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With the food conservation program now in full swing, under a new control committee headed by Secretary of Agriculture Wickard, provisions have been made for more storage buildings for agricultural products, according to Northern and Southern California Homes Foundations. Adequate grain storage is a major consideration in the food conservation program, the Foundations say, pointing out that the Commodity Credit Corporation is planning storage facilities for 100 million bushels of wheat.

"In the 'Western states the building of grain bins has been liberalized for farmers, although the dollar limit of such construction is still governed by Conservation Order L-42I," state Bernard B. Barber and Orrie W. Hamilton, Foundation Chairmen. "This will generally allow for the

Back From Eastern Trip

Mason E. Kline, general sales manager, IJnion Lumber Co., San Francisco, returned June 18 from a four weeks' business trip to the Eastern states.

KRAUSE LUMBER CO. LIQUIDATES

John Krause Lumber Co., Lodi, has liquidated its stock and closed the yard for the duration. Mr. Krause has taken a job in a defense industry.

building of common types of granaries. The building industry, through its local units, is prepared to go the limit in aiding farmers in every possible way to support the Secretary of Agriculture in his vital new duty of provisioning our own soldiers and our allies. Grain must not rot in the fields for lack of storage buildings. There must be meals for MacArthuy's men !

"Local building materials dealers, supported by manufacturers, can now supply not only materials for granary building but plans and bills of materials adapted to the war situation. The farmer will find his lumber dealer a source of up-to-date information on just what he can build today."

Charles Causse In Army

Charles Causse of the sales department of The Pacific Lumber Company, San Francisco, will report to Ford Ord for Army service on July 1.

NORMAN STANLEY WITH STAR LUMBER CO.

J. Norman Stanley, who has been with Melrose Lumber Co., Oakland, for the past several years, has moved to Stockton to manage the Star Lumber Co.