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514 Bqllonq Streel, Inglewood, Coliforniq "Mo.c" Mcclellqn Bob Shqw

From 1929 until early this year, Manary had been associated with The Pacific Lumber Company, Scotia, Calif., and was named vice-president and general manager in 1952. Previottsly, he had served as Pacific's logging manager and as general manager of logging, production and railroad.

Manary is chairman of the California State Redwood District Forest Practice committee, serving by appointment of Governor Knight. He is also a member of the Eureka Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis, American Legion, Aahmes Redwood Shrine Club, Redwood Empire Golf & Country Club, and is a charter rnember of the Ingomar Club in Eureka.

Americqn Hordwood Go. Completes New Sforoge Building in L. A.

Completion of replacement storage facilities at the American Hardwood Co., Los Angeles, is announced by Milton Taenzer, r.ice-president. Movement of lumber into the building, constructed by the Duclley Steel Corp. of South Gate, California. u'as completed this month and the structure placed in full operation. Former facilities, including all inventory, rvere recently destroyed by fire.

Regarding the nerv building, Mr. Taenzer said, "When it rvas decided u'e should rebuild vvith an all-steel building, the Dudley Steel Corp. made a thorough survey of our building requirements. \\re were faced u,ith an immediate need for protection for a perishable product, and needecl cover for it as quickly as it rvas possible to get it. Once the steel was on the premises, I don't remember ever seeing a building go up so fast.

"Secondly," continued N{r. Taer-rzer, "we needed clear space rvithout cumbersome columns and other interior supports which are a hazard and a deterrent to efficient handling of our product. Dudley's 1OO-foot clear span all-steel structure was and is the anslver. We find it eminently suited to our needs, it is meeting all requiretnents, and in addition it holds even more lumber than lve had anticipated."

The building and canopy cover 18,000 square feet at American Hardrvood's 1900 East 15th Street location, and rvill be able to store over a million feet of lumber that u'ill be readily accessible.