WANT ADS

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Attention

LUMBERMEN_CONTRACTORS

Lumber and building material yard. zlL feet on main highway at Bie Bear Lake. Six buildings, saw, generator. Agent for Scoggins Va-lley Tongue and Groove Split Building- I-cgs. Will consider trade-for income property. Write for particulars.

GLENN A. WIDMARK Box 875, Big Bear Lake ,Calif.

For Sale

48" Columbia American Drum Sander. Completely overhauled May 15. Including switches, 3 motors, V-belt drive. Phone VErmont 9-4555, or VErmont 9-4448.

MULHALL CABINET & MILLWORK

5918 Blackwelder St., Culver City, Calif.

For Sale

S A Woods #ll0 12" Molder. Just taken out of service' Verv good condition. Price $2500.00.

Practically new GE 40 HP motor with magnetic starter. Price s500.00.

HAMSON LUMBER CO.

Mariposa, Calif.

Dee Essley, Los Angeles, Southern California representative of Vancouver Plyrvood Co., Vancouver, Wash., has returncd from spending three $feeks in the Pacific Norti-rrvest. He visited the company's plant at Vancouver, attended an important plywood meeting in Tacoma, and paid a visit to Seattle. On the tvay home he called on friends in the San Francisco Bav district.

Fred Smales, Los Angeles, manager of the California Division of the United States l'lyrvood Corp., ancl ern euthtrsiastic yachtsman, n'ill leave J::.ly 4 as a crew member of the schconer Gallant, a competitor in the transpacific 1'acht race from Los Angeles Harllor to Honoluln. Thc 2400-mi1e distance should be sailed in approximately 13 days, Fred estirnates.. He made a similar trip last year and cnioved it.

J. Wm. Back and Mrs. Back, oi Back Panel Compar-ry, Los Angeles, attended the annual meeting of the National Plyn,ood l)istributors Association, held at the Edger'vater Beach Hotel, Chicago, June 13, 14 and 15.

F. A. "Pete" Toste, manager of the Southern Pacific Division, Georgia-Pacific Plywood & Lumber Co., Los Angeles, returned June 11 from visiting the company's San Francisco office. He called on Northern California mills with Arvilla Belasco, purchasing agent for the division, and called on the trade in the Bay district rvith Charlie Schmitt.

National-American Directors Elect Officers

The board of directors of the National-American Wholesale Lumber Association elected the follou.ing officers to serve in tl-re corrring year, at their-convention in Chicago, Jur-re 7 and 8:

I'resider.rt, I{obert R. Cor'r,1es, Carlos Ruggles Lumber Co., Sprir.rgfield, Mass.; first vice president, Edrvard W. Conklin (re-elected), Nlixer & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.; second vice president, Roy NI. Janin, Roy N{. Janin Lumber Co., I'ortlancl, Oregcn; treasurer, Frank McNally (re-elected), S1-rermar-r Lumber, Inc., Nerv York, N. Y. ; secretary-directing manager, Sid L. Darling (re-elected), Neu' York, N. Y. Assisiant Secretary C. J. Fisher, and \\/estern Manager Paul C. Stevens, Portland, Oregon, were reappointed.

The convention rvas attended by over 200.

Resolutir.rns, unanimously adopted, opposed S. 1820 (Forest Practices Act) submitted by Senator Anderson, and any legislation providing for compulsory health insurance.

The resolutions also favored legislation to create a Senate Committee on Small Business as rvell as a petition to Congress that it enact specific and clarifying legislation permitting the quoting of a delivered price and the absorption of freight, u'here deemed avisable by the seller, rvithout sacrificing the prir-rciples and purposes of the AntiTrust larvs.

By resolution the West Coast Bureau of Lumber Grades and h-rspection tvas recluested to change the length provisions <-,f Rule No. 14 so as to conform u'ith previolrs practice rrncler Rule No. 12.

Probably No \(/age Chanses

ln Northwest Lumber

Accorcling to repcrt from the Northrvest it is probable that there l'ill be little change in sawmill rvages before next April. It is understood that the International Woodu'orkers of America, CIO, has completed negotiations rvith sar,vmill employers rvith that result. Requested increased pay up to 3O cents an hour, a health and welfare fund, a six-hour day and other benefits rvere not allowed. Negotiations still continue in other fir, pine and plyrvood areas, 'rvith both CIO and AFL.

Lumber Termincrl Compcrny

Represents Bedwood Mill

Lumber Terminal Company, 2000 Evans Avenue, San Francisco 24, is nolv sales representative for the Indian Creek Mill & Lumber Company, Philo, Calif. This mill is orvned by Meryl McCready. A large inventory of this mill's old growth redwood rvill be maintained by Lumber Terminal Company. This stock is being offered to dealers both on a direct mill basis, and from their wholesale yard on a jobbing basis.

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