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SAN FRANCISCO G"nerot Ofiicesr No. I Drumm Strccl tOS ANGETES Ori." ond Yord:; 4710 S. Atomcdo Sr. -JE 3ttl
OAKTAND Yords ond Whorvcs; 2lll Frederick St. - KE 4-8466
PORTTAND Mill Soler Ofricc:827 ferminol Soles Blds.
SAW lltlt[S: Rorcburg. Orcgon Reedrport, Orcaon
RETAIt YARDS: LOS ANGELES .' OAKI.AND ONTARIO r HOI.I.YWOOD
ILONG SCACH r llvERStDE
During this same six-month period of 1948, a total of 11,059 FHA-approved dwelling units were completed and made ready for occupancy.
"IIy" Keeps His Ncme
United Lumber Yards listed winners in their trade-mark contest as Mrs. C. E. Miller of Modesto and R.,C. Schmidt of Oakdale, Calif. The judges decided that Mrs. Miller's entry, "Bill Dit" was the best submitted, but agreed witl-r contestant Schmidt that none came up to the name "IJly," formerly assigned to the little trade-mark man. So "IJly" keeps his name.
