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in the past two years and improved growing conditions on an additional 11,000 acres. Work on the lands included seeding by helicopter, spraying brush and hand planting of seedlings.

The company spent $500,000 in 1957 on lumber and plywood product and process research, Weyerhaeuser reported. "We are now producing a fine line of electronically end- and edge-glued lumber products," he said. "Through production of _this ,product line, we can give customers lumber in long lengths and wide widths not available previously."

The timber company vice-president reported that average hourly wages in the company's sawmills, plywood plants and logging operations increased (t0/' in the past 10 years. This increase includes the cost of fringe benifits, he said.

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Leonard A. Anderson and Peter S. Johnson late in February started a retail partnership in Chino, Calif., under the name of" Anderson Lumber Company. The business is located at 399O Riverside Drive where Anderson has maintained his plumbing contracting and supply business for many years. The yard will feature complete lines of lumber, building materials, hardware, plumbing, paints, roofing, cement, doors and sash, and electrical equipment.

Pete Johnson joined forces with Leonard Anderson about a year ago. He will manage the new firm. Johnson has lived in Chino 15 vears and was with Patten-Blinn for 11 vears. for a while as *"r"ger. He was also with the Chino Lumber Co. for a time. Assistant rnanager will be Jack West, who was a salesman with Chino Lumber for several vears. Yard foreman is Frank Martinez.