LUMBER PTANING MILL

And Box Factory

PtutlAs Box co., TWAIN, cALlFoR,NlA

Mill Copocity| 5 Million Feet Per Yeqr locoted in the Feqther River Areo in Norlhern Coliforniq, l6 Miles North of Quincy, Colifornio on Highwoy 24

REAI ESTATE: Ploning Mitl & Box Foctory with complete sprinkler system throughout. gO Suitdings & Houses, Drying Ycrrds & Shed. Lbcored on l0O ocres ofi the moin highwoy with Western Pqcific R.R. Siding.

PLANTNG MILL: A 2O Yates Americqn Plqner Motcher, Roll C,ose Trqnsfer Tqble, Resow, Trim Sqws, Etc.

BOX PTANT: (4) Turner Twin Resows, Cleot Mochines, Cutoff Scrws, Tie & Printing Mochines, Exhousl & Blower Systems, Etc.

ROILING STOCK: (31 Forklifis 8 ton copocity, Strqddle Corrier, Lumber Trucks, elc.

GRTNDING & TOOI ROO'I'T EQUIPMENT, OFfICE & SHOP FIXTURES & EGIu|PTTENT.

IrR. CTARENCE FLASH|YIAN, c/o PLUMAS BOX CO. Twoin, Gqtifornio A- 2O5O E. lsrh 5t., Los Angeles, Colif.

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Our iob is to ofrer the Retoil Lumber Deqlers q complete, competenl wholesqle service in the efficienl disiribution of Pqcific Coqst Forest Producls - qnd thot is iust whcri we do by repre- senting mills thqt ore producing GIUAIITY tUMBER IN VOLUME.

We cqn mqke the obove stqtemenl becouse we qre conslqntly in direct communicqtion with our sources of supplyso you.cqn be sure of the moteriqls we furnish our cuslomers.

When you ore in need of

Redwood Dougtas Fir Pine

fhe kind of lumber you enioy selling to your trode - iust give us cr cqll TOpoz l-1281 ond we will showyouwe Prqctice whqt we Preoch

Oregon Form Wood Crops

Forest crops sold from 26,632 acres of farm woodlands in Oregon during the past nine months brought $624.000 in cash to the owners, according to the Oregon State Board of Forestry.

Droke Retires

George L. Drakb, past president of the Society of American Foresters and one of the nation's top forestry personalities, has retired as vice president and chief forester of the Simpson Logging Co.. Shelton, Wash.

For the past 20 years, Mr. Drake has been a recognized leader in national and west coast organizations working for improved forestry practices, fire prevention, and the expansion of tree farms among both large and small landorn'ners. He is a former president of the Pacific Logging Congress, the Western Forestry and Conservation Assn., and was president of the South Olympic Tree Farm since 1943.

NIr. and Mrs. Drake rvill continue to make their home in Shelton and he plans to keep up his professional interests in forestry "between fishing ',rips. "

To New Post Frecl I. Stillings is being assigned to the Division of Timber N{anagement at the regional headquarters of the Forest Service in San Francisco, according to Regional Forester Clare Hendee.

Assets to Ashes, Dollors to Dust The RFC by Gongress Is 'Busl'

At midnight June 30, the Reconstruction Finance Corp., the once-powerful government lending agency, became a part of the Treasury department by Congressoinal order. The fallen giant is not dead, but dying, and will spend its last hours cleaning up its obligations after 22 years of often stormy controversv.

It might take several years and there is always the possibility, as long as the RFC remains a corporate body, o{ a reprieve in the form of a wartime emerge'ncy, but it seems more likely that government lending to business will be handled by the Small Business Administration, which was set up as the RFC's successor last year. The SBA has a loan limit of $150,000, as compared to one loan of $111 million which the RFC once granted to Kaiser Steel Co.

The RFC came into being in the last days of the Hoover administration. At its height in World War II, it had 11 subsidiaries. As a lending agency, it dispensed $12.3 billion and, by its o\rrn accounting, claims a $540 million "profit." In the business the RFC takes along to Treasury Secretary Humphrey might be loans and odds and ends of from $261 million to $537 million.

The Treasury also inherits some businesses over u'hich it rvill have to watch until they are sold to private industry. Other agencies rvhich 'ivill get RFC "bequests" include the Federal National N[ortgage Association, which u'i1l get $64 million of home mortgages partially guaranteed by the VA, and the Housing and Flome Finance Agency, rvhich u'ill get $42 million of apartment project mortgages.