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Weyerhqeuser Opens Speciolry Products Office in Sqn Frqncisco

Dean Chriss, western sales supervisor for Weyerhaeuser Timber Company's special products division, -rec-ently established offices for the division at 375 South Mayfair Ave., Daly City, on the outskirts of San Francisco. Working with Chriss in the special products western division are Bill Brinkley, San Fiancisco; James F. Bell, North H-o-llyrvood; R. E. Deering, Tacoma, -Washington, and A' \M. Pigott, Dallas. Texas.

House Models for Deoler Rentol

Quite a few dealers have expressed an interest in the use oi ?tre models of the three Wori-ren's Congress Houses which were on display at the Exposition in Chicago last year, for display purposbs in their own yards, at booths in their local home shows, county fair exhibits, etc. The NRLDA has three sets of these models which are available on a rental basis of $50 per week, plus transportation charges between the dealer's location and Chicago. The models are prdsently stored at National Plan Service in Chicago, where they have been completely refurbished after their use by.the federated associations in connection with their conventions.

Arizono Housing Boom

Phoenix-Secretary Gus Michaels of the ARL&BSA reports that bids are to be called for housing for 300 workers at Page, Arizona, on the Glen Canyon dam. The Arizona dealers' secretary-manager declares that a truckload of cement will leave Flagstafi every 18 minutes, around;theclock, for three years, to transport the cement necessary to build the damsite.

Bob Wells Heods Trw& J Sourhern Colifornio Operqtions

New Volley, Cocsf Focilities Offered by Vqn Nuys Yqrd

Harold J. Ford, director of sales of Tarter, Webster & Johnson, Inc., lumber sales subsidiary of An.rerican Forest Products Corporation, announces several personnel changes and promotions in the organization:

_Robert \\'-e11s, formerlv manag'er of the Los Angeles rvholesale distribution yard, has been named general manager of all Southern California operations, l'hich include ]-{_ati91al Citl-, Rialto and Van Nuys. as u-ell ;rs f ,os Angeles. Mr. Wells' former position has been filled by Seth Potter, who_goes to Los Angeles from Stockton, \r'here he managed the Stockton llox Company distribution yard for ten yeirs. Nacy Gay has been rnoved frcm the Tarter, Websler & Johnson sales oflrce in San Francisco to fiIl the position formerly held by \{r. Potter.

Mr. F'ord also announces another aclclition to the ort{an- ization-Wendell C. Jensen, u.ho u'ill handle the salei of lumber procluced by the Big Ilear Tin-rber Companv at San

Bernardino. N{r. Jensen rvas formerly with the BoisePayette Lumber Company at Emmett. ldaho.

In order to better serve the San Ferr-rando Valley and cities north to Santa Barbara, including the adjacenf area, Tarter, Webster & Johnson has opened nerv yard facilities in Van Nuys recently. The S-acre plant is located at 15150 Errvin Street in the center of the industrial district. A stock of 10 to 12 million feet of tvest coast species of lumber rvill be maintained at all times, according to Bill llright, manager of the operation.

In orcler to offer fast, elficient service, Bright has selected a "hand-picked" stall to handle sales and inquiries. Ed Difar.ri, u,l'ro has been identified in lumber sales in Los Angeles for the past 10 years, has been n:rmed sales manager and rvill cover the territory throughout the valley. Buck Coleman, u.e1l knorvn in lumber circles and popular Hoo-Hoo, 'n'ill assist Difani in sales and service. Dick Johnson has been assigr.red the order-desk job an<l he n'ill be assisted by l)onna Bright, office secretarlr, in the detail r.ork. Harolh \\rolfe, rreteran operations manager, has been appointed yarcl superir.rtendent.

"By the establishment of this nerr. yard, l-e rvili be able to ofier thqretail dealer in this area the type of service that will build new business for both of us," said Bill Bright. "This Valley, dnd points north, is growing fast and we feel we can cut delivery time by several hours from this nelv location." he declared.

Glue-lqminqted 2x4 Ups Utilizcltion

The dependable 2x4, the bones of practically every house in America, has gone modern. The Western Pine Association announces that one of its member mills, Potlatch Forests, Inc., of Lewiston, Idaho, is now manufacturing glued laminated 2x4 lumber.

The new-style structural lumber has th.e same measurements as its long familiar older brother, according to Carl A. Rasmussen, director of the association's research laboratories here. Its laminated structure provides equal strength, he said, and assures straightness, dimensional stability and sound nailability. It is manufactured in sta4dard lumber lengths.

Rasmussen said the Potlatch plant had developed the new product to increase utilization of raw materials.

The Western Pine Association certifies its manufacture. Grading rules for four grades will be available from the assoc,iation about October 1.

The product has been on the market for some time, and recently specifications were distributed by the FHA to its field officei for use on FHA-insured projects. The specifications call for periodic rugged testing of sample items from manufacturing mills, including boiling samples in water for 12 hours and then subjecting them to stringent sh.ear tests.

Santa Barbara, Calif.-Maps approved for two new subdivisions, Rancho Alta Vista in Calpinteria Valley, and Holiday Park near Goleta, north of Highway 101 and rvest of Stowe Road.