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Reports from every section of fhe country show lhot soles on AIL 5 WELDWOOD WIZARDS ore sooring. Deolers who lie into the greolest od drive in glue history, ore selling oll 5 in stepped-up volume, lhe yeor 'roundt WETDWOOD Tie-ln Disploys ore FREE!

LlNEW! WE[DlfUooD" PRESTo'SET* GIUE!

First white glue worthy of the Weldwood name. Ready-to-use. sets fast. bonds like magic. Recommend it for home, hobby bench, schoolwork, and industrial uses. 25d and 45f tubes, pint, quart and gallon jars; also squeezer bottles.

Ll NEW! WELDWooD CoNTACT CEMENT!

Bonds without nails, clamps or presses, instantly on contact! For applying Micarta. For putting up plywood paneling without nails. l00l other uses in home, garage, shop. Bottles with brush 25A, 60A. Also in 35d tubes and pints, quarts and one and 5 gallon sizes with applicator.

llwErDwooD PtAsTlc REslil GtuE

Deservedly, America's fastest selling wood glue. Highly water-resistant. Makes joints stronger than the wood itself. Easy to usejust mix with water, as needed. Widely used by professional cabinetmakers 154,356, 65i, 95d; also 5, 10, 25 lbs.

I nnznr' llhite-for woodsy blond or pickled finishes on any wood. (Also wonderful as an undercoat on fir plywood and soft wood paint jobs, to help prevent grain raise and checking')

Clear-to tame wild grain on all soft woods or fir plywood.

In pints, quarts, gallons, 5 gallons.

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Brings out and preserves ttre naturalbeatty of any wood, Gives that expensive "hand-rubbed" look. Won't darken or yellow. Dries out of dust in 20 minutes, ready for next coat in 3 or 4 hours. Pints, quarts, gallons, 5 gallons.

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Penla"nll.

John Eells, general manager of Davids<-,n I'lyn'oocl's Pacific coast operation, returned early this month from Boston and the midvr''est, collferring with executit'es rtf Atlas Plywood Corp. on the spring and sumnler \\'est coztst sales and advertising push planned by the n oocl products distributing firm.

Bill MacBeath of the MacBeath Harclrvoocl C'o., lSerkelel-, cashed in his membership in the Bachelors Club and enrolled in the Husbands Protective Association follorving a trip to Reno where he married the beautiful Dot Nichols oi Oakland on Easter Sundav. Also on hand for the n'edding besides tl-re bride (rvhich is always important) rvere Bill's folks, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. MacBeath, and a number of bachelor friends to mourn the loss of another member in goocl standing.

Roy Stanton, Sr. is expected back in his I-os Angeles office at E. J. Stanton & Son in time to take in the SCRI-^\ convention at the Ambassador hotel April l7-IC). On his Oriental tour, Roy has been contacting business associatcs in Singapore, Manila, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Honolulu.

Wendell Paquette spent a mid-March lveek callitrg on mill connections in the Eureka area for Lumltcr Sales Cr,impany, San Francisco.

Clarence Hill, vice-president of Fortun:L Sarvmills, Ilrc. and the Brown Timber Compar-ry, spent the r'r'eek of Nlarch 26 at the Beverly Hills offices of the manufacturing and distributing concern and visiting various clients with Salesmanager Carl Poynor.

United Staies Ptywood Gorporation

Wo/d's lorgesf plywood orgonizalion