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Thot fhere hove been mony worm dispules lo delermine the veriloble shomrock, o lernole-leoved plonl, odopted by the lrish os fheir nolionol emblem. Some writers odopted the wood sorrel, lhe leoves of which unfold obout St. Polrick's doy; while others mqinlqin thqt the white clover is the fovored plont. Legends mode oul fhot 5t. Potrick, when preoching the Gospel to the benighted inhobitqnls of lrelond, illustroted lhe greot doclrine of the Trinity by the triple leof of the shomrock. Whether he plucked the bright, green leof of the wood sorrel, or lhe more fqmilior herboge of the white clover, connof now be determined. fhe lotter is, howeverr now generolly worn by lrishmen on St. Porrick's doy.

Carpar Lumber Co. Nam ed 1952 Winner i Ot C.R.Johnsonl Memorial Safety Trophy

.., Setting a new all time record in redwood manufacturing industrial accident prevention, the Caspar Lumber Company at Caspar, California, has been named 1952 winner of the coveted C. R. Johnson Memorial Safety trophy.

' The aqnouncement was made at a recent meeting of the C. R. Johnson Accident Prevention Committee held at Fort Bragg, California. The winning accident frequency was 15.43, based on an accepted industry formula.

In second place and only forty three one hundredths per "sn1, (.43) behind the winner, was the Union Lumber Company of Fort Bragg, California

In third place and also showing the greatest per cent of improvement (45 points) was the Northern Redwood Lumber Company of Korbel, California.

Most noteworthy, according to Orrnan H. Oak, chairman of the group, was the fact that the ten redvood companies in the cornpetition bettered their group accident frcquency by a l9/o reduction over 1951. The,averag€ frequency was 43.33 and severity 3.29. The more than 5100 ernployees in the ten company competition accumulated approximately eleven million manhours of exposure.

At the same quarterly meeting,'tie following new ofrccrs were elected: H. C. Neville of The Pacific Lumber.C.ompany, chaiirnan, and C. L. Hokonson of Simpson l-oging Company, secretary. Retiring officers are Orman H. Oak, drairman, and Lyle Harrison, Arcata Redwmd Co., secretary.

Those companies represented in the safety competition are Arcata Redwood Co-, Caspar Lumber Co., Hammond Lunber Co., Holmes Eureka Lumber Co., Northern Redwood l-umber Co., The Pacific Lumber Co., Rockport Redwood Co., Simpson I-ggrttg Co., Union Lumber Co. and Willits Redwood Products Co.

Old Timcr'r Mccting

Lumbermen's Post of the American Legion l' held an Old-Timer's meeti4g at the fomthan '; Club, [.os Angeles, on Wednesday evening, Feb 1:. ruary ll. The party was in honor of the Post's Past Commanders, and'there w:r:i a good tuniout, over 100 attending. Jack Brush, the Post's first Commander, presided at the meeting.

Dr. Palazoides, authority on world affairs,. professor of Political Science at tha University of Southern California, and columnist for the [-os Angeles Times, was the speaker of the eve ning. His talk included an interesting discussion * ,, of the Korean and European situatims. ,,

A number of lumber comlnnies made dona- nr tions which will be used for the Post's youth activities program.

Lumbermen's Post meets the second Wednesday of every month at the Mona Lisa Restaurant, Los Angeles. IIarry West is the Post's C-om- : mander. t -,

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'PLASTER \9ORKABILITY" is es important io tbc menufacnrrinr of ohster Lrth as in BLUE DIA-}iOND PLASTER. ff,t iiivluaUte cheractctistic is a'gift of Neola

Our gyprum dCpocits rt Bluc Diemoo4 Nevade, pGG3s 'PL/\STER VORKABILTTY" to e high desree.

The Blue Dismond Plastcr lrth production lioc ir oquippd with high speed automatic machiaery of latest dcriS[ ' ond is synchronizrd from bcgiooiag to eod.

The 6nest materials aad machioery rr.e ao bettqr thro the -ca who use them. Under standerdr sct for them by oco vi6 over a quarEf ccnnrry of contiouous e:perieae manufadturing Blue Diaoond productq-skilcd workcn, aided by laboratory control oethoas, Surd thil loat producrioo line agaiast impcrfectioo.

Fred Broderick, well known Southern California lumberman, has been appointed sales manager for W. B. Jones Lumber Co., fnc., Los Angeles. Fred was formerly general'manager and treasurer of the l-errett Lumber C.o. at l-os Angeles.

The first skyline logging, in which logs are transported across rough terrain by means of a trolley and an overhead cable, was at Bridal Veil, Oregon, on the,Columbia River, in 1899.

Sitka spruce has been found superior for use as lagging on cable reels because of its'comparative light weigfit and inherent torighness, permitting it to be reused.

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From top to bottom - throughout the TW&J organization - our people live by our polic-v of over 40 years standing - prompt' courteous. effie iont seruico.

Ten large saw mills, augmented by an extensive wholesale distributing organization. You are assured a depenrlable supply of \\iest Coast lunrber and lurnber protlucts in a wide choice of sizes and srades.

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