fohrs-Manville Asbestos Flexboard is STRONG AND TOUGH i

Exclusive J-M manufacturing Process makes this fireproof, rotproof building board so strong and tough that it can be lifted and handled by one man without cracking or breaking. You save on time and labor, and avoid waste.

Another advantage of Flexboard-you can drive a nail even close to the edge of the sheet without cracking or chipping . . . no drilling required!

Send for this FREE Hqndbook-.ootains complete information about cutting and working rJbestos Flexboard. Easilv understood drawings show how to apply it indoors_or out. how to handle the joints, door and window open' ings, ceilings, and floors. Your copy is ready. Ask foi the Flexboard Handbook' Address Johns' Manville, Box 29o, New York 16, N. Y.

Still another exclusive feature Flex' board is so tough and flexible it can be bent on either axis to a degree unmatched by any other Product of its kind a. gre^t advantage where curved surfaces are required.

Appointed Factory Representative In Southern California

Virgil Oliver has been appointed factory representative of M and M Wood Working Company in Southern California, Arizona and Nel,v Mexico, vi.ce president Thomas B. Malarkey has announced. To bring better service to M and M customers, he has a telephone installed in his automobile and. also uses a four-place Navion airplane to cover his territory. His office is located at Z90Z Rowena Street in Los Angeles.

Prior to joining M and M, Mr. Oliver operated the Oliver Lumber Company in Los Angeles for two years. From 1943 to 1947 he was in lumber manufacturing with

E. W. Loughland, the company being known first as Wood Specialties Company and later as Oliver-Loughland Company. He has also worked in various departments of W. E. Cooper Lumber Company, Los Angeles, and as manager of the wholesale lumber department of L. D. Reeder Company, Los Angeles.

Mr. Oliver was born in Oklahoma but came to Southern California as a child. He attended schools in Inglewoocl, California. He is a member of Larchmont Masonic Lodge, Los Angeles Scottish Rite Consistory, Al Malaikah Shrine Temple, Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club, Universal Duck Club of Wasco, Calif. and Lakeside Golf Club of Holly- wood. He lives in North Hollywood with his wife, the former Helen Janes of Racine, Wisconsin, and their two children.

W.F.LA. Annucrl Meeting Held in Corvallis, Oregon

Joe M. Crahane, Forest Products Co. Ore. Ltd., Brownsville, Oregon, was elected president of the Western Forest Industries Association at the annual meeting, held in Corvallis, Oregon, June 11. R. U. Bronson, Trio Lumber Co., Eugene, Oregon; Walter G. Brix, Aberdeen, Wash., and J. H. Jones, Golden Gate Lumber Co., Eug'ene, Oregon, were elected vice presidenis. Geo. E. Owen, Eugene, lvas elected secretarytreasurer, and R. T. Titus, Portland, was reelected executive vice president.

R. U. Bronson spoke on the subject ,,Horv Can We Prevent Car Shortages."

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H. J. Andrews, regional forester, U. S. Forest Service, gave a talk on "Access Roads and your Timber Supply."

"Adn-rinistration of O & C Timber Lands" rvas the topic assigned to Daniel L. Goldy, Bureau of Land Management, Interior Department.

At the noon Forum there rvas a panel discussion.on "What's Ahead for Small Mills." Members of the panel rvere: Orin Page, Hyster Company, Portland; Milton Mater, Mater Machine Works, Ccrvallis; Sid Samuelson, Coos Bay, and Francis Vollstedt, V-K-V Lumber Co., McMinnville, Oregon.

Stuart Moir, Western Forestry & Conservation Association, spoke on "The Threat of Federal Regulation," and Paul M. Dunn, Dean, School o{ Forestry, O. S. C., talked on "Research in Oregon Forest Products," at the luncheon in the Benton Hotel-

Booklet on Hemlock

"West Coast Hemlock Lumber' is the title of an attractive new 8 page leaflet issued by the West Coast Lumbermen's Association, explaining and illustrating the uses of Western Hemlock.