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Redwood Blocks Are Big Hit As Golf Club Floor

Last summer the Wilshire Country Club, Los Angeles, as part of the interior reconstruction of their beautiful club building, tore away the old floors of the club, which were showing wear very badly, and installed in their place in the locker rooms and grill rooms of the club, Redwood block floors\ It was more or less of an experiment for country club purposes, although block floors for factory use have proven wonderfully satisfactory duringthe past several years in all parts of the ceuntry.

The floors are apparently a wonderful success. The nails in the golfers' shoes do no damage whatsoever; there is no wear on the exposed ends of the grain, and there is every inclication that these floors, like most good block floors rvhen used under covers, will improve withage. They are easy to walk on with hob nails, and will apparently set an example in golf club floors that may be followed with satisfaction elsewhere. The floors of a heavily used golf club are always a problem. In this use of ,ivooden block, the problem seems to be solved.

ANTONIO CIURLTZZA. SOUTH AMERICAN LUMBERMAN, VISITS CALIFORNIA

Antonio Ciurlizza, president of the Ciurlizza-Maurer I-td., Lima, Peru, the largist lumber concern on the west coast of South America recently completed an extended trip to California. Mr. Ciurlizza is a brother-in-law of Otto Frese and this was his first trip to the Golden State. He was the guest of Harry Cole of The Little River Redwood Co. at Crannell, where he inspected their lumber operations and while in San Francisco he r,vas the guest of W. P. Dunning, manager of the company's San Francisco office. Mr. Ciurlizza was very much enthused over Redwood and on his return to South America plans to introduce this wood in the various South American countries.