PERNXTT T

Del Volle, Kohmqn lo New Offices

Helen Proo

The large San Francisco trading house of Del Valle, Kahman & Co. was moved to larger quarters close-by the dock area on April 1. The move to the new location at 40 Spear Street was accomplished while "doing business as usual," and the same phone number (EXbrook 2-0180) remains intact.

DIRECT SHPflTENTS. .

Bill Kilkenny ond Hal Berg Advqnced by Hyster Gompony

James L. Woodley, for the past five years manager of Hyster Company's Danville, Illinois, plant, has been placed in charge of company-wide manufacturing activities. The move brought about two other appointments:

William H. Kilkenny (left), manag'er of Hyster retail operations in Los Angeles, was named to replace Woodley as Danville plant manager. Harold Berg (right), sales representative at Los Angeles. was chosen to succeed Kilkennv. Kilkenny. Appointment of Woodley as manager-manufacturine will Appointment ke him to the company's seneral administrative ofifrce in take general take hrm othce Portland, Oregon, where he will supervise manufacturing in all Hyster Company plants.

Kilkenny started his Hyster career in 1946, working in parts and sales departments of the retail outlet in Portland. He was appointed district manager for the 11 Western states and four Western provinces of Canada in 1948. Appointment as manager of the Los Angeles dealership came in 1949.

Berg has served with Hyster Company 15 years as a sales representative at Los Angeles.

IHPA Welcomes Two New

San Francisco, Calif.-The Imported Hardwood Plywood Assn. has enrolled as regular members the Vancouv6r Plywood Company of Vancouver, Wash., and the Dixon Plywood Corp., New Orleans, La.