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FOR SALEGERLINGER 8-ton Lift Truck FOR SALE

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STETS O N-R OS S all-electric, ball-bearing &lGAl ( I 5" x 8" ) PlanerMatcher in practically new condition; complete with feed tablei profile yolks, all top and bottorn and side head equipment; complete grinding and joining machine together with portable knife grinder including hoods for collector; also other spare heads built for this machine, etc., supplies.

NOW IN OPERATION-Can Be Inspected.

Stetson-Ross state replac€ment cost of above equipment $40,000.

Our price, net, F.O.B. Cars Chicago: $2s,7 so

HUSS LUMBER COMPANY

1350 Fullerton Avenue Chicago 14, Illinois Phone: Llncoln 9-1700

For Sale

One Overhead Shepard Crane-7ft-ton capacity, $35C.

MULLIN LUMBER CO.

1950 West Slauson Ave. Los Angeles 47, Calif.. AXminster 4-6191

B UY_SELL-REPAIR_S ERV ICE

Fork Lifts andStraddle Trucks. Complete shop and field service. Portable Welding, Special Fabrication, Steam Cleaning andPainting. Service Available 7 Days a Week. All work guaranteed.

COMMERCIAL REPAIRS AND SERVICE

1115 North Alameda Street, Compton, Calif. Phones: NEwmark l-8269, NEvada 6-4805

FOR SAtE

Flush Door Plant Machinerv

Tennoner, Rip saw, High-speed Moulder, 48x96 hydraulic Cold Press, Door Sizer, small Fork Lift truck, and all .equipment to manufacture flush doors.

WILL SELL AS COMPLETE UNIT or BY THE PIECE

' Can beInspected at MEDFORD DOOR, CORPORATION White City, Oregon

Telephone Medford 3-3601 for Appointment

1947 Model in excellent condition, Rebuilt Mercury motor. Manual steering.' $3500. Can be inspected at B & K LUMBER DISTRIBUTORS, INC.

200 South Seaside. Terminal Island BRadshaw 2-4630

LUMBER

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HANDLING CRANE & CO.

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Angeles, leaves a brother, Robert Storrs Osgood, Chula Vista; five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Gerqld

J. Voyer

Gerald J. Voyer, 54,Reseda, Calif., retail lumberman, died June 30. Mr. Voyer came from Anaconda, Montana, and had been an owner and partner with E. C. Harris in the Reseda Lumber Company at 18430 Sherman Way for the past 10 years. His home was at 18309 Saticoy, also in Reseda. Requiem mass was celebrated July 5. Mr.. Voyer leaves his wife, Anne, a daughter and three grandchildren.

Alfred J. Costell

Funeral services for Alfred J. Castell, retired lumberman, were conducted July 1 in Whittier, Calif. He was a banker and lumberman in Colorado until he moved to California in 1926 to operate the California Lumber Yard in Montebello.

Frqnk H. Chopmcn

Frank H. Chapman, 60, died June 22 at his home, 6041 Simpson, North Hollywood. He had been employed by the Blanchard Lumber Co. at its North Hollywood yard in the custom mill ever since coming to Southern California about ten years ago. In the east he had been with the Horning Lumber Company, Akron, and the Falls Lumber Co., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. He leaves his wife. Blanche. of the home.

Horry E. Hort

5eculity noyol Dutch Point ltfg, Co,.._.-.-.25 lfarry E. Hart, 76, died June 20. He retired three years ago as a wholesale lumber salesman. Mr. Hart \^'as active in Masonic activities. He leaves, a son, Edwin P. Hart, and two daughters in addition to his wife, Beatrice, of the home at 2308 Manhattan Ave., Hermosa Beach.

Alon A.

5iero Lmber & Plyrvood, Inc.

SimPron Logging Co.

Julius T. Nelson

Julius Theodore Nelson, 81, associated vr,'ith his son, Leslie T. Nelson, in the operation of the Nelson Lumber Co. wholesale lumber business in Nfonrovia, Calif., since 1947, died July 3.

Mrs. C. C. Borr

Mrs. Anna Barr, widow of C. C. Barr, prominent early da.r Southern California lumber dealer, died late last month and was buried July 2 in Whittier, Calif., where she came in 1911.

Building Confrqctors

Albert W. Pattinson, TS retired building contractor and Los Angeles resident for nearly 50 years, died there June 2

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Albert Mifflin Eaton, 72, who had lived in California 50 years, died at his home in Santa Monica Jrne 2 . . Funeral services for Allan R. Bradley, 71, building contractor in La Jolla, Calif., for 17 years, were held there June 11 ...

Clifford F. Reid, Southern California real estate developer and subdivider since 1923, died June 3 at his home in Hollywood Riviera, one of his developments, which also included large subdivisions in the Burbank, North Hollywood and Van Nuys areas Charles M. Neely, 85, contractor and builder who came to Los Angeles 51 years ago. died June 20 . John E. Andrus, 91, retired contractor who had lived in Los Angeles 45 years, died June n . Olof Johnson, 76, who came to Southern California 40 years ago, died June 2l Hans C. flansen, 89, retired building contractor who came to Los Angeles 33 years ago, died Iune23.