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Calaveras Cement Company's 1954 net sales were highest in the company's history, President William Wallace Mein, Jr., told shareholders in the company's annual report. Sales totaled W,649,972. as against $8,518,166 in 1953.

Exploring the outlook for 1955, Mein said Calaveras expects it to be another good year. During 1954 Calaveras spent $554,728 on plant additions and improvements aimed at increasing efficiency without affecting plant capacity' Additional capital expenditures totaling $1}69,87 approved for 1955 will result in improved service to customers and a five percent increase iq plant capacity'

Woll Dry Kiln Gompony Acquires McKinney Kilns

The Wall Dry Kiln Co., fnc., Long Beach, California, has leased the McKinney Kilns, formerly operated by Gordan Odgers, at 118th Street and Alameda Boulevard in Los Angeles, according to Rex Wall, president of the dry kiln concern.

"This new addition to our plant will be operated and supervised by the management of Wall Dry Kiln Company," said Rex Wall. The Long Beach general offices will handle all detail concerning the Los Angeles operation and will continue to handle all inquiries regarding lumber handling. The general offices are located at 20940 Alameda Street, Long Beach, and the telephone number is NEwmark 5-4ffi2.

The Wall Dry Kiln Company now has a capacity of ap"4u,