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Now More Than Ever

Nctionclly Advertised R.O.W. Windows crre Americc's Fcvorite o More than 1,000,000 R.O.SZ. units were installed in 1950 -that makes R.O.\U(/. Removable Windows the largest sell' ing wood window unit in the world! o The window that women teally want!

Are you getting yoar sbare ol tbe profts ftom tbe increased. demand.lor tbe R,O,W, unit in your area?

If our sales representative can be of any help to you he will be glad to assist in any promotion work.

Stondord Wesfern Sizes

Pressure treoted Iumber supplted by NATIONAT WOOD TREATING CORPORATION

The CHEMONITE process was developed in the iaboratories of the Universiw of California. A solution of arsenic and copper is forced, , under pressure, deep into ' 1ood. cells, giving enduring, erectrve Protectron agarnst decav and insect destruction. Test'pieces of CHEMONITEtreated wood. buried in termite-infested ground 24 years ago, show no signs of deterioration.

National Vood Treating Corp. supplies CHEMONITEtreated lumber or will treat your own lumber with this lasting, low-cost ptotection against termites and rot.

Treoting CHErltONffE for:

Ruf,corn-Pollerd, Inc. Changa Nlmc

Was it "Cuffworn," was it "Collar," was it "Popcorn," rvas it "Dollar?" On the telephone it was just plain consternation, so-Floyd Yates and Jack Pollard rvho have been operating as Ruffcorn-Pollard, Inc., have announced their new narne "Southwest Plywood Corp."

When this firm began business a few years ago, they limited their activities to the distribution of Douglas Fir Plywcod and I'hilippine Mahogany Plywood. They quickly realized there rvas a real need in the building industry for a more complete line and as soon as was possible they added l'hilippine Mahogany lumber, mouldings for trim, flush doors and T&G Tropicwall. The trade's response was imnrediate.

It requires only a short conversation tvith these men to <lctermine that they are most enthusiastic about the products they handle. A new warehouse just completed permits a larger, more diversified inventory which, it is hoped, rvill alleviate to some extent the maddenir-rg shortages of ' the past.

Jack Pollard considers hirnself practically a native son, having been in Los Angeles since 1929. Yates is from Seattle where he was associated for many years with one of the larger plyrvood mills. He likes this California sunshine and feels firmly embedded in Los Angeles.

Southwest Plywood Corp. wishes its friends to know that only the name is changed-that ownership, management, personnel and a genuine desire to be of service remain the same.

Appointed Vice President oI I-M Sales Corporction

E. K. Clark of Pleasantville, N. Y., has been appointed vice president of Johns-Manville Sales Corporation and merchandise manager of the company's Building Products Division according to an announcement by Harold R. Berlin, vice president of the parent Johns-Manville Corporation. Earnest M. Fuller of Bronxville, N. Y., r,vill succeed Mr. Clark as manager of the Construction Department. Mr. Clark joined J-M in 1934, and Mr. Fuller has been with the 6rm since 1930.

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