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Multnomah Plywood Corporation, Portland.

Oregon Plywood Corporation, Sweet Home.

Oregon-Washington Plywood Corporation, Garibaldi.

Southern Oregon Plywoods, fnc., Grant Pass.

Springfield Plywood Corporation, Springfield.

Timber Products Cornpany, Medford.

Umpqua Plywood Corporation, Roseburg.

United States Plywood Corporation, Mapleton.

Valley Plywood Co., Junction City.

Western Cooperage, Inc., Portland.

Western Door & Plywood Corporation, Milwaukie.

Western Veneer Company, Lebanon.

Southern Plywood Manulacturers Association Elects Officers

Members of the Southern Plywood Manufacturers Association recently met in their fourth annual meeting at the Henry Grady Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Southern panel makers elected J. J. Stern of Greenville, Fla., Association president and B. E. Bryan of Calypso, North Carolina, vice president. Mr. Stern is president of Southern Plywoods, Inc., and Mr. Bryan is manager of Calypso Veneer Co.

Board members named include B. P Adams, Jr., man. ager of United States Ply'ivood Corp., Orangeburg, S. C.; D. E. Nichols, president of Valdosta Plywoods, Inc., Val-

Shasta Plywood, Inc. Estimates 1950 Production at 48 Million Feet

Shasta Plywood, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of United States Plywood Corporation, had a production in 1949 of 46 million feet on a 3r(" rough basis. Of this 34 million was pine and 12 million fir.

Gene Brewer, manager of Shasta Plywood, estimates production for 1950 at 48 million, with 32 million being pine and 16 million feet fir. The pine production is divided equally between Ponderosa and Sugar pine. The fir is principally Douglas fir, a large part of which is manufactured into sheathing grades. It is Mr. Brewer's belief that this is the only plywood plant manufacturing Sugar pine plywood in any quantity. The bulk of it is made in 3/4" thickness for use as cupboard doors and cabinet fixture work. California pine is recognized as being highly desirable for enameling and paint work.

The production of Shasta Plywood, Inc., is distributed nationally through the sales offices of the United States Plyrvood Corporation.

dosta, Ga., and Jack eer Co., Darlington, board members.

C. W. Dietterich aging director.

Ramsey, manager of Darlington VenS. C. The two officers also serve as of Atlanta, Ga.. was re-elected man-