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Douglcrs Fir Plywood

Western Pine Plywood

Douglcs Fir crnd Hqrdwood Doors

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SA;E

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ENDURING

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INEXPENSIVE

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NON.TEACHING

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INFTAMMABLE

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Pressure lreated lumber supplled by NATIONAT WOOD TREATING CORPORATION

The CHEMONITE Process was developed in the laboratories of the University of California. A solution of arsenic and copper is forced, under pressure, deep into wood cells, giving eniiuring, effective protection against decav and- insect destruction. Test pieces of CHEMONITEtreated wood, buried in ter' mite-infested ground 24 years ago, show no signs of deter' ioration.

National Wood Treating Corp. supplies CHEMONITEtrealed iimber or will treat your own lumber with this lasting, low-cost Protec' tion against termites and rot.

Thrcc Ncw Trcc Farmc Ccrtificd By California Rcdwood Arociction

San lirancisco, May 7-Three new tree farms ltavc been certified by the Catifornia ltedrvood Association on approval of thcir applications by the Associatir>n's 'l'rcc liarm Cnm' ruittcc. 'l'ltese ncwly ccrti6e<l timber holdings raisc the acreitge of trcc ,farms in the north crlast rc<lu'<xrtl rcgion to a total of ll0,l12 acres. 'Ihis rcprcscnts onc ycar of growth irr thc tree farnt movement in the coast rcdwood region as tlte California ll.ecls'ood Association rcceived its lirst :rpplication f<-rr a tree farnt ccrtificate in April 1950.

Sevcral of the early timber tracts certified had actually been opcrating as trce farms on a sustained yicld basis' but it r.r'as not ttntil early last year that the California ltcdrvood Associatiott rvas given thc authority by the Arrrerican Iiorest l)ro<lucts Indttstrics, national sponsor of the llroject, to certifl' them formally as trce farms.

'l'he Conrmittee took note of the fact that rvithin a year tlrere is more acreillJc with a total of slightly over l10'000 in tree farms than in publicly owned parks, with approximately 72,(m acres. All tree farms tnust be privately ou'ned and f:lrrned on a basis of prolitallle yield on a plan of perpetu:rl croll production.

The threc ne$' tree farms certified by the Association are the lJrauer Tree Farm of l20O acres in Humboldt County bettveen Trinidad and Cranncl ; the Titus Tree Farm of 513 acres in the same area of l{umboldt County; and the Itogers 'l'ree Farm of (t00 acres in Mendocino County on the ltedu,ootl Flighrvay betrvecn McCoy and Red Mourrtain Creeks.

'.fhc Tree Farm Committec noted rvith approval that n.rost of the recetrt apJllications are for tree farnrs of approximatelv l00O or less in acrcage. It is considercd essential fr>r thc completc stlccess of the movement that farm rvoodlots and small timbcr tract owners shall becotrre tree farmers as they own il nrajor share of the conlmcrcial forests <lf this country.

Announces Awcrrd Winners

Washington, D.C.-scholarship au'ards of $400 each rvere granted recently to the nation's four outstanding forestry school students majoring in u'ood utilization. In announcing the winners, R.A. Colgan, executt'e vice president of National Lumber Manufacturers Association, sent telegrams of congratulations to the four students and the deans of their respective schools.

'Ih: a'w'arcl u'inners, t'l-ro lyill receivc tetr rt'eel<s tlf sttllrnrer lnrining irr the Timber Engineering Companl' Research Labolatorl'. \\-ashington, D.C', are:

JoLr Zerlre I'ennsylvania State College; Aldos Barefoot, University oi North Carolina; Dan Renlington, th.riversity of l\finnesrtta : Richartl Pentoney, \gur York Starte Collcge'

Lumber Mill Burns

A fire bttrnecl the Zellner Lumber Company nrill in the Seneca clistrict north of Eugene, April 21' George Zellrrer, the ou,ner, estimatecl the damage at $300,000'

WcycrhaGugcr'r Ncw Coor Bay Sawmill Bcginr Opcrationr

fore the rrew mill is fully conrpleted' Whcn operating at full capacity, Karlen said, it witl llrttduce abottt 300'000 board fcet each 8-lrour shift.

Weyerhacuscr's 20.5,00Gacrc Millicorna trec farm sttpplies the logs for the North Bend operation'

Karterr pointe<t out that the new mill is designcd to rrrakc thc futtcst possilrle ttse of all parts of the log. It witl have no burncr' A hydraulic b:rrkcr, to be installcd soon, will rcmove bark frtlm l<lgs l>cforc they go to the headrigs. Sottn<l bark-f ree nrilling lcf tovcrs-slabs, cdgings ancl trim cn<ls-will bc chippctl :tnd sent to Weyerhaeuser's Kraft nrilt at Sprirrgfieltl, Orcgon, for manttfacturc intr-r pulp. l.cftovcrs not suitalllc for llulp makirrg will llc hogged to providc fucl for thc powcr plarrt at thc ('<xrs Bay mill. Sttrplus hoggcd fuel rvill be tnoved by convcyor to thc nearby Mountain States l)orvcr Company, wltcre it will be used irr gcnerating elcctricity.

Dcrnt d Russe[ Scrles Co., Announces Two New Sqlesmen

North l3en<1, Ore.-As Wcycrhacuser 'I'irnber Comparlv's new Coos Ilay sawmill begarr opcr;rtions here rln May l, rvorkmcn gathered arottnd thc headrig t<l watch sitwing of the first log. Thc hcadrig shown herc takes logs up to 4O feet long. Another headrig, handling logs up to 24 fect, will go into operation sotln, according to A. O. Karlcrr, branch managcr.

Cclnsi<lerablc construction work nrttst still lrc donc be-

Now More Than Ever

Nctioncrlly Advertised R.O.W. Windows qre Americq's Fcrvorite

A. W, (Art) Neth, manager of thc Los Angcles oftice of Dant & Itussell Salcs C<1., annotlnccs that two ncw salesrlren arc now working out of that tlfficc. 'lhey are It' A' (r\n<ly) Joncs, formerly of the Portl:rnd office' who ltas nroved to I-os Angelcs with his fanrily; alltl Howar<l Wr:ry, formerly vvith San I'c<tro I-umber Clo., Los Angcles'

J. Wm. Back and Ted Back of Back Panel Conrpatry, l,os Angclcs, calle<l on plywood mills reccntly in Northern Clalifornia, C)regon, and Washington. They returned May l4' o More than 1,000,000 R.O.\f. units were installed in 1950 -that makes R.O.W. Removable Windows the largest selling wood window unit in the world! o The window that women really want!

Are you getting yoar sbare ol tbe profts lron the increased d'emand lor tbe R.O,V/. unit in yoar area?

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