SHIPPERS OF SUAIIIY WESI COASI tUfrIBER

Mixed or Stroight Cors - - Roil, Corgo, Truck & Troiler

DRY or GR.EEN - - Rough or Surfoced cAt[

CORPORAT'ONGOOD TUMBER - -

Represenling Some of the Finest expenditures into line with sound budgetary ,estimates for federal obligations. Although it would -provide only half of the.six-year-program recommended by the President, it isunlike the Committee bill-geared to our ability to spend. llqnufgclurcrs of:

The Herlong bill has been critici zed by some because it would give..the Appropriations committee the right, where the expenditure of new federal funds is involvid, to approve such expenditures before instead of after thev ai.e made. I find it hard to argue against the logic of such control. It is properly a matter foi the Congreis to determine how it can best discharge its responsibilities in the spending of public funds.

Furthermore, I can see no difference in principle on this point between the two bills. The Committe. ^bill. in it. p.rgposal for _$100,000,000 in direct loans for housing for the elderly,_ would also require A_p_propriations co-mitte. ,p- proval before such money could be-used.

A sound domestic economy is important to our defense.

Door Fromcs

Window Framcs

Doublc.Hung Windows

Sliding Windows

Acmc Sliding Door Frumcs

All Aluminum Scrccnc

"lobor-Sovrr Units"

We are engaged in vital and costly competition with Communist Russia in the international field. The conference on Berlin represents but one pressure point designed to test our strength and solvency. I note also that House leaders are trying to find ways of reducing tax burdens on our economy.

But you can't save the taxpayers' money by spending mofe ot rt.

Olympic Hikes Oistod, Hughes

^ T*o_ promotions have been announced by Olympic Stained Products Co., Seattle, manufacturer of- stains ahd prestained cedar sidings. George C. Oistad, formerly sales promotion manager, has been promoted to general sales manag'er, and David M. Hughes has been promoted from regional to national stain sales manager.

(Tell them Aut. s&rD it in The Californin. Lumber Merchant)

Dependoble Service - Low Competifive Prices

Speciolizing in lumber Ynrd Orders

Anywhere in Southern Cqlifornia

- INTRODI'CINGThe TABOR.SAVER Window Unit Completely Asembled-Reody to Operorc

-lncludes-

Window FromeWindowsSqsh BalqnccsSarh lock

Window SropFull Bound Aluminum Screen

Double-Hung UnitsSliding Unirr (Sliding Scrh Removoblc)

Mqnufqctured in All Sizer

Jobbors of: hl.Air Door:

Fir Doors

Glidc-All Unirs

Woirr lock:

Golum,biornctic Scroens i/liccdloncous Hordworc

Nevods Lumber Co., Tqhoe VolleY, Singled Out for Honors in Sqles Of Acousticol Ceiling Tile in '58

Nevada Lumber Company of Tahoe Valley has won recognition as one of the n'atioh's top retail dealers in residentiil acoustical ceiling tile, according to word received by F. K. (Speck) Rahbeck and Harold Dayton of the Tahoe nrm.

Acclaim was given recently to Nevada Lumbgr !y tlte Armstrong Cork-Company of Burlingame, Calif., during its

R. L. Mullen, district manager in Burlingame, pointed out that since the convention is a wholesaler meeting, sPecific retail dealers are seldom referred to by name, "But in the past few years the residential acoustical ceiling business-has grown so rapidly that it has become a. very significant business with a number of retail dealers."

He said that some dealers did "Such an outstanding job of promoting our ceilings last year that five of them rated spetial mention from the stage," including Nevad.a Lumbe.r.

- The Tahoe firm, he said, "Was tops with an increase in their ceiling volume in excess of 500 percent," which "rated the finest performance of 1958."

He declared: "Certainly the Armstrong representatives and West Coast wholesalers in attendance at the convention were justifiably proud of the fact that one of our dealers was singled out for such a special mention. It certainly was a signal honor to be selected from the thousands of retail lumber dealers across the United States as one of the top performers on the Armstrong ceiling line."

Coliseum Arenq Gets Neighbor

Next door to the biggest and roundest neighbor a home ever had, construction work on the "Kulani" model home for the 1959 Los Angeles Home Show got under way. Being built in the shadow of the new Memorial Coliseum Sports Arena, the "Kulani" home has been selected as a feature exhibit of this year's annual Home Show, running July 16 through 26, the first major exposition presented at the new Arena.

recent l2th annual wholesaler convention in Lancaster, Pa., which is the highlight of each year for Armstrong.and its building material distributors. During the convention' attendedby nearly 200 wholesalers, plans are outlined for the year ol1 products, advertising and promotion.

By design, the home offers the latest ideas in modem, Hawaiian lrchitecture, and will include three bedrooms, family room, automatic all-gas built-in kitchen, living room, two baths, and utility room. The Kulani will be furnishecl and decorated throughout in a custom, Hawaiian motif, planned for family living around a centralized patio opening off the kitchen and family and living rooms.