SCRLA Mqkes Avqiloble to lts filembers New

Fire-lnsurqnce Progrom

After rnore than five years of research and conferences with rlrlrlrerous brokers and companies, the Southern California Re- tail Lumber Assn. is now able to announce a fire-insurance program for its members, Executive Vice-Presiclent Orrie \V. llan-rilton reported in his March 12 lrulletin. Men-rbers ll,l-ro clualify will now be able to secure a 28/o saving on current Ilurean rates.

Under tl.re arrangements, the SCRLA shall not be responsible for premiunrs of its menrller yards, nor is it cornpuljory for members to take tl.reir fire insurance through the asiociation or its agent of recorcl ; fire-insurance coverages will be .,tailornrade" to incliviclrral rrrenrbers' neecls under a master oolicv

HAIEY BROS.

SAI{TA frIO]{ICA

P.O. Box 385