Quolity Pr,gd Service iAt. Whitney Lumber Compqny

3O3O Eqst Woshington

Los Angeles 23, Colif.

Generql ond Sofes Offces Blvd.

' ANgelus 8-Ol7l

Sswmiffs: Johnsondqle, Colif.; lule Division, ice of an organization with a reputation of competence, reliability and integrity," he continued.

"As the demand for our service grows in the Southem California area, we are in a position to furnish an unlimited number of trained inspectors to meet this growth, and all of our personnel will be qualified to cope with any and every grading situation," said Mr. Tunnicliffe. Present, and immediate, plans call for a staff of resident inspector and two assistant transit inspectors. It is expected this staff will be doubled before the end of the year.

Dole Croil Wirh Stqnton

Dale Crail, formerly with Frank Paxton in Chicago ancl with Penberthy Lumber Co., Los Angeles, ltas joinecl the sales staff of E. J. Stanton & Son, annoullces Salesmanager Tim Raker of the Soutl-rern California concern, and will call on the dealer trade in the Los Angeles area.

P.O. Box 2946 lerminql Annex t Los Angeles 54, Golif. Springville, Colit.

Things Sure Hoppen of TTTs

The 385th Terrible Twenty Tournament was held at Ojai Country Club, June 3. Clarence Bohnhoff made the arrangements. Ojai was at its best, with a perfect afternoon-warm but a cool breeze. Rex \A'a11 was low (75-7-68) for the better golfers, and Bob Pierce (83-13-2-72) for the hackers. FIeming beat Simpson in the playoff for last rnonth's prize.

Harry Whittaker, our new Most Terrible, missed the tournament by hours, returning from the East, but Osgood presided at our meeting. Walder Pruessing was initiated ir.rto the club, with Paul Bowen singing the invitation to buy a round of drinks. (If that's "singing," "Rochester" is a canclidate for the Met.) We have a new alibi-sore backs, new shoes, a hangover, etc., are all worn out-now it's poor springs in electric carts, says Osgood after his 94.

It's \ /ilshire on Tuesday, July 22, with first round of matcl-r play.-H. M. Alling.