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PONDEROSA PINE . WHITE FIR

MAIN OFFICE' (Mock Giles)

711 D Street-P.O. Box 71 | o Son Rofoel, Colif. o Phone GLenwood 4-1854 o TWX Son Rofoel 25

DISTRIBUTION YARD: (Art Bond) Highwoy 101 . Cloverdole, Colifornio . Phone TWinbrook 4-2312 month as guests of Max Barnette, presirlerrt of Hollti.,r' 'free lledwood Co. ttorthern California nrills.

George Bratsberg, The Pacific Coast Co.. \\'i1lits. r'acationed in Seattle arrrl other Pacific Northn'est poirrts rlrrring .f trly.

Dealer Lou Holland of Yrrcca Valley is recrrperating from an irijrrrv irrcurrecl u'hen he rvas tl-rior,r'n u'hile lrorseback ridirrg l:rst nrorrth. Lorr is rrer.r'to t1-re desert corrrrtrv.

Talbot I-rrnrber Co. Flxec Fred Talbot left busirr"r, m"iters in the hancls of Partners .foe Shipman :rrrd Dave Davis r,r'l.rile he ancl the nrissr-rs r-acationed a1<-rng the srtrrthern Cali{ornia coast the first tu,o .,\ugrrst rveeks.

Tom Molitor, formeriv u,itlr Pacific Fir Salcs irr Oaklancl. is non, calling on 13a.v area lur.nbervirrds for llarshall Shingle Co., Oaklancl, sales rcpresentatives for Xlacllillan & Bloeclel. Vancouver.

Lloyd Webb, so{tu'oo<ls rlepartmerrt Statttorr .\ Sott. l.os .\rrgt.lt... .1'61;1 111.

T-ongtinre Bercrrt-lticharrls nrar:rger for E. J. last of .lull' visitirrg

Dick Markee, joined rrp u'itlr S:rcranrento, Arrgrrst 1.

Iunrber rlivisiorr nral'rae'cr,

I)arr Thorn:rs Lunrber Co. irr tTrristrut Irrorlucts Clo., Chicaeo. lriorreer in thc rnctalir:rrnirrs' inclrrstrr', lr:rs cstablishcd a sLrl>si<1iarr- in Rcrlicley, [';Ll i f.

Coast '\ssociates, I nc., Seattle. \\i:rs :rl)l)()irrtecl salcs :rrr<1 sc'rvice reitresentativc irr u.esterrr \\':rs'lrirrgton arr<l .,\l;rsl<a for \r:rlc inclrrstri:rl liit trrrcks.

O:rl<lancl, Calif. [tcaltor So1 (]ilbe rg n-as n:rnrcrl t() corl<luct an econorr.ric sur\-e): of ther 250-b1ock \\'est Oakland rrrltan reneu,al Projc'ct.

Portable Electric 'fool-s has apltointccl Joseph 'l'. Iiamsey as Pacific Coast regional nanae-er in chaige of s:Llcs irr thl I I rn.estern states, heatlquartcrc<1 irr ;\rcaclia, ClLlif. Yreka, Calif .-Former^ Logger-Lumbernran Lrrke I_angc opposerl Sen. lianclolph Collier for his stare sen:rte seat.

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YOU HAVE HEARD obout "lhe cool wqler from lhe wooden buckel." lf's true. Wood keeps woler cooler in summer ond helps prevent f reezing in winler. Redwood lonks lost longer.

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"OUR 73rd YEAR"

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New Mlll Rounds Out $28 Million Exponsion Plon of U.5. Plywood

The opening of a mill engineered to set new production standards for the plywood industry has rounded out a $28,000,000 expansion program of United States Plywood Corporation, according to President S. W. Antoville's annual report to stockholders for the fiscal year ended April 30. New manufacturing, distribution and research facilities were included in the three-year development by the world's largest plywood organization. Its marketing network was increased to 114 branch warehouses in key markets of the United States and eastern Canada.

Production, which will ultimately reach an annual capacity of.72 million square feet, has started at the Youngs Bay plant in Roseburg, Oregon, where the company owns a billion board feet of premium fir timber and where there are extensive government timber stands. The plant incorporates the most modern production techniques designed to manufacture plywood at a cost substantially below previous break-even levels.

ANOTHER HOMASOTE FIRgT

Other major elements of the expansion program include a fully-automated pre-finishing plant in Orangeburg, S. C.; facilities to open up and harvest the virgin timber along the fabled Rogue River near Gold Beach, Oreggn; manufacturing plants in the Sault Ste. Marie area near Searchmont, Ontario, and a research center in Brewster, N. Y.

Fir plywood represented 39.2/o of the company's record sales of $203,242,147 during the fiscal year. The remaining sales covered a wide range of building and industrial products. As previously reported, U. S. Plywood earned $6"378,933 after taxes during the fiscal year.

'Plonning Lqws' Published

"Planning Laws," a comparative digest of state statutes through December 1957, relating to city, county, region, and state planning, has recently been published by the Housing and Home Firtance Agency. Compiled by the HHFA Office of General Counsel, the 7l-page digest is available for purchase at 70 cents a copy from the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25.

Rolph L. Smirh Lumber Go. Stqrts 5189,718 Srorcge Shed

Anderson, Calif.-The Ralph L. Smith Lumber Co. was set to start construction last month on a huge new crane shed at the company yard here. Fifty men were put to work on the building that will nearly double the company's present lumber storage capacity of six to seven million board feet. The contract was awarded to the Thomas W. Lisota construction company of Redding on a low bid of $189,718.