Cali fornia Panel & Veneer Co. Enlarges Offices

The California Panel and Veneer Company, 955 S. Alameda Street, Los Angeles, has just enlarged its office space by adding a new reception room and executive offices.

The reception room is finished in flat-cut mahogany; the office of William Fahs, general manager, is done in rift oak; and the connecting secretary room is of brown ash. The ceilings in all the rooms are of Simpson acoustical tile. All offices are air conditioned. The entire decorative scheme is modern. Furniture and furnishings were all made to order. In addition, the old offices have all been redone by adding Simpson decorative tile and plank on rvalls and Simpson acoustical tile on ceilings.

As one recent visitor said as he walked tl-rrough: "If this doesn't sell fine rvoods and decorative insulation to anybody who comes in, there's no hope for business."

Mr. Fahs admits that there is a great deal to that statement. He planned the new offices rvith exactly that in mind -a perfect showcase for a variety of beautiful woods.

For the pqst fifty-four yeors we hove been wholesole distributor, of .IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC HARDWOODS, DOUGTAS FtR, SPRUCE, PINE, PIYWOODS, STANWALL, PHIIWALI, FLOORING qnd HARDWOOD PANELS. We ore now Southern Cqliforniq distributor for ARMSTRONG CORK COi PANY hondlins fieir IUMBER'DEALER PRODUCTS...