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yet Gosf less than many domeslic woods!

Q".rui." African Mahogany has long been acknowledged the Aristocrat of 'Woods has long been synonymous with "Quality" to architect, contractor and home-owner alike.

Now Mengel offers you the unsurpassed beauty and sophistication of genuine African Mahogany, in all your doors, for less money fiban you'd pay for comparable doors, faced utitb many d'omestic tuoods!

Vhy? Because The Mengel Company operates its own logging concession in Africa's best Mahogany section, imports top-quality logs in tremendous volume, and passes the savings on to you.

Mengel Mahogany Flush Doors and Standardor l\Iahogany Flush Doors are designed, engineered and built tobe better doors in their respective classes. Compare specifications and be convinced.

Smith, Weslern District Manager l006 Shroder Streel, Scrn Frqncisco

of man" may not soon become an unprofitable memory. Liberty is divided into two parts; to have and to hold. And the accent is on the second part.

Their heroic lives and deaths will go to prove that, in spite of all the lessons of history, this nation was born to endure, and while God reigns, this republic, born of the blood of our fathers and the tears of our mothers, shall not pass away. And so long as there springs from American loins the type of young men who fought in Korea, this land is safe. Let us know that this is true, and stand firmly on that rock.

Guess Whor These Two Guys Are Soying

Al Bell, of San Francisco, took this candid camera shot of tlvo well known San Franciscans. He sent it along to use in a brief quiz, which this is. The question he wants answered is, what are these two guys talking about ? A glance tells you that the things is serious, whatever it is. Is it Korea, do)zou suppose? Or politics? Or the Redwood market? Or do you reckon they are fixing to fight about who pays the check for the lunch they have just eaten? Who knows?

Death does not end the influence of the true sol'dier. Beauford Jester, lately Governor of Texas, and a splendid orator, said this: "An heroic life does not die. Its influence and reach are beyond death and the grave. Such a life partakes of the infinite. Like unto the soul of man it has the essencg of immortality. It is not bounded by the finality of death or terminated by the grave. Its imptrlses are found in the body politic, and give to the nation vigor and strength. Its ideals, aspirations, and love of country produce vision, purpose, and patriotism in the lives of the countrymen for whom the life was given in sacrifice. The heroic life inspires and enables those who are its survivors and heirs."

Hqrdwood Rules Chonges

All of the rules changes given a prelilninary O,K' by the National Hardwood Lumber Association Steering Committee, which met in Chicago in June have l>een passed upon favorably by the Inspection Rttles Committee as a whole, Secretary-Manager Jos. L. Nluller has announced. The proposed changes will be printed in pamphlet form, he advises, and sent to all members of the Association prior to the Annual Convention in Chicago, October 5-8. At that time, a formal vote on the proposed changes t'ill be taken. The rules changes adopted in Convention lr-ill be made a part of the official NHLA Rules and included in the 1954 Rules Book.'