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-This comprehensive credit rcrting book lists qucrntity buyers ol lumber cnd allied products thruout the United Sicrtes. o Street ad&esses are shown in the lcuger cities ncking possible low postcrge rnte circularizction.

I From no other source c(m you obtcin such a cocrplete list of Lumber Mcnufcrcturerg, Concentrcrtion Ycrrds, Wholesclers, Retcrilets, Commission Men, Furniture crnd other Woodworking Iactories cnd ctnost one hundred other clcrsses oI industdal concerna buying Lumber, Veneer, Plywood, etc. in qucmtity.

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Sav-A-SplceSlidingDoor Frames Fern Trucking Co. Maket Available lor lmmediate Delivery Spectacular Growth

MacDougall Door & Plywood Co., 2035 East 51st Street, Los Angeles 11, are wholesale distributors of Sav-ASpace Sliding Door Frames. These will be sold completely assembled including all hardware (rough and finish).

Sav-A-Space sliding doors save valuable space in the home. These units fit standard 2x4 studding. No extrathick walls are required and no special tools are needed for installation.

This company has a good supply of all stock sizes on hand, available for immediate delivery. Their telephone number is Klmball 3161.

Softwood Plywood Production

Plywood production in the nearly three dozen West Coast plywood plants, which turn out all of the softwood plyrvood of the country continues to mount.

The plants cut and bonded a little more than 129 million square feet of plywood (/6th inch thickness basis) in September on top of the nearly I27 million feet in August.

Notwithstanding this further gain, stocks of logs jumped about 72 million feet or about l4/o f.or the month and were sufficient Oct. 1 to run the plants for more than three months at the September production rate.

Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club Meeting November 26

The Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club will meet Tuesday noon, November 26, at the Chapman Park Hotel, 615 South Alexandria Ave., Los Angeles.

George Clough, chairman of the Program Committee, is arranging lor a guest speaker to address the meeting. President Bob Osgood will preside.

Starting with one truck in 1935 Fernando Negri, owner of the Fern Trucking Co., Los Angeles, now directs the operation of a large business in lumber hauling, storing and car unloading. The storage capacity of the company's two yards is 25,000,000 feet, and they unload and handle about 1,000,000 feet a day. Shed capacity for storage of plywood and kiln-dried lumber is 2,000,000 feet.

The company operates 50 pieces of the most modern equipment, including trucks and trailers, and five lift trucks (three Gerlinger and two Hyster).

Plant No. I is located at 4550 Maywood Avenue, Los Angeles 11. Plant No. 2 is at 4200 Bandini Boulevard, Los Angeles. Telephone number is JEfferson 7261.

Pope & Talbot Eugene Mcncrger Betires

Geotge B. McGill has resigned his position as district manager of Pope & Talbot, Inc., at Eugene, Oregon, owing to ill health. McGill has been identified with the pioneer lunr.ber firm for the past ten years and will be missed by a host of friends in Oregon.

Will Hecrd Western Stcrff

The Maclea Lumber Company of Baltimore, Md., has appointed Harold Bendorf, well-known lumberman, as its West Coast manager in which capacity he will personally concentrate on redwood and western pine' In the new position, he will head his company's western staff with offices in California.

The new appointment returns Mr. Bendorf to the location where he entered the lumber business at the mills of The Pacific Lumber Company in 1921. Later in 1925, he was attached to Pacific's Eastern sales office at Chicago and remained there until recently to carry on sales management work for both his company and its successors, the California Redwood Distributors, Ltd.