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tive exhibit was placed on display at the convention hall by the National Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign Bureau. It shows examples of the work being done by the Bureau and some of the results accomplished. The Bureau now has some of its 1935 dealer material ready for distribution. The keynote for next year will be the better housing prograry. Included in the material is a logotype, of which the large banner shown in the picture is a reproduction. The Bureau is at 22Ol New Yqrk Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.

Will Construct Wood Preserving Plant At Wauna

The Crossett Western Company, 'Wauna, Ore., announces that contracts have been signed between the company and the American Lumber & Treating Corporation of Chicago, Ill., for the joint construction of a wood preserving plant at Wauna. This plant will feature treatment with Wolman Salts, a formula which has been in use in Germany for many years. Two of these plants have been operating for the past year at other Crossett-Watzek-Gates sawmills at Fordyce and Crossett, Arkansas. The plant at Wauna will be the only one to be installed for the time being in the Northwest, although a similar plant is to be also installed shortly in California.

The installation of the plant at Wauna, which will begin at once, m€ans an investment of about $50,000, and will be completed and in operation early in 1935.

GEORGE BEYER VISITS S. F.

George Beyer, sales manager, Prouty Lumber & Box Co., 'Warrenton, Oregon, was recently in San Francisco, calling on his company's California sales agents, W. R. Chamberlin & Co.

Rate---$2.50 Pet Column lnch. Minimum Ad One-Half Inch.

LARGE LUMBER CONCENTRATION YARD FOR SALE OR LEASE

Located in Houston, Texas. Big steel shed, overhead electric crane and locomotive crane. On paved highway, rail and water transportation. Fully equipped for low cost handling of West Coast products and heavy timbers.

Address

VAUGHAN LUMBER CO., P. O. Box 1447,Houston, Texas.

\TANTED

Secretary for local retail lumb er organization in San Joaquin Valley. Outline in detail qualifications, giving references and salary expected. San Joaquin Valley resident given preference. Address Box C-527, care California Lumber Merchant.

Wants Position

Familiar with every phase of Soft and Hardwood Lumber, Sash, Door and Millwork. Estimating from plans, cost accountant, auditor, etc. Address Box C-528, care California Lumber Merchant

EMPLOYMENT WANTED

By experienced Foreman, Yard Clerk or Sales and eral Utility Man. Not afraid to work. Address Box 802 North Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, California.

For Sale Or Lease

For sale or lease ideal location for lumber yard orany allied product, or light manufacturing. Lot 150 : ft. front facing Slauson Avenue, and 400 ft. deep to' three railroad services, near corner Avalon Boulevard -630 East Slauson, Los Angeles, Calif.

l-story building facing Slauson Avenue 75 tt. x 2W ft.; about one million people pass this location per month.

Call Mr. Greene at PRospect 3215.

SYLVESTER L: WEAVER

548 Chamber of Commerce Building

Experienced Yard Manager

Eighteen years experience managing yards doing $@000 to $200,000. Ten years in California with one company. lJnderstand bookkeeping, estimating, and especially paint and hardware. Good salesman and collector. I am 45 years of age and can give best of references. Address J. M. Bingham, 5719 College Ave., Oakland, California.

WANTED

EXPERIENCED LUMBER BOOKKEEPER OR Gen- BRANCH YARD MANAGER. WRITE OR PHONE 110, HAYWARD LUMBER & INVESTMENT CO., LOS ANGELES.

Shingle Quota Increased Protest Proposed Rate lncrease

Announcement was made October 31 by Charles McGrath, secretary-manager of the Washington and Oregon Shingle Association, Seattle, that the Lumber Code Authority had increased the production quota of Red Cedar shingles by 5O per cent for the fourth quarter. This means that an additional 500,000 squares has been added to the original quota of 1,000,000 squares.

Mr. McGrath stated that the demand during the first three weeks of October was such that the mills produced almost 40 per cent of their quota, and sales exceeded 33 per cent. The quota increase was granted as a result of a recommendation by the production committee of the association. It wil mean 50 per cent more work hours for shingle mill workers for the rest of this year.

ON SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, AND ARIZONA TRIP

Max E. Cook, agricultural engineer, The Pacific Lumber Co., San Francisco, left November 24 for Southern California where he will spend about 10 days, mainly in the Imperial Valley, calling on lumber dealers in the in.terests of the Palco Redwood Sectional Septic Tank and other Palco products. After completing this work he expects to extend his trip to Arizona.

At a hearing held in Portland, Ore., on November 5, C. B. Aitchison of the Interstate Commerce Commission. was informed by lumber manufacturers of the Willamette Valley if the proposed 10 per cent increase in freight rates goes into effect it will stop lumber shipments into Central and Southern California.

J. J. Cox, secretary of the Willamette Valley Lumbermen's Club; H. N. Proebstel, traffic manager of the West Coast Lumbermen's Association, Seattle; George Gerlinger, Willamette Valley Lumber Co., Dallas, and L. L. Lewis, Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., Eugene, spoke at the hearing.

N. O. CRUVER VISITS CALIFORNIA

Norman O. Cruver, sales manager of Wheeler Osgood Sales Company, Tacoma, Wash., left San Francisco, November 19, after completing a business trip to California. He called on the trade in the San Francisco Bay district with Larue Woodson, who is in charge of sales in California, Atizona and Nevada, and traveled with him to Los Angeles, where he conferred with Harry Hart of the Los Angeles offrce, and ,called on the trade in that district. Mr. Cruver was ac€ompanied by his wife on the trip.