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OPA Decontrols Some Lumber products

The OPA on October 24 announced the removal of price controls from some lumber products. Suspended from control were the following: tl ll S"per Horbord Exrerior plywood ll Horborire Fibre-Fcced Exr. ptywood ll Horbord Plypanel-Sheqrhing-plyform

Aircraft plywood only'when sold directly by the manu_ facturer to aircraft manufacturers or operators for use in the construction, repair and malintenance of aircraft; balsa wood, boat poles, bottle closures, braces and shims for railroad use, brush blocks, wooden faucets, flexwood (single ply of veneer laminated to fabric), garden trel_ lises; hardwood logs produced in those parts of Oregon, washington and canada west of the crest of the cascade Mountains, in Skamania ancl Klickitat Counties in Wash_ ington and in Hood River and Wasco Counties in Oregon; "honeycomb" (various specifications of veneer laminated to a phenolic resin treated paper or fatiric honey_ comb core), insulator pins, locust mine materials, pot and garden plant labels (florists, and nurseryman,s), saddle trees not_ further assembled, shoe pegs, shuttle blocks, smoking pipe blocks from domestic species, split or round materials (except those of southern yellow pine) when sold for use as component parts of rustic fences, white oak laminated whiskey barrels, wood flour.

Horbord Prefit Enlrqnce-Doors-lnlerior

Celotex Building Boord-Celotex Tile

Celotex Hord Boqrds-Celotex plonk

Celotex Tempered Hord Boords

Celotex Celo Block-Celotex Celo-Siding

Decorolive-Colorf ul-Durqble

Brilliont Colors-Actuql Reslwood Veneer

No Pointing-No Spots-No Stoins

Stcndord-Cigorette Proof-Dull or polished

New' Double Hung, Residentiol Windows

Complete, Including Frome, 5 Sizes No Priority! Reody To Instqll

Designed For Any Type Construction

Elected

President oF N. R. L. D. A.

Norman P. Mason, of North Chelmsford, Mass., rvas elected president of the National Retail Lumber.Dealers' Association at the organization,s annual convention hel<l at the Olympic Hotel, Seattle, October Zl, ZZ and 23.

Other officers elected included C. B. Sweet, Long_Bell Lumber Co., Longview, Wash., vice president; George W. LaPointe, O & N Lumber Co., N{enomonie, Wis., treasurer. and H. R. Northup, Washington, D. C., secretary-manager.

Ncuned PABCO Centrql District Mcncger

Entry of E. F. Seagrave, veteran pabco Central District sales manager, into a building material distribution firm in Reno, Nevada, was announced today by J. E. Holbrook, vice president-sales, The Paraffine Companies, Inc.

Appointment was announced at the same time of Nor_ man L. Favors as Central Distri.ct sales manager, Build_ ing Materials, with headquarters at pabco,s Home Office at 475 Brannan Street, San Francisco. E. F. pless con_ tinues as assistant district sales manager.

Mr. Favors is a veteran of 19 years' service with pabco and is experienced and well known to the trade in the company's Central District territory.

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