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Retail Yard Wanted

Will pay cash for small retail yard in town of lfr)0 population and over. Pleasc give fullest dctails by letter.

Address Box C-1152, California Lurnber Merchant, 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

Position For Assistant Manager

Wanted-Asssitant manager of retail lumber yard 17 rniler south of San Francisco. Starting $200 per month. Splendid opportunity for the right party.

Burlingame L-umber Co.

MiUbrae, Calif.

Lumber Yards For Sale

See our ad in the Novernber 15t} issue of The California Lumber Merchant for lumber yards listing "A" "B" also Woodworking Plant "E'.

F. Two yards in San Fernando Vdley, grornd and buildings on leased basis. fnventory and equipment for sale. **i<

We have the following sites for yards (ground only) for sale:

Position Wanted

Manager or Assistant Manager. 2O years in Californira retail lumbcr, 3 yeare assistant rnanager, 12 years managcr. Knowledge of Plumbing, Builders Hardware, Bookkeeping. At preeent employed.

Address Box C-1154, California Lumber Merchant, 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

Sawmill For Sale

Production just started. Top and bottom saws 60 inchcs. 72inch head blocks, 6x8 odger. Full equipmart. Cat with blade. Own 320 acres of fir and redwood, about 8,(XX),0(X) fcet Other tim,b€r available. Four houses with full plumbing and two cabins. Also shingle mill ready to run. In Mendocino County. Total price, $39,0fl).00. Terms.

Address 180 Santa Ana Avenue, San Francisco 16, for full information.

New Scn Diego Hoo-Hoo Nine

Mearl L. Baker, Baker Hardwood Co., San Diego, Vicegerent Snark for the San Diego Hoo-Hoo district, has announced the members of the Nine for the coming year. They include the following: Senior IIoo-Hoo, Charles D. McFarlane, Dixie Lumber & Supply Qo., San Diego; Junior Hoo-Hoo, John Stewart, Frost Hardwood Lumber Co., San Diego; Scrivenoter, Nihl F. Hamilton, Lumber Service Bureau, San Diego; Custocatian, George V. Johnson, National Lumber Co., National City; Bojum, Caql B. Gavotto, American Products, Inc., San Diego; Jabberwock, J. C. Evenson, Gadgets, Inc., San Diego; Arcanoper, Syd Smith, retail lumber dealer, San Diego; Gurdon, Charles L. Hampshire, Gadgets, Inc., San Diego.

L A. County Building Permits

Los Angeles building permits approved by the county department of building and safety during October numbered 2,4A0 and had an estimated valuation of. $5,775,423 compared with 1,684 permits issued the pre'ceding month with an estimated value of $4,626,387, During October, t944, a total of 1,446 permits were approved with an evaluation of $1,316,033.

Building total for the year to date in the county is in excess of $34 million evaluation compared with $27.7 million for the like period in 1944.

G. Ten acres on Highway 66 at Pornona, spur track, $35,000. H. Several sites in San Fernando Valley.

I. On Vermont Avenue in Crardena, 2E,(XX) square feet, $5,(X)0. Shepard S-ton eloctric lumbcr hoist. Complete with 27 f@t "l Beanl" Timber frame wor! new cabla Now in use, buyer to dismantle. $f250 F.O.B. Los Angele*

If you want to sell your lumber yard let us knonr.

TWOHY LUMBER CO., LUMBER YARD BROKERS

EOl Petroleum Bldg., Los Angeles 15, Calif. PRospect 87,16.

Wanted

Lumber Truck wittr Rollers-Ford preferred. Fortuna Lumber & Mill Work Co. 1888 Main Street Fortuna" Calif.

Mcncrging Yard

L. A. (Lew) Merrill is managing the Beam Lumber Co. which recently started in business at 698 Moulton Ave., Los Angeles. Lew is well-known in Southern California lumber circles. He was formerly with the Chandler Lurhber Co., N<lrth Hollywood, and prior to that was a member of the sales staff of the Hammond. Lumber Company, Los Angeles, for a number of years.

Will Represent Finn ct Eugene

W. A. Duncan, president of the Duncan Lumber Company, Inc., Seattle, announces that Fred W. Burnham has joined their organization and will maintain an office "in Eugene, Oregon. Mr. Burnham was recently discharged from the army after having served two years overseas. He is well known in the Eugene area where he worked before he entered the service'

Amendment I to MPR 592

The OPA has liberalized its policy for adjusting ceiling prices on construction materials such as brick, sand, stone, gypsum and asphalt and has made it possible for manufacturers with gross annual sales up to $1 million to apply to regional offices for price adjustments. (Amendrnent 1 to MPR 592, effective Nov. 5.)