounds Trading Company, u'hich specializes not only in green and kiln-dried redrvood, but in Douglas fir, Ponderosa pine, Sugar pine, Red cedar shingles, etc., is handled by an experienced sales force, all well known to buyers of Pacific Coast lumber, including "Hac" Collins and "Dave" Davis, assisted by D. H. LeBreton at San Francisco, and Max R. Barnette rvho is in charge in Southern California. The field salesmen are Bob Smith, Jim Hennessy and Leigh I\IcWilliams. The officers of the Rounds Trading Company are Ralph M. Rounds, president; F. C. Kilpatrick, vice president; A. E. Wolff, vice president and manager, and R. W. Carlson, secretary.

The company's sales of lumber in 1949 totalled better than 75,000M' of all species of Pacific Coast lumber, shipped from California, Oregon and Washington and British Columbia, to buyers throughout the United States, and to Australia, South Sea Islands and other overseas markets.

Los Angeles Distributor Hqs Lcrge Stocks oI Hcrrdwood Plywood

Back Panel Company, Los Angeles, is now stocking in large quantities all species of hardwood plyrvood in all thicknesses and sizes as they did before the war.

They re,cently installed special racks for their hardwood ptywood.

Buys Grizzley Pcrk Lumber CorP.

West Oregon Lumber Co. has purchased the Grizzly Park Lumber Corp. at Blue Lake, Calif., and rvill operate it as the Mclntosh Lumber Co. The mill has a daily capacity of 100,000 feet per eight hour shift, and cuts mostly Douglas fir. Ken l\fclntosh is temporarily in charge.

GEORGE

CTOUGH

IA IN ID TUMBER

No motler how hqrd you lry, you luil cqn'l gcf rquqrc pcgr In round holes. By the lome loken, il'r lmpodble lo gcl QUAIITY lumber from "iurl ony old source."

When you wqnl GOOD lumber, ol the FAIREST prlce, delivered WHEN you wonl il, then you SHOUTD gel in louch with ur.

Yeqrs of experience in the lumber business hor lought us mony things. We hqve found lhql slqndqrds of QUALITY, SERVICE ond DEPENDABItIil ore lruly imporlont. Retqilers ore bonking more qnd more on squole deol lumber policies from the wholesoler. A repulotion isn't mode over night ond we know thot the repulotion we desire will fqke yeors of service lo ocquire.

We're so proud of our 1949 eftorl, we qim lo hong on to it in 1950 ond see fhol more qnd more deqlers become ocquoinled with our performqnce.

DOUGTAS FIR PIANK ond

TI'YIBERS, REDWOOD, SHING[Es, PONDEROSA PINE, BOARDS, qnd DIMENSIONmixed cqrs or stroighf-no moller whot your requiremenls might be-iust diol

DUNKIRK 2-2214 qnd see lhol we "proclice whol we pleoch."

Teco's Glue Trcrining Couree Attrqcts Sqleemen

\\/ashingtorr Tlrc

'fiurbcr lirrginccring

Clornparrv l,itlloratory training c(,ursc in gluc testirrg, schcrlulc<l for thc rvcck of Jlnuitry 1(r is llt.rokc<l to tltc full tlttotit.

Applicatiorrs lor tltc ncxt c(,ut'sc st:trtiug tlrc rvcck of licllru:rry l3 :trc rrorr' lleing rccciverl.

This populitr trainiug l)r()gram is thc rcsult of ltn intlustrial <lcnran<l for infornr:ttiou ()n <1 ualit.r' control in glttcs, Nttt only of intercst to plant llcrsonncl, thc c()urses arc attractirrg gluc s:tlcsnren an<l lllrtnt cxcctttivcs also.'l'hcy lin<l it cxtrcn'rely helpful in lrroa<lcning their knon'lc<lgc of rvoorl a<lhcsivcs.

'I'hc course. although <lcaling nrlinly u'itl.r tcsting tcchrri<1ues, c()vcrs trouble shooting iu thc gluc room, carc and han<lling of various aclhesivcs, thc nrixing itnd a1lplicatiorr, :rnd pritctically cvcry detail likcly to bc encountcrerl in <laily gluing practicc.

Those rlcsirirrg furthcr information and dctails shorrld contact C. A. Rishcll. tlircctor of rescarch. Timbcr Iingincering Con.rpun-r', \\'ashingtou (r, I). C.

40,000 Houses Lost Each Year

Fires, lloods, torna<loes and other disasters all whittle away at the Nation's l.rousing supply. It is estimated that losses through such disasters, together with housing lost througlr conversion into business space, total 40,000 units annually.

Fisk d Mqson Distsibutors For Shqkertown Sidewcrlls

Fisk & l\fason, South I'asatlcrta, Calif., norv itt tlreir 25th .vc:rr as <listrilrutors of shinglcs :rurl shirkcs, havc becn alrllointerl distributors of Stninc<l Sh:tlicrtorvtr Sitlcrvalls, manufacturc<l lly 'l'hc I'cnna l'rotl11s1!i Lotttp:rrt1', ('lcvcland, Ohio, rvith plant at Chchalis, Wash.

'l'hc application of Shakcrtos'n Sirlcrvitlls is sirrrplc itttrl flst, accorrling to llugh \\'. I\l:tson of this lirnr. "A strip of shiplap for nailing gui<lc is tlrc ottlv cxtra iu thc s'ay of c<lttiprnctrt. Any nrarr rvho citn <lrivc a nlil citn aplrly Sh:rl<crtorvn Si<lcu'alls," Mr. I\Iason sitirl, itn<l atltlc<l tlrat thcy arc avitilalllc in <luantity an<l u'irlc r':tricty, A full sclcctiorr of rich, yrlc:rsing r:olors lcnds pcrfcct ltitrttrony to cvcry stt'lc of arcltitcctur:rl tlcsign.

New House Orgqn

"'l'hc ;\cmc ]\{crclritrt<liscr" is thc n:tntc of rr ttcrr' ltottse orgltn lltitt is pulrlishc<l lr.t' thc .\crltc Sirsh llltl:tttcc Clotrrlxrn-r' of Los .\ngclcs itrtrl is nrailctl to thcir cttstotttcrs itud fricnrls in thc hlr<lrvrtre an<l lruil<ling trit<lcs:ts s'cll its to corrlractors, lttrrrlrcr yartls, irnrl nrills tltro11glq11111 thc \Vcstcrn stlttcs.

'l'hc first issuc u,as pulrlishcrl in l)cccttrlrcr, rtnrl it is choclt full of intcrcstirrg rca<ling nritttcr irttrl ittfortrr:ttion. lf -you arc u()t getting "'fhc Actrrc l\{crch:tn<liscr" u'ritc the .\cnrc Slsh lJ:rlancc ('otnpanl', l(l20.l,ong lJcitch Avc., l,os Angclcs 21, ('alif.,:ttr<l h:tvc tltcttt lrttt yott on their rnailing list.

xh"TIMBERMENflnlngRg ARE

26 M.LLION ACREg

COMME"/'JAL FO?89T9

WESTERN O?EGON AND WA9I4INGTON

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AE;E 6z9t26t AC?e9 OF Fo7e9T9, _ =Kmm:

AN AV9?AGZ OF 28.9 ACZB6 0F WOOP LO19 ?'? FAR,M. WE61E?N OREGON

HA' 2J,127 FAR.M' WITI{ AN AVERAGE

oF 52.+ AC?eo 0F WOoD LOItOaACH tOZ

TOTAL FAR.M FOZe?l AcF.,eACrE OF lttO6,9l4.

FAR'MEa' ARE I MPORTATjr| FOqEaT OWNV4'.

PHIITIPS & MURPHY I.UMBER GOMPAIIY

U/4okd,oleaa o/ SouTlod 6]ta .n4 R"hrrned

REPRESENTING EXCLUSIVELY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FAIRHURST LUMBER CO. OF CALIFORNIA. EUREKA

Specializing in 2x4 stud,s, eased. ed.ges, double end. trimrned., and, Lignasan treated.,

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Teletype OA 216

Fernnalt

Ray Farris, ('lctttctrs liorcst Prorlttcts, ('on';rllis, ()rcgorr, spcttl :t fcrv rlttvs irt Sittr lir:tttciseo cirll.r' irr .f ltltttitr.r'. llc rr';rs rn ittlcrcsterl slreclat,rr itt tlrc Slrrilre l'l;rst-\\test foollr:rll gilr'nc.

George C. Phillipe ;rrrrl Jack D. Murphy, l'hillilrs & Nltrrplry l.ttttrlrcr ('()t'lrl)iul.v, l,os r\rtgclcs.:rttcrlrlctl it s:tlcs nrectirrg on Jantt:tr.1'7 itt thc olliccs of thc liairhtrrst l.ttnrlrcr ('o. of ('ltlifornirt :tt littrclia, rvhottt thcy rcllrcscnt exclrtsive lv in Sottthcrrr ('irlifornia. J;rck rctttrtrc<l ttt l,rts :\rrgclcs lr-v plitrrc otr .f:tttttitr,r' (), rvhilc (icot'gc cotttittttcrl lr-v :rtttotrrolrilc to thc I'ltcilic Northtt'cst, rctttrttittg to l.os .,\rtgclcs lhc rvccl<-err<l of J;ttttt;tr-v 21.

M. L. (Duke) Euphrat, \\'crrrlling-Nitlhrtrt ('o.. Srttt lir:ttrt'iseo. spcttt lt icrv rlltvs irt l,os.\lrgclcs;trotttttl tlrc ruirlrllc oI l:rst trrotttlt. llc u';ts srltrircrl ;trotttrtl lr.r' Gus Hoover, u'ltosc c()tttl)ittl-\'rcl)rcscttts ltis coltccrtt itl Sotltltcrtl (';rliforrrirr. 'l'hcv rrls,, look itt tltc rltct's :tt S:ttrt:t .'\rlitlr.

Arthur Twohy, 'l'rvohv l,rtttrltcr ('o., l,os ,\rrgclcs, is lrlck frotrr:r Norlhcrtt trilr rvhich ilrcltrtlcrl stops ltt l)ortl:rnrl, llugcrrc, \\'estlir, Sacratrrcttto :trr<l Sarl lir:tttcisco.

Les Harris, L. li. llarris l.tttttlrcr L'o., I.os,\lrgcles, alr<l I\[rs. l llrrris, lt:tyc rctttrttctl f16trl :r |6litl:tv i1 ]\lexictr $ ltcrc thct. r'isitc<l Nlcxico L'itV, .,\clrlrttlco, lttr<l othcr Ptlittts 0f itrtcrcst. l,cs rcports thilt tlrcrc is lots <lf lrtril<lirrg goirrg ,rrr in I\lcxico ('itv.

Al Bowers, sitles tttitttltgcr for lfnirltttrst l.tttttlrer (''tnt1lirn1'of ('ltliforrri:r, l'.rtrckit, \\'ils it visit('r lrt tltc ()lliccs 0f l'lrillips & Irlurphr' l.umlrer ('o., l-os Atrgclcs. tltcir exclrrsivc S()trthcrrr (':rlif(}nti:r rcllrcscntlttivcs, l:tst trlotttlt. llt. rlrctr \\'crll ()tl lo'l'cxlts tyltcrc fic ryill spcrtrl :t icty ryccks'

Virgil Oliver, Jr., fitctory rcltrcsctttittivc of l\t irrlrl I\[ \\'oo<l \\'()rkirrg ('()tlll)ilny, lVitlr hcittl<ltlltrtcrs in l'(}s "\trgcles, rcturnc(l [cccntlv frorn ir lrusincss tril) t() Arizona, $'lrcrc hc visitc<l l'hoctlix, 'l'tlcs()11, ittt<l Yttttllt, trsing his ,,ryrr ptltttc, :t N:tyiotl, i.r trlttsllot'llttiott. lle h;rs ttsc<l Iis 1rl:trrc for lltrsilcss lrilts for tlrc 1l1st.r'cltr, ltttrl ttott'ltlts a totlrl of rrrorc tltittt .5G) fl-virrg lrottl's.

C. D. (Chuck) Collins, of ('ollirrs & .\ngclcs, is lrlrcl< frottt lr l,ttsittcss lrill trr irrgtrrtt.

I\{cvcrs. Irtc., l,t's ( )rcgorr :trrrl \\ttrslt-

Joe Petrash, Sp:rl<lirrg l,tttlrbcr ('o., |'os '\lrgelcs, ltrrtl Iis 1,ifc rntrrlc l trill to Sarr lirltrrcisc(] l,lld tltc l{crltvootl lirrrpirc at'otttrtl thc lrrst of the yeltr.

Stanley C. Moore, of liir-'l'cx Co, of Sotttlrcrrl (':tliforrria' l,os Arrgclcs, rcttlrtlc(l J:rrtttary 17 lrtnt :r l0-rlltY lrttsitrcss triP to Sotrthcrrr ,,\rizona. I le lcft for Itortllrrr<l Jarrrtarl' 2l t0 lrttcrrrl ir lroirr<l 0f rlircctors nrecting 0f tlrc I;ir-'fex lnsrr'llting l',oitr<l L'o., u'hich n':rs hcl<l Jitnuary 23'

Cornell M. Norby, forr.rlerll' rt'ith Montgottrery-llague

E. E. schmidt, L:rsc.<lc l,acific l,urnlrer (''., l,.rtlurr<I, l.u'rlrcr c.., cl:rrcnr,nt, cltlif" is tt,l'*'itlr li.rcst I'r.cl:'trl NIrs. Schrni<lt, s,ctrt fcrr' <lays itr l.rs ,'\trgclcs ittt<l rrcts Sltlcs C,'' lnglcr'..tI' as salesttrau' Bob Williams' f()rS:rrr I)icg. rcccrrtl,r., thert *'c't .u t. .,\riz,tt:t *'hcrc thcv rrrcrl-u- r'ith l'' S' \\'h^lcy l'ttn.rlrcr. C." l',rrg l)'each' is als, t'ill r,:rc:rti.' f,r . ier' *'eeks. 'fhe-r'cxllcct t() rcttlrll t() *'itlt li'rcst l'r,tltlcts Salcs C.' in the salcs <lelllrrtlncllt'

I'ortl;rnrl ltrotttr<l thc nli<lrlle of Felrrtt:trv.

Robert M. (Bob) Bodkin, hea<l rrf thc soft$'ootl rlivisiorr for li. J. Stantttn & Sor1, l,os Alrgclcs, \\'lIS lt rcccllt Sltcrltlltelrt{) r'isitor ()t1 c()tll1)il11y lntsit-ress.

Larry King, King-l\larshall l,ttmbcr ('o', l"akcrsficl<l' spcnt rr fc$'tlays irl l,os.'\ngeles the earl-l'p:rrt of last rtr,,rrth lrl<l callc<l ou a tttttttlrcr of his lutrlllcrmctr {ricntls.

Cecil Whiteside,. salesnlall for Sottthbal' [-ttttrllcr Co.' I l:rn'thortrc, t':rlif .. slle trt the Christrlras :trttl Ncn' Ycnr h,rlirlu'r's irr thc Slrr lirancisco llar' <listrict.

A. W. (Art) Neth, milll:I1{cr of thc Los Arlgclcs oflicc <rf l):rrrt & ltusscll Salcs Co., left Jarluarl' 2l L<t lisit Iiurcl<u, ('rtlif., itn<l thc con'll)ally's I'ortlarrtl ollicc. Ile cxpcctcrl to lre lritck at thc cntl of thc motrth'

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Science And Philosophy

By Will Durant

"Science tells ue how to hcal and how to kill; it reduces the death rate in retail, and then kille us wholesale in war. But only wisdom can tell ue when to heal, and when to kill. To obeerve processes and to construct means, is science; to criticize and coordinate ends, is philosophy; and because in these days our means and instruments have multiplied beyond our interpretation and synthesis of ideals and ends, our life is full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. Science without philosophy, facts without perspective and valuation, cannot save us from havoc and despair. Science gives us knowledge; but only philosophy can give us wisdom."

He Knew

Jenkins had discovered a delightful but inexpensive mountain retreat, and suggested they go there for their summer vacation, but his wife was strong for a swanky seaside resort where she could show off her best clothes, and mix with the elite. So they argued.

"The mountains! The mountains!" said she. "!l/ho started this silly fad about going to the mountains, anyway?"

"Mohammed," said her husband.

Ideal

Oh, would that some Burbank

Of the glorious West, Might patent, make, and sell, An onion with an onion's taste, But with a violet's smell.

rhe young ,,,"" i"t";rT":.,:lr. job or chauffeur, and the man of the house was questioning him. He admitted that he had driven all over the country, in nearly every state.

"Are you familiar with road maps?" asked the employer. "Yes sir," said the chauffeur.

The car owner handed him a road map that looked well rumpled.

"Let me see you fold it," he said, triumphantly.

Revenge

The sweet young thing stepped into the phone booth while several people waited for their turn, and looked at her anxiously.

"Don't fret," she said. "I'll be right out. I just want to hang up on that smarty."

In The Blood

I axed de chillun fer de joke, Dat make 'em laugh an' run, "It ain't no joke," dey aezr "we's jis' Er nachally havin' fun."

I axed a rooster mockin' bird, When I had coch his eye, "Why does you sing all day an' night?" Says he "I dunno why."

I axed a yearlin'why he pawed, De dust up in de lane, He bellered out his sass-"Boo-hooI feels lak raisin' cain."

An' den de chillun, bird and calf, Axed why I feel so good?

S'i "don't ax me-kerwhoop l" sez I, "It's sumpin in my blood."

\ll/qncmcker Said

"There are many croakers this summer upon the edges of lakes and creeks. There they sit croaking and croaking, but they are only frogs after all. And so it is along life's shore, but the croaking men, are only frogs of men."

The Chcnge

"I've got a shiny new car," said Jones, "so now I don't have to walk to the bank to make my deposits."

Said Smith: "You mean you drive down now?"

Said Jones: "No, I mean I don't make any."

Dirty Reply

ffg-"\i!/hsn f was a very young man, the doctor told me if I didn't stop drinking so heavily I'd become feebleminded."

She-"Well, why didn't you stop?"

Speedy

Two colored boys were lying to each other as they lunched under the shade of a tree. One of them told about passing through the cemetery the night before, and being chased by a ghost.

"What wuz de ghos' doin' when you seed him last?" asked the other.

"Fallin' behind !" said the first; "fallin' behind-rapid !"

Burnell Snider, Iock, u'as reccntly Snider Lumber I.os Arngeles on of in

Ernie Sandere, Kirk Lumber Santa Maria, Calif., was in l.os days on business.

Fruorolt

Pro<lucts Co., 'fura business trip.

& Iluilding Materials Co., Angeles rccctltll' frlr a few

Owen Morris, sales manager, Quincy l.urrrbcr Co., Qttincy, Calif., and Mrs. Morris, spcnt a few days in Los Angeles on their way home from a trip to }Iouston, Texas, and Mexico City by the air route.

Fred Vaughn, Vaughn Nev., recently visitcd San by air.

Millwork Co. of Ncvada, I{eno, I)iego trn business. He travelcd

R. C. (Bob) Sand, Cole Door & gclcs, rcturned January 20 from Iirancisco. Ile traveled by plane.

I'lywood Co., Los Ana llusiness trill to San

Earl Hoffman of Earl Hoffman Co., I-os Angelcs, and Mrs. lloffnran recently returned from a six tveeks' vacation trip to Mexico. They made their headrluarters in Mcxico City, from where they made many side trips. The wholc journey was made by air.

Bob Wells, formerly with Tarter- Webster & Inc., I-os Angeles, has been with Earl Hoffman Angeles, as salseman since December 1.

\V. E. Hirtensteiner, thorne, Calif., is on a Ilockport, Calif.

Johnson, Co., Los

A. D. Griffin, of Los Angeles, California salcs representltiye 6f liqrest l.'iller lrr<lducts Company, is back fronr a visit to the company's plant at l"orcst Grove, Oregon, whcre he <liscussed matters of sitles policy witlt thc nlanal{cnrcnt, and also inspecte<l thc ncw board rvhich the c<ltnpany is putting on the tnarket.

J. Wm. Back of IJack l']anel Co., Los llirck sllent the Christmas antl New Sarr Francisco and San ltafael, Calif.

Angelcs, and lllrs. Year's holiclays in

George S. Melville, manager of thc l,os Angeles branch of Sirrrpson l,ogging Company, flcrv to Seattlc rccently to :rttcrrrl it s:rlcs mecting at the c()nll)any's Seitttlc oflicc'

Horace E. Wolfe, Tarzana, Calif., West Coast represcntativc for the l\{ar<1uart Millu'ork Co. of Oshkosh, Wis., visitc<l the conrpany's main officc in Oshkosh in January' I-lc also attende<l the Ohio and Northcastern retitil lumbermcrr's conventions helcl in Clevelltnd and Nerv York City.

Chas. E. (Chuck) Clay, Forest I)roducts Sales Co., Inglervood. Calif., has returned frotn calling on mills at Southern ()regon points.

J. B. (Jack) Wood, vice I-umber Co., Oakland, was pany's I-os Angeles office.

presiclent of the a recent visitor E. K. Wood at the comof South Bay Lumber Co., Har.vvisit to the company's sau'mill at R. A. Mackin. Hallinan Mackin cisco, spent a ferv days at the office the early part of January.

City l-umber Co., for several days Oakland, and Mrs. in Los Angeles in

I-unrber Co., San Francompany's Los Angeles Lynn Landis, Bay L:rndis, vacationed January.

M:r. and Mrs. Alex Marlin. of spending the winter in Pasadena, is olvner of the Overhead Door

Portland, Oregon, are California. Mr. Marlin Companv, of Portland.

Kenneth K. Hupp, rvho rvas connected lvith West Oregon Lurnber Company's sales staff at Los Angeles the past several months, has been transferred to their new mill operations, I\'f clntosh Lumber Co., at Blue Lake, Calif

How Lumbcr Lookc

(Continucd from l'age 2)

()r<lcrs for lifty-trvo rvccks of l()4(.) llrc:tktlorvn as folkru's: l{lit (r.999,3t{2,000 b.f. ; truck 4-l(r,733,000 b.f. ; tlomestic cargo 1,516,742.000 lr.f.; cxt)ort 322,657,0[fi b.f.; local 61t7,(A0,Ofi) b.f.

'l'hc industry's urrlille<l ordcr file stoo<l itt .520,34(r,000 lr.f. at thc cnd of l)ccentbcr; (iross stocks at 6.5f1'6.54,000'

Lrrmbcr shipnrcrrts of '{13 mills rcporting to thc National Lunrlrcr Tr:t<le llitromcter, rvere 10.1 l)cr ccnt allovc prodrrcti<rn for the rveek en<led January 7, 1950. In the same wcek nes' ordcrs of thcse ntills u'ere 29..5 llcr ccttt itlrovc prodtrction. Unfillccl orders of the rell<trting rnills anrtltttrt to 37 ller cent <tf strlcks. For reportitrg sof trvtlod mills, urrllllc<l ordcrs arc e<lttivalerlt t() 2l <lays'pro<lttction at thc current rate, an<l gr()ss st()cks :tre c<lttivalcrrt t<t .5'l <litys' pr<ldttction.

Iior thc year-trl-<litte, shipments of rePorting idcntical rnills rvere l0.l llcr cctrt itlrol'c llroduction; ortlcrs rvcrc 29.5 pcr cent allovc llro<lttction.

(iomparetl to the ilverlge correspotr<ling rvcck of 19351939, lrro<luction of reportir.rg trrills rvas 62.9 per cent alrove ; shipn-rcnts rvere 56.9 per cent itbove; <lrders u'cre (r3'5 per cent above. Conrpared to the corresponding rveek in 1949' pro<luction of rep<;rting mills n'as 3.(r llcr cent bclow; shil>ments rvere 4.1 l)cr ccnt llclorv; antl treu' tlrtlcrs u'crc

5.7 ller cent belorv.

'fhe West Coast l-trmllerllrcn's Associatiorr for the rveek <rf January 7,148 mill rep<trting. gavc orrlers as 139,771t,000 fcet, shilrnrents 74,902,000 fect, itnd pro<lttction (r.E,11.5'0C0 fcet. Unfillcd ortlers at the en<l of the n'cek totaletl 395,599,00O fcet.

For the rveek cn<lecl Jatruary 1'{, thcse same nrills reprrrtc<l <rr<lers as 113,922,000 feet, shipments 77 '716,000 feet, ar.r<l pr<idttction 8U,4.55,000 feet. Unfilled ortlers :rt thc errd of the rveek totaled '132'036'000 feet.

The Western I'ine Association for the rveek ended Januar1, 7, 104 mills reporting, gave orders as 55,975,000 feet, sl.ripments 45,555,000 feet, and procluction 37,180,000 feet' Orders on hancl at the encl of the u'eek totaled 234,(i5,AN feet.

Olympic Linc Changcr Firm Namc

Inc<lrporation of West Coast Stained Shingle Cornpany, Seatttc, un<lcr a new an(l tnore descriptivc name, Olympic Sttinc<l I)ro<lucts Cotnpany, was ilnnotlnced January I by l'hilip W. llitilcy, presi<lent of thc ncw corporation. The comp:rny has usctl thc Olynrpic brantl nanlc for its lirre of pre' stairre<l shingles, sh:tkcs, si<ling an(l stain ftlr a ntttltber of years. (irc:rtty enl;trge<l nranufacturing facilities are a J)art of the ncw opcration, with adtlitional buildings, new and irrrproved grrxrving nrachines antl a special stain color departrnent. '['he rcsultittg enlarge<l pro<luction will han<lle the growing <lenrand for the two new prrxlttcts introduce<l by Olynlpic, "C)lynrpic 'fextcrior Si<ling" a vertic:tl l<notty re<l cedar sitling that has bccn pre-stained anrl striated in a bcautiful pattern for use on cxtcriors and interiors; and Olympic Thernro-Walt, a double lvrtll construction with one layer rlf pre-stainc<l nrachined shakes lairl ovcr a special weather-trelrtetl insulating boarcl, cornbining bcrruty an<l insulation for <lttrable siclewalls.

Mr. Iiailcy says "1950 is schetlttled to be another record lruikling year in hotne construction an<l we are prepared to nreet this rlenrand with increased pro<luction antl new sales :rrr<l rrrerchrttrdising helps for the lttnrber dealer."

Build Hcrcienda in Desert

N. H. (Natc) I)arsons, of San Pe<lro Lurnber Co', Los Angeles, an<l his son, Vincent, who is with Statirln KNX, Los Angeles, hlrve just conrpleted buil<ling a redw<xr<l desert home rrt I);rlm l)esert, which is:rlt<lut l-urlf way between Palm Springs and Indio. Nate, Mrs. Itarsons, their son, an<l grandchilclren :rrc lrloliir.rg forward to spentling rnany happy <lays there.

Adds to Scrles Territory

llurnaby & \\'illiams, exclttsive California representatives of Gerlinger Carrier Cornpany, I)allas, ()regon, recently added to its s;rles tcrritory the st;rte of Nevada. This concern now h:rs:r total of six s;tlestrretr calling on the lurnber tracle of California.

The Southern I'ine Association for the week endecl January 14, 89 units (110 mills) reporting, gave orders as 17,446,0N feet, shipments 1(r,489,000 feet, and production 1(r.342,000 feet. Orders on l.rand at tl-re end of the week totaled 37.5'1(r.000 feet.

Cartoon Filmstrip Stresses Forest Fire Prevention

Washington, D.C.-Keep your eye on a cartoon film character named "Woody." As the featured player in American Forest Products Industries' newest filmstrip, ,,Keep America Green," he appears headed for certain starclom in the field of forest fire prevention.

Through 48 frames of a four-color, 35 mm. filmstrip, Woody does a convincing, if sometimes puckish, job of telling the American people why and how forest fires shoulcl be prevented.

Woody introduces his subject by pointing out that a forest fire starts somewhere in the United States every three minutes. "In an average year," he continues, "these fires burn an area as large as Indiana. They destroy enough sawtimber to build 86,000 houses and enough potential paper to print all United States newspapers."

Copies of a 48-page, shirt-pocket-size booklet keyed for use with the filmstrip are now being distributed on a national basis to state foresters, Keep Green chairmen, private foresters, wood-using industry leaders and other interested persons. These booklets, all done in two colors, cartoon style, are available free of charge. Requests for copies of the booklet or filmstrip should be addressed to American Forest products Industries, Inc., l3l9 Eighteenth Street, N. W., Washington 6, D. C.

of St. l'aul ct Tacoma Angeli:s on business last

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New Lumber ComPanY OPens In Los Angeles

LeRoy Pitcher and H. W. Carpenter, former executives of the Associated Lumber Company, Inc., of Los Angeles, have announced the opening of the Pitcher Lumber Co' at Los Angeles. The new company's offices and yard are located at 2625 Ayres Avenue in tl-re Central Manufacturing District.

N[r. Pitcher, prominent in the Southern California lumber industry for 2l years, rvill be head of the {irm, while I\Ir. Carpenter occttpies the position of sales manager'

JOHIT A. BUDBAOH & OO.

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Yard, IDoeks and Planing MiIl

Wilmington, California

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WII^T\4INGTON

shevlin-Mccloud lumber compqny

T\TENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY

As reported in The California Lumber Merchant Fcbruary 1, 1925

lf lctchcr & Iirlrnrllcs, Inc., l,os Artgclcs, thc.r' reprcscrrt 'l'hc Ll:tliforrrilr & ( )rcgrtn 1l:trr-v ;tnrl thc Stottt l,ttmlrcr ('otttllltttv frottr south.

l lir:tru lf llrev. of Itortcn'illc, thc :rgc of 77 r'c:rrs. llc \\'its ()t1c lumlrerrucn in irll California.

('arl ('. ('rorr', of first ittrtrtt:tl spccilrl Lurulrcr [)igcst."

artnouttcc that l,tttulle r (-',rnrSirnt:r llitrlxtrlr

<lied on Jitnuarv l4 at of thc llcst kttorvn rctail

l'ortlan<1, ()rcgon, h:ts jrrst issttc<l thc c<lition of his "Crorv's I'acillc Coast

Mitrtin l). Johnson, of thc Strgar l'inc l,tttnlrsl ('otlt1llnr,, lircsr.to, hits just llcen a1>lloirltc<l Srrarli of thc S:rrr Joarluirr \';rllcv l.loo-lloo I)istrict.

-fhc l,os,\r.rgelcs lloo-lIoo Clulr hlrs chltngctl its trrecting plltce to the l'llitc Cllrfe, 633 Sotrth Flolvcr St.

l,l. \\:. Lakin hits succee<le<l the latc vicc prcsi<lcnt an<l gcncral manitgcr of Lumbcr Comllany in Siskiyotr County. Francis, ( )ntari<,r, Cat.rada.

s:rlcs rcp:'csctttlrtivc of the Allrioll l,ttnrllcr ('onrp:tlty' is f ronr Siut lir:tttcisco.

I;. J. l)orrovirrr, of thc <lccn, \\':tsh., is visiting

F. I{. Lamlrcrt :ts the McClou<l ltivcr He came from litlrt

llcn llvrnes hlts iust lreen name<l Southern Californilt

More Housing Being Built Outside Cities

'f rvice as nruch housing is now bcing built otttside city linrits as in the rrritl-20's, the Housing and Horr.re Finance Agency relx)rts. ln 1948-49, rttrltl nonfarn.r housing accottnted for allgrrt -l-l percent of the uerv resitlentilrl starts its cgttlllared with less than 20 percent in 1925.

This increasetl construction in areas on the fringes of cities, bc1,1v1.1 the city lirnits, is attributecl principally to ( 1 ) scarcity of acccptable in-town sites for large develolltlents, (2) the fact that outlying sites are cheaper and easier developecl, and (3) the fact that r.notor vehicles have increasetl the clistance that can be traveled to ancl fronl work.

llc

l)onovan Ltttttlrcr Crttttll:tny, Alrerlirank ()'Contror, irr San Francisco.

'l'lrc 'l'il<lcn t.uttrbcr & Mill Cottlp;ttr1', of ()aklan<1, :tn11()u|rcc thc llttrch:rsc of thc Nittional I\lill & 1,,tttll;s1 Conlllany rtrrrl thc l'itcific l'ipc & T:rnk Crltttllitny,:tlso of Olklrtntl.

'l'hc I [:rtrttrrott<l l,unrbcr CrlnlPany hits Pttrchasc<l the Nl ..f Scltnltln, a lunrlrer vcssel that cltrrics it cilrg() of three million fect, :tn<l rvill llrrt hcr ilrto l'ltcific Coast scrvicc'

(icorgc lI. ('ccil has been given chargc of thc Los Angclcs N:rtiotrltl liorest n'ith hea<lt1u:rrtcrs ill Los Angcles' I'lc rvas l)istrict liorcster in Washingtotr atrrl ()rcgon'

Thc arrnttitl meeting of the Westcrn I'larring Mill and Wood Workirrg Association rvill lle helrl in Los Angeles I.-ebruary 18, 19,20.

The Creo-Dipt ComPanY, cern, atrd locatc<l at North opened sales offices in l.os \Vestern nlanager.

largest stair.red shingle conTonau'an<l;t, Nerv York, has Angeles. Guy I\I. Rich is

Aluminum Clcrpbocrd Siding

Kaiser Aluminum & Cherrtical Sales, Inc., Oakland, ann()tlnces its altttninttm claplltlard sicling rvill lle prellaintecl in three colors rvith a formul:rted long-lasting paint. The clapboard siding is nou' available in rvhite, .r."-, an<l gray l)ulux, a l)ttPont paint product applied b1, autonratic spraying and baking that ensures an even, semi-gloss finish and great clurability.

The siding rn,ill also be supplied as hitherto rvith zinc chror.nate primer for those u'ishing to finish their homes in other colors than u'hite, cream and gray.

"o, tor Gordon Wilkinlon, Pr$.

GROWING WITH SACRA'NENTO AND CALIFORNIA

II EFFERTIAlI SUPPLY GOMPAIIY,

cuslom Milling of lumberVotume producrionMilling in Tronsit

SurfocingRippingResqwingpdfiernspur Trock Fqcirities

P. O. BOX 1353 -- SACRAMENTO -. TETEPHONE 5.9I4I

Custom Kiln Drying ond

Milling in Tronsif

0A$TR0 UAttEY tflrlts

Complete kiln drying ond milling qf one locotion. Redwood, pine qnd Fir

Truck or Roil Shipments

Phone LUcerne l-8651

6OO2 Costro Volley Blvd., Hoyword, Colif.

Direcf Mill Wholesole

PINE - FIR.. PTYWOOD In Stroight or Mixed Cqrs

J'orest Products $alos Company

86ll Crenshcw Blvd. ORegon g-gg5g Inglewood, Colifornia

IJIG.

framerston & firoen lumher Co.

Lumber - lqth - Plywood - Sheetrock

Quick Shipments from Stock

lryD$T COA$T PI,YIryOOD COMPANT ABERDEEN, WASH.

TRU-BItT

DOUGLAS FIR PLY\rOOD

R. W. DALTON 307 so. Hiil St. Representative Los Angeles 13

Phone MAdison 9-2173

Wholesale to Lumber Yards Only Windows, Doors, Plywood, Moulding

We hove

TIIE COMPI.EIE WINDOW UNIT Built Up With Screen crnd Bcrlcnrce Dr StockWestern Sizes

8221 $ln Leandro $t" 0akhnd 0 - Phone l0okhryen 8-318f Spur Inck lor In Tnnsit Drying

IOOTE nEvEnatar,E CROSS CIRCUI,ATION KILNS

21/o to )O/o aote capaciry due ro solid edge-ro-edge staclcng Better quality drying oa low temperatures witb a fast revereibu circuLation.

Lower $acling corts-juer solid edge-to-e<ige rtacling in the eiaplest fornr.

HALEY BROS.

-

SA]ITA iI(IIIICA

Phones: Texas 0-2289

Scntcr Monicc 4-gZ9B

Moorekiln Paint Products for weatherproofing &y Liln and mill roofs. your

IoonrDnrf,ruComarw

Kiln Builderr for More Than Half e Century

Nonh Pordand, Or+Jactsooville, Florid.

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2.

3.

I Privotc Indurtry Still Ksy To Prorp crity, Lumbcr Dcolcrr Told

If we sold every house and every farrn in the coutrtry, and cashed in evcry citizen's life insurance, we wouldn't have cnough rnoney to rtln our Fetleral (i<tverntltcnt 2f years, C. Il. Swcet, president, Nltional llctail l,unlbcr Dealcrs Association, Witshington, I).C., t<lld Westcrn lurnller tlealers, Addressing the annual rneeting rlf the Western Retail Lurllberrnen's Association at the Muntnomah Hotel, Illrtlan<|, ()regon, Mr. Sweet lxrinte<l out that btrsiness will bc grxxl in 19.50.

"Wc nray build as trtany hottses, as trratry barns, fttrnish as nrany in<lustrics with rtr:rterials, as we <li<l last year. Wc rlray cven show rrrore <lollars in ottr tills, llut will we have nrorc profit or nrore g<lo<ls or tllorc services ftlr ottr dollars," hc askcd thc <lealers.

tinr"s grcater than its annuat income, and is spending annuatty l/6 nrore than it takes in," he grinte<l out.

"lf cvcry urban horne owner in the U.S. sold his home and <lorraterl the cash to the lie<leral (ioverntrrent, we could only get enough to run this govcrnment 8 rnonths," declaretl Swcet.

"An<l if cvcry farutcr in this cotlntry srll<l his farrn, eqttiprrrcrrt an<l livcstock, att<l <l<lnittc<l that rtroncy to tlrc Governnlent, we woul<l only have en<tttgh to rtrrl thc govcrntrlcnt for 7 ntrlrrtlrs,

"'lhen if cvcry l)crson in thc U.S. cashed in his life insurrrrrcc policy tonlorrow, antl w'rc the richest nation in the world in that resl)ect, we cottt<l only get 44 billion tlollars, or not cnougtr t() run our (irlvcrntncttt frlr tlne year," saitl Sweet.

'

"l,ivcry suggcstirtn rnatle lly the l'resi<lcnt in his St;rtc of thc Nltion a<klrcss has sotttc relationship to thc ittlt<lttrtt rlf ruroncy Autericittrs ltrc g<ling to have to spcn<l in 1950," Sweet statetl. "As retail lttmber tlcalers we think of ottrselvcs :ts locitl bttsirtcssrrrcn, yet cvcry tllovc wc nrake in tlttr business ttt<lay is alTectctl lly n:rtional-ilttcrnatitlnal <levcl<lprrtents, rlr is h:rving sonre cffect on thetrr."

"l,et's quit kitlding ourselves that we citn :tffortl to pay otrt thc world's greatest atrotlnt of ttnetnployrttent instlrltnce, the highest okl age benefits, thc freest an<l most costly rnedical service an<l at the sarnc tinre practic:rlly give away the world's most costly housing in the forru of pttblic housing," he srrggestetl.

"The Fcdcral Governntcnt today is juggling a tlebt 6ve

BBIIT T'LAMDB

.

WHOLESALE LUMBER

Representing:

J. E. Tsarnas & Son, Wegtt, Calif.

Wesi Coast Sawmillr Inc., Garberville' Calif.

Bedwood - I)ouglas f.lr

Ponderosa Plne

224-226 F. & M. Bldg.

320 PINE AVE., LONG BEACH 12, CALTF. Phone LB 6-5217Teletype LB 88'029

Los Angeles phone NEvada 6-2724

Erik Flamer W. E. (Ernie) Moss Direct Mill ShiPments

"Thus if this inrpr<lbablc situati<ln came true, an<l we all tui.ncrl over otlr asscts to thc governrllent, itn(l left ourselves inrlxlvcrishe<l, there still rv<luld not be enough nroncy to run tlrc govcrnttrettt f<lr three years at its llresent r:tte tlf s1rcn<ling," hc lxrintcd out. "Of course, we wottld all havc ttl g<l on rclief, trrxl then the cost of govcrnrucnt woultl risc cven fttrther so th:rt thc rlroney tlonated to it wotrl<l last :rtl cvetr shorter length of tirrre."

If you really want to l<lok for inflation, if yott rcally want to ltnow where the costs are bcing tlrivcn up, l<xlk llt your tax structrlre. It has risen tetl titrrcs since 1932, Swcet told the rlcrrlcrs.

"The world's greatest give-away show in Washington needs watching. It is up to us to point out the fallacy of such spending. It is u1t to us to pro$e that private initiative and private cntcrprise has been thc goose that laicl the golden egg of plenty in this lantl ; that it is still work antl nlanpower that procluces," he cortcluclecl.

Shipments BY Rcil cnd Ccngo

All SPecies

Telephone TeletYPe

BRocrdwcy 6651 Pild. 167

HARRY H. WHITE I.UMBTR GO.

714 W. Olympic Blvd.

Los Angeles 15, Colil.

Phone Rlchmond 0592

WHOIFSAI.E DISIBIBUTOB

SPecializing in Bed Cedcn Shingles, Shckes, Plywood, Bocr&, Dimension" Doors, etc.

JAMES L. HALL

PHoNES: Sutter l-7520-21-22 --- ro32 mtrlS BU|LD|NG, sAN FRANctsco 4, GAUF.

Telerype SF 066

PoRT ORFORD CELAR (whire Cedor or lowron Cypress)-AtASKA (yellow) cEDAR-DoUclAs FlR

NED CEDAR-REDWOOD (SPIiT & SOWN)-SITKA TPRUCE-WESTERN HEMIOCK-SUGAR PINE-PONDEROSA PINE

ARGATA RDDWOOD GO.

ANCATA, CALIF.

Precision Bond Sqwn lumber Cut From Old Growth Humboldt Redwood fimber

Scles Agents

Arcotcr Lum.ber Sqles Co. Southem Calitornicr 420 Market St. I, I. Rec

Sqn Frcrncisco ll S4l0 Wilshire Blvd., L.A. 36 YUkon 6-2062 Wyoming ll09

CARLOW COMPANY

738 Eqst 59th Street

tos ANGETES t, CAHF. Telephone CEntury 2-9965

Manulacturers ol Whire Pine Doors - Blinds Metql Covered Doors Vatcb for "Cailow-Los Angelef' Label

I,UMBER

Al4olprc,k.-A fuUrh?

Since TBBB OFFICE, 'IAI[[, YARD AND DOCKS 2nd & Alice gts., Oqklqnd 4 Glencourt 1-6861

Elected President ol Clags

l'hillip l,atasa, son-in-law of Iirank J' Connrllly, presi<lcnt ,rf \\'csicrrr Hitr4wtxxl t,ttrrrber C.nt'any, l'tts Angeles' who h;rs been attcnding the Natiotral Har<twrxxl Lurnber Association's lnspcction ichrxrl at Mcnrllhis, Tcnn', has been elected clars 1,resi,lgrt. lIc cxt)ccts t() rettlrrl trl Lrls Angclcs thc nri<ldle of l.'cllruary.

North Dqkotc Launches Tree Fqrm Progrrcnt

\\';rshingtrtn, l).().-North l):tkota is thc Nation's twentyst.r,t,nlh 'lrcr. l,'arrl stlttr. art<l thc first to certify shelterbelt rlt x xlkrts.

'l'lrc North l):rkotil 'l'rcc Farttl l)rogrillll is sponsore<l by the Sclrtxrl 0f l.'rlrcstry arr<l thc Stiltc Farnr Forestry C<lrnrnittee. Alrt'lr<ly l7 <liffert'nt owncrships, totalling l'536 acres, have lx't'rt t'crtifietl ;ts Trcc Farnrs.

GI Houses Show Down-Trend

ltttrchase llrice of new lr<ltrres financc<l by \iAguarirtttct'<l first rrtrlrtgages showc<l a stea<ly <lownwar<l trend i,"t*..,t \llrrch an<l Octoltcr, <lropping frrtnl $9760 to $9277' Tlrc ;rvcrage in April was $9666, IVIay $9'590, June $9499' Jull' $9.1(13, Attgtrst $9379; Septcnrber $9313' Thcse statistics :rrc ()ll first rnrlrtgages, not in conrllin:ttion with FHA-instrretl rllortgagcs. The nttrrrbcr of tlresc lllortgages have also shown alr itrcreltsc sincc Jttne.

Charlie Henry, C. l'. l"l enrY \lrs. FIcnry retttrnerl l:rst weel< nrollile to \\Iicl<cnllurg, Arizon:r, llill, who is a <loctor in that citY,

& Co., Los Arrgcles, antl frour a l0-cl;ry triP bY autorvhcre they visite<l their son and their ncw grandson'

\(ANT ADS

SCREENS for all tYPes of STEEL SASH

Rudiger-Lang Co'

Eighth & Carleton Sts., Berkeley, Calif', TH' 3-0340 Ozi So. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, Calif" WY' 6865

KILN D.RYING

We are one of the largest custom dry -kilns on the West Co-a-stWe also sell, rent, ot tuiiii 6;b;; cairiers and lift trucks' Will "xchange equiPment lor lumber.

WESTERN DRY KILN & EQUIPMENT CO.

P.O. Box 622, Wilmington, Calif'

Phones: NEvada 6-13?l and TErminal tl-6624

WANT ADS

FOR SALE OR TRADE

GERLINGER LUMBER CARRIER tizc 51' r 60"' in cxccllcnt mechanical condition, good tircr and ro forth' Pricc t3500' wrl,lAccEPTLUMBERINTRADEatprevailingmarket pricc.

ROY FORTE,

Irrodtrction Machincr5, f or thc I'I'oodzuorhinll Tracle 1417 East l2th Street, Lor Angclcs z!' C-afif. bir6"".l- tu.i"i ss56Res' MEtcalf 3-2562

LUMBER YARD FOR LEASE

Choicc location, 1454 Eaet Compton Blvd, Compton' Calif' Two blocka caet of Central Ave. Yard paved and fenccd' A ncw office ;rlldi"g in front, and a new lumber rhed in rear' Alro a S-room ;;; ;.t yard superintendcnt. Yard has bcen in operation for 6 years.

M. R. WOOLEY, OWNER

Regidcnce 62? North June Street, Lor Angelee 4' Calif' TelePhone GRanite o4l4

FOR SALE

Modern Remanufacturing Plant, Northern California Equipment: One Yates-American A-62' Planer-Matcher all motorired' One S2S 30", Woods Planer' One Resaw and green chain. Two Carries. One Lift' Land: 30 acres with rail spur adjoining Mill Bldg.

Address Box C-1787, California Lumber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif'

LUMBER YARD FOR SALE

A going business, in fast growing community' outside of smog area at Victorville' 6S0 frame stucco houses soon to be erected for Air Forces. Yard and office equipment' office supplies and inventory approximately $20,000'00' Property lor sale or lease'

BOX 578, VICTORVILLE' CALIF.

TelePhone 331

MACHINERY FOR SALE

BORING IVIACHINE: Root type CH-10 spindle, hydraulic feed, all ball bearing, current type machine, excellent condition'

CUT-OFF SAW: Irvington "Hill" automatic' ccmplete with table and gauges, like new.

RIP SAWS: Rebuilt Sinker-Davis and Greenlee gang Rip Saws'

SANDERS: Yates No. 4gl-42" endless bed, 3-drum' Beach 2' drum. 49", ball bearing and motorized' Used less than 1 year'

MATCHERS:Stetson-Ross25"l0-knife,withmotorizedripping attachment and feed table, complete with motor, belts' etc' Ball bearing bottom cylinder and side heads' Ideal box factory planer' Woods 4A+B 20" 8-knife matcher, complete with all operating equipment.

WAGNER MACHINERY CO.

1961 Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles 21, Calif '

VAndike 2431

WANT AD S

Rate-$2.50 per Colurnn Inch.

Closing dqtee lor copy, Sth qnd 20th

WOODWORKING MACHINER,Y FOR SALE

HERMANCE MOULDER 12" x4", ball bearing. Very late model, with power.

MERSHON RESAW 60" wheels. 75 HP mo,tor.

McCOY GANG RIP SAW, ball bearing, with 50 Hp motor.

BITLL DOUBLE END MITER AND CUTOFF SAW. ball bearing, direct drive, latest type. Ideal machine for furniture and casket manufacturing.

PLANER 30" Orton with 20 HP motoq ball bearing.

YATES, 2 side Planer, No. 177, with round heads. direct drive.

PLANER-MATCHER 15" x 8" ball bearing, all electric (direct drive) with top and bottom profiles, 6-knife round heads, in operatron.

AMERICAN STICKER, 10" ball bearing, rebuilt.

YA"TES BAND RIP SAW with resawing attach., ball bearing.

TANNEIWITZ BAND SAW, 3O'' direct motor drive, ball bearing.

DRUM SANDER 30" with motor.

NORTHFIELD JOINTER, 12" round head, 3 HP direct drive, ball bearing.

IRVINGTON SWING SAW, 60" arm, 3 HP direct drive, ball trearing.

GERLINGER FORK LIFT TRUCKS, 8 ton capacity.

2 19+6 models in rebuilt condition, good tires. 94,000 each. I 1949 model, $6,000.

ROY FORTE,

Production Mackinery for the 1.4/oodzvorhing Trade

1417 East 12th Street, Los Angeles 21, Calif..

Phones: TUcker 8556Res. MEtcatf. 3-:2562

FOR SALE

Moulding Mill with planing mill facilities in Sacramento dis- tricl All m,achinery and plant new and in excellent operating condition. Presently in operation with good rnanagement. Can bi sold with or without inventory. Other business interests reason for selling.

Address Box C-1783, California Lumber Metchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

MERCED .COUNTY YARID FOR SALE

Ground with very good new buildings, truck and offrce equip- ment, $9300. Inventory at cost about $8,O00. Sales and profit figures will be shown,

We have other yards for sale in Southern California, ff you want to sell your yard give us a ring.

TWOHY LUMBER CO.

LUMBER YARD AND SAWMILL

BROKERS

810 Petroleum Bldg., Los Angeles 15, Calif. PRospect 8746

FOR SAIE

OAK FTOONING MItt

Capacity 750,000 to 80o,0oo M' per month. Dry-Kiln capacity 1,400,000 M" per month. A[ modern machinery electric d]ivei. Plenty of room and ideal arrangem€nt in mill to-add another side matcher if desired. Located in Soulhwest with lowest freight rate to West Coast. Enjoy best customer clientele throughout the country. Nationally advertised brand- In one of the best hardwood producing sections. Plenty of rough lumber available within reasonable radius around planl Good stock of dry lurnber on yard. All well built for permarrent operation. Would sell all shares or might sell part, or might transfer entire operation on long time lease- arr_angement. If interested in nice and efficient plant. write for details.

Address Box C-1779, California Lumber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 15, Calif.

Nomes of Advertirerr in thio Deportmenl using o blind oddress connot be divulgei. All inquiries cnd replier should be addressed to key shown in the odvertisement.

SALESMAN WANTED

First class outsiCe salesman wanted by Northern California :?_ult.y yard in. good cornpetitive territorf- permanent-poritio". state age, experience and compensation expected.

Address Box C-|ZZ6, California Lumber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

YOUNG MAN WANTED

Well established San J'rancisco wholesale lumber company wants a.yorqlg man with college .education,_preferably Forestry-o, En_ gineering degree,- who.is-willing t" aid in-io tia.n th; ;h;lesale rum-Der and wood _sp€cialty business. D.esire one with some retail yard experience. Write full particulars.

Address Box C-1786, California Lumber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

EKPENIENCED DRY KIIN OPERATOR AVAITABI.E FOR POSITION

Experienced _dry kiln operator, with Al references, is available 191 _!lo_"tttol:,.,ttas 18 years' experience as kiln operator and yard toreman. willing to go an]rwhere.

C. L. TAYLOR

810 Wilson, Richmond, Calif. BEacon 5-1203

POSITION WANTED

Competent retail lumber yard manager, 25 years experience all phases of lumber business, 4j years, ryarriea, family, aesi'ies p""itioii as rnaruger of city yard of substantial volume oi'one witf heavv potential volume. Capable of operating in a highly competiiivl sltuatron. Now employed but. wish to make a change.

Address Box C-1784, California Lumber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

MR. EMPLOYER

Presently employed as m;rnager of retail yard, 29 years old, with family. 7 years experience in buying, selling, collections and gen_ eral yard management, lots of FHA Title I. Not afraid to work and wants job with lots of it. Desire to become connected with progressive company with a permanent position. Bondable and references,

Address Box C-1785, California Lumber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

WANTED,

MILLWORK Salesman for small established detail and custom mill located in So. California. Must be aggressive, have own car, refefences required. Engineering or Consiruction experience an ass€t, but not essential. Possible interest in business to right partyno investment required,

Address Box C-1789, California Lumber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

MACHINERY FOR SALE

Planer & -Matcher, Yates f 91 six-knife round cylinders, 6x15', with top and bottom profile. With 12 extra heads and extra repair parts. Price.. .$4,225.00

ALAMO MANUFACTURERS' AGENT

208 Gibbs Bldg., San Antonio, Texas

OUR ADYERTISERS

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Alllnro&ltuls Cc. a

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Lrrilfi. I t(lrtrm, Inc. ..................31

!lur Dlmmd Ccrrcrdls a Lltact tmb.r Cc.. Inc. a lwn I Cmpcty, Clcy ......................-...41

lruco Co., l. t. ........................................20

lrurh Indnlrlol lmbrr Cc. I

loclloy Dccr Co.. t. l. I

lulldlng llddol Dlrttlbulcn, Int. .......,f3 lumr tmbor Cc, 4

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Olttrc,*t

Trcgedy Strikes Fcmily

Ol Bcrtes Smith

tccDcncld Co., l. W, .............................4i

llccDmold I Hc??lnelil, tld. ..............29

llqDogecff Dor I lrmr Co. .......'....1f

l|ohcgmy Inponlne Co. ..................1.1.C'

Ittoplj 1re3. ..................at

llonh Woll P?oduGtr, Inc' ........................16

llorflaor Cc., |' W. ..............................t9

l|loon 3upplld, 14c. ..1

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North.m l.dw@d lunbtr Cc. ..............4

Po.ltc Cootl Agir.got.t, Inc, I

?oclic Fororf Prodcctt, In<. ....................39

?oclir l{odwood 3ol0 Co' t

Pcllc Lmbor Drolrrr Supply, Inc.......53

Pq<lfr lmbor Co,, lhc t

?qclic l|ufrcl Door Co. t

?qdfic Wlrc Prcductr Co. ...............33

?orofinc Cmponlor, lhc *

Pormlno lmbr Co. ...........-....................35

Polrl<l Lcmba. Co. ................................40

Pcnbrrf hy Lmbcr Cmpony ................37

Philllpr t llurphy Lumbrr Co, ..................39

Poadrroro Plnr Woodwo* -.,.,. i

?opc t Tolbot, InG., Lmbrr Divltlon.... I

Portlond Gamant Arro(1o11on I

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cotton, of Seattle, Washington, nlct t'rilgic an(l accident:rl dcath by asphyxiation in their honrc in ttrat city on thc night of Wednesday, January Itl. I\{rs. Cotton was thc only (lnughter of Mr. and Mrs' l|:rtcs Snritlt, of Los Angeles. Mr. Smith is one of the nrost higtlly resl)ected veteriln wholesale lumbernten of Southcrtr California.

A llrokcn gas main cklsc to their home was the cause of thcir dcath. I'robably restllting fronl the heavy storms that grippecl thc Seattle territory, the f ttmes f rom this mairr in s()nre wty penetrnte(l irrto the hottsc where Mr' an<l I\{rs. Cottotr lverc asle;p. Their llodies lvere found thc rrcxt da1'. The fact that they tlse(l t1() gas in the ('ottotr honrc att<l therc arc tr() g:ts c()llncctions thcre' nlit(lc thc trltgctly all thc m()re acci(lcntal.

'fhc <Lrtrblc furtcral was hcl(l in Seattlc Jantrary 23'

E. A. Frost

Dolton, R. W. t

Co.

Donover Co., Inc. ........-..,..........................45

Dooley ond Co. .53

Door t Plywood Jobber, Inc. .....-....... t

Ellloll. F. W. I

Errfey t 3on, O. C. .-....-.............................44

Eubqnk & Son, L. H.

Eviu Produdr Co. .....-..................

Exchonge 5qwmillr Soler Co.....

Foirhutrt Lumbe. Co. ....--........

t7 I

Fern Tru(king Co, .....-....-......-..-.......-.--.-.... *

Fir Doo. ln!titule ...........-.-..-...----..---.--.--.-. *

Flr-Tsx of Soulhein Cqlifornlo ..---.-..-..15

Fir-Tex of Norlhem Cqlifornlq ...-,-.-......15

Flomer, Erik .............--.52

Firk t Moron ...-----.---29

Flelrhmqn lumber Co. .,........................-.-,52

Fordyce Iumber Compdny ........-.............-- |

Fore3f Producl! Sqler Compqny -..-...-....51

Founlqin Lumber Co., Ed ..-.-.--..-.-----.--.-.. I

Freemqn & Co., Stephen G. ................--27

Gqnerrlon & Green Lumber Co......-......51

Gqrcio T.qfnc Service, B. R. -..,.......-...... t|

Gerfinger Corrier Co. .....-.....-...-......--...---29

Gorrlin-Hording lumber Co. ---...,..,..-..... *

Greenlee Lumber Co. ..---....,..--...........-....-,54

Holey, Bror. ....--...-.---.-..51

Holl, Jomes t. -,--.-........-..-...........---.-..--.-..53

Hommond Lcmber Co.,,,--..,..........--..-..---46

Horbor Plywood Corp. of Cqliforniq..---*

Horrir Lumber Co., L. E, ..............-.--.--... t

Hefiernon Supply Compony, In(. --.---...-..51

Higgins tumbe. Co., J. E. .-..,-..-.-.-.,-....41

Hill & ilorton, Inc. ................-.....--.,-.,-....14

Hobbs Woll Lumber Co. ....--..--.-..,,,..,.,......35

Hofimon Componv, Eorl ....--....--..---.--.--.--.-39

Hogon Lumber Co. .,.-....,..........-.---.,..,---.-53

Hoover Co., A, t. ..-....,,,.......-...---..---,.,...- t

Hyste. Compony .-..,.,,.,.-13

lrving Lumber ond iloulding, Inc....-.-37

Joner Hordwood & Plywood Co.

Johnron Lcmber Corp., C. D.

Johns-Mqnville Corporolion -.,-,

Kelley, Albert A. Kline

Tqconq lumber 3qler ..............................13

lorler, Webrler E Johnron, Inc. -...1.F.C'

Triongle Lumber Co. .................-..---...-... t

Union lumber Cmpqny ....-,....,-...,.......-.. *

Uniled Stqlet Gyptum Co. ....--.......,.......... t

li. A. Irrost, SO-year-olcl prcsi(lent of Frost Lttmber Industries, died in Shreveport, La., January 16, after a long illncss. 'fhotrgh inactive of late years l)ecause of ill health, hc ha<l becrr regar<le<l as the leading citizcn of his communit1,, his intcrcsts besides civic enterprises including memlrcr au<l board chairman of v:rriotts lranks and railroads in thc Ark:rnsits-Tcxas-T,ottisiana area. He rvas an executive of Utriotr Sau' I\fill company, Arkansas and Louisiana l\fiss()uri llail\\'a)' Compitny, Louisiana and Pine Bluff Railu'ay ('onrpany, the Nacogdoches and Srluthwestern Railroad ('ourpanr', Irrost-\\thited Invcstnrdrrt Company, Shreveport l,ong Lcaf Ltttttller Company, Frost Har<lrvood Flooring (-onrpanv iur(l the Slagle-Johnson Ltlmber Company' llorn otr :t fartn near Texarkana on Octoller 25, 18(19, he n'orke<l arottnd sa'rvmills as a boy, graduated from Southwcstcrrl 13aptist University at Jackson, Tenn,, then took :r business cotlrse and went to u'ork as bookkeeper for C' T. Crorvell at Long l.eaf, I-ouisiana. Along with others hc organized thc Frost-Trigg Lumber Company of Texarkana in 1897 arld then \\rent on to organize or purchase further sarvmill ol)erations, u'hich culminated in the Frost I.umlrer Industries in 1925. This firm was the merger of some thirteen active sawmill tlnits and became one of the largest lrtmlter ltroducers in the South.

In 1924 hc l>ecame president of the Southern Pine Association, n,hich he helpecl organize in 1914. He served turo terms. I

\\rithout green leaves our food supply would be irrevocably cut off and all animal life would perish from the face of the earth. In addition to food, green leaves of trees and other plants maintain the supply of oxygen in the air and rrrodrrce all of ottr fuel.

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LUIIEEN

BUYER'S GUIDE

Ar-cciq Redwood Co, (rl) .....YUlroa 5-206?

Atlinsou-S{utz Compcay (ll) .GArlield l-1809

Cords Lumb;er Coopcny (4) .......yUkon 6-6306

Donr 6 Russell, Scles Co. (ll) .SUtter l-6381

Deuig Lumber Coapoy (ll) .....YULoa 6-0869

Dolb€e! 6 Ccrloa Lumber Co, (4) ..YULon 6-512l

Elliott, F.- W. (ll) ......DOuslcs 2-l2ll

Eviu Products Co. (4) ....yUlon 6-5516

Foirhurgt Lunber Co. (W. W. Forrest) (5)

Gqnersron 6 Greea Lumber co, 1rffk"" e-ezee

Hcr, rqmes L. (4) . 1g?r1H i:igi3

Hcenoad Lumber Co, (l) .... .DOuslqs 2-3398

Hisgias Lunber Co. l. E. (24) ..VAlencia l-87{l

flobb3 Wail Lumber Co. (4, .....GArtisld I-7752

Ilolues Eurelc Lumber Co. ({) GArtield t-1921

Kline d Bul (5) .DOugtcs 2-t382

Lcmon-Boanington Compcny (3) ...YULon G-SZ2I

Lcshley Lumber Scles Co., Inc. ( I l,l DOuglcs 2-5070

MccDonold 6 Hcrriagton Ltd., (ll)

Mcrrilcr co.. L. w. ({) .. . f*"ril: l:3333

Norlhcm Rcdwood Lumbcr Co, ({) El|brooL 2-7894

SAN TRANGISGO

Pccific tuaber Co., The (4) ..GArlield t-ll8l

Pqtriclt Lunber Co. (O. L. Bucgum) 0l)

pdrcEiro Lumber co. ({) ..... clHii !:3i88

Pope d Talbot, Inc., Lunber Divigion, (l) DOuglqs 2-2561

Bouads Trcding Compcny ({) .,....YUfroa 6-0912

Sqnlq Fe Lumber Co, (ll) .......E1ftroob2-ZO4

Shevlir-McCloud Lumber Co. (5) Et(brooy Z-?Ml

Sidewqll Lumber Co. (2{) ..ATwcter 2-8112

Siskiyou Forest Producrr " "tU.-ToIll ,rrrn

Sudden d Cbristeuon, Iac. (4)..GArtield l-28{6

Torter. Wabster d lobneon, tnc. ({)

Tcyror Lumber co., Becver Douglqs 2-2060 (Floyd W. Etlioil) (lt) .........DOuslcr 2-{Zll

Twin Harbors Lumber Co. (ll) (Frcnl J. O'Connor) ..GArlield l-56{l

Union Lumbcr Compcny ({) ......SUttcr l-6t?0

Wendling-Ncthcn Co, ({) .SUttcr l.535ll

West Orogoa Lumber Co. (3) ..IlNdorhill l-O20

wealerq Piae supplv compcnv {i*derhill l-ss8o

Weyerhceuser Scles Co, (8) .....GArfield l-8971

Windele: Co. Ltd., George (21)..VAloacia l-l8dl

HARDWOODS

Bruce Co,, E. L. (3). .MArLet l-l8it9

White Brotbers (24) .ATwcter 8-l{30

sAsH_DOOnS_PLYWOOD

Associqted Plywood Millg, Iuc. (21)

Buckrey Door co., F. s. (24)..... *+YZ\Zi""n?,

Hqrbor Plywood Corp. ol Caliloraic (3)

Nicotqi Door sates co. o0) ..... #r!lL1l |--t#H

Roddiscrqlt Inc, (24) .....tUaiper {-2136

Simpsor LossiDg Co. (5) ..........yUion S-622e

Unitod Stqtes Pllvood Corp. (2tl) ATwator 2-lggit

CNEOSOTED LUMBER-POLES_ PILING_TIES

Americqu Lunber G Trecring c". (Slrt., t-ruzr

Baxler, J. H. d Co. (4) .DOuglG 2-388it

Hcll, Jcmes L., ({) ......SUiler l-Z52lt

MocDoucld 6 Hcrrington Ltd. (lt)

GArfield l-8392

Pope 6 Tolbot, Iuc., Lumbsr Divisios ({) DOuglcs 2-258t

Wendliag-Notbca Co. (l) ..SUttcr l-5383

O AK tAI{D -BDRKELEY-Af AMED A

LUIVISEB

Cqlilonic Lunbor Sql.r (l) ......IEllog {.f0l

Ccatro Vclley f,ilns (Hcywqrd) ,.LUccroc l-8S51

Gqmerston d Grcea Luber Co. (6) SEllog {-6{6{

Godia-Hcrdiag Lunber Co. So Locadro ..Locl'hcvon 0-1861

Hill 6 Morton, lac. (7) ........ANdover I-10?7

folley, Albert A. (Alcmedq) ...Lchehurst 2-275{

Kuhl Lumber Co., Cqrl H, Gbcs. S. Dodgo (Brrleley 5)..THornwcll 3-9015

LUMIEN

Andcrgon-Hqnsoa Co. (Srudio City)STcaley ?-4721

Aoglo-Cclilonic Lunber Co. (l) THornwa[ 3l{{

Arcctc Bedwood Co, (I, I. Aec) (36)

Arliaroo-stuu co. (Ray var ldc, ,wYoonine ll09 RYaa l-7T21, SYcqmorc 2-8192

Allontic Lunber Co. (C. P. Henry 6 Co.)

Arrqa Lumbcr co. (zr) B$::B::l 9l6i

Bough Bror. C Co. (Zl) .ANget-u 3-ZlU

,ougb. ccrl w. (Pcscdenc n, s*;;11?.. Ii333

Brom 6 Conpcny, Clqy (35)....WEbrtrr 3-0tlt5

Erush Industriql Lumbor Co. QZl Ailcrelus l-1155

Buru Lumber Conpcny (36) ....WELrtcr 3-5861

Cqtr d Co., L. ,. (W. D. Dumiag) (15)

chonrlcnd cad Asocicres, p. w. (ifftp"tt 8843

George croush (s)...... .Hiit$ irii

Collias d Meyer, Inc, (23). ,..... .ANgelug 3-5133

Colsolrdqred Lumber Co. (7) .....trIchmond 2l{l (Wilmington) ....NE. 6-188f WilE. Ter. {.2637

Cooper-Morgon Lumber Co.

Willred T. Cooper Lbr. Co. (Pascdenc l) RYcn l-7631; SYccmore 3-2921

Cooper Wholcsale Luber Co., W, E. (f3)

Dauoa G co., R. w. o3) .... ..." H:l"5-eiil

Dcrt d Rueaqll, Sales Co. (l) .......ADd6r 8l0l

Dolboot d Ccrson Lumbgr Co. (13) VAudihe 8'1t92

Donovor Co. Iac. (lt) ...........,.f,Dans l-1205

Dooley cnd Co. ({l) .......ALbcny 1822

Eufcy, D. C.- 6 Soa (22r....... .ANgolw ,-tt8g

Fairhursl Lumber Co. (Phillips d- Murphy Lbr. Co.) (15) .-........PRospect (E?l

l'irestonc Lumber lndustries (rl) HEmpsieqd 3lS5

Fisk d Mqgon (So. Paradenq) ....PYsaEid l.ll9?

EriL Ftqaer (Loas Brcch 12)....t#e'E-J:i Slgt

t'oreal Products Sclet Co. (Ingl3wood)

OBcqon 8-3858

Freeuqr ll Co., Stcpbca G. (Bqlboc)- ' '. i/ i,, ., ' rr " , l:ktbor ZUA

!d. !9un-!aia Lunbor Co, (l) ......LOgqa 8-2iliil

Goslin-Hcrding Lunbcr Co. (4. !1. Doaovcn, ^. /; (l3) .MAdiron 9-2i55

i{cm!-oad Lumber CompcDy (5{t ..PRogpect l3it3

Ilcrris Luubcl Co., L. E. 15) ....DUalirL 2-Zl0l

tlqrl Hotlmcd,Eo. (,!3)' .AXmiagter 3-52gl

Hill il Morton, Iac. (16) .....BRcdrcw 2-r!3l5

Holoes Eurckq Lumber co. trol"Tllliir"f,"ftiSi

rloover, A. L. (35) .........YOrL 1168

Kuhl Lunber Go., Ccrl H. f,. S. Oseood (tl). .tBidrr 8Z2S

Lcsblcy Lunbcr Sclcs Co., lac. (Pcgcdeas)- SYruoro 5-5307L.l. Ploar - BYar l-8f23

Pqqi8c Foregt Productr, Iac. ....TWinoqlr 3-9866

Tricngle Lumbcr Co. (12) .. ..TEmplebcr 2-2{97

Weatorq Dry Kiln Co. (3) .LOclbaveu 8-328{

PANELS_D OONS_SASH_SCNEENS

PLYWOOD_MILLWOBT

Wholesclc Lumber Dietributors, Cqlilorniq Builders Supply Co, (rl) Inc. (7) .fWiroct s 3-25t5 iEnptebcr d_8383 E, K, Wood Lumber Co. (5) ....fEllog 4-8{86 Hcrbor Plywood Corp. ot Catilornis (6)

ITARDWOODS

Bruce Co,, E. L. (l). ......EEUog 3-66?7

Slrablc Hqrdwood Conpcny (7) TEnplebcr 2-558r! whir. Brotbets (l) .ANdovor l-1600

TOS AITGELES

Lcwreace-Pbilips Lunbcr Co. (15) PBosooct 8174

Los-Ccl l,unbcr Co, (ll). .JEflo-ron 6231 t unbu Mcrt (23) At{golur O-Z5(B

MqcDonqld Co., l. llV. 05) .......p8oroect ?lg,l

MqcDonald 6 Horringtoa, Lrd. (lS) pnogiect 3lZ?

Mabogoy lEportilg Co. (l{) .....TRLity 9551

Ossood, Robcrt S. (U) ............TRiairy 8225

Pocrlic Lumber Co., Tbe (36) .........yOrL 1168

Pqcrlic loreat Products, Iac., (Iim Kirbvl

_ (u).

yqtrlck luEber Co, (Eastman Lumber Sslcr) (15)

TEapbbcr 6-35d1

llogca Lumber Compcay ({) ...Gf,cqcourt l-6961

Uuired Stctos Plywood Corp. (?) TWinoqlc 3-55{4

Westera Door G Scgh Co. (20) ..TEnpleb<rr 2_grl(Xl

E. f. Wood Luber So. (8) ....KEilog {-8{66

HANDWOODS

8ruce. Co.,_ E. -L. (l{) .plecscsr !-ll0i

Attqa. LuEber- Co.- (Zl) .pnosplct ?l0l Dobarrott lumb€r Co. Inc. (Zl) ...pBogpect 3ZlS Brush tndustricl Luuber Co: eq en-g"ti"-i_it$ renDertby luEber Co. (ll) ........Klmbqu Sllt Stduton, E. f. d Soo (lt)' .......CElruti_5iii lropicct 6 wesren Lumbei Co. (t{) tOA; 8-23i3 wesroru Hcrdwood Lumber Co. isslpno;;;ci 6t6l

Anerrccn ltardrrood Co. (21) ....pRospect {935

Pope G Tolbor, Inc., Lumber Divigion (15)

philips d Murphy Lunber "". ttu.l"13333El 83?i

Ptrorpect 82ill

E. L. Beitz Co. (15) .pBosDecr Z169

Rounds. Trcdiag Co, (Long Bccch 2) ZEilth 60{l

Iludbacb d Co. John A. (15) .......TUcter 5ll9

SqB P€dro Lumber Co. (21) .....Rlcbnoad ll{l

Shevlin-McCtoud Lunber Compoy (lS)

P8ospect 0615

SisLiyou Forest Products oI Colitoraia

Stephen G. Freenca G Co., Bqlboc Harbor 20ill South Bcy Lunber Co. (Hawtborac)

OBrgon 8-159?

Spcldiag Lunber Co. (29) ANqctus g-ilSl

Sudden d Cbrigteuoa, IDc. 0{) ...lBility 8gl{

Iqcomq Lumber Sqlcr, (15) .......pBogpect ll0g

Iqrrer, Webster 6 Johueon, Inc. 2it) ANgilus {lg3

Tcylor Lunber Co., Socvcr (I, I. Bcq) 35 ..\f,tEbsrer ?0A8

TwLn Hcrbors Lunber Co, (15) (C. P. Henry 6 Co.) .......'.....pRorpect 65l{

Union Lumber Conpcay (15) ..TRiaitv 2282

WendliDg-Ncrbca Co. (35) .YOti. 1168

West Oregoa tuabcr Co. (15) ...Ricbmond 0281

Weyerhceuser Scles Co. (7) ....Rlchnosd 7-0505

Wbcley Lumbcr Co,, L. S. (Long Bcqcb S) LB 2-2070 NEvcdc 6-1085

Wheeloch, Inc., E. U, (t2) .,......Mlchioca 213?

Wbite Lubcr Go., Hcrry H. (15) ..Blcba-ond 0592

Wilsoa Luopcr Co., A. K. (Doningue: runctio!) NEvcda 8-2116ll NEwmcrh l-865I

E. t. Wood Luaoer Co. (5{) IEfiorroa 3ttl

Wood, EcrI F. (2il) .....Ailgotu! 3{ml

CNEOSOTED LUMEEB_POLES PILING_TIES

Americqn Lumber 6 Trectiag Co, (15)

Bqxr€r. r. H. d co. (r3) . #ffiH 3l3i

MacDoaald 6 Hcrrington, Lfd. (15) PRospecl 3127

McCormick 6 Bqxtrr Crccotilg Co. (15)

Olegor &37!16

Pope d Tolbot Inc., Lunber Ot"bto"t"!ljl., grff

sAsH-D OOBS-MrLrWOnr_scnEENS

PIYWOOD-INONING BOASDS

Associqted Moldiag Co. (2,i2) ......Ailgetus g-gll9

Bccl Pcael Compcny (ll) ........ADaro 3-{225

Sessonette 4 Eclstrom, Inc, (ll) ADqms 3-422g

Cqlilonia Door Compqnv ot Los Angeles, Th€ (-58) .XJnbqll 2l{l

Caliloraic Mlllworl, lnc. Inglewood) .........ORegoa g-3rl5l

Coliloruio Pcael d Veneer Co. (54) TRinity 00S?

Ccrlow Compcny (l) . ..CEntury 2-9855

Cobb Co., T. M. (f l) ...ADcu I-IUZ

Dcvidsoa Plywood 6 Lumber Co. (21) At{golur 3-8931

Door 6 Plywood lobben luc, (2it)..ANgclus 9-8188

EubdEL d So, L. H. (hglewood)..ORigon 8-2255

Irving Lu,iqber cad Mouldiag, lac. (22,) ..........LOsa! 5-5tal,[

Koehl, lno, W. ii Son (23) .......ANgelus 9-8191

Mcple Bros. (Wbittier) ..Whitrier 4-O03

MccDougcll Door 6 Frqne Co, (2)..LOrcin 6-3lEG

Nicolqi Door MIg. Co, ..ORego! 8-3726

Oregon-Wcshington Plywood Co,..ORegoa &3216

Pcgilic Lumber Declera Supply Co., Inc. (Hqbor cily) ... .....ZErtth 1156; Ionita 1156

Boddis Cclilorniq, Iac. (ll) .....-.....IEfierson 3281

Scnpron Co. (Pqgcden.s) .......'.... .hYqu l-69it9

Simpeon Loggiag Co. (2I) .........PBospect 9l{ll

United Stqtes Plywood Coap. Ql) Eicbmond 7-0661

United Stctes Plywood Cbrp.' I (Glcndcle Arec) ...Clrrue l-2133

Woslern Custom Mill, Iac. (22) ..ANgelua 2-9ll?

Wegt Cosst Plywood Co, (13)....1'lAdiaon g-2173

Wost Codst Screel Co, (l) ....ADsas l-1109

Wegten Mill d Moulding Co, (2)..LOroia 6-0l$l

'Postolfice Zone Number in Pcnenlhegig.