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We have moved to our new location, 595 Tunnel Ave., San francisso 2tl

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R. & E. TUMBER CO.

Rolph Podulo, President 7922 Beverly Blvd. tOS ANGELES 48 WEbster 3-8306

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Ofiice: 393I Gecy llvd. son frlnclsco l& Clllf. SKyling 2-2050 whrrc': 22e5 "''B:'i; i..lll illli:

Bliss & Gclfes Lumber Co.

WHOtESAtE R,EDWOOD

Distribution Yord snd Office

7l5l Anqheim-Telegroph Rd., Los Angeles 22, Co,lil.

Bob Btiss Telephones: UNderhill 0-3454 - O-168t Howqrd 5. Gotes

A. A. Kayter Rdtires -- C. F. Ramstrom Hoo-Hoo-Ettes Initiate 31 Now in Charge of Los Angeles Ollice

A. A. (Art) Kayser, in charge of the Los Angeles office for the West Coast Lumbermen's Association for many years, retired on April 30, 1952.

He started with the Department of Grades, West Coast Lumbermen's Association, at Seattle, Wash., inl9D. In the early 1930's he was transferred to Los Angeles, and when the Association opened its Los Angeles office in the late 30's. he was placed in charge. I{e was transferred to Portland, Ore., in 1940 and was made assistant manager for the Oregon Department of Grades. He was again transferred back to Los Angeles in 1941 as manager of the Los Angeles offrce, and remained in that capacity until his retirement. lfe seri'ed the Bureau of Grades in many capacities and had experience in the market areas of the East, Midwest and South. Before going with the Association, Art had many years of sawmill experience with the old Port Blakely mill at Port Blakely, Wash.

Art has accepted a temporary position as sort of a trouble shooter for the Detroit Lumbermen's Association. and he lvill be a'ivay from Los Angeles for about three months.

Carl Ramstrom, district supervisor, is now in charge of the West Coast's Los Angeles office. Others working out of the Los Angeles office, in addition to resident graders assigned to specific yards, are Ken Jorgensen and Roy O'Neil.