UIcTl| R Eigh Eaily Strength

PORTI.AND GEMENT

Gucrrqnteed to meet or exceed requirements ol Americcnr Society lor Testing Mctericrle Specilicctions lor High Ecrly Strength Portlcnrd Cement, qs well as Federcrl Specilicctions tor Cement, Portlcmd, High-Ecrly-Sbengrth, No. E-SS-C-201 c.

[TGf, DARI.Y STNET{GTII

(28 dcry concrete strengths in 2rl bours.)

SI'I,PHATD RISISTATIT

(Result oI compound composition cnd usuclly lound only in specicrl coments desigrned lor this purpose.)': '' l

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unl ls lI s0 P0Pum ilu c0ilsunns til0 c0tlIRlCI-0RS? iiti riri:loci- isrrsion Screen is better lookins' more liiiiriirii""*i to i"*"it' "ttd,I""" expenrive thao conventional scteens' il't"""ag no paint' can be il:ilfi;;;ii"ia. ut" toim' ir ioco""picuous' and 'jffii;;;;;ii7- rrore' light' Furthetnore' all parts are ea3f,Y repleced. For sate, easy storage, each gcrec'n is individually wrapped wiih all o"t"""ity hardwere and p-acked i:;il-; cliion. And don't lorget' the unisue con' ;Acii; ."a-iigrtt w"igttt alininusr tneane legr treighl chargeg.

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(Extremely severe cuto-clcrvd' test results consistently indicctel prccticclly no expcrnsion or cdintraction, thus elimincting one ol mogt dilficult problems in use ol c high ecrly strength cement.)

PAGIXI' il DIOISTURE. PROOr GNDDII

PAPDN SACT

(Users' qssurqnce ol lresh stock, unilormity nnd proper results lor concrete.)

Mcnulcrctured by

Ernesto Von Kauffmann, of Manila, Philippine Islands, landed in Los Angeles recently from the Islands, on a trip that will keep him in difierent parts of this country for about three months. He is general manager of Elizald & Company, the biggest business corporation in the Islands. Their holdings include much timber and salvmill property.

Glenn Fogleman, district manager, The California Door Company, Los Angeles, returned February 3 from attending a directors' meeting in San Francisco, and visiting the company's milt at Diamond Springs, Calif.

A. K. Wilson of the A. K. Wilson Lumber Co., Portland, visited the company's Southern California operation at Dominguez Junction in the latter part of January.

George C. Byrne" B. W. Byrne & Sons, hardwood dealers, Long Beach, returned January 27, f.rom a business trip to New York, Chicago and Middle West cities.

Erik Flamer, Coast Lumber & Equipment Co., Long Beach, has returned from a trip to Northern California.

H.

Lumber to Los

E. C. Hallinan, Hallinan Mackin Lumber Co., San Francisco, made a trip to Houston, Texas, at the first of the year, and while there attended the Georgia Tech-St. Mary's football game -|anuary 1.

Clarence E. Dame, who was with Strable Hardwood Co., Oakland, before the war, in which he served as a Captain in the Army Air Forces, returned to this firm after his discharge from the service, and has now been added to the Strabte sales force.

A. M. Schwarz, Schwarz Lumber Co., Miami, Ariz', tt'as a Los Angeles visitor in the last week of January.

Neal B. Waugh, Neal B. Waugh Lumber Co', Tucson, Ariz., was recently in Los Angeles on a business trip'

S. H. Douglas of the Mulcahy Lumber Co., Tucson, Ariz., and. Mrs. Douglas recently spent a few days in Los Angeles.

Hugh W. Mason of Fisk & Mason, South Pasadena, manufacturers and wholesalers of shingles, returned January 31 from a business trip to Washington and Oregon' He traveled by air and had a very rough passage on the rvay south.

Geor'ge. Gornitius, Geo. C. Cornitius Francisco, returned February 27 f.rom Los Angeles and San Diego.

Hardwood Co., San a business trip to

L. J. (Lou) Weidner, general superintendent, E. J. Stanton & Son, Inc., Los Angeles, has returned from a survey trip of Northetn California lumber mills.

Charles Darnell, formerly with Coast Lumber & Equipment Co., Long Beach, is now with \V. B. Jones Lumber Co., Los Angeles.

Charles Kollman, salesman for Or,r'ens-Parks Lumber Co., Los Angeles, for 18 years, is now with A. K. Wilson Lumber Co., Dominguez Junction, as salesman.

B. \lV. (Bobby) Byrne, B. W. Byrne & Sons, Long Beach, is baLk on the job, having made a good recovery from several weeks' illness.

Hugh Satterly is now with the T. M. Cobb Co., in their Los Angeles office. Hugh has been connected with the millwork industry in the Los Angeles area for many years.

Hans Wall, General Lumber & Supply Co., Los Angeles, rvho broke his shoulder on December 1 while getting out some mouldings in the warehouse, reports that he is now feeling fine and back to normalcy again. Hans didn't lose a day at the office, and the cast was removed a few days after the accident happened.

Francis U. Mandis, formerly with Paramino Lumber Co., San Francisco, and sales manager for some time for Coast Lumber & Equipment Co., Long Beach, is now back with W. B. Jones Lumber Co., Los Angeles.

" Fred Smales, manager, U. S. Plywood Corp., Los Angeles, was back at his desk Feb. 3 from visiting the company's plants in the Northwest.

Ray Stiger, manag'er of the timber department of Vancouver Plywood & Veneer Co., Vancouver, 'Wash., is spend,ing a month in Southern California. He will stay part of the time at Dee Essley's Laguna Beach Cottage.

monflE strGT[oNs

Picture oI AffiO-BILT house under construction at Orinda Crossrocrds, n€Gtr Ocklcnd.

These sections cne mcrde oI 2 lcces ol plywood sepcrcrted by ribs oI KIl.[ DRIED lunber cmd dipped to secl crgcrinst cbsorption ol noisture. AII ioints cre tongue cnrd grooved cmd receseed crt edges lor lilling cnd linishing llush inside rmd outside.

SECTIONS AVAITABI.E

Wall, floor crnd ceiling pccrels, 4x8'.

Window sections with built-ir metcrl scsh, 4x8', 8x8', cnd 8xl2'.

Door sections complete with llush doors. Any linish desired mcy be used inside or outside.

A new idecr in home construction Any crrcrngement ol roons pesible.

Sections mcy bd litted to your owa plco. No two housee need be clike inside or outside.

ECONOtUilCAI

PERMANINT

EASII.Y AND QUICKTY EREGTED

NTilEDNTE SHIPTENT

F.H.A. APPROVED

Beliels oI the Old Chinese

Several thousand years ago some long forgotten thinker in China wrote the following profe'ssion of faith: : ',

"I believe in the deep blue sky and the I can see through the clouds, and am not af of the sea.

The Averaqe Southern Farmer

water; at are to come already feel the wonder of the days are passed, and will permit the wonder td cndure rease. my belief in and my love for all and my love."

"I believe in the toVind friendship by the flowers and the trees; outwardly they die, in the htirt they live forever.

"Little paths through green I love. and the sound of the leavep on the ground, a nut falling, or even a broken twig.

Mary had a ba It qap light

Five per was bathing suit, And ni ve was t!{"ry.

' Hnes to c Lcd

It's really not so bad, dear, through the day, When I can work or read, and keep my mind

From dwelling on the.silly sort of way

Your eyebrows slanted; and forget the kind Of shirts you wore, all open at the throat, And how it rained so hard the night we met, The bashful way you offered me your coat !

Yes, through the day I almost do forget

That when the sun goes down and darkness falls. And there's a round, bright moon way up above That shines in through my door, and calls and calls. But why should I go out? I have no love.

I'm all alone, with nothing else to do

But sit and wish that I were there with you.

Linda Leigh.

(Reprinted by request) He gets up in the morning to the alarm of a Connecticut alarm clock, buttons his Chicago suspenders to his Detroit overalls, washes his face with Cincinnati soap, sits down to a Grand Rapids table. Eats Kansas City meat, cooked on a Sears Roebuck stove. He goes out to the barn and puts a New York bridle on a Missouri mule that has been fed with Colorado alfalfa, plows his farm covered with a Vermont mortgage, using an lllinois plow. When bed time comes he reads a chapter of the Bible printed in Boston, says a prayer written in Jerusalem, crawls under a blanket made in New Bedford, only to be waked up in the night by the howling of a dog-the only home-grown product he owns,-trnd then the dumb so-andso wonders why in the Hell he can't make a living.

Not Just

Brcnn's Eloquent Declcrrcrtion

of Fcith

Wrote Wm. Cowper Brann: "As I write, my little son awakes, and comes groping through the darkness to my door. He sees the light shining through the transom, returns to his trundle-bed and lies down to peaceful dreams. He knows that beyond that gleam his father keeps watch and ward, and he asks no more. Through a thousand celestial transoms streams the light of God. Why should I fear the sleep of death, the unknown terrors of the starless night, the waves of the River styx? Why should I seek assurance from the lips of men that the wisdom, love, and power of ' my heavenly Father will not fail?7

*<**

Not

Oh, call me up r And fill my Reproach, But don't

Scn Frcrncisco Lumbermen's Club Meets Februcry 18

The next luncheon meeting of the San Francisco Lumbermen's Club rvill be held in the Concert Room, Palace Hotel, San Francisco, at noon on Tuesday, February' 18.

The speaker lvill be Chester McPhee, San Francisco Supervisor, and his sdbject, rvhich should have a universal a1;peal, r'ill be "San Francisco's Master Plan For Youth."

Bcrck In Wholesale Lumber Business

Jack Thomas has announced his resumption of the rvholesale lumber business. His office is at 936 Petroleum Building, Los Angeles. The telephone number is Rlchmond 2246.

Jack lr.as rvith the OPA in \\rashington, D. C., for three \-ears as Section Chief, in charge of the. Western Softrvood and Service Section, and returned to Los Angeles a ferv n'eeks ago. He has been associated 'ivith the lurnber business in California for many 1'ears and is 'rvell knou'n to the retail lumber dealers.

Building Plcning MiU

Ed Fountain Lumber Co. is building a planing mill at Phoenix, Oregon, near Medford, to refine lumber products near the source of supply.

Dale Burns, Oregon partner in the compan)-, u'ill be in charge.

Peter J. Van Oosting, wholesale C--alif., recently spent two rveeks Tacoma and Seattle.

lumber dealer, Glendale, on business in Portland.