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From Forrest W. Wilson

"Congratulations to you on your Twenty-Fifth Anniversary. Your untiring efforts over these years have earned for your publication an enviable position in the lumber trade journal field. My best wishes go with you for the years to come." Forrest W. Wilson, Joshua Tree, Calif.

Remcnulcrcturing Plant at Richmond

The Anchor Bay Lumber Company is building a rnodern planing mill and a gas dry kiln at Richmond, California, for the purpose of drying and remanufacturing pine lumber from mills in the Oroville district. Fred Simmons is manager. He is from Mississippi. The kiln will handle about 50.000 feet dailv.

New Mcchines to Cut Bedwood

The Coast Redwood Company, Klamath, California, is installing a band headrig and a resaw and edger in their mill, which, when finished rvill give the plant a capacity of 75,000,000 feet annually, running two shifts. Thel' u'ill cut both redwood ancl fir.

New Holmes Eurekcr Unit

The Holmes Eureka Lumber Company is installing a nerv unit at their Eureka plant to especially manufacture vertical grain siding. From cants from the mill the nerv trnit rvill make tl-ris specialty. A Swedish g'ang', resa\v, edger, trimmer, and matcher rvill be in the nerv unit.

Anderson Heads New Fir Mill

H. N. Anderson, of Aberdeen, \Vashingtorr, heads the neu' Sound Lumber Company, of Arcata, California, u'hich is nou' operating a single band and resaw sar'vrnill plant at that point. C. E. Magnuson, is I'ice president. The mill u'i11 cut about 100,000 feet of fir daily.

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Kenneth \V. IJeck'ivith has opened a lumber vard at 723 Sierra Highrvay, Palmdale. Cl-rarles Bunch of Palmdale rvill assist him in operating the business. Kenneth "gren' up" in the lumber business, his father having operated yards for a number of years, both in Palmdale and Lancaster.

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FRAMES cnd HANGERS

Frcrmes shipped set up complete. We ccnr now lurnish cr STEEL REINFORCED FRAME crt cr small cdditioncl cosl which mqkes q very solid wcll. br ordering specity Steel or Wood Type.

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in fhis "77. billion-o-yecr" success?

NIEVER was there a partnership like the nation-wide brotherhood of vol- I .| unteers who have helped sell, advertise, and promote U. S. Savings Bonds! Their program is the greatest sales operation at the lowest cost in history. Last year sales of Savings Bonds were 7l btllion doll*s-erceeding redemptions by oaer a billion dollars.

Retailers merit a major share of the credit for this splendid achievement, for during 1946 retail stores donated 4l.3lo of all sponsored ads on E Bonds. Their work has been a powerful tool in building security for the narion et large and for millions of Bond-holders individually.

Now the important thing is to keep up the good work. Ffere are two ways: ( 1) Devote a generous portion of your advertising schedule to the "Buy Where You Bank" plan, explained in the box. (2) Build up your Payroll Savings Plan. No. I brings your store good-will. No. 2 bring;s a feeling of exra security to your employees, enables them to be happier, better workers. And botb steps build future buying power-future securiry -for your store, your community, and your country. Every $3 put into Savings Bonds pays $4 at maturity.

BEGINNING in June the Treasury Departrnent and the banks of America will make it possiblefor people not on the Payroll Savingp Plan to purchase Bonds monthly on an "automadc" arrangement with their banks.This progrem is intended for selfemployed people and others to whom the advantages of Payroll Savings are not available.

Support this new campaign by devoting some of your advertising space to the '.Buy Where You Bank" plan.