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APPRECIATE YOUR SIOPPING IN IO SEE US, OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER IS TOGAN 8-2375

Newton A. Olson

Newton A. Olson, retired Los Banos retail lumberl.nan, died sudclenly March 28, in Los Banos. He had been in ill health for some time, and had recently sold his business' He came to Los Banos from Colorado, where he spent many years in the retail lumber business'

He is survived by his widow, Madge; a daughter, Shirley; a son, Harold. J. Olson of Long Island, N' Y'; trvo brothers, Chester of Santa Cruz, and W' T. Olson of Arvada, and a sister, Mrs. Ruth Getz of Los Angeles'

Bishop B. Tcylor

Bishop B. Tavlor, 62, Los Angeles, passed awaY on March 30. Born in Corsicana, Texas, he had been associated with the Harbor Box & Lumber Co' for the last 25 years.

He is survived by his r'vidon', Mrs. Albertus J' Taylor, and a sister, Mrs. Anna F. Cheshire of Long Beach' Funeral services rvere held in Los Angeles on Friday, April 1.

Ben W. Klug

Ben W. Klug, 58, president of Hardwood Floors, Inc', passed arvay it.r the California Hospital, Los Angeles, Sunday, N{arch 27.

N{r. Klug had been associated rvith the hardwood flooring business in Los Angeles for over trventy years. lIe rvas a ff your inquiries or orders need immediqte attention, plecrse telephone us, ctt our expense . . TEmplebcr 2-5584.

Past Commander of Hollywood Commandry 56, Knights Templar.

He is survived by his widow, Clara Klug, and a son, Karl Klug, of Phoenix. Funeral services were held in the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, Wednesday afternoon, March 30.

Hal S. Bqldwin

Hall Sayre Baldwin, 79, California lumberman lor 23 years and a former secretary of the San Joaquin Lumbermen's Club, died in his home in Fresno after an illness of two months.

He was born in Colorado and had been in the lumber business most of his life. He came to Fresno in 1923, and was employed by the Valley Lumber Company at the time of his retirement in 1946. He was a member of the Boulder, Colo., Lodge No. 45, F. & A. M.

He is survived by his rvidow, Mrs. Stella Baldwin of Fresne; two daughters, three sons, a brother, three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Fresno.

New Advertising Mct Service

For Retcril Lumber Declers

Ponderosa Pine Woodrvork recently has developed a free newspaper advertising mat service for retail lumber dealers.

The available mats cover ready-made advertisements in 1,2, and 3 column sizes in which the dealer merely has to add his company name and address. In addition, therb are individual mats of stock designed Ponderosa Pine doors and windows which can be used in making up advertisements.

Lumber dealers can obtain these advertising mats from their woodwork jobber supplier or from the office of tl-reir' regional lumber dealer associations.

New Booklet

"The Amazing Sheetrock Story" is the name of a 40page color book put out by United States Gypsum Conrpany, with many illustrations and inforrnation on ner,r' structural techniques, etc. Details may be had from USG salesmen or direct from United States Gypsum Compan;,', Chicago 6.

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Ponderosa Pine

(Continued from Page 2) sumer, as well as efiective messages in magazines reaching architects, builders and dealers.

Much of the augmented program has to do with provicling sales and merchandising aids for the jobber, dealer and home builder.

Also planned is the preparation of a new consumer booklet, to supplant the current booklet "Today's Idea House" u,'hich has enioved a phenomenal success.

New Folder

United States Gypsum Company has just released a ne'rv folder "3-in-1 Insulating Rocklath," describing the advantages of this building material,'rvhich is one of the featured items in the company's t949 merchandising program. Copies may be obtained from any USG representative or district sales office.

Extend Section 608 oI Housing Act

Section 608 of the National Housing Act was extended to June 30, 1949, it was announced by John E. McGovern, district director, Federal Housing Administration, Los Angeles.

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This Section, more familiarly known as the Rental Housing Section of the Act, was scheduled to expire March 31, 1949,btt Congress extended the Act for a period of ninety days as part of the rent control bill signed by the President.