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MANT'FACTI'NENS, PRODUCENS

. AIYD DISTRIBUTONS

BASIC BIIII.DING MAlEruATS

Bijue Diamond

PRODUCTS Quality

PLASTER, crll t1pes, ACOUSTICOAT

GYPST'M TII.E, CLAY PRODUCTS

PORTLAIYD CEMEIfT, cll other tlpes

TNUCK-MIXED CONCRETE

REINFORCING STEET and MESH

ROCK d SAIYD, all SPECIFICATIONS cotonED sTuccos, BnusHcoAT t IM E P U T TY, IJME, alt rlpes

TATHING MAIEilAI.S, cll rlpes

PLS,SIER, WOOD, METAT I.ATTI

PI.ASIER BOAND, T d G SHEATTIING

CHANNET IRON, STF.Iil. ST U D S

STUCCO MESH, TIE WINE

ROOFING, PAPER, NAIffi, crll typer

INSIIIATION cnd WATERPROOFING SPECIALTIES

Seruice

Appoint ed General Manager

Pope & Talbgt, Inc., through its executive vice president, Charles L. Wheeler, has announced the appointment of ]Iillman Lueddemahn, vice president and Northwest manager of the company, as general manager of the Pope & Talbot,. Inc., Lumber Division. Mr. Lueddemann's responsibilities will include complete supervision of the company's holdings, which embrace mills, timber, real estate, offices and agencies, and

Hillmqrr Lueddemcuu der Pope & Talbot's Headquarters will be at Division. developments af.fecting these operations unprogram of postwaf expansion.

Portland, Oregon, for the Lumber

Long range plans are now in pro,cess of development for the company's holdings at Port Gamble, Washington, and St. Helens, Oregon, where the firm operates sawmills. This is in addition to thr! recent acquisition of large timber holdings at Oakridge, Oregon, 38 miles southeast of Eugene, where the company has purchased sizable timber holdings known as the Penn tract. This new field of operation will call for the erection of a saw mill and logging operations on a sustained yield basis that will insure uninterrupted timber harvesting.

Hillman Lueddemann has long been identified with the development of the Pacific Northwest. He is an active member of many organizations which have been responsible for the greater utilization of her resources and waterways. He joined Pope & Talbot, Inc., in 1921, was appointed Northwest manager in 1929 and in 1940 was elected vice president.

Pine .Mouldines

Jobbers of western pine mouldings are permitted to compute their ceiling prices by using the percentage increase over the advance in mill prices to them since March 31, 1946. (Amendment .1 to MPR 601, effective Aug. 21.)