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Koibqb Lumber Compony Flying Gustomers on Mill Visits

Flying inspection tours to acquaint customers with the type of lumber it manufactures are a new courtesy of Kaibab Lumber Co. of Flagstaff, Arizona. The flights also

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Jim T. Gotcher, Kaibab sales manager, reports that, during November, Don Anawalt of Anawalt Lumber Company, and Don Swartzendruber of Rossman Mill and Lumber were taken or-r a flying inspection tour of the Kaibab Lumber Company mill at Fredonia, Arizona. They were picked up in Los Angeles, flown to Fredonia and spent most of tl-re day looking over the mill. From Fredonia they flew over the Grand Canyon to Kaibab's mill and sales office in Flagstaff and returned to Los Angeles that evening.

Jack McDonald of Henderson Lumber Company and Walt Rasmussen and Dave McGee of Opaco Lumber Company in Las Vegas also made a one-day flying trip to the Fredonia and Flagstaff mills of Kaibab.

During October, John Jiori and Lloyd Feldman of Tucson, Arizona, made a one-day flight that took in the Holbrook, Flagstaff and Fredonia mills.

Sqntq Clqro County Spcrks Boy Areo Residentiql Permits

San Francisco.-Santa Clara county sparked the Bay Area in permits issued for residential building during the week of December 6. fssuance of permits hit fairly high considering the time of year and normal slowdown in Bay Area construction. Activity in all counties except Alameda was uD from the first December week.

Alameda issued 65 permits compared to 219 the previous week and 85 a month earlier, Contra Costa issued 66 compared to 45 and 100, Marin issued 31 compared to 23 and 19, San Francisco issued 64 compared to 55 and 106. San Mateo issued 93 against 67 and 33, and Santa Clara scored with 358 in the December 6 week against 249 aweek earlier and 90 a month earlier.

Developmenl in Aquctic Pqrk

Property at Van Ness Ave. and North Point St. in the Aquatic Park district of San Francisco is to be developed as the site for a multi-family residential development. The Albert-Lovett Company has completed negotiations with the Southern Pacific Railway for a 99-year lease on the property. A brick warehouse now occupying the halfblock site will be demolished.