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How lrumber Lrooks I'orttantl, Orcgott, March l5 - Iiebruary shipments of I)ouglas fir lumber fell appreciably below January levels, said I{. V. Simpson, exccutivc vice prcsident of the West Coast l,unrbernten's Association, rvho blamcd an carly scls()r'l frcight car shortagc for traffic intcrruption. Fir mills of wcsteru Oregorr and Washington shipped m0,55-1,000 board fect cach weck during February, dowu frorn tlre 210,795,(n0 fcet weckly totals for January. Lunrber producti<ln rnay be seriously curtailed during rrrost of 1951, Simpsgn warued, as thc lumber industry for thc first timc expericnced a severe car shortage in Fel-rruary' "'l'his is a normally light loading ntonth," the lumbermatr said. "It's anybody's guess rvhat we'll use for freight cars u,hen uormal traffic volume devclops in late spring. This 1'car looks like a hcart breaker, rvith a car shortage in sight fcrr cvery uronth." licbruary lumbcr ordcrs u'cre far below January totals antl some observers thought the unccrtairrty of shipping conditiorrs was responsible'

b.f.; eight n'eeks of 1950 1,223,454,U)lJ b.f.; eight weeks of lg11) 1,317,894,m0 b.f.

Or<lers for cight wccks of 1951 brcakdown as follows: Itail tnd truck 1,279,567,000 b.f.; domestic cargo 358,244,000 lr.f i cxport 90,006,000 b.f.; local 103,389,000 b.f. 'I'hc industry's urrfillctl order file stood at 961,973,000 b.f. lt thc crr<l of licbruary; gross stocks at 785,525,000 b.f.

'l'hc Sottthern l)irre Association for thc week ended March 10,90 units (ll3 mills) reporting, gave orders as 20,849,000 fect, shipments 19,298,000 feet, and production 19,181,000 fcct. ()r<lers on lrarr<l at thc end of the week totaled 6; 077,000 fcct. (Continucd on I'age 52)

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. . .. .. .22 'l'hc s'cekly averitge of \\{cst Coast lumber production iu My Fcvorite Story Fred Hull Re-elected President Accident Prevention Asg'n 26 liclrrtrary l'as 207,066,000 b.f. or 115.2/o of the 1946-1950 Southern Cqlil. Lumbermen's Convention . . . . . . . . .30 ruvcraf{c. Ortlers averirged 184,809,000 b.f. ; shipments 200,- 25YecnsAgo. .........38 554,000 b.f . \\'eekly averages for January were : Production Northern Ccrlif. Lumbermen's Convention . .... ....42 203,130,m0 b.t. (113.0/o of the 1946-1950 avcrage) ; orders Fun, Fqcts & Filosophy .......44 242.6(fi,An b.f.; shipments 210,795,000 b.f. .......48 Building Permits .. . . . . .50 liight u'cclts of 1951 cumttlative production 1,742,347,0W Obitucries

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National Plyrrood Digtributorg Agrociation Holdg Winter Meeting in San Francigco The winter meeting of the National Plywood Distributors Association was held at the St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco, March 14. There was an attendance of 4O, representative of theAssociation's western territory. The main subject for discussion was the "Defense Program and Your Business." On the agenda were related topics such as "Material Controls," "Price Controls," "Selling in the Defense Economy," "Your Part in Civilian Defense," and t'Wage Controls."

All of those present took part in the discussion. There were morning and afternoon sessions, and a luncheon. The meeting was a fine opportunity for the members to further their acquaintance with each other. B. E. Babbit, managing director of the Association, which has its headquarters at 20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago 6,

presided at the meeting, Kenneth J. Shipp, California Builders Supply Co., Oakland, vice president of the Association, and J. Wm. Back, Back Panel Company, Los Angeles, were present, and the following members and gttests : .'.'Seattle F. L. Johnson, Columbia Veneer Co., .. . . . . . . Los Angeles Lumber Co., Ray Hill R. Mercier, John Clyde J. Vernon, U. S. Plywood Corp., ..Culver City, Calif. . ' Spokane Bill Haskin, U. S. Plywood Corp., .Taconra . .. Supply, Dealers' Lundgren Lundgren, A. E. .. ' 'Tacoma James W. McKay, Plywood, Inc., ..Tacoma E. L. Rifenrath, Plywood Tacoma, fnc., . R. B. Robbins, North-Robbins Plywood, Inc. ....Seattle Arthur L. Neher, North-Robbins Plywood, Inc., . . Salinas Martel Wilson, Building Material Distributors, Stockton Charles M. Hinds, Building Material Distributors, Stockton Jack Davidson, Davidson Plywood & Lbr. Co., I-os Angeles . . Los Angeles Fred B. Smales, U. S. Plywood Corp., Nolen E. Mills, Plywood Los Angeles, Inc., . .I-os Angeles Orval W. Stewart, Davidson Plywood & Lurnber Co., Los Angeles R. S. "Dick" Bartlett, Davidson Plywood & Lumber Co. Los Angeles Los Angeles I-br. Co., & Plyrvood Chandler Hart, Davidson

. . , Los Angeles John Eells, Roddis-California, Inc., . Carl Stobbe, Georgia-Pacific I'lywood & Lumber Co., Los Angeles Stewart W. White, Georgia-Pacific Plywood & Lumber Co., Olympia . . . . Portland Plywood Corp., Jack E. Cramer, U. Sl J. Arthur Knudsen, Knudsen Builders Supply Co., Salt I-ake City ....Oakland Co., Builders Supply I'at Cardin, California ..Fresno John D. Patriquin, U. S Plywood Corp., .....San Francisco Iid. Halligan, Roddiscraft, Inc., S. Logan Owens, Jt., M & M Wood Working Co., San Francisco Norman T. Bushberg. Jr., Albrite Mfg. Co., ....Oakland Oakland Don I-. Kesselring, U. S. Plywood Corp., R. G. Ilxtra, Evans Products Co., .. :.........Coos Bay Denver J. G. McMann, Lumber Yard Supply Co., .. San Francisco Don L. Braley, U. S. Plywood Corp., .Oakland Lloyd Harris, Vancouver Plywood Co., .. . . Portland Ii. Panel Co., A. Wanke, Wanke .. . ..Oakland I-. Il. Krohn, Wanke Panel Co., William N Bradley, U. S. Plywood Corp., Glendale Branch Emeryville Leo J. Fleitz, California Plywood fnc., . Plywood Francisco Co., S. Chipman, San James .San Francisco

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At the conclusion of the meeting Mr. Babbitt invited all those present to attend the 9th Annual Convention of the Association, to be held at Sun Valley, Idaho, June 10 to 13 inclusive. F.B.I. Nisrht At Club No. 39 Clcrremont Hotel April 16 A large crowd is expected to be on hand on the evening of Monday, April 16 to hear a speaker from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, at the regular dinner meeting of Hoo-Hoo Cl'ub No. 39, at the Claremont Hotel, Berkeley. Robert Meyer will be chairman of the evening.

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With the stench of the RFC investigation still in our nostrils, how about turning away from euch sickening things, and just do a little good-naturcd vagabonding in this issue? It's mighty hard to get thc mind off such stunning matters, but at least we can try. someone says that ,h" ;rJ" wise monkeys who said: "Hear no evil, Bee no evil, speak no evil," should add a fourth monkey to the gang who says: "\lllrite no letterg."

They teu about the gro; ol o"rr., girls who were invited on a cruise to Australi4 and who decided to go bei cause, they said, "that is one part of Texas we've never

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cents'

Have you noticed that the fellow who says he can take it or leave it alone, always takes it? +rf

"Many a mental pygmy," writes a critical reader of this column, "whose brains wouldn't sell for a cent a pound for soap, is in Washington today, exercising his verbosity in the hope of covering up his too visible imperfections, when he should, by rights, be whittling sticks in front of his favorite grocery store; he simply mistakes a torpid liver for the divine afflatus." who thinks as he pleases An American liberal ," and vociferously against others and then protests loudly "*-it doing the same.

In Korea today we see millions of home-loving people being despoiled and outraged, their homes given over to the flames, their property to the plunderer, their women to the ravisher, and their throats to the knife. Their frantic scramble backwards and forwards seeking safety for women and children, is probably the most tragic aspect of Korea today.

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Samuel Gompers' favorite motto which he kept framed on the wall of his office, has been forgotten by most of the

labor leaders of today. It read: "What the government gives you, the government can take away, and once it starts taking away, it can take more than it gives." t*

"Let u8 face this problem like men !" shouted a Congressional speaker. Said one of his colleagues to the other:

"He has the problem in the hollow of his head."

"At its nakedest, u"*o"rl"r*is the stampede of the majority over the minority. At its most civilized, democracy is the orderly prevalence of the sedate will of the many over the conduct of the few, with the assumption (not always correct) that the many obey their own dss1sgg."Dallas News.

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Voltaire once said: "Do not let those who have sense be subjected to those who have none; and the generation which is being born will owe to us its reason and liberty." :f

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Douglas Hyde, who was the first president of lreland, was known as "An Craoibhin Aoibhinn." That sprang from an old Irish saying applicable to this famous Gaelic scholar and poet: "As the vibration of one branch may be felt through the forest, so the influence of one man rhay arouse the nation from apathy."

"Books are ever-burning lamps of accumulated wisdom," said G. W. Curtis.

And P. G. Hamertor, "lrr" orrt, hope of preserving practice of an immense charitS a what is best lies in the""rJ, wide tolerance, a sincere resp€ct for opinions that are not ours.tt :f*.

I like an editorial remark in the Dallas News that says: "The three dollars of taxes on your nine dollar shoes just means that you are punishing your feet for the sins of your head." What that means, f suppose, is that if we were not the prize suckers of all the world there would be no such taxes on your nine dollar shoes. Shakespeare said, ir, "*l"lure for Measure": "Man, proud mari, dressed in a little brief authority, most ignorant of what he's most assured, performs such antics before high heaven as to make the angels weep." And in that

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power corrupt! abeolutely." Loyal Americanc had that thought in mind when thcy recently put over the latect Constitutional amendment to limit the time one man can rcrvc a3 president. A guy namcd Warhington thought that a good man would not want such power too long. Someone has said that ; iu."t" the Communists are undcrfed, and in this country they are underground. Some of them, maybe, but the worst of the rcde in America are above ground and well fpd; fat cats, in fact.

Senator McCarran, or *lu"l", after a recent interview with J. Edgar Hoover, declared it to be hie opinion that this country is in greater internal security danger than it has ever been before.

Minister Disraeli what his when Bomeone asked ;J religion was, that great man replied that his was the creed of all sensible men. And when pressed to tell what the religion of all sensible men WAS, he replied: "That is what no sensible man ever tells." Price Stabilizer Micha" Or*U. is humorous, and loves to joke. When he took the toughest of all jobs, he grinned as he patted himself on the fat stomach, and told reporters: "The President wanted a man with a lot of guts."

Stcrt Construstion ol Model Home For los Angele Hone Show

Construction started recently when grodnd was broken for "The Southlander" at Pan Pacifc Auditorium. Featuring many innovations and new ideas, "The Southlander" rvill be on display dtrring the 6th National Los Angeles Home Show, June l4th through 24th. Work began officially when Home Show President I'larl T. Heitschmidt rvielded the 6rst shovel of dirt. Ilulldozers and crews of the Sentinel Construction Company took over from there in order to get the house ready by show time. Sentinel officials Tom Glover and Jim Young, real estate developers, said that tlte "Southlander" will be in the $25,000 class and will exemplify comfortable and gracious California living. Among the many features will be all-glass liv.ing and play rooms, each room having its own patio. Glover and Young declared, "There is increasing public demand for horrres of this type." Heitschmidt revealed that the therne of the 1951 Los Angeles Home Show will be the "I)ageant of Miracles." An attendance record was established last year when approximately 200,000 persons visited the ten-day Exposition, which is sponsored by the Construction Industries of Southern Clalifornia. "Our 1951 Shorv will be bigger and better than any previous one," Heitschriridt added.

Hac Collins, Rounds Trading Company, San Francisco, and Max Barnette, manager of the company's Long Beach office, recently made a trip to Phoenix, Arizona, by the

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;r* leaking out that the From the time the ""; funds had become a racket and that of RFC distribution people you right could get your hand you if knew the Mr. reservoir, into the huge cash Jesse H. Jones has been

openly advocating the entire elimination of the agency. He is the man who headed RFC with such complete success through the depression and early war years. Through his

contacts he probably knows more about the prostitution of RFC than most folks. So his cryptic remark when asked about RFC the other day, is worth quoting. He simply said: "The rats found the cheese."

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Concat To Be Held at Fresno April 13 San Joaquin Hoo-Hoo Club No. 31 will hold a Concatenation on Friday, April 13, at the Belmont fnn, Fresno. There will be a fine steak dinner. Belmont Inn has a large dining area, and a private room for the degree team. Dinner will be at 6:39 p.m. Bob Reid, who did su,ch a good job at the last Concat will again lead the degree team, Attendance Chairman Willard LaFranchi reports that the

El Rancho meeting on March 9 was a complete success. He says that Di'ck Kennedy and his assistants did such good work that the 64 who attended enjoyed the meeting thoroughly. Attendances have been running about 60 on the average, which is considered very good indeed.

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C. D. Johnson Lumber Corporation Makes Huge Lumber Shipment to L. A. Harbor Laden with 4,000,000 board feet of lumber from the C. D. Johnson Lumber Corporation of Portland and Toledo, the

SS Betsy Olson arrived in the harbor of Los Angeles on February 20. According to the statistics available this appears to be the largest shipment ever loaded by ong mill on a single vessel bound into the harbor of Los Angeles. The stock was sold by Stephen G. Freeman & Co. of Balboa, Calif., representing C. D. Johnson. The Shipment was delivered to five or six consignees. A truly prodigious operation, and far from a newcomer in setting production statistics, is that of the C. D. Johnson mill at Toledo. In 1950 the mill shipped 171,000,000 board feet rail and cargo. Of this quantity 103,000,000 was shipped by water on 53 different vessels. This production figure was surpassed only in l94l when 190,000,000 feet were shipped. Perhaps not generally known is the fact that the mill's production and shipment is the largest of any single mill in the state of Oregon. Johnson's shipments into Southern California have come down in a more or less steady flow. Directly before the present cargo 1,500,000 feet were delivered by water into Los Angeles and San Diego. Closely following the Betsy Olson a further vessel discharged 2,000,000 feet at the two cities. The schedule has been regular as a result of the integrated efforts of the mill in allocating and readying the sizable shipments, the selling program in southern California coordinated to that schedule, and service from the steamship company in the proper time arrivals.

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he just received a shipment from Zeesman. His trucks were loaded up in jig-time with quality Douglas Fir Plywood, Doors (3-panel, flush and combination) and Hardboards, accord. ing to his order.

Industrial ClubrMeets The Industrial Club of Southern California held a meet-

ing at the Industry Club, Los Angeles, Friday evening, March 9. There were about 100 present including company executives, key personnel, salesmen and guests. President E. G. Reel presided at the business session following dinner. Hal Von Breton was master of ceremonies. Roy Stanton Jr. introduced the speaker of the evening, R. J. Barry, consulting engineer, who gave an interesting and informative talk on "fnventory Turnover and Its Effect on Costs." Through the courtesy of the California Redwood Association, the colored sound picture .'sempervirens', was shown.

Committees Announced For Annucl Reveille General Chairman Ed LaFranchi has announced the committee chairmen who will assist him in the big job of putting on the Annual Reveille, which will be held at the Claremont Hotel, Berkeley, on Friday, May 11. Tickets

will be on sale soon.

The annual golf tournament will be held at the Sequoyah Country Club, Oakland. The committee chairmen are the following: Banquet, Lu Green; Publicity, Bob Hogan; Reception, Bill McCubbin; Ticket Sales, Rod Branson; Entertainment, Herb Farrell; Finance, Jerry Mashek; Program, John Gaffney; Golf Tournament, Clarence Dame and Brian Bonnington; Reservations, Robt. Meyer; Secretary, Chris Sechrist.

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every tnenlber of the family. In the house plan entered in the overall contest contest the architect shorvs two of the wardrobes inside the ltouse and two of them attached to the outside rvall. The outdo<>r ttnits, bttilt of exterior type fir plvrvood u'ith the durable rvater-protlf bond, provide storage for lan'n mower, tools, hose antl other garden ecluipnrcn t.

Key to Added Convenience 'I'he warilrobe can be specially adapted to meet the recluirenrents of guest closet, linen storage, out-of-scason closet or general storage space. The key to the attractive unit is the :rddition of four inches in the depth of the wardr<llle to Pr<rf idg for shelves on the backs of the doors. In the bedroom units, space is made for hats, and the area beneath short length clothes is occupied by a set of drawers. 'Ihis ingcnious layottt appeals to the man who is buying Short Cut to Ecrry Livilrg-Shell-door unit lhqt won lirrt Prire in the ply- or remodeling a home through the added convenience and wood built-in contest in the NAHB-Forun houee derign competiiion. sbelvor rtiflen doort trnd provide linger-iip convenieace lot storoge. livability n'hich it offers. Hanson's own personal wardrobe neatlv solvt's some of the annoyances the head of the family A simple, easy-to-build wardrobe that suggests tluick often meets in the bedroom. The shelf arrangement on the saies for thc'builder and dealer has been singled oirt as the doors provitles an empty space always ready for loose winning plvwood built-in feature in the nation's greatest change, billfiold and other items that corne out of his pocket house design competition sponsored by the National Asso- each night. Shoe racks are attached to one door and there ciation of Home Builders, Architectural Forum magazine is a tie rack. handy-height mirror and space for socks, handkerchiefs. shirt studs, sweaters and so on. and building materials manufacturers' The outstanding feature of the wardrobe, designed by Special Women's Unit architect Edward W. Hanson of Stillwater, Minn., is a The specially planned women's unit is equally convenient spacc-thriftl' self-door. This inexpensive short cut to easy living concentrates clothes and accessories in a conveni- with its prc.vision for both low and high heeled shoe racks. ently simplc. attractive, storage unit. The jury of architects Above the shoe racks are near-at-hand shelves for purses, who judged 2,727 house design entries, chose the self-door belts, hose, costume jewelry and other items. The top shelf wardrobe as introducing outstanding livability and sales inside the lr.rardrobe provides an area for hats and boxes. The initial plan which can be easily modified to meet appeal in any home. individual requirements calls for a wardrobe 3' 10' 'ivide Simple {dea Hanson's plan is an adaptation of a rvardrobe design by 2' deep. It is ceiling height or less depending upon fi, rvhich contributed to his $1,000-first prize in the Chicago- special requirements. The plan calls for sides of %" are plywood. Top and bottom back of %" land prize liomes competition some time ago. It brought plyrvood ancl. a him $2,500 from the Douglas Fir Plywood Association, a fi" lhick and the extra storage unit provided above for plywood for top and co*sponsor of the NAHB-Forum contest. One of the com- hats in the bedroom design uses f" plywood fir surfaces, the Douglas petition juclges, Los Angeles architect Whitney R. Smith, bottom. Like all visible wardrobes can be finished to retain the natural beauty of declared: "Althouglr the shelf-door plan at first seems like a simple the wood or painted to harmonize with any decorating one, it impressed the jury as .being most valuable to the schetne. Other Winners merchant builder. There would be no question that it would heads the architectural department of Hanson Architect pre-fabrieasily be help the sale of a house and it could for 16 rein Stillwater-headquarters Lumber Co. Central cated." prize to Archiwent Second in Wisconsin. vards tail'lumber to Ilanson's winning design offers finger-tip convenience

April l, l95I

WE HAUE G(l]ISISTElIT S(lURCE$ (lF SUPPTY! When you ned lumber in VOLUMf-by Roil, Corgo or fn 6k-ure con hondle your shipmenls efficienlly ond quickly from our len mills locoled

in lhe Pocific Northwest. We hove the reputotion for being the Lumber Deolers' dependoble source of supply in Southern Coliforniq. Thot is

why we con soy: "When you need GOOD LUMBER, properly monufoclured, we will see lhot you gel lust thot, becouse our mills mointoin high stondords of production" . . . A coll will convince you we hove the

experience<nd mqleriql-to furnish your requiremenls.

EUBANK The Cabinet lroning Board that S\7VELS For Convenience in Use The Eubcmk Swivel-Type Cobinet Ironing Board is eosy to instoll, in new or old homes, either before or crfter plostering. Once instqlled, it's qttrqctively recessed into the woll; the bocnd is out- of sight, out of the wcy, except when in use. The cobinet door mqv be

installed for right or left hond opening, os preferred. And there qre no projecting ports-onywhere-to teor delicqte fcrbrics. A metol-asbestos iron rest is provided on the boord. It's the new- i, the modern-cobinet ironing bocrd, designed {or your customer.

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a,na-a unrn mtrxr tect Paul Edward Tay of Long Beach, Catif., for his storage bar between a kitchen and dining area. Seymour R. Joseph of New York City designcd a varicty of built in counters, chests and storage walls that won third prize and Nick Athens of Albuquerque, N. M., won fourth prizc with a design for a multi-purpose storage unit.

That Hanson's wardrobe is a practical, easily-buitt household convenience has already been demonstrated. He has lour of them in his own Chicagoland home, one of which is shown in the accompanying photographs. This wardrobe and its many possible modifications would add livability ind style to any home, large or small. But most important to the dealer and builder is the powerful sales argument it offers to Mr. and Mrs. Average American who are growing more and more conscious of the contenicnce that can be had with capable planning.

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Oran Lyonr Elscted Prcrident Central Vcllcy Hoo-Hoo Club Oran W. Lyons of Valley Builders Supply Co., Modesto, was elected president of Central Valley Hoo-Hoo Club No. 62 at this club's meeting held March 14 at Covell Hotel, Modesto.

Richard Morrison, American Lumber Co., Modesto, was elected vice president, and Arthur Benevich, Union Lumber Co., Stockton, was elected second vice president. Oda Ensley, E,nsley-Duncan Luntber Co., Modesto, was elected secretary. The new directors are: Robert Forgie, Stock-

ton Lumber Co., Stockton; Ian Mensinger, American Lumber Co., Modesto, and Seth Potter, Stockton Box Co., Stockton. The nominating committee consisted of Ian Mensinger, Seth Potter, and Charles G. Bird. There was an attendance of 41 members and guests. Seth Potter, Vicegerent Snark for the district, and retiring president of the Club, presided. Refreshments were furnished and served by

Hy Robinson and Bill Walker of the PerryWalker Lumber Company, Modesto. Lieut. George Russell of the Stockton Naval Annex, spoke on the survival of the American family, and their protection from the effects qf the atom bomb. This vvas a most interesting and instructive talk.

Back From Mexico Trip Don Coveney, of California Lumber Sales, Oakland, and Mrs. Coveney returned around the middle of March from what they describe as a delightfully interesting trip to Mexico. They flew both ways, visited Mexico City and Acapulco, and also spent a few days at Taxco, and Cuernavaca.

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Jlatlrlqk AND eonh'that, BAKED PLASTIC ENAMEL FINISH WALL PANELS . . . and there's lots of places they go, eftectively and economicatlykitchens and bathrooms, stores and restauranti for instance. Thev have the "looks" that appeat-in full nnge of. colors, in variety o? panel sizes and patterns-' 'They have the ippeal of economy-lower iosg ease of insi'allation and irpkeep, durabflity. You'll "e6 places" with CORALITE, HANDITYL.E and CONATETHER the yiar.'round . . .'for remodeling jobs and new construction both. Pash Tbese Proftable Year 'Round. Sellers!

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ration's 55,000 acres of redwood and fir. The two-lane road is one of the largest private highway projects comPleted since the war. Over it trucks carry saw logs up to 4O feet long in loads weighing up to 100 tons. Members of the directorate in the group were Alvin C. Marsh, Charles J. Winton, Jr., Aytch. P. Woodson, R. M. Heskett, John Alexander, Jr., Ben O. Anderson, and Mr' Holland.

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Hoo-Hoo Club No. 39 Har Bascball Night It was baseball night at the dinner meeting of Hoo-I-Ioo Club No. 39, held at the Claremont Hotel, Berkeley. March 19.

Two dircctorr of Maronitc Corporction qre lhown wiih E. T. F.

Wohtenberg, vice prcaident ond gencrcl ncacger ol thc new plcnt qt Ulicb, Calil., irrrpectiag c Preedwood dropout, wbich convcyr rpe-

ciql vqrietier ol linirhed Lcrdboqrd panelt to lhe portr ol the plcat whcre they crc lurthcr procemed. Lclt to right: B. M. Hel}ett, Iobn Alcxqnder, Jr., ond Mr. Wohlenberg.

President Lee LeBreton presided. Clarencc l)ame, Strable Hardwood Co., Oakland, was program chairman and intrrrduced the speaker, Jack Greer, director of public relations for the Oakland Baseball Club, who gavc a good talk on the club's a'ctivities, and prospects for 1951. IIe also answered numerous questions. The color motion picture "Play Ball With The Oaks" which was shown proved to be very entertaining. E. E. F-irestone, Firestone Lumber Industries, Oakland, was awarded the $20.00 cash door prize. In the drawing for baseball tickets for Oaks games, two tickets were won by Ralph Meyer, Strable Hardwood Co., Oakland, and two by Bob Hogan, Hogan Lumber Co., Oakland.

Ukiah, Calif.-Directors of Masonite Corporation made their first offrcial inspection of the new multi-million dollar hardboard plant here recently. The delegation was headed by Eugene Holland of Chicago, president. The visitors were escorted on their trip through the plant and into the corporation's forest tracts over the 35mile Masonite road by E. T. F. Wohlenberg, vice president and general plant manager. Two days were spent here by the directors, who witnessed the various operations by which fir and redwood logs are transformed into panels of pressed wood, visited each of the 10 buildings constituting the plant, and toured the private road which makes the raw material accessible' The sprawling plant is located one and a half miles north of the city on a 116-acre site. With their host and other plant executives, the group followed the Masonite road over the 2,355-foot crest of the Coast Range to its terminus in the heart of the corpo-

President Lee LeBreton made a plea for blood donations to the Red Cross, which has reported a great shortage. Al Kelley, vice president of the club, asked for a brief period of silence in respect to the memory of Lew W. Blinn, rvell known lumber salesman, who passed away at his home in San Anselmo. Calif., on March 16.

Frank Curran, Frank Curran Lumber Co., Santa Ana, visited his brother, James Curran of the Bakersfield Sandstone Brick Co., at Bakersfield on March 14, the occasion being his brother's 89th birthday. He also planued to call on Jim Schultz, retired, former manager of the E. K. Wood Lumbcr Co. at Los Angeles, and now residing in Fresno. Harry Whittemore, Los Angeles Lumber Inc., Los An-

geles, has returned from a ten days' trip calling on the

mills in Northern California. Mrs. Whittemore accom-

panied him.

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Thi" fitt" soft, wood is one of the Associated Woods produced by member mills of the Western Pine Association. It is finetextured, and although light in weight, is very strong for its weight. Caryenters like it because it is easy to work, nails without splitting and holds nails and glue firmly. Engelmann Spruce is suitable for many building uses such as sheathing, subflooring, framing, ceiling and siding.It works up satis" factorily for interior finishing, mill work, industrial boxes and crates. The tight knotted boards are often used for knotty paneling particularly where a wood of light color and rather inconspicuous knots is desired. For more informotion about Engehnann Spruce, send. for free illustrated, Focts Folder and. Grade Use Guide, Add,ress

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tentative name of Wood Window Institute according tb a report by Russel Bjorn, manager and director. Mr. Bjorn has done considerable work in Southern California and has been told by a dozen leaders in the industry there that they favor a statewide organization under the name of Woodwork Institute of California. A meeting was to be held March 28 in Los Angeles, to which 40 firms were invited to send representatives, to consider whether the Southern California group favors a single statewide organization. The meeting was sponsored by Harry l-ibby, John W. Koehl & Son; T. M. (Ty) Cobb, T. M. Cobb Company, and Francis Hanson, West Coast Screen Co.

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the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, March 14, additional funds were subscribed bringing the group's commitments to approximately $25,000. of which half has been paid into the treasury.

"It looks very encouraging to me for the statewide plan," Mr. Bjorn concluded. "Everyone I talked with in Southern California feels it is the only thing to do. The advantages and benefits are obvious, such as more mileage out of 'dues dollars,' a better and broader program, and a stronger organization with more weight and prestige when appearing before government officials and legislative bodies, or other groups."

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Liquid Redwood Survives Mogt Rigid Tests Liquid Redwood, a California Redwood stain, manufactured by Gilbreath Chemical Co., 383 Brannan Street, San Francisco, is now on the market, following exhaustive tests under the most severe actual weathering conditions. This stain has taken four years to develop, test, and compare with other redwood stains. One test site is located on a dry lake bed in Mojave Desert, 50 miles south of Death Valley, and the other was constructed near San Mateo on San Francisco Bay. These weathering tests are being continued in an effort to improve the product still further. This company predicts as a result of the tests that Liquid Redwood will become a very large seller all over the country.

It is packed in quarts. gallons, and five gallons. It will not be packed in drums.

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On Honolulu Trip Adolph E. Wanke, Wanke Panel Co., Portland, and Mrs. Wanke left San Francisco for Honolulu March 16 on the Matson Liner Lurline. They will be back in San Francisco May 3.

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did someone $ay REtlABltlil? Moybe it wos the plywood-buyer whose order corried on "impossible-lo-meel" deodline. A deodline thot we mel. . . . Or it could be ony one

of o number of folks we've corried in our roster of cuslomers from the doy, 34 yeors ogo, when we opened our doors. All of them rely on us lo give them the stroight focts on building moteriols we hondle. We,re

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Of Johnr-Manvillc---A. R. Firhsr Appointcd Prcgidcnt Nerv York, March 2.-Leslie M. Cassidy was elected chairman of the board and chief executive officer of JohnsManville Corporation and Adrain R, Fisher was appointed presidcnt of the corporation at a special meeting of the board of <lirectors held today. Mr. Cassidy succecds to the post left vacant by the death on Irebruary 26, 1951, of Lewis H. Brown who had been chief cxccutivc officer of Johns-Manville Corporation since 1929, first as prcsident and, from 1946, as chairman

of the board. Mr. Fisher succeeds Mr. Cassidy, who became president of Johrrs-Manville Corporation on the retirement of It. W. I-ea on January 31, 1951. Clitlord Ii. Rassn'eiler, vicc president for Research and Developurcnt, who rvas electcrl vice chairnran of the board

and director on January 31, 1951, continues in those duties

and in addition will continue to have full responsibility for rlrgauization ancl direction of the company's nerv Planning Board, and will serve as assistant and alternate to thc chairman. The board also adoptecl a rcsolution memorializing the services of Mr. Lcwis H, llrown to the Corporation. Mr. Brorvn yrassed away on February 26. I\{r. Cassidy began his association with Johns-Manville in 192(t as architectural representative in Northern Ne'iv

Jersey. Successively he became a sales supervisor, manager of the company's Ncwark sales office, assistant to the vice president in charge of building material sales, general mer-

An exterior finish of portland cement stucco never fails to please home owners and win friends

for the contractor. Tell your customers they may have the color and texture they like best-that its charm and beauty

will last for years without the expense of annual repainting.

Remind them that portland cement stucco is weather-resistant and termite-proof-a big value at reasonable cost.

POR.TIAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 816 W. 5th Si., Los Angeles 13, Cnlif' cnd exlad the use- ol concr€te ' ' ' through A nqtioncl otganizalion,.lo inprove cnd engiaeeriag lield worl' aclelurs t"iicrch

chantlise nlanager, and general manager of the Building Prodncts Department. ln 1946 he was appointed vice presiclent for sales. Mr. Fisher joined Johns-Manville in 1923 as superintendent of the asphalt roofing department at the company's Waukegan, Illinois. plant. Prior to that time he had been superintendent with the Barber Asphalt Company of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, and a manager with the Stowell Manufacturing Company, Jersey City, New Jersey. In Johns-Manville he has held executive positions at the company's Lompoc, California, and Manville, N. J. plants. In 1937, Mr. Fisher was made production manager of JohnsManville with offices in New York City, and in 1945 became a vice president of the Corporation. He was named vice president for production in 1946 and in January 31, 1951, he was elected a director and appointed vice president in charge of all asbestos mining. Returns From Mexico Trip Jim Needham, vice president and general manager of Van Arsdale-Harris Lumber Co., San Francisco, returned recently from a business trip to Mexico, where he visited Mexico City, and various lumber centers, negotiating for the purchase of additional pine. This company has been making sizable shipments of Mexican pine into San Francisco.

On the r,vay home Mr. Needham spent a few days at Palm Springs.

April l, l95l

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Agc not gucnntccd---$e63 | hrve old lor 20 ycrr-Somc kr Didn't Say Which Editing a smdl country newspaper carries with it problemr unknown to larger and more sophieticated publica' tions. Thc editor never knows which of hie rural readers will take eomething, never intended for him, in a purely pcrsonal manncr. Out in West Texar thc editor of a smdl, weekly ncwspapcr that extended its circulation way out into the grassrootr, found on cloeing the forms one week that he was

shy about half a column of copy, so hc thought he would improvise to fill it. He eimply let up the Ten Commandments in attractive tJpc, and used them as a filler in the space mentioned. He thought it a rwell idea for a fcw days. And then he got a letter from a subscriber who lived back in the hills, that read: "Cancel my eubscription. You are gctting too d-n personal."

Twin Hcnbors Lumber Co. Opens Office in Ockland F. E. "Tat" Nicholson, California Builders Supply Co', Twin Harbors Lumber Company opened an office at Oakland, in charge of sales promotion; Walter Olmsteacl, l0l0 Central Bank l3uilding, Broadway and l4th Street, manager of the Fresno warehouse, and W. W. (Bill) Blatt- March l. ner, manager of the Sacramento warehouse, will leave April Bob Fleming, forurerly with Hallinan-Mackin l-umber 3 to attend the annual convention of the Armstrong Cork Co. in Lancaster, Pa. They will also visit New York and Co,, San Francisco, is in charge. He covers the San FranChicago before returning April 10. The entire trip will cisco Bay area, Marin County, Stockton and Sacramento.

Will Attend Armstrong Cork Convention in Lcnccster, Pq.

be made by air.

The telephone number of the new office is Glencourt2-4606.

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POBN.AND 5 Pitrock Block

5225 l,tlihbire BlTd.

REEVES TAYTOR TUMBER GOIUPANY 68 WEST I OrH AVE., EUGENE, OREGON pHoNES 4-227r & 4-2272. TETETYPE EG-OO4

WEST COAST TUMBER PRODUCTS '

5on Froncirco

FIOYD W. ELTIOTT

Phone: DOuglcs 2-4211 Flfe BuildinE

Sccromenlo

Lor Angcler

ROY E. BROWN

G. P. HENRY & CO. Phone PRospect 6524

Phone: Hillcrest 61616 l90l-55rh SFeet

714W. Olympic Blvd.

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Iqck Ccrrlow Adrnitted To Prcrctice Isw Jack Carlow, Carlow Company, Los Angeles, was admitted to practice law on March 5, 1951 in the United States District Court for the Southern District of California in the courtroom of Federal Judge Ben Harrison on the motion of his old law school classmate, Attorney David S. Smith of Los Angeles. Jack has been an active member of the California Bar Association since 1942, and has'been legal adviser for Carlow Company since 1943. In 1943 he became a partner in Carlow Company.

Appointed Sales Representative Winton Lumber Sales Cornpany, Martell, California, irnnounces the appointnrent of Scott Gould as its sales representative in the San Francisco Bay area. His headquarters will be a,t 1621 Graham Way, San Leandro, Calif. His telephone number is Tli.inidad 2-4914'

Vacctioned crt Pclm Springs Abe Schwebel, president of the American Lumber Co., Inc., Long Island City, New York, and Mrs. Sc,hwebel, vacationed at Palm Springs during the month of March. On April 1, they left for Northern California, Oregon and Washington where Mr. Schwebel will call on the mills. American Lumber Co., Inc., have been in business for 32 years and are wholesale distributors of lumber, plywood and millwork. Mr' Schwebel makes two or three trips to the Pacific Coast every year to call on his mill connections.

"It's Mrs. RedWing again. She can't quit talking about her Bruce Ranch Plank Floors."

Ed Irvine has joined the Anderson-Hanson Company of Studio City, Calif., and is operating from their office on Crenshaw Boulevard. Ed was formerly with Dant & Russell Sales Co. of

Los Angeles.

STEPHEN G. fREEMAN & GO. WHOLESALE DOUGTAS FIR, PONDER,OSA ONd SUGAR, PINE

RAIL

CARGO Balboo' Colifomio

Harbor 2ol24-2or25

QUATITY STOCK

April l, l95l

5 Mill To Ser\re You \[est Oregon Lumber Co., Portland, Ore. Oceanside Lumber Co., Garibaldi, Ore. Cascade Lumber Terminal, Springfield, Ore.

Mclntosh Lumber Co., Blue Lake, Calif. Oregon Coast Lumber Mills, Tillamook, Ore.

\7e Specialize in Straight Car Shipmenrs r:t'@

WEST OR.EGON IU'UTBER CO'NPANY 366 So. Bevedy Drive

Beverly Hilts; Calif. Telephones-BRadshaw 2-4313 CReswiew j-6634

Plant and Head Office P. O. Box 6106 Portland P, Oregon

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No. California Sales Ofrce I Drumm Street San Francisco ll, Calif.

YUkon 2-it03

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Frcd Hull Rc-Elcctcd Prcddcnt o[ Ciifomir Lumbcrmcn'r Accidcnt Prcvcntion Arrociction Fred Hull, Fruit Growers Supply Co., Westwood, Calif., was re-elected president of the California Lumbermen's Accident Prevention Association, at the 34th Annual Meeting of the organization, held at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, February /7 and 8. Herb McMahan, of Ralph L. Smith Lumber Co., Anderson, Calif., was elected vice president, and D. N. Edwards, Wood Products Co., Oakland, was re'elected secretarytreasurer. The new directors are: District l, V. F. Meyer, Northern

Redwood Lumber Co.; District 2, l.M. White, Jr., Long Bell Lumber Co.; District 3, Warren Carleton, Winton Lumber Co.; District 4, C. P. Eddy, American Box Corp.; District 5, Milton Cowling, E. K. Wood Lumber Co. Derby Bendorf, The Pacific Lumber Company, Scotia, was chairman of the nominating committee. Presdent Hull appointed the Legislative Committee as follows: Derby Bendorf, chairman, P. F. Fitzgibbons, P. S. Creager, V. F. Meyer. An address by M. I. Gershenson, Chief, Division of Labor Statistics and Research, was heard with much interest, and a report was distributed entitled, "Work Injuries in the Lumber and Wood Products Industry, California, 1950." A. C. Blackman, Chief of the Division of Industrial Safe-

unl rc||[r

ty, addressed the mecting. This talk was followed.by dis' cussion.

Edward M. Gafiney, Chairman of the Assembly Intcrim Committee on Industrial Safety, also spoke.

The Annual Dinner, held on Tuesday evening at the 365 Club, San Francisco, was well attended. Members enjoyed the excellent dinner and foor show.

The principal business on Wednesday was the review of the Safety Orders under Chairman Sid Mackins. The registration at the annual meeting was as follows: Fruit Growers SUPPIY Co. Fred Hull Dolly Varden Lumber Company Emery L. Franzen Herbert McMahan . . .. Ralph L. Smith Lumber Company Wm. B. Berry . .... . Sierra Cascade Logging Conference Michigan-California Lumber Co. Phil English ... . .. Pickering Lumber Corp. . . P. Fitzgibbons ... . Meadow Valley Lumber Co' E. N. Cole

... ' Hammond Lumber Company E. S. Mackins, Jr. . . The Diamond Match Co. P. S. Creager ... . . . Feather River Pine Mills V. D. Chamberlen The Long Bell Lumber Co. J. M. White, Jr. . Fruit Growers Supply Co' H. A. Thomas, Jr. Redwood I.umber ... Northern Meyer V. F. "Val" ' Lumber Co' Caspar F. A. Valentine .. ... The Pacific Lumber Co. H. E. Neville ... .. . . . The Pacific Lumber Co. Derby Bendorf .. '.. Caldor Lumber Co' C. W. Doe .. .. Willits Redwood Products Co. Gordon Wagenet . ... .Rockport Redwood Co. H. E. French . .. ... Union Lumber Co. Orman H. Oak Valley Lbr. Co. .. Meadow Walter H. Taylor . Wood Products Co' D. N. Edwards ... T. R. McGovern .. . . State Compensation Insurance Fund .. . Division of Industrial Safety C. M. Cole . Ted Staffler ... . Northern Calif. Lumber Operators Assoc. Meadow Valley Lumber Co. Thornton R. Lee . .. . Collins Pine Company Elmer R. Gondy .. . . Collins Pine Company E. Garrett James . .. . Winton Lumber Company Richard L. Spencer Winton Lumber Company John Rukavina .. American Box Corporation C. P. Eddie . ... .. Hammond Lumber Co. Gray Evans

SAYE'A'SPACE Interlor Sliding Door Units Model I l9O Low Cost Units

-No

longer an extrauagance- '

DOORIf,ASTER Exterior Sllding Door Units

Literature and prices furnished on rcqilest

COOR-PENDER, & IONG CO. 1753 Blokc Ave., lor Angcl* 3l NOrmondic 3€238

April l, l95l

TUTIBER SALES COTIPA]IY WHOTESATERS

DTRECT MITt SHIPPERS OF QUALITY

wEsr coAsr soFrwooDs 2OOO Evons

Avenue

sAN FRANclsco 24 Telerype 5F2O5

Telephone VAlencio 4-4tOO

ROUNDS TRADING COMPANY Dependo ble Whofesole Dislribvtors PACIFIC COAST FOREST PRODUCTS

Redwood

Ponderoso Pine

Douglcs Fir

Sugor Pine

Gedor Shingles

Whire Fir

fhe Wise Buyer RoullDs out His Needs Frorn RouilDs Generol Ofice Crocker Bldg. SAN FRANCISCO 4, CALIF. YUkon 6-Url2

Soulhern Colifornio Office I lO West Oceon Blvd. LONG BEACH 2, CALIF. long Beoch 7-2781-],lEvoda 6455

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5 Kittcnr Initiatcd ct Rivcruidc

Coart Countia Hoo-Hoo Club

The Riverside County Hoo-Hoo Club held a dinner meeting ancl concat at the Victoria Club, Riverside, on Friday, March 16. About 50 sat down to dinner. The concat was held after dinner and five Kittens were led through the mysteries of the Onion l)atch. President Jim Tipton presided at the meeting. The officiating Ninc at the concat were: Snark, Paul Loizeaux; Senior Hoo-l'Ioo, Ed Martin; Junior Hoo-Hoo, Don Derbes; Bojunr,. Wayne Pinkerton; Scrivenoter, Carroll Crane ; Jabberwock, Gene Fox; Custocatian, Don Oaks; Arcanoper, Bob Saucke; Gttrdon, Bill Hellman. J. W. "Fitz" Fitzpatrick was the visiting officer and read the Code of Ethics. The following Kittens rvere initiated; Hubert H. Kronen, Community Lumber Co. ......Perris Perris John C. McGrath, Community I-umber Co. .. Philip J. Bingaman, Hansen Lumber Co. . ' '...Riverside Douglas McClain I{aynes, Hansen Lumber Co. . . Riverside . . . Bloomington Percy L. Bakker, Dill Lumber Co. .

The Coast Counties Hoo-Hoo Club met at Cerrito's in Monterey, Calif., March 8. l)on Noggle, Noggle-swenson Lumber Co., Salinas, president of the club, presided. Thc club paid a tribute to Jack Thornburg, former club president, and manager of Homer T. Hayward Lumbcr Company's Salinas yard, who was to leave March 12 to rejoin thc U. S. Army Air Force, in which he has the rank of Captain. He was presented with a leather suit case by l)on Noggle. Ollic Lee of thc Talcott Lumber Company, Salinas, presented Mr. Nogglc with a beautiful mahogany gavel. Bill Jenkins, Jenkins I-umber Company, Salinas, is secretary of the club. The April meeting will be held in Watsonville. Earle IJ. Johnson, Watsonville Lumbcr Co,, will be chairman of the evening,

Fire Destroys Cross Lumber Co. Plant in Merced

The big retail lumber yard of Cross Lurnber Co., cabinet shop, planing mill and offi'ce building were destroyed by fire March 19, with an estimated loss of between $350'000 and $@,000. The fire started with an explosion and spread rapidly. The principal efforts of the firefighters were concentrated on saving adjoining buildtngs.

Sponsors Television Progrcrrr Roddis California Inc. is sponsoring a television program lrom 7:30 to 8:00 p.m., Channel 9, KFI, April2, which will be of interest to lumbern.ren. The sound motion picture, "Lnml;er f<lr Homes," through the courtesy of the West Coast Lumbermen's Association will be shou'n. John Eells, manager, and Lou H<-rlland, in charge of the

lumber department. Roddis California Inc', also Robert E. Mahafiay, West Coast Lumbermen's Association, Seattle, rvill appear in the telecast. Ole May & Associates, Los Angeles, arranged the program.

BAXCO PRESSURE TREATED FOU]IDATIOT TUMBER TS ]IOW AYAILAB]E TO TUMBER DEATERS FNOM OUR TWO CATTFOR]IIA PLATTS srocK tumBER

We now car:y the following

CUSTO'N TR,EATINO

tion Lumber in stock at Alameda and Long Beach for immediete

We ofter PromPt custom trcating scnice at both our Alamcda aod Long Beach plants. Your lumbcr can be delivered to us by truck or treated in transit in cadoad quantities. Consult us for additional information.

Baxco Pressure' Treated Founda'

sbipment to dealers: Douglas Fir S4S ALS

2x4,2x6,2x812x10, ,' 3x4,3x6,4x4and4x6. Special sizes will be purchased

frbm local stocks and' Pressure

treated without delay.

APPR,OVED TREATTIENT Baxco Pressure Treatod Foundation Lumber is.impregnated vith preservative salts in accordance wi*r fea. Spec. TT-I7-571b. It is approved by FHA, Uni' form Buii&nc CodFP.C.B.O,C., State ArchitJct for mudsills in School Construction, and U. S. Govt. Specifications.

Order lhrough our nelrest sores ottice.

2OO Bush Street

Son Frqncisco 4, Colifornio Phone YUkon 2-O2OO Plont: Foot of Wolnut Street, Alqmcdo

"[fr[Raxtera(0,

60l West 5th Strccr

Los Angeles l7' Cqlifornia

Phone frtlchigcn 6294 Plonl: Foot of Sonto Fc Avcnuc, Long Bcoch

April l, l95l

SUDDIN & GIIRISTEI{S0il, ilUC. Lurnber and Shipping 7th Floor, Alcska Comrnercicrl Bldg., 310 Sansome Street, Scn Frcrncisco 4

BRANCH OFFICES

LOS ANGET.ES 14

SEATTI.E

lll West 7th Streer

POBTI*AND 4 SVEquitcbleBldg.

6l? Arctic Bldg.

TOOKING TOWARD

BEL.AIR

TYDOR

Gombinqtion Door

Hollow Core Flush Door

FUTU RE?

Both outstclnding doors

Then stop looking right now-becquse if it is REDWOOD

in their field

you nes{-ye hqve if in VOIUME. . . . Air Dried, Kiln Dried, Rough or Finishedjn ony dimen5i6n-y6 cqn fur-

Both mqnufqctured in

nish lumber thqt is profitoble for you to hondle. We qlso cqrry o lo'rge inventory ol Fencing, Xloulding ond Beveled

our own plant

Siding for the Retoil Deoler ond Industriol User. Jusl cqll the wholesqle distributor with qn unlimired source of supply

-CAIIFORNIA

REDWOOD-ef 3eulss!

Avoiloble lor delivery out of sfock

ttlffTl LU|V|BIR C0|vlPflNU, INC 4240 SANTA ANA STREET, SOUTH GATE, CALIFORNIA

2/nne LOaaN 5.6233

BEl-AlR DOOR CO. 317 South Pqlm Avenue, Alhombra, Cslifornis Phone CUmberland 3-373f

EARL F. \TOOD

\THOLESALE LUMBER

WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS

Ponderosa Pine Sugar Pine r Douglas Fir Cedar Shingles r Plywood 42OO Bondini Blvd.

Ofiice cnd Distribution yord Los Angeles 23, Tclcrypc LA-840

colif.

Telephone ANgelus 3-3got

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Southern California Lumbermen's 34th Annual Meeting, Trade Show at Los Angeles April 4-6 Award of attendance prizes to nrerr' Dquipment and Products Exhibits. Wedncsday Evening Annual l3anquet and Floor Show. Arvarcl of attendance prizes to ladies' "The Inside Story of the World Crisis," by John Morley, Internationally Fanrous Foreign Correspondent, Pacific Palisades, Calif. Thureday Morning I')quipmcnt and Products Iixhibits. Luncheon

'l'hc luncheon will be spotrsored by the Los Angeles HooH<xr Club.

Orrtr W. Hcniltoa

Thoncr I. For horldont

Exocutlvo Vlco Proddont

The 34th Annual Meeting and Trade Show of the Southern California Retail'Lumber Association will be held at the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, April 4, 5 and 6, 1951. There will be a pre-showing of the exhibits to invited guests of the exhibitors and lumber dealers Lrom 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. the evening of April 3. The ladies are cordially invited to visit the exhibits and to attend all business sessions and all other functions of the annual meeting.

The convention program is as follows:

Ihursday Evening Aina Nui-Haa (Hawaiian Dinner Dance) featuring Hilo Hattie (Sweetheart of the Islands) and her Review. Dinner music by Max Reed's Native Hawaiian Ensemble. Music for dancing by Caryle Nelson and his Beach' combers.

Award of attendance prizes to ladies. Friday Morning Equipment and Products Exhibits.

Wednesday Morning Registration.

Visiting the Equipment and Products Exhibits. Kick-off Luncheon Award of attendance prizes to ladies. "Sell and Survive," by G. F. Hoppe, Sales Promotion Manager, Insulite Division, Minnesota and Ontario Paper Co., Minneapolis, Minn. "Faith and Freedom," by Dr. Wm. H. Alexander, Pastor, First Christian Church, Oklahoma City, Okla.

EAR

Fashion Show. Arvard of attenclance prizes to ladies. "What's Around the Corner?" by Dr. Roy Untereiner, I'rofessor of Economics, California Institute of Technology, I'asadena, Calif. "New Strength for America," by Ralph W. Carney, retired Vice President, The Coleman Co', Wichita, Kansas. Award of attendance prizes to men. Equipment and Products Exhibits.

Luncheon

Award of attendance Prizes to men. "Training Industry Personnel," by Dr. Claude W. Fawcett, IJniversity of Southern California, Los Angeles. He will present certificates to the students who recently completed the lS-week Training Course for lumber personnel at the University of Southern California. The course was

t H O F F'UIAN COTUIPANY 919

WHOIESAIE tUttlBER PRODUCIS SINCE | DOUGLAS FIR, REDWOOD AXminsler 3-5281

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6207 Sourh Lo Brec Avenue Los Angeles 56, Colifornia

PONDER,OSA PINE

SUGAR PINE Teletype lA 84

April l, l95l

PARAIUII]IO LUMBER GO. Wholerale Dirtributors ol Pacific Coart Lumber since lgls

BRANCH OTFrcE POR,TLAND 4

Wilcox Bldg.

mArNoFFrcE

SAN FRANCISCO 4

564 Morket St. . GArfield | -5190

BEocon l34l

KILN DRYING and STORAGE

FORtf,. po:t thirty-ninc ycorr wc hovc cdtor;d exclu3ivcly fo Rotoil Lumbcr DcoL.

err who furnirh their customsrr WOOD

PRODUCTS of unquestioned voluc. . . . There orc lwo primc recsons why YOU

should stock our WOOD WINDOWS. WOOD SASH ond WOOD DOORS-(|)

Precision llonufocturing (2) Properly Scosoned lumbcr . . . They build confidcncr ond goodwill-crealing customor solisfoctlon qnd rcpcol ordcrr.

L. A. DRY KIL}I & STIIRAGE, IJ{C. 4261 Sheilq Sl., Los Angeles, Colif. Telephone ANgelus 3-6273

Moiling Address, P. O. Box 6832 Eost Los Angeles Sto., Los Angeles 22

Al Pierce, Genercrl Monoger

A. K. WILSON LUMBER CO. Producen, Mrnufacturcrr and Vholesale Distdbutor of

REDWOOD-DOUGLAS FIR frlills or Portlond, Oregon Scmoo, Ccllf.

Wholesole Ycrrd

S. l r. Corner Del Amo ond Alomedo Blvdc.

Dominguez Junction - Compton, Collf. Phones NEwmqrk l-8651 NEvodo 6-2363

cAutorxn utlll tlrcHAtll

L. E. HARRIS TUTTIBER G(IiTPAIIY Wholerle lumber Ccrload ShlPmenlr

llouglas Fir-Rdwood suire lol-3zsz wilshte Blvd.-Lot *rtffi,t;-".ii*"RNlA-Telephone DunHrk 2-2

cannot be excelled, and the exhibits t<l be displayed are gathered from all sections of the nation. Indications Point to a rccord attendance." The Association <lfficcrs are: Presitlent, Thomas J' liox' Iixecutive Vice John W. liisher I.ttmber Co., Santa Monica; i'rcsiclent, C)rrie W. Hamilton, I-os Angeles; Vice Prcsi<lent, C. (iilmore W:tr<l, Warcl and }larrington I'ttmber Co', Santa Ar.ra; 'I'rcasttrcr, Gerald V. (iurr:rn, Curran 13ros', ltomona.

C. Gilnore Wcrd Vice

GercrldV'Cunan Troqlur€r

Presidenl

sponsored and arranged by the Southern California ltctail Lumber Association. "The Customer is King !" by Gates Ferguson, Director of Advertising, The Celotex Corporation, Chicago, Ill'

"How Impractical Can We Get?" by Honorable Harry P. Cain, United States Senator for the State of \\rashington.

Exhibits and Products Exhibits. Award of grand attendance prizes to men' Drawing for exhibitors arvards. Orrie W. Hamilton says: "This is the strongest program the Association has arranged in recent years' the speakers

Association <lirectors are: I{. l'ark Arnold, l"ox-Wooclsurn l,umber Co., Glendale; 13. W. Ilartels, l'eoples Lumber Co., Ventura; I{alph N. Baker, Barr Lttmber Co', Santa Ana; A. Ii. Fickling, A. E. Fickling Lttmber Co', Loug Ilcach; Ilexford L. Hall, W. D. Hall Cornpany, Inc', Iil Cajon; Iiarl Johnson, Johnson I-umber Co., Altaclena; Chcster C' Knight, San I"ernanclo Lumber Co., San Fernando; Lathrop K. I-eishman, Crown City l-umber and Mill Co', Pasadena; Hcrman Loehr, John Suverkrup l,umber Co', ltiverside; Gcorge Lounsberry, Lounsberry & Harris, Los Angeles; \Vaync F.'Mullin, Mullin l-umber Co., Los Angcles; Ii' C' l'arler, l'atten-P,linn Lumller Co., I-tls Angeles ; I'eder J' f'eclersen, Dorvney I.umber Co., l)ou'ney; R' C' Witter, Nutter Lumber Co , Pomona.

On Hcwaiiqn Vacction I\{r. and Mrs. Don Philips, Sr., Larvrence-Philips Lumber Co., and Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Pond, J' H' Baxter & Co., left Los Angeles on March 24 on the S'S' President Cleveland for Honolulu' Mr. and Mrs. Pond will fly back on April 3 while Mr. and Mrs. Philips will retttrn on the S.S. Lurline.

Oords Lunlbcr 0olq)ilny 6r POST STBEET Tdottpr SF273

CALIFOR,N IA YUtcn 6.6306

April t, l95l

PACIFIC WESTERN IUTIBER CO. oF cAuFoRNlA, tNC. (Formerly Lashley Lumber Sofes Co.,lnc.)

t17HOLESALE

Douglcs Fir

Whire Fir

SAN FR,ANCISCO I I

Redwood PASADENA T

No. I Drumm Street

,38"i';:

?-fr,1

35 N. Roymond Ave.

r. o.'J;:T:;i*l%,,.

Srrcighr or llired Ccrs r PTYWOOD PlllE r FTR From mills that have been manufacturing lumber products for many years from their own stands of timber. This means dependability.

tr'orsst Products $ales Compilny 8611 Crenshaw Blvd.

tEwGoDARD

INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA

ORegon 8-3858

ArBEr!

HoBBs WALL LUMBER co! Distributors ol

REDWOOD LUMBER 4o5 Monrgomery street, son Froncisco 4

- Telephone GArfield l-77s2

So. Golif. Oftce-Donold ftt. Bufkin, llonoger la20 W. lononc Blvd., Alhombro, Cotif. ftlophonr ATlcnric 2-5779

lor Angrhr trlophonc llUruol 6tt06

YOU CA]I HAUE 5 FULTY AUTOMATIC C,ROSS.CIRCULATING KILNS OPERATED BY TRAINED, EXPERIENCED KILN ENGINEERS Resowing, Surfocing, Pottern ltems, Smooth-end trim. Drying up to 50-ft. lengths, up to 6 in. thick. *

. woods, Hord ond Soft Domestic ond

lmported Woods

* i:i::;,,,n1".;,i':'^ :i:;:T,ii,..X.i;l;,,"",

253r S.E. STEET.E ST.

Cobtc Addre$: L!6.c Long Oilfonce | | Ol lor Gordoo Wiltinton, -SU p.G3.

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Al Frort'Sclb Intcrat In Sen Dicgo Lumbd Cornprny The sale of hig intercst in thc San Dicgo Lumber Company was announced in Fcbruary by A. A. (Al) Frost, pioneer San Diego lumberman. Al has retained only the San Diego Lumber Company real estate and buildings. The owners of the San Diego Lumber Company now are Harry C. McGahey, Olin S. Easterly and'Orville B. Wilson. This move consolidates all of Al Frost's lumber interests in the Frost Hardwood Lumber Company at Market and State Streets, San Diego, where he and his two sons, Gordon end Albert Jr., are engaged in the wholesaling of hardwood lumber, flooring, plywoods, Ponderosa pine, insulation boards and Formica. Al Frost came to San Diego in 1895. In the summer of 1911, after completing his junior year at Stanford, he organized the Frost Hardwood Lumber Company at the foot of 9th Street. In the fall, he placed a capable man in charge of the business and returned to Stanford where he graduated with the class ot 1912. Then he returned to San Diego and took over the management of the business which has gro\r'n and prospered under his guidance for the past 40 years.

He finds time to take an active part in hardwood association affairs, is a member of Hoo-Hoo, a past Snark of the San Diego district, and a past member of the Supreme Nine. Al is a successful businessman and enjoys the friendship and esteem of the entire Southern California lumber in-

bft to rigb: Atborl FrorL lr., A. L (ll) Frort, 3r., Gordon Frolt dustry.

It was only natural that his two sons should follow in the footsteps of their dad as they have known the smell

CHAIIES J. SCHITITT

AAt

H. ,Yt. SCATES

Edgewood Lumber Go.

ARVITTA BEIASCO

wholesale lunher and lunher products

tlonodnock Bldg., 681 lllorkot grreoi Scn Frqnclsco 5 . YUkon 6'5500 loletypo 5F 1073

SISKIYOU TOREST PRODUGTS CO. ITANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBIJTORS

DOUGTAS TIR ANd WESTERN PIIUE TUMBER P.O. Box 437-Phon'e 4493-Grunlr Posc, Oregon-Teletype.Gronls Pors 6t 801 Eost H Sl.

Sirkiyou Forest Products of Colifornio 333 MonlgomerY Sl. Son Frqncisco 4, Colifornio Phone YUkon 23294

Teletype S.F. 1148

Southern Colifornio Oftce Stephen G. Freemon & Co. | 532 frliromqr Drive Phone Horbot 2O24-2025 Bofboo, Cofif.

April t, l95l

- freed lumber quiek? Redwood

'INCE

Douglcs Fir

a catload ot a stiek?

t888

Sugcn Pine Ponderosc Port Orlord Cedcr Spruce

In cll grcrdes

vAIl aRSIIaLI.HARRIS LUMBER G0., II|C,

Sfb cord BRANNAN

sTs.

sAN FRANcrico 7, cAr^lF.

pHoNE GA I-9600

ATI.AI{TIC |.U]Y|BER CO. ..SERVICE......r. ....QUALIIY.....r.

.DEPEIIDABILflY...

...0f 0uality ltest Coast lumher

Let us help with your lumber reguirements.

plus a conplste srpsilenced organization to follow through

Phllomath,0rcgon ERAI|CH oFflCES

PEilBERIIIY TUTBER GO. 5800 So. Boyle

Ave.

Ios Angel* ll

f,Imbcll Slll

tUGEtt. XEDF0nD rrd

PlrtorATil. 0nEeoil

R. U. Bronson J. J. lydon Roy Klrchofi

P. O. Box 7

lclctypc EG 37

Phonc 4-1476

TRIO LUMBER co. EUGENE, OREGON

Roil shippers of quoliry West Coost lumber compETENr WHOLESATE gEnvrcE coNTtNUOUSty StNcE 1928

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LUMI|EB CO. COITSOLIIDATDD (r l|vblr ol llo Olrrlo Nollor Yard, I)oeks and Planln$ Mllt Oo.)

Wllmlnltonr Calllornla tOS AilGE.Eg 7 122 W.d leflrno 3t

WNMINGTON l{18 Ecrt Anchoh St WilE" Torntncl 1.2887-lfE 6'1881

of sawdust ever since their grade school days. Gordon Iirost gradu:rted from Stanford in 1938, sPent a year doing graduate rvork at Heidelberg in Germany, and thcn returned to San Diego to go to rvork for Frost Hardwood l-umber Company in the yard. During World War II he was away from the company for a 4rl yeat litch in the Coast Guard ancl came out of the service with the rank of Lieutenant Commander. He is :r member of Hoo'

S. Iogrcn Oweng, Jr. Now in Chcrrge OI Southwest Region lor M & M Porttand, C)regon,-March 1S-Operations for M and M Wood Working Company's extensive southwest region will now lle centered at San Francisco under S. Logan Orvens, Jr., who established the office at 604 Montgomery Street two years ago, Verne Breitenbucher, vice president of sales announced today. This follorvs the closing of the plyrvood and door firm's Los Angeles office effective March I and adds to the responsibility of the San Francisco office territory including all of California, Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona and the El Paso, Texas trading area. An associate for Mr. Owens will be announced later, the executive said. The San Francisco operation is one of six regional offices designated by M.and M to "meet the problems of the impending war economy." Anticipating a future need for closer customer contact and service, each regional office will be equipped to help distributors meet essential civilian and military requirements'

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Hoo.

Albert F'rost Jr. graduated frorrt Stanford in 1941 and

put in Ztf years in the Navy where he rvas a Lieutenant J.G. When he got out of the service he went with the San Diego Lumber Company where he remained until his father sold his interest in that concern and is now associated 'rvith his father. He is a member of Hoo-Hoo. Al Frost Sr. is happy that his two sons are rvith him in business as they can now take over some of the load for him. They make a fine triumvirate who will continue to make lumber history in Southern California. At their present location, the Frost Hardwood Lumber Company has over 20,000 square feet of covered storage, a plywood rvarehouse of 3,500 square feet, and a rnillion-anda-half board feet of lumber storage in :r completely paved yard.

Kenneth Shcnp With Roddis Kenneth Sharp is a new salesman rvith Roddis-California,

Inc. He makes his headquarters in Colton. Calif., and covers San Bernardino, Orange County, and the southeast territory.

oI Ncrme Chcrnge -l'he -name of the Shevlin-McCloud I-umber Co' was changed to the McCloud Lumber Co. effective February 16. L. S. Turnbttll continues as sales representative for Southern California and Arizona and has moved the Los Angeles

office from the Petroleum Building to his home at 2545 Aiken Avenue, Los Angeles. The new telephone number is VErmont 8-4963. The neu' mailing addres is P. O. Box 12486, Rancho Station, Los Angeles 64. McCloud Lumber Co. is the service organization for the McCloud River Lumber Co. at McCloud, Calif.

EINPIRE REDWOOD CO. Producers of Precision Sown Lumber

R,EDWOOD . DOUGTAS FIR.. SUGAR PINE 400 Million Feet of Virgin Timber

Bond Mill qnd R.emqnufncturing Plont ot Guololq, Calif. SATES OFFICE

Bqlboq Bldg., 593 |YIARKET STREET, Yukon 2-3522

SAN FRANCISCO 5

1. W. frlscDonold

Ken Strowser

Jomes W. llocDonold

L. W. illocDonerld Co. Uh,olenk Al4nlten a&d S/4rflaho? Representing Beor River Lumber Co., South Fork, Colif.

Douglas Fir and Redwood Dry Ponderosa Pine 711 W. Olympic Blvd.

Lor Angeler 15

PRorpect 7194

DOUGLAS FIR SIUII S-BOARII $.DIiI..P tAil [.UPPERS

REDWOOD Soles Agents for:

Gqrl Diebold Lumber Co., Portlond, Ore.

-: S-\-== \LJ__s-*.vv*-

Diebold-ileredith lumber Co., portlond, Ore. Diebold ilills, lnc., Smith River, Colif. Chopco Scles, Corvollis, Ore. Permq Producls, Clevelond, Ohio

"9hqkerlown Sidewolls"

It's eosy os folling ofi o log to buy quolity insulolion products Celotex Building Boord, Utility Boord, Tile, -ond plqnk . .

ONIY tHE BEST-Ger whar you BUy WHEN YOU NEED 'T

Sheetrock Wollboord (Stondord, lnsulotion, ond Woodgroined ) .

Wm.

t. Wffi011

Wholesqle Lumber Suite 210

3757 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Cot. Phones-DUnkirk 2-3080 Teletype DUnkirk 3-6913 tA 488

PHII.IIPS & MURPHY I.UITIBER GOMPAIIY Ulnlptalt-u ol Sauqlnt 4an a*4 ReXrrroaA Exclusive Southern Colifornio Representotive of FAIRHURST LU'IABER CO. OF CATIFORNIA, EUREKA

Specializing in Fir Sfuds, Dimension, and fies 8t8 Generql Petroleum Building

tOS ANGEIES I7

ilAdison 6-6838

cAutoltaLA luttu

m|uilr

wf,0LHALD LIJIilBDn DISTNUn0ns, ilfc. ilmlAw al poal.ra.o Pt . aa/ 9lo..'?il,t &' lmJ'D WHOTESAIE TUTNBER - PITINO - PIYUIIOOD Truck, Ccr or Corgo 3hlPPorr

tclcphonc lWlnookr 3'2515-Tolotypo OA233 54 llrm gff.ct, Oakland 7' Calll,

T\TENTY.FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY Ar rcpo*cd in Thc Califomic Lumbcr Mcrchant April 1, 1926 President Coolidge has proclaimed that April 18 to 24 is American Forestry Week. Jack Fairfield has been named manager of the Hayward Lumber and Investment Company yard at San Fernando, succeeding in that capacity his father who had held the job since 1911.

Harvey Lyon, president of the Oakland Rotary Club, was the speaker of the day at the March meeting of the East Bay Hoo-Hoo Club. He spoke on "Service Clubs."

L. A. Beckstrom announces that he has resigned his position as sales manager for Charles R. McCormick in Southern California, and will enter the wholesale lumber business in Los Angeles. Edgar Culnan succeeds him' The Millwork Institute of California met in March at Stockton, with President Henry Gaetjen presiding. Bill O'Keefe headed the arrangements committee. Ben Bemis is the new assistant secretarY.

Herbert C. Stone, secretary manager of the Los Angeles

Building Material Dealers Credit Association died in [,os Angeles on March 13. E. S. McBride was in the chair and C. W' Pinkerton the principal s'peaker at a meeting of the Sacramento Valley Lumbermen's Club meeting at Sacramento in March' O. V. Wilson was the chairman and R. F' Hammatt the principal speaker when the Central Valley Lumbermen's Club met March 13 in Stockton.

LeRoy H. Stanton announces that E' J. Stanton & Son Los Angeles, has purchased an additional 100 acres of land on Alameda Street, which will be used for expending their already very large lumber yard and plant. Thirty of the acres will join the Stanton plant immediately'

Sterling Stofe, Western Hardwood Lumber Co', Los Angeles, attended the convention of the Southern Hardwood Producers at Memphis, Tenn. He also visited Chicago' Bates Smith, now retired, spent a few days in Los Angeles around the middle of March. Bates is residing at Carmel'

HAMMOND LUMBER COMPANY Manufactuners of

REDwooDO OcALTFoRNTA at Milts

SAN FRANCISCO

Sarnoa and Eureka, Cdifonria

LOS ANGELES

April l, l95l

?.$,'*

O PTYWOOD

SPECIALIZING

r tuinBrn

Philippine

O TRIIA & MOUIDING

Mohogcny

(30 items in stockl

. TROPTC WAt t WHOTESATE

(tongue & grooved ponelingl

lncorporated

o FrusH DooRs

DISTRIBUTORS ORegon 8-4058

6819 Wesr Blvd.

Inglewood, Collf.

NOt17 IS ITIE TIME TO STOCK UP ON

rrfEfu

sAttPsoN

a--tGALtFonil tA nEDW0|tD sTil ll Weothering tests conducted in the desert sun 50 miles south of Deoth Volley, ond in the sott oir, seo fog, ond roin on Son Froncisco Boy proved thot Colifornio Redwood retoins i* noturol color ond texlure longer when it hos been treoted with "liquid Redwood.,'

tvINI'Olv SGNEENS and

SGREEN I'OORS BLINIDS and

LOUYRE I'OORS

Wrile us for informqfion.

COMPANY 745 S. Rcrymond

Ave.

RYan I-6939

pcscrdena, Cclif. Syccrmore 3-1096

SAMPSON S(REENS ANE SfN-OXGEST

STUART C. SMITH LUMBER SALES WHOLESALE LUMBER Exclusive Sales Agents for Forest Products Co. o[ Oregon specializing in speciffed Dougfos Fir Drmension porticulorly in lengths 22 ]o 2g lee] Telelype O77

Brownsville, Oregon

felephon e lO22

cAllrolLrA tun||l tll€llAlll

Forrert W. Wihon of

GEORGE CTOUGH

A N D

tUMB ER Evcry Wholcrclo Dlrtrlbutor nurt

the Pioneer-Flintkote Co., San Francisco, attended

the annual convention of the Intermountain Lumber Dealers Association, held at Hotel Utah, Salt

Lake City, March l, 2,

and 3.

W. W. (Bill) Forreat, and John Driecoll, sales representatives of SimPson Logging Company, in the San Francisco Bay arca, returned late in March from spending a week in Klarrrath and Arcata.

have relicblc nillr bchlnd tbr

rcen.r to hclp hin build firn

cultonor rclqtiont by lurnirbiag lho rpccior, gnodc cnd quclitY

ol lumber hie cuetorrerr needqnd to rcc thqt tbiPnentt orc node promptly.

We rcprcrcnt nillr with thoroughly trtrined crcltrmen ond prop.r lcciliticr to nainlain tbe bert rtqrrdcrdr in mcrnultrcluriag lunber---and the experience lo Iollow through on eqch cnd cv.

ery order. Our millr hcve good repuictioar

btrced on ncny yeqrr ol lunbering experience. llun&ede ol ccrel oI loreetland under constcnt rupervieion ol trcined tiur-

bermen. And nodern equip. ment to nqintcin high stcndcrds ol hcrvesting quclity rnqteriql.

No matter whtrt your pros€ni, or tuiure, requirenrente ol Pccitic

Coast Lumber night be-re-

gcrdlesr oI gize, grcde or spe-

Jas E. (Jimmy) Atkinson, Atkinson-Stutz Co., San Francisco, and his wife spent a week last

month in thc Redwood

area, calling on sawmills.

Ilibre board for cabinets and walls is made from wood

Bovard Shibley, of Un-

San Francisco, visited the company's mill and woods

operation at Fort Bragg, Calif., middle of March. He was accompanied by Ronald Ridley, commission lumber salesman of Houston, Texas, and his wife. Mr. Ridley represents the Union Lumber Company in Houston. He

Lumber Asgocialion Conveniion

ton.

this week-end

in that particular area. In addition to the dealer's name, the newspaper advertisement will be featuring a new colorful "Home Planning" booklet which will be available from all of the lumber dealers listed. This is a new approach to help the lumber dealer get the home builder traffic to his yard. A full page in color featuring Olympic "Woods Preserved in Color" will be running in Sunset Magazine at the same time the newspaper advertisements will break. This advertisement will list all of the Olympic dealers on the West Coast. Both of these advertisements are prepared and directed to get the home builder's and home owner's attention on the lumber dealer as the source for Olympic products. Olympic pre-stained products are mannufactured by Olympic Stained Products Company, 1118 Leary Way, Seattle, Washington.

ion Lumber Company,

Be seein' you cll ct ihe Retcil

loadg.

April is being featured as Olympic Month by the Olympic Stained Products Company in an effort to Promote lheir pt.-ttainecl line of products for spring building. A large newspaper advertisement with the headline "See Your Lumber I)e:rler for Olympic Woods Preserved in Color" will be running in many of the major metropolitan newspapers throughout the country. The signature of this advertisement will be the names of all of Olympic dealers

pulp.

and Mrs. Ridley paid a visit to their son, who is in the U.S. Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton, before returning to Hous-

cies-we believe we cdn hcndle your procurement problems lor you in strcight, or mixed cor.

Olympic Fcaturcr Lumbcr Dcclcrr

Cooprn-lloRcAtl lrmsEn Co' Amcrlcon Bcnk Bldg., Portlsnd 5, (lrcgon lcletypc PDfil Phonc BEocon 2124 Purveyorr of Forerl Producll

to Colifornia Reloilerl FIR-SPRUCE-HE'IILOCK

CEDAR-PINE-PIYWOOD Represenling

Frost Hordwood Floors, Inc.

in the Sqcrqmenlo ond Son Jooquin VolleY:

Abe Jackson, manager of the Los Angeles office

of the Union Lumber Company, San Francisco,

Tdcrypc LA 715

and Pierson Plummer, salesman in the Los Angeles area, were recent visitors at the company's home office in San Francisco.

FROSTBRAND FTOORING

OAK-PECAN-BEECH Cal if orn i a Rc Pru cnt at iocsWTTFRED T. COOPER ]BR. CO.

234 E. Colorsdo 31. PASADENA I

Phonc RYnn l'7531 SYcamore 3-2921

April l, l95l

DANT & RUSSELL SATES CO. Wholesole Disrribufors of PACIFIC COAST FORESI PRODUCIS

Officec

SAN FRANCISCO t I 214 Front Street Sutter l-6384

tOS ANGETES I 812 Eqst 59th Slreet Adoms SlOl Worehouses SAN FRANCISCO OAKIAND SAN DIEGO 13 lOS ANGE1ES I 1825 Folsom Sr. 9029 Sqn leandro 5r. l57t 30. 28rh Sr. 7oo Eorr 59rh sr. gc79t4 Sutter l{384 lockhoven FRonklin 7425 Adomr gl0l

PONDEROSA PINE'UIOULDINGS Qlltrffif-lvlcple Bros. Mouldings qre unexcelled lor Unilormity, Smooth Finish, and Sott Texrure. SERVICE-Tbe pcrtterns you wqnt, when vou wcnrt them. Prompt delivery to your ycrd FREE in the loccrl trcde qrecr.

"Ask Our Present Customers, Then See For yourself"

MAPLE BROS.

Telephone

Whittier

WANEHOUSE wIIOr-ESAIERS

Whittier 44003

617 Putnc:r Drive

MARTIN PLYWOOD COMPANY WHOI.ESAI.E DISTRIBUTOR

Sauqlnd 4ao pltlrrroae .-d \oa,u Opna Uh/nara- - S epza 5 ooaa,- - ealn/tiltafioto S euz*t, 5 ooal, ssr6 sourH MArN

sr.

;i:ffiJfi:ffi.

phone ADcnns s-6r66

D. C. ESSLEY and SON Distribution YerF

rrrt-t/Arr.a^rE trrl.Dri WHOLESALE LUMBER 9613 E. whittier Borr"-v"d t prco,

cAlrionNrn

OfficeeOe sourh Attantic Bouteverd

Srt[nl3?i$il?fi'r"&$ij." Phone ANselus 9-1183

Douglos Fir o Redwood o ponderoso pine TRUCK OR RAIL DELIVERY

Dee Essfey

Wayne Wilson

lerry Essley

i,r,..1+x -l

r.l'

c^ltto|lll,A lunllt tncn tl

Lumber Merchantg Aggociation of Northern California

Will Meet in San Francisco April 18,'19 and 90 Arrangements for the Annual Convention of the Lumber Merchants Association of Northern California, to be held at the I'atace Hotel, San Francisco, on Wednesday, Thursday and lriday, April 18, 19, and 20, have been completed and the directors predict a most successful annual meeting. The exhibits, which will be an important feature of this year's convention will be open at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, Registration will be from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. President J. H. Kirk, Kirk Lumber & Building Material Co., Santa Maria, will call the convention to order after luncheon.

There will be a Hoo-Hoo Concatenation in the evening, sponsored by San Francisco Hoo-Hoo Club No. 9. For the ladies' entertainment there will be a special luncheon, and a cruise on San Francisco Bay' There will be a number of top-notch speakers who will discuss subjects of current interest to retail lumber dealers. Lowell Thomas, Jr. has been signed up fpr Thursday evening to give a Travelogue of his trip to Tibet, illustrated with color motion pictures. The luncheon on Thursday will be sponsored by the San Francisco Lumbermen's Club' On Friday afternoon there will be a panel discussion. The panel will consist of lumber dealers, business men, and Government officials. Dealer problems will be discussed,

such as inventory control, capital requirements, budgeting of costs and sales, collection methods, types of insurance, wage and price controls, yard management, emptoyee training, credit granting standards, etc. The annual banquet will be held on Friday evening' There will be dancing, and a gala floor show.

Personnel Chcnrges Announced The Pacific Lumber Company, San Francisco, announces the following additions to its outside sales staff: Jim Hopkins, who has been in the San Francisco office since before Wortd War II, as credit manager and in the sales department, is now covering the Northern California territory from Stockton north. Harry G. Hood, who was for many ygars with Dolbeer & Carson Lumber Co., San Francisco, in the sales department, is now with The Pacific Lumber Company, covering the territory from Manteca south to Bakersfield, and San Francisco and the Coast Counties south to Santa Maria. C. E. Ncedham, president of Van Arsdale-Harris Lumber Co., San Francisco, returned March 20 f.rom spending 10 days in Palm Springs, where he played in the Palm Springs Invitational Golf Tournament, March t6, 17, and 18.

P. W. CHANTIAND AND AssoclArEs {3, Ccrlilorniq

5U0 Chenshcw Blvd.

RAIL AND GARGO

WHOtESAtE

aaaaao

Sincc 1922 in Soatben Calilonia

Stocks on hcnd crt local harbor lor lcrst seryice to decrlen We specicrlize in Products ol mooRE fiilLt &-tururBER,,!o- BANDON, OREGON Long llnbctt Qufck ilfll Shfpmcnr

CAPE ARAGO TdMgTN CO., ETIPIR,E, OR,ECON "Experience Coantf'

nEtTaa/le lfionth This

Douglas Flt

Poil Ofiotd Gcdor

SOTID GORE BIRCH FIUIH DOORT * trcvrd Whhc Plne Covc * tull wcrcr-Fof gluc llnc * llorchlng llrch ttller * lclcnce-tctched,Focer

AVAItABtE FOR IM'IIEDIAIE DELIVERY

WHOtESAtE

Hardwood Plywood Hordwood Doors fir Doors Fir Plywood llosonite Fromes Woodlife

Windows Noils

Screeng

ADoms

3-437r vE. . lOS ANGELES ll,

cAr,t F.

April l, l95l

MAdison 6-913d Telelype LA l160

HARRY WHITTE'VIORE

WHOTESATE FIR & REDWOOD TUIIBER

815 Generol Petroleum Building, Los Angeles 17, Colifornio

INSECT SCREEN CLOTH

Wetre

youilgr loo AS A FIRM

'DURO" BnoNze "DUROID" Elcctro Galvanked

. . . btot plenty of experience and eager to serue MASE

BAT

-ALCOA" Alclad Atuminum

KII]IE & RUF

Pacific Uire Products Go.

MILt REPRESENTATIVES

COMPTON, CALIFORNIA

Iew lumber operolors con offord not lo own fhem'

^1llfif,llil'*$'

625 ST. o SAN FRANCISCO 'NARKET DOuorns 2-1387 TWX-SF&4T

cAu?o$ltA rut||l xn€rAxf

The rerined silkincrc of pine' The birch'r uatin, rlick and fine, The dancing durt, the golden motes' Thc fragrant yellow cloud that foate Above the hickory and oak, While men sweat in that golden smoke To cut, saw, plane, trim, bevel, ahaPe From wood the eager heart'g e$aPe. Strange, how a aimple pile of wood,

There Are Two Secrs There arc two rear in Paleetine. One ir frerh, and firh are in it. Splaehes of gtcen adorn its banks. Treeg epread their branches over it, and etretch our their thirtty roots to eip of its healing water. Along its shores the children play.

The River Jordan makes this gea with sparkling water from the hiUs. So it laughe in the sunshine. And men build their houses near to it, and birds their neEts; and every kind of life ie .happier because it is thcrc. The River Jordan fows on south into another sea. Here is no splash of fish, no futtering leaf, no Eong of birds, no children's laughter. Travelere choose another route, unlces on urgent business. The air hangs heavy above its waters and neither men nor beasts nor fowl will drink. What makes this mighty difference in theee neighbor eeas? Not the River Jordan. It empties the eame good water into both. Not the soil in which they lie; not the country round about.

This is the difrerence. The sea of Galilee receives but does not keep the Jordan. For every drop that fows into it another drop fows out. The giving and receiving go on in equal measure. The other sea is shrewder, hoarding its income jealously. It will not be tempted into any generous

impulse. Every drop it gets, it keeps. The sea of Galilee gives and lives. This other sea gives nothing. It is named the Dead Sea. There are two kinds of people in the world. There are Bruce Barton. two seas in Palestine.

Will spcak to human hardihood. Auslander in L. A. Times.

-J.

Generous

The conductor was fairly spluttering. The Pullman car ladder had disappeared. He stormed: "Who in hell would want to steal a Pullman ladder?" From an upper berth a little old lady stuck her head out between the curtains. She said: "Conductor, you may use mine if you like. I won't need it until morning."

A Blind Mcn s PrcYer Thou who never canst err, for Thyself art the Way; Thou whose infinite kingdom is fooded with day; Thou whose eyes behold all, for Thyself art the Light; Look down on us gently who journey by night. By the pity revealed in Thy loneliest hour,

Forsaken, self-bound, and self-emptied of power; Thou who, even in death hadst all heaven in sight,

Look down on us gently who journey by night.

Wood Strange, how a simple pile of wood, Can strike an answer in our blood,

Can start a passion in our hands To build a sturdy house that stands Against the wind and world and weatherA house that binds our hearts together:

On the road to Emmaus, they thought Thou wast dead, Yet they saw Thee and knew in the breaking of bread. Though the day was far spent, in Thy face there was light, Look down on us gently who journey by night.

-Alfred

Noyes.

HIGHLAND LUMBER CO.

DISTR'BUT'NG

WHOIESAIE LUTYIBER,

fHE

DOUGLAS FIR, SPECIATISTS

FAAIOUS

SHIPPERS OF

QUALITY LU'NBER phone 3-3584

COON CREEK

SAIES OFFICE

fIMBER

2O7 DOUGLAS COUNTY BANK BIDG.

PRODUCTS

ROSEBURG, OREGON

April l, l95l

CXay & Coranpany J lEnown (nconPomreo) ll

;fuM f^

MANUFACTUR ERS OF QUALITY FI R LUMBER Itlills Fortuno Humboldr _County Cclif.

Execstive ofices

sofes ofice 5225 Wilshire Blvd.

U. S. Norionol Bonk Bldg.

portlsnd 4, Ore. Alwqter 3175

tos Angeles 35, Golif. YOrk | 168

TrrrnrY Snvnn Ynnns of service to you

WEsTERN DooR & SnsH Go, 20, OAKTAND

TEmplebor 2-84OO

CAIIFORNIA

LOS.CAt TUTIBE R CO. WHOIESAIE DISTR|BUTORS

SUGAR & PONDEROSA PINE 5094 Holmes

Ave.

Los ANGELES 11' CALIF'

phone JEfre,oon 6234

WESTERII MII.[ & MOUI.DITIG GO. WIIOT.FSAI.E ONIY

STOCK SASE NAIL AITD BANS P0illlDRosa PII|D lllouu,ttfcs, GUARAIfTDDD G00D ilI[I.IItG AIU' CLDAR GRAtfE wE DELn/En

tl6l5 Pcrrmelee Ave., Off Impericl Highwcry

LocAt vABD rRADE Los Angeles 2, Cclil.

Phones LOrain 6-0193

*,rr cf,pAcrry

- 6-1123 l;il

cAllrolrlA lutlll tllcllAtll

PlctFtc FoREsr Pnooucrs, lNC. WHOLESALE LUMBER Douglas Fir - Redwood - Ponderosa and Sugor Pine lranch Ofico cnd Ycrd 3o. Csllfornlo loProrntctlvo ilcln Ofrcr cnd Yed AYl. cl 3o. alh tt. Ccllfomlc Lolronchl Dlck 9lh Avrntr Plrr Csllt. lnmor lldg. lbcfrlc Poclfic Ocklcnd, Callf. +923| Phcnr ltl Lor Angdrl 6rh & lloln Silootr, Thllnookr 3.9t667 lUckrr 1232'l23il lobiypo OA 216 luylng Oficou luroko, Collfomlcl lugonrr Ongon Pioneer-Flintkote Co. Will Hqve Hcrwaiicn B&ibit At Conventiong Pioneer-Flintkote Co. will have an exhibit at the SouthFirestone Lumber Industries bought the Jenner Lttmber ern Catifornia Iletail Lutnber Association Convention, April Co., Jenner, Calif., two months ago. and had thc plant in 4, 5, and (r at tFe Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, and full operation March 20. It cuts redwood and fir, and has also at the Annual Convention of the Lumber Merchants ft. This rnill has tinrl>er sufficient

Firestone Buys Jenner Lumber Compcny

a daily capacity of 35,000 f<lr a l0 year operation.

Association of Northern California, to be held at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, April 18, 19, and 20' The exhibit will be built around a Flawaiian motif. Iiach lady visitor rvill be given an orchid, and will be registered for a drawing for imported Hawaiian orchid leis. A Hula girl will be in attendance at the exhibit, and there will be

Bridgeville Forest Products mill at Ilridgcvillc, which burned down last November, has been rebuilt by Si Neshime, who will custom cut Firestone Lumber Industrics' logs' Firestone has just made a deal to take the cut of Savage Creek Lumber Co., Rogue River, Oregon. The nrill cuts fir and has a capacity of from 35,000 to 40,000 fcct.

Sponsors Basket Ball Tecm Lawrence-Philips Lumber Co. is sponsoring a basket ball team in the Los Angeles Municipal Minor Open Basket Ball League. The teams are composed of high school players and the games are played in high school auditoriums. The f,au.rence-Philips team has won the two games they have played. Larry Philips, son of Don Philips Sr., is a member of the team.

a background of authentic Hawaiian music. This outstanding display was shown at the couvention of the Western Retail Lumbermen's Association in Spokane in January, and at the Intermountain f,umber Dealers Association convention in Salt Lake City, March I to 3.

Timber Record Forecast Vancouver, British Columbia, March 1l-Final returns are expected to show a record timber cut of nearly 5,000'000,000 board feet in British Columbia in 1950. The Vancouver forest district alone had a cut of more than 300,000,000 feet in December.

JAMES L. HALL PHONE: SUtter l-752O

lO32 tlltts BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO 4, CAllF.

- HEAVY CONSTRUCIION ,YIAIERIALS, POIES, TIES, PAII'ETS, PO3TS, PITINO ETEACHEI and OUTDOOT SEAIING,

'TADIUI,I,

pORT OTFORD CEOAR (Whltc Gcdor or towron Cypror)-AtAgKA (Ycllow) CEDAI-DOUGIAS FIR

rED CEOA1-REDWOOD (Sp[r e Sown)-StIKA SPRUCE-WESTERN HEIYILOCK-SUGAR PINE-PONDEROSA

PINE

& mEYER, Illc. cottllls ond Monufocturers

Wholesqle Distributors

REDWOOD Bevel Slding Paltern Stock Dry Commons llouldings 7053 E. Firestone

Dimension

538 trleod Bldg.

Downey, Colif.

Finish

Portlqnd 4, Oregon

Topoz

2-ro7o,2-lo8o Service - Quofify - Reliobility

BRoodwoy 6671

April l, l95l

ARCATA REDWOOD CO. ARCATA, CALIF.

Arcctcr Lumber Scles Co. 420 Mcrrket St.

Southern Cclilornicr

Precision Bqnd Sown Lumber Cut From Old Growth Humboldr Redwood Timber

Scrn Frcmcisco YITKON 6-2067

F. T. DOOLEY LUMBER COMPANY SOUTHERN HARDWOODS AND CYPNESS MEMPHIS 7. TENN.

All Species Air Dried or Kih Dried-Rough or Dressed

STAHI. I.UIITBTR COMPAT{Y I[fG.

WYoming ll09

Wholesale to Lumber Yrrds 0nly Windows, Doors, Plywood, Moulding We have TTIE COMPI.EIE WINDOW T'NIT Built Up With Screen crnd Bcrlcmce In Stock Westem sizes

Ccrlocd.or Truck Shipments Distributed Through

I. I. Recr 5410 Wilshire Blvd., t. A. 36

HALEY BR0S.

- Stlllt t0illGl

Phones: Texcs 0-4891 Scntc Monicc, EXbrook 4-9209

3855 E. Wcshiagton BIvd.

LOS ANGEI.ES 23

Pacific lunber llealers $upply Inc. Fonnerly Lumber Dealers Supply Co, 25914 President Ave., Horbor Cily, Colif. P. O. Box 285 Telephone lomito l l56

[. A. Telephone ZEnith | 156

Mqnufoclurers ond Jobbers of SASH AND DOORS

8261 San Leandro Sl., (lakland

TO THE RETAII LU'UIBER DEATER

2l .

phone l0clrhaven g-l2g{

Spur Tnc[ lor In Transit Drying

ERIIT I.LADIBR WHOLESALE LUMBER

framerston & frroen lumhor Co. Lumber - Lorh - Plywood - Sheetrock

Quick Shipments from Stock

OAI(IAND Ycd od

Ofico

2@I IIVINGTTON

'TTEEI KEllog 4-64&t

SAN FTANC|ICO ycd and Ofic FOOT OF TUNNEI AVENUE

JUnlpT 5-6001

roott iltBStttt

GBO88 CIRGULATION KILXS

Representing:

J. E. Tsarnas & Son, Weott, Calif. $?est Coast Savrmills Inc., Garberville, Calif.

lSndwood - lDouglas Flr lDcnderosa Plne

224-226 F. & M. Blds. 320 pINE AVE., LONG BEACH 12, CALIF.

Phone LB 6-5237 LB E8.029 . Los Angeles phone - Teletype NEvada 6-2224 Erik Flamer W. E. (Ernie) Moss Direct Mill Shipmente

Ure Moorekiln Paint Productr for weatherproofing dry lciln and mill roofc.

l. 2t7o to )Ofr aote cepacity duc to tolid edge-ro-edge rtacbng Bcttcr qu.lit drTing oa lor tcnpcratures ritb e fa.rt rcvcrribrr

circuLetion.

t. Irorc; aryLing co.E

riaplcrt fotra.

-iuer

rolid edgc.ro-edgc stacling in tbc

Kiln Build.n for Morc

Th.! H.lf r Ccntury

Noch Pordra4 Otc. Jectmnvillc, Flcid.

F_ .it ,

cAliloriln uflr nnolAtl

California Building Permitg for February Fcbnury

Fobrurry

Clty

t95l

r950

Alameda

t97,417 4,864,225

Alameda County Albany Alhambra Anaheim

Antioch Arcadia

Auburn Avalon

Azusa . Bakers6eld Benicia

Berkeley ....'. Beverly Hills . llurlingamc

Chico

Chula Vista Claremont

Coalinga .,:..'.

Colton

29,9N 790,455

241,788 299,770 1,497,530 32,400

650 89,550 547,054 6,450 1,364,038 3,689,000 109,300 109,795 364,316 280,555

26,0W 76,780

$ 133,199

1,421,695 37,939 712,075 223,692 319,478

1,058,01I 35,300 2,250 179,750 665,402 r0,300 4,491,888

212,015 656,450 120,975

6n.137 475,020 36,800

689,5r0

459,301

2&,461

t,66,397 151,675 153,870

2,227,239 75,799 l18,855

t,743,W2

300,108

106,005

448,006

3l,155

I 15,686

El Centro El Cerrito El Monte

83,550 325,245

130,260 249,750

46,94r

8r,27r

41,925

n9,739

Escondido Eureka

7,983

35,250

292,587

2t7,634

Compton . .. Contra Costa County Corona

Coronado

Culver City Daty City Delano

El Segundo

47,950

31,400

.r,360,247

Gar.dena

1,591,194 315,836 348,735

Glendale

627,300

Glendora

Hanford

33,920 93,150

Hawthorne

tm,275

Hayward

636,725

Fillmore Fresno

Fullerton

Hernpt,....

Hermosa Beach ......, Huntington Beach .... :. : : : : : :. : :.

Huntington Park . Inglewood .. Kern County I-aguna Beach .

La Mesa

La Verne Lindsay

Lodi ..

Lompoc

Long Beach

Los Angeles . .

Los Angeles County

Los Gatos

Lynwood

Madera . . . Marin County Martinez Maywood Menlo Park

Mitt v"ttiv Modesto

Monrovia Montebetlo Monterey

346,755 74,805 966,742 15,950

56,980

2r7,370 r,192,250

131,510 15,880

55,800 96,646 350,278

28,800

7r,205

26t,076

360,396 1,460,678 115,325

2,t47,341

205,778

360,050

70,t60

1,695

12,660

35,926 273,380

2r7,730 30,200

248,315 88,825

r6,700 r,960,250

2,858,625 28,069,688

15,887,203

19,ur,730

23,r85,730

67,r50

97,575

247,030

303,74s 119,488

52,960

826,024

. 752,463

140,060 68,008 Jt L,y/ J 19,800

26,365 223,333 661,300 69,160

, 523,582 317,315 466,380

419,347

438,653 776,690

r,r05,72s

Monterey Park .. Mountain View .

fi63A0

28,710 93,900

475,910 74,650

Newport Beach .

90,468 680,505

101,595 .505,780

Oakland

I,878,456

Oceanside

561,994

2,449,354 295,103

Napa ....... Ontario Orange

Orange County Oroville Oxnard

Pacific Grove

278,186 9r,042 1,167,136 356,418 500,610 180,740

353, I 83

475,315 1,246,101 266.268 1,000 007 207,800

clty Palnr Springs Palo Alto Palos Verdes Estateg Itasadcna l'aso Robles

Pittsburg Ponrona

Porterville Redlands

Redondo Beach . Redwood City .. Richntond Riverside Roseville Sacranrento Salinas

San Bernardino ... ' San llernardino County San Bruno San Cartos

San Clemente San Diego San Diego Courlty San Fernando San Francisco ..... San Gabriel San Jose San Leattdro San Marino San Mateo Sau Mateo Courrty San Rafael Santa Ana Santa llarbara .....

Santa Clara . . Santa Clara County Santa Cruz Santa Maria Santa Monica Santa Paula

Santa Rosa Seal Beach

Selma .

Shasta County ..... Sierra Madre Solano County South Gate South Pasadena .... South San Francisco Stanislaus County Stockton

Fobrurry r95l 327,fio 603,238

Fobntrry 1950

9,370 4M,731

404,800

1s2,200

2,ns,62

1,555,651

70,780 56,150 331,034

94,450 302,583

79,5m

61,s76

77,9n

140,150

231,179

279,&2 88t,800

546,115 573,015

246,174 713,91I

1,026,988

61,ffi7 902,016

446,610 1,156,41I 2,143,553 162,500

343,950 163,575 6,569,090 2,707,437

67,360 s,494,327

400,313 45,163 1,210,244 498,234 r,390,885

r,222,r30 130,300 364,050 149,300

3,923,824 1,936,063

141,600 5,240,339

30r,320

r54,220

2,682,365 721,479 388,692 t,632,082

2,047,451 133,840

1,444,408

541,655 1,094,808

l,2ll,39r

276,940

t02,520

660,516

r,050,061 s65,025 445,250 3,488,218 502,770 415,683 661,390 1 37,359

680,580 244,600 3,644,200 363,120 145,445

624,4M 62,213 230,2W 8,725 65,742

308,582 230,s44 172,670 289,379 98,252

56t,725 340,100

r13,260 82,36s 54,620 25,881

148,450 202,700 423,754 67,596

619,r25 164,594 482,215 290,635

Sunnyvale

299,585 144,950

60,m0

22,t82

Torrance

1,488,780

1,5r3,845 37,050

Taft ..

Tracy . Tulare .

38,550 r27,225 t27,278

Turlock

135,020 61,905 517,438

l22,Ol5

99,590

349,652

1,735,003 833,848

44,374 500,550 659,414 298,960 122,384

TulareCounty.....

Ukiah . Upland

Vallejo Ventura

Ventura CountY Vernon Visalia Woodland

Yreka .

Yuba City

818,736 225,645

84,r50 11,735 62,743

350,275

r52,421 13,800 582,674

2r,610 86,54s

Elected Member Alcmedcr CountY Plcrruring Commission J. Z. Todd, president, Western Door & Sash Co., Oak-

land, was recently aPpointed to the Alameda County Planning Commission, according to an announcement by the board of supervisors. He will filI the vacancy caused by the death of PhiliP R. ThaYer.

April l, l95l

UlnlPAalt attA fultlti"ry

Canrow Cor'rpANy

Since TBBB OFFICE, iAI[[, YARD AND DOCKS

HNUr^CTURERS a JOIEERS _ flNE OOOIS & Mil,twoRK

2nd & Alice Sts., Ooklond 4 Glencourt 1-6861

7!a t^sr 5s sTtF tot ANotlas l, ilrclu

frry ?-9taj

BESSONETTE & ECKSTROM, II{C.

PLYWOOD

'$aR ftdro

FIR DOORS

tudrr Itt

PINE MOUIJDINGS

I'|Jffillllttt

"'rul

.-{ -2719 Compton Ave. tOS ANGETES I I

Phone ADqms 3-4228 Telefype tA 2lO

HOllywood 9

Ruth

Lotz

1 1

Minor {u*bn,

Mill Representative

5481 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 27, Calil.

\ I5I8 SOUTH CENTRAT AVENUE . IOS ANGEIES

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WANT ADS LUMBER YARDS FOR SALE

ycerr; locetg{ -it. ntt!9! yerd, onc-omcphlp for A. Lor Angclo ---25 Fcrnendo Vdlcyl 25M tro- -Ci-w Xiti oir rnrin hishweit to Srn rq. ft. u'ith ?M fL under roof. Will lell grourd and buildiryr t-25dli trugLr-and ioi lis,ooo; offiic end -planing mill cq.ripnr-nt invcnto-rv extra. Will rcll on tcrmr. If prcfcrrcd will lcrrc sround ind building. at a2?5 monthly' We are rold on thil iard. Proft and log filurcr will bc dirclorcd. B. Vintura County yard, oi'c and onc-third acrcl; ground-and buildinsr and cquiimcnt ll5,00o; invcntory about 120,0000. Or will lcirc grouni Lnd buildinst for ll50 monthly. Profit and lorr figurcr will bc chown. C. Yird ncar San Dicco; land and buildin$, f36'(XX); officc, rtorc equipmcnt and truck-, 16,000. Invcntory about 020'0d); 1950 rslcr

LUIIBER YARD FOR LEASE Choicc locetiolr, l{54 Eert Compton Blvd., Comptott' Cdif. Two blockr eut of Ccntnl Avc. Yrrd pevcd rnd fcnced. A ncw oftcc building in front, end a ncw lumber rhcd ln rcer. Alro e S'room hourc for yard rupcrintcndcnt, or cen b' urcd for office. Yard hrs bccn in opcratlon for 6 ycan }I. R. WOOLEY, OWNER Reridcncc 627 North Junc Strcet, Lor Angcler 4, Celif. Telcphonc GRsnitG o{14

rcportcd ar f107,0(n.

D. L6nc cstabtirhcd yard bctwccn Lor Angclce & Long Bcach. 80,0d0 rq. ft. l95o idcs rcported aa i340,0d).00 with vcry utirfactory net profiL Invcntory about iE0,000.0; good improvcmcntr and equipmcnt. Will lcasc at 2/21o of ralcr, owncr to pay ground taxcs and insurance. & improvcmcnt -

TWOHY LUMBER CO. LUMBER YARD AND SAWMILL BROKERS 7f4 W. Olympic Blvd., Lor Angclcr 15' Calif. PRoecct E746

OL,ltaa.z*t Lewis W. Blinn, II. Lervis William Blinn. II. rvell known lumber salesman,

Jrassed away in San Anselmo, Calif., March 16, after an illness of more than a year. He had been with The Pacific I-un'rber Company for 25 years. He formerly covered all of Northern California, but latterly the Crast Counties. He had a host of friends in the lumber industry of California, and he will be greatly missed.

Born in I-os Angeles 54 years ago, and edttcated at Pacific Heights grammar school, San Francisco, and the University of Santa Clara, and played football for the Broncos. He chose lumber industry for a career. He was known to his many friends as "Smiling Lew."

Mr. Blinn married Maizie Heaney Startzman, interior decorator, and a native San Franciscan, in l9?5. He was the only son of Genevieve Nannary Blinn, star of stage and screen, and the late Irving Lewis Blinn of l-os Angeles; grandson of the pioneer lumberman of Southern California, Lewis Winship Blinn; cousin of the late Holbrook Blinn, famous stage star, and Kenneth William Dailey, nationally ,known San Francisco theatrical agent. He resided at the family home, "Blinnacre," San Anselmo, and was a member of Santa Clara Alumni, Olympic Club, and American Legion Post No. 179, San Anselmo'

Funeral services were held March 19 in San Rafael. A Mass of Requiem was said at St. Rita's Church, Fairfax.

Eugene I. Curtis Eugene Judson Curtis, 65, president of Curtis Companies fncorporated, Clinton, Iowa, died Wednesday morning, February 28 in Honolulu, Hawaii, where he and Mrs.

Curtis had just arrived for a vacation. They sailed for Hawaii February 22 and Mr. Curtis was in excellent health upon leaving, but was ill when the boat docked at Honolulu. Death was attributed to an abdominal hemorrhage.

WANTED Auirtant to cxccutivc, owncr of manufacturinS plsnt in Northcrn California Murt be fully crpcricnccd in buying' scllint mouldings and lumber. Exccllent opportunity. Givc full dctailr.

Addrcg Box C-1906, Catifornia Lumber Mctchant lOE Wcrt 6th Strect, Lol Angelce 14' Calif.

Funeral services were conducted in Clinton on March 5 at the First Presbyterian Church. He was born in Clinton, Iowa, July 26, 1884, the son of George Martin Curtis and Iittie Lewis Curtis. His father was one of the founders of Curtis Con.rpanies Incorporated, originally established in 1866. Mr. Curtis was director of the National Woodwork Manufacturers Association; chairman of the board and dircctor of McCloud River Railroad Company, McCloud, Calif.; director and secretary of Bald Mountain Mining Company near Lead, S. D., and director of the Employers Mutuals Insurance Company of Wausau, Wis. He was past director of the National Association of Manufacturers, and was one of the original founders of Ponderosa Pine Woodrvork and a director of that organization for 10 years and president for two terms. At the time of his death he was a member of the millwork advisory committee, forest products division, of the National I'roduction Authority. Surviving are his wife, two daughters, two sons, two step-daughters, 13 grandchildren and his brother George L. Curtis of Clinton, chairman of the board of directors of Curtis Companies Incorporated.

Willcrrd C. Fuller Willard Cecil Fuller, 59, manager of the H & H Lumber Company, passed away suddenly at his home in Los Angeles on March 10. A native of Maine, he had been a resident of Los Angeles since 1919. lIe was with H & H Lumber Company at Los Angeles since 1939, and prior to that with the Hammond Lumber Company for over 20 years. He was widely known in lumber circles.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lavinia Fuller; a son' Charles W. Fuller; a brother, Louis N. Fuller, a sister, Mrs. Mildred Carver, and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held on March 14 at Utter-McKinley's Viewpark Chapel in Los Angeles.

April t, l95l

WANT ADS

Nqmcr of Advcdircrr in thir Dcporrm.nt u.ing o bthd oddrcrr connot bc dtvulgcd, All inquirirr ond roplb :hould br oddrcrrcd to hcy shown in tho odvrillromrnt

Rcrte-Position wcrrted $2.00 per colurnn inch All others, $3.00 per colurnn inch Cloring dctes lor copy, Sth qnd 20th

PRINTING FOR THE LUTIBER INDUSTRY Try us for speedy service on all of your printing needs. MORRIS ADVERTISING PRINTERS 1339 S. HilI St., Los Angelcs 15, Calif. Rlchmond 7-3767 or REpublic 3-4SE6 Special attention to mail orders. We ship anywhere on the West Coast FACTORY BUILDING FOR R.ENT Factory bqldin_g E0,000 square feet, complctely wired for 600 a:Tp. power_. In.Zone 2, Burbank. Building is equipped with machiner.y with going business. Will rent building ini'michinery is for sale. JOHN WAKE HUNT l57l West Olive, Burbank, Calif. phone Charlcston g-1403

WANTED SALESMAN Wholesale sash, doors, and mouldings. Fresno area. Address Box C-1897, California Lumber Mcrchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

COMPETENT LUMBERMAN WANTS POSITION Lumberman with lifetime experience in eawmill, wholc*alc, retail, and brokeragc business, mostly in Germany, 45 yeirs of agc, jewish, at present employed, seeks lumber bb with future.

LUDWIG PFEIFEL

2774 Franklin Street San Francisco 23, Calit. PRospect 5-9267, evenings.

Residence phone Charleston 6-1605

PRESENT MANAGER

LT'MBER FINANCING

of retail lumber yard and branch yard in northeast Ohio dceires to locate in Southern California. Experience covers all phases of retail lumber business, plus architectural drafting, Prefer connection with progressivb company, as manager or as-istant, but will consider

Accounts receivable, inventories and sales financed.

J. C. COPELAND, FACTORS 6115 Wilshire Blvd.

any responsible position, and ask only an opportunity to prove ability.

Address Box C-1893, California Lumber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

Phone WEbster l-1373 Los Angeles 48, Calif.

KILN DRYING We are one of the largest custom dry kilns on the West Coast, We also sell, rent, or repair lumber cairiers and lift trucks. Will

exchange equipment for lurnber.

WES,TERN DRY KILN & EQUIPMENT CO P. O. Box 622, Wilmingtbn, Calif. Phones: NEvada 6-1371 and TErminal 4-6624

POSITION WANTED As Yard Superintendent or take full charge of remanufacturing plant. Highly skilled in kiln drying all westeln species and senerJ plant efficrency. Ambitious, family man, avaiiable immJiately. References.

Address Box C-1900, California Lurnber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

WANTS LUMBER OFFICE POSITION . E-xperienced office. wo.man with- good background of figuree, in-

TO CLOSE ESTATE FOR SALE CLARK LUMBER CO., TWENTY NINE PALMS. CALIF. CompJete_ inventory of lumber, hardware and many misccllianeous .items, also land with office, storage buildings, and 2--bedroom house,

furnished. See

R E. WILLIAMS, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR Room 102, Court House, San Bernardino Phone 6811, Extension 328 FOR SALE

cluding six years in lumber, and three years as assietant adcountant in-ir-surance, wanlq llrmber-position. Witl go anywherg including a- lumber camp. Will employers please stite afproxiniate sahr! th.ey will pay?

Address Box C-1905, California Lumber Merchant ' 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Cdif.

EXPERIENCED ESTIMATOR & ARCH. DRAFTSMAN

desires position with lumber concern or construction comoany in Los Angeles area. _Reestablishing California residency and expcct to make change during month of May.

gox r r h H;"5"lr"t"ltt3tnnesota

1000 standard 42" canier blocks @ 20 cents cach

WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER?

2201 lenold. Ave., San Francisco Z+, Catif..

I-have years of experience, estimating, selling, and buyins lumber and building supplies. Desire permanent position with ietalble firm. Good reference, Go anywhere.

GEORGE WINDELER. CO., LTD.

wooDwoRKtNc MACHTNERY FgR gAtE HYSTER FORK LIFT, 7/2 ton, 6fl, forks, reconditioned. MOULDER, 4" Ameican, with all operating equipment. JOINTER, 12" Northfield, ball bearing, direct drive. KNI{E'GRINDER, 36', Covel Hanchett, comparable to a new Machine.

PLANER, 4 sides, 3V, x6,, with 6 knife rowrd heads mounted in plain bearings. Complete with automatic feed tablc. GLUE SPREADER, 30,, Francis, like new. RIP SAW, 20 H.P., power feed, ball bearing, new condition.

ROY FORTE Production Machinery for the Woodworking Trad,e 691E S. Santa Fe Ave., Huntlngton park, Calif.

KImbalI 2904-Res. MEtcaIf g-266L

WM. L..SIMMONS l42l W. Cl,ark Ave., Burbank, Calif. CHarleston &6110

POSITION WANTED .Experienced_lumberman, age 39, single, now living in middle west

wishes to re-locate in Southern California. Desires position as

bookkeeper for progressive firm. Available June 15. Address Box C-19fi1, California Lumber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Cdif.

RETAIL AND WHOLESALE MANAGER WANTS POSITION

Ixperienced retail and wholesale yard manager wishee to'relocate

in California either as yard manager or salesnrian. Open to straieht salary or drawing account and percentage of sales piofit. Address Box C-19O4, California Lumber Mlrchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

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INDEX TO ADYERTISERS.

.adndtrl' .rtr.n In ctf.ma. l..or

t#l lliL t;:

'.. '..

' .',.,.'. ',.'' '..' .

'',,'',,'''',,.'''''''',.',,..'.''2,

,l.flm.t Hordwcod Cc, ........... ....... .. .. . a lllccDmld Cc,, l. |Y.,,..,,.....,,.....,.............t2

ftIORE THAN A QUARIER CENTURY OF SERVICE TO THE REIAIT TUffTBER INDUgTRY

I I a

!o(l Lunb.r Cc., J' lYn' lccl ?cnrl CmpottY ..... Gc. lrcr. Co. lornh !rct. louih lorior I Cc,, J. H.

!.1-Alr Dc.t Cc. ........ ... !.rcut-ll.htdr tunber Cc. !.rrcnolla l a(ltltm, ln3. . . llur Dlomcld Cdtotolld (o., In:. . rwslt iohnhci D9Dnnew lunbrr

Itfccro Drv f(ih Cc. ....,..,...... ........ .............47

. ....... I Nl<olol Oocr lolo Co. Northrrn lodwood lunbrr Co. . . ........... a Nu.Wcy lulldon Corp. ............,.......,,......11

. . . !! liJii- r cmpony, Clov ..... . .... .. ........ ..ra

lruc Co,, l. [, ..,. ..

Olymtl( ttoln.d ?rodGh Co. ..

.. ' '

ilrii

inJi.rii'ot lmbor Cc. . ... . .. .. oriii ru-ur Co. ..... .... .. . .. .. .... .. ..

.. ..... a .. I

Orlln taouldlng Corp., Dwld .......

Po3li. tmb.r Deolm lupPly, |tr..... . .17 Pa(lic lmb.t Co,, lhr ................ . . '

Pocl0c llufuol Door Co.

Porlfc WIt. Lbr. Co. ol Collf., In<. .. . 33 Porlf,r Wlrr ?rodu<lr Co. ..... ............... .tl3 Pormlno lmbrr Co. . .........................31 Prnbrrthy Lmbrr Cc, ................................3t Prmo P;odu(lr Co. ...............:......... ... ... t,'a fhill,gr t |lurphy lmbrr Co. Phlppr Conpony, fh. ............ 22 Plywood tor Angalat, In(. ... 22 Plywood lccomo, In(. ........... I Pondcrorq ?lnc Woodwork ... PoDe I tolbol, Inc., lumblt Dlvlrlon .. . Poitlond Cmcnt Aaroclolion ............. ..... 20'

tcd Ccdor 3hlngh lurcou llccl t l(rut. lunrbcr €o. Dqllon, l. W. I Co' ......

...41

..- *

... *

Dcnnlr Lunbcr Co. .. ...... ........ Dlmond W. ScPPlY Co. -........

Plvwood Jobbcrr, In<. . I rrttseq ucct o Door Douglqr Flr Plywood Attoclollon

...37 ... I I '

34 Co' ittion, r. w. ....................... .. .... .. .. . .......... 36 iipiri lcd.ood Co. iriiv r 3o, D. c. .. ... ... . . .. 'l irl"ir r s;, r. H. ............,..............-..13 iiii"isr 5smlllr Sqlo Co. ....... ....-....... *

Edgcwood Lumbcr

Foirhurrt Lmbcr Co. .. ......-.............- ' 'i I Fcrn frucklng Co. ...................... I Fir Door Inrtitute Fir-Tex of Southern Colifornlq .. ...... . - l5 t5 .... .. ..... Fir-lcx of Northern Collfornio

Firk t loron .....-,-...

4 47

;i;i.'i or'ii;ii;ili"-il., Fordvce Lumber Co. ..... .. -. . ..... Flomcr. Erik

Forcrl Fiber Productr Co. .. Forcrl Productr Soler Conpony . Founlqin Lumber Co., Ed ...... ..... ' Freemqa t Co., Stephcn G. .-...

.....

Gorciq frqn( Service, B. t.

Gomenlon t Green Luober Co.

Gerlinger Corrier Co. Gilbreqth Chemicol Co' Gorrlin-Hwding lumber Co.

.....

I 33

a 24

... I ...47 .._43

...39

..........__......47

Hqley Bro!.

Holl, Jomer t. .............-...'--..... ....,...........,.46

Hqmmond Lumber Co. --...-..-... .,,.......,__.....38 .........'....--"32 Horrir Lumber Co., l'. E. Heberle & Co., R. J. -........-...-......-""-""41 Highlond Lumber Co. Hill Lumber Co., Rqv.-....... '"" " '-21 . ............,,_...1 9 ......,....... Inc. Morlon, Hill & .

Hobb: Woll Lumber Co. .,,..... .. _.,....... _...,.33 Hofimon Co., Eorl ...........''...''. ,..._......,......30 hoqon lumber Co. ....... .... .........---------49 Hoimer Eureko Lumber Co.... .._.._...,.._.... i Hoover Co., A. l. ...... ... .., Hyster Compqny

I I

Roundr lrodlng Compony Iudboch I Co., John A. ..........

lurcll Solo Co. Oo"iaron Plywood t Lcmbcr Co,

@ GEtItT GG).

ilt ncnteom.rt tl., ton lrcnclrco l, Cclll. ?hcnr D0oglcr l4ttl

Pob(o ?rodu(lr, lna. ................................ 4 PoGlnc Coorl A3it.ioltr, Inr. ................_! -Po<10< Flr lolo ........

?otlic f ororf ?rcduclr, 11c... .....................116 Podir Hordscod Solo Cc'........................ I

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GAIAUTRAS

lrving lumber ond l\{oulding, ln<. ''...'...23 John-ilonville Corporolion .- - , - -' .. I Johnson lumber CorP., C. D. .....'...-.....-... I Kelley, Albert A. ..-..,..,.......--..-.-........-...-''. I Kendoll Lumber Di:tribvtor: ..-..-..,..,........-13 Kline E Ruf -:....,...-.--.....,-...,..,,.-.--.-..,.....,...43 Koehl E Son, InG., John W. -.-..,.....--.......31 Kuhl Iumber Co., Corl H. . .-,. --..-....-...' I

L. A. Dry Kiln & Storoge, In<. --.,,..........31

lqmon-Bonnington ComPohy .-..-..,... ...-..-16 Lowrence-Phil'p: Lumber Co. ..-..---..-......-..'l

Lerrett Lufrber Co. -.............-.-.,,.,-.. .......-.29 Long-Bell Lumber Co. -...,-.-...-.-,.,............... I Los Angeler Lumber In<. .-..--.,..,..-..........-.43 los-Col. Lumber Co. --....,...-..-..-.,.............--45 lumber Mmufo.lurers, In<' ..--.-..,.....,.-.....--33

San Francisco Lumbermen's Club Members Hear Talk on Red Cross ('hr()11-

Jircl< \\'allrrcc, fcitturc c(lit()r of thc Sirn lirlrttcisco iclc, guvc ir goo<l t:tlk on thc rtcc<ls of thc '\nre:-ican Ited

('ross. at thc lttttclrcotr lllcetitlt{ of thc Sltn I;rltlrcisco l,tllnlrcrnrctt's ('ltrlr, I\litrclr 20. l'l c tol<l \\'hy nl()rc n1()llcv ncc(lc(l this.vcirr, ittl(l ills() of thc fallirlg otT irl lrloorl <lotriltiorrs an<l thc grc:tt ncc(l that cxists right rrorv f<tr ittt iu.r",,rc. ('irrrls rvcre tlistrilrute<l to thosc u'ho rvisltc<l to tlrlrkc plc<lges. 'l'hc nrccting \\'as ltcl<l irr thc I'allrcc llote l, San

luicorn Pollcd CmPony .........

Nlc(ilo1', Mr. \\'all:rcc irrtcrvicu'c(l Scrgcitrlt Jittltcs is ttorv ltt in liorca. :t11(l \\'h() losl ;r lcg rvho Sonford-Lcrlcr, In3. ................. ton Fronclrco Plywood Co......... .....1i llospit:rl, S:tn l"rancisc(). Tllc scrgcant l)rovc(l.,-to lrc lt gootl Sqn Pedro Lumbcr Co. .............. :.:::itda Sontq Fa lvmbcr Co. ............... I sul)icct lor :rtt irttcrvicn', att(l his :t11s\\'crs to thc (ltlcstiolls ......:-; 5<hoe<hsr-Kux lmbcr Co. ................-...-..' (t-^.^t | il-i.^ a^ \\'crc lll()st ilrtclligcrtt ltll(l illi()rlllatil'c lrltottt thc ttittrtrc oI thc lighting. 5ompron Co., fhc ...................... Sond Door t Plywood Co. ........

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c;.' .......... * clsc(), \\'its I)r()!{r:Illl chltirltl:tll . Ilc lrlstt g'itvc it list oi L'olr;;;*;;i".;- i;;i"J' c.iiir Spolding lumber Co. .... .......... .. .. cirtcnllti()lls tltat ltlc to t:tkc l)lltcc i11 Nortllcrlr C'ltliftrrnilt Slqhl Lunber Compony, In<. ......-..... ... 4j Stontdn I 3on, E. J. in .\pril iur(l Nlay. St.qble Fordwood Co. -..................-.. ... 'l Sudden I Chrirrenton, In<. ...,..,,... '...t'ush <loor l)rizcs of $.5.fi) citch \\'crc \\'()lt l),\' l,otris Scr'''l Sweepei 5ervi<e Co, ......-..................... vcntc, Scrvctttc llltrtln'ootl l,uttll>cr Co., Sltn l"rltttcisco. locono Lumbcr Sqler .. ............. ... ..... rt Ifl',';';Y,*i:"J3".i'[:* lli-.. .. r1 ln(l llurol(l (ivr, I'opc &'l'tllrot. Inc.. San l"rancisco. li',ll,tJ".,i:l?i":'i,.'........... ...........r1 Iirirrrcis IIclorr. \\'csterrr I'inc Supplv L'o., l'-nrcr,r'r'illc, t)rcsi(lcnt ,f thc cltrb, ;rrcsidetl' l::'",1:i"f!t":;";;'i;;i;; t;.'........ .-..3: * soulh Boy lumber Co. ..............

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lroxel Lsmber Co,, S. A. -. . .... .... . .lwin Hqrborr Lumber Co. .-...........'....-..-.. t Union lumber Co. .-...-............--..... -......'- | Upson Compoy, fhe ........-....................... * U. S. Piywood Cotpotqtid ...-...-........--.-..-. I

Van Arrdole-Horrb Lumber Co., In<. -..'.35 Wolloce l4ill & Lumber Co. --..-.........-..-.-. * Wending-Nofhqn Co. --.-......-......-..-......-.-.23 Wert Coost Plnrood Co. ....-.,........-..-.....-- t We.t Coqsl 5<reen Co. ..............,..........-..-. I Wett Coorl Woodr ---.......-.......-............-.---l FC Wesf Oregon Lumber Co. .............-. ..-. .25 Wertern Curlom ilill, In<' ......-.-.-... ,,-- -.- * Weslern Door ond Sorh Co. --..,.........-...-45 We5lern Dry Kiln .-.-.,--..-,.,................. ....47 \rJesterr l*ill & f,loulding Co. .-...-- -.......-.45 Weilern Hordwood Lunber Co. -..--. --.,,.... * Werler,f Pine Atroaiolion ..--..-.. -...--.... ..17 Wertein Pine Supply Co. .... .-.-...,-.. -..-. --21 Weyerhc;euser Sqlec Co. .......,---..,--....-..-,.. r

whrte Blothelr '- ""'-"oFc white, Po..y H. -.-. .....-- --..-...---.-- -..--... I Wholecole Lumber Oirlributorr, Inc ---.--.,38 Wilkinron, W. W. -........-..----....--.....-....-.-.-. t Wilson Lumber Co., A. K. ....-..---...,,-.....-.-31 Wifson, Wm. rt{. ....--.-......,.,,...............-....-37 Windeler Co., ltd. George....,,. .,,-........- 8 WiFlon Lumber Soles Co. Wood, Eorl F. -....-...-....,.-...,--- .....29 Wood €onvaraion Co. -.,-...-....-..- ....,.-......- * Wood Lunber Co., E. K. -...-..-.....,....,..-... * Zeesmon Plvwood Co.,.,....

Ziet E Co.

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How Lumber Looks (Continued frotrr I'age 21 The \\'cstern I)itre .\ssociatiorr for the rveek errded March 10. 9(r n.rills reporting, gave orders as .57,075,000 feet, shipnlents .52,.104,000 feet. trnd 1)r()(lttction .50.1J.5-+,000 feet' Orders on hand rtt thc end of the* n'eek totalec! 229.932.A00 f.eet.

The \\'est Coast l,ulnberuren's Association for tl.re rveek ended Nlarch 10, 173 mills relrortinq, gave orders as ll1,606,000 feet. shiprnents 102,'140 000 feet, and producton 99,317.000 feet. Unfilled orders at the erld of the n'eek totaled 710,932,000 feet.

For the \\reek ended Nlarch 17 these sante mills gave

orders as 136,311,00C feet. sl.ripments 119,512.000 feet. and production 10.5,493,000 feet. Unfilled orders at the end of tlre rveek totaled 727,719,000 teet.

BUYER'S GUIDE SAN fRAITGISGO

LUMBEN

Arcqtq Bedwood Co, .. Atkinson-Stuiz Compcny Cords Lumber Conpcny Dcnt d Russell, Scles Co, Dennis Lumber Compcuy Edgewood Lumber Co.

.....Yukon 6-2067 .GArliefd l-1809 ..YUkon 6-6306 .SUlter l-6384 .YUkon 6-3869

....YUkou 6-5500

Elliott, F, W, . .. .

. . .. .. .DOuglas 2-4211 Empire Bedwood Co. .. ....YUkou 2-3522 Fcirburst Lunber Co. (W. W. Forrest)

YUkon 6-6728

Gcmerston d Greea Lumber Co. ..fUniper 5-6033

Hcll, lcnes I.. . .. .. ..

....SUtter l-7520

Hcmmond Lumbor Co, . . .DOuglcs 2-3388 Hobbs WalI Lumber Co. .. . .. .GArlield l-7752 Holmes Eurekq LumbEr Co. .,....GArlield l-lgZt

Kline d Rul

. .DOuglcs 2-1387

Lcmon-Bonninglon Compqly .......YUkon 6-5721 Tbe Long Boll Lumber Co. ... ... .EXbrook 2-86S Lumber Sales Co, .... . .VAlencic 4-4100 MccDoncld d Hcrriington Ltd., ...GArlield l-8392

Mqrtinez Co., L. W. .....EXbrook 2-364{ West Oregon Lumber Go. ..YUkon 2-5llB Pccific Lumbor Co., Tbe .........GArlield l-ll8t Vy'eyerhcouser Sqles Co. .GArlield l-897{ Pacilic Western Lumber Co, ol Colil., Inc. Windeler Co, Ltd., George VAlenciq 4.18{l DOuslcs 2-5070 Ziel d Co,, Inc...... .......YIILoa 6-l{05 Pqrqmiao Luuber Co. .. .....GArlield l-5190 IIAnDWOODS Pope d Tclbot, Inc., Lumber Division, Bruce Co,, E. L.... .MArket l-1839 DOuglcs 2-2551 Wt--ie Broibers . .. .. .........ATwcter 8-l{30 Bicci d Kruse Lumber Co. ........Mlsgioin ?-25?6 sAsH-DCOnS_PLYWOOD Rounds Trcdiag Compaay .YUkon 6-0912 Associated Plywood Mills, Inc, .. .ATwqter 2-8832 Scutc Fe Lumbor Co. ...EXbrook 2-2074 The Meugel Co. (Aruold Smith)..OVerlcnd l-7166 Nicolci Door Scles Co, .Mlssion 7-7920 Siskiyou Forest Products ot Cclilomic Sqn Frcncigco Plywood Co.,..,,,...SUtter l-7107 YUkon 2-3294 Siapson Loggiag Co. .... .YUkon 6-6726 Sudden 6 Christenson, Inc, ......GArtield l-2846 UniteC Stotes Plywood Corp. ....ATwqter 2-1993 Tcrler, Webster 6 Johuson. Inc. ..DOuglcs 2-2060 CNEOSO1ED LUMBEN_POLESTrinity River Lumber Scles Co. ...Skyline 2-2050 PILING_TIES Americon Lumber 6 Trectiag Co. ..SUtier l-1028 Trviq Hqrbors tr unber Co. (Frcnk J, O'Connor) Bsxter, J. H. 6 Co, ... ..GArtield l-5644 YUkon 2-01100 Hcll, lcmes L., ..... .. .....SUtter l-7520 Union Lumber Compony . .SUtter l-6120 MccDoncld d Hcrriagton Ltd. . .. .GArtiEld l-8392 Vqn Arsdole-Hcrris Lumber Co., Inc. Pope d Tclbot, Inc., Lumber Division,

GArtield l-3600 ..SUtter l-5363

!-Jendling-Ncthcu Co.

DOuglcs 2-2561

Weadliug-Nctbca Co.

..SUtter l-5C63

OAKTAND -BERKEf, EY-ALAMEDA LUMBEN

Cclilornic Lumber Sqles

..KEllog 4-1004

Gqmerston 6 Green Lumber Co. . .KEUoe 4-646a1 Gosslin-Hcrding Lumber Co.

Scn Leqadro

........Lockhaven 9-1661

Hill 6 Morton, Inc. .... .ANdover l-1077 Kelley, Albert A. (Alcmedc) ... .Lckebursi 2-2754 Kubl Lumber Co., Ccrl H. Chcs. S. Dodge (Berkeley) ...THornwcll 3-9045 Pccilic Fotosi Products, Inc. ....TWinocks 3-9866 Tricngle Lumber Co, .TEnplebcr 2-5855

llllesten Dry Kiln Co. .........LOckhcven 8-3284

Western Pine Suppty Co. (Emeryvillelaonr

5_7922

Whole:cle Lumber Dis..ribulors ..TWinocks 3-ZSl5

E, K. Wood Lumber Co,

KEUos 4-8466

HANDWOODS

Bruce Co,, E. L. . . ...... .KElfog 3-6672 Strqblo Hqrdwood Company....TEmptebcr 2-5584

V,Ihite Broibers

.ANdover l-1600

PANELS_DOONS_SASH_SCNEENS PLYWOOD_MILLWONK Caliloruia Builders Supply Co.. .TEmptebcr 4-8383 Ccsey Door Co. ........ . . TEmplebcr {-8383

Diqmoud W. Supply Co.

.......KEllog {-8466

liogcn Lunber Compeny

.. .Glencourt l-6861

United Stctes Plywood Corp. ...TWinoals 3-554{ V/esiorn Door 6 Scsh Co. .....TEnplebar 2-8400 E. K. Wood Lumber Co, ..EEUoe 4-8466

f,OS ANGEf,ES LUMBEN

Arcatc Redwood Co. (J. J. Rec) ..WYonine ll09

Atkinson-Stulz Co. (Chcs N. Schumccber)

ANgelus 3-6951

Atlcntic lumber Co. (C. P. Henry d Co.)

PRospect 6524

Allcs Lumber Co. .... . .. .PRospect 740l Bcck Lumber Co., J. Wm. .ADqms l-4361 Bcugh, Ccrl W. (Pascdenc) ........RYoa l-6382 Lumber Co, Bercut-Bichcrds -\r1i--;'fiey;-5;;;";;) (A.

SYccmore 6-2525

.....MAdison g-2355

Brown 6 Conpcny, Clqy. ...YOrk 1168 Brush lndustriql Lumber Co. . .. ..ANgelus l-1155 Burns Lunber Compcny .........WEbsier 3-5861 Ccrr 6 Co., L. I. (W. D. Dunning) PBospect 8843 Castell 4 Associqtes, Ru:s . . . .. .. .UNion 8-2127 Chcnberlin d Co., W. n. (I. I. Bec) .. ...... . .WYoming ll09 Choutlcud qnd Associqles. P. W, AXminsier 5295 Chene- Lumber Co.

(Bums Lumber Co.) . .. ... . . . . .WEbster 3-5861 George Clough .........DUnkirk 2-2214 Collias 6 Meyor, Inc. (Downey) ....TOpcz 2-10?0

Consolidcied Lumber Co. ........Rlchmond 2I4l (Wilmington) NE. 6-1801 Wilm. Ter. 4-2637 Cooper-Morgcn Lumber Co, Willred T. Cooper Lbr. Co. (Pcscdela) RYqu l-7631; SYcomore 3-2921 Cooper Wholesqle Lumber Co., W. E. MUtuol 2l3l

Dclton d Co., R. W. ....

MAdisou 9-2173

Dennis Lumber Compcny .PRospect 2354 Dcnt d Russell, Scles Co. ..ADqms 8l0l Douover Co., Inc. ........ADqns l-{205

Essley, D, C. 6 Son .....ANielus 2-1183 Fqirhurst Lumber Co. (Phillips d

Murphy Lbr. Co,)

PRospect 0271

Fisk d Mcson (So. Pcscdenc) ... .PYrcmid l-1197

SYcqmore 9-2674 Erik Flcmer (Long Becch) ....Long Becch 6-5237

Forest Products Sales Co. (Inglewood)

ORegon 8-3858 Freemcn & Co.. Stephen G, (Bclboc) Hcrbor 2024 Ed. Fountcin Luaber Co. .LOgco 8-831

Gosslin-Hcrding Lunber Co. (loe Petrcsh) ...... .. .Plecscnt 3-9783 Hammond Lumber Compcny ... ...PRospect 1333 Harris Lumber Co., L. E. ... .. ...DUnkirk 2-2301 Heberle 6 Co., R. J. (Compton) ..NEvcdc 6-2595 Hill d Morton, Iac. ........ .. .. .BRadsbaw 2-4375

CRestview 6-3164

Ecrl Hollmcn Co. . . .. . .AXniostEr 3-5281 Holmes Eureks Lunber Co. .........MUtuql glSt Hoover A. L. . .. ..

.. .YOrk 1168

Kendcll Lumber Distributors........PBospect 53{I Kuhl Lumber Co,, Ccrl H. B. S. Osgood . ...TRiairy 8225

pRospEct 8lZ4 Lcwrence Philips Lumber Co. Lerrett Lumber Co., Inc. (Soutb GqtE)

LOs6 5-6233

The Long Bell Lumbcr Co. .......DUnkirk ?-1342 Los Angeles Dry Kiln d Slorcge, Inc. ANgelus 3-6273 Los Angeles Lumber, Iac. ..... .. .M4 6-9134 Los-Cdt Lumber Co. . ...... ....JEfferson 6234 Lunber Mqrt ...ANgelus 3-7503 MccDoncld Co., L. W. . .. ....PRospecl 7194 MccDoncld d Hqrrinston, Lid. ....PRospect 3127 .

.....TRinitv 9651

ffix1',:"n"J,htT".?,"-y HOlywood 9-t189 Nu-wcy Builders Corp. (North Hollywood) .....-....... ...STcnley 7-3723 Osgood, Roberi S. ........

Pccilic Fir Scles (Poscdenc)

......TRinity 8225 .SYccmore 6-11328

BYcn l-8103 Pccific l,umber Co,. The .....YOrt< 1168 Pqcilic Forest Products, Inc. (Dick LcFrcnchi) TUcker 1232

Pccific Western Lumber Co. ol Cclil., Inc. (Pcscdenc) SYccmore 6-S39Z-L.A. Rycn l-8123 Phillips 6 Murphy Lumber Co. ...MAdison 6-6838 Tbe Phipps Co. .... ......ANgelus 3-3807 Pope 6 Talbot, Inc,. Lumber Division PBospect 823t

E. L. Reitz Co, (Scn Mcrino) . .. .. . . .Rycn l-8404

SYccmore 6-3169 Bounds Trcding Co. (Loag Beqcb) NEvcdc 6-4056 Long Becch 7-2781 Rudbcch 6 Co,. John A. .......TUcker 5ll9

Rullcorn Pollord Co. (Inglewood) ..ORegon 8-4058 Sct Pedro Lumber Co. ..Rlchmond ll{l Shcecher-Kux Wholescle Lbr.,.....Blchnond 9392 Srskiyou Forest Products ol Cclilornic Siepben G. Freemcn 6 Co., Balboa Harbor 2024 South Bcy Lumbsr Co. (Hcwthorne)

Spcldiag Lumber Co.

OReson 8 4597

...ANgelus 3-7451

Sudden 6 Chrisienson, Inc. ..........Tniaity 8&!4 Tqcomc Lumber Scles, Inc. . . . .. .. .PBospect ll08 Tarier, Websler 6 lobnson, Inc. ...ANgelus 4183 S, A, Troxel Lumber Co, ..Allgelus 6061 Twiu Hcrbors Lrimber Co. (C. P, Heury d Co,) . ..PBospect 6524 Union Lumbor Compcny ....TRioity 2282 W-endling-Ncthcn Co. . .... . . .YOrk lI88

Wcllcce Mill 6 Lunber Co.

(Pcrcnoual)

..NEvcdc 5-3625 W6st Oregol Lumber Co, (Beverly Hills) BRcdshaw 2-4353

We.'erhseuser Scles Co. ........Rlchmoad 7-0505 White Lumber Co., Hcrry H. .....Rlchmond 0592 Wileon Lumoer Co,, A. K. (Domingusz luaction) NEvc:lc 6-2363 NEwmcrk l-8651 Wilsou, Wm. M. DUnkirk 2-3080

E, K. Wood LumbEr Co. Wooci, Ecrl F.

. . .lEflersoa 3lll . .ANselua 3-3801

CREOSOTED LU:.1BEB_POLES_PILING_TIES

Americcn Lumber 6 Trecling Co,..MAdisol 6-5818 Bcxrer J. H.6 co. ........... ....Mlctis@aza4 i{qcDoncld d Hcrrington, Ltd. ....PRospect 3127 McCormick 6 8qx.er Creosotiag Co, OBeson 8-3728 Pope 6 Tclbot, Inc., Lumber Division PBoapect 823I

HARDWOODS

Bruce Co., E, L. ... .....Plecgont 3-ll0l Americqn Hcrdwood Co. ..... . ...PBospect {235 Atlcs Lumber Co. .... .....PBosiect ?l0l Bohnholl Lumber Co., Inc. ...... .PRosiect 3?l|5 Brush Industricl Lunber Co... ....UNdortill 0-3901 Mc(inney Hcrdwood Co. ... .. . . ... .LOrain 9-2055 P:nber:hy LumS:er Co. .....Xlmbcll 5lll 9cnlord-Lussier, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . AXmilster 2-9181 Stchl Lumber Co., Inc,. ..ANqelus 3-6109 Stqnton, E, J. d Son ... CEntury 2-9211 Tropiccl d WEsteru Lumber Co. . ...LOgdi 8-23?5 Westeru Hqrdwood Lumber Co. ...PBoipect 618l .

SASH_DOOBS_MILLWORK_SCNEENS

PLYWOOD_IBONING BOANDS Almcc Wood ludustries, Inc. ......LAlcvette l2rll Bcck Pcuel Conpany .. . . .ADa-ns 3-42t5 Uel-Air Door Co. (Arhqnbrc) CUmberlqad 3-3?31 BesoDelte 6 Eckstrom, Inc. .... . ..ADams 3-4228

Cclilqrnic Door Compcnv ol Los Angeles, The ......

..Klnbctl 2l{l

CqlilorDic Pcnol 6 Veneer Co. ......TRiaitv 009 ...CEnturv2-9865 .. ... .. .ADoi t-lll7 Coor-Pender d Long ... ... .NOrnqndv 3-3238 Davidson Plywood 6 Lumber Co. ANgelui 3-6931 Dianori W Supply Co. (Veraon) . .lEfr.enoa 2f288 Door 6 Plywood lobbers loc. ....ANgelue 9-8188 !.u!cn&_ 6 Son, L, H. (Inglewood) ORigon 8-2it55 Hcley Bros. (Scntc Mcniic) ..... ...TElqs 0-4glt

Ccrlow Compcny ..... Cobb Co., T. M. ..

Iiiil Luaber Co,, Bay ..Pleqscut 3-1396 inrviug Lumber cad MoulCiag, . .. .LOsqn 5-51{{ Koehl, lobu W G Son .. .ANselus g-8lgl Mcple Bros. (Whittier) .WbLittier {-{fi13 Mc-'lin Plywood Co. .... ..ADams 3-8166 l.icolc. Door MIg. Co, ...OBegon 8-3725

Oregon-Wcshington Plywood Co...ORegon 8-3726 Pccijic Lumbcr Declers Supply Co., Inc, (Hcrbor ... ZEnilh ll55; Lomito 1156 Cily) Plywood Los Angeles, Inc........ ..ANqelug 2-2101 Scmpsoa Co, (Pcscdeac).......SYcoor6 3-1096 RYcn l-6939

Scrd Door 6 Plywood Co. ..........{Dcms 3-{371

Simpson Logging Co. .. .

.PBospect 9{01

United Stctes Plywood Corp. ..Rlcbnond 7-0661 Uniled Stqtes Plwood Corr. (Glendcle AreL) .. ....:.........Cltrug {-2l3il

\-.'e:lerr Cu:ion Mill, Inc. . .. . . . . .ANgelua 2-91{7

Wosl Cocst Plywood Co. .......MAdison 9.2173 \'.test Coail Scra:n Co. ..ADans l-1109 Wcstern Mill 6 Mouldins Co. .. ..LOraia 6-0193 Zees:uou Piywood Co. ... .... .. .LAlcyclte 0175

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