AII|IERICAN FOREST PRODUCTS CORP.

WHOLESALE LUMBER DISTRIBUT(IRS

REDWOOD - C.R.A. GRADES

REDWOOD SIDING . K.D.

PHIIIPPINE MAHOGANY

PONDEROSA PINE

SUGAR PINE

DOUGTAS FIR ond WHITE FIR

MOULDINGS . JAMBS

CASING SETS I/

NEAOYMADE FENCE

REDWOOD.WEAVE FENCE PANETS

The Door Thot Combines

SUAL|TY with ECol{oftiY

SEDORCO-theflush door with a heart of Western Red Cedaris available in:

Philippine Mahogany (rotary cut and ribbon grain)

White Ash (Sen)

Birch

Rotary Cut Fir

Hardboard

Hollow and Solid Core

Interior and Exterior

Grade t3A" and.7%"

Thickness

7-Ply Construction (except Hardboard)

Check these advantages and you'Il cho<tse

SEDORCO: y' Western Red Cedar Core for Maximum Dimensional Stability. y' Core vented throughout for added assurance against warpage. y' Guarunteed in accordance with standards adopted by National Woodwork Manufacturers Association. all SEDORCO flush doors conform to Commercial Standard CS171-50.

Spectalists In

With Today's close Tolerance in Building-SLIDING DOORS Require Greater Dimensional Stability Than Ever. ln Lls inch thick panels only a structurally sound core can GUARANTEE THIS STABIIITY...

OSTLING'S Vertical and Horizontal Interlocking 100/6 ITOOD CORE Assures You of The FINEST IN SLIDING DOORS.

We Stock This Beautiful Panel in MAHOGANY, ASH, BIRCH, GUM-and HARDBOARD In Standard Sizes and Long Lengths, if required.

Beniomin Frqnklin

Ben Franklin said, "Time Is Money," but he meant when time is employed at some worthwhile work. Ben was the most useful and practical man this nation has ever produced. He was a great scientist, a great linguist, a great diplomat, a famous swimmer, a great philosopher, a great patriot, a great businessman, a great citizen. He went to France and borrowed the money that Washington needed to win the Revolutionary war. He built the first cookstove, invented the first spectacles, founded the University of Pennsylvania, founded the first public library, harnessed the lightning in a modest way, and became the richest man of his day and generation. He was the one great printer of his time.

Ben Franklin worshipped two gods here on earth-work and thrift. lle was the greatest preacher, teacher, and practicer of thrift this nation has ever known. He believed that from thrift all good things come, and that few good things come without it. With regard to religion, this great thinker had the simplest of beliefs. He said he believed that the Power that made him and put him here and cared for him here was well able to care for hirn wherever he was going when he left here, and he did not propose to worry on the matter.

Mony Moslems

The largest Moslem country in the world is Indonesia. More than 90 per cent of its population of 83,000,000 is of that faith. Pakistan is next, with some 64 million Moslems out of a total population of 78 million.

The Gift We Mcrke

You gave him gold? Well, what of that? You left him still in need. A kindly word, a friendly smile, Had been a better deed.

-E. J. Boyle

His Best

A man who stuttered went to a doctor to see if anything could be done about curing him of the habit. The doctor gave him a lot of aplitude and other tests, and finally told him:

"I think I could cure you, but don't believe it would be wise. You see, the only thing that yo.u do well, is stutter."

The Meoning?

An innocent traveling salesman wants to know what is meant by a sign he says he saw posted at the entrance to an attractive glen in a park, that read-"NO PARKIN' OR NOTHIN'.''

Finding God

The little lonely souls go by, Seeking their God who lives on high, With conscious step and hat and all, As if on Him they meant to call, In some sad ceremonial. But I, who am a pagan child, Who knows how dying Plato smiled, And how Confucius lessoned Kings, And of the Buddha's wanderings, Find God in very usual things.

-Harry Romaine.

The Need of Americo

The need of America is not for men who can lift blocks of marble to the fortieth story of some great building, but for men who will lift the level of character-not men who dot the seas with the while sails of commerce, but for the men who in their everyday living exemplify those homely virtues, those old-fashioned verities, which in the last analysis alone can bring happiness into the life of the individual, or build perpetuity in our civilization. The time has come when we must understand. as never before that there is an everlasting difference between making a living and making a life. Life is not a goblet to be drained; it is a cup to be filled. The great need of America today is not for men who will add to the quantity of our materials, but men who will add to the quality of our living.-Dr. W. W. Youngston.

"Oh, Nof!"

A Filipino school teacher in the Islands wrote a letter of resignation to the white superintendent, that read:

"I wish to resignate. My works are too many, and my salaries are too few. Moreover, my principal makes many lovings to me, to which I say 'Oh, Not !' "

Sociql Securiry

Consider the cow, with her poise and urbanity, Doing her share of the world of humanity; Her bed and her board and her background of scenery, Supplied by adjacent and succulent greenery. The cow may regard with the utmost passivity, Methods and plans to control productivity. Her function is one of complete spontaniety, Ruled by a kind and beneficent Deity. Having no duties beyond her ability, Hers is a world of utmost stability. Cared for by others from birth to maturity, A perfect example of social security.

337rh Terrible Twenty Tourney Held qt Riviero Gounfry Glub

Carsten Woll and Harold LaVon r,r,'ere co-hosts to the Terrible Tlventy u'arriors at Riviera Country Clult June 29, and Carsten Woll, with his knorvledge of the course. rvon the monthly prize rvith an 84-13 handicap, lou,net 71. Herb Bowles, with his slor"', steady sr,l'ing, took second prize u'ith a gross 90, net 73.

The next tournament is scheduled for late this month at Wilshire Countrl' Club and for this event Bol> Alcorn rvill be host for the day.

Merritt Joins Block Diqmond

M. R. Kibbey, sales manager of The I3lack Diamond Co., Sacramento, announced that effective June 1, R. A. "Dick" Merritt joined the Black Diamond firm. He will be calling on retail yards in the San Joaquin and Sacramento Vallel' areas and will make his headquarters at the Black Diamond offrce in Sacramento.

Dick Merritt is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley and subsequently spent over a year in Alaska rnanaging a shingle mill near Ketchikan. He then returnecl to California and graduated from the Redwood Grading School prior to going with Black Diamond.

"Pof" Podridge Bsck on Job

"Pat" Partridge, Sal,:s l\f anager for the Southn.estern Portland Cement Company, Los Angeles, is back on the job on a part time basis, after several months of rest following a severe illness. He has a 'rvorld of friends u'ho rvill be glad to hear the news.

Pq,oor*Jl

Bill Lawrence, McCloud Lumber Co., San Francisco. spent the last week of June visiting at the N[cCloud River Lumber Co. mill.

Seth Butler and Ernie Co.. San Francisco. alrd respectively, attended the Fir-Tex Division rvestern recently.

Bacon, of Dant & Russell Sales Fir-Tex of Northern California.

Dant & Russell Sales Co. and managers meeting in Pclrtland lUILDING USES: Woterproof membronc belween flll ond slob under oll f,ooring covering concrele prolecting moteriols ond equipmeni.

Walter Bailey and Jack Stahle, executives of \\'est Coast Forest Products Companr', Van Nuys, Calif., spent several days during the latter part of June calling on mill operators in Northern California. While arvay they visited Arlcr Squires and Joe Gould o{ the Arlo Squires Company in Cloverdale, and Warren \\/ood at \Villits, Calif. Enroute home they discussed business arrangements u'ith Al Bell of Hobbs Wall Lumber Co., San Francisco, and other mill operators rvith offices in the Bay area. The West Coast Forest Products .Company specializes in the manufacture and distribution of 6/4 Redu'ood in Southern California, Arizona. Nevada and Texas.

When you sell SISAI.KRAFT you're sellng the besf reenforced poper mode. And thot meons you're building cuslomer good will. Good merchondise meons repeot soles, freedom from comploints . sotisfied cuslomers. We're odvertising fo your customers through lrode iournols, form popers ond direcl moil. Our men ore conslontly following up iobs, lolking io builders, orchitects, county ogenls .. we're lelling them "See your lumber ond building supply deoler".

Wolerproof reenforccd protective PoPcr3.

FARII U5E5: Temporory qnd trench rilos , seoling doors ond lops of permonenl silo: hoyslock covers ,.. covering form equipmeni, weolherproofing form buildings, poultry rhcllers, elc.

Ve now carry the following Baxco Pressure Theated Foundation Lumber in stock at Alameda and Long Beach for immed.iate sbipment to dealers: Douglos Fir S45 AtS 2x4,2x6,2x8,2x10, 3x4,3x6,4x4ond4x6.

Special sizes will be purchased from local stocks and pressure treated without delay.

\(e offer prompt custom treating service at both our Alameda and Long Beach plants. Your lumber can be delivered to us by truck or treated in transit in carload quantities. Consult us for additional information.

lerrett Lumber Compony ln New Home qt Compton

Joe Terrell, president of the Lerrett Lumber Company, Compton, Calif., announced last month the firm is now well established in the new quarters located in the heart of the Los Angeles County industrial area at Alameda and Del Amo Boulevard, offering fast distribution to Southern California retail lumber dealers of Redwood uppers, standard patterns, bevel siding, Anzac siding and garage door stock.

Don l\Iuller, veteran lumberman, is sales manager for the redwood concern, which also serves dealers in Arizona and Nevada either via LCL, truck and trailer or carload shipments from the S2-acre plant at Compton.

Pictured here are Joe Terrell, president; Mamie Sue Peter, secretary, and Pitt Terrell, general manager of the firrn. The Lerrett Lumber Company has been serving retail dealers in Southern California for many years and moved its operation from Los Angeles to its new location in Compton last spring.

Baxco Pressure Treated Foundation Lumber is impregnated with preservative salts in accordance with Fed. Spec. TT-tV-571c. k is approved by FHA, Uniform Building Code - P.C.B.O.C., State Architect for mudsills in School Construction. and U. S. Government Specifications.

Penlotea,h

Lou Weidner, former general superintendent of E. J. Stantor-r & Son, Inc., and Mrs. Weidner spent the last rveek of June and the first week of July at the Stantons' Lake Arrowhead mountain home. LeRoy Stanton, Sr., and NIrs. Stanton are touring F-urope and are expected honle the latter part of July.

The theft of nearly $200 in cash and chandise was reported last month by Lumber Co., Johnsondale, Calif.

a quantity of merthe Mt. Whitney a week in June the D. C. Essley up north calling on and Son wholesale

Mack Giles of the Drakes Bay Lumber Co., San Rafael, Calif., u'ith considerable help from Mrs. Giles, has done it again. Cigars lvere the order of the day June 26 when Linda Sue was added to the Giles family, which now stands at three young ladies.

Jerry Essley spent mill connections for firm, I-os Angeles.

E. J. Lessard of the cisco, flew to Portland the latter part of June.

Crag Lumber Company, San Franon a one-1veek business trip during