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When the ftrst full page, full color ad for Plgwall breaks in the Los Angeles Times Home Magazine on February 15, 1959 over 100 alert dealers will be included.

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If you missed being included in that first ad, you can still make the second one due on March 29, 1959, if you act NOW. Plyuall is sure to build extra sales and profits for you. These pre- finished panels come in I0 distinctive, perfectly matched, hardwood ftnishes, plain or grooved for random plank efiect at a price that makes them the greatest bargain in home decoration ever!

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Wholesale Distributors tor Plguall: count for more than 90% ol total industry output which in 1958 was 6.2 blllion feet. The association licenses individual mills to use its stamps after a qualifying trial. The- stamps are removed if output does not measure up to DFPA's requirements.

To assure conformance, the association utilizes 'roundthe-clock random sampling backed by laboratory testing. Quality supervisors mlke a minimum of t-w-o production irn inipectlons per week. When results call for it, inspections are far moie frequent and in some cases are run daily until adequate quality control is achieved or the stamps pending-a request for re-inspection'

Resident inspection was dropped in 1938 to free resident inspectorJ from the infuence of the mills iri which they were permanently stationed.

Certification by an approved testing agency will also be required in all piywood meeting the Commercial Standard

CS45-55 if proposals now pending before the Department oI Commerce are accePted.

Georgio-Pclcific Eornings Sosr 37o/o

Portland, Ore.Record earnings for the third -quarter and first nine months were reported Oct' 30 by GeorgiaPacific Corporation. Third quarter net -income after taxes was $2,788,877, compared wifh $2,031,5-48 in the co^r-r^esp-onding period ol 1957-an increase ol 37/.. The 1958 thirdq.t"a.i.t income figure was also up 34/o over the second quarter. Sales for ihis year's third quarter were $40,819,986, as against $34,532,600 ior the complrable period of. 1957.

For the nine months ended September 30, GeorgiaPacific's net profits were $6,791,935,-compared ryith $-p.!(,281ior the sihilar period last year. Sales of $112,810,789 for the nine-month perlod were also at a record-ligh-; sales for the comparable period last year were $108,055,587'