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Securlty Bldg. llth Co.

Stroblc lumber Compony

Ooklcnd Z Gollfoenlo

Sierrc ltill & lldg. filtlr. Go. Socomonto, Collfoanl.

GOTPLETE LINE AYAILAELE F('R PROTPT DELIYERV Il[arlitd

Plastic- Finished Panels

Anericcrn Produclr, Inc. son Dlego l, Callfornlq

J. E. Higginr Lumber Co. 5on Frqnclrco 24, Collfornlo

BokerrThomns-Woolrey Whslrr. Phoenlx, Arluonc

Bsker-lhornqc-Woobey Whslrs. lucron, Arlzono

Pqlncr G. lewir Cornpony S€attl€, Wcrhlngton

Scvogc Lumber & ilfg. Go. tipokonc, W.3hlngton

Northwcrt Productr Compony

Portlond 3, Oregon

Southw.rlcrrr Soth & Door Co. Albuquerque, Ncw llsxlco morriron-ncrrill & Gompony lokc, l&ho

R. W. Fronk & Conpony Pootcllo, ldoho

R. W. Frqnk & Gompony Solr loke clry to, uroh

Stcrling lbr. & lnvst Co. Dervcr 2, Colorodo

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Cqliforniq Building Contrqcfors Heqr Brighr Business Future Predicfed

"We will continue to have 'tight money' but the peak has probably been reached," Dr. Lorne D. Cook, Pomona College economics professor, told members of the Building Contractors Assn. of California at the recent spring conference in Disneyland. The author of a book on the next 15 years in Southern California and also member of the Claremont City Planning Commission added that building n ill pick up as soon as our economy becomes adjusted to higher interest rates.

By L962 we will have passed the low point in family formations resulting from the low birthrate of the 30s and SoCal building should reach further record &reights, the economist declared.

"Souod as a dollar" reflects a high standard in moneary values. In Redwood, NOYO brandof Union Lumber Compann likewise has established a high standard of value through three-quarters of a century of quality performance. IThen youf custotners want the 6nest in Redwood sell them NOYO-

Certified Dry Sidings Pottern lflouldings

Unexcelled milling facilities-susained timber supply6nest workmanship.

Itixed Cars

Carcfal loadittg aul cbecAirg belp heep hse'tonce aNOYO Dealet-alata1s" !

Nels Severin of San Diego, BCA ex-president and first vice-president of the NAHB, also spoke, saving that the chief problem of home builders today is the need for legislation to offset tight money, and also a need for increased merchandising of homes. He told the BCA state board of directors that he expects legislation will soon be passed in Washington to ease restrictions on credit.

Board members voted to hold the 1958 convention aboard the Lurline enroute to Hawaii for a 15-day cruise available to 2000 members of the BCA and wives. Bob F. Roberts is current president of the BCA, oldest and largest association of builders in the country, with 2000 members and 18 chapters in Southern California. 'i

(Tell them yow saw it in The California Lumber Merchant)