ANNOUNCING SUPER.FELT

.. . the new lohns-Manville Rock Wool Batt ry

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A revolutionary new process, developed by Johns-Manville, produces a rock wool of long fibres. Scientifically felted, these long fibres result in a much stronger and lighter-weight batt, with gteater uniformity and rigidity throughout. Longf.bre Saper-Felt sets a new high standard io home insulation.

Saper-Felt is so firmly felted it will not break down, even with rough handling. Improved handle-ability reduces cost of installation. Batts fit snugly between framing members with less time and labor.

The same size package now contains 10 batts instead of 8! This means 257 f.ewet packages to handle ; ; ; 25fi morc material per truckload.

Get the full story of this new development. Ifrite for brochure HI- 1 5 3A. Johns-Manville, Box 29O, New York 16, New York.

All Johns-Monville foctories from coosl lo coosr ore ropidly conveding to lhe monufaclure of the new longfibre Super-Fell Rock Wool Boffr.-

Rcdwood Scminar Hcld In Olclrhomr City

City to put on a one-day Redwood Senrinar at thc Biltmore Hotel in that city, March 29.

The seminar was sponsored jointly by Barney Stewart Wholesale of Oklahoma City, and Redwood Sales Co. of San Francisco. Ilarney Stewart, Jr. was master of ceremonies for the evening pr()granr.

()pcn house was held from t to .5, with all grades of re<lwoo<l on display. A lruffct supper was servcd from 5 to 7 in thc cvening, an<l from 7 tct 9:30 the instructi<ln program was given. 'fhis includcd a talk by llenry Flink on the history of the redwood industry, and of ltedwood Sales Clo., which is the sales organization for l)olbeer & Carson l-umllcr Co. and l{olmes Iiurcka Lumber Co. outside of C:rlifornia. Leroy McCormick gave a talk regarding the sales ai<ls availablc through thc California ltedwood Associ:rtion, and Aldcn B:rll spoke on the subject of grading, arr<l nra<le cxplarratory rcmarks on cach gr:tdc of rcdrvood shou'tt.

'l'hcrc rvas:tlso ir sltorving of thc rc<lrvoo<l filnr "Box Scorc," :rn<l thc Californi:r ltc<lrvoo<l Association's sound rnovic "Sempervircns."

'fhc total attcnrlitncc u'as 23t3, consisting of corrtritctors, ;rrchitccts, rctail lumllcnltclr, wholesalc lutnbcrmen, and rcprcsentativcs of industrial lirms.

llenry M. Hink, president of l)olbeer & Carson Lumber Co. and of Itedwoorl Sales Co., San F'rancisco; Leroy C. McCormick, manaller of Iledwood Sales Co., San Francisco; and Alden IJall, assistant superintendent of the Dolbeer & Carson mill at l.lureka. Calif., traveled to Oklahonrit

I\tr. ltink expressc<l himself as being very well pleased r,vih thc rcsults of thc scmitritr. l]c and Mr. McCormick and X{r. I}all visite<l Kansas City and I)enver before returning to San Iirancisco,

IAORE LIGHT AND AIR-Speciol desisn provides greoler oreo of light ond oir.

EASY WASHING-Metol sosh reodily removed by slight pull to left-eosily reploced ofter woshing.

POSITIVE WINDOW LOCK-Bolonced 4-level odiustment ossures snug, positive locking, secure in oll positions-Con be opened only from wilhin. (Potent opplied for.)

DOOR-Selected Pine Lumber, kilndried to prevent worping. Woterproof plywood ponel.

WINDOW SASH-Rust-resistont steel, boked enomel finish. Also ovoiloble in oluminum.

SCREEN-Go lvo n ized wire screen, 5fqndqld-q156 choice of oluminum, bronze or plostic.

PRECISION WORKMANSHIPWeotherproof-rottleproof-co n not drop oul.

Wcstcrn Hudwood Lumbcr Co. Holdr Sala Mccting on Flindcotc-CtnGc Inrulation Board Productr

l{eplete with large display panels shor'ving pattern possibilities, colors and advertising material availallle-Flintkote Canec insulation board products were given a big y>rornotional llush in a joint sales meeting by Western Hardr,vood Lumber Company and Pioncer-Flintkote held recently at the Jonathan Club in I-os Angeles.

George Ii. Iteanr, vice-president of Western Hardrvood Lumbcr Company, presided at the meeting. Thc attendance was (rO, including thc joint sales representatives of both organizations.

An all day program included the story and clevelopment of Flintkote Canec insulatior.r boards, now being proclucccl at Hilo in the Harvaiian Islands, and its adaptation to modern building and insulation tnarkets.

Pioneer-Flintkote's vice president, George J. Pecaro, covered the history of ir-rsulation board development from its inception to its important status today as one of tl-re most economical and versatile of all building and decorating materials.

C)ther speakers included Frar.rk J. Connolly, presitlent of Western Hardwood Lumber Company; Frank Harkins, manag'cr 13uilding Materials Sales, Ted Wilcox, advertising

Franl I. Connolly, Prcridcnt, ll9crlrnr Hcrdwood Lunbor Co. nlanaf;cr, both of l)ioneer-Flintkote, and J. Glennon Cahill, vice presiclent, lVestern flarclwood Lumber Co.

Mr. I{eam revealed the new merchandising, warehousing apd distribution plans for the complete Flintkote Canec irrsulation board line designed to meet the requirements of the lumber dealers to increase their sales by establishing rvidc consumer acceptance, \\restcrn Hardwood I-umber Company as distributors norv rnaintain extensive warehouse stock of all Flintkote Clancc insulation board products, rnaking them readily :rvailable for rapid shipment to dealers in Southern Califrrrnia frorn '2014 East l5th Street and 552 Dock Street, Terminal Island, Los Angeles.

T. K. Oliver Takes Over Sales ct Westwood

Announcement has been made by Fruit Growers Supply Co. that T. K. Oliver, assistant general manager, has taken over, efiective April 1, the handling of sales of lumber and lumber products, replacing L. V. Carroll, who has resigned his position as sales manager owing to health reasons. Mr. Oliver rvill make his headquarters at Westwood, Calif.