Service BIJUE DIAMOND CORPORATION

1650 South Alcrmeda Street, Los Angeles, C<rlilornicr

Phone PBospect 4242

LONG EEACH BNANCH l3l7 Scn Frtrncisco Avenue

Pbone Long Becch 656-379

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Selected logs cre lecrving Pcrul Bunyan's lorest in the mile-higrh Sierras to meet urgent demcnds in cll pcrrts oI the world. Ponderosc pine logs for lumber crnd plyurood supply the continuous operction oI Red River's mill qnd lactories ct V/estwood. Selective logging crnd orgcrnized lire control protect the luture lorest.

*PAUL BUNYAN'S" PRODUCTS

Soft Ponderosr tn'd Sugcr Pine

IT'MBEB MOI'I^DING PtY\ilOOD

VENETIAN BIJND STATS

Port Orford Cedar

(Alro Luown qe White Cedcr or Lswroa Cyprers)

Lumber Ties Crossing Plcnks- Decking

Tunnel TimbersVenetian Blind Stoclc

Alao Suppliere ot SPLIT BEDWOOD, DOUGLAS FIN, NED CEDI,N"

I'NTNETTED f,ND CEEOSOTED PRODUCTS

ALAStrA CEDIB (qlgo Lnowa qs Yellow Cedsr or AlcsLq Cypress)

JAMDS L. HALL

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Michigan-California Lumber Co. Certifted as Tree Farm

The timber holdings of the Michigan - California Lumber Co., of Camino, Calif., have been designated a'Western Pine Tree Farm by the Western Pine Association and named the Camino Tree Farm in recognition of the company's cutting rules, fire protection and disease control programs. A certificate of this rating was recently received by Swift Berry, manager of the company.

The Tree Farm program is sponsored by the National Lumber Manufacturer's'Association, and by the 'Western Pine Association in the Western Pine region.

Stuart Moir, forester for the Western Pine Association, notifying the company of the award, said in part: "The committee unanimously approved the application of the Michigan - California Lumber Co. for certification as a Western Pine Tree Farm. The tributes paid by some members regarding the outstanding forestry job being done by this company testify to the fact that a tree farm is being operated in every sense of the word."

The tree farm program was initiated by the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company about five years ago in the Douglas fir region at Longview, Wash., and has now spread to the Western Pine, Southern Pine, Great Lakes States and New England areas. It is understood that areas aggregating six million acres have been certified in the national program.

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Nationcrl Hardwood Annucl Meeting

D. Carlysle MacLea, of Baltimore, Md., was elected president of the National l{ardwood Lumber Association. succeeding Abbott M. Fox of Iron Mountain, Mich., at the annual meeting held in Chicago on September 28-29.

George H. Henderson of Lufkin, Texas, was elected first vice president, F. W. Hutcheson of Huntsville, Ontario, Canada, second vice president, and James C. Walsh of Chicago, third vice president. John W. McClure of Chicago was reelected secretary-treasurer at a meeting of the board of managers.

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Sash

Gasements

The lumbermen present pledged continuation of the hardwood industry's all-out part in helping speed victory, and they also declared they were preparing to meet the problems and opportunities of the postwar era. There was a large attendance at the two-day meeting. LUMBERMENS