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MANUFACIURERS AND of FONDEROSA PINE SUGAR PINE WHITE FIR . DOUGIAS FIR . REDWOOD WESTERN RED CEDAR INCENSE

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Anericcn Bcnk Bldg., Portlond 5, Oregon

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Purveyors of Forest Produclr lo Colifomio Reloileru

FIR-9PRUCE-HE'ITLOCK CEDAR-PINE-PLYWOOD

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Frost Hordwood Floors, Inc. in the

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FROSTBRAND FTOORING OAK-PECAN-BEECH

Vogt Lumber Sqles Exponds

Don Vogt, of Donald P. Vogt Lumber Sales, Wilmington, California, announced last week that his firm is in the process of expansion, which will include greater volume of materials and increased facilities at the harbor.

The Donald P. Vogt Lumber Sales organization represents the George E. Miller Lumber Company, with mills Lumber Company of Portland, Oregon, manufacturers of at Newport and Toledo, Oregon, and the North Oregon Douglas Fir, Hemlock and Spruce.

Ralph Belk and Don Vogt handle the sales and shipcomplete the organization. ments. and a well-trained stafi in the office and at the dock Telephone numbers of the firm are TErminal 4-6168 and NEvada 6-1532.

E. L. Bruce News Noles

The E. L. Bruce Co., Oakland, announcecl recently tiat their San Francisco Peninsula territory formerly handled by Phillip Paulson is now being covered by Richard (Dick) Brown.

Dick Brown originally started his lumber career witl-r this company at their Los Angeels office, and prior to taking over his present territory had been with the Davidson Plywood and Lumber Co., San Francisco. He is the son of Edric Brown of The Pacific Lumber Co.

The E. L. Bruce Co. has announced that due to popular demand, they will publish and distribute to the trade a complete hardwood catalogue of the loose-leaf variety. They plan to issue it by the first of September. The cata. logue will ,contain a wealthh of knowledge for the hardwood trade and will be full of technical data. orices and descriptions

E,. L. Bruce, Jr., recently returned to his headquarters at Memphis, Tenn., after spending a week at Bohemian Grove, California.

George Hinkle, general sales manager, Consolidated Lumber Company of Wilmington, California, and Mrs. Hinkle, are spending the first three weeks of August at Yosemite National Park. During the last week of August they will motor through Northern California, Nevada and Utah enroute home.

Coloveros Promotes Doone

Jghn E. Doane has been promoted from traffic manager to assistant sales manager by the Calaveras Cement Company, San Francisco. He will hold both jobs in the future.

Honsen-Pocific Mill Fire-Domoged

Hansen-Pacific's sawmill at Fortuna, Calif., rvas badly damaged by fire on luly 25. Several electric motors, the trim saw, edger, conveyors, part of the mill building and the green chain were destroyed. The head rig was not damaged.

The Hansen-Pacific Lumber Co. went to Fortuna in 1951 when they purchased the mill and timber of the McCready Lumber Co. They had operated continuously since 'that time and were turning out about 55,000 board feet a day. They had operated the sawmill on two shifts, the planing mill on one shift and employed 85 people. Just three days before the fire, Hansen-Pacific started construction of a new mill which they hope to have in operation by December 15 of this year. Their new mill will cost in the neighborhood of $300,000, will be all electric and will feature a nine-foot band saw. They estimhte that the new mill will turn out 100,000 board feet per shift, the sawmill running one shift and their planing mill operating' two shifts. The completed mill will cover 23 acres.

As the planing mill was not damaged by the fire, it will continue to operate; however, it is not known whether the company will rebuild the damaged sawmill, or try to rush completion of the new mill.

Form Prices Held Firmly

The Department of Agriculture at Washington announces that farm prices held firm during the month ending July 15. This halted for a month a decline that started in the summer oI 1952. The index was figured at 259,4o of the 1910-1914 base. A year ago the index stood at D5, and in February, 1951, it was 313, the all-time peak.

Paul Orban and Carvel Brown, Orban Lumber Company executives of Pasadena, are spending the month of August at the company mills in Carlotta, California. While Allen Mackey, superintendent, is away on vacation the mill will be operated by top-flight management on alternate weeks in order to maintain production.

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