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O. C. Morris, sales manag'er, Quincy Lumber Co., Quincy, Calif., recently spent two days in Los Angeles with his company's Southern California representative, Arlo D. Squires.

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Yosemite Sugar Pine Co. to Cut 35 to 40 \(/ood Finish Predominant in the M,llion Feet This Year

Yosemite Sugar Pine Company, Merced Falls, Calif., will cut from 35 to 40 million feet this year. The mill started cutting May 20. The production will run 6O per cent or better Sugar Pine, and the balance in order of importance, Ponderosa Pine and White Fir, with a small amount of Incense Cedar. Approximately 50 per cent of the total production is marketed locally in California.

Harold R, Ford, sales manager, recently back from a seven week's .business trip to the Eastern States, found business in the East exceptionally good. "Things look bright to us, particularly in California, and we are looking forward to good business. Sugar Pine prices are firm, with the trend upward," he said.

John R. Ball is president and general manager of Yosemite Sugar Pine Company. He is also president of the Friant Timber Company.

H. W. (Herb) Matthews is superintendent. Tom Ware is secretary-treasurer of the company, and is office manager.

Arlo D. Squires, 416 West 8th Street, Los Angeles, is Southern California representative.

Buys Yard At Phoenix

S. B. Shumway, well known Phoenix, Ariz., business man, has bought the Douglas Lumber Co. yard at Phoenix, and the name has been changed to Grand Ave. Lumber Co. Joe Tardy will continue as manager of the yard.

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Queen Mary

New York.-A feature of the interior finish of the eueen Mary is the dominance of wood paneling. In the words of John Gunther, London correspondent of the Chicago Daily News, "very little paint, very little plaster or wallpaper have been used either in the walls of public rooms or cabins. Everything is in wood and the ship is a veritable masterpiece of wood workers, art,,,

The builders of Queen Mary took full cognizance of the agitation in the United States for the restriction or elimination of wood as an interior-finish material in passenger ships, investigated conditions carefully, made some experimental tests which went as far as actually building a fire in one of the rooms of the ship, and then decided that there was no justification for them to refrain from using the most suitable material for their purpose.

It is also re,called now that the Normandie is as generous in the use of wood as the Queen Mary.

LUMBERMEN'S FROLIC LARGELY ATTENDED

The Frolic and Fashion Show sponsored by Lumbermen's Post, No. 403, American Legion, held at the Army and Navy Club, Los Angeles, Friday evening, June L2, brought out a big crowd. Nearly 300 sat down to dinner at Z:ffi P. M. Several young ladies furnished a fine entertainment program, following the dinner, which included a Fashion Show, dancing and singing numbers.

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